DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

A Splendid Torch Life is no brief candle to me It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got hold of for the moment And I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations. George Bernard Shaw i We, as students of DeSales High School, know the quality and workmanship that goes into creating a “Saint.” That same dedication and hard work went into the construction of this yearbook. We feel it reflects our lives at DeSales, whether in prayer, work or play. The staff of this yearbook deliberated many days for a theme that would portray the school. When the Olympics was suggested, it seemed just what we wanted. One reason for having it as our theme is the fact that the Olympics are held in this year, of 1984, but that is not the main reason. We feel that the Olympic dream and being a DeSales Saint are alike in that we all want to be on top. That goal comes when we graduate, knowing we have the best education there is. This is accomplished with the assistance of Mr. Tracey, the faculty and our families but the biggest push comes from the Lord, Himself. For without His help, we might not have chosen the path to DeSales. There is a difference between the Olympics and a “Saint”, in that the Olympics have those who do not win because they are not good enough. This is not true at DeSales. We know that all who are here, students and faculty alike, are gold medal win- ners because we try and never give up. So throughout these pages, you will see those who try and try again but not once does the thought of giving in occur because, “We Proudly Call Ourselves DeSales Saints.” “As for Me ... I have run the great race, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith. And now the prize awaits me, the garland of righteousness which the Lord, the all-just Judge, will award me on that great day; and it is not for me alone, but for all who have set their hearts on His coming appearance.” 2 Tim 4:7-8 irtisers Fapuity and' ' ! % I SALESIAN 1984 Volume 50 __ Co-Editors: ria Gentile Michelle Valentino (Associate Editors: Kelly Cecere A Parent, a Teacher, Mrs. Carol Marsteiner To us, Mrs. Marsteiner, you gave your undivided attention, with one-on-one situations in class. Through your experience and through your thoughtfulness we have excelled. You have invested in our future, expecting the dividend to come back threefold; and it will. To us, you have given your trust and your friendship. When we needed help you were there, whether it was on your lunch hour or after school. Since you believed in us, we had faith in ourselves. For us, you organized beautiful proms, our National Honor Society, and gave your support in our fund-raisers. You donated lunch time for extra labs. You are a parent, a teacher, and a friend all rolled into one. So to you, Mrs. Marsteiner, we gratefully inscribe this edition of the Salesian. We realize that these words and this paper cannot repay you for all you give, so with these pages comes the love we have built up for you during the past four years. 4 a Friend Mrs. M. enjoys marching in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. She not only teaches, she dances too! A rare moment — peace and quiet. MyM mm Adminis tion ynnm ir. Mary May wait — Vice Principal Mr. Edward Tracey — Principal Mr. John Fahy — Guidance Counselor DeSales School Board Keeps Us Going 1983-1984 MEMBERS Pres. Samuel Boncafo Timothy Buckley Terri Caito Edward Courtney William Crowley Joanna Donahue Frank Hughes Msgr. Gerald Krieg Rev. Edwin Metzger Mary Salotti Sr. Edwardine Weaver Sr. Rosemary St. Peter Mr. Hughes, Mr. Crowley, Sr. Mary Maywalt, Sr. Edwardine, Mrs. Caito. Some New Faces at DeSales Sr. Barbara — Religion 10,11. Miss Proga — Earth Science, Biology, and Chemistry. Mr. DeYulio — Student teacher English 9, 10. 7 FACULTY — Sitting: Miss Bimbo, Mrs. Zeppieri, Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. DeBolt, Mrs. Sutherland, Mr. Muzzi, Mr. Tracey. Standing: Sr. Sheila, Mrs. Marsteiner, Mr. Geary, Miss DeSain, Mr. Fahy, Sr. Leo Marie, Mr. Hayden, Mrs. D'Agostino, Sr. Janet, Mr. Reed, Sr. Mary. Missing From the Picture: Mr. Englert, Sr. Mary Pat. Faculty 8 Art Department Sr. Janet Connorton English Department Miss Doreen DeSain, Sr. Leo Marie Ward, Mrs. Beryl Tracey. _________ “Are you looking at your keys?' Are they listening or sleeping? 9 Where did everybody go? 10 Library Sr. Mary Patrick Fleeton, librarian; Mrs. Sue Benzoni. Music Department Mr. John Englert Math Department Mrs. Carol Marsteiner. Mr. Thomas Geary “Engie” strikes a famous pose. “Peek-a-boo!! 11 Mr. Hayden conducts his aerobic session. Science Department Mrs. Leslie Sutherland, Mrs. Carol Marsteiner, Mr. Thomas Geary Religion Department Mr. Edward Tracey, Sr. Mary Maywalt, Mr. Michael Hayden The element of surprise! 