Holy Cross High School - The Cross Yearbook (Flushing, NY)
- Class of 1975
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? , 'a W f U , Wi 4 5l E If il i . I , A In ,,.., l U - K- The Cross - 1975 Holy Cross High School 26-20 Francis Lewis Boulevard Flushing, New York 1 5 3 5 E is 4 ,,,..wHv 1 A' r ' Q I Q.. i I 5 I - . - i 0- 3 , N 40' gs 215 J ,-95:42 f G Q19 gf l 3 I af- ' ' My From The Desk Of The rincipal 2 3 The Administration of Holy Cross High School is totally dedicated E A .mt X j to fostering the best possible education of the Holy Cross man. Q 5' Through this Administration, every type of activity possible, both ac- Q-4 '-S ademic and athletic, is offered. Cultural events, assemblies, and ...P 7 spiritual opportunities all provide an atmosphere of maturity and re- I Q sponsibility that will be a benefit to everyone in his future. 5,4 0 Ti' -1-1 The well-trained and experienced faculty serves as an important , - Q link between the students and their acquisition of knowledge. These ffl es . , .3 devoted teachers, interested in sharing their knowledge with 0 others, are admired and respected by students, who realize their in- r 9 ' , 'tk valuable contribution toward the proper formation of Christian men. 9 1 Q The genuine interest in student welfare manifested by the faculty iz Q reveals that these teachers realize that their vocation to the 0 13 l Q classroom is a God-given responsibility and likewise a unique Q' Y, . privilege. O , ' In this traditional farewell message as you leave these halls, I yf need not dwell at length on the good wishes and prayers that follow : Qf you, or on the high hopes with which your Alma Mater sends you ' forth. You have given yourselves to the care of Holy Cross during these years of development, and she has given her best for you. For all your days, you will be a part of Holy Cross, and Holy Cross will be a part of you. Devoutedly yours in Christ, Brother Joseph McDonnell, C.S.C. 5 - .,,- BROTHER JOSEPH MCDONNELL, C.S,C HOLY CROSS PRINCIPAL NIR, SANTO BARBARINO, BS., St. Francis College, M.S., St. Francis College, Chemistry. MR. DONALD BARTON, B.S., St. Francis College, A.P. Chemistry, Data Pro- cessing, Intermediate Al- gebra. BROTHER BERNARD BERENDSEN, C.S.C., B.A., St. Edwards University, MS., Notre Dame Universi- ty, Project Physics. MR. ALLAN BLONDE, BS., Fordham University, IVI.A., St. John's University, Psy- chology and Literature, World Drama, English Dept. Chairman. BROTHER EDWARD BOYER, C.S.C., B.A., Notre Dame University, lVl,M. Ed.. Vander-Cook College of Music, French 1,2,3, Freshman Band Director, Concert Band Director. wwe mm dn? NS-' BROTHER ROBERT BROWN, C.S.C., B.A., St. Edwards University, M.S., Siena College World History, Year- book Moderator, Fine Arts Club Moderator, Shelter Island Retreat Moderator om, BROTHER JOHN DON- AHUE, C.S.C., B.A., St. Edward's Universit Y, M.A., Fairfield Univer- sity, Theology 2, CCD -St. Fidelis Parish CALA- MRS. JOSEPHINE MR. ROBERT BRIA, B.S., St. John's CARRENO University, Accounting, Queens College, M.A., Business Law, General Queens College, Business Spanish 1,2,3 MR, JAMES CODY, B.A., University of New Mexico, Spanish 1,2, Spanish Academy Moderator slr, BROTHER THOMAS MR. DANIEL DWYER, DURNEY, C.S.C., B.A., B.A., St. Edward's Uni- University of Notre versity, Biology, Tennis Dame, M.S., Siena Col- Coach lege, Accounting, Typing 0- 'Ui BROTHER FRANCIS ELLIS, C.S.C., B.A., Notre Dame University, M.A., Siena College, U.S. History, Mathe- matics 10, Latin 1, Freshman Football Coach BROTHER KARL DIE- MAND, C.S.C., B.A., Fordham University, M.A., Fordham Univer- sity, A.P. English, Junior English, Athletic Director MR. DONALD ERRICO, B.A., Cathedral Col- lege, M.A., Queens College, Religious Ed- ucation, Senior Aides - Group Process All I asked him for was thetime! BROTHER ROBERT BROTHER WILLIAM FALCONE, C.S.C., B.A. St. Edward's Universi- ty, M.A,, Fairfield Uni- versity, English 10 Sophomore Class Mod- erator, Bookstore Man- ager. FARRELL, C.S.C., B.S., St. Edward's Universi- ty, M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University, Math 9, Director of Studies, Fa- thers' Club Moderator. MR. IGNACIO FER- NANDEZ, B.A., Queens College, M.A., Queens College, Spanish, 2,4, Spanish for Native Speakers, Foreign Lan- guage Department, Chairman. MR. MICHAEL GENO- B.A., St. Bef- College, Reli- Education VESE, nard's g i on Chairman, Driver Edu- cation, Handball Coach. MR. JOSEPH GIAN- NUZZI, B.A., Villanova University, M.A., St. John's University, So- cial Studies 9, A.P. Eu- ropean History, Varsity B Basketball Coach. BROTHER ROBERT GILROY, C.S.C., B.S,, Fordham University, M.A., Fairfield Univer- sity, Latin 2,3,4, Dean of Students, Stage Manager. MR. JAMES KERR, B.A., St. Francis Col- lege, Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Basketball. aff' BROTHER THOMAS GUYETTE, C.S.C., As- sistant Treasurer, Intra- mural Bowling Modera- tor. Qs. QYU' '- - Y S MR, GERARD LA- HENEY, B.S.Ed., State University of Cortland, M.S., Syracuse Univer- sity, Physical Educa- tion. BROTHER HUGH HAG- GERTY, C.S.C., B.S., Notre Dame University, M.S., Catholic Universi- ty of America, Math 11, Mechanical Drawing. BROTHER RICHARD HARTNETT, C.S.C., B.A., Notre Dame Uni- versity, M.A., Notre Dame University, Col- lege Guidance. MR. RICHARD HOGAN, B.A., St. Francis Col- lege, M.A., Adelphi University, World Drama, English 10, Var- sity Soccer Coach, Dramatics Moderator, Forensics Moderator. MR. ROBERT LARKIN, B.A., Iona College, Theology 12. 8 MR. JAMES LEMBO, B.A., Fordham Univer- sity, M.A., St. John's University, European History, World History, Political Science, J.V. Baseball Coach. 08 i MR. WALTER MA- LECKI, B.A., Provi- dence College, M.S., Pace University, U.S. History, World History, Social Studies Chairman. MR. JOHN MALIN- OWSKI, B.A., Notre Dame University, M.A., St. Johnls University, World History, Math 9, Geometry, Chess Club Moderator. M R . W I L I. l A M O'MEARA, B.A., Queens College, Health, Physical Edu- cation, Varsity Basket- ball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, Golf. MR. ARTHUR Mc- CANN, B,A,, Cathedral College, M.A., New York University, Guid- ance Counselor, Cross Country - Track Coach. Q-x. Mas. HELEN MC- DoNoueH, Typing. BROTHER DONALD MOOSE, C.S,C, B.A., St. Edward's Universi- ty, M.A,, Villanova Uni- versity, Guidance, Track and Field Coach, Cross Country Coach. ,, Et I I H.: 5 MR, KEVIN NOLAN, B,A., Iona College, Math 10, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry. BROTHER PASCHAL PESCE, C.S.C., BA., Notre Dame University, M.A., Villanova Univer- sity, English 1, Senior Creative Writing, Se- nior Class Moderator. K- MR, JOSEPH PERVIDI, BS., St. Francis Col- lege, M.A., St. John's University, AP. Cal- culus, Math 12, Math Department Chairman. 9 MR, ROBERT PRIN- CIPE, B.M,, Ithaca Col- lege School of Music, Music Appreciation, F r e s h m a n B a n d Director, Concert Band Director, Pep Band Director, Jazz-Rock Ensemble Director. MR. THOMAS PUGH, B.S,E,, Kansas State Teachers College, Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach. i' ,UW r rl are V? WK' MR. MICHAEL RAGON B.A York Colle e MR. GERALD RAIHL, BA Fordham ' ., Q , . ., Univer- Math 9,10, Freshman sity, Math 9,1O,11, J.V. Class Moderator. Football Coach. BROTHER JAMES RIO, C.S.C., B.A., St. Ed- ward's University, World History, S.C.S. Moderator. BROTHER GREGORY RYAN, C.S.C., B.A., Stonehill College, Spanish 1,2,3,4, Track Coach. MR. RICHARD SCHI- LIRO, B.S., Fordham University, M.S., Ohio College, Chemistry, Physical Science, Science Department Chairman MR, RICHARD SCH- NEIDER, B.A., Marist College, M.A., Long Island University, So- cial Studies 9, Freshman Basketball Coach. 10 BROTHER LEO ROS- SIGNOL, C.S.S., B.A,, St. Edwards Universi- ty, M.L.S., St. John's University, Library Science, Media Center Coordinator. BROTHER RALPH SI- MONETTI, C.S.C., B.A., St. Edwards Universi- ty, M.A., Siena College, Junior Class Modera- tor, English 2 and 3. MR. THOMAS Russo, B.S., Fordham Univer- sity, Chemistry, Physi- cal Science. FATHER LAWRENCE SMITH, B.A., St. John's University, Theology 3, School Chaplain. ,L MR. CHARLES TREN- BROTHER ANDREW TACOSTE, B.A., St. TRIMBLE, C.S.C., John's University, En- B.B.A., St. John's Uni- glish 9, Weather Club versity, Treasurer. Moderator. MR. JOSEPH B.S., Mount WALZ, Saint Mary's College, Biolo- QV- MR. ANTHONY TRIS- CARI, B.S,, Fordham University, M.A., St. Johns University, U.S. History, Sociology, A.P,U.S. History, LANCE Moderator. MR. ROBERT ULRICH, B.A., Niagara Universi- ty, M.A., Our Lady of Angels Seminary of Niagara University, Media Coordinator for Religion Department. J' MISS PATRICIA WALTERS, B.S., St John's University, Me cnanical Drawing, Stu dio Art, Art Apprecia tion. B R O T H E R CA R L MR. LESTER WOJNAR, MR, HAROLD ZAJAC, MR. CLAYTON CAL WINTERS, B.S., St. Ed- ward's University, M.A., Fairfield University, Guidance Director, Student Government Moderator. B.A., St. John's Univer- B.A., St. John's Univer- LAHAN, Maintenance sity, Biology, Physical sity, M.L.S., St. John's Engineer. Science. University, Assistant Li- brarian. MY frrwvr MRS. MARIE BUR- NETT, School Secre- tary. MISS ROSEMARY MARISAK, School Sec- retary. uf , gf , z f , ov 5 W5 '15 ay' ' V.,o.. W 'ef' li 4ll22lHi? -iiyy , 1 , gglaivg 'E 2 Q4 7 W, sl 9 ls 4 M Graduating Class 1975 T A NOT ENJOYMENTAND NOTSORROW, IS OUR DESTINED END OR WAY: BUT TO ACT, THAT EACH TOMORROW FINDS US FURTHER THAN TODAY. ff - ,rf lnnqi illi- ,LY ,I gf! L..,. ff? JAMES ABADIE French Academy 25 Photo Club 1,2, Treasur- er 3,45 Fine Arts Club 1,25 Dance Committee 45 Track 15 Se- nior Home room Rep. PAUL ALESCI Spanish Academy 3,45 Science Club 45 S.C.S. 45 Fine Arts Club 2,35 Football 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. JAMES AMATO National Honor Society 2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 1,35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 25 Golf Team 3, Co-captain 4. CARLO