John A Coleman Catholic High School - Spirit Yearbook (Hurley, NY)
- Class of 1977
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WILLIAM BRUNDAGE Art Instructor Art Club Advisor MR. ROBERT CARROLL Social Studies; Key Club SR. ELIZABETH ANNE DI PIPPO Chairman, Dept, of Religious Studies; Religious Studies; Mission Coordinator; Mathematics MRS. ANDREA DOUGHERTY Social Studies; Behavioral Science; Psychology; Student Association 6 SR. MARY LUCY FLAHERTY Religious Studies; Biology; Spiritual Life Committee DEBORAH GETTY Physical Education; Health; Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Coach SR. MARYLIN GRAMUS Chairman of Science Dept; Physics; Chemistry; Religous Studies MR. GERARD M. GRETZINGER Spanish; Children's Theatre SR. SUSAN MARY JOHNSON Chairperson of English Dept.; English; Religous Studies MRS. HELEN KUHN Mathematics 7 MR. JOSEPr! MANNELLO Instructor of Business Golf Coach MRS. ELIZABETH MARALLO French Cheerleading Advisor MR. ANDREW MASTRONARDI Mathematics J.V. Soccer Coach SR. MARY EILEEN MCMANUS Mathematics; Social Studies BRO. ANGELO PALMIERI SR. ALICE MOONEY C.V.A. Advisor English Religious Studies SR. MARIAN O'GRADY Guidance Counselor Vice Principal; Psychology 8 MR. BRUCE SAFFORD Physical Science BRO. HEW RY SAWICKI Biology; Religious Studies Ski Club; Encounter Program MRS. MAE R. STARK Chemistry MR. EDWARD SYNAN English Cross Country; Track FR. ROBERT SACCOMAN Guidance Counselor Religious Studies MRS. LOUISE RUTSKI English BRO. JOSEPH SCANLON Social Studies; Adv. Government Religious Studies 9 MRS. ALMA THOMPSON Business MRS. EDWARD J. DOLAN T reasurer MRS. MARY COUGHLIN Secretary MRS. JAN DENT Volunteer Office Help MRS. JOSEPH MEYERS Volunteer Office Help MRS. ARLENE WILTSE Volunteer Office Help MR. ALBERT GILLIGAN Volunteer Office Help 10 MRS. DOROTHY WINROW Religious Studios SR. MARY CAROL YUENGLING Physics MRS. VIOLA HAGGERTY School Nurse SR. MARY CHRISTOPHER Librarian Cafeteria Staff: (clockwise) Mrs. Harriet Wagar, Mrs. Lucy Dougherty, Mrs. Ivetta Giorgi, and Mrs. Elisa O'Meara. SR. LUCY ROACH Assistant Librarian Maintenance Staff: (left to right) Mr. Ralph Carpino, Mr. Leo Nerone, Mr. Francis Kellerhouse, Mr. Mike Carpino. MRS. MARION STOKES Assistant Librarian MR. FRANK SPADE Maintenance 11 uiuUirelassnusit --i iBfiShnUMl Christopher Blum, Joanne Bouck, Frank Boice, Mary Ellen Bouck, Duffy Boyle. Mary Burns, Stephanie Calcavecchio, Pat Browne, Brian Breithaupt. Katherine Contini, David Cooke, Susan Cox, Billy Cote, Lorraine Clyne. clockwise: Dana Erickson, John Engel, Joe Deegan, Maureen Dougherty, Jim Dwyer. Diana Fabbie, Christina Fay, Steven Faurote, Nadine Fisher, Terry Fisher. Tom Gable, Tori Foundas, Peter Formica, Nora Gallagher, Robert Gardinicr. Bob Gorman, Kerry Guerin, Mary Guerin, Gayle Gorman, Ken Gottstine back: Mary Gerlack, Joanne Gibbons, front: Lorraine Garzarelli, James Glen- non, Cristina Giovanoli. Megan Healy, Virginia Heitzman, Joseph Higgins, Gwendolyn Haymen Jeannette Krajci, Regina Lermann, Andrew Krayewski, Beth Li uni, Lori Krayem. Tim Klepeis, Meg Knott, Dan Hooker kneeling: Brett Korol. back: Pat Long, Pat Lozier, Jeffrey Locicero. front: DruAnn Macenka, Mary Loughlin, clockwise: Tim Matthews, Lisa Mc- Cullough, Jean Maisenhelder, Kevin McCormick, Kathy Maguire. back: Deanna Moon, Laurie Morris. front: Tom Morgan, Diane Mikesh, Robert Miraglia. Theresa Price, Laurie Porsch, Jim Polito, Mary Pehling, Carol Powers, Patricia Reilly, Bob Ryan, Karen Rioux, Patrice Ryan Joseph Scannelli, Lisa Sanderl, Christopher Sabitini, Cathy Scala, Lonnie Sallmone. back: Gregg Schroeter, Ted Seche, front: Julia Schick, Robert Schell, Cheryl Schatzel. Jenny Steketee, Donald Shambo, Diane Steltz, Bobby Slover, Maria Sobrado. back: Kay VanWagenen, Donna Wallace, Patty Van Loan, Mark Wagner, front: Bill Szymanski, Jim Thurin. Steve Wilson, Christopher Weishaupt, Leslie Wang, Thomas Watzka, Paul Winnie. Mark Carnemella, Mary Haines. (y tJjt ' ° u p 2 stuntAUj cJmKMcxA ' lallo OoAj? C2 tQ Uo -r j '7UL - back: Kim Addesso, Ann Aidala. front: Bill Ammermann, Debbie Alexander, Art Anderson. standing: Kathy Buckalew, Linda Brito, Lisa Buono, kneeling: Joe Brewster, Mark Brinnier. standing: Willy Cannon, David Burgess. kneeling: Dave Charm llo, Fred Cadden, George Catalinotto. Karen Flowers, Lisa Fescoe, Jim Flan- agan, Gabi Fagella, Maureen Fallon. Phil Formica, Brion Gill, Nancy Gag- liardi, Joe Gianuzzi, Ellen Gorman. James Clarkin, John Croce, Bernadette Croce, Mike Conti, Jim Craven. Ken Elder, Scott Denny, Margeret Dalton, Dan DeBenedictis, Bill Culver. back: Cheryl Highwart, Chris Harvey, Karen Harkins, front: Kenneth Hassett, Bob Higgins. Belinda Hohenberger, Joanine Hutton Geraldine Houghtaling, Paul Hintz, Mary Hill. back: Patrick Killian, Andrew Lapiana, front: Debbie Kowalski, Sandra Kleitch, Lyn Koster Dan Matthews, Mary Ann Mayone, Matt LaWare, Valerie Mayone, Craig Martensen. Marlene McGowan, Sally McFaddcn, M. McNelis, K. MclMIff, S. McCardle Bob O'Connell, Tom Nerone, Laura O'Dell, Tim Ottley, Ted O'Neto. top: Donna Rodell, Mary Redmond bottom: Ivette Rodriques, Neil Roach, Ann Robertson. Kendall Quinn, Scott Price, Ed Quick, Colleen Quinn. Pat Sapp, Charlet Salimone, Bill Scala, Carol Sauer, Mike Rossi Daniel Shambo, Laurie Simek, Carol Seche, Carol Schatzcl, Al Spada. Sharon Stauble, Ian Upton, Ray Tomaselli, Josephine Tornatore. John Schoonmaker, Robert Wagner, Joanne Thurin, Chris Price. back: Peter Winnie, Robert VanWagenen front: Marilin Winrow, Laurie Vertetis, Mary VanLoan. dumws back: Paul Bomba, Greg Blum. front: Kathy Bettendorf, Greg Boyle, Karen Bodenweber. Margaret Bailey, Alice Albany, Jay Bentley, Jean Albrecht, Mary Bailey. Mary Jo Bruck, Sue Camp, Holly Brown, John Boyle Michelle Christiana, Donna Cariello, Mark Carpino, Prudence Caracciolo, Chris Caruso. Claudia Dent, Mark Conti, Mary Clcale, Rich Clarkin, Sharon Cote. Marisa Fabysack, Suranne Ditmar, Bea Fabbie, Brian Egan, Gary Dougherty. Margaret Gable, Lynn Fischer, Mary Beth Feeney, Denise Fescoe. Jay Gresson, Yvonne Graham, Bemie Gray, Debbie Grange, John Gorman. Mary inn Habernig, Dan Gustafson, Susan Gromek, John Grube, Jennifer Guild. Tris Jancczek, Carter Hastings, Beth Hooker, Mary Hoben, Eric Houghtaling. from top: Benjie Korol, Charlie Klepeis, Joe Kelderhouse, Kevin Kenyon, Janet Kelley. clockwise: Fran LaWare, Barbara Maggiore, Patty Loughlin, Larry Machione, Scott Lockrow. clockwise: Lisa Krum, Andy Kuhnel, Mary Ellen Kramer, Ed LaTourette, Joan Kren. Joe McConnell, Joanne McCutcheon, Chuck McCullough, Kathy Mahoney, Mark Mary Merck, Ed Molinaro, Barbara McDonough. Moss I, Fay Mills, Denice Monfett. I • John McGahan, Mary McGrane, Caroline McFadden, Elizabeth Melito, standing: Mary O'Connell, Jeannette Murphy, Barbara Mulligan kneeling: Paul Neumann, Leonard Mott Cathy Palumbo, Jim O'Connor, Pam Paratore, Tom Palmer, Roni Pacini Sue Parker, Theresa Pietkiewicz, Kathy Powers, Tom Petro, Tim Quillen. Steve Wildblood, Mary Formica. back: Tim Ryan, Billy Reynolds front: Patty Ryan, Pat Ryan, Kathy Sanderl. Jean Sickler, Vincent Scannelli, Debbie Singara, David Seche, Joanne Seche. James Sumislaski, Donna Smith, Laura Stangarone, Kelly Thomas, Mark Spano. clockwise: Chris Van Loan, Janice Upton, Ann Thurin, Phil Tire, Alex Wall. Kim Wiltse, Kathy Ziegler, Paul Winter, Jamie Widmann, Teresa Wickman. clockwise: Armand Bennincasa, Sheyla Fiore, John Gibbons, Elaine Cannon, Betty Ann Jerkowski Linda Weishaupt, Jean Weber, Betsy, Weishaupt, Kathy Wallace, Mary Watzka clockwise: Mary Alice Wilson, Kevin Kandl, Jackie Romano, Steve Soech- ting, Thomas Price. Varsity Soccer The fast and agile Varsity Soccer Team finished with a record of five wins, five losses, and one tie for the season. Despite the poor weather conditions this fall, the team display- ed great spirit, as well as the deter- mination to win. Coach Roland Au- gustine had this to say about the team, There was a vast improvement over last year's team due to the fact that we had many returning players. Over- all, we worked diligently, establish- ing a disciplined team with a greater passing and trapping ability. The fullback's defensive barrier provided the team with exceptional strength. Yet all the team members should be congratulated for a well played season. back: Coach R. Augustine, J. Schell, T. Quillen, C. McDonough, T. Ryan, B. Robertson, J. Augustine, M. Conti, J. Charmello. Front: T. Palmer, J. Sumislaski, B. Gray, E. Molinaro, C. Klepis, B. Gill, J. Miccozi, M. McDonough. back: Coach A. Mastronardi, M. Wagner, S. Bean, B. Cote, L. Bigler, R. Mc- Donough, W. Cannon, C. Meyers, D. Charmcllo, S. Greco, and A. Anderson, front; C. Meyers, M. Laware, M. Conti, B. Ryan, and J. Higgins. J.V. Soccer This year under the supervision of Andy Mastronardi, JV Soccer scored a fantastic record of six wins, two ties, and no losses. When asked about the team. Coach Mastronardi said: I feel that the JV Soccer team had good spirit, and good players who got along well. The defense was the team's strongest point, and I would say that if there v as a UCAL title for JV Soccer, Coleman would def- initely have taken it. This year's team had an excellent line up, yet the most outstanding players were Art Anderson (fullback) Willy Cannon (halfback), Bill Cote (fullback), and Dave Charm el lo (goalie). However, all the members of the team should be congratulated for a job well done. Cross Country The John A. Coleman Cross Country team repeated as champions of Di- vison 1 with a 5-0 record. This marked the fourth consecutive sea- son that the Statesmen were undefeat- ed in dual meet competition. The fourth place finish in the UCAL championship meet at Ashokan, com- bined with the results of the dual meets, tied Coleman with Rcdhook for third place in the overall league standings. Armand Benincasa, Jim Farrell, Damien Prendergast, and Elaine Can- non were medal winners. While Bet- ty Ann Jerkowski won the Girls' Race. All in all the Cross Country team had a great season. back row: J.Craven, J. Schoonmaker, P. McCormick, C. Price, Coach Ed Synan, J. Gibbons, T. Price, S. Soechting, S. Fiore, mgr. kneeling: M. Wilson, J. Master- son, J. Clarkin, A. Benincasa, $. McCardle, R. Gardinier, J. Romano, D. Fabbie, B. Jerkowski, J. Sandcrl. Field Hockey The girl Field Hockey Team finish- ed fifth in the league with five wins and five losses, just missing the Sectionals. The most outstanding players on the team were Catherine Blum, the cen- ter forward, who scored the most goals for the team; and Janet Knott, center halfback, who put up a good defense for the forward line. The goalie, Beth Hooker, played a good season with two