DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

A LONGTIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR FAR AWAY . Our lives; each a great epic tale, a great movie. Our lives; all the features that make them rate as ‘A’ movies — our hopes, our dreams, our actions, our adventures — plac- ed on film forever. The film — our memories. For a few brief minutes, a few thousand frames, each of these great tales meet. This intersection creates a heretofore unknown experience. The final cut. The Finished Product. That unique tale . .. Cast Credits Table of Contents Faculty................................. 5 Seniors................................ 17 Underclassmen.......................... 30 Juniors................................ 32 Sophomores............................. 37 Freshmen............................... 43 Clubs 48 Sports................................. 62 Activities............................. 90 Index..................................Ill Editors Mark Murphy and Jim McCusker Writers John McKay and Joe Covert Finance Kathy Iannopollo and Bill Hart Photography Marilyn Hurley and Michaele Boncaro Senior Nancy Manion and Connie Resendes Sports Lisa Toole Typing Laura Faul and Michele Manteli Advisor Sister Janet Connorton Dedication The Class of 81 would like to dedicate our yearbook to the memory of Miss Margaret McCherry who passed away recently. In her will, she left $48,000 to DeSales. The money, greatly needed, was put to good use. Since part of the money was earmarked for the Physical Educa- tion program we were able to repair the gymnasium floor, and buy new athletic uniforms. According to the Finger Lakes Times, Miss McCherry was an independent and resourceful person. For example as an octagenarian she managed to paint her own barn by herself, refinish her own furniture, blacktop her driveway and make most of her clothes. Miss McCherry was an English literature and grammar teacher here in Geneva. She retired in 1966 after teaching 46 years. The Times said she remained very active until her death in September 1979. In gratitude we offer this small tribute to Miss Margaret McCherry we will always consider her part of our DeSales family. 4 ALL THE KINGS MEN All The Kings Men is a tale of conspiracy and intrigue in which a closely knit group of professionals appear to plot day after day the downfall of their followers through D’s and detentions. All the Kings Men is packed with suspense and emotion, filled with situations in which the professionals secretly try to educate their followers in the hopes of some eventual comprehension. “A good story with a surprise ending.” 5 Gene Shalit NBC ADMINISTRATION Mr. Edward Tracey Chief Administrator A school is only as good as the people behind it. Mr. Tracey, in his five years as principal at De Sales, has proven this. He has shown through his tireless efforts for the school, its faculty, and its students, that De Sales is truly the best place to be for a high school education. Sister Mary Maywalt Mr. Fahy, in his first year at DeSales, has proven to be a tremendous help to those Juniors and Seniors who require guidance in selecting their next avenues oflife. He introduces students to a variety of colleges and careers which he feels will best suit the students’ needs as well as explaining the paperwork required to get them there. His past experiences in administration, and the good rapport he carries with the students, gives an added dimension to his work. Usually in a high school the vice-principal is not expected to take very many tasks which demand great responsibility. Sister Mary is the exception. For the past three years she has organized the Candy Drive and Christmas Kit drive as well as the usual jobs of attendance, discipline and student scheduling. Her role this year, as part of the team, is that of Assistant Administrator. In her responsibility for recruitment she master- minded “Spirit Day” which over two-hundred eighth graders from surrounding school districts attended. Mr. John Fahy Mr. Frank Delemare Director of Development and Recruitment Board of Trustees President-Frank Caravita Rev. Edward Metzger Mary Bonacci Joseph D’Amico Raymond De Sio Kalman Dolgos Dominic Emmi Frank Hughes Mary Salotti Joanne VanDeMortel Frank Caravita President Help out with the storm window situation. There are lighter moments for Mr. Hughes, Mr. Emmi and Mr. Dolgos. 8 Miss Karen Bimbo Mrs. Barbara Bartels Sr. Janet Connorton Miss Doreen DeSain 9 Sr. Mary Patrick Fleeton Mr. John Englert Mr. John Englert Music Department Chairman, Music Theory, Afro-Asian, Music Ensemble, Sociology-Psychology, Color Guard Moderator, Musical Director. Sr. Mary Patrick Fleeton Librarian, Library Science. Sr. Shiela Hanley Business Dept. Chairperson, Business Law, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing, Office Prac. Mr. Christopher Leven Math 9,1.P.S. Basic Math, Student Council, Chess Club. Mrs. Carol Marsteiner Math Dept. Chairperson, Math 10, Math 11, Math 12, Physics, Senior Class Moderator, National Honor Society. Mr. Stephen Muzzi Athletic Director, Business Arith., Accounting 1, Accounting 11, Typing 1, Junior Class Advisor, J.V. Softball Coach. Mr. Peter Saracino Rel. 9, Rel. 12, Earth