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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1987 volume:

Theme We are not confined by our world; we have a globe and will have yet another. We do not travel unknowingly; we have our teachers who guide us. We do not go to school alone; we have our classmates. We cannot get to God and heaven on our own; we need help from others along the way. We do not study and work as isolated units; we have the flint and goad of our fellow students. Our clubs are not monologues; they have members who act together. We cannot play sports alone; we have united, spirited teams. We are not alone: We meet people, we care. We Are Persons Making History . . . At Boyle High School. Historical Note On Boyle High School Bishop Boyle High School was officially established by the Most Reverend John J. Wright, Bishop of Pittsburgh, April 13, 1962. It was founded as a district diocesan school, including the parishes in Homestead, West Homestead, Munhall, West Mifflin, Whitaker, and Hays. By previous agreement of the pastors within the district, the school was located in the building previously known as Saint Mary Magdalene Grade School at 120 East Ninth Avenue, Homestead. The building was renovated, and now houses educational facilities of the highest calber, including twenty classrooms, physics and biology laboratories, library, gymnasium with accompanying shower and locker rooms, auditorium, guidance offices and health room. A new and complete kitchen and cafeteria were installed. The high school opened September 4, 1962, with approximately 160 ninth grade students. In 1965, the name was changed to Boyle High School. Biographical Note Our school is named in honor of Hugh Charles Boyle, the Sixth Bishop of Pittsburgh. Bishop Boyle was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, on October 8,1873. When fifteen years of age and in the first year at college, he lost nine members of his family of twelve, in the Johnstown flood of May 31,1889. He was ordained on July 2,1889, at St. Vincent Seminary. His first appointment was to St. Aloysius Church, Wilmerding. In 1903, he was assigned as curate to St. Paul's Cathedral. From 1909 to 1916, he served as superintendent of schools under Bishop Canevin. In 1916, Father Boyle became the pastor of St. Mary Magdalene's Parish in Homestead, this city had been the center of the history of American Labor for years. For five years during the first World War and its aftermath of industrial strife, he successfully managed this parish with its varied spiritual and social responsibilities. Father Boyle was consecrated Bishop of Pittsburgh on June 29,1921. His work for education in the diocese, es- pecially at the secondary level, is perhaps the primary testimony to his greatness, and thus he receives proper and fitting acclaim in having our school named for him. It was under his direct guidance that the Diocese of Pittsburgh formally began to achieve its remarkable status in the realm of education. Together with the late Monsignor Thomas J. Quigley, Bishop Boyle carefully planned and executed the establishment of some of the finest secondary schools in the state. At his death in December, 1950, Bishop Boyle unknowingly held claim to have founded the tradition of education which, faithfully continued and expanded by his two episcopal successors and the Diocesan Office, has marked the Diocese of Pittsburgh as a standard of educational excellence throughout the United States. Boyle High School is privileged by its name and by its opportunity to join that tradition. Evolution Of The Ununiform. Changing: For 1974 1970 1978 1976 1986 1986 1984 1982 1987 Through The Years Miss Harrigan (1978) Mr. Titler (1976) Miss Harrigan (1987) Mr. Duke Tomasic (1968) Mr. Reinhard (1978) Mr. Duke Tomasic (1987) Mrs. Ladick (1978) Mrs. Ladick (1984) Mr. Mannion (1987) Mr. Reinhard (1987) 5 Balloonacy 0 y 1 e Laura Franks floating away. On the day of the launch, each stu- dent received a black or gold balloon with his or her name and address on it. The students hoped someone would respond after finding it. Fol- lowing the balloon release, the stu- dents headed for the gym for a boys vs. girls basketball game. Although no pictures were available, one of the highlights of the game was Rafi Gelpi losing his pants to some angry girls. Up, up, and away! Angie and Mac before the big game. Intramurals Bootsy wins the tap. Nice block, Bootsy! 9 Talent Show Elaine belted one out for the show. Faculty And Staff Edward M. Reppa, Jr. Headmaster Club Sponsored: Living Stations Colleges: United States Naval Academy, West Chester Univ., Ursinus College, Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh Degrees: Ba MA MEd Favorite Quote: “Life, at best, is difficult.” Sister Kathleen Mack Assistant Principal, French II, III Club Sponsored: Leadership Club College: Duquesne University Degrees: ME Masters in Secondary Education Favorite Quote: Vous devenez responsable pour ce que vous avez aime.” -Saint Exuperey Mary Hogan School Secretary College: Grace Martin's Business College Favorite Quote: “Whatever it takes to get the job done. Mrs. Bernie Stoebe Secretarial Assistant Favorite Quote: “Late again,-I love your excuse. Sponsored by: Babbies Meat Market W. 8th Avenue, West Homestead 11 Sister Mary Robert McManama Librarian Colleges: University of Pittsburgh, Dusquesne University. Degrees: BA MEd Favorite Quote: Happiness means being filled with God, but He will not enter a heart filled with self ' Margaret Brallier Counselor Club Sponsored: National Honor Society Colleges: Carlow, University of Pittsburgh Degrees: AB MEd Favorite Quote: It makes sense. Tillie Tarasevich Cafeteria Manager-Baker Favorite Quote: When it rains it pours. Mary Kleppick Cook Favorite Quote: Is it soup yet? Mrs. Dee Fisher Secretarial Assistant Favorite Quote: Lunch is .95. Please Don't say Could I charge it Mrs. Fisher. No is the quotation for me. Margaret Dumm Financial Aide Favorite quote: Don't put off 'till tomorrow what you can do today. 