Benedictine Military Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

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We hope that you will be eager to learn answers, to find solutions, to do your work. And, we expect you to work in harmony with others as a team. We expect you to value each person. God gives many gifts and talents. It is good to be alive, to have friends, to know truth. Truth and knowledge, love and peace, friendship and happiness - all of these go into being human. They are not imposed on us. They come from within us when we are open and willing. It is difficult to be what one is supposed to be. Sometimes we have a compulsion to be what we are not. It is important to be what we are. Your teachersand I want your presence here and wherever you are to make an important difference. l hope you want that too. Give full measure to what you are about. Figure out what your values are and live by them. lf you begin to do this then this school year will be really worth remembering. God bless you. 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GRIFFIN, O.S.B. Assistant Headmaster, American History FR. ALBERT C. BICKERSTAFF, O.S.B. Guidance Counselor, American History, Assistant Football Coach AMW WI 3' 1 izsif' Q 5. , ,Ek .E MR 3 Q FR. PHILIP GHYS, O.S.B B00kSt0I'G S. MARY School S W. FORBES ecretary MRS. DOROTHY L. BOND MRS. MARGARET HORNE MRS. EILEEN E. TILLMAN MRS. BRENDA ZEALY Business Office Controller Alumi Office, Business Office Student Records MR. TOMMY BRENNAN Business Math!Law, Mech. Draw- ing, Head Baseball Coach, As- sistant Football Coach MRS. KATHERINE CUBETA English ln, lv, AP English, Sententia Advisor M P55537 Egivfsiilugif' Tk f .L -5 if :fLiE5E?fl5:W?E?il,L '5i::E55v?iE:'5'l::512?i:3 g xl li, , ,W .- ,,,, My .1 ,, : N ?l ,ig . . is . X 4,4 15 Jw 45, L, K ui S it M N55 hi fl ai X it all 5 la A I l ,Q---was FQ -' . ss K J - A .. n 5, .. . s.. , ..,,...., s gf 'N s--- ' ,Q - 2 ' Zi. , MR. TOMMY CANNON W. History, Economics, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Head GolfCoach, P.E. 'H E . -sit I FR. WILFRED DUMM, O.S.B. Physics, Algebra I, Basic Science Ivins. DORIS CAUGHRAN l Pre-Calculus, Computer, Adv Alg.,Trig. SFC THEODORE F. CURINGA lFlETl, Military instructor Q 3099053 U14 ujrsmm 2526373 REV. BERTRAND DUNEGAN O.S.B., Biology, Intro. to Coastal Biology REV. RONALD GATMAN, O.S.B. Religious Studies SFC LEE A. HARRINGTON MR. JIM HARTE CRETJ, Military Instructor English ll, Speech, Debate Team, Drama Club MRS. ANNE GOLD Art, Art Appreciation, Art History, Reading MRS. KAY JACKSON Algebra l, Basic Geometry, Geometry ?'E? 'i2Z aff ' Ei? it 22 2 I , , ,M ,f -Y ' ' we 3 W4 .f , I '1 We X 1 FR. MEINRAD LAWSON O.S.B., Religious Studies, Global Perspectives, Business Manager 4 M FR. CHRISTIAN LEFROIS O.S.B., Global Perspectives, Military Instructor Psychology!Sociology SCM OLIN LEWIS QRETJ . 'Ms it S X J ,,, MRS. ANNE LISTON Libfafian SR. JOHANNA MAGUIRE Chemistry, Basic Science, 9th Grade Math MRS. WADIE MORELAND Driver's Education MR. PAT ROSSITER Economics, P.E., Assistant Football Coach, Head Soccer and Track Coach 1 LTC JAMES B. NORRIS MR. WAYNE MUNCH Earth Science, Basic Alegbra, QRETJ Assistant Football Coach, Head Tennis Coach Senior Military Instructor gigs Qi i MISS LUCINDA SIMPSON MISS REGINA SULLIVAN Music Appreciation, Band Spanish I, ll, SABRE Advisor, Literary Arts v w:..wm..e,W mg ,Exiles-:fm....w,ASW - 1 -:sf 5 Wtsfliieleikwieiiiiv ' ,tif , K5 9 7 M H I ' 3 I I E I I 1 f, -- ,f .sfllwggg 5 : , - ,Wm i ' ' J'Vu525:55-ii?IWff::w,4 V W I .V f - . -92M--em.m1m7 If 'f ,Sax Sw' WW! ' I . . , - 4 . I Q If ii S ' I f ' H ' mm -- , , . 1 MRS. CAROL P. TAYLOR English I, ll, French II MR. JAMES WALSH American History, World History, P.E., Head Football Coach, Director of Athletics FR. ANTHONY WESOLOWSKI O.S.B., Religious Studies, Latin , ,,ff.fLM..,w My Hot- MR. JAMES VARNEDOE English I, II, IV, French I, II WWW MR. THAD WELCH Algebra I, II, Algebra II, Trig. MRS. DONNA YOUNGBLOOD English III, Geography, Cheerleader Advisor MR. EDMUND ANDERSON Director of Maintenance BRO. GERALD KLARIC, O.S.B. Office!Maintenance Staff SAW sl sr I f , g f ii? ' me Q I , WI fy! W! , wif, Wxv 4 I 'Qi -- H li l ' W 'nl-5 I 1 Y . 'I ' 41-aa .. . ' 4 5, 7.1, It Vi , ry, pgs? 5 IV ,,- 3, . I I I 4 V ,L I k -- l I, M , S ' . 'f Y' ,- - , , I L I . ,, ,,,, 3 .,, ,, ,,. , ,gg ,,I. 5 ,K ,gg , - - 7 f,,-: wwe Ia ,f ,If fs In I - IEEI I, : .. A' V L J? 5' f El- ' I : HI V' 15' ' ' -fi? S, ' 22- Wifi ' ' . 1 ' ' , I I , ,:- 11. - III - ' I wif. H, , 'I5,,,jgg2IsQ,' , ,i I . , ,, Ei' - l .f ...... , , A ,,,,,. 5 ' at - iw ,, , an ,,,1': I L I ,,,, Q , AMW H I 2 ' ' '.IEEl'i',,'55: Fav? iff A515212 ' f I' , . mizupaf ' h ' ' ' il CARRIE KENT Maintenance Staff if sf? WILLIE MAE WHITE Maintenance Staff MR. CH ESLEY PITTS Groundskeeper-Maintenance Staff EVA MAE DRAYTON Maintenance Staff CASSIE MAE DONALDSON BEULAH LAMAR PATRICIA LANGLEY MAXINE SCOTT Maintenance Staff Priory Staff Priory Staff Maintenance Staff 1 1 .mm ,qwa Jackie Hogan, Treasurerq Billy Goode, Vice-Presidentg Todd Fiobinson, Presidentg Jim Cain, Representativeg Jessie Fox, Secretary. Devonn Cape' Adams Jack Marvin Aleshire Michael Brian Anderson Steven Aroangeli Timothy Clark Boyd Gregory Janard Brannan David Allan Brody Michael Peter Busteed ' 2 James Frank Cain lll Thomas Wayne Cetti M WJQWQP' Anderson pays for steroid overdose. Todd Nicholas Chase John Edward Ciucevich lll Andre' Jenard Clark Nicholas Clark X Alan William Conawa y Dan Ray Conley Goathead flimflams Wally. Chase finds physics shocking. Robert Harry Crone Bradford Lamar Daley Edwin Bryan Conneratt Thomas Garrett Corley ig . is , Q for 'L , RYEEESE' wi .- K N f . as-axis, .i Brody shows signs of B.C. Blues. I don't wanna hear it. James Richard DeBorde Daniel Joseph De Vita Emory Barrett Downs Craig Stillman Edgerly Engle plots Soviet takeover. Brian David Ehret Scott Anthony Ellis Emory Pet of the Month struts her stuff. Christopher Lee Engel 77mothy John Hnnegan Laramy and Sheppard plan wild and crazy weekend. ff aff! Christian Stephen Fitzpatrick Jesse Deming Fox Goode shows interest in Global Perspectives. .J , W, Patrick Louis Fuhrman Mark Allan Fuller James Wesley Franklin Daniel Lemuel Frazier Brian Thomas Gary William Sublett Goode Let's have a raffle . . . Q if Marc Allan Gordon Robert Troy Graves N Gregory Coppinger Gretsch Donald Gene Hahn fel, M, gg, :i i i , V ,, ..,, . . or maybe a play. EW Gretsch visits Earth. Steven Patrick Hall Marion Gray Harkleroad Michael Craig Harris David Andrew Heidt Henry Bernard Heller Dennis Michael Herb Jr. Michael Jerome Hogan Jr Thomas John Hogan Jr. Don't feed the Rhino. You guys gotta help me find my tooth. Ri 1 t'Okay, you want 7 hotdogs, 5 cokes . . .' N Jay Michael Holt Robert Steven Howard Charles Bock Howell Wllllam Ryan Hussey Thomas Charles James Jr. Christopher Alexander Johnson Thomas Howard Johnson Leamuel Lee Jones Jn But, my mommy said I could play. W .w wiht Richard Anthony Kaufman Matthew James Keck C M, Big Bird gets no respect. Brian Ehrlich Krapf Michael Raymond Krieger Michael Edward Laramy George John Leon Angello Lin Lawrence Michael Loncon James Edward Manuoy lll Christopher Keith Martin The car's totaled. i Michael Kevin Mascunana John Joseph McGrath Chris G. McHugh Glenn David Mclver Richard Charles Lutz Joseph Eugene Mahany Jr. Patrick Francis McKenna John Fitzgerald Meli I want to be just like you Padre. Lawrence Yonge O'Hayer John Anthony O'Neii lil What do you mean you don't like the Flintstones? Robert Martin Merritt Timothy Todd Morin ...gp Seniors sign up for Mouseketeer CIub. if '45 fi Sean Patrick Parker David Anthony Pena Anthony Christopher Osborne Joseph Keith Parker Jesse Lewis Petrea lil Craig Lee Phillips Seniors Look Forward to Graduation E Q, .swifel QQ Ekgi 2 222 ?E s .vi 5 Zz Andrew Joseph Price William Thomas Quick Jacob Lee Robertson Todd Allyn Robinson John Edward Rowell Mark Anthony Sanders What's this guy doing? 32 Ninety-two Percent of Class to Attend College Sanders donates arm to basketball Hall of Fame. Arnold Joseph Seyden Ill Ronnie Volght Shearouse Leo Kelbf Sheehan Gregory Thomas Sheppard Charles Cummins Singleton lll Brian David Skoglind l 33 Micheal Anthony Smith James Richard Stephan Coneheads invade B.C. Wild Man . . . Roysten Tedder Mark Belger Stewart Franklin Wescoat Strausbaugh Thomas Xavier Sylvester William Floysten Tedder lll Bubba wonders . . . ls there life after football? 34 N Lloyd Dugald Van Pamelen Marty Grover Wagnon Jr. David Grant Walker Ronald Edward Winders Jn r f i Norman Elton Ullman, Jr. Wayne Philip Ulmer 5 . . ig , 1 Q, ,,f' w I thought Garfield was classical literature. Senior Directory JACK M. ALESHIRE R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Rifle Team 1, Honor Roll 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2. DEVONN C. ADAMS R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Student Advisor 4, Band 1, Squad Leader 1, 2. MICHAEL B. ANDERSON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Region Champs 4, Weightlifting Team 3, 4, Best Lifter 3, 4, Honor roll 4, Sabre 4, Sententia 4. STEVEN A. ARCANGELI R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4,'Rifle Team 1, Cannon Crew 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, NEDT Certificate 1, 2, Oceanography 2, Computer Club 4, Senior Advisor 4. TIMOTHY C. BOYD R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Oceanography 2, Pep Club 4. GREGORY J. BRANNAN R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID A. BRODY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL P. BUSTEED Transfer To B.C. 2, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, PE 4. JAMES F. CAIN III R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Region Champs 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Student Senate 4, Student Advisor 4, Squad Leader 1, 2. THOMAS W. CETTI R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team Manager 1, 2, Oceanography Club 2, Rifle Team 3, 4, City Champs 3, Squad Leader 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Color Guard 3, Pep Club 4, Expert Marksmanship Medal 3. TODD N. CHASE R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Student Senate 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Computer Club 4, Academic Achievement Award 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, B.C. Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. CIUCEVICH III R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, Track 1, 2, NEDT Certificate 2, Perfect Attendance 2, Oceanography 2, Pep Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 4. ANDRE J. CLARK R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Band 1, Oceanography 2. NICHOLAS M. CLARK Transfer To B.C. 3. ALAN W. CONAWAY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mayors Youth Council 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 2, Baseball 2. DAN R. CON LEY BRYAN E. CONNERAT III Honor Roll 3, Honor Society 4, Math Club 3, Student Advisor 4, Pep Club 4, Computer Club 4. GARRETT T. CORLEY ROBERT H. CRONE R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Squad Leader 2. BRADFORD L. DALEY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, PE 4, Football 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Excellence In Latin 1, Student Advisor 4, Rifle Team 1, Academic Achievement Ribbon 2, Squad Leader 2. JAMES R. DeBORDE R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Oceanography Club 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, Senior Retreat 4, Squad Leader 2. DANIEL J. DeVITA R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Squad Leader 2, Oceanography 2, P.A. Announcements 1, 2, 3, Governor's Honors 2. EMORY B. DOWNS R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Student Advisor 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Oceanography 2. CRAIG S. EDGERLY R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Oceanography 25 Soccer 1, 25 Honor 45 Pep Club 4. BRIAN D. EHRET R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 35 PE 45 Math Club 2, 3, 45 Oceanography 45 Honor Society 45 Student Advisor 45 Savannah Science Seminar 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Univ. of Georgia Cert. of Merit 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NEDT Certificate 1, 25 Georgia Tech Distinguished Mathematics Scholar Certificate 35 Naval Academy Engineering and Science Seminar 35 Certificate for Excellence in Latin 15 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. SCOTT A. ELLIS Transfer to B.C. 45 Football 45 Baseball 45 Soccer 45 All-City 4. CHRISTOPHER L. ENGEL R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Commander 3, 45 Superior Cadet Medal 2, 35 George K. Gannam Memorial Medal 25 American Legion God and Country Award 35 Academic Achievement Award 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Savannah Science Seminar 35 American Legion Boys State 35 Certificate for Excellence in Latin 15 NEDT Certificate 1, 2. TIMOTHY J. FINNEGAN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 City Champs 35 NEDT Certificate 1, 25 Squad Leader 25 Savannah Science Seminar 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Student Advisor 4. CHRISTIAN S. FITZPATRICK Transfer To B.C. 25 R.O.T.C. 25 PE 3, 45 NEDT Certificate 25 Honor Roll 2, 45 National Honor Society 45 Drama Club 35 Student Advisor 45 Track 4. JESSE D. FOX R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Sabre Staff 45 Student Senate 3, 45 Student Advisor 45 Honor Roll 1. JAMES W. FRANKLIN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Advisor 45 Squad Leader 2. DANIEL L. FRAZIER R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Squad Leader 25 Computer Club 45 Track 45 Honor Roll 4. PATRICK L. FUHRMAN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 4. MARK A. FULLER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3. BRIAN T. GARY R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 NEDT Certificate 1, 25 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 35 Soccer 15 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 City Doubles Champ 2, City Singles Champ 35 Oceanography Club 15 Sententia 45 Computer Club 4. WILLIAM S. GOODE R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Superior Cadet 15 Ideal Freshman Cadet5 Headmasters Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 NEDT Certificate 1, 25 Certificate of Excellence in Latin 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Region Champs 2, 35 State Champs 35 Individual Region Champ 35 Squad Leader 25 Marksman Badge 25 Academic Achievement Award 2, 3, 45 Armstrong Math Tournament 2, 35 University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 35 Disciplinary Committee 3, 45 Student Senate 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 President 4. MARC A. GORDON R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 4. ROBERT T. GRAVES R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Computer Club 45 Math Club 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY C. GRETSCH R.O.T.C. 2, 35 PE 45 Track 3, 45 Transfer to B.C. 25 Oceanography Club 25 Math Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Computer Club 45 Science Seminar 3. DONALD G. HAHN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Oceanography Club 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Basketball 25 Honor Roll 4. STEVEN P. HALL R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Soccer 1, 25 Student Advisor 45 Computer Club 45 Honor Roll 45 Sharpshooter Medal 2. 37 MARION G. HARKLEROAD R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Region Champs 4, Squad Leader 2. MICHAEL C. HARRIS R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Actor 3, Speech Team 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, First Place in Region Competition for One-Act play 2, Student Advisor 3. DAVID A. HEIDT R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Basketball 1. HENRY BERNARD HELLER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Honor Roll 1. DENNIS M. HERB, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Pep Rally Emcee 4, SABRE Staff 4. JEROME M. HOGAN, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Headmasters Honor Roll 3, Football 1, 3, 4. THOMAS J. HOGAN, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 2, Athletic Trainer 1, 2, 3, 4, Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar 2, Soccer 1, 2, Science Seminar 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. JAY M. HOLT R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4. ROBERT S. HOWARD R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Squad Leader 2. CHARLES BOCK HOWELL R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Sharp Shooter Badge 2, NEDT Certificate of Merit 1, 2, Honor Roll 3. WILLIAM RYAN HUSSEY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Region Champs 4, Oceanography 2, Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 3, 4. THOMAS CHARLES JAMES, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Computer Club 4, NED Certificate of Merit 1, 2, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, R.O.T.C. Brigade Staff 3, 4, Literary Magazine Staf 4, Armstrong Math Meet 2, 3, 4, Charleston Mat Meet 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER A. JOHNSON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Track 2, Football 3, 4, Region Champs 4, Computer Club 4, Oceanography Club 2, Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. THOMAS H. JOHNSON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, PE 4, Headmaster's Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 2, 3, Governors Honors in Science 3, Savannah Science Seminar 3, Armstrong State College Scholar Program 2, Barkley Forum Summer Forensic Workshop 2, Georgia Certificate of Merit 3, National Merit Letter of Commendation 3, Computer Club 4, Math Club 4, Science Fair 4, Oceanography Club 1, 2, 3, Literary Magazine Staff 4, Yearbook Photographer 2, 3, 4, Student Advisor 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 1, 2, Certificate of Excellence in Latin 1. LEAMUEL L. JONES, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sabre Guard 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, Squad Leader 2, Achievement Award 33, 4, Marksmanship Award 2, Drill Team 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, Speech Team 2, 3, Oceanography Club 1, Honor Roll 2, Track 3, Student Advisor 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Announcements 3, 4. RICHARD A. KAUFMAN R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Latin Award 1, Honor Roll 1, Squad Leader 2. MATTHEW J. KECK R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Sententia Staff 4, Pep Club 4. BRIAN E. KRAPF R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander 4, American Legion Georgia Boy's State 3, Oceanography Club 2, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Speech Team 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 4. MICHAEL R. KRIEGER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Oceanography Club 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, City Champs 3, Squad Leader 2. MICHAEL E. LARAMY R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Oceanography Club 2, Pep Club 4, Chatham Artillery Silver Medal 3. GEORGE J. LEON IV R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Baseball 1, Honor Roll 4. ANGELLO LIN R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, Headmaster's Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4 lPresident 4l, Student Advisor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 lVice-President 4l, Excellence in French 2, 3, Excellence in Latin 1, Squad Leader 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3, Georgia Tech Certificate of Merit 3, SABRE Staff 4, NEDT Certificate of Merit 1, 2, Computer Club 4, Armstrong Math Meet 2, 3, 4, Charleston Math Meet 3, 4, Outstanding Senior 4. MICHAEL L. LONCON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Region Champs 4, All-City 4, Offensive Lineman of the Year 4, B.C. Weight Lifting 3, 4. RICHARD C. LUTZ, JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All-City 3, Region Champs 4, Captain 4, All-City 4, Honor Roll 4, Student Advisor 4. JOSEPH E. MAHANY R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, PE 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Computer Club 4, Track 2, Student Advisor 4. EDWARD J. MANUCY III R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Oceanography 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER K. MARTIN R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football Manager 1, Honor Roll KEVIN M. MASCUNANA R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4. MICHAEL D. McDONALD R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Drama Club 3, Pep Club 4, Track Team 2, 3, Sententia 4. JOHN J. McGRATH R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Spanish