DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1985 volume:

sokxk n.n ysi °nnorton ttzO'ks ,, 1 DeSales WHAT’S INSIDE TEN YEARS AGO Dedication 4 WHO’S WHO Administration Faculty 5 WHO’S NEW Freshmen 14 HOROSCOPE Sophomores 19 ON THE STREET Juniors 24 PEOPLE Seniors 29 SOCIETY 39 SPORTS 64 FEATURES 89 FINANCE 100 INDEX 110 2 Makes the Front Page It is with the greatest admiration and compassion that we dedicate this yearbook to you, the Class of 1975. In 1975, when financial problems threatened the future of DeSales, you came together and showed your dedication to your alma mater. You helped DeSales get back on its feet and continue on in its uni- queness. Without your efforts there would be no DeSales for us today, and so we thank you all for that gift. We also offer our greatest condolences on the losses of your dear comrades, Gary Anania, Kevin Lynch, Dan Murphy, Mattie O’Hanlon and Felix St. John. We have all learned the importance of friendship through these unfortunate departures. Our prayers are with you all. You have earned a special place in our hearts through your courage in good times and bad, and so we dedicate our memories to you, the Class of 1975. iW Administrators Gear DeSales Mr. Edward Tracey, principal of DeSales High School, has a variety of jobs. Besides his positions as “head honcho” and chief bill- payer, he acts as a teacher of both A.P. History and Religion, snow- shoveler, gym sweeper, and deten- tion monitor. He’s even been known to be at school at 6:00 in the morning. Mr. Edward Tracey Mr. John Fahy is the head of the guidance department at DeSales High School. The first days of the school year see regular traffic to his office to straighten out schedul- ing problems. The last days of spring see a more casual flow to Mr. Fahy’s office to set up the next year’s program in hopes to keep the September problems to a minimum. Freshmen and sophomores encounter Mr. Fahy during the NEDT’s, Juniors during the PSAT’s and SAT’s. Senior year, students visit Mr. Fahy several times a week to discuss SAT’s, college applications, and future plans. Mr. John Fahy For the Future Mrs. Polzinetti, Mr. Boncaro, Mrs. Donahue, Msgr, Krieg Mr. Edward Tracey Mrs. Dorothy Polzinetti Mr. Sam Boncaro — President Mr. Tim Buckley Mr. Terry Caito Mr. Edward Courtney Mr. John Costello Mrs. Wanna Donahue Mr. Frank Hughs Msgr. Gerard Krieg Mr. Kevin Lawler Rev. Edwin Metzger Mrs. Dorothy Polzinetti Mrs. Mary Salotti Rev. Albert Shamon Sr. Edwardine Weaver — Diocesan Representative Sr. Rosemary St. Peter — S.S.I. Representative 7 Super Mr. John Englert Miss Denise Erb 8 Teachers Sister Mary Patrick Fleeton Sister Sheila Hanley LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To the Editor: This letter concerns the present faculty at DeSales High School in Geneva. We feel that the teachers at this learning institution are above average, well-qualified, and just plain nice people. We make these valid conclusions after having spent many hours in their presence. With them we have shared hopes and dreams, desperation and jubilation, triumphs and downfalls. They have been “teacher,” “mentor,” “pray-er,” sister,” “brother,” but above all, they have been “friend.” We see this as an outstanding quality and, as we move on towards the real world, we will remember just how magnificent these people have been to us. The Students of DeSales. Mrs. Carol Marsteiner 9 A Staff Dedicated Miss Carolyn Proga Mr. Thomas Rickey 10 to Its Students Sister Leo Marie Ward SR. JANET CONNORTON ‘Art, Yearbook, Newspaper MISS DOREEN DeSAIN ‘French, English, Class Moderator Musical MR. JOHN ENGLERT ‘Music, Musical, Band, Chorus MISS DENISE ERB Science, Math, Class Moderator SR. MARY PATRICK FLEETON Librarian SR. SHEILA HANLEY ‘Business MRS. CAROL MARSTEINER ‘Math, Science, Class Moderator, N.H.S. MR. JOSEPH McCUSKER ‘History, Class Moderator, Student Council MR. STEPHEN R. MUZZI Business, Class Moderator, Athletic Director MISS CAROLYN PROGA ‘Science, Class Moderator MR. THOMAS RICKEY Religion. Class Moderator, J.V. Soccer, Liturgy MRS. BERYL TRACEY ‘English, Class Moderator, Newspaper MR. EDWARD TRACEY ‘Religion, AP History, Principal, etc. SR. LEO MARIE WARD Academic Methods, Basic Math MRS. ROSEANNE ZAPPIERI Spanish •Department Chairperson Mrs. Roseanne Zeppieri 11 Staff Keeps DeSales Humming Mrs. Virginia D’Agostino Secretary to Principal, Bookkeeper Mrs. Barbara Snyder Attendance Ms. Libertad Doporoy Mr. Frank Reed Mrs. Ann DeBolt Secretary to Vice Principal, Guidance, “Family” Portrait Row 1: Miss DeSain, Sr. Leo Marie. Sr. Shiela, Miss Proga, Mrs. Zep- pieri, Mrs. D’Agostino, Mrs. Snyder. Sr. Mary Pat, Mr. Rickey, Ms. Doporoy. Row 2: Mr. Muzzi, Mrs. DeBoIt, Mr. Tracey, Mr. Reed, Mr. McCusker, Mrs. Marsteiner, Mr. Fahy, Mr. Englert, Miss Erb, Sr. Janet, Mrs. Tracey. Make my day. 5 Mr. Englert makes beautiful music. All right, who beeped!? The beginning of another year. The Traceys at the Halloween Parade. 13 Freshman Control??! Freshman Class Officers: Nina Negro, Vice President; Moira Connolly, President; Lisa Chelenza, Treasurer; Stacey Marsteiner, Secretary The class of 1988 is truly a unique breed of newcomers to DeSales. Traditionally, Freshmen are in- timidated by the “older and wiser seniors,” and unquestioningly respect senior authority. This year, however, a larger and unruly Freshman class has wandered beyond the usual limits of underclassmen. They have been spotted in Senior homerooms, caught wandering through the senior hallway, and found lounging on the front steps, always an upperclassman privilege. Seniors have tried with some suc- cess to control this occasional “rude, crude, and socially unacceptable behavior.” However, the Freshmen have refused to give in to the pressures of being the newest addi- tion to the DeSales Family, and their spirit will guide them in their future high school years. Mr. Rickey is being attacked by Freshmen. Positive and negative Moira. 15 Freshmen Homeroom 29: Row 1: Nina Negro, Kristen Schuster, Karen Liberio, Michelle Sears, Karena Loudin, Mark McCarthy. Row 2: Michelle Nelson, Mary Doris Peters, Alex Onarato, Gary Mearns, Karen Smith, Tricia Rodger. Tammy Lyon. Row 3: Nicole Morgan, Katherine Oyler, John Miles, Stacy Marsteiner, Mr. McCusker, Tom Vedora, Matt Quigley, Julie Pinkerton, John Sears, Jennifer Morgan. 