Science, Health, Phys. Ed, Moderator People Helping People. Sr. Shiela Hanley 10 Mr. Peter Saracino Mr. Christopher Leven Mrs. Carol Marsteiner Mr. Stephen Muzzi ii Mrs. Beryl Tracy Mr. Mack Spellecy Mr. Mack Spellecy Religion Department Chairman, Religion 10, Religion 12, English Department Chairman, English 12, AP English, Adjunct Faculty to Nazareth College, Coach; Varsity Soccer, Varsity Boy’s Basketball, Varsity Softball Mrs. Leslie Sutherland Biology Regents, Chemistry Regents, General Chemistry, Moderator of Junior Class Mrs. Beryl Tracy English 10, English 11 Regents and Non-Regents Miss Ann Bonventre Secretary, Coach; J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Mrs. Virginia D’Agostino Secretary, Bookkeeper Miss Mary Ellen Lynch, Nurse Mr. Dan Rice, Janitor Mrs. Leslie Sutherland Miss Ann Bonventre Mrs. Virginia D’Agostino Miss Mary Ellen Lynch Mr. Dan Rice 13 Mr. Muz .i supervises typing student Rodger. The Religion class listens intently as Mr. Tracey lectures. 14 Sister enjoys a moment of silence. ’I got out of typing the hard way. Another fascinating English class. ’and the finger comes right off A tcmpermcntal artist Mike and John, or is it John and Mike? 15 PERSONALITIES Senior Class Officers: Michelle Man- teli. President; Marilyn Hurley. Secre- tary; Bill Hart. Treasurer; Kathy lan- nopollo. Vice President. THE SENIORS (Running time; 2 hrs. Starring; 1981 DHS Graduating class Rated; R) THE SENIORS is a fast paced, well-acted combination of Rebel Without a Cause and Animal House, with a great musical score by that Hot new group, Grand Prix. SENIORS covers four years in the lives of 34 lovable maldaroits who get into all sorts of zany capers. Keep an eye out for the classic Junior Achievement scene, the perfectly staged jeep crash, and the wild orgies at the lake. SENIORS is over all a very well made movie. I'd say it is the beginning of a new trend in movie making in a class by itself. (four star) by Rex Reed 17 C JU$tir«XL fcMo� LC BerrUsttnXw aJtCUW Starring Lori Anastasi Cuddles . . . Dancin' .. . Black Camero Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Soft- ball 9; NHS 11, 12; Student Council 11; Class Sec. 11; Science Club 11 Patrick Avon The Big E . . . J.D. . . . Pink Comb Waterloo High School 9, 10, 11 Robert Belcher Baby Bird . . . Dazed Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Senior Play; Golf; Volleyball Carolina Bellomo Meteorologist ... 60 Minutes ... tch tch! . . . Cornell . . . Volleyball 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Sci- ence Club 10, 11; International Club 12; Year- book 12; Student Council Lisa Bonventure Underweight ... 25 lbs ... Wally . . . Free Office Passes Cheerleader 11; Yearbook 12; Senior Play 12 Mark Chilbert Jewels . . . Recruiter for De Sales . . . Hair, Nose . . . Ski Club 9; Basketball 9; Football 10, 11; Music Ensemble 11,12 20 21 22 7 )aJu. C hJL JYUaaaj C oplak- CjuaasaJLx cfwcJUx lyvia v Also Starring Christopher Colizzi Little Chizzle .. . Patty ... Alibi King Musical 9, 11, Michael Combs Sideburns . . . Chuckie . . . Mod Squad Leader Bas- ketball 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 11; Science Club 11; Senior Play Floyd Cooley Skip . . . Squad Member 1 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10 Joseph Covert “Cove Man” . . . Sick Jokes . . . Homework? Newspa- per 9, 10, 11; Science Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Sen- ior Play; Chess Club 12 Mary Crisanti Crusing on Washington Street . . . Taciturn . . . Artist People Helping People 9 Mary Czaplak Future Architect . . . Mac’s Czick . .. California Cheerleader 9, 10; Yearbook 12 Eileen Dinan Rat . . . Older Men . . . Waterloo . . . Hairdresser Cheerleader 9 Laura Faul Quiet . . . Pennsylvania . . . Accent??? Yearbook 12; Softball 12; Volleyball 12; Greensburg Central Catho- lic High School 9, 10 William Hart Brown Nose . . . CVS . . . Squad Member 2 Basket- ball 9, 10, 12; Student Council 12; Class Secretary 12 Julianne Hoefler Love Slinks . . . Horses Cheerleader 9, 10; Musical 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Linda Hughes Burger King . . . Secret Love . . . Blue Eyes Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11; Softball 10; Student Council 9; Class Vice President 11; Student Council'Secretary 12; Sci- ence Club 10, 11; People Helping People Marilyn Hurley The Frog . . . “Gotta Light” in Spanish . . . Boom Boom Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9; Student Council 10; Treasure 12; PHP 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Senior Play 12; Class Secretary 10 Kathryn Iannopollo Cheerleader . . . Harty's Love from afar . . . Smiley . .. Kevin Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9; Class Secretary 10, Class Vice President 12; Student Coun- cil 10, 12; Yearbook; Senior Play John MacKay Stage Director . . . Son of Englert .. . Frick . . . Mike’s Double Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 12; NHS 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Newspaper 11; Senior Play 11,12 24 25 WJuJUMl ftfcd f Ae. iz A y 'T[(V VXf) 'fflGMLCCK uruLa vru-s 27 Also Starring Michael MacKay Sweetheart .. . Intelligent ... Chess Opponent ... Frack yearbook 10, 12; NHS 11; Chess Club 11; Newspaper 11; Musical 9; (Crew) 11 (Cast and Crew) Nancy Manion Munchies . . . Jack . . . Fay's . . . What Stoplight? Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; PHP 9; Class (VP) 10; Stu- dent Council 10; NHS 11, 12; Sci. Club 11; Yearbook 12; Senior Play Michelle Manteli Alice's .. . C.F. ... Zelda . .. PHP 9; Musical 9; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Yearbook 12; Senior Play; Student Council 12; Class President 12 James McCusker Hymie . . . American Gigolo... Don Rickies... Sedi- tive Sci. Club 11; Yearbook 12; Senior Play; Blaze Off 9, 10; Student Council 12 Paul McDonald Mac . . . Saga . . . Accident Prone ... The Jeep Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Senior Play Mark Murphy Murph . . . ALIEN . . . M.A.S.H__Pepsi NHS 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Yearbook; Senior Play; Blaze Off 9, 10 Linda Ninestine Rhona Barrett . . . Chief Brownnoser Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9; Softball 10, 12; Senior Play; Yearbook Paul Quartaro Wally . . . The Dreaded Knee . . . Lisa B . . . Double Joints Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Football 9; Color Guard 11; Senior Play; Student Council VP 12 Connie Resendes P.Q. ... Historic Party House ... N.Y.C. ... The Nova Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 12; Musi- cal 9, 11; Chorus 10; Student Council 10, 11; Class Off. (Treas.) 11; Yearbook 12; Senior Play Margaret Rice Hot Pink Neon Pants .. . Model??? Out ... King Edward Princess Margaret Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Student Council 9; PHP 9; Newspaper 9: Class Pres. 10, 11 Cheryl Stuchkus Dizzy . . . Her Own Car . . . Turn Red . . . Guy Watcher Yearbook 12; Senior Play (Cast); Homecom- ing Princess 11 Elisabeth Toole Steven . . . Lisa . . . Big Red . . . FLIRT!!! Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9, 10, 12; NHS 11, 12; Sci. Club 11, 12; Homecoming Princess 10; Ski Club 12; Senior Play; Softball 9, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class VP 9, Treas. 10, VP Stu. Council 11, Pres. 12; PHP 11, 10 (Sec. Treas.) Scott VanDeMortal Slacker . . . Pudgies . . . Cringe It!!! Human Juke Box Musical 9 (Crew); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Football 11 Joanne Yunits Hair-do . . . Jo-Jo . . . What Am I Gonna Do PHP 9 FOXES ALIEN FRIDAY THE 13TH 28 AMERICAN GIGILO DR. STRANGELOVE ALLTHAT JAZZ JAWS MARX BROTHERS GJ O UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers: Francine Hughes, Trcas.; Nancy Pettrone, President; Barbara Henncssy, Vice President; Kathy Free, Secretary. SOMETHING SHORT OF PARADISE (Rated; PG Running Time; 90 mins.) Something Short of Paradise is a good movie that tries hard to be a great movie, but doesn’t quite make it. Paradise gets off to a slow start, but soon gains momentum (from flashy props liKe a Delta 88) and speeds to a climax that leaves us hanging in the theater anxious for a real ending. I almost missed the ending, thanks to two persistent girls selling candy bars. I was forced to buy four before they left me alone to enjoy (sort of) the show. The actors in Paradise deserve an E for effort, although they are inexperienced and mimic the motions of better actors, such as the stars of Seniors. Paradise is a good movie for killing time, and it won’t hurt you to go see it. Gene Shalit 32 33 Michael Smaldone, Pat Faul, Patty Chizinski. Barb McFaddcn, Kevin O'Donnell, Carol O'Neill, Nick Durnin. Row 1: Joann Combs, Francinc Hughes. Row 2: Scana Smcad, Brian Conley, Anne McQuillan. 34 Let’s sec? Chicken first... or egg?” AnneSroka, Carol Deal, Paula Augustine Row 1: Patty Carey, Julie Castelluzzo, Nancy Pettronc. Row 2: Patricia Lorsong, Terry Bolan, Mcchcllc Wilkie, Rodger Ciancaglini. 35 Lome Bero, Adrian Lennon, Mary Beth Jesson, David Brennan, Kcllee Morrin, Marge Sollenne. Row 1: Liz Roberts, Michaelc Boncaro. Row 2: Kathy Priano, Carter Cortelyou, Laura Sullivan, Debbie Caslin. 36 Sophomore Class Officers: Margaret Toole, Vice President; Carol Colizzi, Treasurer; Mary Venuti, President; Kelly Hirons, Secretary. “Midway” is a movie divided between a smart, well organized plot and an eratic foolish one. MIDWAY shows its main characters meeting an array of beastly horrors and cruel work and laughing them off in sometimes funny situations and gags. Still MIDWAY is at best half-baked and could have been developed a lot more than it was when it got printed. MIDWAY rates only two stars. 37 Row 1: Mary Williams, John Venuti, Lorrie Pollino. Row 2: Michael Spano, Pam Babb, Stacie DiFederico, Colleen Hill. Row 1: Penny Weber, Pam Mcarns, Jacquelyn McDermott. Row 2: Daphne Moschiano, Joe Taney, Sharon D’Aurizo. 38 Row 1: Wendy Drake, Margaret Toole, Carol Colizzi. Row 2: David Maher, George Jakobovic, Phillip Lombardo. Row 1: Mary Venuti, Theresa Sindoni. Row 2: Deborah Oddi, Michael Thornton, Patricia Schibley. 39 Row 1: Carol Harman, Donna Dwello, Julie Bonacci. Row 2: Robert Evangelista, Mary Lee Bolan, Steve Cooley. Row 1: Amy Scaramuzzino, Carol Cole, Amy Chilbert. Row 2: Bob Hennessy, David Guererri, Anna Dardano. 40 Mark Teete, Tom Vattcr, Debbie Ralston, Joe Dendis, Chris Salotti. Row 1: Dianne Bingham, Matt Lcisenring. Row 2: Tina Alongi, John Castelli, Kim Rinaldo, Julie Acquilano. 