12 Sponsored by: Lou's Brews 455 W. 8th Avenue, West Homestead 461-3626 Bob Cuda Maintenance Favorite Quote: It's a dirty job but someone's got to do it. Paul Jankowiak Dean of Students, American History, Sociology, Psychology Club Sponsored: Intramural Basketball College: Duquesne University Degrees: B.S. Education M.S. Secondary Education Ralph F. Stanczak Business CLub Sponsored: Golf College: Youngstown State University Degrees: B.S. Business Administration Favorite Quote: Life is but a bridge we build to link before and after, and wise the man who builds his span of faith and love and laughter. -Jill Taylor Russell Shively General Music, Choir College: Duquesne University Degree: B.S. Music Education Favorite Quote: 'Time flies like the wind, and fruit flies like bananas. -Unknown Francis Mannion Social Studies, World Cultures, Economics Club Sponsored: Basketball, Softball College: Duquesne Degrees: Business, Education Favorite Quote: Any port in a storm. Sponsored by: Bob Aber Pharmacy 4123 Main Street, Munhall 461-5292 13 Bret D. Thomas Algebra I, Biology, General Science Clubs Sponsored: Cheerleaders, PJAS, Prom Advisor, Softball College: University of Dayton Degree: B.S. Favorite Quote: Touch with Success! Duke Tomasic Algebra I, Honors Algebra I, Algebra II, Algebra II-Trig., Consumer Math College: California State (Graduate: Pitt, Penn State) Degree: B.S. Favorite Quote: It's better to be quiet and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Sister Mary Zachary Algebra, geometry. Computer Sci- ence, Physics, Advanced Math College: Seton Hill Degree: B.S. MTS Favorite Quote: Of all sad words of tongue or pen the saddest of all are these: It might have been. Robert W. Titler Chemistry, Advanced Biology Club Sponsored: Ski Club Colleges: University of Steubenville, University of Pittsburgh Degrees: BA MEd Favorite Quote: I have of late, but where for I know not lost all my mirth. Lois S. Mitsch English II, Word Processing and Office Practice Colleges: Community College of Allegheny County, CMU, Pitt Degrees: B.S. M.Ed. Favorite Quote: Are you doing your assignment? 14 Sponsored by: Sherman's Pharmacy 3417 Main St., Munhall 461-1214 Betty Brunetti Old Testament, Marriage, World Religion, Death and Dying Clubs Sponsored: Drama, Retreats Colleges: Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh Degrees: B.S. Favorite Quote: Happiness is not getting what you want, but accepting what you have. Kathleen Bagay Slampak English I, II, III, IV, Reading Colleges: La Roche, Duquesne, CMU Degrees: B.A. M.A.T. 18 Extension Credits Favorite Quote: If you don't feel how you ought to act, then act how you ought to feel. ‘A special thank you and farewell to all the teachers and staff who have touched so many lives. We love you. ’ Jim Reinhard Art, Photography Clubs Sponsored: Art Photo Colleges: University of Dayton, Cleveland State, Univ. Of Pittsburgh Degrees: BFA MEd FAvorite Quote: Art is a lie told to reveal truth. -Picasso Carmen Arcella Spanish (All levels) Colleges: Purdue University, Duquesne University Degrees: BA Spanish Concentration MEd Favorite Quote: Todo que brilla no es oro. Sponsored by: D.J. Hess Advertising 3411 Main St. Munhall, Pa. 15120 462-5557 15 Dale Carmassi Physical Education, Health Colleges: Findlay College, Duquesne University Degrees: B.A M.A. Favorite Quote: I'm careful of the words I speak, I keep them soft and sweet, I never know from day to day, which ones I'll have to eat. George Schlicht New Testament, Morality, Church History Colleges: St. Francis College, Loretto, Athenaeum of Ohio, Cinncinnati Degrees: BA Philosophy Favorite Quote: Dont' take life too seriously-no one is getting out of it alive. Margaret Gonos A.I.U. READING Specialist Colleges: Carnegie Mellon, Universi- ty of Pitt Degrees: B.A. English MEd Language Communications, Reading Special- ist Certificate Favorite Quote: Automation is a process that gets all the work done while you just sit there. When we were younger, this process was called Mother. Joan Harrigan Junior and Senior English, AP Honors and Standard College: Edinboro University Degree: B.S. English Education Club Sponsored: Yearbook Favorite Quote: A clean desk is a sign of a sick mind. Mary Ellen Ladick World Geography, World Cultures, American History Club Sponsored: Newspaper College: Duquesne Degrees: B A in History Certification is Social Studies Education Favorite Quote: 'To be or not to be-That is the question. Sponsored by: Jesse's Cleaning Service 16 Seniors As long as you're on the phone Lori, give Gary a call. He's still sleeping. What's a nice girl like you doing in the library with Brian? Steve is always willing to help a freshman. No more religion classes for you. Eric! Leah Michelle Baguet ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Alleghe- ny Intermediate Unit, Prom Committee, Yearbook MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: A.P. En- glish class and super- glueing a penny to Mr. Schlict's floor junior year and watching him pry it loose with his scissors. Mark A. Balistrieri Boo-Boo ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Intramurals, Student Leadership Club, National Honor Society, Living Stations MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ordering pizza in 7th period junior year; stealing Baby Jesus; A.P. English FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege for Accounting Marcianne Michele Bitkowski Marcibald ACTIVITIES: Freshman Cheerleader MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Library junior year with Jay, Sa- rah, and Laura and Cod Bless America ; Ring Night FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege for Pharmacy John F. Caracciola Jack ACTIVITIES: Coif, Bas ball. Ski Clul Intramurals MOST MEMORABL EXPERIENCE: Shouldn't have eatc those chips. FUTURE PLANS: C lege for business Kimberly Cousar Kimmie ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing, Softball, Chorus MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Attend- ing Lawrenceville Catho- lic High School FUTURE PLANS: Go to College to be a Profes- sional Cosmetologist Shannon Joanne Deasy Little Deas ACTIVITIES: Softball, Leadership Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Junior year, 7th period study in the library; loafing with Tracy and Cyndie FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege for Law Enforcement 18 Carol Diane Dugas ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Softball, Leadership Club, Dance Commitee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Soph- more Biology class, when Darren created electric- ity; Sophmore Semi; Dr. Girman's History class; all girls and boys basket- ball games; Senior year; events at Cow's Hill. