Bishop Ireton High School - Flight Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

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CONTENTS PHO TO ESSA Y ..... Wont section FACULTYXACADEMICS ....... 10 EXTRA -C URRI C ULAR ........ 34 PORTRAITS ........... .... 9 6 COMMUNITY .... ... 144 2 The thematic structure of this book is an endeavor to depict the vision of Teilhard de Chardin unfolding in our lives. A French scientist, philosopher, and priest who died in 1955, T eilhard de Chardin, whose thought is quoted throughout this book, attained a vision of an absolute synthesis of science and religion. His thought, based on the undeniable fact that a profound and general trans- formation is taking place in the consciousness of man, expands to a vision of man evolving towards higher biological and spiritual states. Teilhard sees this whole process of evolution directed towards the ultimate reality of Christ, the Omega, the supreme embodiment of Love. It is by Christ's animating influence, Love, that all of our activities, seemingbf trivial or profound become a part of a whole, evolving existence. Though we are changing we must somehow transcend change . . . Love is an all-embracing absolute which transcends the whole order of becoming. H J f ,V ini , f V, 1- , 7 f . 5 4 ' f A 1 thnoaffff 1 CC 33 Greater growth requires cz deeper and more intimate urziorz Love The call tawara' the greater union whose attainment is the only real business in nature. U We as part of marzkinal jind ourselves embarked on a limitedless conquest ofthe universe. ', sau nw Q ,ww Mifbd .1 . ,a -' if-f My 'y-19 N 4 A'?352:!f,?f . ug B AQ' JP' he , r '...,..t-'ig' 3 .,g.. 1-, i EQW , -M' ' A . -vw' - ,-Ly' - ' ,.,,- .. -' gr ,f . , . X I V' 1 ? 9 .-. 1 ,.g! - vs pw. f' n.' .. . .1 . ' 51 o a , N 'ri , rf '-1' 4 r 4- '54 fs-1: at 1 J' if ' x. x ,o , ' 7' E' gf J --1 u 2 ' '- Y ' 'H v ' 2. ,Q W - fn-1 6 1, Leaf' if W i'N' x 5? '4 X. 2. 1 4 1 pi Ji l1'V'Q i 'QQ a 2 I -xr ? - 3.5 yccxhr Y' , ir! ?-af i ' i , f x . I X 'tif' A, 3 Q xv, U 6 Ma w' ah Nw ,. Q xx! ,,f? k ,L 1, .gg Nj Y-- gf'-WX' A ,Q-gy. , fini' ,A .K I 1 W5 Q I 'Vit what moment . . . has there been a more urgent need to jina' a faith, a hope, to give more meaning and soul to the immense organism we are 'buildingf' Out of universal evolution Goa' emerges in our consciousness as greater and rnore necessary than before. God reveals hinfzseh' everywhere, a universal milieu, because He is the ultimate point upon which all realities converge? Faculty! Academics A 11 F ? X V . il: The organization of human energy . . . must culminate in the forming at the heart of each element the greatest possible amount of personality. Education is life: directed evolution Education is a lot like evolution. Each re uires a step by step building, rejecting the outdated, holding on to the time tested, trying out the new. Each is aimed at the fulfillment of the individual and directed toward the good of the society. The validity of each has been proven, but neither can be accepted without a certain amount of faith. And both evolution and education require a con- trolling factor, a calculated judgement of just what will be and what will not. In evolution We call this last characteristic natural selection. In education we call it the administration. Administrations these days are in an awkward position. If they decide to stay with too many of the old ways, they run the risk of being labeled archaic and irrelevant. And if they sweep in an abundance of newer, more liberal ideas, they are sure to be called radical, even anarchistic. Fortu- nately for us, the administration of Bishop Ireton fits in to neither of these categories. For the ad- ministration here likes to believe that its job is not to 'tstamp out pre-molded members of a society, nor to advocate complete withdrawal from it. Perhaps they tend to fol ow the line of think- ing whic holds that the job of any educational institution is to develop individuals who will build societies. And here we see that education is not only similar to evolution, it is part of it. Rev. Thomas Palko, osfs, Disciplinarian Rev. Joseph McKay, osfs, Principal gr'-t -'Gy ,vik jx Fr. Kenny is constantly shuflling and jiggling to keep the school's schedules running smoothly. Rev. John Gavin, osfs, Assistant Principal FACULTY L .Mr5Thomas Arehart y 2 Physical Education, History sllatrick Barney y Religion 4 Mr. Lawrence Batozynski g Chorus, Music Theory, Humanities Mr. Edward Bradshaw Physical Education Rev Eugene Brake Religion 2 Rev. Robert Buckley Art, Humanities Rev. Francis Chybinski French l Rev Walter Dean English I, Speech Rev. James Donahue Guidance Rev Albert Ernst German 1, 4 Rev. John Gavin Religion 4, Government Rev. George Godley Religion l, Reading Mr. Michael Graban U.S. History Rev. Richard Grant English 1, Latin 2, 3, 4 Rev. Francis Greene Librarian Rev. David Hagan Religion 3, Modern European History Mr. William Hayo History Mr. Charles Hornfeck Biology Rev. Paul Kenny Algebra l, Math 4 Mr. Stephen Loomis French 2, 3, 4 Mr. Iver Magnusson Physical Education Rev. James Marks Algebra l, 3 Robert McNally French 1, 2, 4 i,R.ev. 'C11BflBS-'NOHIIBH r English 3, 4 .Rev...JarnesfO'Neil e Geometry, Algebra 2 g English 2 7fRevgi Palko Drama, Humanities Mr.fHarrison Picot IPS, Chemistry Mr. Mark Pilon English 2, 4 Mr. John Rich Physics Rev. James Shannon Chemistry Rev. Albert Smith Biology, Religion l Mr. Harry Swaney Government, Economics Mr. Ronald Umbeck Algebra l, Geometry, Calculus Rev. John Wagner German l, 2, 3 Mr. Larry Williams Band Secret to guidance is talking together Upon entering the room you will be disap- pointed. There is no clinical air and the men there are the same ones you've seen walking around, probably smoking. If you imagined beards and did you hate your mother and now, now things will be better, forget it. You walk in and he smiles or frowns depending on how itis going and he says sit down and he wants to know how he can help you, but you donit know how and if you did you wouldnlt be coming to him so you both talk awhile and then you get to talking together and he tells you what you wanted to know and you walk out maybe smiling and maybe frowning depending on how it went. That,s all there is to it. Sounds easy. Sort of like: to fly, Hap your wings. Rev. William Gore, osfs, Sophomore Guidance Rev. James Donahue, osfs, Guidance Director Guidance is not for students nor for personal problems only: even faculty members like Fr, Barney benefit from Fr. Greene's valuable library assistance. Q, an t The rough paths to choosing a college are made smooth for Pat Coyle by Fr. Donahue's expert guidance. Fr. Buckley's easy manner and wide experience put every Freshman immediately at ease. -at-. i F , sw eee l Rev. Francis Greene, osfs, Librarian 11 . y Q S Faith and religion are different things Catholicism involves a faith and a religion. The difference is staggering. Religion is books and answers to questions and lists of rules and right or wrong. It can be taught or projected on a screen. They write about it and discuss it and eventually they all stand around and nod their heads and reach an agreement. Religion is nice and neat. Faith is messy. You live it. You suffer through it and wrench it out of your guts and still it puz- zles you, still it defies you. It is incomprehen- sible. They say it can move mountains. It proba- bly can. They call it a leap in the dark. It un- questionably is. They except it from religion be- fore they set up their systems. They have to. Faith is alive. It can mess you up. It can make you eternal. Throwing off their inhibitions, religion students John Markey. Rev. Eugene Brake, osfs, Sophomore Religion .si-vi-'V' Robert Leonard, Frank Pilotte, Robert Leonard, Tom Whelan, and Vince O'Keefe ponder their relations to each other in terms ofa rahhife relation rn th.-m ,J ,W . ,,. 5 n 1, - Rev. George Godley. oslfs. Freshman Religion Many puzzling things come to mind when you examine your faith, particularly in Fr, Hagan's class. WNW RWE N, me i Rev. Patrick Barney. osfs. Senior Religion 'Living religion' is the basis for this human pyramid, as Fr. Barney's seventh period class gets together physically and internally. 17 ti E English preserves, prevents and predicts Can you imagine what it would be like if ev- eryone suddenly forgot the English language? It would be as if a brick wall had been thrown up between present and future, surmountable only by the passage of time. And if in the long run the passage of time failed to surmount that wall, then the future would be lost forever, and we'd be confronted with a sort of eternal present which, not being able to go forward, would nec- essarily have to turn around and start back to wherever its origin was in the past. And then the present would be hard to distinguish from the past, and then the past from the pastg and then time itself, past, present and future would sort of fade away and all that would be left us would be an undetinable and intangible consciousness of our existence. Then most probably the conscious- ness would go, then the existence. Rev. Walter Dean, osfs, Freshman English Rev. Charles Norman, osfs, Junior-Senior English ,. 'ga 5. .W Q no V, WM And what's preventing this? Just twenty-six lit- tle letters and the step by step building of them, one upon the other, into a marvelously complex and fluid language. So versatile is it that it has enabled us, through the genius of Chaucer and Shakespeare. Orwell and Faulkner, Conrad and a thousand others, to examine with a great deal of certainty what must be the present. what could be the future, and what may be the past. And don't worryg we won't all suddenly forget the English language. Mr. Mark Pilon. Senior English Library study is an integral part of English. not only for the pleasure of reading but also for critical studies and essays. Mr. Marc Ostinato. Sophomore English Nm. J rt is everywhereg even inside of ou L'To hell with art! that's what I say. I mean what good is it? It doesn,t do anything, it just sits there. Well sure some of it,s eye catching but how're you supposed to understand it? Some of those paintings are as messed up as a traffic jam. And that music - some of it reminds me of the jets coming in over National or the city chatter- ing away. Who needs it? Who needs to go to the theater and see exactly what you can see by just opening your eyes? To hell with it I say. All it does is throw life right back in your faces and the way life is today, I donlt need it! 'gYa know, that,s poetical - real poetical? Mr. Lawrence Batozynski, Men's Chorus r ws-im smear, - ,.-, Y W A . 1 .,.., f .my Q 1 5, fifffi'5'5,fsvws'f7g:i:1sawise ft My , ,,.., f,i,r5i,,, ..,, . , Q. L X? 3 ww S5 Q ,Se 2 3 i Q 2 AY P 'f w?g'f::?4fig,,if mmm Rev. Robert Buckley, osfs, Art 20 - aff: f. are f iw Q was Qjfziw yj., 5 9 qma- aifwgii .QQ 'F tu -mf iff. . , :EQ - as uw 'ive www-Pm' -W ,hw avi!-1 I M mm ' aw.. Fr. Palko shows his drama students that what you do with your mouth is as important as what you say with it. Mr. Lawrence Williams, Wind Ensemble Piece by piece the playboys of the art class put together the puzzle of artistry. Societ will endure by stud ing itself Ever since man first invented the handshake as an improvement on the survival of the fittest, he has wanted to know just a little bit more about the fellow on the other end of his arm. This is entirely understandable however. In order to have peace you need trust, and before trust you must have knowledge and understanding. Not simply a knowledge of names but a knowledge of heritages, of human nature, of social theories. True, when he first crawled out from between the rocks to form tribes, man didn,t come armed with the political and social sciences as often as with a large stick. Today however when a large stick means the lives of all humanity, the trust of a handshake must be cultivated through educa- tion. We can't afford another knock on the head. w .itil ' . . 1 Mr. Michael Graban, American History 1 Mr. Harry Swaney, Government 1 st., +-IX I' ,wp 4l ' Rev. David Hagan, Modern European History History is more than dates and deaths when Mr. Graban warms to his subject. as any Junior will attest. Mr. William Hayo, World History - Language is a start to understanding The stones don't speak and they know more than any of us. They just sit there. Quiet. Impla- cable. Juxtapositioned against the whirl of the world, inanimate before a froth of activity. They know but they won,t say. Or maybe they will say and do say but they simply don't speak our lan- guage. Maybe the stones are really chattering away like madg babbling about the Ice Age and complaining about volcanoes and calling damna- tion down on all birds. If only we could speak with them or even understand them, think of what we could know. The secrets of creation could be ours. But we will never talk to the stones. At least not anytime soon. We can only talk to people and not even all of them. In fact some people are so distant from us, so foreign to us that they may as well be stones. They may as well be dead, or rather never living. And the only thing to bring them to life is language and, beyond language, communication. Is language the key to peace? Maybe not, but at least you can talk to each other. .M K I in Qgggkxr. , 5 ,N 2 .4 :ri E , , Q7 aww Mia.. ,31-,,-,1, Rev. Albert Ernst, osfs, German Mr. Stephen Loomis, French Caught in the spell of an audio-visual experience, Fr. McNally's students rapidly absorb the French language Rev. Richard Grant, osfs, Latin Math is a mass of unanswered questions f dx : -1 log c + bSinax + V C2-b2cosax b + CSiH21X a V C2-b2 b + Csinax If that's all there was to math, there wouldn't be any problem. All that would be required would be to plug it in and watch it fall apart. Trouble is, it doesnlt work that way. Some peo- ple arenlt content to let it lay, they have to al- ways be questioning, always sayinlgl abut what if . . . . Take Xenos for instance. e was one of those Greek mathematicians, the Pathagoreans. fBut they kicked him outj. It seems he was al- ways comingl ulp with these completely illogical problems w ic no one could answer. CLike: what if you traveled half the distance from here to there, and then half of the remaining distance, and then half of that, and so on, would you ever get to where you were goingflj Lewis Carrol was another one, a trouble maker. Besides the fact that he wrote those cute little stories about Alice, he also caused quite a stink among the mathe- matics circles of his day. For instance, he proved that all triangles have right angles in them. Of course, we know that they donlt. But he proved it. What do you do with people like that. Why arenlt they content to memorize the formulas and leave it at that? Why? wif ' .,.-vf ' 'WY Rev, James O-Neill, Osfs, Math rl1sM .aizo .IliaVl'O aemsl .veil Rev. James Marks. osfs. Math Q l. KN.. f X .,. W,-3-W a te .. .. E U Mr. Ronald Umbeck. Math The same precision that fascinated the Greeks has Tom Mondloch, Steve Trumps, and Michael Tammaro in its spell as they plot out the curves and lines of Geometry. Rev, Paul Kenny. osfs, Math A regression from general to specific Have you ever thought that science is backwards? Most other subjects seem to progress in a natural order, from basic postulates to logical expansions to general formulas. Certainly math is like this. The Freshman takes Algebra l, the Sophomore studies Geometry, the Junior Algebra II, and the Senior concludes with Trigonometry or maybe Calculus. And English and the foreign languages, and Religion, toog all are approached in this way. But what about the physical sciences? Aren't they a bit different? Why do the basic things come last, as Seniors? Why is it that Biology, the Way life behaves, comes before Chemistry, the reason it does so? Why do they go against the grain and study the general before the basic, the what before the Why? What are they trying to prove? Rev. Albert Smith, osfs, Biology The murky facts of physics are illuminated for David Schlosser. His experiments with the ripple tank link the waves We see on the shore with the light waves we cannot see. Rev. James Shannon, osfs, Chemistry ,www 'vb . gffw 192251524 1sfsss2'7Aii2gL1s2ggQ,' M ym, m,.,gf7 1 fsiiigwggffgkg-.f, f,- ie- 5 gifiiflii e2:Sffzs1,,:, l vu --....,m Phys. Ed. Develops your body and soul Physical education will trim you down and shape you up. fLook what it did with its name. From the formal seventeen letter title to the short, quick, to the point phys. ed. is a loss of eleven letters of ugly unnecessityj That,s not all it will do however. It will make you wonder about yourselfg whether you'll ever get up the rope or do the 100 in 9.6 or be able to make all your foul shots. It will make you improve your- self, make you reconsider yourself, make you a man. Other than that it just makes you sweat a lot. Keeping the cadence in various forms, a physical education class builds stronger bodies. The tiresome ups and downs of gym class are reflected in the straining backs of this sophomore class. Mr. Iver Magnussen, Phys. Ed, Mr. Edward Bradshaw, Physical Education W HMV,--M ,MW The staff conveys a human touch If it never rained or things never broke or people never got hungry then education could be nothing but students and teachers - we wouldn't need the staff. Fortunately it isnlt like that. For- tunately we are to learn not simply from the inan- imate written Word and the pedantic antics of the teacher, but also from the care and concern people have for their work, whether it is cooking soup or sweeping the Hoor or teaching. If there was no staff we would lose much more than a lunch. We would lose a touch of humanity Mrs. Marge Ostinato Mrs. Helen Scull Mrs. Evelyn Snell WC Mrs. Gloria Anderson, Mrs. Sally Robinson, Mrs. Florence Hauser, Mrs. Ethel Funn, the cafeteria staff. Mr. Harold Ward, Superintendent Mr. Joseph Brown, Maintenance Mrs. Ann Finnegan Extra-curricular '71 striving towards the enrichment of our human lives. . Y' Harriers, Record: a Re-run of Spirit It started here at Bishop Ireton about four or five years ago as a handful of underclassmen tthatis all there were then, remember'?J tromping off across the football field and down the road early each afternoon, and returning when the sun was already starting to go below the horizon, looking tired and exhausted and feeling great. That,s how it began. As it grew it started to build up and catch on and spread. You can trace its growth through the names: Diehl and Reuter and Williams and Dombroski and Rehme and Schlosser tand of course Kenny and Keohane and Hurleyj and Gailliot and Schwab and DeGeiogi and McCabe and Luddy and Klett tand now Brake and Bato- zynski, tooj and all the others. What is it? What do each of them, all of them, have in common? What do you call it? Some call it spirit. You could call it pride. They,ve named it Cross Country. Fr. Brake relays some last minute strategy to his team just before the start of the Episcopal meet. Joe Rehme fwith back to cameraj, out of the race with an injury, takes his turn on the stop watch and prepares to start the contest. The 1969 Bishop Ireton Cross Country Team: FIRST ROW: C. Foran, D. Klett. R. Dombroski. M. DeGiorgi. L. Batozinski tcoachj. SECOND ROW: Fr. E. Brake tcoachj. S. Luddy, J. Schwab. J. Rehme. M. Tammaro. B. Joyce. THIRD ROW: K. Staudenraus, J. Klett, P. Gailliot, A. Fuant. S. Trumps, E. O'Connor. FOURTH ROW: C. Magnant. P. Haley. G. Smith, R. McCabe, S. Carrigan, D. Creedon, M. Gehron. C. Meyer, P. Sullivan. 