41 Row 1: Theresa Landschoot, Carolyn McCuskcr. Michelle Dolgos, Row 2: Andrew Pacitto. Robert Riggs, Kim Koch. Scott Sanford. Teresa Murphy. John Ruggicri. Kelly Hirons, Matthew Millis, Patricia Hughes. 42 Freshman Class Officers: Lisa Giorgianni, Secretary; Steve Bucklin, President; Sue Toole, Treasurer; John Church, Vice President. THE JERKS is an often silly, sometimes serious movie about a group of people try- ing to adjust to a totally new way of life. A very simple film with a simple plot and mostly simple people. There are, however a few good moments that give hope to the future of The Jerks Part II. Even so, it gets only one star. 43 Row 1: Mike Acquilano, John Church. Row 2: Steve Bucklin’, Monica Heiech, David Fordon, Kelly Cccere, Cindy Onorato. Greg Caito, Michelle Valentino, Tom Salotti, Mike Vatter. 44 Row 1: Michael O’Neill, Peter Dailor. Row 2: Heather Koch, Tom Laws, Leslie Cooper, Paul Walsh, Richard Howard. Row 1: Kurt Uhl, Luis Galvez, Paul Bradley. Row 2: Mary Van de Mortal, Sue Toole, Charmaine De Vaney, Sam Boncaro. 45 Row 1: Arlene Sollcnne, Joe Compo, Elsa Rodriguez. Row 2: Lisa Liberio, Debra Clark, Brian Millis, Danny Howard, Lori Leisenring. Row 1: Dominic Pollino, Karen Nugent, Bill Mull. Row 2: John Murphy, Candy Riccionc, Guy Sindoni. 46 Row 1: Paul Donahue, Noreen Pederson, Maria Gentile. Row 2: Collen Murphy, Penny Cortclyou, Tom Guererri, Lisa Giorgianni, John Ventura. Ron Phillips, Richard Maher 47 Clubs, A behind-the-scenes look at what beautiful people do when they do it. This in- teresting Documentary, winner of the Cannes Film Award for best short-live-action-true-fact- American-made film, shows, in candid detail, what your favorite Big Name Stars do with their spare time. 48 Row 1: Vice President Carolina Bellomo, Secretary John MacKay, Row 2: Treasurer Mike MacKay, President William Hart. Row 1: Scana Smcad, Lori Ahastasi, Nancy Manion, Margaret Sollennc, Kristine Bimbo, Julie Castclluzzo, Barbara McFaddcn, Row 2: Barbara Hcnnessy, William Hart, Carolina Belloma, Lisa Toole, Francinc Hughes. Joann Combs, Katherine Free, Row 3: John MacKay, Mike MacKay, Mrs. Marstcincr, Carter Cortelyou. Mark Murphy, Terry Bolan. The Bcllarmine chapter of the N.H.S. has, for many years, represented honor and prestige, as well as a mark of academic achieve- ment for the students in D.H.S. 49 Student Council — Talent Scout Agency Officers: Patty Chizinski — Treasurer Paul Quartaro — Vice President Lisa Toole — President Linda Hughes — Secretary Row 1: Margaret Toole, Patty Chizinski, Lisa Toole, Mrs. Bartclls — co-moderator. Row 2: Francine Hugcs, Mr. Leven — moderator, Steve Bucklin, Barb Henncssy, Linda Huges, Paul Quartaro, Sue Toole, Kathy Iannapollo, Marilyn Hurley. Row 3: Bill Hart, Mary Venuti, Kelly Hirans, Nancy Petrone, E. Giorgianni, Carol Colizzi, John Church. 50 Docs this pumpkin turn into a stage coach? Mr. Leven over sees the Student Council project. These four helpers want their decorations hung up. Linda directs the centering of the garland. W PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE People Helping People has been involved in many ac- tivities this year. Members were seen at the parish churches collecting for the Childhood Cancer Associa- tion in Kisses for Kids, at the Center of Concern pack- ing food for the Christmas baskets, at homes of shut- ins raking leaves and everywhere as clowns. Clowns bring happy faces. Mr. Saracino transforms into a clown. Mr. Saracino plays the guitar. 52 Row I: Barbara Hcnncssy, Patricia Chisinski, Francinc Hughes, Carol Harman, Row 2: Thomas Guererri, Lisa Liberio. Noreen Pederson, Karen Nugent. Row 3: William Mull, Julie Bonacci, Lori Leisenring, Dianne Bingham. Marilyn Hurley, Lisa Toole, Donna Dwello, Joann Combs, Row 4: Monica Hcicck, Cynthia Onorato, John Murphy, Michelle Wilkie, George Jakobovic, Mr. Saracino. 53 Salesian: Behind the Yearbook Scene Lori tunes in on a brainstorm. Michaele works hard. Row 1: Bill Hart, Kathy Iannoplolo, Michelle Manteli. Row 2: Laura Faul, Lisa Toole, Nancy Manion, Jim McCusker. Row 3: Mark Murphy, John MacKay, Joe Covert, and Michaele Boncaro. Missing From Picture: Lori Anastasi, Lisa Bonventre, Marilyn Hurley, Connie Resendez. 55 The deadline was last week! Jim works on a fine point. MUSIC ENSEMBLE Row 1: Mr. Englcrt, Row 2: Pam Babb, Dianne Bingham, Seana Secad, Lori Leiscnr- ing, Michelle Wilkie, Theresa Landschoot, Row 3: Phillip Lombardo, Heather Koch, Debbie Oddi, Theresa Sindone, Mary Vcnuti, Row 4: Bob Belcher, John Murphy, Carolyn McCuskcr, Margaret Toole, Karen Nugent, Row 5: Cynthia Onorato, Amy Scaramuzzino, Paul Quartaro, Mark Chilbert, Matt Leisenr- ing. Carter Cortelyou, David Maher, Robert Riggs, Kim Koch, Donna Dwcllo, Daphne Moschiano, Debbie Clark, Penny Cortelyou, Kim Rinaldo, Patty Schiblcy, Arlene Sollcnnc, Pam Mcarns. DcSales has its share of singers and musicians, and we give them their chance in our Music Ensemble. They have already taped for a hit album, and have had a very successful winter concert, maybe someday they might even be at the Grammies. 56 Pam and Phillip carry the melody interlude. 