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college to obtain a further career Jamie Lynn Fleming Namer ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Yearbook, Newspaper MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Tupper- ware parties in the park; changing in the park be- fore the dance; being called a bag lady by Mrs. Mitch. FUTURE PLANS: College 1 Lori Ann Fleming ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Yearbook, Prom Commitee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ring Night; Sophmore Semi; 7th period study. Junior year with Judy, Kathy, Holly, Shannon, Ronnie, and Jill. FUTURE PLANS: Com- munity College Wendy Fletcher ACTIVITIES: Ski Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: When I passed out in Religion class, while watching a natural childbirth film; Ring Night; 1st day as a Freshman at Boyle; Mrs. Brunetti's Religion class- es; Eric Christian locking me and Shannon in the girls locker room for 20 minutes. FUTURE PLANS: Work in a hair salon in Squirrel Hill Barret M. Franklin Barry ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Basket- ball, Intramurals MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: When Darren Lohr almost elec- trocuted himself in Mr.Karpowitz's Biology class. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege to major in Comput- er Science Elizabeth Lara Franks Beth ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing, Leadership Club, Yearbook, Photography Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: All the good times with Wendi, Junior year; parties at Bob's house. FUTURE PLANS: College 19 Frank James Gallo ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Weightlifting MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ring Night; my 18th birthday party. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege to become an electrician Rafael A. Gelpi Rafi ACTIVITIES: Basketball MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: One night at the Hill, talk- ing to Brian Loughlin. FUTURE PLANS: College Debra Lynne Gorman Debby ACTIVITIES: Newspa- per, Drama Club, Basket- ball, Leadership Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Getting bombed with snowballs by the Senior guys and falling down in front of them with my uniform on. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Bradford Business School, then take up the- ater in New York; get married and have 9 chil- dren, just like Mrs. Brunetti Deborah Hanko Debo ACTIVITIES: Drama Club, Concert Choir, Yearbook MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Pee Wee at Cogo's; the play, when all the scenery fell down; over the park with Nam- er and Donna. FUTURE PLANS: College Edward Lloyd Keegan Hospodar ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Living Stations, Drama Club, Leadership Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Prom Com mi tee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Being stranded in Mr. Thom- as's Gran Prix with Cathy McKinney and Lori Stan- ozek on the parkway, af- ter Prom hunting; order- ing pizza in 7th period American History class; A.P. English. FUTURE PLANS: Attend a major college and be- come a professional. David Robert Kern Dave ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Living Stations MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: All of the intestine days and, Shouldn't have eaten those chips. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Pitt 20 Janine Marie Kocur ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing, Softball, Prom Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Being wild and crazy with all my friends; Prom; Ring Night; all my fights. FUTURE PLANS: Going to Florida State Universi- ty and getting married Valerie Korinko ACTIVITIES: Photogra- phy Club, Choir, Leader- ship Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ring Night; School dances. FUTURE PLANS: College Joseph J. Kosuda Joe ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Volleyball, Student Council MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE. Meeting the people here and hav- ing a good time. FUTURE PLANS: Live life to the fullest Christopher Kraft Chris Laura Ann Kuhn FUTURE PLANS: College Nancey Jo Lacey ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, A.V. Club, T I P. MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Homecoming. FUTURE PLANS: College 21 Jeffrey M. Lavorgna Jimbo Peplinski ACTIVITIES: Golf team. Yearbook, Intramural hockey. Stations of the Cross MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Going to the golf matches; ice skating on Sunday nights. FUTURE PLANS: College Gary E. Lemasters Garibaldi ACTIVITIES: Intramural basketball. Photography Club, Yearbook MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: When Tim Salapa was running after me in the hall, and I bent down to tie my shoe and he flipped over me. FUTURE PLANS: To get a good job that is high paying Darren Todd Lohr Baseball, Senior class President, Living Sta- tions, Leadership Club, Newspaper MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Sticking scissors in a socket; base- ball-Sophmore year; Liv- ing Stations; The Intes- tins ; my speeches. FUTURE PLANS: College Elaine Mary Lucas E , Lukie, or Dorothy ACTIVITIES: Drama Club, Concert Choir, Cheerleadering, Folk group. Ski Club, Art Club, Photography Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: The Wiz- ard of Oz, freshman year; hiding under a desk in Mrs. Mitch's class for 40 minutes and not getting caught Gina Marie Maisto Cheerleading, Leadership Club, Prom Commitee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Home- coming night; A.P. En- glish (especially Crime and Punishment) Future plans: Attend University of Pittsburgh and marry Mario Lemieux Steven Paul Martin Ozzy, Steve MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Stealing the giant globe from the library and rolling it down the hall; 7th period studies with Chris, Kelly, and Beth. FUTURE PLANS: Lead guitarist in two heavy, thrash metal bands. 