John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)
- Class of 1981
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GREEN LEAVES 1981 JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL Birmingham, Alabama All Rushing About Down The Halls of John Carroll. The Race of Time Passes Quickly. Friends You'll Keep For Life. Friends That Pass as You Start Your New Life in a World of Strangers. 10 Helping to Mature. u Can We Keep This Forever? 12 Just Pack it Away Somewhere in the Back of Your Mind. The Race of Life Passes Quickly IN DEDICATION Art Rainwater Four years ago Art Rainwater joined John Carroll. The student body opened its arms and gave a warm welcome to the Class of 1981 as well as a new principal. The students and Mr. Rainwater have grown hand in hand over the past four years. The hard work, dedication, and determination of Mr. Rainwater is evident in the everyday activities of John Carroll. This school is a better place with a cleaner cafeteria, better discipline, and higher enrollment thanks to the hard work of Mr. Rainwater. He is more than a principal, he is a true example of leadership. He never seems too tired of listening to and working with the students. Art Rainwater, our mentor, has earned support and respect. CLASS OFFICERS Seniors FIRST ROW: Roxanne Calamusa, Treasurer. SECOND ROW Monica Austin, Secretary. Tim Kerper, President; Chuck Faush. Vice President. Juniors Susan Boackle, Treasurer; Kathy Tombrello, Secretary; Marlene Kelly, Vice President; John Kerpcr, President Sophomores Lee lavette, Treasurer; Joanie Alvey, President; Vivian Karrah, Vice President; Andy Athridge, Secretary. Freshmen Leo Boohaker, Treasurer; Paige Tyler, Secretary; Kim Wheeler, Vice President; Brian Sullivan, President. IN MEMORIAM John Ames It Seems Like Yesterday It seems like only yesterday we were starting out. In a world so exciting and new. Roaming the halls where we would laugh and shout. It seems like yesterday. We will always remember little things. His laugh and the love he had for all of us. He will always be a part of us. His memory won't die. We will treasure all our memories. Enough to last forever. Remember how we laughed. It seems like yesterday. — Jenine Poole Margaret Shaia Fly Free Fly free like a bird my friend. Soar easily through the cold brisk wind. Let not a thing take you down. Keep on flying toward the happiness Cod found. Never let your head fall, just keep holding it up high, Take a deep breath and fly bird, fly. Live all your dreams while you have the chance. Oh, proud bird you're free at last. Never look down to the earth, for you'll see the hell you once knew, And the dark gray clouds will cover the sky that was once clear and blue. And your tears will fall like the pouring rain. And you'll relive that endless moment of pain. Never hang your head low, but show all of your pride. Let the people know you have lived, not died. Fly on through the present, future and past. Fly on free bird, you've made it at last! — Kellie Wehby 19 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPI 20 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOI 21 Seniors Vicki Accardi Tom Adams David Albright Linda Alexander CarlApicella James Arrington Ben Balzli Ed Banks Paul Bello Nancy Besse Jim Berger Teresa Bessiere Andy Betbeze Susan Boackle Kerry Bonner Antoinette Boohaker Maron Boohaker lack Briggs Leah Borges George Brothers Lisa Browne Michael Bruno Scott Burdette John Bruzzese RoseAnn Butero 23 David Campbell Tracy Campbell Dana Carlson DeAnna Cataldo Leigh Ann Ceravolo Bret Chastain Matthew Chilcoat Cynthia Clay Cathy Cooper Edward Covington Mary Covington Kathleen Crawford Judy D'Alessandro Anthony Davis Paulette DeFrank Jerry Dichiara Mark Dinan Elizabeth Domit Chris Dore Ken Dortch 24 Patty Douglas Julie Dowling Whendy Durham David Eidson Dennis Eidson Alicia Grant Scott Graves Denise Gravlee Alan Gruman Donny Grundhoefer Maryjacka Michele Jackson Shandra Jackson Theresa James Michael Jefferson Pamela Jenkins Darrell Jewell David Johnson Donald Johnson Jeff Jones 76 Mike Kelley Ellen Kelly Marlene Kelly Ruthanne Kendrick John Kerper Wendy Kitchens Greg Lanzi Andy Lartigue Renee Latham Rita Latham Candy Levins Angela Lewis )oe Locascio Ann Logue Rosalie Lorino Denise McCarthy Billy McClurg Scott McDonough Dixie McGill Jimmy McPoland Dan Meadows Shawn Meeks Barbara Meriwether Maxine Metcalf Michelle Miranda 77 Verna Mitchell Eddie Moran Tracy Nelson Patrick Newsome Mike Oliver Matt Pappas Geoffrey Parker Laura Pearce Dale Pennington Kathy Perryman Mary Pitts Cathy Poole Jenine Poole Andretta Porter Victor Powell Pat Ramsey LouAnnRenda Mark Renda John Reymann Leigh Ricketts 78 Cedric Robinson Rene Robinson Diana Romano Jill Ross Lisa Ross Andy Saab John Sanchez Frederica Saunders Caroline Sazera D. P. Scarborough Bill Shehan Rob Shine Denise Shunnarah Randy Shunnarah Victor Shunnarah Mike Sullivan Tim Sullivan Lisa Swift Mary Tate Jean Thompson 29 Chris Tietz Kathy Tombrello Paul Tombrello Tony Tudisco Dale Urquhart Theresa Vacarella Steve Vizzina Anthony Vizzinia Cathy Walton Leigh Washington Kellie Wehby Jim Whitten Roxanne Wilson Alicia Wingard Debra Winningham Greg Young Where Did It All Go? Where did it all go? The lobster that was once so red, The duckie who lost his head. The golf flags that flew so proudly in the wind, And Tyrone, our very special friend. Where did it all go? The cute little elves that stoc 1 next to the bunny. The bees in the garbage can l tat made delicious honey. The mushrooms that were strategically placed. And the big wheel that was never raced. Where did it all go? The lion who was once protector of the land. The spot where the rooster and chicken used to stand. The Mountain Brook street signs disappeared into thin air. But at least we still have the yellow lounge chair. Yes, the Senior Park decor was truly great, There was nothing else quite like it in the entire state. I'm sure everyone will miss it so. And ask the never ending question, Where did it all go? — Judy D'Alessandro 30 Raymond Zarzaur SENIOR INDEX ACCAROI. VICKI: Pep CM 9. CSMC 9. Ort Batketball 9. Math Tram 9. Concert Oo- 0. II. 12 Honor Choir II, 12. 5 r«f Award 9.11; Student Council 9. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Irtwary Maga me Stall 12. N.ghi on Broadway 11.12. WMW Choir 11, Inter national Fa 12; Homecoming Committed 12 ADAMS. IOM: Intramural Volleyball 11. Pep Club 11. Prevdent 12. Momeeom.ng Com mitiee 12' King of Hearn Canrlidutr 12.Dance Committee 12; International la 12. All LANDER. UNDA: Mrmber of the Vmor dm AWCIUA, CAW; Member or the Senior C tan ARRINGTON, JAMES: International fa 1ft 11.12 W'reMl.ng 11 Coif 10. 11.12. Concert Cho 9. K , 11,12 Honor Chou 10, II. 12 IAt 11. MS Band 9. Intramural Volleyball 10. 11. 12. international fair II. CSMC 12. Homecoming Committee 9. lft 11,12 •ASKS. 10: football 9,10. II. 12 6a ebaH 9.10.11.12; BaUetbai 9, 10,11. 12. Yearbook 9. CSMC 10. II, 12;Senior Who- Who 12. Intramural VoOevball 12 BtUO.PAUl: Bank Board 11. Concert Cher 9. M . 12. titurg.r 9.10 •ESS . NANCY: Swim teem 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 11, 12 8and 9, K . Soccer 12. CSMC 11, Ctrl ' Baiketball 11 Ari Club IJt Oiuuet teem 9. intramuaal Volleyball 9. international 9.10. IlSSIIRi. It USA: Pep Club II, Concert Choir 12. Homecoming Comm.Her II, 12 BETIE2E. ANDY: Mu Alpha theu Secretary 11. tremorer 12. football 9, 10,11. 12. Soccer 12 National Honor Society 11, Treawrer 12 l.lurgre 10.11,12; Intramural Sport 9.10 11.12. Intern ,o«Al lur 9.10.11.12. CSMC 9. V). 11.12 Honor RoH9.10.11.12; Service Award 9,10.11.12 literary Magax me Staff 11.12 •OACKtf. SUSAN: Student Council Repeetentative 11. 12. Clatt Irrauircr 12. literary Magarme Stall 12; Math team 9,10.11,12. Mu Alpha thru 10,11. t2. National Honor Society 11.12. Honor Roll 9.10.11,12; CSMC 9. Ptp Club 10, Vice President 11, Home coming Committee 9.11.12; International (a 9. 1ft 11.12. OramalK 11.12. Intramu rat Voileyball9. Sen or Who Who 12. Service Award 9. K). 11.12. BONNER, KIRRY: March-ng Rand 9.10.11,12. Concert 8and 0. II. 12. Honor Choir II 12 CSMC 12. Sewlc Award 10.11.12. Kmg of Heart Canibdale 12. Intramural Volley ball 10,11.12. International fair 11; Concert Choir II. 12 Homecoming Committee 12, N ight on Broadway 12. IOOHAMR. ANTOINETTE: Pep Oub 10.11. Secretary 12 Intramural Volleyball 10. Bank teller9. CSMC9.10.11.12 International far 9,10, II. 12 BOOHAKER, MARON: lat.n Oub 9. Wt Inurgie V. 10.11; literary Maga me Half 10. 11. 12 Yearbook Staff 11. Bank 8oatd 10. Vice Prevdent 11; Debate team 11.12 Honor Roll 10 Service Award 9.10.11.12; International fair 9. 0,11.12; Homecoming Commit, lee 11. 12. Dance Committee 12 King of Heart 12, Senior Who- Who 12. Student Council Repre ent trve9. Intramural Volleyball 11, BORGIS11AM: Art Club 10.11.12 literary Maga me Stall 11; Mu Alpha thela 11.12 BRIGGS. JACK: track 9. W. 11. Cron Country 10. II. 12. Yearbook Start 11,12. Ca i' r Photograph . 11.12; CSMC 12. Bank tHIer 9. International fair 9. 10. 11. 12 Service Award 9.10. It. 12 Homecoming Committee II. 12 •BROTHERS. GlORGl: Member of the Senior Claw IROWNf. USA: Make-Up Commatee 10.11; International fan 11; Service Award 11 Dramatic 11 BRUNO. MICHAIl: Ba eball9. Intramural Sport 11,12. CSMC 9 BRU7ZESE. IOMN: CSMC 11. Intramural Volleyball 10.11.12 International fair 12 lUROtm. SCOTT: footbaB 9. 1ft 11.12 Track 12 Spaniyh Club 9. Service Award 10. Mu Alpha theta 11.12 International fa 10. Intramural VoOeybaU 10. intramural Ba ketball 11.12. Honor Roll 10 IUIIRO, ROSIANN: Homecommg Committee 9.10 11.12 iniem ional ta.r 9. 10.11. 12 CSMC9,10.11. Trea urer 12 National Honor Society 11.12; Mu Alpha Theu II. 12. Art CM) 12 CAMPBELL. DAVID: CSMC 10.11.12. Concert Choir 12 lntramu.al VoBryball , 11,12. Track 11.12 Soccer 12 Intramural Batketball 11.12. Oance Committee 10 Night on Broadway 12 Serwce Award 9.10.11.12. Homecoming Committee 11 CAMPBHl. I RACY: .Member of the Senior Cla CARLSON, DANA: Art Oub 9.10.11.12. CSMC 9. f HA 9 intramural Volleyball 11.12 CATAIDO. DEANNA: H.ghuepper 10.11. N-ght on Broadway 10.11, An Club9. K . 11.12. fHA 9. 10t Service Awa d 9, 1ft 11, International lair 10. 11, CSMC 1ft Homecoming Committee 11.12 Dance Committee 11.12 CIRAVOIO. HIGH ANN: I HA 9. Pep Oub 9 CU Vice Prevdent 10. II; Sente Award 1ft 11.12; Homecoming Commetee 9.10.11,12. Bank teller 9. CSMC9; Student Coun cil Repre enuli e 12. international lair 9.10.11.12 •CHASTAIN. BRf I: Member of (he Senior CU t •CHIICOAT. MAI1MIW footbaS 10. International fa 11.12. Dramatic 10.11.12; Jour-nalrtm Staff 11. Idifor 12 N'«hl on Broadway 12. Senior Who- Who 12, Homecoming Comm-rtee 11.12 Oance Comrmrieet 11.12 CUV, CYNTHIA: CSmC 9.10.11.12 Yearbook Suit II. Service Award 11; Momecommg Queen Candidate 12 COOPER, CA1MV: Pep Club9. Intematonal fair It. Service Award 9; Bank Teller 9. Bank Board 10. It Highuepper 11; Co-Ttead 12; Homecoming Committee 11.12 YearbocA Sutf 9. Art Oub 9. f MA 9. N.ght on Broad ay 11, •CORRfTTI. RfBICCA: Women Chou 11. Honor Chou 12 Band 11. Oramatict 12. Art Club 12 COVINGTON. IDWARD: Marching Band V. Jft 11 Drum Ma or 12. Concert Band 9 1ft 11.12. CSMC 9. K). 11. 12. Stage Band 9.10. 