shut-out games and numerous saves. back: Coach D. Getty, J. Weber, K. Bettendorf, P. Ryan, K. Bodenweber, C. Dent, C. Murphy, J. Knott, L. Fescoe, C. Blum, front: M. Knott, A. Robertson, M. Red- mond, K. Melahn, D. Kowalski, F. LaWare, J. Widmann. Volleyball Undor the supervision of Coach D. Getty, Coleman produced two fight- ing Volleyball teams. The J.V. team finished with a record of 9-9. Miss Getty was quoted as saying, The team has a promising future. At the end of the season the season the Varsity team finished with a record of 6-9. They placed sixth out of 10 in their league. The teams outstanding players were Catherine Blum and Janet Knott. Miss Getty added, The Varsity Volleyball team just missed making the sectionals. We're looking forward to next year. back: C. Blum, J. Widmann, J. Knott, K. Mahoney, front: F. LaWare, J. Sanderl, C. Schatzel, and L. Fcscoe. back: P. VanLoan, B. Berardi, C. Scala, N. Gallagher, L. Simek, 0. Albrect, Mrs. E. Safford (Coach), front: M. Winrow, M. Knott, A. Berardi, E. Miller, and K. Melahn. ' 777 77777777777777777777777777777)77777777777777777, Twirlers M. Merck, M. Cicale (Drummer), B. Mulligan. M. Dalton, Co-Captain M. Bruck B. Korol missing: L. Machione, Captain; R. Halstead, Co-Captain; D. Bernard. Varsity Club M. Jubie (Secretary), J. Augustine (Treasurer), A. Bomba (Vice Pres.), C. McDonough (Pres), V. Bitonte (Advisor) top: C. Palumbo, A. Albany, M. Bailey, M. Jubie (Co-Capt.), M. Maneon. bottom: M. Bailey, C. Bodenweber, A. Bomba (Captain), M. McGrane, T. Pietkiewicz. mis- sing: J. Kelley, and M. Buono. JV Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball The Coleman Varsity Basketball Team started its season with high hopes and a positive attitude. After a successful game against Redhook the next three games were a disap- pointment to the team and Coach Vincent Bitonte. The following three games displayed the teams good spirit and skillful performance. The Rondout game however, dampened the teams spirit. Coach Bitonte said the best games included the last half of the Highland game and all of the Fallsburg game. In conclusion Coach Bitonte siad: The overall team sea- son and effort coincided—we had our ups and our downs. When they were good they were very very good, and when they were bad they were ... back: D. Mahoney (Ast. Coach), E. Latourtte, J. Schell, T. R. Gallo, C. McDon- ough, D. Engel, B. Robertson, S. Bab its, T. Ryan, B. Fitzgerald, J. Augustine, M. Conti, J. Sumislaski (Mgr.), Coach V. Bitonte. front: J. Farrell, and G. Dougherty. vmmmBnsmsm J.V. Basketball There has never been a ball club assembled like this before. Coach Soche made this statement when questioned about his teams perform- ance this year. The J.V. team is made up of consistent players who all get along well together. Team work and spirit are among the high qualities of the J.V's. The outlook for the fu- ture is promising. Seche was quoted as saying, I wish there were more games now, because we're just start- ing to get good. back: J. Pietkiewicz, J. Gianuzzi, N. Roach, A. Anderson, B. Ammermann, J. Flanagan, B. Scala, B. O'Connell, D. Charmcllo, P. Formica, P. Sapp, front: M. LaWare, K. McNiff. (missing: Coach C. Seche and T. Ottley). mmvmmMsszsn Freshmen Basketball The Freshmen Basketball Team ran into alot of trouble v ith their oppo- nents this year. They didn't have enough practice and weren't ready at the beginning of the season. To- wards the middle of the year, the team began to play a more unified game. Throughout the season, the best all-around player was John En- gel. The two players v ith the most improved performance were Pete McCutcheon and Robert McDonough. The teams record v ith 3 games left in their season was 2 wins and 4 losses. back: T. Morgan, B. Slover, P. McCutcheon, J. Engel, P. McCormick P. Losicr, Coach Fred McCoy, bottom: A. Krayewski, D. Hooker, R. McDonough, T. Pare, A. Naghsh, M. Wagner. Varsity Basketball Boasting a 13-1 record and first place in the National Division, last year's Girls Basketball Team earned the respect of its opponents in the UCAL. This year, that respect is still well deserved as four of last year's start- ing players have returned. Captain Janet Knott leads the experienced group at center, and share rebound- ing duties with Kathy Mahoney. Kathy Turck and Catherine Blum return as guards. In addition to these four, the other players on the team are very talented, and contribute greatly to firm a strong unit. At the time of the Yearbook interview. Miss Getty, the team's Coach, was quoted as saying, The team is favored to do at least as well as last year. back: Coach D. Getty, J. Sanderl, K. Mahoney, C. Schatzel, C. Blum, E. Schneider (Mgr.), J. Knott, B. Hooker, K. Turck. back: P. Ryan, B. Jerkowski, M. Knott front: L. Sandorl, D. Macenka, M. Gerlack JV BASKETBALL 51 sss 333383? 333333333333333333333333333333 Coleman Chorus had a successful year, starting with a joint presentation with the Kingston High School Chorus. Di- rected by Miss Cicalc and KHS direc- tor Mr. Stccves, both choruses par- ticipated in the dedication of the YMCA's new gymnasium. Though pressured by limited time, a well planned and highly popularized Christmas concert was assembled un- der the title CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD. On Dec. 19, the spirit of Christmas was enlightened by car- ols from Poland, Germany, the Alps, Canada, England, France, and America. A Spring concert entitled AMERICAN MUSIC was planned for May 22, which proved to be a moving experience. Chorus back: C. Salimone, M. Dittmar, C. McGowan, M. McGowan, $. Cote, E. Gorman, T. Price, D. Bernard, front: S. Parker, S. Dittmar, S. McFadden, K. Addesso, L. Koster, M. Haines. 54 ?S38SSSSe8S8g8S8S8S8SSSSS8SSSSSSSS888g8SSg3S8SSS888S3SSS8Sg88SSS3gSS8S8888S8Sg8SSS88S88S388SSS388S Ski Club The Coleman Ski Club got off to another great start this year. There were many trips planned for Decem- ber through March. Some places that the club visited were Bellayrc, High- land, and Platteki 11. This year's ac- tivities included a three day trip to Mount Snow, Vermont. That was the highlight of the year for those that went. Ski Club membership was open to anyone who had the slightest interest in skiing. Brother Henry was the fac- ulty advisor, and was assisted by Brother Thomas, Mr. Safford, and Mrs. Marallo. Practicum is a Senior religion elective, under the direction of Br. Thomas. It is a service project for our community, which basically involves helping others. On three mornings each week throughout the school year, students went to several different places to volunteer their serv- ices. These included: St. Joseph's school, Benedictine hospital. Immaculate Con- ception, Children's Rehabilitation Cen- ter, the Assoc, for Retarded Children. C. Gelsleichter, J. Charmello, Bro. H. Sawicki. Practicum ss 8SS88838Sg38SSSgS3S803S8SS: 3S@333333333333333S3S3S330 For many years, the Key Club has been existing in Coleman High School. Yet many people still have no idea what the Key Club does. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Carroll, the Key Club's main ob- jective is to help the community. As President Chuck McCullough puts it, The Key Club's main point is to make things happen in the commun- ity. Then, hopefully, positive things will react from our services. He also added, Key Club also tries to make its members better citizens. Other officers are Brian Gcrlack, Vice- President; Mary O'Connell, Secre- tary; Sue Dittmar, Treasurer. Officers: B. Gerlack, C. McCullough. S. Dittmar, M. O'Connell. Advisor: Mr. R. Carroll. Key Club back: M. Habernig, A. Anderson, C. Sauer, C. Martensen, J. Thurin, D. Matthews, S. Cote, R. O'Connell, F. Mills, T. Palmer, Y. Graham, J. Bentley, L. Koster, C. McCullough, front: P. Ryan, D. Gill, L. Greeson, P. Winter. 56 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Mission Club Coleman Volunteers for the Aged is a club concerned with the elderly in our community. It's members visit the patients at Hadler's and the Infirmary on Saturdays and Sundays. The group has mass, parties for spec- ial occasions, or else they play games and just talk to the people. They often bring presents and baked goods to the patients. The students who belong to C.V.A. use some of their free time to make a few lonely peo- ple happy. first row: N. Antonovich, L. Sanderl. second row: T. Wickman, L. Melito, L. Kray- em, C. Wickman. third row: Sr. Eileen, M. McMahon, S. Soechting, P. Hintz, G. Gorman, J. Thurin. back: C. Bodenweber, M. Scales, C. Dent, C. Highwart, K. Quinn, B. B. Gill, l J. Fischer, A. Spada, A. Benincasa, M. Haines, J. McConnell, front: I. Olejar, N. Antonovich, M. McMahon. M. Boyle (secreatry), J. Kren (treas- urer), J. Winter (president), M. Ho- ben (vice president). When asked about the Mission Club, Sr. Elizabeth Anne said: The Mis- sion Club's main function is to col- lect clothing, food and money for the needy in our own Kingston Com- munity. Each year a certain amount of money is sent to the Propogation of the Faith of the Archdiocese of New York. During the past year, we have been making a special effort to help support the work of the Re- demptorist Fathers at THE PEOPLE'S PLACE.” As in years before, every week in the mission collection the students have expressed great generosity through their donations. 57 Advisor; L. Pam pel, Vice Pres, front: Class Advisors: G. Gretzingcr, Juniors; Sr. S. M. Johnson, Freshman; A. Mas- P. Ryan, Treas.; M. Maneen, Sec. tronardi. Sophomores; V. Voerg, Seniors. Senior Class: (clockwise) M. Gardinier, Sec.; C. Tornatore, Pres.; P. O'Connor, V-Pres.; L. Machione—rep.; C. Tutter—rep. Junior Reps.: (back) M. McDonough, K. Kenyon, (front) K. Mahoney, B. Gray. 58 Juniors Officers: P. Ryan, Treas.; T. Ryan, Pres.; K. Bodenweber, V-P. Sophomore Officers: C. Highwart, Sec.; J. Tornatore, Treas.; M. Conti, V-P.; R. Augustine, Pres. Freshman Officers: K. McCormick, Pres.; T. Foundas, Sec.; B. Ryan, V-P. RUN FOR FUN CLUB 59 L-R: T. Price; K. Ziegler; J. Scala; E. Synan, Advisor; M. Haines; J. Schoonmaker; J. Masterson. 