57 Wally plays a mean drum! INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is a new club formed from the Spanish Club of last year. All students join, not only those who take a language. Row 1: Francine Hughes, Barb Hennessy, Patty Chizinski, Juli Castluzzo, Monica Hieck, Row 2: Joann Combs, Carolina Bellomo, Mrs. Bartels-Moderator, Luis Galvez, Linda Hughes, Lisa Liberio. Row 3: Ann O'Neil, Heather Koch, Kim Koch, Candace Riccionc, Cindy Onorato. Spanish students jump for the candy in the pinata. 58 Chess Club Row 1: Mark Murphy, John Ruggiere. Row 2: Mike McKay, Lisa Toole. Row 3: Joe Covert, John Castelli, Bob Riggs, Carter Cortelyou, Matt Lciscnring, George Jakobovic, John MacKay, Mr. Lcvcn, Moderator. Mike makes a killing move on Lisa. Ski Club John Church, Karen Nugent, Daphne Moschiano, Michael Acuilano, Mark Tette, Bob Belcher, Julie Castelluzzo, Kathy Free, Mrs. Bartels, (Moderator), Luis Golvez, Carol Harman. r Carol, Dom, John and Debbie await their turn on the slopes. Karen, Luis and Amy wait for their ride. 60 Ski Club members relax after conquering the slopes. Row 1: Michacllc Boncaro, Dianne Bingham, Row 2: Amy Scaramuzzino, Francinc Hughes, Kathy Free, Row 3: Kris Bimbo, Cyndy MeGuigan, Lisa Toole, Patricia Hughes, Adrian Lennon, Row 4: Scott VandeMortcl, Mark Chilbert, Carol Harman, Michael Combs. Row 1: Barb Hennessy, Patty Chizinski, Marge Sollenc, Row 2: Lorrie Bero, Margaret Toole, Carol Colizzi, Carol O’Neill, Row 3: Brian Conley, Lori Anastasi, Carol Deal, Carter Cortelyou, Row 4: Mike Hendricks, Paul Quartaro, Carolina Bellomo. VARSITY CLUB Not everyone may join Varsity Club, only those will- ing to take the aches and pains of being an athlete and play for their Alma Mater. Each has earned two Var- sity letters. This loyal group consists of those willing to spend their time and energy practicing for the sports they love. 61 The Longest Yard- Lively and funfilled event, with your favorite stars battling each other as well as working together in inventive sports competition. It does for Hollywood what Battle-of-the Network Stars did for T.V. -Rex Reed 63 Soccer Coming from Behind Soccer Team: Row 1: Patricia Lorsong, Patti Chizinski, Wendy Drake, Lorrie Bero, Marge Sollene, Rene Pederson, Karen Nugent, Kathy Free, Patricia Hughes. Row 2: Daphne Morciano, Lisa Giorgianni, Michelle Valtentino, Francine Hughes, Lori Anastasi, Barb Hcnessy, Carol O’Neill, Maria Gentile, Lori Pollino. Row 3: Kelly Hirons, Kris Bimbo, (Stats). Michelle Boncaro, Penny Cortelyou, Sharon D’Aurzio, Arlene Solenne, Susan Toole, Charmaine DeVaney, Margaret Toole, Carol Colizzi, Mary Lee Bolan, Lori Leisenring, Coach Mack Spellecy. Soccer The season started out slow, the poten- tial was great. We had fun. Then it started to pick up, but we still had fun. We seperated midway thru the season into two teams. The J.V.’s had experience, but only played a few games. Even though we didn’t rank high in the charts, we had a 4 star team. We broke our team record for most goals scored in a game. Lori tied Jody Lavin’s record for 4 goals in a game, due to obvious reasons. Altogether there was a lot of improvement on all the players parts. It was a great year. 65 Arlene watches and learns the pains of soccer. “The chase is on.” Goal Lori! Goal! Football Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders: Candy Riccione, Linda Ninestine, Cindy Onorato, Monika Heick, Kelly CeCore, Caroline McCusker, Seana Smead, Patty Even without Varsity, the girls remain faithful to the J.V. team. Caroline and Seana jump for their J.V. 67 Our Faithful Fans. J.V. Football ’80 Juniors 60 Brian Conley 66 Pat Faul 77 Mike Hendricks Sophomores 16 Steve Cooley 57 Bob Hennessey 41 Matt Leisenring 10 Dave Maher 70 Matt Millis 72 Andy Pacitto 53 Chris Solotti 73 Mike Spano 80 Joe Taney 30 Mark Tette 32 Mickey Thorton 75 Tom Vatter Freshmen 40 Paul Bradley 27 John Church 88 Dave Fordon 14 Luis Galvez 79 Tom Guererri 68 Tom Laws 34 Richard Maher 69 Tom Salotti 86 Guy Sindoni 15 Kurt Uhl 50 Mike Vatter 68 One picture says a thousand words. Another touchdown — Another Victory! Coaches Joe Zeoli and Frank Manteli. The team gets ready for another play Andy is injured, but Mr. Leven is there to help Bradley runs for more yardage. Boys’ Volleyball Row 1: Rodger Ciancaglino, Tim Guererri, Brian Conley. Row 2: Carter Cortelyou, Tom Laws, Mike Hendricks. Row 3: Mickey Thornton, Luis Galves, Mike Spano, J. P. Venuti. 70 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Ann pops one over the net. Row 1: Mary Venuti, Carol Cole, Stacie DeFedrico, Jacquelyn McDermott. Row 2: Kim Koch, Mrs. Pcalcr, Coach, Barb Hennessy, Row 3: Heather Koch, Penny Cortclyou, Michaclc Boncaro, Missing from picture Ann McQuillan, Carol Deal. 71 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Pat Faul. Terry Bolan, Tom Vattcr, David Brennan, Robert Evangelista, Row 2: Mr. Spellecy-Coach, David Guererri, Skip Cooley, Mike Combs, Paul McDonald, Adrian Lennon. At the pep rally, the team promises a good season. 72 Skip shows his style down the court. Could it be another two points for the Saints'? You lake it Terry. 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Connie Resendes, Peggy Rice, Nancy Manion, Row 2: Susan Toole, Michelle Manteli, Marilyn Hurley, Row 3: Arlene Sollene, Julie Bonacci, Kathy Iannopollo. 