ll Award 2, National Forensic League. CHRIS G. McHUGH R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, NEDT Certificate of Merit 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Oceanography Club 2, Sententia 4, SABRE Photographer 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track Manager 1, 2, Excellence in Latin 1, Savannah Science Seminar 3. GLENN D. McIVER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Computer Club 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. PATRICK F. MCKENNA JOHN F. MELL R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-City 3, 4, MVP 4, Region Champs 4, Co-Captain 4. ROBERT M. MERRITT R.O.T.C. 2, PE 3, 4, Transferto B.C. 2, National Honor Society 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, City Champs 3, Tennis 2, Student Advisor 4, Excellence in Chemistry 3, Georgia Certificate of Merit 3, Furman Scholar 3, French Award 2, Science Seminar 2, Headmaster's Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Computer Club 4, SABRE Staff 4, Georgia Tech Certificate of Merit 3, NEDT Certificate of Merit 2, Governors Honor Alternate 3, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Recommendation 3, Armstrong Math Meet 3, 4, Outstanding Senior 4. TIMOTHY T. MORIN R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1. LAWRENCE Y. O'HAYER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, PE 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Region Champs 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Oceanography 2. JOHN A. O'NEIL III R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Radar . ANTHONY C. OSBOFINE R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Honor Roll 45 Computer Club 4. KEITH J. PARKER R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 4. SEAN P. PARKER R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Student Advisor 45 Honor Roll 2, 45 Marksmanship Medal 2. DAVID A. PENA R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Excellence in Latin 15 Honor Roll 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 35 City Champs 35 Squad Leader 25 Sharpshooter MedaI.25 Track Ribbon 25 NEDT Certificate 1, 2. JESSE L. PETREA III R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 4. CRAIG L. PHILLIPS R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Region Champs 45 Most Improved Player Award 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Sabre Staff 45 Announcements 2, 3, 45 Blood Drive 45 Honor Roll 35 Oceanography 25 Student Advisor 45 Color Guard 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Outstanding Senior. ANDREW J. PRICE R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Religious Retreat 35 Football 1, 25 Student Advisor 4. WILLIAM T. QUICK R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 4. JACOB L. ROBERTSON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Computer Club 45 Squad Leader 25 Honor Roll 1, 2. TODD A. ROBINSON R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Student Senate 2, 3, 45 President 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Outstanding Senior5 SABRE Staff 45 Co-Editor5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Region Champs 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Excellence in Latin 15 NEDT Certificate of Merit 1, 25 Washington Workshops 25 Excellence in Spanish 2, 35 Armstrong Math Meet 2, 3, 45 Student Advisor 3, 45 Furman Scholar 35 Georgia Certificate of Merit 35 Georgia Tech Distinguished Science Scholar 35 Headmasters Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Computer Club 45 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Recommendation 3. JOHN E. ROWELL R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 NEDT certificate of Merit 25 Good Conduct Ribbon 25 Marksmanship Medal 25 Excellence in Latin 15 Soccer 1. MARK A. SANDERS R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Squad Leader 25 Band 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3. ARNOLD J. SEYDEN III R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Student Advisor 45 Excellence in Latin 15 NEDT Certificate 25 Student Senate 1, 25 National Honor Society 45 Representative for Youth in Government Day 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Sententia 3. RONNIE V. SHEAROUSE R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 15 Tennis 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Advisor 4. LEO K. SHEEHAN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY T. SHEPPARD R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Team 25 Drama Team 45 Pep Club 45 Honor Roll 25 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 45 M.V.P. 35 B.C. Bowling League 15 Perfect Attendance 25 Computer Club 4. CHARLES C. SINGLETON R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Advisor 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Soccer 45 Manager5 Pep Club 45 Academic Achievement Award 2, 35 Leadership Award 2, 35 Honor Roll 2, 45 Marksmanship Medal 2. BRIAN D. SKOGLIND R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Golf Team 15 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. MICHAEL A. SMITH R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Soccer 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 2, Oceanography 2. JAMES R. STEPHAN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Football 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Math Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Computer Club 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Squad Leader 25 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 35 Georgia Tech Distinguished Math Scholar 35 NEDT Certificate 1, 25 College of Charleston Math Meet 3, 45 Student Advisor 4. MARK B. STEWART Transfer to B.C. 35 PE 3, 45 Football 3, 45 All-City 45 Student Advisor 4. WES F. STRAUSBAUGH R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Football 1,,2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 15 All-City Honorable Mention 4. THOMAS S. SYLVESTER R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Oceanography 2. ROYSTON W. TEDDER lll Transfer to B.C. 45 PE 45 Tennis 4. NORMAN E. TILLMAN JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Honor Roll 15 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2. WAYNE P. ULMER R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Student Advisor 45 Sharpshooter Medal 25 Honor Roll 45 Squad Leader 2. ' LLOYD D. VAN PAMELEN R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Cross Country 3, 45 Region Champs 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 2. MARTY G. WAGNON JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Baseball 25 Sabre Staff 4. DAVID G. WALKER R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 MVP 35 Cross Country 45 Sententia 45 Academic Achievement Award 1, 2. RONALD E. WINDERS JR. R.O.T.C. 1, 25 PE 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Debate Team 3, 45 Speech Team 3, 45 Computer Club 45 Student Advisor 45 Honor Roll 25 Squad Leader 25 Swim Team 2, 3. Outstandin mf? 5 Q 3 Seniors JIM CAIN Happy are those who ,dream dreams and will pay the price to make them come true. - Anonymous JESSE FOX The new leadership is in sacrifice, is in self-denial. lt is in love, it is fearlessness. lt is in humility and it is in the perfectly disciplined will. This is also the distinction betweengreat and little men. - Vince Lombardi Q . .Y,.,,..,fff: ' ty siege? BILLY GOODE Badness you can get easily, in quantity: the road is smooth and lies close by. But in front of excellence the immortal gods have put sweat, and long and steep is the way to it, and rough at first. But when you come to the top, then it is easy, even though it is hard. - - Hesiod The Greek Poet H Ile! '5 JACK HOGAN The virtue of a man ought to be measured not by his extraordinary exertions but by his every day conduct. P - Blaise Pascal THOMAS JOHNSON The world only exists in your eyes - your conception of it. You can make it as big or as small as you want to. - F. Scott Fitzgerald 1 5 ' . ,,,, .. ,.-. .,.. - ,,., ,ww ' u iles, A T' -f'55- ff5: 'F5' ,, :mk Ti? iii? ' K' A M--rem' rm ' .. f as . it r s- S W S !.,:-5igi:Zlz- A.. , , 'f'k7TT' ' ANGELLO LIN We know next to nothing about virtually everything. lt is not necessary to know the origin of the universe: it is necessary to want to know. Civilization depends not on any particular knowledge, but on the disposition to crave knowledge. - George F. Will RICHARD LUTZ lt's giving and doing for somebody else . . . On that all life's splendor depends,And the joy of this world, when you've summed it all up, ls found in the making of friends. ' - Edgar A. Guest Q BOBBY MERRITT To learn is a natural pleasure, not confined to philosophers, but common to all men. - Aristotle CRAIG PHILLIPS Never give out while there is hopeg but hope not beyond reason, for that shows more desire than judgement. - William Penn TODD ROBINSON The person. who makes a success of living is the one who sees his goal steadily and aims for it unswervingly. That is dedication. - Cecil B. DeMilIe . 4, M, 45 Ui? u f Wnm f ,www-mam Maurwfbmmmmmww . wwmfa fisliieieeiswimif 211' :Mg f,f,. 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Mi if UM i 455 78 , I X 4 . 1 S i i X 1 I w f s x swims Seniors Overcome Adversit Jack Aleshire Brian Anderson Jim Cain Barry Downs Senior Highlights Offense Richard Lutz 11 Touchdowns Passing 7 Rushing. Todd Robinson 109 yds. Rushing 3.4 yd. avg. Scott Ellis Brian Anderson 324 yds. Rushing 4.3 yd. avg. Ronnie Shearouse 336 yds. Rushing 4.5 yd. avg. Larry O'Hayer 40.8 yd. Punting avg. Fat Back Pack Superb Blocking Jesse Fox Marion Harkleroad Jerry Hogan Biii Hussey Chris Johnson To Claim Region 3AAAA Crown Michael Loncon Richard Lutz Ronnie Shearouse Leo Sheehan John Mell Senior Highlights Defense John Mell 75 Tackles Mark Stewart 51 Tackles Jim Cain 47 Tackles Leo Sheehan 46 Tackles Scott Ellis 45 Tackles Craig Phillips 41 Tackles Jack Aleshire 1 Touchdown Wes Strausbaugh 5 interceptions Jesse Fox 2 interceptions 4 Fumbles Mark Stewart Larry O'Hayer Craig Phillip Todd Robinson , Wes Strausbaugh ROSTGI' 3 Richard Lutz 5 Craig Moore 7 Steve Walsh 8 Trent Meyers 10 Jesse Fox 11 John DeLoach 16 Barry Downs 17 Scott Dold 18 Wes Strausbaugh 21 Peter Brennan 23 Bryant Dunn 25 Brian Watson 27 Chip Harris 28 Todd Robinson 31 Chris Tilton 32 Brian Anderson 33 Tony Clark 36 Chris Knight 38 Leo Sheehan 39 Chris Winters 41 Scott Ellis 43 Donald Lowe 44 John Andrew 45 Ronnie Shearouse 48 Kenneth Glover 49 Robert Davis 50 Chris Tuttle 52 Jack Aleshire 53 Paul Scott 54 David Feuger 57 Raymond DeMott 58 Andy Martin 62 Jerry Hogan 63 Chris Foran 64 Bill Hussey 65 Steve Anderson 66 Cleve Zipperer 67 Harry Campbell 68 Mike Fell 69 Chris Johnson 71 John Mell 72 Tim Strickland 73 Mark Stewart 74 Jim Cain 75 Paul Mayer 76 Marion Harkelroad 78 Michael Loncon 79 Steve Jurgensen 81 Lee Hopkins 82 Larry O'Hayer 83 Tim Seyden 84 Craig Phillips 85 Jay Boaen 86 Hal Ambos 87 Mark Stroud 88 Robert Creech Managers: Jack Hogan Jim Stephan t.1, f , ., 5 wa? 