DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1986 volume:

TOef 76e Senio 'DecCictite 76e Fond Memories The memory of Sister Sheilo Hanley, known to us os Sister Sheila, will be a lasting one for years to come. For nor only hos DeSoles High School lost o greor Business teacher and a special friend but also o person who always put herself lost so that her students would come first. Sister Sheilo meant something to oil of us. She was always there when we needed her. In her quiet, unobtrusive way, she provided whatever we asked; whether it wos extra help, guidance, or just o helping hand. We ore richer and more fortunate to hove known a person like Sister. She wos truly o Good Samaritan and we ore grateful. We would like to hove adopted her forever but God wonted her with him too! Thank you, God, for showing us your kindness and love through the service and life of Sister Sheilo. We loved her! — Maureen Heieck 4 — Mary McCusker Sdiedlcuv 7 Vesuy Sfoeci C PenAon Sister Sheila Hanley worked or DeSales High School for more than 20 years as the head of the Business Deportment, reaching business courses, office practice, government, and economics. Her humor was known widely among the students of post and present; almost as widely os her sternness and her determination. She was the youngest of seven children born of Irish im- migrants. She grew up in Rochester's Holy Rosary Parish. She at- tended Nazareth Academy and upon her graduation in 1943 she took o job or what she colled Kodak UniversityAfter a few years or Eastman she joined the Sisters of St. Joseph in 1946. She then earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Ad- ministration from Nazareth College ond went on to receive her Master’s from Ohio University. Before coming to live or DeSales Sr. Sheila taught or several parochial elementary schools, including St. Ambrose, Blessed Sacrament, Sr. Jerome ond Sr. Francis Xavier, all of Rochester. Sr. Sheila left us unexpectedly on Saturday, November 8, 1985. God must hove needed her for on awfully good reason to rake her from us, those who needed her ond loved her. She will be remembered by all of us forever. 5 Adiviiu Studeat (poctaciC 02foe eadewfafc £ac (?Ca4 Student Council Officers STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS — Row 1: Jennifer Clark. Becky Hunter. Row 2: Stocy Morsteiner. Joe Bobb. Alesho Priebe. Adrionne Oddi. Row 3: Advisor Mr. McCusker. Nino Nigro. Michelle Trotro. Ron Buckley. Toby Brown. Moiro Connolly. Lindi Foncerr. Noncy Bruslem. Moureen O'Niel. Row 4: Nick Cordoro. Mike Bucklin. Scott Guererri. Mike Donohue. Chris Todd. Joe Glorgionni. Tony Priono. Kevin Powers. Nelly Lynch. DE SALES STUDENT COUNCIL 1985-1986 OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Joseph Babb Alesha Priebe Stacy Morsteiner Adrianne Oddi A Tom uses his height to our advantage putting up Christmas Forma! decorations D Mr. McCusker tries to look useful. C Seniors work together to get the job done right! D Alesha. Moira and Undo hold o rap session while mokmg decorations E Stacey gets o stiff neck putting up streamers F Michelle shows us how gone she wos before the Formal. G Mr. McMusker announces the Christmas Formal court H Chris Todd does his Shirley Temple look!! Student (ZauuciC Sfooue i Svenfo tfeviw? 'DeS z£e SfUnit s4 kC Stephanies woib one out of the pork Joey shows off in o cosuolpose. Stcuteate Ttteet Stiver T£eqcUne Pte tt6 ? n Tf. .S. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Morio Lombordo. Missy Hunter. Kory Morgan. Koreno Loudin. Merrie Foherty. Row 2: LuAnn Fuerono. Stephanie DeVoney. John Domord. Joe Giorgionni. Doug Zeck. Beth Breen. Nellie Lynch. Row 3: Advisor Mrs. Morsteiner. Mary Doris Peters. Maureen O'Neil. Amy Cecere, Nino Nigro. Cohn Coroviro. MoryDerh Priono. Mark Polzinerri. Koren Durslem, Ann Sindoni. Liso Sears. Row 4: Chris Cloxron. Cory Gollogher. John Sears Mott Carry. Som DeMerro. Srocy Morsteiner. Tim Clork. Sue O'Malley. Kory Oyler. Michelle Derby, Alesha Priebe. Froncey Jesson. The scholastic leaders leaders ore Doug Zeck. Row 2: John Barnard, Joe Giorgionni. Row 3: Mrs. Morsteiner, Stephanie DeVoney. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE Dellormine Chopper 1986 Officers: President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Advisor John Barnard Joe Giorgionni Stephonie DeVoney Doug Zeck Mrs. Coro! Morsteiner 10 ‘Sdiute 7 y 7 c Pwwtuctioii A NEWSPAPER STAFF_______Row 1: Alesho Priebe. Kory Oyler. Maureen Heieck. Michelle Luongo, Row 2: Sr. Joner Connorron, Anthony Stirpe, Mott Corty. Editor-in-Chief. Mike Foherty, Tim Clark. Mary McCusker. Paul Long. Row 3: Corin Corovoro. Jennifer Morgan. Maty Ann Lambert. Kory Morgan. Missing From Picture: Mrs. Trocey. D Yes. it realty takes Tony until 2 o.m. to type the paper on the computer. C Mott Carry, the ruling force, supervises Tony 's editing ond typesetting. D Menial tasks must be done in rime for the big sole. MoryApn Lambert is olwoys willing to help even though her column wos cur E The paper is well worth o quarter to Mike Ducklin 11 t Pencetttaye t S« uaM A Tackling rhe ' Senior Section ore Francey Jesson. MoryDerh Phono. Liso Sears, Chris Todd. Michelle Trorro, ond Joe Giorgionni. D We hove just informed Liso that rhe pages hove been sent to the printers without the scores. C We sent Scott our to roke pictures of the gome but. . . D Summer vacation finds rhe staff members hard or work thinking theme! E Knowing rhe book inside our is the job of Ediror-in-Chief Donna Weston 12 'PruMCuce ?9%6 A Cropping, stomping, checking in the dead of the night: yet MoryAnn con smile ond Dill and Mott con keep working D Planning the yearbook earlier in the year seemed like o breeze. Sr. Janet gathers Lisa, Joe. MoryDeth O'Donnell, ond MoryDeth Priono with their ideas. CSALESIAN STAFF — Row 1: Stephanie DeVoney, Michelle Trorro, Mott Carry, Row 2: Froncey Jesson, MoryDeth O’Donnell, Liso Sears, MoryDeth Priono, Senro Jenkins, Advisor Sr. Joner Connorton, MoryAnn Lambert, Row 3: Joe Giorgionni, Chris Todd, Scott Cornell. 