Bishop Boyle High School - Lance Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

1984 The Year In Retrospect Table Of Contents Faculty 3 Freshmen 11 Athletics 17 Sophomores 37 Clubs 43 Juniors 51 Shows 59 Seniors 69 For Seniors Only 95 Homecoming Prom Baccalaureate Mass Graduation Who's Who Color Candids Class Picture Black And White Candids FACULTY Administration Rev. James W. Dolan, Headmaster Of the educational programs available to the Catholic Community, I believe that Bishop Boyle High School affords one of the best opportunities to realize the gospel message revealed by God which the Church proclaims; fellowship in the life of the Holy Spirit and service to the Christian Community and the entire human community. In this way, our students will not only learn subjects required for graduation, but will be able to become the best person that God calls them to be. Sister Mary Lou Palas S.C. Science, Vice-Principal: I am very happy to be a part of Boyle High School and its educational endeavors. In my eight years here, I have seen remarkable growth in the students and their rela- tionship with each other and with the faculty and admin- istration. Here at Boyle we have many very dedicated teachers and truly beautiful Christian youth. May all of you continue to grow and develop according to God's plan. A Elizabeth Brunetti B.S. University of Pittsburgh Death and Dying, Marriage, Scripture Drama Club Sr. Marie Suzanne Carlin A.B. Classics, M.A. Religion Studies Chestnut Hill College, Providence College Religion. Family Counseling George McHale B.A. in Philosophy, M. Divinity Assumption College, Weston School of Theology Jr. and Sr. Religion National Honor Society Helen Butkovic B.Ed., Post Baccalaureate, M.A. Duquesne University, Penn State University, University of Pittsburgh Fr. Reading, Soph., Jr. and Sr. English Joan Harrigan B.S. in Education and English University of Edinboro Jr. and Sr. English Yearbook, Dun- geons and Dragons Club Sr. Virginia Mary Schaefer B.A., M.A. Marywood College Fr. and Soph. English 5 Joseph Balistrieri B.S. in Math, Certified Athletic Trainer Clarion State University Math Ron Karpowicz B.S. in Biology and Chemistry, M A T. Duquesne University Soph. Biology, Jr. Chemistry Fred Jackson B.A. in Science, B.S. in Math Education, B.S. in Computer Science University of Pittsburgh Soph. Geometry, Jr. Algebra 2 Trig., Sr. Advanced Math Math League Robert Titler B.A. in Biology and Chemistry, M.A.Ed. College of Steubenville Fr. Science and Health, Soph. Biology Lawrence Tomasic B.S. in Education California State College Algebra 1, Algebra 2 Trig., Consumer Math Camera Shy Maria Wargovich B.A. in Biology Seton Hill College Physiology, Physics, Anatomy 6 Camera Shy Roseann Hill B.A. in Spanish Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Spanish Spanish Club Cornelia Hennon B.A. in Spanish Grove City College Spanish 2 Rene Kratzenberg B.S. La Sagesse-Brussels, Belgium French French Club James Finsterle B.S. in Music Education, M.M. Duquesne University General Music, Concert Choir Joan DiRicco A.A. Community College of Allegheny County Sewing, Needlework James Reinhard E.F.A., Certification University of Dayton, Cleveland State Art Art Club, Photo Club 7 Paul Jankowiak B.S. in Education, M.S. Duquesne University Jr. History, Sr. Sociology and Psychology Francis Mannion Business Admin, in Industrial Management, Education Certificate, Masters Equivalency Duquesne University Soph. World Cultures, Sr. American Government Mary Ellyn Ladick B.A. in History Education Duquesne University Fr. Geography, Soph. World Cultures Charlotte Murtha B.S. in Business Education University of Pittsburgh Shorthand. Typing, Office Practice, Business English, General Business Margaret Gonos B.A. in English, M.A. in Language Communications, Certified Reading Specialist Carnegie-Mellon, Pitt Reading Van 8 Margaret Brallier B.A. in Sociology, Education, Biology M.Ed. in Health, Phys. Ed., Recrea- tion Mount Mercy College, University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor Kathy Oklin B.A. and M.A. in Speech and Lan- guage Pathology University of Michigan Speech Therapist Sr. Mary Robert McManama M.Ed, L.S., A.B. Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh Bob Misialek B.S. in Health and Physical Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Physical Education Intramural Soccer George Schlicht B.A. in Philosophy St. Francis College Religion Intramural Volleyball 9 Mary Hogan Secretary Mary Kleppick Dietician Mona Jordan B.A., Family Counseling University of Pittsburgh Drug Education Mathilda Tarasevich Head Dietician Earl Pardick Maintenance Supervisor 10 Freshman John Alexander Sean Andrejco Leah Baguet Mark Balistreri Camera Shy Marcianne Bitkowski Robert Capozzolo John Caracoiolo Holly Cassidy David Castle Jamie Caterino Eric Christian Jeanne Conley Terrie Daugherty Kevin Deasy Shannon Deasy Carol Dugas Qina Fisher Jamie Fleming 12 Tracy Lynn Gallagher Frank Gallo Rafael Gelpi Debra Gorman Jeff Janisin Edward Keegan Robert Kelley David Kern I Chris Kraft Laura Ann Kuhn Richard Lane Jeff Lavorgna 13 Eric Christian and Laurene Guthrie Aron Lesko Darron Lohr Elaine Lucas Greg Madden Camera Shy Eric Mcelroy Cathy Mckinny Cherie Morgan Paula Nardo Maria Nepusz Albert Perhach Sarah Popolo Beth Price Alan Quinn Cindy Reihl Cathy Roche John Rossi Tim Salapa Dave Santinauro Greg Scott Camera Shy 14 Below: Typical freshmen. Steve Shaytar Holly Slusser Kelly Solman Mike Stamera Tim Stilwell Bonnie Strobel Camera Shy Camera Shy Nicole Stulginskas Bruce Takac Jacob Testas Judy Velgich Tria Vue Tony Yeanozzi John Yunk Kelli Zilonis 15 Freshman At Play We pledge our loyalty to the “awesome” seniors. A little to the right . . . Slow Down!! Where's my contact? So, aren't we having fun!! 16 tlGH ATHLETICS Lancer Football 'S3 Top left: Rich Stephenson, John Graf, Bill Tassone, Dave McCaskill. Joe Krug, SamToner, Jeff Modra, Mike Orosz, Joe Munizza, Ray Strobel, Terry Wehner, Tim Stefko, Bryan Opalko, Jim Wehner, Frank Guzzi, Jay Weber, Donny Shimko, James Simko, Pat Deasy, Ken Moll, Ron Hankins, Chuck Wolfe, Greg Scott, Mark Balistrieri, Jim Knowlson, Matt Labischak. 