12 Everyone participates in the school mass. Mrs. Virginia D'Agostino, Secretary to Principal, Bookkeeper; Mrs. Ann DeBolt, Secretary to Vice Principal and Guidance, and Attendance. 14 15 Row 1: Maureen O'Neill, Mary Beth O'Donnell, Patricia Cooke, Ann Sindoni. Alesha Priebe, LuAnn Furano, Ann Marvin, Michelle Derby, Melissa Hunter, Catherine Cotroneo, Elizabeth Breen. Row 2: Caroline Caito, Babette DeVaney, Claudine Rinaldo, Marguerite Lynch, Julie Pane, Amy Cecere, Kerry Radcliffe, Jodie Paulsen, Mary Mazzoli, Alisa Trunzo. Row 3: Concetta Wooster, Mary Anne Lambert, Jeanann Guinan, Kristine Guinan, Cory Anne Gallagher, Maria Lom- bardo, Mathieu DeNoras, Michael Spooner, John Cataline, Mark Polzinetti. Roiv 4: Paul Lahr, Scott Burri, Mike O'Malley, Robert Lash. Frank Turturro, Steven Patter, Anthony Stirpe, James Cecere, Anthony Priano, David LeFaivre. Row 5: John Scaglia, Kevin Powers, Sean Murphy, Andrew Clark. William Leigh. Peter Cole, Phillip Sin- doni, Jonathan Daniels. Paul Richardson, Dennis Bradley. Phil supervised most of the night. 16 This is serious business. The class of 1987 soared to first place in one of America’s greatest inventions, the airplane. Tag gets nothing but abuse from his guests. 17 Missing from Freshman picture Katie Morgan. Everyone watches in amazement as Tag rolls the ball. Freshmen are lucky to be allowed into a SENIOR homeroom. Freshmen their JV s. Tim smiles proudly for the camera Babette practices her defensive skills on the opposition. 18 Look, it's a bird. The next Dr. J.?!? Hey girls — doin' anything tonight??? Look ma, no hands. h 20 Row 1: Jennifer Guererri. Beth Schroeder, Kristen Kane, Cathy Hall, Tammy Campbell, Donna Weston, Mary Beth Priano, Gina Gregoria, Shelly Alternari, Yvette Ortiz, Julie Weber. Row 2: Stephanie DeVaney, Mary McCusker, Michelle Trotta, Maureen Heieck, William Hirons, Douglas Zeck. Matthew Carty, Christina Melito, Beth Fordon, Robert Chapman. Row 3: Joseph Babb, Christopher Todd, Joseph Giorgianni, Timothy Clark, Thomas Hutchison, Scott Cornell, Paul Long, James Marvin. Michael Donahue, Susan O'Malley, Michael Bucklin. Executive decisions are being made. 22 Mary goes for a strike. Missing from Junior class picture Sue Morgan, Karl Uhl, Tim Massa, Jill Marks, John Capozzi. 24 Vvi- L 0 ccc Row I: Ichiro Williams, Jill Andrews, Monica Tette, Laura Gerstner, Mary Rinaldo, John Polzinetti, Molly Ortiz, Mary O'Neil, Julie Laws, Chris Cosentino, Amy Lash. Row 2: Tony Sindoni, Ken Marsh, Tony Cannuli, Mike Bonventre, Kyle Bruzda, Cathy Cardinale, Brian Hendricks, Tom Chilbert. Steve Jesson, Janet Salotti, Floyd McWilliams. Row 3: Jim Babb, Robert Roxstrom, Steve Fragnoli, Mike Pane, Jonh Guinan, Marty McCutcheon, Lisa Cote, Maureen Quigly, Kirsten Sindoni, Martin Onorato, Susan Maher. “Only 1,648 more to go!yy John's working, Mike's being shy, and Rob must be getting a bright idea. 26 Roiv 1: Scott MacKay, Jeff Clark, Robert McGuigan, Maren Carty, Janet Salotti. Row 2: Marci MacLaren, Jeff Finetvood, Floyd McWilliams, Ed Ernestine, Mike Pane, Ken Marsh, Mike Taney, Debra Faherty. Rockin' and Rollin' to the beat Juniors were jiving down the street! 27 Hi Rob! Juniors show their 50's spirit Comrades in misery Junior Officers President, Mike Pane; Secretary, Mary O'Neil; Vice President, Monica Tette; Treasurer, Steve Fragnoli. “Juniors proudly show off their new rings. “50 3 beauties Maren, Julie and Cosie” W Artist John draws halls of DHS. 30 r KAlKETj in dependatur 'ftsjs esanen W3oe1 mor Pun. 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UfLuJ UmulAs jM Ibi ’T! ”12 hut T t 3 Uw sQ Lcv i 'jyt . | Tt-irt ?r ag tiu fu£ OU y O-rxj L UlJc Pa xcA- Cb c£- v t a uL K x st -ds - (Z iZAs ■ ' '' 5' 7xZ X''' y . tf X-J.— I -7 3 hl.tm hl) Jt Dear Members of the Class of '84, Some of your parents were able to express their wishes for you in time for the printer's deadline. Others, we are sure, are just as proud of you You all are still as beautiful in your parents’ eyes! f - fcxrers j vv 2 u•-c. yc «. Cu ci x --a «So proud err t)C.J. '■ u-'t U-.SK «-jClx 5iC ' joij in pll tjou do DftO t H M CJ, 0t z CctoL f tyeruL ct ncL drrZc, 'TftjJyr. Bcz d AMsL ■ ■r s C ts tpx-us d£o ■ 'tysSTt ■ (ZZ xjZ Fffi tx v ti --- w t= A fi a er A.y pfi. CJ J Z? o y YO - o A poK C zfAA f-tso iK, (yc-vjr cec y-o Y a a. Y fo c? fc,- -tfi J y A-evsb 6( ZsrxAji-a V H_ (l4 X dn o «. f Lc t ct Aji,n ■ L yJ . UV tvv •. eJka «. VJ «, o-¥- «uvj� _ cchU vf K VNu C dene • u)c. Lout, you, - Ptyk-ti' Z hpc BzlaC. I i-fc- -Zk rxj Jo 6j J_y _JsCr -X t cixCAV pYitrr . fyujJj fu b � r «ur It wasn't too long ago that you held us in your arms. And just a short time ago, we learned how to run. We've come a long way and have been many places; but Mom and Dad have always been there. You've watched us make all the mistakes kids make. You've watched us take all the chances