Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1986 volume:

CENTRAL CATHOLIC The Class Of ’86 pulls into grand Central Station. 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BOB cuts WHICH COKE IS IT? First it was Coke, then diet Coke, but then they made it caffeine-free before making it cherry. Now there’s Coca-Cola Classic. Is it the real thing? “Look at the bobs, of course they go to Central.” DEAN PETERSON Mr. Peterson bounced into administration from the basketball court, becoming Dean of Students. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Central hosted a great number of foreign exchange students who shared their culture and experienced ours. FLIGHT tragedy At first use heard the rumors and then the facts unfolded as Fr. Kay-lor confirmed the tragedy of the 25th space shuttle mission. The Challenger and her crew of seven, including teacher Christa McAuliffe, forced NASA to reevaluate the space program. GAS $ Pennies piled in our pockets as the price of petroleum plunged. HALLEY’S comet Halley’s Comet made a much heralded but disappointing visit. Did you see it? If not, don’t worry, it’ll be back in the year 2062. INTELLIGENCE Congratulations to John Vignos, our National Merit Finalist. JOBS KLINEFELTER Lowell Klinefelter has directed Central's football program for 13 years. This Is longer than any other Stark County football coach, making him the dean of Stark County's football coaches. Matt Harlg and Bob Bazzoli at Click’s. Pam Truax at McDonald’s. Susan Woods and Janelle Kramer at Ponderosa. Copyright 1986. NBC IF Copyright 1986, NBC MIAMI VICE Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas in Miami Vice pioneered the merging of music video Into network television. The nation was swept up in “Don Johnson Mania. PLAYOFFS The Crusaders compiled a 9 and 3 record and played into the Regional Finals. Everyone was on their best behavior for the North Central visitors who evaluated our school’s classes, activities, administration, and students. NORTH CENTRAL CAWe J� TfTU W!S. wrm a 6om- OT N6 AWT Of id Tie gcowwms m L0 fYOJ 0HST8€. wete ne's wr rout h£ -w p icm stmext • ASP Dite'i A raws. r T m wm m. T JTMK PKKSTT SWi€ thbpoows pexmes han mxrxyecr masr. than that. pout you l LOGO, PONT C£T 7HH PXfos mear mrf mrft Copyright 1986. Wsshington Post Writer ' Group, reprinted with permission. OPUS Everyone’s favorite penguin! 6 Central rocked on January 31, 1986. At 11:47 AM, an earthquake shook Ohio and eight other states. The quake, centered 30 miles east of Cleveland, registered a five on the Richter scale. Even though those on the fourth floor were frightened, it solved a problem for us — what to use for Q. THREE-0-FIVETHREE FIVETH REj fc-F I UK E-0-FI VETH«E- -F FIVETHRE?E-� -F Ej E-0-FIVEtTTCEE-0-F REMcMODELED In 1986 McDonald’s finished remodeling, giving us an expanded dining area and a playground to play in. eUchre What’s purple and purple and purple all over? Central’s unique, new lavender lounge! Euchre trumped finishing reports, studying for tests, and doing homework in senior study hall. VENDING machines Snicker as you Crunch Mounds of Almond Joyl Last summer the Math Lab expanded to take over Mr. Naegeli’s room, giving Central a 25-piece computer lab. eXam week After eight semesters have passed, final exams at last. 100 YEARS The Statue of Liberty's facelift was completed this year, marking the 100th anniversary of its dedication. On October 28, 1886, the Statue of Liberty was dedicated by Grover Cleveland. Funds for the facelift were contributed by Americans everywhere. 8 Lisa Adams Thomas Adams Michelle Adolph Carole S. Andrews Joseph F. Audi Peggy Batista Michelle Dianne Ball Robert H. Bazzoll Renee Beck Dan Belden Donna Barr Matthew D. Basso David A. Boron Kelly S. Caldas Julia M. Clute Kelly M. Brooks Patricia G. Bugg Thomas G. Casey Carl Chappie Linda G. Coen Ann Marie Cooper Michelle Marie D’Angelo Angela Deems Cris L. Charnock Thomas Corlett Todd Define 11 Michelle Deibel Michael Belden DeVille Peter DeVito John R. DeFrancesco Pat Duffy Roger Duffy Diane M. Eberhardt Dave Ertle Julie Evrard Deana Fernandez Frank Ferrante, Jr. John Fete John Riley Garton Frank Edward Friedman Bret E. Gaff Kristine L. Forney Jennifer Anne Gorkos Peter M. Granchi Luiz R. Guimaraes Anne M. Gill Martha Joy Harrison Anne Haley Mathew Frank Harig Leanne Marie Harper Michael J. Herdlick Michele Henderhan 1 Anna Marie Haymaker Joel C. Hembree Scan A. Hogan Audrey Holtgrelve Ed Herzog Eml Hlrano Carina Hornyak Kristine Hufler Julie Ann Jollat Michelle A. Kalkman Karla C. Kendall Todd Kiefer Teresa A. Keane Paul H. Keffler Thomas R. Kingsbury Mike Klingaman Paul Klotz James Peter Kopko Jennifer Kracker Janelle Kramer Michele Krlng Michelle Kuster Jim Lamberjack Janet Lau Michelle Lewandowski John Leonard J Christina Manolakis Heather M. Maite Christopher Markoch Anthony Malacaman Stephanie Anne Marks Christopher C. Marmon Akemi Matsuhashi Thomas J. McBride Laurie A. McCIlntock 65 David K. Meier Stephanie Michel Steven F. Mlday Debra Kay Marcovechio Patrick D. McGonagle John F. Miller Laura A. Miller Tomas E. Miller I I Linda J. Milliken Frank A. Monago Noelle Monnot Brian J. Mulroy Brian K. Murphy Patrick Darby Murphy Thomas S. Nally Kimberly A. Neman Christopher B. Niehaus Eric Michael Nixdorf John Peter O'Brien Kim Nodo Diane Marie Novak Jeanna C. Nussbaumer James William O’Neill Alicia Perez Monica Marie Pfeiffer 18 Pamela Popa Thomas A. Orcutt Janine Precious Jefferson Packer Robert J. Perl David James Platt Julie Ann Price Thomas E. Peppard Charles H. Peters Patty Proebstle Antoinette Perry Craig Reese Michael Revlock Tim Reese Timothy Relcosky Elizabeth A. Remlinger Susan Rhodes Jennifer Roberts Jeffrey John Rossetti Wilfred F. Santos John H. Scheetz Denise Sarkiewicz Michael Schaub Kimberly R. Schaufele Ronald W. Scheetz Michael E. Schiitz Joel Patrick Schneider Marianne Schrader John Schroedl Mike Scioie Chikayo A. Sekiguchi Timothy A. Swansiger ML Michelle Sylvester David J. Szink Keith R. Themes Marie Thomas Stella Torres Wendy M. Thayer Theodore J. Tracy Antoinette M. Trammell Pamela M. Truax Patrice Urbanek Cynthia Uslick Cheryl Vignos John P. Vignos Jennifer M. Vincent Laurel Vitale Douglas Alan Vogley Julie M. Vogley John A. Wagner Steve R. Warth Anne Marie Watkins Matthew Watters Amy Weber Patrick J. Weber Shawn Werbeck Laura E. Wolfinger Susan J. Woods Christopher Ylngllng Karen V. Zagrodnik Michele Zeglen Jeffrey M. Zwlck Seniors not pictured are Anthony Brunner, Daniel Dahlgren, David Johnstone, Timothy Kadunce, Linda Lattavo, and Brian Relford 23 Here’s what the class of ’86 said about the best and worst of 1986. BEST Pretty In Pink If You Leave Parties The Cosby Show Jeopardy 96.5 WKDD Euchre Jeans and shirt ‘WERMP” MOVIE SONG PLACES TO SPEND WEEKENDS TV SHOWS GAME SHOW RADIO STATION CARD GAME FASHION SAYING WORST Rambo Rock Me Amadeus Stay home The A-Team Price Is Right 100.7 WMMS Solitare Punk-Madonna look “For sure” Bloom County COMIC STRIP Rex Morgan M.D. VIGIL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Julie Price ADVISOR Mr. Lenz LAYOUT The members of the Layout Staff designed the look of the book. The editors were Julie Evrard and Monica Pfeiffer. The staff consisted of Eric Pfeiffer, Tammy Novak, Anne Killian, and Chris Triner. COPY The Copy Staff provided the wording for the Vigil. Members of the staff were Jessica Falvo, Editor Stephanie Michel, Laurel Vitale, and Heather Maite. 26 PROOF The copy for the yearbook was checked by the Proof Staff. Donna Christian was the editor, and her staff included Sue Resler and Mike Herdlick. The Sales Coordinator was Daniela Lungociu. SPORTS The Sports Staff compiled the athletic information. Jack Martin, Brian Quartz, Beth Wittman, and Sheila Deems were members of the staff. The editor was Chris Manolakis. PHOTOGRAPHERS Pictures for the Vigil were taken by the Photography Staff. The photographers were Steve Scherger, Renae King, Christine Parker, and Cindy Uslick. Missing from the picture was Anne Hickey. Renae King also provided cover art. STUDENT LIFE The Student Life Staff captured the spirit of Central. The staff consisted of Tracy Waechter, Michelle Delbel, and Matt Watters. The editor was Laura Woifinger. Missing from the picture was Michelle O'Brien. 27 SENIORS The Senior Staff organized the senior pictures. Members of the staff were Mary Petry and editor Heather Maite. FACULTY Information and pictures of the faculty were gathered by the Faculty Staff. Renae King and editor Shelley Adolf made up the staff. UNDERCLASSMEN The underclassmen names and pictures were compiled by Editor Amy Flerstos, Debbie Marcovechio, Brian Quartz, and Joelle Byrer. These students were members of the Underclassmen Staff. INTRODUCTION The Introduction Staff selected and organized the topics at the beginning of the book. The staff included Shelley Ball and editor Leslie Scheurer. 28 SPEECH Central’s Speech team had an exciting and competitive year. The students mastered their speaking and communication skills in competitions with other area high schools. Joe Audi advanced to state competition. Sr. Margaret served as advisor. Pictured are: Samantha Wip-perman, Joe Audi, Barb Bazzoli, Matt Copthorne, Robin Wachunas, and Frank Ferrante. Not pictured are Susan Zagrodnik and Aylin Bumin. STUDENT CONGRESSIONAL COUNCIL Congressman Ralph Regula sponsored his 14th Student Congressional Council this year for Stark County High Schools. The group of politicians from Central was one of the largest in the Council. Central was assigned the topic of U.S.-Soviet relations on which Joe Audi served as chairman and Marie Thomas as secretary for the six school group. Miss Lillian McFarren served as faculty advisor. VISIONS The production of Visions, Central’s literary magazine, is a year-long project. Staff members started in November with publicity and developed the structure of the magazine. Throughout the year, they collected poems, short stories, and other literary works. They then selected, edited, and printed them to form Visions 86. Miss Paumier served as faculty advisor. THE COMET ADVISOR EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Mr. Hudnall has been the Comet Advisor for three years. Edltors-in-Chief Amy Weber and Mike Shreffler oversaw the publication and distribution of six issues of the Comet this year. THE EDITORS Row 1: Mike McGonagle, Brenda Schroeder, Dave Meier, Russ Kolarlck, Michelle Poole, Jayme Stayer. Row 2: Rob Leahy, Mark Ledoux, Kevin Kettler, Darby Murphy, Dave Fischer, Kevin McGonagle. Row 3: Angela Deems, Anne Haley, Laura Miller, Michelle Lewandowski, Andrea Hell, Kristin Hug. 30 1. Mr. Hudnall suggests an improvement to Russ Ko-larik and Michelle Poole. 2. Artists Scott Thayer, Noelle Monnot, Theresa Buffo, and photographer Pat Weber take a turn in front of the camera. 3. Dave Fischer, Phil Revlock, and Darby Murphy discuss layout plans. 4. Sophomore Kevin McGonagle and Junior Kevin Kettler assemble their page of the Comet. 5. Adding the female touch are Kristin Hug, Andrea Heil, Brenda Schroeder, and Michelle Poole. 6. Mark Ledoux and Anne Haley complete their pasteup. 