AMMIRATI Stage Crew 35 Fine Arts Club 1,25 Intra- mural.BasketbalI 1. ROBERT AQUINO Spanish Academy 1,2,3,45 Lance Staff 1, Assistant Editor 2,3,45 Photo Club 2,3,45 Peer Counselor 45 Audio-Visual 1,2,3,45 Library Staff 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,25 Senior Homeroom Rep. LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG Spanish Academy 1,2, Secretary 3,45 Fine Arts Club 2,3,4. BRIAN ATTERIDGE Fine Arts Club 2,35 Usher 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 45 Se- nior Class Treasurer. WILLIAM AYERS Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. BRUCE BALDWIN French Academy 1,25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Dance Committee 1,25 Intramural Bowling 1. FRANCIS BARKER Fine Arts Club 25 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 1,2, Co-captain 3,4. NICHOLAS BENFAREMO Spanish Academy 2,35 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 2,3. BRYAN BERNDT Spanish Academy 25 Science Club 1,2,35 Fine Arts Club 35 Chess Club 25 Weather Club 3. GERARD BIEHNER Fine Arts Club 15 Intramural Basketball 1,2,4. ANTHONY BISCIONE French Club 1,25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Football 15 Intramural Bowling 2. IPB JAMES ABADIE PAUL AI-ESC' LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG BRIAN ATTERIDGE NICHOLAS BENFAREMO BRYAN BERNDT + JAMES AIVIATO CARLO AIVIIVIIRATI . ROBERT AOUINO WILLIAM AYERS BRUCE BALDWIN FRANCIS BARKER GERARD BIEHNER ANTHONY BISCIONE 15 --si its WILLIAM BLACK Fine Arts Club 25 Usher 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN BOHN Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. JOHN BONVENTRE National Honor Society 3,45 Lance Staff 4 Editor-in-Chief5 Peer Counselor 3, Co-Chairman 45 Year- book 3 Assistant Editor, 4 Editor-in-Chief5 Fine Arts Club 3,45 Swimming 1,25 Intramural Basketball 3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. RAYMOND BRYTUS French Academy 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 25 Football 25 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Musical 2,3,4. PAUL BUBNIAK Fine Arts Club 25 Intramural Bowling 4. KERRY BURKE Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball 25 Senior Homeroom Rep. PAUL CANDEMERES Spanish Academy 25 Fine Arts Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 1. JAMES CAPRARO Fine Arts Club 25 Track 2,3. JOSEPH CARROLL Football 25 Basketball 15 Senior Homeroom Rep. MICHAEL CASLIN French Academy 1,2,35 Lance Staff 25 Junior Class President5 Peer Counselor 35 Library Staff 3,45 SESS. 35 Fine Arts Club 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, .3,45 MICHAEL CAVALLO Spanish Academy 35 Fine Arts Club 25 Track 15 Senior Homeroom Rep. JEFFREY CELIK Spanish Academy 3,45 Yearbook 45 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 1,2,3. MICHAEL CELIA Spanish Academy 2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 2,3,45 Football 15 Track 15 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramu- ral Bowling 1,2,3. GEORGE CERILLO Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Senior Homeroom Rep. 'i ' 'NN-'f ww' 2 WILLIAM BLACK JOHN BOHN KERRY BURKE PAUL CANDEMEHES Hue MICHAEL CAVALLO JEFFREY CELIK Sw NL iv JOHN BONVENTRE RAYMOND BRYTUS PAUL BUBNIAK JAMES CAPRARO JOSEPH CARROLL MICHAEL CASLIN ,H L . N A f K T101 1 ' ' A'JJ' 2 ' ' ' 5 ? f' , P' 1 L few ff A-H -f j . wif., L... A K ,,L. V 1 Q L L A wgswwt -, Y,,.,,:F MICHAEL CELLA GEORGE CERILLO JOSEPH CHILLEMI French Academy 23 Fine Arts Club 23 In- tramural Bowling 4, FRANCIS COLARCO Drama Club 43 Fine Arts Club 13 Track 1. KEVIN COLLERAN Fine Arts Club 13 Intramural Basketball 1,2,4Q Handball 334. BRIAN COLLINS Fine Arts Club 1,23 Intramural Basketball 13233. MICHAEL COLUCCI Lance Staff 13 Student Government: Homeroom Representative 3,42 Fine Arts Club 13 Baseball 1,23 Intramural Basketball 13 Intramural Bowling 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN CONSIGLIO Spanish Academy 33 Audio-Visual 3 Trackt. JOHN CONTI Spanish Academy 132,33 Fine Arts Club 1 2' ln- tramural Basketball 12,3343 Intramural Bowling 1,2,3. i i ALFRED CORRADO National Honor Society 2,3,4Q French Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,23 Chess Club 233,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOSEPH CROOK National Honor Society 233,43 Spanish Academy 1,2,3Q S.C.S. 132,33 Fine Arts Club 1,2333 Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Bowling 1,2,3,4Q Bookstore 1,2,3. MICHAEL CULLEN French Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 3. JAMES CURRAN Football 13 Baseball 1,2,3Q Captain 43 Se- nior Homeroom Rep.3 Poster Club 1,2,3,4. FELIX CUTRONE Spanish Academy 1,23 Science Club 33 Y.A.F. 23 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,4Q Usher 3. fvtf 'rv- JOSEPH CHILLEMI FRANCIS COLARCO RICHARD CONNELLY JOHN CONSIGLIO RICH CROSSNOHERE MICHAEL CULLEN 55 yy GT77 KEVIN COLLEHAN BRIAN COLLINS MICHAEL COLUCCI JOHN CONTI ALFRED CORRADO JOSEPH CROOK .N JAMES CURFIAN FELIX CUTFIONE , 5 'I' 'N 19 DOMINICK DAMIANI National Honor Society 2,3,4Q Audio Vi- sual 13 Fine Arts Club 1,23 Usher 33 Intramural Basketball 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. LOUIS DAMIS Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Intramural Basketball 1,23 PETER D'ANGELO National Honor Society 3,42 Band 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Swimming 13 Track 1,2,3,4Q Jazz Rock Ensemble 4. WILLIAM DEHNER Fine Arts Club 2,3,4: Track 13 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 1,23 Senior Homeroom Rep. PHILLIP DE LUCA Spanish Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 33 Track 1,2,4. ROBERT DE STAFANO Fine Arts Club 3,4. JAMES DEWICK Fine Arts Club 13 Intramural Basketball 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. RICHARD DI GIANNI Dance Committee 1,2. PETER DE MARCO Spanish Academy 1,2, Baseball 23 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3Q Intramural Bowling 1,2,3. NICHOLAS DI MARTINO Intramural Bowling 13 Intramural Basketball 23 Track 3,43 Fine Arts Club 33 Spanish Club 3. RICHARD DI PASQUALE Track 1,2,33 Football 1,2,3,4Q Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 1,22 Senior Rep. PETER DI PIETRANTONIO French Academy 1,2,33 Science Club 33 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 1,43 Chess Club 2,3,4. GERARD DI STEFANO Photo Club 3,41 Student Government 13 Band 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Dance Committee 1,23 Track 13 Jazz Ensemble 43 Dixie Band 3,4. QUENTIN DIXON Peer counselor 13 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. DOMINICK DAMIANI LOUIS DAMIS ROBERT DE STEFANO JAMES DEWICK RICHARD DI PASQUALE PETER DI PIETRANTONIO , 5' my 19 vi-u:':f1f'N PETER D'ANGELO WILLIAM DEHNER PHILIP DE LUCA 'WB Q'3 ':'g '?9- RICHARD DI GIANNI PETER DI MARCO NICHOLAS DI IVIARTINO .ESV ,ww 'MM' GERARD DI STEFANO QUENTIN DIXON 21 KEVIN DONOVAN French Academy 23 Intramural Basketball i3lr1'tramUrEll Bowling 4. THOMAS DOWER French Academy 23 Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Track 1. KENNETH DRUCKER Fine Arts Club 23 Track 132,33 Co-Cap- tain 4. EDWARD DUFFY Fine Arts Club 1,233,413 Yearbook Staff 43 ln- tramural Bowling 4. ROBERT DUMAS Intramural Basketball 1,2333 Basketball 43 Lance 1,23 Fine Arts Club 2. GEORGE DUNNE Photo Club 132,33 Fine Arts Club 23 Track 1. PETER EBERSOLD National Honor Society 2,3343 Audio- Visual 3,43 Library Staff 3,43 Usher 13 Track 1,23 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN ERIKSON Fine Arts Club 1.23 Intramural Basketball 1,2. SCOTT ERRICO Spanish Academy 2.33 Fine Arts Club 2,33 Senior Homeroom Rep. ANTHONY EVERING Track 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 2,33 Peer Counseling 43 Spanish Academy 1,23 Swimming 1. RONALD FANELLI National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Academy 2,31 S.C.S. 33 Fine Arts Club 1,21 Intramural Basket- ball 13 Intramural Bowling 1,2,3,4. ellis.-AD KEVIN DONOVAN THOMAS DOWER of-W' GEORGE DUNNE SCOTT EADIE SCOTT ERRICO ANTHONY EVERING for -1-'ilfy KENNETH DRUCKER EDWARD DUFFY ROBERT DUMAS PETER EBERSOLD CHARLES ELLSWORTH cm:-'f ,A RONALD FANELLI JOHN FEENEY 23 STEPHEN FERRARA Fine Arts Club 23 Baseball 23 Intramural Basketball 4. ALBERT FERREIRO Spanish Academy 33 Football 1,2,43 Track 3,43 Intramural Basketball 4. EDWARD FITZSIIVIIVIONS Spanish Academy 1,33 Peer Coun- selor 43 Fine Arts Club 23 Track 1,2,3. SEAN FLAHERTY Fine Arts Club 1,23 Track 13 Music Club 2,3. JOSEPH FLORIANO Fine Arts Club 3,4. DAIVIIAN FORLETTI Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Audio-Visual 2,3,43 Library Staff 2,3,43 Stage Crew 2,3,43 Band 2,3,43 Se- nior Homeroom Rep.g Dixieland Band 33 Jazz Ensemble 4. JOSEPH FRANCO Track 13 Fine Arts Club 23 Dance Com- mittee 1,2Q Senior Homeroom Rep. RONALD FREGOSI Stage Crew 3,43 Fine Arts Club 2. PAUL GABRIEL Spanish Academy 23 Peer Counselor 3,43 Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 43 Intra- mural Bowling 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. FRANCIS GAETA French Academy 1,23 Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Peer Counselor 43 Swimming 13 Track 1,23 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOSEPH GALLETTA Spanish Academy 33 Library Staff 43 Fine Arts Club 2. RALPH GALLO Spanish Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1. ANDREW GASSER French Academy 33 S.C.S. 33 Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Swimming 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. STEPHEN FERRARA ALBERT FERREIRO JOSEPH FLORIANO DAMIAN FORLETTI FRANCIS GAETA JOSEPH GALLETTA W4 W ,.,,..u0v'9 JOSEPH FILOIVIENA EDWARD FITZSIMMONS SEAN FLAHERTY JOSEPH FRANCO RONALD FREGOSI PAUL GABRIEL ,pw di-W RALPH GALLO ANDREW GASSER PHILIP GAUDIO Lance Staff lj Class President 1,2, Vice- President 33 Band 1,2,33 Fine Arts Club 13 Dance Committee 1,2,33 Track lg Musical 1,23 Senior Homeroom Rep. KEVIN GEIGER Spanish Academy 2,33 Science Club 33 S.C.S. 1,2,33 Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Usher 2,33 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Senior Homeroom Rep. NICHOLAS GEORIANIS Audio-Visual 33 Soccer 2,3. JAMES GETHERALL Track 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1. JOHN GIACCHINO Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. PASQUALE GIANCASPRO Band 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 23 Jazz Band 4. ANTHONY GIOIA National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Academy 2,33 Lance Staff 43 Drama Club 43 Peer Counselor 43 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Swimming 43 Track 1,23 Intramural Basketball 33 Football Manager 33 Spring Musical 3,4, MATTHEW GIULIANO Fine Arts Club 2,33 Track lg Intramural Basketball 1,23 Latin Academy 1,2,3. ANDREW GIUSTO Fine Arts Club 2,33 Football 2,3,4. CHARLES GIVEN French Academy 33 Forensics 43 Lance Staff 43 Peer Counselor 43 Fine Arts Club 43 Swimming 4. RAYMOND GLYNN Spanish Academy 1,2, Vice President 3, President 43 Science Club 33 Peer Counselor 43 Football 1,3,43 Track 23 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowl- ing 1. LINO GOMEZ National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Academy 3,43 French Academy 2,3,4Q Lance Staft 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 13 Dance Committee 33 Intramural Basketball 33 Contemporary Music Club 2,33 Jazz Rock Ensemble 4: Student Tutor 3,43 Dixie Land Combo 3,43 Freshmen Band 1. CARLOS GRANDE Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Audio Vi- sual 1,23 Library Staff 43 S.C.S 33 Intramural Basketball 23 Se- nior Homeroom Rep. MICHAEL GREGORY Spanish Academy 33 Student Govern- ment 43 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 13 Senior Homeroom PBDJ Football Manager 2,3. PHILIP GAUDIO KEVIN GEIGER 'WS-'tv PASQUALE GIANCASPRO ANTHONY GIOIA RAYMOND GLYNN LINO GOMEZ Dx ,mx 1 -Gil f NICHOLAS GEORGIANIS JAMES GETHERALL JOHN GIACCHINO G rw MATTHEW GIULIANO ANDREW GIUSTO CHARLES GIVEN ,juni CARLOS GRANDE MICHAEL GREGORY fr DAVID HAMM Audio-VisuaI1,2,4. THOMAS HARRINGTON Spanish Academyg Lance Staff 43 Fine Arts Club 2.43 Track 1. KARL HART Science Club 23 Photo Club 3,43 Fine Arts Club 2,41 Tennis 3,43 Track 13 Soccer 3,43 Chess Club 2,3,4. JOHN HENNIGAN Intramural Basketball 1,2. VINCENT HENRY Swimming 13 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3Q Science Club 1,23 Intramural Basketball 13 Dance Committee 1,23 Poster Club 1,2,33 Senior Homeroom Rep. WALTER HERLIHY Science Staff 13 Fine Arts Club 1,2Q Dance Committee 23 Swimming 13 Track 1,2,3Q Intramural Basketball 1,2,3Q Senior Homeroom Rep.3 Contemporary Music Club 3. RAFAEL HERNANDEZ Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3.4- ANDREW HILDEBRANDT Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Fine Arts glub 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2Q Senior Homeroom ep. 4. GERARD HILLERY French Academy 23 Fine Arts Club 23 Track 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM HOEFFER Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 23 Football 43 Swimming 1,23 Track 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep.g Contemporary Music Club Secretary 2,3. TIMOTHY HORGAN Fine Arts Club 1,23 Basketball 1.2, Cap- tain 3,4. MICHAEL HULSER Photo Club 3,42 Band l,2,3,4Q Y.A.F, 4, Yearbook 43 Fine Arts Club 3,42 Intramural Basketball 3,43 Dixie Combo Band 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 4. DAVID HAMM THOMAS HANSEN VINCENT HENRY WALTER HERLIHY WILLIAM HOEFER TIMOTHY HORGAN X., ? THOMAS HARRINGTON KARL HART JOHN HENNIGAN RAFAEL HERNANDEZ ANDREW HILDEBRANDT GERARD HILLERY RICHARD HUGHES MICHAEL HULSER 29 BRlAN HUMMEL Fine Arts Club 2,3Q intramural Bowling 1. MICHAEL HURSON French Academy 33 Lance Staff 3,43 Fine Arts Club 2. THOMAS HYLAND Spanish Academy 33 Football 2. ANTHONY INGRASSIA Lance Staff 13 Peer Counselor 43 Audio Visual 13 Library Staff 13 Band 13 Fine Arts Club1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3Q Senior Homeroom Rep. 4. WALTER IWANCZUK Track 3,4. EDWARD JOHNSTON Y.A.F. 13 Fine Arts Club 2,43 Dance Committee 1,23 Intramural Basketball3 Contemporary Music Club 2,3. ROBERT JOHNSON Fine Arts 23 Dance Committee 1,23 Foot- ball 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. 43 Contemporary Music Club 2,3,4. RICHARD JOZKOWSKI National Society 3,43 French Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 1,2,33 Track 13Contemporary Music Club 3. MARCO JURNICH National Honor Society 2,3,43 Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Track 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. 43 Spanish National Honor Society 2. JAMES KAIMAKIDES Science Club 33 Library Staff 23 Fine Arts Club 2,33 Chess Club 2,3.43 Handball 3,4. JAMES KANE Spanish Academy 3,4Q Y.A.F. 1,23 Dance Com- mittee 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 intramural Basketball 2,3,4. LAWRENCE KAVANAGH National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Academy 2,32 Fine Arts Club 2,33 Usher 33 Intramural Bowling 3,4. Chess Club 23 Spanish National Honor Society. 4. BRIAN KELLY Peer Counselor 43 Audio Visual 43 Y.A.F. 1,2,33 Usher 1,32 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Se- nior Homeroom Rep. MARK KEMMERER Audio Visual 1,23 Band 13 Y.A.F. 13 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 4. fm 'SE BRlAN HUMMEL MICHAEL HURSON ROBERT JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSTON JAMES KANE LAWRENCE KAVANAGH - an 419 ,gm MW' Y..n-f THOMAS HYLAND ANTHONY INGRASSIA WALTER IWANOZUK RICHARD JOZKOWSKI MARCO JURINICH ,1 HY' BRIAN KELLY MARK KEMMERER O O JAMES KAIMAKIDES JOHN KENNEDY Fine Arts Club 23 Handball 3,4. JAMES KENNEY Track 13 Pole Vault 2,3,43 Student Govern- ment 23 Fine Arts Club 23 Cross Country 1. THOMAS KOTOWSKI Fine Arts Club 2 GEORGE KRALIDIS Band 2,3,43 Football 43 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 4. JOHN KRALL Library Staff 23 Band 1,23 GERALD KREMPASKY French Academy 23 Fine Arts Club 1,23 Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4: Contemporary Music 3 ROBERT LAMBERT Peer Counselor 43 Y.A.F. 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,43 JOHN LANDSIEDEL National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Forensics 1,23 Audio-Visual 1,23 Library Staff 23 Swimming 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,43 Intramural Bowl- ing 13 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN LANG Spanish Academy 1,2,33 Fine Arts Club 23 lntra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LANGONE Fine Arts Club 1,23 Track 23 Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intramural Bowling 1,2. JOHN LECCESE Stage Crew 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LEHN Spanish Academy 23 Fine Arts Club 43 Intra- mural Basketball 4. STEPHEN LEMBO Fine Arts Club 2. THOMAS LEONARD National Honor Society 2,3,4, President, French Academy 2,3, President, Peer Counselor 2,33 Fine Arts Club 2,33 Basketball 2,3,4Q intramural Basketball 13 Se- nior Homeroom Rep.3 Quest Staff 4, Co-editor. JOHN KENNEDY JAMES KENNEY PUN- JOHN KRALL ROBERT LAMBERT JOHN LECCESE ROBERT LEHN Q61 THOMAS KOTOWSKI GEORGE KRALIDIS GERARD KREMPASKY 'Us JOHN LANDSIEDEL JOHN LANG ROBERT LANGONE 8523! N2'f'9' 5, STEPHEN LEIVIBO THOMAS LEONARD 33 539' THOMAS LEONICK Senior Homeroom Rep. JAMES LOGIOS Science Club 35 Audio-Visual 2,3,45. THOMAS LOVAFII Peer Counselor 45 Basketball 1,45 Intramu- ral Basketball 2,3 LOUIS MACCHIARULO National Honor Society 3,45 Peer Counselor 45 Y.A.F. 15 Yearbook 45 Fine Arts Club 1,2 JOHN MAGNER Fine Arts Club 25 Football 25 Intramural Basketball 1,2. ROBERT MAIALE Fine Arts Club 25 Football 1. CLAUDE MAINA National Honor Society 253, President 45 nish Academ 23 Lance Staff 4 Peer Counselor 45 SP3 Y , 1 1 S.C.S. 35 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Senior Homeroom Rep. CHRISTOPHER NIALVONE Track 1. ROBERT MARONA Science Club 1,25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Swimming 15 Tennis 2,35 Senior Homeroom Ftep.5 Golf 3.4. FRANCIS MCCARRON Lance Staff 15 Science 15 Track 1,25 Chess Club 1,2,3, President 4. MARTIN MCDONNELL Spanish Academy 1,25 French Academy 35 Fine Arts Club 2,3. JOSEPH MCENERNEY Spanish Academy 35 Lance Staff 45 In- tramural Basketball 3,4. if amwf' SRP' THOMAS LEONICK JAMES LOGIOS JOHN MAGNER ROBERT MAIALE KENNETH MARZANO FRANCIS MCCARRON THOMAS LOVARI GLENN LYNCH' LOUIS MACCHIARULO Svx 'Kaur' CLAUDE MAINA CHRISTOPHER IVIALVONE ROBERT MARONA X Q'--N-f 19 Rnd' MARTIN IVICDONNELL JOSEPH IVICENERNEY 1 I IgQ?MNf:' 35 h.,,,4 BRIAN McGARTY Fine Arts Club 1,25 Intramural Bowling 1. JOHN MCGREEVEY Fine Arts Club 25 Track 25 Soccer 3, Cap- tain 45 Chess Club 3. SEAN IVICGUCKIN S.C.S. 