DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

Time. . . Time Passes On . . . Like a river that must always run . . . Now you are gone ... I don’t need your photograph to see your face in front of me. . . We may never touch again . . . But you are here in our memory. . . What once was will always be. . . And you’ve left your imprint on me. 3 We’ve only just begun . . .to live. . . A kiss for luck and we’re on our way. . . Before the rising sun . . .we fly. . . So many roads to choose . . . We start out walking and learn to run . . . And when the evening comes ... we smile ... So much of life ahead . . . We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow. . . And yes, we’ve just begun . . . 5 To everything turn, turn, turn . . . There is a season turn, turn, turn . . . And a time to ev’ry purpose under Heaven . . . 7 8 We are awakened by the rising sun. The minutes tick by and, all too soon, it is evening. Another day gone by . . . with each passing day holding dreams and promises for the new dawn. We’ve experienced things together. . . good times, bad times, hard times, fun times . . . We've laughed together, cried together, studied together, partied together, prayed together. . . 9 School time has been our time together. 11 Seutiws UtGU 12 Senior Moderators: Mr. Leven, Mrs. Mar- Senior Class Officers: Jamie Welcher, Treasurer; Mike Myers, Secretary; Mike Riley, V- Steiner, Mr. Quartaro. President; David Eddy, President. 13 Time Passes On — All of the memories that were created become faraway dreams that seemed to be happening only yesterday. . . Senior-Frosh reception . . . Freshman Orientation . . . Wearing Pants . . . Homeroom in A.M.. . . Girls Basketball Championship. . .Ties. . . Theology Tests. . . Long Weekends. . . Yumbo. . . Niagara Falls . . . Musical, Senior Skits. . . Free Study Halls... Mr. Sisson, Ruth Preston ... No heat. . . Geneva- DeSales Games . . . Proms, Floats. . . Winning Spirit Week. . . Football games in the rain . . . Candy Sale. . . Trig Regents. . .Halloween. . . GREGORY ADAMS Cleverness is serviceable for every- thing, sufficient for nothing. DAVID M. BERO A little learning is a dangerous thing. MARY LOU ANASTASI Happiness comes along the way not at the end of the road. ANN MARIE BONVENTRE It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice. KIMBERLYN ANN BEATTIE Sometimes when you reach for a dream you have to leave some- thing behind. MICHAEL D. BRADLEY He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. 16 TODD CARTER It’s only right to play the way you feel it. , V L BARBARA CONLEY All that we send into the lives of others, comes back into our own. KARENCROUGH Smile! It only takes a moment, but the memory of it lasts forever. ARLENE D’AMICO Dream on — Dream until your dreams come true. SUSAN DAVOLI The eyes have one language every- where. SUSAN DENDIS What we learn with pleasure we never forget. 17 STEPHEN DeRADDO Nobody does it better. WILLIAM FREE Even though life is full of hardships you shouldn’t give up. DAVID EDDY Freedom lies in being bold. DIANE GALUSHA When everyone walks away, you can count on me to stay. ANNA FRATTO It’s nice to be around someone that you knew. JAMES HART A joke will take the pain out of everyday life. 18 MAUREEN HURLEY Laugh and be proud to belong to the old pageant of man. KIMBERLY KLOESS Thoughts and actions start from a single source — feelings. EILEEN KAROL There’s always time for a smile. MARIANGELA KNIGHT I’m gonna have a good time and no one is gonna take that time away. RENIE KLESTINEC Love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t love until you give it away. MARIA THERESA KOELBEL The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious — it is the source of all true art and sci- ence. 19 JOSEPH KOSCIOLEK Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. JOSEPHINE LAVIN No matter how far you run, you can never run away from yourself. CLIFFORD LaVOIE Something that seems so right can't be wrong. CHRISTOPHER LYNCH It’s best to live so that even the undertaker will be sorry when you die. CHRISTINE MAHER I want to laugh while the laughing is easy and I want to cry and make it worthwhile, for I may never pass this way again. 20 DAVID MAHER I love a fool’s experiments, I am always making them. Jennifer McWilliams Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you. DAVID MOLODETZ The language of truth is simple. TONI MANTELL He who has achieved success has lived well, laughed often and loved much. JOAN MARSH Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. ELLEN MONAHAN Things are not the same it seems, as they are in tender dreams. 21 MICHAEL C. MEYERS Time heals what reason cannot. MARY MORGAN Every day offers a new chance for happiness. DANIEL NINESTINE I am not interested in the possibility of defeat. DEBRA ANN MURPHY It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. MARGARET PETERS Good news was left on doorsteps, and laughs where there used to be tears. 22 ANNE MARIE QUIGLEY Logic is logic. That’s ali I say. KATHLEEN ANN RICE The only way to have a friend is to be one. R. MICHAEL RILEY You don't know what you’ve got until it’s gone. KAREN MARIE ROXSTROM Sometimes I can laugh and cry and not know why, but I still love the good times gone by. LAURIE ANN SCHIBLEY A smile is a lasting memory that can make any problem seem con- querable. JAMES M.SCUTT If you provoke me. I’ll make you laugh on the wrong side of your mouth. 23 JUDITH SIMEONE Life is very interesting if you make mistakes. JOHNSROKA You never know what you can do until you try it. ANDREW SULLIVAN Good things come in little pack- ages. MONICA J.SMEAD Friendship is as wise as it is tender. TIMOTHY F. TAPSCOTT Don't stop thinking of tomorrow, yesterday has gone. 24 NICHOLAS TANDLE I awoke one morning and found myself famous. STEPHEN VALENTINO I believe in feeling good. Everyone should! MARK THORNTON One of the greatest pains of human nature is the pain of a new idea. JANET TYLER As I get older I grow not only in my mind, but in my soul. PAULVANDeMORTEL Everyone thinks chiefly of his own interests. LISA VENTURA We can only know the miracle of life when we love. 25 JAMIE E. WELCHER Yesterday is but a dream, anc tomorrow is only a vision. MICHAEL WESTFALL To want to be free is to be free. SALLY ANNE WALSH A sunny disposition is half the bat- tle. SAMUEL ZEOLI A willing worker with a helping hand. ANDREA ROSEVENUTI In every living thing is the spirit to be free. 26 UifJe idossMti f-fOU'OY DOCCYTfMB When I was a child, I spoke as a child I understood as a child, I thought as a child. But when I became a man I put away childish things. 