22 Davern Le Seon McCallum Frenchc ACTIVITIES: Drama Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Perform- ing for my grandfather in the play. FUTURE PLANS: Take up music in college; at- tend University of Miami Catherine Lynn McKinney Cathy ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Junior and Senior class Secretary, Art Club, Photography Club, Triv- ial Pursuit Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Green Man's tunnel; ice skating every Sunday; Cool Springs; Ring Night; Summer of '86. FUTURE PLANS: The Sawyer School for Travel Tourism Carol Denise Mitchell Michelle ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing, Concert Choir FUTURE PLANS: Attend college and afterwards, party Paula E. Nardo P ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Junior year; having a great time with all my friends. FUTURE PLANS: South Campus for Retail Management Sarah Marie Populo Poppie ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Spanish Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Who did that? , Nancey. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege to get a degree in Business Management Beth Ann Price ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing- Freshman year; Prom Commitee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Mrs. Main's English class, Sophmore year. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Penn State for Hotel Mo- tel Management 23 Alan John Quinn Al ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Intramural basketball. Living Stations, Ski Club, Prom Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Darren's scissor experiment; bas- ketball playoffs. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Penn State and get an En- gineering degree Kathleen Ann Roche Kathy ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Yearbook, Prom Committee, Freshman Initiation Commitee, Semi Commitee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Junior Prom; Mr. Karpowitz tearing up Mario Le- mieux's picture; having my purse run over on 8th Avenue, Sophmore year. FUTURE PLANS: Attend business school and get a job. John J. Rossi Jay or Debartolo ACTIVITIES: Golf team. Photography Club, Yearbook MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Pres. Dar- ren Lohr sticking his scissors in an electrical plug during Biology Lab; first trip to Green Man's tunnel FUTURE PLANS: Attend Slippery Rock for Ac- counting and Sports Management Timothy Joseph Salapa Timibaldi ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, Football, Photography Club, Trivial Pursuit Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Gary and I slamming each other against lockers after 7th period last year. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college then get a good job and get married David Anthony Santimauro Dave ACTIVITIES: Photogra- phy Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ring Night; Magee's class. FUTURE PLANS: Law Enforcement Steven V. Shaytar Steve 26 Christina Marie Sicuro Chrissy ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Concert Choir MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Junior year; Magee's class, Sophmore and Senior year; Homecoming; get- ting kicked off the bas- ketball team. FUTURE PLANS: Not sure Holly Lynn Slusser Hoi ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Yearbook, Prom Committee, Initiation Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Sitting in the shower stall with Kathy and Shannon, in the dark; Junior Prom with Aron. FUTURE PLANS: Attend University of Pitt-Johns- town for Mathematics Kelly Sue Solman Special K ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Class Of- ficer, Art Club, Drama Club, French Club, Cheerleading MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Talent show. Junior year; Wiz- ard of Oz ; Homecom- ing; Greenman's tunnel; ice skating at South Park on Sunday nights. FUTURE PLANS: Success Lori Lynne Stanoszek Loribaldi ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Leadership Club, Nation- al Honor Society, Senior class Vice President, Yearbook, Prom Com- mittee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Spirit Week, Senior year; A.P. English class; ice skating with Jeff, Jeff, Ed and when I threatened to break Ed's face. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Johnson and Wales Col- lege in Rhode Island for Travel and Tourism David Christopher Staudt Dave ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Photography Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Coming to Boyle my Senior year; Pizza Hut; nights out. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college for Corporate Law Bonnie Lynn Strobel Strobes ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Leadership Club, Prom Committee, Yearbook, Initiation Committee, Pep Club, Semi Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Soph- more Semi; 7th period study, Sophmore year, with Judy, Chrissy, and Sunny; Burger King with Jill; when Duke embar- assed me Freshman year; Homecoming. 27 Joseph Michael Tabuso Joe ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir, Art Club, O.V.T.