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT MCHUGH Library Staff 45 Fine Arts Club 15 Track 1,2,3. KEVIN MCLOUGHLIN Science Club 1,25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Dance Committee 3,45 Swimming 1,2,3, Co-captain 45 Intra- mural Bowling 1,25 Senior Homeroom Rep. CHARLES McNULTY Student Government 3,45 Peer Counsel- or 45 Usher 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Tennis 1,25 lntra- mural Basketball 4. STEVEN MELITA Fine Arts Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2. GREGORY MICHELENA Spanish Academy 1,2,3,45 Peer Counselor 45 S.C.S. 15 Yearbook 45 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Poster Club 15 Senior Homeroom Rep. RICHARD MILLER Spanish Academy 1,2,3,45 S.C.S. 15 Year- book 45 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Homeroom Rep. PAUL MITSAKOS Audio-Visual 15 Yearbook 15 Fine Arts Club 1,25 Football 15Tennis 1,25 Track 15 Intramural Basketball 1. KENNETH MOLINARO National Honor Society 2,3,45 Spanish Academy 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, Manager 3, President 45 Fine Arts Club 1,25 Musical Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Senior Homeroom Rep.5 Pep Band 4, Dixie Band 4. LOUIS MONACO French Academy 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 1,45 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Senior Homeroom Rep. STEVEN MONETTI National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 1,25 Photo Club 2,3,45 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowl- ing 1,25 Dixie Band 3,4. BRIAN IVICGARTY JOHN MCGREEVEY BERNARD MCNICHOLAS CHARLES MCNULTY PAUL IVIITSAKOS KENNETH MOLINARO 2.5,-f SEAN Mc GUCKIN ROBERT Mc HUGH KEVIN IVIC LOUGHLIN GREGORY IVIICHELENA RICHARD MILLER LOUIS MONACO STEVEN IVIONETTI 37 JOHN MONTY Football 2,3,4. MICHAEL MORAN French Academy 1,23 Fine Arts Club 23 Track 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 13 RONALD MLJRGUIDO Spanish Academy 2,3,4Q Photo Club 43 Drama Club 2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 1,23 Track 13 ln- tramural Bowling 4. CHRISTOPHER MURPHY Fine Arts Club 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4. THADDEUS MURPHY Spanish Academy 2,3,43 Peer Counsel- or 43 S.C.S. 2,31 Yearbook 43 Fine Arts Club 2,31 Intramural Bowling 1. MICHAEL MUSURACA Fine Arts Club 1,2. JOHN NARDI National Honor Society 233,43 French Academy 1,2,3,V, President Senior Class President3 Peer Counselor 3,43 S.C.S. 33 Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 33 Basketball 3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2Q Chess Club 2. EDWARD NEVINS Photo Club 13 Fine Arts Club 1. CARMINE NICOLETTI Intramural Basketball 23 Senior Homeroom Flep. JOHN O'CONNOR Fine Arts Club 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,33 Intramural Bowling 2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,3. WILLIAM ONESIOS Band 1,2,3,4Q Dance Committee 23 Base- ball 2. KEVIN ORMSBY Peer Counselor 43 Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 33 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 3,41 Intramural Bowling 43 Senior Homeroom Ftep. ROBERT O'ROURKE Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,43 Football 13 Intra- mural Basketball 13 Soccer 2. JOHN MONTY MICHAEL IVIORAN MICHAEL MUSURACA FRANK NARDI JOHN O'CONNOR WILLIAM ONESIOS is. RONALD MURGUIDO CHRISTOPHER MURPHY THADDEUS MURPHY 3315 JOHN NARDI EDWARD NEVINS CARMINE NICOLETTI kv-F 16117 KEVIN ORMSBY ROBERT O'ROURKE 39 :SSM 'S-f ,ffx , wg-maxi' VVS JOHN O'SHEA National Honor Society 2,3,45 S.C.S. 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1,3. LOUIS PAGAN Intramural Basketball 152. JOHN PAGANO National Honor Society 2,35 Treasurer 45 Spanish Academy 35 Intramural Basketball 15 Chess Club 2,3,4. GARY PAJAK Spanish Academy 2,35 Fine Arts Club 35 Intra- mural Bowling 3. RICHARD PALMA Spanish Academy 35 Fine Arts Club 3. WILLIAM PALMER Fine Arts Club 25 Football 1,2,3,4. PHILIP PANARELLI Fine Arts Club 25 Track 152, Captain 354. VINCENT PASSARO National Honor Society 2.3, Secretary 45 Spanish Academy 1,2535 Forensics 45 Lance Assistant Editor 45 S.C.S. 35 Fine Arts Club 253,45 Quest Editor-in-Chief 4. GERARD PELUSO Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball 152. STEPHEN PEPE Peer Counselor 45 Fine Arts Club 15253545 Track 1,2,3,4. ROBERT PFEIFER National Honor Society 3,45 French Academy 35 Fine Arts Club 2,35 Contemporary Music Club 3. JOHN PI Spanish Academy 25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Track 15 Intramural Bowling 2. JEFFREY POWDER Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROCCO PRICHINELLO Photo Club 152, Vice-President 35 Audio-Visual 15 Fine Arts Club 2,3,4. JOHN O'SHEA LOUIS PAGAN fiiix WILLIAM PALMER PHILIP PANARELLI will:-qw? .-atv' ,,.,n ' ROBERT PFEIFEFI JOHN PI .L .A ' QQ in ffx JOHN PAGANO GARY PAJAK RICHARD PALMA .rw vmcem PAssAno GERARD Pewso STEPHEN PEPE JEFFREY POWDER ROCCO PRICHINELLO 41 NICHOLAS PUGLIA Fine Arts Club 23 Basketball 2,43 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. GENE PULA National Honor Society 2,3,43 Peer Counselor 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowling 1,43 Chess Club 1,2,43 Jazz Ensemble 4. JAMES QUINN Spanish Academy 33 Fine Arts Club 13 Intra- mural Basketball 2,33 Baseball Manager 2. VITO RACANELLI Intramural Basketball 23 Intramural Bowl- ing 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. WILLIAM RAMP Spanish Academy 33 Senior Class President3 Peer Counselor 3,43 S.C.S. 2,33 Fine Arts Club 33 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowling 4. MICHAEL REARDON National Honor Society 2,3,43 Lance 43 Science Club 1,23 Peer Counselor 43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Yearbook 4. VINCENT REGAN Fine Arts Club 23 Football 23 Basketball 43 Intramural Basketball 3. JAMES REILLY National Honor Society 2,3,43 LanCe 45 Drama Club 43 Yearbook 43 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowling 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. PAUL REILLY Intramural Basketball 3,43 Football 1,23 Usher 1,23 Peer Counselor 43 Sophomore Class Treasurer3 Junior Class President3 Central Committee. FRANK RICUPERO National Honor Society 3,43 French Academy 1,2,33 Peer Counselor 3,43 S.C.S. 33 Fine Arts Club 2,3,43 Usher 33 Football 2,3,43 Baseball 23 Track 1,2,3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowling 1,2,33 Chess Club 2,31 Senior Homeroom Rep. PETER RISAFI French Academy 23 Lance 23 Drama 2,43 Fine Arts Club 2,3,4. DANIEL RODRIGUEZ Spanish Academy 1,33 Science Club 33 Usher 33 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN ROMAN Student Government 23 Peer Counselor 43 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Intramural Bowling 43 Pep Band 43 Jazz Band 43 Musical Ensemble 1,2. NICHOLAS PUGLIA GENE PULA KENNETH RANDEL MICHAEL REAFIDON FRANK RICUPERO PETER RISAFI R N75 5+ itv JAMES OUINN VITO RACANELLI WILLIAM RAMP . VINCENT REGAN JAMES REILLY PAUL REILLY ff? kk' DANIEL RODRIGUEZ JOHN ROMAN I 43 I VINCENT ROMANELLI National Honor Society 3,45 French Academy 35 Peer Counselor 45 Fine Arts Club 35 Track 15 ln- tramural Basketball 1,25 Chess Club 35 Senior Homeroom Rep.5 Contemporary Music Club 3. ANTHONY FIUSSOLLELLO Science Club 3. LAWRENCE RUTIGLIANO Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Spanish Academy 25 Track 1. GREGORY RYERSON Baseball 2,3,45 Track 15 Intramural Basketball 25 Senior Homeroom Rep. MICHAEL SALVATORE Band 1,2545 Jazz Rock Ensemble 45 Pep Band 4. NICHOLAS SAVEFIESE Fine Arts Club 1,2. PETER SCHMITT Peer Counselor 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Jazz-rock Ensemble 45. TIMOTHY SCHOEPFER Fine Arts Club 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Intra- mural Basketball 45 GEORGE SCHROEDER Intramural Bowling 15 Handball 3. FRANK SCHUMACHER Swimming 1,45 Intramural Basketball 4. THOMAS SCIBELLI Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS SCIFO Football 1,2,3,45 Contemporary Music Club 25 Student Government, Vice-President 45 Peer Counselor 45 Varsity Band 15 Intramural Bowling 45 Intramural Basketball 4. WILLIAM SHEA Spanish Academy 3,45 Lance Staff 45 Student GOV9FI'1m9flf 33 Audio-Visual15 S.C.S. 15 Y.A.F. 25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling. 5, . VINCENT ROMANELLI ANTHONY HUSSOLELLO QI? NICHOLAS SAVARESE PATRICK SCARDACCIONE FRANK SCHUMACHER THOMAS SCIBELLI 1 Q QW? LAWRENCE RUTIGILANO GREGORY RYERSON MICHAEL SALVATORE av PETER SCI-IMITT TIMOTHY SCHOEPFER GEORGE SCHROEDER CITY FRANCIS SCIFO WILLIAM SI-IEA JAMES SHERIDAN Basketball 1,2,3,45 S.C.S, 35 Dance Com- mittee' 2,35 Intramural Bowling 25 Senior Homeroom Repre- sentative. JOHN SNOW Science Club 35 Fine Arts Club 2, PETER SOMLAI Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Bowling 45 Senior Homeroom Rep. STEVEN SORCI National Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Academy 35 Peer Counselor 2,3,45 Usher 35 Football 25 Track 1,2,35 Intramural Bowling 45 Senior Homeroom Rep. MARK SPECCIA Spanish Academy 1,25 Usher 15 Track 15 ln- tramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 15 Handball 3,4, JOSEPH STANCZUK Peer Counselor 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN STEININGER Track 15 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. KEVIN STOLZ Baseball 1,2,3,4. JOHN SULLIVAN Intramural Basketball 1,25 Basketball 3,4, PATRICK TAURASO Spanish Academy 1,25 Fine Arts Club 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Intramural Basketball 3,4. JAMES SHERIDAN ROBERT SMITH YMJJ .um MARK SPECCIA TIMOTHY SPILLANE MICHAEL STEWARD KEVIN STOLZ , NM N' iii 75 - JOHN SNOW PETER SOMLAI STEVEN SOFTCI JOSEPH STANCZUK JOHN STEININGER THOMAS STELMA i JOHN SULLIVAN PATRICKTAURASO 47 JOHN TERRADISTA Lance 43 Photo Club 2,33 Peer Counselor 43 Yearbook 43 Intramural Basketball 3. EDWARD THOMAS S.C.S. 3,43 Intramural Basketball 4. JAMES THOMAS Yearbook 43 Fine Arts 1,2,3,43 Usher 43 ln- tramural Basketball 1,2,33 Intramural Bowling 23 Soccer 1,2,3,4. RICHARD TICE Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 33 Football 43 Basket- ball 13 Baseball 2,43 Tennis 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. GLENN TOMASINO Intramural Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3. KENNETH TONER National Honor Society 2,3,4Q Lance 43 Photo Club 33 Fine Arts Club 13 Yearbook 4. JOHN TULLEY Spanish Academy 33 Drama Club 3,43 Peer Counselor 43 Audio-Visual 13 S.C.S. 3,43 Fine Arts Club 2,43 Dance Committee 2,42 Usher l,2,3,4Q Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Bowling 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. PAUL VALENTI Fine Arts Club 1,43 Dance Committee 3,43 Usher 3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 1,23 Intramural Basket- ball 13 Senior Homeroom Rep, THOMAS VALLE Fine Arts Club 23 Football 1,2,3, Captain 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,2,3, Captain 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. MARK VERDI Fine Arts Club 23 Football 2,3,4Q Baseball 3,43 Track 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Senior Homeroom Rep. STEPHEN VERDI Fine Arts Club 23 Usher 43 Football 1,2,3, Captain 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN VISCARDI Fine Arts Club 3. GARY VITALE Band 1,23 Track 1. RICHARD VOLLKOMMER National Honor Society 2,3,43 Photo Club 1,2,3,4Q Peer Counselor 43 Audio-Visual 2,3343 Library Staff 2,3,43 Fine Arts Club 2,3,4Q Senior Homeroom Rep. JOHN TERRADISTA EDWARD THOMAS KENNETH TONER JOHN TULLEY STEPHEN VERDI JOHN VISCARDI JAMES THOMAS RICHARD TICE 9-M.. GLENN TOMASINO PAUL VALENTI THOMAS VALLE GARY VITALE RICHARD VOLLKEMMER MARK VERDI 'T BERTRAND WALSH Lance Assistant Editor 43 Audio-Visual 1,23 Yearbook 3,43Fll19 Arts Club 1,2,3. KEVIN WHITE Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2. JOHN WOOP Spanish Academy Treasurer 23 Track 1,23 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. RONALD WYNNE Spanish Academy 2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Intra- mural Bowling 13 Jazz-Rock Ensemble 43 Pep Band 43 Dix- ieland Band 3,4. ROBERT ZINGALE Band 1,2,33 Fine Arts Club 1,23 Usher 33 Senior Homeroom Rep. PETER ZIPF National Honor Society 2,3,43 French Academy 2,33 Swimming 1,25 Captain 3,4. ,F JOHN WALDRON BERTRAND WALSH JAMES WINTER JOHN WOOP ROBERT ZINGALE PETER ZIPF ,pn fix gpm-.m. KEVIN WHITE STEVEN WILKIN EDIVIUND WILOWSKI SSW RONALD WYNNE JAMES ZAREIVIBA fm' ,',,, M, 1.14 l lN....: The Men Who Guide ,K 'NI ' ,JL 4 4, , ' A541-an Www ,. 