7 e ‘Tttanc ilwp “ScuuC, rfact '3fuz44 A CHORUS — Row 1 1: Drondy Tedeshe, Koren Buckley, Tiffany Kane. Amy DeVoney. Beth Breen. Row 2: Mr. Brown, Karen Cecere. Christine Toney, Christine Hilliard, Party Cooke. Kory Morgan. Jenifer Morgan. Row 3: Kory Oyler, John Caroline. Mike Foherty. Mott Carry. Moureen O'Neil, Michelle Luongo. Anthony Stirpe. B The cronies pot our the runes. C Girls must be doing something right. Mr. Brown is looking up to yo! £ vtaem Ce ‘Tttccaic 0?'io n TJeScUea 7 7 e (2 wu tc Ut t BAND — Row 1: Erick Heieck, Karen Buckley, Leigh Beechler, Kory Oyler. Corhy Corroneo, Chris Toney. Row 2: Mr. Brown. Anne Lewis, Party Cooke. Ann Morvin. Maureen O'Neil. Kory Morgan, Jenifer Morgan, Brandy Tedesche. Row 3: Erick Lewis. Ann Sindoni. Jeneone Donohue. Amy DeVoney. Michelle Luongo, Michelle Derby. Marci Cecere, Koren Cecere, Row 4: Chris Cloxron, Dob Lash. Mott Carry. Anthony Srirpe. Mike Foherry, John Bornord. John Caroline. D Pony 's pride is showing strong. C Soinrs ore enrerroining or the Christmas concert. (££u 'ZOeat l ux l zc S uuv A Muscles straining Joe gears for the 100 lb. lift. B SKI CLUB MEMBERS — Row 1: Scott Cornell, Koreno Jo Loudin, Tim Clark, Row 2: Louro Jokobovic. Corin Corovito. CWhew... 26.29... 'P'toynam A Hot and sweaty from their workout ore: Row 1: Chris Todd, Steve Conuli (eighth grade muscle-mon). Doug Zeck. Mott Quigley. Dob Chapman, Sean Mur- phy. Coach Corky DeYulio, Row 2: Joe Dabb, Alex Onorato. D Chris uses arm and cheek muscles. C It may look like a trombone bur Mott knows it is weightier. D The crew gathers around Arnold's poster: Row 1: Seon Murphy, Doug Zeck, Row 2: Chris Todd, Mike Donohue, Joe Dobb. Dob Chopmon, John Dornord, Row 3: Paul Long. 17 ttmo4fi6ene fcutyet Oct “ ctMatveect A Our award winning costume belongs to Dobberr. D Our newest teacher Hermana (Sister) Mitchell. C Mart are a car, and turned into ThunderCat. D Senior spirit always comes through, thanks to Suson. E Michelle is choked by o mysterious monster. Tony Priono. F The whole family joins in on the fun or the Halloween parade. IS asia£ f (Zoning s4 tct S a Uvup A Maureen, Derh, and Patty join the Morgan Sisters or the Christmas concert. D Sue, Mary, and Sister Mary Pot get into the Christmas spirit by collecting money for the poor. C A special audience is being entertained by the bond and chorus for their Christmos party. D The bond ond chorus perform for eager listeners. E Tony illustrates o corny Joke! F The Juniors ond Seniors hove the best seors in the house for the combined chorus. Students A Mory ond Sue con'r wait to sell condy. D Dugs Dunny ond Friend. C See whot Sonro brought me for Christmas! 0 Ann s hoppy one job is finally over. £ Seniors shock oil with their success. F Ready to sell! 20 fad 0?'Ue ut DeSa£e A Taking o breather from hauling newspapers is Mr. Hirons, chairman of the regular newspaper drive. D Becky. Nancy. Adrianne and Lorry master the newspaper brigade when the freshmen rook their turn working the drive. C The major financial campaign rakes months to organize. Ms. Conulli. Mrs. Regan, and Mrs. Buckley check addresses until their eyes close. D The Bingo volunteers insure a weekly income for DeSoles. Mrs. Quigley checks the amount while Mrs. Muzzi double checks. £ Mr. Caroline and Mrs. Hirons know that a careless or unclear coll con start a riot with the avid bingo fans. F The fother of DeSoles bingo is ever faithful Mr. Art Muzzi. G Mister Booster otherwise known os Mr. Guinon shows Mrs. Pone how to handle the new equipment for coffee ondpopcorn or the gomes. 0DeSa£e 4 7t ne s4t A At the prom. Chris watches the girls donee. D Everyone hos to move to Old Time Rock ond Roll. ot the Junior Senior prom. C Jim ond Liso ore one of the first couples to enter the White Christmas. D Tino osks how to spell the nomes for the register. E The weather is cold outside, buy Mory-Ann is worm. omecortUtty, 'Dcuice tvut 'P'uwt A After earing dessert. Michelle and Joe ore ready to donee D The Junior Senior Prom Court for 1965 was. King — Steve Frognoli. Queen — Kirsten Sindoni. Attendants: John Guinon. Mike Ducklin. Chris Cosentino. Mary McCusker. C Dancing with Cloire (the lody in red). Joe seems in heaven! D 6 E Senior Junior Homecoming Court: Tom Hutchison. Stephanie DeVoney. Lindi Foncert. ond Lorry Guererri. F The White Christmas Court of 1965 wos: Heather Cooke. Alex Onororo. Dobbetr DeVoney, Stephanie DeVoney. Thomos Hutchison. Adrionne Oddi. Pedro Rojos. DeSoles goes wild during Homecoming Week in on- riciporion of the Lyons Lions gome! A Does he know something we don't?! D Senior Class President! C When the Soints go marching in! D Hey guys, High Five! E Look, up in the sky! Sdititd SW Ovesi A We use Peorl Drops Tooth Polish D Saints ore If C Too much sex and violence! D Too bod they carry footballs better than they carry a tune! E The questionable winners of the floor contest. F Our foreign exchange from Cairo. j41k 't IReftecte (?6cc A AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' CAST AND CREW — Row 1: Mike Foherry. Joner Soloni. Amy Losh, Tony Priono. John Polzinerri, Ann Sindoni. Scon Cornell. Row 2: Mr. McCusker, Koren Liberio. Moren Cony. Cothy Corroneo. Michelle Nelson, Korino Jo Loudin. Heother Cooke. Morrie Foherry. Alex Onororo. Michelle Hughes. Nicole Morgan. Korie Morgan. Michelle Derby. Josh Jenson. Mr. Englen. Row 3: Moiro Connoly. Monica Tene. Morci MocLoren, Cindy Colizzi. Jenifer Morgan. Liso Chelenzo, Porry Cooke. Jill Andrews. Susan Moher, Julie Pone, Morio Lombordo, Sue Morgan. Corin Corovito. Row 4: Dill Hirons. Ich Williams. Shown Middlebrook. Tog Daniels. Ron Buckley. Dob Losh, Louro Jokobovic. Julie Morgan. Seon Mur- phy. Maureen Quigley. Mon Carry, John Caroline, Brion Hendricks. Marry Onororo, Missing From Picture: Miss DeSoln. D Shown. Koren. Tog, Korino and Seon look for o Handful of Keys. C Corin sings When rhe Nylons Bloom Again while Seon gets ready to flosh I D The cost turns on rhe audience with How Yo Babe. E Louro struts her stuff to Cosh for your Trash. 