-Carpentery and Plumbing, Remodeling MOST MEMORABLE: Seven Springs; intestines; Dave's car; Shouldn't have eaten those chips.” FUTURE PLANS: Plumbing and remodeling; rich and famous, etc. Joseph Wiggins Wiggs ACTIVITIES: Intamural basketball. Hockey. Golf Team, Baseball, Living Stations MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Winning Intramural championship. FUTURE PLANS: Air Force Teri Julia Vurko ACTIVITIES: Newspa- per, Student Council, Pep Club, Drama Club MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Watching people get coldbusted up the Hill. FUTURE PLANS: Open a restaurant called Julia de Paul's in Boston. Vaughn Zola ACTIVITIES: Drama Club; OVT; School plays MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Ring Night; H's English class FUTURE PLANS: I would like to continue working in the theatre no matter what ever else I do. 28 Judith Ann Velgich Judy ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Initiation Commit- tee, Prom Committee, Yearbook, Semi Committee MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Sopho- more Semi; 7th period study. Sophomore year with Bonnie, Sunny, and Chrissy. FUTURE PLANS: Com- munity college for Ele- mentary Education John G. Yunk ACTIVITIES: Leadership Club, Golf Team, Initia- tion Committee, Sopho- more Class Treasurer. MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: My first term paper. FUTURE PLANS: Attend St. Vincent College and Become a doctor Kelli Margaret Zilonos Kelli ACTIVITIES: Freshman Cheerleading MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: Mrs. Main's English class; 4th period. Sophomore year; 7th period study. Junior year FUTURE PLANS: Attend Median School and mar- ry my boyfriend. Tammy Bair Eric Christian Kevin Deasy Nora DePante Melvina Custave Brian Laughlin Aron Lesko Greg Scott Bruce Takacs Jay Testa 29 Senior Listing Leah Baquet 1605 Naugle St. Pittsburgh 15207 Rafi Gelpi 3655 Venango St. Munhall 15120 Darren Lohr 3934 Nantasket St. Pittsburgh 15207 Steve Shaytar 1021 Elwell St. Pittsburgh 15207 Tammy Bair 138 Camp Ave. Braddock 15104 Debbie Gorman 756 Melbourne St. Pittsburgh 15217 Elaine Lucas 236 West Marigold Munhall 15120 Chris Sicuro 522 Hazelwood Ave Pittsburgh 15207 Mark Balistrieri 177 W Larkspur Munhall 15120 Melvina Gustave 212 E. 14th St. Munhall 15120 Gina Maisto 413 Camp Ave. Braddock 15104 Holly Slusser 4557 Gladstone St. Pittsburgh 15207 Marci Bitkowski 721 Savey St. Duquesne 15110 Debbie Hanko 312 Viola Ave. Duquesne 15110 Steve Martin 521 Center St. East Pittsburgh 15112 Kelly Solman 4704 Little St. Munhall 15120 Jack Caracciolo 7330 Princeton Place Pittsburgh 15218 Ed Keegan 237 Renova St. Pittsburgh 15207 Daveran McCallum 1306 Hunter St. Pittsburgh 15221 Lori Stanoszek 1126 Kinsley Ave. Duquesne 15110 Eric Christian 4331 Winterburn Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Dave Kern 855 Deely St. Pittsburgh 15217 Cathy McKinney 808 Meadow Dr. West Mifflin 15122 Dave Staudt 4347 Coleridge St. Pittsburgh 15201 Kim Cousar 4335 Somerset St. Pittsburgh 15235 Janine Kocur 120 Palmer St. West Mifflin 15122 Carol Mitchell 710 Mellon St. Pittsburgh 15207 Bonnie Strobel 236 West 9th Ave. Homestead 15120 Shannon Deasy 245 Johnston Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Val Korinko 801 Soles St. Mckeesport 15132 Paula Nardo 3264 Parkview Pittsburgh 15213 Joe Tabuso 4611 Corday Way Pittsburgh 15224 Nora Depante 423 Mills St. Braddock 15104 Joe Kosuda 3425 Flavin St. Pittsburgh 15219 Sarah Populo 4345 Whitebush St. Munhall 15120 Bruce Takacs 54 Bates St. Pittsburgh 15213 Carol Dugas 28 Bigelow St. Pittsburgh 15207 Chris Kraft 869 Kennebec St. Pittsburgh 15217 Beth Price 743 Richford St. Duquesne 15110 Jay Testa 515 Bigelow St. Pittsburgh 15207 Jamie Fleming 776 Oakville St. Munhall 15120 Laura Kuhn 1106 Park Square Munhall 15120 Alan Quinn 3 Desdemona St. Pittsburgh 15217 Judy Velgich 7 Tecumseh St. Pittsburgh 15207 Lori Fleming 3 Tecumseh St. Pittsburgh 15207 Nancy Lacey 308 Hawkins Ave. Braddock 15104 Kathy Roche 5125 Langhorn St. Pittsburgh 15207 Joe Wiggins 141 Homestead St. Pittsburgh 15218 Wendy Fletcher 316 Ave. F Pittsburgh 15221 Brian Laughlin 700 E 18th Ave. Munhall 15120 Jay Rossi 5260 Second Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 John Yunk 4466 Woodhill Dr. Munhall 15120 Barry Franklin 327 W 15th Ave. Munhall 15120 Jeff Lavorgna 5417 Glenwood Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Tim Salapa 330 Vine St. Munhall 15120 Teri Yurko 1702 Madison Ave. Braddock 15104 Beth Franks 5915 Century Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Gary Lemasters 5829 Mifflin Road Pittsburgh 15207 Dave Santimauro 1225 Pocono St. Pittsburgh 15218 Kelli Zilonis 1225 Muldowney Ave. Pittsburgh 15207 Frank Gallo 102 Courtland St. Pittsburgh 15207 Aron Lesko 507 Catherine St. Duquesne 15110 Greg Scott 3623 Frazier St. Pittsburgh 15213 Vaughn Zola 770 Illini Dr. Monroeville 15146 The main goal expressed by the candidates for offi- cers of the Senior Class of 1987 was to increase the number of class members involved in all activities. This goal re- mained foremost in the eyes of the class leaders throughout the successful year. A new method of de- termining Leaders Club members rendered a cross-section of class members and helped involve more people. Meetings were open to all students. The idea of extensive partici- pation was visible in such school activities as the Freshman initiation, uniform revision. Senior recognition, food drives, and of course the Ju- nior-Senior Prom. The class members appreci- ated the guidance of their advisors, Mr. Thomas, Ms. Harrigan, and Mr. Stanczak. The officers for the 1986-87 school year were Darren Lorh, Cathy McKinney, Lori Sanoszek, and Ed Keegan. 31 Above: Gary catches up on some of last year's read- ing. Above right: Laura's future. Right: Tim Salapa proves Catholic school kids are tough too. Left: The 311 Club Top Row: Eric Christian, Lou Mac- beth. and John Vunk Second Row: David Staudt, Elaine Lucas. Lori Stanoszek. Cathy McKinny, Carol Dugas, and Aron Lesko. The Two in Front: Laura Kuhn and Leah Baguet. 