kids take; but through all our tears and through all our laughter, we keep growing and you keep loving. Now we would like to take the time to thank you, our parents, and everyone who has supported and helped us through these special and memorable times. As we go our separate ways, these memories of all of you will be taken with us. Xjour graduated of 1984 34 'CRLTSFAVmi .m FRENCH Our Favorites 36 Favorite comedian: Eddie Murphy Favorite sport: Football Favorite jeans: Levi’s Favorite food: Italian Favorite movie: Fast Times At Ridgemont High Favorite actor: Richard Gere Favorite actress: Christie Brinkley Favorite car: Porsche Favorite class: None other than the SENIORS!!! Kelly Marie Cecere shortness . . . Concha . . . “shut up, Steven” . .. loud?...pudge Penelope A. Cortelyou “Penny” . . . soccer . . . flute . . . red . . . driver's permit? William G. Cook Cookie” . . ■ Waterloo . . food . . . chauvanisl Stephen Bucklin “Bucky” . . . parties nice legs . . . athlete ego . . . Irish Michael H. Acquilano Face . . . Dweeb . . . Ba, Ha!” . ■ . Gandhi ... Tod Mod Paul Bradley “Bibby” . . . Football . . . lifting . . . sharp-dressed man . . . girls Samuel G. Boncaro Trisha . . . “The Boat” . . . Yosemite . . . Baul . . . ties Gregory A. Caito “Caits” . . . Gastineau . gum . . . Spanish class . Brett Catanise “Hey dude” . . . Jimi . . . Bruce . . . Chucks . . . O.P. . . . “all right!” Anne Marie Cyzmmek Nicole Aimee DeMoras quiet . . . nice . . . smile Coe . . . Dan . . . Penn . . . short. . . shy Yan . . .flirt Elizabeth A. Giorgianni Thomas M. Guererri Lisa . . . Dizzy . . . K- Rat ' ... Harry . . . car . . . JV.S. Party at my house! . . . cards Monica L. Heieck Mo” . . . Assistant D.A. . . . Reese's Peanut But- ter Cups . . . briefcase Robert D. Howard Dan . . . Nicole . . . Ed- die Murphy . . . Mr. President Charmaine DeVaney Thomas P. Donahue Maine” . . . Caddy . . . Sleepy” . . . Stick . . . Daytona . . . spaz. . . . Ponderosa . . . Rolling Sorry!”. . . humorous Stones . . . Police David E. For don “Stroke” . . . nose . . . Old Spice . . . speedo Maria Antonella Gentile Mer . . . Mafia car . . . Italiana . . . “Let’s boogie!”. . . hair 39 V V %U4k I ,T ' ' ,r W' ■ ’ . ■ i. • £ s tI i , can see, we. should be together; one; as one; I can see, we should be together; As one, in my life, as one, I can see; we should be, together. Through the years we grew together Life has brought us pain and pleasure; Trying, together. Now that life is so much brighter; Let us take the next step higher, Shining; Shining. As one, together, as one; I can see, we should be together; As one, forever, as one Well I can see, we should be together. We are gathered here together, Joining hands as one forever. Always, together. Ring the bells so all can hear '«• ' IK. Tell thexvorld come join the spirit; Shining; Shining. As one; as one. } As one; as one. Shining; shining. As one, in my life, as one, I can see, we should be always together. As one, as one, I can see we should be together. Ring the bells so all can hear it; Tell the world come join the spirit; Always, together. Here today and gone tomorrow; New horizons always follow. Shining; shining. As One [ Class of 1984 P As one, as one I can see, we should be together; As one, as one Well I can see we should be together. As one, as one; I can see, we should be always together. As one, forever, as one; Well I can see we should be together. Heather M. Koch “Toodles” . . . arguer . . . LTD . . . The Beast . . . Notre Dame Thomas Laws “Lawsy . . . doofy . . . Duster . . . Candy Man . . . captain Lori L. Leisenring “Onion” . . . “where's Cinder?” . . . pink piggies . . . gymnast Karen A. Long Friendly . .. Romulus . .. Office Practice Queen Richard T. Maher “Dick” . . . EYES “click” ■ . . sports captain . . . blusher. . . C.J.C. Brian J. M illis “Bri” . . . cake-baker hypochondriac DeSales Saint William M. Mull “Bill” . . . future morti- cian . . . dungeon . . . eyebrows Karen A. Nugent “Nug” .. . Boomer . . . Volvo . .. “K”. . . singer Michael O'Neil “Mike” . . . Port Byron . . . deep throat history naps? Cynthia Onorato “Cindy” . . . “where's Lori?” ... 4 permits does not a license make Ronald E. Phillips Thomas Salotti “Ronnie” . . . maniac “Tommy” . . . “Salotts” driver . . . Watertown........suave . . . Zorro . . . Beth “You 're bad” Guy Sindoni “Sindones” . . . quiet . . . Sixers . . .Alice's . . . lefty Arlene Sollenne Susan T. Toole big mouth . . . laugh . . . “Toole” . . ■ Miss Sophis chronic liar . . . Noah ... ... Do-Do. . . grounded “Arlene is beautiful . .. “FINE!” Andy . . . editor . .. “I'm hungry . . . paranoid . . . purple Mary Vandemortel pink piggies . . . chatter- box . . . “Mrs. Clean” . . . P.A. Michael Vatter “Tard” . . . Fire . . . “Mike” . . . heavy metal . . . “fer sure” “Ventura” . . . ears . . . FBI agent . . . mad scientist Kurt Michael Uhl Mod Squad . . . Nova . . . concerts . . . eyes 43 Michael Howard Acquilano Ski Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State; NHS 2. 