26 } t PnltHC, 7 e 50 TRev te 'ZOCtA, Sye, ye, “SCn iie A Jennifer's Got o Feeling [she's] Foiling. D Kory sings Squeeze Me, but don't try it! C Potty ond John coll eoch other Honeysuckle Rose D Alex thinks he's cool. E Tog ond Seon know they ore. Production of Bye. Bye. Birdie begon with lots of fun in the music room. F Mr. Brown demonstrates o safe cotch of Birdie. G Mike tries to be angry ond his kids’' try to keep o straight face. H Oh my gosh! It's Elvis! 'VcvuUty Ccc “ .erxn uUje ? s4 t s4ctive tyctvi VARSITY CLUD — Row 1: Mark Polzinerri, Ann Sindoni, Luonn Furono. Caroline Coiro, Row 2: Nellie Lynch, Collie Wooster, Doberre DeVoney, Julie Rone, Alesha Priebe, Row 3: Mike Ducklin, Joe Anosrosi. Steve Vorter, Doug Zeck, Paul Lohr, Toby Drown. Row 4: Krissy Guinon, Stephanie DeVoney, Philip Sindoni. Michelle Trorro. Scott Guererri. Row 5: Mr. Muzzi. Ron Duckley. Dob Chopmon, John Goodnow. Tog Daniels, Jeononn Guinon, Michoel Donohue, Row 6: An- thony Stirpe. John Domord, Sue O'Malley, Kevin Powers. Joy Goodnow. Joe Dobb, Missing: Mary Deth Priono. '?ie tc6 ( Cccd 7 e ?cUcvie ;4 mC ? i iwcuf, VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS — Row 1: Stephanie DeVoney. Michelle Trorro. Row 2: Mr. Muzzi. John Barnard. Michael Donahue. FRENCH CLUB — Row 1: Michelle Hughes. Kory Morgan. Row 2: Missy Hunter. Alesha Priebe. Stacey Morsteiner. Jennifer Morgan. Row 3: Miss De- Sain. Jennifer Clark. Nellie Lynch. Ann Sindoni. Kevin Powers. Nino Nigro. Karen Burslem. Row 4: Michelle Derby. Cory Gallagher. Kory Oyler. Toby Brown. Moira Conolly. John Sears. Kristin Schuster. Maria Lombardo. Packed '20tt SfieciaC 4 ctcvctcea A Mr Ninestine gets DeSoles first honorary diploma D Friends ond family gather to celebrate with the 1965 graduates. C Mr. Tracey hands out the prestigious Gold D Awards os Mr. Fohy assists. D Mrs. Tracey honors lost year’s students with the top English awards. E Bishop Clark. Fathers Metsger. Shommon. Krieg. and Emo lead the graduates out os parents and friends watch. F Moiro stares in puzzlement or o popier moche Giraffe. G Nellie admires our masterpieces or lost year's Spring Art Show. 31 7 tyeasi 3rtMy t yt«tu6cca£ A Channel 9 visited to solute DeSoles High. B Sister Janet gets a surprise visit from a large feathered friend on her birthday. C Joe Kraft, Tim Spooner and John Caroline went visiting — to Washington for the Right to Life roily. D Mike Foherty greets o guest theologian. E The Middle Stores Board couses moments of chaos and tension in oil of our lives. F The head honcho presides over his fellow Middle Stores people while they evaluate DeSoles. 32 Satate SoftfaM Steafo 76e Sfauv 34 Satate £xfiected Soft aM The Varsity Softball Team had a lor of power in the 1984-65 season. With players like Stephanie DeVaney at the mound, Maureen Heieck, relief pitcher, Monica Terre and Chris Cosentino our power hitters, we had nothing bur smooth soiling into the sectionals. Sue O'Malley, MaryBeth Priono, ond Michelle Trotro os Juniors backed up the team. An encouraging season led to o final defeat by Bradford at Troopsburg, bur we still had much to be proud of. A Monica gets o hit. . . D... ond o run! C Stephanie shows great pitchers form. Varsity Softball J. V. Softball Row 1: MoryDerh Priono. Chris Cosenrino. Morci MocLoren. Row 2: Jill Andrews. Doberre DeVoney. Monica Terre. Joner Solorri. Row 3: Michelle Trorro. Tino Meliro. Sue Moher. Maureen Heieck, Sue O'Molley. Stephanie DeVoney. Maureen Quigley. Row 1: Alesha Priebe. Michelle Hughes. Row 2: Amy Cecere. Lisa Chelenzo. Michelle Nelson. Karen Durslem. Row 3: Carolyn Cairo. Jeononn Guinon. Corin Coroviro. Krissy Guinan. Michelle Luongo. Chris Colizzi. Kory Morgan. 36 ‘ftyave Sctcce cd SeaMw A Team work brings one home. D Krissy gets o helpful hint from Coach Drennon. C Amy gets o base hit! D Michelle catches o strike. 37 ‘Scmc xM Stantem l an4tty ‘Scwe tM eaytce A Great catch by our guys! D This one's for you! C Ike Pone togs 'em our or first bose. D Danger awaits the hit. . . E OUCH! Everybody down. 39 Varsity Baseball J. V. Baseball Row 1: Steve Jesson, Mike Ducklin, Tony Priono, Row 2: Kevin Powers, John Dornord, Phil Sindoni, Steve Frognoli, Mike Pone, Row 3: Rob Roxstrom, Mike Toney, John Guinon, Tog Daniels, Dubbo McGuigon. Mike Donohue, Morty Onoroto. Row 1: Gory Meorns, Alex Onoroto, Row 2: Jim- my Cecere, Seon Murphy, Toby Drown, Joey Cairo, Row 3: Mr. Ricky, Anthony Stirpe, Ron Duckley, Mott Quigley, John Goodnow, Seon Sturgeon, John Miles. )kSXLE2 40 fi 1 . SaaefaM 4 W tye A Ron Buckley pitches o fosr boll in the victory gome ogoinst Romulus. D Dose hits helped win the gome. C Seon Murphy shows ofl his muscles to Cooch Rickey in the dugout 0 Romulus' hitter gets nervous when its his turn to bor E Tony Priono sloms one our to center field! 41 s4cuUU ma (2acUUf4 iac6 ” A Mark concentrates on his shot. D Oops, I missed the boll! C And Joe birdies another one. D And after 20 shots they mode it to the first hole! E Row 1: Koreno Louden, Joseph Jenkins, Row 2: Doug Zeck, Steve Votter, Joe Dobb, Mark Polziner- ti, Mark McCarthy. 42 'l amity Sotce Stantem — ScUttfo Soccen 4 A Row 1: Michelle Loungo, Derh Dreen, Ann Sindoni. Morio Lombordo. LuAnn Furono. Row 2: Julie Pone. Caroline Coiro. Cory Golloger, Nellie Lynch, Kory Morgan. Row 3: Stephanie DeVoney. Row 4: Jeononne Guinon. Dobette DeVoney. Sue O'Malley, Kristine Guinon, Concerto Wooster. D Goodbye boll!! C Sue leads the ream defense. D Krissy uses fancy footwork. 44 DHS 3 1 1 2 7 A Doberre uses her head! 0 D Tiptoe soccer by Stephanie. C Our loyol fans. Opponent DHS Opponent Waterloo 0 1 Whitman 2 Whitman 4 1 Honeoye 5 Honeoye 3 2 South Senecc � 1 South Seneco 1 4 Newark 1 Romulus 4 5 Romulus 2 Penn Yon 9 1 Dundee 3 Dundee 2 4 Red Jacket 2 Red Jacket 1 5 Elba 3 1R Mx6ie Socce ‘P'UMtU e ?cctcine Row 1: Mary Ellen Chilberr, Michelle Nelson, Deb- bie Combs, Heorher Cooke, Moiro Connolly, Koren Durslem, Michelle Hughes, Row 2: Pony Hezel, Cindy Collzzl, Noncy Durslem, Liso Chelenzo. smA DHS OPP. 3 Waterloo 0 0 Whitman 6 1 Honeoye 5 0 Gonondo 2 0 Penn Yon 9 0 Dundee 6 3 Red Jacket 3 1 Whitman 4 0 Gonondo 4 0 Honeoye 6 1 Newark 5 1 46 Dundee 3 Red Jacket 1 0?o6tfaM SfasitenA A Interceptions ore Joe Dobb s specialty D Dobb bears him to it! C Dornord shows us his meon side D Anosrosi looks for on opening down-field. E DeSALES VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — Row 1: Joson Saler- no. John Sears. Paul Lohr. Scott Guererri. Joey Anosrosi. Doug Zeck, Alex Onoroto. Jeff Wilkie. Dill Hirons. Row 2: Steve Vor- ter. Phil Sindoni. Anrhony Stirpe. John Dornord. Joy Goodnow. Kevin Powers. Tony Priono. Jock Scoglio. Toby Drown. Mike Ducklin. Row 3: Ron Duckley. Mike Donohue. Mott Quigley. John Goodnow. Dob Chopmon. Pedro Rojos. Joe Dobb. Tog Daniels. Seon Murphy. Joson Shouey. 