32 sjoiunf Lisa Arcuri James Auberzinsky William Bair Lisa Berta Brian Bradley Tito Bravo Jodi Brown Holly Cassidy Jennifer Colbert Robert Conderato Ronald Culpepper C.D. Day Diane DiLucia James DuBose Gerry Duchnowski Paul Hirosky Robert Hirosky Alicia Jennings James Johnson James Jones John Jones Vickie Kachman Melissa Kasper Thomas Kaye Jonette Kolesar 34 Sponsored by; CoGo's 9th Amnity, Homestead 3439 West Run Road West Homestead Thomas Manns James Marsh Ellen McCarthy Jill McElhinny Candee Moss Judy Mrazik Lynn Mrazik Sean Nash Leslie Palmieri David Pasternak James Talley James Vavro Andrew White Michelle Wilczek James Williams Jeffrey Wennersten Steve Wolf Holly Wolfe Anthony Woolaghan 35 Sponsored by Pamela's Country Kitchen Forbes Avenue, Oakland Ring Night, The Father John Bachkay blesses the rings, while Mr. Reppa The Junior Class Officers looks on. Tracy Emmerich receiving her ring from Mr. Reppa. Jill McElhinny receiving her ring from Mr. Reppa. RING NIGHT cl«s of J988 st- mary's church november 6,1986 Ring Night was a very special ceremony for the Junior Class, and was celebrated on November 7, 1986. The main event was the blessing of the rings by Father John Bachkay, and the presentation of the rings by Mr. Reppa. The cere- mony had a very special meaning for the entire Junior Class, as they were officially recognized as Upperclassmen. Each Junior will remember that special moment when he or she received their ring at the Ring Night Ceremony. Barb Sabo reading the Re- sponsorial Psalms during mass. 36 Sponsored by: Poe's Ravine Grill 1620 Ravine St., North Braddock Dave Pasternak receiving his ring from Mr. Reppa. Upperclassmen Jodi Brown offering petitions. Joe Barca receiving his ring from Mr. Reppa. The Junior Class anxiously awaiting the Presentation of the Rings. Bob Hirosky receiving his ring from Mr. Rippa. Sponsored by: Denney's Inc., West Mifflin 37 All Work And Steve Wolf- You talkin; to me? No Play???? Jim Auberzinsky- Forgot to pay your lunch ticket again, Jim? Londonne England- Society is safe as long as she's behind bars. Jimmy Jones- Taking a short rest between periods. Jimi Johnson- Trying to get a better view of life. Tom Manns- A face only a mother could love. Sponsored by: Barbara and Ronald Kachman }8 Students Learn Cooperation UPPER LEFT It's just a little snake! UPPER RIGHT Upsy-daisy! Holly gets a helping hand from some of the guys. MIDDLE LEFT Next time - - - you're on the bottom! LOWER LEFT Ready? Here it comes Jim. Working Together TOP LEFT Ready everyone? Right foot—left foot— right foot . . . BOTTOM LEFT Bryan gets racked over the meat-grinder . Sponsored by: Dr. Spellman, DMD Munhall, 464-1976 39 Sponsored by: Martin A. Wishnev, M. D. 41 Ken Koebler Dan Kuhar Leo Love Rachel Lesko Eric Peterson Joe Pison Andrea Playso Lyndi Riddgway 1 Doug Robison Sundi Silvasy Matt Wilson r Wendy Zamborsky Jerry Mancini Linda McElhinny Liane Moan Kim Munch Lynda Zidanic Sophomores 42 Sponsored by: Origional Hott Dog Shop 3901 Forbes Ave., Oakland Freshmen Tricia Arcuri Luke Clemens Meghan Deasy Jennifer England Charles Fomby James Gillispie Wendy Graziano Gary Gula Kevin Henry David Hough Brenda Kalupson Shawn Kuli Kim Kuzma Chris Labishak Tony Lee Joe Maisto Good Luck Seniors, Sponsored by: Jack's Market 2126 Whitaker Way Munhall, Pa. 15120 Prop. Tom Kathy Salapa 43 Melissa McCarthy Charles Pass Kathleen Peyton Joseph Porco John Riles James Sainato Bryan Sedlak Shawn Sekowski Ralph Sicuro Lynan Skeels Carrie Strang Theresa Strobel Brian Tomasic Harry Velgich Robert Vilage Eugene Walker Sponsored by: Pido's Pub 1129 Ravine St. Munhall, PA Gene Shirley Pido Prop Teams With Spirit The Lady Lancers A Year To Remember The Lady Lancers enjoyed a fine 86-87 season. They started the year ranked No. 1 in Class A and ended up as Section 13 Runners-up. They won their Christmas Tour, and advanced to the Quarterfinals of the W.P.I.A.L. playoffs. The team also reached the first round of the P.I.A.A. playoffs. Although there were some disappointments, the girls had a great year and as Coach Barb Hess said, “They definitely saved the best for last. Congratulations and good luck to all the players!!! Above: (1 to r) bottom, Sunny Jennings, Kara Sicuro, Linda Guthrie, Linda McElhinny, Angie Bruger Top: Lynn Ann Skeels, Jill McElhinny, Lori Stanoszek, Carol Dugas, Bonnie Stroble, Ellen McCarthy, Kathy Peyton, Coach Barb Hess 46 Dribble the ball Linda, don’t kick it! Why the funny face, Ellen? The team receives final instructions to seal their victory. Somebody help me! Bonnie grabs another rebound. Ellen on the move. Dunk it Bonnie!! What next. Coach? 47 Junior Varsity Basketball GIRL'S J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM L To R: Linda McElhinney, Sunny Jennings, Kara Sicuro, Linda Guthrie, Kathy Peyton, Lynan Skeels, Angie Brugar COACH: Molly Daoad Kathy Peyton wins the jump ball. Linda puts it up for two. Freshman Harry Velgich, Joe Porco, Eugene Walker, Bob Village, Joey Maisto, Gary Gula, Keven Henry, and Chris Labishak. Joe Porco, Bob Village, Gary Gula, and Chris I ahUhak Who puts the fresh in FRESHmen? a s 49 Ron gets up for another rebound. Dan drives on three defenders. James Talley with a pretty move to the hoop. Brian admiring the lighting. Tito looking inside. Joe Barca looks for a lane to drive. 