74 Michelle and Kathy spur the team on to a victory. The cheerleaders up to their usual perfection. 75 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Margaret Sollcnnc, Amy Scaramuzzino, Francinc Hughes, Barb Hennessy, Michaclc Boncaro, Mr. Muzzi, Kim Koch, Margaret Toole, Carol Colizzi, Theresa Sindoni. Patricia Hughes. Row 2: Patricia Chizinski, Carol Cole. Francinc memorizes the game plan. Chizzer takes a beating. 76 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Richard scores 2 points for D.H.S. Chris holds him back. The bench crew awaits instructions. Mr. Spcllccy, Matthew Millis, David Fordon, Kurt Uhl, Paul Donahue, Steve Bucklin, Robert Hennessy, Chris Salotti, Joe Taney, David Maher, Richard Maher, Steve Cooley. Mike Vattcr, Mark Tette. 79 JV Basketball Cheerleaders Michelle cheers at the Pep Rally. Row 1: Kelly Cecere. Row 2: Cindy Onorato, Monica Heick. Row 3: Carol Harman, Candy Riccione, Michelle Valentino, Charmaine Dc Vaney. 80 JV Girls’ Basketball Row 1: Debra Clark, Maria Gentile, Char. DeVancy, Heather Koch, Ariene Sollenne, Leslie Cooper. Row 2: Lisa Giorgianni, Jackie McDermott, Anna Dardano, Kelly Hirons, Daphne Moschiano, Pamm Babb. 4 Charmain goes for two. Arlene uses the closed-eye method. The coach, team and fans feel the tension. 81 Softball ’80 Trish is home, safe again! Varsity Softball: Patty Chizinski, Allison Venuti, Lome Bcro, Debbie Hickey, Trish Riley, Michelle Rago, Michelle Boncaro, Penny Weber, Ellen Cooley, Francine Hugcs, Patricia Huges, Cyndy McGuigen, Kathy Free, Carla Stajura. Behind the Team Are: Tom Ninestine, Assistant Coach, Ken Dougherty and Steve Muzzi, J.V. Softball Coaches. Alison’s bat is in swing. Another hit for Barb. 82 J.V. Softball J.V. Softball Team: Row 1: Jackie McDermott, Carol Colizzi, Patty Huges, Julie Bonacci. Row 2: Margaret Toole, Kelly Hirans, Daphne Moshiano, Carol Cole, Anna Dardano. Row 3: Coach Muzzi, Kathy Free,. Barb Sollenne, Carol O’Niell, Barb Hennessy, Francine Hugea, Ann McQuillan. 83 84 The Pros eye the field. Fore!” Golf Team’80 Tim Driscoll David Pullano Chris Bruno Skip Edwards David Guererri Chris lines up for a long putt. BOWLING Row 1: Sam Boncaro, Paul Quartaro, Row 2: Rick Howard, Bob Belcher, Kris Bimbo, Peter Dailor, Dianne Bingham, Row 3: George Jakobovic. 86 Hey, who stole the holes? They’ll kill me if I don’t gel this one! Only two more pins, you can do it Kris. Down by one pin. can Bob do it? Wally performs the Ritual Strike Dance. Baseball J.V.: Row 1: Matt Leiscnring. Row 2: Mark Tcttc, J. P. Vcnuti, David Maher. Row 3: Phil Lombardo, Joe Taney, Andy Pacitto, Bob Hennessy. Steve Cooley. 88 Wally makes a high catch. Varsity Softball ’80 22 Red Jacket 10 Girls’ Volleyball 11 Naples 8 Naples (0-3,0-3) 6 Romulus 18 Bloomfield (0-3,0-3) 15 Dundee 16 Dundee (0-3, 0-3) 6 South Seneca 13 South Seneca (1-3,0-3) 7 Bloomfield 11 Honeoye (1-3,0-3) 5 Honeoye 13 Red Jacket (0-3,0-3) 17 Red Jacket 5 3 Naples 10 17 Romulus 12 Boys’ Volleyball 11 Dundee 3 Victor (0-3,0-3) 14 South Seneca 18 Canadaigua (0-3) 4 Bloomfield 2 Naples (1-3, 0-3) 3 Honeoye 5 Geneva (0-3, 0-3) 7 Romulus 17 Bloomfield (0-3,0-3) sectionals: Midlakes (0-3, 0-3) 14 Filmore 13 10 Alfred 8 12 Scio 14 14 Bowling Whitman (0-4, 0-4) Romulus (0-4, 0-4) Soccer South Seneca (0-4, 3-1) 0 Lyons 4 Naples (1-3,1-3) 1 Waterloo 2 Dundee (0-4, 0-4) 1 Geneva 4 Bloomfield (0-4, 0-4) 1 Honeoye 2 0 Williamson 10 0 Harley 1 Boys’ Varsity Basketball 2 1 0 0 2 7 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 Newark Naples Victor Bloolfield Newark Dundee Romulus South Seneca Penn Yan Mynders Midlakes Whitman Canadaguia JV Football 0 Lyons 0 24 Dundee 0 18 South Seneca 6 14 Pal Mae 22 36 Whitman 8 18 South Seneca 0 37 Bath 6 0 Red Jacket 0 54 Romulus 68 57 H.A.C. 51 48 Bath 71 43 Red Jacket 69 54 Bloomfield 53 51 H.A.C. 48 58 Dundee 59 39 Naples 94 37 South Seneca 82 44 Romulus 83 45 Bath 66 50 Red Jacket 64 58 Bloomfield 69 58 Dundee 52 37 Naples 75 61 South Seneca 88 62 Dundee 56 48 Red Jacket 52 58 Naples 43 Division 11 Tournament Section V Tournament Boys’ J V Basketball 43 Romulus 42 37 H.A.C. 30 36 Bath 23 49 Red Jacket 55 54 Bloomfield 44 62 H.A.C. 45 56 Dundee 32 48 Naples 46 46 South Seneca 61 55 Romulus 47 56 Bath 51 39 Red Jacket 40 Bloomfield Dundee Naples South Seneca Bloomfield Red Jacket Division 1 Tournament We appreciate Peter Daly, our ballboy. 89 4CTIMITIES 90 CHRISTMAS CONCERT AND SING ALONG Parents join Mr. Englcrt in song. Christmas cheer? David at the keyboard. Three of the Chorus girls bring joy. 91 DE SALES SPIRIT — Catch it Spirit Day was the culmination of weeks of plan- ning on the part of Mr. Tracey and Sr. Mary. The day consisted of a prayer service, lunch, and a contest. Scott MacKay from Newark, and Sue Maher from Geneva, tied for first place. And this week you have to read only four novels. All people who speak Spanish raise your hands. )2 This time let's all sing the same song. Future scientists finish their nuclear bomb in lab. Even the teachers acted nice on spirit day. Guests seem puzzled by the art demonstration. Contestants nervously listen to Father Metzger’s introduction. 