1 BROTHER WILLIAM FARRELL, C.S.C. Director of Studies Asst. Principal 52 Holy Cross Forward THE ACADEMIC BOARD THE GUIDANCE COUNSELOHS 53 QE BROTHER ROBERT GILROY, C.S.C. Dean of Students 54 We ,- Y VV iii BROTHER CARL WINTERS, C.S.C, Director of Guidance BROTHER RICHARD HARTNETT, C.S.C. Coun- selor for College Admission Regional 9' A 6 M52 Mr' 7 lwffl-.4-IQWQEW 1 Winners John Bonventre Michael Caslin Michael Cavallo George Cerillo Joseph Chillemi Michael Collucci John Conti Alfred Corrado Nicholas DiMartino Ronald Fanelli Damian Forletti Raymond Glynn Michael Gregory Thomas Hansen Karl Hart Vincent Henry Richard Hughes Michael Hurson Richard Jozkowski James Kaimakides Lawrence Kavanagh Thomas Leonard Louis Macciarulo Ckaude Maina Francis McCarron Martin McDonnell Bernard McNicholas Kenneth Molinaro Steven Monetti Michael Moran John Pagano Vincent Passaro Robert Pfeifer Gene Pula Vito Racanelli Vincent Romanelli James Reilly John Roman Nicholas Saverese William Shea Kenneth Toner Richard Vollkommer John Leccese Scholarships .1 'aa ,,. ...,p.m.4..u.u.-ant. .mu.nn.nc.w.4-.signs-.....1-,b I ii, Alternates Bruce Baldwin Nicholas Benfaremo Paul Candemeres Richard Consiglio Joseph Crook Felix Cutrone Philip DeLuca Peter Ebersold Matthew Giuliano Thomas Hyland Anthony lngrassia Brian Kelly Christopher Malvone Ronald Murguido Thaddeus Murphy John O'Conner Michael Reardon Peter Risafi John Snow Steven Sorci John Viscardi LIVES OF GREAT MEN ALL REMIND US WE CAN MAKE OUR LIVES SUBLIME, AND DEPARTING LEAVE BEHIND US FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME. 57 i f 1 if agar SENiOR CLASS OFFICERS John Nardi - President Frank Scifo - Vice-President William Ramp - Secretary Brian Atteridge Treasurer 58 BROTHER PASCHAL PESCE, C.S.C Senior Class Moderator O O O'O O'O O O O O OO OO OO OO O O O O O O ' EV ' SV 62 ASIX AAZA og oo o AXA 'VSV 'ISV O O O OO O'O OO o o o o o o oo Oo oo Oo oo oo oo o o o o o oo oo 9 Q 0 O f'x f'N od:iE3bo oo Oo oo oo Job O i ff O A Q OO OO o o o o Oo oo Oo oo OO OO O O AYA WAV AYA WAV WAV AVA WAV O O OO JAX: OO O O O O OO OO OO OO OO OO O O tg ,, 8. wa l-LR. 313: Back Row: Left to Right: J. Amor, Fl. Angelini, E. Bailey, M. AI- banese. Middle: J. Ammirati, J. Aceste. Front: J. Angerame. L. Ad- duci. J. Agnetti. w5,,.,z,,- HR. 313: Back Flow: Left to Flight: IVI. Baradyn, E. Bannon, G. Blair, Fl. Bentley, J. Belesi, A Basmajian. Kneeling: J. Bono, J. Bellizzi, J. Bonfigiio, T. Bornkamp. 62 HR. 313: Back Row: Left to Right: G Cammarota, A, Campagna, H Brewer, S. Brennan, Middle: J. Brunn J. Brincat, A. Brancato. Front: C Buonocore, C. Boudiette. T. Biaho. H Fi. 313: Back How: Left to Right: J. Carleo, R. Cassata, P. Cavicchi. Front Row: G. Capucci, C. Carbonara, W, Chuber, P. Carragee, D. Chester. HR. 312: Left to Right: Standing: S. Dedaito. V. Deiviaria, V. Deyglio, F. Della Fera, T, Devan. Kneeling: P. Danias, V. DeVagno. P. Diana. J. De Cuzzi, P. Desiderio. . f V 'I 5 M.-'mg - v- 4df- G -- X t 3, 3,-., 3 ! Jh- it t F AQ 3' 4, W4 I. HR. 312: Left to Right: Back Row: P. Donovan, R. Donovan, G. Duffy, P. Dunn. Sitting: J. DiDona, J. DiCniara, R, DiRocco, A. Diaz, M. DiI.eonardo. 65 V ' i 1 HR. 311: Lett to Right: Standing: J. Dwyer, Ft, Eldridge, lvl, Fellini, E. Estevez, lVl. Falzarano. Kneeling: O, Finnegan. R. Erdey, A. Faller, J, Fanara. ffff:g'f44., -iirziilxt' , '1fE.z'Yj'sgf g' , I ' W:,fV5f'Q' f HR. 311: Left to Right: Standing: A. Gismordi, R. Friend. J. Fleming, J. Gallagher. Sitting: T. Gordon, J. Gordon, J. Golden, J. Gallagher, J, Glynn, M. Fitzpatrick. 'Q I . ,V 4+ ff 3 svn HR. 310: Left to Flight: Standing: P. Kampa, B, Kelty, M. Kafcos, P. Kilhenny, D. Kiley, G. Kelly. Front: P, Kemp, J. Keating, M, Kelly, J. Kavanagh. HR 310 Left to Ri ht Back M . . : g : : Lappin, V. Laterra, J. Klseda, J. Lam- bertson, F. Kirby. Middle: P, Kilkenny, Front: M. Laut, R, Landsiedel, S. Lam- bert, R, Kocienda. ,V 68 Q. ,. , 1 , Q,11,, ,, , ' i ' i r I- ,,.V . .,,, fb-...M W 3 V i..i M A- , 1 G if M' H.R. 310: Left to Right: Standing: T Lee, A, Licciardello, W. Maier, P Mackey, Sitting: M. Licata, W. Man- cusi, P. I.oBosco, D, LoRusso. H.R. 310: Left to Right: Standing: F McGuire, P. McAndrews, B. Mayer, S Martineili, R. Marte. Sitting: R Marggraf, T. Matera, W, McGIynn, F Martinez. in 'Wu 522 glffgz' 5, ul' ffm M, , HR. 307: Left to Fiight: Standing: T. Mci-iale, T. Melly, J. Merani, A. Meroia, J. McHaIe. Kneeling: J. McGurren, N. Merki, T. Messana, Fi. Merlo, J. McLoughlin. HR. 307: Left to Fil ht: Standin 3 J Q Q - Mirenda, J. Morley, V, Misciagna, M. Murphy, J. Murphy, J, O'i-iara. Kneeling: M. Murphy, L. Nardi, T. Neville, F. Morano, M. Monaghan. 5,22 -fl? new 4 r 3. HP. 307: Left to Right: Standing Novelli, K. O'lVleara, T. O'Connor Nichols, G. O'Callaghan, Sitting Orlando, P. Nittoli, T. O'Fte-illy. Nusio. HR. 307: Left to Right: Kneeling: J. Parnell, C. Pena, P- Prendergast, ting: T. Orlando, M. Porcari, R. Ormsby, G. Puertolas, L. Ottaviano. Q fr1p.4!lM'5aQQ .gif-M .-HM Fl. Powell, P. Paspa. Sit- 71 H.R. 306: Left to Right: Back: Re an H. Reill W. Reill T. Re an, Q , Y, E HY, Q Front: J. Puleo, G. Rlgosl, A. Riso. H.R. 306: Left to Right: Back: J. Ramano, P. Rochford, D. Rudolph, T. Rose, Front: J. Rokee, P. Salvato, R. Ryan. 49 Q-.W J, may 4 ... V2 L ww gf, Y :rf 'C+-v ...g .3 HR. 306: Left to Right: Standing: W. Savino, P. Scarnati, M, Scanlon, H. K Sanchez, Kneeling: Fi. San Serverino, K Fi.fSantoro, V. Saivo. 1 wa ff ' ii WZ? if fr, .L ? 9 2111: 1' Y I H 1 3 . M, W ., haw ja., ,,,,k:,j K - - fvww f - vif- ,V . : fd Jai... , , .. 3 . f i,,. in ! ' I A . .,,f.,. . ., ,, - Y , , . . ff wmmxf T . : i ' ,4 W '. X W f' . ' i i HR. 306: Left to Right: M. Sciacchitano, J. Schlechter, V. Sena, M. Schmieder, V. Sernentilli. 73 HR. 303: Left to Right: Back Row: S Soixolich, T. Smith, J. Sorrentino, D Spina, W. Spielman, T. Stanziola Front Row: D. Spina, B. Shea, J Sheridan, R. Sorge. HR. 303: Left to Flight: Back Row: J Theodorou, P, Tabarini, T. Tendy, G Stein. Middle Row: D. Sutorius, S. Su tich, M. Svagna, Front Row: R Stivanello, E. Tallman, M. Tangredi. K, .. , X igfrf . .,.. X 5wgi'h l, ' , UQQNJ , , , H.Fl. 303: Left to Flight: On Car: L. Vaas, D. Twomey, Fl. Unverricht, T. Treble, A. Velez, Fl. Valle, J. Tiska, Fi. Totino, R. Trummer, In Car: W. Tully. HR. 303: Lefl to Flight: Standing: B. Casalaina, S. Victor, W. Wesley, L. Vellucci, J. Zgombick D. Wink, Sitting: T. Walsh, Fi. Zick, J. Whelan, M. Zentgraf, K. Wessely, J. Zasloff. 75 1 may ik Sw ' 1' Mr. Richard Hogan Moderator Forensics Society The Forensics Society has as its goal the develop- ment of a confident, articulate speaker. The fifteen members of this group look to Mr. Richard Hogan, their moderator, for leadership and direction. Con- sisting mostly of underclassmen, this school organi- zation continues to look promising for the years to come. Student leadership is supplied by John Cocchiaro, a qualifier inthe state finals for the year. Other key members ofthis organization are Donald Kiley, Philip Orlando, and Matthew Murphy. Another member, Warren Strachan, won the Brooklyn-Queens Decla- mation contest this year. Although lacking in superstars, the Holy Cross Forensics Society continues to be the strong team it has been in past years. 1 if V: 1' ' ,L Drama Club 21 4- cu if 9? Chess Club .QM -N. Til 935 'Vu 'H .,, . r 77 I 9pa...,4nrwwMW'M Holy Cross Media Centre W K M.. -W 78 Research . . . Study . . Knowledge 4 , . .- .,,,...-,guvuntO'U QE 'T . M k H ? ,.....I-.A W L .- DQR 79 4 AVA WZQV o oo o Oo oo o AVA WAV YB. AVA VAV VAV o o o o o o'o o o o o o o o o Oo 00 o.o o o o o o o o JAX: o o oo oo 9 o o o oo Oo oo Oo oo oo o o AYA VAV WAV JA HR. 305 Front: E. Amanatides, O. Alonso, R. Avellino, A. Armenio. Back: S. Abberrda, K. Barr, Fl. Barrett, J. Allis, K. Andrusko. HR. 305 Front: F. Arioia, R. Bick- me er Fl. Barr J. Belziti. Back: L Y 1 Y, - Bermudez, R. Berardi, H. Birkdale, A. Bianchini, J. Be-dell. .H-ff' Homeroom 305 Left to Bight - IVI. Bi- tetti, V. Breitenbach, B. Brana, R Blatus, K. Brown, T. Brennan, L. Bruno, F. Briguglio. HR. 305: Front: N. Cangemi, G. Bush C. Burke, A. Cacioppo, J. Daly, P Caparelli, B. Byrne, C. Cangialosi, M Burgess, K. Bruszewski. . HR. 304, Front, L to R - W. Davis, V. Darmody, J. Cusick, F. DeBartolo, Back - T. Daly, Fl. Cusick, A. DeLeo, J. DeFilippo, M. Darch. Q IS ,E il . i EH- HR. 304, Front, L to R - E. Darquea lv ,ts Hi! Fl. Breheny, J. Concannon, R. Carroll A ,Qi EM- Back - V. Calderaro, A. Di Croce, ll 1 in um M. Monticello, C. McCormick. lllii I I 4 girwmlf lliiffi I! Q , W? Nw' . , f .... Q z liifl L HR. 302 Kneeling: S. Emerick, J. Egan, K. Feeley. Sitting: J. Fer- ramosca, T. Fennelly, J. Ebersold. Standing: S. Fasanella, J. Farrell, J. Edel, K. Fennelly. HR. 301 Sitting: R. Fuchs, M. Fuoco S. Gallagher, J. Follo, R. Fox, J Furey. Standing: F. Freund, A. Gallo G. Fol, W. Franklin. HR. 301 Front: P. Heyer, A, Ingrassia G, Ibanez. Back: M. Hoard, Fi. Ilchert T. Hernitche, M. Holohan. HR. 202 Sitting: D. Masiello, P. McDermott, A. Marinato, K. Mazzone. Kneeling: J. Martin, C. Mattone, W. Manteria, J. McComick. 