50 Sponsored by: Salerno's Pizza Shop Barry Franklin Alan Quinn Rafi Gelpi Brian Tomasic James Tally Ron Culpepper Varsity Dan Kuhar 51 Girls Volleyball Although the Girl's Volley- ball team struggled in the Sec- tion, they showed improve- ment from last year. In only their second season, they combined hard work with team spirit and had a lot of fun. Good job girls! (1 to r) Bottom: Wendy Zamborsky, Donna Gula, Lyndi Ridgeway, Linda McElhinny, Lori Arcuri, Jamie Fleming, Top: Coach Chris Kelley, Linda Guthrie, Leslie Palmieri, Bonnie Strobel, Ellen McCarthy, Jill McElhinny, Coach Colleen McCarthy Seniors Jamie Fleming and Bonnie Strobel Ellen launches her best serve. What's the matter Mrs. Strobel . . . Don't you trust Bonnie? Sponsored by Great American Federal 4750 Clairton Boulevard 882-9800 Boys Volleyball Top row: Tito Bravo, Darren Collins, John Rossi, Michael Carpen- ter, Dan Budday, and Gary Gula Bottom row: Paris Janusek, Joe Wig- gens, Jamie Fleming, Brian Tomasic, Chris Labishak, Ed Keegan, and Jeff Lavorgna Seniors are fresh. John Rossi shows the right stuff. Michael and Paris congratulate each other. Jeff's learned Joe's technique. Dave gives some last minute advice. 53 Boyle's Spirit Boyle's Beauties, The Varsity Cheerleading Squad Bottom: Gina Maisto, Diane DeLucia, Leslie Palmieri, Elaine Lucas, and Holly Wolfe. Top: Jodi Brown, Lisa Berta, Laura Franks, Moderator, Mr. Bret Thomas, and Seniors Gina Maisto and Elaine Lucas Kneeling, Co-Captain, Leslie Palmieri and behind her Captain, Gina Maisto. The Varsity squad in action. The cheerleaders would like to thank Mr. Thomas for all his support and for always being there for us. 54 At Its Finest Junior Varsity Squad Sitting: Kim Munch Bottom: Patti Wilczek, Meghan Deasy, Carrie Strang Top: Theresa Sstrobl, Lyndi Ridgeway, Jennifer England Coach: Jonette Kolesar Lisa, youre supposed to give the flower away, not pick it apart. You're supposed to be cheering girls. Boyle Baseball Nice Hit, Arbo! A moment of tension: Shimko on the mound. Darren T. Lohr David Kern Ed Keegan Thomas Manns Jim Auberzinsky John Shimko Bob Hirosky Paul Hirosky Rick Szurlej James J. Johnson Bill Elwell John Yunk James Marsh Sean Nash As many of you know . . . Isn't this game over yet? J m Marsh, portrait of a star. Sponsored by: Manns Brothers Marketing Boyle Golf Team BOYLE'S FAMED GOLF TEAM Top Row: John Rossi, Jeff Lavorgna, Joe Wiggins, Jack Cara- ciollo Bottom: Bill Elwell You're supposed to hit it into the hole, not the bushes. Jay. Jeff, the number one golfer at Boyle, also ranked as one of the top golfers in the section. A special thank you to Coach Joe McCarthy 57 Sponsored by: Megan, Mom and Dad Girls Softball (1 to r): top, Linda McElhinny, Leslie Palmieri, Sunny Jennings, Wendy Graziano, Kathy Peyton, Holly Wolfe, Angie Bruger, Jill McElhinny bottom, Tricia Arcuri, Carol Dugas, Linda Zidanic, Lyndi Ridgeway, Ellen McCarthy, Jennifer Colbert, Bonnie Strobel, Coach Bob Titler Hey Linda, is it really that bad? An intense infield! 58 The team undergoes intense mental preparation for the game. Sponosred by: Duquesne Dairy Queen A special thanks to Mr. Thomas for his extra coaching help during the season. Senior Recognition Gina Maisto, Elaine Lucas, Joe Kosuda, Barry Franklin, Alan Quinn, and Rafi Gelpi. Alan Quinn and dear old mom. Barry's parents enjoy their proud moment. Rafi Gelpi once again with his mouth open. Girls basketball seniors: Carol Dugas, Bonnie Stro- bel, and Lori Stanoszek. Cheerleaders and parents applaud Coach Bret Thomas. Carol and Bonnie: Senior softball players. Captain Gina and her proud parents. Elaine pins a corsage on her mother. seniors! Let's hear it for the Clubs And Activities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Kelly Solman, Jill McElhinny, Darren Collins, Wendy Zamborsky, Ed Keegan Back: Leslie Pal- mieri, Barry Franklin, Jodi Brown, Linda McElhinny, Lori Stanoszek, Leah Baguet, Mark Balistrieri LEADERSHIP CLUB Front: Dave Pasternak, Ellen McCarthy, Candee Moss, Mark Balistrieri Middle: Wendy Zamborsky, Kelly Solman, Amy Rush, Barb Sabo, Cathy McKinney Back: Lisa Arcuri, Linda McElhinney, Kara Sicuro, Ed Keegan, Jill McElhinny, Bonnie Strobel, Lori Stanoszek, Carol Dugas Sponsored by: Manns Brothers Marketing CHOIR Front: Lyndi Ridgeway, Lori Arcuri, Linda Guthrie Back: Sundi Silvasy, Dan Budday, Paul Balog, Linda McElhinny, Andrea Playso Moderator: Mr. Shively NEWSPAPER Front: Moderator: Mrs. Ladick, Andy White, Lori Arcuri, Wendy Zamborsky, Judy Mrazik, Kim Munch. Jill McElhinny, Bonnie Strobel, Dan Budday Back: Steve Wolf, Lisa Arcuri, Roberta Serechin, Lynn Mrazik, Darren Collins, Jodi Brown, Linda Guthrie, Linda McElhinny 62 Sponsored by: Chaz Bowling League DRAMA CLUB Front: Davern McCallum, Jim Sainato, Debbie Hanko, Debbie Gorman, Elaine Lucas, Melissa McCarty, Dan Budday Middle: Mike Carpenter, Tim Salapa, Parris Janusek Top: Angie Brugar PHOTOCRAPY CLUB Front: Steve Shatar, Cathy McKinney, Mike Carpenter Back: Parris Janusek, Tim Salapa, Gary LeMasters YEARBOOK First Row: Leslie Palmieri, Jeff Lavorgna, John Rossi, Chris Dupier Second Row: Lori Stanoszek, Jill McElhinny, Tracy Emmerich, Angie Brugar, Debbie F3anko, Moderator: Miss Harrigan Third Row: Parris Janusek, Tim Salapa, Bonnie Strobel, Jodi Brown, Gary LeMasters, Dave Pasternak Sponsored by: Hough Tire Service 521-9537 63 Debbie Hanko in one of her quiet moments. At right: Laura, Carol, and Leah - out of class without a pass. Daveran McCallum is enjoying his breakfast in the senior lounge. Darren Lorh and Mark Haley, behind the raised elbow, on their way to SCA field trip. Life's A Beach At Bishop Boyle A little beach hocky, boys? LOOK! a Boyle beach bunny. Sponsored by: Bob Hess Beer Station and Whitaker Service Center 462-HESS 65 All Tied Up John and Joe sat through it. Barrett and Carol never did find a way out. Deb and Joe tried an aggressive methiod. Underclassmen Awards The candies were lit to symbolize the beginning of a new life at the many new Awards were presented to the outstanding students in each schools choosen by the students. class. Mrs. Slampack presented the English Mrs. Brunetti and Missy award. Each member of the classes was given a rememberance of Boyle. The freshmen watched the passing of their old school and anticipated the beginning of a new school experience. South Park Trip An Enthusiastic Boyle High Fruity-Friends Say Cheese 68 Sponsored by: W.E. Styling, Jr. and Gary D. Toth, DMD. Dentists 462-7710 or 469-0626 While Others Laid In The Sun Dennis' New Boof! The South Park