48 Michoele Doncoro FLT A Soinrs ore psyched after their win. D Ducklin goes for another touchdown! C The guys TR Y to sing the olmo morer. D Raise your hands if you're sure! Michoele Doncoro FLT Michoele Doncoro FLT 0?odt i£C (£6een£eade'i ‘recute 72eSa£e Sfiinit A Row 1: Missy Hunter. Catherine Corroneo, Alesha Priebe. Row 2: Mary Daris Peters, Merridirh Faherty. Saroh Radford, Karen Uberto, Jennifer Clark, Row 3: Lori Foncert, Cloudine Rinoldo, Maryann Lambert. D The girts are looking good. C We get a preview of the halftime entertainment. D Psyched over the win the Saints just picked up. E The Fight for Victory cheer greets the ream or the opening pep rally. 50 “Saa et xM YJ. Va A GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — Row 1: Ann Lewis, Karen Durslem, Row 2: Tricia Long, Debbie Combs. Porricio Hezel, MoryEllen Chilberr. Row 3: Cooch Mr. Harris. Adrionne Oddi. Becky Broomfield, Nancy Durslem, Toro Luce. Amy McGuigon. Missing From Photo: Holly DeMerro. D Holly sends the boll in the right direction. C Team work gives MoryEllen three easy choices. D Rob Solenne ducks os Adrionne goes for the jump boll. E The boll heads for the hoop, thanks to Holly. F MoryEllen's shot helps win over Red Jacket. S z ut 7a 7 ty A GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — Row 1: Alesho Priebe. Ann Morvin. Michelle Hughes. Row 2: Manager Michelle Luongo. Senro Jenkins. Boberre DeVoney, Moira Connolly. Row 3: Coach Steve Muzzi. Kris Guinon, Stacey Morsreiner. Stephanie DeVoney. Michelle Trorto B Storting Forward Stephanie DeVoney C Starring Forward Krissy Guinon D Starring Center Stacey Morsreiner E Starring Guard Alesho Priebe F Starring Guard Boberre DeVoney SecUrmcU A Alesha goes for two free shots. D Stephanie gets the boll to the hoop eosily C Greot teamwork by sisters. D Dosketboll isn 7 supposed to be o conroct sport. 'yfyetuC 'pan, pC teU 'ZOCt i (pneeaeoa cC A Jump boll gives rhe Soinrs o head start. D Assistant Coach Pone hos on important point to moke. C Every member of this year's team hod good ploying rime. D Alesha ’s way is cleared by Steph and Krissy. 54 l asi46t4f, 02Oitutitiy Sctye A VARSITY TEAM — Row 1: Steve Vorrer. Michoel Ducklin. Row 2: Mike Dir. Drent Holdridge, Kevin Powers. Row 0: Pedro Rojos. Joe Giorgionni, Michael Donohue. Som DeMetro. D Starring forward Michael Donohue C Starring forward Sam DeMetro D Starting guard Michoel Ducklin E Starring guard Drent Holdridge F Storting center Joe Giorgionni 55 ScUctfo Fre Oae 'Pacat pucwt 1R.eycaaa£ 7ct£e A Mike holds his ground with the boll. D Som shows how it s done C Sectionals final vs H A C wos o right scramble from beginning to sod end 0 Drent takes his shot. E. Pedro releases o good one for his ream. F Mike Ducklin receives rhe Section V runner up award. 56 Seaaow Scuta 7 a 4 Se itea 0£ '2'Ocaa A Junior Som DeMerro starts the gome out for our side. D As DeSoles makes the first shot. Ducky races to help our. C Hot in every gome. Mike D. shoots for two more! D Joey G. sloms another one home! 57 Sea itt } TtfrfoCC A All is hushed for rhe foul shot. B Two points for their side. C Jeff shoots... he mokes it!!! 0 Passing rhe boll bock and forth. in on attempt to moke o move for the bosket. f J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: Jed Goodnow, Tim Spooner, Row 2: Chris Spooner, Lorry Guererri, Bon Cecere, Row 3: Don Briggs. Terry Merritt, Jeff Wilkie, Steve Vedoro, Nicky Cordoro. 56 (Z eenl zdew tue (poached 7� (ZCtMAy Style A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Julie Pone, Row 2: Soroh Pisconi, Lori Foncerr, Collie Wooster, Jeononn Guinon, Row 3: Nellie Lynch, Nikki Piscorri. D Varsity cheerleaders show off their tolent with this pyromid. C JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Laura Jokobovic, LeeAnn Breen, Karo Cantonise, Leigh Beechler, Lisa Chelenzo, Michelle Nelson. 59 Softball 1965 DeSoles Vs. Dundee South Seneco Marcus Whitman Romulus Red Jacket Honeoye Romulus Naples Dundee Honeoye Sectionals Romulus Rushford Bradford Soccer 1965-1966 DeSoles vs. Waterloo Morcus Whitman Honeoye South Seneco Romulus Dundee Red Jacket Morcus Whitman Penn Yon Honeoye South Seneco Newark Romulus Dundee Red Jacket Elba Football 1965 DeSoles vs. Honeoye Red Jacket Romulus Dundee South Seneco Lyons Both Morcus Whitman Sectionals Clyde Boys’ Basketball 1965-1966 DeSoles vs. Morcus Whitman Red Jacket Gonondo Bloomfield Naples Dundee Romulus Honeoye South Seneco Morcus Whitman Red Jacket South Seneco Romulus Sectionals Scio Arkport H-A-C Girls’ Basketball 1966 DeSoles vs. Pol-Moc Bloomfield Honeoye Dundee Romulus Bloomfield Morcus Whitman Naples Red Jacket Dundee 60 16-6 16-2 20-4 10- 5 11-10 10-11 11- 6 6-16 7-10 2-6 0-2 20-17 2-4 4-0 1- 4 1-0 2- 1 7-4 1-2 0-1 1-2 0- 9 1- 5 2- 1 1-2 2-4 0-4 0-0 0-0 14-6 6-7 26-6 14-12 19-0 26-12 404 264 0-26 40-50 62-51 56-50 46-06 56-67 74-70 59-55 70-57 67-56 59-61 67-61 66-64 02-55 42-09 46-45 46-49 06-26 56-47 54-04 6946 56-42 47-46 42-00 64-09 50-22 42-51 All rhe coaches ot DeSoles ore dedicated. Some ore pictured here clockwise: Mr. Furmon. Mr. Rickey. Mr. Riley. Mr. Alvoro. Mr. Muzzi, Mr. Russell. Mr. Harris, Mr. Spellecy -1 ?ctce ?M 0?'te4 wuut, 'rtycM A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Nick Cordoro. Vice President; Lindi Foncetr, President, Row 2: Becky Hunter, Secretory; Nancy Durslem, Treasurer. D Kate Salorti and Kris Holbig ore doing their usual gym class exercise. C Homecoming happiness shines on Freshman floor makers. A Row 1: Chris Dorcomb, Leigh Beechler, Mark Dellomo. Row 2: Lee Breen, Don Briggs, Becky Broom- field, Row 3: Noncy Burslem, Matthew Connon, Mark Cososonto. B Freshmen’s lost solute to their lunchtime hangout, Jim’s Deli. C The real pros know where It’s or — VIDEO! D Row 1: Karen Coronise, Bon Cecere. Mory Ellen Chilbert, Robert Clark, Debbie Combs, Row 2: Nick Cordoro, LindI Foncett, Kevin Flonogon, Monuel Caspar, Jed Goodnow. E Pedro knows that hitting the books helps. 