'fssf :fe ' 1' -,le e if 1:1 Q ' hki A ,,.. um 5 .... ,,,,., I if .,,, -- H H 1. it Sl , I ,,.. f 1 1 W ' .,,,, -- . k' I A :li - f . .. 1 with .. ' ' ,, 1, , ff , V V H 3 -- g ,,,, , .. k , at 1 llllt - , 1 1 , ' v 1 I ---' 1 -- , ,... .1 . 11 .. . a n 1 1 n 2 W4 Q--wil' Masai if ,za f' ?:ff' lilw1w1' ,.. ,':::: f s--- eg, ' i',?'f+11v'51w f . gjfggzsfggfsfiwiggqll' 'Q,,Q1lg ' w i T' Q m xx X N 1, X , Coaches 1st Row - Tommy Brennan, Jim Walsh, Tommy Cannon. 2nd row - Pat Rossiter, Fr. Albert Bickerstaff, Wayne Munch Blue Devils Manhandle Cadets The Cadets opened their 1983 football season with a disappointing 22-0 loss to the Statesboro Bluedevils. Big plays highlighted Statesboro's scoring attack throughout the night, while the Cadets were led by captains John Mell and Richard Lutz. The Cadet defense was unable to contain the speed of the Statesboro running backs. The biggest play defensively was an interception by Craig Moore which prevented a touchdown. Cadet spirit was not at it's peak and a lack of enthusiasm halted any hopes of a cadet comeback. The game's M.V.P. was John Mell. ZF 84 Cadets Sting Blue Jackets The Benedictine Cadets recorded their first victory of the season with a hard fought 7-0 win over the Savannah High Blue Jackets. The win put the Cadets ahead 40-38-8 in the long lasting rivalry that began in 1903. The Cadets score came on a 22 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Richard Lutz to Brian Watson in the third quarter. The offense could not capitalize on other drives due to turnovers. The defense limited the Jackets to 96 yards total offense throughout the night. Jesse Fox recovered a fumble and had a crucial interception while John Mell's interception shut down Savannah High's last offensive drive. Captains Jim Cain and Mike Loncon led the rejuvenated Cadets to victory. Outstanding play was turned in by Jesse Fox, Leo Sheehan, Brian Anderson, John Mell, Jim Cain, and Brian Watson. M.V.P. was Brian Anderson. 85 Tigers Stun Cadets The Benedictine Cadets were defeated for the second time this season in a stunning 9-7 loss to the Bradwell Tigers. The big play came with 38 seconds left in the game, when the Bradwell kicker booted a 38 yard field goal that ended the Cadets' hopes of a victory. The game began with Bradwell scoring first on a 70 yard pass. The extra point was missed. The Cadets then took the kickoff and drove 65 yards for a score when quarterback Richard Lutz hit split end Brian Watson on a 12 yard pass. Donald Lowe converted the extra point. The next three quarters were scoreless until the last seconds, when the game was decided. The cadets were led by captains Jerry Hogan and Mark Stewart. The M.V.P. of the game was Brian Watson. 86 5,459 Cadets Crown Knights The Cadets evened their season record to 2-2 with a 19-7 victory over Windsor Forest. The Cadet offense rolled up 331 total yards and 3 TDs. The first Cadet score came on a 32 yard pass from quarterback Richard Lutz to tightend Larry O'Hayer. The game was tied at 7 apiece until 30 seconds in the first half, Brian Anderson went over from the one yard line. This gave the Cadets needed momentum going into the second half. The Cadet defense came alive in the second half to shut down the Knight offense. The defense limited the Knights to four first downs after intermission. Cadets were led by captain Larry O'Hayer and Barry Downs. Outstanding play was turned in by Jerry Hogan, Chris Tilton, Mark Stewart, Andy Martin. MVP was Richard Lutz. 87 Cadets Impound Bulldogs The Cadets improved their record to 3-2 and 1-0 in the region with a 28-13 slashing of the Beach Bulldogs. The Cadets rolled up 265 yardstotal offense and 3 TD's, while the defense added a touchdown which resulted from a Bulldog turnover. The Cadets first score came on a 1 yard run by Chris Tilton. The other two offensive scores came on 2 TD passes from quarterback Richard Lutzto Larry O'Hayer and Brian Watson. The defense caused four turnovers highlighted by a fumble recovery in the end zone by Jack Aleshire. As a whole the Cadets took another step forward in reaching their team goal of making the playoffs. The Cadets were led by captains Todd Robinson and Bill Hussey. Outstanding playwas turned in by Scott Ellis, Barry Downs, Larry O'Hayer, Brian Watson, and Peter Brennan. The M.V.P. of the game was Scott Ellis. 88 tt 4 5 Cadets Whip Wolverines The Cadets remained undefeated in the region with a 28-6 victory over Tompkins, and upped their overall record to 4-2. The Cadet offense was impressive tallying 275 yards total offense with four touchdowns on the ground. Richard Lutz scored three touchdowns with John Deloach adding another. The defense accounted for 4 turnovers with Jesse Fox picking off 1 pass and recovering a fumble and Leo Sheehan adding another interception. The Cadets were led by captains Scott Ellis and Chris Johnson. Outstanding play was turned in by Richard Lutz and the entire offensive line while Jesse Fox and Leo Sheehan led the defense. Pirates Sink Cadets The Cadets suffered another disappointing loss as their hopes. for a sub-region title diminished. The Pirates came away with a 12-7 victory that dropped the Cadets record to 2-1 in the region and 4-3 overall. The Pirates scored both touchdowns asaresult oftwo Cadet turnovers.Their defense also held the Cadets on two crucial fourth down attempts. The Cadets managed only 176 total yards on offense while the defense held the Pirates to a little over a hundred yards total offense. The only score for the Cadets came on a 32 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Richard Lutz to Peter Brennan in the second quarter. Captains for the game were Jesse Fox and Brian Anderson. M.V.P. was Mark Stewart. 90 E- Cadets Claim Homecoming Victory The Cadets kept their hopes alive for a playoff berth with a 32-7 victory over Wayne County. The game started off with the mighty Cadet defense causing a turnover and the offense scoring on their first play with a 23 yard touchdown pass to Brian Watson from Richard Lutz. The Cadet defense caused 5 turnovers and limited the Jackets offense to 4 first downs, while the offense racked up 332 total yards. Other touchdown runs were provided by Lutz, John Deloach, Todd Robinson, and Trent Meyers who capped off the scoring with a 38 yard touchdown run. Captains were Jack Aleshire and Marion Harkelroad. Out- standing play was turned in by Brian Watson, Todd Robinson, Trent Meyers, Jesse Fox, Wes Strausbaugh, and Leo Sheehan. M.V.P. was Mike Loncon. 91 Kristi Bohn Mary Byrd sponsoring sponsoring Mike Loncon Ronnie Shearouse s. f ' i ' ssrrr 'rii B M13 ny, E7:i:19Q7ls57iZ'i6' V , '-'?5Q2??,fss1'275if3 .., U ,,,.,L.W , V195 , ' 4545? 2, ,ogg iz Helen Davies LaTreIIe Fabrikant sponsoring sponsoring Jack Aleshire Leo Sheehan f 5 vs: Karrie Griflin Kelly Hart sponsoring sponsoring Bill Hussey Larry O'Hayer f an ' :fr , M .-az:--Q, ,- ,, . X1 f' 5 Jik V F -KM jk - ., ri? Angela Hogan sponsoring Brian Anderson Jenny McCasIin sponsoring Jack Hogan Moira Leonard sponsoring Wes Strausbaugh Kerry McMonigIe sponsoring Jesse Fox xi Jamie Miller sponsoring Scott EIIiS Katie Mulligan sponsoring Todd Robinson Zi v . 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V bl , ,gi Q ,.: ,l I ???i!e1s,::-C--: ,V 1st Runner-up Kelly Hart escorted by Brian O'Hayer .. 3 A ei? 'G if 5. x' an Cadets Hammer Rebels The Cadets scored a season high 41 points and shutout the Groves Rebels in gearing up for their region showdown with Jenkins the fol- lowing week. The defense was in top form, causing 3 turnovers and limiting the Rebel offense to 60 total yards. Wes Strausbaugh came up with a key interception in the third quarter which led to the Cadet's third touchdown and put the game out of reach. The offense scored 6 touchdowns, 4 by rushing and 2 by passing. Richard Lutz, Chris Tilton, Steve Walsh, and Donald Lowe ran for touchdowns while Lutz and Trent Meyers completed TD passes to Brian Watson and Chris Winters. The Cadets moved to 6-3 overall and 4-1 in the region. The captains for the game were Ronnie Shearouse and Wes Strausbaugh. Outstanding play was turned in by the whole Cadet team. M.V.P. was Jim Cain. 100 Defense Shuts Down Blue Devils The Cadets used a strong defense and two clutch field goals to defeat Statesboro in a 7-6 overtime victory. The game proved to be the most exciting of the year as the Cadets used a strong wind to their advantagewhile an exuberantcrowd provided a great deal of support. B.C.'s defense completely shut down the previously undefeated and third-ranked Blue- Devils. Statesboro managed just 79 yards offense including only 19 in the second half and 9 first downs. The difference in the game was the punting of senior Larry O'Hayer as he kept Statesboro deep in its own territory for most of the night. O'Hayer punted 7 times for a 47 yard average which included punts of 60, 59, and 50 yards. Junior Scott Dold booted two field goals of 27 and 33 yards to send the game into overtime. The game was decided by penetration as the offense drove to the Blue-Devils 18 yard line while the defense held Statesboro to their own 46 yard line. Captains for the game were Richard Lutz and John Mell. Outstanding play was turned in by Peter Brennan, Scott Dold, Larry O' Hayer and the entire Cadet defense. l 102 s . l E f jj , 553 55.235 ai 5 3 s Z 3 f T M Q if 5, X A X,. . .t,.c x,x, t. 53 . . , X i i5ig3a ,tt ww . .5 of gays 8 ,E ,Q .N S xx X A-fffijyw Att Wg . 2 Q. Q E , g ' tag Q .J l S- ' r ef -S , ll i i I 1c?5,'3ZEi ::1f?'S sf' ' i S if 5 S . . VLLVL ' . s ffw -' : e dit 5. J' I sl' 'Hin . , , 'ff LL S fi S 55.5 if 1 ,S ggi 1? f sl 1 . -it s E 5 . aging .ik g mi -. 