36 4 5'.q Q, 14' ' 'ti' A' in ' 4 .'. Q gk V sg . 5 1 L ' f 4 ar .JL . J . ., . H ,. 's. . 1 or M. agai n .. :ggi fd- 'juli' 'ho X' W QA M 'I 'I . LK V ir t , Q 5.5 I 'J' 'Sl in 5' A X, ..A. w.,., . . 'swgffdiatg 4 ' ,f',wff . Viffivixycfg 'fb-. f I T X ,pf 'B my ,. .513 Q0 . 'J ' tial .xtfis 55:55 t v ,K . 6 , it y 'LL I L L' , i 2 K. . i at A 4. .., gs . l Paul Sullivan ibut you know thatj. Warming up for the upcoming JV meet, Glynn Smith and Jim Klett run through some muscle toning jumping jacks to the tune of teammate Paul Sullivan. Perhaps a man builds for his future in more ways than one builds not only toward the body which will be his tomorrow or next year, but toward actions and the subsequent irrevocable courses of resultant action which his weak senses and intellect cannot forsee but which ten or twenty or thirty years from now he will take, will have to take in order to survive . . . - William Faulkner ,Aw ,Qi isti tiisi tssl i 3 Tiff 1 sisii s 1 ' , , ,gg isitsii seii I iii, 7 if J ? Sweatsuits, hurdle-stretches, and lots of grass form integral parts of daily cross country practice. Finish line waiting line: The trainings over. the race is on. and all that's left is the tension on the faces of Fr. Kenny, Chuck Foran, and coaches Batozynski and Fr. Brake. Junior Varsity Cross Country BISHOP SCORE IRETON OPPONENT 25 Yorktown 33 15 George Washington 54 18 Washington-Lee 64 19 Wakefield S 436 36 O'Connell 22 S 16 Good Counsel 43 20 Hammond 36 15 T. C. Williams 70 Victory! Steve Luddy, Mike DeGeorgi, and Jim Schwab, somewhat less than breathless, beam in elated reflection. Senior Glynn Smith. veteran harrier, shows Freshman Brian Joyce how it's done. Tied to the tools of his trade. team captain Ray Dombroski takes time to change shoes, Whether in flats or spikes, Ray's performance always places him on top. Cardinals compile frustrating l-8-l In a sense football is a microcosm of life. Each season begins as a new challenge, filled with the optimism and hope of the cool August mornings. But as the season progresses and the air grows cold, the optimism is modified by hard realities. Unexpected injuries, unmatched competition, three months of peaked mental and physical straing they all take their toll. We soon learn the difference between striving for the top and achieving it. As in life, final victory is something forever pursued, sometimes captured, but never securely possessed. But the important thing is that we, as individuals, have grown in this per- suit. We have learned what pride and dedication areg that as in life we reach our goals only by paying the price. As a team we have seen the football program grow from 28 players with a schedule composed largely of weak independent schools to a team of over fifty, playing a schedule against the toughest teams in the area. We've taken no shortcuts. Mike O'Brien fllj drives hard for a few tough yards against McNamara. Mike Boland 1205 looks for the ball from Charlie Attiliis fllj, as he breaks into the flat against Wakefield. Dave Pierce 1475 prepares to take a reverse from quarterback Charlie Atiliis Cllj. Harry Cambell carries out a fake. Varsity Football BISHOP ' - IRETON OPPONENT if C A A 5909.3 rt.. r A ital ig 20 Bishop McNamara i tir. 14 Washington-Lee A ..iy.T 0 Salesianum ' 26 t....r l f ilif iQfil1if3EL 6 Wakefield A ssyl filfzi-f'1Q.Q A A12 . St- Jilhnis . reffre..f 1 .tttl . ers .rtt .fft . .sst Q s..t .r..t..f.srt..sr.er 1 ts.t Q .eiifi ff C sfli ' . '6 C. Wiliitarnsit iirrftt 1 55 iiti tilfl 12 Bishop 0'Conne1l s Q9 Y 4 ' s 3 -H 4 3 Q 2, Si Q Bob Whitman 1853, Steve May 1503, Harry Campbell 1323, Dennis Kelly 1723, Ken DiCesare 1613, Steve Doll 1123, and Charlie Matasic 1713 await the snap of the ball during the GW game. Steve May 1503 draws a bead on Wakefield's Johnnie Ray. Behind the Record: Human Experience As the noise and the excitement die away, the games won and lost will become only memories somewhere in the past. But the spirit, the will to compete, the desire to excell, the determination to pick ourselves up each time we fall, will live on. These human qualities are greater and more important than the passing events which occasion them, just as the ebb and How of all our daily efforts add up to something greater and more enduring than the mere sum of their totals. They create within each of us a person who grows, who understands, who doesn't merely exist but who prevails for a larger, more meaningful vic- tory in time. l-8-1. Discouraging? Yes. A failure? No, be- cause we must look beyond the impersonal statis- tics of passes completed and yardage gained to the deeper meaning of what we have done. ' a A group recognized if not appreciated When they didnit have a Junior Varsity last year, no one but a few coaches and men who were in charge said anything about it. Well, they had one this year, and not too many people said anything about that, either. For some reason, people just donlt pay any attention to Junior Varsities. But they were there. They weren,t there last year but this year they were there. They may have practiced with the Varsity, but they were there. Some of their key players may have played in a few Varsity games fBernie Murphy, Danny Smith, and Mike Boland tallied five Varsity touchdownsj, but they were there. And their re- cord may not have been too impressive tl-6-lj, but they were there. Want proof? they beat O'- Connell 36-O. ht t.' Q' 497 . A - in :Q all V fi'3'ix'lVff wifi 'MVA Tpw-ws, . J i V., - in .fe V- get . . Va r ' hw! 2' 'X V, J 6:9495 af ' M 'A 47. . 4 te V . , 4 , Vaffa, . , ' V Q we -W V , . . ,D ., be A .ur X wa. :Qt waxy V,,..gf,,..,,.gfiga?liE - A ray ax 'A WR M1 it 1 ...w,g., i .447 S -in 'f. .M Q U' .M ' 'ee ,' .,,Y . ,,' of IM: . A-1' . A' p mf M., ',a.a3 an - mf. ,V V .Y Mtg V wx. 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At the snap Thomas Rollandini and George Brown spring into action while, Tom Latferty seems pretty well sprung. Stephen Henderson keeps his eyefon the action. The discerning eye of Coach-Moderator Fr. James Shannon, osfs, quickly spots faulty Freshmen. William Hogue, Robert Roland, and William Dwyer study the technique as Brian O'Connor, William Herberger, and Thomas Rollandini benefit from instruction. Reach out but I'm not there seems to be William Herberger's remark as he runs for daylight. Robert Chisholm helps out with a key block. Q VC 5' y sw if . 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Mamma. .fl t,?.MQgi.,,.,,,tX sx1,,iyiaaA WA at M1123 Ybwwvetifiy f iogwmv. wawemwmxifnwiiwetfiastaiw Nawaz: .wr .wifiteiu mfQ12'hw+,.-guiNami? awww? QE 'F 'na 28'-gb J W..... 1 , BISHO JRETOP The Bishop Ireton 1969 Freshman Team - FRONT ROW: J. Roth, W. Rearden, P. Baxa, K. Gallagher, W. Dwyer. D. Lavelle, R. Abele, D. Tansey, A. Cooch, T. Lafferty. SECOND ROW: D. Elcano, J. Whalon, R. Chrisholm, B. Thornton, D. Chrisostomo, J. McLaughlin, T. Latferty, T. Carrigan, T. Colan. THIRD ROW: S. Henderson, J. Healy, J. Culbertson, W. Randolph, R. Reilly, T. Davis, B. O'Connor. S. Lutterloh, D. Dean. FOURTH ROW' J. Long, G. Blackman, J. Cooke, R. Roland, W. Herberger, J. Jackson, D. Carroll, G. Brown, T. Rollandini. TOP: Coach Pilon. Coach Fr. Shannon. ABSENT: D. Tinsley, D. Steinbacher, D. Zell, A. Drayton. Freshmen Learn the Football Realities Freshmen are idealists. They come expecting roses and glory and a lot of fun. Of course you know it doesn't usually work out that way. Take the Frosh football team, for instance: a record of l-6-lg they scored only twenty points all year, and the sum of the crowds attending each of their games probably couldn't out-shout the Glee Club. No roses, no glory. But they did have fun. One out of three ainlt bad. Remember when you were a Freshman? As Cardinals develop the future is bright The 1969-1970 Basketball season was one of both hope and frustration. The explanation for this lies largely in the fact that the team was in the toughest phase of basketball, that of develop- ment. With only 3 seniors on the team, the Car- dinals needed game experience before they could become steady winners. At times they were capa- ble of playing with the best of them, as seen in the first BM quarters of the opening game against a powerful St. John's team. With 4 minutes left the teams had fought to a standstill. This same capability was evident in the G.W. game when Ireton lost a heartbreaker. As often, their lack of experience was largely responsible for those two tough defeats. With the majority of the team consisting of juniors and sophomores the look to the future is bright. t vt. 2 .Lit 251 fag law' ' Q F' .. , ,E ,, Hugga wa, 1. , , , ea. 7 rig. x qt. -,. , r dl . ' ' J' .VLH L 34 J tt, 18 ,214 .N K 4 wwf s 3I5?m'l 4 X 15 I The 1970 Varsity Basketball Team kneeling: Glynn Smith, Jamie Hanson, Ralph Drayton, Kenny Rogers, Kenny Eggerg standing: Tom 0'Keefe, Fr. James O'Neill, moderator, Joel Bonner, Dennis Drinkard, Dennis Fleming, Pat Adamson, Bob Terryl Mike Gibson, Bob Noone, Wayne Peterson, Fr. Dave Hagan, osfs, athletic moderator, Jim Long and Coach Tom O'Keet'e. Fighting to assure a half-time lead, Dennis Fleming strains to out-jump his Washington-Lee opponent. Proving once again that the T.C. defense has its weaknesses, Wayne Peterson f42J scores two on a long jump shot. Jamie Hanson 1221, looking for a shot, works oh' a screen by Dennis Drinkard. During one of the few breaks in the action, Dennis Fleming C447 attempts a free throw under the watchful eyes of his teammates. 13 Dennis Fleming C441 puts it on the line. The jump ball. One man against one man to determine the advantage, perhaps the winning one, but always an important one. The game is over. The winners are happy. The losers are Cardinals. Five men are dejectedg they played their best and lost. Perhaps next year. Victory evokes many emotions. Coach O'Keefe and Father O'Neil express concern over the mistakes while Kenny Rogers is content with the win. The important thing in basketball is the ball, and when it is in the air, it is anyone's. Tom O'Keefe seems intent on making it his. is if l ?m:'i9Z:'f'f:55fsEl:!7fE55?fi:.7,--''5'-flw'fsfik- G,,1'J ll f . FW, fav ,fl --3 E-ff-,,.-6.tt...,....fum-,,..f,.f,,.,, V W.. . . , ,. . 1 .f -f ...M .. as .. 1t,,.vf1.e, -ft, . tr... 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V., A - .f Q - ' -' 7 2 1 Q: :.i,4tw.,gwgg'tfga Piss '2'1:Q 5i4?'f1 IMA H ...Har 1-Q-ltK:,5'Lk,rs!-'i'5'a, .Lili tm: X -,1 'f'-If-wH4'7.tf 'iff 'it 5 i 5f,'.sVi5'f1 i'ff'ls-1!'E,E'f2,'1.C e27'4sfi .:-..1,,fs,55.3.siggg5ggggff,,.i,gsi-sftftfgg.tggifgltgtgk-.-.fgsyf'.1yf,: gg,g,,yzg5.,,. ,yy : .f..--mygm,-,1.-,351 ky . f ..-:wt ff., tg, eil altl itiie l'it ilett t I itii ' .ltti 't.i .ielt F et.t i'tte ett .etii. i x1-ifF?1ft1!fff: tite ,ff ee.i if F it T g.e.t .5 GW. , .. 5 T53-Q47 .65-60 Sf-S8 e e aStLgEmniae F 49-53 47-57 5 I -49 t F isa-it - fr. .twiniams . me F O'Com1ell e Yorktown Wakefield Virginia Catholic State Tournament ea.. T81-Emma 2 T if Nbfffvlk Catholics L 67473 63-59 saagz 51 Hard noses and skill equal a winning JV The J.V. Cagers had a fine season under the coaching of Mr. Swaney as they finished with a highly respectable record. The Cardinals played some extremely tough teams and also lost some of their players to the varsity. They werenft a tall or fast team but they were, in the words of Fa- ther O'Neil, a hard nosed team. Using a preci- sion offense along with a stingy defense they were able to attain victories over all Potomac District teams, with the highlights being wins over a strong T. C. Williams team and an other- wise undefeated G.W. team. This was most likely the finest J.V. Team yet at Ireton. They improved with every game and by the season's end they were one of most formidable J.V. teams in the area. Mike Evans is up and the rest of the Cardinals are set. The JV team consistently showed that it was ready, willing and able to compete with the best of them. Caught oh'-guard for the moment, Jim Tutsock was back at his old stand and in the game after only a moment's hesitation. Shooting through heavy Gonzaga coverage, Steve Paulus awaits Bob Noone and Bob Terry. '-Cv 1' 52 The extra effort necessary to good basketball shows on Steve Paulus, face, and the results of such effort showsjust as plainly on Jim Tutsock. Aa- . x rm- Y 5? , wif .. -, W3 em- l lst Game 7Vf5 2nd Game BI-GPP. . BI-OPP. 43-540 St. Johns 60-45 61-35 Warren County 64-52 Gonzaga 44-38 56-59 Carroll 52-32 McNamara 4 42-45 45-5 1 52-64 63-46 -43--42 65-50 46-44 50-56 Hammond, , 4 George 4-o . p 44-41 . ,150-46 TC- O'Conneli B Yorktown Wakefield The 1970 Bishop lreton JV Basketball Team front rowg J. Tutsock, J. Eichelkraut, T. Frankfurt, S. Paulus, T. Mondloch, S. Battleg second row: Coach Swaney, B. Hauser, P. Weir, M. Evans, B. Tucker, l. Plumbly, R. Plumb, mgr., fnot shown, B. Love, mgrj. Frosh achieve goals by learning the ropes The Frosh achieved the goal of most Fresh- man teams - they learned how to play ball the right way. Their improvement was so noticeable that if you had seen only the first and last games, you wouldn't recognize them as the same team for as the same individualsj. Coach Graban was in part responsible for their growth, for the basic Ireton pride, for the initial encouragement that with hard work they would grow, for the guid- ance to a hard earned record. They themselves were instrumental in their improvementg in their desire to win, in their desire to advance to the JV and the Varsity, in their desire to learn how to play basketball. The right way. To be up', for the game is paramountg to release the anxiety caused by it is victory. For coach Mike Graban, though, the task is in a sense more difiicult, for he must convert his anxiety into logic. A team sport, yesg but when you're on the line you're all alone, and concentration is the name for Stephen Crane. The 1970 Bishop Ireton Freshman Basketball team font row Tom Colan Charles Kmzie William Bwyer, Chris Layman, Pat Kidwellg second row John Talbott John Boyle Billy Gibson Vince O'Keefe, Linden Johnson, Mel Murrayg top row Mr Mike Graban coach Frank Bepko George Blackman, Bill Herberger Michael Murphy Steve Crane and Sean Murphy 54 If there is tension between two teams on the court. it is symbolized by Stephen Crane and his Hammond opponen the air. and reflected by their teammates waiting below. You deserve a pat, Kidwellf, barks Coach Graban in sarcasm after a costly error by the big ll. 7 6 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL B1-OPP SECOND THIRD GAME GAME 34-54 St. John's 49-63 47-46 Hammond 60-35 37-39 44-37 Gonzaga 73-57 35-46 T.C. Williams 31-33 53-54 31-27 O'Conne11 5 76-55 41-40 46-71 G.W. 25-58 45-65 35-91 Dematha 7 46-80 5 754-49 St. Stephens 52-47 i ra A..,: J '---v , f,::', -1wm,1sz,r,-i1--1111i h,,-: -E,--ft, -, - - 12,1 we --'- -f J, ..,, ma, ,kk,, ,1,,1,,1,W Wrestling continues winning tradition They've done it againg every year they've done it and this year they did it again. They won. 12-3. It's really unbelievable the way they never stop, never let up. It's sort of scary. It's not like we have a ,65-,66 team, then a '67-'68 team, then a ,68-,69 team, and so on. Itis not like they start a new team every year. Itis not. Itis sort of like there was just one long stream of wrestlers, stretching from one end of the universe to the other, and joined in the middle at Bishop Ireton by a five-foot Swede. Even the ones whom you thought were done and gone, Purnell for in- stance, seem to pop up from nowhere and emerge sweating from G-119. It sort of makes you wonder whether it's really a wrestling team and not maybe some kind of sacred religious cult, doomed from the start to never lose. And when you sit down and try to Iigure it out logi- cally, you can't. All you come up with is that it's a wrestling team. And something more. 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Mick. pick one up and give him a ride. attentiveness of Coach Iver Magnussen, From start to finish. Matt Durr remained on top in his iight to the title. The Cfgwd watghgg 3 Winner, but Coach Magnusgen attends Found in an inconvenient pose, Dave Pierce ponders his next to an Ireton grappler in trouble. IUOV6. li All eyes are toward the center. Steve Kirby experiences the moment before the lunge. The great one is recognized A John Gallagher receives his trophy. Desire for victor 3 perseverance to win This year's wrestling team was born out of sheer perseverance and an irrepressible desire to win. The Ireton grapplers left many teams Houndering in their wake, among them York- town and St. Stephen's. While Yorktown was bypassed by only a narrow margin, Magnussen's . Maulers recorded Ireton's first Varsity shutout by dumping St. Stephen's 53-0. And this was the way it went - again and again. But the wrestlers were not satisfied. In their drive for dominance they entered two tourna- ments, one, the Kiwanis Invitational in Pennsyl- vania, the other, the St. Alban,s Invitational. The Kiwanis Tournament saw three Ireton wrestlers emerge as champions with unblemished records, John Gallagher C9-0-OJ, Larry Walthall C9-O-OJ, and Vic DeFiori Q3-0-OJ. Similarly, in the St. Alban's Tournament, three champions along with two runners-up emerged. Mickey Bednarek, John Gallagher, and John Foley took first place, while Steve Kirby and Matt Durr took second place. In both tournaments, as in four others, Ire- ton triumphed through hard work and desire. 