DeSales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1988 volume:

High School Geneva N.Y. ditgjun-Chief Lisa Chelenza gyddjjll Sr. Janet Connorton Editorial Staff CinJptoRizzi, Michele Hughes, Karena Loudin, Julie Pinkerton, Becky-Peters, Jdl i I Sears i 4 Diamond Jubilee 6 Dedication 7 DeSales People 10 Administration 12 Faculty 16 Diamond Jubilee Graduates Seniors 33 Precious Stones Juniors 38 Rough Around the Edges Sophomores 43 New Jewels Freshmen 49 Activiti 65 Sports 98 Patrons The original St. Francis DeSales High School. 3 Special Events for Representatives from 1934-1940. Today’s students stand in for yesterday’s. Homecoming Court and escorts. 4 the Diamond Jubilee Sr. Jacqueline Robinson congratulates the 3rd generation of DeSales students. r The Diamond Jubilee Committee has worked hard making this a year to remem- ber. Mrs. Carol Marsteiner, Sr. Janet Connorton, and Ms. Doreen De Sain read a letter of congratulations for the Diamond Anniver- sary from the White House. 5 To a Gem of a Person Did you ever in your lifetime come across someone who dedicated much of his or her life helping others? Did you ever know someone whose sole purpose in life was to give, and try to make things better? Did you ever know someone who was so generous that you wonder how he can have so much to offer? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions you must have known Mr. Sam Williams. Mr. Williams gave so much to DeSales in his lifetime. “He felt that in helping the kids of DeSales, he was touching the future. He is never going to be forgotten at DeSales,” said Mr. Tracey. Over the years, Mr. Williams purchased numerous items for almost every department: the musical instruments in- cluding clarinets, tuba, and carpet to cut down the sound of them . . . the typewriters, science equipment, Apple He computers, ceramics kiln, sixteen volumes of the Ency- clopedia of Religion, and books for a new course, called Personal Business Management, that was recently started, a roof for the gym, and more. He was active in many areas. He was the owner of the Finger Lake Times, member of the Rotary Club, Geneva Historical Society, Geneva Country Club, American News- paper Publishers Association, Committee For the Beau- tification of Geneva, and the list goes on. He gave generous support to local churches and schools. One wonders how a man so generous could do so much for others. Why did he do it? Because this was his way of showing everyone the power and strength of his love. 6 DESALES PEOPLE 7 9 Mr. Fahy has been the Guidance Counselor here at DeSales for eight years. Over the years, he has helped hundreds of students deal with stan- dardized tests, college applications, class schedules, and the many other things that high school students need. He helps out the school as much as possible. The school would be at a loss without him. He would be hard to stay at DeSales for many years to come. Sr. Jacqueline Robinson was named Director of Development in October of 1987. Below, she congratulates the third generation students. Administration Mr. Tracey not only teaches History 205-206, Religion 11, and all the gym classes, he is literally the key to the survival of DeSales. Never has anyone been so devoted to the prestige of the school. Also, the appearance and rep- utation of the school is of equal im- portance to him. That’s why Mr. Tracey does all he can to make DeSales so special, one realizes his dedication when he comes to all the major sporting events with the whole family. Without him, DeSales would hardly be the unique institution he made it to be. Hats off to you Mr. Tracey! replace, so we hope he continues to Board of Trustees Board of trustees hard at work. Mr. Costello Mr. Smaldone Mrs. Leigh and Sr. work on public relations. DeSales Board of Trustees Mr. Timothy Buckley Mrs. Terry Caito Mr. Edward Courtney Mr. John Costello — President Mr. Joseph Hezel Rev. Msgr. Gerald Krieg Mr. J. Kevin Lawler Mr. Fred Lewis Rev. Edwin Metzger Mrs. Ann Onorato Mrs. Dorothy Polzinetti Mrs. Josephine Rosetti Sr. Mary Ann Mayer Mr. Edward Tracey 75th Faculty Carries Mr. Breitling — Math I, Eaith Science (NR,R), Physics Mr. Brown — Art Music, Health, Band, Musical Sr. Janet Connorton — Art Music, Studio in Art, Drawing and Painting, Folk Group, Yearbook Mod- erator, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. D’Agostino — Secretary to Principal, Book- keeper Mrs. DeBolt — Secretary of Guidance, Attendance, Candy Drives Miss DeSain — English 9, French 1, 2, 3, Soph- omore Class Moderator Coach Alvaro — Boys Varsity Basketball 12 on a Shining Tradition Mrs. Fullagar — Chemistry, Biology (N, NR), Junior Class Moderator Mr. Harris — Soc. St. 9, 10, 11, Business Law Mrs. Leigh — Secretary of the Development Office, Alumni Mrs. Marsteiner — Math 2, 3, 12, AP Math, Senior Class Moderator Mr. McCusker — English 10, 12, Soc. St. 11, Gov. Econ., Student Council Moderator Mr. Muzzi — Business, Introduction to Occupa- tions, Consumer Math, Bus. Ana. Bus. Comm., Keyboarding PBM, Athletic Director, Cross Coun- try Coach, Girls’ Basketball 13 Mr. Priano — Maintenance, Bingo Sr. Jacqueline Robinson — Rel. 10, Librarian, Ba- sic Math, Director of Development, Chairperson of the