5 ef Us tg ANWMWWWM Cadets Claim Region Title Overcoming a 20-7 halftime deficit, the Cadets beat Glynn Academy 21-20 and won the Region 3-AAAA championship. Glynn scored three times, with one coming off of a 58 yard pass on the first play from scrimmage. The Cadets started to rally just before the half when Richard Lutz threw a 45 yard pass to Brian Watson for a score. After the half the rejuvenated Cadets scored on a 3 yard run by Chip Harris. With time running out, Glynn was forced to punt which was blocked by Steve Jurgensen. Six plays later Peter Brennan scored from the one to tie the game. Scott Dold kicked his third extra point of the night to put the Cadets ahead for the rest of the game. Glynn ripped through the Cadet defense for 198 yards total offense and 20 points in the first half, after the half the defense held Glynn to only 12 yards total offense and one first down. Outstanding play was turned in by Ronnie Shearouse, Peter Brennan, Scott Dold and Brian Watson. The M.V.P.'s of the game were Peter Brennan and John Mell. .. ' X 1 t of I -I if: LfvIJ 7ZiQfss?Qs2faiasif i f T! , - 5? -E K., X, ,i .i3,,.k,.Qi.f , fs. is 2 E s ff 1 - I 7 Sli? gs 11 ' 5 E X E I L - 5 ' :Xi Ffa 3 s . x i ' ,f fi jy --I: , x fzi ' ' ' - K f-'asf .. :.,.... :P X 0: as 3 2 Z 53 S ,.. gs E S . ' gg. sszsawwt. temstr-s.::s:s..s:ts.. ,g . .. ::,..e,.t,-..:s:- ,. .s,,Q53:.S,fi5fs:iigaQ., ag, ,w s ll I -' wg 1' qiiigfii if i . , 3 l 3 il S 103 Tift Edges Cadets Benedictine's hopes for an area title fell short as the Cadets dropped a 7-6 decision to Tift County. The cadets proved to be worthycompetition forthenumber2 ranked Blue Devils. This game as others was a defensive battle. The only score ofthe first half was a 20 yard pass by Tift. However, the so called comeback Cadets took the kick off of the second half and drove 75 yards for a touchdown, with the fatal blow coming on a 44 yard pass from Lutz to Watson. The missed extra point proved to be the margin of victory for Tift County. As a whole the Cadetsfinished with pride and reached their goal of Region Champs. Outstanding play was turned in by Peter Brennan, Brian Watson, Chris Knight, and Mark Stewart. The M.V.P. was Leo Sheehan. 104 e Highlights l Seven Cadets Named To All City Team Seven Cadets, six seniors and one junior, were named to the 1983 all City football team. John Mell was named Lineman of the Year by the Savannah News Press, and also by the Savannah Quarterback Club. Richard Lutz was named Back of the Year by the Club. Others named to the all City team were Michael Loncon, Jim Cain, Mark Stewart, Scott Ellis, and junior Brian Watson. Honorable mention went to senior safety Wes Strausbaugh and junior running back Peter Brennan. , ... ,Wim f tam., MM John Mell Richard Lutz Michael Loncon Jim Cain Scott Ellis Mark Stewart Brian Watson WAEV Players of the Game Larry Chadwick Millard Ganey 4531, V ti.- s Kneeling: Richard Lutz lWindsor Forest, Tompkinsj, Scott Dold lStatesborol, Peter Brennan fJenkins, Glynnlg Second Flow: Jim Cain lGrovesl, Brian Anderson QSavannah Highj, Mark Stewart lBrunswickl, Brian Watson lBradwelllg Top Flow: Scott Ellis lBeachJ, Leo Sheehan lTift Co.l, Mike Loncon lWayne Countyl. Varsity Cheerleaders Capt. Kelly Hart Co-Capt. Moira Leonard 1 1 we 108 Sheree Rivers I ' 1 1 1 zw fp, . f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ! I 1 Tricia Mcminian 1 1 1 I Shawn Cela J Cindy Hieronymus Maureen Whelan Kristen Johnson ui. we f i I zzv U L Katie Mulligan Q Kathleen Russo I 2 S in 4 3 Y SWS a 5.3, ,f -- 1 ,ima nn., W f KKKK iii y J.V. Has Success VVHh 5-1 SGHSOFI 1 George Heidacher 14 Brian Markowitz 15 Marty Hogan 19 Andrew DeWitt 22 Jeff Hill 23 Taylor Parrott 24 Adam Weitz 26 Terrence Gross 29 Noel Burke 30 Trey Corish 34 Robert Bazemore 35 Billy Ruland 37 Scott Arnsdorff 40 Greg Von Waldner 42 Trae Rogers 46 Bill Ford 48 Richard Geriner 51 Richard Guerard 55 Jimmy Feuger 56 Scott Bohn 59 Ronnie Hankinson 60 Tommy Zittrauer 61 John Coleman 62 Jimmy Shimkus 66 Scott Antol 70 Arthur O'Neill 71 Brian Lee 77 Clay Anderson 89 John Forbes 91 Spencer Tukes 110 Freshmen Gain Experience With 5 1 1 SGHSOFI 1 Matt Donovan 2 Jo Jo Slee 3 Todd Morrison 4 Cliff Williams 5 Paul Silva 6 Tony Tuttle 7 Joey White 8 Paul Jackson 9 John Swanner 10 Jon Adcock 11 Joey Warenzak 12 Jeffrey Iannone 13 Matt Seyden 14 Kevin Trainor 15 Derek Brown 16 John Barry 17 Dannie Barras 18 Sean Remion 50 Mark Carver 51 Tony Scott 52 James Zipperer 60 Clay Mobley 61 Perry Black 62 Flob Stephan 63 Drew Ambos 64 Danny Blilch 70 Barry Russell 71 David Graham 72 Floy Howard 73 John Lowenthal 74 Don Thompson 90 Todd Lyght 91 Kevin Winders 92 Richard Filson J. V. Cheerleaders Top Row: Jenny Butler, Amy Williamson, Mary McCarthy, Kim Johnson, Lori Beeson, Bottom Row: Samantha Stone, Sally Mokray Elizabeth Williams, Bridgett Russo. Jack Hogan Dr. Paul Jurgensen Jim Stephan Head Manager Team Doctor Assistant Manager 112 Season In Review Top Row: Craig Phillips, Monte Sanders, Billy Goode Tony Clark Greg Brannan Devonn Adams Kneeling Peter Brennan Jim Stephan Robert Davis. Cadet Basketball Put Forth Great Effort Because of the determination of 5 seniors, the Cadets finished the regular season at 10-11 overall and 8-5 in the region. They are expected to do well in the region tournament. In his third year on the varsity, Greg Brannan led the team in both scoring and rebounding. DeVonn Adams, also in his third year, was second in scoring and led the team in assists. A good bench complemented the starters throughout the season. Sen'ors Led 'n Scor'ng DeVonn Adams Greg Brannan Billy Goode John Mell Craig Phillip 117 ,MW W fi 118 119 5 . ' 5 Mmm? -...M -M.,-M ' lim' V ,,,,,,,,,, 2 W 120 JV 4 wma VN '-A Wh A ww 1st Row: Chris Heyel, Brian Markowitz, Andrew DeWitt, 2nd Row: Richard Filson, Alan Ranta, Noel Burke, Clay Anderson, Marly Hoggi, Adam Weitz, Kenny Yaklin, Trey Corish. FI'9ShlTl9l l L to R: John Adcock, Jeff Iaonone, John Swanner, Craig Johansen, Kevin Winders, Lonnie Tyler, Mike Kirven, Nick Spinelli, Joey White. Socce Back Row: Assistant Coach Fr. David, Head Coach Pat Rossiterg 4th Row: R. Parsons, Q. Cowart, S. Ellis, J. Sciolino, D. Hart, 3rd S. Tanner, T. Norris, J. Mahany, B. Merritt, L. Hudginsg 2nd Row: D. Hodges, M. Kreiger, C. Farabaugh, B. Skoglind, T. Finnegang Row: R. Winders, K. Werntz, C. Knight, S. Dold, C. Winters Varsity Soccer Captures Second City Title For the second straight year, the Varsity Soccer Team brought home the City Soccer Championship in a 2-'l victory over Savannah Country Day. After being tied through regulation and 4 five-minute overtime periods, the Cadets put in four straight penalty kicks, as opposed to two from SCD and captured the victory. The team finished the season undefeated in the region, their only blemish coming from a 4-2 loss to Bishop England from Charleston. The coaching staff included Head Coach Pat Rossiter, Assistant Coach Fr. David Griffin, and J.V. Coach Fr. Phillip Ghys. 122 Tim Finnegan Bobby Merritt I f , 'F?W'??V' 'MV' Scott Ellis 4 ? Brian Skoglind f ,, ,,,, , M wr W ,M , , . .ug , W W 0 Y M W ww.. ,, ,Tw I--win k W yr A ,. D ,K . . A wfkf My ,, af vi ' 1 .WM , x , I W H I : , Wm , If , y 4 -wr - f Ronnie Winders Mike Kreiger Joe Mahany fz Q iw A :lf F M V fyiwm-f L, . H, ww ,im gk, X ww 6 JV Team www C Last Row: Fr. Phillip, coach, Edgerly, Steven Loften, Chris Combs, Chris Roth, 3rd Flow: Chris Stevens, Bo Lewis, Jimmy Grayson, Ben Jones, Brad McDonald, 2nd Flow: Clay Mobly, Perry Black, Charlie Finley, Billy Miltiades, 1st Flow: Todd Villori, David Meeker, Robbie Stephen, Jimmy Harris, Mike Grubbs. 7 V Top Row L to R: Jesse Fox, Mike Tuten, Todd Chase Craig Phillips Barry Downs 2nd Row Richard Lutz Bobby Howard Dee erb, Wayne Ulmer, 1st Row: Marion Harkleroad Garrett Corley Jimmy Franklin Coach Tommy Brennan TEAM TIED FOR FOURTH PLACE IN REGION Last year's baseball team tied for fourth place in region. We had a playoff game with Windsor Forest to see which team would be seated in the Region Playoffs. We lost 2-1 . That wasthe first yearwe had not made the playoffs in the last 5 years. However, we still feel good about the '83 team because we had three seniors who set thetone state forthis year's bunch. Our three seniors, Doug Barta, Mike Tuten, and Pat Parker all did an outstanding job of leadership. l'm just hoping the quality will carry on to the '84 Seniors. We're looking for a good 1984 season. - Coach Tommy Brennan : Back Row: Steve Walsh, Robert Creech, Mark Stroud, Andy Martin, Trent Meyers, Second Row: Brian Watson, Ray Demott Dold, Craig Moore, First Row: Charlie Petrea, Chris Tuttle, Tom Crumbley, Donald Lowe, Coach Brennan. Try Outs Begin For '84 Team .S ,www '83 Cross Country Team Won Region Team: Sitting: Kevin Larrimore, Noel Burke, Eric Evans, Championship Team: Standing: Jeff Evans, David Steinfeldt, Lloyd Van Pamelin. 1st Row: E. Evans, J. Brown, S. Crymes, L. Van Pameian, M. Ayres, 2nd Row: T. Kelly, B. Bassett, K. Larrimore, B. Bowers 131 Track L. 1st Row: Chip Harris, Jim Cain, Brian Anderson, John DeLoach, Lloyd Van Pamelin, Greg Gretschg 2nd Flow: Noel Phipps, Noel Eric Evens, Michael Harris, Bill Bowers, Todd Kelly, Kevin Larrimore, Charles Singleton. '83 Team Won Sub-Region The 1983 Benedictine Track Team was a blend of youth and experience which meshed to produce the school's first sub-region title in track. Other accomplishments included a third place finish in the Statesboro Relays, second place in the Region meet as well as an undefeated year in dual meet competition. The teams efforts were dedicated in memory of Mr. Sam Lynch, an alumnus of Benedictine who was instrumental in the building of the B.C. track. Coach Pat Ftossiter ww wi-L45 wg., A We L' r 5 x N Q, .... ...,,,,... M ,MW '83 Team Won State Championship The 1982-83 golf team had a very successful year. In April the team finished third at the Hardway Invitational and in May it successfully defended its region 3-AAAA crown. The year had a much happier ending, however, as the team went on to win the state championship - a first for Benedictine with a score of 302. Much of the same is expected in 1983-84 as the entire team will be returning to try to retain its title. Golf '84 Team First Flow - Peter Brennan, Ed Manucy, Brian Markowitz, Marty Smithg Second Row: Tommy Cannon, Rex Templeton, Billy Goode, David Meeker, Doug Giorgio. E State Championship Team '83 Kneeling: Peter Brennan, Ed Manucyg Second Flow: Marty Smith, Doug Giorgio David Meeker, Brian Markowitzg Back Row: Tommy Cannon, Steve Conneff, Paul Jurgenson, Billy Goode, Flex Templeton. 