11.12 Stage Orw 12. Homecoming Com mittee 10.12; International fair 9.10. Service Award 9.10. H. 12. Night on Broadway 12 COVINGTON. MARY: flag Coep 10. Co-Captam 11, CSMC 9.1ft Oitaytec Team 9 Sente Award 9.1ft Make-Up Committee 9 Concert Band 10 CRAWfORD. KATHIEEN: Night on Broadway 11 12 Dramatic It 12. Homecommg Committee 9.10.11,12. CSmC 9. ft 11; International fa 9 10, Onatler learn 1ft Joe cet 12 Honor Chore 10.11.12. liturgm 10.11 D AUSSANORO. |UOY: Student Council Repretenralive 1ft 11. CirH Vue Prevdent 12 CSMC 9.1ft 11.12. Dramatic 11 12. Journal Sun 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12. Home com.ng Committee 9.10.11,12 International fa 9,10.11,12, Queen ol School Spirit Candidate 12, Queen ol Heart Candidate 12 intramural Volleyball 9. 12. Bank feller 11. Service Award 9.10. H, 12. Honor Ron 10 DAVIS. ANTHONY: CSMC 11. Vue Pieudent 12. Art Oub 11. 12. literary Maga me 12. Track 12; Senior Who' Who 12. Internationalfair 10,11.12. Service Award 9. It Intra mural Volleyball II. 12 Dance Committee 11.12 Homecommg Committee 0, II. 12 Of TRANK, PAUIITTT: Member of the Senior Cut 0TR2IS. COOtlY: intramural Volv.bail 11, 12. International fair It. 12. Momeciym n Committee 11,12 DKHIARA. IIRRY: football 9.1ft Bateball 9. 10. 11. 12 K'« ol Heart! II. king ol School Spirit 12. An Club II. Intramural VofUybaii II. 12 international fair K , 11. intramural Batketball 11.12; Kmg of Heart Candidate 10, Bank Teller 11; Homecommg Commit tee 9.10.11,12 DINAN, MARK: Member ol the Servoe Cla •DOIAN, MARY: Queen ol Heart Candidate 11; Homecoming Committee 12 OOMIT. fll ABflH: Oi a t«r Team 9,10. 11. CSMC 9. 12, Intramural Volleyball 12. fUg Corptll OORT. CHRIS- Member of the Semor CU OORTCM, KIN; Melh Team 10, II; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12 National Honor Society 12. football 9. Intramural Volleyball 11.12 Honor Roll 9.10.11.12 Service Award 10.11 OOUGIAS. PATTI: Member ol the Senior Claw OOWIING. lUltt: Concert Band 10,11.12, I ag Corp 10.11.12. CSmC9,10, II, 12. Year book Stall 11.12. Homecommg Committee 9.10. Dramatic 12. lnternationalfair9.10. 11. 12 Soccer 12 Night on Broadway 10. 11; Queen ol Heart Candidate 11. Service Award 9.10.11; liturg-et 9; Dance Committee 12; Make-Up Committee 10 DURHAM. W HI NDY: Member of the Senor CUtt •IIOSON. DAVID-. Student Couno! Repretentatne 12 Soccer CoCapta-o 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11,12 •IIOSON, DENNIS: International fair 10. 11. 12. Dramatn 11. 12 Homecom ng Com • tee 12 intramural Volleyball 11 12. CSMC 12; Mu Alpha Iheca 11 V e Prevdent 12. Yearbook Section tditor 12 IlllOn. REGINA: Marching Bands ‘lag Corp 1ft II. Head 12. Concert Band9. 10. 11 12 Women ' Chou 11, Honor Choir 12. CSMC 12 Homecommg Queen Candalate 12 intramural VodeybaB 11, International fair II. Concert Chou K). 11.12 (AUG. |Ul«: Honor Choir 11. Trea.urer 12. Concert Choir 10.11.12 Women- Choir 11 Irturgie 9. K . 11.12. Iderary Magarme 12. CSMC 9, Pep Club 10. 11; Bank Truer II, Homecoming Committee 9,1ft II. 12; international Ta-r 9.10. II. 12 National Honor Sociefy 11. Pre ideot 12. Mu Alpha Thela 11,12. Service Award 0.11. Honor RoH 9.1ft II. 12; Night on Broadway 11,12 IVANS, PAT: Ba eba« 9. W. 11.12 footba 9.10.11.12 intramural Voiimbeii 11,12 f AWAl. SAILM: intematonal lau 10.11 12. intramural VoiievbaU ll 12. loot hall Man ager 1ft Ba ketba« Manage 10; Bank Teller 11 fINUV,GUNN: Marcheig Band 9.10. H. 12; Concert Band 9. to. 11.12. BaWetban 9. Bate ban tft 11.12 CSMC 10.11. v it on Broadway 11. International fa 10.11. intramural Voileyball 10.11. latx Band 10; Intramural Batketball 10 HIMINC. |OHN: Member ot the See.«CU •flYNN. BRIAN: Honor Chou Q, Concert Chou 11. 12 Kmg of Heart CandxUie 12 f rend lieu Bov 12. Homecoming Comrtwttce 12 HYNN. PAT: football 9. 10. CSMC 1ft 11. Intramuial VoBeyba ' 12 international late 11.12. Stage Orw 12 Homecoming Committee 1ft 11 f RITSCH. HENRI; CSMC 12. Marching Band 10.11.12. Concert 10.11 12. N,ght on Broad wav lft intematonal fair 11; Service Award 11 •GARDNER. HAlt: Soccer 12; CSMC 12 International lair 11. Intramural Voileyball 10 11 12 fnencBieu Boy 11. laimClub II. (oumalnmStall 12 GEORGE. TINA: CSMC 9. 10, 11, 12 Student Council Repreientative 10. It Secretary i; Concert Choir 10. 11,12 Women ' Choir Secretary 11. Honor Choir 12 P p Club 9. Queen of Heart Candidate 9. Queen ot Heart K . Service Award H . Homecommg Committee 12 Honor Roll 9. Night on Broadway Kh International laii lft Queen of School Spin! Candidate 12. GUSENAN, PfTER: Marchmg Band 10,12 Concert Band K , 11.12. Soan.yh Club 11 mtr-national Fair 11; Senior Who Who 12 •GOIORIM, PIGGY: International f an 11; Dramatic 12. Journalnm Start 12. Soccer 12 GON2AU2 MARCO. Batketball 9 10. 11. Track II. 12. Crow Country 11. intramural Sport 9. 10.11. 12 International fair lft It. Span.Ui Club 9. 10. Prevdent 11, Server Award 10.11 CftAClANETTl. AIMiCSMC 9. 10. 11 International fa r 9. W. 11 intramural VoBrybalt 10 CU Treaturer 11; Highuepper 10. HonMeommg Comm.ltee 9.10,11. Srrvxe Award 1ft 11. Concert Cho« 12. Sank Teller 9,10.11. Oance Committee 12 Night on Broad wav 12 IRANSfER STUDENT — Only Activnir at )CHS nurd 31 CD 3 ■ SENIOR INDEX M'book Sum 9. TO. 11. Section Iditor end Meed fhotogrephec 12 !««r Awerdt 11, 12. Honor Rod 11. Cevel-er Photoreph 0. 11. 12. mternetonei leu TO 11.12. Intre murel VoMeybell?. 12. Momecommg Committee 12. Oetxr Commuter 12 •PARKtl.GtOlfRfV: Member Ot the Sen . CUtt •PI ARCT. IACRA Alt OuO 12. Queen 0 Meertt Cend-dete 12. Momecom.ng Queen Cen ddetr 12. Homecoming Commuter 12, Sen Who Who 12 PINNIhClO . OAll: Member ot I he Sen-nr Cle t PfRRYMAN. KATHY: CSMC 9 K 11. 12. Menxette 12 littrgmtMl ti r - tie 1 11. b T Mi 1 10.11, 0«n e Committee 10 11. 12 Sen Awerdt 9. 10.11 Rend Comm.' ieel 12. Intemetonet Ieu9. 10,11,12. Homecoming Coimmiwi 11,12 PMARO, RAYMONO: Member o' the Sen CUtt PUTS. MARY: CSMC 9. lie Corot 11.12 Concert Choi' 11. Women Chou 12. lUu'g. 11. l te'Arv Miiiiewiufl 12. Pep Chib 10. IV Intemettonel feu 9 Momecom g Com m.tleetO. Oence Committee 12 POOil. CAIHV: IMA9. H . Intern ! I .. 9.10.11.12 POOU, IlhlSI: CSMC 10.11.12. Queen 0I Meertt Cendidele 11. Ditetter Teem 10,1112. Yearbook Stef! 12. Momecom.ng Commuter 12. Ittu'girt 12 Intern K r 4l leu 10 11 12. Benk BoA'd 11. tint Teller 11 PORTIR. ANDRITTA: CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Benk le'e 10. 11. Concert Bend 10 11 12. MAKhm Bent) 9.10.11.12. Service Awerdt 9. TO. 11. Veerbook Sufi 9. TO. 11 Pep Chib 11. I elm Chib TO. 11. Queen qI Heent Cendulrtr 12 mternetonei fie 9, TO. 11 12. Momecommg Comm.Meet 12 POST, CAT MIRINf: let Cub IV Momecc Comm.Meet 9 Meke Up Commuter 10 11. imernelionel feu 11.12. Oence Comm.tleet 12 POWIU. VIC TO : Art Oub 9 Nettonel Mono Society 11 v Prefdrnt 12 Mu Alphe thete 11.12. Concert Chou 10.11.12. Honor. Chou 11.12. Melh leem TO 11 12 Ore menct 12. Irturgiet 11.12. Service Awen]t TO, 11. Mom«om g Comm.Meet 12 Intre-mu Vollevbell 11 12. Night on B oedwev 12 RAMSIV.PAT: foo«be!l9.10.11,12. Treck 11,12 light Crew 9. TO. 11.12. Mu Alphe then II. 12 Internet-onel Teir TO. 11,12. Intremu el Votleybell 12. Honor Roll 10.11. Servue Awerd TO, II, 12 Metro Super.ten 11 12. Intremurel BetAetbeK 11.12 RINOA. IOC ANN: CSMC 10 internetonel ln 11. Art Club 11. 12 H.ghtlepper TO. 11. Meed 12, toumehtm Still 12. Momecommg Committee. 12 •MNO A. MARK: Benk Teller It. vgm on Broedwe 11 12. lnw'1 11 Concert Cho.t 11. Men t ChOrr 11. K g oT Meertt Cmd di'e 11 RIYMANN. IOHN: Tootbert 9. TO « 12 t'etk TO. II. 12 lnlrjmo. l VoHe.be 11. 12. Wrettlmg 12. CSmC 11. Student Council «epreten' i. e TO. Dremitx. 11. lournel-tm Stet 12. InternetiortelTe'f 10.1V Senor Who Who 12 RICKfTTS. UIGM: Pep Club 10. CSMC 9. 10 Vretbook Still 9 II Co (ditor 12. Vnve Awerdt TO. 11.12. HlgCorpt ll.CoCipinn i; AM Club Treeturer 12. Intemetonel te 10.11.12. Idererv Mign.ne SUIT IT. T2. foumelnm Still 12 ROBINSON. CIORIC Member oT the Sen r CUtt ROBINSON. RIM: Merchmg Bend 9. 10. II. HegCorpt 10.11. Concert Bend TO Veerbook StiM 12. Homecoming Comm.Meet TO. Oente Comm.|leet 12 ROMANO. DIANA: Pep Oub 9. TO, U. CSMC 9. TO. 11. luerer, Megegine Steil 12. fltur. giet 11. 12. Nel nel Honor Society 11.12. Mu Alphe there 11. 12. Concert Choir 12. inter net ionel Tex TO. II. 12. Queen ol Meertt Cendidete 12. Service Awerdt TO. It. 12. Meth Teem 11; Dence Committeet 12. Momecom.ng Committee 9 TO It. Senior Who t Who 12. Honor Roll 9,10,11.12. ■OSS, Mil: Student Counc-i Rept entetn 9 10 Ptetidenr 12. Clett Pret-dent 11. Inter monel fecr 9.10.11.12. Homecoming Commuter 9. TO. 11.12. Senior Who- Who 12 Queen of Meertt Cendidete 9.10, IV Intremurel VoWrbeH 9.10.11. 12. Homecoming Queen Cendidele 12. Benk Teoer 9. Setter Awerdt 9.10.11.12 BOSS. USA: CSMC 9. TO. II. V«ce Pret.de 2 Netionel Honot Soc-etv 11, 12. Mu Alphe Theu 11.12 I nereis Meget.neSulf 11; Pep Club 9. Internetionel leu 9. TO. 11.12. Benk teller 9.10,11. Momecom-ngComm.Meet 12 Server Awerd TO SAAB. ANDY: footbi 9. TO. 11.12 Mu Alphe Thete U. T2. tntremu-el VoMevbeti TO. 11.12 lenn.t9.10.12. Meth Teem 10.11. C’Ot Country 11 Ireck 12 lnte n nel leu TO. 11 12 Internetionel feu TO, 11; Sertxe Awerdt TO, 11 SANCHU. IOHN. Mu A e Thete 11.12. Ienn.t9 10.12 Meth Teem TO. It. Crott Cot tr 11, Treck 12. tmemet-onel Ten IQ. 11.12 Infemurel Vol vbel 11 Art Oub9. CSMC 12 ’SACNOIRS. TRIDIRICA: Member o the Semo Clett SA2IRA. CAROlINf; Yo Ybe' 10,11.12. Cult BetketbeM 10.11.12. CSMC 10, 11. Queen Of khod Spmt Cenddete 12 Ireck TO. Meuo Sope' Slert 9 TO, Intremurel Vollevbell 12, Sen r Who't Who 12 SCARBOROUGH. 0. Pd Member o the Senior Clett •SCMATHl. RRII: Tootbe ' 12. CSMC 12.ArtClubl2 Intremurel Vollevbell t2 SCHIUACI. ROSIAAARYimiremore Vo'levbell 11. 12 Internetionel leu 9 10 11 12 Momecommg Committee 9.10.11.12. Service Awerd 10 SCOT!. CARIOMIZ2A: Concert Choir 9, 10. 11. 12. Honor Choir 10. 11. 12. Women t Chou 11, Intemelionel Ieir 9. «SCSMC 12. Intremurel Voltevbeil TO. 11. S-ghl on Broed All 11, SCOTt. KIM: CSMC 9, Veerbook Suit 9 Internetionel Tex9. TO II. 12 Oe e Commnieev 11. 12. c«m Country 11; Treck 11; Spennh Ckjb Setreurv 11. mtternu«el VoUevtiell 11 Pep Club 9. Honor Roll 10.12 Vo'levbell Stet-vticien 11 Servxe Awerdt9.10. IV12 SHAOIR, MARCH D Member ol the Seeuor Clett SHIHAN. Bill: CSMC 12. S ege Crew 12. imemehonel leu 9 SHIM. ROB: loot ben 9. TO. 11.12 T eck 9. 11 12. Mu Alphe theu 12 Vudent Coun. i Repretentet ve 9. Clett Prevder TO internet nel le r 10.11 Intremurel Vortetbell 12 CSmC 11. 2 Wrevl-ng 12 Meuo Supemen 11. Honor RoH“ SHUNNARAH. DIMSfi CSMC 9 Inteme-onei lei'9 10 11, 1.’, ourr e',.m HeM n i; Intremurel VoileYbel'9 SHLINN ARAH. RANOV: Member oI the Sen,or Clett SHUNNARAM. VICTOR Mrmbe oI the Sen y Clett SIMMONS. I OKI: SUke Up Comnvtiee TO tnternetonei leir 10. Concert Chou 12. Worn tm Choir 12 Senior Who't W ho 12 MAISKY. ( AR.M41 Member ol the Se .e Clett STANDARD. TINA: CSmC 9. TO. It. 12. Benk teller 10. It; Queen ol Schooi $p.r.t 12 Homecoming Comm.tteet 9. 12 Denre Comm.tleet 12. Internetionel le-r 9 TO 11.12 STTPHINS. AtARY: Meke-Up Comm.ttee TO Sertxe AwertJt 9. 10 It 12. CSMC 9. TO Pret-dent 11. 12. Intremurel Vollevbell TO Inteme'-onel feu IQ IV 12. Bent TeMer TO |0«mgHwn SuTni.12lrlwrBtCgO.TO.il ’2 Itererv Megegme 11,12 IVemjtKt 12 Pep Club TO Momecommg Comm.tteet 9. TO. 11 12 Oence Comm.tteet TO 11.12 STRONG. IINOA: intremurel Vo e beil9. CSmC 9 10. l!.12PepClub9 Mu Alphe theu 11.12. Internetionel Ieir9.10.11.12. Homecoming Committeet 9,10.11 12 SUIUVAN. MIKI: Tootbeil 9. 10.12. BetebeH 9 10. 11 12 Betkertie 9 TO. Concert Choir 11.12. Honort Cho 11.12. CSmC Vxe Ptevdent 11 SUlllVAN. TIM: CSmC TO ln!rer .rei VoAevbeil TO. IV internetionel le-r TO. 11 Sluden COurV't Repretentetne 11 Bovt Vice Pret-dent 12. Service Awerdtll. 12 swift. USA: CSMC 10.11. Veerbook Suit IV 12 TATI. MARY: CSmC 9. TO. 12 PepCkib TO. Art Club 9. 