Jubilee Committee Mrs. Snyder — School Nurse Mrs. Theimer — Spanish 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club, NHS, Freshman Class Moderator Mr. Tracey — Rel. 11, AP History, Principal Mrs. Tracey — English 11, 213-14, Rel. 9, 12, Senior Class Moderator Sr. Leo Marie Ward — Study Hall Moderator, Sacristan, Office Assistant 14 “For the Longest Time” back-up singers. M JussUjive usines ip ( im Artists Amery and Sr. Janet 1 Mr. Theimer, Miss DeSain and “Joe” The DeBolts tally the votes for the dance. C £T£vr $ y| A sit-in? What year is this? Flowerchild? “I Wanna Dance With Some body!” I Letting Go Stranger things have happened, But this has to be the strangest one of all. Yesterday, the anticipation, Today, the fall. Grammar school to High School. High School to College, Always wanting more. First it was love notes, then wandering halls, now we’re walking out the door. Our future is clouded, our memories are clear. In twenty years we’ll come back, still anticipating our entrance into De Sales since the last; Trying to recapture a realization of the past. But before all this happens, the graduation, the tears, the good-byes. We have to look at our lives, not through rose- colored glasses, but through our own eyes. And see who we’ve become, who we’ve left, and who we’re going to see. We'll see ourselves building our lives, in a different place. In a foreign land; But never forgetting where it all started — Back in kindergarten, letting go of Mommy’s hand. M.D.P. New Generation Josh Karen L. Karena Tammy 20 Michelle M. Michelle N. Nina Julie Matt Sean Mark John Carol Outstanding Optics Always Absent Believably Bizarre Fabulous Physique Master Minds Amazing Athletes Marvelously Mellow Congenial Cronies Good-Bye Childhood Who knew when we entered kinder- garten back in the mid 1970’s, that time would fly by so fast. Our cares at the time were mainly trivial; what would we bring to show and tell? What would Mom give me for snack time? Who would be my best friend and come over to play on Friday afternoon? As we grew, we learned to read, write, tell time and count money. It all seemed so hard then. Times tables, especially the nines, seemed impossible! We discovered T.V. I bet we all still have our mouseketeer ears from the Mickey Mouse Club. Saturday morning cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Woody Woodpecker, George of the Jungle, and Bugs Bunny were everyone’s favorites. Holidays were fun, especially when we did not have to go to school. Christmas was like heaven. Santa bringing us his whole toy factory. We’d go sledding on our new sleds and go ice skating. But who could forget anxiously awaiting for the snow to melt so we could ride that new two wheeler? Then, the day our parents feared and the day we vowed would never happen 24 came. The discovery of boys and girls as cute and pretty instead of yucky and gross. Our three day romances consisted of brief hand holding and writing notes that said “Do you love me?” yes or no (circle the answer). Our first kiss occurred and nothing was the same after. We got in fights with our friends and got to know more people. We learned how to play instruments and sports. Finally, eighth grade came. We were the oldest in the school and knew we were in power. We were psyched that we were going to high school next year. What most of us didn’t realize is that most of us were going our separate ways. We were going to meet new people from other schools. At first we were distant but as the years grew on, we became closer. Strangers became our best friends. Now these “strangers” are going off to college in different cities and states. We’ll always keep in touch and re- member all the memories that made our pasts so special. Goodbye childhood, onward adult- hood. The class of 1988 is ready. Bring it on. 25 Ronald Buckley “O, What a time!” Lisa Diane Chelenza “Ya big J.A. moke!” Michael Bradley “No comment!” SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: Sean Sturgeon, President; Michelle Nelsoi Treasurer. Row 2: Mark Walters, Vice President; Ale Onorato, Secretary. Carin Lynne Caravita One never knows ... Do one?” Christopher Claxton “I don’t care what they say, L.L. the baddest.” Jennifer Lynn Clark Dream of the future, of what it could be; not of the past and what it was.” 26 Cynthia Ann Colizzi “How do you say goodbye to friends who mean so much? Will there be time to sincerely keep in touch?” Michael David Feldmeyer “You’ll be alright!” Joshua Ethan Jensen “my buddy wieser” Moira Jeanne Connolly “Hobbies, frat parties? What are they?” « Michele K. Hughes ‘Never say good-bye” Karen Jacqueline Libero “He’s gonna die — real soon!” Heather Lynn Cooke “But a tear will remain, forever, upon this single rose.” Joseph Vincent Jenkins “Joey J ” Karena Jo Loudin “It’s stupid!” 