59 Varsity and the JV parts of the Whole What is a JV? Is it a training squad for pros- pective Varsity members, a sort of Officer Candi- date School for wrestlers, or is it only an overflow from the Varsity squad, something to keep them busy and Wrestling on their minds? Does it possess an identity of its own, a spirit, or is it merely the shadow cast by the glory of a Varsity letter? In some schools JV,s seem to go one way, toward a separate identity, in some schools they go the other way, toward the Varsity Kindergarten school of thought. Here JV's, and particularly the Wrestling JV, is neither. It pos- sesses no separate identity from the Varsity, nor is it subordinate to it. The two, Varsity and JV, seem to merge and mesh, each giving to each, neither existing without the other. So to define JV, we must first define Varsity. And we've al- ready done that. Itls wrestlers tand something morej. J.V. Wrestling Team: front row: Mike Cowing, Tim Gaghan, Jim Gaghan, John Smith, back row: Mike Gibson, Dave Cloid, Vic DiFiori, Ric Cowing, Al Davis, Daniel Carroll. . 6' ,j fault .3 ,fi 1 wins, it L,,. . , ysiiia -.xi .. S Mm wlrrwgfy I 4 i, wtf ' if ' -was - ::-1.--.:..' . -- K 7 . , M, sagem .. , .. Knife. ti Y ':'J-iagigfiifaiivli ' 'L A KMC? '4w,2gY' FV ! ,. , ,,,. Ak,.. ,W W ,N , W.f,ggAe.3...ff-f3,g,, ga, f .TV WRESTLING BI Opponent 6 Washington-Lee 37 18 T,Cgff3Wil1iams p 14 Gareffieln it 44 George Washington 2 0 34 Hammond 6 22 Yorktown 26 29 Jefferson l5 26 Lee 26 26 Annandale 23 38 ofcganen is 32 6 1 6 nnl 6 43 6 2266 i 2 n 49 St. Albans 6 6 1 0 Though tired and in the third period, Dave Cloyd seems alert and tense as he awaits the referee's start. In control and looking for a pin, Mike Cowing proves more than a match for his O'Connell opponent. Locked and battling, Vic DiFiori has his man off balance and is about to complete a take down. Relying on the fundamentals, Tim Gaghan rides his O'Connell opponent. 61 Going through the drills, Robby Reily flmj and John Markey start their laps. Bill Laux and Steve Ware anxiously await their turn. In the midst ofthe storm, Richard Markey doggedly paddles his board. 5952, .. C , L 5 .M ww-ww -..-ww., 1.-.,..1.1,gifW n ,V ... , .Q W. ..- Amr- , , . , f , - -amtffrz-' ...lf 1... V-aaa, , . - M--I 'M The 1970 Swimming Team,j?ont row: J. Knittle, T. Berry, R. Reiley, T. Carrington, C. Casey, B. Tracey, M. Morell, C. Kraut, R. Lush, B. J. Leonard, second row: T. Laux, J. Parks, S. Ware, T. Farrell, D. Beckman, P. Skelly, J. Cochran, K. Bishop, A. Culbertson, M. Ianelli, J, Markey, E. O'Connor, Fr. Albert Smith, osfsg third row: D. Tracey, R. Markey, J. Sclesinger, J. Thomson, J. Krafft, D. Castagnola, S. Leonardg Knot shownj: C. Toler, J. Egger, E. Tracey and M. Normyle. 1 me-..,,. Celeste Kraut fIej?j, Michelle Ianelli, Patty O'Donnell and Marie Morell take five. .tw 6 X' ws... ,M .1.,'L ww--.fat asf . 1 -- . t - -ep K nv-.. Concentration shows in John Markey's face as he psyches up before the start of the 200 meter free-styles. Massing forces, swimmers Ann Culbertson, Steve Ware, Bill Iiaux and John Markey line up for just a few more repeats. Swimming races pit self against self When the gun is about to go off, you stand alone on the starting block. One thought plagues your mind - the race itself. It stretches out be- fore you, a gauntlet of turns and lanes and time and strains. The hailing competition will fade as the irremovable fact of the race bears down on you - on you alone. You regret your lapses at practice. You regret your technical failures. You may even regret the race istelf. But not at the end. At the end you have succeeded. Win or lose, you have succeeded. You have taxed yourself to your limits and you have succeeded. Success. Satisfaction. This is the aim of swimming. 63 Strength, timing and concentration: Mike O,Brien embodies the traits of a great hitter Baseball, baseball: always it's baseball Baseball. Hot dogs, railroads, and baseball. Steel mills, sneakers, and baseball. Dead end streets - baseball. Green matted stadiums - baseball. No matter Where you go, whom you see, every summer it,s baseball. Whether you have Harmon Killebrew or the Rookie All-Stars or not, you can still talk baseball. You can't do without it. But talking is just talk. It's better if you play - baseball. Calm and pensive, Mr. Bob Moore, head baseball coach and equipment manager, constitutes one of the pillars of the athletic department. 64 Crouched, expectant, Eddie Grim shows the form of a fine catcher. Wikis A 4. swf,- Q ve' awww . '51- . 1 . . . A A Q N 9' 1 i-..-ll . 5 ,E 1 an an ' -. Practices makes golf a way of life Syntactically golf isn't much of a game. It in- volves placing a small white ball in a hole. What occurs in between are known as strokes. Other than that golf involves very little. There are no other people really playing against you. There are no time limits to persue you. It is a game of relaxation. However, with the correct attitude, golf can become violent and cynical. At five dol- lars a hole it becomes capitalistic. On a crowded Sunday it is savage. Golf is a lot like life, both are as good as you want to make them. Tim Witogsky sizes up his position as a distant sign urges him to hurry and decide. Head down and follow through are the secrets Dennis Inguagiato seeks in his putting practice. 3 1s . . ' is . Tennis: a game like all the others Two people with Hs net between them. It seems like the setting for a psychological movie, some- thing about alienation or anger perhaps. But when they hit a ball back and forth it is a game. It is tennis. Competition replaces the alienation, sportsmanship supplants the tension. Quick moves, love and determination will enter into it. Success and victory are elusive but satisfying, in any game. In the one to one world of tennis, they are doubly so. t .iw ,?' 5? if 5 y yy,, e gob Noone tfar righty, like a cat ready for the kill, sets up for On his way to defend a serve, Tom O'Keefe displays his the final point. Determination shows in E. Lee Fazzi's face as he receives the baton from Joe Rehme in the mile relay. 210 pounts of bite is what it takes, and S perfect form. teve May proves it. UNO As teamwork r1ses s1ngular1t1es fade Trackmen have no real image. Football is big, wrestling is brawny, basketball tall. They all have images. But track doesnlt. Some trackmen are tall and hurdle and lope. Some are chunky and hurl and throw. But no two are really alike. But they are still all trackmen and on the field they seem to merge into a single pulsing, sweating mass. They unify to run and race and hurl and hurdle. They become a team. Q1 .Q .K 67 ,,,0 ',W.,k 1 N4 A' A N fi 2 'iw Xxx , , 1 N5 ,, 4 ,ax w 'f' ? V-., V s Q? ' , ix a 0 ' H Nik X U my . nf, 'M A ' ,, J Q Y J if 'E if A F i 5 . YS 'gf ' f -Q . Ik., . J 4' ,if . A . 1 4 P5 I xg f- u 'XZ Q fx f y Q ,ff ' Ju V . 'a 0 ' tak, Xf ' E Ax 'S U. , in n X me -1 45 155' , fx, WE fi f' ask V 3 X s 2 X'-' 9 Q X' 1 I ff K .5 if A 1 H22 L i ? A L 3 5 -. 1, A V X X if if ,L is ,L , E5 I an Q, 5 B4 1, an 3 Q' Q ' 4 . , M gryl . we M fQZf 1 f h- ' 5 Tw 0 U an ' wig up ' 51 K. N. . 3 1' X 'wig' 931- ,97 QRWQQU z -. The magic of music can go up in smoke Musicians are magicians. They are able to sum up all of life, all of their experience in a particu- lar arrangement of sounds. They can bring a storm into a living room, or a freight train thru a colosseum, or love into a stadium. They can do all of these things, but all of their efforts last for only an instant. True, they can write down their sounds in the notation of music, but a piece of paper cannot give you the sound of a sunset or the feel of a march. For music to function it must be per- formed, it must be heard. And there is the rub. A sound can only last as long as an instant. It comes olT its source, is ab- sorbed, and dies. In that instant it must achieve immortality. If it is to be art and a valid state- ment on life, it has an instant, or perhaps a few minutes to impress. It cannot be re-heard as a book can be re-read. Each performance differs, each interpretation varies. Music must speak quickly of forever. Under the stern eyes of Father Buckley, Kevin Waindel, with a grimace and a tirm hand, coaxes the band to still greater artistry. The 1970 lreton Band front ron S Hayward J Crimen R Kernan, W. Pilotte. J. Heasley, B. Parry, B. Clapsaddle. R. Fair second row W Robinson T Sheehy C Umstead P Sullivan, H. Krafft. A. Foran, D. Welsh, K. Waindel, M. KralTt third row J Corkey G Brandish M Wolverton J Krisanda, W. Baker, A. Solierg fourth row: B. Joyce, M. Dalton P Heaslev A Henneberry W Henderson T Mondloch, B. Byrnes, E. Hughes. S. Sheehy and S. Kirby. GMM in ...sm S, A l 2 A Q -1Q........ . nf .-.ma f.-- A, ., gli f Ffh? A we if '45 2 ii .12 mb M eff V www Q 1, he ii ,Q WG., F33 '4 kk . , 1 f- .- L :sig-kgg. ' Q Q 'wx ' 2 saw' -P Sggk X 4 I - Y' H? 'Wa t?: The 1970 Men's Chorus first row: John Smith, Cliff Olsen, Pete Cogswell, Mike Gaghan, Jim Schwab, Bill Dolan, Kimball Clark, Mike Cogswell, Robert Lehman, Robert Booth, Gerard Splendoreg second row: Brian Field, Bill Riordan, Bill Vaughn, Kevin McCabe, Bill Koziol, Joey Wandless, Jim Gallagher, Phil Ordoyne, Denis Deslogeg third row: Pat Coyle, Ken Rogers, Cyril Mayer, Bill Kennedy, Al Kennedy, Jerry Heid, Pat Steigelman, Chris McCallum and Fred Drinkard. Whether hailing in the air in direction or talking straight about upcoming selections, Mr. Batozinski cuts a dapper figure. One voice, one song, many hearts A the glee club's voice betrays its parts. From Booth to Vaughn they have a song in their heart. Singing and music are different tunes I like songs better than music. Songs come out of people. You can see them come out. The peo- ple open their mouths and twist their tongues and there it is - a song. Music, on the other hand, comes squeaking out of boxes and bells and strings. Where music is mechanical, song is human. Where music must be approached, song can be carried. If you have a song in your heart you are a singer, and if you are a singer you are a musician. I doubt if it works the other way around. Most people picture musicians with wild eyes and hair, fanatical, pursued by melody. Sin- gers, however, are pleasant people who can be just walking and talking along quite normally and then suddenly burst into a song. They combine two arts to create a third. They amplify their humanity so we all can enjoy it. No wonder they,re so full of glee. Sl ll A--.L me Little drummer boy: Terry Adams awaits his cue to start the Missa Bosa Nova. Top: The BISONS: John Lash, George Coy, Steve Lauterbach, Dave Arbogast, Larry Barnett, Tom Bednarek John Bradberry, Ed Comitz, Mark Reese, Tom Mulhearn, Lee Fazzi, Tom Bailey, Mike Cilinski, Terry Adams, Dick Harlow, Dennis Loftus, Fr. Albert Smith osfs. Left: George Coy, Eric Johnson, Arbogast, Tom Mulhearn and John Bradberry during a little jam session. Bisons sing of fun for old and oung The Bisons have a good time. Sure they sing meaningful songs and have musical integrity. Sure they have a 'fmessage . But the message is this: enjoy yourself. Listen to us and groove. We aren't here to turn you on or freak you out. We just Want you to enjoy yourself. Have a good time! Maybe this message isn,t as imposing as Mozart's or Dylan,s and maybe the Bisons will never be f'Top Fortyu material, but certainly they will endure as all happy things have endured, from one person to another, from me to you, like a smile becoming a giggle becoming a laugh and joining everyone together on a string of enjoy- ment. The Bisons have a good time giving you one. What could be nicer? Top right The BISONS play at the Moratorlum mass Above: Big Al Smith and the herd tune up before turning on the Mass to music. The Bishop Ireton Drama Club: M. Melville, S. Barrett, S. Lauterback, K. Rogers, D. Kinsley, M. Sweet, K. Waindel, J. Smith, J- EVHHS- B- Parry, J- PCHCC- T- Adams, B- Byrne, P- Gardner Hathaway and Gail Feeney get together for a Newbould, M. Evans, C. Malone. W- GOFC, T. O,B1'i6I1. F- friendly chat on modern stage techniques. ls there more here Schultze. On the ladder: F. Schulherr. than meets the eye? The dramatic life is more than living They say that drama is life, and in a way it is. Itss been around long enough, since the Greeks and maybe before. Practically forever kings and fools and lovers and villains have played out their roles. Practically forever the endless stream of predicament and happenstance has Howed. Drama does hold life, a part of life anyway. The part that isn,t sprawl and repetition and tedium. The part that we remember and retell and relive. Drama is life, but it is not living. No one could live in drama, he would burn up in a fire of hy- perexperience. This existence in the essence would destroy living. He would become immor- tal. ..a-u,.4nvu-3 -., f --. nik 41 fr' Concentrating on Fr. Palko's valuable direction, Ken Rogers and Gardner Hathaway prepare to play it again. Repetition may not be one of the more pleasant parts of drama. but it is one ofthe more necessary. Seizing the opportunity Gardner Hathaway in the role ot' David Kolowitz asks Joan Stapleton as Laura Burke to join him for lunch. Is there more here than meets the eye? Mama and Papa Kolowitz Qplayed by Pat Rogers and Kevin Waindelj assure each other that David will turn out all right, The cast of 6'The Little Princen: Kenny Rogers fhiddenj, Brian Parry, Pat Halpin, Rick Schulherr, Jim Campbell, Dave Arbogast, John Hittinger, Ann Gartlan, Gail Feeney and Tricia Rogers fnot shown, Charlie Gallaher and Kevin Waindelj. Mr. Bill Callan, who narrated the production The Little John Hittinger tells about the Pilgrim and the Indian while Princev, magically helps the cast to understand the play. Ann Gartlan emotes over her future in the play HPlay . The cast ofthe musical HMame,' fstandingj: Gordon Ow, Tricia Rogers, Tony Venture, Brian Parry, Joan Stapletong fseatedj Gus Hathaway, Ann Gartlan, Kevin Waindelg Kon zhefloorj: Mike Nesbit. tt, ,qv- rw - - M ,ig f K bf Q rf I s wig 1 W I..F ,A Xi ' if The bloom belies production growth A lot is said about practice, about how the final product on opening night is the crowning e and well deserved - glory to weeks of hard work. A lot is said about memorizing lines and rehearsing and overcoming timidity and living the part, and it is usually said that this is more than half of what drama is all about. ln a way it is, for when an actor walks on stage after rehearsal after rehearsal, he can't help but feel that the formal presentation is as natural as saying grace, that somehow the audience has been cheated by not coming to the rehearsals also. Perhaps he feels that. not having seen the character develop over a period of weeks, the audience cannot possibly benefit fully from his experience on stagle. If a handful of viewers do grasp the truth be ind the action, if they do gain from the characters experience, then that is fineg it is great. But in truth it is less then half of the show. For when two characters confront each other on the stage. it is only a reflection, a one dimensional sum of tryouts and rehearsals. of mistakes and stuttered lines, of the experience gained not between the characters from the first act to the last, but between two people from the tryout call to the final curtain of life. Q Gus Hathaway graphically tells The Zoo Story , much to Brian Parry's amusement? The 1970 Stage Crew. jirsz row: M. DiNutale. R. Musser, M. Ewen. K. Rogers: Second row: C Malone. C Foran, J. Pence. B. Byrne. P. Newbold. rhird row: B. Buckley. J. Evans. S. Lauterbach and M. Melville. 79 Student democracy: the choice is yours There are two views of a student council. One view is that it exists more or less to fill in a space on the school activity list, that it does nothing except give the most popular people in the school another ego boost and another star on their college application. People with this view see the student council as a non-presence doing non-things and doing them exactly as the admin- istration wants them done. The other view of a student council holds that the council is a group of concerned and active students who represent all the students by im- proving the school and bringing the students' feelings to the administrationas attention. The people of this mind see a student council as a dynamic exercise of democracy and as a real chance for students to determine their own edu- cational environment. The only dilferent between these two views is you. Rick Johnson, SCA Secretaryg Dominic Kinsley, SCA President, Brian Parry, SCA Vice President, and Murray Carlson, SCA Treasurer are just being checked. The Student Council members are: Alton Drayton, Paul Tyler, Steve Crane, Oscar Aizcorbe, Mike lielly, Joe McLaughlin, Father James Shannon, OSFS fModeratorD. David Tinsley, Tom Lafferty, Joe Eichelkraut, Sean Murphy, Andy Cooch, Bill Herberger, Mike Sweet, Gerard Splendore, David Crisostomo, Norman Lodato, Steve Kennedy, Ed O'Connor, Ed Baxa, Mike O'Brien, Sean Murphy, Charles Crisostomo, Art Meushaw, Al Solier, Joe Damico, Pat Halpin. Phil Ordoyne, Charlie Attilis, and Relph Drayton. The honor society: an honorable secret There is very little known about the honor so- ciety. Most recent stories in the school newspaper contain nothing but a list of names. So, although it is pretty well known who are the members of this elite group, what these people do is still a mystery. It is known that once a year they assem- ble before us all and select new members fseemingly at randomj. There is also some infor- mation available on their entrance requirements and hints that the organization is of national implication. Aside from this, their function re- mains a secret. As does honor itself, one supposes. The Senior Honor Society members are: David Falvey, Robert Perricone, Raymond Dombroski, Frank Pilotte, Robert J. Leonard, Michael Dalton, David Schlosser, Thomas Curley, Joseph Heasly, Thomas Whelan, Robert Barnett, Eric Ball, Kenneth Egger, Mr. John Rich, moderator Dom Kinsley, Leo Arico, Pat Halpin, Paul Sullivan and Jeff Hoge. The Junior Honor Society members are: fstandingj Mr. John Rich, moderator, Paul Haley, Mike Kelly, Pat Galliot, Tom Young, John Fenwickg fsitlingjf John Bradberry, Bill Herrell, Bruno Maestri, Tom Laux, Tim Battle, Jackson Pence, Jim Thompson, Quinn Lawler, Ed Baxa and Dan Falvey. Robert J. Leonard and Frank Pilotte, two members of the Honor Society in good standing, prove their intellectual prowess as they plunge through Vergil. The voice of ages is speaking toda The oratorical arts have deep roots, going back to the Greeks and Romans. The fundamentals of eloquence and expression have been finely drawn in the eons since speech was first employed. Yet today we hear a cry for new ways of communica- tion, and an indictment that the old modes are irrelevant to our times. Iretonis debate and foren- sics teams demonstrate that such a change is not only unnecessary but also undesireable. These men take the implement of posterity, formal debate, extemporaneous speech, and with them tool the topics of today into cogent arguments and strong statements. In a world where commu- nication is vital, they have been able to commu- nicate using the terms of today and the disci- plines of the past. The question was