63 A Lost minute changes on the Freshman homecoming floor purs Noncy In o frenzy. 3 Row 1: Lorry Guererri, Potty Hezel, Krista Holby, 3ecky Hunter, Senro Jenkins, Row 2: Joseph Kraft, Morio LoNoso, Kelly LoVole, Anne Lewis, Trlcio Long, Row 3: Toro Luce, Jeff Motroon, Drenr McEwen, Amy McGulgon, Terry Merritt. Row 1: Adrionne Oddi. Ann O'Donnell. William O'Neil, Decky Peters. Nikki Piscotti. Row 2: Soroh Piscotti. Adrian no Polon. Stephen Popple. Sara Radford. Teresa Riley. Row 3: Pedro Ro- jos. Joson Soler no. Rote Solotti. Jeff Scoglio, Chris Spooner. Row 4: Tim Spooner. Kim Tydings. Steve Vedoro. Jeff Wilkie. Jeff Woods. A not so typical day in Religion doss mokes Tricio smile. Mathematician Lorry Guererri answers bosic questions for Sister Leo Marie ond doss. 65 0?'ie A Pte«t Sfoot Tit 7 eOi StyCt A Mrs. Tracey. Pedro and Joe ore our of dress code! D Homework enthralls Decky Peters in gym doss. C Future sign language consultants. A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Nino Nigro, President; Jennifer Clark, Secretory, Row 2: Toby Drown, Treasurer; Ron Duckley, Vice President. D Modem President is trying to moke o point. C Thor's John Sears trying to break through Mott ond Michelle. A Row 1: Joson Augustine, Michael Bradley, Toby Drown, Ronald Buckley, Karen Durslem, Row 2: Joseph Cairo, Corln Carovlro, Liso Chelenzo, Jennifer Clark, Christopher Cloxton, Row 3: Cindy Colizzl, Moira Connoly, Heorher Cooke, Merrldith Foherty, Michael Feldmeyer. D Cheering their teom to another glorious victory. A Ami lore for doss, or am I hurrying for nothing? D What o bunch of Homs! C Tommy ond Kris show their stuff. D Row 1: Michelle Hughes, Mork Hurlburt, Louro Jokobovic, Joseph Jenkins, Joshua Jenson, Row 2: Koren Liberio, Koreno Loudin, Tommy Lyon, Michelle Molcurio, Srocy Morsteiner, Row 3: Mork McCarthy, Gory Meorns, Jennifer Morgan, Nicole Morgan, Michelle Nelson. 70 A Row 1: Nino Nlgro, Alex Onoroto, Kathleen Oyler, Row 2: Mary Doris Peters, Julie Pinkerton, Mat- thew Quigley, Row 3: Kristen Schuster, John Sears, Koren Smith, Row 4: Seon Sturgeon, Thomos Vedoro, Mark Walters. D Sophomores show their spirit ot homecoming. C Is this o private party or con anybody join? D Hard ot work? — Hord to believe. Sofc b: 2cUet s4act ‘DcM? Tfevenf A W'ell I almost hod it! B Being o Sophomore is like being in o Sorority. C We sometimes allow o few guys. D Bur mostly — just the girls! What grace ond beauty! 72 '20i££ut p tad eactemAifi: A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Kevin Powers. Vice President; Tony Priono, President. Row 2: Scott Guererri. Treasurer; Nellie Lynch. Secretory. D The youngest Stirpe helps edit the Newspaper. C John The Fonz, protects the water fountain! A Row 1: Joe Anosrosi. Michoel Dir. Dennis Bradley. Derh Dreen. Caroline Cairo. Row 2: John Caroline. Amy Cecere. Parry Cooke. Catherine Cotroneo, Som DeMerro. Row 3: Michelle Derby. Doberre DeVoney. Celeste Dyson. Michoel Foherry. Lori Foncerr. Row 4: Morr Finn, Lu Ann Furono, Cory Gallagher. Joy Good- now. John Good now. D Junior year means hitting The books for Mark McEwen. C It also means measuring for doss rings to Cloudine. D The team seems happiest when the gome is over. A Row 1: Scorr Guererri, Jennifer Guererrl, Jeonon Guinon, Kristine Guinon, Row 2: Drent Holdrldge, Melisso Hunter, Paul Lohr, Mary Ann Lambert, Row 3: Robert Lodh. David LeFoivre, William Leigh, Mario Lombardo. Row 4: Marguerite Lynch. Michelle Lungo. Ann Marvin, Mark McEwen. D During Lunch Lob, Nellie and Missy work together with modem” equipment. 76 A Row 1: Julie Morgan, Kathleen Morgan, Sean Murphy. Row 2: MoryDeth O'Donnell. Maureen O'Neil. Julie Pone, Row 3: Mark Polzlnerri, Kevin Powers, Tony Priono, Row 4: Alesho Priebe. Paul Richardson, Cloudlne Rlnoldo, Row 5: John Scoglio, Joson Shouey. Ann Sindoni. Row 6: Philip Sindoni. Wayne Smith, Michael Spooner, Row 7: Anthony Stirpe, Steve Votrer, Concerto Wooster. D This Is not o bottle-scarred field. Just time our for Dobberre ond Michelle. C Juniors’ floor wos too violent to photo, bur the cor behind It gives us the real spirit of homecoming. 77 Oocn, ?octcvie Se ti vi Sfacrx 20fait 7fay W Tftade A Practice never ends for Phil. D Peace brothers! C An example of first period for Alesha, Julie, and Collie. 0 Pose much Julie??? E Chemistry is mega fun for Mike, Dennis, and Dove. 76 Se Uan 7 6e (% lasiye A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1: Joe Giorgionni, Treasurer; Michelle Trorra, Secretory, Row 2: Mike Ducklin, Vice President; Mike Donohue, President. D Froncey, MoryDeth and Liso ore getting o little nostalgic over senior portraits. C Seniors own DeSoles. so they take core of it! 60 JOSEPH DADD ,Dobbs , football. Ship much? RODERT CHAPMAN Chippy , Phelps. Pizzo man. Marines JONATHAN DANIELS '' Tog'quarterback. ' dolphin' Senior??? JOHNDARNARD Diddy , Whooo .... Ow cut! , Swine MICHAEL DUCKLIN Ducky . Cloudine. Yeoh Dobe . Emmo Guest, Never Mind MATTHEW CARTY Morty Poo . Mine oil mine!!! , drums. Kory TIMOTHY CLARK R. SCOTT CORNELL ANN-MARIE CURL Y Dullheod , Colt, Conondoguio, Deoker . glosses, Lurch. M.H. Look out , Dells, Accidents. McDonalds Number??, M.D. JOSEPH GIORGIANNI CATHY HALL MAUREEN HEIECK WILLIAM HIRONS Joey basketball, eyelids . you Joe purple Mouse . Dwight, Florido. E.T. . eot much? Moon . attitude problem. EMILES. City Holl Billy . Willie Lomon . truck?. TOPS THOMAS HUTCHISON Hutch Boggies Palmyra. Holl Monitor FRANCES JESSON F . Fee Woybil. Toco. Californio. Iron Maiden PAUL LONG Poulie Liso Mills. Toxi. paper drive JAMES MARVIN Marvin ' speed much?? 2 Wheels!!!, nuke 'em! ' MARY MCCUSKER cors, J.D. Obey Dokey six cents CHRISTINA MELITO SUSAN O'MALLEY