27 I Di rectory Michael Bradley Ronald Buckley Football 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, V.P. 12; Student Council 10; Musical Band 10; Golf 10. Carin Caravita Soccer 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, Pres. 12; Yearbook 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Varsity Club 12; School Play 11; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12. Lisa Chelenza Cheerleading 9, 10; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Class Officer 9, 11; Yearbook Co- Editor 12; School Play 11, 12; Musical 9, 10; Ski Club 9. Jennifer Clark Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 10, 11; Ski Club 12; French Club 10, 11; Yearbook 12. Christopher Claxton Musical 10, 11; Golf 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11; Basketball 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Cynthia Colizzi Softball 9; Soccer 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; School Musical 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Spanish Club 12. Moira Connolly Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; School Musical 9, 10; French Club 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 11. Heather Cooke Cheerleading Manager 12; Musical 9; Soccer 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 12. Michael Feldmeyer Baseball 9, 10, 12. Michele Hughes Basketball 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; School Musical 9; French Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, Sec. 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Joseph Jenkins Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. Joshua Jensen Football 12; Newspaper 11; NHS 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Karen Liberio Cheerleading 9, 10, 11; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, Sec. 12; French Club 10, 11; Yearbook 12. Karena Jo Loudin Cheerleading 9; Basketball 9; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Golf 9, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 12; Student Council 12; NHS 10, 11, Treas. 12. Tammy Lyon Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Musical 9; Varsity Club 12. Michelle Malcuria Soccer 9, 10; Softball 10, 11, 12. 28 Stacy Marsteiner Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Yearbook 12; School Play 11; NHS 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, Pres. 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council Treas. 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Class Officer Sec. 9. Mark McCarthy Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. Jennifer Morgan Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Folk Group 11, 12; Band 10; French Club 10, 11; Yearbook 12. Michelle Nelson Cheerleading 9, 10; Soccer 9, 10; Musical 9, 10; Softball 9, 10, 12; Student Council 9, Treas. 12; Band 9, Nina Nigro Student Council 9; Soccer 9; NHS 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10. Alex Onorato Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, Capt. 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Musical 9; School Play 11; Varsity Club 11, Treas. 12; NHS 12; Yearbook 12; Class Officer Sec. 12; Student Council 12. Katherine Oyler Band 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10; Yearbook 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Newspaper 10. Mary Doris Peters Cheerleading 10, 11; Musical 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12. Julie Pinkerton Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 9, 10, 12; Musical 11, 12; School Play 11; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 12. Matthew Quigley Baseball 9, 10; Football 10, 11, Capt. 12; Yearbook 12; Musical 10, 11; School Play 11; Golf 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. John Sears French Club 10, 11; NHS 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, Editor 12; Weightlifting 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12. Karen Sheflin Soccer 9, 11; Spanish Club 9, 10; Student Council 11; Cheerleading 9, 12. Karen Smith Chorus 9; Cheerleading 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Musical 11, 12. Laura Stahl Track 9, 10. Sean Sturgeon Football 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Student Council 12; Class Officer Pres. 12; NHS 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12. Mark Walters Football 9, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 10; Musical 10; School Play 11; Class Officer Pres. 11, V.P. 12; Band 11; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 12; Student Council 11, 12. 29 Tammy Marie Lyon “Sure Mr. Muzzi, yell at me and not the boys!” Michelle E. Malcuria “Mr. Muzzi, can I get a drink?” Jennifer Jo Morgan “Oh, Auntie Em, There’s no place like home!” Alex Onorato “Never forget the great times we’ve had.” Stacy Jeanne Marsteiner “Who, me?” Michelle Anntoinette Nelson “Where’s the party (RJL)?” Katherine Marie Oyler “Yeah . . . right!” Mark Christopher McCarthy “But Mr. Muzzi, 1 didn’t do it!” Nina Marie Nigro “What, you guys?” Mary Doris Peters “If you can’t find your way — make your own!” John Joseph Sears “Hey, Pal!” Laura Marie Stahl “Hey ya weirdo!” Julie L. Pinkerton ‘Leave me alone or I’ll tell on you!” Karen Jo Sheflin “Don’t be so ridiculous!” Sean Patrick Sturgeon “Hold on to 16 as long as you can, changes cornin’ round . . . make us women and men.” Matthew Edward Quigley “Ya big nerd!” Karen Ruth Smith “1 don’t understand (the life of a rubber band)!” Mark Robert Walters “Am I in trouble?” 