2SSS338SS888S8gSS38388888SgSgg8S8S3SSSSSSSSS8S3S8S88SSSSSSS8S8SSS38Sg88SSggSSgSgSSS8SS3S338S8SSSSS Children’s Theater Do you know where you are? Do you know who you are? Elaine Cannon as Alice found herself asking this ques- tion quite often during the Childrens Theater production, “Alice in Woderland . This magical fantasy proved to be as wonderful as its name. Many children were delighted as Alice traveled through the land of make believe, talking to animals, going to mad Tea Parties , and playing a unique game of croquet with the Queen of Hearts and her court. What are the major factors in pro- ducing a successful play? The direc- tor, officers, and cast agree on two things: spirit and cooperation. Director Gerard Gretzinger was quo- ted as saying, The cooperation is just as good as any other year! The spirit of Childrens Theater every year is fantastic. At the beginning of the year, no one knows one another, but at the end of Childrens Theater we're all close friends. He also add- ed, Childrens Theater is the most beautiful thing that I've ever exper- ienced at Coleman. The feeling of friendship and love is enough in it- self to make it a success. When asked what he thought of this year's production. Producer Bernie Gray had this to say, I'm very op- timistic. It v i 11 be moving, and a good experience for not only the staff and cast, but also the school and aud- ience. I thank the cast, crew, and director for making my year as Pro- ducer enjoyable, and the experience of a lifetime. President of Childrens Theater, Car- mel lo Tornatore. had this to say of the production, f,The play is fantas- tic! We've received total coopera- tion! Alice in Wonderland v iII appeal to everyone. It has humor, color, groat music, and terrific choreography. This year's Childrens Theater of- ficers include, Carmel lo Tornatore, President; Judy Milne, Vice Presi- dent; Jean Kren, Secretary- Treasurer. With a wonderful cast and the fan- tastic officers, Childrens Theater has once again become an outstand- ing success. 60 61 3S3SS3333SS3833S88S33S83333S3S3SS3S33S3338833S383SSSS8S33SS8338S3S33333S3S83S3333S3338S3SSSS3S3383; Art Club under the guidance of Mr. Brundage mot once a week. Mem- bership was opened to anyone inter- ested in art. Each week they experi- mented with a new form of art. Ceramics, printmaking, and photog- raphy were a few of the arts that the members tried. During the year the club went on several field trips. Art Club left-right: C. Tomasclli, D. Bradley, C. Tutter, G. Gagliardi, J. Winter, J. Romano, Mr. W. Brundage (Advisor), A. Flanagan, K. Ziegler, B. Hill. 64 LAYOUT: C. Bodenweber (Sports Editor), D. Winnie, S. Fiore, P. Hintz, G. Hooker (Layout Editor), K. Bettendorf. PHOTOGRAPHY: K. Kronenbcrg, B. Larkin, K. Melahn, L. Brito, C. Gelsleichter, T. Pietkiewicz (Editor). UNDERCLASSMEN: (back) M. Fallon, M. Christiana, G. Fag- ella, J. Thurin, C. Sauer, M. Habcrnig. (middle) F. Mills, P. Ryan (Editor), B. Weishaupt. (front) K. Bodenweber, K. Harkins. BUSINESS: (back) C. Tornatore, B. Weishaupt, J. Mayone (Co-Editor), M. Scales, (Co-Editor), R. Gardinier, P. O'Connor, (front) K. Bodenweber, T. Foundas, M. Haines. ART: (top) B. Hill, C. Tutter (Editor) (bottom) C. Cournoyer, P. Ryan. Yearbook 65 sanies's i SUSAN M. ALBRECHT Some on whom we can always rely and v ho always rely upon us, make a paradise of this great world. James Freeman Clarke NANCY ANTONOVICH No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to anyone else. Charles Dickens SOPHIE M. APEL Tomorrow never comes they say, yesterday is dono, So here is to hoping each day will be a happy one. JOSEPH P. AUGUSTINE The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Sheridan STEPHEN W. BABITS If you try, that's good. If you succeed, that's better. SWB Find the Cost of Freedom buried in the ground, Mother Earth will swallow you Lay your body down. Crosby, Stills, Nash Young MARY B. BOYLE DEANIME M. BRADLEY CATHERINE M. BLUM Let us be first to give a friendly sign, to nod first, smile first and, if such a thing necessary forgive first. Anonymous CATHY J. BODENWEBER Real joy comes not from ease or riches or from the praise of men, but from doing worthwhile. Wilfred T. Grenfell ANGELA C. BOMBA Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams telling myself it's not as hard as it seems. Led Zeppelin STEPHEN A. BOUCK EDWIN A. BREWSTER There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. Unknown We probably wouldn't worry about what people think of us if we could know how seldom they do. Olin Miller All the darkness of the world can not put out the light of one small candle. Anonymous CHRISTINE J. BRITO MICHAEL E. BROWNE MARY ANNE BUBOLTZ In friendship or in love the two All dressed up and no where to go. side by side raise hands together Anonymous to find what one cannot reach alone. Kahlil Gibran 70 JOSEPH J. CATANIA The value of life is not the end of it, but the use we make of it. Moliere RUTH ANNE CHARLESWORTH Love is not blind-it sees more, not less. But because it sees more, it is willing to see less. Julius Gordon JOSEPH G. CHARMELLO You'll never know what you can accomplish until you try. JEFFREY G. CLARK Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down. Anonymous RICHARD P. CLARKIN Success: The one unpardonable sin against one's fellows. STEVEN M. CONNORS The best thing about the future is it only comes one day at a time. Sean Acheson CHERYL A. COURNOYER 0, the trees grow higher than the mountains, in the land of free love, and goodbye. The river's ever flowing, fishes growing And the God I love, loves me. Cat Stevens MARY E. CRAVEN Who would have thought the time to say goodbye would come so soon and hurt so much. MC PAMELA J. DEAN Fun grows with happiness, sunshine and laughter; And lives as a smile in your heart ever after. Unknown CELESTE A. DeCICCO . . . we've come to far to leave it all behind, how could we end it all this way . . . Chicago LORRAINE J. DeGASPERIS Each man is like a moon in that he has a dark side which he shows to no one. 72 RONALD P. DIERS EDWARD D. DIETZ There is nothing permanent except change. Herraccitus WILLIAM S. DRAKONTAIDIS There's a brave fellow! There's a man of pluck! A man who's not afraid to say his say, though a whole town's against him. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow DAVID J. ENGEL We each have our ov n vision and a voice inside that talks only to us. We have to be able to hear it. Bob Dylan JAMES J. FARRELL Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away not it looks as though there here to stay. Oh, I believe in yesterday. J. Lennon P. McCartney COLLEEN M. FAY Whoever has a heart full of love always has something to give. Pope John XXIII DAVID FERRARO When I find myself in times of trouble Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom. Let it Be. The Beatles LISA A. FISCHER NANCY E. FISHER Let our hearts stay young and never let anything worth our while escape us. And anything is worth its while if we know to grasp it and its signifi- cance. WILLIAM VAN FITZGERALD Living closed in invisible cells Unlock the world within yourself I got the key to how you feel Some expectations of being real J. Port B. Fitzgerald (special thanks to Karen Keith) ANNMARIE T. FLANAGAN When the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me- shine until tomorrow-let it be. John Lennon Paul McCartney GISELA M. GAGLIARDI That's the name of the game We All Insane. D. Essex SHAYNE R. GALLO The day the world gets 'round to understanding where it is, Using all it's found, to help each other hand and hand. George Harrison MEG E. GARDINIER I'll tell you everything I've learned, and love is all ... he said. Cat Stevens Meglit 73 CLYDE GELSLEICHTER Champagne to our real friends And real pain to our sham friends. L. C. Henry DANIEL K. GIBSON All men are equal on the turf and under it. Lord George Bentinck GEOFFREY M. GRAYSON It's coming from so far away It's hard to say for sure Whether what I hear is music or The wind through an open door. Jackson Browne STEVEN J. GUERIN Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall. Confucius TIMOTHY G. HABERNIG JEAN A. HARDER JOHN A. HIGBEE We carry within us the wonder we seek. Unknown There's nothing behind me and noth- ing that ties me to something that might have been true yesterday. John Denver Men who have no care for the future will soon have sorrow for the present. Unknown 74 BETH A. HILL The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas Henry Huxley DEBRA A. HOFFMANN Time passes on like a river that must always run. Now you are gone but I will have you till ti me is done. Orleans VIRGINIA M. HOOKER There's a feeling I get When I look to the west And my spirit is cryin' for leaving. Led Zeppelin MARY LOU B. HUTTON Hope For The Best Be Prepared For The Worst And Take What Comes With A Smile. DOUGLAS A. JIMINEZ Oh, v ere I the last to leave would these ribbon highway roads be less wonderful to me. Arlo Guthrie MARIA L. JUBIE There's no time to lose I heard her say Catch your dreams before they slip away. The Stones MICHAEL F. KANDL Better to keep honorable mouth closed, and to be thought dumb, then to speak and remove all doubt. Ancient proverb LUCY C. KAUFMAN I have such thoughts, I have such strange thoughts. Willy Loman PATRICIA M. KELLEY With all its sham and drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann GREGORY A. KLEITSCH Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in using every time we fall. Confucius JANET KNOTT It's not the leap at the start that counts But the gradual pace that gets us there. Unknown BARRY L. KOROL JEAN A. KREN KATHERINE KRONENBERG Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. Saint Francis DeSales You came into my life and helped make me what I am. For some it may be our end, but for us it is only our beginning. JEFFREY S. KUEHN I know you You know me One thing I can tell you Is you've got to be free. The Beatles BETH A. KUHN Yesterday I asked for all things that I may enjoy life. Today I was given life that I many enjoy all things. CATHERINE E. KUPKA Good friends must not always be together. It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship. Susan Polls Schultz JANE M. KUSCHNER And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Waters Gilmour, Wright BRIAN J. LARKIN Isn't life beautiful? Isn't life gay? Isn't life the perfect thing to pass the time away. Mason Williams JOHN F. LASHER The easiest way to escape being hated is to mind your own bus- iness and refrain from giving good advice. W. Burton Baldry COLLEEN M. LOUGHLIN It is only by loving something that you can make it yours. 