Christian Brothers High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

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They will try to accomplish the goals they set for themselves and new goals for the future. Many students have come and gone through these ouildings over the past years, and many more will come in the future. They too will find something different at C.B.H.S.: a spirit of brotherhood. They will find meaning in their ac- zomplishments, and learn from their mistakes. Through the years, C.B.H.S. will continue to irovide a sense of value to the students, thus keeping its tradition alive and active. School life is made up of many things. Throughout the schoo day, the student encounters z variety of academic subjects, but there is more to it than that. Durr ing the day, the student is in troduced to new ideas, nevi responsibilities, and new friends He learns to meet the challenges that face him with a positive at titude. He learns to become a parl of the school community and tc take an active interest in its processes. He builds a set ot values which will influence the rest of his life. Through these things, he carries on the traditior of Christian Brothers High Schoo and takes pride in his ac- complishments. v s c H o 0 L After i Although the end of another school day has arrived, life at C.B.H.S. continues to go on. Man activities are available to the student, such as student government, journalism, community a' fairs, science, language, drama, and school spirit. The C.B.H.S. Band, one of the oldef organizations in the school, plays an important role in many aspects of school life. Both ir terscholastic and intramural sports are open to the student. All of these are some of the activities offered at C.B.H.S. These organizations provide a balance with the academic partl school, and give the student experiences and knowledge which he cannot find in the ' , l 'l School The Brothers had a great team this year because they had a lot of good, tough prac- ticing. After a long week of practice, the team traveled to the game by bus with a positive attitude. Once at the stadium the team went through their pre-game drills, as the band and the cheerleaders started the spirit flowing through the many fans. After the many victories, it was evident that the Brothers had their best team in a few years. After the games came the Victory Dances which are attended by the student body and their dates. As the students left the dance, they went home as a proud, unified, and vic- torious school. FOOTBALL 1977 :Bak i i 4 'N H 0 M E c 0 M I N G 7 7 ln the tradition of the football season, comes the Homecoming game. At the pep rally, the outcome of the decorations contest is announced with the Class of 1978 winning for the third time in four years. During half time of the game, the court walks on the field surrounded by a banner of the C.B.H.S. fight song. The game is a success as the Brothers come out victorious against Over- ton. After the game there is more excitement as the students prepare for the big dance. During the dance, the Queen and her court are announced. Tina Donati of SAA takes Se- cond alternate, while First alternate goes to Pam Hyde of St. lVlary's. The Homecoming Queen for 1977 is lo Ann Harmeier of SAA. www: Enirinfaff 5 Q 'x 3 S S S K, fi U S S553 YW KKK! P X W KKK Y Y W H X Y X EERE X MXH! YYY Y E Y 1 Y WHY W EEE Y Y X X Y W H h YW XXX! 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Engineer Univ. of Flor., Architect Mike Joe'cetti Undecided, Undecided Memphis State, Psychology Undecided, Musician ,,W.u AUBUCHON, ROY ALAN BAKER, DAVID THOMAS BALTON, CHRISTOPHER BARNES, CHARLES CLAYTON BARNETT, JOHN BARRY Aubie David CHARLES Cla Bear Memphis State, Elec. Engineer Memphis State, Undecided Chris Vanderbilt, Stockbroker Jniv. of Miss., Undecided Univ. of Tenn., Undecided . A 5 I , E I BATT, WILLIAM RICHARD BEATTY, PHILLIP ERNEST BEDWELL, JAMES ASHTON BELL, IAMES ROBERT BELLAMY, KEVIN ALEXANDEF Bill Phillip lay Bobby Kevin Ur1d8Cid8d, UI'Id9CId9d C.B.C., Elec. Engineer Undecided, Undecided Memphis Stater Undecided Undecided, Park IL Recreation BERNARD, SCOTT LAWRENCE BERRY. MICHAEL LAWSON BISHOP, ROBERT EELIX BI-ACKMOIVI ROBERT AI-VIN Scott Mike Robert ROD I A Southwestern, Undecided U.S.C. Cinematography Vanderbilt, C.F.A. UNIV- of IVIISS-I Dentistry BLAISS, SAM BLUMEN, SAM A. BORDWELL, MARK ALDEN BRADLEY, JOHN JOSEPH BRAGORGOS, NICHOLAS ELIAS Sam Sam Bordwell John Nose Tulane, Law Univ. of Tenn., Elec. Engineer L.S.U., Dentistry Univ. of Tenn., Business Southwestern, Pre-Med BRANTLEY, FRANCIS BRENNAN, JOHN EDWARD BROSIUS, WILLIAM LEWIS BROWNING, JOHN 'GEORGE BURCH, KEVIN LEIGH Teddy John Ferosious Brosius Buddy Kevin Leigh Memphis State, Undecided Ga. Tech, Chemical Engineer C.B.C., Elec. Engineer Univ. of Miss., Architecture Univ, of Tenn., Medicine BURING, DAVID MICHAEL BURSI, RICHARD CHARLES CAGE, CHARLES CLAIBORNE CALLAHAN, MICHAEL ANTHONY CALLICUTT, JAMES LESLIE David Ricky Chuck Mike Jimmy Univ. of Mo., Law Undecided, Undecided Northwestern, Journalism Va. Tech, Engineering Univ. of Tenn., Engineering A CANALE, SHANE ANTHONY CARTER, DANIEL EDWARD CHAMBERS, PAUL ALAN CIANCIOLA, JOSEPH Tony Danny Chops Chris Miss. State, Law Princeton, Engineering Memphis State, Undecided Univ. of Miss., Undecided I8 COLLINS, DAVID ARTHUR COLLOREDO, WILLIAM ADAM COOPER, BRETT ALAN CRITES, KIRK FLOYD CRONE, ROBERT ANDREW Rip Redo Brett Goat AC Memphis State, Broadcasting Ohio State, Business Univ. of Miss., Restaurant Univ. of Mo., Law Undecided, Medicine CROOM, MARK LINDSEY CROWL, MARK WESLEY CURTIS, HUGH EDWARD DAVID, NAFE JAMES DEPPERSCHMIDT MARK Mark Trog Hugh Nafer Mark Univ. of Tenn., Broadcasting Univ. of Miss., Mech. Eng. C.B.C., Engineering C.B.C., Business Univ, of Tenn Undecided DION, MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER DORAN, MARK FRANKLIN DOUGLAS, ANTHONY STEPHEN DOYLE, MARK JOSEPH DRENNING DAVID H Ralph Mark Tony Mark David L.S.U., Business Memphis State, Business Univ. of Tenn., Science Miss. State, Agriculture Southwestern Medicine DUNN, BRIEN LOUIS DWYER, BRIAN FITZGERALD Dunnit D.W.I. , Univ, ot Miss., Engineering Memphis State, Law Enf. EATON, TODD RICHARD Toad Southwestern, Medicine Memphis State, Broadcasting EASLEY, ROBERT BYRON Bob FENLEY, JOHN DAVID FISHER, GREG LAWRENCE FISHER, JAY PHILLIP FISHER, JOHN ALEXANDER FLEMING, TALLY DURANT h Phil Fi Fin Fis ' 'sh Durant Memphis State, Dentistry C.B.C., Engineering Univ. of Tenn., Dentistry Univ. of Tenn, Undecided Univ. of Ala., Undecided 'gg'-4? HOWARD MICHAEL FLOWERS, WILLIAM PARKS FOLK, MICHAEL RODGERS FOURMY, RICHMOND STEWART FRASSINELLI, D. ANTHONY Bill Humphry Rich Frass of Tenn., Veterinarian Univ. of Tenn, Undecided Univ. of Ala., Accounting Colo. College, Psychology Univ. of Tenn, Undecided GAIA, ROBERT BELLAMINE GALELLA, JOHN WALTER GARBUZINSKI, JOHN JOSEPH GLASSER, JEFFREY ROBERT GLIDEWELL, PAUL EDGAR Robert Gorilla Garbo Boss Paul Southwestern, Undecided Ga. Tech, Elec. Engineering Univ. of Tenn., Law C.B.C,, Pharmacy Memphis State, Accounting GOFF, BRADLEY ALAN GRAVES, CODY LEE Brad Cody Duke, Criminal Justice Dartmouth, Law GREGORY, HUGH THOMAS Hugh Tom Grass St. Tech at Memphis, Contract. L.S.U., Law GROSS, JOHN RICHARDSON HALL, MICHAEL STEPHEN HALPERIN, SCOTT ALBERT HALSEMA, FRANCIS JAMES HARDWICK, CHRISTOPHER HARRIS, WILLIAM JARVIS Michael Halpo Frank Chris William Univ. of Miss., Education N.C. State. Real Estate Ga. Tech, Elec. Engineering Univ. ot Tenn., Dentistry Undecided, Coaching HART, EUGENE PAUL HARTY, JAMES LEVESQUE HENARD, DAVID HAL HERRING, PATRICK JOHN HOUSTON, DAVID MILLARD Paul Jim David Pat David Memphis State, Business Southwestern, Business Univ. of Tenn., Medicine Undecided, Wildlife Mang't. Univ. of Tenn., Accounting HUGHES, CRAIG IAN HUGHETT, DAVID ALAN HUTCHISON, MATTHEW KENT JANKOWSKI, ALAN EUGENE JETER, JOHN RICHARD Craig Huggy Choo Jan Goose William 81 Mary, Medicine Flor. State, Engineering Memphis State, Undecided Notre Dame, Engineering Univ, of Tenn., Undecided -, r -' K P WS. ., JORGENSON, STEPHEN WILDER KALLAHER, CHRISTOPHER KAMMER, MARTIAL KINGSFDRD, ROBERT ALAN Steve Ted Kam Jam Kingfish Univ. of Tenn., Engineering Southwestern, Wildlife Reas. Undecided, Optometry Undecided, Law KLIMTV DEAN MICHAEL KLINE, ALAN MARTIN KUBICKI, CHARLES SCOTT LANE, BENIAMIN THOMAS LAVELLE, MICHAEL DORAN Ding AI Scott Ben Mike Memphis State, Biology Univ. of Texas, Law Univ. of Tenn., Accounting Univ. of Tenn., Forrestry Undecided, Undecided itil? LEE, JOSEPH ROBERT LEMM, MARK P. LERNER. EUGENE