27 CJLAQ OF 1979 Junior Class Officers: Max Venuti, Treas. Row 2: Donna Amatulli, Pres., Tina Lorsong, Sec. Row 3: Mark O'Donnel, Vice-Pres., Miss Michaels, Moderator. Mr. Muzzi 29 30 Row 1: Bernard Belcher, Nancy Manteli, Pat Gaudio, Mike Mun- zer. Row 2: Diane Guererri, Bill Barry, John Babb. Row 1: Joe Anastasi. Row 2: Caroline Davoli, Michelle Marche- nese, Rosalyn DiFederico, Kevin Bradley, Aaron Laquitara. 31 Sr. Mary 32 ! Bottom, Row 1: Allyn McCormick, Karen Cannuli, Lori Stuchkus, Stephen Molodetz. Row 2: Denise Porterfield, Mark O’Donnell, Paul Hurley, Mark Bruno. Row 1: Lynn McDermott, Bill Knight, Donna Amatulli, John Quethera, Patricia Nolan, Alice D'Amico, Pat Caito. Row 2: Joseph Emmi, Tom Mazzochi, James Smaldone. 33 CtASSOF 19S0 Sophomore Class Officers: Row 1: Billy Maher, Vice-President; Alison Venuti, President. Row 2: Bob Taney, Treasurer; Mr. Doell, Moderator; Carol Walsh, Secretary. Row 1: Kim DiFederico, Michael Roney. Row 2: Kathleen Knittle, Rebecca Bailey, Alexander Fountain. Row 3: Michelle Roney, John Eddy, Steven O'Donnell. Mr. Doell 35 Row 1: Carol Walsh, Bernard Lynch, David Pullano. Row 2: LuAnn DiCampli, Timothy Driscoll, RoseAnn Consolie. Row 1: Robert Laws, Thomas Rickey. Row 2: Robyn McWilliams, Joseph McCusker, Karen Landschoot. 36 Row 1: Anthony Cannuli, Deborah Bingham, Alison Venuti. Row 2: Kristen Dolgos, Fausto Gentile, Joseph Morgan, Cynthia Priano. Sister Anne 37 Row 1: Michael lannopollo, William Kane. Row 2: Deborah Hickey, Ellen Cooley, Richard Evangelists. Row 3: Karen D’Auri- zio. Row 1: David DeVaney, Michelle Acquilano, Teresa Ventura, Patricia Riley. Row 2: Daniel LeMaire, Joseph Laurenza, James Bucklin. 39 Row 1: Linda DeRaddo, Carla Stajura. Row 2: Mark Beattie, Kathleen Augustine. Row 3: William Maher, John Thornton. Row 1: Stephanie Spano. Row 2: Michael Hessney, Christine Kuryla, Frank Sroka. Row 3: Steven Washburn, Matthew Peters, Diane Mullins. Mr. Spellecy Row 1: Patricia Dendis, Karen McLaughlin, Kenneth Reid. Row 2: Joseph DeBoover, Howard Edwards. Mrs. Gobe 41 CIASQOF 1981 Miss DeSain Freshman Class Officers: Row 1: Alison Bacon, Sec., Elizabeth Toole, Vice-Pres. Row 2: Louis DiCampli, Pres., Marilyn Hurley, Treas. 42 Bottom, Row 1: Lori Anastasi, Cheryl Stuchkus, Nancy Manion, Row 1: Paul Quartaro, Mark Chilbert, Maria Chiarelli, Don Davis, Julianne Hoefler, Connie Resendes. Row 2: Michael Combs, Chris Colizzi. Row 2: Linda Ninestine, Eileen Dinan. Louis DiCampli, Kevin Taney. 43 Row 1: Joseph Covert, Barbara Marchenese, Beth Marchenese, Lisa Bonventre, Floyd Cooley. Row 2: Linda Hughes, Alison Bacon. Robert Belcher, Margaret Rice, James McCusker, Michelle Manteli, Karen Kmttle, Mary Crisanti. 45 Kathryn lannopollo, Christopher Scalzi, Caroline Bellomo, John MacKay, Mary Czaplak, Scott VanDeMortel, Michael MacKay. SISTER SHEILA Kevin Anderson 48 Cpotis f-(4LFTtflA£- They can because they think -35 35 35 26 DHS 12 8 8 8 ' 32 i2 m ,]2-X 0 7j DHS 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 feSITY FOOTBALL MIDLAKES MARCUS WHITMAN RED JACKET LYONS ROMAJfctJS NEWFIELD BATH DUNDEE SOUTH SENECA . FOOTBALL ippoNent ■Slakes MARCUS WHITMAN RED JACKET LYONS | ROMUuUS NEWFIELD BATH BUNDEE SOUTH SENECA . BOY'S.VOLLEYBALL 'OPPONENT ' VICTOh CANANDAGUIA | GENEVA HIGH MIDLAKES opponent;. 8 0,2 BLOOMFIELD 2,0 DHS 0,2 ROMULUS 2,0 41 0,2 NAPLES 2,0 £ A 0,2 0,2 VARSITY BA OPPONE BLOOMFILED A’' DUNDEE NAPLES SOUTH SENEGA OAKFIELD HILTON1 ROMULUS RED JACKET BLOOMFIELD SOUTH SENECA BATH ROMULUS NAPLES [ RED JACKET DUNDEE NAPL ES-1 BATF II [League Record 4-10 ItOver-AII Record 8-12 1 Njlton Tournament Finger Lakes Tournament Sectien 5 Tournament J.V. BASKETBALL OPPONENT BLOOMFIEL[ DUNDEE. NAPLE SOU Fh SENECA Jmulus rREDJACKET BLOOMFIELD SOUTH SENECA BATH ROMULUS NAPLES RED JACKET DUNDEE BATH League Record 6-8 56 45 52 63 36 63 69 70 72 52 58 78 66 71 37 51 61 68 56 76 50 DHS 0 0 2 6 0 0 4 1 4 6 4 2 4 4 DHS 9 4 7 13 2 26 6 GIRLS' SOCCER OPPONENT MYNDERSE PENNYAN VICTOR NEWARK CANANDAIGUA NAPLES BLOOMFIELD WATERLOO MIDLAKES ROMULUS GENEVA MARCUS WHITMAN ANDOVER JASPER Overall Record 5 7-2 Etional Games GIRLS’SOFTBALL PRONENT GIRLS' BASKETBALL ACKET ROMULUS HONEOYE DUNDEE NAPLES R£D JACKET DUNDEE ROMULUS r DHS OPPONENT 70 SOUTH SENECA 50 64 ROMULUS 15 77 HONEOYE 62 50 RED JACKET 21 77 DUNDEE 46 65 NAPLES 48 54 SOUTH SENECA 22 51 BLOOMFILED 55 63 J 55 ▼ ROMULUS 16 HONEOYE 40 57 RED JACKET BLOOMFIELD v 41 28 54 DUNDEE 37 57 NAPLES rsio .22 8 3 14 30 2 13 19 DHS WON WON WON WON WON WON 0 o WON o ■- ..'•VVON WON Jr NAPLES 17 HONEOYE 0 21 Final Record 4-6 GIRLS'VOLLEYBALL DHS 1 OPPONENT 1,2 SOUTH SENECA 2,1 0 2 NAPLES 2,0 0,2 HONEOYE 2,0 0,2 MARCUS WHITMAN 2,0 0,2 BLOOMFIELD 2,0 0,2 NAPLES 2,0 0,2 HONEOYE 2,0 0,2 SOUTH SENECA 2,0 0,2 MYNDERSE 2,0 0,2 DUNDEE 2,0 0,2 RED JACKET 2,0 0,2 DUNDEE 2,0 0,2 RED JACKET 2,0 0,2 BLOOMFILED 2,0 2,0 MARCUS WHITMAN 0,2 GOLF OPPONENT MIDLAKES VICTOR RED JACKET SOUTH SENECA MYNDERSE MIDLAKES VICTOR RED JACKET SOUTH SENECA Non-league Match Over all Record 9 0 Hi LOST LOST ...La.