16 Infiltrate DeSales Stacy’s the shortest in the picture! Homeroom 30: Row 1: Mark Gilbert, Heather Cook, Merridith Faherty, Joshua Jenson, Joseph Jenkins, Becky Allen. Row 2: Karen Burselm, Jason Augustine, Joe Caito, Cindy Colizzi, Lisa Chelenza, Michele Hughes, Jen- nifer Clark. Row 3: Mr. Rickey, Laura Jakobovic. John Atkins, Ron Buckley, Mike Feldmeyer, Toby Brown, Moira Connolly, Carin Cariveta. Matt defies “front stairs rule.” 17 Living It Up as a Freshman Key to heaven? Go running with a priest! New freshman, Michelle Malcuria. Karen and Becky munch out. Sophomores’ Future Unfolds Phil, football practice is over!! Quincey shows Tag a new trick. 20 SOPHOMORE HOROSCOPE FOR THE FUTURE Sophomores study hard before school! I, Jeane Dixon, have made the follow- ing predictions for the class of 1987’s up- coming years at DeSales. In scholastic abilities, I see a future fill- ed with hope and promise. Your Junior year will entail hard work but with strength and determination you will suc- ceed with no trouble at all. Romance sparkles as the Sophomores show their charm combined with wit and intelligence. New loves will form with the coming of new faces. In the business field, we see the class of ’87 succeeding next year in the candy drive, relinquishing 2nd place to next year’s sophomores. Looking forward to the sophomore’s athletic achievements, we see some future Dan Marinos among our sophomore football players who have already completed two Varsity seasons. Great stars of stage and screen will come from the Class of ’87 because of the experience in the DeSales musicals. In short, a future of promise, hope, strength and love awaits our sophomores, the Class of 1987, as they move on to big- ger and better things. Sophomore Class Officers: Kevin Powers, Vice President: Nellie Lynch, Treasurer; Tony Priano, Secretary; Tag Daniels, President. Fashions by Tony and Tag. 21 Sophomores.. Homeroom 26: Row 1: Beth Breen, Cathy Cotroneo, Maria Lombardo, Cory Gallagher, Babette DeVaney, Kristine Guinan. Row 2: Michelle Derby, Amy Cecere, Kristina Dorio, LuAnn Furano, Caroline Caito, Patty Cooke, Mary Ann Lambert. Row 3: John Cataline, Paul Lahr, Matt DeMoras, Bob Lash, Jay Good- now, John Goodnow, Jonathan Daniels, David LeFaivre. Bill Lee. Jim Cecere, Scott Burri, Mr. Muzzi. Mary Beth O’Donnell, Kevin Powers, Lori Fancett, Missy Hunter. 22 a Bright Future Yes. THAT’S what I say!!! Please enlighten us Professor Daniels. Homeroom 28: Row 1: Mark Polzinetti, Mark McEwen, Katy Morgan. Nellie Lynch, Michelle Luongo. Row 2: Ann Marvin, Ann Sindoni, Maureen O'Neil, Claudine Rinaldo, Julie Pane, Kerry Radcliffe, Collie Wooster, Jeananne Guinan. Row 3: Jack Scaglia, Anthony Stirpe, Anthony Priano, Steve Vadder, Philip Sindoni, Paul Lahr, Sean Mur- phy, Julie Morgan, Mike Spooner, Doug Sleeman, Miss DeSain. Next question please. 23 Juniors in the Hallway What :osurer; Mike Donahue. President; Maureen Heiecke. Secretary. For the Junior article, we have decided to emulate the ‘Man on the Street” found in the Finger Lakes Times every Saturday, with a few changes. We asked three basic questions: 1) What are your anticipations for Senior Year? 2) What would you like changed in your Senior year? 3) How would you sum up the past three years? Many of the responses were similar. An- ticipations amounted basically to the hopes of a fun-filled Senior year, a year that would top off all the years at DeSales. According to Sue O’Malley, the Senior year should be filled with spirit, and Matt Carty counts on having a good time and a nice rest after a tough Junior year.” Maureen Heieck foresees fund-raisers other than bake sales though it has been proven time and again that food brings out the money in everyone. There were some interesting responses to the question of changes: some feasible, some not. Many of the Juniors voted for a legal Senior Skip Day, or in any case, as Joe Giorgianni stated, more fun and definitely more days off!” And then there are those fike Michelle Trotta who could definitely go for the idea of being exempt from exams (and all tests for that matter!) On the more serious side, changes for the better include a Senior Class Trip, possibly longer homerooms and definitely more study halls, or at least one study hall!! As for the third question, our Juniors took on a serious tone and really thought about the answer. In summing up the past three years, the general feeling was that it was a very good experience and friends for life were formed during those years. Added one Junior, there was no unity until this year.” Joe Giorgianni summed it up in one word ... INTERESTING!” 25 It’s the Middle of the Road ... Homeroom 2: Row 1: Anne-Marie Curley, Mareen Heieck, Robert Chapman, Mat- thew Carty, Micheal Bucklin, Cathy Hall. Row 2: Miss Proga, John Barnard, Tim Clarke, Joe Babb, Scott Cornell, Joe Giorgianni. Michael Donahue, Stephanie DeVaney. Chris is mesmerized by the new machine. 26 But We’re “Gonna” Make It! Shawn Middlebrook Homeroom 8: Row 1: Francine Jesson, Tina Melito, Doug Zeck, Donna Weston. Row 2: Mary Beth Priano. Lisa Sears, Susan O’Malley, Mary McCusker. Row 3: Miss Erb, William Hirons, Tom Hut- chenson, Chris Todd, Paul Long, Jim Marvin. 27 Junior Year Is a Blast 28 Seniors Lead the Way Senior Class Officers: Matt Cannuli, Co- President; Maureen Quigley, Treasurer; Mary O’Neil, Secretary; Steve Fragnoli, Vice President; Sue Maher, Co-President. Homeroom: Row 1: Jill Andrews, Debie Faherty, Julie Laws, Marci MacLaren, Chris Consentino, Amy Lash, Monette Malig. Row 2: Matt Cannuli, Scott MacKay, Tom Chilbert, Steve Jesson, Cathy Car- dinale, Susan Maher, Maren Carty, John Capozzi. Row 3: John Guinan, Steve Fragnoli, Lisa Cote, Jill Marks, Jeff Clark, Kyle Bruzda, Mike Bonventre, Brian Hen- dricks, Mrs. Marsteiner. 30 Onward and Upward Come on, take the picture. Go ahead, we dare ya!' Homeroom 11: Row 1: John Rolzinetti, Kark Uhl, Mary Rinaldo, Joe Venuti, Molly Ortiz, Mary O’Neil. Row 2: Ichica Williams, Maureen Quigley, Kirsten Sindoni, Suzanne Morgan, Janet Salotti, Monica Tette, Mrs. Tracey. Row 3: Robert Roxstrom, Mac McMilliams, Anthony Sindoni, Mike Taney, Marty Onorato, Ken Marsh, Mike Pane, Robert McGuigan. Once upon a time ...” 31 JILL C. ANDREWS ... Gabby MICHAEL J. BONVENTRE ... KYLE BRUZDA ... quiet ... ... “Loud, who's loud?! ... Bonnie ... nose ... Shy ... Get Hair... BOCES ... Earring Mouth ... Mynder... Clothes Buttered ... “Hon-eee JOHN ANTHONY CAPOZZI CATHERINE MARIE CAR- MAREN KRISTINE CARTY ... Capoz' ... Joe Janitor ... DINALE ...Yearbook ... Cathy Diets... THE BOSS... Yearbook BOCES ... Friendly ... Fays... Purple ... R and C ... I'm in love (again?!)” JEFFREY M. CLARK ... Jeff CHRISTINA MARIE COSEN- LISA MARIE COTE . .. Cote ... ... Heffe ... Canandaigua ... TINO ... Cosie ... laugh ... 