LEO LOGAN, HALVERIN BURNETT LUCCHESI, PHILLIP A. Bobby Lemmsky Gene Stanky Phillip Undecided, Undecided Univ. of Ala., Business Undecided, Undecided Undecided, Undecided Univ. of Tenn., Undecided g we 1 LUCASZESKI, I. WILLIAM LUTTMAN, MARK IOSEPH MAHER, WILLIAM F. MARABLE, DAVID LEONARD MARUS, RAMON ANDREW Willie Mark Bill Dave from the grave Ramon Undecided, Music Univ. of Vanderbilt, Medicine C.B.C., Mech. Engineering Annapolis, Military C.B.C., Law MC AULIFFE, MICHAEL M. MC CABE, IOHN RICHARD MC DEARMON, CHRIS MOORE MC GINNIS, EDWARD ANTHONY Michael R, K. Chris Ed Memphis State, Medicine Univ. of Tenn., Undecided Univ. of Tenn., Undecided Undecided, Undecided f K-:-- at MC GINNIS, RANSON B. MC GRORY, JOHN D. MC NICHOLAS, JOHN R. MEADOWS, MARK A. NIEYERS, DAVID K- Randy John Chili Mac Big M Duke ' I Harvard, Law Univ. of Texas, Engineering Univ. of Flor., Teaching Undecided, Law IVICHJPIJJS SIHIE, Accounting ' .,1'Nsw' X 'if S 'id'-fi 7 ss MILLER, DAVID R, MOORE, CHRISTOPHER MOORE, GREGORY P. MORGAN, PAUL D. MULLERY, JAMES S. Dave Chris Greg Danny Jimmy L.S.U., Pilot Undecided, Undecided Univ. of Wash., C.B.C., Engineering Univ. of Miss., Comm. Oceanography MURPHY, JOHN S. MURPHY, PHILLIP V. NAMOWICZ, CHRISTOPHER P. NAMOWICZ, CLIFFORD P. NEARN, CHRISTOPHER L. Teddy Bear Murf Chris Phroggs Chris Southwestern, Medicine Mphs. Aca. of Arts, Art Memphis State, Business IVIGITJDIJIS SIMS, Hotel Night. Ur1d6Cid6d, Law Enforcement naw? NICHOLS, THOMAS C. NOLTE, ARTHUR L. NORTHJNGTON, JEFFREY R, OCONNER, GREGORY M. Thomas Trae Jeff Florida Flash Carnegie-Mellon, Nuclear Ph. Univ. of Miss., Insurance C.B.C., Engineering M.l.T., Engineering Wav 0'NEAL, JAMES EDWARD PALLME, WILLIAM WALTER PATE, JOHN RAPHAEL PENDERGRASS, Jim Bill John WILLIAM MICHAEL Military Undecided, Accounting State Tech., Forestry Mike M.l.U., undecided PENDERGRAST, MARK COE Weed Univ. ot Tenn., Business PERA, LUCIAN THADDEUS PFEIFFER, CARL L. PLATT, PAUL S. POPWELL, DAVID THOMPSON Lucian Carl Stan David undecided, undecided undecided, Business University of Arkansas, Bus. University of Alabama, Management undecided em UN POWELL, ROBERT ALAN PRUETT, MICHAEL RIDDELL PULIDO, MIGUEL QUINN, MARTIN KELLEV Robert Mike Mike Marty University of Alabama, University of Mississippi, Undecided, Undecided undecided, Law Mech. Engineering undecided POWELL, RICHARD STEPHEN Richard Florida lnst. of Technology, Aeronautics ,-na. REED, MATTHEW ROBERT Matt U.T. at Martin, undecided REILLY, JAMES WALLACE REINMUMD, DAVID PAUL RICCI, NORMAN LOUIS JR. RIVERA, GILBERT LUIS Jim David Bubba Gilbo, Buck Breath University of Tennessee, Southwestern, Law Oklahoma, BUSINESS University Of Tennessee Dentistry Medicine i. 24 H: . ROBERTSON, TERRY A. ROBINSON, DANIEL T. ROBINSON, GREGORY H. ROBINSON, JAMES M. ROBINSON, RANDAL B. I Terry Danny Greg Jimbo Big Red I Univ. of Miss., Accounting Univ. of Miss., Marketing Univ. of Tenn., Univ. of Aia., Veterinarian Yale, Politics Veterinarian rs- 691 ROBINSON, THOMAS J. RODGERS, ALBERT H. ROMEO, ROBERT J. RUSSELL, JEFFRY S. SAMMONS, HARRY S. T type Hugh Romeo Stu Chip Univ. of Ala., Dentistry C.B.C., Engineering C.B.C., Engineering Undecided, Accounting Univ. of Flor., Golf SAXON, JOHN M. SCHADRACK, ROBERT B. SCHIFANI, JOHN L. SCHREIBER, DOUGLAS A. SCHRINER, ROBERT W. Big Sax Schad J Scribe Billy-Bob San Jose St., Undecided, Communications Memphis State, Dentistry Memphis State, Southwestern, Medicine Phy. Education Elec. Engineer S -we .225 ff I - ':Eta5S se if f -134227 SCHWAB, DAVID A. SCOTT, JOHN H. SIEGEL, DAVID A. SIMPSON, HARLAND D. David H John David Harland Univ. of Tenn., Medicine Undecided, Architecture Vanderbilt, Lawyer Southwestern. Medicine ww- 'RT 'fr SKINNER, JAMES RONALD SKWOR, JEFF DONALD SMITH, CARL ALAN SPINOLO, MICHAEL C. SPINOLO, PHILLIP MARK Ronnie Ieff n Carl Chris Mark Undecided, Law NIBTTIDITIS Siafei Law Eflfa Univ. of N. C., Forrestry Memphis State, Music Memphis State, Mechanic ,eq N ' STEEPLETON, PATRICK L STEVENS, CLAYTON ANTHONY STEWART, CHRISTOPHER B. STOCKSTEAD, TIMOTHY W. STREBECK, WILLIAM ROBERT Steep Clayton Stew Feo Bill Univ. of Tenn., Business Undecided, Undecided Memphis State, Accounting Notre Dame, Accounting Undecided, Undecided f -xx-L -'fs STRICKLANDI IAMES LA SWANSON, DAVID LANCE TALARICO, IOSEPH TARTERA, EUGENE JOSEPH TAYLOR, GREGORY PREWITT Spidey I Dave Gabe Gene Greg MSUIDIIIS SIGN, PHYHITISUIC Vanderbilt, Law Memphis State, C.P.A. Undecided, Dentistry Univ, of Tenn.. Undecided axga , xx TOMLINSON, DEREK SIMPSON TREAT, MARK LOY TREISS, ERNEST RANDOLPH TRIMBACH, IAMES R. ron Mark I Ernie lim Undecided, Undecided UNIV- Of TENT'-I Dlf9CT0f Undecided, Undecided Notre Dame, Law Enf. TURLEY, MICHAEL B. WADE, JOHN JOSEPH WALLIS, JOHN ARTHUR WARD, DANIEL AUSTIN Turls Joe John Dan S.M.U., Business C.B.C., Engineering Memphis State, Law Ent. Univ. ot Tenn., Dentistry WARDLAW, JOHN ROBERT WHITEHEAD, JOHN JEFFRY WHITLEY, MICHAEL T. John I I Jeff Mike UNIV. Of Tenn.. Velennanan Memphis State, Undecided Vanderbilt, Engineering WIGLEY, STEPHEN ANDREW WILLIAMS, THOMAS LYNN WILSON, ROBERT JOHN WINESTONE, DAVID SHALOM WIgS Tommy Bob H David Undecided, Undecided Southwestern, Law Vanderbilt, Engineering Undecided, Undecided WOLF, BRADLEY A. YARBROUGH, JAMES IVIANGRUNI YOSTE, EDWARD SCOTT ZAVODNY, EDWARD FRANCIS Brad lim Dandy H Scott Z Univ. of Tenn., Undecided 'Memphis State, Engineering Univ. of Miss., Law C.B.C., Engineering AIR, TRACY STEVEN anish Club 1,23 Scuba Club 43 Intramurals I. NEW, EDWARD NAPIER seball 1-43 Track 23 Peer Counsel 3,43 In- murals 1-43 H.R. officer 43 Student Gov't. nm. 3. DREOLI, WILLIAM MICHAEL nd I-33 Rennaissance 1,33 Spanish Club T3 Publications comm.2. DREUCETTI, JOSEPH FITZGERALD anish Club 13 Intramurals 2,3. UADRO, CHARLES DAVID Jtball 1-43 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1-43 2. officer 1-3. BUCHON, ROY ALAN ck 1-43 Go Brothers 1,23 Intramurals 1-33 I. officer 3. KER, DAVID THOMAS nd 1-33 Spanish Club 1. LTON, CHRISTOPHER CHARLES ss V.P. 43 H.R. officer 1-43 Peer Counsel- 43 Intramurals 1-43 Honor Roll 1-4. RNES, CHARLES CLATON RNETT, BARRY J. itball 2-43 Track 1,23 H.R. OFFICER 33 TT, WILLIAM RICHARD utball 1-43 Baseball 1,3,43 Basketball 1,23 er Counseling 43 Class officer 1-33 H.R. of- er 1-33 Key Club 43 Intramurals 1-4. ATY, PHILLIP ERNEST Honor Roll 1-33 Intramurals 1-43 Tech. b 3. JWELL, JAMES ASHTON mming 2-43 Intramurals 1-43 -L, JAMES ROBERT 'amurals 1-4, H.R. officer 2. -LAIVIY, KEVIN ALEXANDERI INARD, SCOTT LAWRENCE B Honor Roll 1-43 French Club 43 Soccer 1-43 Intramurals 1-4. BERRY, MICHAEL LAWSON Camera Club 2-43 Intramurals 2-43 At-Large comm. 3,4. BISHOP, ROBERT FELIX BLACKMON, ROBERT ALVIN Football 1-43 H.R. officer 1,23 Spanish Club 1,23 Track 23 Intramurals 1-4. BLAISS, SAM Spanish Club 1-4 COff. 2,353 B Honor Roll3 Bowling Club 2-off.3 Go Brothers 1,23 Maurelian 3,43 Intramurals 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 1-3. BLUMEN, SAM A. Band 1,2. BORDWELL, MARK ALDEN Football 13 Soccer 2,43 Spanish Club 4. BRADLEY, JOHN JOSEPH Spanish Club 13 Intramurals 3,4. BRAGORGAS, NICHOLAS ELIAS Band 1-43 BRANTLEY, FRANCIS THEODORE Science Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1-3. BRENNAN, JOHN EDWARD Swimming 1-43 Maurelian 2-43 Math Club 3,4-officer3 B Honor Roll3 Intramurals 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 3,43 Go Brothers 1-4. BROSIUS, WILLIAM LEWIS Intramurals 1-43 Chronicle 4. BROWNING, JOHN GEORGE Band 1-4. BURCH, KEVIN LEIGH Spanish Club 13 Intramurals 1,21 BURING, DAVID MICHAEL Intramurals 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2. BURSI, RICHARD CHARLES Key Club 43 Intramurals 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 3,43 Spanish Club 13 A Honor Roll. SENIOR CREDITS SENIOR CREDITS 28 CAGE, CHARLES CLAIBORNE Band 1-43 Renaissance 2,3-Ed.3 Maurelian 3,43 H.R. officer 1. CALLAHAN, MICHAEL ANTHONY Spanish Club 43 Spanish Honor Society. CALLICUTT, JAMES LESLIE Spanish Club 1,23 Intramurals 1-4. CANALE, SHANE ANTHONY Spanish Club 1-33 Intramurals 1-43 Swim- ming 2-4, H.R. officer 2. CARTER, DANIEL EDWARD Student Gov't. 43 Class officer 1-33 Football 1-43 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 H.R. officer 2,33 Spanish Club 1-43 Intramurals 2-4. CHAMBERS, PAUL ALAN Football man. I,3Q Basketball man. 13 H.R. officer 1,23 Intramurals 1-43 B Honor Roll. CIANCIOLA, JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER Intramurals 1-43 B Honor Roll. COLLINS, DAVID ARTHUR Intramurals I-43 Student Gov't. comm. 2-43 Baseball man. 1. COLLEREDO, WILLIAM