18 COACHES: Joe Sedon, Tom Jones, Bob Misialek, Joe Balistrieri CAPTAINS: James Simko, Ray Stroble, Donny Shimko 19 Righy: Scabors finds daylight Left: Simko punts it away Right: Bii Tassone takes the snap Left: 'This can't be happening'' Right: Good stick Monizza! Left: Donny bounces outside Right: A gapping hole for Stephen- son, led by Strobel 20 Boyle Hoopers '84 Camera Shy Alan Quinn Jeff Janisin Rafi Gelpi Gary Lemasters Barry Franklin Joe Wiggins Aron Lesko Jack Caracciolo Camera Shy 21 John Kovach, Jeff McHugh, Frank Arcuri, Paul Pison, Mike Swearingen. Lookin' Good Guys Carleen Joe McCarthy Bryan Opalko Obie Craig Rafferty Paul Pison 22 Varsity Squad First Row: Skippy. Second Row: F. Mannion, B. Sullivan, S. McCallister, B. Tirpak, C. Torres, D. Lemasters. Third Row: T. Little, J. MCarthy, C. Rafferty, O. Bravo, P. Isaacs, C. Smith. Camera Shy B. Sullivan, S. McCallister, B. Tirpak, D. Lemasters, and P. Isaacs Boyles Finest... Chris shows how the game is played. Do It With Tirp shows his STYLE! These Gentlemen Definitely Bernie is up for the rebound. The SHAWN McCALLISTER technique!!! 24 Style Girls Basketball 83-84 Bottom: Left to Right: Michilene Weber, Lea Civitate, Kristin McCaffrey, Gail Fisher, Lisa Balint Top: Left to Right: Coach Barb Hess, Carol Dugas, Dara Christian, Sharlene Calfo, Gina Fisher, Chris Cicuro, Mimi Gormley Mimi sets up for the shot. Michilene Weber goes for two. Calfo up for the rebound. SENIORS: Bottom to Top, L to R, M. Weber, K. McCaffrey, D. Christian, L. Civitate, M. Gormley, S. Calfo Dara Christian drives to the hoop. Kristin McCaffrey has everything under control. Left: Sharlene Calfo dribbles through the crowd. 26 Strobel puts it up with ease. Lisa in action. Gina Fisher eyes up the hoop. J.V. TEAM: Kneeling: Debbie Gorman. Standing, L to R: Holly Slusser, Bonnie Strobel, Chris Cicuro, Coach Sharon Coyne Gina Fisher Carol Dugas, Lisa Balint. 7 27 Cf) 5-1 D T3 05 CD 5-i CD CD u Varsity Kneeling 1 to r: Sue McElhinny, Captain Ann Kelly, Margie Mancini. Standing 1 to r: Jan Porkrifka, Kristen Perhach, Co-captain Cathy Banyas, Vicki Gress, Bridget Holewinski. Seniors 28 L to r: Bridget Holewinski, Ann Kelly. Cathy Banyas. Kneeling: Shelly DiGorio, Becky Ezycowsky. Standing: Patty Sobo- cinski, Val Hvasta, Laurene Guth- rie. Freshman Bonnie Strobel Kelly Zilions Marcy Bitkowski Cpt. Leah Baguet Beth Price Sherry Morgan Kelly Soloman Terri Daughtery 29 Above: Ann, Bridget, and Cathy hamming it up. 30 Left: Captain of the Varsity cheerleaders, Ann Kel- ly. Below: Cathy really enjoyed the football games. Above: Kristen knows what she's doing as usual. Softball Kneeling 1 to r: Lisa Balint, Wendi Ridgway, Regina Sherlock. Ann Kelly. Kris McCaffrey. Standing I to r: Coach Bob Titler, Bonnie Strobel, Donna Golubski. Darlene McGregor. Mimi Gormley, Kelly Brennan, Coach Ron Meyers. Seniors Kneeling 1 to r: Mimi Gormley. Donna Golubski, Kelly Bren- nan. Standing 1 to r: Regina Sherlock, Kris McCaffrey, Ann Kelly. Above: Kelly meditating before a game. Left: Mimi slides home. Below left: Wendi blasts one out of the park. Below right: Darlene warming up at third. 32 33 Baseball V Top row 1 to r: Bill Tassone, Gene O'Connell, Ray Strobel, Bernie Sullivan, Joel Granny, James Simko, Dan Evans. Bottom row 1 to r: Jim Wehner, Mike Orosz, Carl Bour, Bob Means, Ralph Yelenic, Rich Janisin, Dan O'Connell, Frank Guzzi. Top row 1 to r: David Kern, Rich Stephenson, Vic Capozzolo, Terry Wehner. Mike Swearinger. Bottom row 1 to r: Paul Pison, Tony Demartino, Rob Capozzolo, Jamie Caterino, Jack Carracciolo, Darren Lohr. Not pictured: Frank Arcuri. 34 Left to right: Paul Pison, Vic Capozzolo, Frankie Arcuri, Joel Granny. Above: April Simko is a big fan of her Uncle James. © Varsity 1 South Side Catholic 3 5 Carlynton 0 8 Avon worth 13 15 Northgate 7 8 Lawrenceville 9 0 South Side Catholic 7 8 Carlynton 4 7 Avonworth 14 5 Northgate 8 1 Lawrenceville 12 0 South Side Catholic 8 0 Carlynton 2 6 Avonworth 3 6 Northgate 5 1 Lawrenceville 13 Record: 10-5 3rd place 35 TOP: Elaine is proud of her work. Bottom right: Another one of H test! Bottome Middle: Lamar hard at work. TOP: Just loafing around. Bottom Left: Carrie Evans. 36 Sophomores Frank Arcuri Donald Barrett Eric Barsic Jr. Lori Benz Cindy Bezak Tracy Bofo Juan Orlando Bravo Cindy Brecko Bryan Caterino Dana Chaffin Tim Collins Tamara Darnell Pat Deasy Becky Dilucia Becky Ezycowsky Cherril Fomby Bob Franzetta Susan Funa Johna Gattrell Carol Gerlock Laurene Guthrie Michele Hasak Susan Hough Roxanne Jones Camera Shy y 38 Camera Shy Camera Shy Richard Kalin Michelle Kish James Knowlson John Kovach Nadine Krevosh Matt Labishak Colleen Lerner Cinette Mader Amy Mamajek Karen Mamajek Margie Mancini Marilyna Martuccio Maureen Masley Barbara McClain Matt McClintock Pat McDonough Matt McHugh Donald Medve Ann Miller Noel Missig Lori Modero Mary Jo Mohrbach Ken Moll Michael Mollen 39 Bryan Opalko Deborah Owston Jenny Perrino Paul Pison Jan Pokrifka Carrie Porter Kim Ream Walter Rider Wendi Ridgway Thomas Robson Mark Romik Colleen Rua Lori Santaga Santagata Dan Scabora Barb Schaffer Dean Short Chris Smith Lisa Smith Patty Sobocinski Louis Stamera Chris Stanek Mike Swearinger Sharon Testa Lisa Timmins 40 Mike Wassil Terry Wehner Charles Wolf Cindy Wolfe Boyle's Student Lounge Boyle luggage. 41 TOP: Come on Dawn, that tickles! BOTTOM: Some pictures need no comment BOTTOM: Amy smiling pretty. TOP: Rafi Celpi mmmu®. mm m 'wrasgy im m m't 42 ORGANIZATIONS National Honor Society 1st row: Bernie Sullivan, Will Lorkovic, Gail Fisher, Janet Dunst, Carol Munch, Karen Munch, Diane Stilwell, Vicki Gress, Mr. McHale. 2nd row: Missy Skarupa, Lisa Santagata, Karen Sabo, Aimee Buddish, Tom Salapa, Mark Uhler, Sue McElhinny. Student Council 1st row: Kris McCaffrey, Karen Munch, Secretary Vickie Petronio, Pres. Karen Sabo, Vice Pres. Dara Christian, Aimee Buddish, Jackie Oliveri. 2nd row: Jean Kozej, Lorraine Deasy, Michelle Romick, Lynda Connolly, Sharlene Calfo, Lori Benz, Treasurer Dave Franzetta, Jan Porkrifka. 3rd row: Mrs. Hill, Bernie Sullivan, Mark Uhler, Colleen Roche, Elaine Lordeon, Patty Sobocinski, Debby Maloney, Lisa Marino. Yearbook Staff Seated: Sue Funa, Karen Munch, Bernie Sullivan, Debbie Jasko. Standing: Dana Wasik, Vickie Petronio, Dave Franzetta, Wendy Ridgeway, Karen Sabo, Sean McGlynn, Jackie Oliveri, Debby Maloney, James Simko, Sue McElhinny, Tom Salapa, Cherie Moll, Carol Munch. Newspaper 1st row: Maria Nepusz, Dawn Yeso, Vickie Petronio, Karen Sabo, Mark Uhler, Colleen Rua, Tammi Darnell. 2nd row: Jamie Fleming, Cherie Moll, Tom Salapa, Eric Barsic, Missy Skarupa, Pam Cherpak, Elaine Lordeon, Becky Dilucia. 3rd row: Eric Kelemen, Bob Franzetta, Lori Benz, Ann Miller, Carol Munch, Debbie Rupert. Drama Club 1st row: Kelly Soloman, Dana Wasik, Kim Pepper. 2nd row: Terri Misko, Joe Stamerra, Lori Benz. 3rd row: Jan Porkrifka, Cheryl Fomby, Lori Santagata, Lisa Marino, Eric Barsic, Mike Lesko, Diane Stilwell, James Gretz, Elaine Lucas. Not pictured: Dawn Yeso. Concert Choir 46 1st row: Margie Mancini, Marilyna Marticci, Lisa Marino, Elaine Lucas, Lori Santagata, Mike Lesko, Mary Jo Morbach Albert Perhach, Joe Stamerra, Sec. and Treasurer Terri Misko. 