89 HR. 202, Front, L to F1 - J. Kewn, J. lorio, M. Inserra, D. Kao, E. Kerrigan, M. Kaiser, A. Kar- pusiewicz, D. Kelly, F. Jacovino, R. Klein, M. Isaiah. ww 90 new wsin I gg '1 I Y 1-1vwmwnm tefusco, Middle: R. Miceli, G. Hr. 203 Front: E. Neher, R. Newme, T. Ollen, E. O'Kane, K. O'Keefe, Back: K. O'Brien, L. Nes bitt, J. O!Boye, T. Murphy, A. Nappi. HR. 203 Front: D. Minkoff, P. Mon- Migiiozzi, G. Menechino, J. Montano, Back: L. Molino, J. Meneridez, S. Mig- nano, G. Miksch, P. Milla. , 5 W A-: '-.,N I I , ,. in U fn T 5 I 1: ?' ' ' 94. 'W Q, ,li . . 1 7,0 ,a VA ,hi i .v Q I- if -in Y .N . 4, f , 1, . Q gg J, f M ,W ,n - f, ,, A M , ' 9 U t' . . J ,,, f . 4 , 'T z a SQ mx 4 35' Q X 4 f ' 1 B E - - V ' an fvfa , , . M X X www 5:5115 Q 5- mag f' fi' if nga. ' v. , 1 We II .ti a va ,L - , . f YD s. . , ., it 5 Z , ', 'IL J- . 53 ,. . fx U x 5 I' ' u 'H .4 A v ...Ig 1 , . V' ., 2 ' , L, , Kg-f, gf, Mi :H fg , ! QW '5 , 0 .J S' fn 11 1' vi 'wi : J '. ' x -1 Ve: ifidf 'IP - H13 v . , w 1 ' , h ' 5' :A l 1' ' ' Q :S M X Q . , ww fu ? HR, 204 Front: J. Perrone, J. Paulsen, D. Paratore, Nl. Pergolizzi, T. Perillo, P. Papagno, F. Orlando, Back: D. Orlandi, T. Onorato, G, Owens, J. O'NeiII, Fl. Ossi. Hn. 204 Kneeling, F. scavena, R. Ru- l i tigliano. Middle: L. Fluggiero, G. W,,V, Sabogal, Fl. Schade, R. Savelli, Back: h Fl. Romar, D. Ryan, K. Roth, lvl. Ryan J. Schilling, T. Romano. p... W, Annum xr' Q5 755' f! fi QQ ,, 1422 ,, aww ' my v HR. 205: left to right: sitting: R. Ti- tone, L. Thompson, J. Tendy Kneeling G. Sydor, T. Sullivan Standing: J. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, J Sullivan, F. Sullivan, B. Sullivan. H.Fi. 205: left to right: front rowz R Tortora, H. Urela, G. Valdner, E Tollefsen, Fi. Valdes, second row: J Tock, P. Valencia, J. Trizzino, S. Troy D. Totino, F. Trotti. Computer Floorn: L to Fl: Front row: D. Wickers, Fl. Winters, Second step: D. Woop, K. Wolf, Top row: E. Wierz- bicki, Fi. Wilson, C. Werner. Computer Ftoom: L to R: Kneeling: R. Vogel, J. Waldron, S. Wegmann, Standing: A. Walsh, E. Vlassopoulos, B. Wares, W. Watson. if :' 'r W L. ..., , . V 98 Computer Room - D. Wynne, R. Yrisarry, C. Zimmer, P. Wrobleski, J. Wrynn, F. Zach, J. Zoeller. W kw' V3 '? 'Y'- ' Computer Room f M. Valenfi. A Valentino, A. Vinettn, P. Venaglla, C Vasilas, M. Venezia, J. Venrer. HR, Special Front: W. Pickett, J. Coffey, T. Graziano. Back: E. Benvenuti, C. Guarani, J. Robinson, K. Arole. Special HR. F. Acosta, A. Loguidice, Fi. Feffer, K. Murphy. Back: E. Indelicato, C. Becker, J Blando, A. Abrams, J. Dorney. If f H 1, 4, JM, fs. PfkiA,'m?KiU5M W3?ml ,A f!! , ure: ,,,.., 1 W . if ' in 'Yi -Q.. f W, 1 3- In :yu :au M lr! 4100? My no I v 1, W lmaa, W '12 , ,, ! 1 ,min ww Ae, - , 4.-uh , , ., 'ww 'Q f .ww ,, AXA WZ? o oo o Oo oo o AVA WAV Oo oo AYB. AVA O O VAV VSV o o o o'o o'o o o o Q p o o o Oo oo Oo oo Oo oo o.o o o o o o o o o o o o o o p o o o FN XX oo Oo oo Oo JAX, o o o o o o AXA o o oo oo o o o o Co oo OO O0 oo oo o o AXA O VSV VZV 'YXV AXA WZ? o o o oo oo oo o o p o o o Oo oo Oo oo Oo oo oo oo oo o o o JAX: o o oo oo Q o o o Oo oo Oo 00 oo oo o o HR. 201: L to R: Front row: S. Ab- benda, L. Alejo, L. Adduci, Second row: R. Agneiti, IVI. Allen, K. Atkinson, G, Arnott, Third row: V. Alarcon, J. Agostisi, N. Abbruzzese, M. Augello. HR. 201: L to R: Front row: R. Bat- tipaglia, R. Barnes, J. Banks, F. Baltrus, P. Azzaro, second row: M. Autenrieth, M. Barry, L. Bach, R. Bailey, J. Baker, V. Balsano. 532 ?g?52 M , is Cf' T5lWllIIIlIlElll'l' E HR. 201: left to right: First row: C. Betancourt, F. Bon, J. Berry, J. Bradley, J. Borman. Second row: W. Blais, M. Boranian, C. Belesi, R. BIal'1o,IVl. Brady, G. Biagi. HR. 201: demeres, kneeling: Standing: Cairns, IVI. L to Fl: Sitting: NI. Can- S. Canauan, L. Calamari A. Candido, A. Brincat S. Cabarcas, J. Capote, P Burnett, D. Buckley. W J. Cirami, J. Christ, J. Cecere, HH. 101: L to Fi: Front row: V. Chirdo, Middle: J. Cavanagh, J. Chiffriller, J. Carbone. 'Last row: R. Carrozzo, J. Cifareila, J. Carmichael, B. Caufieid. HR. 101: L to R: Front row: M. Corcan, K. Coleman, J, Clifford, R. Connery, VV. Cook, Second row: IVI. Connolly, E. Collett, G. Coster, D. Conley. J. Cola, W, Costello. 106 .Sv Pf 4 Q ,i H , ' U' gn if 5 3 334 Q 1 iii 1 xv, 51+ C5 'S 'wi ' 'fig 4 :nfl by wi? 21 Jig if W mx. 1 I W fn K 5 52 i 1 1 N N-Q5 MU' ti ai HF ii? ....g S xg BN .N 5 A H.Ft. 102: L to Ft: Standing: P. Diivlaria, Fi. Dixon, R. Donato, A. Dombrowski, Front: S. Devine, A. DeGiovanni, J. Dioguardi, M. DeStefano, F. Diasparra, Fi. Desiderio. HR. 102: L to Ft: Back Row: IVI. Durante, W. Dublynn, W. Downey, R. English, S. Ebbro, Front: D. Dukes, D. Eadie, W. Facciola, NI, Downey, P. Falco. 108 HR. 102: L to Fl: Back Flow: F. Fer nandez, J. Ferrigno, T. Farrell, J. Far rell, Middle: D. Ferone, J. Fee-ley, W Fallon, M. Feffer, Front: J. Ferri, J Filippi. HR. 102: L to R: Back Row: J. Fin- nigan, T. Fleming, J. Geelan, P. Fowles, K. Frick, M. Gawrych, Front: T. Garland, B, Fiore, A. Florio, J. Gallagher. l-LR. 103: Lto Fl: Back Row: W. Kirk, G. Klaum, S. King, P. Keaney, Front: K. Kelly, K. Kiley, B. Kavanagh, J. Kampa, P. Kelly, A. Karpusiewicz, HR. 103: L10 R: Standing: Back Row S. Horgan, P. Hurley, T. Indelicato, P lacono, F. Inzerrillo, Middle: G Hepson, D. Herlihy, Front: A. lppolito D. Johnston, T. Kaimakides, R. Huzar 111 H.Fi, 104: Lto R: Standing: G. McElroy D Mclnerney F' McGarty P McNally D McKenna W McKinley, Kneeling: F. McKitty, M. McHale V McNlchoIas K McNamara K McPartIand H.Fi. 104: L to R: Back Flow: A. Maz- zone, J. Martino, J. Manfre, Middle M. McCarthy, R. Mazpule, R. Marino Front: W. McDermott, P. McArdle, G McDonough, T. McCausIand. HR. 104: L to R: Back Row: J Kramer, C. Lada, IVI. Leccese, P Lennon, Middle: P. LaRocco, C. Lam berta, J. Landsiedel, J. LaRotonda Front: L. Laurino, J. Kramer. 4 if 9' ian? HR. 105: L to R: Back Row: P. Miniaci. S, Mocarski. C. Metzing, M. Messina, M. Messano, Front on Railing: V. Mennella, T. Mezzetti, P. Megani, J. Morro, T. Merkl, A. Moore. della, A. Moschetto, J, Moy. Middle R. Mutarelli, E. Murphy, T. Myers, J Muliagh, Front: D, Murphy, P. Neary, B. Mulvey, B. Murphy. 1 , e 4 1 .. ,gm f Q ig, . s 4 wi I ,,.. 'U l M fm. .q W-W.. , -,SLN ,Mig wg 5 ..,., ..., f .Mr ' HR. 105: L to Fi: Back Flow: P. Nar- mV:V .JM M' .....,,,,,f ff'-we-1 ja' ' .M - .f-W-M -4.7.1 ....,f , HR. 105: L to R: Standing: G. O'Hehier, W. O'l-learn, J. O'DonneIl, B. Occhino, G. Nolan, Front: IVI. O'Dea, L. Noto, F. Obodoenza, J, Nicholson, S. Neibel. 13 'Q .I' KV B 1...- Y.. Yji Wi 1 vi 'Q I 'r I i ii.. BRI HR. 105: L to R: Back Flow: B. O'Kane, L, Palisca, R. Palermo, B. O'SuIlivan, Middle: A. Pace, T. Padilla, Fl. Pallai, P. Ottaviano, Sit- ting: P. O'lVleara, lvl. O'Keefe. HP. 106: L to R: Back Pow: R. Perrella, J, Pokorny, E. Pasini, C. Pate, T. Prigoda, Sitting: J. Perragiia, M. Petassi, L. Pariseau, E. Prichineiio, M. Pretei, P, Potenza. 9 Sk 'PQ' 'ww 106: L to R: Back Pow: K. Primm, G. Quinn, J. Quinn, J. Fiaiti, T. Radogna, Sitting: J. Rainone, M. Quinn, P, Puring, Ni. Purdoski, K. Prior. 116 11 N K as Q S fl, 3 Q, Q I S S K 5 s 7 Y. Q 'Q-s X5 v I , t s-X4 5 A t ky? 5 'f . W ' ffl 0 5? my 1. QC is! t . iff' ,. an 'x -12254 C Is an , A zu ws. v f H ' Q. 2 1 A , 'Lge .V ,, 35-If ,. 9 ' C 8 A, gwwwwm HR. 107: L to Fi: standing: J. Seger, F. Segarra, J. Scifo, V. Scia, VV. Seitz. Front: kneeling: B. Scalard, J. Servido, IVI. Se-grave, J. Schroeder, R. Simonelli, S. Sleven. av' O , . .Mfr , ba ff!! ' M .Mui I ' f if 'WI H191 f',f':'r: 4- IM 5 has If' HH fairs . .... r um ' 514: My W ff!- Qf .Swim HR. 107: L to R: kneeling: G. Tants, J. Tangredi, A. Spreizer, Fi. Solis, T. Taggart. Standing: Tejera, J. Sparacio, R. Smith, S. Solieri, J. Smoak 118 ,Qifzi .-,gs 'Fai x 3,11 ,, .i f ff, iiwf 'X C. Y , xy .Az I : ,A 'P ii un., 33' 4' zito Q! National Honor Society Office-rsg Claude Maine, Pre-sidentg Thomas Leonard, Vice-Presidentg John Pagano, Secretaryg Vincent Passaro, Treasurer. NATIONAL ' HONOR SOCIETY W S ' a X f A N 1 Brother Robert Russo, C.S.C. Moder ator Excellence in Scholastic Achieve-ment 121 Holy Cross Spiritual Life Shelter lsland Retreat Each year students at Holy Cross are encouraged to put aside a few days away from school and from everyday life to participate in a vital spiritual experi- ence that is most effective for their young life in the teenage world. Under the dynamic direction of Brother Robert Brown, C.S,C., Shelter Island has become a land mark on the map of Long Island for the Holy Cross Student. lt is here that the students experience Christ in many ways, and they come back from Shelter island to share the Light of Christ with their friends, family, and the world that is a part of their daily life. This year over four hundred Holy Cross men have come back from Shelter island with such joy of spirit, peace of mind, and enthusiasm for the things that Christ has given them, that hundreds of other students have taken up the challenge to make the re- treat on their words alone. All the hang-ups and problems that are a part of life - especially the teenage life in particular - are dealt with by the Passionist Fathers at Shelter Island. lt is an experience and a great challenge to set aside a weekend of your own to look into the higher things in life, to see the real meaning of life and to look into yourself, putting things in order to start a new leaf on life. f4w:':9 BROTHER ROBERT BROWN C S C MODERATOR H0 nw- 91 M-'J w A ' x M J 3' N 1 K f 1 f - 4 3 is Q fix is s' Q fx S Q. 'N' 1 Q 'iv Q Gviyiv S' . f A xg? ,, L. My X ,x 3, 'f 5 ig W, 5, J W 3 li 5 xi ag . L , W f kits 'fx' I 'SP , k,A:V ., ,L i Q' f . 