ADAM Golf I-43 Intramurals I-4, Soccer 23 Spanish Club 1,2. COOPER, BRETT ALAN Football I-43 Wrestling I-43 Baseball 13 Class officer 1,23 H.R. officer 1-3, French Club 13 Intramurals 1,2. CRITES, KIRK FLOYD Track 3,43 Soccer 43 Intramurals 1-43 Cross- Country 3. CRONE, ROBERT ANDREW Football 13 Trainer 2'4, Maurelian 3,43 Track 2-43 Key Club 3,4-V.P.Q Math Club Student of the month 1,33 H.R. officer 1-43 Class officer 23 Student Gov't. comm. 3,41 A Honor Roll. CROOM, MARK LINDSEY Football 3,43 Swimming 13 Baseball 43 ln- tramurals 1-43 Go Brothers 2-43 Spanish Club 1,23 Student Gov't. comm. 43 CROWL, MARK WESLEY Football I-33 Baseball 13 H.R. officer 1. CURTIS, HUGH EDWARD Spanish Club 2,43 B Honor Roll 1-4. DAVID, NAFE JAMES Spanish Club 1,21 Football man. I-3, li tramurals 1-43 Class rep. 4. DEPPERSCHMIDT, MARK EVERETTE I Maurelian 1-43 Football 1,23 B Honor Ro H.R. officer 13 Track 1,23 Intramurals 1- ololl, lvllcllllft CHRISTOPHER Y Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, lnlramurals ll H.R. officer 1-4. I DORAN, MARK FRANKLIN I Band 1-3. DOUGLAS, ANTHONY STEPHEN Spanish Club 1,23 Intramurals 1-43 Came Club I,4Q Science Club 3. I ooYLE, MARK JOSEPH I Spanish Club 1,23 Intramurals 1-3. I DRENNING, DAVID HUMPHRY I Swimming 1-43 Intramurals 1-43 Studd Gov't. comm. 43 Spanish Club 13 H.R. offic 4. DUNN, BRIEN LOUIS H.R. officer 1-43 Class officer 43 Track 1- Student Gov't. comm. 4. DWYER, BRIAN FITZGERALD Intramurals 1-43 Spanish Club 1,23 H.R. c ficer 4. EASLEY, ROBERT BYRON Scuba Club 3,43 Science Club 1-4. EATON, TODD RICHARD Baseball 1,3,43 Intramurals I-43 Spani: Club 1,2. FENLEY, JOHN DAVID Bowling I-3Q Spanish Club 1-3-officer3 I tramurals 1-43 Chronicle 43 Student Gov comm. 3,42 Golf 3,43 H.R. officer 3. FISHER, GREGORY LAWRENCE Eicer 23 Intramurals 1-43 Student Gov't. m. 3,43 Drama Club 2-43 Spanish Club 3,43 BHER, JAY PHILLIP ramurals 1-43 French Club 3,43 Drama ib 2-43 Student Gov't. comm. 43 Scuba ib 1,43 B Honor Roll. EHER, JOHN ALEXANDER estling 1-43 Intramurals 1-43 Spanish Club MING, TALLY DURANT tball 13 Wrestling 1,23 Soccer 33 In- murals 2-43 H.R. officer 2-43 Drama 3,43 iba Club 4. ETCHER, HOWARD MICHAEL Brothers 2-4-officer3 H.R. officer 3,43 ln- murals 13 Bowling 23 French Club 2. WERS, WILLIAM PARKS . officer 1,23 Student Gov't. comm. 2-43 ick 1-43 Football 13 Intramurals. K, MICHAEL RODGERS tball 1-43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 13 H.R. of- r 1,43 Intramurals 1-4. URMY, RICHMOND STEWART Jdent Gov't. Pres. 43 Peer Counselor 3,43 Jtball 1-33 Basketball 23 Track 1,23 Swim- 1g 1,43 H.R. officer 1-33 Spanish Club 1,23 ramurals 43 Honor Roll 1,4. ASSINELLI, DAVID MICHAEL ramurals 1-4. IA, ROBERT BELLARMINE ramurals 43 H.R. officer 4. LELLA, JOHN WALTER y Club 3,43 Student Gov't. comm. 3,43 ln- murals 1-43 Drama Club 2-43 Math Club I3 Tech. Club 3,43 Spanish Club 1,2. RBUZINSKI, JOHN JOSEPH 32. officer 1-43 Football 1-43 Track 1-43 bnish Club 1. ASSER, JEFFREY ROBERT ima 1-43 Key Club 3,43 Maurelian 3,4-Sec. 3 Go Brothers 1-4-0Tf.Q Tech. Club 3,4- off.3 H.R. officer 43 Camera Club 1,23 Stu- dent Gov't. comm. 3,4 GLIDEWELL, PAUL EDGAR Band 1-43 A Honor Roll 13 B Honor Roll. GOFF, BRADLEY ALAN Cross Country 23 Intramurals 1'43 Spanish Club 1,23 Maurelian 4. GRAVES, CODY LEE Class officer 2-43 B Honor Roll 1-43 Key Club 2-43 Football 1-43 Track 1,3,43 Drama Club 43 Spanish Club 1-43 GREGORY, HUGH THOMAS Tennis 13 Intramurals 1-4. GROSS, JOHN RICHARDSON Key Club 2-43 Class officer 1,23 H.R. officer 1-43 Wrestling 1-43 Tennis 1-43 Spanish Club 1-4-off.3 Cross Country 2,33 Maurelian 3,43 Student Gov't. comm. 4. HALL, MICHAEL STEPHEN Football mang. 1-43 Go Brothers 33 ln- tramurals 1-43 Spanish Club 1. HALPERIN, SCOTT ALBERT Intramurals 1-4, Spanish Club 1,23 H.R. of- ficer 2,4. HALSEMA, FRANCIS JAMES Go Brothers 3,43 Intramurals 3,4. HARDWICK, CHRISTOPHER JOHN Honor Roll3 H.R. officer 43 Intramurals 1-4, HARRIS, WILLIAM JARVIS Spanish Club 1,23 H.R. officer 13 Track 1,23 Basketball 1-4. HART, EUGENE PAUL HARTY, JAMES LEVESQUE Intramurals 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 43 Spanish Club 1-4. HENARD, DAVID HAL Student Gov't. 43 Student Gov't. comm. 33 Chronicle 4-ed., Honor Roll3 Track 1-43 Cross-Country 3,43 Student of the Month 23 Football 13 Wrestling 13 Soccer 43 French Club 1-33 Spanish Club 4. HERRING, PATRICK JOHN Spanish Club 1,2. HOUSTON, DAVID MILLARD Honor RolI3 Basketball 13 Student Gov't. comm. 43 Intramurals 1-4. HUGHES, CRAIG IAN Golf 13 Intramurals 1-43 Science Fair winner 23 Student Gov't. comm. 4. HUGHETT, DAVID ALAN Football 1-43 Track 1-31 H.R. officer 1-43 Wrestling 23 Honor Roll3 Student Gov't. com- m. 43 Intramurals 1-43 Student of the Month 1. HUTCHINSON, MATTHEW KENT Football 1-33 Baseball 1-43 Basketball 2-43 H.R. officer 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2. JANKOWSKI, ALAN EUGENE Wrestling 13 Cross-Country 33 Intramurals 1- 43 Student Gov't. comm. 1-43 Bowling 2 JETER, JOHN RICHARD Football 1-43 Track 1-4. JORGENSON, STEPHEN WILDER Go Brothers 1-4-0fT.Q Key Club 2-43 Student Gov't. 33 Drama 2-43 Honor ROIIQ Student Gov't. comm. 3,4. Intramurals 1-43 Class Decoration comm. 1-4. KALLAHER, CHRISTOPHER HENRY Key Club 3,43 French Club 1,2,43 Math Club 2-43 Student Gov't. 33 Student Gov't. comm. 3,43 H.R. officer 1-43 Maurelian 3,4. KAMMER, MARTIAL BURGUIERES Baseball 1-43 Key Club 3,43 Honor Roll3 Foot- ball 13 Basketball 23 Intramurals 1-43 Maurelian 3,43 Student Gov't. comm. 33 H.R. officer 43 Spanish Club 1-4. KINGSFORD, ROBERT ALAN Swimming 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 43 ln- tramurals 1-43 French Club 1,23 H.R. officer 1-4. KLIMT, DEAN MICHAEL Honor Roll. KLINE, ALAN MARTIN SENIOR CREDITS Intramurals 1-45 Tennis 1,45 Spanish Club 1,2. KUBICKI, CHARLES SCOTT Swimming 1-45 Tennis 1,45 Intramurals 1-4. LANE, BENJAMIN THOMAS Spanish Club 1,25 Go Brothers 35 In- tramurals 2-4. LAVELLE, MICHAEL DORAN Intramurals 1-45 Swimming 1,25 Drama 1-45 LEE, JOSEPH ROBERT Football, 1,25 Track l-45 Intramurals 1-45 Spanish Club 1,2. LEMM, MARK PETER Go Brothers 1-35 Intramurals 1-45 Science Fair 25 Honor Roll 1,25 French Club 2. LERNER, EUGENE LEO Intramurals 1-45 Spanish Club 1,2. LOGAN, HALVERN BURNETT Football 1-45 Track 1-45 H.R. officer 1,45 ln- tramurals 1-45 Class officer 45 Student Gov't. comm. 45 Go Brothers 4. LUCCHESI, PHILLIP ANTHONY Sanish Club 1,25 Intramurals 1-4. LUKASZESKI, JAMES WILLIAM Junior Achievement 2-45 Intramurals 2,3 LUTTMAN, MARK JOSEPH Football 1-45 Track 1,25 Student Gov't. 45 Student Gov't. comm. 35 Key Club 3,45 In- tramurals 1-4. MAHER WILLIAM FREDERICK Honor RolI5 Spanish Club 1-45 Go Brother 45 Intramurals 1-4. MARABLE, DAVID LEONARD Football 1-45 H.R. officer 1-35 Intramurals 1- 4. MARUS, RAMON ANDREW Honor RoIl5 Intramurals 1-45 Spanish Club 1- 45 Go Brothers 4. MC AULIFFE, MICHAEL MULLIGAN Track 2. MC CABE, JOHN RICHARD Maurelian 3,4-ed.5 H.R. officer 1,25 Stude of the Month 25 Intramurals 1-43 Golf 1- Honor Rollg Spanish Club 1-35 Student Gov comm. 4. MC DEARMAN, CHRISTOPHER MOORE Intramurals 1-45 Tennis 1,45 Drama 3. MC GINNIS, EDWARD ANTHONY Football 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Intramurals 4. MC GINNIS, RANSON BARRY Intramurals 1-45 Spanish Club 1,2. MC GRORY, JOHN DARREN Intramurals 1-4. MC NICHOLAS, JOHN ROBERT Student Gov't. 45 Intramurals 1-45 I Brothers 1-35 Spanish Club 1,25 Student Gov't. comm. 3,45 H.R. officer 4 MEADOWS, MARK ALAN Baseball 1-45 Basketball 35 Soccer 2,45 I tramurals 1-45 H.R. officer 2-35 Honor Ro Peer Counseling 4. MEYERS, DAVID KENT Intramurals 1-45 Student Gov't. comm. 1- Go Brothers 1-35 Spanish Club 1. MILLER, DAVID RICHARD Chronicle 3,45 Go Brothers 1-45 lntramurz 1,25 Student Gov't. comm. 2. MOORE, GREGORY PAUL Go Brothers 45 Intramurals 1-45 Spanii Club 1,25 Student Gov't. comm. 45 Chronic 3. MORGAN, PAUL DANIEL Honor Roll5 Spanish Club 1,25 Track 1. MULLERY, JAMES STUART Baseball 1-45 Key Club 45 H.R. officer Honor RoIl5 Football 15 Intramurals 1- Maurelian 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2. MURPHY, JOHN STEWART Football 1-45 Student Gov't. 45 Class offic 1-35 Key Club 3,45 Track 1,25 Wrestling 15 I tramurals 1-4. JRPHY, PHILLIP VERNON ccer 2-43 Maurelian 3,43 Rennaissance 2- H.R. officer 1,23 Chess Club 13 Track 43 mera Club 13 Honor Roll. IMOWICZ, CHRISTOPHER PATRICK sketball 2-43 Intramurals 2-4. IMOWICZ, CLIFFORD PAUL otball 23 Drama 23 Intramurals 2,3. ARN, CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE anish Club 13 Scuba Club 3,4-off.3 In- murals 1-4. CHOLS, THOMAS-CHRISTIAN