2nd row: Michelle Kish, Aimee Buddish, Vice Pres. James Gretz, Frank Flynn. Not pictured: Pres. John Kurtz Captains Kneeling: Paul Isaacs, Shawn McCallister. Standing: Jim Wiggins, Bernie Sullivan, Barry Tirpak. Kneeling: Kris McCaffrey, Anne Kelly. Standing: Bob Means, Dan Evans, John Lavorgna, Bob Komoroski. Soccer Champs Basketball Champs Fighting Irish Left to right: Mike Stamerra, Aaron Lesko, Craig Rafferty, Capt. Bernie Sullivan, Dean Collins, Joe McCarthy, Tom Petro. Not pictured: Russell Dongilli, Joe Wiggins. 47 Art Club Seated: Aimee Buddish, Vickie Petronio, Mike Lesko, Eric Barsic. Standing: James Simko, Will Lorkovic, Mr. Reinhard. Dungeons And Dragons Club 1st row: Tom Salapa, Gary Rush, Sean McGlynn, Ms. Harrigan. 2nd row: Tom McDonough, Dave Franzetta. French Club 1st row: Marilyn Kraus, Lisa Santa- gata, Karen Alderson, Regina Sher- lock, Cindy Manning, Karen Sabo. 2nd row: Tom Salapa, Kevin Seaman, Karen Munch, Paul Isaacs, Joel Gran- ny. 3rd row: Monica Smith, Kim Hawes, Dave Franzetta, Will Lorko- vic, Joe Stamerra, Mrs. Kratzenberg. 48 New Additions CBL Program Left to right: Bill Hunter, Dewayne Chaffin, Sr. Mary Lou, Bernie Sullivan, Lori Ribar- chik, Debbie Jasko, Donna Golubski, Pam Cherpak, Danelle Milchak, Kim Owston. Not pictured: John Kurtz, Elaine Raeger. Fitness All-Stars 1st row: Carol Munch, Will Lorkovic, Frank Guzzi, John Kovach, Joe Lapaglia, Jenny Perrino. 2nd row: Brigit Sterling, Chris Smith, Bryan Opalko, Rob Capozzolo. Not pictured: Dawn Woolheater, Mimi Gormley. Strength Club 1st row: Vic Capozzolo, Frank Guzzi, Greg Scott, Jim Knowlson. 2nd row: Chuck Wolf, Matt Labishak, Rob Capozzolo, Tim Stil- well, Tim Flynn, James Simko, Tim Stefko, Ray Strobel, Jay Weber. 49 Retreat Committee Left to right: Diane Metz, Rose Velgich, Tom Salapa, Valerie Hvasta, Dave Franzetta, Bonnie Strobel, Mrs. Brunetti, Leah Baguet. Not pictured: Vic Capozzola, Russell Don- gilli, Rich Stephenson, Maria Nepusz, John Rossi, John Lavorgna. 3 c CD D B B Seated: Bernie Sullivan, Jackie Oliveri, Lynda Gallagher. Standing: Marilyn Kraus, Ann Kelly, Debby Maloney. Semi Committee Left to right: Kim Ream, Roxanne Jones, Debby Owston, Dana Wasik, Ginette Mader, Mrs. La- dick, Lori Benz, Maureen Masley, Michelle Ha- sak. SO Lisa Balint John Bires Sandy Bogdan Carl Bour Lamarr Bundrige Vic Capozzolo Renee Carlucci Dominic Colaizzi Tracy Colizza Dean Collins Beth Deasy Tony Demartino Shelly DiGorio Russell Dongilli Janet Dunst Denise Ericsson Michelle Figlar Marci Firek Gail Fisher Denise Gallagher Vicki Gress Jim Gretz f i v i 52 Camera Shy Ron Hankins Rich Hough Angela Howell Valerie Hvasta Vicki Kasper Eric Kelemen Joe Krug Joe LaPaglia Mike Lesko What do you think . . . GQ? Camera Shy Mark Madero Lisa Marino Joe McCarthy Toni McClain Eileen McElhinny Sue McElhinny Darlene McGregor 53 Lesley Paul and Celeste Sheller Diane Metz Deanna Meyers Amy Michaels Randy Michak Jeff Modra Cherie Moll Carol Munch Joe Munizza Mary Novak Leann O'Brien Dan O'Connell Gene O'Connell Caroline O'Neil Lesley Paul Kim Pepper Kristen Perhach Tom Petro Debby Rady Robert Rady Craig Rafferty Tammy Ruby Debbie Rupert Bob Sabo Leslie Saulsbury Celeste Sheller Maureen Shields Sherri Shiner Kim Stanek Tim Stefko I Kristen and Cathy Banyas? Where's Shawn?! Rich Stephenson Dan Sterling Diane Stilwell Sharon Strobel Sue Typanski Rose Velgich Jay Weber Stacey White Kent Williams Lynn Woolheater Joyce Yunk 55 LEFT: Class President, Russell Dongilli addresses his classmates. RIGHT: The junior class files in, nervously awaiting the big moment. BELOW: Do Re Mi . . . BELOW: Val Hvasta, vice-president receives her class ring. The 1983 Junior Class Ring Night was held at St. Steven's Church in Hazelwood on Novem- ber 10. Mass was celebrated by Fa- ther Stebler. Rings were blessed by Father Dolan then distributed by Fr. Dolan and Sister Mary Lou. The ceremony was a beautiful and memorable event for all the Ju- niors. Junior Ri 56 LEFT: Father Dolan blesses our class rings. RIGHT: Michelle Di- Gorio, class secretary, addresses the congrega- tion. BELOW: Joe Munizzo, Tim Stefko, Dan O'Connell, Rich Ste- phenson, Gene O'Con- nell: So THIS is ring night. Night On the left side of the class ring is the Coat Of Arms of Boyler High School. On the top por- tion of this is the salmon. It was taken from the personal arms of the late Bishop Hugh C. Boyle. On either side of the salmon is a cross taken from the Coat Of Arms of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, in which our school is located. On the left side of the Coat Of Arms are three black diamonds, re- presenting the steel industry of Homestead, geographic location of Boyle. The right side contains the sword of St. Paul, the patron of the Diocese. The sword is surmounted by a crown of achievement, to recall the spiritual, scholastic, aesthetic, and athletic ideals for which stu- dents must strive. On the right side of the ring is the Lancer, the mascot of Bishop Boyle High School. The Lancer is a symbol of challenge ... Carl Bour receives his class ring. 57 In Loving Memory Of Diane Canofari Diane Canofari March 4, 1964 - July 20, 1984 It Is A Beauteous Evening It is a beauteous evening, calm and free. The holy time is quiet as a Nun Breathless with adoration; the broad sun Is sinking down in its tranquility; The gentleness of heaven broods o'er the Sea: Listen! the mighty Being is awake And doth with his eternal motion make A sound like thunder—everlastingly. Dear Child! dear Girl! that walkest with me here, If thou appear untouched by solemn thought. Thy nature is not therefore less divine: Thou best in Abraham's bosom all the year; And worship'st at the Temple's inner shrime, God being with thee when we know it not. Wm. Wordsworth 58 YEAR ata glance AROUND BOYLE Living Stations As is custom, Boyle performed the Living Stations during Lent this year. The students travelled from church to church throughout the diocese every Wednesday and Friday for five weeks. As usual the Concert Choir provided a sacred and solemn atmosphere for the stations. Russell Dongilli Veronica wipes the face of Jesus. 60 Simon helps carry the cross. Jesus meets His mother. 