134 Outstanding Six Take State Title Ed Manucy Marty S Tennis Team Back Row L10 R: Mike Grubbs, Chris Herman, C. J. Lang, Coach W. Munchg Front Row L to R: David May, Sonny Gay, Reed Connerat, Craig Shatto. gan, uf Y Brian Gary C. J. Lang TTI Team A L to R Toby Buttlmer Ronnie Wlnders Jack Granzau Robert Woodruff Ian Ranta Ronme Wlnders 2? 5 'Rm Y. Vx :W 5 1 , Q S :lung ' ,,,, Y g A H Ye . .... Q Q X f 5 , g55:::: :Eu 3 ibm g Rx N EL ,Q xg EM, EQ SEQ- 5 KL X W Af 1 5 if Nm. 5 i -9539 15 X X Rx QQ X X S 'F 9 Q I EFQQDTG , Battalion Staffs LTC Craig Phillips CSM John Sciolino Admin. NCO Michael Canicatti FIRST BATTALION COMMANDER LTC John Joseph McGrath sponsored by Samantha Engel 142 LTC John McGrath CSM Douglas Giorgio Admin. NCO Charles Moye SECOND BATTALION COMMANDER LTC Craig Phillips sponsored by Kristen Smith . f ' ' ' ,xv i ' 4 .. , 535. 5, - y ,Q ' e.,NVJf+up.W , , , fZk,N,'V vkvw . A. , ..y . V, f. L- ,mv adets in Review A Company Major Alan Conaway sponsored by Aleathea Brown Fil'St PIHTOOI1 Major General H. Norman Schwarzkopf speaks at Gannam Day Festivities. Guidon - Sanders, M., lst Row - O'Neil, J., Parker, A., Bridgers, C., Wolfe, W., Jones, B., Metz, P., Edgerly, C., Conaway, A., 2nd Row - Krieger, D., Hernandez, Ft., MacDonald, B., Ulmer, M., Best, C., Stettler, S., Campbell, H., 3rd Row - McCane, T., Laidlaw, K., Stone, H., Head, Fl., Buchner, D., Tedder, W., Howard, R. 144 Second Platoon Guidon: Sanders, M.: 1st Row: O'Neil, J.: Tuttle, T.: Fogarty, B.: Smurda, P.: Reynolds, J.: Brown, R.: Conaway, A.: 2nd Row: Krieger, D.: Groover, D.: Cuthing, K.: Markowitz, B.: Werntz, M.: Abramo, D.: Roush, M.: 3rd Row: Corish, T.: Anderson, C.: Edgerly, D.: Smith, E.: Woodruff, R.: Murphy, C. Captain John O'Neil sponsored by Dawn Pradat B Company l X 1 Maior Mark Fuller Color Guard at Gannam Day Parade. sponsored by Terri Tuttle First Plato Guidon: Arnsdorff, F.g lst Row: Laramyg Westg Cavoutog Adcockg Blaseg Saundersg Fullerg 2nd Row: Templetong Lawlerg Spinellig Halloraing Williamsg Stembridgeg 3rd Flow: Roberts: Fordesg Heidacherg Nahayg Spiridesg Marsicog Donovang Cash. 146 Second Platoon nsdorf, 1st Flow: Laramy, M., Summessell, Lin, A., Bryan, D., O'NeiII, G., 2nd Row: Templeton, R., Martin, S., Ioanone, J. W., Shu, R., Stembridge, B., 3rd Row: Tyler, L., Kelly T., Yaklin, K., Burke, L., Van Puffelin, J., Deason, J., Graham, D., Sancomb l an Captain Michael Laramy sponsored by Jennifer Goodson C Company Major Leamuel Jones David Smith is awarded a medal by Maj. Gen. Scharzkopf. sponsored by Terri James First Platoon Guidon: Ford, W., 1st Row: Sheppard, G., Villari, T., Ciucevich, B., Lee, B., Wong, T., Roark, D., Jones, L., 2nd Row, Marlowe, J., Cason J., Tyson, L., Kirven, J., Donoram, M., Buckley, Fl., Kanopka, J., 3rd Row: Silva, P., Van Puffelin, W., Williamson, M., Loftin, S., Steinfeldt D., Jackson, P. 148 Sheoond Platoon 1st Flow: Sheppard, G., Robertson, J., North, F., DeLorme, J., McEIveen, T., Mataxas, K., Remion, S., Jones, L., 2nd Flow: Marlowe, J., Perry, R., Meeker, D., Zittraurer, T., Hilliard, M., Bejma, S., Ambos, A., Strojny, D., 3rd Row: Heyel, C., Feuger, J., Burke, N., Parrot, T., Schwartz, A., Parker, K. W 'f mWf g.,.,i S l M Captain Gregory Sheppard sponsored by Kelli Cheshier D Company w Major Glenn Mclver Cadet Colonel and staff sponsored by Diana Lucas First Platoon Guidon: Dewitt, F., 1st Row: Robertson, J., Scypinski, T., Blitch, D., Von Weldner, G., Matthews, N., Sims, W., Mclver, G., 2nd Row Cetti, B., Filson, Ft., Ware, J., 3rd Row: Tuttle, C., Whitehead, E., Felton, J., Whaley, W. 150 ' Qecond Platoon Guidon: Dewitt, F., 1st Row: Robertson, J., Krauss, S., Barras, D., Rozenbeck, W., Powers, S., Harris, J., Grayson, J., Mclver, G., 2nd Flow: Tuttle, C., Hill, J., Bohn, S., McKay, T., Madden, B., Mobley, C., Schmitt, M., Hollingsworth, L., 3rd Row: Phipps, N., Winders, K., Johansen, C., Rogers, l., Larrimore, K. 4 l l Various awards were presented at Gannam Day ceremonies. Captain Jacob Robertson sponsored by Pamela Taylor E Company Major Mark Sanders Commissioning Ceremonies sponsored by Sheila Robinson First Plat Guidon: Haneline, M., 1st Row: Burke, B., Weil, D., Connerat, R., Johnson, D., Sanders, M., 2nd Row: Winters, C., Towler, W., Fleming, C., Goodson, D., Trahan, P., Barry, J., Mayer, P., 3rd Row: Holmes, M., Williams, D., Swanner, J., Lowenthal, J., Mahanny, P., Morgan, A., Grier, J. 152 Second Platoon Hanelme M 1st Row Cettl T Morrison T Prescott D Stephens C Scott T Hendrix J Mathis S Sanders M. 2nd Winters C: Buske B: Rowell C: McLeod B: Warenzak J: Russel B: Winters J: Waters C: 3rd Row' Bowman M: Oanca ' Doyle, K.g Laniery, J.g Williams, L. Company review formation Captain Thomas Cetti sponsored by Judith Carter F Company . K M Major Charles Singleton Class drills sponsored by Teresa Faircloth First Platoon Guidon: Tukes, S.: 1st Row: Walker, D.g Nicholsg Pagang Flowersg Ebberweing Gretschg Singleton, C.g 2nd Row: Bowen, J.g Brown Rantag Gerinerg Buttimerg Norrisg 3rd Row: Smithg Weitzg Brewery Hankinsong Kirven. 154 Seoond Platoon 1st Row: Walkerg Smith: Carlsong Flussog Duncan: Herbg Maxeyg Singleton. 2nd Row: Boweng Conng Leeg Seydeng Beasleyg West. 3rd Row: Smithg McManusg Whitey Wodkowskig Trainorg West. Brigade CSM Mark Rappe Captain David Walker sponsored by Maureen lannone Band Major Brian Krapf Band performed at all football games. sponsored by Jan Wexler W., - ,,,,,,, M. V,,,,,, . . ,N . wa .mx mx , ' My 1st Flow: Krapf, B., Sumowski, R., Cameron, A., Schwalb, C., Brightwell, S., Burdsal, R., Lewis Fl., 2nd Flow: Stephan, Fl., Burkel, W Taggart, C., Cooler, Fl., Finley, L., Jones, C., 3rd Row: Pusha, L., Loudin, E., Hornkohl, D., Hopkins, K., Bila, B. 156 Drill Team 1st Row: Engel, C., Grier, J., Whitehead, E., Scypinski, T., Smith, D., Reynolds, J., Spirides, H., Waters, C., Gray, W., 2nd Flow: McGrath, Mclver, G., Trahan, P., Hernandez, R., Blase, J., Prescott, D., Ftoarke, D., Best, C., McElveen, T., Sims, W., Wolfe, N., McCarthy, Team L to R: Cetti, T. - Co-Captain, Laramy, M. - Captain, SFC Curinga - Coach, Krieger, D., Martin, S., Mataxas, K. 1 - ,.. EX H ff! ,Si W' if J kfggkf - , -5-J . 1 '33 m wx: Ai I 'VN Og, E is - W ' ' X A x 5 i M ,kms w Rf E L Q43-Ziwimifff N 2, + . f E 5 ,Y -4 , ' V '- ' ':: X? i Q . ,, X, 4 fi f 5 . Q: .Q 3 2 F 3 '4 f ' , A, e. 1. ' fix! V r fi ' Y' K 1 3 1 f , , u i E-a.?. !!! sq F i 1 i 5 3 1 i 3 5 S I I - I 4 x .,. I I I 1 1 f fy ' if arf 5, I 4. rf Q I XXCCET VIIWIT VINE? National Honor Society Z Jz N S I STANDING: Mark Rappe, David May, Mike Grubbs, Brian Erhet, Justin Cox, Thomas Johnson, Brian Connerat, Chris Fitzpatrick, Chris Engel, John McGrath, Fr. David Griffin, Trent Meyers, Todd Kelly, Todd Robinson, Bobby Merritt, Jay Boaen: SITTING: Jim Stephan, Jim Shimkus, Brad Daley, Angello Lin, David Feuger, Bill Bowers, Billy Goode: FRONT ROW: David Hart, Craig Moore, Jack Hogan 162 Student Advisors Ifllin BACK ROW: C. Howell, T. Johnson, L. Jones, B. Merritt, J. Mahany, A. Lin, T. Finnegan, R. Winders, B. Ehret, M. Stewart, T. Robinson. THIRD ROW: B. Connerat, L. Van Pameien, J. Fox, S. Hall, S. Arcangeli, B. Daley, T. Meyers, R. Lutz, B. Goode, C. Phillips, D. Giorgio, C. Fitzpatrick. SITTING: S. Parker, J. Boaen, C. Farabaugh, W. Ulmer, J. Cain, A. Price, D. Hart, D. May, J. Shimkus, J. Stephan, B. Downs. KNEELING: J. Hogan, D. Adams, R. Shearouse, M. Stroud, J. Cox, C. Moore. ,. a:sS:.i :'s. Student Senate Fr. David Griffin, Advisor John Adcock Drew Ambos Jim Cain Trey Corish David Feuger Jesse Fox Doug Giorgio Jack Hogan Brian Markowitz Todd Robinson Mark Stroud Kevin Winders 164 Oceanography Club Fr. Bertrand, Adv. B. Markowitz C. Anderson S. Martin S. Bohn B. Miltiades H. Burke W. Mock W. Burkel A. Morgan R. Connerat M. Nahay A. DeWitt T. Norris R. Erb D. Pappas C. Fleming R. Perry D. Gretsch N. Phipps T. Gross J. Reynolds M. Haneline M. Roberts P. Harvey J. Robinson G. Heidacher T. Rogers C. Heyel D. Smith D. Hodges P. Smurda L. Hudgins T. Scypinski J. Konopka H. Spirides K. Laidlaw R. Tedder B. Lee J. Van Puffele M. Lisicia A. Weitz B. Madden K.West J. Maher l I'l 165 Math Club Mrs. Doris Caughran, Justin Cox Michael Cox Brian Erhet Clint Farabaugh Doug Giorgio Billy Goode Robert Graves Greg Gretsch Mike Grubbs David Hart Chris Herman Thomas James Thomas Johnson C. J. Lang Angello Lin David May Glen Mclver Bobby Merritt Bogdon Oanca Mark Ftappe Todd Robinson Jim Stephan Advisor Sententia Brian Gary Thomas James Thomas Johnson Matthew Keck Michael McDonald Chris McHugh William Mock Theodore Scypinski David Smith Evan Smith Robert Sumowski David Walker Speech Team FRONT: Ronnie Winders, Robert Sumowski, Brian Krapf, Mr. Jim Harte, Thomas Johnson. BACK: Robert Bazemore, John McGrath Drama SITTING: Thomas Johnson, Chris Fitzpatrick, Michael McDonald, Michael Harris, Greg Sheppard, Ricky Kaufman, Greg Gretsch. STANDING: Jesse Fox, Mr. Jim Harte, Robert Sumowski, Robert Hernandez, Jim Grier 168 Debate Team L to R: John McGrath, Thomas Johnson, Mr. Jim Harte, Ronnie Winders, Brian Krapf, Robert Sumowski Computer Club Mrs. Doris Caughran, Advisor J. Andrew S. Arcangeli R. Bazemore C. Best H. Campbell M. Canicatti B. Connerat J. Cox M. Cox B. Ehret J. Fox D. Frazier M. Fuller S. Fuller B. Gary R. Graves G. Grtsch M. Grubbs D. Hampton D. Hart C. Herman K. Hopkins T. James T. Johnson C. Jones L. Jones T. Kelly J. Konoka C. Kramer D. Kreiger 170 C A. J. S. D. T. J. C. G B. J. M. J. B. A. D. C. M. L. T. T. A. L. D. E. B. J. C. J. M. C. S. J. Lang Lin Mahany Mathis May McElveen McGrath McHugh Mclver Merritt Muller Nahay Nichols Oanca Osborne Pappas Phillips Rappe Robertson Robinson Scott Seyden Shkirenko Smith Smith Stembridge Stephan Tuttle Ware Werntz Williams Williams Pep Club FRONT ROW: B. Goode, B. Quick, D. Herb, R. Crone, D. Heidt, W. Strausbaugh: SECOND ROW: J. Marlowe, L. Jones, G. Sheppard, R. Sumowski, T. Cetti, M. McDonald, N. Clark, T. Chase, T. Finnegan, J. Mahany: LAST ROW: N. Tillman, D. Smith, M. Harris, C. Singleton, B. Skogland, M. Keck, Miss Cindy Simpson, T. Boyd, M. Laramy, C. Fitzpatrick, H. Campbell, J. Ciucivich W ' in 1. - ' FRONT ROW: C. Taggart, C. Jones, C. Schwalb, E. Loeden: SECOND ROW: R. Burdsal, S. Brightwell, C. Finley, B d L. Pushi, R. Wender: LAST ROW: A. Cameron, B. Krapf, B. Lewis, B. Bila, R. Sumowski, K. Hopkin, R. Stephan, an Miss Cindy Simpson, D. Hornkohl R Cooler Staff BACK ROW: Craig Phillips, Jim Cain, Bobby Merritt, Marty Wagnong SECOND ROW: Angello Lin, Brian Anderson, Miss Regina Sullivan, Jack Hogan, Dee Herb, Jesse Fox, Co-Editor, FRONT ROW: Todd Robinson, Co-Editor, Richard Lutz, Tom James Photographers L. to R.: Arthur O'Neil, Harry Spirides, Steve Loftin, Tom James, David May SA R STAFF .