93 Grand Prix in Concert GRAND PRIX is a group of young, ambitious new musicians who have topped the charts just months after their first release. This live-on-stage performance captures the vibrant energy of the group. The film begins with a shot of the crowd outside the auditorium, who have been there for hours waiting for the doors to open, past two busy ticket takers, past the standing room only audience, and on stage with the band for the rest of the performance. This is a great movie for any music lover, and is well worth the few sour notes. I’m Kasey Kasum and I’ll be back next week with another great movie for you. Steve Lorenza plays lead guitar Paul Q. joins Chris Chris Colizzi, Mark O’Donell, and Bill Kane belt it. J.P. at the drums ALL HALLOWS EVE Halloween was the day that our own beloved students became possessed by the spirits of creatures strange and frightening. Midgets walked hand in hand with ghosts from varied lands down our dark and shadowed halls. Luckily though they were dispelled by the ringing of the bell at 2:24. Juniors prepare for the Halloween festivities. Father distributes communion to some ghouls. 96 Vampires Steve, Kellie and Mike are out for Kathy’s blood. There’s more to these midgets than meets the eye. Isn't Rodger adorable? Pat argues fiercely over a teacher cheating dispute. Spelling Bee The spelling Bee gets underway. The Winners. The Second Annual Sister Helen Spelling Bee was as last year a huge success. Eighth graders from the surrounding schools participated in this challenging event. Lloyd McWilliams, from St Stephen’s was the winner. We thank Mr. and Mrs. Tracey for their par- ticipation in the tournament. 98 Mac McWilliams receives his award. Christmas Formal Carol shows her friends her wall-walking tricks. A memorable evening? Smile PRETTY Billy! Thank God there’s no sound. Have you seen Chip?” “No, but he might be with Jeff. 99 Anything Goes “The Reverend Moon teaches Ching and Ling the evils of gambling. The dancers end “Anything Goes” (with a kiss). Cast Reno Sweeney — Chris Weber Billy — Tony Cannuli Hope Harcourt — Robyn McWilliams Sir Evelyn Oakleigh — Joe McCusker Bonnie — Margaret Toole Moonface Martin — Paul Quartaro Captain — Billy Kane Purser — Louis Fera Mr. Whitney — Michael Smalsone Cruise Director — Michelle Dolgos Camera Man — Theresa Murphy Reporter— Mark Tette 4 Angels Chastity — Lori Anastasi Virtue— Carolyn McCusker Charity — Laura Sullivan Purity — Sheila McWilliams Ching — Bob Belcher Ling — Chris Colizzi Mrs. Harcourt — Debbie Oddi Reno Sweeny poses with her four angels. 100 The Wiz Auditions for the yellow brick road. Mr. Englcrt, director, goes over “Ease on down the road.” Cast Aunt Em — Julie Bonnacci Dorothy— Donna Dwello Uncle Henry — John McKay Addaperle — Carolyn McCusker Scarecrow — Margaret Toole Tin Man -— Mike Smaldone Lion — Scott Sanford Gatekeeper — Luis Galvez The Wiz — J. B. Vcnuti Evillene — Carol Cole Lord High Underling — Chris Colizzi Glinda — Mary Venuti Yellow Brick Road — Patty Schibley, Kim Rinaldo, Michelle Dolgos, Karen Nugent 101 Mary and M ichacl look over their parts. Foreign Exchange Student Luis Galvez, 16 of San Salvador, is this year’s De Sales Exchange stu- dent. He is living with Mark Tette and his family in Stanley. Luis has three sisters and one brother in El Salvador. His sisters, who are all at one time exchange students were the ones who encouraged him to become an exchange student. Although the Exchange Organization decided where Luis was to go, he wanted to go to a Northern school and so he was assigned to DeSales. Luis went to a private German Grade school, before going to High School. Despite the recent transitions in El Salvador, Luis and his family are not in direct danger since they lived more on the outskirts of the city. This year has had many new ex- periences for Luis. He has not only met new people, it was the first time he had seen snow. Luis has par- ticipated in almost every winter sport — skiing, hockey, skating. We are glad to have known Luis this year and are happy to see that he has had a good experience here at De Sales. 102 More New Faces International Foreign Language week changed the names of things. 103 Art Show at the Prouty-Chew De Sales shows its talents off. Chris admires some artwork off camera. 104 Carolina’s rabbit survives the Art Show. If the shoe fits ...! AA THE VILLAGE Vi STORE McDonald's Hallmark Card Party Shop 1 I Town Country Plaza Geneva, New York 14456 (315) 789-6368 462 Hamilton Street Dick and Karen Shoemaker Good Luck in the Future to the Class of ’81 MODERN DRY Compliments of CLEANERS LYNCH 99 N. Genesee Street Geneva, New York FURNITURE CO. For all your dry cleaning needs. Since 1905 105 GAGIANESE FLOWER SHOP DEVANEY CO. INC. Funeral Home Wishing Greatest Success to the Class of ’81 T G ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, INC. 