-. LOST tBil m II The 1977 football season saw Harry Furman get his 50th win (54 total) and Mike Riley gain over 1000 yards rushing. Mike’s 97 points led all DeSales 12 scorers as well as Section 5. The football team won its first Section 5 Title in Class C with a 8-1 record. They also picked up a new foe in Newfield. Dave Eddy, John Sroka, Tim Tapscott, and Mike Riley were All-Conference choices on the offensive team while Tapscott, Eddy and Riley made the defensive list. Row 1: Robert Bucklin, John Quethera, Gregory Graham, Joseph Emmi, Stephen Carter, Daniel Cooke, Aaron Laquitara, Mark Bruno, Christopher Lynch, Michael Munzer, William Knight. Row 2: Paul Hurley, Thomas Mazzochi, John Eddy, David Bero, Stephen DeRaddo, Mike Riley, Clifford LaVoia, Robert Taney, William Maher. Row 3: Todd Carter, Stephen Valentino, David Eddy, Michael Bradley, Daniel Ninestine, Thomas Ninestine, John Sroka, Paul VanDeMortel, Timothy Driscoll. It’s just a case of brotherly love. “Gee Whizakers!!! Isn’t this nice?!’’ says Coach Harry Furman. 53 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Joan Marsh, Barbara Conley, Susan Dendis, Monica Smead, Eileen Karol, Ann Kenny, Ellen Monahan. Row 2: Karen Cannuli, Denise Porterfield, Patricia Nolan. UOMBCOWN '77 Looks like we made it. The Juniors constructed the winning float. Three more years, that’s all. Cheerleaders dance to “Slow Ride.” Newfield brought our homecoming home! The Homecoming Court, Freshmen: Louis DiCampli, Cathy lannapollo. Sophomores: Fausto Gentile, Alii son Venuti. Juniors: Donna Amatulli, Mike Lynch. Senior: Toni Manteli. 55 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: David Pullano, Mike lannopollo, Fausto Gentile, Steve O’Donnell, Tony Cannuli, Mark Beattie, David DeVaney. Row 2: Coach Mack Spellecy, Kevin Taney, Paul Quartaro, Frank Sroka, Joe Laurenza, Mike Combs, Rich Evangelista, Coach Steve Muzzi. Row 3: Jerry Morgan, Dan LeMaire, Skip Edwards, Matt Peters, Louis DeCampli, Alex Fountain, Mike Hessney. If at first you don't succeed Try again! J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Below, Row 1: Mary Czaplak, Karen D’Aurizio, Margaret Rice, Karen McLaughlin, Eileen Dinan. Row 2: Beth Marchenese, Con- stantina Resendes, Karen Knittle, Linda Hughes. Row 3: Julianne Hoefler, Michelle Manteli, Ellen Cooley. 57 DeSALES SOCCER TEAM concluded in their most successful season in the teams short two years history with a 5-7-2 record. The Saints pulled their record up from 0-13 in '76, to 5-7-2 in '77. This improvement is measured on Take it on a knee, gang. the experience that the team gained in the '76 season. With an enthusiastic turn-out and Mr. Mack Spellecy's coaching, the team’s success shocked everyone but the team. They knew that hard work would be rewarded with victories. Next years’ season will be even more enjoyable for the girls. It’s all in the family. Swing into action. 58 Bottom, Row 1: Kathy lannopollo, Rose Ann Consolie, Lisa Toole, Marilyn Hurley, Tina Lorsong, Stephanie Spano. Row 2: Linda Ninestine, Alison Bacon, Alison Venuti, Karen Crough, Kathy Augustine, Jody Lavin. Row 3: Debbie Hickey, Kathy Knittle, Lau- rie Schibley, Andi Venuti, Lori Anastasi, Carla Stajura, Lu Ann Di Campli, Coach Mr. Spellecy. BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL Still another boys sport takes place during the winter season — volleyball. Guiding the second year Saints are Mr. Christopher Leven and Mr. Dennis Doell. The players are very enthusiastic, in spite of their sub-.500 record. “What we needed was team unity comments Dennis Doell, “I saw a change toward the end of the season and hope to keep that alive for next year.” The Finger Lakes Volleyball league is still very young with DeSales being a member of the league for only three years. Row 1: Mark O’Donnell, Paul Hurley, Dave Pullano, Tom Ninestine, Bernie Lynch, Tom Rickey. Row 2: Coach Dennis Doell, Asst. Coach Chris Leven, Chris Lynch, Jim Colizzi, Tony Cannuli, Jim Bucklin, Dan Kane, Jay Bowen, John Babb. Row 3: Dan Cooke. Row 4: Kevin Anderson. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL We didn’t win many games, comments Coach Doreen DeSain, but we did have a good time. DeSales Volleyball, the sport of late fall '11, wound up the season with one win and thirteen losses. The girls enjoyed themselves in spite of the tough competition of the Finger Lakes West division. This was the third season the Saints have competed in league play. Hopefully, we will have a team next year, if there are enough girls interested, notes DeSain. 61 The '76-77 Saints are a tough act to follow as this year’s team found out. Last year’s Saints finished second in the Finger Lakes C-Division and second in the sectional finals. John Quethera, Tim Tapscott and Mike Bradley have hustled and scored consistently all season. But when the points were needed, the team was unable to convert. In a disappointing loss to South Seneca, the Saints failed to score a point for ten minutes. “I didn’t know if we were ever going to score another point, comments Coach John Fitzgerald. “It seemed like an hour and a half.” Despite the tough competition in the league, the Saints have won a few hard played games. Assistant Coach Steve Muzzi said, We have a young team — a lotto look forward to. The J.V. team showed improvement toward the end of the season.” . . .and in comes the “Three Stooges.” “It's a bird, it’s a plane, it's Johnny Q. 62 Boys’ Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Greg Graham, Mike Munzer, Mgr.. Row 2: Bill Maher, John Quethera, Joe Emmi. Row 3: Kevin Bradley, Rob Sollenne, Dan Ninestine, Mike Bradley, Bob Taney, Steve Moledetz. Missing From Picture: Tim Tapscott and Coaches John Fitzgerald and Steve Muzzi. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Ally McCormick. Row 2: MaryLou Anastasi, Lynn McDermott, Renie Klestinec. Row 3: Karen Roxtrom, Michelle Marchenese, and Sally Walsh. Freshman Basketball Coach Nick Quartaro. Row 1: Scott VanDeMortal, Willis Hart. Row 2: Skip Cooley, Kevin Freshman Cheerleaders: Row 1: Lisa Toole. Row 2: Eileen Dinan, Mic- Taney, Mark Chilbert. Row 3: Paul Quartaro, Paul helle Manteli, Linda Hughes, Marilyn Hurley. Row 3: Peggy Rice, Kathy McDonald, Mike Combs, and Louis DeCampli. lannopollo. Row 4: Linda Ninestine and Mary Czaplak. 