77 LAURI J. MACHIONE MARY E. MAHONEY MARY ELIZABETH MANEEN If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau JOHN L. MASTERSON Winning isn't everything. It's the only thing. Anonymous CATHLEEN J. MATTHEWS Lord, make me an instrument of of Thy peace. St. Francis of Assisi JOAN J. MAYONE We are children of the world Watching every day go by— We are searchers of the truth Asking every question—why? Bee Gees PATRICIA A. McCARDLE If you have knowledge, let others Light their candles at it. Thomas Fuller The hands you lend, the hearts you It matters not what you are thought mend, have made you what you are. to be, but what you are! Be always near, you're all so dear Anonymous you fill my life with love. Mary THOMAS D. McCLOSKEY NANCY J. McCORMACK KATHLEEN A. McCUTCHEON Life gives you time and space- Its up to you to fill it. Don't walk in front of me— I may not follow. Don't walk behind me— I may not lead. Walk beside me . . . and just be my friend. Camus CHARLES A. McDONOUGH How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. William Shakespeare MAUREEN J. McFADDEN Go placidly among the noise and remember what peace there may be in silence. The Disiderata CHARLENE M. McGOWAN Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes MAUREEN A. McMAHON Life is a tunnel Through which we walk at the end the light of day. Evelyn Carter 79 MARIAN J. MICHITSCH Thank you! Thank you! Peter Frampton JOSEPH A. MICOZZI Man's goals should out reach his grasp, otherwise what's heaven for? Robert Browning JUDITH A. MILNE DARE TO BE HAPPY! H.L. MARSHALL LINDA C. NEIL He who has a thousand friends Has not a friend to spare. While he who has one enemy Shall meet him every where. Ralph Waldo Emerson PAUL G. O'CONNOR BRIAN F. O'NEIL NEREID A PABON I'm taking the time for a num- ber of things that weren't im- portant yesterday. And I still go. Everything that lives. Lives not alone, nor for itself. William Blake Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your at- tention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. John Pov ell 80 LYNNE PA MPEL Enthusiasm is a telescope that yanks the misty, distant future into the radiant, tangible present. Unknown DEBRA L. PETRUSKI Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things v hich escape those who dream only by night. Edgar Allen Poe DONNA F. PETRUSKI I have always known that I would take this road, but yes- terday I did not know that it would be today. Unknown RICHARD J. PRANDONI I would rather be a fool and be called a fool, than a king and be called a fool. Anonymous DAMIEN A. PRENDERGAST Don't Be Afraid, When You're Alone. That's How You Came, And it's How You're Gonna Go. Lee Michaels KATHLEEN PUR FIELD One ceases to recognize the signif- icance of mountain peaks if they are not veiwed occasionally from the deepest valley. Anonymous TIMOTHY L. QUILTY I have seen my life belongs to me, and love belongs to who can see it. George Harrison MARTHA J. RIOUX WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON SUSAN I. RODELL I have learned to be with those I like Smile . . . Give them one of yours, is enough. as no one needs a smile so much as he who has none to give. THESE TIMES Slow down and enjoy life It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast—you also miss the sense of where you're going and why. Eddie Cantor MICHELE ROSSI There's treasure children always seek to find. And just like us You must have had A Once Upon A Time Bernie Taupin THERESA RUNDLE Happiness does not depend upon what happens outside of you but what happens inside of you. Wilfred A. Peterson DONALO T. RYAN Dare to know. Sigmund Freud ELIZABETH M. RYAN Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become. LILLIAN M. SACCOMAN One who is natural is never without a certain grace and charm. JEANNE M. SANDERL I lived with my hands in my pockets. I felt alone. Then one day I put out my hands and touched love. Jeanne DAVID H. SAUER Be friends in the truest sense each to the other. There is nothing in all the world like friendship, when it is deep and real. Thomas Davidson JOSEPH C. SCALA 'Cause it is only in your heart This thing that makes you want to Start it all again. Gerry Beckelcy MAUREEN E. SCALES WILLIAM C. SCHAAL JR. PATRICIA A. SCHAT2EL We are not fighting for our- selves, but for our Dreams; for the Better Things in Life which must not disappear from the face of the earth. Alfred Bestcr It's been along time cornin' It's goin' to be a long time gone David Crosby JOSEPH M. SCHELL It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. Henri Frederic Amiel EILEEN SCHNEIDER I am one, and I can see. This is me. And I will be, you'll all see I'm the one. The Who PAMELA A. SECHE It is a law of human life, as certain as gravity. To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people . . . not love things and use people. John Powell S.J. HOWARD A. SHAMBO Every day is a new beginning Every morn is the world made new Unknown NOEL F. SICKLER Gone are the days we stopped to decide where wo should go, we just ride. Gone are the broken eyes we saw through in dreams gone, both dreams and lie Robert Hunter BRYAN M. SMITH If you say what you think, you're called cocky and con- ceited. But if you have an ob- ject in life, you shouldn't be afraid to stand up and say it. Johnny Bench KAREN L. SMITH lam born I am me I am new I am free Look at me lam young Sight unseen Life unsung Geddy Lee 84 MARY FRANCES SMITH DONALD E. SWEENEY CHRISTINA L. TOMASELLI All I ask of you is forever to remember me as loving you. Weston Priory To act cooly, intelligently and pru- dently in perilous circumstances is the test of a man and also a nation. Adlai E. Stevenson For life is a mirror of king and slave, 'Tis just what we are and do: Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Madeline Bridges CARMELO S. TORNATORE In the heart of the Comedian lies the key to life: laughter. Groucho Marx KATHRYN M. TURCK You can't always get what you want, but if you try something you'll find, you get what you need. Mick Jagger JACK E. TURK Two persons cannot feel love for each other until they can learn to forgive each other's little failings. JT CATHERINE A. TUTTER I'd like to paint Life's Canvas In the brightest of hues But it is hard to obtain The Paints. CT LESLIE A. VANLOAN What you are is God's gift to you; What you make of yourself is your gift to God. EDWIN M. VERTETIS Few things are hard to put up with than the annoyance of a good example. Mark Twain PATRICIA M. WAGNER One of the most beautiful qual- ities of true friendship is to un- derstand and to be understood. Senca JOHN W. WALLACE At times, it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. James Sinclair PATRICIA A. WEBER The teacher and the scholar trust their parting feet to sep- arate ways. They part; but in the years to be, shall pleasant memories cling to each. John V. Whittier MATTHEW A. WEISHAUPT There is no dignity without the abil- ity to stand alone. Abraham Heschcl CAROLINE P. WICKMAN True friendship is like phosphores- cence-it glows best when the world around you goes dark. Denise Martin 86 JOANNE P. WIDMANN DIANA R. WINNIE JEAN M. WINTER The great thing In the world Is not so much where we stand, as In what direction we are moving, Oliver Wendall Holmes KEITH D. WILTSE Courage is that virtue which champions the cause of right. Cicero KIMBERLY M. WOOTAN Of the blessings set before you, make your choice and be content. Samual Johnson Be yourself-but be your best self. Dare to be different and to follow your own star. Set me adrift on the sea of hope, and I set my sail to a new horizon. S.H. Payer Anonymous 87 . I A lie;: I- V X p ' f c ‘ V. W , s£ Tx jCti Ca w .1 V J ' X'£ ■' vT )fUc«tf «v . A •rV } k A i A y A A % a lUi} °A}' $ BC JL CZ v % % s,v - , y s V 1 iv w s •- - s? , - N W -i V ?R o V yrnfaf •ytr ry — 0' t r? X 7 77 4 - A«y 4 j jp . . Kf 5 I p 'f 5 ? c . t , •« y N T p ' T 'mCV- | V p 1 A ‘—« M ,o _ g d,..JU V I CX .(KiO - r X' -i •?, ,':% X ,X y v , e ✓ y- 0«'' i ' :, aA a P ■j- fi i'““k A' . Uurl IV '- V CD . FACULTY KICKBALL GAME Yes, the idea seemed a bit crazy and yes, people thought they were a bit crazy too, but more importantly yes, the Senior-Faculty kickbalI game was a success. A success in the true sense of the word. Those participating en- joyed it, even the faculty, who inciden- tally, LOST. The Seniors came out to show just what great spirit they have. The day began with a Mass, followed by coffee and donuts. The Seniors were outside first and anxiously awaited the faculty's arrival. Had they chickened out?!? They soon appeared dressed to play, with their mascot—a pet rock. Their coach, Sr. Alice, who looked quite stunning in her red stocking hat, led warm-ups on the field. The game was soon underway. The fac- ulty had many well-conceived plans, but when the Seniors united, their strat- egy was crushed. The faculty had also planned a halftime show but it was overcome by the roudy rallying Seniors. The final score v as: Seniors—285 Fac- ulty— 284.5 After the game McDonald's was bom- barded for lunch, following v hich, everyone headed for home and victory parties. 90 DECORATING THE BAKE SALE JUNKIE CHRISTMAS TREE On Sunday December 12th, many members of the Senior class gath- ered at school to decorate our Christ- mas Tree. The day began about noon. Mr. Voerg and most of the guys worked hard to get the tree in it's stand and up straight while the girls untangled and tested the many strings of lights (many of which blew up in their hands). The lights went on first. Once they were on we thought the worst was over. We didn't expect the tub of water that the tree was standing in to crack. Really now, v ould you?? Everything had to come down so wo could get a different tub and mop up the stage. We all formed two lines and braced ourselves so we could catch the tree when it came our way. It was very strange to see a Christmas Tree suspended in mid-aid with near- ly 30 pair of legs protruding from underneath it. Finally the tree was back in it's place. A few branches were broken and some lights had fallen out of place, BUT, it was standing again. The lights were adjusted and v e began to hang our wide variety of deco- rations. We had everything from bells, bottles (Michelob) to cartons (Heineken), along with candy canes, stockings, and tinsel. At last the masterpiece was com- pleted, even though a few of our choice decoration had disappeared. Even the lights worked! Nov it v as time to settle down to something of paramount importance and great nutritional value . . . PIZZA! After dinner v e blessed the Rolling Meadows area with our won- derful voices and musical talent. Our repitoire of carols included Jingle Bells, Silent Night, Joy to the World, We Wish You A Merry Christmas, and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. When v e had finished caroling, we returned to school for a mass followed by coffee and donuts. However, there v as one slight problem, when v e got back to school, only half of the tree would light. Maybe v e should just start ALL over again . . . ? As I look back, I shudder at the insane things I did. Yet I still ask myself the questions, Was that really me? or What strange mystique possessed me to do such things? True, I still gasp at the me that once