3rd Pageants ... Basketball ... garlic sleeping base ... air drum ... When the bread ... Ya know, these time comes! ... K-Mart people!! MATTHEW CANNULI .. .Can- nutes ... Mellow ... Sarcastic ... Insane ... Massive Body THOMAS JOSEPH CHILBERT .. .“Chili” ... 6 J’s ... yellow comb ... Quiet... Chilbear DEBRA A. FAHERTY Cheater ... Phelps ... Dance Guys STEPHEN FRAGNOLI ... Frags JOHN GUINAN ... Gooney . ... Super Casuals ... contacts ... Crash .. . JC ... Geez ... 00 Complains BRIAN A. HENDRICKS Black leather coat . .. Quiet Stage Crew ... Party Man MARCI KAYE MacLAREN ... Goalie ... Grouch . .. R and C ... M.F__“NO” SUSAN ANNE MAHER ... Sue . .. Tennis ... laugh . .. Braces .. Cast. .. Soft batch STEPHEN L. JESSON ... Jet ... Go for it Girls” ... Mr. Prez ... know it all... Jim's Deli... Car AMY CHRISTINE LASH ... Whiplash ... RAT ... Trombone ... Gum ... Phelps JULIE ANN LAWS . .. Jules .. . Hobies ... turtlenecks ... Bells ... GHS .. . “Be real” SCOTT DAVID MacKAY ... Computers ... Dungeons and Dragons... Shy ... smart RAMONA CRISTINA J. MALIG [ILL MICHELLE MARKS ... KENNETH LEWIS MARSH ... MARTIN T. McCUTCHEON ... Monette ... Cory hart ... jillian ... Paul McCartney ... Lenny ... Sr. Sheila ... Marty ... Texas ... sports ... Philippine ... short... accent... M M's ... smart... well-dressed STOP!!! ears ... brown sub- Hey Dude! ... bum knee ... nails marine... 6 J's Mel ROBERT THOMAS McGUIGAN .. .Bubba ... Yeah Babe ... wise ... eyes ... baseball floyd McWilliams hi ... Mac ... French homework?!! Macker... slick back hair SUZANNE JO MORGAN ... Suzie ... Rod Stewart ... 4 leaf clovers ... earring ... Andes Mints ... spaz EDWARD jAMES NINESTINE ... Head ... green shorts ... sky- ing ... At least I'm consistent ... GHSH MARY BRIDGET O'NEIL ... MaryOneil-MaryOneil ... braids ... Party Animal ... orange ... Dear John letters MARTIN A. ONORATO ... Marty ... eyes ... France??! moped ... saxs MOLLY S. ORTIZ cheerleader . . .Squire Strokette ... petite MICHAEL F. PANE ... Ike ... P-Train ... Take a peek at this bird ... Mets ... Dallas It MONICA TETTE ... Penze ... Q-tip ... Boogie-mobile ... “Oh. I love that song! KARL JOSEPH UHL .. . Ka-oo ... What’s up?” ... eyes ... birdsnest JOSEPH MICHAEL VENUTI. .. Venutes ... “She ain’t my wife!” ... meatball ... short ... drums . . . 6 J’s ICHIRO WILLIAMS ... Ichica ... I dunno ... football ... musicals ... rising sun ... “Crush ’em” JOHN POLZINETTI ... Stepper ... smart ... Jean-Pierre ... Dungeons and Dragons ... walk? (strut!) MAUREEN ELIZABETH QUIGLEY ... Mo ... “Hey Chic! ... half moon cookies ... 32 ... Poisson ... summer camp!!! MARY BELINDA RINALDO .. Mar ... “Joe. what did he say?’ ... blond ... diploma boys ROBERT S. ROXSTROM .. Banger ... base-hit ... goofy .. Freshman girls... blondes JANET ELLEN SALOTTI .. . Missy ... “Oh. My” -... Tim .. . garlic bread ... Moppy ... curls ANTHONY SINDONI ... Bogus ... 6 J's ... “Mr. Muzzi, it’s these guys” ... nose KIRSTEN E. SINDONI ... Kir ... “Due to technical difficulties” ... Alice’s ... N.D.F.F. MICHAEL G. TANEY ... Tanes ... 6 J’s ... Can I go to the bathroom, Mr. Muzzi?” ... Buddy McDonald’s Other Ronalds 33 Senior Baseball Matthew Can m. y V+J 1 V. Football 3, Baseball 1, 2; NHsC4; CJass, President 4; Newspaper 4; Varsity Cluj� «• John Anthony Capozzi Boces 3,4 Jill Christine Andrews Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Mu Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Music Ensem _ 4; Softball 4; Ski Club 3; Varsity Club Michael J. Bonventre Baseball 1, 2,4 Baseball f, 4 HTKyleBri M FootbaljlJ I ES3 Treasurer 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Vice President 4; Var- ty Club John Charles Guinan |tudent Council 1, 2; Football f?i, 3, 4; 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,[4; Varsfiy Club ks usiC(d 3. mble ead 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket 3, 4; Student Cou ; Musical 1, 2,4 rsity Club Soccer 3; Salesian 4 Catherine Louis Cardinale Soccer 1; Intemation filub 1; Music [ 2, 3; Newspaper 3; SalMan Editor 4 Maren Kristine Carty . PHP 1; Music Ensemble 1, 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Softball 1; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Dungeons and Dragons 1, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3, 4; Salesian Editor-in-Chief 4; Varsity Club Marci Kaye MacLaren Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4|Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Thomas Joseph Chilbert Silesian Edi|or'4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club Varsity Clut Jeffery M. Clark Music Ensbmble 4; Swimming 1 Christina Marie Cosentino Soccer 1 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2y 3,? Wrsity Club Susan Anne Maher 1 j Soccer 1, 2 4; Cheerleading 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Softball 1$2, 4; People Helping People 1; Music Ensemble 1, 2,T3, 4; Band i, 2, 3, 4; Folk Group 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Salesian Editor 4 Lisa Marie Cote Soccer 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 4; Softball 4; Salesian Editor 4; Varsitv Club Debra A. Faherty Cheerleading 2; Colorguard 2; Band Major 3, 4 Ramona Cristina Malig Exchange Student, Salesian 4 W. Stephen Fragnoli Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NFIS 2, 3, 4; Kenneth Lewis Marsh Jill Michelle Marks Music Ensemble L 2, 3, 4; Color Guard .1, 2; «ya all, 2s 4; International Club 1; NHS.2, 3, 4; 34 Directory Basketball l, 2, 3, 4; St igp People Helpw i Treasurer 2, 4, Sjki Cj Salesian Mtor 4 Mary Belinda Rinajdo .Secretary 1, ; Chelrleading 1, 3, 4: fSoccer 1, 2, 3 Bdusic Ensemble,: Salesian 4; Varsitf Club : Robert S. Roxst Football 1, 2, 3,j 2, 4; Newspapd Softball 1, 3, 4; Soccei Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Salesian 4; Varsity Club Martin McCutcheon L Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1.2,4: Basketball 1, 2; Var- sity Cli Robert Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Bfpeball 1, 2, Floyd McWillia Dungeons Newspaper 2, 3,; sity Club Suzanne Jo Morgan Soccer 2, 4; Ski Club Musical 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 Edward James Ninestine Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club ary Bridget O’Neil Maureen Elizabeth Soccer 1, 2, 3, (CaJ: ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chee ple 1; Music Enser 3; NI IS 3, 4; Varsit laseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,S| ; Class Vice-President $; Varsi- Music Ensemble 1, 2; Class Secretary 3, 4; Interna- tional Club 1; Salesian 4; NHS 2, 3, Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4 g) Martin A. Onorato Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3 NHS 2, 3, 4; NHS Preffldent sian 4 Mic Pa If 1; Band 2, 3, 4; rsity Club; Sale- oily S. Ortiz Music Ensemble 1, 2, 3; £he Soccer i; Musical l| 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 2; NHS 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Varsity Club etball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club; Sale- bb.l,y2; Dungeons and 2; ttHS 3, 4 n Polzinetti i Club 1, 2, 3 agonS 1, 2, 3,4J1 Basketb (Captain) 4; Ski Editor 4: Varsity Anthony Sindoni Football 1, 2|3,4; Baseball 2; Varsity Club KirsferHi. Sindoni Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Sale- sian 4; Varsity Club Michael G. Taney Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Varsity Club; Sa Monka Helene Tette Folic Sroup 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1 ;'Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; lemble 1, 2; NHS 2, 3; Va AflMPi Karl Joseph UE Football f 2; Ba Joseph Ski Clu 2, 3, Pre 7 Ichica William Musical 1, 2, 3, cil 3j Varsity Cl 35 You Must Have Been Kenny Monica Tom Julie Karl Kirsten Steve F. Maren Missy Debie Jill M. John P. a Beautiful Baby! Mo, Missy, and Maren. Fun time! The Fab Four. Suzie Marci Bubba Marv R. Sue M. Mrs. M Steve J. Gabby Matt C. John G. Rob Kyle Cathy 37 Seniors: at Work and at Play Future Sculptors of America. Seniors take Trivial Pursuit” Class very seriously. Senior activities include cheering on our teams. Steve's psyched about his present! 38 Saints Skin South Seneca There's no stopping Juniors... not even an empty field. 40 at Homecoming ’84 Simon says.. Our fabulous female fans. The Sophomores “Rock You Like A Hurricane Half-Time: Chance to talk to your friends. 41 Saints Spook DeSales The result of four years of high school. We always knew the Freshmen were scary! You can dress them up but please don’t take them out! 42 Another Mona Lisa??? ’85 — Ain’t Misbehavin’ AIH’T MISACHA.VIM' “I’m happy on the shelf He “Ain’t Misbehavin’’ Miss DeSain shows them how its done Cross-kick 43 Production Direction: Mr. John Englert Miss Doreen DeSain MUSIC DIRECTION: Mr. John Englert CHOREOGRAPHY: Miss DeSain SOLOS Jill Andrews ... Light of the World Patty Cooke, Katy Morgan ... By My Side Mathieu DeMoras, Dan Howard ... All for the Best Mathieu DeMoras ... Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord, Nicole DeMoras ... Turn Back Old Man Mile Faherty, Heather Koch On the Willows Dan Howard ... Save the People, Alas for you Sue Maher... Day by Day Sean Murphy ... We Beseech Thee Karen Nugent... Bless the Lord Molly Ortiz . .. Learn Your Lessons Well Ichica Williams... All Good Gifts DeSales Players Proudly 44 Day by Day Present GodSPdl — Spring ’84 Cast and Crew: Row 1: R. Buckley, M. DeMoras, H. Koch, D. Howard, S. Mur- phy, S. Maher, M. Carty, Dave Forden. Row 2: |. Daniels, I. Williams, K. Morgon, P. Cooke, M. Or- tiz, N. DeMoras, K. Nugent, J. Andrews, N. Lynch. Row 3: A. Lash, C. Galliger, M. Carty, Y. Or- tiz, S. Morgan, J. Salotti, M. Tette. Row 4: j. Cecere, C. Woster, P. Cortelyou, M. MacLaren, C. Onorato, F. Turturro, A. Sindoni, Mr. Englert, Miss DeSain. Row 5: J. Catiline, A. Priano, M. Faherty. Sue’s doubly sure!! Weeds in action!! 45 Cheers! Our Crew Fundraisers PAPER DRIVE ■t DM Hard at work Brian comes back to help on cundy drive Hurry up, it's heavy! 46 Keep Our School Going Mr. has an idea. Do I hear .50c? Mr. Zeck works hard Everyone avidly plans new fundraiser. Where’re all the papers? Fabulous Fashions for Funds Mrs. D„ the model Ike, look up! |oe Cool, alias Kevin. The master and mistress of ceremonies The dressers 48 It’s a Crazy Christmas Time Rockets, here we come! Everyone joins in for the carols. Matt lays down the beat. Another great performance for the band. Chorus put on a good show, too. It was a fun night. 49 Missing In Action Michael Bradley 50 A Day of Prayer and Recollection Sr. Mary Pat flashes a smile. This is Mike!! But Joe, warm-ups are fun!” 51 Student Council Supports School Spirit Student Council Members: Row 1: Joseph Babb, Michael Donahue, Stephen Fragnoli. Row 2: Mary Rinaldo, Moira Connolly. Mr. McCusker, Advisor, Kirsten Sin- doni, Stephen Jesson. Row 3: Matthew Can- nuli, Maureen Quigley, Jonathan Daniels, Stacy Marstiener, Robert Roxstrom. Susan Maher. Row 4: Nellie Lynch. Anthony Priano, Kevun Powers. Maureen Heieck, Michael Bucklin, Mary O’Neil, Lisa Chelenza. Top salesman gets Kirsten. Student Council Officers: Stephen Jesson, President; Kirsten Sindoni, Treasurer; Robert Roxstrom, Vice-President; Mary Rinaldo, Secretary. 52 Rob hangs on Steve makes tickets for the Valentines Dance Student Council sponsors the Homecoming Dance 53 Honor Students Recognized National Honor Society Members: Row 1: Michael Pane, John Barnard. Row 2: Joseph Georgianni. Maren Carty, Stephen Fragnoli, Susan Maher, Stephanie DeVaney. Row 3: Jill Marks, Floyd McWilliams, Martin Onorato, Mrs. Marsteiner, Advisor, Edward Ninestine, Maureen Quigley. Row 4: John Polzinetti, Matthew Cannuli, Brian Hendricks, Stephen Jesson, Monica Tette, Suzanne Morgan, Mary O’Neil, Molly Ortiz, Amy Lash. National Honor Society Officers: Martin Onorato, President; Monica Tette, Vice President; Maureen Quigley, Treasurer; Mary O’Neil, Secretary. 54 Row 1: Amy Cecere, Mathieu DeMoras, Alesha Priebe. Row 2: Mrs. Marsteiner, Maria Lombardo, Beth Breen, Tim Clark, Katy Morgan, Ann Sindoni i ' The NHS advisor, Mrs. M, celebrates her birthday 55 Salesian Staff Finally YEARBOOK STAFF Mary tells Marty who's boss! Row 1: Mary O’Neil, Chris Cosentino, Mary Ann Lambert, Mary Beth O’Do nell, Marci MacLaren, Monette Malig. Row 2: Missy Salotti, Maren Carty. Ji Cecere, Cathy Cardinale. Susan Maher, John Cataline, Sr. Janet, advisor. Row Lisa Cote, Maureen Quigley, Jill Marks, Mike Pane, Marty Onorato, Mike Tane Tired after a long yearbook meeting. 56 Makes the Deadline Working Hard. Maren’s keeping an eye on Mo’s progress. Come on, we've got a deadline!” Maren conducts the meeting. 