0.11. PretnVnt ij. i.t er, t.jge t e II. Art vteneger 12 Intremieel VoHetbelt TO, 12 Internet.onei feu TO. Oence Com mitteetll, 12 Homecoming Comm meet TO 11,12 THOMPSON, |f AN: Member oT the Senior CUtt HfT2. CHRIS: Concert Bend 9, TO. 11 12 Mexhing Bend 9 TO. 11. Drum Me r 12 Stege Crew 9. TO. 11.12. internetionel fe-r 9. TO 11. 2. s ht on Broed no io. 11.12 Ur Club9.10. OremetKt 10.11; U cBend n. Sence Awerdt9,10. IV12. Honor RoM9. TO IOMBRIUO. KATHY: Queen ol Heent 9. Clett Secretin 9 10, 11. 12 Homecoming Queen Cendidete 12. Mightiepper 11 )2 Sen r Who't Who 12 CSMC 9. TO. 11 12. Homecoming Committee TO. 12. tntemetionel fen 11,12. Dence Committeet 10. 12. Intremurel Vohevbet 11. 12. Service Awerdt II. 12. Nigh on Broedwev 11. 12. Benk Teller 9. PepChrb TO IOMBRIUO. PAUl: foot bell 9 TO IV 12 Wrettimg 10. IV 12 Treck 9. Inietnet-jne' fe.r 11. U TV DISCO. TONY: CSMC 9, 10. 11. 12. foOCbeO 9.10.11. 12 Intremurel 9. 10. 11. 12 Inter neiionei feu 9. TO, 11.12. foumelitm Sun 12. Wretri.ng to •URQVHAR1. DAU: Concert CNMr 11.12 M.vnortCho.t I.1 CSMC 12, Imremi. el Vr. e, be 12 Homecoming Committeet 12. Internetionel Ten 11 VACARIllA. 1MIRISA: Student C0u«i i1 Keprewntetive TO. 11. 12. CSMC 9 l«om tomn-g Committeet TO. IV Cheerteedef 12. Mu Alphe Theu IV 12 Queen ot Meertt CendTOete TO Internet tone! feu TO, 11.12 Benk TeMer 9,10. Intremurel Voltevhel19 TO. 11,12. Sect •ce Awerdt TO 11.12 •V122INA. STfVf; Member ol the Sen r CUtt VI22INIA, ANIMONY: let Club 10 Student Coun,,I Rep-etenteitte 11, Treetumr 12 CUtt Vxe Prevdent 9. Mu Alphe Thete 11. 12 Mesh Teem 9 CSMC 9. 10.11 Interne l-onel feir 9. TO. II. Wrettltng IQ Betebe‘‘9.10 Intremurel Vo«e.be 9.10. II. 12. Serv tc Awerdt 9,10.11,12 Honor Roll TO IV Veerbook Sul! 12 WAUON, CA1HY: CSMC 12 Inlernettonel fe.r 10. II W. fMA 9 Veerbook Stetl 9 Benk teller 10,11; Homecoming Committeet II •WASHINGTON. HIGH ANN: CSMC 11.12, Internetionel feu 11.12 Benk lellnlt Sen Ke Awerdt 11.12 WIIKS. CATHY: Benk Teller 9.10. II; Concert Bend 9 11.12 Merchmg Bend 11.12 Siege Bend 11. 12. CSMC 11. 12. Internetionel fee 9. 11, 12. N.ghi on Broedwev 11. Service Awerdt 9. TO. 11. Yre boo Slert 9. Seclton fddor 12. Merer Megecme Butineu Men ege 12. Honor RoK TO Homecoming Comm.ttee W WIHRY. KfllM: CSMC 9. 11. 12 Che.-men TO. W«hec V Chou Secteurv 12. Concert Choir Treetwte 12 Momecommg Queen 12 Queen o Meertt Cendidele TO 11. 12 fnendbetl Ctrl TO. 11. 12. Sen r Whot Who 12 Intremurel VoUeybeU 9. TO '2 Cheerleeder 11. 12 Momecommg Committee 9 10. 11.12 Internetionel feu 9. TO. II. 12 WHITTfN.IAMIS: Netone' Honor Socmty IV 12 Mu Alphe Thete 11. Pit ■ dent 12. liter ery Mege me 11. fddor 12 Honor Roll 9. TO. 11,12 Service Awetd TO 11, 12 Met Teem 9.10.11. Internetroneifeu TO. 11 WHO! . IOMNNY: let Club TO IV fombeO 9. Concert Bend 9. Ml tl, 1.’ Men h.n. Bend 10.11.12 Intremurel Volleybett 11 WIISON. ROXANNI 9.12 Pep Oub 10. Secmury 11. Netmne' Honor V« riy It. 12 Mu Alphe Thete 11 12; Mighvtepper 12. Internetionel feu 9. TO, 11; Mon« Roll9 TO. 11.12 Honort Chou 11 12. Women Chou 11. Concert Chou 9. 10. IV 12 Momecom.ng Queen Cendidele 12 Momecommg Committee 9.10,11.12 •WINGARD. AIKIA Studen Cow- Repretentet'vr 11; Neliunel Me .S xi t It Mu Alphe Thete IV 12. M.gh iepper 12. Internetionel fe-t TO. it. 12. Honor Ron 10, IV Honor Chou TO. 11.12. Women - Chou 10 11 CSMC 12. Momecom.ng Commeteet TO Queen ol Heettt Cendulete 10 11 WINNINGHAM. Of Bail: CSMC 10 It lUg Corpt 11. Veerbook Ste«« Sr t.on fd.i.u 12 YOUNG- GRIG: lootben 9. TO. IV 12. CSMC 9. TO. 11.12 tntremuiet oUe.betl 9. TO. . 12. Internettonel feu9 10.11.12 lou'nelitm SteM 12. Deck 9,10.11 2 JAR2AU . RAYMONO: Tootbeil 9 CSMC 9 IQ 11.1 Intremu'el V ■-vt.ell • TO 11 12 internetionel leu9 TO. 11.12. Ceteier Pnotogrepher 12 TRANSFER STUDENT — Only Activitent JCHS lisTed 33 WHO'S WHO BEST LOOKING (above led) Laura Pearce John Reymann FRIENDLIEST (above right) Kellie Wehl y Maron Boohaker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED (lefll John Keeper Susan Boarkle 34 35 34 Mr. Carrollite Miss Carrollite Ed Banks jill Ross 37 GRADUATION Happy Graduates! %j s arn Zy si u • ras aa tn y a a y rn S) irr ' ' y . c sx . annsHsn S is r Z str js‘ rtrri a is n Z I'y.n- ■ .) s. • sjs ty s t n ny; . ay. tnZy -a jtZ t xsi ts s t tan an ssy tZy-s ns aZ Jsr n -Z r y sZr ss sms', an sr i nssr s a ■ S s . a Z . sforsns is t ■ a , . • i j syt- s j j muny arn} • y r .u ny John Kerper receives the Bishop Vath Trophy 38 A John Carroll Graduation invitation. Abbot Dreaper speaks. John Carroll's Thirty-fourth Annual Commencement was held May 26th, 1981. The Seniors filed into the Civic Center Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m., accompanied by the band's Processional, Pomp and Circumstance. The Invocation was given by Reverend Timothy Hill, followed by the inspiring Commencement Address of Abbot Hilary Dreaper. Then came the moment everyone had been waiting for — espe cially the Class of '81. Principal Art Rainwater presented the graduates and Most Reverend loseph G. Vath conferred the diplomas. As with last year, students who completed a special program of math, science and foreign language, received an Advanced Studies Diploma. Alter the excitement had died down, Mr. Rainwater recapped the honors that had previously been received at Class Day. Mr Rainwater informed everyone that the Class of 1981 had been awarded over $16 million in scholarships, the largest amount in the history of john Carroll. Finally, Bishop Vath made some closing remarks.-The graduates then sang the Alma Mater for the last time as a class and tossed their caps into the air. . Graduation was history. Soon afterwards, the Class of '81 was swamped by family and friends in the Civic Center lobby. There were both tears of joy and tears of sadness as the graduates hugged and congratulated each other — some for the last time. It was truly an experience they will never forget. A night to remember .. Kim Gracianetteand Terri Grainger. Dennis, don't be a bad sport iu t because you didn't get to wear a stole! jy| Bunwigfwo, Mloooi CIVIC CENTER WELCOME JOHN CfiRROLL ,'r,' • r;. 4 V ■r The Civic Center welcomes lohn Carroll Currita Waddy congratulates Ruthannr Kendrick Lines Written in Early Spring I heard a thousand blended notes. While in a grove I sat reclined In that sweet mood when pleasant thoughts Bring sad thoughts to the mind. — William Wordsworth Kerry Bonner and Susan Boacklc 0 Hup 2,3,4... The Class of’81 Florida here we come!!! JUNIORS Andy Alldredge loan Alvey Claudia Alzate Natalie Antonio Louis Ardovmo Tina Artale Michelle Ash Robert Ayers Raymond Bahakel Valerie Bahakel lance Bailey Jon Balzli Helen 8esse Kim Bethune Lynne Boner Charles Boohaker Dawn 8rasher Todd Brayman Patti Briggs Tracy Brill Kurt Britnell Jennifer Brokenbourgh Peter Browne |oe Bulgarella Joe Canoova John Carlton Marilyn Carra Michael Cavender Karen Chapman Suzanne Coker Joy Colafrancesco Mike Cooper Lisa Costello Mary KayCusiek Ceneva D’Amico Kim Davis frna Decker Julia Dcering Mike DeHart Michael DeMarco Lisa Diaz Kathy Dichiara 42 Melissa Duchock Tommy Egan Alisa Estes Andy Ethridge Karen Evans Johnnie Everitt David Fawal Gina Fawal Steve Ferguson Billy Flemming Mike Fletcher Mike frey Mary lee Friend Larry Gagliano Mary Gambale Brian Garittv Maria Globetti Peter Goldman Mary Gorman Louise Grant Tracy Grant Cindy Green Chris Greer Paul Gregory Bee Grover Anna Crundhoeler Claudia Guarmo 8rian Hare Crosby Hare Mike Haynes Dana Henderson Melissa Hicks Vera Hillegass John Holman Philip Holtidaw Todd Honeycutt Rita Hood Steve Hopkins Oebbte Houser Lara Hulen immy Huntsmger Jubba Hutto Sonny Ippolito t isa Jasper Pat Jefferson Rachel lohnson Ravillia lohnson Terry lones Denise Joseph Celeste Kahrs Vivian Karrh Traci Kemp Walid Khalil Barney Knight erri Knighton Lee lavette Class of '82 Colleen Lawson Kent liberto Greg locascio Chris loveless Russell Lowe Joey Lucas Annte Lucia |ohn Mackinaw Lena Maple Ross Mareno Kevin McCarthy Susan McCarthy Deborah McCollum Robyn McDowell Sharon MeEwen lack McGee Maureen McGowan Connie Meador Nanette Messina Mike Middlesworth lisa Miller Kirk Mogge Patti Montalbano Cole Montgomery leffrey Myers Edee Naro Cami Narramore Doug Neil Thai Nguyen Linda Obering Barbie O'Brien Tricia O’Gara Joe Orth George Park Sherrell Perryman Cindy Peterson Vmce Pilato |ohn Pittman fom Plourde armelita Poindexter Steve Potocnik Mike Prather Mike Price Wes Quiggle Marian Ragusa Erma Reed Liz Reich Nick Renda Paul Renta lames Resha Andrew Roberta Paul Robinson Ray Rogers Gina Romano Paul Romano Michelle Rosato |ill Rover Sherri Ryco Maureen Ryles Todd Sazera John Scalici Linda Scundra Angela Scoggins Raymond Scon t im Searcy Jenny Seifert Denise Sharbcl Cail Shon Juana Simmons jack Simon Melanie Si emore David Skinner Brian Smith Eric Smith Kathry n Spalding Gina Sperando Sonya Stclanu Beth Strong Cathy Sturgeon Susan Sturgeon Connie Sue hey Chns Sullivan Pat Sullivan Robert Sullivan Tom Sullivan Rhonda Sutter Billy Tate Chns Thomas David Thomas Christine Thrasher lisa Todd lea Toromase Denise Tortongi Frank Trainor Duke Tran Perk Turner Rena Varagona Ann Vetrano Arthur Vires 8eth Walters Trisha Watson Curl Wedaman Maria W iggins lyndon VVifborn Jeff Willet Israel Williams Randy Williams Darryl Woods Desmond Woods Matt Yestcr Susan Youngblood Solange Zamudio leannctle Zar aur Jeannine Zar aur 45 SOPHOMORES Denis Alcock Richard Alderson Claude Alescc Thomas Alexander Mary Alfano Michelle Alfano Teresa Alfano Laura Altes Erica Arms Monica Austin Joe Ayers Brenda Bahakel Pat Bailey Pat Barrett Howard Bayless Donna Beck Allison Berst Becky Berte Duane Bivins Lisa Bivins Kim Blackmon Abe Boackle Jackie Boggan Korace Bonner Nancy Bowman Kynath Bradford Pari Bragan Holly Brasner Maria Brothers Michael Bryant lohn Burrows Marta Butero Kathryn Cables Roxanne Calamusa Tomeka Caldwell Karen Calma Vince Caltagirone Jeriana Campbell Glenn Carter David Cates Kevin Ca vender Anita Chiarella 46 Class of '83 lason cium Colleen Coats Michael Coghlan Sean Connery Craig Cooper Kathy Copus Veronica Costello Chns Cull Edward Cusick Chris Cusimano Sherri Dale Allison Davis °aul DeAraujo Drew DeBerry Michael Defrank lohn Denme Chris Dichiara Donnie Dichiara Mark Dickman Mary Dickson lohn Dolan Conme Dore Greg Dowling Anna Edwards Kellve Elliott lisa Elmore Robert English Martin Fadlevich Ioann falgout lavender Farris Erskinc Faush lohn Flanagan Katherine Fletcher Susan Foster landv Fox Cherie Frey RossCagliano Laurie Gardner Tom Centle Frank Giardina Tully Gibb Monica Gilbert Judy Glover Susan Gonzales Arthur Cracianette Bart Gray Allison Green liaGuarino RoseGugliotu Julie Gustin Debbie Hacussel Patricia Hagerty Ezra Hamilton Romelda Hamilton Madeline Hardy Theresa Harwell 47 Paula Henderson Alcoa Hill Mike Hill lee Hillegass Kevin Holdefcr Joy Holmes |im Holt Angela Howard Tim Hughes Theresa Hurst Susan In mna Tracy lohnson Wilda lames Wende Johnston Tim Kerper Jennifer Kostuik Sophie Krahenbuhl Jun Lalisan Jayme Lartigue Frankie Latham Betty Jo Latsis Barbara Ledesma Joseph lee Chris liberto Kathleen linn Mary Locascio Joseph Lombardo Theresa Torino Honey Bee Mabius Scott Mackinaw Kate Macmahon Jocelyn Major Billy Mara Cindy Mareno Mark Martin Steve Martin Mary Ann Mastoras Sabrina McAphee Tim McGowan David Melton Jeff Miller Mike Miranda Cheryl Morgan Tanya Mory Danny Moymhan Gerald Noaves Todd Neil Wanda Nesbitt Mary Newsome Stephen Noser Corrme O’Dav Patti Parker Tom Parker Jane Perryman Shaun Pe ant