nd 1-43 A Honor Roll3 Chess Club 1-43 iurelian 4. ILTE ARTHUR LOUIS ramurals 33 Spanish Club 1. IRTHINGTON, JEFFREY RONALD R. officer 1,23 Scuba Club 1-43 Swimming I3 Tennis 43 Intramurals 4. ZONNER, GREGORY MICHAEL lba Club 3,43 Math Club 3,43 Track 3,4. IEAL, JAMES EDWARD ramurals 1-4. LLME, WILLIAM WALTER itball 1-43 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 anish Club 2-4. TE, JOHN RAPHEAL imming 13 Intramurals 1-4. VDERGRASS, WILLIAM VDERGRAST, MARK COE itball 13 Track 13 Spanish Club 1,23 H.R. cer 1-43 Honor RolI3 Peer Counselor 43 In- rnurals 2-4. RA, LUCIAN THADDEUS urelian 1-4-chief ed.3 Drama Club 1-43 ence Club 1-43 Renaissance 23 Shelby inty Speech Contest winner 43 Optimist b Speech State Finalist 43 Student ofthe nth 2,33 Student of the Year 2. ZIFFER, CARL LOGAN Wrestling 1-43 Intramurals 1-4. PLATT, PAUL STANDRING Golf 1-43 Wrestling 1,23 Spanish Club 1'3, Intramurals 1-43 Science Club 2. POPWELL, DAVID THOMPSON Football 1-43 Track 1,23 Intramurals 1-43 H.R. officer 2,3. POWELL, RICHARD STEPHEN Band 1-33 Intramurals 1-4: Spanish Club POWELL, ROBERT ALAN Band 1-33 Intramurals 1-43 Science Fair Honor RoII3 PRUETT, MICHAEL RIDDELL Football 1'43 Key Club 43 Spanish Club Track 23 Intramurals 1-4. QUINN, MARTIN KELLEY Key Club 43 Go Brothers 2-43 Chronicle Spanish Club 1-43 Maurelian 3,43 Drama Club 3,43 A Honor Roll. REED, MATTHEW ROBERT Spanish Club 1,2. REILLY, JAMES WALLACE Football, 2,33 Spanish Club 13 Intramural REINMUND, DAVID PAUL Chronicle 3,4-chief ed. Student Gov't. com- m. 43 Spanish Club 1-3. RICCI, NORMAN LOUIS Intramurals 1-43 H.R. officer 1,23 Scuba Club 13 French Club 1,23 soccer 2. RIVERS, GILBERT LUIS Spanish Club 1-43 Go Brothers 3,43 ln- tramurals 1-4. ROBERTSON, TERRY ALLEN Tennis 13 Intramurals 1-43 Spanish Club3 Math Club 43 Math Club 3,4. ROBINSON, DANIEL THOMAS Football 1-43 Maurelian 3,4-ed.3 Honor ROIIQ Intramurals 1'43 H.R. officer 13 French Club 1. ROBINSON, GREGORY HURT Intramurals 1,2. ROBINSON, JAMES MICHAEL Football 2-43 Intramurals 1,23 H.R. officer 1- 43 Spanish Club 1,2. ROBINSON, RANDAL BALTON Football 2-43 Intramurals 1,23 Spanish Club 13 Soccer 3. ROBINSOM, THOMAS JOSEPH H.R. officer 1,23 Football 1,23 Golf 13 Spanish Club 1,2. RODGERS, ALBERT HUGH Chronicle 43 Spanish Club 2-43 Intra. 2. ROMEO, ROBERT JOSEPH Band 1-4 Spanish Club 1-33 IntramuraIs3 Renaissance 3,43 Honor Roll. RUSSELL, JEFFREY SHANE Intramurals 1-43 Honor Roll3 Student Gov't. comm. 2-43 H.R. officer 3,43 Spanish Club 1. SAMMONS, HARRY Golf 2'43 Spanish Club 1,23 Student Gov't. comm. 43 Intramurals 1-43 H.R. officer 1,2. SAXON, JOHN MICHAEL Football 1,3,43 Track 2-43 Soccer 23 In- tramurals 1,23 Spanish Club 1. SCHADRACK, ROBERT BRUCE Intramurals 1-43 H.R. rep. 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Honor Roll. SCHIFANI, JOHN LEONARD Honor RolI3 Intramurals 1'4f Student Gov't. comm. 4. SCHREIBER, DOUGLAS ALAN Spanish Club 1-43 Honor RoIl3 Chess Club 2- 43 Go Brothers 3,4. SCHRINER, ROBERT WILLIAM Go Brothers, 2-4-off.3 Class officer 43 Maurelian 3,4-ed.3 H.R. officer 43 Chess Club 2-43 Key Club 43 Drama 3,41 Intramurals 1,- 2,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Science Club 23 H.R. rep. 2-4. SCHWAB, DAVID ALAN Wrestling 3,43 Cross-Country 43 Track 23 SENIOR CREDITS Swimming 1-43 Student Gov't. comm. 3,43 Intramurals 1-4. SCOTT, JOHN HAYES Drama Club 3,43 Chess Club 1-43 Math Club 1,3,43 Intramurals 2-43 Maurelian 3,4-ed.3 Renaissance 2,33 A Honor Roll3 H.R. officer 3. SIEGEL, DAVID ALAN Honor ROIIQ Spanish Club 1-43 H.R. officer 33 Intramurals 1-4. SIMPSON, HARLAND DOUGLAS Band I-42 Spanish Club 1,23 Bowling 13 ln- tramurals 1,2. SKINNER, JAMES RONALD Student Gov't. 43 Baseball I-4, Honor RoIl3 Football 1-43 H.R. officer I'3, Class officer 3. SKWOR, JEFFREY DONALD Intramurals 1-43 H.R. officer 1. SMITH, CARL ALAN Intramurals I-42 Drama 3,43 H.R. officerg Spanish Club 1,2. SPINOLO, MICHAEL CHRISTIE Band 1-33 Intramurals 1,4. SPINOLO, PHILLIP MARK Spanish Club 1-33 Intramurals 1-4. STEEPLETON, PATRICK LOUIS Football 1-43 Track I'43 H.R. officer 1-33 Spanish Club 1,2. STEVENS, CLAYTON ANTHONY H.R. rep. 1,23 Student Gov't. comm. 2-43 Spanish Club 1. STEWART, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN STOCKSTEAD, TIMOTHY WILLIAM Football 13 Go Brothers 1-43 French Club 2- 43 Math Club 3,43 Spanish Club3 Intramurals I-43 H.R. officer 1,23 Honor Roll. STREBECK, WILLIAM ROBERT Spanish Club 1,23 Bowling 1,23 Tennis 43 In- tramurals 1,2,4. STRICKLAND, JAMES LAWRENCE Spanish Club 1-43 Intramurals 1-43 H.R. o ficer 13 H.R. rep. 1-3. SWANSON, DAVID LANCE Basketball 1-33 Student Gov't. comm. Maurelian 4. TALARICO, JOSEPH Soccer 23 Drama 43 Go Brothers 3,43 Pe Counseling 3,43 Intramurals 1-3. TARTERA, EUGENE JOSEPH Band 1-4. TAYLOR, GREGORY PREWITT TOMLINSO , DEREK SIMPSON Spanish Club 1,2. TREAT, MARK LOY Band 2-4 pres.3 All-State Band 33 All-Wes Band 3. TREISS, ERNEST RANDOLPH Go Brothers 43 Math Club 2-43 Maurelian Bowling 23 Intramurals 2-43 ChronicIe3 Tec Club 43 A Honor Roll. TRIMBACH, JAMES ROBERT Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Football 13 Frenl Club 3,4-pres.3 Go Brothers 3,43 Math CII 3,43 Honor ROIIQ Intramurals. TURLEY, MICHAEL BRIAN Spanish Club 13 Golf 13 H.R. officer 13 I tramurals 1-4, Drama 4. WADE, JOHN JOSEPH Swimming 1,23 Intramurals 1-43 Cros Country 1. WALLIS, JOHN ARTHUR Intramurals 1-4. WARD, DANIEL AUSTIN Honor ROIIQ Chronicle 43 lntramurals3 St dent Gov't. comm. 3. WARDLAW, JOHN ROBERT Band I-43 Drama 1-43 Bowling 13 I tramurals 1-43 Swimming 1. IITEHEAD3 IOHN JEFFREY otball 1-43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 13 In- murals 1-4. IITLEY3 MICHAEL TALMADGE ama 43 Math Club 43 Tech. Club 43 urelian 4. GLEY, STEPHEN ANDREW otball 1-43 Basketball 1323 HR. officer 1,- I3 Baseball 132,43 LLIAMS, THOMAS LYNN y Club 3343 Student Gov't. comm. 43 H.R. icer 2-43 Go Brothers 1-43 Spanish Club 1- Football 13 Peer Counselor 4. LSON, ROBERT JOHN y Club 334-pres.3 Football 1,23 Cross untry 3343 Wrestling 1-43 Track 23 French gb 1323 Math Club 2-43 Drama Club 33 Stu- t Govt. comm. 3. NESTONE, DAVID SOLOMON Brothers 2-43 Intramurals 1-43 Tennis 13 ench Club 2. TLF, BRADLEY AARON anish Club 1,23 Intramurals 1. RBROUGH3 JAMES MANGRUM nd 1-4. ISTE, EDWARD SCOTT R. officer 1: Spanish Club 2: In- imurals 1-4. VODNY, EDWARD FRANCIS R. officer 43 Honor RolI3 Soccer 2343 ln- imurals 1'4Q Go Brothers 2343 Maurelian 43 Jdent Govt. comm. 43 Spanish Club 1-43 ith Club 4. . sh.. HALL OF FAME 1 2 3 mnwmmw s-iff M itswmenf Ivfmmnss mann: u..,.r1.,.y..,,. L gs www ss ui I 'fsb-NNN L V VW!! fmtgassms night Best Dressed: David Popwell Most Athletic: Ronnie Skinner Wittiest: James Robinson Contributed Most to Class: Cody Graves 83:5 K 4 ME M0 RIAL PARK it -33 .M Most School Spirited: Brien Dunn Friendliest: John Murphy Most Likely to Succeed: Bob Schriner Best Student: lohn Scott Best All Around: Bill Batt Most Musical: Mark Treat ational Honor Society MQ' William Batt Richard Bursi l Stephen Jorgensen Chris Kallaher David Popwell Michael Pruetl Daniel Carter Mark Luttmann Robert Schriner f Membership in the National Honor Socie- is limited to those members ofthe senior ass who, during their tour years at B.H.S., have demonstrated exemplary ialities ot scholarship, character, Robert Crone John Murphy John Scott leadership, and service. Members are recommended by the faculty and by their classmates, Final selection is made by a select faculty committee. Those selected for leffrey Glasser Thomas Nichols this most exclusive of groups at Christian Brothers have undergone a most thorough examination of their time at school, and they have not been found wanting. Cody Graves Lucian Pera Ronnie Skinner Robert Wilson 'K'-ll'-X'-I' fl'-X' -xr me me me me mr Jr-me-near-Har me - af-xr ' mf -me me Mme -H mrarmrarararar-mr afar -me -nf-uf me 14' -x-n' -mr afar ar-xf ' mmf-near-k M-armr-ar -me me -x-xr -u-ar me-xfar-H' 4-xf me ar-uf me me 'xx- ar-xf' me -kara:-nr-H-ararw H- -lvl' me me -mr -:rar mmf-me me -H -K'-X'-X'-X'-Kal' me me fl'-X' 'XMI' -X'-X' ll' -X'-K' -K'-K' 'X'-X' -X' I. Brother 1. Stephen. F.S.C. Brother H Adnan, FSC Supermtendent Prrncrpal In - Brother Gvmrd Stetnen FSC Brother Rrehard Germer FSC Drreethr ot Atrdm Vrsual Irrstruetron Associate Prmcrnal i Mr. James Coleman-CBC Brother Dennis-St. Mary's College Miss Barbara King-Spalding College Brother Arthur-CBC Brother Kevin-St. Mary's College 5239 I Z 1 1 A l 2 v I - 3 Mr. Bill Gossett-University of Southern Illinois Mr. Richard Schultz-University of Wisconsin , Mr. Park Wong-Southwestern Brother Raymond-CBC Mr. John Lavecchia-Siena College r rxgj' V -- 1 VA .f 1 mi, ,Q V 1 aw nn ' A 5 , Q , V Danni , I 3 ,f ' ,ffl I 'E W' I ,, V' A jjfy 4 ' 4, , Wy: J. . Dr. Frank Swicker-Sl. Mary's College Brother Miguel-Escuela de Magisterio Irun Brother Armand-CBC Mr. Mike Muller-University of Arkansas Dr. Luther Parker-Lambuth College X Coach Mark Brantley-MSU Mrs. Margarita Sala-University of Havana Brother l. Leander-Sl. Mary's College Mrs. Ann Haneghari-University of Mississippi Coach Russell Reid-University of Mississippi Coach Nafe James David-Mississippi College Coach Tom Nix-Memphis State Brother Mark Gubbels, FSC-St. Mary's College Brother Joseph Wilhelm, FSC-St. Mary's College Brother Hermes Joseph-St. Mary's College sill 1 3 ith fx , 5255 'Q alfa? its il Yi if 5 l . Brother loel lVlcGraw, FSC-CBC . Mrs, Jacqueline Crew-Georgia Southwestern College . Coach George Pratt-MSU . Brother Austin Makowski, FSC-DePaul University . Mrs. Louise Brown-Secretary Coach Noel Cane-CBC Coach Robert Crone-CBC Coach William Laurie-MSU Coach lack Moran-Sl. Ambrose College f l M...