v as, but now I can hold my head high. I've licked my problem .... I've kicked the habit. I v as a bake sale junkie. Yes, you laugh, but to me it v as a serious problem. I remember how it all started .... Coming to Coleman was very traumatic for me. Here I v as, fresh out of gram- mar school; a green kid starting out. I recall walking down the long corridors, wondering what Mom had packed for lunch. When I'd reach the lunchroom I'd hungrily open the brown paper bag and see what goodies I had gotten for the day. Soon, my excitement turned to boredom and disgust. A bologna sandv ich, carrot sticks and an apple. Yech! As I reluctantly bit into a carrot my eyes v andered around the cafeteria. Suddenly, something caught the corner of my eye. In a small, inconspicuous corner of the cafeteria stood a table lined with cakes, cookies, brownies, and other assorted goodies. Yes, I thought to myself, this v as my answer. I dug into my pocket and found three pennies, a quarter and a dime. I dropped my carrot stick and hurried to the haven for those in the last lunch period. At the table sat two girls, chatting dully about some math test. When they saw me their boredom turned to delight. Support your cheerleaders!! one cute pixie squealed, We have lots of deli- cious things! The choice was hard, but after some scrutiny I chose three chocolate chip -ookies, one cupcake, and half a brov lie (it had broken and was half price). I went back to my ta- ble, and sat down and began to devour the delicate morsels. Little v as I to know that this was only the beginning. Each lunch period I'd look around the cafeteria, hoping thst some worthwhile cause v as having a bake sale. Thank God for cheerleading and Yearbook. Yes, these organizations kept me going through Freshman year. Who v ould think that these two mild-mannered clubs kept my dollar habit satisfied. As I look back, I fondly remember the fun of choosing, and wondering which del- icacy was the best. I couldn't wait till Coleman's clubs ran out of money. When this occured, a bake sale v as soon to come. However, as Sophomore year approached I began to realize my problem. When the first bake sale came up my best friend said something that I was sup- posed to take as a hint. More money for bake sales? she asked, you already owe me five dollars from last year. You're too much! Even my sister said, Another bake sale? Don't you think enough is enough? Finally, I set my- self straight. I vowed that I would never touch one little morsel from the bake sale table again. My friends v ould watch me as I hurriedly passed a bake sale. They smiled and encouraged me greatly as I modestly repeated It was nothing. Soon, I had kicked the habit. Now as my little cluster of friends pass a bake sale I laugh heartily about choc- olate cupcakes, oatmeal cookies, and days gone by. As I think about how silly I v as in the past, my friends get on the lunch line. Yet, sometimes I have to bite my lip and hold my breath as I pass those delectable little goodies....... By Nancy Gagliardi THE HALLOWEEN HAPPENING On October 29th, the goblins and gouls of the Senior class broke loose during the first two periods of the day to cele- brate Halloween. Talent was discovered in some class members that no one ever realized existed. The event proved to be fun for those who participated. It was a break from the continuous monotony of a normal Friday schedule. The events and their winners are as follows: Musical Chairs— Jane Kuschner (H.R. 1) Apple-on-a-String— Joe Augustine (H.R. 16) Bubblegum Blowing Contest— Mike Kandl (H.R. 16) Marx Brothers Contest— Carlo Tornatore (H.R. T.R.) Brian O'Neil (H.R. T.R.) Paul O'Connor (H.R. T.R.) Tim Quilty (H.R. T.R.) The Seniors certainly appeared to be reliving their childhood memories this Halloween, as bubblegum snapped and feet raced to be first before the music stopped. Fun-loving faculty members also seemed to enjoy the nostalgia of it all....... COLEMAN'S 1976 GOLF SEASON The Coleman Golf team triumphed in the UCAL in the 1976 season. The statesman compiled a record of 14 v ins against 2 losses. Their difficulties arose only in matches against Ellenville and New Paltz. The team was led by Brian Croswell, Mike Murphy, Howard Shambo, Bryan Smith, Tom Palmer, and Jim Sumis- laski. Four of the six starters returned this year. The team's coach was Mr. Joe Mannello. It was his first year as coach, and proved to be a good one for him. SR.-FACULTY BASKETBALL On Wednesday December 1, The An- nual Senior-Faculty Lick 'Em Bas- ketball game was held in the Coleman gym. They tried awfully hard but it just didn't work out. The girls had a terrific team and no one could have been more ready and willing to play but somehow, every- thing went wrong. Maybe it was because they didn't realize that they were only going to play two quarters until the first was over. And although the competition could have been a factor, it was pre- determined that it v as not. With such great names as Kathy Turck, Pat Schat- zel, Mary Mahoney, and many, many more, all behind the fantastic coaching job of Janet Knott, you're winners, even if you lose. The faculty team was led by Marion Moose, Susan Swift, Onnie-AII-Star, Elizabeth Elusive, Cathorine-the-Great, Debby Daring, and Lucy Lightening. The final score v as; Faculty: 13, Sen- iors; 8. Starring scorers on the boys' team v ere: Mark Berardi, Shayne Gallo, Joe Char- mello, Damien Prendergast, Noel Sickler, and Bill Robertson, manager. The Faculty's starters included Mr. Synan, Mr. Voerg, Mr. Spada, Mr. Mastronardi, Mr. Bitonte, Mr. Sechol, and Mr. Safford. The game began with high prospects for a first v in in the Seniors' favor, but as the game wore on this probability re- duced constantly. The faculty triumphed with the final score of 61-55. Better luck to the Class of '78!! 93 We, the staff of Spirit '77 would like to express our appre- ciation to Mr. Coleman by dedicating our yearbook to him. We hope the Christian spirit to which he and the school are dedi- cated endures in our hearts forever. 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Morris Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey Mrs. Bernard O’Neil The Schick Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhnel Mr. and Mrs. John Lozier Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Redmond Family The Melahn Family Michael Dent (class of ’74) Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Prandoni Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milne Bob Bettendorf Jr. (class of ’76) Mr. and Mrs. James L. McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bean Mr. and Mrs. Edmund DeGasperis Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William S. Szymanski. Sr. The James Fisher Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Aidala Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. R. Diers Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Macenka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Addesso Family Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mahoney The Ammerman Family Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Bettendorf Do you feel like we Do?—Touche. Bunz. Disco Mama The Gelsleichters Robert E. Begley Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klepeis The Augustine's Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brown Joan and Pete Benincasa Family The Pampels The Apel Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Thurin Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bigler Lou and Lucy DeCicco The Bettendorf Family Mr. and Mrs. John W. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bodenweber Mr. and Mrs. F. Cadden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGrane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rodell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Milliken Mary Anne (class ’73). Nancy (class '76) Joanie Mrs. Margaret Knott (class ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nerone Mr. and Mrs. Adolph P. Bomba Jr. Bigando’s Market j The Joseph Dent Family A. W. Kleitsch William J. Winnie Mr. and Mrs. Daniel X. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. John McCardle The Jordan Family Jeanine and Bob LaWare Joan and Ed Mayone Don and Kaye Quick Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Koster Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bettendorf Kathy Bettendorf (class of ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charmello BUSINESS PATRONS Compliments of Kimms Kingston Music Center. Mammoth Mall Abrams Music Store Kingston Garden Center. Inc. Eng's Resturant James J. Dargan, Inc. i Greco Motors. Inc. Blue Ribbon Cleaners. Inc. Funway. Mammoth Mall Compliments of a Friend Yallum's Lou’s Delicatessen Ace Army Navy 102 103 Susan Albrecht ... 5 Adams Ct. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Child- ren's Theater—1,2; Yearbook—1,2. Nancy Antonovich . . . Box 118B RFD 7 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 National Honor Society—2,3,4; NEDT Letter of Com- mendation—2; Chorus—2,4; Mission Rep.—4; CVA—4; Newspaper—2; Regents Scholarship. Sophie Apel ... 91 So. Manor Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track—2,3,4; Mission Rep.—3; CVA—4; Chirlden's Theater 3,4. Joseph P. Augustine ... 74 Harding Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—V 4; Cross Country—JV 3; Varsity Club— 2,3, 4T; Boy's Basketball—FI, JV2, V 3, 4C; Baseball— JV 1,2, V 3,4; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Children's Theater—4. Stephen Babits ... RD 1 Box 43 Walkill Pine St Tillson, N.Y. 12486 Cross Country—JV 2; Boy's Basketball—V 4; Track—4. Peter Barry . . . Dutch Village 10-B Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country—JV, V; Boy's Basketball—F, JV; Ski Club— 3,4; Children's Theater—3,4. Mark Berardi . . . 142 Hooker St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Boy's Basketball—F 1; Baseball—JV, V, 1,2,3,4; Intramural Soccer; Intramural Basketball. Robert Beyersdorfer ... RD 4 Box 434 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country —F 1, JV 2, V 3,4; Track—1,2,3,4 V; Intramural Basketball. Catherine Blum ... 61 Broadway Tivoli, N.Y. 12583 Field Hockey—1,2, V 3. 4 C; Volleyball—JV 2, V 3, 4 C; Varsity Club—3,4; GirPs Basketball—JV 1 C,2,3,4; Softball —1 2,3,4. Cathy Bodenweber . . . 1102 Evergreen St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Varsity Club—4; Cheerleaders—3,4; Mission Rep.— 4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—3,4. Angela Bomba ... 18 Pleasent Ridge Dr. West Hurley, N.Y. 12491 Field Hockey—V 2; Varsity Club—2,3,4 V.P.; Cheer- leaders F 1, JV 2, C, 3 V C, 4 V C; NEDT Letter of Com- mendation 2; Gymnastics—3. Stephen Bouck ... 