Due Phan Gary Pharo Tamara Phillips Joe Pitts 48 Vic Pocopanm Sloven Post Gina Potocnik Pete Powell Todd Prater Greg Prather latina Pullum Johmta Rand Eileen Reilly Man Renda Donna Reynolds Stephanie Reynold David R-cker Joseph Roberta Joseph Rut jimbo Salem Robert Scarvey lohanna Sciro Tammy Scott Art Shehan Billy Sherrill Sherry Short Donna Shunnarah Freddy Shunnarah Raymond Shunnarah Victor Shunnarah Roslyn Simon Rosemary Sizemore Calvin Smith lonathon Smith TonySpano Marie Sperando Harold Stewart Steve Stradtman Ronald Strothers Mary Anne Sullivan Darryl Swain Derek Swam Scott Swindle Karen Tamburello tee Ann Thompson Jav Tombrclfo Trisha Tombrelto Ross Tortongi Kathre Trjinor Karen Tudisco Mary Underwood Michael Upshaw Dominique Urthaler Mark Vrzzina Mark Vickers Valencia Walker Jill Weeks Todd Wellborn Joe Wells Anthony Whitaker Kevin Whitaker Reginald White John Wilker Kim Wilkes Aundria Williams lynn Williams Tyese Williams 49 Ed Alvey Nathan Antonio Trace Armstrong Karina Baldwin Frannie Barrlle Amv BavlW$ Drew Bertelij Kathy Bethel! Craig Biddle Russell Boatklc Claude Bixk John Boggan Leo Boohaker lee Box Leslie Brogan lohn Brjnscomh lohn Brothers Brian Brown Lanier Brown Mike Bruno Paul Buthe Chris 8ucklev Mark Buford Dale Burrows Gail Burrows Chris Busier Angeliquo Camp Theresa Campanolta Scott Carlin Chea Chanev Lauren Chapman Earl Clay Larry Coleman Sammy Contomn George Corvin Steven Croom latarra Cunningham Sean Curry lenny Daubler Andrea Davis Eva Davis David DeArauio FRESHMEN 50 Amy DiBona Rogelio Dieguea Randy Dixon Robert Donald Colin Durham Shelly Eason Kim Eberhardt les Ellis Mary Emig Dan England leff Evans Kim Falkenburg Michele Falletta Maria Eater Joan Eerretti Sybil Flanagan Andy Flemming Boyd Flynt Julie Foster Beth Fox Tony Gagliano Bryan Games John Galla Michael Garrick Louie Cast RobGerchow Teresa Girodo Barbara Grimes Richard Gross lane CrundhoeFer Maria Guevara John Gurganus Genie Gustm Steve Gwin Walter Hamilton Sonja Haney Catherine Flanktnv Kelly Harden Edgar Harper Druanne Harris Chuck Hedrick Shannon Herrell Robert Hill Phillip Hudspeth Darron Hunter Gina Imhof David Ireland Bill Johnson Melva lohnson Pamela lohnson Pam Jordan Rosie loseph lav luhano Tern Kahrs Grade Kendrick Tony Kenny Class of '84 Tony King Kyle Kirkwood lea Mine Eddie Knight Kurt Knoppe Stephen Kostuik |ohn Kubas Dem lalisan Patricia lan i Rhonda I arkin Connie laRussa Norman latona Paul Lavelle Adnannelee Cindy letchman David Lett Dana Lewis lanet Lewis Mark lewis Missy long Sam iormo Susan lot Catherine lovoy Mark lucas Su anne lueken Terri Mara Craig Martin Kns Martme Sharon May-Earl McCollum John Mcllrov Kccia McClothan Allred Mclish Cliff Miller T racy Moore Capnccia Morad Paul Moray lames Morgan Julie Muro Kathy Mus Johnny Naro Greg Neil Ham Nguyen Maria Nguyen Rick Niolon Danny O'Gara lohn Orth Dcimarchie Patton Darryl Paxton Russell Penfield Meli Pennington Doris Peters Ha Phan Greg Plourde RoseMary Pollock Jerome Porterfield Jim Pretlow Chris Ragusa Ray Ramey Lisa Randall |ohn Ranelli ludy Ranelli Diane Renda 52 Mary Ricketts Chris Rile hey Dominic Robinson Tila Rock Paul Romano Johnny Romanstino Anthony Roshell Ucque Ross john Sacco Jamie Salter levie Satisheld Sam Savage Tara Sa era Cathy Scarvoy Paul Schattel lim Schm.il Angie Scott Pam Scott Dvan Selt Stephen Shaw William Shaw Rob Sheehan loscph Shunnarah Kim Simp on Mike Skellie Tonya Smith Florence Spalding Cecilia Spurrier Mike Stabile Shawn Stisher Patty Strong Dawn Sturgeon Brian Sullivan Molly Tate Ann Terry William Thornton Carolyn Tombrello Kim Trontalii Fran Tudisco Reginald Turner Kim Tyler Paige Tvler Ruth Vann Sonia Vires Joe Vitro Bill Walsh Steve Walton Stacv Warren Cretchen Watson Melanie Watts Rich Wayland Richaid VVehbv Keith Weltlon Kim Wheeler AuiJra White lenny Widra Harold VViUJer Bryan Williams Drake Williams Sonya William Pamela Wilson Rebecca Wright Patricia Zar aur 53 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE PERSONNEL Ed Burdick Mary Cissell Missielinn Karen Madden John Ridley Cashier Secretary Bookkeeping Attendance Maintenance 54 Sf. Mary leo Arnold Theology Jayne Autry Business Nancy Becker Business Ken Berg Music Sr. Anne 8lock Theology Susan Bohorfoush English Elizabeth Brown Social Studies lynette Casey Physical Education Patricia Clay library Olga Coburn foreign language Grace Comber Science Sr. Estelle Cooley Theology Rob Crawford Physical Education. History Patricia Dudley English lee fisher MusiC Sharron Fisher Home Economics Therese Flanagan Mathematics Sr. Mary Catherine f lynn Foreign language Mary Gadilhe History Michael Gadilhe History Patricia Guy English Bill Hamilton Physical Education Fr. Timothy Hill Guidance Tony Honeycutt History John Carroll Faculty 55 Nancy James English It. Ray Reiser Retreats David Kilcoyne Physical Education. Science Ann King English Cathy Lee English, Psychology Sr. Margaret Mary Liang Theology Joe Mila zo Art Helen Miller Mathematics fr. Martin Muller Theology Norvclle Penruddocke Library, Suspensions Charles Petitto Guidance Rob Potter Social Studies Katherine Richards Business Sr. Dominica Rigotti Mathematics Mary Ann Roy foreign language John Scoa aro Physical Education, History Sr. Susan Sevier Theology JoeSicola Physical Education, Social Studies Wayne Sirmon .Science Catherine Sperando Mathematics Peggy Sykes English Carrie Triola library Susan Turner Science Emory Webre Theology 50 John Carroll Faculty One Last Look... mm HOMECOMING Looking Back at the 70's was the 1980 John Carroll Homecoming theme. To promote spirit, as in previous years, the seniors required all underclassmen to wear costumes during Hey Week which reflected the biggest fads of the seventies The week began with the freshmen dressed as King Tut, followed by the sophomores who represented various Star Wars characters, and also by the Juniors who came as Punk Rock singers. The Rat Patrol frequently checked to make sure that the students were in proper attire. If anyone failed to come dressed up, he risked paying the consequences. As always, the highlight of Hey Week was the assembly Pep Rally. It contained a variety of games and contests between the classes under the supervision of the Mafia. Besides providing entertainment, the assembly served to ignite spirit and enthusiasm for the big game. And what a game it was! The Cavs defeated Leeds by a 14-6 victory, qualifying them for the 1980 3A state playoffs. During halftime, Kellie Webby was crowned the new Homecoming Queen. Her first runner-up was Kathy Tom-brello, and her second runner-up was Roxanne Wilson. Later that night at the Dance, Jena Standard and Jerry DiChiara were crowned Queen and King of School Spirit. Both have shown outstanding school spirit over the years at Carroll. Homecoming, this year, proved to be a great success throughout the week, at the game, and at the dance. Billy McClurg supervises an assembly contest The new King and Queen of School Spirit Jena Standard and lorry DiChiara Homecoming Queen Kellie Wehby, Kathv Tombrello first runner-up, and Roxanne Wilson second runner-up A naughty student pays the price for disobeying a Hey Week rule Even lockers dress for Homecoming Ms. David Eidson performs at the Assemtt The cheerleading squad's newest addition — Mrs. Dudley Members of the Mafia waiting to attend Assembly Is this really ihe latest style' The cheerleaders put on another skii The football team receives a singing telegram wishing them lots of luck. Kellie Wehby crowns the new King of School Spirit lerry DiChiara 63 ’MMMM Good! All the football players are enjoying the Pep Rally! Two Arabs wander into Carroll's Homecoming Assembly — Rosalie and Raymond?? Came Captain, Paul Tombrello. correctly predicts a victory over Leeds! Mary Jacka and |oe Locascio are Mafia members. I QUEEN OF HEARTS Tracy Nelson (Sealed), Monica Austin, Maron Boohakcr. Marilyn Carra. Tracey Johnson and landy Fox Tracy Nelson being escorted by her dale. Kerry Bonner last year's King Jerry Oichiara crowning his successor, Maron Boohaker The 1981 Queen of Hearts Princess of Hearts Dance was held February 14 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. It was one of the most successful projects ever put forth by the John Car-roll CSMC. This year, in order to encourage all candidates to work hard to raise money for projects to aid the needy, the contest rules were modified — the candidate who collected the largest amount of donations from the students and faculty at John Carroll was crowned Queen of Hearts, while the separate and distinct new title of Princess of Hearts would go to the candidate who gathered from business, relatives, and outside friends the greatest total in contributions. Crowned Queen of Hearts was Senior Tracy Nelson, while Sophomore Tracey Johnson was Alternate Princess of Hearts was Sophomore Monica Austin, and Junior Marilyn Carra was recognized as Runner-Up. King of Hearts candidates continued the tradition of selling dance tickets. Maron Boohaker, a Senior, earned the title of King, while Sophomore Landy Fox was Alternate. The dance was a great success, due to the efforts of the CSMC officers and moderators. Monica Austin, Princeessof Hearts. Runner-Up lo King of Hearis was landy Fox. CSMC officers Mary Stephens, Anthony Davis, lisa Ross, Ellen Kelly and RoseAnn Butcro. 66 Florence Spalding and John Ranelli lou Ann Renda and John Reymann. Leslie Bragan and Drake Williams. Carlomezza Scot! and Anthony Davis. Is the Bunny Hop back??? Diane Renda and Todd Sazera. Take a gym full of jumping cheerleaders; dancing highsteppers; a riproaring band; a shouting crowd; a fired-up football team; sensational skits; add a whole lot of spirit and what have you got?? Nothing other than a (unfilled, hand-clapping, ear-ringing, table-turning, kneeslapping. Mean Grean . PEP RALLY!!! PEP RALLIES Rosalie has a close-encounter o(the OLD km: with Tammy Renegade Henderson' Matt Chilcoai bending over to kiss Mr Rainwater's hand? Is Michelle massaging Debbie's shoulders wilt her feet?? Tell it like it IS, Leigh Ricketts!!.’ tmi t John Carroll Cheerleaders —| “The Daredevils!!! This year. Pep Rallies were highlighted by the various themes of each game by the cheerleaders. Shades Day, Hat Day, Country Day. and Sock-It-To-Me Day were just a few of the many ways in which students were able to participate in the pep rallies and show their school spirit. Many different people contributed to the success of the pep rallies. The band usually set the mood by beginning with the Fight Song and Alma Mater Often the high-steppers performed their newest routines. The cheerleaders ignited the crowd's spirit by their many skits and cheers. Besides having pep rallies for football games, there were pep rallies held for basketball as well. The unity at John Carroll was evident as all cheered together. LET'S GET FIRED UP! Is that REALLY my sister Voro- Tomeka. are you camera shy? nica out there? T he Cavalier makes his entrance at the pep r MV- Ruthanne steals the show. Are the cheerleaders playing hide-and-seek with us? Various monsters parade through the Halloween Pep Rally. The Sophomores show their spirit — a very rare occasion 70 I can't hold my arms up much longer! Can we please do another cheer? What’s wrong. Kellie? Have you forgotten the words to the cheer? The Cheerleaders perform many stunts to entertain the crowd Coaches Crawford and Hamilton display a cake (or the football Team from the Cheerleaders Coach Honeycutt introduces the game captains. Mr. Berg leads the Alma Mater ‘ Okay, Ready Not the same old thing AGAIN!! AVMQVOH9 NOIHDIN The third annual Night on Broadway was held on March 28. Involving singing, dancing and comedy. Night on Broadway was once again a big success. This production is sponsored by the Student Council and Carroll Band. Directing the production were Mr. Lee Fisher, band direc tor and Miss Hilda Horn. Student Council moderators are Mrs Jayne Autry and Mrs. Katherine Richards. Night on Broadway had a total of fourteen acts with five commerical breaks and refreshments served at intermission. LEFT PACE — TOP RIGHT; Eilt aro and Geneva D'Amko experience their second childhood as they sin 01 candy on the Coodshiff Lollvpop TOP Iff I Anthony Marino playing the drum and urging hit heart out' BOTTOM- Appogianjf is ted by singer Andy Ethridge RIGHT PAGE — TOP RICH I The REAL Matt Chilcoat seeps forward TOP I EFT Dam e of the Mirhtons performed by Tomeka Caldwell and Gina Imhof BOTTOM LEFT Ktm Gracia nolle, do you enjoy being in the spotlight! BOTTOM RIGHT Brown Sugar — better known as Kim Bethune. Robyn McDowell, Carmehta Poln-dexter, and Rachel Johnson UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Ellen reads a teller from her friend Sylvia. Bea Schaclcr irys to console Miss Barren |oe Ferone gives Mr. McHabe some trouble. Mr. McHabe lectures the disinterested faculty Paul Poet Barringer with Miss Barrett Alice Blake dreaming of Mr. Barringer The light and stage crew did an outstanding job. FROM LIFT TO RIGHT Andy Gusche. Ray Rogers, Tom Sullivan, Andy Etheridge, lena Maple, Chris Tint , Mike Skellie. Ed Covington, and Andv Lartigue The John Carroll Drama Club presented Up the Down Staircase, by Bel Kaufman on January 17, 18, 19. The play was a great sue cess as usual. Thirty-five actors worked under Miss Hilda Horn to put on an excellent show. The play was about the trials and tribulations of a first-year teacher in an inner- city New York school. 74 Kathleen Crawford In makeup Barbie O'Brien helping lulie Dowling with her makeup Miss Barrett talking to her slightly overcrowded classroom ' Mike Sullivan enjoying himself in makeup with Gret-chen Watson Tara Hulen and Terri Grainger in makeup Mr McHabe with Ella Friednberg and Charlotte Wolfe Mrs, Turner is the moderator of the makeup committee lennifer Kostuik working on lohn Ker per's face. 75 BREAKER CALLING CINDERELLA 7 6 Noname, Colten and Shucks look as if they're in one of Mrs, Sykes’ English classes’ What did she put in these grits. Mama?' Earth to Linda come in. Linda . The Spring Play was a comedy entitled Breaker Calling Cinderella. This was a modern Cinderella story, set in rural Texas town. Southern drawls, C.B radios, square dance dresses and cowboy boots helped to make the play funny and authentic. Seniors in their last performance included Matt Chilcoat, John Kerper, )udy D'Alessandro, Susan Boackle, Kathleen Crawford, |ohn Reymann, D P Scarborough, Linda Strong, Lou Ann Renda, Terri Grainger and Ruthanne Kendrick. An extra thank you goes to Miss Hilda Horn for her dedication. I'm willing to fulfill all your wishes, baby! Sharon McEwen and Solange Zamudlo help Kath leen age 25 years Miss Horn reveals ihe secret ol her directing technique to Miss f lanagan Andy Ethridge helps brighten the play' Good alternoon. Mrs. Taylor' Terri and Gina take a bow How ’bout it B|!!! light Manager Pat Ramsey sfm What's wrong, |udy? Had a fight with Matt? Has anyone seen my curlers?' 77 METRO SUPERSTARS Sponsored by the Metro Ser-toma Club. Metro Superstars is an annual competition between all the high schools in the Birmingham area. It is designed to test the varied athletic abilities of the participants. Teams and individuals, male and female, are tested for speed, endurance, agility, coordination, strength, quickness, and other athletic abilities. The event also provides a substantial fundraising opportunity for the participating schools, boosts school spirit, and provides recognition to the school, the team, and the individual Activities included Tug-of-War, Bicycle Race, 100 Yard Dash, Football Relay, Soccer Relay, 880 Relay, and Obstacle Course. The )ohn Carroll participants were to be commended on the fine job they did. JOHN CARROll SUPERSIARS land Lewi , Debbie Houser, Dana Henderson. Anna Grundhoeter Andy Betbo e. lohn Reymann. Tony Tudisco, Kathy Copus. Kim Eberhardf, Rob Shine, Pal Ramsey, Marlin Fadlevich, |ohn Flanagan] Doris Peters. Coach Crawford. What are YOU looking at. Martin??? There's always next year, girls Once again this year as in previous years, the Student Council sponsored Intramural Volleyball. The games were played on Tuesday nights and were open to any and all of the students that wished to participate. The teams involved this year included: The SOB's, Vollies, I Tappa Keg, The Jeep People, The Taste Buds, Rush, Airheads, The Co Nads, Ace, Bushmen, The One Hits, Rowdy Renegades, Black lacks. Cheerleaders, The Players, Bonggaliods, Lartigue's Ladies, The Blues Brothers, No Name Yet, The Team, Rowdies, Faculty, St. Pauls'Girls, and Brewskis. The 1980-81 champs were The Black Jacks. The team was composed of seven Juniors and one Senior, who finished the season with an undefeated record. They won convincingly over The Faculty in the championship match. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL •JVHISI FRONT ROW: Peter Browne, Sonny Ippolito, Lance Bailey. 8ACK ROW: Steve Ferguson, Nick Renda. Ed Banks, Matt Yester, Chris Loveless NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TAPPING National Honor Society membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character These qualities are considered when choosing new members. As usual, this year's tapping ceremony was held during a school-wide assembly. The inductees were presented individually to the student body by Mr Rainwater The signing of the register and the administering of the oath then followed, and the new NHS members and their parents adjourned to a reception in their honor National Honor Society members display qualities true to the ideals of lohn Carroll High School. New NHS member recite the pledge Joame Alvey asks, Do I go this v ay? Ecstatic Su anne Coker is congratulated Dawn 8rasher gets tapped Alicia has mastered the art of serving cake |%t i'ri'p g b ■ 9 ’ 7 I M j J-1f N T QAUniftt _ VvXU yi Mfrdx. i ! N r STiCnr) , ,...............; l 1 i . _k___________ _____—V : I I %i v ■ N I 0 1 ?ns LA -X The highlight o( the reception INTERNATIONAL FAIR These happy students dance (or the German Booth! Once again, the John Carroll Inter tional Fair was a tremendous succ The school benefited From the prr brought in by all these booths: Ai American, American, Cheerleade Chess, Dunking, French, German, C Irish, Italian, Middle East, South $ and Wheel of Fortune. The students, faculty enjoyed representing so m different nationalities. They provic live entertainment and food for attending the fair. Many thanks go Miss Horn who directed the fair Michael treatsCami ioa fancv dinner«!' Juana, it you come any closer you'll knock me out o( the picture'' 6? Coach KHcovnc iust can't wait to be dunked! Lee and Lia assist Miss King, the hostess o the Irish Booth The festive crowd awaits the next show Debbie Houser, Michelle Rosato, and Mary Friend enjoy their shift at the Cheer leader Booth Pam Scott and Michele falletta work at the South Seas Booth. Is this the Burger King Booth? POPS CONCERT — BEATLES TRIBUTE Billy Johnson sings Yesterday while Graoe Kendrick dances. Dale Urquhart sings In Cedric Robinson receives an award Irom My life. Mr. Berg 'All my lovin'. I will send to you .Laura, David and Kim sing All You Need Is Love. The fourth annual Pops Concert was a smashing success! The entire Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Ken Berg, performed a tribute to the Beatles by singing their most popular songs. Soloists included Dale Urquhart, Billy Johnson, Kim Cracianette, David Campbell, Laura Pearce, Kathleen Crawford, Victor Powell, Mark Vickers, and Kurt Britnell. 84 Liz and Debbie look like they don'l know wha« they're doing! Why aren't Traci Kemp and Denise Joseph singing? OS STUDENT COUNCIL INDUCTION The John Carroll Student Council Induction was both a happy and sad event — happy for the newly-elected Juniors, and sad for the departing Seniors. In a traditional ceremony held before the student body, each Student Council officer made a speech of farewell and gratitude before turning over his position to the new officer, who in turn made a short speech. Following the ceremony, a reception was held for all Student Council members and parents. THE 1981-82 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Michael Cooper. President; Gina Fawjl. Girls’ Vice President; Tara Hulen, Secretary; Lee La vet to. Treasurer; Bobby Sullivan, Boys'Vice President The new ofbcers enjoy a reception alter the induction ceremonies The Student Council moderators. Mrs Autry and Mrs Richards. Bobby Sullivan proudly accepts his position as Boys' Vice President. Lit Reich, lee Lavette. and yes, that familiar face Matt Pappas, celebrate lee's induction. The out going officers say good bye Gina Fawal awaits a new beginning JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM This year's Junior-Senior Prom was held May 9 at the Roma Club. The theme of the prom was Sailing” by Christopher Cross, accompanied by a Seaside setting. All enjoyed dancing to the music provided by the featured band, T-Bone. The Seniors and their dates were honored in the leadout, which climaxed the evening. Class officers of both Junior and Senior classes received special recognition, as the highlight of the leadout. Everyone had a wonderful time, especially the Seniors who sadly acknowledged that they were together for their last dance at Carroll. Alicia Wmgard and her date dance the night away Michael Bruno presents Cam, Narramore with a nnvut.r « and Ellen Kelly enjoy a slow dance rtu,,n ,hp le d Hd tNSf I Matt Papp« Linda Strong admires the flowers she received Irom Senior Class President. |ohn Kcrper Allen Parker's dale has him pinned. T-Bone entertains the crowd. £d Covington escorts Julie Dowling Matt Chilcoat escorts |udv D'Alcssandro in the leadout STUDY, LISTEN, LEARN AND SLEEP Ann logue studying hard Kevin McCarthy doing his homework. Pssstm Mr. Akridge explains the workings of the camera. What a bod!!! Vince Pilaio enjoying the lesson. Iim Jasper smiles for the camera Andrea Alldredge reading a magazine. PI GETTING AWAY, WELL ALMOST The JC Flag Boys Brendan Moynihan, Jim Berger, and Dennis Eidson Mary Tate flings a fnsbce Leigh Washington, David Eidson, and Caroline Sazera Lounging around the Senior Park. Brian Flynn enjoying a football game. leff Willet and Joe Cannova Drake Williams, Kyle Kirkwood, and Jim Schmalz. 92 One Senior in the crowd D. P. Scarborough takes a nap while Teresa feeds him!!! Harold Shader and Teresa Vacjrella show off the Senior Park Have a Coke and a smile with Matt Pappas!! Dennis Eidson and )im Berger relaxing in the Park. 93 COMING AND GOING Gina Fawal and Vince Pilato talk in a de$cned hallway. Debbie Houser on her rod!! The senior girls coming back from retreat. Patty Montalbano and lee lavette going to the library Tim Sullivan reading the bulletin board What's happenin' Geoflery?? 