31 FOLK GROUP Central's Folk Group was led by Mrs. Crofford and Sr. Joyce Baler. This group of dedicated students led the student body in musical worship which enhanced school masses. Erin O'Reilly Traci Waltz Mary Pat Nally Shelley Ball Ann Shadle John Garton Sheila Tonn Anne Gill Christina Cadden Anne Haley David Garton Eml Hlrano Mary Jacobson Karla Kendall Colette Kovach Teresa Keane Kathy Lackney Jim Kopko Adam Miller Chris Markoch Tammy Novak Kim Nodo Jill Roush Mary Jo Pike David Sheets Pam Popa Vicki Verbus Patty Proebstle Diane Adams Beth Remllnger Teresa Barton Jennifer Roberts Jean Belmont Mike Schaub Sheila Deems Kim Schaufele Jessica Falvo Paul Shadle Angela Glalluca Dave Shanower Andrea Hell Jayme Stayer Kristin Hug Bud Stebblns Rebecca Jacobson Laurel Vitale Joan Nally Anne Watkins Jill Nicholson Amy Weber Ann Shuman Karen Zagrodnlk Marla Sieber Marie Thomas Michelle Themes Anthony Malacaman S.A.D.D. The S.A.D.D. organization represents Student Against Driving Drunk. They aim to discourage drinking and driving among high school students. S.A.D.D. put together an assembly for the school this year informing the students about the organization. They also brought in a guest speaker, Mrs. Janey Davis, from the M.A.D.D. organization to share with the school. This year’s S.A.D.D. officers were (sitting) Public Relations Judy Heinzer; Secretary Katy Kress; and (standing) Vice-President Traci Waltz; President Beth Gaff; and Treasurer Faith Scheetz. Mrs. Murphy served as faculty moderator. RIGHT TO LIFE The students of Central’s Right to Life group are dedicated to the preservation of human lives. A successful Birthright Drive was held in October to provide necessary items for unwed mothers. Other activities included inviting speakers and participating in the Right to Life March held last January in Washington, D.C. The officers were Treasurer Mary Jo Pike, Vice-President Teresa Keane, President Anne Gill and Secretary Jessica Falvo. Sr. Mary served as the advisor. WORSHIP The Worship Committee prepared several masses and prayer services for the school. This committee provided an opportunity for students to become involved with the masses by being readers and eucharlstic ministers. Members of this committee were (sitting) Kerry Vincent, Beth Wittman, Anita Stoner, Jennifer Vincent and (standing) Greg Blate, Leslie Shubert, Patty Proebstle, Vicki Verbus and Jayme Stayer. STUDENT PRESIDENT Darby Murphy COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT Joel Schneider SECRETARY TREASURER 34 Marie Thomas Tom Casey CLASS OFFICERS Senior officers were Treasurer John DeFrancesco, President Mike Shreffler, Secretary Michelle Sylvester and Vice-President Tom Miller. Sophomore officers were President Bart Buckler, Vice-President Joe Russell, Secretary Samantha Wlpperman and Treasurer Chris Schiavone. Junior officers were Treasurer Joanne Notaro, Secretary Megan Berring, Vice-President Ann Hickey and President Dave Fischer. Freshman officers were Vice-President Dan Mas-sarelll. Secretary Lisa Klko, Treasurer Traci Null and President Joe Vitale. 35 STUDENT Senior Reps.- Row 1: Marianne Schrader. Anne Bordner. Klrstln Steiger. Antoinette Perry. Row 2: Todd Kiefer. Frank Ferrante COUNCIL Junior Reps. Row 1: Chris Chapls. Deanna Stelert. Claudia Ll-mardo. Barb Bazzoll. Row 2: Mike Popa. Leo Klsmann. Sophomore Reps. Row 1: Erica Armoglda, Leigh Kalkman. Julie Freshman Reps.- Row 1: Jo lannl. Heather Pummell, Eric DeVito. Schlltz. Beth Wlttman. Row 2: Shawn Prloleau, Chris Delbel. Row 2: John Petry. Scott Thayer, Matt Batista. The Ways and Means committee was headed by Kim Nodo and Diane Eber-hardt. The Dance committee planned the Frolic and Twlrp and several Informal dances. The Dance committee heads were Stephanie Michel. Antoinette Perry and Kelly Brooks. The Social Action committee, headed by Michelle Kuster and Pat McGonagle. organized Thanksgiving and Christmas food drives. Joe Popa and Jennifer Kracker directed the Publicity committee. The Spirit committee was led by Laurel Vitale. Frank Monago and Amy Weber. Pictured are row 1: Kim, Diane. Kelly. Stephanie. Antoinette and Laurel. Row 2: Pat, Michelle. Joe. Jennifer. Frank and Amy. 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On November 17, Central held Its annual NHS Induction ceremony at St. Michael’s. The Inductees were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This year, NHS sponsored an allschool dance as well as provided tutoring in a variety of subjects. The 1985-86 officers were Secretary Kelly Brooks, Treasurer Paul Sha-dle, Vice-President Anthony Malacaman and President Thomas Corlett. Fr. Deffen-baugh served as the advisor. CLASS OF ’86 CLASS OF ’87 Michelle Adolph Joseph Audi Michele Ball Gregory Blate Kelly Brooks Kelly Caldas Thomas Casey Thomas Corlett John DeFrancesco Peter DeVito Frank Ferrante John Garton Anne Gill Anne Haley Michael Herdlick Edward Herzog Audrey Holtgrelve Kristina Hufler Paul Keffler Todd Kiefer Mike Klingaman Jennifer Kracker Michelle Kuster Michelle Lewandowski Brian Lippert Thomas McBride Patrick McGonagle Heather Maite Anthony Malacaman Christopher Markoch Stephanie Michel Laura Miller Frank Monago Noelle Monnot Eric Nlxdorf Monica Pfeiffer Julie Price Patricia Proebstle Jennifer Roberts Jeffery Rossetti Michael Schaub Ronald Scheetz Joel Schneider Michael Shreffler Kurt Shubert Paul Shadle Timothy Smith Jayme Stayer Kristin Steiger Marie Thomas Jennifer Vincent Laurel Vitale John Wagner Amy Weber Laura Wolflnger Christopher Yingling Karen Zagrodnik Diane Adams Megan Berrlng Jack Bird Aylin Bumln Gina Capuano Donna Christian Linda Colopy Kim Cremers Annamarie D’Orazio David Dukat Jessica Falvo David Fischer Beth Gaff Jennifer Hammer Andrea Hell John Helllne Ann Hickey Kristen Hug Kathy Huryn Kevin Kettler Jeffrey Kiko Russel Kolarik Molly Leahy Mark Ledoux Debbie Lehman Claudia Llmardo Sydney Lyon Christopher Maloney John Martin Michael McGonagle Mellisa Mitchel Marsha Mosko Mary Petry Gregory Pflffner Michelle Poole Melissa Sarver Leslie Scheurer Ann Shuman Laura Skodls Edward Stanek Traci Waltz Patrick Wehrlin 37 SENIOR RETREAT This fall, eight senior retreats were held at Camp NEOSA, which is located on the picturesque Leesville Lake. The seniors spent two days and two night Involved in activities which formed new friendships and bonded old. The colorful trees and the radiance of midnight bonfires added to good feelings felt inside by everyone. As senior, Doug Vogley commented after his retreat, “Senior retreat was a great experience that I will remember forever.” RETREAT ONE RETREAT TWO RETREAT THREE RETREAT FOUR Peggy Batista Carole Andrews Kelly Brooks Donna Barr Anne BoVdner Michelle Delbel Diane Eberhardt Angela Deems Kelly Caldaa Jennifer Gorkos Kris Forney Anne Haley Julie Evrard Julie Jollat Michelle Kalkman Martha Harrison Anna Haymaker Linda Lattavo Michelle Lewandowskl Eml Hlrano Brenda Llzotte Sue Lyon Trlcla Lundqulst Kris Hufler Debbie Marcovechlo Diane Novak Heather Malte Danlela Lungoclu Noelle Monnot Patty Proebstle Chris Manolakls Antoinette Perry Jennie Roberta Beth Remllnger Kim Nodo Mary Jo Pike Jennifer Vincent Susan Rhodes Cindy Usllck Lisa Steiner Laurel Vitale Denise Sarklewlcz Cheryl Vlgnos Missy Tenaglla Anne Watkins Marianne Schrader Amy Weber Bob Bazzoll Sue Woods Kim Schaufele Blake Flthen Dave Boron Joe Audi Klrstln Steiger Bret Gaff Roger Duffy Greg Blate Marie Thomas Todd Kiefer Frank Ferrante Mark Bonnot Tom Adams Jim Kopko Mike Fink Dave Ertle Tom Casey Brian Llppert Lulz Gulmaraes John Fete Chris Charnock Dave Platt Matt Harlg Pete Granchl Tom Corlett Jeff Rossetti Joel Hembree Mike Herdllck Pat Duffy Mike Schlltz Anthony Malacaman Jim Lamberjack John Leonard Paul Shadle Brian Murphy Chris Markoch Chris Marmon Tim Swanslger Jim O’Neill Tom Miller Pat McGonagle Matt Watters Joel Schneider Darby Murphy John Miller Jeff Zwlck Kurt Shubert Tom Nally Eric Nlxdorf Fr. Deffenbaugh John Skakun Tom Orcutt Jefferson Packer Miss McFarren Pat Weber Fr. Deffenbaugh Dave Shanower Mr. Lenz Fr. Miller Mrs. Crofford Sr. Jane Marie Mr. Powell Mike Shreffler Dave Szlnk Fr. Miller Miss J. Peters Sr. Colleen Mr. Nally Mrs. Crofford Mr. Leahy Miss M. Peters Mrs. Mlchna RETREAT FIVE RETREAT SIX RETREAT SEVEN RETREAT EIGHT Shelley Ball Shelley Adolph Julie Clute Lisa Adams Linda Coen Patty Bugg Kerri Cyphers Renee Beck Teresa Keane Audrey Holtgrelve Graclela Fonseca Leann Harper Michele Krlng Karla Kendall Anne GUI Michele Henderhan Stephanie Marks Michelle Kuster Laura Lorenz Chi Mun Lau Akeml Matsuhashl Jennifer Kracker Linda Milllken Lauri McCIIntock Monica Pfeiffer Janelle Kramer Pam Popa Jeanna Nussbaumer Janlne Precious Stephanie Michel Julie Splno Alicia Perez Julie Vogley Kim Neman Wendy Thayer Julie Price Laura Wolflnger Chlkayo Seklguchl Patty Urbanek Michelle Sylvester Todd Define Antoinette Trammell John DeFrancesco Stella Torres John Garton Matt Basso Mike Kllngaman Pam Truax Mike Martell Matt Byham Romero Llamas Michelle Zeglen Steve Mlday Dan Dahlgren Dave Meier Karen Zagrodnlk Chris Nlehaus Mike DeVlIle Brian Mulroy Dan Belden Bob Perl Sean Hogan Pete O’Brien Dave Boerner Chuck Peters Dave Johnstone Jayme Stayer Carl Chappie Joe Pops Paul Keffler Bud Stebblns Pete DeVito Tim Reese Paul Klotz Keith Themes Frank Friedman Mike Schaub Tom Kingsbury John Wagner Ed Herzog John Schroedl Tom McBride Steve Warth Tom Peppard Fr. Kaylor Frank Monago Shawn Werbeck Craig Reese Mr. Peterson Tim Relcosky Chris Ylngllng Brian Retford Miss Welbl Ted Tracy Fr. Kaylor Mike Revlock Sr. Joyce Doug Vogley Fr. Miller Mrs. Margo Sr. Jane Marie Brother Willie Mr. Venuto Mrs. Nelhelser Sr. Joyce John Scheetz Ron Scheetz Tim Smith John Vlgnos Fr. Deffenbaugh Sr. Colleen Mr. Powell Mrs. Pollock JR SR HALLOWEEN DANCE Planned by the junior and senior class officers, the 1985 Junior-Senior Halloween Dance, held on Saturday, October 26, was a great success. Black and orange crepe paper along with a generous supply of oak leaves added to the atmosphere of the gym. Audrey Holtgrelve arrived with the most original costume, the human version of the yellow brick road. Other prize winners were Tim Relcosky and prima ballerina Patrick Duffy, as the scariest and the cutest, respectively. John Scheetz and his midget twin, Tim Smith, captured best pair. Our best faculty costume (will we ever forget?) was Mr. Hudnall as everyone’s favorite aunt. Aunt Jemima. BAND Row 1: Chris Cadden, Diane Adams, Jill Nicholson, Maria Sieber, Yvette Chapanar. Row 2: Mr. Robert Helmstetter, Jennifer Violand, Doug Caiazza, Craig Caiazza, Paul Shadle, Tom Orcutt, Mike Schaub, Keith Waltz, Traci Waltz, Mr. John Ebner. Row 3: Deldre Vargo, Ann Shadle, Walter Peters, John Garton, Sheila Tonn, Ann Shuman, Amy Odazln, Melissa Sarver, Susan Woods. Row 4: Mary Jacobson, Bud Stebbins, Dave Garton, Steve Scherger, Colette Kovach, Rebecca Jacobson, Heather Fete, Erin O’Reilly, Molly Lennon, Julianne Spino. Row 5: Miss Kimberly Estep, Dave Sheets, Andy Shuman, Chris Markoch, Anne Haley. Angela Gialluca, Chris McGrath, Mr. Andy Felczar. The 1985-86 band officers were Vice-President Bud Stebbins, Secretary Melissa Sarver, Treasurer Mike Schaub, and President John Garton. Band directors included Choreographer Miss Kimberly Estep, Associate Director Mr. Robert Helmstetter, Director Mr. John Ebner, and Percussion Instructor Mr. Andy Felczan. 