625 Sv .- ' ,.a:3'svg55,..f,, V. 6?3,r j?.g m , A1 , m. , h Lis, X, N weigh! 1 sg: iff' f' ' Q 29 .4 W, .. Hi' K' .., ,. if QA ' I I 'V ,if Agp 'xg ' , 5 4, ' ,,.:5 fi s gg. -f - Fl it .1 kkkkr gffsrf ig Q ,gif 9' Q 'riff fx, T was W- f ,N ,YZV 7- vw J K kk.. SFR . 4 t J A 'si ,. 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' -AZ: V .wwf ' 'Ying' 5 , ' ' 'f ,, fl ff,,,,fif'4 '2i-wrfjlfs f L' ' Z' f x A , ' .. M W uf N ' ' - W Qfi'j..1,?lQMA:-ij x' My 'AW' 45, ... ' 0-, . 5, . W :,. jf 2, Q, YK ' ' ,-'fin' ' fwvr -. ' V . fw .., ,xftw , WW--pcs' MV?'w'?Tf,-up f '..' .',' in 'f ' f--. ,wf'9w 'iffif.f I ,M 'SAINT GA .Al L ll -JY 7 1 L ,K J... ' v V tsl..-Alt :XII . VRUHQ. . ,Sq ,JL Y ' 'xl II- Q I ' JEELQLIT-7 '-5 -.l:13 '::gdl.-..-1-. .l'.'I'ff - ,, --,.- ----...un -rl.iu---rg- 'L'r.'.- 15.4 I., --f ---hir , ,.:-.1 4' A --t A T A --- i B IT--Q v . , 2 i W , . Y. 11965 - ill '1 Ilan- t - Phone C5163 749-0850 -1-32 ii E SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS N BRIEL'S RETREAT HOUS SAQAW EMM! IMAAOWM fo f, X! F T X A f fy V -V ! A X X Z!! f X nf A Sl, f f ff A -A Y if fi 154 f TT' ff f in Skit S -lx f , x. ' ' , at -2 f ' . -. N'-. A Q Ax , T .X V fd 7 ' f 'fi TSX i - X fx A Y I4 h -L-5 -- n- A 1 Q Tqig-T ' T Q E A 128 Mass. . . .Sacraments. .Prayer r , r hw k - gi 1'-Mr I if 00411414 i frm' 3 rw EZ Q haf Q. Father John McLoughlin, CP. Retreat Director GS .. , 'fr'-gk Father James Barry, CP. NS-. 'W f' -f,- Father Peter Grace, CP. Father Col, CP, 129 we Paul Reilly Vincent Romanelli Steven Sorci John Nardi William Ramp Frank Scifo Michael Gregory Joseph Stancuk John Roman Peter Schmitt Anthony Gioia Stephen Pepe Quentin Dixon Richard Vollkemmer 130 Holy Cross ,qu Brother Carl Winters Moderator E, ,C.S.C Peer Counselors The Peer Counseling Program at Holy Cross was instituted five years ago by Brother Carl Winters, C.S.C. and is one of the first of its kind in the state. Its pur- pose is to enlist the aid of the up- perclassmen in the acclimation of freshmen to the school. Each counselor is given the responsibility for nine or ten freshmen. He meets with them, answers questions, tries to solve problems and in general attempts to make the transition from grammar school to high school a little bit easier. Frequently, freshmen seek the aid of those with more knowl- edge and experience than themselves. However, that does not diminish the need for maturity. For what is maturity but the realization that one is not the possessor of all knowledge? No grades are given to Peer Counsel- ors. Awards are not given for outstanding service. One must find the motivation within himself and then convince the freshmen he is worthy of their trust. It is not easy to break the ice. However, the feeling of satisfaction and worth makes the effort meaningful. Students grow in many ways during their high school years. But too often they grow apart. Peer Counseling helps them grow together, and that is what education is all about. Thaddeus Murphy John Tulley Raymond Glynn Gene Pula John Bonventre Robert Aquino Gregory Michelena Anthony Evering Claude lvlaina Charles Given Kevin Quinn 131 Band Officers fleft to rightyz Lino Gomez, vice-presidentg George Kre- Iidis, managerg John Roman, librari- ang Ken Nloiinaro, president. WYMMW BROTHER EDWARD BOYER, C.S.C Band Director Music. . Music. .Music HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 1974-75 French Horns: kneeling: Larry Vaas. Seated: Kevin Murphy, Mike Monaghan, Rich Raggo. Standing: Tony Faller, John Roman, Rich Tortora, Pete Schmitt, Vinnie LaTerra, Tony Bran- cato, Gonzalo Sabogai. 'N '1 -i I i ' J eiie Baritones and Basses: Seaied: John Dorney, Mike Fellini, Bill Harrington. Mike Reardon, Bob Breheny, Trombones: Jim Concannon, Gerry DiStefano, AI DiCroce, Ray Brytus, Damian Forletti. 134 Flutes, Oboe. Bassoon: kneeling John Blando. Seated: Tom Ollen Standing: Began Friend. Peter Mack ey. Louis Manoco, Rich Ftutigliano Marc Albanese, Christ Becker. be 45'-X t Trumpets: Seated: Richard Feffer, Dan Wynne, John Concannon, George Kralidis, Ken Molinaro, Dave Chester. Standing: Kevin Grimes, Bob Carrozzo, Phil lVIcAndrews, Flay Carroll, Mike Tangredi, Tom Orlando. 135 Percussion: Jim Puleo, Mike I-iulser, Bill Onesios, ,John Perrone, Jim Carieo, Ed Scisci. Clarinets: Seated: Victor Calderaro, Tony LoGuidice, Steve Novelli, Peter D'AngeIo, Ernest D'Arquea, Peter Venaglia, Frank IVIcKitty, Philip Gaudio. Standing: Pat Giancaspro, Charles Werner, Robert Stiveneilo, Lino Gomez, Bruce Mayer, Ron Murguido, Frank Costa, Bob Aquino, John Tendy. 136 f me ,,,f,g mm WM, 2 - , -af , , ,25iQ2. 4 I s:,'gg1gg,-352 3 ' , , J,,, kf v 4' ,Q 07.1 If M 1 H f 7 fy 1 gg- f ww - WW l fiihf .. A if W4 1 rv 'W 4 Iggy? 'ff . 3 9 My ,Y ,,,,M5f ,W I ,,.,, , fly., A jf -1 ,,1m,?f1, H M f mia M' ' ' . , ,ff .1 ag 5 z S Q.. N .F A ffwgxgig my 11 2 . by S I N' A. .Q-MV 9 -fi LM, Y 1115? X , jf if O L , f , iff is ,Y , ,gay , 2 ' E if W 4- 'R ,- 1 f WHM1 ' , n 1 z 5 g4i 'l Q.. , Va 1 ww . 2 ffm Jw ! ,Q x M ,gi ' 5, Y, Y Bf1.Sf'-U if Q' ' ,-'P' if I . 'HRX . 'S vn- 1' i Q, A m....f.:-..x.a.. . 05' f ff if i 4 it , , . X ,Q 5 9,41 Brother Robert Brown, C.S.C. Henry Brewer Moderator Assistant Editor Action of Yearbook Day. 138 The 1975 Cross The seventeenth annual CROSS has been presented to the student body through the diligent efforts of editors: John Bonventre and Henry Brewer. Also the moderator, Brother Robert Brown, C.S.C., who supervised this hard working crew. With a great sense of accomplishment we trust you will enjoy this volume. First, we would like to give special thanks to Brother Joseph lVlcDonnell, C.S.C., and the Holy Cross Photo Club, especially to Photo Editor Paul Kampa, Miguel Hernandez, Eric Benvenuti, and Joseph Daly who devoted many strenuous hours after school to develop many pictures for the year- book deadline. Without this fine craftsmanship a fine yearbook is impossible. Also, many thanks to lvlr. Norman Kerker of Delma Studios. The book's fine art work was done by lVlr. Frank Jahn, a commercial artist, a personal friend of Brother Robert Brown, and a devoted man to all the ideals of Holy Cross High School. Q He's got to be kidding, I can't do all that. The Yearbook Day Staff, under the direction of Brother Robert Brown, C.S.C., handled every student in Holy Cross for homeroom pictures. Cross Typists no-I- Bert Walsh Jaffrey Celik Edward Duffy Louis Macchiarulo, James Reilly, Richard Miller, and John Bonventre enjoy one of the lighter moments on Yearbook Day. The CROSS Yearbook Day Staff 140 i I John Bonventre Editor-in-Chief Editor's Message It has been the privilege of each CROSS editorto write the farewell message. For me, this honor has special meaning because I am the last of four brothers to attend this fine institution. Fellow Graduates: We have just completed four years of development here at Holy Cross High School. These years have been marked by joys and sorrows, highs and lows, accomplishments and failures. But, no matter how much or how li'ttle we have achieved while here, we are all extremely fortunate to have spent these four crucial years at this Hbest of all places. For many of us, the future means a further preparation in college, for others it means facing the world immediately. But no matter which road we choose, we are one step further because of Holy Cross. Here we have grown intellectually and spiri- tually, and most importantly we have grown in our ability to accept responsibility with maturity. The road ahead is long and trying, but if we keepin mind what this school has taught us, we will indeed be well-prepared. We leave through the portals of Holy Cross for the last time. We are proud that we have shown the ca- pacity and the desire to achieve graduation. And yet we are saddened and perhaps a little frightened that we are departing from the security of its walls. We have much to learn, much to experience, and much to accomplish. The challenges which the future is sure to bring will require wisdom and fortitude. But with the foundation that Holy Cross has built for us, the guidance our families have afforded us, and the grace of Almighty God, we shall succeedllll u... u' Q' n' .n' ,u ' Q .1 , u' a' .o' 's' .u .n u ' u u o u ' s u ,s u o IVIr. Anthony Triscari John Bonventre Moderator Editor-in-Chief . ,M , W- V . Wd f M i '5n 1 1 - I CE ,,1'1L f w ' K , S X X ERA X5 , 'fff . A 1 P M h Q ' - l - R l .' ' ,Q Q 'Q ' Q .. , V - l Y 5 A Q k . ff? - . A' Q 6' ntriiwgici was .P3 9 - I I 1 ' , 0 V35 .4 -1 QX5 if v o i 10- . it , . ' u - , I 1 . ' A ., V - f , 'f Q'fsi '. 'i 'Jf0 1 V lihik .. ,xg - N.-:,g,' f'-sian A guy wi' A 'QM L'-' Q-i': 'v'f lf5 ' ' A ff- S, x 6 ' m ' ' ff,g f s'Wf,.x f. 'g+aeTffm fi' , . 'fin ff 'vi'f,g'if f R233-'fgf 'f-1.f'f?'f:Si, 'f5k.'3'ff ' if v:'?'f-mf 1 wil: 'I E Z1 N A-p if W g 1 if 1 In at em s QW . pw FQ 511: Q , Q . . :QM . k ,X . 