65 This is the year for girls’ basketball at DeSales. With Ms. Doreen DeSain’s coaching, the Saints have frustrated opponents. We have a great team,” comments Coach DeSain, “that plays as a team.” The Saints improved rebounding and shooting, as well as their overall quickness are main reasons for the team’s success. While averaging 60 points a game, the Saints defense held the opponent to an average of 40 points. Following the important win against the Honeoye Bulldogettes, DeSain said, “It was a very tense game, but we were very consistent. We fell apart during last year’s game and lost by one point.” The team's future is bright. “Even though we are losing Jody Lavin and Andi Venuti,” says DeSain, “we should have a good team next year.” Row 1: Ellen Monahan, Andi Venuti. Row 2: Anne Quigley, Kathy Knittle. Row 3: Jodi Lavin, Debbie Hickey, Tricia Riley, Miss DeSain. Row 4: Michele Rago. Missing from picture: Laurie Schibley. Ellen is there for the back-up. Few opponents could stop Jody's layups. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL MY ball.” Jump ball for Ellen. 67 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Rick Evangelista, Alex Fountain. Row 2: Steve O'Donnel, Mike lannapollo, Fausto Gentile, Bill Kane. Row 3: Mike Hessney, Joe Laurenza, Tim Driscoll. Row 4: Chris Bruno, Jerry Morgan, Bob Bucklin. Fausto prepares for a play. DEFENSE! Alex appears exhausted after a tough game. 68 J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Carol Walsh, RoseAnn Consolie, Linda DeRaddo. Row 2: Ellen Cooley, Karen McLaughlin, Nancy Manion. Row 3: Karen D'Aurizio. Alison Bacon, Lori Anastasi, Karen Landschoot. Row 4: LuAnn DiCampli. Row 5: Kathy Augustine. DeSales sports has a flip side. Debbie, along with Karen Crough and Holly raised $500 toward the '•van.” Sports Banquet makes it worth the battle. Unofficial but important sports are a constant lunchtime activity. GOLF Row 1: Mike Westfall, Joe Emmi, Billy Maher. Row 2: Doug Switzer, Steve Carter. Row 3: Todd Carter. Bob rolls for a spare. Cliff waves •‘good bye to the ball... and to some pins. BOWLING Row 1: Bob Laws, Cliff LaVoie, Steve Carter, Bill Maher. Row 2: Mike Westfall, Steve Valentino. Row 3: Joe Kosciolek, Bill Free. Row 4: Joe Anastasi, Todd Carter. Coach Dave Pratt gives some words of wisdom. 72 DeSALESSKI CLUB Moderator: Miss Michaels Members: Chip Arthur, Bernie Belcher, Bob Belcher, Frank Bracko, Steve Carter, Mark Chilbert, Don Davis, Billy Knight, Bernie Lynch, Mike Lynch, Hugh McQuillan, Mike Munzer, Dave Pullano, Connie Resendes, Peggy Rice, Jon Ritter, Jean Westfall. The camera caught Billy and Michael, the Ski Club stars. 73 The DeSales Varsity Baseball Team struggled through a tough season, losing many close games to strong Finger Lake C Division teams. Doug Smaldone, Tom Bucklin and Doug Graham led the team in batting and fielding. This is another rebuilding year for the Saints. More than half of last year’s team graduated leaving a talented but inexperienced group. Bob Bucklin, Bob Taney, and Steve DeRaddo are the only starting returnees. Row 1: Steve DeRaddo, David Eddy. Row 2: Bob Taney, Andy Sullivan. Coach Dave Pratt watches his sluggers” from outside the dugout. Steve enjoys warming-up for a homer. 74 The girls’ sports program at DeSales is flying high with the addition of a softball team in the '77 spring season featured on the next page. With a record of 3-7, Coach Max Spellecy feels that the team is the most improved in the league. A first year team always encounters a few problems, relates Coach Spellecy, “We had to fit eighteen people in two cars, nine rode in a four passenger Maverick while five passenger Nova carried the other nine. My car hasn’t been the same since then. There are four basic requirements for the '78 softball team,” says Coach Spellecy. “The girls must have big gloves and hats, acquire sliding and bunting skills, get more bats, and somehow get a new backstop for the week “Flip and fire” for '78 girls.” J.V. Baseball Team: Row 1: Mark O'Donnell, Dan Cooke, Jay Bowen. Row 2: Frank Sroka, Bernie Belcher, and Alex Fountain. Row 3: Tim Driscoll. 75 SOFTBALL 1977 Row 1: Karen Cannuli, Maureen Golden, Tina Lorsong, Allison Venuti, Chris Godin, Maureen Hurley. Row 2: Ally D’Amico Karen Crough Andrea Venuti, Laurie Schibley, Karen Uhl, Donna Amatuli, Mary Combs. Row 3: Coach Mack Spellecy, Michele Rago, Christine Weber Kathy Knittle, Debbie Hickey, Carla Stajura, LuAnn DiCampli, Assistant Coach Tom Ninestine. Knittle strikes them out. We know you can do it, Debbie. 76 Life is full of amusement to an amusing man. Henry Ward Beecher ARB NOURjQ 77 STUDENT COUNCIL Many of the school activities throughout the year, are sponsored by the Student Council. This is the students’ main functioning organization in the school. Homecoming Weekend, Christmas formal, Christmas Tree Sale, and Donkey Basketball, are a few of the events planned at the well organized weekly meetings. 5 vumn(j Sister Anne speeds on down to the basket. Ride 'em, Steve! Mr. Muzzi waits under the basket tor the pass. Paul Quartaro made a beautiful 'Miss Jackass. 78 Below: Row 1: Carol Walsh, Michael Riley, Patricia Nolan, Christine Lorsong, Mark O’Donnell, Alice D’Amico, Donna Amatulli, Linda Hughes, Margaret Rice. Row 2: Moderator, Mrs. Anne Gobe, Max Venuti, Alison Venuti, David Eddy, LuAnn DiCampli, Sally Walsh, Jody Lavin, Toni Manteli, Kathleen Rice, Thomas Rickey. Row 3: William Maher, Robert Taney, Thomas Ninestine, Susan Dendis, Joseph Kosciolek, Debra Murphy, Michael Myers, William Kane, Jamie Welcher, Karen Crough. Debbie Murphy, Pres., Sue Dendis, Sec., Tom Ninestine, Vice- Pres., Ann Gobe, Moderator. Sitting: Sally Walsh, Treas. 79 MISSIONS DeSales needs money, it is true, but as a Christian school we know that we must share with those who are more needy. This attitude was expressed by Sister Sheila, who with Sister Mary, organized our spring Mission Day. Proceeds from '11 Mission Day help out six missions: That of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Brazil and in Selma, Father Taney in the Philippines, Father Hastings in Japan, Father Hager (Mrs. Gobe's cousin) in Ethiopia, and Father Major (Sr. Anne’s cousin) in Borneo. 