44 Senior Band- Row 1: Susan Woods, Paul Shadle, Tom Orcutt, Mike Schaub, Julie Spino. Row 2: Bud Steb-blns, John Garton, Chris Markoch, Anne Haley. Majorettes- Row 1: Jill Nicholson (Head Majorette). Row 2: Chris Cadden, Yvette Chapanar. Row 3: Maria Sleber, Diane Adams. Flag Girls- Row 1: Jennifer Violand (Co-Capt.), Susan Band members showed that great Crusader spirit all Woods, Julie Spino, Deldre Vargo, Mary Jacobson, football season. Traci Waltz (Co-Capt.). Central’s band began preparing for this school year over the summer by attending a five day band camp at Hiram College. The band marched In the Hall of Fame Parade in August and at the Stark County Fair. CCHS band entertained the crowds at halftime during the football season. The band organized several musical programs this year. On October 5, there was the CCHS Invitational Band Show, and on November 23, they performed the Marching Band Appreciation Show. On December 6, they performed at the Coliseum for the Force game. 45 THE 1985 FROLIC “MELT WITH YOU” The 1985 Frolic was held on November 27th. Pink, silver, and white streamers decorated the gym. “Melt With You” by Modern English was the theme song for this year’s Homecoming dance, and the band SCHEME provided entertainment for those in attendance. The introduction of the football Homecoming Court was the highlight of the beautiful evening. King and Queen: Chrla Marmon and Julie Evrard Senior : Frank Monago and Antoinette Perry Junlora: Mary Petry and Tony Almasy Sophomorea: Bart Buckler and Molly Belden Freshmen: Valerie Fischer and Jeff Lehman Many seniors enjoyed their last Frolic. Above: These girls were definitely not feel ing blue. Left: Here’s looking at you kidl Below: Freshmen enjoyed the Frolic. Kurt Weber and Amy Zwlck. CHORUS Row 1: Kathy Lackney, Carla Stringfleld, Amy McCue, Molly McCarthy, Kim Cremers, Wendy Thayer, Monica Pfeiffer, Julie Evrard, Molly Leahy. Row 2: Ann Shuman, Kathleen Hager, Beth Remlinger, Emi Hirano, Bud Stebbins, Mary Pat Nally, Joan Nally, Wendy Brentzel, Jill Nicholson, Mary Zagrodnik. Row 3: Ann Snyder, Erin Dick, Katherine Steiger, Vicki Verbus, Mike Russo, David Scheetz, Matthew Copthorne, Claudia Parker, Karen Zagrodnik, Trlcia Lundqulst, Lisa Steiner, Michelle Laboucane, Julia Loudiana. Row 4: Amy Fierstos, Sue Streb, Patty Proebstle, Amy Weber, Christian James, Jayme Stayer, Greg Blate, Kirstin Steiger, Kim Nodo, Teresa Keane, Julie Splno, Janelle Kramer. Led by vocal director Mr. Richard Blau-meiser, the Central chorus completed a full performance schedule. The year was highlighted with Christmas, Spring and Sacred Music concerts along with various performances In the community. 48 Chorus officers were (sitting) Treasurer Kirstin Steiger, Secretary Amy Fierstos, (standing) Vice President Kim Nodo and President Jayme Stayer. The accompanists for the 1985 86 choral season were Karen Zagrodnik, Monica Pfeiffer, Jayme Stayer, Katherine Steiger and Ann Shuman. Amy Weber and Jayme Stayer combined their talents to sing My Christmas List. Amy Fierstos, in a solo perfor mance. Patty Proebstle and Kim Nodo sang a duet at the Christmas concert. SKI CLUB 50 During the winter months, the Ski Club enjoyed many hours of fun on the slopes of Boston Mills. Students loaded up on three buses every Tuesday after school. Officers for this year’s Ski Club were: President Greg Blate, Vice President Todd Kiefer, Secretary Michelle Sylvester, and Treasurer John Ska-kun. Also swishing down the slopes were advisors Mr. Hudnall, Mrs. Pollock, and Miss Amendolara. 1. Seniors clown around on the slopes. 2. Freshmen pose on a snowy night. 3. Frank, Mrs. Pollock, Joel, Miss Amendolara, and Dave. 4. Dianne, Barb, Gina, and Joanne. 5. Skiers warm up in the lodge. LANGUAGE CLUBS FRENCH The French Club learned about the country of France and its customs. The officers were President Tiffany Marsh, Secretary Treasurer Sue Topcuoglu, and Vice President Pete O'Brien. The French Club advisors were Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Pfund. Mrs. Murphy led an expedition to Quebec over Easter, giving students an opportunity to use their French. SPANISH The Spanish Club was involved with language games, Spanish parties and food, and Spanish posters. The advisor was Mrs. Bernhardt, who added insights on Spanish culture. Officers were President Samantha Wipperman, Vice President Robin Wachunas, Treasurer Laura Skodis, and Secretary Karla Ranalll (not pictured). LATIN Latin Club was involved in interscholastic competition this year. Out of eight Stark County schools, Central received a third place trophy at the Academic Olympic Competition. For the Olympics, Central students built a chariot. Pictured are David Tyburski, Bruno Gioiello, Brother Willy, and Tony Almasy. The moderators were Brother Willy and Mrs. Stollar. Above: Senior attendant Jennifer Gorkos and escorts Steve Miday and Tom McBride Below: Sophomore attendant Joanne Paulino and escort Dave Manderlne Queen Monica Pfeiffer and King John Fete 1986 TWIRP “FOREVER YOURS” Above: Junior attendant LouAnn Sarachene and escort Sean McLaughlin Below: Freshman attendant Lisa Kiko and escort Dan Massarelli Dave Fischer and Ann Hickey Mike Osburn and Kelly Kennedy John escorts Monica to the dance floor. Mary Jacobson and Tom Orcutt Mike Schiltz and Linda Lattavo 53 DRAMA The play “Oklahomal” was presented by Central’s Drama Department this year. Mrs. Maria Crofford was Director. She was assisted by Student Director Dave Shanower, Student Musical Director Jayme Stayer, and Choreographer Barb Bazzoli. A cast of over forty members and a crew consisting of fifty members spent countless hours in preparation for opening night. The orchestra was conducted by Mr. John Ebner and Mr. Bob Helmstetter. Miss Jacalyn Weibl was the Crew Director. TALENT SHOW This year Pink on Black won first place for the third consecutive year in Central’s Talent Show. Forty acts participated. Congratulations to the members of Pink on Black. Row 1: Mike Schaub, Paul Shadle, Tom Orcutt. Row 2: John Garton, Chris Markoch, Bud Stebbins. LIP-SYNC CONTEST Central held Its first Lip-Sync Contest this year. The winners performed to the song “The Streak.” Members of the group are Marsha Mosko, Daisy Ball, Julie Miller, and Kelly Kennedy. Chris Chapis is out of view. CAST OF CHARACTERS CURLEY.... JAYME STAYER LAURIE .... AYLIN BUMIN AUNT ELLER . MOLLY LEAHY WILL ....DAVE SHANOWER ADO ANNIE ___ AMY WEBER JUD .............. DAVE GARTON ALI HAKIM... GREG BLATE GERTIE CUMMINGS ERIN DICK ANDREW CARNES ..... TOM CORLETT IKE SKIDMORE ...... TED WACKERLY BUD STEBBINS Most likely to be late for home- Couple most likely to get married: Biggest brownnoser: Tom room: Steve Mlday Shelley Adolph and Tom Kingsbury McBride SENIOR SURVEY Selected by their peers, here are the winners of the 1986 Senior Survey. Contributed most to school: Amy Weber Biggest flirts: Pete Granchi and Kim Neman Most likely to wreck the car: Marie Most likely to be a comedian: Tom Most likely to have a party: Cindy Thomas Miller Usllck 56 Biggest prep: Danny Belden Most likely to turn a head: Laurel Vitale Chris Marmon Most likely to be seen at Central after hours: Amy Weber Most likely to copy someone else’s homework: Steve Warth Most likely to make you smile: Joel Schneider Biggest bookworm: Kelly Caldas Anthony Malacaman Most likely to wipe out another Most gullible: Todd Kiefer Wendy skier: Joe Audi Thayer Biggest mouth: Kim Neman 57 m.v; full The 1986 Jr. Sr. Prom was held at Sky-land Pines Country Club on Friday, 23. One hundred and thirty couples gan the evening by sitting down to a course meal including their choice of steak or shrimp. After dinner the couples awaited the entrance of the band. While it still remained cold outside, it was very hot inside as “Me and the Boyz” provided the music. Couples continued to dance until midnight when the crowd dispersed. This Prom created many good memories for all who attended. 1. Juniors Arlene Santos, Lea Anne For berg, and Veronica Newsome enjoy their first prom. 2. Laura Wolfinger and Frank Friedman joined in the spirit of the evening. 3. “Me” from “Me and the Boyz” brought the dance floor to life. 4. Joe Audi offers Kris Hufler a taste of the delicious dinner. 5. Audrey Holtgreive, Michelle Kalkman, Michelle Sylvester, Laurel Vitale, and Kelly Caldas left their dates to pose for a picture. 6. Antoinette Perry and Brian Relford relax after dancing. 7. Amy Flerstos and Jim O’Neill were all smiles. 8. The appearance of Tim Reicosky, Tomas Miller, and Craig Reese added to the laughs of the evening. 9. Fr. Kaylor enjoyed the company of Shelley Adolph, Tom Kingsbury, Wendy Thayer, and Tom Casey. 10. Kim Neman, Marie Thomas, and Amy Weber looked dazzling in their prom gowns. BACCALAUREATE 1. The procession of graduates makes Its way to St. Joan of Arc Church. 2. Class President Mike Shreffler carried the banner displaying the theme for the mass. 3. The graduates passed In front of their parents before the mass began. 4. St. Joan of Arc provided a beautiful surrounding for the Baccalaureate mass. 5. During the Offertory, students presented a diploma to Fr. Kaylor. 6. The front of the line makes its way Into the front of the church. 7. Senior members of the folk group Joined Mr. Hersha and Mrs. Crofford In the singing. On May 27, 1986, the graduates processed to St. Joan of Arc Church for their Baccalaureate. The chosen theme for the mass was “Forward In Faith, Building On Memories.” Several members of the class individually participated in different parts of the mass. The seniors joined in the singing under the direction of Mrs. Crofford and Mr. Hersha. Senior members of the Folk Group and Chorus also presented musical selections. A quartet of Amy Weber, Jayme Stayer, Patty Proebstle, and Greg Blate provided a special musical reflection. The Baccalaureate mass ended as the graduates marched with candles back to Central. The eightieth annual Commencement Exercises of Mount Marle-St. John and Central Catholic High School were held on Wednesday, May 28. 1986, at the Canton Memorial Civic Center. The address was given by Sister Frances Flanigan, H.M., while Bishop James W. Malone awarded the dlplo mas. The chorus added the music for the ceremony. Commencement pro vided a welcomed ending for the graduates. 1. The girls looked beautiful with their bouquets of roses. 2. These guys were glad to finally make It. 3. The speaker was Sister Francis Flanigan. H.M., CEO of the Humility of Mary Health Care Corporation. 4. The graduates looked anxious while entering the Civic Center. 5. Mary Jo Pike, Anne Haley, Kris Forney, and Kim Schaufele. 6. Lisa Adams receives her diploma from Bishop James W. Malone. 7. Beth Remllnger, Jennifer Roberts, and Noelle Monnot 8. Faculty members were also present In their caps and gowns. 9. The Class of 1986 enters Into the future. YWr- 651 4.0 GPA’S OR BETTER CONGRATULATIONS ON FOUR YEARS OF HARD WORK Anthony Malacaman Frank Monago Tom Corlett Kelly Brooks Chris Yingllng Robert Perl Jennifer Vincent Stephanie Michel John Vignos 66 Jayme Stayer John DeFrancesco Karla Kendall FOOTBALL This year’s football team closed its long season with a record of 9 wins and only 3 losses. The team’s dedication and talent brought them a record which is distinguished as the best in Central’s history. Led by Coach Klinefelter, the Crusaders fell only two games shy of state finals when they were defeated by Steubenville in the Regional play-offs. The team had a competitive regular season losing only to McKinley and arch-rival St. Thomas. 