Tina . Dig Mouth, Dells, Newark. Suzie Q cor stalled, clothes, rordy Sully MARY DETH PRIANO Derhe-Lu Ron. ' De good Deten- tion? Munchkin DETH SCHROEDER LISA SEARS CHRISTOPHER TODD MICHELLE TROTTA Dethie Doces, Zoned Is there o Tim, short, Phelps, motorcycle, Dodd , Cough, M.D.'s party, Psssrl! Points, First One? Who hung bock door or Jim's? sleepy? scooter. P.M.S. my beor? ♦ % 645 Secti i @£444, Cosmic (kaz mik) [Toddonion] odj. intellectual [I'm trying to be intelligent] Did you do your English homework? (did you doo yoor in glish homwurk) [Zeckorion] n. hopeful question [I don't wont to be the only one to get into trouble] Die young (dl yung, [Morvinion] n. threat [Go owoy] I don't believe this (I dont be lev this) [Trottion] n. disgust [Why does everything happen to me] I don't core (7 dont ker) [Schroedian] n. warning [Don't folk to me, I'm in a bod mood] I don't core (Tdont ker) [Hironine] n. desire for attention [I'm trying to moke my presence known] If we're nor here, where ore we? (if wer nor hir hwer or we) [Clorkolin] n. question [Vain attempt to prove our existence] I know (7 no) [O'Mollion] n. retort [Don't pick on me just because my car stalled again] I'm sure (im shoor) [Hollion] n. doubt [You're lying through your teeth] It's awesome (its o sem) [Longreek] n. criticism [I hate it, want you to know it, but I'm of raid to soy it to your face] Jim Morrison Lives (jim mor • is • sun livs) [Donohuish] n. blind faith [Jim Morrison Lives] Kids (kids) [DeVonlion] n. asser- tion [I'm making it clear that I'm older than you] Let's Party (lets par te) [Donielsine] n. invitation [ossocioted with fun and good rimes] Meanwhile bock at the ranch (menwll bok at the ranch) [Jessonion] idiom. Boredom [If I don't get out of here soon I'll die] Mui Dejordon (mwe dur jor ddon [Bobbish] n. sarcastic remark [I know how to speak French very well] Nosty (nos te) [Lewision-Westonion] odj. complimen- ting [Awesome, great, whot o nice body] (Killer) Never Mind (nev er mind) n. indif- ference [It's nor worth asking about] [Buckonian] Not another bus ride (not on oth er bus rid) idiom, expletive expressing distaste [another pain- ful journey to the center of learn- ing] [Sorsion] Oh my God (6 ml gad) [Hutchonion] n. feigned interest [I'm making fun of you ond you don't even realize it] Pop o squat (pop a skwot) [Carrion] n. welcoming [Come on in and sit down] Really? (re le) [Giorgionnion] n. misunderstanding [I don 't know whot you're talking about] Reject (re jekr) [Phillipion-Prionine] n. insult [Fool, idiot, or another name for underclassmen] Swine (swln) [Bornordonion] n. criticism [dirty, smelly, short person] So how's insert name today? (so howz in surt nom too dg) [Curlin] n. conversation [vain at- tempt to get people to talk to me] Thor's Cruel (thots kroo el) [Melition] n. defense [Why does everyone pick on me] Thot's Rude (thots rud) [McCuskerish] n. consideration [I think it's funny bur I don't wont to lough] That's the breaks (thots the braks) [Comellion] n. pessimism [It's rough when things don't go your way] Whot comes around, goes around (whut kums eround, goz eround) [Chopmanion] n. proverb [There's too much gossip in this school] Why should women hove to pick just one (hwi shood wim in hof too pik just wun) [Heieckish] n. feminist retort [reply to one of Joe McCusker's chauvinist remarks] 61 %6: S n ££e4t 'Jicuu eri, A who soys Seniors ore lazy? 0 Mrs. Trocy and friends. C Hungry. Dob? D Another productive float meeting. E No!! This is NOT a double doteI Sat One TQocfatt' A Seniors psyched over Phys. Ed. D Hey! Is rhor o comero! C Our fearless leader??? D Younger Days E So this is rhe Greor House of Guitars! Dond — M or ley Crue Concert — Grand Slom Place — Nicki's Food — Pizza Song — Stairway to Heaven Movie — Sr. Elmo's Fire Actor — Clint Eastwood Actress — Shelley Long Cor — Porsche Sport — Football A Jump Von Holen D Some heads ore gonna roll Judos Priest C Rock-n-Roll Children Dio D After The Fall Journey E No One Like You Scorpions F Workin' For The Weekend Loverboy ?a A vUte4' A She 's The Doss — Mich Jogger D Sharp Dressed Man — ZZ Top CI don 7 core anymore — Phil Collins D Shut up you folk too much — Grand Master Flash E Mystery — Dio F Queen of the broken hearts — Loverboy G Curly Shuffle — The three stooges HI can't drive 55 — Sommy Hogar I Workin ' for the weekend — Loverboy J Ghost Dusters — Roy Porker. Jr K Only a man — Scorpions TRedt, cutd 'panty %6 7 9. v ' s • 9 % ;;� ) w 87 Section, Joseph Dobb Student Council 1, 3, Presi- dent 4; Class President 1, Treasurer 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Geneva Generals Hockey 1; Basketball 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; April 20. John Barnard National Honor Society 2, 3, President 4; Salesian 4; Varsity Club 4; Language Fair 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; December 6. Michael Bucklin Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; October 25. Matthew Corty Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Salesian 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, Editor 4; School News Correspondent Science Club 3; Baseball 4; July 1. Robert Chapman Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Weightlifting 4; September 17. Timothy Clark National Honor Society 3, 4,- Newspaper 4; Ski Club 4; Science Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; July 3. Scott Cornell Stage Crew 3; Salesian 4, Associare Editor,- Ski Club 4; August 12. Ann-Marie Curley Ski Club 1; Softball 1; August 1. Tag Daniels Student Council 1; Class Presi- dent 1; Band 2, 4; Ski Club 4; Musical 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Golf 1; Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 2; August 18. Stephanie DeVaney National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President; Salesian 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; December 26. Michael Donahue Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent; Student Council 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; July 5, Joseph Girogionni 88 Notional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President; Varsity Club 4; Salesion 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; February 16. Cathy Hall Ski Club; July 13. Maureen Heieck Ski Club 4; Salesion 4; Student Council 3; Musical 1; Class Secretary 3; Soccer 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; April 9. William Hirons Salesion 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1; April 25. Tom Hutchinson January 3. Francey Jesson Rowdy Rooters 2; American Field Service 2; Salesion Associate Editor; May 14. Paul Long Basketball 2; Weightlifting 4; July 7. Jim Marvin August 5. Mary McCusker Newspaper 4; Ski Club 4; Soc- cer 3; Basketball 1. 