61 Christ has risen! The Wizard Of Oz Left: Mr. Reinhard took care of all the scenery for Dorothy and her friends. Right: The real job of the modera- tor of the Drama Club (Mrs. Brunetti). Above: Director Lamont Arnold. Above: Mike paints shingles on the farmhouse. Below left: James working on the backdrop. Below right: Elaine (alias Dorothy) helps with the props for the Land of Oz. Scenery 62 Make Up Above left: Cindy Manning makes up Jim Gretz's (the Lion) face. Above right: A munchkin gets made up by Regina Sherlock. Right: The Tinman, Joe Stamerra, gets his tinny grin. Below: Members of the makeup crew and the cast. 63 Above: Dorothy meets Glinda the Good Witch of the North. Below: The Lion gets his courage. Below: Dorothy and her friends meet the great wizard. Below left: Dorothy and the Scarecrow on the yellow brick road. Below right: The jubilant cast celebrates their success. Autographs 6d Lunch: t TOP: Fr. Dolan keeping things in order. BOTTOM: Where's the beef?! TOP: Gail doesn't find James to amusing! BOTTOM. Joe Mullen. Light Meal; One That Is Taken The Middle Of The Day. TOP: Kelly and Cathy. BOTTOM: Joe and Will. TOP: Everyone just takin it easy. BOTTOM: Look mom, no hands! 67 Fashion Show On Wednesday May 17,1984, the students in Sewing put on a fashion show for their parents and the Mothers Guild. The stu- dents consisted of: Jackie Oliveri, Beth Kushner, Cathy Banyas, Kelly Brennan, Ann Kelly, Pam Tozzi, Karen Munch, Donna Golubski, Kristen McCaffery, Sharlene Calfo, Lorraine Deasy, Dara Christian, and Joyce Tomica. It showed to be a lovely even- ing full of fun and excitement. TOP LEFT: Mrs. DiRicco and her models. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Stamerra performed the music for the evening. BOTTOM RIGHT: A few of the future sewers! 68 LORI ANN ALBERT Alberts- September 15, 1966 Activities: Pep Club, Backgammon, Drama Club and newspaper Most Memorable Experience: Having to clean the bathrooms for 2 months. KAREN LEE ALDERSON Baby Bub- November 7, 1965 Activities: Matmaid Most Memorable Experience: Wres- tling matches. Ring Night, and the prom CATHERINE BANYAS B - November 19, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Prom, Prom Picnic, Sewing Senior year. Activities: Cheerleading, Ski and Pep Club, Student Council THOMAS BARBOUR SHAWN BLANNER Shawn- September 8, 1966 Activities: Golf, Baseball Most Memorable Experience: Gradu- ation KERRY BRALLIER Ker- August 5, 1966 Activities: Colorguard, ski club, cheerleading, Student Council Most Memorable Experience: Meet- ing Awesome! Going to the playoff games. Meeting different people up Squrrel Hill. 71 KELLY LYN BRENNAN Kel B - April 12, 1966 Activities: Ski, Pep, club, softball, and basketball. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Prom, Sixth period study Soph. Year. AIMEE MARIE BUDDISH Aim- March 24, 1966 Activities: Choir, Student Council, Photo club. Most Memorable Experience: French trip Soph. year. SHARLENE CALFO Shar- June 19, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Newspaper. Most Memorable Experience: Sixth period study Soph, year. Ring night, Playing Mt. Alvernia for the WPIAL Championship at the Pitt Feild House. KAREN CATERINO Kar-Kar- December 14, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Pep, ski club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Bus. Typing 2, lunch time over the playground w the gang, 4th period study. DEWAYNE CHAFFIN D- October 17, 1966 Activities: Football, yearbook. Foren- sics. Most Memorable Experience: Being put in an ambulance during football game. PAMELA MARIE CHERPAK Cherp- February 18, 1966 Activities: Ski, pep, club. Most Memorable Experience: Mr. Ba- listrieri's sixth period study Soph- more year, trip to France. 72 DARA LYNN CHRISTIAN Big D- August 23, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Ski club, newspaper, basketball. Most Memorable Experience: Sum- mer of 83, Playing Mt. Alvernia in W.P.I.A.L. Championship. LEE ANN CIVITATE Leha- January 6, 1967 Activities: Basketball, Lancer volun- teer Most Memorable Experience: Win- ning State, Playing at the Civic Arena against Mt. Alvernia, and Prom. LYNDA CONNOLLY Lyn-Lyn- August 31, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Pep, Ski club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Business Typing 2, Lunch time over the playground, 4th period study. ANTHONY CRITELLI Tony- February 3, 1966 Activites: Ski club Most Memorable Experience: Joe's 5th period math class. CRETCHEN MARIE CUNNING- HAM Gretch- August 31, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, pep club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night GUY DEFAZIO Guy- January 29, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. 73 LORRAINE DEASY Boof- July 4, 1966 Activites: Student Council, Pep, ski, club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Business typing 2, lunch time over the playground, 4th period study. CHRISTOPHER DEMEDA Six-pack- July 23, 1966 Activites: Not alot Most Memorable Experience: Joel Granny's Junior Chemistry class. NINA M. DIGORIO Neen- July 3, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Semi Activities: Ski club. Cheerleading, Pep club. CHARLETTE DINARDO Charlie Charles- December 12, 1966 Activities: B.D.A. Most Memorable Experience: My weekends. DANIEL EVANS Dan- August 4, 1966 Activities: Baseball, intramurals. Most Memorable Experience: Watch- ing basketball team win state cham- pionship. CORRINE FIORVANTI Cori- Janurary 22, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Ski club Most Memorable Experience: Cheat- ing on a final and getting caught. 74 FRANCIS FLYNN Flinky- June 14, 1965 Activities: Basketball Most Memorable Experience: Find- ing out that I might graduate. DAVID FRANZETTA Fran- July 1, 1966 Activities: Student Council, D D Club, French Club, Furious Physi- cists Most Memorable Experience: Going to the prom with Aimee Buddish LINDA M. GALLAGHER Lyn- February 28, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, Pep club, basketball, class vice president, con- cert choir, yearbook math league. Most Memorable Experience: Practic- ing my speech for ring night because of the word aesthestic and skipping it during my speech because I forgot how to pronounce it. DONNA MARIE COLUBSKI DG- January 6, 1967 Activites: Softball Most Memorable Experience: Hang- ing around with Beth Kushner, never a dull moment. ELLAMAE GORMLEY El- November 22, 1965 Activities: basketball, concert choir. Most Memorable Experience: When I was Junior prom queen, I was so shocked. MARY JO GORMLEY Mimi- November 11, 1966 Activities: basketball, softball, pep, ski, club, and student council. Most Memorable Experience: trip to Indiana with basketball team, prom, ring night, breaking my leg and missing school for 4 months. 75 JOHN GRAF Graf- April 14, 1966 Activities: Football Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. JOEL GRANNY Joel- August 23, 1965 Activities: Baseball Most Memorable Experience: Miss Wargorich's 3rd period chemistry class with Ralph Yelenic. FRANK GUZZI Guz- April 18, 1966 Activities: Wrestling, baseball, foot- ball. Most memorable Experience: Ring Night. KIMBERLY HAWES Kimmy- December 30, 1966 Activities: Band. French club. Most Memorable Experience: trip to Europe, especially Switzerland. BRIDGET HOLEWINSKI Bridge- May 21, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, Majorette, pep, ski, club. Most Memorable Experience: Prom, cheerleading camp my sophmore year. Ring night. YVETTE DENEEN HOLMES Holmes- June 6, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. 