31 Juniors, Gems of 1989 Class Officers: From Top: Pete Parshall, President; Jed Goodnow, Vice President; Tricia Long, Secretary; Anne Lewis, Treasurer. Row 1: Dean Askin, Christina Barcomb, Leigh Beech- ler. Row 2: Lee Ann Breen, Rebecca Broomfield. Row 3: Matthew Cannon, Mark Casasanta, Kara Catanise. Row 4: Ronald Cecere, Mary Ellen Chilbert. Row 5: Robert Clark, Deborah Combs, Lindi Fancett. Row 6: Manuel Gaspar, Joseph Goodnow. Lawrence Guererri, Patricia Hezel, Rebecca Hunter, Mario LaNasa, Anne Lewis Tricia Long, Aaron Mantegna, Jeffery Mattoon, Amy McGuigan, William O’Neil Peter Parshall, Rebecca Peters, Nikki Pisciotti, Sarah Pisciotti, Adrianna Polon 34 Nikki Pisciotti, Sarah Pisciotti, Adrianna Polon, Theresa Riley, Pedro Rojas. Jason Salerno, Katherine Salotti, Christopher Spooner, Timothy Spooner, Mary Kelly Sullivan. Stephen Vedora, Thomas Vedora, Marjorie Viertel, Jeffery Wilkie, Jeffery 35 But, we’re cooler! Tall Tom. We’re hot we know it Hi cutie! Junior’s spirit shows! Juniors qettinq crazy! Mario and Tricia check out the float. We’re cool! Pedro moves in. Sophomores’ Spirit Row 1: Nicole Acquilano, Paul Annunziata, Matthew Avedisian, David Barnard, Amery Beltrano. Row 2: Ka- ren Buckley, Stephen Cannu- li, Francis Caravita, Daniel Cacchia, Andrew Chilbert. Officers: Paul Annunziati, President; Amy DeVanney, Treasurer; Jeneane Donahue, Secretary; Mark Henninger, Vice President. 38 Sparkles Row 1: Lauren Cosenti- no, Amy DeVaney, Jene- ane Donahue, Debra El- liotto, Meghan Faul. Row 2: Benjamin Fernandez, Joseph Gotham, Diane Hauer, Mark Henninger, Paul Hezel. 39 Row 1: Christine Hilliard, Sara Hovey, Christopher Ike, Eric Lewis, Stepha- nie Manning. Row 2: Je- anette Marvin, Patrick Mooney, Karen Oyler, Borys Polon, Paul Priebe. Row 1: Kimberly Rog- ers, Kevin Schmidt. Tra- cy Shields, Edward Smaldone, Christine Ta- ney. Row 2: Jeffrey Ta- ney, Brandi Tedesche, Melissa Velez, James Walters, Kathleen Walters, Melodie Yan- notti. 41 Eric is so shy and retiring! Nicole is trying some martial arts. Chris has all the luck. Lauren and Karen tied for princess. Karen and Christine, the Spirit of DeSales! DeSales’ 75 th Freshman Class Row 1: Brian Askin, Kevin Bienvenue. Row 2: Danielle Boncaro, Tara Brague. Row 3: Kris Braselton, David Combs. Row 4: Shayne Cooke, Stephen Gravitte. Row 5: Jeff Hardy, Shannon Harvey. Class Officers: Beth Anne LeRoux, Vice President; Bill Morgan, Treasurer: John O’Neil, President; Shannon Harvey, Secretary. 43 Megan Jenkins. Frank LaNasa, BethAnne LeRoux, Heather Lush. Robert MacKay. Marni Maher. Edward Marsteiner. James McDermott. Robert McFadden, Flor Medrano. Rebecca Minns. Bill Morgan. John O’Neil. Frank Pane, Diane Reilly. 44 I Waitin’ Bill WhcMieed jjartner Eric and Ed Everyone’s favorites: Jim and Nola The Class of 91 is 46 From Central America to Central New York Flor Medrano, the foreign exchange stu- dent from Costa Rica, will not be easily forgotten by the students at De Sales. She was a member of the freshman class, and was living with the Wolfe family in Waterloo. As much as Flor learned from us during her stay, we learned from her also. She always got involved and was always trying to fit in. She took part in the nun’s chorus in the Sound of Music this Fall and she learned to sing in Latin, even when she had a hard time with her English. During breaks, she would ask our help in writing letters home to her family and we were always willing to assist. Flor gave the school a chance to experience different customs and people. She was es- pecially close to Mrs. Theimer and the Span- ish Club. They treated her to a special lunch before she left. She will be missed by all. Stacy presents Flor with a going away present from us. 48 ACTIVITIES Student Council Row 1: B. Morgan, J. O’Neil S. Hoovey, A. DeVaney, J Donahue, M. Henninger, B Fernandez. Row 2: J. Good now, B. LeRoux, P. Rojas, E Marsteiner, T. Long, P. An nunziata, M. Nelson, S. Mar steiner, A. Lewis, S. Stur geon, P. Parshal, A. Onorato M. Walters. Ed and John transform the hall. Pedro slam dunks the decorations. 50 Participates in 75th Celebration Row 1: Stacy Marsteiner, President; Ben Fernandez, Vice President; Row 2: Edward Marsteiner, Secretary; Pedro Rojas, Treasurer. Sophs decorate for spirit week under Mr. McCusker’s supervision. Homecoming Seniors’ second place float. Celebration Juniors win first place again. Homecoming queen nominees glow with spirit! Cindy and Michele desert soccer for football. 53 Christmas Formal 1987 Having fun, Mark? Dan parties up. Karen and Tricia vote for the court. “Sure! Decorating isn’t all work,” claim Michele, Tricia, Brandi and Kim. The winners are: Ron and Tricia, Nola and Jim, Alex and Cindy, and Chris with Lauren and Karen who tied. Sophomores keep the action going: Amy. Jeneane, Frank. Marci. Mark. Larry and Sara (or Niki?). 55 National Honor Society Row 1: K Loudin. N. Acquilano. A. Lewis Row 2: H. Cooke. M. Chilbert. S. Piscolli, L Coscntino. N Piscotti. M Peters. J. Clark Row 3: D. Chacchia. C. Colizzi, M Hughes. K. Liberto, D. Askm, J Sears. T Long, A Polon. Row 4: P. Hezel. L. Chelenza. J. Good now. K. Oyler. L Beechler. M. C. Claxton. J. Jensen. M. Fahl Row 5: C. Caravita. D Ber nard. M Connolly. S. Marsteiner, S. Sturgeon. P. Parshal. P. Hezel, B. O'Neil. C. Spooner. Anne Lewis Officers: Carin Caravita President; Sean Sturgeon Vice-President; Karena Loudin Treasurer; Karen Liberio Secretary. 