55 Harwick St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Mary Boyle . . . 149 Highland Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track—2; National Honor Society—2,4; Homeroom Rep— 3; CVA—S 4; Children's Theatre—1,2. Deanne Bradley . . . 104 So. Manor Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—2; CVA—1,2,3,4; Ski Club—3,4; Art Club— 4; Children's Theatre—3; Newspaper—3. Edwin Brewster . . . Box 131-45 Rd. 2 Circle Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV, V; Varsity Club—2,3,4; Children's Theatre—4; Intramural Basketball—2,3,4. Chris Brito . . . RD 5-39 Thomas St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Volleyball—4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Chorus—1; Children's Theatre—1,2,3,4. ... Box 113 Ruby, NY. 12475 MaryAnne Buboltz ... 63 Second Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Volleyball—JV 2; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Chorus—2 Ski Club—3; NEDT Letter of Commendation; Children's Theatre—3; Regents Scholarship. Joseph Catania ... 8 Chestnut St. Kinsgton N.Y. 12401 Boy's Basketball—1,2; Baseball—4; Intramural Basketball— 1,2,4. RuthAnnc Charlcsworth ... 78 Maiden Ln. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Track—2,4; Chorus—2; CVA—1,2; Key Club—1,2; Children's Theatre—1,2,3; Yearbook—1; Newspaper—2. Joseph Charmcllo ... 55 Tubby St. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV, V; Varsity Club—2,3 4; Boy's Basketball—JV 2; Track—1; Baseball—JV 2; Homeroom Rep.—1,2; Key Club—1,2; Ski Club—1,2,3,4 P; Children's Theatre--4; Tennis—3,4. Jeff Clark ... 71 Sandy Ct. Rt. 1 Box 3m West Hurley, N.Y. 12401 Art Club—1,2,3,4. Richard P. Clarkin ... RD 5 43 Thomas St. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV 1,2; NEDT Letter of Commendation; Mission Rep.—1; Ski Club—1,2,3; Children's Theatre—2; Ski Team—2. Stephen Connors . . . 356 Albany Ave. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Ski Club—2,3,4. Cheryl Cournoyer . . . 1105 Oakwood Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Children's Theatre—2,3; Yearbook—2,4; Regents Scholarship Alt. Mary Craven . . . RD 7 Sheryl St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 National Honor Society—3,4; CVA—4; Children's Theatre 1,2,3,4; Yearbook—4. Pamela Dean . . . Dutch Village, Apt. 14-G Kingston, N.Y. 12401 CVA—4; Children's Theatre—3,4; Yearbook—4. Celeste DeCicco . . . 294 4th Ave. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Children's Theatre—2,4; Yearbook—4. Lorraine DeGasperis . . . 120 Harding Ave. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Varsity Club—2; Cheerleaders—1 C, 2 C; Class Off. T—2,3,4; Chorus—1; Mission Rep.—2,3; CVA—1,2 S; Child- ren's Theatre—1. Ronald Diers ... 20 Adams St. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Var- sity Club—4; Baseball—JV, V;. William Drakontaidis ... 15 Belvedere St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—1,2,3,4. Edward Dietz ... 45 Virginia Dr. Kingston N.Y. 12401 Boy's Basketball—F, JV; Intramural Basketball—2,3,4; In- tramural Soccer—3,4. David Engel . . . Rt. 4 Box 212 J Kingston N.Y. 12401 Varsity Club—2,3,4; Boy's Basketball—F, JV, V 2; Baseball —1,2 JV; Children's Theatre—4; Intramural Basketball— 2,3,4; Intramural Soccer—3,4. James Farrell ... 43 Lounsbery Place Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country—2,3,4 V; Varsity Club—3,4; Boy's Basket- Michael Browne ball--F, JV, V C; Ba$oball--JV 2, V 2; Children's Theatre- 2,4; Chess Club—2 VP. Colleen Fay ... 9 Jennifer Ln. Til Ison, N.Y. 12486 Na- tional Honor Society—3,4; Key Club—2; Children's Theatre —1,2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Alt. David Ferraro . . . East Chester St. Kingston N.Y. 12401 In- tramural Basketball—4. Lisa Fischer ... 40 Russel Rd. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Class Off.—1 T, 2 P; Homeroom Rep.—1,2; Mission Rep.—3; CVA—2; Children's Theatre—1,2,3; Newspaper—2. Nancy Fisher ... 10 Laurel St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Homeroom Rep.—1; Chorus—2,3; CVA—3,4; Ski Club—2, 3,4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—4. William Fitzgerald . . . Pine Place Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV 3, V 4; Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2; Track—1; Varsity Club—4; Yearbook Staff—4. AnneMaric Flanagan . . . Cheerleader—1; Gymnastics—1, 2; Varsity Club—1,2; Art Club—4; Yearbook Staff—4. Giscla Gagliardi ... 19 Derrenbacher St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1; Mission Rep.—1; CVA—1, 2 S; Art Club —4; Yearbook Staff—4; Children's Theater—1,2,4; Regents Scholarship Alt. Shayne Gallo . . . 124 Andrew St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2; Baseball—JV 2, V 3; Intra- mural Soccer—3,4; Intramural Basketball—2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Children's Theater—3,4. Meg Gardinier . . . 120 Emerson St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—2; Newspaper—2,3; Yearbook—2,4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Class Officer—S 2,3,4. Clyde Gelsloichtcr ... 75 Arnold Drive Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1,2; Ski Club—2,3,4; Ski Team—2, VP 3; Yearbook—2,3,4. Daniel Gibson ... 7 Roberts Court Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Cross Country—2. Geoffrey Grayson . . . Vandale Road Woodstock, N.Y. 12498 Art Club—3; Tennis—3. Steven Guerin . . . Box 828 Til Ison, N.Y. 12498 Soccer— JV 2; Intramural Basketball—2,3,4. Timothy Habernig ... 16 Hillside Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV 2, V 3; Art Club—3,4; Student Association Of- ficer—P 4. Jean Harder . . . Box 89 Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Homeroom Rep.—3; Chorus—3; Children's Theater—3. Jack Higbee . . . 101 Pine St. West Hurley, N.Y. 12491 Boy's Basketball—JV, V; Ski Club—3; Newspaper—2,3; Class Officer—VP 3; Children's Theater—4; National Honor Society—3,4. Beth Hill . . . 46 Burgcvin St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 News- paper—3; Art Club—3,4; Yearbook—3,4; Children's Thea- ter—1,2,3,4; National Honor Society—1; Regents Scholar- ship Winner. Debra Hoffman ... 96 Lawrenceville St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 CVA—1; Yearbook—2,3; Children's Theater—1, 2,3,4. Virginia Hooker . . . Box 116 Ruby, N.Y. 124 75 Cheer- leader—1,2,3; Children's Theater—1; Yearbook—3,4. Mary Lou Hutton . . . 116 Ten Broeck Ave. Kingston, N.Y. Track—1,2,3,4; Chess Club—2; Children's Theater—2,3,4; BOCES Nursing Program—3,4. Douglas Jiminez ... 12 West Chester St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track—3,4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4. Maria Jubie ... 44 Manor Place Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheerleaders—JV 2, V 3, C V 4; Varsity Club—3, S 4; Mis- sion Rep.—2; CVA—1; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff—3,4. Michael Kandl . . . P.O. Box 331 Til Ison, N.Y. 12486 Soc- cer—JV 2, V 3; Track—2,4. Lucy Kaufman. . . Hurley Mt. Rd. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Children's Theater—1; Art Club—VP 3; Yearbook Staff—4; Regents Scholarship Winner Patricia Kelley . . . Apple Hill Rd. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheerleadre—JV 2, V 3; Mission Rep.—2,3; Children's Theater—2,3,4; Girls State Rep.—3; National Honor Society —2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Alternate. Gregory Kleitsch . . . 168 Washington Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chess Club—2. Janet Knott ... 13 East Rd. High Falls, N.Y. 12440 Field Hockey—1,2, C 3, C 4; Volleyball—JV 1, V 2, C 3, C 4; Girl's Basketball—V 1,2, C 3, C 4; Softball—V 1,2, C 3,4; Varsity Club—4. Barry Korol ... 50 Russell Rd. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Jean Kren . . . River Rd. Ulster Park, N.Y. 12487 CVA— 4; Children's Theater—1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4; National Honor Society—2. Kathy Kronenberg ... 14 Oriole Dr. Woodstock, N.Y. 12498 Children's Theater—2; Photography Club—3; Yearbook Staff—2,3,4. Jeff Kuehn ... 53 Fairview Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Beth Kuhn ... 126 Southfield St. Kinston, N.Y. 12401 CVA—1; Key Club—1,2; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff—4, National Honor Society—2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Alternate. Cathy Kupka . . . Rt. 6 Box 46 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cho- rus—2; Children's Theater—2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—2,3. Jane Kuschner . . .156 Wall St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheer- leading—FC1, JV 2; Varsity Club—2; Yearbook Staff—4. Brian Larkin ... 39 Emerson St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Intramural Basketball—2; Track—3; Children's Theater— 4; Yearbook Staff—4. John Lasher ... 33 Thomas St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Ski Team—3. 107 Colleen Loughlin . . . Box 105 Main St. Esopus, N.Y. 12429 Softball—3. Lauri Machione ... RD 1 Box 470 West Hurley, N.Y. 12491 Softball—1; Twirlcrs—1,2,3, C 4; Varsity Club—3; Children's Theater—1,2; Homeroom Rep.—1,4. Mary Mahoney ... 37 Hoffman St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1; Volleyball—1,2,3; Girl's Basketball—1,2,3; Softball—1,2,3. MaryBeth Maneen . . . RD 7 Elmendorf Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Key Club—1; Cheerleader—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club— 1,2,3,4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—3,4; Student Association Officer— T 4. John Masterson . . . Box 326 Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Cross Country—1,2,3,4 C; Track—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—1,2,3,4; Chorus—1; Key Club—1; Yearbook Staff—4. Cathy Matthews . . . 115 Linderman Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; CVA—4; Yearbook Staff—4. Joan Mayone . . . 4158 Old Stage Rd. Suagerties, N.Y. 12477 Cheerleader—F 1; Chorus—1,2; CVA—1,2,3; Child- ren's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—3,4. Patricia McCardle . . . RD 5 Box 1592 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Drama—1,2. Tom McCloskey ... 69 Marius St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track; Intramural Basketball. Nancy McCormack . . . RD 1 Box 99 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Kathleen McCutcheon ... 34 Circle Dr. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Children's Theater—1,2,3; Yearbook—4. Charles McDonough . . . Niles Dr. Woodstock, N.Y. 12498 Soccer—JV C 2, V 3, C 4; Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2, V 3,4; Baseball—JV 1,2, V 3,4; Varsity Club—2,3, P 4. Maureen McFadden . . . Riseley St. Sunrise Park, Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1,2; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4. Charlene McGowan . . . 109 Harding Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—2,4; CVA—4; Mission Rep.—3; Children's Theater—2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—4; NEDT Letter of Com- mendation—2; National Honor Society—3,4. Maureen McMahon ... 7 Prince La. Kingstons, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1,2,4; Mission Rep.—4; CVA—1,2,3,4; Chirlden's Theater—4; NEDT Letter of Commendation—2; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Winner. Marian Michitsch . . . Box 51 Arnold Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheerleader—F 1. Joseph Micozzi . . . Box 385A RD 1 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV 2, V 3,4; Track—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—4; Year- book Staff—4. Judith A. Milne . .. Hillside Ave. Ext. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Ski Club—1; Newspaper—2; Homeroom Rep.—2; Mission Rep.—1,2; Children’s Theater—1,2,3, VP 4; Yearbook Staff —4; Regents Scholarship Alternate; National Honor Society —2,3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Linda Neil .. . Alda Dr. St. Remy, N.Y. 12401 Paul O'Connor . . . 4434 Cofaldo Park Saugerties, N.Y. 12477 Intramural Soccer—4; Intramural Basketball—1,2, 4; Baseball—3; Class Officer—VP4; Children's Theater—3, 4;,Yearbook Staff—4; NEDT Letter of Commendation—2; Regents Scholarship Alternate. Brian O'Neil . . . 249 West Chestnut St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Intramural Soccer—2,3,4; Intramural Basketball— 2,3,4; Key Club—2, T 3; Children's Theater—2,4; Yearbook Staff—3; Student Association Officer— VP 3; NMSQT Let- ter of Commendation—3; NEDT Letter of Commendation—2 Nereida Pabon . . . 124 Smith Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Class Officer—VP 1, VP 2, VP 3; Mission Rep.—1,2. Lynne Pampel . . . 161 Arnold Dr. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track—2; Newpaper—2; Student Association Officer—T 3, T 4; Children's Theater—3,4; Yearbook Staff—2,4. Debbie Petruski ... 8 Coffey PI. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Newspaper—2; Chorus—4; Children's Theater—4; National Honor Society—2,3; NEDT Letter of Commendation; Re- gents Scholarship Alternate. Donna Petruski ... 8 Coffey PI. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cho- rus—2; Children's Theater—2; National Honor Society—2, 3,4. Richard Prandoni . . . Star Route Box 86 Resondale, N.Y. 12472 Key Club—1. Damien Prendergast ... 69 Brewster St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country—2,3,4; Track—2,3,4; Boy's Basket- ball—F 1; Intramural Basketball—3,4. Kathy Purfield ... 29 Pine Tree Rd. West Hurley, N.Y. 12491 Cheerleader—F 1, JV 2, V 3; Children's Theater—3. Timothy Quilty . . . 303 Hurley Avenue Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Track—3. Martha Rioux ... 47 Mt. View Ave. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Field Hockey—MGR 2,3; Volleyball—MGR 1,2; Boy's Bas- ketball—F MGR 3; Girl's Basketball—MGR 2,3; Softball— MGR 2,3. William J. Robertson ... 16 Manor Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—4; Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2, V 3, C 4; Varsity Club—2,3,4. Susan Rode 11 . . . 168 Main St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 CVA— 1,2; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—1,2,3. Michele Rossi ... 6 Roberts Ct. Hurley, N.Y. 12443 Child- ren's Theater—3,4; Yearbook Staff—3. Terry Rundle ... 94 Tammany St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Children's Theater—1,2,3,4. Donald Ryan . . . Box 97 Accord, N.Y. 12404 Mission Rep. —2; Homeroom Rep.—1,2; Key Club—2, VP 3; Children's Theater—3; National Honor Society—3; NMSQT Letter of Commendation—2. Elizabeth Ryan ... 76 Lounsbury PI. Kingston, N.Y 12401 Chorus—1,2; Ski Club—3; CVA—4; Art Club—4; Children's 108 Theater—1,2,4; Yearbook Staff-4; ( JEDT Letter of Com- mendation—2; NMSQT Letter of Commendation—3; Re- gents Scholarship Winner; Who's Who Among American High School Students 1976. Lillian Saccoman ... 114 Wall St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheerleader—JV 1,2; Homeroom Rep.—2; Children's Thea- ter 3,4. Jeanne Sanderl ... 9 Corwin PI. Lake Katrine, N.Y. 12449 Cross Country—3,4; Volleyball—V 4; Girl's Basketball—V 3,4; Softball—3,4; Varsity Club—4; CVA—1, S 2,3,4; Key Club—2,3; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Regents Scho- larship Winner. David Sauer . . . 5159 Kings Hyway Saugerties, N.Y. 12477 Soccer—JV 2,3, V 4. Joe Scala . . . 219 Washington Ave. Saugerties, N.Y. 12477 Track—2,3,4; Varsity Club—4; Chi Idren's Theater— 3,4; Yearbook Staff—4; NEDT Letter of Commendation—2; Re- gents Scholarship Winner. Maureen Scales ... 37 Park Dr. Woodstock, N.Y. 12498 Mission Rep.—4; Children's Theater—3,4; Yearbook Staff -3,4. William Schaal Jr ... 8 Fruit Bud La. Redhook, N.Y. 12571 Patricia Schatzel ... 67 Fairvicw Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Mission Rep.—4. Joseph M. Schell ... RD 1 Box 18 D Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—V 1,2, C 3, C 4; Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2, V 3,4; Baseball—JV 1, V 2,3,4; Varsity Club—2,3,4; Mission Rep.—2; Children's Theater—2. Eileen Schneider . . . Church St. Ruby, N.Y. 12475 Girl's Basketball—V MGR 4; Children's Theater—1; Yearbook Staff—3,4. Pam Seche ... RD 2 Box 59 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cheer- leader—F 1, V 3; Varsity Club—3; Homeroom Rep.—4; Children's Theater—1,2; Yearbook—3,4. Howard Shambo ... 1 Fairdale Ave. Lake Katrine, N.Y. 12449 Golf Team—1,2,3,4; Varsity Club—1,2. Noel Sickler ... 4 Lipton St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Boy's Basketball—F 1, JV 2; Baseball—JV 1,2, V 3,4; Varsity Club—4. Bryan M. Smith ... 18 Hewitt PI. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Ski Club—1,2,3,4; Golf Team—1,2, C 3,4; Varsity Club— 2,3. Karen Smith . . . RD 1 Box 355A Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Mary Smith ... 41 Lafayette Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Softball Intramurals—2; CVA—2,3,4; Newspaper—2; Child- ren's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—2,3,4. Don Sweeney ... 97 Roosevelt Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1; Intramural Basketball—1,2; Intramural Soccer— 3; Children's Theater—1,2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 1976. Christina Tomaselli ... 32 West Hurley Rd. Woodstock, N.Y. 12498 Art Club—4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—1. Carmelo Tornatore—24 Fair St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country—2,3; Boy's Basketball—MGR1; Track—3; Intramural Soccer—4; Intramural Basketball—1,2,3,4; Home- room Rep.—1,2; Class Officer—P 3, P 4; Children's Theater —3, P 4; Yearbook Staff—3,4; NEDT Letter of Commenda- tion—2; NMSQT Letter of Commendation—3; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Winner. Kathy Turck ... 268 West Chestnut St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Volleyball—JV 1,2; Girl's basketball—JV 1, V 2, 3, C 4; Softball—1,2,4; Tennis—3; Ski Club—2; Mission Rep.—2. Jack Turk . . . Box 218J City View Terrace Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Catherine Tutter . . . 155 Pearl St. Kinstgon, N.Y. 12401 Homeroom Rep.—3,4; Key Club—1,2,3; Art Club—4; Child- ren's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook—1,2,3,4; NEDT Letter of Commendation—2; National Honor Society—2,3,4; Regents Scholarship Alternate. Leslie VanLoan . . . 152 Hasbrouck Ave. Port Ewen, N.Y. 12466. Edwin Vertetis ... 92 Florence St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Soccer—JV 2,3; Vaseball—V 3; Intramural Basketball—4; Intramural Soccer—4. Patty Wagner . . . 4050 Barclay La. Saugerties, N.Y. 12477 Statistician Boy's Basketball—2; Statistician Baseball—2; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—1,2,3,4. John Wallace . . . Box 951 Til Ison, N.Y. 12486 Cross Coun- try—1,2,3; Track—1,2,4; Intramural Soccer—4. Patricia Weber . . . Vans Terrace Lake Katrine, N.Y. 12449 Softball—3; Children's Theater—2,3,4. Matt Weishaupt ... 14 Warren St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Baseball—JV 1,2, V 3,4; Varsity Club—4; Yearbook Staff— 4; Intramural Basketball—4; Intramural Soccer—4. Caroline Wickman . . . 169 Albany Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 CVA—2,3,4; Children's Theater—2,3,4. Joanne Widmann . . . PO Box 3 Cottekill, N.Y. 12419 Keith Wiltse ... 7 Stony Run La. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Cross Country—3,4; Track—3,4. Diana Winnie ... 46 Grandview Ave. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1,2; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Newspaper—2; Yearbook Staff—4. Jean M. Winter ... 137 Wrentham St. Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Chorus—1,2; Newspaper—2; Art Club—4; CVA—1,2, VP 3, P 4; Children's Theater—1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff—2,3,4. Kim Wootan ... Box 101 K RD 7 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Art Club—4. Addesso, Kimberly 22,54 Bomba, Mary 22,45,101 Aidala, Ann 22 Bomba, Paul 30 Albany, Alice 30,44 Bouck, Joanne 14 Albrecht, Diane 14 Bouck, Maryellen 14 Albrecht, Jean 30 Bouck, Stephen 69 Albrecht, Susan 68 Boyle, Gregory 30 Alexander, Deborah 22 Boyle, Jeffrey 14 Ammermann, William 22,48 Boyle, John 30 Amrod, Mark 14,116 Boyle, Mary 57,69 Anderson, Arthur 22,39,48,55,110 Boyle, Patricia 22,45 Antonovich, Nancy 57,68 Bradley, Deanne 64,69 Apel, Sophie 68,117 Breithaupt, Brian 13,14,53,58,62,63 Augustine, Joseph 38,43,46,68,110,112 Brewster, Edwin 69 Augustine, Rosemary 22,59 Brewster, Joseph 22 Babits, Edward 22 Brinnier, Mark 22 Babits, Stephen 46,68,93 Brito, Christine 70,90 Bailey, Margaret 30,44 Brito, Linda 22,65 Bailey, Mary 30,44,103 Brown, Holly 30 Barry, Peter 68 Browne, Michael 70 Bean, Stephen 22,38 Browne, Patricia 14 Begley, Robert 21,22 Buboltz, MaryAnn 70 Bellio, Joanne 14,45,117 Bruck, Mary Jo 30,43,55 Benincasa, Armand 2,35,40,57,65 Buckalow, Kathleen 22 Bentley, John 30,56 Buono, Lisa 22,45 Benton, Tammy 22 Buono, Melissa 44 Berardi, Alicia 22,42 Burgess, David 23 Berardi, Bernadette 15,42 Bums, Maryellen 14 Berardi, Gerard 22 Cadden, Frederick 23 Berardi, Mark 68 Calcavecchio, Stephanie 14 Bernard, Dana 14,43,54,61 Camp, Susan 30 Bettendorf, Kathleen Beyersdorfer, Robert 30,41,65 