-Wag A Father Eric Burdt, 0.Ss.l.-Loras College Coach Billy Canale-Mrssrssrppr State Brother Joseph Brusnahan, FSC-Univ. of Tennessee Custodral Staff-Nl. lohnson, W. Nettleson. F, Reed New additrons to faculty Nlrs. Nlaguerite Fransioli-Secretary Nlr, Joseph Baker-MSU Mr. Carlos Moreno-MSU Mrs. Mary Ball-MSU 2 3 4 TM 5 Mr. Fred Freres-CBC Brother Lawrence Guide, FSC-St, Mary's College Mrs, Katherine Simonlan-Southern Methodist . Dr, Ralph G. 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IUNIORS Alexander Allard Anthony Aur Bachman Balestrim Banes Barrach Baumer Beatus Bell Bennett Bistolfi Black Bland Bledsoe Blumen Boldt Bond Booker Bosi Brauer Breazeale Briggs Brogan Brooks Brown Burrell Callahan Campagna Canale Candebat Cannon Carls Cereghino Chandler Cochran Cohen Cole Collie Collins Cowles Crabtree Crawford Crawford Cremerius Crone Cunningham Currotto Curry Daniels Davis Deaton Depperschmidt Dermon Dion Dirmeyer Dodge Donati Dorian Dunavant Dykeman Eiseman Elliotte Ervin Fickle Fleming Foley Forman Fraioli Franz Freeman French Frulla Furmanslii Gallagher Garbuzinski Gattas Giaroli Giaroli Gibson Gdmspm Giovaneth Ghnmu Glasser Graves Gray Guerern Hanover Harding Hargeh Harwood Hahey Henze Hggmhohom Higgins Hoehn HoHman HoHahan HopMns Hughes Hutchinson iames James lankowsk Johnson Jones KaHaher Kastner Kisseh Knsto Land Lea Lee Lemm Under Loehei Long Luckeh Lyons Madeksho Maley Mankin Mariano Marsh Mason McCarthy McCormack McEachran McGowan McGraw MoHorris Mcllvain McKeever Mecklenburg Michaels Miller Miller Moose Moose Moriarty Morrow Mosleller Mullis Mulroy Murphy Muscari Myers Nawrocki Nearn Neel Netlleton Nevins Nielson Nunn 0'DonneIl 0'Hay Oliver Oliver Ozanne IUNIORS Parker Pascal Patterson Peacock Pecha Peyton Pidgeon Pierotti Pinkston Pohl Porter Pratt Presley Price Raymond Reilly Reilly Reynolds Richardson Richens Robinson Romeo Ryan Rye Salky Santucci Schaffler Schaming Scheuner Sciara Shea Silk Smith Sneed Soro Stafford Stahl Staudt Steffan Stewart Stockburger Stone Sykes Talarico Taylor Thompson Thorsberg Tribo Van Dyke Van Eynde Vanelli Verner Vincent Wade Wah Walsh Walton Ward Weiss Welch Williams Williams Williams Williams Wood Woodmansee Wright Xavier Zitron Acchiardo Alhonetti Allen Amagliani Anderson Androlewicz Annaratone Ash Atienza Atienza Autry SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Averwater Averwater Axton Bain Baker Bernard Blackwell Boldt Boning Borg Brown Butler Carter Carvel Cavallo Chambers Cicala Cohen Colbert Collie Colloredo Cook Costa Counce Craig Crawford Crenshaw Crisler Crocker Cullen Curtis Dargie David Delgado Denham Dorian Douglas Douglas Drew Drummond DuBois Duffee Dunavant Edmonds Eiledge Eiliotte Fahy Feder Feinstone Feilmeth Finney Fitzgibbon Forscherio Forsdick Foster Free Freeman Freudinberg Friese Gaither Gallager Gattuso Gavin Giovanetti Gohman Golightiy Goilamudi Gonzales Gower Graeter Graham Gray Griffin Gross Guenther Guererri Haneghan Harbert Harding Harrington SOPHOMORES SOPHOMDRES M. Harris Harty Harvill Hays Haywood Heffernan Herrera Herrin Herring Herring Hesterman Holden Hollahan Hood Horton Horton Hoyt Huddleston Hurley Incardona Jenkins Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Kretzer Lazarini Lehnus Locke Long Lucchesi Lukoschek Luttman Lyne Mackey Madeksho Mahoney Malvezzi May McBride McCarver McDavid McNichoIas Meihoter Metz Micci Miller Moore Moorehead Morrison Moskowitz Mosteller Murray Myers Nelson Nenon Nieman Nunn Oestricher Orians Pauken Pecha Perkins Peterson Petrowski Pinter Platt Pohlman Powers Pressman Raines Ray Reich Riggins Ritchie Robilio Rush Sanders Saxon Schifani Sciani FRESHMEN Scola Scott Shea Slavick Smith Snowden Sparrow Stallings Steward Stollerman Suggs Sutton Svoboda Taube Taylor Terry Thompson Thompson Thompson Tonole Voegeli Wade Wade Waggener Walker Wallace Walters Webster Weis Weiss Weiss Werkhoven West West Wilcheck Williams Williams Williams Wiseman Adams Akin Allard Apple Aquadro Atkins Averwater Bain Baley Balton Balton Banton Barker Beck Bell Bie Bistolfi Bjornerud Botto Brady Brantley Browden Brown Burns Coleman Collins Colloredo Cooke Cooper Corrigan Cowles Cox Crimmins Cropper Cross Cummings Cunningham Cushing Cutrell Dance David FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Davis Denegri Depperschmidt Dinas Dawling Dunn Dwyer Elliott Eramo Ertz Felner Ferrente Fioranelli Fitzgerald Folk Foner Franklin French Gaia Ganzei Garbuzinski Gardino Gaudet Graham Greer Gregg Griffith Grisanti Guenther Guenther Guerreri Haag Halsema Hammett Harding Harty Havas Hays Heavey Hecht Heimbach Henson Henson Herin Hill Hitzhusen Houston Huettel Jackson James James Jeffries Jerit Johnston Kahn Keith Kelly Ketchmark Kidney Kleitsch Krog Laurenzo Leary Lee Lemm Lenzini Lerner Levine Linxwiler Long Lutkewitte Lyons Mahoney Mariencheck Marsh Martin Martin Marty Matlock McBryde FRESHMEN FRESHMEN McCormack McCrory McCullough McEvoy McGee McGiff Miklas Mitchell Moose Moran Moreau Moretta Muliis Mulroy Murff Musarra Myrick Nemetz Nettleton Newson Nielson Notowich Nunn O'Brien Odom Ogilvie Orians Pagano Patazoia Parker Parkinson Parsels Peits Fera Pierini Plesofsky Porter Presley Pretsch Pritchard Purcell Reilly Reisman Robinson Robinson Rockstroh Rosen Rosenblum Runnalls Russell Sanders Sansone Saxon Scheuner Schifani Shoenster Seward Shahun Shannon Shipkey Short Siano Simi Skinner Smith Smith Smith Snetman Sorce Spinolo Spiotta Stehling Stevens Stone Suddoth Swain Tankersly Tariera Taylor Thielemler FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Thomas Thompson Troyer Turnipseed Vanelli Waggoner Walker Wall Wardlaw Weaver Weil Wells Werkhoven Williams Williamson Wilson Wolbrecht Wynn Yarnold Yarnold vhs- Pg' All fi Latin II Makes A Good Study Hall! I hope the teacher doesn't call on me! I before E, except after C, or is it . . , Yes, a term paper for Bong II. H AAA AAAAA AAAAAAA AAA AAA AA AA AAAAAAA AAAAAAA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AAAA AAAA CCCCC CCCCC CC CC CC CC CCCCC CCCCC TTTTT II UV UU II TTTTT II T II UU UU II T II T II UV UU II T II T II VU UU II T II T II VV UU II T II T II UU VU II T II T II VUU II T II T II U II T II STUDENT COUNCIL R H A R M 0 A N I C C MATH CLUB L L A U KEY CLUB B R E L I G0 BROTHERS CLUB A A F RENAISSANCE A D N I S H TECHNICAL CLUB L U FRENCH CLUB H H O E BOUSTERS CLUB S H S E S R C SCIENCE CLUB INTRAMURALS U L B U CAMERA CLUB L U C B L U BOWLING EEEEE EEEEE EE EEEE EEEE EE EEEEE EEEEE SSSSS SSSSS SSS SS SS SSS SSSSS SSSSS 51? STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the official representative group of the student body. The main responsibility of the Student Council is to coordinate and promote social, athletic, and charitable events. The Studen Council is composed of nine committees. The Presidents Committee oversees the other Student Coun cil committees. The Vice-Presidents Committee coordinates the Homeroom of the Year contest. Thi Secretary's Committee is responsible for Freshman Orientation. The Treasurers Committee handles thi financial affairs of the Student Council. The At-Large Committee organizes all Homecoming activities and victory dances. The Welfare Committee is in charge of directing parking lot traffic and keeping the school prepared for fire. The intramural Committee organizes and officiates all intramural sports ant activities. The Athletics Committee organizes pep rallies during the football season. The Publication: Committee designs information posters and spirit buttons for special events. The four class president: organize gym nights for their departments and assist with other Student Council activities. EXECUTIVE BOARD !' E E EXECUTIVE BOARDQ Front Row, l. to r.: Stewart Fourmy, President: John Murphy, Vice President Mark Luttman, Secretaryg Second Row, Ronnie Skinner, Commissioner of Athleticsg Johi McNicholas, Commissioner of Intramurals: John Hanover, Commissioner of Welfareg Danni Carter, Treasurerg Third Row, David Henard, Commissioner At-Largeg Kevin Webster, Com missioner of Publications, Rick Delgado, Sophomore Class Presidentg Terry Garbuzinski Freshman Class Presidentg Standing, David Sciarra, Junior Class Presidentg Cody Graves, Senio Class President. VICE-PRESIDENTS COMMITTEE Seated: 1, Murphy, Vice-President. Standing: A. Crone, R. Bursi, 1. Hargett, J. Brennan, D. Drenning. ATHLETICS COMMITTEE 3. Row: D. riupweu, rr, skinner, Commissioner ot Athletics. 