1 N X , ,fx i 'ifeg va? Brother Robert Brown, C.S.C. Fine Arts Club Moderator Fine Arts Club Program for 1974-75 Drama - Sherlock Holmes Ballet -The Nutcracker Concert- Cosmopolitan Symphony Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet Grand Opera - Cavlleria Rusticiana and Pagliacci Michael Porcari President Anthony C. Campagna Broadway Musical -the Magic Show Vicehpresidem Light Opera -the HMS Pinafore Raymond Angellini Treasurer 146 'WV' 'Albus-.atv 'gif Phillip Orlando Secretary Kevin McArdle Publicity Manager Bruce Meyer Ticket Manager The purpose of the Fine Arts Club is to assistin- terested students in developing their appreciation of contemporary music and drama. Membership consists of hundreds of students, all eager to learn in an enjoyable manner the true educative value of the arts. For the arts, when taught in terms of their unique powers, are as necessary and as natural to education as mathematics, science, history, or lit- erature. Practically every example of the performing arts, when well presented, offers an opportunity to learn, provided the spectator is properly prepared. The Fine Arts Club provides books, articles, and necessary materials to help make the performance come even more alive. Grand Gpera. . .. . .Ballet H.IVI.S. Pinafore 148 Drama. . .. . .Symphony li ' , '4- SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA L Holy Cross Photo Club ,, r, Brother Joseph McDonnell, C.S.C. Moderator Eric Benvehuti prepares a photograph for the Yearbook. we N, 'Q TF' ',4. Wvmswawv wi ,mm The Photography Club Officers Photo Club President Pau! Kampa seems to be getting some static from his staff. Stage Crew Students for Christian Society 152 Spanish Academy aQi1z infra: .k.' I Y Weather Club QW' ww ,, f 153 k BROTHER EDWARD BOYER, OSC. BROTHER CARL WINTERS, OSC. The Music Man '55, TE T Marian, the Librarian, a snow stopping number in which everyone gets into the act. 154 ii 'R -Q 5 tw. , . , . ' -H M453 in f T T B i .,-k 'V M1 -wx gf .1 , i if-ta, ku' ,, The star of the show, The Music Man, played by Bill Hor- Candi Bauer and Brenda Hearn look on proudly as Rich vath, getting ready to lead the River City Boy's Band. ard Baggo demonstrates his talent on the cornet. The farnous River City Quartet giving their rendition of lt's You. 155 lair!! firffe Sophomore Semi-Formal ..-as w 2 12 5' ,4w:W:,f in jx ,,gv:M,.Q Wm ,..,, WW! H nf-,V if A EMT I , r .Q 5, .aft x Ya.. fuss Q P ll Varsity Football mm A A Jay-Vee Football K ,W ,,. M.. ...M ... ...... , Freshmen Football iii? ,DM , WM, ,,-,,-,, .. ------13 pk... M - -4 -f 9' f '- . 3, is A 5 77:53 x 45 X . W, -wi 'i ' N t' ,jf ' S' 'Q , H' x l ' S' V . S is .I 34.5 f h Q A hlbA ,, 5 fx 'x Yix , f xf ' 2 Q wwf' , Q ' fx . Q7 ' s N rg H' . Q . . m H M S ' .- P 1 , . J m' L' 'V h K ,KKh. 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Oi 4 V , A ,Q A ,- ,-.Q Qt . ' he ,i . ,5 , . N .. :.y,t .5 - .. ' af x '-5, if Swimming Captains Peter Zipf and Kevin McLoughlin with Coach iw? 1 .1 - .y X ,. , , QM ir , Y pm ki Q . ' ' W I -.Hn 3 H 1 Q-' Q W . A -fi 7 Jann, sky ir-NW' I in wk, ,avg lf I H 4 ,V i .tnmmsw .M ,,,,,,,,, 4 pf ,' K 5:3 .,,'. 1 .ff gif , I Q W H4 1 i , , 'L ' Q M i K 55 X i M A2 V,,, . ' I V K V ,V ,,.ww4ii U I ' f ' ' , , A I W , I W' Q W.-,P - ' Q . i i 1 f ,, f y , W A i Peter Zipf demonstrates his outstanding diving ability. 173 Holy Cross Track VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ll'l l , fm ,. 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P.S.A.T.'s, N.M.S.Q.T.'s, Achieve- ments', Regents Scholarship, l.Q.:s, Ohio tests, AHHHHHHHH!! The MiIler's Tale Number down 1-20 skipping spaces ZOO Squad Sugarbear. PIum??? The Green Worm Will Turn Water Breaks The cook at football camp Tom Costello's All Sports Mess Shake it up, baby. What color is George Washing- ton's white horse? Dynasty of the Gold team in Intra- mural Basketball Bush The Ice Storm He brings in that many cans every day? Well go down and break his arms, I mean I wanna win this drive. Country Joe Silencio, Silencio, Por Favor!!! Don't try it pal, HMMMM? Point of Inquiry? Got no time! got no time! 40 hands, one per customer. That's one more off your next test. l'd like you to meet Roddy. You zoo and I'Il. . . Better by the Barrel Freaks, Morons, Idiots! Ahhh, you dere The little get together after the Prep game Junior Ski Trip State Troopers Hey Kids, Wanna buy an elevator pass? Taped Ankles All-League Double Sessions Tomorrow's quiz will be worth 150 pts. The seventh late slip S.A.T.'s The Holy Cross Basketball team came in second in last nights game. The Fourth floor pool Senior Cut Day Golf course Parties This guy ain't playin' with a full deck When in Rome do as the Romans do. Does anyone know the name of John Smith's father? No, not Mr. Smith Nail the Cross Shhh, I'm going to start timing College Applications Two all beef patties . . . This Magic Moment t'You're not takin' this lab seriously. The Lance Lincoln Center Getting a detention at 7:30 on a Sat. morning The backyard Oklahoma! Beaver Varsity FootbalI's three game win- ning streak PEOPLE! Ivanhoe and his 2V2 cases of beer Do da woik. Please! Hose Jethro Tull . . . ELP . . . Black Sabbath Donnie Osmond???? Take out a half sheet of paper It's in my locker, can I go get it? Pep rallies Hey you, can I interest you in some locker insurance? Crank it up Attention men, and I use the term loosely. l'll buy that Shut up! Shut up! What are you guys trying to do, kill me? See me after class. Ahhh yes! Captain Jack Smitty Kojak. . .Lizard Little Napoleon Lad of Old click The following will report to the Dean's Office lmeeediatelyf' Holy Cross Will the owner of a light blue '72 buick. . . St. Mary's Hospital Moon Colony, Sea colony, African Colony Locker room stench Sun-Dew Orange Drinks Cancelled Regents Varsity Soccer '74-'75 Hattley's Barbecues Bun Burners O'Neils McElroy's Michelob Bro. Francis Ellis' Instant Memory Course The Computer Dance General Science in Bro. John FIood's Class Move 'em out The Ultimate zoo Do that one more time, and l'll pull your arm out of the socket and beat you with it. Look Familiar. t'O'Key', Gents When I was in the Coal mines Breakin' two dummies on the foot- ball sled Chiefffy Sneakers . . .'n' your jock'II do a jig in the corner l'Whoever is absent, please raise your hands. The Arrival is a new '74 ivette. lt's inthe Constitution. Browning Points V2 credit Pula Jump, Jeff, Jump Backto Brooklyn!!! O.K. that's enough Jumpin' Jacks on the count ot four. . . Twenty Fourties You're a real maroon O.K. why are you late? Buses don't break down. go see the Dean. The State of INebriety The Saharas Bedspins Correcting your own quizzes. Iheh! hehll WD-5 :'l'm going to require that you guysthinkf' Officer Dugan I have many, many, many tal- ents. Dances in the gym Lights Out Double Proof Required. . . I think I left it in my other wallet You want to talk? Go ahead talk! I want you to talk. Talk! Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Right?? Memorabilia No some blubba Iona Game 23-22 The Carvel Heads H20, H2O, these are the water molecules Admirable, Admirable YOU GUYS MAKE ME SlCK!!l Do you have a pass? Monkey Rolls, Neck bridges Physical fitness is being able to run down Jamaica Ave. on a Friday night and LIVE. Nail the Cross Due to the lack of interest, to- morrow will now be cancelledl' Rocking the bus When Cousin Brucie came to school Frosh year Young girls More beer . . . more beer . . more berr. . .qwsj brr Some lie, some donlt Hogan's Heroes PUT THAT BOOK AWAYl!ll Sugarbear, you should have knocked him into the nickel seats Brodericks BTO The pretzel man outside of the school Thunny, let's play house. You be the door and l'll slam ya What do you mean you got a Pink Slip in Gym? Christmas Carols on the loud- speakers Round'm Uplllllll The neglected of the last lunch period Lilliputians Fidgets Urea! l'Ve found it Super 88 l'm the one that is getting paid for talking, not you Yes, little boy'?'l Zeke Doc Brother Etienne's Art Final Comti's 21 detentions in Freshman year This is the meeting of the He- Man Woman Haters Club . . . HighSign The Exocist Brown vs. The Board of Education Haldeman, Erlichman, Dean, Nixon Radar Watermellon . . . Watermellon . . .Watermellon. . . The Aquino-Michelena-Miller Se- curity agency Tic-Tac, Tic-Taos, EVERYWHERE The pathetic play in the gym cluring the Pep Rally Take out your Hi-Times M-I-C . . . K-E-Y . . . Nl-O-U-S- EH Mr. G. hitting P. DeMarco in the face with the eraser, point blank. Mr. G.s ring Radar Gorgeous George Brother Richard checking over the college applications What happens if you mix hydro- chloric acid and . . . BOOM . . . oh, so that's . . . cough cough, what happens. Eccles, dive on that fumble . . . Splash The Freshmen Track Meet. B-K3 How many scholarship offers Vito? Please stand for the prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance 5 cancelled dances in a row In Concert I wasn't the only one talkin', how come you're giving me the deten- tion? The Daily News The Quest Fire Drills The girls get our rings when they deserve them. You have to know where you're coming from Endoplasmic Reticulum Essence of Formaldehyde Worms, Grasshoppers, Fish . . what, no frogs Prep girls wear muscles shirts So what if my plates have burrs, and the line quality needs im- provement, my dimensions are good. Sonny, if you don't shut up, l'll make your head synonomous with the blackboard. Expletive deleted Worldly pleasures. Go down with reckless abandon Wacky Tabbacy Monarch notes Cheat Sheets . . . Fine point Bic pens Put your papers under the paper bale The 12:30 rush Snow days Godspell in the auditorium during the ice Storm Weasel Bigfoot and don't forget Bro. Leo Summer School KlET DOWN Hit the road, Al, Fatty ain't out here yet. The Fine Arts Club The Nutcracker Steak and Brew She doesn't look like fourteen, more like a thirty-eight. Today we're dissecting feudal pigs You must extrapolate to in- terpolatef' Casill's Football Sheets Casill's Big loss Ja-Bone Mister, You're up the proverbial creek without the proverbial paddle. Right Allman Brothers Batman Push, pull, click, click. Verstanze? Check your shoes tonight, we're beginning a thirty-one day March. O, Oxygen and Hydrogen and Nitrogen too, These are the diatomic molecules in Chemistry Pears, Caves, Carrots, Forests, Freudian Symbolism Donkey Basketball Sonny, Your'e an Afidifirous Boar. Green and Gold l'No way, no how, under any cir- cumstances are you going to pass the Regents, NEVER. Last night at camp-Varsity Raid Bug Juice CAW,CAW,CAW,CAWWW. . . The ticket deadline will definitly be tomorrow The Ticket Deadline is extended to Friday indefinite Detention Misdemenors, Misconducts, Late Passes. Smokin' ln the Boys' Room Q16 . . .Q76 MY Old Man is a Bus Driver Let's Get to work today, McNulty take it. No 'sigment cero All right you Turkies Horrors The Universal Church Cauliflower, Cauliflower, Cauli- flower . . . Say it one more time, Again please, Once again f'Well to get to. . .Take Rt. 17to Rt.4. . 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