57 Two Ambitious Activities Salute to the Saints Staff: Row 1: John Cataline, Mike Faherty, Steve [esson, Monica Tette. Row 2: Matt Can- nuli. Matt Carty, Mike Pane, Maren Carty, Jill Andrews. Row 3: Mrs. Tracey, adivsor, Steve Fragnoli, Rob Roxstrom, Mac McWilliams, editor, Sr. Janet Connorton, advisor. Dungeons and Dragons Club: Row 1: Anthony Stirpe. Row 2: Mike Spooner, John Polzinetti. Row 3: Jim Cecere, Scott McKay. 58 My Baby, She Loves to Dance Freshman prince and princess Romeo and Juliet Seniors all want a part of the action Let the dancing begin! 59 Row 1: Ann Sindoni, John Ber- nard, Nellie Lynch. Row 2: Nicole Morgan, Mathieu DeMoras, Mr. Englert, John Cataline, Mike Faherty. Row 3: Sue Maher, Jill Marks, Jeff Clark, Julie Morgan, Moira Connolly, Suzanne Morgan, Maureen O’Neil. Row 4: Karen Smith, Jen- nifer Morgan, Christina Dorio, Kerry Radcliffe, Patricia Cooke, Maria Lombardo, Jill Andrews. Kathleen Morgan, Elizabeth Breen. Singing and Band: President Sue Maher; Vice President Joe Venuti; Treasurer Matt DeMoras; Secretary Claudine Rinaldo. Marching to the Beat of the DeSales Band Row 1: Joe Venuti, Maria Lombardo, Ron Buckley, Jay Goodnow. Row 2: Suzanne Morgan, Martin Onorato, Moira Connolly, Mr. Englert, advisor, Amy Lash, Matt DeMoras, Bob Lash. Row 3: Marci MacLaren, Mary Ann Lambert, Ann Sindoni, Nellie Lynch, Tag Daniels, Matt Carty, John Barnard, Bill Lee. Row 5: Katy Morgan, Patty Cooke, Susan Maher, John Cataline, John Goodnow, Cory Gallagher, Claudine Rinaldo, Caroline Caito, Michelle Derby, Catherine Cotroneo. Mr. E. attracts strange characters” Sue is psyched” Are we into it, or what? 61 Ski Club Takes Bristol by Storm Row 1: Karina Jo Loudin, Matt DeMoras, Lisa Chelenza, and Michelle Hughes. Row 2: Joe Venuti, Jim Cecere, Matt Quigley. Michelle Malcuria. Lisa and Karina check out the skis The avid skiers take time to pose for a shot 62 Athletes Earn Varsity Letters Varsity jackets are the rage. Varsity Club: Row 1: Chris Cosentino, Claudine Rinaldo, Mary Rinaldo, Molly Ortiz, Amy Lash, Michelle Trotta, Marci MacLaren, Mary Beth Priano. Row 2: Sue Maher, Mike Bucklin, Doug Zeck, Steve Jesson, Tony Sindoni, Kevin Powers, Marty Onorato, Monica Tette, Maren Carty, Brian Hendricks, Tom Chilbert, Tony Priano. Row 3: Nellie Lynch, Matt Cannuli, Sue O’Malley, Lisa Cote, Mike Pane, Mike Taney, Ken Marsh, Mac McWilliams, Robert McGuigan, Phil Sindoni, Steve Vatter. Row 4: Babette DeVaney, Missy Salotti, Kirsten Sindoni, Stephanie DeVaney, John Guinan, Joe Babb, Tag Daniels, Rob Roxstrom, Ed Ninestein, Marty Me- Cutcheon, Maureen Quigley, Steve Fragnoli, Ich Williams. 63 J.V.’s Start a Winning Tradition Krissy comes home. J.V. SOFTBALL 1984 DHS OPP 15 Naples 11 13 Romulus 12 20 Honeoye 11 28 Dundee 25 34 Bloomfield 11 24 Romulus 13 22 Whitman 11 20 Naples 8 J.V. Softball: Row 1: Gina Gregoria, Patty Cook. Row 2: Katie Morgan. Kris Kane, Julie Weber, Maureen Heieck. Row 3: Caroline Caito, Jennifer Guererri, Jeananne Guinan, Kris Guinan, Tina Melito, Amy Cecere. 65 Not the Best... “Git BACK here!” Above: Row 1: Michelle Trotta, Cindy Onorato. Row 2: Monica Tette, Maureen Quigley, Stephine DeVaney, Janet Salotti. Row 3: Mary Beth Priano, Lori Leisenring, Arlene Sollenne, Sue O'Malley, Babette DeVaney, Marci MacLaren, Chris Cosentino. An enthusiastic bench. 66 Bend your knees! Grit your teeth! Ha ha! This one’s mine, all mine! The Bench Buddies never failed to amuse themselves. Cosie is doing some serious thinking. “Strike?” 67 ’84 Baseball Team Clinches the Title Varsity Baseball Team: Row 1: John Barnard, John Guinan, Tony Priano, Kevin Powers. Row 2: Mike Pane, Ed Ninestine, Mike Taney, Rob Roxstrom, Robert McGuigan. Row 3: Steve Jesson, Steve Bucklin, Phil Sindoni, Marty Onorato, Marty McCutcheon, Richard Maher, Mike Bucklin, Michael Acquilano. Sit down, Bubba. 68 Frenchy should have held ’em up. He doesn’t like you Mike. at Silver Stadium F.L. Times. Dale Duchesne The ’84 Saints celebrate their semi-finals victory over Bolivar at Wayland, (below), and crush each other in their final victory over Lyndonville at Silver Stadium. Michaele Boncaro Michaele Boncaro 69 ’84 Golf is Over Par Row 1: Mark Polzinetti, Frank Turturro, Tom Salotti, Tag Daniels, Joe Babb. Row 2: Advisor, Mr. Geary, Doug Zeck, Jim Cecere, Mike Vatter, Sam Boncaro, Dan Howard, Tom Guererri, Steve Vatter, An- thony Stirpe. GOLF 1984 DHS OPP 237 Canandaigua 219 240 Midlakes 230 240 Geneva 223 253 Victor 233 229 South Seneca 230 238 Mynderse 225 238 Penn Yan 222 224 Mynderse 219 221 Penn Yan 231 227 South Seneca 232 Fore!” I’d give him a ten! J.V. Soccer: The Best is Yet to Come Row 1: Carin Caravita, Michelle Nelson, Kristin Schuster, LouAnn Furano. Row 2: Beth Breene, Anne Sindoni, Julie Pane, Caroline Caito, Cindy Colizzi, Cory Gallagher. Row 3: Mr. Rickey (coach), Patty Cooke, Moira Connolly, Julie Morgan, Stacy Marsteiner, Julie Pinkerton, Nicole Morgan, Collie Wooster, Jeanann Guignan, Maria Lombardo. “leananne, kick the ball, not her foot!” A win? A loss? A tie? Does anyone care? J.V. SOCCER 1984 DHS 1 2 1 1 1 3 4 0 Marcus Whitman Gananda Red Jacket Honeoye Marcus Whitman Gananda Romulus Red Jacket OPP 8 3 5 6 5 8 5 2 Stacey: Headed fora collision. 71 Soccer Seniors Soccer Season Send Saints to Sectionals The 1984 DeSales Soccer Team Row 1: Nellie Lynch, Susan O’Malley, Suzanne Morgan, Marci MacLaren, Claudine Rinaldo, Chris Cosentino. Row 2: Babbette DeVaney, Susan Maher, Janet Salot- ti, Mary Rinaldo, Kris Guinan, Mary McCusker, Maureen Quigley, Stephanie DeVaney. Monica Tette, Mary Beth Priano. “Cosie ... you ok? Kris makes a block f.lt Photo 73 All the Way to “Ra-Cha-Cha” Cannuli breaks into the open! Onorato After many long, hot and sweaty pre-season practices the DeSales Varsity football team opened up at home against Honoeye Falls-Lima. DeSales was looking for a little revenge as they had been beaten 20-0 in the opener the previous year. DeSales succeeded, 14-0 behind a solid defense and some big plays. The following week, DeSales suf- fred a tough loss at the hands of the eventual league champion, Red Jacket. The final was 16-12. DeSales breezed through the rest of the year with victories over Dundee 20-0, South Seneca 40-0, Bath 39-0, Bishop Walsh 7-0, and finished out with a 40-12 romp over Marcus Whitman. This gave DeSales a 6-1 record and a spot in the Section 5 Class C championship. They met Elba on the first game. The Lancers ousted the Saints in last year’s semi-final. Once again, DeSales made up for the loss with a resounding 19-8 victory. Next was a shot at Clyde- Savannah, ranked third in the state for small school. After a close first half, Clyde’s powerful offense tired out the Saints’ defense and struggled to a 22-11 victory. It was a great season. DeSales and the guys should hold their heads high. Coach Furman confers with A. D. Muzzi. Celebration! 