2nd Row: G. Michaels, Coach Pratt, M. Meadows AT-LARGE COMMITTEE lst Row: F. McBride, D. Henard, Commissioner At-Large, B. Lane, M. Meadows, D. Swanson, M. Berry. 2nd Row: M. Nevins, Houston, J. Glasser, J. Harty, R. Kingsford. 3rd Row: S. Jorgensen, J. Galeila, C, Ozanne, J, Schifani. INTRIIMURIIL COMMITTEE lst Row: M. Cohen, T, Walsh, T. Voegeli, S. Gibson, T. Werkhoven, I. McNichoIas, Commissioner of Intramurals. 2nd Row: Locke, J. Guererri, J. Robinson, 3rd Row: J. Depperschmidt, B, Pecha, C. Myers, G. Raymond. 4th Row: M. Meadows, R. Skinn G. Michaels. WELFARE COMMITTEE lst Row: I. Hanover, Commissioner of Welfare. 2nd Row: J. Depperschmidt, B. Pecha, R. Eiseman, T, Soro. 3rd Row: D. Peyton, C. Myers. G0 BROTHERS The Go-Brothers Club is one of the most active clubs as well as the most school-spirited. The Go- mthers Club members and the cheerleaders collaborate to unite the student body in cheering our ms to victory. To keep the student body spirit alive the Go-Brothers sell spirit ribbons. They sell rit buttons for special occasions and this year they sold shirts to commemorate our winning the te championship. During the football season the Go-Brothers Club sponsored several bus trips to the nes. The school owes a great deal to the Go-Brothers Club for their unending work to support our ms. ow: D, Hestermann, M. Martin, R. Lukoschek, 1. Terry, W. Alexander, R. Stallings, D. Pauken, R. Huddleston, S. Haywood. 2nd R. Romeo, A. Dirmeyer, l. Butler, W. Fitzgibbon, H. Logan, M. Quinn, J. Trimbach, T. Werkhoven, J, Zitron. 3rd Row: A. Frulla, ng, F. Jenkins, F. McBride, K. Long, l. Ryan, J. Perkins. 4th Row: A. Cereghino, S. Fraioli, E. Treiss, T. Stockstead, L. Loefell, ilsh. G0-BROTHERS CLUB OFFICERS, top to bottom Steve Jorgensen, President, Jeff Glasser, Treasurer Robert Schriner, Vice-President, Brother Arthur Moderator, Mike Fletcher, Secretary. 77 w h ' 'M-'Q--..,5w-., xi 1-W, CHRONICLE iiii Left to Right: David Henard, Bill Brosius, Frank McBride, John Fenley, Marty Quinn, Mike Kristo, Dave Miller, Duane Staff: Mark Depperschmidt, Bill Thornsberg, Ernie Treiss, Mike Lemm, Raymond Wah. The CHRONICLE is one of the most important books one will receive during high school, for in this ok one can look at the year's past activities. The staff works from summer to spring trying to meet adlines. Therefore it can be seen that the CHRONICLE helps students to remember the good ole ys at C.B.H.S. 'wr Ed,-in4Chief: Dan Ward, David Reinmund. MAURELIAN 3 Q Q 2 E 5 Z 3 5 6 STAFF QL to RD: Row 1 Sam Blaiss, lohn Brennan, Martin Quinn, lohn Scott Row 2: Ronald Hatley, Chris Kahaller, Ernie Trei Mike Lemm, Marty Kammer Back: John McNicholas ' EDITORS QL to Rb: Lucian Pera, Martin Fleming, Rick McCabe, Ron Peyton, Robert Schriner, Dan Robinson, leff Glasser, Crone The Maurelian of 1977-78 labored greatly in order to report the events occurring around C.B.H.S. reir main purpose was to publish a newspaper which would inform and entertain the community here C.B.H.S. Again the Maurelian experimented with new ideas, such as a different type of paper. Also ey introduced more articles of an informative type which told readers about people here at school. nder the guidance of Nlr. Lavecchia, the Maurelian accomplished much this year. Most importantly iough, the paper remained a SCHOOL newspaper. J .K M ,ks xvkkkkk SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, having been in existence only five years, is one of the largest clubs in school. purpose of the club is to spread the knowledge and appreciation of the Spanish language. They complish this goal in several ways, One of their major projects is the celebration of Columbus Day. Spanish Club had a great year in 1977-78, and the future looks bright for the club because of the underclassmen who can assume the positions of leadership. ' OFFICERS: Mike Pulido-President John Gross-Vice President Bill Palme-Treasurer Tim Walsh-Secretary Scott Rye-Sgt. a Arms Richie Kieth-Fros Sgt. at Arms Mrs. Sala Bill Palme Marty Quinn John Gross Hugh Rodgers Hugh Curtis Mark Bordwell Scott Rye Steven Ficle David Reynolds John Mason Joe Curtis Mark Chambers Robert Enamo Danny Hitzhusen Joe Harrington Matt Hurley Robert Bistoffi Steve Cropper MEMBERS Mike Pulido Greg Fisher Ed Zavodny Sam Blaiss William Maher David Schwab Martin Fleming Bob Eiseman Bill Glankler Chuck Breazeale Don Williams John Simi Richie Kieth Kerry Long Phillip Collie Paul Averwater John Trozer Patric Siano Jeff Glassi Doug Schribi Jim Har Michael Callaha Gil River Tim Wals Bobby Pasc Pat Coll Charles Loi Chris Forcher Paul Colbe Bill Pretsu Alan Hamme Frank Ritcl Tim Suttj Richard Cushi Jimmy Kru Nathan Pei i 47 FRENCH CLUB Officers: President-Jim Trimbach Vice- President-Tim Stockstead Secretary-Mark Talarico Treasurer-Barry Collins Sgt. at Arms-John Scott Tim Reilly, Jeff Allard, Murr Rockstroh, Mark Allard, Al Cereghino, Phil Fisher Chris Lea, Eddie Giaroli, Hank McHorris, Tom Reilly, Teddy Dinas, Daniel Vanelli Mike Martin, Bill Thorsberg, Mike Linder, Mark Miller, Frank McBride, Howard Prichard, Keith Turnipseed, Mike Lemm, Cyuck Tomas, Lloyd Foner, John Hanover, Chris Kallaher, Scott Bernard, Raymond Wah. Moderator: Mrs. Simonian The French Club, one of the rising clubs in school, attracts iembers other than French scholars. The French Club in- 'oduces its members to the French culture and lifestyle, through ertain activities. One big activity is their picnic composed of rench food. The French Club though, is not iust a French riented club. They do many things for the school community CHESS CLUB ,us int: Mr. Wong, John Scott, Greg Hood, Bob Schriner Second: Mark Long, n Nichols, David Craig, Duane Boning, Ben Williams, Third: John Giaroli, 1 Robinson, Paul Linxwiler, Steve Santucci, John Shannon Raymond Wah, ve Morrow, Fred Walters Under the guidance of Mr. Wong, the Chess Club continues to excel in interscholastic competition. After completing nine rounds of play, the club has a good chance of winning the city. The club also receives visits from grandmasters who lecture on the game of chess. DRAMA The main purpose of the C.B.H.S. Drama Club is to give students a chance to get into some form of the theater. The club was very successful this year and will be in the future. IM V-s lilEl'.2 TECH CLUB i Back Row: Robert Locke, Brien Sykes, Andrew Gattas, Ernie Treiss, Steven lorgenson, Bro. Gerard. Front Row: Ai Cereghino, John Galella, Tim Verner, Lee Curry, John Baker, Tommy Werkhoven. Through the leadership of president, Chris Kallaher ind moderator, lVlr. Wong, the lVlath Club has made great progress in the buildup of their attendance. The illath Club accomplishes its purpose of the increase in nathematical knowledge for its members by in- eresting presentations and different outside speakers. 'he Nlath Club will certainly continue to grow in inowledge and in its membership. MATH CLUB Nlr. Wong-Moderator Officers: Greg O'Connor, Chris Kallaher, lohn Brennan. eft to Right: Andy Gattas, Mike Krlsto, lim Trimbach, Tim Stockstead, lohn Scott, Robert Wilson, Ernie Treiss, Sam Blaiss i SCIENCE 'Huw aft to Right: Don Dowling, Chuck Oglvie, Rainer Lukoschek, Bro. Kevin, Nick Oestreicher, John Scott, Chris Nlarsh, Craig Huges, ob Easley, Henry Bell. CAMERA CLUB as X Ni ,ri fi sas sg, , 1 , . ,O 13' Multi Left to Right: Dave Pauken, Mike Martin, Mike Berry Without the Camera Club, there would be no yearbook. The club supplies all the various pictures fo the book, as well as the llllaurelian. lt is a very valuable club, and the members deserve a lot of credi for their dedication. l M405 ' 1 Z, ,ig 3 r, ll W, WV . 