94 Should you be al your locker, trie? Father Hill and the students who went on the At A cruise Maria, are you about to take a test??? Leigh Washington rides trie Smith up the stairs lulie Emig and Ann Logue waiting on rides after the retreat. Maria Butero jnd George Parker in the stairwell 95 OUT TO LUNCH Chuck Fausch feeds his face Wendv Kitchens sneaks a snack in the library Jackie Boggan almost spills something Wendv gets caught eating again I can't believe you just took a picture of me. Miss Horn snacks on a cookie 96 FRIENDSHIP till Weeks and Cindv Mareno enjoy a laugh in Biology tee Lavette and Cami Narramofe write their FAVORITf French words! Don't these people have better things to do after school? Rosalie Torino and Raymond Pharo al a baseball game {lien Kelly, Mary lacka, and Anthony Davis in the hall. Marilyn Carra and Tommy Egan smile for our photographer Your guess is as good as mine as to what's going on here! A tew sophomore girls gossip in the hall 99 LITURGIES Stephen Noser says the reading Father Marcus blesses the water and wine Leslie Bragan receives Communion Bobby Sullivan reads during morning mass loan Alvey and Jenny Siefert sing at mass too Father Sheehan from St. Paul' Cathedral Students receiving Communion Vince Pilato singing at mass Susan Boackle reads the Word of the lord The 8ody of Christ CANDID CAMERA Dixie McGill blows a bubble in Typing. Whende Johnson studying. 8nan Hare helping |ohn Keeper with Calculus. Scott Burdette taking a nap. Victor Powell doing Physics. FUN! FUN! FUN! Leslie Bragan on the back wall Wes Quiggle on the way to class. Michelle Rosato in the Library Anthony Vizzinia in his TOGA! TOGA! TOGA' Lon Simmons and Tern Grainger working hard in physics. Brian. Dana, and Pat smile lor the camera Doing what we all do best, sleep! Any volunteers. Billy??' 103 CHORAL DEPARTMENT The lohn Carroll Concert Choir CHOIR OFFICERS CONCERT CHOIR — Mike Sullivan, President; loan Alvey, Vice President. Dawn Brasher Secretary; Kellie Wehby. Treasurer; David Campbell. Manager HONORS CHOIR— Cedric Robinson, President, Kurt Britncll. Vice President; Andy Ethridge, Secre tary, lulie Emig. Treasurer; Mike Cooper, Parliamentarian WOMENS' CHOIR — Gina Fawal. President; Michele lackson. Vice President; Kellie Wehby, Secre tary; lisa Costello, Treasurer; lee lavette. Mascot The John Carroll Choirs hail a very busy year This department consists of 200 voices in the Concert Choir, 44 voices in the Honors Choir and 40 voices in the Women's Choir The Concert Choir has performed two Christmas Concerts, one Spring Concert, and has also recorded The Schubert Mass for publication. The highlight of their year was the fourth annual Pops concert. The Honors choir has had an extra busy year. In addition to all Concert Choir performances, they performed six Coffee Houses to raise money for their trip to Canada — the site of their first international competition While en route to Canada, they performed concerts at the Washington Cathedral, the Senate Rotunda and on the Capital Steps. The Honors Choir also sang at numerous masses and civic functions around the city. They were very well represented in the All-State Choir. This group was reviewed by several music critics and in their opinion, The )C Honors Chorus is one of the finest ensembles of its kind in the state. The Womens' Choir performed with the Concert Choir in all their events, and in addition performed several sections by themselves. They were also very well represented in the All-State Choir. Much, if not all the success of the three choirs is due to Mr. Ken Berg. Choir Director. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is once again active at John Carroll. This organization is made up of those willing to devote their time to the art of playing chess. The team consists of nineteen members who seem to be doing well at competition. 104 The ChesvQub DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team had an excellent year They attended numerous tournaments and received team and individual trophies and certificates from the Homewood, Selma, Green -briar, Mary Hill and State Tournaments. The State Tournament, held in Tuscaloosa, was the ending to a perfect year with John Denine becoming the first member in their history to be chosen to attend the National Tournament in Salt Lake City Phillip Bahakel, the Debate coach, was named Coach of the Year by the Alabama Debate Coaches Association The Debate Team PEP CLUB Pep Club Officer The John Carroll Pep Club is a group of active Cavalier fans who support their sports teams in many ways. Besides cheering wildly and getting others to cheer, the Pep club also makes spirit signs and posters, sells sports memorabilia and informs other John Carroll fans of upcoming sporting events. This active organization is open to anyone and everyone! OFFICERS: (Pictured at lelt) Tom Adams, President; Bobby Sullivan. Vice President. Antionctte Boohaker, Treasurer, Connie Suchcv. Secretary Mrs. Susan Turner again did an outstanding job a Moderator 105 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council OFFICERS President — fill Ross Boys’ Vice President — Tim Sullivan Girls’ Vice President — Judy D'Alessandro Secretary — Tina George Treasurer — Anthony Vi zima CAVALIER STAFF This year, the Student Council completed several projects and sponsored many activities for the student body. The first big event was Homecoming, which was a great success. Since time would not allow for a Christmas Assembly, the Student Council sold Santa-Crams and put their all into decorating the building in accordance with the yuletide spirit before the holidays. On March 28. John Caroll's annual Night on Broadway once again saw a sellout crowd thanks to the behind-the-scenes work of the Student Council. A Saturday in April was devoted to cleaning up the back-parking lot and surrounding areas. The Student Council also sponsored several football dances, a beach party dance, and a basketball dance celebrating the release of the ex-hostages. In February they sold and delivered Valentines. The Student Council was also responsible for voter registration and the tallying of ballots for most school-wide elections. Up-keep of the Coke machine by the Student Council is one of the many other things that keep John Carroll running smoothly. Moderators this year were Mrs. Jayne Autry and Mrs. Katherine Richards, whose cooperation and patience made the Student Council a success. The John Carroll student newspaper, The Cavalier, is a monthly publication which is produced by the Journalism Class under the direction of a moderator and editor-in-chief. This year, as with last year, Hilda Horn was the moderator of the class. Matt Chilcoat served as editor of the paper. As a result of the hardworking and dedicated staff, the paper underwent many changes, including format and overall style. The Cavalier was also enlarged to sixteen pages. 106 The Cavalier Staff — Journalism Class MATH TEAMS Imagine this ... you're sitting in a desk surrounded by strangers. Each one is equally as qualified as you. Your goal — to be number one! The tension is rising. The math problem appears on the screen. You work as fast as you can. Can you finish first? This is the type of pressure put on each member of the |ohn Carroll Math Team The senior team consists of John Kerper, Dale Pennington, Victor Powell, Susan Boackle, and Alan Gruman. After hours of hard work preparing and drilling, the team was ready to compete. They went first to Randolf School in Huntsville on November 8,1980. They placed fifth as a team. John came in eighth individual with Dale coming in ninth. In December they placed eighth at Vestavia. John came in third place individual. John came in second in the tournament at Lurleen B. Wallace in Andalusia on February 6,1981. February 7 the team placed sixth at Huffman. John came in second and Dale placed ninth individually. February 21 proved to be successful as the team placed second in the tournament held at Samford University. The tournament, considered to be the Regional Tournament, has three divisions — Small Schools, Large Schools, and Private-and-Out-of-State Schools. Carroll participated in the Private-and-Out-of-State Schools division. The team then moved on to Grissom High School in Huntsville on March 21. The team placed fifth and John placed sixth individually. March 27 brought them to Jeff State Junior College. The team won first place John ame in first and Dale second individually. In this tournament John Carroll competed against all the high schools in Jefferson and Shelby Counties. There were two divisions — Large School and Small Schools. They participated in the Large School division. Their next tournament was the first Alabama State Math Tournament. The tournament consisted of two parts. Both juniors and seniors participated. The first part was held on April 11. This part was a written test. The four who scored the highest on the test make up the team for the final test. John Carroll finished first in their district and is currently seeded fifth in the state. 10; LOOKING GLASS SIaFF Wilh this edition, The Looking Glass (John Carroll's Literary Magazine) will celebrate its third year. The maga ine is a yearly publication of the creative writing and art work of talented John Carroll students. The staff is under the direction of editors Jim Whitten and Suzanne Coker. Moderators are Mrs. Patricia Guy and Miss Nancy James. Different members of the staff served on a reading committee to select which works would be printed, an editorial committee to proofread and do layouts for the booklet, and a sales committee to sell subscriptions. Section editors were Frna Decker. Mary Tate. Juana Simmons. Cathy Weeks and Ann Vetrano. The literary Magazine Staff MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta, the Mathematics National Honor Society, is in its 30th year and still going strong. The John Carroll chapter received its charter in 1951. The club has continued with an attitude of excellence in math skills as well as in leadership To be eligible for membership, a student must have a B average for four semesters of College Preparatory or Honors math, and must be enrolled in the fifth semester. Mu Alpha Theta members form the Junior and Senior teams to compete in mathematics tournaments around the State. They also assist at the grade school tournaments, serving as moderators, checkers, and graders. Mrs. Helen Miller was once again moderator of this distinguished society. ART CLUB The Art Club seems to be one of the more involved clubs. Its members do a great deal of hard work throughout the year, including the scenery for Homecoming, Queen of Hearts, and the Prom. The first annual Art Club Fashion Show proved to be a great success for all the members involved. The Art Club also awards a scholarship each year to its most talented Senior student. Overall, the Art club has made lohn Carroll a brighter and more colorful place! Once again Mr. Joe Milazzo gave much of his time and efforts as moderator. OFFICERS President — Mary Tate Vice President — leah Borges Secretary — Valerie Bahakel Treasurer — Mickey Hicks DISASTER TEAM The Disaster Team is a group of students that are ready! They are trained and able to handle any disaster that may come to John Carroll. The team is in charge of conducting fire and tornado drills. They also assist the Red cross in the annual blood drive at John Carroll. Mr. Jim Kircher took time out of his busy schedule to act as moderator. Captain — Russell Lowe First It — lance Bailey Second It. — Mike Price 109 The Disaster Team MAJORETTES Kathy Perryman and Rachel Alfano A flashy baton flies into the air as the band marches across the field during halftime While band members are busy play mg their instruments, and