1. Fr. Kaylor shows anticipation as Coach Klinefelter looks on. 2. Murphy plunges in for the tackle. 3. Crusaders get set to gain some yards. 4. Marmon scrambles for the down. 5. Tony Almasy secures a pass. 68 Row 1: Chris Marmon, Dave Boron, Tim Reicosky, Mike Sciole, Pat Duffy, Brian Murphy, Joel Schneider, Tom Adams, Tom McBride, Roger Duffy, Frank Monago. Row 2: Leo Kismann, Dave Chappie, Paul DePasquale, Darby Murphy, Bruno Gioiello, Jack Bird, Tony Almasy, Mike Fox, Carl Chappie, Brian Relford. Row 3: Tom Wellman, Dave Fischer, Pete Relkowski, Dave Wilimer, Todd Currence, Steve Brady, Mark Butchko, Ted Wellman, Corey Skarren. Row 4: Bart Buckler, Dave Manderine, Tony Pariano, Chris Maloney, Christian James, John Volkman, Clark Shane, Mark Haley, Tom Koontz. Row 5: Jim Harrison, Jason Klinefelter, Steve Udeck, Matt Yingling, Joe Piero, Chris Schiavone, Rob Leahy, Rick Vannan. TRI-CAPTAINS Pat Duffy Chris Marmon Roger Duffy 69 SENIOR ATHLETES Tom Adams Dave Boron Carl Chappie Tom McBride Frank Monago Brian Murphy Darby Murphy 70 Tim Reicosky Brian Relford Joel Schneider Mike Sciole FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1: Jeff Griffin, Nick Mascltti, Ron Abrigg, Mark Spencer, Dave Shanabruch, Ralph Plott, Jeff Paul, Ryan Klinefelter, Nick Buckler. Row 2: Andy Fllberg, Don Harbert, Darin Groff, Dan Massarelli, Brad Schonhoft, Mark Fierstos, Tom Allison, Mark Obermiller, Joe Vlacovsky, Matt Fox, Paul Castora, John Petry. Row 3: Gary Frascone, Jeff Turner, Rick Harris, Nick Pace, Dlno Pellegrene, Joe Vitale, Maury Sullivan, A1 Kozar, Jeff Lehman, Dave Monnot, Eric Wolflnger. Missing: Dave Contrucci. COACHES Leading our Crusader teams to victory were a group of dedicated coaches. Row 1: Doug Miller, Head Coach Lowell Klinefelter, Bob Leahy. Row 2: Leo Dematteis, Lon Hersha, Ron Stoops. Pictured above: Mike Currence. 71 SOCCER 1. Tom watches as Tim stops a goal. 2. The team gets a pep talk from assistant coach. Matt Lombardi. 3. No pain, no gainl 4. All eyes are on T.J. as he attempts to recover the ball. 5. Central dominates the field. 6. Shawn takes action as his attempted goal is deflected. 7. John and Jim move the ball down the field. 8. Central battles for control of the ball. 72 Row 1: Ed Herzog. Blake Flthen. Carl Eatenlk, Ken White, Christopher Capuano. T.J. Lombardi. Jeff Vlgnos, Jordan Rosedale. Row 2: Dave Peppard, Ron Scheetz, Tom Casey, Mary Zagrodnlk, Karen Zagrodnlk, Michelle Lewan dowskl, Pat Downing, Shawn Werbeck. Row 3: Assistant Coach Matt Lombardi, John Leonard, John Vlgnos, Tim Smith, John Miller, Sean Hogan. Jim Chevraux, Head Coach Jim Naegell. Missing: Rob Slbel, Chris Wlttel. This year Central saw the debut of Its first soccer team. They faced a difficult schedule with very competitive teams. They ended the season with a record of three wins, fourteen losses, and one tie. The team was led by Mr. Jim Naegell and Matt Lombardi. Twelve seniors, including tri-captains Ron Scheetz, Tom Casey, and Sean Hogan, helped the team to have a productive season. Senior goalie Tim Smith set a school record of 210 saves. 73 VOLLEYBALL Central’s 1985-86 Varsity Volleyball team ended its season with a record of 5 wins and 12 losses. The team was lead by Head Coach Joanne Peters and Assistant Coach Jane Ei-bel, both first year volleyball coaches. Captains were seniors Michelle Kuster and Patty Proebstle. Left: Members of the team were Row 1: Tina Gioiello, Kris Samartino, Susan Ertle, Michelle Simone, Stella Torres, Chris Reese, Valerie Fischer, Marylou Friedman, Pam Udeck. Row 2: Miss Jane Eibel, Mary Nicholas, Paige Nlehaus, Sydney Lyon, Colette Marmon, Chikayo Se-kiguchi, Stacey Ungashick, Julie Miller. Row 3: Miss Joanne Peters, Tiffany Adams, Kim Snyder, Sue Streb, Patty Proebstle, Kim Nodo, Michelle Kalkman, Sue Lyon, Michelle Kuster. Below: Seniors were Michelle Kuster, Chikayo Seki-guchi, Kim Nodo, Patty Proebstle, Michelle Kalkman, and Sue Lyon. TOO GOOD TO THROW AWAY 75 GOLF This year's varsity golf team finished with a record of 19 wins and 11 losses In their regular season; with the reverse team finishing undefeated at 11 wins. The golf team was led by Coach John Wagner and seniors Pete DeVito. Dan Belden and Tom Peppard. The team distinguished themselves as Stark Metro Champs, and also placed third In the Stark County Open and second in Districts. Tom Peppard was the single member to qualify for state competition. 1. Row 1: Tom Peppard, Pete DeVito, Dan Belden. Row 2: Coach John Wagner, Michelle Sylvester (stat.), Brian Mahoney, Brian Belden, Jim Guil-foyle, Rob Skolmutch, Rob Rodgers, Mike Watkins, Jim DiCola, Eric DeVito, Audrey Holtgreive (stat.). 2. Brian Mahoney 3. Brian Belden 4. Pete DeVito 5. Dan Belden 6. Tom Peppard 76 TENNIS Row 1: Megan Conley, Stephanie Michel, Kris Hufler, Theresa Buffo, Leslie Scheurer. Row 2: Sr. Anne Solma, Marie Thomas, Danlela Lungo-ciu, Felicia Lungoclu, Jennifer Myers. The Girls’ Tennis team continued their winning tradition by ending the 1985-86 season with a 14-3 record. Coached by Sr. Anne Solma and Mrs. Nina Rasmussen, five girls advanced Into postseason competition. Kris Hufler was regional qualifier In the singles division. Marie Thomas and Felicia Lungo-ciu were regional doubles qualifiers. The doubles team of Stephanie Michel and Danlela Lungoclu had the opportunity to travel to Columbus for the state competition. Said Damlela Lungoclu, “This year's tennis team turned out to be one of the best during our years at Central because of the spirit, participation, and closeness of the players.” 1. Seniors Stephanie, Marie, Danlela and Kris. 2. Stephanie relaxes before the match. 3. Danlela’s strong effort endured throughout the season. 4. Kris and Felicia team up for a doubles match. 5. Marie sets up for a strong backhand. 6. Taking a break from the match, Theresa smiles for the camera. 5 77 CROSS COUNTRY 1. Senior members of the team were Cocaptain Jennifer Kracker, Eric Nixdorf, Mike Shreffler, Tom Corlett, and Cocaptain Pat McGonagle. 2. Tom Corlett shows effort in every step. 3. Mike McGonagle pushes for the top. 4. Kim Cremers strives for the finish. 5. Sophomore Kevin McGonagle. 6. Mike Shreffler looks toward the finish. 7. Ted, Tom, John, Nelson, and Mike. 8. The smile of victory. 9. Junior Mike Ferris. 10. Tina pushes for a strong finish. 11. Ted presses on. 12. Senior Pat McGonagle. 78 Row 1: Mike Scott, Steve Pollock, Kim Cremers, Jennifer Kracker, Tina Marks, Kevin Knouff, Jim Paul. Row 2: Coach Mr. Cumo, Mike Shreffler, Nelson Weber, Ted Wackerly, Pat Wehrlin, Mike McGonagle, Eric Nixdorf, Pat McGonagle, Tom Corlett, Kevin McGonagle. Missing: Mike Ferris, John Moser. The 1985-86 Cross Country Team completed another successful season with a 14-8 dual meet record. Five runners represented Central on the Stark County All-Star Team. Postseason competition found the team earning a birth In Districts and Regionals, while Kim Cremers and Mike Ferris qualified for State. As Coach Mr. Cumo remarked, “We had a very good season this year. I’m proud of the performances of the runners and hopeful for future success.” The 1985-86 Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders dedicated themselves throughout the year In bringing out Central’s great school spirit at rallies and games. During the summer, the squad perfected their stunts and cheers. Their achievements rewarded them an Invitation to compete against national competition In Lansing, Michigan where they proudly captured first place with their pom pom routine and first runner-up in the cheer division. Karen Mon-ago and Amy Weber also placed In the top forty In Individual competition. Row 1: Laurel Vitale, Amy Weber. Row 2: Kim Neman, Jeanna Nussbaumer, Diane Novak. Row 3: Megan Berrlng, Jennifer Creighton. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 80 Jeanna Kim CHEERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Deanna Steiert, Molly Leahy. Row 2: Diane Frank, Claudia Limardo, Dawn Waech ter. Row 3: Karen Mon ago. Beth Chiofolo. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS BOYS’ BASKETBALL SENIORS Tom McBride Steve Mlday John Fete The Crusader 1985-86 Varsity Basketball team finished Its season with 8 wins and 13 losses. Senior Tri-Captains John Fete, Tom McBride, and Steve Miday led the team with their double figure scoring. Coaching the team for the first time was Head Coach Ron Stoops, assisted by John Stetz. Steve Mlday and John Fete won the MVP and the Knights of Columbus awards respectively. 82 Row 1: Scott Edwards, Steve Perry, Ted Purpero, Tom McBride, Frank Monago, Dave Manderine, Russ Kolarik. Row 2: Fr. Kaylor, Assistant Coach Mr. Stetz, Steve Miday, John Fete, Chris Ragon, Todd Currence, Sean McLaughlin, Head Coach Mr. Stoops, Assistant Coach Mr. Venuto. 1. Steve Miday concentrates on the shot. 2. Sean McLaughlin leaps for two. 3. Crusaders on offense move to the basket. 4. Scott Edwards shoots, looking for two points. 5. Steve rips through hoping for a victory. 83 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Jennifer Kracker Patty Proebstle Michelle Kuster Kelly Brooks Michelle shoots for two. SENIORS 84 Row 1: Lara Milavlckas, Colette Marmon, Jennifer Kracker, Tiffany Adams. Stacey Unga-shick, Michelle Kuster. Row 2: Coach Dan Harold. Coach Margaret Peters. Kim Snyder. Kelly Riedl, Kelly Brooks. Patty Proebstle. LouAnn Sarachene, Coach Doug Miller. 1. Crusaders’ offense moves the ball down the court. 2. Kelly Riedl snatches the ball away from the opponent. 3. Jennifer aims for yet another basket. 85 RESERVE FRESHMEN Jennifer Violand, Valerie Fischer, Stephanie Browne, Noelle Eberhardt, Sonya Davis, Wendy Zerby, Mary Schaeffer, Kim McCarel, Chris Reese, Statistician Teresa Keane. Row 1: Leslie Shubert, Anne Bell, Tina Gioiello. Amy Petersen, Ann Shadle, Pam Udeck. Row 2: Trina Poole, Molly McCarthy, June Heinzer. Jennifer Daube, Margie Sarber, Carla Chappie, Coach Jane Eibel. RESERVE FRESHMEN Row 1: Brian Beck, Doc Lamberjack. Brad Bartolone. Row 2: Dave Sheets, Tony Pariano, Bart Buckler, Jim Guilfoyle, Jason Klinefelter, Kurt Weber, Troy Danko Row I: Tom Maierhofer, Dave Novak, Nick Buckler, Dan Massarelli, Matt Batista, Bob Woods, Nick Mascitti. Row 2: Eugene Brown. Jon Abdulla, Joe Vitale, Dave Contrucci, Eric Wolfinger, Steve Kyhos, Dino Pellegrene, Nick Pace, Maury Sullivan, Carl Mahaney, Rick Harris. 87 WRESTLING The Crusader Wrestling Team enjoyed a successful season this year. Senior co-captains Jeff Rossetti and Tim Relcosky helped to lead the team to a victorious season of 11-1-1, the best record in Central’s history. Tim Reicosky and Pete Reikowskl qualified for the state tournament, the first wrestlers to do this since 1974. The head coach of the Wrestling Team was Marty Feldpush, and assisting him was coach Joe Ramsey. 88 Row 1: Craig Reese, Mike De-Ville, Tim Reicosky, Jeff Rossetti, Tom Miller, Coach Marty Feldpush. Row 2: Chris Wittel, Jeff Kiko, John Helline, Pat Waltenbaugh, Pete Reikowski, Bruno Gloiello, Dave Chappie. Row 3: Vic Massarelll, Jim De-Pew. Jeff Craft, Jerome Swanson, Chris Cutler, Don Harbert, Glenn Edwards. BE THE BEST TOD U BE THE BE T 1. Another victory for senior Tim Reicosky, on his way to a perfect 21-0 season! 