1987 inductees are welcomed. 56 Salesian Staff 1988 Editors-in-chief have to be stern. Special thanks to Laura Stahl, Carin Caravita, Julie Pinkerton for their extra efforts. TPC Rep Sherwood checks Michele’s handiwork. Bottom Left: Lisa Chelenza; Editor-in-Chief, Cindy Colizzi; Finance Editor, Michele Hughes; Sports Editor, Sr. Janet, Advisor. Row 1: C. Colizzi, M. Hughes, C. Claxton, B. Peters, P. Hezel. M. Quigly, B. Broomfield. Row 2: M. Peters. K. Loudin, J. Clark, L. Chelenza, J. Mor- gan, K. Llberio, M. Viertel, Sr. J. Con- norton, C. Caravita, J. Sears. Missing: J. Pinkerton. Chris and John become layout experts. French and Spanish Students Kate Oyler won in many areas. Patty Cooke and Kate with Louvre. 58 Take 31 Prizes from Language Fair Spanish Club. Row 1: Flor Medrano, Brandi Tedesche, Nicole Acquilano Row 2: Se- riora Theimer, Andy Chilbert, Lauren Cosentino, Debbie El- liotto, Amy DeVaney, Eric Lewis, Jeneane Donahue. Last year’s seniors entered the competition. 59 DcSalcs Band, DeSales Band and Friends: Row 1: J. Marvin, A. Beltrano, B. Broomfield, P. Hezel, P. Mooney, M. laNasa, B. Peters. Row 2: A. Chilbert, T. Wolfe, T. Vedora, M. Gaspar, D. Barnard, B. Fernandez. Row 3: Mr. Brown, B. Minns, E. Smalldone, S. Vedora, B. Tedesche, E. Lewis, M. Avedisian, M. Walters. Mr. Brown coaches the marching band up Main St 60 Christmas Concert and Skits House of Guitars, “Hop, Hop!” An authentic commercial. The music generation gap is bridged in this skit. A low key car commercial. Nicole struts her “stuff.” Kris B. is a crowd pleaser with his drum solo. 61 DeSalcs Dramatic Row 1: Michelle Luongo, Carin Caravita, Michelle Derby, Patty Cooke. Row 2: Josh Jensen, Mike Faherty, Beth Breen, Kate Morgan, Nicole Acquilano. Row 3: Sean Sturgeon, Stacy Marsteiner, Andy Chilbert, Maureen O’Neil, Julie Pinkerton, Sean Murphy, Jennifer Mor- gan, Matt Quigley, Mark Walters. Row 4: Bob Lash, Lisa Chelenza, Di- rector: Joseph McCusker. Ten Little Indians Narracot....................................... Beth Breen, Michelle Derby Mrs. Rodgers .................................. Lisa Chelenza, Patty Cooke Mr. Rodgers.....................................Andy Chilbert, Sean Sturgeon Vera Claythorne.............................Adrianne Oddi, Maureen O’Neil Capt. Philip Lombard.............................................Mark Walters Morgan Blore...................................Carin Caravita, Alex Onorato Suzie Marston..............................................Nicole Acquilano Emily Brent.................................Jennifer Morgan, Julie Pinkerton Dr. Armstrong..................................Stacy Marsteiner, Kate Morgan General MacKenzie...........................................................Matt Quigley Justice Wargrave .............................................Sean Murphy Stage Crew: Bob Lash, Josh Jensen, Mike Faherty, Michelle Luongo. 62 Productions, 1987 Andy can take any part. Sotctui ‘Tftcteic Thunder isn’t their favorite thing! Dance with me. 63 DcSalcs Welcomes Special Visitors Wow, a real Ram! Don t do Drugs! Our younger visitors. Sin gain? JKer lli ign utogragj Bart Dentino entertains us. SPORTS 66 Varsity Club Above: Row 1: Coach Muzzi, John Sears, Carin Caravita, Chris Ike, Larry Guerri, Ron Cecere, Kara Cantanise. Row 2: Amy McGuigan, Karena Loudin, Jeff Wilkie, Steve Vedora, Dean Askins, Chris Claxton, Debbie Combs, Peter Parshall. Row 3: Jeneane Donahue, Karen Buckley, Becky Broomfield, Stacy Marsteiner, Michele Hughes, Cindy Colizzi, Sean Sturgeon, Pedro Rojas, Jed Goodnow. Row 4: Tom Vedora, Matt Quigley, Lisa Chelenza, Mark Walters, Moira Connolly, Alex Onorato, Jeff Mattoon, Matt Cannon, Frank Caravita, Ed Smaldone. Missing: J. Pinkerton. Varsity Club Officers: President, Stacy Marsteiner, Treasurer, Alex Onorato, Secretary. Michele Hughes. Finger Lakes West All Stars: Row 1: Carin Caravita, Lisa Chelenza, Michele Hughes. Row 2: Matt Carmon, Alex Onorato, Pedro Rojas, Sean Sturgeon, Jeff Mattoon. Varsity Softball 1987 Varsity and J.V. Softball Varsity Softball: Row 1: Michelle Derby, Michele Luongo, Babette DeVaney, Katy Morgan, Mary Ellen Chilbert. Row 2: Jeneane Donahue, Michelle Malcuria, Krissy Guinan, Stacy Marsteiner, Jeanane Guinan, Carin Caravita. Get ready to take the field! Junior Varsity Softball: Row 1: Tricia Long, Ka- ren Buckley, Brandi Tedesche, Anne Lewis. Row 2: Debbi Combs, Karen Cecere, Kristy Pane, Mary Kelly Sulli- van, Lee Ann Breen. Row 3: Mr. Muzzi, Chris- tine Hilliard, Sara Hovey, Nancy Burslem, Holly DeMetro, Patty Hezel. in Action DeSales J.V. and Varsity VARSITY Row 1: Brian Trickier, Matt Can- non, Chris Claxton. Row 2: Tony Priano, Steve Vedora, Kevin Powers, Joe Anastasi. Row 3: Phil Sindoni, Ron Buckley, Paul Richardson, Jack Scaglia, Ron Cecere, Frank Pane. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Jim Walters, Steve Pop- ple, Steve Cannuli. Dan Chacchia. Row 2: Tim Spooner, Jeff Woods, Frank Caravita, Mario LaNasa, Ed Smaldone. Row 3: David Barnard, Manuel Gaspar, Jeff Taney, Paul Hezel, Chris Spooner, Paul Priebe, Coach Vic Harris. Baseball, Spring 1987 71 Varsity Soccer Shows Steady Improvement Row 1: Karen Buckley. Michele Hughes. Danielle Boncaro, Karen Oyler. Ann Lewis. Row 2: Patricia Hezel. Chris Hilliard. Debbi Combs. Megan Jenkins. Chris Taney. Kara Cantanise, Tricia Long. Lisa Chelenza Row 3: Mary Ellen Chilbert. Lindi Fancett, Moira Con- nolly. Julie Pinkerton. Diane Hauer. Stacy Marsteiner, Becky Broom- field. Becky Peters. Carin Caravita. Cindy Colizzl. Mary Kelly Sullivan. Tara Brague. Defense in action. Goal kick! 73 SAWjv Wharf Rats, 1987 Row 1: Steve Cannuli, Matt Tette, Alex Onorato, Frank LaNasa, Sean Sturgeon, Jeff Hardy, Jim McDermott, Dean Askin, Mark Walters. Row 2: Jim Walters, Ed Smaldone, Kevin Bienvenue, Chris Ike, Joe Vedora, Frank Pane, Chris Townley, Jim Vedora, Ron Cecere, Steve Vedora, Larry Guererri, David Barnard. Row 3: Frank Caravita, Paul Annunzia- ta, Matt Quigley, Jeff Wilkie, Pe- dro Rojas, Ron Buckley, Peter Parshall, Tom Vedora, Jeff Ta- ney, Joe Gotham, David Combs. Saints in action! Matt shows spirit. We are psyched! 75 J.V. Football, 1987 Gimme some skin! AINTS Row 1: Steve Cannuli, Frank Pane. Row 2: Kevin Bienvenue, Frank LaNasa, David Barnard, Matt Tette, Jim McDermott, Jeff Hardy. Row 3: Chris Townley, Da- vid Combs, Joe Vedora, Paul Annunziata, Jim Vedora, Joe Gotham, Ed Smaldone, Jim Walters. J.V.’s get psyched! 76 Cheerleader’s Spirit Sparkles Row 1: Karen Scheflin, Ka- ren Smith, Marjorie Viertel, Leigh Bechler. Row 2: Kate Salotti, Tricia Wolf, Karen Walters, Theresa Riley. Cross Country and Golf Go All the Way Cross Country: Row I: J. Donahue, S. Hovey, N. Acquilano, R. Clark, J. Sbrocco, J. Mattoon. Row 2: E. Marsteiner, P. Hezel, P. Mooney, E. Lewis, M. Cannon, M. Avedisian, J. Good- now, Coach Steve Muzzi. Golf ’87: Row 1: K. Loudin, J. Jenkins, M. McCarthy, J. Luongo, M. Cecere. Row 2: J. Cataline, J. Mattoon, S. Vatter, M. Casasanta, M. Polzinetti. Row 3: J. Gotham, M. Quigley, P. Annunziata, E. Lewis, D. Slike. 78 Ski Club 1988 Row 1: H. Cooke, M. Peters, K. Loudin, C. Caravita, M. Hughes, J. Goodnow, A. Lew- is, R. Clark, M. Tette, S. Cooke. Row 2: A. Onorato, M. Quigley, Mark Walters, T. Vedora, E. Lewis, J. Wilkie, M. Gaspar, J. Mattoon, M. Cannon. 79 Girls Varsity Michele Hughes Stacy Marsteiner Becky Broomfield Jeneane Donahue Danielle Bonacaro Basketball 1988 Michele for 3. ScoreJ eeger ans Encouraging words from Coach Muzzi. His 100th win! Kneeling: Danielle Bonacaro, Michele Hughes. Standing: Coach Muzzi, Amy McGui- gan, Debbie Combs, Tina Barcomb, Jeneane Donahue, Moira Connolly, Becky Broomfield, Stacy Mar- stemer. 82 J.V. Girls, The Future Row 1: Amy DeVaney, Amery Beltrano. Row 2: Coach Muzzi, Jenette Marvin, BethAnn LeRoux, Megan Jenkins, Diane Riley, Julie Shanley, Heather Lush. 83 Boys Varsity Peter Parshall Jeff Tane Chris Ike Pedro Rojas Bobby McFadden Aaron Mantegna Capt. Sean Sturgeon, Pedro Rojas, Peter Parshall Basketball 1988 85 Row 1: D. Askin, R. Cecere. Row 2: C. Ike, A. Mantegna, J. Taney, P. Parshall, S. Stur- geon, P. Rojas, R. McFadden. 86 Varsity Boys in Action J.V. Boys Basketball Shine 87 Varsity Basketball Row 1: N. Pisciotti. Row 2: L. Cosentino, K. Buckley, N. Zeck, K. Cantanise, S. Pisciotti. Row 3: M. Mahr, C. Colizzi, S. Harvey, H. Cooke. Missing: J. Pinkerton. Cheerleaders Show Spirit 89 Golf 1987 DHS OPP 239 Mynderse 203 233 South Seneca 244 241 Romulus 259 255 Victor 222 262 Pen Yan 213 244 Canandaigua 222 262 Mynderse 224 241 Romulus 244 225 Pen Yan 195 Varsity Girls Basketball 1987-88 DHS OPP 41 HAC 19 37 Naples 42 47 Dundee 37 36 Red Jacket 33 38 Geneva High 53 42 Sodus 29 34 Honeoye 42 29 HAC 19 39 Romulus 35 51 Dundee 25 35 Hammondsport 59 36 Naples 50 51 Dundee 17 33 Red Jacket 42 42 Honeoye 31 40 Romulus 58 35 Bloomfield 41 38 Friensship 36 48 Avoka 47 Cross Country 1987 DHS OPP 38 South Seneca 23 36 Pal-Mac 23 15 Geneva 55 43 Victor 20 39 Mynderse 21 38 Sodus 22 23 Whitman 32 15 Williamson 55 41 Canandaigua 20 40 Penn Yan 21 15 Red Creek 55 40 Waterloo 21 31 Bloomfield 26 33 North Rose 25 DHS Softball 1987 OPP 11 Dundee 20 22 South Seneca 18 24 Romulus 12 12 Honeoye 16 14 Naples 11 10 Red Jacket 21 25 Bloomfield 12 15 South Seneca 11 12 Romulus 13 13 Dundee 24 16 Naples 9 11 Honeoye 41 15 Red Jacket 17 13 Bloomfield 6 16 Whitesville 7 Boys Basketball 1987-88 DHS OPP 62 Penn Yan 43 63 Romulus 53 51 South Seneca 56 67 Gananda 33 60 Naples 77 52 Dundee 51 52 Red Jacket 44 63 Penn Yan 42 41 HAC 52 49 Bloomfield 56 57 Honeoye 60 56 Romulus 40 66 South Seneca 63 76 Gananda 56 59 HAC 62 Coach Capozzi DHS OPP 66 Naples 67 51 Dundee 57 57 Red Jacket 59 57 Bloomfield 64 75 Honeoye 72 49 Jasper- 52 Troupsburg DHS SOCCER 1987 OPP 1 Red Jacket 9 0 Honeoye 9 2 Romulus 0 2 South Seneca 1 0 Red Jacket 10 1 Honeoye 13 0 Romulus 1 3 South Seneca 2 FOOTBALL 1987 DHS OPP 0 Honeoye Falls Lima 19 12 Dundee 31 21 Red Jacket 22 12 Notre Dame Batavia 49 0 Marcus Whitman 22 18 Midlakes 49 14 Romulus 32 14 South Seneca 21 90 m Coach Luzzi Coach Russel The Block D Sports Ban- quet is held in the spring and honors all of DeSales’ ath- letes for a fun and successful season. It is given by the DeSales Booster Club. Coach Pane The DeSales Gym cam- paign sponsored Sports Night 88 this January. Well known athletes such as Jim Rice, Rick Cerone and Mark Kelso spoke and entertained us all. New Varsity Club officers 91 DcSalcs Fundraising and Gym StudentsJiel£_unload ____________________________________________________Gym renovation underway! 