2; June 13. Beth Schroeder September 8. Lisa Sears Spanish Club 1, 2, Treasurer; International Club 2; Band 1, 2; Newspaper 2; Language Fair 1, 2; Salesion 4, Associate Editor; August 18. Christopher Todd Chess Club 1, 2; Computer Club 1; Salesion 4, Associate Editor; Student Council 4; Weightlif- ting 4; Baseball 4; January 27. Michelle Trotta Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretory; Salesion 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class President 2, Secretary 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; June 20. Donna Weston Student Council 2; Class Secretary 2; Salesion 4, Editor-in- Chlef; December 28. Dougless Zeck National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer; Varsity Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; April 18. 89 inect uf s4e£l«ut- 76e-Scette 02V 6 A Mr. Edward Tracey. Principal; Religion 11. 12: History 205 D Mr. John Fohy. Director of Student Services C Mr. Duckly. President Costello, ond Mrs. Donohue hove various reactions to o problem. D St. Stephen's pastor Msgr. Krieg. Sr. Ruth Agnes. Sr. Edwordine, Congregation, ond Dioceson representatives give support to Mr. Trocey ond DeSoles. EMr. Doncoro. Mrs. Polzinetti, ond Mrs. Solorri give attention ond valuable rime. 72eSci£e Sfetum Sciences, A Parry; hard or work. D A usual Mrs. Tracy class! C Mr. William Dreirllng,- Morh I, Physics. Earth Science. D Mr. Paul Drown; Music Director, Dond. Chorus. E Sr. Janet Connorton; Art, Mechanical Drawing. Yearbook Advisor, Newspaper Advisor. A It's Micro Accounting doss — ond they're octuolly work- ing! Sr. Sheilo Hanley; Government ond Economics; Business Low; Office Practice; Dusiness Dynamics. Mr. Victor Harris: Health; Socio! Studies 9; Government ond Economics; Dusiness Low. Mrs. Carol Morsteiner; Moth II, III; Moth 12; Senior Class Moderator. A Miss Doreen DeSoin — French, English, Class mode roror, Musical, French Club D Mrs. Morle Fulloger — Health, Science, Class moderator C Sr. Mary Patrick Fleeron — Librarian D John is fascinated with A P History. LZS. StuvifietuUt? S6M s4 ui 94 (A a ' CfaaC A Mr. Thomas Richey — Religion. Class moderator. JV. Soccer. Liturgy D Mr. Walter Sovorio — Religion, Goss moderator. Phys. Education C Mrs. Deryl Trocey — English. Class moderator. Newspaper D Sr. Leo Marie Word — Academic Methods. Doslc Moth E Teacher ond students ore happy with Nozoreth College English. A Mr. Joseph McCusker; Social Studies 10, 11; English 10; Freshman Class moderator; Student Council Moderator. D Mrs. Suson Mitchell; Spanish I. II III; Sophomore Class Mode rotor. C Mr. Stephen Muzzi; Keyboarding; Accounting I; Micro Accounting; Consumer Moth; Gym Super- visor; Athletic Director. D The Spanish III doss listens intently to Mrs. Mitchell. zCtyi t 'Pe'uPtetUe 4CC Get Studies Sta 76e School ‘ytyccmtnitiy A Mrs. Virginio D'Agostino Secretory to Principal, Bookkeeper D Mrs. Ann DeBolt Secretory. Guidance. Attendance, Office Practice CMrs. Charlene Leigh Secretory of Development Office D Mr. Frank Peed Moinrenonce E Mrs. Barbara Snyder School Nurse 97 On July 13, 1985, under rhe direction of Dob Geldof, o collection of rhe music industry's best performers come together for two simultaneous concerts; one in London, rhe other in Philadelphia. Lasting throughout rhe day, the shows were o compilation of talents ranging from Paul McCartney to John Cougar Mellencomp to Block Sob- borh. But os diverse os rhe entertain- ment was that day, rhe cause behind their presence unified them. They hod come together in on attempt to bring aid to rhe starving mosses in Ethiopia: hence. Live Aid. Those contributing to rhe cause included such populor bonds os Duron Duron, Sting, Elton John, Phil Collins, Hewey Lewis and The News and many more. Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Black with Ozzy Osbourne mode history by performing os units for rhe first rime since disbonding. Ethiopian relief did not end when Live Aid ended, though. Ronnie James Dio, o prominent Heavy Merol figure, head- ed o project colled Heor-n-Aid. Several of hard rock's best guitarists contributed solos to rhe song, written by Dio, colled ' Stars. '' The long list of guitarists includ- ed Niel Schon of Journey ond Night Ranger's Brod Gil I is. On September 22, a predominately country rock show was presented to help America's downtrodden formers. 96 Farm Aid was headed by Willie Nelson ond included such famous performers os Kenny Rogers, Woylon Jennings, ond The Charlie Daniels Bond. The 1985-86 season was indeed o year of giving. It was also o year of outrage directed towards rhe widespread oporthied in South Africo. Steven Von Zandt assembled other angry musicians to record o song ex- pressing their disgust for South African racism. The outspoken included Bruce Springsteen, Done of U2, Jackson Brown ond various others. In this protest, con- cerned musicians stored through rhe song Sun City that they refused to ploy South Africo until rhe racism ceased. Outside of these projects, individuals ond bonds pursued their own musical careers. The major comebacks of rhe year were AC DC, Dire Straits ond Deep Purple. AC DC hadn't hod o truly successful album in years. This year they proved to their loyal fans with Fly On rhe Wall that they could still pur it our. Dire Straits hod been dormant for o number of years. They came bock with rhe top ten album Brothers in Arms, which spawned rhe hit singles Money For Nothing, One World and Walk of Life. Veteran rockers Deep Purple hod seemed oil bur disbonded until they released Perfect Strangers. They began their tour in August ond attracted on audience of older, loyal fans as well os younger, newer ones. Live Lps were in popular demand this year. Stages. Triumph's first live, had been long awaited by their loyol following ond was well received os one of their best to dare. It could only be great with live versions of famous tracks like Never Surrender, Fight The Good Fight ond Magic Power. Iron Maiden gave their fans Live After Death, olso their first live project, com- plete with a video that followed their extensive thirteen month Powerslove Tour. ea . 