76 THERESA MARIE HOPKINS Theres- July 17, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Falling from a tree at the Junior prom picnic, trip to Indiana with Basketball team. WILLIAM HUNTER Dude- October 12, 1966 Activities: Soccer, Spanish club, band, football. Most Memorable Experience: Going to Spain and Africa my Junior year. VINCENT HVASTA Vinnie- March 12, 1966 Activities: OVT Most Memorable Experience: Drivers Ed., Library, 4th period study Junior year. PAUL ISAACS Paul- April 21, 1966 Activities: Basketball Most Memorable Experience: playing basketball for Boyle at the Pitt Feild house. RICHARD JANISIN Rich- December 19, 1965 Activities: baseball, golf. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. DARRIN IRWIN Darrin-April 11, 1966 Activities: Ski club, going out to have fun. Most Memorable Experience: 1st time skiing at Seven Springs. 77 DEBORAH LYNN JASKO Tweety- April 25, 1966 Activities: Class officer. Student Council. Most Memorable Experience: Going to the Prom in a 1983 Limo! SHEILA M. JENNINGS She- January 10, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Ski, Pep, Club. Most Memorable Experience: Prom, Freshmen Initiation, and Mr. McHale's religion class. CHRISTOPHER V. KASPER Chris- April 30, 1965 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, and Freshmen Inititation in the gym. CATHERINE KEEGAN Cassie- July 14, 1966 Activities: Color guard-rifles, student council, newspaper. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night ANN KELLY Kel- February 21, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, Softball, Pep, ski, club. Most Memorable Experience: Bob Means hitting me in the mouth with a snowball, winning the states. SANDRA KERN Sandy- September 29, 1966 Activities: Band, Intramural Volley- ball, French club. Student council. Yearbook. Most Memorable Experience: Trip to Europe with French class, and trips to Canada, Virginia and Florida with Band. 78 RAYMOND KLEPPICK Klep- April 27, 1966 Activities: O.V.T. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, getting kicked out of the li- brary. ROBERT KOMOROWSKI Skeener- April 3, 1966 Activities: Football. Street-hockey, Baseball. Most Memorable Experience: Playing grade school football for St. Stephens. JEAN KOZEJ Jeannie- February 21, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Freshmen Initiation, Mr. Ba- lestrieri's study hall Sophmore year. MARILYN KRAUS Mar- April 6, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, Softball, Pep, Ski, Club, Prom committee, French Club, Class officer, yearbook. Most Memorable Experience: Pop- ping out of Dukes closet with a birth- day cake for my honey, Prom soph, year. JOHN M. KRUTZ JR. Jack Sikma- November 4, 1966 Activities: Concert Choir, Intramur- als, basketball. Most Memorable Experience: Chem- istry lab with Will, Gary, Red, Ron, Chuck, Steve, and Shawn last year. BETH ANN KUSHNER Kush- April 4, 1966 Activities: Cheerleading, pep, ski, club, retreats. Most Memorable Experience: Junior prom and picnic with Eric. 79 JON LAVORGNA Bambino- August 22, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Always getting kicked out of the Library. CHRISTINE LEGINE Chris- September 15, 1966 Activities: Ski, Pep, club, and year- book. Most Memorable Experience: Mr. Ba- listrieri's 6th period study Sopho- more year, and first time skiing. DANIEL L. LEMASTERS Rambis- July 28, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Intramurals. Most Memorable Experience: Watch- ing Ralph Yelenic be a pig during Freshmen Initiation. ELAINE LORDEON Lips- February 17, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Band, newspaper, Spanish Club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, 4th period Study Junior year. WILLIAM J. LORKOVIC Will- June 22, 1966 Activities: Concert Choir, Wrestling, Art club, French club. National Hon- or Society. Most Memorable Experience: Wres- tling DEBORAH ANN MALONEY Beebs- January 2, 1966 Activities: Yearbook, Student coun- cil, softball, class officer. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Freshmen retreat with Beth (Giggles). 80 JANET MAMAJEK Jan-Jan- September 6, 1966 Activities: Matmaid Most Memorable Experience: Proms, 6th period study Junior year. CYNTHIA S. MANNING Benji- October 14, 1966 Activities: French club. Band, Intra- mural volleyball. Most Memorable Experience: Trip to France. 6th period Chemistry Junior year. GAIL MARTUCCI Chuch- July 15, 1966 Activities: Ski, Pep, club. Student Council. Most Memorable Experience: I was a freshman, and cut the whole day and got caught, Ring Night. KRISTIN LYNN MCCAFFREY Kristin- September 29, 1966 Activities: French club. Basketball, Student Council, yearbook, and soft- ball. Most Memorable Experience: Boys playoffs Sophomore year, proms. SHAWN PATRICK MCCALLISTER Shawn- January 21, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Ski club. Most Memorable Experience: State Championship, Ring Night. DAVID ALAN MCCASKILL Cilus- October 1, 1966 Activities: Football Most Memorable Experience: Ring night. 81 THOMAS MCDONOUGH Thom- September 12, 1966 Activities: D D Club, Intramural Basketball and Soccer, Furious Physi- cists, Drama Club Most Memorable Experience: Losing both intramural and soccer cham- pionship games SEAN MCGLYNN OZ- May 1, 1966 Activities: Drama Club, Yearbook, D . D Club, Soccer. Most Memorable Experience: First day of school ROBERT MEANS Bob- May 3, 1966 Activities: Baseball, Intramurals. Most Memorable Experience: Going to Hershey Sophomore year. Being in the playoffs for baseball last year. DIANE MEDVE Di- April 5, 1966 Activities: Ski, Pep, club. Student council. Most Memorable Experience: Cheat- ing on accounting final and getting caught, cut day of school and got caught. DANELLE MILCHALK Milk Trucks- July 29, 1966 Activities: Colorguard, softball. Ski and pep club. Most Memorable Experience: Sking with ski club and falling off slope into bottom of the woods and not getting off the ski lift. THERESA MISK.O Terri - August 6, 1966 Activities: Rifle Line, Drama Club, Concert Choir. Most Memorable Experience: Sitting in a closet in France. 