92 Campaign Keep Up Spirit «Ok- Finishing touches after lowering ceilirv Mr. Vedora, Mr. Alvaro and the Mahoney clan after the new ceiling is installed. 93 Over the past 75 years, many events and changes occurre Some were good, others were tragic. Nevertheli j try, as well as our school, has survived and the First W Year (KV - -S, ( -T - . coun 18 In rgn in Fatima pray for peace and for the. 1917, the Virgin Ma: and told them to tell t! conversion of sinners. The twenties were roaring with the evolution of Flappers, A1 Capone, prohibition, and speakeasies. The stock market crash in 1929 brought about the Great Depression , i The USA survived the depressions, as well a? the second World'War in 1941. The war ended in 1945 and thatjwas the beginning of the baby boom generationi In 1945, theUnited Nations was founded, along with NATO in 1949 to try to bring about world peace; r The Korean Conflict occurred in 1950 and ended in 1953. j s I 'thi 19 0 tv3re very eventful. The young generation of Tne counter wanted to make a stand. Flower power and . Hippie were on the uprise. Beatles invaded the US. In 1961 +- 1 pae brt cff 'eieiUorYivHh Cuba. The Vietnam War began in Ci M-964 two4ears arteT me Cuban missile crisis and Bay of Pigs. In 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Four years later Martin Luther King was killed. In 1969, the first astronaut, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. The 1970’s was the decade we celebrated our Bicentennial in 1976. Watergate occurred in 1973 as a result of the Nixon '{jrfeSide ifcy.jJn 19J7 (Pfijait 'Canal -treaty vtafc signed. ) Finally, in the 1980’s the first true paceship, 4h 'space shuttle, Columbia was launched by the US in 1981. The Olympics were held in Los Angeles, in 1984 and the Iran Contra scandal occurred in 1987. DeSales celebrated its 75th Jubilee this fall. The school was founded in 1912 and has been going strong since. The first graduating class was in 1914. The first half of the building was completed in the early 50’s. The second half in 1962. The 1970’s brought many familiar faces to DeSales. Sr. Shelia taught at DeSales from 1965-1985. In 1971, Mr. Muzzi graduated, then began teach- ing in 76. Miss Doreen DeSain came in 74. Sr. Janet and Mrs. Marsteiner began teaching in 75. Mr. Muz2i came to teach in his Alma Mater. In 76, Mr. Tracey became the first lay principal at DeSales also his wife came and started teaching in 79. Mr. “Joe” McCusker graced us with his presence as cu| teacher in 84, only four years after his own graduation. Mr: i: Fahy came here in 81, and $r. Mary Pat in 82. Sr. Jacqueline after an absence fronrtjjzneva cameUo DeSales in 86'. Now the class of 88 will become alumni as are many of their parents. Students likd qx t ndrato, Michelle Nelson, Michelle Malcurldv t aph Jibeflo,lafiil Joey Jenkins and Mark Wal, s iJMOElW'.-ii DeSales has l ega tough 75 years, but it is our prediction that another prosperous 75 years is ahead of this fine in- M.M. and K.S., Long live “Children of the Corn!” K.J.L. M.B. Good Luck in Sue. watch out for Ducks for Ducks! J.V.J. K.J.L. Good Luck in college, Don’t be too serious. J.V.J. Brandi, Debbie, Amery, Eric, Andy and Roc, There’s been good times and bad times but all and all it’s been a great year. Doc Diane M.D.P. May you be a wild thing at heart for- ever! Take Care, CLC Lombard, I am sorry about everything that hap- pened. I still love you. Sherrill To the class of 88 Good Luck! Hope everyone’s future turns out bright. Laurels and Lisa To the rest of the members of “Brown’s Beach” I wish good luck! Congratulations and the best of luck to the class of 88, I’ll never forget the past 4 years (Believe me I’ll try) Mr. McCusker Mrs. Tracey Stop Crying! Mr. McCusker Bonne Chance A Karen, Katy, Michele, Moira, Jennifer, John. Mile D D.B. We’ve had great times I’ll miss ya. Your great friend. M.H. C.C. I’ll get the pizza, keep the kerchief, Long Live Hyperbole, Thanks for eve- rything. Do Matt, Be careful of the sewer rats next year while you’re skiing. Doris Stacy, You have made us very proud. WE love you very much and wish you the best in college and beyond. Love, Mom and Dad M.Q. No more G.C.! L.C. M.M., MAN, We’ve had 4 wild years! Let’s end this 1 with a bang! Love ya! Lisa Class of 91 — You’re GREAT! HAVE A FUN SUMMER. MISS DESAIN Marx, This year will be a memory forever! Angel All My Senior friends: I’ll never forget our good times. MH Karena, Heather, I know how kitties get fleas!! They go up their nose! Good Luck in eve- rything. Jennifer Chris, You made my senior year my best year of high school. Good luck in your next two years. 