2. Senior Jeff Rossetti in his notorious stance. 3. Junior Pat Waltenbaugh takes the lead. 4. Mike DeVille working hard towards a victory. 5. Pete Reikowski taking control. 6. Seniors Tom Miller, Mike DeVille, Craig Reese, Jeff Rossetti, and Tim Reicosky. 7. Statisticians Laura Wolfinger, Kirstin Steiger, Anne Bordner, Heather Maite, and Julie Price. 8. Stark County AA coach of the year Marty Feldpush! 89 SWIMMING 1. Another perfect dive for Beth Remllnger. 2. A Central swimmer battles for first place. 3. Adam Miller dives into a new school record. 4. The Lady Crusaders get psyched to swim to victory. 5. Robin Lombardi pulls ahead of her opponent in the breaststroke competition. 6. Flying towards a victory. 7. Mike Schiltz swims to another victory. 8. Coach Connie Beckert gives the team a pep talk. 90 CENT ft. JVIMMIHC SWMANG ClHTa tjJ-'W MM C£tTR Row 1: Julie Spino, Mike Shreffler, Kelly Caldas. Tom Corlett, Beth Remllnger, Cheryl Vlgnos, Bob Perl. Row 2: Mike Fink, Chris Yingling, Mike Schiltz, Tom Peppard, Robin Lombardi. Linda Coen. Chris Manolakis. Anna Haymaker. Row 3: Pat Downing. Jack Martin. Ted Wackerly, Phil Cramer, Gina Capuano, Leslie Scheurer, Dove Morrow, Kris Brooks. Row 4: Heather Powell, Sondra Mes-serly, Mary Nicholas. Susie Ray, Julie Schiltz, Pam Falconer, Adam Miller. Tom Perl. Row 5: Krishna Dash. Steve Fink, Ron Widner, David Peppard, Tim Corlett, Kris Cannell, Michelle Simone. Betsy Gang. Row 6: Chris Capuano, Matt Ronau, Carl Estenlk, Tina Monnot, Chris Spires, Kim Benson. Nicole Ergon. Amy Kosht, Coach Connie Beckert. The Central Swim Team had a successful season, finishing with a record of 17-15, the best in Central’s history. The girls’ were 9-7 and the boys were 8-8. The team was led by senior captains Linda Coen, Robin Lombardi, Mike Schiltz, Tom Corlett, and Tom Peppard. The new coach for Central was Connie Beckert. 91 BASEBALL 1. Seniors Pete DeVito and Tom McBride. 2. Crusaders on defense warm up on the field. 3. A crusader follows the ball to see If It's a hit. 4. Tom McBride awaits the throw to first. 5. Reserves: Row 1: M. Watkins. S. Thayer. T. Purpero, S. Udeck. C. Mahaney. D. Novak. Row 2: M. Addessl, N. Mascittl. J. Hammer, B. Schonhoft. J. Abdulla. Row 3: V. Massar-elli, J. Paul. D. Chapls. E. DeVito. T. Malerhofer. 6. Coach Doug Miller gives advice to his team. 7. Brian Beck talks to the line coach. 8. Team members and fans look on in anticipation. 92 Row 1: Dave Manderine, Brian Beck, Rob Leahy, Rick Temp-sey, Tony Pariano, Steve Brady, Dan Massarelli, Jim Harrison. Row 2: Jack Bird, Jason Klienfelter, Scott Turner, Doug Turner, Jim Guifoyle, Chris Ragon, Sam Bourquin, Bruno Gioiello, Pete DeVito, Tom McBride. The 1985-86 Varsity Baseball team ended the season with a winning record of 19 and 10, tying a school record set in 1984 for most wins in a season. Many other team and individual records were also broken. Co-captians Pete DeVito and Tom McBride broke the records for runs scored in a season (42) and most hits for a career (127) respectively. The head coach was Mr. Doug Miller and the reserve coach Mr. Rich Venuto. Said Bruno Gioiello, “It was a very rewarding season and with fine coaching we ended up tying the school record. I feel that next year’s team has a lot of potential to be the best Central’s ever had.” SOFTBALL The 1985-86 Varsity Softball team ended its season with a record of 13 wins and 10 losses. Sr. Ann Solma was the head coach, and Jane Elbel assisted her. Co-captains were Michele Krlng and Anna Haymaker. The achievements of the season were best described by Sr. Ann: “We’ve been in the valley and we’ve been to the mountain top: what we discovered this year is that without tears there is no laughter and without sadness-no joy. As time passes, hopefully what we remember is the laughter and the joy. What prevails in the end is the truth, which never needs defending, but often goes unexamined and undiscovered.” 94 Row 1: Audrey Holtgrleve, Anna Haymaker, Michelle Krlng, Michelle Deibel. Row 2: Stacey Ungashick, LouAnn Sarachene, Mary Nicholas, Judy Heinzer, Denise Boyd, Michelle Poole, Sandy D’Orazio. 1. Lady Crusader at bat. 2. Michelle Poole is ready to run the bases. 3. Michelle Deibel waits to catch a strike ball. 4. Michele Krlng hurls another perfect pitch. 5. Stacey Ungashick eagerly awaits the chance to score another run for the Crusaders. 6. This years seniors are: Audrey Holtgrleve, Anna Haymaker, Michelle Krlng, and Michelle Deibel. 7. Reserve team members: Row 1: Betsy Gang, Tina Gioiello, Pamela Udeck, Faith Scheetz. Row 2: Heather Leach, Carla Chappie, Dana Haymaker, Tracy Waechter. 8. Anna Haymaker and Audrey Holtgrleve are ready to handle anything the opponent can hit. 95 BOYS’ TRACK 1. Kurt Shubert sails over another hurdle. 2. Seniors: Row 1: Chris Marmon, Kurt Shubert, David Johnstone, Joel Schneider, Frank Monago. Row 2: Fat McGonagle, Mike Revlock, Tom Adams, Steve Miday, Anthony Malacaman. 3. Corey strives to outdistance his opponents. 4. Joel, Frank, and Pat discuss their strategy. 5. Don strides to victory. 6. Adam displays his vaulting technique. 7. Eric pushes to close the gap. 8. Anthony channels his efforts to take the lead. % Under the guidance and leadership of head coach Mr. Lon Her-sha and assistant coaches Mr. John Stetz and Fr. Ken Miller, Central’s Boys’ Track team finished the season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. The unprecedented title of 1986 AA District Champions was also earned by the hardworking Crusaders. Mike Ferris set a new school record in the 800 M with a time of 1:59.8, and the 400 M Relay team of Corey Myricks, Anthony Silves-tri, Joel Schneider, and Frank Monago also set a school record with a time of :44.2. The team finished the season with an excellent showing at lnvitatlonals-two first place finishes and two second place finishes. Row 1: Karen Monago (stat.), Shawn Prioleau, Mike Ferris, Joe Piero, Todd Currence, Paul DePasquale, Dave Dukat, Dave Johnstone, Jennifer Creighton (stat.). Row 2: Kevin Knouff, Andy Filberg, Tom Bajornas, Pat Wehrlin, Anthony Malacaman, Nick Buckler, Bob Bentler, Mike McGona-gle. Row 3: Steven Pollock, Jim Paul, Mark Butchko, Kevin McGonagle, Christian James, Corey Myricks, Maury Sullivan, Matt Fox, Mike Fox. Row 4: Tom Allison, Ronnie Widner, Bart Buckler, Chris Schlavone, Kurt Weber, Peter Park, Adam Miller, Jim DePew. Row 5: Tom Adams, Rick Harris, Eric Wolfinger, Albert Kozar, Chris Cauano, Joe Vitale, Don Harbert, Carl Estenik, Eugene Brown. Row 6: Kurt Shubert, Chris Marmon, Pat McGonagle, Steve Miday, Frank Monago, Joel Schneider, Mike Revlock, Anthony Silvestrl. GIRLS’ TRACK 1. Kerry Vincent jumps for first place. 2. Seniors: Row 1: Jennifer Kracker, Chikayo Sekiguchi, Steph Marks, Emi Hirano. Row 2: Pam Truax, Jennifer Vincent, Diane Novak, Michelle Kalkman, Patty Bugg. Missing: Kim Neman. 3. Michelle Kalkman off to a running start. 4. Coach DeMatteis, happy with the outcome of events. 5. Patty Bugg runs her leg of the relay. 6. Trina Poole stretches to clear the height. 7. Jennifer Kracker strives to maintain her lead. 8. Mary Petry flies over a hurdle. 98 Row 1: Kim Snyder, Sonja Davis, Pam Truax, Jennifer Vincent, Patty Bugg, Jennifer Kracker, Tina Marks, Kin Cremers, Michelle Kalkman, Diane Novak, Lara Milavickas. Row 2: Leigh Kalkman, Rosie Limardo, Anne Marie Bell, Trina Poole, Jenny Smith, Beth Wittman, Shannon Fichter, Stephanie Mantsch, Chris Reese, Tiffany Adams, Jennifer Violand, Emi Hirano. Row 3: Marianne Carruth, Sue Urwin, Valery Fischer, Mary Petry, Diane Frank, Colette Marmon, Sharon Wachtel, Amy Wish, Karla Ranalli, Chikayo Sekiguchi, Anita Stoner, Kerry Vincent. Row 4: Deidre Vargo, Jennifer Myers, Veronica Ford, Patty Aman, Joan Wachtel, Amy Peterson, Gwendolyn Maio, Alisha Pollack, Steph Marks. Missing: Kim Neman. This year’s Girls’ Track team was the best AA team in the area, ending its season with a record of 8 wins and only one loss in duel meet competition. The team was coached by Mr. Leo DeMatteis, who was assisted by Joanne Peters. Many accomplishments were made by this team, having gone undefeated against all AA opponents, and breaking five school records. The team also achieved the status of Divi-son 11 Champions at the Stark County Track and Field Competiton. TENNIS Coached by Mr. John Wagner, the Crusader Boys’ Tennis team recorded another successful season. Finishing with 10 wins and 8 losses, the netters entered district competition with a hopeful outlook. Jim Kopko and Todd Kolarlk were district doubles champions, while Tom Peppard and Wll Santos placed third in the doubles division. Kevin Kettler. who had the best individual record this season, was named district champion In singles play. Row 1: Wll Santos. Tom Peppard. Jim Kopko. Row 2: Coach John Wagner. Brian Mahoney, Kevin Kettler, Tim Corlett, George Prioleau, Todd Kolarlk, Kevin Neman. 1. Tom Peppard sets up for the return. 2. Wil Santos displays his serving form. 3. Seniors: Tom Peppard, Wil Santos, and Jim Kopko. Assistant Principal Sister Principal Dr. Frank M. Little Jane Marie Kudlacz Three new teachers joined this year’s faculty. Miss Mar garet Peters joined the Science Department, Miss Ja-calyn Welbl the Math Department, and Mrs. Nina Rasmussen the Art Department. Mr. Peterson took over the new position of Dean of Students. 102 Associate Principal for Pastoral Ministry Fr. Robert Kaylor Dean of Students Mr. James Paul Peterson MISS MARGARET AMENDOLARA Remedial Reading MRS. RUTHANNE BERNHARDT Basic Algebra, Spanish I, Spanish III MRS. MARIA CROFFORD Moral Prob., Social Mission of the Church, English III SR. JOYCE BAIER Physics, Honors Physics MRS. S. BARTHOLOMEW Typing I, Office Procedures, Shorthand I, Keyboarding � SR. MARY CLARE MR. RICHARD BERNIER BLAUMEISER Honors Math II, Fundamen Algebra I, Chorus tal Math, Tutoring MR. JOSEPH CUMO Chem-Study, Chem. World, Science Seminar, Genetics SR. MARY CUNNINGHAM Honors English II, Alumni Flnanc. Aid Director AiJJ MRS. JOAN CURRENCE ■ SR. MARGARET DANIELS ■ FR. JOSEPH School Nurse I A.P. English, Freshman and I DEFFENBAUGH Senior Guidance Bible Intro., Christian Comm., Respond to Jesus MR. LEO DEMATTEIS ■ MR. JOHN EBNER ■ SR. HELEN THERESE Spanish II, Spanish IV I Music Enjoyment, Band Dir., H FOSTER Elementary Inst. Prog. I Freshman Guidance MR. ROBERT HELMSTETTER Associate Band Dir., Elementary Inst. Prog. SR. ROSE ANNE HANLON Senior Guidance SR. ANGELA HOUGH ■ MR. GERALD HUDNALL ■ BR. WILLY KAPITAN English IV B English IV, English II, En- B Latin I, Social Psychology , ' glish Skills I MR. LOWELL KLINEFELTER A.P. Chem., Honors Chem., Chemistry MR. ROBERT LEAHY Sophomore Guidance Counselor MR. BRUCE LENZ Algebra II, Honors Math IV, Prog. Alg., Adv. Prog. Alg. MRS. DEBORAH L1LLEY Health, Physical Education MISS LILLIAN McFARREN Russian and World Hist., Govt., 20th Cen. Hist. MRS. NANCY ANN MARGO Contemporary Living, Am. History, World History MRS. MARY MURPHY French I, French II, Account Ing I MR. JAMES NAEGELI Marriage Sem., Soc. Mis- sion, Relationships, J-C Scripture MRS. DEBBIE NEIHEISER Geometry, Honors Math I, Introduction to Computers MISS ZITA R. PAUM1ER Algebra I, English II, Honors English III FR. KENNETH MILLER Death Dying, Prof. Ethics, Sacraments, Values in Media MR. THOMAS NALLY Administrative Assistant, Geometry MISS JOANNE PETERS Art I, Art HI, Art IV, Calligraphy, Ceramics MISS MARGARET PETERS Chem., Hon. Biology, Biology MR. KEVIN POWELL Theology I, English HI SR. ANN SOLMA Physical Education, Health MRS. MARILYN PFUND ■ MRS. BARBARA POLLOCK French III IV, Span. I ■ Librarian MRS. NINA RASMUSSEN Art I, Art II MR. GULIELMO SHORI Woods I II, Tech. Drawing 1 II, Survey Indus. Arts MR. JOHN STETZ English I II, Biology MRS. JANICE STOLLAR Latin II, English II MR. RONALD STOOPS American History. Econom ics. Geography MR. RICH VENUTO Accounting II. Business Law. General Business MR. JOHN WAGNER English I. English II MISS JACALYN WEIBL Honors Math III. Math IV. Probability and Statistics MRS. JENNIFER WEIL Algebra II, Consumer Math, Pre Algebra MR. CHRIS DONEY Student Teacher (Mr. Wagner) SECRETARIES- Row 1: Mrs. McKelley, Mrs. McAfee, Mrs. Rey, Mrs. Beuchat, Mrs. Jones. Row 2: Miss Moriarty, Mrs. Lamiell, Mrs. Betteker. Left: COOKS- Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Cassidy. Missing: Mrs. Duval. Right: Mrs. Judy Frus-taci of the maintenance staff. WORKING MOTHERS Row 1: Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Vlacovsky, Mrs. Bird. Row 2: Mrs. Wls-mar, Mrs. D’Orazio, Mrs. Gioiello, Mrs. Lackney. 