3. I; Basketball Intramurals; Science Club 2 Samuel George Boncaro III Musical I. 2; Baseball I; Bowling I; Gol] I, 2, 3; Foot- ball 3; Basketball Intramurals; Salesian 4; Varsity Club; Boys' State Caul E. Bradley Football I, 2. 3, 4: Basketball I, 3: Weightlifting I; Lenten Committee 3; Varsity Club Stephen G. Bucklin Class President I, 2; Science Club 2; Vice-President 4; Basketball L 2, 3, 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Football I, 2, 3. 4; Lenten Committee; Varsity Club; Boys' State; N HS 3, 4; Salesian 4 Gregory Caito Football 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals Brett Cat anise Football 2; Basketball 3 Kelly Marie Cecere Cheerleader I. 2, 3, 4; Musical I, 2; International Club 2; NHS 3. 4; Salesian 4 Debra Anne Clark Volleyball I; Softball I, 2, 4; Basketball 1.2. 4 William Cook Waterloo — Football 1; DeSales — Football 2. 3; Stu- dent Council Treasurer 4 Penelope Cortelyou Musical I. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball I; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2. 3. President 4; Basketball 4; Science Club: Musical Ensemble 1,2, 3. 4; Newspaper 4 Anne Czymmek NHS 3. 4 Senior Nicole Aimee DeMoras Lenten Committee; Student Council 4; Music Ensem- ble — Treasurer 4; Science Club 3, President 4; Sale- sian 4; Penn Yan — Track 1, 2 Charmaine DeVaney Cheerleader I, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lenten Com- mittee; International Club 2; Softball I, 2. 3, 4; Soccer 1.2.3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club; Salesian 4 Paul Donahue Basketball I. 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1; International Club 2; Baseball 2; Science Club 4; Salesian 4; Varsity Club David For don Musical 1, 2. 3, 4; Music Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club Maria Antonella Gentile Musical I; Basketball I, 2; Soccer I; Lenten Commit- tee; Class Secretary 3; Salesian Editor Elisabeth Giorgianni Class Secretary I, 4, Treasurer 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; NHS 3, 4; Salesian 4; Varsity Club Thomas Guererri PUP 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball I; Golf I. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club Monica Lyn Heieck International Club I. 2; Cheerleader I. 3; PHP I; NHS 2, 3, Secretary 4; Salesian 4; Class Treasurer 4; Music Ensemble 1, 2 R. Daniel Howard Baseball I, 2; Golf 3. 4; Football I; Varsity Club; Sale- sian 4; Class President 4; Boys' State; NHS 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Science Club Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3 Heather Koch Directory International Club I; Musical I, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Group; NHS 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State; Softball 2; Salesian 4; Music Ensemble Tom Laws Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Varsity Club Lori Leisenring PHP I, 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Music Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; International Club 2; NHS 3, 4; Soccer 2; Softball 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Musical I, 2, 3, 4; Salesian 4 Karen Long Soccer 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Romulus — Soccer I, 2; Ski Club 1. 2; Salesian 4 Richard Maher Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Varsity Club; Salesian 4 Brian Millis Color Guard 2, 3; Music 2; Music Ensemble 2, 3; Sale- sian 4 William Mull PHP I; Student Council, Vice Pres. 4 Karen Nugent Science Club 4; Ski Club I, 2, 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Salesian 3, 4; Newspaper 3; NHS 2, 3, Vice-President; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; PHP 7, 2; Music Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; International Club 2. President 2; PHP I, 2; Lenten Committee Michael O’Neil NHS 2, 3,4 Cynthia Onorato PHP 7, 2, 3; International Club 7, 2; Soccer 2, 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Cheerleader 7, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Music Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4; Salesian 4; Varsity Club Ronald Phillips Weightlifting 1; Basketball 4; Basketball Intramurals 2,3 Thomas Salotti Football I, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club; Golf 1,2, 3,4 Guy Sindoni Football I, 2; Weightlifting 1; Basketball In- tramurals; .Basketball 4 Arlene Sollenne Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 2; President 3; President 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Lenten Com- mittee, Music Ensemble I, 2; Salesian 4; Varsity Club Susan T. Toole Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Vice Presi- dent 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Soccer 1, 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; Lenten Committee; Varsity Club; Salesian 4 Kurt Uhl Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Weightlifting I Michelle Valentino Music I, 2; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club; Salesian Editor 4 Mary VanDeMortel Music I, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Music Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Salesian 4 Michael Vatter Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 2, 3, 4 John Ventura Music 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball I. 2; Intramurals — DeSales High School has again taken the Olympics by storm. 