1 love you! Love Always, Cindy Lisa, You are the sunshine of our lives. Love Mom and Dad Lisa, Our love will last forever. Johnny Lisa, Good luck to my one and only sis- ter. Love Laurie Lisa, Good luck on your graduation and hoping that your future will bring you all your dreams and happiness. Love Uncle A1 and Aunt Fran The schickens are finally free. Good Luck senior Schickens! Don’t end up in the cooking pot, it’ll split your hair! To all the teachers we’ve had, thanks for everything! Good Luck Class of 88 Man, Mitch Attention all seniors! There is always a party in Buffalo if you want to Come! Matt, Mark Lisa, you can be proud of this book. Was it worth all that work? Gratefully, S.J. 96 IF YOU BUY ANYWHERE ELSE YOU’LL PAY TOO MUCH! 0K.e KUf (fyvifiet i to£eccm ALSO Auburn — Canandiagua — Elmira Oswego — Syracuse — Victor 8 Friendly Locations 481 Hamilton Street Hamilton Square Geneva, N.Y. 14456 Ed Kenny President 781-2080 Business Patrons AREA RECORDS CHANTICLEAR ROBINETTE JEWELERS SUPER CASUALS Brandy Sons Agency Inc. DiDuro’s Gaglianese Florist Lake County Frame Martin Music Families and Friends Jim Leslie Askins The Barnard Family Paul Norma Brown Mary Lou Cannuli Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Chacchia Mr. Mrs. Louis Chelenza Mr. Mrs. Richard Colizzi Mr. Mrs. Arthur Cooke Family Virginia D’Agostino Sally Densmore DeSales Bingo Tom Wanna Donahue Ivan J. Gotham, Jr., M.D., P.C. Steve MaryAnne Harvey David Gloria Henninger Mr. Mrs. Frank Hughes The Loudin Family Mr. Mrs. Eugene McFadden The Peters Family Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Peters Mr. Mrs. Tom Riley Mr. Mrs. James Rice Mr. Mrs. Tom Riley Marie A. Schmidt The Walters Family 98 A helping hand. 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Y. 769-5030 RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES THE VILLAGE STORE Hallmark Card Party Shop Town Country Plaza Geneva, New York 14456 (315) 789-6368 Dick and Karen Shoemaker INDEX A Acquilano, Nicole 38, 42, 59, 56 Annunziata, Paul 38, 50 Askin, Brian 43 Askin, Dean 33, 56, 66 Avedisian, Matthew 38, 60 B Barcomb, Christina 33, 83 Barnard, David 38, 56, 58, 60 Beechler, Leigh 33, 56 Beltrano, Amery 38, 60 Bienvenue, Kevin 43 Boncaro, Danielle 43, 80, 83 Bradley, Michael 20, 22, 26 Braque, Tara 43 Braselton, Kristopher 43, 61 Breeh, Lee Ann 33 Broomfield, Rebeca 33, 60, 66, 80 Buckley, Karen 38, 66 Buckley, Ronald 20, 23, 26, 66 c Cannon, Matthew 33, 66 Cannuli, Stephen 38 Caravita, Carin 20, 26, 56, 66 Caravita, Francis 38, 66 Casasanta, Mark 33 Catanise, Kara 33, 66 Cecere, Ronald 33, 66 Chacchia, Daniel 38, 56 Chelenza, Lisa 19, 26, 56, 66 Chilbert, Andrew 38, 59, 60 Chilbert, Mary Ellen 33, 56 Clark, Jennifer 22, 26, 56 Clark, Robert 33 Claxton, Christopher 22, 26, 56, 66 Colizzi, Cynthia 20, 27, 56, 66 Combs, David 43 Combs, Deborah 33, 66, 82 Connolly, Morra 27, 56, 66, 82 Cooke, Heather 20, 22, 27, 56 Cooke, Shayne 43 D 112 DeVaney, Amy 39, 50, 59 Doanhue, Jeneane 39, 50, 59, 66, 80 E Elliotto, Debra 39, 59 F Faul, Meghan 39, 56 Fancett, Lindi 23 Feldmeyer, Michael 22, 23, 27 Fernandey, Benjamin 39, 50, 59, 60 G Gasdar, Manuel 33, 60 Goodnow, Joseph 33, 50, 56, 66 Gravitte, Stephen 43 Gotham, Joseph 39 Guererri, Lawrence 34, 66 H Hardy, Jeffrey 43 Harvey, Shannon 43 Hauer, Diane 39 Henninger, Mark 39, 50 Hezel, Patricia 34, 56, 60 Hezel, Paul 39, 56 Hillard, Christine 40, 42 Hovey, Sara 40, 50 Hughes, Michele 56, 66, 80, 82 Hunter, Rebecca 34 I Ike, Christopher 40, 42, 66, 84 J Jenkins, Megan 44 Jenkins, Joseph 27, 50 L LaNasa, Frank 44 LaNasa, Mario 34, 37, 60 LeRoux, Bethanne 44, 50 Lewis, Anne 34, 50, 56 Lewis, Eric 40, 42, 59, 60 Liberio, Karen 27, 56 Long, Tricia 34, 37, 50, 56 Loudin, Karena 22, 27, 50, 56 Lush, Heather 44 Lyon, Tammy 22, 23, 30 M McKay, Robert 44 Maher, Marni 44 Malcuria, Michelle 23, 30 Manning, Stephanie 40 Mantegna, Aaron 34, 84 Marsteiner, Edward 44, 50, 51 Marsteiner, Stacy 30, 51, 56, 66, 80 Marvin, Jeanette 40, 60 Mattoon, Jeffrey 34, 66 McCarthy, Mark 22, 30 McCusker, Joseph 15, 51 McDermott, James 44, 46 McFadden, Robert 44, 84 McGuigan, Amy 34, 66, 80, 82 Medrano, Flor 48, 59 Minns, Rebecca 44, 60 Mooney, Patrick 44, 60 Morgan, Jennifer 20, 23, 30 Morgan, William 44, 50 Muzzi, Steven 15, 66, 82 N Nelson, Michelle 23, 26, 30, 50 Nigro, Nina 23, 30 o O’Neil, Jogn 44, 50 O’Neil, William 34, 56 Onorato, Alex 26, 30, 50, 66 Oyler, Karen 22, 30, 40, 42 Oyler, Katherine 18, 22, 56, 58 P Pane, Frank 44 Parshall, Peterq 50, 56, 66, 84 Peters, Mary Doris 31, 56 Peters, Rebecca 34 Pinkerton, Julie 31, 21 Pisciotti, Nikki 34, 56 Pisciotti, Sarah 34, 56 Polon, Adreanna 34, 56 Polon, Borys 40 Priebe, Paul 40 Q Quigley, Matthe 22, 31, 66 R Reilly, Diane 44 Reinhardt, Father Leo 56 Rice, Erick 45 Riley, Theresa 35 Rogers, Kimberly 41 Rojas, Pefro 37, 50, 60, 84 s Saleni, Jason 35 Salotti, Kathrine 35 Sbrocco, Joseph 45 Schimidt, Kevin 41 Sears, John 31, 66, 56 Sears, Michael 45 Shanly, Julie 45 Sheflin, Karen 31, 22 Sheils, Tracy Smaldone, Edward 41, 66, 60 Smith, Karen 31, 60 Spooner, Christopher 35, 5( Spooner, Timothy 35 Stahl, Laura 22, 31 Sturgeon, Sean 31, 66, 56, 50 Sullivan, Mary Kelly 35 T Taney, Christine 41 Taney, Jeffery 41, 84 Tedesche, Brandi 41, 60, 5 Tette, Matthew 45 Theimer, Kathy 15, 47, 59 Tracey, Beryl 15 Tracey, Edward 15 Townley, Christopher 45 V Vedora, Joseph 45 Vedora, Stephen 35, 66, 6 Vedora, Thomas 35, 36, 6( 60 Velez, Melissa 41 Viertel, Marjorie 35, 56 w Walters, James 41 Walters, Kathleen 41 Walters, Mark 31, 26, 66, 50 Wilkie, Jeffery 35 z Zeck, Nola 45, 46 • T- . « � V • v • ovi '• r: -TV-, 7: • ' ■ $ : . . 7 • r . rfr W T� v '•., V ‘ • it. 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