109 KEITH McGONAGLE TIM VALENTINE We remember you as child, brother, and friend. We remember you as part of a special pair ■ Kevin’s twin. We remember you as a member of our family. We remember you as you grew from tot to teenager. We remember you with your impish grin that broke into your special smile. We remember you as you glowed with happiness and life. We remember you for all the joy that you brought into our lives. We remember you when in our grief and sorrow, you were nowhere to be found. We remember you and in remembering, we know how much we miss you. We remember you and in remembering, we know how much we love you. - A boy so young - A boy so brlte • Loved by one and all - Has left us for a better place Where he may rest his soul - The hands of time cannot be set - To play this back again - We must be strong For our hears to mend - Dear God in heaven hear me - I’m crying to you now - Please take care of Timmy - We know you will somehow - I know someday we’ll Understand why Timmy’s Time has come • But for now, all we know is That your will be done AMEN Shelly Valentine CLASS OF 1987 Diane Adams Anthony Almasy Douglas Andrews Nicole Armogida Suzanne Ball Thomas Bajornas Brandy Bartolone Teresa Barton Melissa Basso Barbara Bazzoli Jean-EUen Belmont John Belski Robert Bentler Megan Berrlng Jack Bird Brian Blogna Matthew Bonnot Matthew Borgner Theresa Boron Denise Boyd Steven Brady Kris Brooks David Brozovic Theresa Buffo Aylin Bumin Mark Butchko Lora Butler Joelle Byrer Craig Caiazza Gina Capuano Stephen Chadwick Christine Chapis David Chappie Elizabeth Charnock James Chevraux Donna Christian Linda Colopy Philip Cramer Jennifer Creighton Kim Cremers Kevin Curran Todd Currence Cindy Dahlgren Tony Daley Sheila Deems Christine DeOrlo Paul DePasquale JUNIORS JUNIORS Dean Dierdorf Michelle DiRuzza Annamarie D’Orazio Patrick Downing Andrea Dragomier Kurtis Drotleff David Dukat Scott Edwards Suzanne Ewing Jessica Falvo Kimberly Ferguson Gary Feriance Tony Ferrante Michael Ferris Heather Fete Marilyn Fickes David Fischer Lea Anne Forberg Michael Fox Diane Frank Beth Gaff Kristin Gemmato Angela Gialluca John Gill Bruno Gioiello Robert Glutting Cassandra Gravo Michael Hager Jennifer Hammer Jennifer Harding Brian Harris Greg Haymaker Andrea Hell John Helline Ann Hickey Christina Honzo Kristin Hug Kathleen Huryn Rebecca Jacobson Kelly Kennedy Kevin Kettler Jeffrey Kiko 113 Juniors Greg Pfiffner and Mike McGonagle In a rare quiet moment. Renae King Leo Kismann Russ Kolarik Thomas Koontz Gina Kutscher Tim Leach Molly Leahy Mark Ledoux Deborah Lehman Claudia Limardo Julia Loudiana Sydney Lyon Michelle Mackan Mark Maguire Brian Mahoney Christopher Maloney Tina Marks Colette Marmon John Martin Cheryl McCullough Michael McGonagle Christine McGrath Sean McLaughlin Diane Means Cordell Meckler Julia Miller Marsha Mosko Corey Myrlcks Joan Nally Kevin Neman Veronica Newsome Jill Nicholson Paige Nlehaus Bryan North Dianne Notaro Joanne Notaro Michele O’Brien Christian Odadzin Jennifer O’Hara Gretchen Ohls Mike Osburn Robert Osburn 114 JUNIORS Claudia Parker Stephen Perry Mary Petry Gregory Pflffner Terrence Phillips Gina Pileggi Michelle Poole Michael Popa Philip Popa George Prioleau Christopher Ragon Karen Raucci Peter Reikowski Suzanne Resler Philip Revlock Lisa Rhodes Randall Riesbeck Rob Rodgers Dianna Rohr Jordan Rosedale Michael Russo Arlene Santos LouAnn Sarachene Melissa Sarver Leslie Scheurer Jeannette Schneider Matthew Schott Ann Shuman Robert Sibel Maria Sieber Anthony Silvestrl Corey Skarren Laura Skodls Robert Skolmutch Douglas Soehnlen David Spada Edward Stanek Deanna Steiert Susan Streb Michele Suarez Daniel Sweet Daniel Taillard Michelle Themes Juniors Anthony Silvestrl and Sean McLaughlin enjoying Nerd Day a little too much. JUNIORS 115 CLASS Christopher Triner Craig Uslick Michael VanVelson Penne Ventrone Tina Voght Ted Wackerly Dawn Waechter Patrick Waltenbaugh Traci Waltz Nelson Weber Patrick Wehrlin Theodore Wellman Thomas Wellman David Willmer Sean Wissmar Thomas Wyatt Mary Ann Zagrodnik Joseph Zuchegno OF 1988 Tiffany Adams Missy Adolph Jennifer Alexander Kim Allen Patricia Aman Charlene Andrews Erica Armogida Bradley Bartolone Brian Beck Brian Belden Molly Belden Susan Belden Michael Bergmann Randall Blashak Michael Bonnot Mark Borgner Margaret Boudreau Sam Bourquin Wendy Brentzel Bart Buckler Joseph Bulso Christina Cadden Kristin Cannell Patrick Campbell Yvette Chapanar David Chapis Elizabeth Chiofolo Guy Cicchini SOPHOMORES Beth Conley Matthew Copthorne Timothy Corlett Christopher Coyne Jeff Craft Christopher Cutler Troy Danko Sonya Davis Denise Decker Jennifer DeFrancesco Christopher Delbel Dean DeMatteis James DePew Erin Dick James DiCola Sandra D’Orazio Karen Drotleff Jennifer Dwyer Noelle Eberhardt Francis Elum Susan Ertle Donald Evrard Pamela Falconer Marie Fano William Fenimore Shannon Fichter Stephen Fink Stephanie Franklin William Ftorek Renee Gaines David Garton Becky Gaynor Jonathan Grant Randy Blashalc, Molly Bel den, and Kristin Cannell promote the Sophomore candy sale to one of their favorite customers, Mr. Stetz. SOPHOMORES 117 Mark Grosse James Guilfoyle Nick Gussett Kathleen Hager Mark Haley Joseph Hammer James Harrison Judy Helnzer Amy Helllne Susie Herdlick Eve Hornyak Jeanne Hoskins Mary Jacobson Christian James Dorette Johnson Leigh Kalkman Cynthia Kamph Anne Killian Jason Klinefelter Kevin Knouff Kimberly Koontz Christine Kotema Colette Kovach Michelle Laboucane Kathy Lackney David Lamberjack Maureen Lanahan Timothy Lang Erik Laps Robert Leahy Michael Lear Dan Lebeau Thomas Lombardi Jean Lucius Stephanie Lyon David Manderine Stefanie Mantsch Nicole Marcovechio Tiffany Marsh Victor Massarelli Kimberly McCarel Paul McGhee Jennifer McGonagle Kevin McGonagle Brian McHale SOPHOMORES Andrea McKimm Sondra Messerly Lara Milavlckas Adam Miller Ryan Molder Karen Monago Mary Nicholas Carol Norcia Tammy Novak John Nowak Kathleen O’Brien Kristine O’Brien Patricia O’Brien Katherine O’Neill Christine Orcutt Anthony Pariano Peter Park Christine Parker John Parker Laurie Pasquale James Paul Joanne Paulino David Peppard Thomas Perl Walter Peters William Peters Eric Pfeiffer Joseph Piero Alisha Pollock Heather Powell Shawn Prioleau Theodore Purpero Brian Quartz Steven Ravine Susan Ray Rebecca Reed Kelly Riedl Jill Roush Myca Rozlog Joseph Russell Melissa Russo Kristen Samartino David Scheetz Steve Scherger Christopher Schiavone Sophomore Tracy Waechter and Lara Milavlckas, working hard to gain knowledge Into the technological advancements of society. SOPHOMORES 119 SOPHOMORES Julie Schiltz Christine Schneider Brenda Schroeder Victor Scott Clark Shane David Sheets Andrew Shuman Edward Shuman Stacy Simiele Michelle Simone Jennifer Smith Ann Snyder Kimberly Snyder John Soehnlen Katherine Steiger Anita Stoner Steven Suarez Lorijo Swansiger Jerome Swanson Richard Temsey Maria Tenaglia Scott Turner David Tyburski Steven Udeck Timothy Valentine Frederick Vannan Vicki Verbus Jeffrey Vignos Kerry Vincent Jennifer Violand John Volkmann Mario Volpe Sharon Wachtel Robin Wachunas Christine Wackerly Tracy Waechter Denise Wagner Michael Watkins Kurt Weber Sean Weber Nicole Werbeck 120 Kenneth White Ronald Widner Jennifer Wiener Daniel Willmer Samantha Wipperman Amy Jo Wish Beth Wittman Tiffany Yarnevlch Edward Yingling Matthew Yingling Susan Zagrodnlk Kathleen Zanders Wendy Zerby Amy Zwick CLASS OF 1989 Jon Abdulla Ronald Abrigg Christine Adams Michael Addessi Juliett Ake Thomas Allison Michelle Althouse Maria Antonelli John Bajornas Arun Balakumar Laura Bartolone Matthew Batista Ann Marie Bell Scott Bell Kimberly Benson Tom Bohley Anthony Brown Eugene Brown Stephanie Browne Maryanne Brunner Freshmen Steven Pollock, Mark Flerstos, and June Helnzer have already discovered an escape from 305. FRESHMEN 121 Friendships flourish in the Freshmen class, as shown by Michael Martin and Ron Abrigg. Nicholas Buckler Marcia CaChat Doug Caiazza Christopher Capuano Marianne Carruth Carrie Carver Patrizia Castagnini Paul Castora Jacqueline Caughey Carla Chappie Samina Chughtai Jolinda Codispoti Megan Conley David Contruccl Blaine Coyne Krishna Dash Jennifer Daube Michelle Davis Scott DeHoff Eric DeVito Amy Dragomier Amy Dwyer Glenn Edwards D. Eggenschwiler Nicole Ergon Carl Estenlk Cherise Fanno Christine Fenton Mark Fierstos Andy Filberg Valerie Fischer Veronica Ford Ron Fosnaught Matthew Fox Gary Frascone Marylou Friedman Betsy Gang Tiffany Gatti Megan Gaynor Celestina Gioiello Melissa Gipko Anna Gonzaga Julie Graham Kris Grant Gretchen Gravo FRESHMEN 122 Jeffrey Griffin Darin Groff Donald Harbert Rick Harris Julia Hartsel Dana Haymaker June Helnzer James Horvath Joseph lanni Dennis Jacko Timothy Jauman Timothy Keefe Lisa Kiko Ryan Klinefelter Paul Kling Todd Kolarik Jennifer Kolopus Amy Kosht Albert Kozar Katy Kress Stephen Kyhos Steven Laliberte Debra Laskey Heather Leach Maria LeBeau Lisa Ledoux Jeffrey Lehman Molly Lennon Roxanna Limardo Jonathan Lucilio Robert Lucius Felicia Lungociu Jennifer Magnani Carl Mahaney Thomas Malerhofer Gwendolyn Maio Judith Marks Karla Martin Michael Martin Holly Marvin Jon Marzich Nicholas Mascitti Brett Mashchak Daniel Massarelli Molly McCarthy Amy McCue David Monnot Tina Monnot Jeff Monnoyer John Moser Daniel Moslychuk Christine Murray Jennifer Myers Mary Pat Nally FRESHMEN 123 Dave Novak Traci Null Mark Obermiller Amy Odadzin John O’Hara Erin O’Reilly Richard Osburn Nicholas Face Rebecca Packer Patricia Paradeses Jeffrey Paul Dino Pellegrene Amy Petersen John Petry James Phillips Ralph Plott Steven Pollock Chanda Poole Trina Poole Heather Pummel! Karla Ranalli Christina Reese Daniel Roberts Matthew Ronau Holley Rosedale David Ross Margaret Sarber Mary Schaeffer Faith Scheetz Ann Schiavone Brad Schonhoft Julie Seifert Ann Shadle David Shanabruch Leslie Shubert Steven Shull Barbara Simon Christopher Snyder Mark Spencer Christine Spires Ann Starchman Trina Poole and Jennifer Dauby express “Freshmen enthusiasm” in their first year at Central. FRESHMEN 124 -mi. .MW. FRESHMEN Darcl Stefansky Valerie Strednicky Carla Strlngfield Maurice Sullivan Beth Sumor Scott Thayer Sheila Tonn Suzan Topcuoglu Ann Torre Dawn Tracey Colleen Tracy Jennifer Trlner Darrel Trammell Doug Turner Jeffrey Turner Jennifer Turowskl Kristen Udeck Pamela Udeck Stacey Ungashick Susan Urwln Melinda Uslick Deldre Vargo Ray Vlgnos Scott Vlgnos Joseph Vitale Noelle Vitale Joseph Vlacovsky Melissa Voros Janice Wachtel Joan Wachtel Keith Waltz Chris Wlttel Tina Wiley Michele Williams Heather Williams Eric Wolflnger Robert Woods Amy Woodward Denay Yant John Yerashunas William Zorbas 125 FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL BOYS’ BASKETBALL Warren J.F.K. 22 - 13 Glenoak 10-15, 15-07, 08-15 Walsh Jesuit 58-71 New Philadelphia 26 - 7 Perry 15-12, 13-15, 11-15 Norwayne 54-57 Timken 20 - 0 Timken 13-15, 15-12, 14-16 Firestone 51-41 Collinwood 48 - 19 Hoban 07-15, 15-09, 12-15 Canton South 47-66 Warrensville Hts. 27 - 0 McKinley 05-15. 