-a-sm-,v-wus? Ep ' ' ' M'-WWW M Q m Athletic Association Billy Knight - Vice President: Ted Haviland - President: Dee Horne - Secretaryg Pearson DeLoach - Treasurer. f ff., .. f . 5 ' - W , ig ,E H t-',, , 5 . 5 fr V Q - l f Q 2 - 1. L TO Ft Mrs Caroline Leonard Recording Sec Fr David Griffin Assistant Headmaster Mrs Pam Strickland - President, Mrs. Sybil Moore - President Elect, Mrs. Becky Fell - Corresponding secret-ary Ed'tor's Message As co-editors we would like to share our thoughts and feelings on creating the '84 Sabre. Despite the Jressures of taking pictures, writing captions, meeting deadlines, and overcoming all the adversities of our senior year, we still found time to enjoy working on this year's Sabre. Although at times it seemed that the 84 Sabre would never be completed, thanks to a hard working staff and an outstanding coordinator in Miss Regina Sullivan, our task was accomplished. We had a great time working with our Sabre Staff, and we learned a lot about working with others to accomplish a goal. Compiling the Sabre demands a great deal of work, enthusiasm, and responsibility in trying to capture all the aspects of B.C. - the spirit, highlights, and traditions of this school. We hope that this year's Sabre 'las achieved this purpose. 216 pages makes this the largest Sabre in B.C. history, and it is our hope that in years to come each of you can look at this yearbook and remember the good times and the friendships you had at B.C. In closing, we encourage the underclassman to continue the traditions and standards of B.C., and we congratulate the class of 1984, and wish them the best of luck in the future. D , Zac at Zum S QIVERSIDE S xrorcwrlo n Q17 Deaf DQ11rJr Qfroof 0 Qrx11fl'1cQr'Ia 0 QDQ 1xlrfl1lxK, 1Y7 n Qnvvnnvanla flnnf-rv-in Around the corner, around the state The C1t1zens and Southern Nat1ona1 Bank Member FDIC We're Here t Congratulations cg-J Best Wishes to the Class qf 198-4 fam ill in , Klllllllllll I M, sw: susuuadn 5 ':2:fi fatal: Il unnnnlnllbiltl itll I Illlkg lslhllilhunn an Illillilllllllfilllf Illllllil iltllit illlllillliflllllillllllllllililllilil lllllliQllQjQQg if OlKilllllillillllllillilillill Kllll llllilil Ill! Oli!! 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' 312 ...47' .tj '-J 'QTL-F .-X.. 'fx 1 'f-, I 1 I ' -1 . Aff. 2' ' P . . A '- :lsf-SQ 'df c ' 2 'I ,5:r if-I: ' J. r r , 1- .g- . -3'-' ' :-W . - , 1 - . wi!! h A.: t tl 23- L h I A Jtiit 1 I. ,Q . if., gf Q.-021' ' V' - 'r' .' , 1 .,.. 1. . I . , Inc. P.O. Box 3794, STA.-B, Savannah, GA 31404 AXC 912-352-2497 IR -. .fox , ,. -.V mg N-,.,I A t WL 1, T, 5' I- 2, ,rar D, ' 11, ffl fhiz -TW -.. 1, f , ' ,yyyy cnAnu:s.1 0. WW? Ir, Russo 1,5 ,fiffzfi-f:f4ffW.I1I SEAFQOODS 'g la p W E' IH -I I A l A H -5 e?.-x'9 151, sn , 339 'i.1,.tT I- if .. - ,, I -QS..-5 -fffhw-Qvx-. 'W-v3-:f- 1-'J' at 201 EAST 40TH STREET. AT ABERCORN SAVANNAH. GEORGIA 31401 PHONE 912 - 234-5196 Linderman's Florist 2018 Abercorn Street Phone 232-2736 Savannah, Georgia 31401 Congratulation graduates, especially to those who go to GEORGIA TECH. Compliments of EX HUSSEY, GAY, BELL . . - r , ,'s. L1L-Q! I Earn? AT 'ms , xi 1+ . COASTAL AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE INC. 24 Hr. 7 Day A Week Service On All Types Equipment Commercial Energy Audits Residential Commercial Industrial Bill Efird Owner 232-5532 RAY'S 7-11 3700 Waters Avenue THE HUNTERSH Phone 19121 236-9384 31' EP H912 wnharrn Shun BLENDED TOBACCOS PIPES- IMPORTED CIGARS 131 West River Street Savannah, Ga. 31401 179 .lAck Beynqh Tom Beynqh Class of 7O Class of 69 ymqh CONSTRUCTION compzmy RF.SidENTiAlfCOMNERCiAl Restoration 012694-1556 P.O. Box 22221 Savannah, Georgia 31404 Mike Beymqh Class of 75 BRUNSON-McDEVITT COMPANY Mike McDevitt - 1958 Tommy Brunson - 1962 Greg McDevitt - 1981 John McDevitt - 1983 Patrick Brunson - 1993 Air Conditioning - Heating Contractors Phone 352-7040 2823 River Drive Savannah, Georgia 31404 180 DareII's Salon and nails by Esther Rutland 3127 Bull Street 912-232-2921 fdnhn Sv. Elamesa Gln. 'k INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDER - CUSTOMS BROKER ATLANTA CHARLESTON JACKSONVILLE KN OXVILLE ORLANDO PANAMA CITY SAVANNAH WILMINGTON AIR CARGO AGENT FMC Lic. 150-R Box 20933 - Georgia 30320 Box 1017 - South Carolina 29402 Box 3342 - Florida 32206 Box 22697 - Tennessee 37922 Box 13364-A - Florida 32809 Box 1566 - Florida 32401 Box 2166 - Georgia 31498 Box 1616 - North Carolina 28402 14041 762-5556 C8031 722-2751 19041 356-9646 l615J 690-5500 l305J 851-6450 19041 769-2438 19121 232-0211 l919J 343-0700 ,--'-N 'V- I 'N . -NK ' . 1 9 f 'L' . . xl .Nl , - 41. 1 ...rr-5 ..- . . , g.. n l . 5 ' ' ' ' 355 6419-352-2620 A Cd 912 M. J. HOGAN COMPANY, INC. J LINE - HANDLERS M. J. Uerryy Hogan P O B 3803 President S h G 31404 LUJCL Continuous 962 Beautiful Music 56 SAVANNAH Discount Furniture and Bedding Champs!! WHELAN'S WAREHOUSE - SHOWROOM Large Selection of Nationally Advertised Brands 12430 White Bluff Rd. . . . Opposite Windsor Forest A Little Out Of The Way . . . But A Lot Less To Pay Phone 925-5604 W.J. BREMER Incorporated ESTAB 1914 753 Wheaton Street P.O. Box 1605 ' Phone 232-6154 Savannah, Georgia 31498 Smith Service Dil Co., nc. P.O. Box 22365 DISTRIBUTOR sl' 233- 1232 Amoco 236-2109 Charles H. Moore - Class of 55 Gasoline - Motor Oil - Fuel Oil Atlas Tire and Batteries 2600 Staley Ave. 13 E. RIVER STREET IA 31401 SAVANNAH GEORG 1912i 234 4608 B. G A 3 .,.-2. 5 Q i 3593?- MASON, INC. Office Products Printers i912J 232-4192 Savannah, GA. ROBERT CHU Automobile YOU R ndependenf gorrmmowners Insurance fAGENT ,ea senvss You FIRST Life , iSfo Our 67th year ll'iSh COFHSH 81 COMPANY, INC. 6811 Waters Avenue - P.O. Box 14518 354-2424 CHU'S. INC. Tovs. GIFTS. HOUSEWARES Business gH5O5NT511 26 OGLETHORPE MA' L SAVANNAH. GEORGI: 31406 Group Corlsh - ,33 Marine Walter C. Corish JR. CPCU - '61 Ingenuit cflt Work Union Camp employees are continually encourage to find better ways to do their jobs. They are urged t scrutinize their daily routine and develop more prac tical, productive methods of performance whereve possible. Four Savannah Mill Planning Supervisors recentl did just that. from lefti Herman Patterson, Joh jenkins, Bob Alderman, and Charlie Ray put thei heads together and questioned the way computer info mation was being used in their jobs. They realized u necessary information was being filed, so they devised simple way for distributing and handling their report Their new system reduced active files in their depar ment from l? to one, resulting in substantial savings i time and money. Now that's a better way! 185 Get the Benedictine Spirit in 84 with Flowers from INNECKEN'S FLORAL CENTER 1500 Wheaton Street Savannah, Georgia 232-6191 Mike Stroud Q. WN f: ge- '59 -1 l Neat ,r wb- H 1 f ' fl' el' I ll! :X -1, 3' , , 'll 4 I ! ' A' W A Ll ' - . ' l ' 1 Q f L omg 'Rb . 3 - i , 4 1 llfgx -t 'P A 3 V A - .- -E 'ir.': 5- 7 J?f' '. M, . itmf- fe , 'F vt fm: . f. 1 - se.: , , '.:l.'1.fjg, jd' '- 4W-.f-',:.'-'iigfzif-1:5375 ,V y 1 -fi.:-ez-eff-1 -sl V if 4 ' It - , 1.-:sr 1-,av-P A Us-551'-.fa.--f'w H -1. ,N x g,- N rt l 1' f- ' ij'-' 51. T554 , . :L . . 4 'I 1' ' -7- 2' -A 'I-t ,' .I '15 4 - .5- F ' ,' 1 'K '- 539,-4 Q.. f FAH ,-ii, i ' , Q, f. . . 1'-I , 2 - ' -. -: , N7 A... .3 f 1 S eg.: W- A ffy-.YG Cathedral J53I11'hI0h1'1'1'h8 55+ 5Av A4111 A 1+, Geena-1A Abercorn at Harris Street, P.O. Box 8307, Savannah, Ga. 31412 Rectol'Y Phone: 233-4709 Most Rev. Raymond W. Lessard, D.D. Cathedral Day Schoo! ROV. FFBDCIS J- NBISOFI Bishop ot Savannah Phone: 232-5473 In Resident Sister Nancy Craig 0.S.F,, Principal Rev. Herbert J. Wellmeier Rev- M800 Balbi Rector Rev. Michael Cerrone Port Chaplain Associate Pastor 1 86 MASSES: Saturday: 5:30 P.M Sunday: 8:00-10:00, and 11:30 A.M. Weekdays: 7:45 A.M. and 12:00 Noon Holyday-Vigil Maaa: 5:30 P.M., 8:00, 12:00 Noon and 5:30 P.M. CONFESSIONS: Saturdays 11:00 to 12:00 Noon and 4:30 to 5:15 P,M. BAPTISH: By Appointment after preparation. NOVENA: BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Mondays at 12 Noon Mass and 5:30 P.M. FIRST FRIDAY: Communion to shut-ins. 4:30 P.M. Mass at Rose ot Sharon. MARRIAGE: Arrangements should be four months in advance Pre-Cana Instructions Flequired. NEW PARISHIONERS: Invited to register at the Rectory. Featuring: Izod Levi Sero Bass Gant Haggar Cricketeer Sperry Top Siders London Fog Baracuta Robert Bruce Arrow EQ? Merchant of Fine Traditional Clothing Oglethorpe Mall Savannah, Ga. Official Outfitters for Benedictine Uniforms Compliments of COGCI1 ROSSilel S H0mel'00m B-3 OVYVUOJL ,Q Fbalfaig M Q 1 Q ff QUCJQMWQ5 S jp QZW-30 Q Q yy QW W! MWA 3965 if Xff A 1 Jwufwff FL, W QE 1 188 Zqizzcb 0 r,HE CONTRACTORS Commercial and Industrial O 1924 STUCCO Exterior Insulated Stucco Wall Systems BOMANITE and GRASSCRETE Paving Ceramic Tile, Painting and Vinyl Wall Covering P 786-4501 A CO GEO. SPIRIDES P. O. Box15B DE 912 NIANAGER OPEN ALL Y C -A ,f 1 omp I aw ' .. '4 'lv' Veranda Motd ROOMS AND KITCHENETTES AIR CONDITIONED -.TV - TELEPHONES POOL - RESTAURANT NIOST MODERN NIOTEI. ON THE BEACH FRONT STH ST. B1 OCEAN FRONT SAVANNAH. BEACH, GA. 31325 you deserve the best g'isB -Ihahxi 1 1 as nursery 81 landscape co. Builders-Real Estate-Land Development 2 Lee Boulevard Savannah, Georgia 31405 354-9432 Waters at Stephenson 354-2274 Su V165 , .,. ' f1- 5 'Z S A V A N N A H SUUTHMND SUUND B I N U I . ...,.,.-.g.,. , ..-,.,. A -,,.,..., ,, :.'. , -5. -' '- -.--- f.-,.. ,.,.,. , , . , .,,....,. .. , . .-.-,.