80 Tk New MuSfo DepctAhnetvb fs cu ' 'Plus ’ ’ (po UoQoJks. Mr. Englert “at home” on the stage. MR. ENGLERT The Christmas concert was a hit 81 The Blaze-Off has been our school newspaper forat least the past 3 decades. This year, the paper has operated on a relatively low budget. The Blaze-Off has been fortunate, however, to have the Air Force sponsor the paper. They handled the printing of the paper, and the bulk of expense was saved there also. The paper aims for 5 issues per year, which is an improvement over the past couple of years. The paper has lacked experience in upperclassmen, but many underclassmen have gained knowledge for any future work with the newspaper. The moderator of the Blaze-Off is Mr. Quartaro. A special thanks also to Sgt. Jim Crone of the Geneva Recruiting Office. Row 1: Peggy Rice, Tom Rickey, Robyn McWilliams, Kris Dolgos, Jamie Welcher, Andi Venuti, Bernie Lynch, Jim McCusker. Row 2: Alison Bacon, Sally Walsh, Jody Lavin, Dan Kane, Janet Tyler, Chris Maher, Dan Ninestine, Mark Murphy, Marylou Anastasi, Kathy Rice. National Honor Society: Row 1: MaryLou Anastasi, Lisa Ventura, Laurie Schibley, Arlene D'Amico, Christopher Lynch, Andrea Ven- uti, Karen Crough, Anne Quigley, Sally Walsh. Row 2: Moderator, Sr. Bernadine, Joan Marsh, Maria Koelbel, Mary Morgan, Karen Roxstron, Debra Murphy, Jody Lavin, Kimberly Kloess, Ellen Monahan. Honorary Members: Below, Row 1: Mary Combs, Karen Cannuli, Christine Lorsong. Row 2: Lori Stuchkus, Holly Cortelyou. Row 3: Stephen Molodetz, Alison Venuti, Robyn McWilliams, Cynthia Pri- ano. Jay Bowen. Row 4: Roseann Consolie, Carol Walsh, Kristen Dolgos, Christine Kuryla. Row 5: Bernard Lynch, Joseph McCusker, Thomas Rickey, Anthony Cannuli, David Pullano, Fausto Gentile. im NUT FACTORY '78 Q uMsP(! y Andi lays it on thick as Mrs. Cromwell It’s in the script, Steve, so don’t blame us! Below, Row 1: Miss Rourke, Directress, Karen Crough; David Eddy; Todd Carter; Christine Maher Andrea Venuti. Row 2: Holly Cortelyou; Marylou Anastasi; Kathy Rice; Anne Quigley; Chris Lynch. Row 3: Mark Thornton; Steve Valentino; Janet Tyler; Kim Beattie; Ellen Monahan. Row 4: Mike Myers; Debbie Murphy; Jody Lavin; Sally Walsh; Margie Peters. 84 UUQICAL: YOU’RE A GOODMAN CWRLID BROWN! Cast and Crew: Row 1: Holly Cortelyou, Kathy Augustine, Paul Quartaro, Tim Driscoll, Dan Cooke, Chris Colizzi, Linda Nmestine, Robyn McWilliams, Alice D'Amico, John Eddy, Tom Nmestine. Row 2: Dan Nmestine, Karen McLaughlin, Tina Lorsong, Michelle Mantel, Ellen Cooley, Mary Combs, Karen Crough, Connie Resendes. Row 3: Teresa Ventura, Maria Koelbel, Margie Peters, Kristin Dolgos, Anne Quig- ley Missing From Picture: Chris Lynch, Jennifer McWilliams, and John Englert, director. Ms. DeSain and Ms. Rourke, choreographer and assistant direc- Some of the leads from the double cast line up. tor, respectively, compare notes from director John Englert. 85 Christian attitudes and reaching out to help those in need is what the People Helping People group is all about. Each year students and faculty gather together to decide what helpful activities can be done. Some of their activities include: ARC Christmas Party, tutoring stu- dents, and visiting lonely people in the hospital and nursing home. Moderates Miss Terri Michaels and Sr. Patricia describe the group as being “a small group with very big hearts.” Row 1: Linda Hughes, Joanne Yunits, Cindy Priano, Kristen Dolgas, Terri Michaels, Moderator. Row 2: Jamie Welcher, Mary Knight, Diane Galusha, Robyn McWilliams, Chris Kuryla, Karen Landschoot. Row 3: Ellen Cooley, Karen McLaughlin, Nancy Manion, Sr. Patricia, Moderator. Row 4: Allison Bacon, Teresa Ventura, Margeret Rice, Mary Crisanti, and Michelle Manteli. 86 '78 SALESMAN STAFF Row 1: Sr Janet; Moderator, Advisor Row 2: Anne Quigley, Chris Lynch, Maria Koelbel, Joe Kosciolek Row 3: Karen Crough, Mary Lou Anastasi, Maureen Hurley, Arlene D’Amico, Diane Galusha, Sam Zeoli. Row 4: Jody Lavin, Andi Venuti, Judi Simeone, Jim Hart, Barb Conley, Janet Tyler. Row 5: Hugh McQuillan, Kim Beattie, Steve Molodetz, JimColizzi. Maria Koelbel, Art Editor. ALBERTO Alberto Nassur, a foreign exchange student from Brazil, arrived at DeSales this year. Alberto is 17 years old and is presently the newest member of the junior class. He says he likes DeSales, and was very much excited by the snow here in Geneva. He made many new friends and likes the atmosphere of DeSales. Alberto is also very athletic. He swims, plays soccer, and likes tennis and track. He speaks four languages and is learning English very fast! Mr. James Hurley was a great man. He had such vitality and spirit that it reflected in everything he did. He was a loving husband and father, and a highly respected man in the community. He was an important pillar at DeSales, especially in his efforts for the Booster Club. All who knew him, loved him. His magnetism was felt by everyone through his cheerfulness, care, and concern. At press time, DeSales lost another booster of its sports program, Mr. Elmer Sroka, father of John and Frank. Mr. Sroka gave hours of volunteer time to the football team, wrapping, and strapping our aching players. He is sadly missed by all. 88 QtOCWY 89 Eileen and Ellen stream the gym for the Ball. “Flight played to a standing room only crowd. Concerts and Dances Take a Lot of Work but Were Well Worth It. Sue adds some finishing touches. Steve and Chris were in the court. 