07-15 Berlin Highland 49-78 Canton South 41 - 0 Jackson 12-15, 15-11, 10-15 Massilon 55-56 McKinley 9 - 19 St. V. St. M. 15-09, 11-15, 08-15 St. Vincent St. Mary 49-60 Walsh 19 - 7 Orrvllle 09-15, 12-15 Fairless 71-69 Jackson 28 - 7 Washington 15-11, 09-15, 15-07 St. Thomas 61-64 St. Thomas 7 - 28 Salem 09-15, 15-13, 08-15 Akron East 58-47 'Col. Whitehall 20 - 9 Barberton 06-15, 10-15 New Philadelphia 59-66 ’Steubenville 19 - 26 St. Thomas 13-15, 15-06, 15-09 Mansfield St. Peter 56-54 Northwest 09-15, 15-08, 15-10 Marlington 49-48 'state playoffs Salem 10-15, 15-13, 07-15 St. Thomas 56-59 St. V. St. M. 08-15, 15-11, 07-15 Waterloo 70-57 Fairless 15-10, 11-15, 15-08 Coshocton 58-47 Timken 48-78 GlenOak 59-82 Copley 61-56 Akron Hoban 51-53 SOCCER Coventry 63-75 Mass. Christian 0 - 4 McKinley 2 - 2 Jackson 1 - 6 Coventry 2 - 5 Glenoak 0 - 17 Heritage Christian 5 - 2 Lake 0 - 5 Mass. Christian 0 - 3 Timken 1 - 2 Northwest 1 - 0 Berlin Hlland 0 - 2 Barberton 2 - 1 McKinley 1 - 2 Timken 1 - 4 Hoover 1 - 7 Barberton 2 - 3'' Berlin Hlland 0 - 1 Ursullne (tournament) 0 - 2 GIRLS’ TENNIS Glenoak 2 - 3 Jackson 4 - 1 New Philadelphia 3 - 2 Elms 4 - 1 St. Thomas 5 - 0 St. Vincent St. Mary 3 - 2 Dover 4 - 1 Perry 3 - 2 Ashland 2 - 3 Manchester 5 - 0 Barberton 5 - 0 Firestone 4 • 1 Lake 5 - 0 Glenoak 5 - 0 St. Thomas 5 - 0 Hudson 3 - 2 Louisville 0 - 5 128 GOLF Alliance 344 - 351 Perry 170 - 167 Lake - 156 Lake 341 - 331 Glenoak - 329 Hoover - 349 Jackson 166 - 166 Timken - 182 Mckinley 164 - 175 Kent Roosevelt 340 - 328 Massillon - 355 Massillon 167 - 158 Fairless 166 - 162 Orville - 164 Trlway - 182 Timken 154 • 166 Massillon 327 - 323 Mckinley - 344 Timken - 349 Aquinas - 344 Mckinley 171 - 173 Aquinas 156 - 171 Findley 346 - 340 Columbus Ac. - 343 Lancaster - 357 Bellefontalne - 366 Gallon - 369 Aquinas 160 - 174 St. V St. M 156 - 161 Massillon 159 - 175 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Lakeland 51 47 East Canton 34 - 25 Alliance 59 - 29 Canton South 66 43 Perry 46 - 33 St. Vincent St. Mary 34 48 Louisville 51 - 29 St. Thomas 67 - 27 Timken 47 - 50 Hoover 56 - 54 Akron East 46 48 Hoover 44-50 Glenoak 42 - 45 Barberton 46 - 66 St. Thomas 66 - 24 New Philadelphia 46 41 McKinley 35 - 38 Hoban 43 - 54 Notre Dame 87 - 28 Massillon 41 - 22 Tuslaw 48 - 20 Hoban 48 - 50 GIRLS SWIM TEAM BASEBALL GIRLS’ TRACK Jackson 89 - 82 McKinley 132 - 157 Perry 64 - 103 Barberton 102 • 69 Alliance 106 - 64 Central Hower 119 - 33 Ashland 64 - 105 Hubbard 81 - 86 Boardman 86 - 85 Massillon 71 - 100 Cuyahoga Falls 53 • 118 Copley 97 - 70 Wadsworth 82 - 70 Barberton 116 - 55 Coventry 81 - 74 BOYS’ SWIM TEAM Jackson 65 - 104 McKinley 65 • 93 St. Thomas 87 - 71 Perry 66 • 105 Barberton 93 - 77 Alliance 76 - 93 Central Hower 110 - 41 Ashland 77 - 93 Hubbard 86 - 85 Boardman 107 - 106 Massillon 76 - 93 Cuyahoga Falls 72 - 100 Copley 99 - 64 Wadsworth 103 • 44 Barberton 113 - 56 Coventry 107 - 43 Lake 5 - 2 Minerva 3-1 St. Vincent 1 - 10 Sandy Valle.y 19 - 8 East Canton 15 - 2 East Canton 15 - 3 St. Thomas 0 - 5 Timken 5 - 9 Northwest 7 - 5 Hoover 7 - 0 Massillon 5 - 4 Tuslaw 5 - 4 St. Thomas 11 - 8 Sandy Valley 3 - 4 Minerva 18 - 6 Tusky Valley 14 - 8 Conotton Valley 10 - 7 Tusky Valley 13 - 2 Fairless 5 - 1 Louisville 0 -3 Fairless (Tourn.) 6 - 7 Timken 5 - 6 Coventry 16 - 9 Ursuline 8 - 4 Louisville 12 - 6 Massillon 4 - 2 McKinley 8 - 5 Canton South 2 - 8 SOFTBALL Massillon 8 - 5 New Philadelphia 7 - 6 Jackson 10 - 4 McKinley 16 - 2 North Canton 0 - 5 Dover 10 - 2 St. Thomas 3 - 2 Lake 0 - 5 Tuslaw 3 - 7 Massillon 2 - 1 Jackson 0 - 4 Carrollton 10 - 2 Dover 13 - 6 Strasburg 1 - 8 Timken 16 - 5 New Philadelphia 4 - 5 Perry 5 - 8 Coventry 4 - 2 Timken 9 - 6 Lake 0 - 8 Tuslaw 3 - 4 St. Thomas 3 - 1 Perry 1 - 5 Hoban 71.5 - 6.5 Dover 75 - 53 Timken 81 - 47 Louisville 80 - 48 Massillon 88 - 38 Elms 104 - 21 St. Thomas 102 - 26 New Phil. 57.5 - 70.5 Lake 109 - 10 BOYS’ TENNIS St. Thomas 5 - 0 Lake 3 - 2 Walsh Jesuit 1 - 4 Perry 1 - 4 Green 5 - 0 Firestone 2 - 3 GlenOak 1 - 4 Hoban 5 - 0 McKinley 5 - 0 Jackson 4 - 1 St. Thomas 5 - 0 Tuslaw 5 - 0 Green 5 - 0 Massillon 3 - 2 Louisville 2 - 3 Lake 2 - 3 Perry 1 - 4 129 SENIOR PEOPLE PAGE The past four years at Central have provided many memorable moments for the Class of 1986. The seniors were asked to answer a few questions about their high school years and the future. We received some very interesting replies. When asked about their nicest memory from Central, NOELLE MONNOT recalled the first day of school freshman year. LAURA MILLER felt Freshman Day of Recollection started us off in a good way, and BRIAN LIPPERT enjoyed Aquinas Week 1982. ROMERO LLAMAS treasures all the people and all the unbelievable things they’ll do to get a laugh. All the new and close friends were important for MICHELLE D ANGELO and JOHN LEONARD. DANIELA LUNGOCIU enjoyed meeting different people and discovering how they were inside. ANN SMITH loves the friends she made over the past four years. Senior Service and delivering food baskets were good experiences for KELLY BROOKS. Senior re-treats produced many special memories for the entire class. TONY BRUNNER remembers Camp NEOSA best. Telling stories around the fire on retreat number four was special for FRANK FERRANTE, and TOM KINGSBURY was glad to meet Shelley Adolph on the sixth retreat. Being in the play “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” was most important to PAM POPA, and PATTY PROEBSTLE enjoyed the production of “Godspell.” AUDREY HOLTGREIVE’s nicest memory is of Lisa Hightower singing at the Christmas pagent. Winning the Talent Show three years in a row sticks in the mind of JOHN GARTON. KIRSTIN STEIGER will never forget the support she received while recovering from her accident. KIM NODO fondly remembers Luiz Guimaraes. Sports were also important to the seniors. Winning the State “AA Golf championship is PETE DEVITO’s favorite memory. ROGER DUFFY liked the 1986 football season, and TOM McBRIDE enjoyed the State Playoffs. In the past four years, many funny 130 things have happened at Central. LEANN HARPER enjoyed Mr. Hud-nall’s slides of Europe. This year’s Christmas assembly supplied many laughs. TOM ORCUTT appreciated Mr. Blaumeiser’s act in the “Twelve Days of Christmas,” and HEATHER MAITE liked “Grandma Got Runover By a Reindeer.” JOHN SCHEETZ found the way people dress up for rallies humorous. Doug Vogley’s Wrestle Mania act was the funniest thing BRET GAFF saw. DAVE ER-TLE also got a kick when Doug dressed like a girl, and all the guys were chasing him. DAVE BOERNER giggled at Brian Mulroy’s pigtails. Clothing mishaps were the center of much attentio i. JOEL HEMBREE thought it was funny when Chuck Peters wore his shirt inside out, and ANNA HAYMAKER was amused when Monica Pfeiffer had on two different shoes. FRANK FRIEDMAN laughed during period four’s grass stain contest. Getting in a “minor” car accident while riding with Beth Rem-linger was the funniest thing to JENNIFER ROBERTS. MICHELLE KALKMAN found it humorous when Eric DeVito off his chair and into a closet. PETE GRANCHI got a kick out of accidentally pushing Matt Basso into the fire alarm. While playing Miami Vice in the parking lot, Pam Truax tripped and did a split. PEGGY BA- TISTA found this funny. AKEMI MATSUHASHI was amused when two boys walked into the library’s glass door. MIKE MARTELL enjoyed watching Fr. Miller getting thrown in the lake. During the past four years, everbody was embarrassed at least once. ANNE GILL remembers getting her desk tipped over during a marker fight with Greg Blate, and RONNIE SCHEETZ fell on the floor when his desk got tilted. In Algebra II, JOE POPA was asleep and fell out of his desk. TODD KIEFER was embarrassed when the janitor woke him up in Study Hall after 2:15. An entire table collapsed when MIKE KLINGAMAN sat on it. If only people would learn to walk, BRENDA LIZOTTE wouldn’t have fallen down the stairs, and ANNE HALEY would not have tripped in front of several freshmen. While entering the stadium, MIKE SHAUB was embarrassed because he missed a step and rolled over his drum. TOM CASEY twisted his ankle while attempting to touch the basketball rim. He ended up in a cast for three weeks, but that’s nothing. Just ask DAN DAHLGREN, who broke his foot three times and spent what seemed like his entire senior year on crutches. JENNIFER GORKOS was almost too afraid to give blood, and CHRIS YINGLING doesn’t like to admit that he got sick when they pricked his finger. ANTHONY MALACAMAN passed out during junior theology class. JOE AUDI reddens when speaking of his skiing accident. DAVE MEIER was shocked to find he made the film of the girl’s basketball game after pulling a stupid stunt. CHRIS MANOLAKIS had some trouble with the computer when it wouldn’t stop printing. JIM LAMBERJACK was embarrassed when he got over one hundred percent on on his English test. On her seventeenth birthday, TERESA KEANE had to carry around a dozen helium balloons. When TRISH LUNDQUIST was a freshman, she was late because some seniors wouldn’t let her in her locker. LINDA LATTAVO did not enjoy when Mr. Lcnz put L.I.D., standing for Linda’s in dress-code, on the board and kept a running tally. During a wrestling match, CRAIG REESE wore his singlet inside out. JOHN WAGNER had some difficulty playing T.A.G. when he mistook Pete DeVito’s younger brother for his target. JEFF ZWICK was embarrassed when his canoe tipped in the middle of Lake NEOSA. Nicknames develop for many different reasons. Wouldn’t you like to hear the stories behind some of these? DAVID JOHNSTONE is referred to as “Thope.” “Bubba” is the synonym for CHRIS MARKOCH, and PAUL SHADLE is commonly called “Shaffer.” Everyone knows PAUL KEFFLER is “Fred,” and JEFF ROSSETTI is the notorious Joe Thrash.” MIKE HERDLICK found himself being called “Mr. Cranberry.” “Slick” was the nickname chosen for MATT BYHAM. MARK BONNOT and Farmboy” are similiar terms. BRIAN MULROY became famous under the pen name “Sly.” “Campbell’s Soup Kid” is a reference to SUE LYON. PAT McGONAGLE was always “Hoogs.” JOHN MILLER grew infamous under the name “Killer.” “Lupe” was the nickname given LAURA WOLFINGER. Alterations of actual names brought about many titles. PAM TRUAX was “Little Tru,” and KURT SHUBERT was “Shubie.” DEBBIE MARCOVECHIO was