Picnic was held on May 21, 1987. The day started out slowly, but by lunch time activities had started, and the students were having fun. They either played fris- bee, volleyball, baseball, or if you wanted to move at a slower pace could take a walk around South Park. The main event was a water balloon battle which soaked many people. Look at these excited students! Sponsored by: Pittsburgh National Bank—Homestead Office 145 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pa. 15120 Better Late Than «� + Eric Christian Brian Laughlin Nora DePante Bruce Takacs Never Greg Scott Richard Szurlej Williamsburg When we arrived in Wil- liansburg, we immediately started on our tour which included the restored homesites and the Capitol Building. Later that eve- ning, we participated in a candle lit colonial dance and later that night we had a pizza party in our motel room. The next day we toured the Governor's Pal- ace and returned home. r i The gang's all here except Ellen who is asleep and Kara who took the picture. Kara and Missy go for the full experience at the Wil- liansburg jail. Now, aren't you glad you put that on Mrs. Ladick. Try passing notes now Dave. We stopped for lunch at Christiana Campbell's. Ham, chicken, eggs, tomato, and hot cider warmed us up on that cold afternoon. Sponsored by: Whitaker Drugs: Prescription Specialists 461-2342 Who's Who In '87 Best Looking - Alan Quinn and Beth Franks Biggest Ego - John Yunk and Teri Yurko Biggest Procrastinators - Beth Price and Darren Lohr 72 Headed for Broadway - Daveran McCallum and Elaine Lucas Cutest Couple - Kelly Solman and Joe Tabuso Most Likely to Succeed - Edward Keegan and Leah Baguet Best Spirit - Gina Maisto and Mark Balistrieri Best Bodies - Chris Sicuro and Greg Scott Best Laugh - Judy Velgich and Brian Laughlin Best Athletes - Carol Dugas and Barry Franklin 73 Class Clowns - Joe Wiggins and Debbie Gorman Best Personalities - Kelly Solman and Jeff Lavorgna Best Dressed - Beth Franks and Barry Franklin Biggest Flirts - Holly Slusser and Alan Quinn Best Smile - Cathy McKinney and Dave Kern 74 Choir Senior Banquet Living Mark, Tim, Jack, Ed, Leah, and Jamie Jesus falls. 78 The long road to Calvery For the past two decades, Boyle High School has served the Catholic churches in the Pittsburgh area by performing the Living Stations every Wednes- day and Friday in Lent. This year's participating student are: Ed Keegan Debbie Hanko Leah Baguet Jamie Fleming Mark Balistrieri Darren Lohr Jack Caracciolo Tim Salapa Roberta Serechin Donna Gula Veronica wipes the face of Jesus. Stations Homecoming Queen, Beth Franks escorted by Rati Gelpi. Fourth runner up, Bonnie Strobel escorted by Brian Laughlin Second runner up, Janine Kocur, escort ed by Joe Taburco. Last year's Queen, Wendi Ridgeway was there to pass the crown on to Beth Franks. The coronation took place in the Boyle auditorium which was festooned with bright streamers and balloons. Beth and her escort, Rafi Gelpi posed in the library following the crowning for a few quick pictures. The queen and her court soon departed for private parties and late night dinners. 80 Prom 87 Never Say Goodbye Prom Court: (1 to r) Beth Franks escorted by Mike Orosz, Bonnie Strobel escorted by Mark Haley, Prom Queen Chris Sicuro escorted by Mark Balistrieri, Leslie Palmieri escorted by Rafi Gelpi, Kara Sicuro escorted by Jimmy Catone Mr. Reppa presents the Prom Queen Barb and Eric John and his date Jenny Karen Krista, Jim Jones, Laura Kuhn and Leo, Lyndi Ridgeway, Anthony Woola- gen, Mark Haley, Bonnie Strobel Darren and Katie Kristie and Dave Missy and Tom Wendy, Carol and Jack Boyle Chaperones The Boyle High school graduating class of 1987 celebrated their Baccalau- reate Mass on Tuesday, May 26. Despite gloomy weather outside, nothing could dampen the warm spirit that encompassed Saint Mary Magdalene Church in Homestead. Father John Hoehl was the main celebrant as he was 22 years ago for the first graduating class. Following mass, the se- niors, their families and friends joined together at the school for a reception. The whole evening was a beautiful display of togetherness. Baccalaureate Mass The Class of 1987 . . . The last to graduate at Boyle. 84 Sponsored by: Homestead Business Machines Darren Lohr explaining the symbolism of the gifts. The gifts presented at the Baccalaurrate Mass. Ed Keegan leading the procession during Mass. Barry Franklin handing the gifts to Father Hoehl. Joe Kosuda lighting a candle. Sponsored by: Joe Poli. Good luck to the Class of '87 from Joe Poli and friends from Class of '77 85 The Last Gr Kelly Solmon gives an emotioal speech. This years Graduation Ceremo- ny was bittersweet. It was a beauti- ful ceremony with excellent speeches delivered by Kelly, Leah, Darren and Ed. The choir per- formed That's What Friends are For - that moved everyone who attend- ed. But on the other hand, it was a sad ceremony with the school clos- ing casting a shadow on the occa- sion. Many wishes go with the class of '87 and we wish them the best of luck. Leah receives her diploma from Mr. Reppa Carol is glad it's all over. Lower left. The motley crew. 86 Sponsored by: White Cross Beauty Salon of Pittburgh 361-1242 aduating Class Never say goodbye. Hats off to Boyle. Darren's last chance to say, Hi, I'm Darren Lohr. Sponsored by: Daniel J. Spellman, DMD The graduation boys were welcomed by a standing ovation. Boyle - 1962 To 1987 BOYLE is above all, PEOPLE Vibrant, active, alive Chorus of spirit Groan of tedium Thunder of sports Echo of a single step. BOYLE is PEOPLE Thinking, searching, learning Darkness of ignorance Light of knowing Diligence of study Ambition of success BOYLE is PEOPLE Growing, meeting, maturing Fear of new fellowship Joy of sharing Boldness of decision Happiness of friendship BOYLE is PEOPLE Entering, changing, leaving Anxiety in beginning Caution in progressing Pride in ourselves Fulfillment in the knowledge that . . . BOYLE is PEOPLE . . . People it's hard to leave. And So It Goes. 88