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Toole Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Uhl The Dog House New York Pizza Index Acquilano, Julic — 41 Acquilano, Michael — 44 Alongi.Tina — 41 Anastasi, Lori — 19,49,61, 64 Augustine, Paula — 35 Avon, Pat — 19, 20,97 Babb, Pam — 38, 56 Bartels, Mrs. Barbara — 9, 50,58 Belcher, Bob — 19, 20, 56, 86 Bellomo, Carolina — 19,49, 58.61 Bero, Lorrie — 36, 61,64, 82 Bimbo, Miss Karen — 9 Bimbo, Kristine — 33,49, 61, 64 Bingham, Dianne — 41,53, 56.61 Bolan, MaryLee — 40, 64 Bolan, Terry — 49, 35, 72 Bonacci, Julie — 40, 53, 83, 74 Boncaro, Michaclc — 61,69, 71,76 Boncaro, Samuel — 45, 86 Bonventre, Ann — 13 Bonvcntre, Lisa — 19, 20 Bradley, Paul — 45, 68, 69 Brennan, David — 36, 72 Bucklin, Stephen — 43, 44, 50, 79 Caito, Gregory — 44 Carey, Patricia — 35 Caslin, Deborah — 36 Castelli, John — 41, 59 Castclluzzo, Julie — 35, 49, 58 Cecere, Kelly — 44, 67 Celso, Fr. Tom — 96 Chilbcrt, Amy — 40 Chilbcrt, Mark — 19, 20, 56, 61 Chizinski, Patricia — 50, 53, 58.61 Church, John — 43, 44, 50, 68 Ciancaglini, F Roger — 35, 97 Clark, Debra — 46, 56 Cole, Carol —40,71,76,82 Cole, Kathy —33,96 Colizzi, Chris — 22, 24, 95 Colizzi, Carol — 37, 39, 50, 83 Combs, JoAnn — 34, 49, 53, 58 Combs, Mike —22, 24,61,72 Conley, Brian — 34, 62,68 Connorton, Sr. Janet — 9, 55 Cooley, Stephen — 40, 68, 79 Cooley, Floyd — 22, 24, 73, 72 Cooper, Leslie — 45 Cortclyou, Carter — 36, 56, 59.61 Cortclyou, Penelope — 47, 56, 64,171 Covert, Joe — 22, 24, 54, 59 Crisanti, Mary— 22, 24 Czaplak, Mary — 22, 24 Dailor, Peter — 45, 86 Daniels, Jill — 103 Dardano, Anna — 40, 82 D’Aurizio— 38,64 D’Agostino— 13 Deal, Carol — 35, 61,94 Delamere, Mr. Frank — 8 Dendis, Joseph — 41 DcVancy, Charmaine — 45, 64 Dc Sain, Miss Doreen — 9 Di Federico, Stacie — 38, 71 Dinan, Mary Eileen — 22, 24 Dolgos, Michelle — 42 Donahue, Thomas — 47, 79 Drake, Wendy — 39, 64 Durnin, Nicholas 34 Dwcllo, Donna - 40, 53, 56 Englert, Mr. John — 10, 56, 91 Evangelista, Robert — 40, 72 Fahy, Mr. John — 7 Faul, Laura — 23, 24 Faul, Patrick — 34, 68, 72 Fleeton, Sr. Mary Pat — 10 Fordon, David — 44, 68, 79 Free, Kathy — 33, 49, 61,464 Galves, Luis — 45, 58, 68, 102 Gentile, Maria — 47, 64 Giorgianni, Elizabeth — 43, 37, 50,64 Guererri, David — 40, 72, 85 Guererri, Thomas — 47, 53, 68 Harman, Carol — 40, 53, 61 Hart, William — 17, 23, 24, 50 Hanley, Sr. Shelia — 10, 15 Heieck, Monica — 44, 53, 58, 67 Hendricks, Michael — 33, 61, 68 Hcnnessy, Barbara — 33,49, 50, 53 Hennessy, Robert — 40, 68, 79 Hill, Colleen — 38 Hirons, Kelly —37,49, 50. 64 Hoefler, Julianne — 23, 24 Howard, Daniel — 46 Howard, Richard — 45,86 Hughes, Francine — 32, 34, 50,61 Hughes, Linda — 23, 24, 50, 58 Hughes, Patricia — 42, 61, 64,82 Hurley, Marilyn — 17, 23, 24, 50 Iannopollo, Kathy — 17, 23, 50,74 Jakobovic, George — 39, 53, 59, 86 Jesson, MaryBcth — 36 Koch, Heather — 42, 56, 58, 71 Koch, Kimberly — 42, 56, 58, 71 Landschoot, Theresa — 42, 56 Lane, Stephen — 33, 94, 96 Laws, Thomas — 68 Leisenring, James — 41,56, 59,68 Leisenring, Lori 46, 53, 56, 64 Lennon, Adrian — 36, 61,72 Lcvcn, Mr. Christopher —11, 50, 59, 60 Liberio, Lisa — 46. 53, 58 Lombardo, Phillip - 39. 56 Lorsong, Patricia — 35, 64 Lynch, Miss Mary 13 MacKay, John- 15,23.49, 55 MacKay, Michael — 15, 26, 49, 59 Maher, David - - 39, 56,68, 79 Maher, Richard — 47. 68, 78 Manion, Nancy — 26, 28, 49. 74 Manteli, Michelle — 17, 26, 74,75 Marstcincr, Mrs. Carol — II, 14,49 Maywalt, Sr. Mary — 7 McCusker, Carolyn — 42, 56. 67 McCusker, James — 26. 28, 55 McDermott, Jacquelyn — 38, 71,83 McDonald, Paul — 26. 28,72 McFadden, Barbara — 49 McGuigan, Cynthia — 33. 361.82 McQuillan, Ann — 34, 83 Mcarns, Pamela — 38, 56 Millis, Brian — 46 Millis, Martin — 103 Millis, Matthew — 42, 68, 79 Morrin, Kellee — 36, 94, 96 Moschiano, Daphne — 38, 56. 64.82 Mull, William — 46, 53 Murphy, Colleen — 47 Murphy, John — 46 Murphy, Mark — 26, 49, 54, 59 Murphy, Thresa — 42 Muzzi, Mr. Stephen — II, 14,82, 76 Ninestine, Linda — 26, 28. 57,67 Nugent, Karen — 45, 53, 56, 64 Oddi, Deborah — 39, 56 O’Donnell, Kevin — 34 O’Neill, Ann — 58 O’Neill, Carol — 34, 61,64, 83 O’Neill, Michael — 45 On'orato, Cynthia — 44, 53, 56,58 Pacitto, Andrew — 42, 68,69 Pettronc, Nancy — 32, 35, 50 Pedersen, Norecn — 47, 53, 64 Phillips, Ronald 47 Pollino, Dominick 46 Pollino, Lorrie — 38, 64 Priano, Kathleen — 36 Quartaro, Paul — 27, 50, 56. 61 Ralston, Debra — 41 Rescndes — 27, 28, 74 Riccionc, Candace — 46, 58, 67 Rice, Mr. Dan — 13 Rice, Margaret — 27, 74 Riggs, Robert — 42, 56, 59 Rinaldo, Kimberly — 41,56 Roberts, Elizabeth — 36 Ruggicri, John — 42, 59 Salotti, Christopher 41,68. 78.79 Salotti, Thomas 44,68 Sanford, Scott — 42 Sroka, Ann — 42 Scaramuzzino. Amy — 40, 56,76 Schibley, Patricia — 39, 56, 57 Sindoni, Guy 46,68 Sindoni, Thrccsa — 39, 56, 76 Smaldonc, Michael — 34, 96 Smead, Scana — 34, 49, 56, 63 Sollenne, Arlene — 46. 56, 64. 66 Sollenne, Mary — 49, 61.64, 66 Spano, Michael — 38, 68 Spcllccy, Mr. Mack — 12, 64, 72.79 Stuchkus, Cheryl — 27 Sullivan, Laura — 36 Sutherland, Mrs. Leslie— 12 Taney, R. Frank — Taney, Joe — 38, 68, 79 Tette, Mark — 41,68, 79 Thornton, Michael — 39, 68 Toole, Elisabeth — 27, 49, 50, 53 Toole, Margaret — 36, 39, 50, 61 Toole, Susan — 43, 45. 50, 64 Tracey, Mrs. Beryl — 2 Tracey, Mr. Edward — 14 Uhl, Kurt —45,68,79 Valentino, Michelle — 44, 64 VanDeMortcl, Mary — 45 VanDeMortel, Scott — 27, 61 Vatter, Mike — 44, 68, 79 Vatter, Thomas — 68, 72 Ventura, John — 47 Venuti, John — 38,95 Venuti, Mary — 37, 39, 50, 56 Walsh, Paul — 45 Weber, Penny — 38, 82 Wilkie, Michelle — 38, 53, 56 Williams, Mary — 38 Yunits, Joanne— 27 ZUFFOLETTO STUDIO 480 Hamilton St. Geneva, N.Y. 14456 ‘‘Distinctive Senior Photography” fcf 71