more than leaflets. The 1970 Forensics Clubfront row: Peter Newbould, Dennis Creehan, Paul Tyler, Tom Young, John Field, second row: Brian Parry, Frank Pilotte, Ed Miles, Tim Sullivan and Dominic Kinsley, The l970 Debate Team kneeling: Joe Brockert, Greg Lawler, second row: Dominic Kinsley, Peter Newbould, Dennis Creehan, Paul Tyler, Tom Young, John Fieldg back row: Brian Parry, Frank Pilotte, Ed Miles, Tim Sullivan and Kevin Waindel. Aaah-V me fW.im,,,Nf Q ,, if vi 5 'f E K ii f X 22 svrhs s E Z il' 2 if L K N 'f u 53 ll 5. v' Y 'ire tl ,a 'Y' 'W I nu 'Q 211 -f ' ' ' , 'fM2:3?: , f 'si 7, 52 , :fit isa :arg its ii s .c l 5 3 if 53 3 e S L i 1 ii. k in S. rg 5 1 x.. ' The Great Mediator. Dom Kinsley, SCA President is never one to express his allegiance. The Hawk , . . and the Dove. To reach each other is a confrontation Moratorium day was a sort of mixture. Both sides were there and all types were there: the uncommitted, desperately needing a cause and creedg the precommitted, finally convinced that the answer is yes or no, nowg the discommitted, standing off from the problem and discussing it, trying to figure things outg they all came. And they didn't decide anything. But at least they were all there. And if they come there often enough maybe they can decide something. At least it's a start. Chess: a lesson in mental masterminds From tic-tac-toe to checkers to chess, so goes the world. First a simple here or there, then a careful here or there, finally a considered everywhere. Tic-tac-toe is limited, confined, reducible. Checkers is slightly more developed, more alternative, more of a meeting of the minds. But chess, ah chess! Here are the minds of two men engaged, here are the emotions of man played out on a board. Power and lust for dominance are reduced and concentrated until the liick of a wrist topples kingdoms. Chess. Truly are some men pawns and others kings. universal search for truth: science To be more is in the first place to know more? That must be true. Surely you are more a person when your mind holds the secrets of the laser and the habits of a hamster and the proper- ties of sodium in addition to your humanity. How could you help yourself? You would have only to help others. The 1970 Science Club top row: Phil Frati, Tim Carrigan, Andrew Gerberichg second row: John St. Hilaire, John Zimmermann, Joey Wandless, John Smith, John Gatterman, Martin Jokl, Paul Sullivan, Henry Krafft, Mr. John Rich fmoderatorjg front row: James Curry, John Dickhute, E. Lee Fazzi. Frank Pilotte, Thomas Young, Mitch Owens, David Falvey and Hugh Dolan. The 1970 Latin Club: Fr. Richard Grant, osfs Qmoderatorj, James Curry, Michael Cummiskey, James Cotton, Edwin Albetski, Richard Smith, Robert Plumb, Bill Geroux, Robert Barnett, Paul Tyler, John Dickhuteg crouching: David Keithley, Lawrence Barnett, Dennis Creehang prostrated: Gregory Lawler. The 1970 Chess Club back row: Mr. Ronald Umbeck, tmoderatorj, John St. Hilaire, Randy Meyers, Brian Parry, Timothy Sullivan, Frank Pilotte. Chris Maloneg -front row: Edward Miles, Martin Jokl, Thomas Young, Robert Fair. The chemistry and Physics Lab Assistants are Khack rowj: Frank Pilotte. John St. Hilaire,jh1nl row: Andrew Gerberich, Martin Jokl and John Zimmermann. The Biology Lab Assistants are fback rawj: Larry Barnett, Paul Sullivan. Dennis Creehan, Hugh Dolang fsecond rowj: Dennis Creedan, Lee Plumb. Richard Smith, David Welsh. Stephen Zinkg lfront rowj: Bernie Buckley. John Porasky, Paul Tyler, Mike Commiskey. David Keithley. Fr, Albert Smith. osfs tmoderatorb. The past is present inside your mind Something in man wants to sniff at his roots. Some men read history and some listen to old tales and some visit old places to satisfy this urge, but all of these sublimations are in reality attempts at returning and reliving. Let men think that they really can return and they will go wild. Viewed from the contemporary they appear to be wearing sheets, not togas. They seem bizarre. But inside they are Romans. They are ourselves realized. Perhaps existence is a quality of the mind. The leftover Latin Club members are: Leo J. Arico. Frank Pilotte. Thomas Young and John Zimmermann. nl the truth will set you free Objectivity: the ability to seperate personal sentiment from fact. A newspaperis ideal. Truth is its virtue. Even if the truth and opinions are not incompatible, an opinionated view paints a sloppy picture of the truth. Completeness and accuracy are the essentials of objective news cov- erage. It only takes a fractured portrait of the truth to warp clear thinking into prejudice and repressive corruption. A newspaper must find the truth, must seek all the truth. Unless it does this, it fails. It becomes a Dorian Grey' youthful vigor and innocence on the outside while a vile loath some creature lurks within It has become shack led to its own corruption Only the truth will set you free Tim Battle hard working pilot of the BI Word awaits take off instructions The BI Word Staff Bob Noone Joe Brockert Dennis Crehan Bill Geroux Greg Lawler Ed O Connor Don Tracy Paul Tyler and Steve Barrett -.1 ww gi Captured by an excellent speciman of BI-Word photography, Mr. Marc Ostinato shudders at the thought of another issue. N... Q- T ni., ,,..,....--ewfff' JP awk ,N . Back to his old self, Mr. Marc Ostinato, thoughtfully adjusts his glasses before taking them off. Joe Brockert and Paul Tyler discuss an important editorial rewrite. More informative than the main bulletin board, the BI-Word's features such pot pourri as jock-boxes and used styrofoam cups. 87 Bob Barnett. editor. Tr to remember . . . The records of nine months of activity by six hundred people are not easily compiled. And once they are, they can be rather dull. Although whois who in football or chess may be statistically noteworthy, many people look on group pictures only with embrassment at their appearance or discontent with their inconspicuous position. Be that as it may, the records and rosters do have value. Not only are they statistical. they are also memorable. But a yearbook records only half a memory: the fact tan unforgettable picture youlve forgotten, a memorable event you can,t rememberjg you must supply the meaning. You must add something to the picture of two boys to make it a memory of friendship. You must have lived and experienced this year for these pages to be more than trivia. A yearbook is a product of the times. This yearbook is a product of these times. In large and small ways the year 1969-1970 is on these pages. The philosophy as well as the history is here. If you have lived this year with us you will know that. Between us we know that this year- book, like this year, is a product for all times. Fllghl 1970 Staff front row: Mitch Owens. Dave Arbogast, Robert Barnett. Fr. Charles Norman: second row Brian Parry, John Bruggeman, Tim Kelleher, Leo Arico. Pat Kennedy. Steve Lauterbach, Henry Kratft Dominic Kinsleyg third row: Larry Tychsen, John Hittinger. Anthony Cuputy. Pat Halpin. ,ir 'Q-am.,,mL' l97O Harvest Staif, seated: Steve Paulus, Tom Birmingham. Paul Tyler, Tom O'Brieng standing: Dave Arbogast, Dom Kinsley, John Hittinger. Mitch Owens, Terry Adams, John Bradberry, John Bruggeman, Leo Arico. Tom Laux. Pat Halpin. Bob Barnett, Fr. Charles Norman. osfs. Anthony Caputy and Brian Parry. Tim Kelleher, the photography editor of the yearbook. finds himself on the other end of his little black box in the canned ld pose. Bob Barnett opens his monthly plain brown envelope, much to the delight of those connoisseurs of arty photographs, the yearbook staff. Harvest is spirit in heart and soul NHarvest is the Ireton literary magazine. It is full of good things to read and regard. It is the result ofthe thoughts of many people. It is a collection of these thoughts when they have ripened. When it is finally published the people involved dance and sing. Just like at a real harvest. 89 The 1969 Bishop Ireton Sacristans: Richard Vogel, Steve Hayward and Fred Drinkard. Brian Parry vividly describes the adventures in Ireton's latest DFM fDirty Film Makersj production. The 1969 Media Club John St. Hilaire, Leo Arico, John Smith, Steve Lauterbach, Steve Hayward and James Dixon ml ff -r gif : ,' 2:55 L f .f ,., ' ' .V Ifszzfgfm -1x:fe.: ,W f -: - . :ff Relevancy is needed for communication Communication. Relating. Plain talk. The age cries out for them. People become rocks, impervious to all, uncommunicative as stone. Among themselves they refuse to open up, to tell those things basic and true. Before their god they hide behind a mask of mumbo-jumbo and ritual. Silent. Hidden. Sad. The change is coming, as it must. The mind of modern man, speeded up and compartmental- ized, is finally being made aware. The facts of eternity are being recognized against the setting of today. The movies and mass medias fiash to catch you and then drive home the barb of truth and meaning. Humanism dashes by you dressed in the foil of relevancy and need. You must race after it. Even religion lives. It still dances with permanence, honor, and sobriety, but now it is backed by the pulse of alternative and action rather than the strains of dogma and apathy. All of man,s life is converging, all of it is being spo- ken of in the same voice and one day the voice will say the same words, for the secular and the sacred are really coincidental facts, simultaneous experience. One day there will be laughing that is prayer. Then it will be over. We will have built the earth. We will have won the race. We shall be free. The first weekly message of the Bicom emphasized the beginning of a new school year. . . 2:': - X- .F Qi S The 1969 Bicom: Peter Newbold, Fred Schultze, Fr. Albert Smith, osfs, Tim Sullivan and Brian Gritte. Fr. Pat Barney, osfs, movie mogul of the Media club, passes on the tricks of the trade to his left-hand man Steve Hayward. Homecoming 1969: welcome back home If I was coming home they wouldn't do this for me. A bonfire as big as a house with crazy people running around it. A parade with iloats from every class, even the Freshmen. A beautiful queen. It only happens in the movies when the President returns to his alma mater. Theyfd never do it for me. They did. That special touch. Senior Class Vice President Artie Meushaw takes time out from float time to keep up with the latest in men's grooming. Phil Ordoyne frightj and Dave Garver give Artie a much needed manicure while Mike Gaghan hits the nail on the head with an avant-garde hair style. Early afternoon: a harmless pile of has-been logs and newspapers stands in silent helplessness beneath the feet of Phil Orodyne and Kenny Rogers. Early evening: the pile becomes a pyre - a fiery symbol of defiance to all intruders. Jim Clark would freely give the headless Junior Class float the shirt oh' his back. And why not? - he's already given up his pants. vb ,XM sm, .ii .4-- I 'v . x, .4 IPL, Win 5' 1 45,5 fn' 1 '0- 'w- 'u1- 'QW' 'Niki V v,. V Y.. . X, fiat Cheerleader's SPirit e f remains uncontested 5' Have you got that spirit? Yeah man! Have you got that spirit? EZ he a V. Yeah man! f 'f ,I 6 Well what about the girls? 3 i - -at Huh? Huh? Huh, huh, huh? . W f fa t r ' bm Have they got that spirit? .L 2 at i y ,V 4. Yeah man! If i a t l yt t tss utus t Have they got that spirit? il? yg lm at y M to X ,,, 1 H . if 2'i t ' Yeah man! P 2 ' i' 2 . -E-ia' V Letts hear it for the girls. i i I W Yeah man!! xy y t e ' fi: r i- - rgff L ' W ......- ,HI , ,A . pi. , - ---- . - - , :.. f 1 ,1 ti t e f c ,::?, ' L -- l rroit 1 : 1, fi? or otwt ill 4 The l970 Varsity Cheerleaders: Mary Hartigan, Pam Hogue, i : j s1 Regina Joyce, Eileen Tracy, Rita May, Ann Varhol, Pat M' Lynch, and Marie Hanlon. Tom Laux receives either a philosophy lesson or a first warning. Mickey Bednarek and Andre Fuant enjoy themselves at a typical Ireton dance. 94 , , ',, . . , -f . .4 ' 2- 2 ', 1 I ,H i wi I t , , L5 Qui -fit. .,. ,V K Q . ' , of . . .x I ,. Q D .3 , , . is ' f ,, . . .23 f , ' 'f t v gt , I gs v -V xii' v v. A 1 A .1 6.4 I an if f pg A i , 3 W 7 5 sl' M.. M 1 ,Q 3 ' 2 at Q ,t W u r QA ' 5 QW'-J, K 2 -x X ' K 1. ,-:ibn .J , l 3 1' 'SIA ' it ' 33-lg r 3, 4 hi Y fig Y 9 355 2 ft ff , ... i sr r Vx, ' 3' 5 P QW Q ,xx 4: 9 I . JY: ti 'if' tix. fs ' we The l970 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders front row: Eileen Rita, Peggy Durkin, Lori DiCesare, Marcia Portelag second row: Debbie Carey, Pat Hayden, Pat McCusker and Mari Normyle. Rita May throws herself into a cheer for the Cards. Bernie Murphy displays his vest and other accessories. Sociability is care in form and meaning Sociability is an art which includes the cour- tesy of holding the door for an old lady and the pleasure of introducing yourself to a young lady. At Ireton, the art of sociability is all of this and more, it has become a way of life. The degree of Ireton sociability may vary. At football games, it consists of hoarse, cogent cheers. At dances, it is Nfreaking out? At the proms, it can be boutonnierers and orchids. Re- gardless of this degree, however, it is always en- joyable and natural. The Ireton man can usually be identified by this natural comfort in social situations. Such adaptability calls for two things: a social know- ledgability and a social concern. The first of these can be taught. It consists of who shakes whose hand first, what to wear when, how to hold a fork, and all the other rituals and rites we lump together under the etiquette. The second factor, however, must be absorbed. It is this less tangible quality, this regard and respect a person must have for his neighbor, this caring for others thap turns the lists of etiquette into socialbility At Ireton, this amplification of form through meaning is begun, if not completed. Portraits 5 Vg, ! The great point is to leave us the possibility of discovering ourselves through the realization that each of us holds his personhoocl as a gm' from the other. U Number one position achieved by seniors No. l. The top. First. ltis some feeling. You're up there and every- one else is behind. You lead and they follow. But it doesn't just happen. Work. Experience. Effort. Pile them one on the other, scramble to the top, and you've arrived! Ask the Seniors. Four years is long or short, depending on where you stand. From the beginning it looks infinite, from the end instantaneous. Through it all you keep adding to what you have - Chemis- try to Biology, Physics to Chemistry, experience, maturity, knowledge. But four years must end. When it does there is sadness and joy, but most of all fulfillment. The fulfillment of being done, finished, arrived. Ask the Seniors. They've arrived. Theyire No. l. . . ,.., K 'K . . .-1..2'l1I..s.f?.-. 1 ssii. . asv....-wevi-41.1-..fiez-H 1 1- . Do you believe that? Bill Baker,s skepticism seems to be matched only by his discriminating tastes in class. Together they make him the touchstone for Senior teachers everywhere. Terence W. Adams David L. Arbogast Leo J. Arico Thomas E. Bailey William M. Baker Eric T. Ball 98 ,. - .gf -'rr' .., ig, Maybe it fell out of a big tree? seems to be Tim Kelleherls The 1970 Senior Class Officers: Relf Drayton, Arty Meushaw. reaction to the still incomplete Senior class float. Brian Phil Ordoyne and Al Solier. McCormick assures him that it will improve with time . . . and it did! Robert J. Barnett William J. Barrett Thomas F. Bednarek Adams, Terence W. Bisons 1, 2, 3, 4,' Harvest 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Arbogast, David L. Bi-Word 2, 3, 4,' Bisons 3, 4,' Yearbook 4, Harvest 3, 4,' Track 1, 2, 3, 4,' Cross Country 2,' Latin Club 2. Arioo, Leo J. Yearbook 4,' Harvest 3, 4,' Latin Club 2, 3, 4,' Media Club 4. Bailey, Thomas T. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club 1,' Bisons 1, 2, 3, 4,' Red Cross Club 2, 3,' Prom Committee 3, 4. Baker, William M. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Baseball 4,- Prom Committee 3, 4. Ball, Eric T. Bi-Word 3, 4,' Biology Lab As- sistants 2. Bamett, Robert J. Bi-Word 2, 3,' Yearbook 4,' Harvest 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Latin Club 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistants 2. Barrett, William J. Bi-Word 2,' Basketball 2, 3,' Track 1, 4,' Cross Country 1, 2,' Prom Committee 3, 4. Bednarek, Thomas F. Pop Band 3,' Bisons 3, 4,' Stage Crew 1,' Dance Committee 3,' Art Club 1. Arnold W. Bennett Alexander P. Butterfield Harry A. Campbell Stephen P. Cicinato Michael E. Cilinski John T. Clark A twist of wires. a scrap of paper. and intensity transform Joe Heasly into a budding physicist. Inseparable even in the stadium. Frank Pilotte and Bobby J Leonard debate one ofthe fine points of gridiron tactics. Apparently no one told them that debating was over 20 pages 2ig0. Kevin O. Clark Edmond J. Comitz Jay J. Corbalis George J. Coy Patrick J. Coyle Bennett, Arnold W. Band 1,' Bi-Word 2,' Base- ball 3, 4,' Chess 2. Butterfield, Alexander P. Bi- Word I,' Wrestling I,' Cross Country l,' Football 2,' Track 2,' Honor Society 1,' Rugby 2, 3,' Crew 3. Campbell, Harry A. Glee Club 3, 4,' Football 2, 3, 4,' Track 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 2. Cilinski, Michael E. Glee Club 4,' Bisons 1, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Dance Committee 4. Clark, John T. Track 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Foot- ball 2. John C. Crimen Clark, Kevin O. Football 1,' Intramural Basket ball I,' Prom Committee 3, 4. Cornitz, Edmond J. Bisons 3, 4,' Prom Commit tee 4. Corbalis, Jay J. Football 4. Coy, George J. Bisons 3, 4. Coyle, Patrick J. Glee Club 3, 4,' Football 1, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4,' Booster Club 4. Crimen, John C. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club I Bisons 2. 1 Thomas J. Curley James J. Curry Michael K. Dalton John H. Daniel Micheal J. Dellarco Denis S. Desloge ,Ju l ,I M-walv san., Stews ' , tie. Q- sgtafgkri-K 'iss ff: tl :il J If Zfzfja?-es' f ' Although Paul Sullivan remains wide awake and ready with answers, Rick Vogel can't understand how anyone could Dr, Jekyll of Mr. Heid? See what happens when when Jerry rationalize that late in the day. Heid takes off his glasses. Kenneth D. DiCeSare John C. Dickhute Steven W. Doll Raymond A. Dombroski Robert J. Douglas Relford E. Drayton Curley, Thomas J. Football 1, 2, 3,' Tracki2,4 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4,' Latin Club 2. . Curry, James J. Honor Sociegt 3. 4,' Baseball 1,' Latin Club 2, 3, 4,' Science Club 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Football 2. Dalton, Michael K. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' German Club I. Daniel, John H. Stage Crew l,' Prom Com- mittee 3,' Dance Committee 3. Dellaroo, Michael J. Band I, 2,' Student Council l,' Baseball I, 2,' Track 3, 4,' Prom Committee 4. Desloge, Denis S. Glee Club 3, 4,' Football Ig Basketball I- Baseball 2, 3, 4. iDiCeSa.re, -Kenneth D. Baseball 1, 2, 3, IL' Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Dickhute, John C. Glee Club 1,' Manager of Baseball 3,' Intramural Football 2,' French Club Ig Science Club 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistants 2. Doll, Steven W. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Dombroski, Ray A. Bi- Word 2, 3,' Yearbook 4,' Harvest 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Latin Club 2,' Track 1, 2, 3, 4,' Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Douglas, Robert J. Debating 1,' Bisons 4' Science Club 4. Drayton, Relford E. Class Ojicer 4,' Football 1,' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Surrounded by the pressures of the academic day. Senior Vice Robert A. Leonard slowly slips into cardiac arrest as a radical President, Arty Meushaw, struggles valiantly to avoid the idea is put forth at a Senior Class meeting in the cafeteria. dreaded senior slump. Alfred L. Dfinkafd R. Matthew Duff Kenneth O, Egger faffw' Robert M. Fair David J. Falvey E. Lee F azzi Michael J. Fenwick Andrew B. Fernandez Brian E- Field 104 'sl m .... . JR John J. Foley Richard A. Ford Michael P. Gaghan Drinkard, Alfred L. Glee Club 3, 4,' Dramatics 2,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Dance Committee 3,' Yearbook 3,' Latin Club 2,' Honor Society 3, 4. Durr, R. Matthew Prom Committee 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,' Football 3, 4. Egger, Kenneth O. German Club 1, 2,' Honor Society 2, 3, 4,' Basketball Mgr. 4,' Intramural Basketball 3. Fair, Robert M. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Glee Club Ig Honor Society 3, 4,' Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Falvey, David J. Science Club 4,' Intramural Basketball 4,' Harvest 3, 4. Fazzi, E. Lee Prom Committee 3,' Bisons 2, 3, 4,' Science Club 4,' Track 1, 2, 3, 4,' Cross Country 2, 3. . Fenwick, Michael J. Biword 2, 3, 4,' Science Club I,' Latin Club 2,' Track 1,' Intramural Football 1. Fernandez, Andrew B. Glee Club 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Biword 1, 2,' Intramural Basketball 1, 2,' Booster Club 4,' Intramural Football I, 2. Field, Brian F. Choral Music 4,' Wrestling 3, 4. Foley, John J. Debating I,' German Club 1,' Latin Club 2,' Wrestling 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1,' Intramural Football 1, 2. Gaghan, Michael P. Glee Club 2, 3,- Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3,' Bisons 2, 3,' Homecoming Committee 3. John D. Gallagher David J. Garver Norman E. Grimm J. Patrick Halpin James M. Hanson Richard F. Harlow A questioning mind can have many consequences. John Zimmermann seems to have found that one of these Ever vigilant against philandering in ollice, SCA Vice consequences is the reaction of classmates Joey Wandless, President Brian Pa finall catches President Dominic U7 Y John Hittinger, Pat Halpin and Tim Kelleher. Kinsley with his pants down. s Q -is 59M l I ar Chris McCallum and Father Norman warily sample some of Father Green's Bookpaste Soutile. Michael B. Healy Joseph D. Heasly Jerome C. Heid 'Q ,v 54 4 1 J , I J 'X 'ii William W. Henderson John P. Hittinger James B. Hoffman Gallagher, John D. Glee Club 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Basketball 1,' Cross Country 1. Garver, David J. Stage Crew 2, Biword 2,- Homecoming Committee 4. Grimm, Norman E. Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3,' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4., Halpin, J. Patrick Dramatics 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 4,' Yearbook 4,' Biword 2, 3, Art Club 2,' German Club I, 2,' Latin Club 1, 2,' Track I,' Swimming 3,' Harvest 3, 4. Hanson, James M. Glee Club 4,' Prom Committee 4,' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4,' Gay 4. Harlow, Richard F. Band I, 2,' Glee Club 1, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Bisons 3, 4,' Baseball I, 2. Healy, Michael B. Band I,' Glee Club 3, 4,' Dance Committee 4,' Baseball, M gr. 3. Heasly, Joseph D. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Dance Committee 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Heid, Jerome C. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4,9 Homecoming Committee 3, 4. Henderson, William W. Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 1, 4,' Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,' Forensics 1. Hittinger, John P. Yearbook 4,' Biword 2, 3,' German Club 1, 2,' Honor Society 1, 2,' Harvest 3, 4. Hoffman, James B. Glee Club 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Biology Lab Assistant 2,' Cross Country 1,' Intramural Basketball 3,' Baseball 2, 4,' Football 4,' Intramural Football 1, 2. Jeffrey A. Hoge Eldon D. Hughes Charles A. Iarrobino Dennis R. Inguagiato ,Brian E. Johnson Eric E. Johnson Kevin P. Kady Christopher O. Keister Timothy M. Kelleher Q I I il...---J T----- 'W ii in yi iir I Phil Ordoyne and sixteen Presidents of the United States find Joey Wandless an interesting study, while John Foley and Rick Shows do Sgeyes frontl' John Foley savors the liavor of his vanilla ice cream cone while Fr. Gavin impatiently waits his turn. Dennis P. Kelly Dominic A. Kinsley Henry M. Krafft Hoge, Jeffrey A. Honor Society 3, 4,' Latin Keister, Christopher O. Glee Club 3. Club 2. Hughes, Eldon D. Band I, 2, 3, 4. Iarrobino, Charles A. Bi-Word 2, 3,' Harvest 3, 4,' Latin Club 2. Inguagiato, Dennis R. Bi- Word 2, 3, 4,' Gobf 1, 2, 3, 4. Manager Varsity Football 4. ' Johnson Brian E. Glee Club 2, 3,' Dramatics 2, 3,' Gob' 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3 Debating 3,' Prom Committee 3. Johnson, Eric E. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4,' Debating 1, 2, 3, 4,' Bi-Word I, 2, 3,' Bisons 2 3, 4,' Intramural Football 1, Kady, Kevin P. Bi-Word 2,' Boosters Club 4. Kelleher, Timothy M. Dramatics 3,' Yearbook 3, 4',' Harvest 3, 4,' Bi-Word 3, 4,' French Club 2 Chess I. Kelly, Dennis P. Student Council 3,' Glee Club 2,' B-Wora' Ig Football 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Kinsley, Dominic A. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4,' Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4,' Debating 1, 2, 3, 4,' Bi-Word I, 2, 3,' Yearbook 4,' Harvest 3, 4,' Forensics 2, 3, 4,' French Club Ig Prom Committee 3, 4. Krafft, Henry M. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4,' Basketball I,' Track 3,' Science Club 4. Ed Miles, Professor Emeritus at Sliderule U., absent-mindedly wanders into his Advanced Directional Vector Study class, to Forgetting the fun and games SC11i0rS Brian MCCOfI11iCk and the immense amusement of his erudite students. Terry Adams get down to some serious studies in Physics. Joseph Kfisanda Robert LCOI13,I'd RODCII LCOI12lI'd Dennis J. Loftus Patrick G. Loftus Robert J. Magnini Robert M. Malone Joseph Mansy John D. Markey O -F iw 3 dw wt' W, :iii W 5. a .- 1 v if 5 A 'Munn' '- S i I Stephen L. May Joseph C. McCallum J. Brian McCormick Krisanda, Joseph M. Band 3, 4. p 3 - Leonard, Robert A. Bi-Word I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Honor Society 4,' Chess Club I, 2, 33 Red Cross Club 2. Leonard, Robert J. Debating 1, 2, 3,' Forensics 2, 3,' Swimming 2, 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Loftus, Dennis J. Bisons 1. Loftus, Patrick G. Intramural Football 2,' Red Cross Club 3. Magnini, Robert J. Glee Club 2, 4,' Dramatics 1, 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Bi- Word 3,' Manager Cross Country 3. Mansy, Joseph President Jn Class, Glee Club lata. rom Committee 3,' Dance Committee 3,' Bi-Ward 1, 2, 3: Manager Cross Country 2, 3. Markey, John D. Debating 1,' Biology Lab Assistantfl' French Club 1,' Honor Society 3,' Swimming 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3. May, Stephen L. Bi- Word 1,' Football 1, 3, 4. McCallum, Joseph C. Glee Club 45 Prom Committee 3, Bi-Word 1, .2,' Latin Club 2,' German Club I, 2,' Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. McCormick, J. Brian Prom Committee 3, 4, Dance Committee 3,' Student Council 3,' Year- book 4,' Bi- Word 2, 3,' Harvest 3, 4,' Bisons'2, 3,' Honor Society 3, 4. , Never tiring of his busy schedule, Senior Tom Curley prepares for the upcoming math test with some mental gymnastics. Fr. Kenny smugly explains to Mike Gaghan that his concept of trigonometric identities amounts to heresy. Mike takes it all in his usual jovial manner. Michael J. McKillips Arthur C. Meushaw Edward F. Miles Th0maS E. Mulheafll Michael J. O'Brien Vincent J. O,Keefe -e:,.o- Pierre C. Orantes J. Philip Ordoyne Gordon M. OW James M. Owens Brian S. Parry Mcliillips, Michal 4g Proms Committee4,' Baseballflgei Intramurals 1, 2, . . L'kf lffgi-Ni A 3, 4g Dance Council 3, 41' Bi-WW -'ff 2, 3, 4,5 Tennis 2, 23, Club 4, Cf-'W Oiled-,3sf f ' - 2123, 4: 2, 3,2 45 Chess 1, 2,gf3,l 4. iuureeret f?1 . Mulhearn, Th0111zisi,tEQo If Bisons 1, 3, 4,' German Club I,' Football 22. 2 O'Brien, Michael J. Glee Club 45 Prom Committee 3g Student Council 4,' Football 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 1,' Baseball 1, 3, 4. O'Keefe, Vincent J. Stage Crew 3,' Prom Committee 3, Biword 3,' Gay 2,' Ordoyne, John P. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,- Prom Robert M. Perricone Committee 3, 45 Committee 3, 4,- Student Council 2, 23,2141 ieif Btword 2g Bisons Ig German Club 1, 2g ,Wrestling 2, 3, 4,' Booster- Club 4,' Class e0jiceff,3, 14,- Homecoming Committee 3,18 f rooeotr ltur 1 ' OW, Gordon M., Biword 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Joelu fi ort, g Q t Owens, ' 3, 24: Newspaper 2, 3, 4,' Basketball P P Parzy, Brian S. Banda Dromatics 3, 4, Biword 1, 2, 35 Honor eSoeie01 3, 4,' Chess 1, 2, 35 Harvest 3, 4,' Student Council 4. Perricone, Robert M. Prom Committee 4,' Biword 4,' Honor Sociegf 2,' Intramural Basketball 1,' Basketball , Manager 3,' Cross Country 2. 2 I Frank T. Pilotte Daniel F. Poole Gerald A. Portela Joseph L. Rehme James F. Ritter Kenneth L. Rogers F Michael G. Samordic John M. Samuelson David A. Schlosser Joseph K1-isanda evasively muses upon some more or less ambiguous instructions. Fred Drinkard appears to have grasped an important concept in Mr. Rich's PSSC physics class, while Rick Vogel struggles valiantly to gain it. Stephen J. Sheehy Timothy J. Sheehy Richard J- Shows Thomas L. Sklopan Glynn A. Smith George A. Solier Pilotte, Francis T. hrl e i 35 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 213: 4? bphysics Lab ASSfSff1'1YS.4-all ...e5 toseo ' ' 1 to POOR, Daniel 34. ' Mfmgewf t elt e 3 1 Portela, Jerry. rhhh tot o tnhors Irttramural Football Ig Intramural 2g 3 Rehme, Joseph L. Cro33fYCouatrjy 1, 2, 23, 4,- Track 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistants 2. Ritter, James F. Track 2, 343 4,-3 Cross Country 2 3 V liogers, Kenneth L. Glee Club 3, 4,' Dramatics 4,' Debating 3,' Honor Society 3,' Football 1, 2,' Track I 2 3 44 Cross Country 2342 Mahagefof Varsity ,BasloetbaIl 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,- Dance Committee 3, 4. 3 3 X Samordic, Michael G. BisWord 2, 3,' Honor swim 3,- Football if Baseball 1, 3, 44 Samuelsen, John. yyth Traolt .4,- .Manager of Track team 2- 3 eschlossef-s iW0rd 24 3,f .HOW Track 22 x 3: 'tto tlrseetssylt i f Sheehitii ttl PWM. ossrllttlel i' Sheehy, TiHi0fTi25? ltllei fBfS0hS 29 3, 4,- Chmfs 2. tel ' I 2 e Shows, Richard J. Basketball 1,- Baseball l,' Intramurat Basketball 2,' Prom Committee 3. o 2 3 Sklopan, Thomas L. Wrestling I, 2: Intramural Football 1. yo 2 3 t Smith, Glynn gl! QQ 234 Albx 2,9 'erase Country 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3. Solier, George A. ClaSSi0j5oer 4,' Band 1, 2, 23, 4,' Intramural Footbdll lbloi bryyb Prom Committee 4,' Dance Committeelogll olyy ff ytylb ft! t .le or f George V. Spraggins Patrick F. Steigleman Paul F. Sullivan Michael M. Swago William R Talty Charles F. Toler Charlie Toler gives the cameraman a threateningllook in this Leo Arico informs unbelieving Bob Barnett of some picture taken the afternoon of the alleged conspiracy. In the . .... . . . . . . undisclosed information regarding the Kinsley Assassination Picture, money ls seen changmg hands between Serum Class Attem t unaware that a rentice District Attome Ed Miles President Relf Drayton a-nd some unidentified underclass P ' pp. . . . y . is hstemn in on the conversation. agents. g Assassination attempt, Student Council President Dominic Kinsley clutches his stomach after being hit by a sniper in English class. After three shots. two of which hit Fr. Norman's desk and a third which struck John Zimmermann in the forehead. the mysterious sniper tintilly hit Kinsley in the stomach. John Hittinger. the state's key witness. catches a glimpse of the sniper, us Paul Sullivan records the event in his notebook 'Q-T' Richard A. Vogel Joey Wandless Spraggins, George V. Dramatics 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3,' Dance Committee 3, 4,' Football 2,' Swimming 1, 3, 4. Steigelrnan, Patrick F. Glee Club 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4,' Booster Club I, 4. Sullivan, Paul F. Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Science Fiction Club 1,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Track I, 2, 3, 4g Cross Counttjy I, 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistant 2,' Harvest 3, 4. Swago, Michael M. Intramural Basketball 3, Baseball 1,' Cross Country 1. Talty, William B. Prom Committee 4,' Student -PQYM Michael R. Ware Council 2,' Yearbook 4,' Bisons Ig Football 1, 2, 3, 4,' Track 3,' Baseball 1, Booster Club 4. Toler, Charles F. Prom Committee 3, 4,' Dance Committee 3, 4,' Baseball 4,' Swimming 51, 3, 4,- Booster Club 4. 4 Vogel, Richard A. Prom Committee 3, 4. Dance Committee 3, 45 Track 4,' Harvest 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Yearbook 3. Wandless, Joey Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Prom Committee 3, 4, Bisons 3, 4, Biology Lab Assistant 2,' Baseball M gr. 2. Ware, Michael R. Harvest 3,' Track 4. 117 Stephen B. Wharton Thomas B. 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J I .. 3.5 'wg' 1 1' m Ww- ? . A ,Q ,A W Q a ' , is 5? T f, .A swf' A is fuk, 1 Q ,.,,..g, 54 ,SFA .S ,W ,Mag J .wiv is f . ff Reis? Q W Juniors burn bright before final year They beat the Seniors at football. Do you re- member that? Do you? They got their rings in May. Others tried. Others failed. They didn't. This class of '71, these Juniors, seem unstop- pable. They seem to be everywhere. On the grid- iron, in the key, on the stage, everywhere! Why don't they take a rest? How can they keep up the pace? Some would tell you they are dashing after seniority, and that is probably true, but it is just as easy to drift into seniority, to put in your time and emerge as a Senior. Why donit they do it that way? Why are they always doing something? I imagine they enjoy it. The scheming, the planning, the class spirit all contribute to their enjoyment. The frenzy of laughter and achieve- ment occupies them wholly, it animates them, makes them delightfully alive. Probably someday they will turn around and find that they are sud- denly Seniors. Surprise! Q The Junior Class Ofiicers of 1970: Mike Kelly, Ed Baxa, Larry Woodland, and Kevin Waindel. Oscar Aizcorbe Charles Attilis Michael Baht -3 Geoffrey Bancroft Timothy Battle Edmund Baxa L S L32 f ' .4 32.7, 1 zf- 6' , ,, 'C 3 t.Lii,! C K M fn! , ve ff- '4 LQ VQH: 'X I it Wg -iz :AIH I 1 funub If Q V 6 t l P i J i i? tt, Donald Beckman John Bednarek Timothy Berry Thomas Birmingham John Bradberry George Bradish John Bruggeman David Buress Robert Byrnes During the early morning routine Paul Haley hghts his way from his locker to another dreary day. C J David Campbell XUlh0I1y Caputy Murray Carlson :hr-iglopher Casey 'Aichael Cassidy Brett Clapsaddle James Clark Jerry Clubb Peter Cogswell Bruno Maestri delights in Father O'Neill's discovery that James Schwab is a perfect 36. . Qliivr, it .47 I i9 4 We V L,ALf51l 2,fm,1 3 V , ZLQA . ..,. , 5 U - fs Wk - If t:-sw .:-: 6' Matthew Corbett Thomas Cotter Michael Decowski :,.t: 1 4.1 4. J 6 K 540 may we . K- ksigll. James Corkey Michael Costello Robert Cottey Richard Cowing ViCIOf D6 Fi0I'i Michael DeGiorgi Patrick Foye James Gaghan Francis Gailliot Kevin Dugan Michael Evans Daniel Falvey Charles FHVTCHU John Fenwick Edward Fisher JOSCPI1 Fisher Kevin Foley Andre Fouant Charles Gallagher Kenneth Gallagher John Gibson Michael Gibson Brian Gritte Paul Haley While most of the Juniors prefer a solid diet, as attested by Alan Heneberry, there are exceptions to the rule. Robert Byrnes adamantly adheres to a menu of fruitjuice and milk. Between Juniors Richard Lush and William Herrell the question is not of spirit but of where it should be directed. Timothy Harrison Gardner Hathaway William Houser Joseph Hayes Stephen Hayward David Henderson Alan Henneberry William Herrel Derek J0hrlS0n fir 32 65 Robert Keller Robert Keman William King Michael Kelly Patrick Kennedy Alfred Koehler William Koziol Matthew Kraift Michael Kidwell Stephen King James Lauck Thomas Laux William Laux Stephen Kirby James Klett Thomas Lawler Colin Lettice Richard Lewis The Junior day of recollection found Juniors Larry Tychsen. Louis Whitestone. Bob Whitwam, and Ronny Zell struggling with communication as a topic and as u reality. ' ri: L r it X, 4' wifi eww i--.. , 'e 'E 332, William Love Richard Lush Bruno Maestri John Manfre Dennis Manning Charles Matasic tg Q M' 4 15, my V Qi' David Madden Richard Mann Cyril Mayer tzi. A if i at y ii il W ' -1 . rf' -' 1 X 'J i W 'i 'Q X J - Gary McCartney James McCloskey William Muchoney Robert Noone Thomas O'Keefe Clilford Olson 124 Stephen McCurdy Edward O,Connor Gary Patterson Paul Paulus Vincent Pavone Wayne Peterson David Pierce Michael Powers Keith Ramundo Jackson Pence Lester Plumly Kevin Ramundo . my , 5 f 'VJ' in K 'writ 553, .... , . . 