1984 seems to be a great year for breaking records. The school has captured all the medals: Senior Dan Howard, the gold; Junior Mike Pane, the silver; Soph. Michelle Trotta, the bronze; and even the certificate of merit is taken by Frosh Tag Daniels. 49 The Annua.! Candy Drive The high sellers of the candy drive are joined by Richard. 50 and Fund Raisers Mr. Priano heads up weekly bingo. Mr. Hughes smashes cans before they were returnable. Mrs. Onorato checks the winners. Mr. Guererri and Mr. Crough cook up a storm for our annual chicken barbecue. Mrs. Muzzi will give the lucky Bingo cards. 51 Yosemite and Tomeee model the latest fashions of Homecoming week 83’ 52 A Crazy Week for Homecoming Warriors come out to play-ay 53 Not exactly the Rockettes! t Religion classes partake in Mr. Hayden's Thanksgiving service. “Once upon a time, in a land far, far atvay . . . 54 Celebrate Mass The DeSales Folk group leads the song at the Installation Mass. Maria reads the word of God. 55 Junior Senior Prom 83 Well, she was here Just A Minute Ago” Am I in the line. . .? What a Great Time! Our Future World Leaders “Get Me Home . . . 56 On “Rampage” Lost by the beat. Spectators jammin with Rampage at Student Council Dance. Eighth Graders Visit the School es mi mono? Nicole is surprised by what Art class is really supposed to be about. Alex is captivated by the marvels of computers 58 “ can't ivait to come Here!?? Spring Trip to Fr nce Row 1: Sue Maher, Miss DeSain, Mary VanDeMortal, Suzanne Morgan. Row 2: Maureen Quigley, Marty Onotaro, Maren Carty, Mike O'Neil, Penny Cortelyou. Missing From Picture: Mrs. Carty, Heather Koch. The future world travelers check out their itinerary. 59 CAST OF MUSICAL — Above, Row 1: Stephanie DeVaney, Mary Lee Bolan, Anne O'Neil, Lori Leisenring, David Maher, David Fordon. Row 2: Marty Onorato, John Ven- tura, Bill Hirons, Brian Hendricks, Amy Lash, Beth For- don, Molly Ortiz, Mary Venuti, Penny Cortelyou. Row 3: Miss DeSain (choreographer, co-director), Cindy Onorato, Carolyn McCusker, Jill Marks, Jill Daniels, Andy Pacitto, George Jakobovic, Matt Leisening, Ichica Williams, Bob Chapman, Matt Carty, Michelle Dolgos, Mr. Englert (Direc- tor). Row 4: Karen Nugent, Donna Dwello, Maren Carty, Susan Maher, Jill Andrews, Maureen Heieck, Pam Mearns, Julie Bonacci, John Polzinetti, Monica Tette. 60 “Our National Merit Winner” ’83 Spring Musical Pippin Production Direction: Mr. John Englert, Miss Doreen DeSain. Music Direction: Mr. John Englert Choreography: Miss Doreen DeSain Leading Characters: Pippin................Andrew Pacitto Leading Player........Jill Daniels Fastrada..............Donna Dwello Lewis.................Matt Leisenring Berthe............Carolyn McCusker Charles the Great . . George Jakobovic Catherine........Karen Nugent Betsy.............Krista DeVaney 61 A Day For O Patron Bon Jour, Let's bowl!! On the feast of St. Francis DeSales there were many activities planned. The day started out with everyone attending a mass to celebrate our Patron Saint. Then the Juniors and Seniors saw the movie Choices Of The Heart in the morning while the Freshmen and Sophomores went bowling at Sunset Bowl. In the afternoon the upperclassmen got the chance to sharpen up their bowling skills. All the students enjoyed pizza and pop provided by Student Council. It was a day packed with excitement. Check it out, 1984's Olympic Bowling Baby! Super Bowler!?! Saint Francis DeSales “Look everyone,” Steve proclaims. ‘7 can lift a bowling ball!!” Freshman Frank Turturro attempts another gutter! 63 Fall Fashion Show Mrs. Greco M.C.'s but Claudine gets camera shy. Lisa models the fashion of today. Models were students: Kris . . . parents: Mrs. Donahue . . . and staff: Mrs. D. 64 Row 1: Michael Bucklin, Joe Giorgianni, Michelle Trotta, Donna Weston, Tag Daniels, Kevin Powers, Anthony Stirpe, Jimmy Cecere, John Cataline. Row 2: Matt Cannuli, Mary O'Neil, Monica Tette, Michael Pane, Steve Frag noli, Steve Jesson. Row 3: Arlene Sollenne, Susan Toole, Bill Mull, Miss Bimbo (moderator), Bill Cook, Dan Howard, Stephen Bucklin, Monica Heieck, Lisa Giorgianni, Paul Donahue. Cookie's really cookin' now! Student Council 66 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Susan Toole, Secretary; Arlene Sollene, President; Miss Bimbo, Moderator; Bill Mull, Vice-President; Bill Cook, Treasurer. Anne excitedly receives her award. T 1 “His number is unlisted . . . Miss Bimbo and Bill count the millions 67 National Honor Society Monica Heieck, Secretary, Penny Cor- telyou, President, Mrs. Marsteiner, Moderator, M ic he lie Valentino, Treasurer, Karen Nugent, Vice President Susan and Arlene give their services to the Center of Concern. 