82 JOSEPH MULLEN Joey-October 9, 1966 Activities: Golf Most Memorable Experience: Joe's 5th period math class. KAREN MUNCH Munch- May 8, 1966 Activities: Choir, Band, Student Council, Yearbook, and National Honor Society. Most Memorable Experience: The trip to Florida last year with the band. GAIL OBRIEN Sue- October 8, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Band. Most Memorable Experience: Going to typing room during study. WILLIAM DAVID O'BRIEN March 6, 1966-November 20, 1982 I will live thee, O Lord, my strength: The Lord is my firmament, my ref- uge, and my deliverer. My God is my helper, and in him will I put my trust. Pslam 17 KIMBERLY TERESA OBRINGER Kim- July 2, 19o6 Activities: Volleyball Most Memorable Experience: When Kim Owston and I were running down the hall away from Mr. Schlicht and I ran into Mr. Stanczak. JACQUELINE ROSE OLIVERI Monch- January 7, 1967 Activities: Basketball, Newspaper, Yearbook. Student Class Officer, Stu- dent Council, Volleyball, and Ski Club. Most Memorable Experience: 6th pe- riod study Sophomore year. Short- hand I Junior year. Ring Night, the Proms, and the beginning of my Sen- ior year. 83 MICHAEL OROSZ Mike-October 13, 1966 Activities: Baseball, Football. Most Memorable Experience: Brent- wood baseball brawl, making the baseball play-offs. KIMBERLY LYNN OWSTON Midge-May 29, 1966 Activities: Volleyball, Tennis. Most Memorable Experience: Going to CBL, trip up to Hershey, Ring Night, and my Freshman year. VICTORIA PETRONIO Vickie-December 19, 1966 Activities: Majorette, Art Club, Span- ish Club, Student Council Secretary, Choir, Newspaper, and Yearbook. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, and the Prom. THOMAS PRIMM ELAINE RAGER Elaine-December 8, 1965 Activities: Majorette, Pep club, year- book, and ski club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Chemistry my Junior year with Ann Kelly and Pam Posipanka. RONALD REAM 84 KENNETH REEDY Quique-May 5, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Mr. J's debates. LISA REIHL P.B.-February 23, 1966 Activities: Ski club. Most Memorable Experience: 6th pe- riod study with Magee Junior year. LORI RIBARCHAK Lori-October 18, 1966 Activities: Ski club. Most Memorable Experience: Trans- ferring to Boyle and meeting new friends. ROBERT ROBISON Robby-November 2, 1966 COLEEN ROCHE Shorty-February 13, 1966 Activities: Band, Student Council, Red Cross, Volleyball, and Dress code committee. Most Memorable Experience: Fresh- man initiation, and my first deten- tion. KATHLEEN ROCHE Kathy-February 25, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Miss- ing ring night. 85 MICHELLE ROMICK Mickey-August 14, 1966 Activities: Band, Student Council. Most Memorable Experience: When I tried to grab Rae Ann's cigarette and she punched me in the jaw. BRAIN ROSOL Buzzy-February 23, 1966 Activities: Art club, and wrestling. Most Memorable Experience: The day I didn't get a parking ticket. MICHAEL RUPERT Rupe-April 8, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Gong Show my Freshman year. MARK RUSH GARY RUSH Gary-June 5, 1966 Activities: Intramural basketball. Dungeons and Dragons Club. KAREN SABO Karen-February 12, 1966 Activities: Student Council, Year- book, Newspaper, Math League, Na- tional Honor Society, French Club, concert choir, and colorguard. Most Memorable Experience: Mon- day night in Florida. 86 WILLIAM PAUL SABO Zoltan-June 26. 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Third period study with Red and Sugar. THOMAS N. SALAPA Jr. Tom-April 20. 1966 Activities: French club, Yearbook, Newspaper, Math League, and Dun- geons and Dragons Club. Most Memorable Experience: Trip to Europe. LISA SANTAGATA Lisa-May 18, 1966 Activities: Pep club, Math club, cheerleading, French club. National Honor Society. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. KEVIN SEAMAN REGINA E. SHERLOCK Eeanniee-December 7, 1966 Activities: Softball, French club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring night, and the prom. DONALD SHIMKO Donny-September 15, 1966 Activities: Football Most Memorable Experience: Ring night, prom and fight at the football game against Lawerenceville. 87 LORI SHIMKO Lori- July 17, 1966 Activities: Band, Student Council, French Club. JAMES S1MKO Simko- December 5, 1966 Activities: Baseball, Football, Art club and Ski club. Most Memorable Experience: Trip to Florida Sophmore year, and Ring Night. MICHELLE SKARUPA Missy- October 20, 1966 Activities: Rifles, Student Council, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Math club, and French club. Most Memorable Experience: Tum- bling down the stairs after being sha- kin' up by a fire drill, and Monday night in Florida. MONICA SMITH MICHAEL SNELGROW Mike- December 3. 1966 Activities: Wrestling, O.V.T. Most Memorable Experience: Win- ning my first wrestling match. RICHARD H. SOLMAN III Rich- December 27, 1965 Activities: Band, and French club. Most Memorable Experience: Band trip to Canada. 88 JOSEPH STAMERRA BRIDGET STERLING RAYMOND STROBEL Strobes-May 7, 1966 Activities: Football, Baseball. Most Memorable Experience: Bus trip to Hershey. KEVIN SUCHTA Kevin- November 17, 1965 BERNARD A. SULLIVAN Bernie- March 10, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Council, and yearbook. Most Memorable Experience: Junior Prom, and winning state in basket- ball. WILLIAM TASSONE Bill- August 13, 1966 Activities: Baseball. Football. Most Memorable Experience: Bench clearing brawl between Brentwood during junior baseball season, and making the playoffs the same year. 89 BARRY TIRPAK Tirp- August 15, 1966 Activities: Basketball Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, Prom, winning state cham- pionship in Hershey. JOYCE TOMICA Joy- April 5, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night, and Graduation. PAMELA JEAN TOZZI Toz- June 10, 1966 Activities: Yearbook, Pep Club, and Photo club. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. MARK JOHN UHLER Marco- May 27, 1966 Activities: Newspaper Editor, Math league. Student Council, yearbook. National Honor Society, and Spanish club. Most Memorable Experience: Being inducted into the National Honor So- ciety and trip to Spain. VINCENT VALENTINO Vince- March 30, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: 4th pe- riod study Junior year. RAE ANN VECCHIO Eearrnniee- June 1, 1966 Activities: Colorguard, concert choir, newspaper, yearbook, and French club. Most Memorable Experience: wap- ping Charlette in the face with a zinger, and decking Michelle for stealing my cigarette. 