1 : F' Q1 D, t 4 sxv, . , - ' 4 Q Qi jg , --,,-:. I. Diffs: gr, X A , , i t Q1 ff I , 1 +2 1- ' Robert Russ David Schuster James Schwab James Shanahan Michael Sheriek john P, Smith John W. Smith David Spaulding Guy Spring A,5 V , , 3 ,S WEEE: v Q1 IH David Steinbacher Frank Thorpe James Tutsock if af E+, EQ, P. Kevin Sullivan William Tilton Lawrence Tychsen ,, i lg, gt, M 7 5 it flag 9 f' ei I James Thompson Peter Turke Frank Vaeearella I ...,,:A it L True to tradition, Juniors dominate the animal section at the Anthony Venture Kevin Waindel Lawrence Walthall George Washington football game. Here their attention seems Joseph Wasiak Louis WhilCSIOnC Robert Whitwam to be divided between Charlie Attiliis on the field and Steve Lawrence Woodland Thomas Young Ronald Zell Kirby on the bass drum. . at. Sophomores present puzzles and answers After you have been a Freshman and before you can become a Junior, you must be a Sopho- more, There is absolutely nothing that can be done. It must be. Sophomores are in a state of flux, of potential, of formation. Theirs is the time of Hrealv high school subjects like Biology and Geometry. Theirs is a class of ureall' high school organiza- tion with dances and Iloats. Theirs is a period of development. They have no real identity: neither the naivete of Freshmen, nor the energy of Juniors, nor the superiority of Seniors. Yet they sometimes seem to have all these qualities. They are a puzzle . . . and a solution. The pristine etiquette of the cafeteria sometimes suifers at the hands of Chris Malonels ravenous appetite. Joe Brockerfs attempts to maintain a certain decorum as he fastidiously munches on a french fry. The 1970 sophomore class officers: Chuck Crisostomo, Joe Damico, Norman Lodato, and Joe Eichelkraut. Edmund Moroney stares back at his lunch as Tom Leyer revels in peanut butter and jelly. 126 M L vi ma-a ' f- ,sr -:.:':::s?:: -zz., W f - .-saw: 1. ' viffj f '2fs1 5Eti'I J pq W ,, .aa -t, :H s' ,t . -gl , . .1-, ' .,: . swa uaga I ty R K9 Edgar Abbott John Aubin Stephen Barrett Edwin Albetski Michael Barbour Robert Bassford John Boska John Bowler Joseph Brockert Danny Br0Wn Brian Byrne Robert Bymc 5:1 ,J ..,,, an at Y ii' . Q, nc, 1 a Nicholas Atiyeh Lawrence Barnett Scott Battle Carl Brittain Bernard Buckley James Carey is I Michael Bennet Bernard Bennick Mich, Bermingham James Bierman Edward Blackburn Michael Boland Joel Bonner Henry BOTSCS William BOFECS Q arf XX 331 .l,' .i 3 Sean Carrigan Patrick Clarity Brian Clark David Cloyd F. Constantino James Cotton Ralph Cowing Dennis Creedon Dennis Creehan 127 Chas. Crisostomo Joseph Cummiskey ffr29LQ?te?i3'E5t5 ,Z or ' f i s .A E 'fihrkvw :rf is :ww 12524212149 lf raw mmef EYES: xii . . . K John Curry Joseph DamiC0 Albert Davis Reed Davis James Dean Mark DeFiori John Delaney Mark Dillatale Charles Dobratz tt fy 1 ' Q . ,., FR , , xx Attention Larry Barnett! Something is going on behind your back and you,d better find out about it if you want to pass. Although he could pass for a high school teacher anywhere, Mario Espanola can't seem to answer in twenty-five words or less why heis not on the other side of the desk. The rest ofthe class unaware, Pat Harlow listens for noises. Is it an approaching train or a buffalo, Pat? f,,,k.,.,. K ,K f U- sr ,V . . ef.,-, -. -1. 3- ,:,rf5,::f,,- iq: f:::,,.:: Hugh Dolan John Dolan Gerard Doyle Dennis Drinkard Michael Ellis Mario Espinola Michael Downey Jos. 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Fiiffiiday Thomas Farrell Andrew Ferguson Dennis Fleming Kevin Fleming Charles Foran Glen Ford Thomas Frankfurt Lawrence Gambino Dennis Harris Donald Harris John Harvey Michael Gehron William Geroux John Gray Michael Healy Marc Henderson Michael Herman Donald Hackford Peter Hagan Patrick Hai-low Donald Hiebert Stephen Homza Stephen Hubbard 129 I 3 Timothy Hutchinson Richard Jensen Kevin Johnson John Knight Steven Lanterbacn John Lavan James Justice David Keithly A112111 Kennedy Gregory Lawler Mark Leonard Thomas Lewis William Kennedy Joseph King Daniel Klett Thomas Leyer Norman Lodato SICPhC1'1 Loebs James Long Stephen Luddy Gregory Maday Charles Magnant Chris. Malone Gary Mann Some things are good to the very end and some things are messy from the very beginning. Sophomore James Dean seems to have found one of these things. While Fr. Wagner lets his guard down, Kurt Staudenraus sneaks a peak at a pre-test cram sheet. Charles Marinoff Chris. Martin Kevin McCabe Michael McCarty Rgben McDonnell Charles McKe0n John Murphy Gregory Murad ROI1ald Musser Sean McNamara Michael Melvillg Thomas Mondloch Randolph Myers Peter Newbould John Noonan William Monet Edward Moroney Bernard Murphy Thomas O,Brian Thomas O,Connor J0hl'1 0'Hara William Pilotte Robert Plumb Lawrence Plumly John Porasky Eric Reinitz Percy Robinson Fred. SChultZ James Schuyler Rob. Scicihitano David Keithly expounds on the virtues of clean living and a pure heart. His ardent disciples are Albert Davis, Richard Taylor and Brian Tucker. ., .-' 'I J. : 1 i fl , 1 h 2- ,Z .5 George Simpson Paul Skelly Daniel Smith Richard Smith Gerard Splendore John St. Hilaire Mark Stallo Martin Stanley Kury Staudenraus Edwin Albetski and Edgar Abbott focus on the previously unseen secrets of a universe in microcosm. l 'Q Timothy Sullivan William Svirsky Michael Tammaro James Taves Richard Taylor Robert Terry Rene Thierry Donald Tracy SICVC Trumps if 222:15 of Brian Tucker Alex Urrutia William Vaughan Paul Tyler Christoph. Umstead Rein Vander Zee Thomas Vanneman Timothy Vigorsky Patrick Ware E gf I . pa Aiii f r i ' ' A as 'iri W , ie .E h y Craig Warren David Welsh Thomas Woodson Douglas Wasiak Pelef Weir Robert Whitestone Robert Wilks Stephen Workman Stephen Zink Tom Mondloch pauses to consider Fr. Brake's question of the day: can the left hand law be applied to right-handed persons? l 133 - Potential greatness marks class of '74 Freshmen. Why Freshmen? Certainly the men part is easy, at least here at Ireton. We're all men here or are rapidly becoming men. But why fresh? Fresh like sassy, or brassy, or bold? Cer- tainly notg Freshmen arenit bold, not yet at least. Perhaps fresh like ripe, fresh, ready to produce. That,s more like it. Perhaps these are men, or rather boys ripe to become men, straining at the apron strings, anxious to grow and develop and mature. Men, driving and advancing always. Men, sprouting up and reaching out. Fresh men. New men. Ireton men. Robert Abele is mystilied by Michael Cogswellis iiuency in German. Y ttt s trer Robert Abele James Anthony George Arkwright Dennis Aughavin Douglas Bargh Richard Barrett Barry Battista Phillip Baxa Robertgemley 134 Frank Bepco Kevin Bishop George Blackman Francis Bocchino John Bogle Robert Booth Joseph Boska John Bratton George Brown Teachers like Mr. Picot are a novelty for any student, but for Freshmen like these his queries are sometimes too much. Alberta Bueno James Burk Robert Burns Edward Carroll Robert Chisholm L, Kimball Clark Patrick CalTery James Cambell Robert Carmody James Cochran Michael Cogswell Thomas Colan Brian Carrigan Timothy Carrington Daniel Carroll Andrew Cooch James Cooke Robert Corso Disorganization Y the hallmark ofthe freshmen - is most -The Freshman homeroom representatives are Joseph readily observed in Phys. Ed. classes. Their energy is not McLaughlin, AIIOH DTHYIOIL David CfiS0Slim0. Thomas wasted, however, for the necessary discipline is aptly provided Lafferty, William Herberger, Andrew Cooeh, Davld Tinsley by the Frosh gym teachers. Steven Crane, and Sean Murphy. 2 sl ats- -,ix ear' Stephen Crane Douglas Cribberl David Crisostomo John Culbertson Duane Davis Herb Davis Thomas Davis Douglas Dean John Depacia ' ., f i e l VZ .,.. VK T11 5 , K if Stephen Eldridge Henry Evans Michael Ewen John Field Philip Frati Robert Frost Two Freshmen: Both Mr. Hayo and Robert Chisholm were new faces on the Ireton scene this year. Here the former shows the latter who is boss, while yet a third Freshman looks on. rg. 1' t 5 4 W Y? 5455 to J 5 . -A X lil.,-'f x 'fix N James Dixon William Dolan Alton Drayton Thomas Dwyer William Dwyer Donald Edwards Timothy Egan Heinrich Egghart David Elcano . fxfv ! ' is .5 .ai kr J. If 'V I fi I t , A. - il I Thomas Gill David Glassman Peter Grace Philip Hammett Donald Havener James Healy Paul Heasley Stephen Henderson William Heneberry As the bell rings and class is dismissed the Class of '74 rushes off to another session, Even freshmen know what Advance Always means. Timothy Gaghan Kevin Gallagher Mark Gentile Robert Gerard Andrew Gerberich William Gibson Richard Hundemer Lawrence Janssen Martin Jokl William Herberger W. Michael Hogue Joseph Jackson William Jackson Philip Johnson Samuel Johnson Brian Joyce Scott Keefe William Kenney Patrick Kidwell Charles Kinsie John Knittle Kenneth Knueven James Krear T. James Lafferty John Long Bernard Love Mark Love Brian Luddy Thomas Luddy Scott Lutterloh Thomas Mack Louis Majors Richard Markey Ti Joseph Laffeny Eugene LaPorte Louis LaRoche J onathan Lush Dennis Lavelle Chris. Lehman Robert Lehman Thomas Lenholf Melvin Lindsey For many in the Freshman class study periods are a new experience, but William Riordan and his friends seem to be making good use of their opportunities. Timothy Markish Christian Mayer Jeffery McCartney Robert McCormick Jeffery McCurdy Michael McKeon Joseph McLaughlin Stephen Medvick William Miller Freshmen soon find that learning begins in the classroom - a seemingly endless battle of endurance that culminates in triumph for the survivors. Kevin Mills J. Austin Moran John Mulford Michael Murphy Sean Murphy Steven Myers Michael Nisbet Steven Norris Brian O'Connor Better late than never Freshman John Davy and James Gentzkow pose for the Flight 1970 camera. we 1 . W, . .May Kevin 0'DOnne11 'l'1mothy'O'Donoghue Michael O'Keefe Weaving his spell of film strips and questions, German Michael O'R0urke M1Ch36lO,ShC3 Stephen Ow instructor Fr. Wagner captivates Freshman Jonathan Lash. John Park John Paulus Edourd Peloquin lll , ! 2 ? J iei R i ' l iii l nnn e ii Joseph Powers George Quaite William Randolph Robert Roland Thomas Rollandini Mark Reese Robert Reilly William Riordan John Roth John Rosso Frederick Rita Walter Robinson Michael Rogers Richard Schulherr Paul Scicihitano 40 Benjamin Roeto Albert Scariato Daniel Sheehy 22 J if J f . er 2 arg -ei . : Planning and anticipating his next move, Freshman Martin Kim Shelton James Shlesinger Wayne Silva Jokl concentrates intently on the checkered game board. William Simpson David Slonena John Spice Rich. Slelnbacher Kenneth Stepka William Sullivan Michael Sweet John Talbot Henry T3Yl0f Robert Taylor D21Vid Tinsley Michael Walters NS? lffiiirw fe X Daniel Tansey Stephen Ware Donald Whalon Ronald Willnson Barry Thornton Marc Wolverton Neal Workman Joseph Zahrobsky Timothy Walthall Christopher Zak Dennis Zell .,..,c.2,,,M Index Seniors Adams, Terence 74, 76, 89, 98, 110 Arbogast, David 74, 75, 78, 88, 89, 98 Arico, Leo 81, 85, 88, 89, 90, 98, 116 176 Bailey, Thomas 74, 93, 98 Baker, William 71, 98 Ball, Eric 81, 98 Barnett, Robert 81, 84, 88, 89, 99, 116 Barrett, William 99 Bednarek, Thomas 74, 99 Bennett, Arnold 100 Butterfield, Alexander 100 Campbell, Harry 40, 41, 43, 100 Cicinato, Stephen 100 Cilinski, Michael 74, 100 Clark, John 100 Clark, Kevin 101 Comitz, Edmund 74, 101 Corbalis, James 41, 101 Coy, George 74, 75, 101 Coyle, Patrick 15, 73, 101 Crimen, John 71, 101 Curley, Thomas 81, 102, 112 Curry, James 84, 102 Dalton, Michael 71, 81, 102 Daniel, John 102 Dellarco, Michael 66, 102 Desloge, Dennis 73, 102, 180 DiCesare, Kenneth 41, 43, 103 Dickhute, John 84, 103 Doll, Steven 41, 42, 43, 103, 152, 153, 154, 155 Dombroski, Raymond 36, 39, 81, 103, ll Douglas, Robert 103 Drayton, Relford 49, 80, 93, 99, 103, 116 Drinkard, Alfred 73, 90, 104, 115 Durr, R. Matthew 41, 56, 104 Egger, Kenneth 49, 81, 104 Fair, Robert 71, 85, 104 Falvey, David 41, 81, 84, 104 Fazzi, E. Lee 66, 74, 84, 104 Fenwick, Michael 104 Femandez, Andrew 104 Field, Brian 72, 73, 104 Foley, John-James 57, 105, 109 Ford, Richard 105 Gaghan, Michael 73, 92, 105, 112 Gallagher, John 59, 73, 106 Garver, David 92, 106 Grimm, Norman 64, 106 Halpin, J. Patrick 78, 80, 81, 88, 89, 106 Hanson, James 49, 72, 106 Harlow, Richard 74, 106 Healy, Michael 72, 107 Heasly, Joseph 71, 81, 100, 107 Heid, Jerome 73, 103, 107 Henderson, William 69, 71, 107, 119 Hittinger, John 78, 88, 89, 106, 107, 117 1-1o11'man, James, 107 Hoge, Jeffrey 81, 108 Hughes, Eldon 71, 108 larrobino, Charles 108 Inguagiato, Dennis 41, 65, 108 Johnson, Brian 108 Johnson, Eric 74, 80, 108 Kady, Kevin 108 Keister, Christopher 108 Kelleher, Timothy 88, 89, 98, 106, 108 Kelly, Dennis 41, 43, 109 Kinsley, Dominic 76, 80, 81, 82, 83, 88, 8 Krafft, Henry 70, 71, 84, 88, 109 Krisanda, Joseph 71, 110, 114 Leonard, Robert A. 16, 104, 110 Leonard, Robert J. 16, 62, 81, 101, 110 9 , 142 9, 93, 106, 109, 117 Loftus, Dennis 74, 110 Loftus, Patrick 110 Magnini, Robert 110 Malone, Robert 110 Mansy, Joseph 110 Markey, John 16, 62, 63, 110 May, Stephen 41, 43, 67, 111 Meushaw, Arthur 80, 92, 93, 99, 104, 112 Miles, Edward 82, 85, Mulhearn, Thomas 74, 110, 112, 116 75, 112 McCallum, J. Christopher 73, 107, 111, 180 McCormick, J. Brian 98, 111 McKi1lips, Michael 112 O'Brien, Michael 40, 41, 64, O,Keefe, James 112 Orantes, Pierre 113 80, 112 Ordoyne, J. Philip 73, 80, 92, 99, 109, 113, 180 Ow, Gordon 78, 113 Owens, J. Mitch 84, 88, 89, 113,119 Parry, Brian 71, 76, 78, 79, 80, 85, 88, 89, 90, 106, 113, 176 Perricone, Robert 81, 113 Pilotte, Frank 16, 81, 82, 84, 85, 101, 114, 144 Poole, Daniel 114 Portela, Gerardo 114 Rehme, Joseph 36, 66, 114 Ritter, James 144 Rogers, Kenneth 49, 50, 73, 175 Samordic, Michael 114 Samuelson, John 114 Schlosser, David 28, 81, 114 Sheehy, Steven 69, 71, 115 Sheehy, Timothy 70, 71, 115 Shows, Richard 109, 115 Sklopan, Thomas 115 Smith, Glynn 36, 37, 39, 49, 76, 77, 78, 92, 114, 172, 173, 174 115 ' Solier, George 71, 80, 99, 115 Steigleman, Patrick 72, 73, 116 Sullivan, Paul 36, 37, 71, 81, 167 Swago, A. Michael 116 Talty, William 41, 116 Toler, Charles 116 Vogel, Richard 90, 103, 115, 85, 103, 116, 117, 164, 165, 166, 117 Wandless, Joey 73, 84, 106, 117 Ware, Michael 117 Wharton, Stephen 118 Whelan, Thomas 16, 41, 81, York, Robert 118 Zell, Gary 41, 118 118 Zimmermann, John 84, 85, 106, 117, 118 Juniors Aizcorbe, Oscar 41, 80, 120 Attiliis, Charles 40, 41, 42, 80, 120 Bahr, Michael 120 Bancroft, Geoffrey 120 Battle, Timothy 53, 81, 86, 120 Baxa, Edmund 41, 80, 81, 120 Beckman, Donald 62, 121 Bednarek, J. Mickey 57, 94, 121, 182, 183 Berry, Timothy 41, 44, 45, 62, 121 Birmingham, Thomas 89, 121 Bradberry, John 74, 75, 81, 89, 121 Bradish, George 71, 121 Bruggeman, John 88, 89, 121 Buress, David 121 Byrnes, Robert 71, 121, 122 Campbell, David 44, 45, 69, 121 Caputy, Anthony 88, 89, 121 Carlson, Murray 80, 121, 182, 183 Casey, Christopher 62, 121, 182, 183 Cassidy, Michael 121 Clapsaddle, Brett 71, 121 But it's still up there! Relf Drayton thus proves that basketballs do not follow the laws of physics. Mr. Rich describes the motions of an object in space, invoking Newton's laws of gravity. Clarke, James 92, 121, 145, 182, 183 Clubb, Jerry 121, 176 Cogswell, Peter 41, 44, 73, 121 Corbett, Matthew 122 Corkey, James 71, 122 Costello, Michael 122 Cotter, Thomas 122 Cottey, Robert 122 Cowing, Richard 61, 122 Decowski, Michael 41, 122 DeFiori, Victor 41, 60, 61, 122 DeGiorgi, Michael 36, 39, 119, 122 Dugan, Kevin 122 Evans, Michael 76, 122 Falvey, Daniel 44, 81, 122 Favreau, Charles 122 Foley, Kevin 41, 122 Fouant, Andre 36, 94, 122, 182, 183 Foye, Patrick 122, 182, 183 Gaghan, James 60, 122 Gailliot, Francis 36, 81, 122 Gallagher, Charles 41, 44, 45, 122 Gallagher, Kenneth 122 Gibson, John 49, 122 Gibson, Michael 60, 122, 182, 183 Britte Brian 91, 122 Haley, Paul 36, 58, 81, 121, 123 Harrison, Timothy 44, 123 Hathaway, Gardner 77, 78, 79, 123, 145, 182, 183 Hauser, William 53, 123 Hayes, Joseph 123 Hayward, Stephen 71, 90, 91, 123 Henderson, David 123, 182, 183 Heneberry, Alan 69, 70, 122, 123, 176 Herrell, William 44, 81, 123 Johnson, Derek 123 Keller, Robert 41, 123, 168, 169, 170, 171 Kelly, Michael 80, 81, 93, 120, 123 Kennedy, Patrick 88, 123 Kernan, Robert 71, 123, 160, 161, 162, 163, 176 Kidwell, Michael 123 King, Stephen 123 King, William 123 Kirby, Stephen 59, 71, 123, 125 Klett, James 36, 37, 123 Koehler, Alfred 123 Koziol, William 73, 123 Krall' t, Matthew 70, 71, 123 Lauck, James 123 Laux, Thomas 62, 89, 94, 123 Laux, William 62, 63, 123 Lawler, Thomas 81, 123 Lettice, Colin 123 Lewis, Richard 123 Love, William 53, 123 Lush, Richard 62, 124 Madden, David 124 Maestri, Bruno 81, 121, 124 Manfre, John 124 Mann, Richard 41, 124 Manning, Dennis 124, 182, 183 Matasic, Charles 41, 124 Mayer, Cyril 36, 73, 124 Muchoney, William 124 McCartney, Gary 124 McCloskey, James 41, 124 McCurdy, Stephen 124 Noone, Robert 49, 52, 86, 87, 124 O'Connor, Edward 36, 62, 86, 87, 124 O'Keefe, Thomas 16, 49, 51, 66, 124 Olson, Clifford 73, 124 Patterson, Gary 124 V Paulus, P. Steven 52, 53, 89, 124 Pavone, Vincent 124 ' Pence, Jackson 76, 81, 124 Peterson, Wayne 49, 50, 124 Pierce, David 40, 41, 58, 124, 182, 183 Plumly, Lester 124 Powers, Michael 124 Ramundo, Keith 124 Ramundo, Kevin 124 Russ, Robert 125 Schuster, David 41, 125 Schwab, James 36, 39, 73, 121, 125 Shanahan, James 125 Sherick, Michael 125 Smith, John 60, 73, 76, 84, 125, 182, 1 Spaulding, David 125 Spring, Guy 125 Steinbacher, David 125 Sullivan, P. Kevin 125 Thomson, James 62, 81, 125 Thorpe, Frank 125 Tilton, William 125 Turke, Peter 125 Tutsock, James 52, 53, 125 Tychsen, R. Lawrence 88, 124, 125 Vaccarella, Frank 125 Veith, Thomas 125 Venture, Anthony 78, 125 83 Waindel, Kevin 68, 71, 76, 77, 78, 120, 125, 176 Walthall, Lawrence 58, 125 Wasiak, Joseph 41, 44, 125 Whitestone, Louis 41, 44, 124, 125 Whitwam, Robert 41, 43, 124, 125 Woodland, Lawrence 120, 125 Young, Thomas 81, 82, 84, 85, 125, 17 Zell, Ronald 41, 124, 125 Sophomores Abbot, Edgar 127, 132 Adamson, Patrick 49 Albetski, Edwin 84, 127, 132 Atiyeh, Nicholas 127 Barbour, Michael 127 Barnett, Lawrence 74, 84, 85, 127, 128 Barrett, Stephen 76, 86, 127 Bassford, Robert 44, 127 Battle, Scott 127 Bennett, Michael 127 Bennick, Bemard 127 Bermingham, Michael 41, 127 Beirmann, James 127 Boland, Michael 40, 41, 127 Bonner, Joel 49, 50, 127 Borges, Henry 127 Borges, William 127 Boska, John 127 Brockert, Joseph 86, 87, 126, 127 Brown, Daniel 127 Buckly, Bernard 85, 127 Byme, Brian 127 Byme, Robert 76, 127 Carey, James 127 Carrigan, Sean 36, 127 Clark, Brian 127 Clarity, Patrick 127 Cloyd, David 60, 61, 127 Constantino, Frank 127 Cotton, James 84, 127 Cowing, Ralph 60, 61, 127 Creedon, Dennis 36, 85, 127 Crehan, Dennis 41, 82, 84, 85, 127 Crisostomo, Charles 41, 80, 127, 128 Cummiskey, J. Michael 84, 85, 128 Curry, John 128 Damico, Joseph 80, 126, 128 Davis, Albert 128 Davis, Reed 128 Dean, James 128, 130 DeFiori, Mark 44, 128 Delaney, John 44, 128 DiNatale, Mark 128 6 Dobratz, Charles 128 Dolan, Hugh 84, 85, 128 Dolan, John 128 Dougherty, William 128 Downey, Michale 128 Doyle, Gerard 128 Drinkard, Dennis 49, 50, 128 Eichelkraut, Joseph 53, 126, 128 Ellis, Michael 128 Evans, John 52, 53, 76, 128 Faraday, Richard 129 Farrell, Thomas 62, 129 Fergusen, Andrew 129 Fleming, Dennis 49, 50, 129 Fleming, Kevin 50, 129 Foran, Charles 36, 39, 71, 129 Ford, Glen 129 Frankfurt, Thomas 53, 129 Gambino, Laurence 129 Gehron, Michael 36, 129 Geroux, William 84, 86, 129 Grey, John 44, 129 Hackford, Donald 41, 44, 129 Hagan, Peter 129 Harlow, Patrick 128, 129 Harris, Dennis 44, 