75 Putting on the Heat Row 1: Coach Furman, M. Bucklin, M. Cannuli. K. Marsh, T. Sindoni, T. Chilbert, S. Jesson, S. Riccione, M. Taney, S. Burri, T. Daniels, K. Powers, M. Pane, S. Fragnoli, Coach Martin. Row 2: J. Goodnow, J. Guinan, P. Sindoni, R. Roxstrom, P. Lahr, I. Williams, D. Zeck. Row 3: S. Vatter, M. McWilliams, S. Murphy, B. Hendricks, B. Chapman, T. Brown. Row 4:). Scaglia, K. Powers, R. Buckley, M. Onorato, J. Goodnow, J. Babb. The 1984 Football Team Onorato and Fragnoli? F.L.T. Pholo 76 Taney crushes the Smurf” F.L.T. Photo Interesting, very interesting” Cheerleaders Radiate Enthusiasm JV Football Cheerleaders: Row 1: Cathy Catroneo. Row 2: Claudine Rinaldo, Karen Liberio, Karena Jo Loudin, Mary Ann Lambert. Row 3: Tammy Lyon, Julie Pinkerton, Tricia Rodgers. 77 J.V. Boys Break Even Row 1: Mark Pol- zinetti, Tony Priano, Phil Sin- doni, Steve Vatter. Row 2: Sean Mur- phy, Tag Daniels, Dave LaFaivre, Kevin Powers. Steve tries to save it Phil swats the ball away J.V. Girls in Action Row 1: Karena Loudin, Katy Morgan, Ann Marvin, Missy Hunter, Nicole Morgan. Row 2: Claudine Rinaldo, Moira Connolly, Stacy Marsteiner, Julie Morgan, Mr. Muzzi. Should I or shouldn’t I? Captive audience Is it going or not? 79 Girls Basketball Seniors 80 Girl’s Varsity: A Super Season fltSAL£$ ot SALES Ot S AL£$ Row 1: Chris Cos- en tin o. Marci MacLaren, Alesha Priebe. Row 2: Babbette DeVaney, Susan O’Malley, Kirsten Sindoni, Krissy Guinan. Row 3: Michelle Trotta, Stephanie DeVa- ney, Lisa Cote, Maureen Quigley, Susan Maher, Coach Steve Muzzi. Kris Guinan at the line for DeSales Coach Muzzi reports three team injuries 81 Section V Champions DHS 33 46 45 51 86 58 58 55 39 57 73 76 67 69 80 61 83 61 46 37 Pal-Mac Bloomfield Honeoye Dundee Gananda Romulus Bloomfield Geneva Whitman Naples South Seneca 14 Red Jacket Honeoye Dundee Gananda Romulus Sectionals Houghton Whitesville Friendship Fillmore Simon says, “Reach Up! It’s a bird ... it’s a plane.,, it’s a basketball! Alesha goes for a lay-up 4 4 Boys Basketball Seniors 83 Look Out World! Party time after a victory. Strategy Session Where’d everybody go? Guinan on the low Dost. Make Way for the A-team! Varsity Boys Basketball Team: Row 1: Michael Bucklin, |oe Giorgianni, Steve Jesson, Michael Pane. John Guinan. Row 2: Michael Taney, Michael Donahue, Robert Roxstrom, Ed Ninestine, Bubba McGuigan. There was a new look in the DeSales gym this year. Not only the appearance of Coach Tony Alvaro, but the new look of the DeSales Saints. It was back to hard work and fundamentals. Gradually DeSales came together as a unit and was ready for the season. It opened up with a victory over Coach Alvaro’s old team, Romulus. After that, it was a roller coaster season for the Saints, which started five Seniors: Bub- ba McGuigan, Rob Roxstrom, John Guinan, Mike Pane and Ed Ninestine. The team had a good bench with Mike Bucklin, Mike Donahue, Joe Giorgianni, Steve Jesson and Mike Taney. 85 Coach Tony Alvaro Super — We are — Super J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: Nellie Lynch. Jeananne Guinan. Collie Wooster. Julie Pane. Row 2: Cindy Colizzi. Tammy Lyon. Lisa Chelenza. Row 3: Caroline Caito, Karen Liberio, Julie Pinkerton. Shake your body down to the ground. 86 Stars, That’s What We Are! Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Row i: Maren Carty. Row 2: Mary Rinaldo, Jill Andrews, Collie Wooster, Julie Pane. Monica Tette. captain. Row 3: Nellie Lynch. Mary Beth Priano, Molly Ortiz. Sparkle, shine! SP-IR-IT Got spirit, let’s hear it, O.K.! 87 To the Sectionals We Go! Heads I win Tails you lose 18. 32. 26... Hike! 88 Helping Hands Keep DeSales Going The campaign workers hear their plan of action. 89 Fun in the Sun And what are you looking at? Ich's ready for a game. Tom, shoot the football! 90 Field Day 1984 Wait a minute, the game isn’t over yet! Resting after a long day in the sun. 91 DeSales Welcomes Foreign Exchange Student Monette arrives in the United States “I’m a Senior! Ramona Christina Malig, known to us as Monette, is from San- ville, Quezon City which is next to Manila in the Philippines. She came to the United States on August 18 as a foreign exchange stu- dent. During her stay here, she lived with Mary Ann Lambert in Waterloo. Monette is quiet, shy. pretty, intelligent, and an optimistic young lady. She is a faithful Christian, she prays, says the rosary every day and goes to mass every Sunday with her “family. Her hobbies in- clude reading, shopping, writing letters, watching T.V., going to movies, cooking, listening to music, AND, for the first time in ex- periencing snow and temperatures under 65, snowmobiling, and skating. Monette’s favorite singers are: Cory Hart, Billy Idol, Madonna, Cindi Lauper. Her favorite groups include General Public, U2, Duran-Duran, Chicago, and more. She started taking the drums, but decided not to continue taking them because of her dedication to her grades: and the result? She is an honor student at DeSales. She hopes to go into a business of her own. just like her successful parents. Monette has visited Canada, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and New York City while staying in the United States. She has also traveled to Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, and Taipei. Monette is graduating from DeSales in 1985 at the age of 16. She will be leaving all her friends she's made and leaving behind a memory with all of us that will linger on forever in our hearts. Monette Malig Mary Ann and Monette Say Cheese! 92 ’Twas the Day Before Christmas Vacation Sophomore's make great tacos! The J.B. club's rendition of Silent Night.” DeSales donates food to the poor. Mr. Tracey leads everyone in a prayer. You're supposed to be singing! The Daily Crossword Puzzle DOWN 1. DeSales: a start in the right 2. Manage; get by 3. Class remembered this year 4. Legend 5.2.4.C... 6. Wrongdoing 8. Record album 9. Daughter of Anna and )oachim 10. Senior english or history 11. and pa 12. Lover 14. College in Rochester 15. Trucker's radio 16. Shakespearean play 17. Radon symbol 18. Billy- 19. Hypnotic spell 22. U.S. captilo 26. Halftime entertainer 28. Tracey or Ninestine 29. N.Y. canal 31. DeSales coach 35. Measurement of current 36. The class with class 37. Preposition 41. Stephen or Francis 42. Sports participant 44. 