the high-steppers are concentrating on their routine and the flag girls are mastering the flags, there are two girls who are rulfilling.a task on the field They are the 1C majorettes of course! This year there were only ty o maiorettes due to the small number of girls who tried out last spring They are Senior Kathy Perryman and Sophomore Rachel Alfano. Both girls attended camp this summer but vs ere unable to go at the same time Kathy yvent to a Heart of Dixie halftime Camp at Birmingham Southern College Rachel attended a camp at Birmingham Southern Sponsored by her priyate teacher Band Director Lee Fisher yyasyery pleased yyith the girls' performance during the season They achieyed their goals through hard yyork and many hours of practice. They added color and sparkle to the halftime performance LITURGY TEAM The liturgy planning at John Carroll is supervised by tyvo groups, the liturgy teams and folk groups. The students in charge of these folk groups yvorked yvith other students in planning the music for the weekly televised mass. Liturgy team members coordinated the mass conducted yveekly in the gym, contacting priests throughout the Birmingham area to celebrate the liturgy. Team members also coordinated servers, readers and ushers from the student body to participate, as well as selecting themes for emphasis and adding banners. The Liturgy Team no FLAG CORPS The Flag Corps consisted of nine members that were very dedicated to improving the quality and appearance of the John Carroll Cavalier Band. This year the flags took on a new look. They started working in June and stopped after football season. During this time the group had an instructor teach them new moves and routines. The new look paid off because at the Homewood Competition the flags received an excellent rating! The girls were under the direction of Ms Caroline Watson. pictured at right are Regina Elliott, Tracy Nelson, Leigh Ricketts, Cretchen Watson lavender Farris, Mary Pitts, Natalie Antonio and lulie Dowling Not pictured — Rachel Johnson, The flag Corps III The Flagsmaction' BAND DEPARTMENT The lohn Carroll Marching Band The John Carroll Band Depart ment is divided inio I wo areas, the Marching Band and the Concert Band The Marching Band starts its season in |uly and continues through November The organization included all band members, drum majors. Hags, majorettes, and high-steppers. After an excellent year, the Marching Band attended a competiton at Homewood and received an overall rating of good. After the close ot the marching season, the Concert Band started The group performed various concerts, such as their annual Christmas Show. The Concert Band concluded its year with a District competition score of superior and a State score of excellent. Both of the lohn Carroll Bands were under the direction of Mr. Lee Fisher and Mr. Ronald Peters. The Marching Band was under the direction of Ed Covington and Chris Tietz. 112 The John Carroll Concert Band 113 Everyone lakes their places prior to halftime. HIGHSTEPPERS FIRST ROW Lou Ann Renda. Maria Wiggins, Roxanne Wilson. Cathy Cooper. Allison Green SECOND ROW' Angela Scoggins, Christine Thrasher. Vivian Karrh THIRD ROW: Geneva D'Amico. Kathy Tombrello, Alicia Wingard, Edee Naro, Kathy Copus. The John Carroll Cavalettes, belter known as the Highsleppers, are the highlight of the Cavaliers' football and home basketball halftime shows. Their diligence and hard work is revealed in every performance. Behind the Highsteppers' glittering smiles, lie John Carroll's most talented dancers who add sparkle, excitement and enthusiasm to any event in which they perform. During the Summer the girls attended clinic at lacksonville and were a big success. In the month of August they practiced every day from 8:30 a.m till 3:30 p.m. When school started, practices continued each afternoon from football season through basketball season. The Highsteppers also had to make up a new dance routine each week for pep rallies. It can truly be said that the Cavalettes are a bunch of hard-working women! Mrs. Sharron Fisher, moderator, was always around when the girls needed a helping hand. Lou Ann and Vivian heer th mam on lo victory. 114 Now do you see why they call 'em HIGHsleppers? Pretty smiles and pretty faces — who could ask. for more? Edee. Alicia, and Kathy can really get into it!’ Practice makes perfect 'Peek-a-boo! CSMC This vear the CSMC (Carroll Service to Mankind Corps) actively committed itself to service of others through the many and diverse projects it sponsored Members and many other students as well were involved in making favors tor hospital patients' trays for holidays, organizing the schoolwide sponsorship of needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving by providing food and gifts (some 32 families in Birmingham and Greene County were assisted), preparing 100 stockings for outpatients of state mental hospitals for Christmas, and providing transportation and materials for two work crews to go to help families in rural Greene County get decent housing As in the past the CSMC sponsored the Valentine Dance and Queen Princess of Hearts Contest to raise funds for the CSMC projects, raising more than S4.000 this year. Projects sponsored by the successful dance and contest included support funds for Bread for the World, the Nestle Boycott, the purchase of basic school supplies for the refugee children of Cambodia, the sponsorship of seminarian education in Columbia, and the Migrant Worker Ministry. Moderators were Sister Margaret Mary Liang and Sister Anne Block. CSMC OFFICERS: Mary Stephen . President; Anthony Davis, Vice President. Ellen Kelly. Secretary; and RoseAnn Butero. Treasurer NOT PICTURED lisa Ross. Vice President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The John Carroll chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization to recognize outstanding scholastic achievement To be tapped for membership, a student must not only have acquired a grade point average of 3.5 (A-8 average), but must also be outstanding in character, leadership and service. The last three qualities must be evident to the faculty members who are asked to evaluate the students on their demonstration of these characteristics. Honor Society members are expected to be leaders in citizenship and in performing services for the school and civic community: one service for which members of the National Honor Society are available is tutoring of fellow students who need academic assistance. Moderator of NHS was Sister Mary Susan Sevier FIRST ROW Julie Emig, Painek Joseph Denise McCarthy, Diana Romano. Theresa lames, Angela lewis, lisa Ross, Alicia Grant, RoseAnn Butero. Alicia Wmgard. SECOND ROW: Andy Betbezfc, Victor Powell, Dale Pennington. |im Whitten, Ken Dortch. |immy Me Poland. Alan Gruman. Susan Boackle, Roxanne Wilson, lohn Kerper 116 GREEN LEAVES STAFF The Green Leaves Staff is responsible tor production of the |ohn Carroll Yearbook. Months of hard work, long hours and very late nights went into this particular yearbook The only reward we strive for is the satisfaction and enioyment the |ohn Carroll student body will hopefully experience when looking through this book .. . EMOY!!! This year, the staft was headed by Editor-in-chief Leigh Ricketts and Co-Editor Andy Lartigue. Section Editors were Matt Pappas, Sports; Dennis Eidson, Student Life; Michelle Rosato, Events; Debbie Winningham. Clubs and Organizations; Julie Dowling, Facutly; Rena Varagona, Ads; and Cathy Weeks. Classes. Advisor was Miss Ann King Matt Pappas was also responsible lor Photography, Opening Section, Classes. Senior Index, Who's Who, Facutly, Clubs and Organizations. Division Pages and Graduation Creen Leaves Stall 117 Editors and Section Editor 5PORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOR 118 J rs SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPC i 119 FIRST ROW: Lance Bailey — monger, Paul Tombrello, Chris Dichiara. Gerald Neaves, Todd Wellborn, Jason Clum, Donnie Dfchiara, Calvin Smith, Mike Hill, Tim Kerper, Ross Tortorigi, Greg Prather, Victor Shunnarah, Pete Powell. SECOND ROW: Coach Sic da. Tony Tudisco, Mar-tin Fadlevich, Scott Swindle, Steve Stradtman, Todd Neil, Jimbo Salem, Mike Marino, John Scalici, John Holman, Kevin McCarthy, Paul Renta, Mike Price. Larry Gagliano, Kurt Britnell. THIRD ROW: Coach Kikoyne. Coach Honeycutt, Andy Saab, Eddie Moran, Dale Watts, Chris Sullivan, Mike Sullivan, Andy Betbeze, Harold Shader, John Kerper, Nick Renda, Doug Neil. Chris Thomas, Tracy Campbell, Eric Smith, Coach Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Coach Crawford, Joey Lucas. John Hombuckle, Pat Evans, Raymond Scott, Scott Burdette, Ed Banks. Matt Pappas, Eric Herbst, Rob Shine, Brett Schattel, Steve Martin, Pat Ramsey, Greg Young, John Reymann, John Pittman. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF — FRONT: Bill Hamilton, Head Coach and Athletic Director BACK MANAGERS — FRONT Russell Lowe BACK Pat ROW- Assistant Coaches, Tony Honeycutt, Rob Crawford. David Kikoyne. Joe Sicola Barrett, Lance Bailey 120 I he John Carroll Cavalier Football Team had a very successful season to sav the least. A record of 6-2-3 explains that the Cavs had one of, if not the toughest schedules in the state, playing five 4-A teams. Undefeated in their Area, Carroll finished Area 10 Champs, qualifying for the State 3-A playoffs. The Cavaliers' only regular-season loss was at the hands of 4-A State Champion Vestavia. A dedicated and large-in-number Senior Class formed a sound basis for success. All-State honors went to Ed Banks — 2nd Team offense, Rob Shine — Honorable Mention Defense, and Dale Watts — Honorable Mention Offense. All-county honors included Ed Banks — 1st Team Offense, Eddie Moran — 1st Team Offense, Harold Shader — 1st Team Defense.Pat Ramsey — 2nd Team Offense, Tony Tudisco — 2nd Team Offense, Pat Evans — 2nd Team Defense, Joey Lucas — 2nd Team Defense, Rob Shine — 2nd Team Defense, Andy Saab — Honorable Mention Offense, Kurt Britnell — Honorable Mention Offense, Dale Watts — Honorable Mention Offense, and John Rey-mann — Honorable Mention Defense. Players-of-the-week were Dale Watts — Birmingham Touchdown Club and Birmingham Post-Herald following the John Carroll-Mountain Brook Came, and John Rey mann — Birmingham Posl-Hearld following the John Car-roll-Tarrant game. The title Back of the Year was awarded to Dale Watts by the Birmingham World Newspaper. Kurt 8filnell pitches Carroll Burns Blue Devils In their first performance of the season, |ohn Carroll shut out Mortimer Jordan 21-0. The defense played excellently, giving up only 82 yards rushing. Carroll's first scoring drive was 91 yards, with Dale Watts taking it in from the Jordan 7 yard line. In the second half, the Blue Devils threatened deep in Carroll territory after recovering a fumble — but the tough Cavalier defense would not give ground Soon afterward, Carroll moved the ball down the field and scored on a quarterback option play by Kurt Britnell from the 11. The pass to Pat Evans was complete for the two-point conver sion. Moments later, Britnell again scored on a brilliant 33 yard run. Pat Ramsey kicked the point after to make the final score 21-0. Coaches Ham and Sicola, alonj; with memlxrs ol ihe team, watch very carefully from the sidelines Rest time with Andy Bettx e and Pat Evans Cavs Beat Brookies The Cavs went 2-0 with a dazzling 20-7 win over Mountain Brook. Dale luice Watts led the Cavaliers to victory by gaining 140 yards in 14 carries — including 