90 Some School Days Are Brightened by Visitors. Father Shammon gave an enlightening talk — “Pray the Rosary.” The folk group adds a religious note. Rosemaria visits for a day. The Money-Makers are the group of people who devote their precious time endlessly to keep DeSales the vital part of this community that it is. Each year numerous projects are formed to increase not only the revenue, but also the community involvement in these projects. Activities include: Bingo, Fall Festival, Candy Sale, Christmas Tree Sale, Chicken Barbecue, and many others. It is to these “Money-Makers we say, “Thank-you. It is your spirit that keeps the spirit of DeSales alive.” Bob and Barney said, “It’s Shake and Bake and we helped!” The faculty readies the candy for “The Big Sale.” Huddling together kept the boys warm at the Christmas Tree Sale. flKfll Gags and John display one of DeSales finest firs. 93 In early October, the DeSales Board gave a special tribute to Sister Helen to celebrate her fiftieth Jubilee as a Sister of St. Joseph. Sister Helen spent much of this time in Geneva as principal of St. Francis de Sales Grammar School, and Guidance Counselor at DeSales. Honoring Sister Helen because of her work in guidance and college placement were DeSales Faculty, Mayor Helen Maney, and guidance counselors from Geneva High and area Colleges. Sister Helen and Mr. Smith of Geneva High guided many of the Sisters from St. Stephen’s join Sister Helen to celebrate, same students. 94 azUOAL UO UENlC Let us do nothing abjectly, nothing timidly, nothing sluggishly. Cicero 96 All great institutions have great leaders. At DeSales, we are fortunate to have three of the best. Where would DeSales be without people devoting themselves to help make it the excellent high school that it can boast to be? Mr. Tracey and Sr. Pat have both spent many hours of their busy days in an effort to keep DeSales alive. It seems to be almost every week that they have new ideas for the school. Sr. Margot has also spent much of her time in devotion to the college bound and non college bound students. She is one who truly cares about each student as an individual. Sr. Margot is always there to make sure each student makes the right choice in everything that is done. Everyone, faculty and student, depends on ‘Mrs. D for her untiring service. DeSales Board Members are dedicated people who give time to consider all the aspects of the school’s functions. Top left: Marina Emmi, President William Koelbel, secretary Mary Kay Bolan. Top right: Dennis Doell, faculty representative with past representative Ann Gobe. Below: Mrs. John Bero, Daniel Quigley, James Devaney. Row 2: Frank Caravita, Father John Quinn, Sister Patricia Flass. Missing From Picture: Charles Arthur, Donald Graham, Ben Karol, Eugene McFadden, Michael Simeone and Father Ventura. he place of learning requires other services sometimes forgotten. Mrs. DeVito arranges for us to ‘‘get shot,” lakes sure we are up to par health-wise for sports, and soothes our aches and pains. Mrs. Monahan changes ats many times in order to fill her various roles as secretary for ‘‘Sister Careers” and SOS and noon and late fternoon receptionist. Mr. Rice checks the top and bottom of the school while Mr. Grossman takes care of the liddle layer. MRS. DeVITO School Nurse MR. DAN RICE MRS. JOAN MONAHAN Custodian Guidance Secretary SR. JANET CONNORTON Stu- dio in Art 2, 3; Mechanical Draw- ing; Yearbook Moderator. MiSS DOREEN DeSAIN Language Dept. Chairperson; English 9; French 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Volleyball; Girls' Basketball; Musical. MR. DENNIS DOELL Spanish 1, 2, 3; Boy's Volleyball; A.V. Director; Faculty Representative to the Board; Sophomore Moder- ator. SR. ANNE EMPEROR History Dept. Chairperson; European Studies; American History; Cheerleader Moderator. MR. JOHN ENGLERT Chorus; Instrumental Music; Music The- ory; Senior Play; Musical. SR. PATRICIA FLASS Vice- Principal; Religion 9; English 10; People Helping People. SR. BERNADINE FREIDA Sci- ence Dept. Chairperson; First Aid; C.P.R.; I.P.S.; Health; Basic Math; General Biology; National Honor Society Moderator. MRS. ANN GOBE Biology; Earth Science; Chemistry; Stu- dent Council Moderator. SR. SHEILA HANLEY Business Dept. Chairperson; Shorthand 1, 2; Office Practice; Business Law; Consumer Economics; Mission Club. SR. MARY LESTER Typing; Librarian; Mission Club. Jamie and Anne plastered a football player in sculpture class. Science class has some queezy moments. 100 What does tying me up have to do with History class? The nostalgia fad hits Religion classes with a demonstration of the Latin rite. MR. CHRISTOPHER LEVIN Psychology; Intermediate Alge- bra; Math 12; Algebra; Boys’ Volleyball. SR. MARGOT MANN: Guidance Director; Recruitment. MRS. CAROL MARSTEINER Mathematics Dept. Chairper- son; Math 10, 11; Business Math; Senior Moderator; Phys- ics. MISS TERRI MICHAELS Sociol- ogy; Non-Western Studies; American Studies; Government; Ski Club Moderator; People Helping People; Junior Class Moderator. MR. STEPHEN MUZZI Ad- vanced General Business; Typ- ing; Bookkeeping; Accounting; General Business; Athletic Direc- tor; J.V. Football; Varsity Basket- ball. MR. NICHOLAS QUARTARO Gym; English 10, 12; Fresh- man Basketball; Baseball; Blaze- Off. SR. RITA QUIGLEY Religion 9, 10; Remedial Reading; Study Skills. MISS KATHLEEN ROUR- KE English Dept. Chairperson; English 3, 4; Senior Play; Musi- cal. MR. MACK SPELLECY Religion Dept. Chairperson; Religion 11, 12; English 9; Girls’ Soccer; Girls’ Softball. MR. EDWARD TRACEY Princi- pal; Religion 11. 101 Tf UE GREGORY ADAMS Football 3, 4, Baseball 1 MARY LOU ANASTASI Cheer- leading 1,2, 3, 4, Musical 1, Ski Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Play, Yearbook’78 KIM BEATTIE Soccer 3, Cheerleading 3,4, Yearbook '78, Senior Play DAVID BERO Football 1,2,3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 ANN BONVENTRE Mission Club 2 MICHAEL BRADLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 TODD CARTER Golf 1,2, Bowling 3, Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Play BARB CONLEY Cheerleading 1,2,3, Ski Club 3, 4, Yearbook '78 KAREN CROUGH Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, Girls Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Girls Soccer 3, 4, Senior Play, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Softball 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Yearbook '78, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 4 ARLENE D’AMICO National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook '78 SUSAN DAVOLI Cheerleading 2 SUE DENDIS