7 ot Faith 45. Honestly and truly 48. Branch of study 49. and caboodle 53. Downpour 55. To own self be true 61. Warlike 62. Arsenic symbol 63. Terror 64. Stupendous 66. Class of Miss Erb 67. College degree 75. Do you hear what ? 78. Saw or hammer 80. Stove 82. Serpent 85. Homerooms 2 and 8 89. Note after a letter 91. School in Flint 93. Preposition 95. Jump 96. In shape 99. One who has studied law 101. Lion's lair 103. Hydrogen ion concentration 105. Tennis player 106. Sport with a battery' 109. DeSales dance 110. Compass direction 112. Strontium symbol 113. Thorium symbol 115. School leader 116. 50’s hairstyle 117. a Pepper,... 120. Scandium symbol 121. Liquid measurement 122. Sick 124. Cobalt symbol 125. Approval 132. Newcomers to the school 134. All right 135. Gridiron sport 136. Threesome 137. Indefinate article 138. Spanish article 139. Sr. Janet's specialty' 142. Toasty 143. Holds high school’s memories 144. Girl’s name 147. Man in red 149. Foreign language 151. Speed wagon 153. Took a load off 157....... and away 159. Play over 161. Bruce 166. Obey 168. Chlorine symbol 170. Eliot 172. Preposition 174. Metric measure 175. High water 176. Grizzly animal 178. There s a lot in China 179. Trap for butterfly 180. Pull 181. Chromium symbol 182. El 184. Money makers for yearbook 186. Tantalum symbol 189. What did you say? 191. Nobelium symbol 192. -operate 193. Electromotive (abbr.) ACROSS 1. St. Francis 7. School song 15. Name for Jesus 20. Eisenhower of Pane 21. Roman Poet 23. Concerning the pope 24. Group without instruments 25. Roman Catholic (abbr.) 27. Deep respect 30. of Eden 32. Exclamation 33. Famous garden 34. Annually 36. Salt in Spanish 38. Found at candy machines at lunch 39. of worms 40. Largest continent 43.1 want my ! 44. First pope 46. Cerium symbol 47. Small job 50. Head in French 51. Related 52. Soft; delicate 54 Counselor-in- training 57. Conjunction 58. Bed in French 60. First line in 7 A 68. Loud sounds 69. That is (abbr.) 70. Bert and 71. Wyatt 72. College in Louisiana 73. Antimony symbol 74. Columbus’ ship 76. Group of athletes 77. Club for athletes 79. Deity 81. Instructor 83. Vowel Combination 84. Junior (of football) 86. D (drug) 87. Negative 88. Eden dweller 89.3.141592... 90. Perceive 92. Preposition 94. DeSales sport 97. Erbium symbol 98. Strike 100. After the Lord 102. Ocean Pacific 104. Follower; devotee 107. Hawaiian wreath 108. tu. Brute? 109. Foreign language 111. Spanish ves 112. Test for Juniors and Seniors 114. Adenine Triphosphate 118. Pair 119. Elle est (born) 120. Financial aid for education 123. Record company 125. TseTung 127. Do Mi 128. Sport with 11 players 130. Rock artist 131. Done before a test 132. Fe Fo ... 133. Sport played on a diamond 140. in in Latin 141. Atmosphere 145. Moslem sacred book. 146. Acting award 149. Appropriate 150. Rub out 152. You and me 154. Middle East product 155. Member of any DeSales team 156. wage, salary 157. Computer operator 158. Region 160. For Whom the Bell 162. Neptunium symbol 163. Preposition 164. Wise fool 165. A typing key 167. skill 169. Basketball item 171. brother (abbr.) 173.31 D’sgame 177. school organization 183. in other words 185. Pulteney or Main 187. nerve cell 188. inactive 190. moved to the beat 194. home of the Dukes 195. . I.F. 196. lemon 197. Two for each class 94 Solution on page 97 The Funnies 95 Absolutely Free Not Absolutely Free 96 DeSales Friends Williams Family The Venuti Family Dr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Carty DeSales Bingo Sully Anastasi Charlene and John Augustine The Barnard Family The Driscoll Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Guinan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Morgan, Sr. The Onorato Family Mr. and Mrs. Vito Bonventre The Breen Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruzda, Jr. and Family Mrs. Mary Cardinale The Chilbert Family The Cooke Family Ann and Steve DeBolt The G. Derby Family Tom and Wanna Donahue Michael Feldmeyer The Goodnow Family Jeanne C. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jenkins, Sr. The Lambert Family The Owen Louden Family The Lyon Family The McCarthy Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Muzzi The Nelson Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters Dr. and Mrs. Mario Polzinetti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Powers The Quigley Family Mary Ellen Remas Mr. and Mrs. James Sears The Stirpe Family Roy and Ermina Wooster The Vedora Family To all my friends in art; be creative this summer! SJC To the Class of 1985 Thank You for eveiything I love you all! God Bless Ich Duke, Congratulations on your graduation! We'll be down tonight Guess Who Rob. Best Wishes! From The Kid down the Tweet Maren, Sue, Mac, Suzie, Marty. Maureen Thanks for 4 great years! Mile. D. Rachel. Suzanne — Christine, Guillaume — Raphael. Suzanne — Elise, Martin, Chantal — Elizabeth Bonne Chance Dans Votre Avenir! Thank You Mr. Furman I had a good four years. Ich Seniors, good luck with all your future plans. Be happy and healthy. Miss D. Seniors, Best of luck. Class of 87. Mile. DeSain, Merci pourquatre annees magnifique! Amicalement, Francais 4 Amy has a visitor. 97 The Year Since September of 1984, it can definitely be said that time did not stand still. Many changes have oc- curred throughout the world, in our own country, and even locally. We have seen the beginning of things that may last all through the years, and have seen long-time traditions come to an end. As we are upon the end of a school year, we look back at the events that have affected all of our lives this past year. Around the world we have seen our share of disasters. Ethiopia has always had its share of problems with starvation and death, but it was not until this year that its desperation had the spotlight. All over this country people have been collecting money for Ethiopia. Churches have sent col- lection earnings to aid them; rodk music stars have put in more than their two cents by cutting a song and sen- ding the proceeds To the needy countries. The song, entitled “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” was performed by more than thirty pop stars and became an instant smash hit. Another release, “We Are the World, was sung by many of America’s most famous recording stars having the same intentions of helping the poor of Africa as did the British group Band-Aid. Another tragedy that covered