129 Harvey, John 129 Healy, Stephen 129 Herman, Michael 129 Heibert, Donald 44, 129 Homza, Stephen 129 Hubbard, Stephen 129 Hutchinson, Timothy 44, 130 Johnson, Kevin 130 Jensen, Richard 130 Justice, James 130 Keithly, David 84, 85, 130 Kennedy, Allan 73, 130 Kennedy, William 73, 80, 130 King, Joseph 130 Klett, Daniel 36, 130 Knight, John 130 Lauterbach, Stephen 74, 76, 89, 90, 130 Lavan, John 130 Lawler, Gregory 84, 86, 130 Leonard, Mark 41, 44, 130 Lewis, Thomas 130 Leyer, Thomas 44, 126, 130 Lodato, Norman 80, 93, 126, 130 Loebs, Stephen 130 Long, James 49, 130 Luddy, Stephen 36, 130 Maday, Gregory 130 Magnant, Charles 36, 130 Malone, Christopher 76, 85, 126, Mann, Gary 130 Marinolf, C. Scott 131, 148, 149, Martin, Christopher 131 Melville, Michael 76, 131 130 1 Mondloch, Thomas 27, 41, 53, 69, Monet, William 131 Moroney, Edward 126, 131 Murad, Gregory 131 Murphy, Bernard 41, 95, 131 Murphy, John 131 Musser, Ronald 131 Myers, Randolph 85, 131 McCabe, Kevin 36, 73, 131 McCarty, Michael 131 McDonnell, Robert 44, 131 McKeon, Charles 44, 131 McNamara, Sean 131 Newbould, Peter 76, 82, 91, 131 Noonan, John 131 O'Brien, Thomas 76, 89, 131 O'Connor, Thomas 131 Pilotte, William 44, 71, 132 Plumb, Robert 53, 84, 85, 132 50, 151 71 Advanced Placement English affords every student an opportunity for self-expression, as Chairman Frank CPilotteJ Plumbly, Lawrence 53, 132 Porasky, John 85, 132 Reinitz, Eric 132 Robinson, Percy 132 Schultz, Frederick 76, 91, 132 Schuyler, James 132 Scicihitano, Robert 132 Simpson, George 132 Skelly, Paul 62, 132 Smith, Daniel 41, 132 Smith, Richard 84, 85, 132 Splendore, Gerard 73, 80, 132 Stallo, Mark 132 Stanley, Martin 132 Staudenraus, Kurt 36, 131, 132 St. Hilaire, John 85, 90, 132 Sullivan, Timothy 82, 85, 91, 133 Svirsky, William 133 Tammaro, Michael 27, 36, 133 Taves, James 133 Taylor, Richard 133 Terry, Robert 49, 52, 133 Thierry, Rene 133 Tracy, Donald 62, 86, 133 Trumps, Steven 27, 36, 133 Tyler, Paul 80, 82, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 133 Tucker, Brian 53, 133 Umstead, Christopher 71, 133 Urritia, Alex 133 Vander Zee, Rein 133 Vanneman, Thomas 133 Vigotsky, Timothy 65, 133 Ware, Patrick 31, 41, 44, 133 Wasiak, Douglas 41, 133 Weir, Peter 53, 133 Welsh, David 71, 85, 133 Whitestone, Robert 133 Wilks, Robert 133 Woodson, Thomas 44, 133 Workman, Stephen 133 Zinc, Steven 133 Freshmen Abele, Robert 47, 134 Anthony, James 134 Arkwright, George 134 Aughavin, Dennis 134 Bargh, Douglas 134 Barret, Richard 134 Barsanti, Joseph 134 Battista, Barry 134 Baxa, Philip 47, 134 Bentley, Robert 134 Bepko, Frank 54, 134 Bishop, Kevin 62, 134 Blackman, George 47, 54, 134 Bocchino, Francis 134 Bogle, John 54, 134 Booth, Robert 72, 73, 134 Boska, Joseph 134 Bratton, John 134 Brown, George 46, 47, 134 Bueno, Alberto 135 Burke, James 135 Cuifery, Patrick 135 Campbell, James 135 Carmody, Robert 135 Carrigan, Brian 47, 84, 135 Carrington, Timothy 62, 135 Carroll, Daniel 47, 60, 135 Carroll, Edward 135 Chisholm, Robert 46, 47, 135, 136 Clark, L. Kimball 73, 135 Cochran, James 62, 135 demonstrates Cogswell, Michael 72, 73, 135 Colan, Thomas 47, 54, 135 Cooch, Andrew 47, 80, 135 Cooke, John 47, 135 Corso, Robert 135 Crane, Stephen 54, 55, 80, 135, 136 Cribbin, Douglas 136 Crisostomo, David 47, 80, 135, 136 Culbertson, John 47, 136 Davis, Duane 136 Davis, Herbert 136 Davis, Thomas 47 Davy, John 139 Dean, Douglas 47, 136 DePao1a, John 136 Dixon, James 136 Dolan, William 73, 136 Drayton, Alton 47, 80, 135, 136 Dwyer, Thomas 47, 136 Dwyer, William 46, 54, 136 Edwards, Donald 136 Egan, Timothy 136 Egghart, Heinrich 136 Elcano, David 47, 136 Eldridge, Stephen 136 Evans, Henry 136 Ewen, Michael 136 Field, John 82, 136 Frati, Philip 84, 136 Frost, Robert 136 Gaghan, Timothy 60, 61, 137 Gallagher, Kevin 47, 137 Gentzkow, James 139 Gentile, Mark 137 Gerard, Robert 137 Gerberich, Andrew 84, 85, 137 Gibson, William 54, 135 Gill, Robert 137 Glassman, David 137 Grace, Peter 137 Hammett. Philip 137 Havener, Donald 137 Healy, James 47, 137 Heasly, Paul 69, 71, 137 Henderson, Stephen 46, 47, 137 Heneberry, William 137 Herberger, William 46, 47, 54, 80, Hogue, W. Michael 46, 137 Jackson, Jackson, Johnson, Johnson, Joseph 47, 137 William 137 Philip 137 Samuel 54, 137 Jokl, Martin 85, 141, 184 Joyce, Brian 36, 39, 71, 138 Keefe, Scot 138 Kenny, William 138 Kidwell, Patrick 54, 55, 138 Kinzie, Charles 54, 138 Knittle, John 62, 138 Knueven, Kenneth 138 Krear, James 138 Lafferty, Thomas 46, 47, 80, 138 Lafferty, Thomas Jr. 47, 135, 138 Laporta, Eugene 138 Laroche, Louis 138 Lash, Jonathan 74, 138, 140 Lavelle, Dennis 47, 138 Lehman, Christopher 54, 138 Lehman, Robert 73, 138 Lennhoff, Thomas 138 Lindsey, Melvin 138 Long, John 47, 138 Love, Bernard 138 Love, Mark 138 Luddy, Brian 138 1 Gus Hathaway swallows some of what Jim Clarke just ate and wonders if it will happen to him, too. Luddy, Thomas 138 Lutterloh, Scott 47, 138 Mack, Thomas 138 Mayer, Christion 139 Markey, Richard 62, 138 Markish, Timothy 139 Medvick, Stephen 139 Miller, William 139 Mills, Kevin 139 Moran, J. Austin 69, 139 Mulford, John 139 Murphy, Michael 54, 139 Murphy, Sean 54, 80, 135, 139 Myers, Steven 139 McKeon, Michael 139 McLaughlin, Joseph 47, 80, 13 McCartney, Jeffrey 139 McCormick, Robert 139 McCurdy, Jeffrey 139 Nisbet, Michael 78, 139 Norris, Stephen 139 O'Connor, Brian 46, 47, 139 O'Donnel, Kevin 140 O'Donoghue, Timothy 140 0'Keefe, Michael 140 O,Rourke, Michael 140 O'Shea, Michael 140 Ow, Steven 140 Park, John 62, 140 Paulus, John 140 Peloguin, Edourd 140 Powers, Joseph 140 Quaife, George 140 Randolph, William 47, 140 Reese, Martz 74, 140 Reilly, Robert 47, 73, 138, 140 Riordan, William 47, 73, 138, Rita, Frederic 140 Robinson, Walter 71, 140 Rogers, Michael 140 Roland, Robert 46, 47, 140 5, 139 140 Rolandini, Thomas 46, 47, 140 Roth, John 47, 140 Russo, John 140 Scariato, Albert 140 Schulherr, Richard 76, 78, 140 Scicihitano, Paul 140 Sheehy, Daniel 140 Shelton, Kim 141 Shlesinger, James 62, 141 Silva, Wayne 141 Simpson, William 141 Slonena, David 141 Steinbacher, Richard 47, 141 Stepka, Kenneth 141 Sullivan, William 141 Sweet, Michael 76, 80, 141 Talbott, John 54, 141 Tansey, Daniel 47, 141 Taylor, Henry 141 Taylor, Robert 141 Thorton, Barry 47, 141 , 152, 153, 154, 155 Tinsley, David 47, 80, 135, 141 Walthall, Timothy 141 Walters, Michael 141 Ware, Stephen 62, 63, 141 Whalon, Donald 47, 141 Wilkinson, Roland 141 Woolverton, Marc 71, 141 Workman, Neal 141 Zahrobsky, Joseph 141 Zak, Christopher 141 Zell, Dennis 47, 141 Community The task before us naw, we would not perish, is Z0 shake of our ancient prejudices, and to build the earthf' SzifwQMigfflvz7575isf57ff17s7s2ffe75gs2757257177?gfe775zi1v7,51137717777577g7z7,ffs7477w77g15117577757771177777777,'gg77s7777755f77377775, 777WN7,,,,2,.37777 7777 7m7,7,W f77:7..7 77 767: 771737. 1.747 7s477 7wN7: .f 7177 771- 1727 ?f71.w7--71-7777-73 77 7-f. 2.77'74tV7'?4s7-7LH7sif wf-77'1f7s7i7'f '77:77s7-1.7e7r7i4 .,a7,77k'7,77,7f,57R7,7eaf,3a 7135751 ' ' 7777747 1 7377.735 , . ,, - 7 7 ,f,.f..:s7s71.'7727'.gwa7-G77 7'1f71s7f?g77s7f 75777 7777s.7 7777se777re 7, - 7 .7 . 7 77 77g 7.7 7 7 7 , 775 4727777 777Q777N.77,f7777777f7777--77A 75 77777 7' ia Q75 77273753177 M5277 12:7-PF'H153fNf7z77,g?7s5s77a77fY?7es7?:7+f7s71 M5127 fa. 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?577:Z757'Yi'317.77-9157 'i1?7-SEIQESTIFF57 1 217372:2F272iw?7sff7s2g?7s755i5273-e7g?wS37g:le7i7'r7757'?7777g-a775i?Q7s71'e:7:7ff7g7js757,g7s77gfy77,732155772777775-75.7757737577fgqfgavg77577775,17f77mg,g7gg77g777575757ggy777537377g7,.,.'7g775g Anticipating another one of their great steaks, Scott Marinolf stops in at Blackieys House 0fBeejf 22nd and M Sts. , D.C. For the best meal you've ever had, Scott recommends B1ackie's open 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM Mon. thru Sat. For reservations, call FE3-1100. Fr. O'Neil and Scott Marinoff discuss the price vs value of a Geometry book in the Ireton Bookstore. Although Scott has accurately estimated the value. Fr, O'Nej1 is reluctant to part with the book for 350. Nl.E.N., 2002-17th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Temporary Labor f 0 Jobs Available Experience Necessary i 3 'igaxvg y K' Q , , .- - .,.,,.,,.-,,..,.s7,,.:,w f, - i . , .vida l' ' 0 a n Cemr i 9 y i ii e J PICTURE rams Q Aansr susxwm wntmms mars 1709 ,CENIRE PLAZA ALEXANDRM, l'lRGiNlA 22302 Phone C7033 683wO.772'g 0 TE6-9846 0 BRADLEE BARBERi sr-1oP 3686 King sm. 5 ' ,g53Alexandria, Va. he ti1fapi-rem 8. El EXTERMINATORS GCFIGBQ Connor uBOb,, Connor 1500 King Street Alexandria, Virginia 549-2600 Ireton's interest is more than frenetics Often when we judge a person's interest in the school, we base our standards solely on man- hours spent in extracurriculars and fan-hours spent at ball games and wrestling matches. And perhaps too often we tend to forget that people who live the average work-a-day life of the Ire- ton student - the guy whose interests include only the underrated areas of music, drama, and perhaps an acute liking for history courses - do care, as much and often more than most of us. And maybe, not through any fault of our own, maybe because we just don't know any better, we regard these people as so much dead weight to be carried around by the doers. But before we write these people off like a tax loss, let's have a look at one of them. 149 Big Scott Marinoff has what it takes Scott Marinoif doesn't deny the dead weight theory C'How can I? I can't see my feetlvj, itis just that his weight is distributed in other direc- tions. For instance, he was a leader in organizing the St. Mary's parish Folk Massg and he took an active role in helping black citizens obtain jobs at local establishments. How does that help the school? Well, it does more for our reputation than a thousand Marty's, his big Cwell, olderj brother, would. And if that's not enough, take a look not at what he's done but at who he is. He's a great guy. Really! He's got a kind word for everybody, his teachers, the cafeteria work- ers, even Fr. Palko C'I actively participate in his detention program. j. For such a huge guy C'How much do you weigh?,' Enough. J he's got an awfully sedate voice. But that,s typical of him. He doesn,t talkg he does. But enough of this. We don't want to embarrass the poor guy. Some people just don't want a lot of attention. Homeroom it 104: though Fr. Dean is absent, J. Mansy, D. Kelly, T. Keister, R. Malone, H. Kraift, M. McKillips, J. Krisanda, C. McCallum, M. 0'Brien, R. Magnini, G. Ow, B. Parry, P. Ordoyne, E. Johnson, D. Kinsley, R. J. Leonard, M. Owens, A. Meushaw, B. McCormick, E. Miles, P. Orantes, J. Markey, V. O'Keefe, P. Loftus, T. Mulhearn, S. May, T. Kelleher, D. Loftus, R. A. Leonard and B. Johnson are here . . . G0d's Peace. WHEN NORTHERN VIRGINIA THINKS FASHION IT THINKS Sm- FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMEN and their ladies LANDMARK Alexandria WILLSTON Springtield 354-5445 836-0900 533 1337 451 1950 Sgt C1449 'a 5 Eqvw ALEXANDRIAYS LQRGEST SAVINGS , ' V f ,WE WWW ' ..K' e :221-f. ,ggw M ,,.x,,.,H, 1 J S? 1 .S A? 6- ,Q 14 f Jun ,- 5 I' gi - ,E 5 gfiqy,-,,v1ff:11-' 5- 1f:,.f'V wax : 1,':57 'E' 1 isff ,s,,:- 'S' f :sq ft . '61-Q -A 1 'Tiff' ' V .. 6,5 , A:: ' 1561- . .,g:,':4' A' f ...,1.::1:2:e:s , ff. t 5 E ge ,, 'as f . I FIRST f a l SAVONGS AND LOAN Eff ? !il l , -:-. C MAIN 3 5 E TEWFSCHRZNZ f QUA3g1jljY-A HAROLD H. OBECKHR' au: uma sfnse-r naxmumn. sm. uso: use 4-in p X of f Scott Marinofl' glances through the latest reference books just in from Amsco School Publications. Need help on a term paper? Check an Amsco book. TION Alexandria Floral CO. PHONE 549-2666 1620 PRINCE sr., ALEXANDRIA, VA FLUWER FOR ALL OCCASIONS . '4 If c 151 Run-back tar Doll return for Flight Seldom do you meet a really admirable person. Seldomly is a person exactly like you would like him to be. Steve Doll is such a person. He is most notably a football player. Maybe all you can remember about him is that he re- turned those punts 80 yards. You probabl thought that that was the most exciting, most memorable and most difficult run in the whole game. Maybe Steve Doll does too. But he doesnit act that way. He'll tell you that compared to kickoff returns, punt returns are easy. He'll claim that one of those runs was so easy anybody could do it. Helll say that when he plays football that's all he thinks about - not the crowd, not his girl- friend, just football. He's almost too good a sportsman. Steve,s been playing football since his Fresh- man year. He says he's most comfortable around the other guys on the team, and that next to Rick Shows his favorite people to pick on are Bill Talty and Gary Zell. They don,t seem to mind it though. Steve's probably not very vicious Calthough he did say something about former Coach Stanton teaching him how to kill.J Steve Doll samples the wares at City Sport Shop, 1512 King Street, Alexandria. If you want more information about becoming Steve's kind of athlete, call them at City Sport Shopg 549-1268. ATLA TIC COAST EXTERMINATI CORP. Termite Control l-15 Years Guarantee 3012 Duke Street Alex. Va. 549-2234 Over 25 Years of Service in orthern Virginian 152 .f.....-,?.Q..-W.-Q.fQ..f:....Q f--7.- P ff. -ff--.. . ,... Q . .... . . .. .... Q.. Q . , . S Q.:f1e2Q2I5S.i12J:Q.. 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Call KI8-4067. 155 Compliments of Routh Robbins Real Estate Corporation Where Service and Integrit Counti' ROUTH ROBBINS RE L EST TE N. Washington 85 Princess Sts. Alexandria, Virginia, 22314 Rick Schulherr hard to describe? The minute Rick Schulherr came in to be in- terviewed for this little expose, we knew there was going to be trouble. He had all the charac- teristics of a real tough cookie - not physically tough - just plain hard to describe. Every En- glish teacher will hammer into you the fact that you've got to be specific, to be constantly modi- fying and limiting the object of your description, so that there will be absolutely no more than one way of viewing it. Well, for a physical description of Rick, this is no problem: he looks like Benjy McCartney wearing Ben Franklin's eye glasses. There. The tough part is to describe who he is. 156 Always stufiing his face, Rick Schulherr is happy to sample some of the delicacies from the Ecluir Pastry Shop at 4019 South 28th Street, Shirlington. 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St. N.W. Downtown: 1000 Connecticut Ave. at K St. Chevy Chase: 5700 Connecticut Ave. Langley Park: 7633 New Hampshire Ave. MacArthur Blvd: 5185 MacArthur Blvd. Free Parking at all locations Rick Schulherr is a man for all seasons He's a Freshman. That's narrowed it some. And he likes Drama, History, Religion and En- glish. That should eliminate quite a few people, too. But you still might not know who he is. And if we say that he hopes to be a lawyer and possi- bly attend the College of William and Mary, the probability of your recognizing him on the street or at a shopping center somewhere still is noth- ing to bet on. But wait. Here's the good stuif. He carves. Woodwork. C'nicknacks, statuettes, an RFK memorial bridge signpost J And he builds ffor instance, his family's cabin on Mass Anutten Mountain in Shenandoahj. Of course the stopper is what he calls dousing wellsvg thatls walking all over a field with a forked stick to find water. Still donit recognize him? Why don't you go talk to him. You can probably find him some- where up on ol' Mass Anutten, digging a grave- yard or something fyeah, he does that, too.j. And when you're done, see if you can describe him to us. Robert Kernan: a C0l1'1 two ALEXANDRIA heads Robert Kernan is not just another pretty face. There is something behind that face, but even Bob isn't quite sure what. Bob has two sides to his personality that you can see at the same time. He is not transparent. He is composite. One part in Bob plays oboe. In fact this part of Bob has a natural vibrato and hopes to someday, maybe, play oboe professionally. Who knows? This part also likes classical music, reads Teil- hard de Chardin, Machiavelli, and John Hersey. This part of Robert Kernan thinks. It thinks well enough so that he doesn,t have to worry about his studies, too much. It thinks about many things and writes about them. Bob thinks that maybe if he keeps at it he can write for a living some day. Bob probably seems pretty, well, dull by now. Nice, but not very special. However that's only one side. Don't know the first thing about music? Neither does Bob Kernan. But that doesnit stop him from trying at Major Music, Brookfield Plaza, Springfield, Virginia, 451-4459, ALEXANDRIA Y.M.C.A. 420 E. Monroe Avenue Alexandria, Virginia 22301 Facilities open 7 days a week. Call for more information. Phone: 549-0850 leis and ways are purveyed at Nohealani, 323 sr., Alexandria, virginia, s3eo755. I TEMPGRARIES 201 N. Washington Street, Alex. - 549-5055 2440 Wilson Blvd., Arl. - 525-2000 Northern Virginia's Leading Temporary Office Help Service Bob Kernan: second elforts successful Side two of Robert Kernan says things like: Algebra class is like a zoog no it's not, that was more a hyperbole, you know, a hyperbole, those things in Algebra class. It's this side that plays bass and sings. It is this side that likes cold duck, a drink which he says contains sparkling bur- gundy and champagne. In fact Bob has a bottle of cold duck under his mattress. CBob also likes girls, but that is probably a facet of both his sides and it is doubtful whether he has any of these under his mattressj All in all Robert Kernan is more than the sum of his parts. Probably Ireton has had something to do with making him what he is. What can be more certain is that he has helped make Ireton what it is. Bob Keman picks up a few last minute items far the weekend at Santullo Brothers' Market, 1456 Duke St., Alexandria. If he should run out, the 8-ll hours seven days a week make it easy for him to restock. Visit Santullo's as Bob does, or call K18-8850. ERLY- WHEATLEY FU ER L HO c NNFXW Zgif zssszis Q .VrM .Br,m1f H llfl l lisa -rl., , 1500 West Braddock Road King 8-9200 Alexandria, Virginia King 9-0038 162 .. Mr. its . .A Mg , ur 12513 ..,. h-.Qfmw w. WM 5. wa.. Ragga gm ,.,g. ,2. ft q z- 5555535 M If was ' H ew . . ,, cl . . t 1 ' ' ' ' -'F 1- : -v-: . -5 1 . 