Cheerleading 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook ’78 STEPHEN DERADDO Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratorical 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4 DAVID EDDY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Class President 4, Senior Play BILL FREE Bowling 3, 4 DIANE GALUSHA Cheer- leading 1,2, People Helping People 4, Yearbook '78 JAMES HART Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1, School Play 3, Yearbook'78 MAUREEN HURLEY Ski Club 2, Mission Club 2, School Paper '75, Girls Soccer 3, Girls Softball 3, Girls Volleyball 3, 4, Yearbook’78 EILEEN KAROL Cheerleading 3, 4, Musical 1, Ski Club 2, 3 RENIE KLESTINEC Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Soccer 3, Girls Softball 4 MARY KNIGHT Cheerleading 2, People Helping People 4 MARIA KOELBEL Liturgy Committee 1,2, 3, Oratorical 3, School Play 3, School Paper ’74, Yearbook ’78, National Honor Society 3, 4, Musical 1, 4 KIMBERLY KLOESS National Honor Society 3, 4 JOSEPH KOSCIOLEK School Paper'78, Yearbook'78 JODY LAVIN Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Volleyball 2, Girls Soccer 3, 4, Girls Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play, School Paper '76, '77, ’78, Yearbook ’78 CLIFFORD LaVOIE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Ski Club 1 CHRISTOPHER LYNCH Foot- ball 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 1,3, Ski Club 1,2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Oratoricals 3, Intramurals 1, 4, School Paper ’76, '77, Yearbook '78, Volleyball 4, Musical 1, Senior Play CHRISTINE MAHER Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, Girls Soccer 3, Girls Volleyball 4, Student Council 2, Ski Club 1, School Paper 77-78, Senior Play DAVID MAHER Football 1,2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, 3, Intramurals 1,2 TONI MANTELL Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4 JOAN MARSH Cheerleading 4, Ski Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook '78 Jennifer McWilliams Liturgy Committee 1,3 DAVID MOLODETZ Intramurals 1, 2, Oratoricals 3 102 TPBLB ELLEN MONAHAN Class Officer 1,3, Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 1,2, 4, Girls Volleyball 2, Student Council 2.3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play MARY MORGAN Ski Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, School Paper 77-78 DEBBIE MURPHY Class Officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Liturgy 1,2, 3, Chess 1, Senior Play, Oratoricals 3, School Play 3, School Paper 76- 77-78, Musical 1 MICHAEL MYERS Bowling 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class Officer 4 DANIEL NINESTINE Basketball 1.2.3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Baseball 4, Oratoricals 3, School Paper 77- 78 MARGIE PETERS Chess Club 1, Liturgy Committee 1, Christmas Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Play ANNE QUIGLEY Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Girls Volleyball 3, Chess Club 1, Liturgy Committee 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook '78, Senior Play KATHLEEN RICE Cheerleading 3, School Play 3, Senior Play, Ski Club 1,2, 3, Mission Club 2, People Helping People 3, Student Council 1,2, 3,4, School Paper 76-77-78 MICHAEL RILEY FootbalM,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Officers 4 KAREN ROXSTROM Cheer- leading 1,2, 3, 4, Musical 1, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3, 4 LAURIE SCHIBLEY Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Volleyball 3, Girls Softball 3, Girls Soccer 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 JAMES SCUTT Intra-Mural 1 JUDISIMEONE Cheerleading 1, Ski Club 3, Christmas Chorus 2, Yearbook '78, People Helping People 3 MONICA SMEAD Cheerleading 4, Musical 1, Christmas Chorus 2, Mission Club 1,2, Yearbook'78 JOHNSROKA Football 1,2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 ANDREW SULLIVAN Basket- ball 1,2, Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals 4 NICKTANDLE Football 1,2, Intramural 1 TIMTAPSCOTT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4 MARK THORNTON Baseball 1, 2,4, Football 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Senior Play JANET TYLER Senior Play, School Play 3, School Paper '74-’75, '77-’78, Christmas Chorus 4, Yearbook '78 STEVE VALENTINO Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Bowling 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Play PAULVANDEMORTAL Football 3.4, Intramurals 1, Chess Club 1, Varsity Club 4 ANDREA VENUTI Cheer- leading 3, Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Volleyball 2, 3, Girls Soccer 4, Girls Softball 3,4, Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Musical 1, School Paper ’76- ’77-'78, Yearbook '78, Senior Play LISA VENTURA Cheerleading 1, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 SALLY WALSH Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Musical 1, Senior Play JAMIE WELCHER Cheer- leading 1,2,3,4, People Helping People 3, 4, Musical 1, Class Officer 4, Student Council 1,2, 3, School Play 3, School Paper ’77-’78, Yearbook ’78 MIKE WESTFALL Football 1,2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golfing 2, 3.4, Intramurals 1 SAM ZEOLI Yearbook '77-’78, People Helping People 4 103 Routes 5 and 20 Geneva. 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William 31 Beattie, Kimberlyn 16.84, 87 Beattie, Mark 10, 40, 56 Belcher, Bernar 31.71,75 Belcher. Robert 45.71 Bellomo. Caroline 46 Bero, David 16 Bingham. Deborah 37 Bonventre, AnnMarie 9,16 Bonventre, Lisa 44 Bowen, Jay 10,32.75.83 Bracko, Frank 30,71 Bradley, Kevin 63 Bradley. Michael 16.63 Bruno, Christopher 38, 47, 68 Bruno, Mark 33. 53 Bucklm, James 39. 60 Bucklm. Robert 38. 53, 68 Caito, Patrick 33 Cannuli. Anthony 37, 56.83. 60 Canuli, Karen 33, 54. 76, 83 Carter, Stephen 30.53.71,72 Carter, Todd 17, 84. 72 Chiarilli, Josehp 43, 48 Chianlli, Maria 43 Chilbert. Mark 65,71 Chrysler, Michelle 48 Colizzi, Christopher 43 Colizzi, James 32,87. 60 Combs, Mary 29, 76, 83 Combs, Michael 43. 