Cannon, Elaine Cannon, William 35,60,61,62,63 23,39 Bigler, Leo 22,39,110 Caracciolo, Prudence 30 Blum, Catherine 41,42,50,69 Cariello, Donna 30,60 Blum, Christopher 14,115 Carnemella, Mark 19 Blum, Gregory 30,110,115 Carpino, Mark 30 Bodenweber, Cathy 44,57,65,69 Caruso, Christina 30 Bodenweber, Karen 30,41,59,65 Catalinotto, George 23 Bo ice, Frank 14,55 Catania, Joseph 70 Bomba, Angela 43,44,69,115 Charlesworth, Ruthann 70,92 Charmello, David Charmello, Joseph Christiana, Michelle Cicale, Mary Cicale, Mary Clark, Jeffrey Clark in, James Clark in, Richard Clyne, Lorraine Connors, Steven Conti, Mark Conti, Michael Contini, Katherine Cooke, David Cote, Sharon Cote, William Cournoycr, Cheryl Cox, Susan Craven, James Craven, Mary Croce, Bernadette Croce, John Culver, William Dalton, Margaret Dean, Pamela DeBenedictis, Daniel DeCicco, Celeste Deegan, Joseph DeGasperis, Lorraine Denny, Scott Dent, Claudia Diers, Ronald Dietz, Edward Dittmar, Martha Dittmar, Suzanne Dougherty, Gary Dougherty, Maureen Drakontaidis, William Dwyer, James Dwyer, Joan Egan Brian 20,23,39,48,107 38,55,60,70,88,93,110 30 2.30.43.53.60.62.53 2.30.43.53.60.62.117 70 23.40.55 30,71,104 14.63 55.71 30.38 23.39.55.58.63 14 14.53.63 30,54,55,60,62 14.39 65,71,90 14 23.40 71 23 23 23 23,43 71,103,116 23 71,92,103 15.63 67.71 23 28.30.41.57.61.63 72 72 54 31.54.56 31,46 15.45.117 72 15 31.53 Engel, David Engel, John Elder, Kenneth Erickson, Dana Fabbie, Beatrice Fabbie, Diana Fabysack, Marisa Faggella, Gabrielle Fallon, Maureen Farrell, James Faurote, Stephen Fay, Christina Fay, Colleen Feeney, Mary Beth Ferraro, David Fescoe, Denise Fescoe, Lisa Fiore, Sheyla Fischer, Lisa Fischer, Lynn Fischer, Nadine Fisher, Nancy Fisher, Theresa Fitzgerald, William Flanagan, Annmarie Flanagan, James Flowers, Karen Formica, Mary Formica, Peter Formica, Philip Foundas, Constance Gable, Margaret Gable, Thomas Gagliardi, Gisela Gagliardi, Nancy Gallagher, Nora Gallo, Shayne Gallo, Thomas Gardinicr, Meg Gardinier, Robert 15,49 23 15 31,40 15 31 21.23.65 23.65 2,46,72 15 15 73,115 31 72,103 31,41,105 23.41.42 35.40.65 73 31 15 55.57.73 13,15,45 46.73 64.73 23.48 23 34 15 23.48 15.55.59.60.63.65 31 15 64,65,73,93 23.65 15.42 73,88 31,46 58,66,73,91 15.41.53.60.62.65 111 Garzarelli, Lorraine 15,45 Gelsleichler, Clyde 55,65,74 Gerlack, Brian 31,56 Gerlack, Edwin 31 Gerlack, Mary 15,51 Giannuzzi, Joseph 20,23,48 Gibbons, Joanne 15 Gibbons, John 35 Gibson, Daniel 74 Gill, Brion 23,38,57 Gill, David 31,56 Giovanoli, Cristina 15 Giovanoli, John 31,115 Glennon, James 15,53 Gorman, Ellen 23 Gorman, Gayle 15,54,55,57,101 Gorman, John 31 Gorman, Robert 15,53 Gorsline, Robert 24 Gottstine, Kenneth 15 Graham, Yvonne 31,56,61,62 Grange, Cathy 24 Grange, Deborah 31,113 Gray, Bernard 31,38,58,116 Grayson, Geoffrey 74 Greco, Salvatore 24,39,101 Greeson, James 31 Greeson, Lynda 24,56 Gromek, Susan 31 Grube, John 31 Guerin, Kerry 15 Guerin, Mary 13,15,101 Guerin, Steven 74 Guild, Jennifer 31 Gustafson, Daniel 31 Habernig, Mary Ann 31,56,65 Habernig, Timothy 58,74 Haines, Mary Ann 19,54,57,59,65 Halstead, Rosemary 24,43 Harder, Jean 74,103 Harkins, Karen 24,65 Harvey, Christopher 24 Hassett, Kenneth 24 Hastings, Carter 32,62,63 Hayman, Gwendolyn 16 Healy, Megan 16 Heitzman, Virginia 16,115 Higbee, John 2,53,60,62,63,74,88 Higgins, Joseph 16,39 Higgins, Robert 24 Highwart, Cheryl 24,57,59 Hill, Beth 64,65,75 Hill, Mary 24 Hintz, Paul 24,57,65 Hoben, Maryellen 32,57 Hoffmann, Debra 75,88 Hohenberger, Belinda 24 Hooker, Beth 32,41,50 Hooker, Daniel 16,49 Hooker, Virginia 65,88,92,75 Houghtaling, Eric 32 Houghtaling, Geraldine 24 Hutton, Jeannine 24 Hutton, Mary Lou 75 Janeczek, Triscinda 32 Jerkowski, Betty Ann 35,37,50,113 Jimenez, Douglas 63,75,93 Jordan, Mary Ann 32 Jubic, Maria 43,44,75 Jubie, Paula 32 Kalish, Sandra Kandl, Erin 32 Kandl, Kevin 35 Kandl, Michael 75,103 Kaufman, Lucy 76,93 Keane, Sandra 32 Kearney, Kim 32 Kelderhouse, Joseph 32 Kelley, Janet 32,44 Kelley, Patricia 60,76,88,90,92 112 Kenyon, Kevin 32,58 Killian, Patrick 24 Kleitsch, Gregory 76,103 Klietsch, Sandra 24 Klepeis, Charles 32,38 Klepeis, Timothy 16 Knott, Janet 41,42,50,66,76,103 Knott, Margaret 12,16,41,42,50 Korol, Barry 76,103 Korol, Benjie 2,32,43 Korol, Brett 16 Koster, Lyn 24,54,56,58,61,62 Kowalski, Deborah 24,41,45 Krajci, Jeanette 16,104 Kramer, Maryellen 32 Krayem, Lori 16,57,101 Krayewsky, Andrew 16,49 Kren, Jean 57,76 Kren, Joan 32,53,62,64 Kronenberg, Katherine 3,65,76 Krum, Lisa 32 Kuchn, Jeffrey 55,77,105 Kuhn, Beth 77,91,92,93 Kuhnel, Andrew 32 Kupka, Catherine 77 Kuschner, Jane 77,92,93 LaPiana, Andrew 24 Larkin, Brian 64,65,77 Lasher, John 77,101 LaTourette, Edward 32,46 LaWare, Frances 32,41,42 LaWare, Matthew 25,39,48 Lermann, Regina 16 Liuni, Beth 16 LoCicero, Jeffrey 16 Lockrow, Scott 32 Long, Patrick 16,61 Lough 1 in, Colleen 77,92 Loughlin, Mary 3,16 Loughlin, Patricia 32 Lozier, Patrick 16,49 Macenka, Dru Ann 16,51 Machione, Lauri 43,58,78,88,91 Machione, Lawrence 32,62,63 Maggiore, Barbara 32 Maguire, Kathleen 17 Mahoney, Kathleen 33,36,42,50,58,103 Mahoney, Mary 78 Maisenholder, Jean 17 Maneen, Mary Beth 44,58,67,78,88,91 Martenson, Craig 25,56 Masterson, John 40,59,78,103 Matthews, Cathleen 78,88 Matthews, Daniel 25,56,63 Matthews, Timothy 13,17 Mayone, Joan 65,78,92 Mayone, Maryann 25 Mayone, Valerie 25,45 McCardle, Ellen McCardle, Patricia 78,88 McCardle, Steven 25,40 McCloskey, Thomas 79 McConnell, Joseph 33,57 McCormack, Nancy 79 McCormick, Kevin 2,17,40,49,53,59,60 McCullough, Charles 33,56,60,62 McCullough, Lisa 17 McCutcheon, Joanne 33 McCutcheon, Kathleen 79,91 McCutcheon, Peter 17,49,104 McDonough, Charles 37,38,43,46,79,112 McDonough, Mark 33,38,58 McDonough, Robert 17,39,39 McFadden, Caroline 33,113 McFadden, Maureen 79 McFadden, Sarah 25,54 McGahan, John 33 McGrane, Mary 33,44 McGowan, Charlene 54,79 McGowan, Marlene 25,54 113 McGuire, Charlene 17 O'Connor, James 29,33,61,62,63 McMahon, Maureen 57,79,103 O'Connor, Paul 53,58,65,80,88,93,103 McNelis, Margaret 25,58 O'Dell, Laura 25 McNiff, Kevin 25,48 Olejar, Laura 17,57 Melahn, Karen 25 O'Neil, Brian 80,93 Melito, Elizabeth 33,57 Oneto, Edward 25 Merck, Mary 3,29,33,43 Ottley, Timothy 25,48,103 Merigliano, Gina 17 Pabon, Nereida 80,92 Merigliano, Greg 25 Pacini, Mary 26 Meyers, Christopher 25,39 Pacini, Veronica 28,33 Meyers, Clifford 17,113 Palmer, Thomas 33,38,56 Michitsch, Marian 2,80 Palumbo, Cathy 33,44,115 Micozzi, Joseph 38,80,110 Pampel, Lynne 58,61,63,81,88 Mikesh, Dianne 17 Paratore, Pamela 33 Miller, Eileen 25,42,58 Pare, Thomas 17,49 Mills, Marie 33,56,60,65 Parker, Joseph 26 Milne, Judith 52,60,62,80 Parker, Susan 34,54 Miraglia, John 25 Patience, Thomas 17,53,58,60,63 Miraglia, Robert 17 Pehling, Mary Beth 17,45 Mol inaro, Edward 33,38 Peters, Jacqueline 26 Monfett, Denice 33 Petro, Thomas 29,34 Moon, Deanna 17 Petruski, Debbie 81,90,92 Morgan, George 17,49 Petruski, Donna 81 Morris, Laurie 17 Pietkiewicz, John 26,48 Mossl, Barbara 3,33 Pietkiewicz, Theresa 34,44,65 Mott, Leonard 33 Polito, James 17,53,63 Mulligan, Barbara 33,43 Porsch, Laurie 17,45 Murphy, Catherine 25,41,45 Post, Barbara 26 Murphy, Jeanette 33 Powers, Carol 17 Murphy, Joseph 25,58 Powers, Kathleen 34 Mutterer, Carl 25 Prandoni, Richard 81,103,115 Myer, Mary Lou 25 Prcndergast, Damien 81 Naghsh, Anthony 17,49 Price, Christopher 27,40,112 Neil, David 25 Price, Theresa 17,54 Neil, Linda 80 Price, Thomas 35,40,59 Nerone, Thomas 25 Price, Scott 26 Neumann, Cynthia 17 Purfield, Kathleen 81 Neumann, Paul 33 Quick, Edwin 26,55 O'Connell, Mary 33,56 Quillen, Timothy 34,38 O'Connell, Robert 25,48,56 Quilty, Timothy 81,91,93 114 Quinn, Colleen 26,104 Quinn, Kendall 26,57,58 Redmond, Mary 21,26,41,57,61,62 Reilly, Patricia 18 Reynolds, William 34 Rioux, Karen 3,18 Rioux, Martha 82,88 Roach, Neil 26,48 Robertson, Ann Marie 26,41,45 Robertson, William 38,46,82,91 Robles, Sarai 18 Rodell, Donna 26 Rodell, Susan 82 Rodrigues, Yvonne 26 Romano, Jacqueline 35,40,60,64 Rossi, Michele 82,103 Rossi, Michael 26 Rundle, Theresa 82 Ryan, Donald 82 Ryan, Elizabeth 82 Ryan, Patrice 18,45,117 Ryan, Patricia 34,41,50,59,65 Ryan, Patricia M. 34,55,56,58,65 Ryan, Robert 18,39,59 Ryan, Timothy 34,38,46,59 Saccoman, Lillian 62,83 Sabatini, Christopher 18 Salimone, Charlet 26 Salimone, Lonnie 18,54 Sanderl, Jeanne 37,40,42,50,83 Sanderl, Kathleen 34 Sanderl, Lisa 18,51,57 Sapp, Patrick 26,48 Sauer, Carolyn 21,26,52,55,56,60 Sauer, David 83,103 Scala, Catherine 18,42,90 Scala, Joseph 59,62,63,65,83,88 Scala, William 26,48 Scales, Maureen 57,65,83,92 Scannelli, Joseph 18 Scannelli, Vincent 34 Schaal, William 83 Schatzcl, Carol 3,27,42,50 Schatzel, Cheryl 18,58 Schatzel, Patricia 83,92 Schell, Joseph 38,46,84,103 Schell, Robert 18 Schick, Julia 18 Schneider, Eileen 50,67,84,92 Schoonmaker, John 27,40,59 Schroeter, Gregg Schroeter, Todd 18 Seche, Carol 27,45 Seche, David 34 Seche, Edward 18,58 Seche, JoAnn 34 Seche, Pamela 84,92 Shambo, Daniel 27 Shambo, Donald 13,18 Shambo, Howard 84 Sicker, Jeanne 34 Sickler, Noel 84 Simek, Laura 27,42,45 Sinagra, Deborah 34 Slover, Robert 18,49 Smith, Bryan 55,84,88,103 Smith, Donna 34 Smith, Karen 84 Smith, Mary F. 55,57,65,85,88,90,93 Sobrado, Maria 18 Soechting, Stephen 35,40,57 Spada, Alfred 27,57,63,101 Spano, Mark 34,62,63 Stangarone, Laura 34 Stauble, Sharon 27 Steketee, Jenny 18 Steltz, Diane 18 Sumislaski, James 34,38,46 Sweeney, Donald 85 Szymanski, William 19,53 115 Thomas, Kelly 29,34,60,62 Thuri n, Ann 35,60,62,64,65 Thurin, Joanne 27,56,57,61,63,65 Thurin, James 19 Tire, Philip 35 Tomaselli, Christina 64,85,88 Tomaselli, Raymond 27 Tornatore, Carmelo 53,58,65,67,85,88,93 Tornatore, Josephine 27,59,61,63 Turck, Kathryn 50,85,92,93 Turk, Jack 2,85 Tutter, Catherine 55,58,64,65,85,92 Upton, Ian 27 Upton, Janice 35 VanLoan, Christine 35 VanLoan, Diane VanLoan, Leslie 86,92,93 VanLoan, Mary 27 VanLoan, Patricia 19,42 VanWagenen, Raymond 19 VanWagenen, Robert 27 Vertetis, Edwin 86,88 Vertetis, Laurie 27 Wagner, Mark 19,39,49 Wagner, Patricia 86,103 Wagner, Robert 27 Wall, Alexandra 35 Wallace, Donna 19 Wallace, John 86 Wallace, Kathleen 35 Wang, Leslie 19,58 Watzka, Mary Ellen 35,61 Watzka, Thomas 19,105 Weber, Jeanne 35,41 Weber, Patricia 86 Wcishaupt, Elizabeth 35,65,115 Wcishaupt, Christopher 19 Weishaupt, Linda 35 Wcishaupt, Matthew 86,91 Wickman, Caroline 53,57,60,62,63,86 Wickman, Theresa 35,57 Widmann, Jaime 35,41,42 Widmann, Joanne 87,91 Wildblood, Steven 34 Wilson, Mary 10,35,61,62,63 Wilson, Stephen 19 Wiltsc, Keith 87,116 Wiltsc, Kim 35 Winnie, Diana 65,87 Winnie, Paul 19 Winnie, Peter 27 Winrow, Marilyn 27,42,105,110 Winter, Jean 57,64,65,87,93 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