1965 Grammy Winners: Pop Female Vocalist Whitney Houston Pop Mole Vocalist Phil Collins Best New Artist Sode Best Bock Performance Dire Straits Album of the Year No Jocker Required Phil Collins Producer of rhe Year Phil Collins The double Ip begins with a segment of o speech given by Winston Churchill and goes on to such anthems os Flight of Icarus, Run to the Hills and Iron Maiden. After o very successful Love At First Sting Tour, the Scorpions decided nor to tour for a while. Insreod they released World Wide Live, on album ond o video covering their recent year on the rood. This past year sow many highly suc- cessful solo projects. Roger Dalrrey, former lead singer of The Who, pur our Under o Raging Moon. It features Let Me Down Easy, written by Canadian Bryan Adorns, After the Fire ond the title track, which was written to the deceased drummer of The Who. Another veteran of The Who, Pete Townsend, released o solo Ip entitled White City, which contains the upbeat, jazzy song The Face. Rolling Stones front man Mick Jogger hit the music scene with She's the Doss. Jogger's solo endeavor included popular songs like Lonely or the Top, Just Another Night and Lucky at Love. Dream of the Blue Turtles was Sting's first piece of work owoy from The Police. It hos a definite reggea influence, seen most in Love is the Seventh Wave, Fortress Around Your Heart, and Set Them Free. Jack-of-oll-trades Phil Collins released a third album without his part- ners of Genesis. Collins won three Gram- my Awards for his work on No Jacket Required, including album of the year. The record contains top ten ond number one songs like Take Me Home, Studio, One More Night, ond Billy Don't Ya Lose My Number. Bad Boy Lead singer of Von Halen, Dovid Lee Roth, attempted his first work without Eddie Von Halen, Alex Von Halen and Michael Anthony. When he recorded Crazy From the Heor, Roth hod intend- ed to return to Von Helen. But his solo success ond morion picture opportunities sent him in o different direction. His slot as lead singer was given to The Red Rocker, Sommy Hogor. When most rock musicians were tour- ing or recording this year, several of them rook rime off to get married. Billy Joel ond fashion model Christy Brinkley married after a widely publicized court- ship. Actor Sean Penn made pop singer Madonna his wife over the summer. The Boss, Bruce Springsteen ond model Juliane Philips had a highly secretive wedding in which no press was allowed. Soon though, oil musicians in- volved were either bock on the rood or in the studio pursuing their careers. In September quire an uproar directed at rock was caused by a group of Senators' wives ond their supporters. Assembled in April '85. they call themselves PMRC, Parents Music Resource Center. It is a group of parents concerned that rock music is corrupting the morals of the American youth. A full scale Senate Committee Hearing was assembled on the subject of a raring system, much like the one used for mo Rock in New York JonuoryOI. 1965 Triumph Moy 27. 1965 Iron Moiden June 25, 1965 Dryon Adorns August 6. 1965 Motley Crue September 3. 1985 Dio September 11. 1985 AC DC December 10. 1965 Rush tion pictures, to be applied to rock-n-roll. John Dever, Fronk Zoppo ond Twisted Sister's Dee Snyder were present in Washington to speak our against this form of censorship ond the accusation that problems with today's youth is the result of the music they hear. With Sun City ond the various relief programs under its belt, 1985-86 was a year that proved the worth of rock-n-roll in today’s society. It demonstrated to all that one can be a highly successful rock star and still feel a responsibility to those less fortunate. 99 New Faces A Since Mr. Priano joined the staff, oil sorts of much needed repairs and installations have been done to Improve the school. D Holly DeMetro joined the Freshman doss second semester. She got right into the thick of things, for the poper drive andjoining the J. V. Dosketboll teom De Voney Electric 39 Jefferson A venue Geneva, N.Y. 14456 315-789-8018 100 Friends and Fannily The Barnards The Broomfield Family George and Par Budilin Mr. and Mrs. William Burslem III Mr. and Mrs. John Caroline Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cooke The Cornell Family Mrs. D'Agosrino Tom and JoAnno Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giorgianni The Goodnow Family Robert and Parrida Heieck Monica Heieck Nan and Bob Howard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Lahr and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Don Long The Loudins The Lyon Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters Richard and Rita Pisciorri Dr. and Mrs. Mario Polzinerri The Priano Family Ed, Beryl, Eddie, Colleen, and Joey Tracey Charm Trorra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Venuri, Joe, Jennifer, and Mark Mrs. Celeste Weston business Patrons Area Records Music Discount Appliance World-Ron and Judy Fischer The Village Store Smaiidones Ed Lewis Sons Fashion Deportment Store Don s Own Flower Shop Junius Pool Sales DiDuro's Shoe Service F.A. Church DelFone Beauty Shop Downey Flake Donut Shop DeVANEY CO FUNERAL HOME Finger Lakes Times COUNTRY BEAUTY AND TANNING GENEVA PRINTING COMPANY, Publishers SALON Geneva, N. Y. 1575 SOUTH NEWARK STREET GOOD LUCK Phelps, New York Class Of '85 548-9441 101 AnaCola Trucking, Inc. 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