90 MICHELENE WEBER Mike- June 14, 1966 Activities: Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Intramural volleyball. Most Memorable Experience: Sixth period study Sophomore year. JAMES JOHN WEHNER Weiner- September 28, 1966 Activities: Baseball and Football. Most Memorable Experience: Brent- wood Baseball fight, and Lawerence- ville football fight. JAMES WIGGINS Wiggs- July 4, 1966 Activities: Baseball, Basketball, golf. Art club, and Math league. Most Memorable Experience: Ring Night. KENNETH WRUBLESKI Red- September 3, 1966 Most Memorable Experience: 3rd pe- riod study with Zolton and Sugar Ju- nior year. RALPH YELENIC Ralph- February 3, 1966 Activities: Baseball, Basketball fresh- man year. Most Memorable Experience; making the playoffs in baseball. Lori A Albert 1028 Beechland St. Pittsburgh 15207 Gretchen Cunningham 5049 Orinoco Pittsburgh 15207 Karen Alderson 5305 Second Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Guy De Fazio 4309 Stanley Pittsburgh 15207 Catherine Banyas 165 Roberta Dr. Munhall 15120 Lorraine Deasy 3913 Winterburn St. Pittsburgh 15207 Thomas Barbour 4 Dawson Court Pittsburgh 15213 Christopher Demeda 3514 Valewood Drive Munhall 15120 Shawn Blanner 320 Le Blanc St. Pittsburgh 15218 Nina Digorio 4275 McCaslin St. Pittsburgh 15217 Kerry Brallier 134 Camp Ave. Braddock 15104 Charlette Dinardo 4131 Bristol Street Pittsburgh 15207 Kelly Brennan 3638 Grace St. Munhall 15120 Daniel Evans 4826 Plaport Street Pittsburgh 15207 Aimee Buddish 110 W. Thirteenth Ave. Homestead 15120 Corrine Fioravanti 559 East Ninth Ave. Homestead 15120 Sharlene Calfo 4680 Marina Dr. Munhall 15120 Francis Flynn 126 Homeridge Lane Munhall 15120 Karen Caterino 970 Johnston Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 David Franzetta 450 Satinwood Dr. West Mifflin 15122 Theodis Chaffin 300 E 11th Ave. Homestead 15120 Linda Gallagher 4421 Inland Ave. West Mifflin 15122 Pamela Cherpak 19th Ave. Homestead 15120 Donna Golubski 4669 Mapledale Dr. Munhall 15120 Dara Christian 4331 Winterburn St. Pittsburgh 15207 Ellamae Gormley 939 Delavan St. Pittsburgh 15217 Lea Ann Civitate 3852 Nantasket Pittsburgh 15207 Maryjo Gormley 939 Delavan St. Pittsburgh 15217 Linda Connolly 4221 Winterburn Pittsburgh 15207 John Graf 4129 Stanley Street Pittsburgh 15207 Anthony Critelli 768 Hazelwood Ave. Pittsburgh 15217 Joel Granny 153 Blackhawk St. Pittsburgh 15218 Frank Guzzi Raymond Kleppick 8 Musgrave Street 5226 Lytle Street Pittsburgh 15207 Pittsburgh 15207 Kimberly Hawes Robert Komorowski 12 Miller Street 232 East Elizabeth St. Braddock 15104 Pittsburgh 15207 Bridget Holewinski Jean Kozej 204 Elizabeth St. 514 Lougean Homestead 15120 Pittsburgh 15207 Yvette Holmes Marilyn Kraus 643 Johnston Ave. 4709 Interboro Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Pittsburgh 15207 Theresa Hopkins John Kurtz 140 Hazelwood Ave. 318 Maple Street Pittsburgh 15207 West Mifflin 15122 William Hunter Beth Kushner 1151 Scorer St. 125 Homridge Lane Pittsburgh 15207 Munhall 15120 Vincent Hvasta Jon Lavorgna 1124 Kinsley Ave. 5417 Glenwood Duquense 15110 Pittsburgh 15207 Darrin Irwin Christine Legnine 967 Flemington St. 12 Imogene Street Pittsburgh 15217 Pittsburgh 15217 Paul Isaacs Daniel Lemasters 106 Carnold Drive 5829 Mifflin Road Homestead 15120 Pittsburgh 15207 Richard Janisin Elaine Lordeon 4590 Mapledale Dr, 946 Goldenrod St. Munhall 15120 Pittsburgh 15120 Deborah Jasko William Lorkovic 739 Hazelwood Avenue 951 Goldenrod St. Homestead 15120 Pittsburgh 15217 Shelia Jennings Deborah Maloney 5523 Century Avenue 4317 McCaslin St. Pittsburgh 15207 Pittsburgh 15217 Christopher Kasper Janet Mamajek 217 Trowbridge St. 1044 Stock Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Pittsburgh 15207 Catherine Keegan Cynthia Manning 3880 Chester 237 Renova St. Homestead 15120 Pittsburgh 15207 Ann Kelly Gail Marticci 1575 524 Doyle Ave. Bevan RD Apt. 7 Homestead 15120 Pittsburgh 15227 Sandra Kern Kristin McCaffrey 855 Deely Street 3170 Shady Ave. EXT Pittsburgh 15217 Pittsburgh 15217 92 Shawn McCallister 720 Tenth Ave. Homestead 15120 Thomas Primm 5026 Orinold St. Pittsburgh 15207 Thomas Salapa 330 Vine Street Homestead 15120 William Tassone 4584 Mapledale Drive Munhall 15120 David McCaskill 3236 Ward Street Pittsburgh 15213 Elaine Rager 806 Doyle Ave. Homestead 15120 Lisa Santagata 426 Bigelow Street Pittsburgh 15207 Barry Tirpak 229 East Sixteenth Homestead 15120 Thomas McDonough 5726 Lauder Street Pittsbugh 15207 Ronald Ream 5429 Fredanna St. Pittsburgh 15207 Kevin Seaman 5210 Second Ave. REAR Pittsburgh 15207 Joyce Tomica 5619 Keefe Street Pittsburgh 15207 Sean McGlynn 5552 Wilkins Ave. Pittsburgh 15217 Kenneth Reedy 5763 Lauder Street Pittsburgh 15207 Regina Sherlock 157 Lea Street Homestead 15120 Pam Tozzi 965 Deely Street Pittsburgh 15217 Robert Means 923 Golden Rod Homestead 15120 Lisa Reihl 4312 Haidane Street Pittsburgh 15207 Donald Shimko 1500 McClure Street Homestead 15120 Mark Uhler 710 Thirteen Ave. Homestead 15120 Diane Medve 5724 Hachess Pittsburgh 15207 Lori Ribarchak 57 Alexis Street Pittsburgh 15207 Lori Shimko 966 Baldwin Road Pittsburgh 15207 Vincent Valentino 239 Kaercher St. Pittsburgh 15207 Danelle Milchalk 321 Cherry Street Homestead 15120 Robert Robison 5012 Circle Street Pittsburgh 15207 James Simko 122 North Holland Ave. Braddock 15104 Rae Ann Vecchio 30 Hillburn Street Pittsburgh 15207 Theresa Misko 2770 Columbia Ave. Pittsburgh 15221 Coleen Roche 5125 Langhorn St. Pittsburgh 15207 Michelle Skarupa 5129 Lougean Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Michilene Weber 5127 Langhorn St. Pittsburgh 15207 Joseph Mullen 4322 Stanely Street Pittsburgh 15207 Kathleen Roche 4218 Gladestone St. Pittsburgh 15207 Monica Smith 551 Lobinger Ave. Braddock 15104 James Wehner 326 Knox Avenue Pittsburgh 15210 Karen Munch 402 Vine St. Homestead 15120 Michelle Romick 792 Baldwin RD Pittsburgh 15207 Michael Snelgrow 5606 Cox Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 James Wiggins 141 Homestead St. Pittsburgh 15218 Gail Obrien 970 Deely Pittsburgh 15217 Brain Rosol 3725 Sunset Drive Homestead 15120 Richard Solman 4704 Little St. Homestead 15120 Kenneth Wrubleski 4003 Flowers Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Kimberly Obringer 768 Baldwin Road Pittsburgh 15207 Michael Rupert 47 Bates Street Pittsburgh 15213 Joseph Stamerra 222 Corey Ave. Braddock 15104 Ralph Yelenic 5815 Century Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Jacqueline Oliveri 4687 Marina Drive Munhall 15120 Mark Rush 5230 Gertrude St. Pittsburgh 15207 Brigit Sterling 1126 Rodgers Street Pittsburgh 15207 Michael Orosz 1148 Vivjon Drive HOmestead 15120 Gary Rush 5210 Lytle St. Pittsburgh 15207 Raymond Strobel 236 West Ninth Ave. Homestead 15120 Kimberly Owston 4625 Plaport Street Pittsburgh 15207 Karen Sabo 5109 Delford Street Pittsburgh 15207 Kevin Suchta 4557 Mapledale Dr. Munhall 15120 Victoria Petronio 3903 Nantasket St. Pittsburgh 15207 William Sabo 225 Elm Street West Mifflin 15122 Bernard Sullivan 1317 Grand Avenue Braddock 15104 93 94 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ecoming '83 X PAM TOZZI Homecoming Pam and her escort Dan Evans. THE 1983 HOMECOMING COURT AND THEIR ESCORTS. Cathy escorted by Bernie Sullivan this year's Homecoming King. Karen escorted by Tony Gri- telli. Lynda escorted by Will Lorkovic. Diane escorted by Bob Means. 