the papers took place in Bhopal, India. An American chemical plant, owned by Union Carbide, was discovered to have a leak of a chemical gas that killed thousands and permanently crippled other thousands of residents of the neighboring city of Bhopal. Looking on the positive side of life, however, Pope John Paul II made a world trip early in January encouraging peace. His travels included a stop in Canada, where many New Yorkers, in- cluding Genevans, went to see him. Jeremy Levin, an American journalist, held hostage for 11 months in Iran, found freedom once again when he escaped from his captors. Nationally, the year was a busy one. Fall of 1984 became history when a woman, Geraldine Ferraro, ran for vice-president with Walter Mondale cam- paigning for president. Ronald Reagan, along with George Bush, was elected to his second term as president in a landslide victory, taking fourty-nine out of fifty states, over Mondale. Reagan’s new propos- ed budget plan has caused some minor uproars among the peo- ple. In an ef- f o rt to reduce in Review among the people. In an effort to reduce spending. Reagan has proposed to cut the Federal and State loans for college students. This proposal would af- fect the country’s middle-class society, which makes up the majority of college students. The plan would be in effect starting in the 1986-87 school year. Needless to say, there was no talk of cutting defense spending. Another government change is the new postage stamp; smaller, green and bearing a “D” on it for Domestic, meaning that it now costs 22c to mail a letter in the United States instead of 20c. New Yorkers gathered by the thousands, and thousands more watched on television New Year’s Eve as the large red apple dropped for the last time to signify the end of 1984. Shortly after this time, the Chinese said goodbye to the Year of the Rat and welcomed in the Year of the Ox. Bernhard Goetz made headlines and also ac- quired the nickname “subway vigilante” after shooting four teens who apparently tried to rob him on a New York City subway. Goetz was convicted but then released. He was hero to some, and a sym- bol of racism to others. The controversy brought him to a new trial in spring. The comic strip Doonesbury returned just in time to make an issue of the Goetz incident. A new topic for discussion nationwide has been the Yippie vs. the Yuppie controversy. Yippies, who follow the political philosophies of the Youth International Party, and the Yuppies, the Young Urban Professionals, seem to disagree on just about everything. This controversy was brought close to home when Yippie Abbey Hoffman and Yuppie Jerry Rubin went at it during a debate at Hobart College. Both speakers had been political activists during the 60’s and had participated in the demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience to change the faults of the establishment. Today, Ab- bey Hoffman is still a bit of a radical while his old friend, Jerry Rubin, has become a tie-clad conser- vative of sorts. His new theory is that to change government, you have to become government, and make the change from the inside. Medically speaking, the world has seen a couple of firsts. In Loma Linda, California, a tiny baby, known only as Baby Fae, survived thirty-two days with the heart of a babboon. Though this medical discovery had enraged animal lovers and full blown purists, it could be the start of a whole new system of keeping people alive no matter what the cost. Along these lines is the ingenious idea of the artificial heart. 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Service Serving the States of New York and New Jersey Since 1947 CiouUTiC'© thi 109 Who’s in the Luinaff. eanann 23, 65, (jfejjfip, John 6$ro8, 76, Gtiihan, Kristine 2£, 65, 73, 81 Hallf Cathy 26 Manley, Sr heila 9,-13 I Hoick, Maureen 2|, 2g, 51,4651 Iiendricks, Brian 30, 54. 63 Hiron ;, William 27, 28 Hugh®, Michplle 17; 62 D’Agostino, Virginia 11 Daniels, Jortithan 45, 5 DeBolt, Anigll, 13, 46 DeMorasgN thieu , Derby, Michelle 22, 61 Faherl ■eFaivri Allen Connorton, Sr. Janet 8,13, 56, Barnard, John 54, 60, 61, 68 nventre, Michael 30 Bradl dDe pms 50 Bradley, Michael 50 Breen, Elizabeth 22, 49, 60, Vaney, Babetts 22, 63, 66, 73 61, 7 | Bu klin, Michael 51, 63, 68, 76 Burri,.Scott 22, 76 Burslgm, Karen 7, Caito, Caroline 61, 65, 71, 86 aito, Joseph 17 X Cannuli Matthew 51, 54, 63, 76 [A Capozzj John 30 Caravita, Carin 17, 71 Cardinale, Catherin O, 56 Carty, Maren 45, 54, 63, 87 Carty, Mattnew 45, 46, 58, 61 Cataline, John 45, 56, 58, 60 Cecere, Amy 22, 55, 65 Cecere, James 45, 56, £8, 70 apman, Robes ® 76 lielenza, Lisa 15,17-, 51, 86 art, Thomas 30 63,76, 90 Clark, Jeffery 30, 60 gnnifer 17 Timothy Coizzi, Cindy 17, 71, 86 eVai •eVaney, Stephanie 54, 63,66, it73 ;v tpnshife, Michael 25, 26, 52, 85 aroy, Libertad 1 , 13-fej Jakobovic, Laura 17 Jenkins, Joseph 17 Jensen, Joshua 17 Jesson, Frances 27 Jesson, Stephen 54, 63, 66, 76 Lahr, Paul 22, 23, 76 1 Lambe Dorio, Christina 22, 60 Mary Faher Faherty, 54 61 77 Fahy, John Mary Patrick 9,13, 58, 63, 76 Lombardo, Maria 22, 60, 61, 71 no News of DeSales ® Scaglia, John 23, 76 I Schroeder, Beth 27 pi Schuster, Kristen 16, 71 i Sears, John 16 II Sears, Lisa 8 Sears, Mich m 16 feimfoni, Altai 23, 45, Sindoni, Anthony 3 Sindoni,iCirsten 31, MrtiS, 81 Sindoni, 1 23, 6® 68, 76 'Remain, Douglas 2§ | Smith, Karen 16, 49, 60 Barbara 11,13 Spooner, Michael 23, 58 Stirpe, Anthony 23, 58, 70 Sturgeon, Sean 50 TanevlMiehael 56, 66, w, «fiddlebr c Kiawn 27 pliles, John 16 Mdrgaf, Jennifer 16, 49, 60 Morgan, Kathleen 23, 45, 60 Morgan, Suzajjfrrelfe, 54, 60, Morgan, Julie 20, 2$, 6(A?| Morgan, Nicole 16, 60.jMt 7i Murphy, Sean 23, 44, 45, 76 � eed, Frank 12,13 m ’ yr «ichardson, Paul 50 lackey; ToxrUO, 13,17, 71 Rinaldo?«Iaud e 60, 63, 73, 77 Rinaldo, Mary 51, j, 77, 87 Rodger, Tricia 16T | B Kfxstrom, J abert 51, 58, 63, 85 %-A tjapllfc (V'm 4 Ml Salotti, Janet- 6, 6% 66, 73 Wifiajns.T ajca 44, 51, 63, 7i wooler, Confc ta 45, 71, 86; Zeppierk Bosanne 11,13 Zeck, Douglas 27, 63, 70, 76 in GRADUATION DAY Today we’ll start a new life And we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we’ve grown to love With whom we’ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we’ve met, Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we’d rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true; It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we’ll start anew. Joy Walker TEEN Magazine with permission