-., . , ,. -. ,.,.,., x ..., , .,..,.. . . A x,1...,.N.,s. sA62i.i.RHEELET1ZLl'3'i104 ALPINE CUSTOMIN-DASH car audio systems AUTO so PHONE - RAY SHATTO 19121352-1188 190 UND SYSTEMS ER ff BLAUPUNKT LINEAR SOUTHSIDE SAVANNAH - 10403 ABERCORN EXT. News 2 E Compliments of Mrs. Cubeta's Homeroom 2 QQYEOQMQJW Wh CMM SX bamm QLPUMJMW WWW J df 'W Km 77M W7 Offerui 56626 441 Dqix-DVS Z3 Xbwvy WH Wifyff 8700 smaorffp gwpgmg f N ' ' 4, WJ cfuaaf C MOOUCLIEE 2 7 MZQSM M Your Official Annual Photographers Pollack and Daly 111 East 34th Street - Phone 233-0248 Gerald Pollack - Class of '46 Jim Daly - Class of '53 Irwin Pollack - Class of '74 James fBubbal Daly, MD - Class of '74 Dale Daly - Class of '80 Budggt : t?2!SaIes Savannah's Congratulations to the Supermarket of Sen ?' mass Automobiles Compliments of A FRIEND 7070322 2070 S PO B 14557 S n G 9 31416 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '84 Compliments of 1.1 3fa.1'.wfp:f. 7, -f 'Rr .11.., PEPPERIDGE FARM Ai f'f..g.7!14w5-5l. 1Y.mS3 ,E9X !iWE:2fiL'Q9?25.iigiiiffxi Q USHER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Mark R. Ush 354-6636 COOKIES Sz CRACKERS compliments of SIMON'S FORMAL WEAR Two Locations Oglethorpe Mall McA1pin Square 352-1251 236-0738 Compliments of Mr. Munch's Homeroom 6' AMES im W W A079 A :MW 444729 QWQQ5 W M ffffmQ QM 22:0 if if JN UW KW N96 X mm HFQMMW Q' 5464 7ma7z7j,,f,,A,X is ?wJM'V2WW f gk u P is 8,17 W .Ncpqw Mffmfmwfm W LS R U P E Laffy '62 Michael '84 Congratulations! . . Class of '84 prescriptions Larry Loncon's Electrical wEsTs1DE SOUTHSIDE - 516 Highway 80 11155 Abaraorn st. Sefvlce 964-8424 927-2635 Commercial 81 Residential 1128MQ Sec2,Qf,f,,EAVe, Larry Loncon Office - 897-5438 352-2815 Owner Beeper - 944-7692 DeReSr?e1?0I1tIePaI3I5lel?3Ir?c?Ids at Se 2'52ieEfEea3Z2Ip'ex When 'I Comes To Wdeo ' - - - 352-1013 ' 232-5905 Come To A prow' 'l .3 -4 4 A The Video Station 119 Montgomery .Crossroads Telephone Full Service Pharmacy At Low Prices Savannah' Ge0r9'a 31406 l912J925-7551 PHONE 19127 233-2117 GO BY Sglp 131 HOUSTON ST. POST OFFICE Box 95192 TELEX 804.761 HISOWN SAV JACK FITZGERALD JR. FITZGERALD FORWARDING COMPANY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31412 EfS.!E!Q.,?.l.'P.H!!U'L 1551119155 0 OIL 81 WATER COLORS 0 CANVAS 0 ACRYLICS 0 ZIPATONE 0 BRUSHES 0 DRAFTING MATERIALS SERVING SAVANNAH FOR OVER 78 YEARS 355-8993 l 'ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE ART STORES IN THE SOUTH MEDICAL ARTS SHOPPING CENTER DOWNTOWN 4755 WATER AVE 116 WHITAKER ST. X-L K- LAX Anna Laramy Director of Marketing Wilmington Island 400 North Cromwell Road Savannah, Ga. 31410 Business 19123 897-1249 Residence 19123 598-0739 197 SAVANNAH YOUTH UNIVERSITY PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE COMPLETION OF OUR EXPANSION. WE'VE ADDED A NEW GYMNASIUM TO OUR FACILITY AND CREATED THE SAVANNAH GYMNASTICS ACADEMY SYU PROGRAMS if CHILD CARE-INFANTS TO 12 YEARS ir if FORMAL, PRE-SCHOOL LEARNING PROGRAMS FOR 2 TO 5 YEARS OLD t -A' NEW PART-TIME PROGRAM -k -k EXPANDED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS 'A' 'A' MEALS 'A' -A' PROJECT ADVENTURE at ir BUS TRANSPORT -A' 'A' BALLET at t CREATIVE DRAMATICS 'A' CALL 352-1227 uk S.G.A. PROGRAMS ir 1k BABY BEANS - MOVEMENT EDUCATION FOR TODDLERS 'A' -Ar JUMPIN BEANS - MOVEMENT EDUCATION FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS -A' 'A' EDUCATIONAL GYMNASTICS -it 'A' INTERMEDIATE GYMNASTICS -A' -A' TEAM GYMNASTICS 'A' -k BEGINNER'S GYMNASTICS -lr -k AEROBIC DANCING FOR SUB-TEENS -A' if AEROBIC DANCING FOR LADIES -A' -A' AND MANY MORE -k Savannah Gymnastics Academy features three of the finest coaches in the area: 0 Katie Norris Stanley v Marni McGee 0 Carol Tison 0 SGA ls the only gymnastics center ln Savannah to provlde open tlme for the gymnasts to practlce on all brand new equipment, to Include the new spring loaded floor exercise area. THE ISLAND B UILDER We invite prospective home owners to review our track record for quality, performance, reliability, and integrity in the construction of many hundreds of area homes, and to meet the staff of experienced specialists who make up the TILTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. TILTON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. P.O. Box 5393 - Craig Building Hilton Head Island, SC. 29928 WRITE OR CALL, l803l 785-3941 WE HAVE BEEN SERVING THE AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS AND DESIRES OF THE PEOPLE IN SAVANNAH FOR 44 YEARS. rugs LET US SERVE You. 3 if nr 'Ill A-AAL R E ' -- --, in 4. . .. ..- .- I A .rf-r.r.EEKEmIII -1- .521 -' i '0 T .V Ill -I ll f. 914. , ' . . 1- . T I t . Q, l , WA u Q I -1. t l 'lv 1 ,,,, - ll . D ? . ' N . E - has i - A FL., ,Y ,Eu ,,, - H O T -E--- f .fa - f-9 Abercorn At Stephenson 354-7000 O. C. WELCH MOTOR COMPANY O. C. WELCH MOTOR CREDIT 7409 Abercorn Extension Savannah, Georgia 31406 912-352-8451 We finance 5M Student Loans Compliments of Mr. Cannon's Homeroom of jf F SEQLQW Ewa all 129 Wfmgmg WYE? Q E 3 7 3158315 CIKUYXJS gi F J, Q. S15 , HW qv OJ S ibgmiymgg Q 6? gi Q91 Axwy, Q1 Zwgffiil MW clwifffff W w CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 C pl t f Sylvan Terrace Cleaners 4713 Montgomery Street C plt L dyDyCl g dAlt t S E t dA S d 3545525 Congratulations To MARK ANTHONY SANDERS Compliments of Fr. RonaId's Homeroom UM, fmflw gf? SAN kg iw ?a?i , Cmzffmwima ,QD 4 V ig V! S Q -ev Z WH ff Q if M Gif? 2, W , DSW MW my bw 77!0c.,nAaJA,:zzfu9- Q? 5M+y?W+U,? That's a good question. The Commodore 64 gives you 64K of memory As much, or more, than any of its competitors. But take a look at the difference in price. The list price ofthe Commodore 64 is hundreds less than that of its nearest competitor And almost a thousand less than its furthest one. Stop in and see all the things the Commodore 64 is capable of doing. You already know the one thing it vvon't do, which is cost you a lot ot money Kcommodore more homes than any other home computer. x X RS 80lIl i935f5EvJ??if7,i,EfiE SGYETH, ENC .at?'moiuzco i'G3iM0ibGfiE ryaatisia 4 Mall TGYTECS 19121352-3950 Savannah, Ga. 31406 2 DAVID J. MEEKER INC. LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION - DESIGN - Installation, Maintenance Topsoil - Sod - Shrubbery 912-352-7336 Compliments of BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH Compliments of Sr. Johanna's Homeroom 22 Wt Q Q' Jjff L. 'a lv na , V Ag L fb? gWQ2' U w,,1'rb-DRESS? N- QQ Q E 1 fi W Q E W ,M My f WY, ,gig 'jfgsfcgygfafdbfgffergggjz fy 'M Q52 H f 5 Q W 2 W Wj,Q Ms M40 wffifilfw MSS M WW 5 ifffiw' fffwfif 29' S Compliments of Mr. WeIch's Homeroom 773 ?a3Jiggzoqy3 ML I Ku? 5 75 , fi W fjiffyfgmf MWZZ5 W' AQf+iM C,-YMM M WX M, GMM WW QZW ,M MW Z ' I My , mfg 5 xvfgwwfwm H3132 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 GREAT SOUTHERN TRAILER CORPORATION Complete Container Repairs Reefer Repairs, Radio Dispatched Mobile Service Trucks Ray Demott P. O. Box 7442 Savannah, Ga. 31408 x i FISH HUNTERS it 'l il ak Hunting Boots and Shoes Fishing Tackle Sz Accessories Ik , L, . ,lg I Sports Clothing M A Af X A . - if rl , 5 Y , 44 ' ' Q . . Ngo .'- -f' . P 2 i -TMC I 1,6 ,. I- f ff X, . 7- .4 ff-Q 'lip 4 x1 l I' W +f Unique Sports Gifts - i Guns Sz Ammo 'F Camping Equipment ' Archery Supplies Sz Equipment f Fishing Rods and Reels 925-7467 8201 White Bluff Rd. 1 Blk. South of Oglethorpe Mall Coastal Empire's Complete Fisherman's Sz Hunter's Store m3Sl6I' Ch3fQ9 YNE INIERBANR CARD iw? i SXX 'C X Xl 1. I' 14 W E -,1 if t , I V ft 'lr' f ' Q' Aw 1154 ' Y Q WHERE WINNERS RENT? For Worldwide Reservations Call Toll Free 1-800-654-3 1 3 1 O For fast service, 24-hour information and reservatlons anywhere in the world. For a local reservation call: i-ienrz svsrsm Msmszn I HERTZ FEATURE THE EXCITING Travis FORD FAIRTVIONT 208 Compliments of Mrs. YoungbIood's Homeroom zffy W 9D'8XO2U0fWsf50Q?FID f 9 MEM Am QCP Q QJZUEUL5 Q 2 'EP 'MQ 1 5 N made, 7202? MW nb Jw' My aging-i?KfM3?QO7GtvyWT WML A1764 MMM X CRX Y!lC,0J7WmJv3NANxQb lienim 140227 Compliments of Sgt. Curinga's Homeroom CW ZW W QQ! X 'r Q My N? wi gig? A ww gg f QQ X M f1WQ7'YW 2259292 SW CRX! Q' ' wgOjkj!43 073' XSQQ? M K W Compliments of Miss SuIIivan's Homeroom W M323 24? 'TEQWQW Jfiw L?JZwZf7WM7U L N65 jlvyfmw M W fTTMVLe' Rim ffjbi f ' ziazsigggfz xx A111 if QP S-xsg ,M W ff ws'Q7nWWQfU W FA zffm Q44 VW? DLA X2ob6 jail' yay I 7 ' , 211 Compliments of Wm Mrs. Taylor's Homeroom new 06465 DTC QQ' ga .07Q.g?i ! 3- Lemcem ' of F731-'xRrw+ Mui f-WA M6 Sp A .B Oww Cofwn6.fOxJY' D QW .px Qww Cwynlzr IES Www iff, C7owL,L0?' CMJ7 M V V EP 7 , 7'7S Mxi 3 MQ , wiflwiw 4 BK 2 if KVA? N I Wgfwmv W, QAM SALVATORE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT One of Savannah's Finest Italian Restaurants Congratulations to The Class of 84 Owned and Operated By Bob and Diane Sciolino Johnny Sciolino Class of 85 ix ffxa Great Dane Zvnazfers BOOSTER Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jurgensen Sr. MCDOHHI Cl'S 'l'he Georgia Guard offers up to 58,000 ln The Guard offers, in addition to long-term beneiits, six immediate values: a paycheck every monthg tui- tion assistanceg training in leader- ship and technical skills which can contribute to civilian careersg part- time service compatible with other job or school requirementsg a close- to-home locationg and the satisfaction of being on guard to help in any local or national emergency. For more information on career opportunities available in the Army Guard, please call .. L V2 ,.ff4..f:2Efi5 f 9f:2a22zis:z:1:1.1.l Mfv .-:-:'.5:5:51 M 'D '-:-:2:!:1:!:2:2:2:5:5.g., tw ,4 - 1.125s2sE22z:z:z:e:z:z:1.. 51fQ,5:7 Q,- V41 '2:E:1 . -,,:,:,:,:,:,135:515315355-z.:-:ez-.4.. ., meflca 3 I S BS tt-.. 1' 1? f - 4 ., Z,..f5:f,, -jzxljg' WW - . . . 1- ,, '-2-ei .11-'ft ff, ' 1. 22.1.2212- , 525i2i2?2i1 ' ' ZA H ,, --'-.-.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 - f 41.:.1.1.1... .,f,, fl-f .... 1.1.1.1 .. .1... ..-.- 1 .1 .,.1. ..,..,...... 1 .,.. . .... 1.,,.. , ..11.,, ...... wp, .,1,.1..., . ...,...,... . Obscure Thanks Class of '84 Do lt Because U Deserve What Every Individual Should Enjoy Regularly Bud Brothers Death of the Circle, Birth of the Dump We Want Gibba Full Moon B.H. - Gigilo, Pseudopod, Fireball, Bronco B. Hey, Hey, Mr. Booster J.M. - Master Debater The Fat Back Pack Hussey Inn Region 3-AAAA Champs l'm the Lizard King, I Can Do Anything Lucky Pierre Lumbar, Goathead, Rhino, Teedy Bear, Bambi, Leadfoot, Big Bird, Hog, Dui Evenings at Shuckers Roxanne Gypsey Kelly's Pub Gimme a kiss, Katleen Killer, Hot Rod Wod, Mo, Otis, Lay, McJugs, Squaw, and Smelly - The Saints That Are Spider Monkey Loves Rerun Hey, He's only got one eyebrow! K.H. has H.Q. Blues Cherry Almond Pistol Pete B.M. and D.J. - Stereo Doctors A.P. - Grow A Nose Scully Grenada Cavaliers Object to the Class of '85 Dui Club - B.G., W.S., J.H., J.M., N.T. Aunt Mimi and her hospitality Year of Adversity Hobadue Make My Day It's Otay Buckwheat Don't call Him a MEATHEAD!! The Zzzzz Machine Don't Do It Senator Krapf Big Jim Fan Club George Orwell Fr. C's Starcastle Experience Pre-Season Netter M.V.P. Frosty A.K.A. Dudley Hannibal E. and his troops Mama Regina Coach V. lt's been Real. lt's been Fun. But it hasn't been Real Fun - M.S. 216 xl alfa Q Pg, is is '42 S 2 ffmm 1 Maris, -M.-f. - :vp ..-an-gpm.-.A..Ia:.ga1'1.-., , Ana, -ww--J