97 Nice job on the cars, girls! 98 Senior Recognition Bottom Left: Jim and Mr. Mrs. Wehner Boyle Blood Drive This past May 18 twenty-two students and faculty successfully donated a pint of blood each to the McKeesport Blood Bank. Tom Feightner, public relations coordina- tor, was pleased with the highest success rate in Boyle's history. Those students who did not give blood asked if they should bring water. Regina gives blood and keeps smiling. Lynda and Pam give moral support. Karen thinks this will get her out of class. Mr. Mrs. Banyas and Cathy. Mr. Mrs. Holowenski and Bridget. leaders 102 Senior Banquet Each year out standing seniors are honored at senior dinner given by the Mothers' Guild. This year's banquet was an event to remember. Honors ART ........................James Simko APPOINTMENT TO ANNAPOLIS Bernie Sullivan BUSINESS ...................Pam Cherpak ENGLISH ...................Sean McGlynn FRENCH .....................Karen Sabo MATHMATICS ................Will Lorkovic MUSIC ......................Joe Stamerra PHYSICAL EDUCATION ........Will Lorkovic RELIGION .................Marilyn Kraus SCIENCE .....................Mark Ulher SEWING ................... Karen Munch SPANISH .....................Mark Ulher SOCIAL STUDIES .............. Ron Ream YEARBOOK .................Jackie Oliveri VALEDICTORIAN ............... Karen Sabo SALUTATORIAN .............. Karen Munch 103 1984 Prom This year's Prom and After-Prom were held at the exciting Bridge- ville V.I.P. A good time was had by all, and one of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of Karen Caterino as the 1984 Prom Queen. The Prom Court consisted of (1. to r.) Jr. Rep. Darlene Macgregor and escort Tony Critelli, Diane Medve and escort Bill Rogers, Queen Karen Caterino and escort Frank Flynn, Lynda Gallagher and escort Ricky Shultz, and Kristin McCaffrey and escort Bernie Sullivan. Above: Kelly just dancin' away! Below 1 to r: Bonnie, Barry, Shawn, and Kristen 104 105 Aimee, Dave, Lori, and Sean Above: Save some for me Kris! 106 Above; Donnie and Frank danced the night away. 107 Baccalaureate Below: Terrie and Joe. Below: Lori Albert and Karen. Senior Baccalaureate Mass was held on Tuesday May 22, 1984, at St. Mary's. 108 Above: Three of the Senior class officers; Bernie, Jackie, and Debbie. Mass I Top right: Is this too boring Ray?! Top: Regina Sherlock helping with the gifts. Bottom right: Three of Boyle's BEST!! Middle Right: Shelia, Cathy, and Sandy. Above: Fr. Dolan with his Words of wisdom to the Seniors. 109 Commencements Under threating skies, and parents smiles, the 1984 Senior Class processed into St. Therese Church Munhall, for the last time as a class. At exactly 7:00 p.m., the ceremonies began. Sr. Mary Lou opened with a prayer followed by Karen Sabo, Valedictorian, with her speech of the fu- ture. The Salulatorian, Karen Munch recaped our four happy, uniform, and fine years at Boyle. Then the presentations of the diplomas. Each graduate awaited egarely for thier turn. After the diplomas were given, Bernie Sullivan, president of the Senior Class, gave a speech of reconigna- tion to Lori Shimko. As representative of the senior class Marilyn Kraus presented a bouquet of flowers to Lori on behalf of all the seniors. Joe Stamerra was then asked to read a speech written by Lori acknowledging all her friends, family, and all who had contributed to her high morale. The students received the speech with a standing ovation. The final blessing came from Bishop Vincent Leonard with congadulations and good luck to each departing Senior. no 84 111 TOP: Guy receives his diploma. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ann Kelly, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent. TOP: Lori and Mrs. Kratzenberg. TOP: Karen Munch. BOTTOM LEFT: Come on Frank smile like Bill, don't be shy. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kelly and Dara had mixed emotions about the commencements. TOP: Buba and Cathy. 112 Senior Class 1984 Style Who's Who For the past four years the seniors have nominated and voted for the students who best represent the the types of their year. Upper left: Best Dressed, Kim Hawes and Frank Flynn Center: The Homecoming Court Upper right: Prettiest Eyes, Karen Caterino and Mike Orosz. Far left center: Warmest Smiles, Pam Tozzi and Tony Critelli Left center: Most Likely to Succeed, Karen Sabo and Mark Ulher Right center: Nicest Per- sonality, Will Lorkovic and Marilyn Kraus Right: The Biggest Flirts, Bridget Holewinski and Barry Tirpak Far left: Best Bodies: Cathy Banyas and Bill Tassone Bottom Left: Best Athlets, Kristen McCaffrey and Ray Strobel Bottom right: The Funniest Seniors, Bridget Sterling and Bernie Sullivan Right: Most School Spirit, Ann Kelly and Dave McCaskill 117 If we ever stopped and thought of how much we do in just one day, we would be overwelmed. But, somehow, we find time for classes, work, lunch, cheering, and friends. Every adult says these are the best years of our lives and we shouldn't be to egar for graduation to come. It's not that we want this year to end, because we are tired of school—we want it to end because we are just tired. Most of us will look back on this year as one of the best we ever had, but let us sleep first! I was thinking the other day, most of my teachers would say fin- aly, about last year and the changes I went through. It was a tough year and I did work hard, but, it was a fun year too. I was thinking about how I al- ways seemed to get caught in the halls during classes. Did a light go on somewhere when my foot touched the floor? Of course I did get away with a few good ones. I suppose things worked out pretty well after all. Upper Right: Magee in- structs sen- iors in the workings of the U.S. gov- ernment dur- ing 5th peri- od Upper Left: senior class officers Deb- bie Maloney Jackie Oli- veri, Ann Kelly, and Bernie Sulli- van Central Right: this is out of uniform Central Left: those animal toes on your sweater? Bottom: It's nice to feel the sun again! 127 ONE'S-SELF I SING One's-self I sing, a simple separate person. Yet utter the word Democratic, the word En-Masse. Of physiology from top to toe I sing. Not physiognomy alone nor brain alone is worthy for the Muse, I say the Form complete is worthier far. The Female equally with the Male I sing. Of Life immense in passion, pulse, and power. Cheerful, for freest action form'd under the laws divine The Modern Man I sing. by Walt Whitman