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Sometimes he does this by writing in his own personal alphabet, a deviation from the in- ternational phonetic alphabet and speed writing. When he does this the results are only mildly befuddling. What is really puzzling is when he writes in English, plain old ordinary English. The words sit there on the page clear as a bell. The ideas and the logic are there pure as thought. But try to follow. Try to think what Paul has thought. I dare you. Paul is not all thought, though. He is sort of like a Renaissance man, a Sir Walter Raleigh ina way. Besides his prodigious intellectual endea- vors he runs. Practically anywhere. Practically everywhere. Granted he is no champion but in his own way Paul is a winner. He has been run- ning Cross Country for four years and in that time has improved his speed and endurance greatly. His is a personal victory and in some ways is more valuable than a lifetime of gold medals. D 1-2 .4 'Muni Would you buy a used car from these men? R. L. Rand American Service Station, l6l5 N. Quaker Lane, Alexandria. Call: TE6-9471. There's more to college than just books. Bills, for instance. But talk to the team at the Pacesetter Bank. Welll loan you the money you need for the education you need. United Virginia Bank! First 8: Citizens National Serving Alexandria, Arlington 8z Fairfax County 549-3000 Member FDIC X 164 Your Class Jeweler DIEGES 85 CLUST Rings excellent Pins design gfdals skilled arms . Cups craftsmanship Plaques superb Trophies quality PO Box l06 Timonium, Md. 21093 New York Providence Manufacturing Jewelers Mel J. Schaefer, Rep. THE Cars - Parts - Accessories ' Service HERBY'S FORD K . 1 16 Tampieseoso p Mt. VernoniBlvd. Alex When Paul Sullivan asks you about drugs, you had better ' ' ' k ow the answers. and Timbermarfs Drug Store does. For ll Backhck Road, y r drug needs, it's Timberman's, 106 N. Washington St. Al xandria. Call: KI 9-0091. l Paul rovesto be a hand individual Paul has one word that he uses quite a bit. The word is handy Now this is a word that for many people IS synonomous with Harry Home- owner the Handyman and conjours up visions of hammers, nails, and saws. With Paul the word has the meaning that it should have: comfort- able, easily managed Paul seems obsessed with making things handler In math he tries to re- duce and twist until the complex scaffolding of a math system collapses like a step ladder to be carried conveniently anywhere. 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Yes? fBob is a pitcher for the Cardinals and, although he doesn't plan on an athletic career, he wants to play in collegej Teachers: Who are your favorite teachers?', That's a loaded question? Colors: Green? Studies: I have approximately an 87.5 average? Are you on honors? No, French? Himself: Put down that I'm a showboat. I think I can do most anything? Can you? I guess so? CBob only made Bear rank in Cub Scouts. Maybe he can't.J In a way presenting Bob Keller this way is unfair. He seems to come across as all the an- swers. He isn,t. He knows he isn,t. But he knows that he is some of the answers, perhaps to ques- tions that no one can ask. During a private pre-pre-season practice, Bob Keller seems skeptical as Steve Homza boasts that he'll bat 1,000 with his new bat. Such dedication in players as well as coaches has helped make Ireton Athletics what it is. QU! Is A ROSE THAL CHE ROLET Columbia Pike and So. 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Inc. 8240 Geor ia ,,.... , y iiii V- 53:3:::.:.:.-.:.a' .525 0509 ' ew J -new av' l if S 2' 4 Jgsfifg, 'Q:5:5E:5:5:5:Ei' ,i:5:5:5:5:5:5:5:g:' '55-1,12 -1' ' 1fr21r5:E': 2212 af Q, 5 if 'self if ,, 2, 48. we 242 5 ' --ff '-'-' Wai.. 9 A M Pep: 8 Ave., Silver Spring, Maryland. Kenn Rogers is a likeable guy When you get right down to it, there are only three dilferent types of people in this world. There are those you either l1 e, dislike, or feel indifferent toward. That's one tylpe. Then there are those whom you have to eit er like or dis- like, there can be no indifference toward these people. Finally there's the type of guy you sim- ply like. Therels absoluteli no room for any al- ternative. You must like im. Kenny Rogers is this type of guy. For four years now we've been putting up with fand trying to keep rap withj Kennyls dominant traits: the llaming re hair Cso aiptly likened by one Mr. Connery to a brillo pa J, the pungent dry voice, and the wry, almost unbelievably com- ical fyou know, the right-thing-at-the-right-time, HI wish I'd said thatw type oO wit. And for four years now that same ilame of hair has been doing what we've been doing, experiencing what welve experienced, and yet somehow expressing it so much better than we. And welve loved it. 2:32532 ..:Ljj1'15E3E515Ef:E5iE:Er-,:,EgI'E,E5frIrE3Ej'2E2Q5Q2 3 5 iii '9 if-f'ii 3 i 5 7' if:'.f'QE i' ' - V' ' '9 : : ' .' 1 ia C f ..3.i ?:2 .,- ' xi 8 'ii W , g .- -faz.- . :i, f - - 'f-if -5 -5553? :l l -3 ' 1:42 G Things are getting better. People are learning to live every day to the fullest. Pepsi-Cola belongs in this kind of world. Enjoy it. You've got a lot to live. fo glve Congratulations to the Class of 970 compliments of the Bishop Ireton Booster Club Ro ger's likability highlights character Take track, for instance. Who else would have dared take a sun bath in midfield at the State Catholic Meet in Norfolk with a thousand people looking on, and right under Mr. Graban,s nose, no less? And who else could have gotten away with it? Or who else would have dared been chairman ofthe Ring Dance committee and then not shown up at the dance? But these are only particulars, highlights out of an excellent character. A better description of Kenny would be the guy whose truck we used for the Junior Class Hoat last year, or the guy who played Cplayed? he was just himselflj Mr. Foreman in t'Enter Laughing? Or maybe we could say that Kenny's the only guy who carries a soup can around wherever he goes tcontaining anything but soupj, or the only guy who could make quadratic equations laughable Cexcept maybe for Paul Sullivanj. Or maybe we could just say that everybody likes him. COMPLIMENTS Of The BISHOP IRETON STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION Kenny Rogers finds that even the faculty-house kitchen stocks Mazo-Lerch foods. 174 Ken Rogers says, A ilower from Bouquet Florist, 5242 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia, 22151, will get 'em every time! Eugene W. Zimmerman, Corp. 1321 Cameron St. Alexandria, Va. Electrical Contracting And Servicing Eugene W. Zimmerman 548-1100 President MEET THE GANG AT THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN ALEXANDRIA , for delicious, freshly baked donuts and hot or cold drinks! ' Take home some for snacks . or your next party! ' L OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK PLAINEJANCY donuts 3050 DUKE STREET OPPOSITE HE CHlNGER'S PHONE: sas-asus - CLASS OF '71 - ccWhere The Spirit Is Class Officers: SCA Rep: Pres. - Ed Baxa Oscar Aizcorbe V. Pres. - Mike Kelly Charlie Attiliis Sec. - Kevin Waindel Ed O'Connor Treas. - Larry Woodland ' --p . x A Leo Arico seems stymied by his A. P. English work load. K. Waindel, presg J. Clubb, T. Young, A. Heneberry, d George Coy also finds the chores a headache, but Brian R. Kernan, bring back the good old days of the glor P y ld t l G Cl l d arr cou n' care ess Compliments of the Senior Class St. Mary's Academy Pres. Celeste Magnant V. Pres. Pat Jackson Sec. Christine J ennison Treas. Anne Calahan Fr. Al Smith O.S.F.S. leads the Bisons in a joyful noise unto the Lord. I'0VCI' CVC 2111 Congratulations Class '70 MR. STEAK 7575 Richmond Hwy. Alexandria, Virginia Featuring All USDA Choice Colorado Beef, Charbroiled To Perfection At Prices Youill Appreciate T Ii'i'Y FDR ESERVA 15513 'X 5 2 Hi .x'x'xmc Congratulations my QD Restaurants: 6319 Richmond Hwy. Alex. 6251 Little River Tpke, Alex. 765 Gordon Bld. Woodbridge 4716 King St. Alex. 1520 N. Court House Rd. Arl. Nancy Thank You For Bringing The Snow CongratulationS Class F 177 Class of 9 The Freshman carry on that go-get-em Ireton spirit at Homecoming. The class of '71 was the first Frosh class to build a float. Under the urgings of Mr. Mark Pilon, the class of ,71 gets into shape for the future. Extra effort and time promise to result in a team of great achievement. .K 5 it ...E if . .w casa -to ., - g B. T P4F 1:. ff ,+-1. 'fa' x , ww ,G , sfffd tw, .X j,,4,,'x-gi' '1f i:w,- Y eww U4-'Zi f'5afi3l:n - wg,..n A' 'zf nit ff 'firm h,i4,.. g 3004 Hickory st. Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Adams 4103 Nellie Custis Ct. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo J. Arico 6401 May Blvd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul K. Bailey 3100 Holly St. Alexandria, Va. The Bancrofts 1027 S. 26th St. Arlington, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Barnett 8515 Wagon Wheel Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael J. Barrett 308 Moncure Dr. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent J. Battista 1102 Lynn Ct. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmund T. Baxa 6021 Amherst Ave. Springfield, Va. Sen. Leroy S. Bendheim 718 Jefferson St. Alexandria, Va. Dr. 8: Mrs. Frank J. Bepko Jr. 8907 Colesbury Pl. Fairfax, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Blackburn 2000 Belle Haven Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. George M. Blackman, Jr. Alexandria, Va. Brookville Swim Club 1151 N. Van Dorn St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Bruggeman 1701 Paul Spring Pkwy. Alexandria, Va. Mr. Alexander P. Butterfield 7416 Admiral Dr. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. James J. Bymes 4521 Peacock Ave. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor W. Caputy 4284 S. 35th St. Arlington, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles W. Carey 2002 Westfield St. Alexandria, Va. Dr. Edward F. Cicinato 6120 Brandon Ave. Springfield, Va. Lt. Col. 8: Mrs. Charles H. Clapsaddle 8706 Falkstone La. Alexandria, Va. 180 O Patrons Dr. 8: Mrs. Donald Clark 8912 Bridgehaven Ct. Alexandria, Va. Daniel J. Coakley 3106 Mosby St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. J. Comatz 5107 Sutton Place Alexandria, Va. Col. 8: Mrs. Francis A. Cooch III 3613 Trinity Drive Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. George Coy 4315 South 35th Street Arlington, Va. Col. 8: Mrs. John C. Crimen 9304 Brianwood Place Fairfax, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert G. Culbertson 8524 Doter Drive Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond J, Curry 100 Commonwealth Ave. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. John E. Davey 3212 Wessynton Way Alexandria, Va. Dr. Martin D. Delaney, Jr., M.D. 329 North Washington St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis Dellarco and Family 4814 Ravensworth Rd. Annandale, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gino E. DePaola 6641 Burlington Place Gaines Brothers Hardware Store 1700 Prince St. Alexandria, V Mr. James L. irginia Gallagher 7413 Charlotte St. Springfield, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Garver 1127 Anesbury Lane Alexandria, V Mr. and Mrs. and son Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. 2501 Duxbury irginia Michael A. Graban Alphonse Gritte Peter J. Hagan, Jr. Richard L. Haley Place Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. 4500 Dolphin James E. Halpin Lane Springfield, Va. DeVaris Upholstery Fabrics 3006 Duke St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. J. A. DiCesare 4017 Pinebrook Rd. Alexandria, Va. Ltc. John C. Durr, Ret'd. 8810 Menard Court Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. William C. Dwyer 1600 North Frazier St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael J. Evans Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Harvey 1907 White Oak Drive Alexandria, Virginia Col. and Mrs. W. R. Hayward 1076 Lynn Court Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Healy, Sr. 210 Uhler Terrace Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Heid 1110 South 18th St. Arlington. Virginia Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Herrell 5006 Rhoades Place Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Holland 6823 Floyd Avenue Springfield, Virginia Mr. and Mrs, Vasel Homza 5714 LaVista Drive Alexandria, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Iarrobino 3433 Blair Road Falls Church, Virginia Francis Marion Johnson Prarie View A 8: M School of Engineering Prarie View, Texas The Kelleher Cousins Greensboro, North Carolina 6411 Willowood Lane Alexandria, Va. Ltc. 8: Mrs. Peter B. Farrell 1007 Dalebrook D'rive Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel F. J. Field 3331 Military Drive Falls Church, Va. The Foster Cousins Richmond, Virginia Mrs. J. E. Foster Richmond, Virginia G. L. Kelleher Alexandria, Vi rginia Miss Helen Kelleher Washington, D. C. Mrs. L. J. Kel leher Fort Walton Beach, Florida Mr. K. S. Kelleher New York, New York Mr. 8: Mrs. K. S. Kelleher Alexandria, Va. Chris McCallum, Denny Desloge, and Phil Ordoyne, three of Ireton's lesser benefactors, perform a charitable act with benevolent graciousness. ll Elll -- 1 Q' .fag K . 1 'A . 56.1.7 ,,s,,f 1 ffwrewf, 1. , . ,pf .15 5:-sf LC a f. if We T- .1 My x .. . ,a2g.,i's'3'l5T?!.'5'1f' ll View ll A broad spectrum of ladies young and old candidly reveals the true nature of the friends of Ireton. T. M. Kelleher Alexandria, Va. Col. 8: Mrs. Dennis P. Kelly Jr. 8309 Wagon Wheel Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy 4232 Laurel Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Kinsley 3516 Paul St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Kirby 4639 Strathblane Pl. Alexandria, Va. Cdr. 8: Mrs. George J. Klett 8513 Cherry Valley La. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis S. Koziol 2902 Mosby St. Alexandria, Va. Krafft-Murphy Co. 3543 W. Braddock Rd, Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph M. Krafft 1709 Oakcrest Dr. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph G. Krisanda 7406 Grace St. Springfield, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles D. T. Lennhoii' 9124 Horner Ct. A Fairfax, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Leonard 5010 23rd St. Arlington, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl W. Loebs 703 Four Mile Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. Stephen R. Loomis 2016 N. Adams St. Arlington, Va. Meadow Gold Products Co. 400 Calvert Ave. Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Frances P. Miles 6321 Roso St. Springfield, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford J. Miller 7704 Lookout Ct. Alexandria, Va. A. Million, Real Estate Brokerflnsurance 5507 Franconia Rd. Alexandria, Va. Robert L. Montaque III 100 South Royal St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. R. A. Mulheam 602 Mansfield St. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard M. Murphy 4923 South 25th St. Arlington, Va. Col. 8: Mrs. John T. McCabe 6311 Merle Place Alexandria, Va. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Justin D. McClunn 3020 Popkins Lane Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. John P. McCormick 2808 S. Joyce St. Arlington, Va. Mrs. Virginia Nester 7410 Haylield Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. E. J. Newbould 206 Vassar Place Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles M. Noone 1901 Belfield Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Marc Ostinato 6519 Hackberry St. Springfield, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. James Owens 4315 Marionet St. Alexandria, Va. James F. Parker 1709 Crestwood Dr. Alexandria, Va. Marilyn, Mike, and Bunny Picot Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert Lee Plumb 1001 Virginia Ave. Alexandria, Va. Pollard Delivery Service, Inc. Washington National Airport Washington, D.C. Major 8: Mrs. Frank J. Pulli 9547 Old Creek Dr. Fairfax, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Reilly 823 Elaine Court Alexandria, Va. Mr. John Rich 4411 Walsh St. Chevy Chase, Md. Miss Lucy Rogers 7410 Hayfield Rd. Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Margaret A. Russ 204 E. Nelson Ave. Alexandria, Va. Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Samordic 217 Guthrie Ave. Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Kathryn MCC. Samuelsen 7710 Heritage Drive Annandale, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent H. Santoro 1721 Oakcrest Drive Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. R. D. Schwab 8615 Bluedale St. Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul A. Scull 3211 Martha Custis Drive Alexandria, Virginia Loretta A. Shoemaker 2906 Mosby Street Alexandria, Virginia Miss Cecelia Siewers Richmond, Virginia Miss Sabina Siewers Richmond, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward T. Steigelman 724- S. 26th Place Arlington, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis D. Sullivan 2927 Mosby Street Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert J. Sweet 4900 Rutland Place Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Taylor 805 Grandview Drive Alexandria, Virginia Lt. Col. 8: Mrs. Charles F. Toler 1744 Olde Town Road Alexandria, Virginia Travelers Motel 5916 Richmond Hwy. Alexandria, Virginia Col. 8: Mrs. S. R. Trumps it 3715 Ivydale Drive Annandale, Virginia Mr. Ronald L. Umbeck Mr. 8: Mrs. Lyman J. Umstead 2703 Valley Drive. Alexandria, Virginia Kenneth C. Vetter 922 Juniper Place Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald A. Waindel 5314 Truman Avenue Alexandria, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. H. E. Walters, Jr. 6712 Harwood Place Springfield, Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Whaley 1491-B N. VanDom St. Alexandria, Virginia Col. 8: Mrs. Ralph E. Zahorbsky 407 Crown View Drive Alexandria, Virginia Re 181 ,L -a X Q? V392 A2 - v - ww- W I if ,h. , mA . 'K - f L ww new W-3 A way of life It is hard to know why these people are on these pages. They sell nothing. They are engaged in no activity. They have no oflicial organization. Officially, they are members ofthe Junior class, but when they come together like this, they be- come W-3. W-3 started out as a simple identification num- ber: table three, window side. They have be- come almost legendary. W-3 has been behind contests and demonstrations of various sorts. They sponsored umooningv contests which reverberated throughout the school. They demonstrated at one of our pep rallies fthey were the girls with the big balloonsj. Perhaps you could call W-3 a microcosm with all the personalities and parts of man somehow present. People would probably laugh at you. To those people, W-3 is thirteen likeable boys who do wild and wacky things. They would point to these pages as one of them. Perhaps they're right. But it's nice to think they,re not. lRETON'S Hboobst' A What mess? i 00 1 He's out ot' his tree over W - 3. Hey, doughnuts for a nickel!! What do you mean you were only kidding? 183 We must expect sujfering before achievernent, Seb' renunciation before sebffubillment, death before Ije. . . oi? 'ix I