68 Row 1: Mary O'Neil, Susan Toole, Lisa Giorgianni, Arlene Sollenne, Michelle Valentino, Mac McWilliams, Mike O'Neil, Steven Bucklin, Kelly Cecere. Row 2: Dan Howard, Karen Nugent, Mrs. Marsteiner, Penny Cortelyou, Heather Koch, Charmaine DeVaney, Marty Onorato, Matt Cannuli, Mike Acquilano, Monica Heieck, Anne Czymmek, Lori Leisenring, Steve Fragnoli. Row 1: John Polzinetti, Steve Jesson, Maureen Quigley, Cindy Onorato, Stephanie DeVaney, John Barnard, Joe Giorgianni. Row 2: Sam Boncaro, Susan Maher, Monica Tette, Maren Carty, Molly Ortiz, John Ventura. Row 3: Nicole DeMoras, Brian Hendricks, Ed Ninestine, Tom Salotti, Mike Pane, Amy Lash. 69 Salute to the Saints Row 1: Rob Roxtrorn, Mac MacWilliams, Lori Leisenring, Maren Carty. Row 2: Mrs. Tracey, Molly Ortiz, John Cataline, Cindy Onorato, Lisa Giorgianni, Cathy Cardinale. Row 3: Dan Howard, Mike Pane, Steve Fragnoli, Sue Maher, Sr. Janet. Dungeons and Dragons Rote 1: Tim Massa, John Polzinetti, Scott MacKay. Row 2: Jeff Clarke, Jim Cecere, Tony Stripe. Missing From Picture: Mike Faherty, Marci MacLaren. Musical ’84 71 Tryouts are so hard!! Sa.lesta.ti Row 1: Karen Long, Kelly Cecere, Brett Catanise. Row 2: Maria Gentile, Michelle Valentino, Karen Nugent, Nicole DeMoras. Row 3: Lori Leisenring, Lisa Giorgianni, Mary Van De Mortel, Brian Millis, Sue Toole, Arlene Sollenne, Sr. Janet. Row 4: Cindy Onorato, Steve Bucklin, Andy Clark, Richard Maher, Dan Howard, Paul Donohue, Charmaine DeVaney. V -v Dan tries to take a picture. 72 Co-Editors Michelle and Maria take a break from their busy schedules!! in Process The results of a hard working day. Summer yearbook sessions — accomplish much? Our most faithful staff member. Music BAND Row 1: Amy Lash, Michelle Nelson, Karen Buckley, Eric Heieck, Nicole Acquilano. Row 2: Laura Jakobovic, Michelle Malcuria, Michelle Hughes, Cindy Colizzi, Debbie Faherty, Lori Leisenring, Chris Claxton. Row 3: Cory Gallagher, Caroline Caito, Nellie Lynch, John Cataline, Ann Sindoni, Claudine Rinaldo, Catherine Cotroneo, Patty Cooke, Michelle Derby, John Englert, Director. Row 4: Dave Fordon, John Barnard, Ron Buckley, Penny Cortelyou, Matt Carty, Bob Lash, Sue Maher, Marty Onorato, Suzanne Morgan. 74 Ensemble CHORUS Row 1: Maureen O’Neil, Beth Breen, Lori Leisenring, Molly Ortiz, Mary Beth Priano,Amy Lash, Catherine Cotroneo, Michelle Derby. Row 2: Laura Gerstner, Maria Lombardo, Cathy Cardinale, Mary Van De Mortel, Cory Gallagher, Ann Sindoni, Matt Carty, Nellie Lynch, Patty Cooke. Row 3: Karen Nugent, Cindy Onorato, Alisa Trunzo, Kerry Radcliffe, Tag Daniels, Jill Andrews, Marty Onorato, John Barnard, Dave Fordoni, Penny Cortelyou, Susan Maher. OFFICERS Row 1: Chorus Vice-President, Jill Andrews. Row 2: Chorus President, Karen Nugent; Band President, Susan Maher. Row 3: Chorus Vice-President, Cindy Onorato; Band Secretary, Dave Fordon; Band Treasurer, Amy Lash; Band Vice-President, Penny Cortelyou. 75 Ski Clubs NORDIC CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Mary Mazzoli, Matt DeMoras. Row 2: Andy Clark, Mr. Geary, Katie Morgan, Nicole DeMoras, Missy Hunter. Row 3: John Cataline, Jill Andrews, Missy Salotti, Maureen Quigley. Missing From Picture: Suzanne Morgan. DOWNHILL Row 1: Matt DeMoras, Missy Salotti, John Polzinetti. Row 2: Tom Salotti, Jill Andrews, Mike Acquilano, Nicole DeMoras, Scott Cornell. 76 Varsity Club Row 1: Arlene Sollenne, Lisa Giorgianni, Chris Cosentino, Karen Nugent, Mary Rinaldo, Lori Leisenring, Marcy MacLaren, Amy Lash, Maureen Quigley, Penny Cortelyou, Susan Toole. Row 2: Lisa Cote, Tom Chilbert, Brian Hendricks, Marty Onorato, Ichica Williams, Cindy Onorato, Monica Tette, Missy Salotti, Michelle Valentino, Stephanie DeVaney. Row 3: Tom Salotti, Matt Cannuli, Dan Howard, Paul Donahue, Sam Boncaro, Tom Laws, Tom Guererri, Michael Acquilano, Mike Bucklin, Paul Bradley, Steve Fragnoli, Mike Taney, Mike Bucklin, John Guinan, Charmaine DeVaney, Kirsten Sindoni. Row 4: David Fordon, Rob Roxstrom, Kurt Uhl, Guy Sindoni, Marty McCutcheon, Richard Maher, Mike Pane, Stephen Bucklin, Brett Can- tanise, Bubba McGuigan, Joe Babb, Tony Sindoni, Susan Maher. U 77 Friendly Visitors The Juniors ' with Mattie. Mattie Venuti teaches aerobics to the gym classes. 78 Our biggest kid visits tvith our youngest Santa Claus. 