Bishop Manogue Catholic High School - Crosier Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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CROSIER STAFF Top: Fred Liske, Stacey Ting, Shelly Allison, Tonia Meyers, Greg Warren, John Mo- lezzo. Bottom: Cheryl Chernisky, Brigid Sullivan, Paula Cleary, Colleen Lannom, Tracy Romero, Greg McMurray. Not Pictured: Lisa Blackstock, Chris Sewell, Laura Marsh, Miss Moore, Advisor. ' H ' t 31

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r, af-T , ' [ p «W;:„ K-. ' EDITOR ' S MESSAGE Photographs and Memories is the theme of this year ' s Crosier. If you look at all the pictures in this book you will be able to relive events that are gone forever. Working on the Crosier was a great as well as an exasperating experience. I now truly appreciate all the work that goes into a yearbook. Before being on the Staff I thought yearbooks just appeared at the end of the year, not realizing all the work it takes to get the final copy. Having lost all but two staff members from last year I was forced to start from scratch, and to do much more of the actual work than should be the responsibility of the editor. I am bringing this to your attention so you will consider it while looking over this year ' s Crossier. I am certain that each of you will critique our work this year. While you are doing so, formulate what you would have done better and be prepared next year to put your ideas to work by being on the staff of the Crosier. It is my hope that the Student Body will become much more interested in assisting with the yearbook in the future. I would like to thank those who did help, especially Miss Moore, without whom there would not have been a yearbook. Even though her role is to function as a moderator only. Miss Moore worked as if she were a member of the staff, doing layouts, typing, and keeping books. Thank you, Miss Moore-from the entire Student Body. You have been very generous to all of us. I have enjoyed my four years at Manogue. The Crosier will enable me to look back over these years and remember all the good times. I hope that it will do the same for you. Sara Bodensteiner, Editor S ain. ClM.nC ltUy)LJLAJ

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Membership in the National Honor Society is based on all grades received since the beginning of the 9th grade (semester grades only). 90% is needed to qualify. Each A is worth 4 points; B 3 points; etc. Sophomores are provisional members. 1st row: Kathleen Glenn 100%, John Jaureguito 99.50%, Linda Mal- donado 98.96%, Tony Zamboni 98.91%, Heidi Seevers 98.44%, 2nd row: Theresa Erlach 97.96%, Karen Geiger 97.40%, Judi Anxo 95.65%, Sara Bodensteiner 93.75%. Not Pictured: Mike Pilcher 99.47%. JUNIORS — Ist row: Elisa DeAngelis 100%, Theresa Desmond 99.29%, John Aramini 99.22%, Brigid Sullivan 97.14%, Suzanne Avery 95.95%, Sherri Seeliger 95.00%, Robert Gamboa 94.70%, Tony S cherschel 93.18%, Helen Brown 90.44%, Maryann Brennan 90.28%. Not Pictured: Maureen Glenn 99.29%, Sharon Ouimet 97.14%. SOPHOMORES — 1st row: Joanne Hiester 98.81%, Lisa Ma- cLellan 98.81%, Beth Pinto 98.81%, Peggy Ries 98.81%, Audrie Soto 98.81%, 2nd row: Mike Scheiber 97.62%, Marilyn Williams 97.62%, Chris Mills 95.24%, Kathleen O ' Gara 94.04 ' ' ;., Sheri Helgren 92.86%, Dean Prager 94.04%, Brian Kaskie 91.67%, Kathy Colombo 91.67%, Dawn Hinman 90.00%,. Not Pictured: Jim Cavilia 94.04%, Steve Damonte 94.04%, Cheryl Chernisky 91.67% Daniele McEachin 91.67%,, MaryJo Walsh 91.25%, Mar- celle Herrera 90.48%, Bridget Pincolini 90.48%.