1' BOWLING CLUB iw 1: Jeff Shea, Breck Collins, Bill Briggs, Nathan Hoffman, Mark Gohman, leff Terry, Cody Holden, Phil Shipkey, Row 2: Bain liot, Danny Seward, Lee Parkinson, Mike Steffan, lohn Fenley, Eddie Giaroli, Don Dowling, Pat Collie, Row 3: Bobby Williams. eve Coleman, Nlurr Reekgtreh, Kerry Long, Pat Gallagher, Steve Morrow, Chip Cox, lohn Giaroli. Row 4: Steve Thielmeier, Pat ano, Brien Pecha, Ted Deaton, Don Wardlaw, Larry Welch, lohn Mason, Charles Long, Kevin Pecha, Dave Saxon. For four years now C.B.H.S. has had a Bowling Club. The purpose of the club is to learn the techni- ies of bowling. lt takes a lot of practice to become a good bowler, but that's why the people are in the ub-to become good at bowling, SCUBA CLUB ster: B. Easley, W. Huttel, P. Robilio, M. Nearn, S. Rye, K. Walker, M. Fleming, M. 0'Brien, l. McCormack, C. Nearn, D. Fleming, Counce, T. Mulroy, D. Sackett, l. Allen, R, Schaming, G. 0'Conner, D. Reynolds, E. Nielson. R. Herring, l. Morrison. MOTHER'S CLUB Q 1 3 5 I . l . i C .JVC l l .X M lhere is one club connected with C.B.H.S. which serves the school greatly, though the members are 2 students here at school. This club is the Mothers' Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Saxon esidentb, and Brother Mark Cmoderatorb, the Mothers' Club has really improved the school. Without loubt, the Mothers' Club is one of the most valuable organizations associated with C.B.H.S. .W,.,,,,,.-.W KEY CLUB The Key Club is perhaps the most unselfish organization in the school. The Key Club is devoted service in the school and in the community. ln school, the Key Club members are responsible f Freshman Orientation and the eighth-grade placement tests. During Christmas the club sells Christm trees. The Key Club made a weekend trip to New Orleans in March. lst Row: R. Bursi, M. Kammer, B. Batt, J. Gross, C. Hughes, J. Mullery, J. Galella, W, Fitzgibbon. 2nd Row: B. Schriner, S. Rye, Fleming, R. Peyton, M. Quinn, L. Loefell, R. Freeman, P. Daniels. 3rd Row: C. Graves, M. Pruett, R. Smith, D. Lehnus, C. Kallal D. Jensen, J. Murphy, Mr. Fred Freres, Moderator. s T x r OFFICERS: Bob Wilson, President, Andy Crone, Vice-President, Mark Lutlman, Secretary, Russ Williams, Treasurer, Jorgensen, Senior Class Moderator, John Hanover, Junior Class Moderatorg Dean Hesterman, Sophomore Class l i if 'ln- Mr. Freres recruits volunteers Key Clubbers clean trophy case C.B.H.S. BAND The C.B.H.S. Band, directed by Dr. Hale, entered its 105th year as an organization. Spreading scht spirit with its music and cheers, the band pushed our football team to its many victories. The ba lifted the spirits of the student body by playing at pep rallies. The students were privileged to be able attend the Christmas and Spring band concerts. These were also attended by parents and friends C.B.H.S. Several band members were selected to participate in solo and ensemble contests. As in pa years several band members made the All-West Tennessee Band. Congratulations and thanks to t band are in order for their work, their supporting the teams, and being a credit to our school. 1. ,A 5 ' TW? 2 , E k A L W , fr H-ff V 3, N ,A V, I ix I Q S H il ,'.. . ',lt I i , l., c V l. '- A. 1. ' . 1 gi' , , ' 'fr T. c ' M if ,f-- i 5, ,, ,,,, -' f 'f . f M OFFICERS: Nl. Treat, President, T. Nichols, Vice-President, l. Carls, Librarian: P, Glidewell, Secretary. SAXOPHONESZ seated, C. Miller, D. Madeksho, B. Browning, R. Romeo, R. Locke. Standing, T. Biornerud, S. Ash, 1 Herin, M. Spinolo, J. Staudt. 5 E I f i 4 U, 5 , a ,431 r , ' Y--:gifs -Q' igfrlrkfy ,W ' , ,M-du, x S R. ,,, 3 fi if Eli! 'tw K2 HORNS: R. Moose, J. Yarbrough, S. Gollamudr. ' 52 A' -Q-. l ffy xx ' Q ' f if k .I 5 '44 - A 47 .. , I Vg' .- BASS: seated, M. Peterson, P. Glidewell, R. Romeo, Standing, G. Tartera, M. Treat. PERCUSSION: G. Borg, E. Albonetti, R. Averwater, T. Garbuzinski, J. Beck. 9' gsm? 11' J' TRUMPETS: seated, B. Williams, V. Dunavant, S. Sanders. Standingg R. Moose, N. Bragorgos, C. Taube. TROMBONESI seated, J. Werkhoven, C. Cage, K. Colbert. Standing, A. Dirmeyer, R, Richardson. FLUTES: seated: T. Nichols, C. Wright, G. Weiss, 1. Ray. Standing, R. Marsh, 1. Wardlaw. CLARINETS: seated, 1. Griffin, R. Campagna, M. Snowden, C. Breazeale. Standing, C. Shipkey, W. 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Havis, 1. Moran, D. Parsels, P. Robin , B. Odom. Row 2-J. Adams, J. Robinson, C. Ketchmark, C. Folk, B. Cummings, C. Dunn, A. Palazola, D. Bain, P. ce, F. Grisanti. Row 3-T. Stone, S. Leary, l. Mitchell, R. Wolbreck, C. Presley, B. Balton, J. Tankersley, R. Aquadro lill, D. Apple,M. H0uston.Row 4-Coach Brantley,l. Williamson, M. Orians,T. Garbuzinski, D. Wardlaw, l. Werkhoven ch Crone. THE REGULAR SEASON The 1977 season began on an exciting note, a 7-6 triumph over Grenada. The key play of the game turned out to be a defen- sive stand on a Grenada 2-point conversion attempt. This year's victory avenged last year's loss. The Brothers then travelled to Melrose and defeated them easily on their home field. The following three games demonstrated the Brothers' football prowess as the rolled over Kingsbury, Central, and Overton. The Purple Wave, now boasting a 5-O record, began to prepare for the meat of their schedule: Raleigh Egypt, Hamilton, and Woodale. These three games would deter- mine the league's representative to the state playoffs. In a game that was built-up to be a close contest, the Bro slaughtered Raleigh Egypt 28-0. The next encounter matched the 5th ranked Brothers against the 4th ranked Hamilton Wildcats. The game was so widely publicized, that it was decided that the site for the contest would be Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. ln the game, the Brothers dominated the first half and led by the score of 12-0 when the horn sounded. The second half was a different story though, as the Wildcats turned our mental errors and turnovers into 13 points, which led to a heartbreaking 13-12 defeat. The Brothers had lost a game in which they had clearly outplayed the opponent. With Hamilton on probation, the spot in the playoffs boiled down to CBHS vs. Woodale. The Brothers won a thriller with Wigley redeeming himself, by booting a tough field goal with only seconds to play. The margin ot victory was only one point, 22-21, Brothers. The game after Woodale was anti- climactic, as the Brothers thrashed hapless Craigmont. The Purple Wave finished the regular season with an 8-1 mark, and they had obtained the experience necessary to be STATE CHAMPIONS. T05 THE STATE With the opening of school, long-time observers of Purple Wave football expected good things and hoped for great things. Built around a nucleus of seniors who gave us a perfect record as freshmen and who had contributed greatly to teams as sophomores and juniors, the team had a firm foundation of gutty young men who wanted to win. They wanted to notch Coach Nix's two-hundredth victory during this season and bring home a state championship to a school already neck-deep in football tradition. lt proved to be a team somewhat different from other legendary teams at C.B.H.S. Talented, but lacking the super-gifted in- dividuals that gave the Brothers so much success during the sixtiesg they knew that their ability to win would have to depend on a total school and team effort. The four playoff games exemplified the total effort completely. The first two 6-0 wins over Southside and Brownsville gave the defensive unit the chance to make its contribution. The semi-final game against Father Ryan saw the defense shutting down the most potent passing attack in the state and the offense giving the Fighting lrish a lesson in how the game is played. The Dec. 2. contest against Chattanooga Baylor can only be described as a classic. For those who were in attendance, little has to be recorded in this Chronicle-for decades, the game will remain in their memory as though played yesterday. For the record, the Purple Wave relied on its most successful pass receiver, as quarterback Ronnie Skinner gathered in a Mike Pruett pass in the end zone for his first and last reception with 23 seconds left. The play gave C.B.H.S. a 22-19 victory and the State Championship. All photographs on this page courtesy of the Memphis Press-Scimitar and Commercial Appeal. Top: Walton cuts across the grain for big gainer. Upper left: Skinner i lustrates the thrill ot a state charr pionship. Upper right: Coach Nix has dream come true. Lower left: Skinneu lunges for a T.D. BASKETBALL '77-78 