79 Golf J.V. Baseball Row 1, sitting: Bill Hirons, Mike Bonventre, Joe Venuti. Row 2: Ed Ninestine, John Guinan, Mike Taney, Greg Caito. Row 3: Matt Cannuli, Mike Bucklin, Tony Sindoni, Steve Frag noli, Steve Pine, Peter Bonacci. J. V. Ba.seba.ll ’83 80 81 Penny proudly accepts her trophy. The 1983 Softball season was very exciting despite the discouraging record. The Saints were Seventh in the league with a 5-11 win record. The weather was a big factor for the team since it kept them from playing the regular season. Some games were comical with the slipping and sliding. and especially, the scores. Even though the Saints came short of a fantastic record, they still made it to the sectionals. They met up with Belmont. It teas the seventh seeded Golden Bears against the tenth seeded Saints. DeSales led 10-8 until the bottom of the sixth inning when they gave up three runs to fall behind. It was a close game all the way, with a final score of 11-JO. Belmont bearing the victory. This ended a season of ups and downs. There were many talented athletes who gave their all throughout the season. The spirit of these graduates will be carried on in the hearts of next season's team, in the hope of someday achieving the highest. 82 J.V. Softball Row 1: Mary Beth Priano, Ann-Marie Curley. Row 2: Michelle Trotta. Julie Weber, Mo Qui- qley, Maureen Heieck. Row 3: Coach Tandle, Marci MacLaren, Tina Melito. Kris Kane, Sue O'Malley, Gina Gregorio, Coach Trotta. Somebody better catch it!! Tarsity Softball left Row I: Margaret Toole. Cindy Onorato, Carolyn McCusker. Row 2: Carol Colizzi, Stephanie DeVaney, Kim Koch. Charmaine DeVaney. Chris Cosentino. Row 3: Coach Muzzi. Irish Hughes. Carol Cole. Mary I emiti. Monica Cette, Arlene Sollenne, Penny Weber, Lori Leisenring, Coach Ditulio. I got it!!! No, I do!!! DHS OPPONENTS 9 HONEOYE 11 16 DUNDEE 20 4 SOUTH SENECA 10 11 BLOOMFIELD 15 9 WHITMAN 20 38 RED JACKET 15 3 NAPLES 11 8 DUNDEE 6 7 DUNDEE 13 5 SOUTH SENECA 11 5 BLOOMFIELD 8 6 WHITMAN 7 19 RED JACKET 11 6 HONEOYE 4 5 ROMULUS 1 83 Varsity Baseball ’83 5 Dundee ,1 5 Red Jacket 1 19 South Seneca 0 4 Naples 5 12 Romulus 7 3 Whitman 4 3 Dundee 4 9 South Seneca 0 11 Bloomfield 1 9 Bloomfield 3 6 Whitman 5 2 Naples 2 6 Red Jacket 2 7 Naples 9 1 Romulus 5 Richard throws a fast one. “Who cares about the game, let's get in the yearbook! u “Please God, just once, let me hit it! Top left Row 1: Michael Acquilano, Stephen Ducklin, J. P. Venuti. Row 2: Joe Taney, Rob Roxstrom, Rob Hennessy, Marty McCutcheon, An- dy Pacitto. Roiv 3: Steve Cooley, David Maher, Mike Pane, Robert Evangelista, Richard Maher, Bubba McGuigan, Phil Lombardo. High and outside . . . 85 J. V. Football J.V.'s work out with the Varsity. Row 1: Steve Valter, Frank Turturro, Scott Burri, Matt DeMoras, Anthony Stirpe, Tony Priano. Row 2: Doug Zeck, Andy Clark, Bill Leigh, Bill Hirons, Sean Murphy, Kevin Powers, Jack Scaglia. 86 Varsity Soccer Row 1: Charmaine DeVaney, Lou Anne Furano, Babette DeVaney, Stephanie DeVaney, Sue O'Malley, Missy Salotti, Maureen Quigley, Penny Cortelyou. Monica Telle, Arlene Sollenne, Patty Cooke, Karen Nugent. Row 2: Marcy MacLaren, lime Sindoni, Jeananne Guinan, Kris Guinan, Michelle Trotta, A ary Beth Priano, Cris Cosentino, Mary Rinaldo, Lisa Giorgianni. Row 3: Julie Pane, Are ie Lynch, Claudine Rinaldo. Julie Laws. The DeSales Olympics started out with a double victory in soccer. The first win was against the Dundee Scotswomen. The winning streak lasted for only one more game. The DeSales Saints took on the Honeoye Bulldogs. This game was hosted by the home team on the Northern shores of our own Seneca Lake in Geneva. A snowball effect began of losses and did not end until they faced Waterloo. The upcoming event to be hosted was the Grand Sectionals. The question now was to be answered, “Does the DeSales team have enough Sectional points to qualify?” Yes, indeed! To the surprise of the Saints and Coach Spellecy, DeSales had prevailed! A long journey took the team to Cohocten where DeSales was defeated by Greenwood, saddened by the loss and the ending of another season, the girls set aside spikes and sliinguards for a minute while Coach Spellecy gave his final talk. Senior hearts and eyes were filled tvilh sadness at the close of their final soccer season. 