referred to as “Little Debbie Snack Cake.” Nobody knew “Jay” KRACKER’s name was really JENNIFER. JULIANNE SPINO was of-tenly called “JuJu.” TOM ADAMS NY BELDEN to “DB HI.” During our time at Central, we all prepared for the years ahead. Everyone seemed to have different outlooks on their future. ANGELA DEEMS plans on majoring in denistry at OSU. Also at Ohio State will be KELLY CAL-DAS working on her degree in aero-natical astronautical engineering. MICHELLE LEWANDOWSKI will study the foreign language field at Ohio University. LINDA COEN plans on attending Kent State along with TIM SWANSINGER. BETH REM-LINGER is going to study the travel industry at South Eastern Academy. At the University of Toledo, WILFRED SANTOS wants to major in business. ED HERZOG is attending the University of Charleston to study political science. JENNIFER VINCENT plans to become a doctor after majoring in chemistry at Mount Union. At Bowling Green, LISA ADAMS wants to study business. MICHELLE KUSTER is going to play volleyball at Walsh, and PAT DUFFY and his brother are going to play football at Penn State. College and law school are where PATRICIA BUGG is headed. JULIE CLUTE wants her Master’s degree in psychology. Nursing is the career plan for JULIE JOLIAT. BLAKE FITHEN is going into the army. After returning to Japan, EMI HIRANO will finish high school and someday come back to Ohio. DONNA BARR is looking forward to college and travel. MATT WATTERS hopes to make a ton of money but do as little as necessary to earn it. BOB BAZZOLI is going to make some very rich girl very happy. To be happy and change the world is CRIS CHAR-NOCK’s future plan. JOHN SKA-KUN would like to live on the beach in North Carolina. In his busy future, JOEL SCHNEIDER would like to go to college, get a job, buy Iran, get married, and retire. CARL CHAPPIE dreams of drawing his pwn comic book someday, and TOMAS MILLER is going to play the lottery and wait for Central Catholic reunions. was shortened to “T.A.,” and DAN- 131 FRESHMEN YEAR SOPHOMORE YEAR Class Officers President Pat McGonagle Vice President Marie Thomas Secretary Laurel Vitale Treasurer Julie Price Class Officers President Dave Szink Vice President Michelle Kuster Secretary Michelle Sylvester Treasurer Joel Schneider Homecoming Football-Michelle Sylvester Pat McGonagle Basketball-Marie Thomas John Fete Homecoming Football-Stephanie Stephenson Chris Marmon Basketball-Laurel Vitale Roger Duffy Retreat-Bear Creek Retreat-Walsh College and Hall of Fame Fitness Center Play-“You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” Play-‘‘Godspell” SENIOR YEAR Student Council President Darby Murphy Vice President Joel Schneider JUNIOR YEAR Class Officers Secretary Marie Thomas Treasurer Tom Casey President Darby Murphy Class Officers Vice President Tomas Miller President Mike Shreffler Secretary Patty Proebstle Vice President Tomas Miller Treasurer Jeff Rossetti Homecoming Secretary Michelle Sylvester Treasurer John DeFrancesco Football-Laura Wolfinger Homecoming Tim Reicosky Football-Queen Julie Evrard Basketball-Shelley Ball King Chris Marmon Tom McBride Antoinette Perry Frank Monago Retreat-Walsh College Basketball-Queen Monica Pfeiffer King John Fete Play-”Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Jennifer Gorkos Dreamcoat” Tom McBride Steve Miday Retreat-Camp NEOSA Play-“Oklahoma!” HAPPY RETIREMENT SISTER ANGELA MR. SHORI Sister Angela Hough is retiring after a full teaching career at the elementary, high school and college levels. Sister earned her Master’s Degree at Peabody College, now part of Vanderbilt University. Sister spent four years In post-graduate study and in teaching at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Sister Angela spent most of her career at St. John’s College in Cleveland, where in addition to teaching classes she also served as the Director of Liberal Education, until the school’s closing in 1975 because of financial exigency. During this time. Sister also taught courses at Siena College in Memphis, and at Loyola University in New Orleans. Central has been Sister Angela’s home for the past eleven years, during which time she has taught Honors English and courses ranging from Advanced Writing to Shakespeare. Sister is looking forward to spending more time researching and writing on the history and literature of Ireland and of the English Renaissance. Best Wishes, Sister Angela. Mr. Gulielmo A. Shori is retiring this year after seven successful years at Central. He has taught a total of forty years at other schools including Marlington, McKinley, and Canton South. He received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Kent State University. He has taught technical drawing, wood working, metal working, and machine shop. Most students know him as the Director of Parking. Just this year, Mr. Shori celebrated his fortieth wedding anniversary with his long-suffering wife, Rosie. He has three sons, one daughter, and one grand-daughter. He is active at his church, St. Anthony’s, and other organizations such as the Unique Club of Stark County, the Stark County Teachers’ Association, and is on the Italian Central Committee. He has enjoyed all his years of teaching and believes this is because he teaches students and doesn’t babysit them. Mr. Shori is now planning on enjoying his Social Security, his marriage, and his good health. We wish you well Mr. Shori. 133 1986 CRUSADER m PATRONS 134 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adams Mr. and Mrs. George Adolph Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Batista Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Belden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Blate Mr. and Mrs. James B. Brooks J Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Caldas Mr. and Mrs. Leo Casey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Chappie Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clute Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Corlett _ - Mr. and Mrs. Pat DeFrancesco «• Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. DeVille Dr. and Mrs. John DeVito John and Pat Ertle John L. and Suzanne M. Evrard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Fierstos Mr. and Mrs. James Fink Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Forney Mr. and Mrs. John Friedman Mr. and Mrs. George Garton Robert and Marilyn Haley Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Harper Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Herdlick Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hufler Mr. and Mrs. Rod Kalkman Father Robert W. Kaylor Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Keffler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopko Mr. and Mrs. John Lamberjack Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Lattavo Mr. Robert Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewandowski Dave and Leslie Lippert Mr. and Mrs. George Lungociu Bob and Ginny Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macioce Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maite Dr. and Mrs. Edgardo A. Malacaman Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mannos Sherry Marcovechio in honor of Lisa Adams Tom Adams Michelle Adolph Carole S. Andrews Peggy Batista Daniel C. Belden Greg Blate Kelly M. Brooks Kelly S. Caldas Thomas Gerard Casey Carl Chappie Julie Clute Tom Corlett John R. DeFrancesco Michael Belden DeVille Peter DeVito David Ertle Julieann Evrard Frank Ferrante, Jr. Amy Rose Fierstos Michael Fink Kristine Forney Frank Friedman John Garton Anne Reid Haley Leanne Marie Harper Martha Joy Harrison Michael John Herdlick Kris Hufler Michelle Kalkman Class of 86 Paul Keffler Todd Kiefer Tom Kingsbury James Peter Kopko Jim Lamberjack Linda Joy Lattavo Class of 86 Michelle Lewandowski Brian Lippert Daniela Lungociu Susan Lyon Ronald Scheetz Heather Maite Anthony Malacaman Michelle Kalkman Debra Kay Marcovechio Mr. and Mrs. John W. McBride Mr. and Mrs. David McGonagle Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMillan Mr. William C. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Mark Michel Rachael and Joe Miday, Sr. Fr. Ken Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monago Mr. and Mrs. David C. Monnot Mary W. Mulroy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nally Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Ed Novak Mr. and Mrs. Gary Orcutt and Family Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Packer Miss Zita Paumier Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Peppard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Perry Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer John and Linda Platt Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price Richard J. Proebstle Rebecca’s Well Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reicosky Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Remlinger Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Rosedale Dr. and Mrs. John E. Rossetti Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schaufele Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schiltz Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sciole Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Shubert Mr. and Mrs. John Skakun Dr. and Mrs. Roger A. Steiger Virgil and Jeanne Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stayer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Szink Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George T. Truax Dr. and Mrs. John Uslick Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Vignos Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Vignos r. and Mrs. Roger Vincent r. and Mrs. Joseph M. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur W Judy and Dick Warth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Watters Jim and Nancy Weber Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolfinger Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zwick Thomas McBride Patrick McGonagle Shelley Ball David Meier Stephanie Michel Steven Miday Class of 86 Tom Miller Pete Granchi Frank Monago Noelle Monnot Brian Mulroy Tom Nally Chris Niehaus Diane M. Novak Thomas A. Orcutt Jefferrson Packer Class of 86 Thomas E. Peppard Antoinette M. Perry Monica Marie Pfeiffer David Platt Julie Price Patricia Ann Proebstle Lisa Anne Steiner Tim Reicosky Beth Remlinger Jeff Rossetti Kim Schaufele Michael E. Schiltz Joel Schneider Mike P. Sciole Kurt Shubert John Skakun Kirstln Steiger Lisa Anne Steiner Jayme Stayer David J. Szink Marie Thomas Pamela Truax Class of 86 Cheryl Vignos John Vignos Jennifer Vincent Laurel Elizabeth Vitale John Wagner Stephen Warth Anne Watkins Matthew Watters Amy Weber Laura Wolfinger Susan J. Woods Jeff Zwick On behalf of this year’s staff, thanks to all of those who have contributed to the 1986 Vigil. Special thanks to Sr. Jane Marie for her support throughout the year and Fr. Kaylor for coordinating the taking of the team pictures. We are also deeply indebted to Troup and Pluto Studios for providing all of our film. Thanks to Mr. David Warther and the Warther museum in Dover for their cooperation in allowing us to take our division page pictures at the museum. A final thanks to the forty staff members who committed themselves to the making of the 1986 Vigil. Sincerely, Pi AJjUL I I i