f-M-Sf a I M 1. fi igigw Left to right, kneeling: B. Luckett, S. Russell, J, Cannon, D. Williams, C. Namowicz, W Harris, S, Santucci. Standing: Coach Laurie, M. Bordwell, C. Xavier, M. Hutchison, 1 Garbuzinski, S. Woodmansee, M. Stone, T. Werkhoven, M. Spinolo, SCHEDULE White Station Ridgeway Sheffield Catholic Hillcrest M.U.S. Overton East Memphis Classic Central Raleigh Egypt Craigmont Hamilton Sheffield Woodale Kingsbury Overton Melrose Hamilton Central Raleigh Egypt Craigmont Woodale Kingsbury District play-offs The basketball team under the direction of Coach Laurie was posting an 11-6 record at the time of this article. The Brothers, led by the best tandem of guards in the city, Bubba Luckett and William Harris, have shown the potential to be a dominant force in district and regional play. The attack was also aided by other standouts: Matt Hutchinson, lud Cannon, Don Williams, and Chris Namowicz. We also had good bench strength with Scott Wood- mansee, Mark Stone, limmy Garbuzinski, and Shane Russell. B-TEAM BASKETBALL From left to right: Kneeling-J, Mahoney, D. Pinter, R. Herring, K. Myers, F. Gattuso, M. Autry, M. Nelson, S Standing-M. Bordwell, P, Wallace, C. Barn, S, Steward, D, Guerreri, S. Gallagher, T, Werkhoven, Coach Pratt , l V -I FRESHMAN BASKETBALL En left to right: Kneeling-L. Haag, P, Cummings, B. Weaver, D, Bain, 1, lerit, C, Ketchmark. Standing-Coach Crone tevens, D. Cowles, B. Balton, G. McGee, J, Tankersley, R, Gregg, J. Guerreri. CHEERLEADERS From left to right Lori Johnson Tina Donati Betsy Dunn From left to right Kelly Hamilton E Mary Breymeyer Nancy Leake YQA flu., From left to right Angie Raffanti Gina Moretta Alicia Fletcher From left to right: Amy Nieman Vicki Hatley Caroline Hill Spirit-Lifters CROSS COUNTRY L o I r: Q um 3 an .4 :Z 2 ... z ru - I 'E us I - cv 9 O 1: cu IC I: .:: O -s al ... .- cv II vs .Q .Q O I 5. LD t 3 I .... .... G1 E 4: cn 3 o 4: c cu -Q 4: u cu -s :, Q 2 5 .Q O DJ ci - O VJ E D- bb : T: ca C Z Petrowski, Marty Gaia, Drew bson, Rainer Lukoschek, Chris Gi Nevins, Steve ark M ne, Brent Candebat ris Ozan .Z o bb .E 'C C CV ... va d Q .... Balton, Brother Joseph. Under the excellent guidance of Coach Frank Horton, the 1977 Cross Country Team proved to be one of the most Jowerful squads the school has ever seen. Team depth proved to be the deciding factor in most of the Brothers' meets. Uaced by juniors Chris Ozanne and Tim Soro and sophomore Lawson Horton, the winged runners bolted through the 'egular season with a five and one record, including an M.I.A.A. American Conference Championship-the tirst in the :chool's history. Also, the team fared well in several prestigious invitatlonals held throughout Memphis and West Tennessee. With all lettermen returning, next year's 1978 team should go a long way. REGULAR SEASON MEETS: CBHS 34, Central 46, Kingsbury 76, Melrose 102, Craigmont 118 CBHS 39, Central 53, Overton 55, Hamilton 68 CBHS 23, Fairley 49, Trezvant 54 CBHS 46, Raleigh Egypt 48, Central 61, Melrose 111, Woodale 117 Frayser 18, CBHS 20, Carver 67 AMERICAN CONFERENCE FINALS CBHS 64, Overton 67, Central 81, Craigmont 92, Raleigh Egypt 112, Kingsbury 113, Hamilton 179, Woodale 179, Melrose 190 6 WRESTLING The wrestling team, under the guidance of Brother Joseph, had a very successful season in 1977-1978. The team was able to reach the regionals, and they came away with fifth place. We also sent six wrestlers to the state, among these were: Bob Wilson, Paul Averwater, Carl Pfeiffer, Walt Walton, John Gross, and Brian 0'Donnell. A record was set this year also, as Paul Averwater wrestled in more state matches than any previous Purple Wave body-slammer. The team performed up to its potential all year long, to make CBHS a top-notch wrestling contender. From left to right: lst Row-P. Averwater, B. Bernard, M. Powers, l. Fisher, J. May, J. Gross, Brother Joseph. 2n Row-B. Wilson, B. 0'Donnell, C. Pfeiffer, R. Jeter, W. Walton. K. Grey is ready for action, 1, Fisher goes for the pin BASEBALL PREVIEW ggg M . .M ,Bibi ..,.. . 5. .L A 'ex 515.5 ' b sg . ,L - i ,.?,g.g,,gL,m,g. ,gq,c...r,s5-3wM.X, if .. A , wifihw . .. if 'K -ci:fk'A'.57 ' .. . - S' eh 2 '-5.ii?i E ' F We ET kb This year's baseball team has the poten tial to be state champions. Our pitching stat will once again be our greatest strength witl Ronnie Skinner, Marty Kammer, Sam Cole and Tod Eaton. These excellent hurlers wil be tiring the ball to Chuck Hughes, a veri capable catcher. Our infield should be souni with the likes of lim Mullery, Ed Agnew, ani Mark Meadows. Our bench will be stron and we should have some power in the hi ting department. With an excellent coac like Mr. Bob Crone, our team could very we reach all of its goals for 1978. From left to right: 1StR0w-B. Maley, M. Dion, B. Batt, J. Mullery, M. Meadows, G. McEachran, C. Hughes, P. Agnew. 2nd Row-Coach Brantley, S. Woodmansee, S. Cole, D. Aquadro, R. Skinner, l. Depperschmidt, T. Eaton, Kammer, Coach Crone. 5. ,, . Aw sv.-L , ' eww , . f ,i aw, f . . .tx s Ti A as . . , gg K W to i Mfesswm ' X I ' we A , t L NJ: . 'P ' A- Mit.--'.lQ.1 ,g 17.1 ' 'N' 'A .V , t. , N , is K? ' ' 'f' fi' Wav i it ss-me Bill Batt takes his turn at haf- Tod Eaton starts to tire a fast one. s-ww'-.aff ' Jimmy Mullery takes a devastating cut. Ronnie Skinner concentrating on his pitch. ,haw - x,a1,gvg,, i:',.1ffi.,,gg . ,, r W V ff -vga , H . ' Zh' ,,,M,. ,. in H A Ed Agnew delivers to first. Kammer goes for the cheap seats. m 'A ' we SWIMMING C.B.H.S. once again took the lVl.l.A.A. swimming championship for the sixth time in six years. ln the finals, the Brothers took eight out of nine events and totally dominated all of the competition. Talented swimmers included: Bob Kingsford, a specialist in the 200 free style, David Drenning, David Jensen, Chris Nenon, and Clark Wade, all first place finishers. Par- ticipants in the relays were Bob Kingsford, Jeff Northington, lim Carter, Scott Kubicki, Eddie Guerreri, and Clark Wade. 120 Wh' :tinge Vrhy .:t. 5 t mm X k,. 5 . W We M ,st nt 1+ y , -H-'sQ '..fe--lT's. W hh ' -1: C. qw. 'mums . I , 93 in '. WM- .,.. , ' lst Row: D. Williams, D. Drenning, 1. Brennan, B. Kingsford, l. Richens, D. lensen. 2nd Row: Brother Raymon Lukoschek, M. Nelson, E. Guererri, K, Murphy, C. Nenon, T. Reilly, J. Carter. ,E . ..,, his .... . I af Q FROSH SWIMMING From left to right: Kneeling-lim Heimbach, Steve Morreau, John Guerreri, Vince Wall. Standing-Brother Kevin, Jimmy Griffith, Sil Lutkewitte, lim Skinner, leff Robinson, Bain Elliott, Bill Bie, The 1978 golf team could prove to be another state winner. The team, under the direction of Coach David, will return six out of the eight members from last year. Chip Sammons, the Brothers' best and most con- sistent golfer, will be the leader of the star- ting four. Bill Colloredo, Stan Platt, and Rick McCabe will be returning with a great amount of experience in league play. John Fenley and Pat Gallagher round out the rest of the team. GOLF PREVIEW nf-w Gallagher chips toward the flag. McCabe goes for a long drive. H . ..i be in AW' 47? ,JW 7,7 WZ? , , wa j Man K 4 .1 I I Q a N, W! G i es' ' 9 1 X 'ai J lf, 'A V rf at tl c if of-fe Standing: Coach David, Bill Colloredo, John Fenley, Jeff Allard, Stan Platt, Rod Herr- ing. Kneeling: Danny Johnson, John Colloredo, Pat Gallagher, Chip Sammons, Rick McCabe, Tommy Bledsoe. Colloredo addresses the ball. Fenley uses a wedge to reach green. Brothers are returning four golfers with experience in league matches. From left to right: Coach David Bill Chip Sammons, Stan Platt, and Rick McCabe. We should have another strong golf team. Q 4 .. 4sA5.,,,s.s..gJ Sammons blasts out of sand trap. Sammons prepares to drive the hall -v TRACK 78 The C.B.H.S. lndoor Track team had a very successful year. They were 3-O during the season and placed second in the league meet. New records were set by Lawson Hor- ton in the2 mile run and Brien Dunn in the intermediate hurdles. The Outdoor season looks to be an even greater success. The sprinters will be led by Seniors Pat Steepleton, Bobby Lee, and Bill Flowers. The distance runners will be paced by Chris Ozane, Tim Soro, and Lawson Hor- ton. From left toright: lst Row-A. Aubuchon, M. Pruett, M Pratt M Neel B Lee D Carter S Platt H Logan C. Petrowski. 2nd Row-M. Nevins, P. Brogan, C. Ozanne T Cooke l Jankowski M Houston B Harty G Dunn, S. Orians, H. Simpson, S. Gibson, 1. Williamson,L Horton J Richens T Soro 3rd Row Coach Moran M l. Garbuzinski, B. Flowers, J. Lyons, Coach Canale. 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