56, 65 Conley, Barbara 17, 54, 87 Connorton. Sr. Janet 38,87, 91, 100 Consolie. RoseAnn 36, 59,83. 69 Cooke, Daniel 29. 53, 60, 75 Cooley. Ellen 69 Cooley, Floyd 44, 65 Cortelyou, Holly 83. 84 Covert, Joseph 44 Crisanti, Mary 45.86 Crough. Karen 15. 17, 59, 76,81 Czaplak, Mary 46, 57, 65 D'Agostino, Mrs. Virginia 11,96 D'Amico, Alice 33. 76. 81 D’Amico, Arlene 5. 17, 83, 87 D’Aurizio, Karen 39, 57. 69 Davis, Donald 43,71 Davoli, Caroline 31 Davoli, Susan 14,17 DeBoover, Joseph 41 Dendis, Patricia 41 Dendis, Susan 17.81,54 DeRaddo. Linda 40. 69 DeRaddo, Stephen 18, 74.80. 90 DeSain, Miss Doreen 42. 66, 100. 61 DeVaney. David 39. 56 DeVito, Mrs. Phyllis 99 DiCampli, Louis 42,43, 56, 65 DiCampli, LuAnn 36, 59, 76, 81 DiFederico, Kim 35 DiFederico, Rosalyn 31 Dman, Eileen 43. 57, 65 Doell. Mr. Dennis 9,34,35,100 Dolgos, Kristen 37.83. 86, 82 Driscoll, Timothy 36, 53, 75. 68 Eddy, David 13.15,18,74.81.84 Eddy. John 35. 53,93 Edwards, Howard 41,56 Emrm. Joseph 33, 53.63 Emperor, Sr. Anne 37,80, 100 Englert, Mr John 100.89 Evangelista. Richard 39, 56. 68 Flass. Sr. Patricia 11.86, 96. 100 Fitzgerald. Mr. John 62 Fratto, Anna 18 Free. William 18,72 Frieda, Sr. Bernadine 44, 83. 100 Fountain, Alexander 35, 39, 56. 75 Furman. Mr. Harry 53 Galusha. Diane 5,18,86. 87 Gallagher. Daniel 30,93 Gaudio, Patrick 31 Gentile. Fausto 37, 56.83, 68 Gobe. Mrs. Ann 31.41.81.100 Graham, Gregory 10. 32. 53, 63 Grossman, Mr Donald 99' Guererri, Diane 31 Hanley, Sr. Sheila 48, 100 Hart. James 12,18,87 Hart. William 47, 65 Hessney, Michael 40. 56, 68 Hickey, Deborah 39, 59, 76. 78 Hoefler. Julianne 43, 57 Hughes, Linda 44, 57, 65. 81,86 Hurley, Marilyn 4,42, 47, 59, 65 Hurley, Maureen 9, 19, 76, 87 Hurley. Paul 33, 53, 60, 80 lannapollo, Kathryn 4, 46. 59, 65 lannapollo, Michael 8, 39. 44, 56 Kane, Daniel 29,82, 60 Kane, William 8,39,68,81 Kannan. Sr. Helen 94 Karol. Eileen 19, 90, 54 Kenny. Ann 48. 54 Klestinec, Renie 5, 19, 64 Kloess, Kimberly 19,83 Knight, Mary 14, 19, 86 Knight. William 33. 53, 71 Kmttle, Karen 45,57 Knittle, Kathleen 35, 59. 66. 76 Koelbel, Joan 30 Koelbel, Maria 12.15,19,83,87 Kosciolek. Joseph 15. 20, 72, 80. 87 Kuryla. Christine 40. 83, 86 Lanschoot, Karen 36, 86, 69 Laquitara, Aaron 31,53 Laquitara, Patrick 38 Laurenza. Joseph 39. 56, 68 Lavm, Josephine 15. 20, 59, 66, 81 LaVoie, Clifford 20, 72 Laws. Robert 36. 72 LeMaire, Daniel 36, 39. 56 Lester, Sr. Mary 100 Leven. Mr. Christopher 13, 60, 101 Lewis, Matthew Lorsong, Christine 28. 29. 59, 76, 81 Lynch. Bernard 36.83.82, 71 Lynch, Christopher 15.20,83. 84, 87 Lynch, Michael 32, 71,80 MacKay, John 46 MacKay, Michael 46 Maher, Christine 20, 84, 82, 90 Maher, David 21 Maher, William 34, 40. 53, 63 Mamon, Nancy 43, 86, 69 Mann, Sr. Margot 96. 101 Manteli. Michelle 45. 57, 65,86 Manteli, Nancy 31 Manteli, Toni 21,81 Marchenese, Barbara 44 Marchenese, Beth 44, 57 Marchenese. Michelle 31. 64 Marsh, Joan 21.83. 54 Marstemer. Mrs. Carol 13. 31, 101 Mattice, Ren6e 30,61 Mazzochi, Thomas 33. 53 McCormick, Allyn 33. 64 McCusker, James 45. 82 McCusker, Joseph 36, 83 McDermott, Lynn 33, 64 McDonald, Paul 46, 65 McLaughlin, Karen 41,57,86, 69 McQuillan, Hugh 32,71,87 McWilliams. Jennifer 21 McWilliams. Robyn 36.82, 83, 86 Michaels, Miss Terri 28,71,86.101 Molodetz, David 15,21 Molodetz, Stephen 33. 63,83, 87 Monahan, Ellen 21,66.83,84.90 Monahan, Mrs. Joan 99 Morgan. Joseph 37, 56. 68 Morgan, Mary 12,22,83 Mullins, Diane 40 Munzer. Michael 31.53. 63, 71 Murphy, Debra 15.22.81,83,84 Murphy. Mark 47, 82 Muzzi, Mr Stephen 11. 29. 56,62. 80 Myers, Michael 13.22.81,84 Nassur, Alberto 88 Nmestine. Daniel 22, 63.82 Nmestme, Linda 43, 59, 65 Nmestine, Thomas 10.29,53.76. 81 Nolan, Patricia 33.54,81 O'Donnell, Mark 28,33,81,60 O'Donnell. Stephen 35. 56, 75, 68 Passalacqua, Barbara 30 Peters, Margaret 15, 22, 84 Peters, Matthew 39, 40. 56 Porterfield. Denise 33.54,91 Pratt, Mr. David 74, 72 Priano. Cynthia 37. 83, 86 Pullano, David 36, 56. 60, 71,83 Quartaro, Mr. Nicholas 13, 65. 101 Quartaro, Paul 43. 56. 65. 80 Quethera, John 33. 53, 63 Quigley, Anne 23.66,83, 84, 87 Quigley, Sr. Rita 101 Rago, Michele 38, 66, 76, 80 Reid, Kenneth 41 Resendis, Constantina 43, 57, 71 Rice. Mr. Dan 99 Rice, Margaret 44, 45. 57, 65, 81, 82.86 Rice. Kathleen 23. 71.81. 82. 86 Rickey, Thomas 36. 81, 82,83 Riley. Michael 13,23,81.80 Riley, Patricia 39,66 Roney, Michael Roney, Michelle 35 Rourke. Miss Kathleen 84, 101 Roxstrom, Karen 23, 83. 64 Saylor, Heidi 38 Scalzi. Christopher 46,104 Schibley, Laurie 23, 59, 76.83 Scutt. James 12,23 Simeone. Judi 5. 24, 87 Smaldone, James 33 Smead, Monies 24. 54 Sollenne, Robert 32, 63 Spano, Stephanie 40. 59 Spellecy, Mr. Mack 40, 56, 59, 76 Sroka, Frank 40. 56, 75 Sroka, John 24 Stajura, Carla 40, 59, 76 Sluchkus, Cheryl 43 Stuchkus, Lori 33,83 Sullivan, Andrew 24, 74 Sullivan, Evelyn 48 Switzer, Douglas 38 Tandle, Betty 38 Tandle, Nicholas 9, 25.90 Taney, Kevin 43, 65 Taney, Robert 34.53.56,63.81 Tapscott, Timothy 24 Thornton, John 40 Thornton, Mark 25, 84 Toole, Elizabeth 42, 47, 59, 65 Tracey. Mr. Edward 2, 3.97. 101 Tyler. Janet 15. 25, 84, 82 Valentino. Stephen 25.84, 72 VanDeMortel, Paul 25 VanDeMortel, Scott 46, 65 Ventura, Lisa 25, 83 Ventura. Teresa 39, 86 Venuti. Alison 34, 37. 59. 76 Venuti, Andrea 10.26,59.66,76 Venuti, Max 28,32,81.82 Walsh, Carol 34, 36, 41,81 Walsh. Sally 26,81,83,84 Washburn, Stephen 40 Weber, Christine 76, 48 Welcher, Jamie 26, 81,86. 82 Westfall. Michael 12,26. 72 Worth, Martin 10,32 Yumts. Joanne 47, 86 Zeoli, Samuel 15.26.87 Slow down you crazy child yoihre-so ambitious for a |uvenile but then if you're so smart tell me why you are ... stiil so afraid? j £ Where's the fire, what's the hurry about? You better cool it off before you burn it out You got so much to do and only so many hours Slow down you’re doing fine, you can’t be everything you want to be before your time You got your passion you got your pride, But don't you know_only foolsare satisfied? Dregrri on but don't imagine they'll all come true When wilf you realize, the future wajts for you? I � «