2 4 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 She's a maniac, maniac on the field . . . ! Take it all the way, Lisa!! Dundee Honeoye Whitman South Seneca Waterloo Red Jacket Romulus Dundee Honeoye Whitman Waterloo Romulus South Seneca Red Jacket Sectionals — Greenwood 0 3 5 2 3 3 2 2 6 2 1 6 1 1 3 89 Varsity The DeSales Saints started their preseason football practice on a hot late August afternoon. The Wharfrats knew what lay ahead of them, a long hard season of football. They were prepared, but what would the season be like? The Saints started their suicide schedule looking nervous. After losing non-league games against Honeyoe and Portville, the Wharfrats learned from their mistakes and put it together to beat Class A Attica. Coming off a win, the Saints started their Finger Lakes West league by taking a bus, rather than an airplane. The Saints whipped the Romulus Warriors and manhandled the Dundee Scots! Revenge was plotted, planned, and executed as the Saints demolished South Seneca. The Wharfrats were drooling for the West Title and won it after beating Whitman! The Saints finished the season by making it to the Sectionals after crushing every team in the league to win the Finger Lakes West title. Football Row 1: Michael Bucklin, Philip Sindoni, John Guinan, Tom Guererri, Ken Marsh, Marty Onorato, Ichiro Williams, Tom Chilbert. Row 2: Joe Babb, Rob Roxtrom, Tom Salotti, Greg Caito, Tom Laws, Mac MacWilliams, Mike Taney, Matt Cannuli, Mike Pane, Tony Sindoni, Steve Fragnoli, Brian Hendricks. Row 3: Tag Daniels, Stephen Bucklin, Marty McCutcheon, Richard Maher, Paul Bradley. 91 Coach Furman shapes up the DeSales line. The guys get psyched for a victory! than Caito . . “40.70, 34, hut... “Don't get fresh with me!!' Football Cheerleaders JV CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Tina Melito, Catherine Cotroneo. Row 2: Yvette Ortiz, Claudine Rinaldo, Mary Beth Priano, Maria Lombardo, Beth Breen. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Lori Leisenring, Chris Cosentino, Mary Rinaldo, Molly Ortiz, Jill Andrews. Row 2: Laura Gerstner, Mary VanDeMortel, Kelly Cecere, Cindy Onorato, Maren Carty, Missy Salotti. 93 Girls’ J. V. Basketball Row 1: Ann Marvin, Ann Sindoni. Row 2: Babette DeVaney, Claudine Rinaldo, Alisa Trunzo. Rotv 3: Kristine Guinan, Mary McCusker, Sue O'Malley, Michelle Trotta. Coach Kane gets worried. 94 Maybe Sue is trying too hard! The girls get set for a jump ball. J. V. Boys ’ Ba.sketba.ll Kneeling: Mark Polizinetti, Frank Turturro. Standing: Paul Long, Joe Giorgianni, Joe Babb, Tag Daniels, Phil Sindoni, Tim Clarke, Bob Chapman, Steve Fatter, Mike Bucklin, Kevin Powers, Tony Priano, Mike Donahue, Dave LeFaivre, Dennis Bradley. Joe blocks two points. Miss or hit? 1983-84 Girls ’ Basketball This year’s team has surpassed any expecta- tions. They had lost some talent in graduations and injuries but have overcome this deficit. Outstanding offense by Lisa Cote, Heather Koch, and Stephanie DeVaney, along with the defense led by seniors, Arlene Sollenne, Maureen Quigley, Alesha Priebe and tough Kirsten Sindoni. It has brought them to second place in the league with a 15-3 record. Chris Cosentino’s magic swish shots from twenty feet out and Marci MacLaren’s violent defense have proven to be extremely beneficial in important games. Captains, Charmaine DeVaney and Arlene Sollenne, and Heather Koch have shown great leadership in athletic ability and sportsmanship. Head coach Mr. Muzzi and assistant coach Frank Pane, along with Bronson Frank, have brought the girls to the sectionals again. low 1: Chris Cosentino, Alesha Priebe, Marci tacLaren, Arlene Sollenne. Row 2: Charmaine feVaney, Kirsten Sindoni, Maureen Quigley, Jsa Cote, Stephanie DeVaney. Missing From Picture: Heather Koch. 57 Romulus 22 55 Red Jacket 21 32 Geneva 42 31 BBoomfield 35 41 Naples 25 37 Whitman 36 48 South Seneca 31 47 Dundee 45 42 Honeoye 18 33 Geneva 40 36 Red Jacket 25 66 Romulus 51 38 BBoomfield 50 34 Naples 28 48 South Seneca 31 50 Whitman 48 37 Dundee 42 40 Honeoye 23 Heather looks for an opening. Charmaine makes plans for after the game. 97 Varsity 98 'I've got it! Wait, I've got it. A Asvr Basketball Coach Bob Manion Row 1: Bubba McGuigan, Stephen Bucklin, Ichiro Willians, Manager. Row 2: Steve Jesson, Mike Pane, John Guinan, Ed Ninestine. Row 3: Dave Fordon, Rob Roxstrom, Kurt Uhl, Guy Sindoni, Paul Donahue, Mike Taney, Marty McCutcheon, Richard Maher. The first practice started on a November afternoon in the cold DeSales Gym. The Coach Manion and Assistant Coach Bill Riley started the season by getting the small but quick Saints into shape. We knew we were in for a hard luck season when a Boomfield scrub banked a 20 foot hook-shot at the buzzer. That game was the “story of the season” because the Saints lost half of their games by 5 points or fewer. The Saints saw their season end just as it began with a 40 foot prayer shot by Bolivar at the buzzer in Sectional play. Our loyal bus driver Mr. Updike and assistant coach Bill Riley. 99 J. V. 3a.sketba.ll Cheerleaders Mary Beth Priano, Julie Pane, Collie Wooster, Nellie Lynch, Jeanann Guinan, Caroline Caito, Cathy Cotroneo. 100 Our cheerleaders are always optimistic. The girls show their stuff. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity shows off their kickline! The girls perform their dance to “Come Dancin'. 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