2 touchdown runs. He also passed for 81 yards, including a 35 yard touchdown. Early into the game. Carroll put some points on the board with Watts' 72 yard burst. Ramsey's kick put Carroll in front 7-0. The Spartans countered with a length-of-the-field touchdown drive that tied the game 7-7 as the first quarter ended. The rest of the game belonged to the Cavs. It was Watts' turn again in the second quarter as he connected with Ed Banks for a touchdown pass. An unsuccessful PAT made the score 13-7. The second half was a stiff defensive struggle. The Cavs put together a drive in the fourth quarter with Watts again scoring from 5 yards out. Ramsey hit his second PAT of the evening, and Carroll had a big 20-7 victory. Carroll Comeback Ties Brownies The football game between John Carroll and Jones Valley didn't start until the fourth quarter for the Cavaliers, with Tony Tudisco scoring twice to even things up. Jones Valley scored in the second and third periods to go out in front of Carroll 13-0. Carroll took up nine minutes of the third period, marching to the Jones Valley 5 yard line where it lost the ball on a fumble. The fourth quarter started with Carroll driving from its own 44 to score in 13 plays. Tudisco bulled in from nine yards out. Pat Ramsey's kick was good. The Brownies couldn't move the ball after the kickoff, so they kicked to the Carroll 45. Carroll scored a touchdown in nine plays, Tudisco again carrying the ball from two yards out. Then Jones Valley blocked the big extra point — the score was to remain 13-13. Tony Tudisco BUI IS his way through Valley Quarterback Kurt Britnell runs the option Three in a Row?!? John Carroll and Homewood were both undefeated coming into the Friday night game against each other. Incredibly, they both came out of it undefeated, too. The Cavaliers and the Patriots tied 0-0 at Carroll Field, extending Carroll's consecutive games tied streak to an incredible three. Homewood came close to scoring in the third quarter, driving from their JO to John Carroll's 12, before being stopped on a crucial fourth-and-one play by the Cavs' John Reymann and Greg Young. The Cavaliers played possibly their best defensive game of the season. Standouts on defense included Seniors Harold Shader, Rob Shine and Ed Banks. Cavs Tie Valley 2-0-2 was the record of the John Carroll Cavaliers following their electrifying 20-20 tie with the host Shades Valley Mounties. The early part of the game belonged to Carroll, as Gav fullback Tony Tudisco raced 45 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. Valley came back in the second period, tying the game 6-6. Valley took the lead at 13-6 in the third stanza on a 62 yard drive. In the fourth quarter, Tudisco, who would finish with 109 yards in 20 carries, scored from two yards out, to cut the lead to 13-12. An unsuccessful conversion kept it that way. The Mounties scored with three minutes remaining, going ahead 20-12. Then the stage was set for the final frantic few rr)inutes. Trailing 20-12 with under a minute to play, the Cavaliers scored on a nine yard run to cut Valley's lead to 20-18 Quarterback Kurt Britnell then connected with Mike Sullivan on a two-point conversion to pull it even, 20-20. 22 Rob Shine discusses the defensive gjme plan. Vestavia “Unties Carroll Coming into Friday night's game with Vestavia, the lohn Carroll Cavaliers had an incredible streak going: They had tied their last three consecutive games, making their won-lost record for the season a strange 2-0-1 The tying string had to end sometime, and it finally ended Friday night, Oct. 10, but not the way the Cavs had intended. Vestavia, pumped up over its own homecoming and determined to rebound from its own disappointing upset loss to Berry the previous week, untied Carroll 26-0. The Rebels were led by running back Lance Gulledge, and quarterback Danny Salchert, who scored three touchdowns. The Cavalier offense was led by quarterback Kurt Britnell and strongback Tony Tudisco, who ran effectively against the Vestavia defense. Twice Carroll drove deep into Rebel territory, only to have penalties kill their efforts. On another occasion Car-roll drove inside the Vestavia 20, ending the first half Cavs Whip Wildcats The Fultondale Wildcats shouldn't have bothered to show up at their homecoming game vs )ohn Car-roll. The game was full of big plays for the Cavaliers, as they trounced the Wildcats 27-0. On Carroll's first offensive possession. Dale Watts threw a halfback option pass to Ed Banks for a touchdown. The play covered 50 yards. Minutes later Fultondale made its only serious threat of the evening, driving inside the Carroll five yard line. A tough Cav defense stopped the Wildcats at the two. A few plays after Carroll had possession of the ball, Britnell scampered 54 yards for Carroll's second touchdown. The Cavs lined up for the extra point but Mike Sullivan took the snap, rolled out and hit Pat Evans in the end zone for two points. The game remained 14-0 until the third quarter. With a fourth-and-goal situation from the 15, the Cavaliers faked a field goal attempt and threw a touchdown. This time Sullivan hit Banks in the end zone for six points. The extra point by Pat Ramsey was good, making the score 21-0. But the Cavaliers were not through. In the fourth quarter they scored again. Dale Watts received a punt on Carroll's 43 yard line and put on a show, running 57 yards for the touchdown. The extra point was no good, making the score 27-0. A Vestavia player is stopped cold bv lohn Carroll defender Andy Betboze. Carroll Rolls Over Pinson John Carroll's Cavaliers took another big step toward the championship of Class 3-A's Area 10 with a 27-7 win over Pinson Valley at Carroll Field. The Cavs went to 3-0 in region play, taking advantage of two Indian turnovers in the first period to jump to a 14-0 first quarter lead. On the game's second play from scrimmage, Carroll's Rob Shine recovered a Pinson fumble at the Indian's 26 yard line. Moments later, tailback Dale Walts scored on a five yard run, giving the Cavs a 6-0 lead. The PAT failed. On its next possession Pinson Valley fumbled again and Carroll recovered. Then it was the versatile Mr. Watts' turn again, as he connected with split end Ed Banks on a 58 yard halfback option pass for a touchdown. Watts himself ran for the two-pomt play that made the score 14-0. The shellshocked Indians came back, however, to score before the first period ended. The score was then 14-7. That closed the scoring in the first half. In the third quarter, Carroll put together a 72 yard, 12 play drive to score. The touchdown came on a 34 yard run by Chris Dichiara. Pat Ramsey added the extra point Car-roll broke the game open in the final stanza, when Watts scored his second touchdown, this time on a 21 yard run. The conversion was missed and the Cavs had an important 27-7 win. 174 Tony Tudisco lakes a well-deserved break Carroll Tames Wildcats It doesn't happen too often that a team which has eight turnovers still wins the game. Then again, it doesn't happen too often that the team who profited from the turnovers gains only 51 yards total offense and only three first downs. |ohn Carroll's defense kept the Cavs in the game against the Tarrant Wildcats while the offense rolled up 346 yards to beat Tarrant by a score of 7-0. The defense played brilliantly the entire evening. Rob Shine, Harold Shader, and the whole front five kept the Wildcat quarterback under pressure during the ball game. Carroll's secondary had its biggest test of the year as Tarrant threw 20 passes. In all, they connected on 7 of the 20 passes, four of which were completed to Carroll defenders Ed Banks (who picked off two passes), Eric Herbst and Nick Renda. Carroll's only score came in the third quarter as |ohn Reymann drove in from the five. Pat Ramsey's extra point was good, making the winning margin seven. Dale Watt scamper to the end zone Cavs Win Area The John Carroll Cavaliers staked a claim in the state 3-A playoffs, whipping Leeds 14-6 at Carroll Field on Homecoming night. The win clinched the Area 10 championship for the Cavs, which finished a perfect 4-0 in area play and 6-1-3 overall. Early in the game it looked as if Leeds would receive the playoff berth. On their first play from scrimmage, the Green Wave scored on a 40 yard bomb. The extra point was blocked, but Leeds led 6-0. Carroll struck back on the first play of the second quarter when Tony Tudisco scored a 43 yard touchdown. Pat Ramsey's PAT put the Cavs up 7-6. The one-point margin held until the fourth quarter, when Carroll's Dale Watts raced nine yards for the score. The touchdown was set up moments earlier when Cav punter Nick Renda threw,to Watts for 17 yards to the Wave's 20. After the score, Ramsey again converted bringing the final to 14-6. Pal Ramsey in confusion. Midfield Eliminates Carroll John Carroll lost to Midfield 12-10 in a first round state 3-A playoff game. The Cavs scored in the first period on a 25 yard field goal, putting Carroll up 3-0. The Patriots bounced back in the second to make the score 6-3 at halftime. After a scoreless third period. Carroll regained the lead early in the fourth when Dale Watts, virtuoso of the option pass, connected on his speciality to Ed Banks with a 19 yard touchdown pass. Ramsey's PAT gave John Carroll a 10-6 lead. Midfield then put together its game winning scoring drive, the touchdown coming on a 38 yard pass. The stage was then set for Carroll's last minute drive and unsuccessful field goal attempt, happening on the Mid-field 15 with 1:47 remaining. The Patriots then ran out the remaining seconds, lohn Carroll completed its season at 6-2-). SENIOR PLAYERS Tony Tudisco Tracy Campbell SENIOR PLAYERS |ohn Reynunn Eric Herbst Scott Burdette John Kerper Greg Young 126 Tony Tudisco, doin'what he does best Rob Shine SENIOR PLAYERS Matt Pappas Eddie Moran Help! I can't see where I’m going'!1 Harold Shader Brett Schattel Paul Tombrello Pat Ramsev 127 |ohn Hornbuckle VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Mary lee Friend, Michelle Miranda, Kellie Wehby. SECOND ROW: Anna Grun-dhoefer, Debbie Houser, Theresa Vacarella. THIRD ROW: Ruthanne Kendrick. Dixie McGill, Dana Henderson, Rosalie lorino. The Varsity Cheerleaders participated in an active sports season this year. They planned and cheered ten pep rallies for football and other fall sports, one pep rally for basketball and Winter sports, one initial Fall sports assembly and one for the intersquad game for basketball They cheered at eleven football games, all basketball games including tournaments, the Intramural Volleyball Playoffs, th Junior Senior Brag Bowl, the Creen White intersquad football games, the Spring lamboree at Homewood and several Girls' Volleyball games. Work comes before play, however, and the Cheerleaders were hard at it all Summer long. They practiced after school in the month of May, three weeks in June (early in the morning), and for the entire month of August. They also practiced on Tuesday after school during the school year. The Varsity went to Camp Tekawi-tha for three days in June. They also attended a hard, yet fun-filled week at Auburn University where they won numerous awards During the school year the entire squad went to a gymnastics clinic on a Sunday afternoon. A one-day basketball clinic at the University of Alabama was also very beneficial to the girls. Besides being so dedicated to Athletic events, the Varsity Cheerleaders gave some time out of their busy schedule for other activities. SENIORS: Kellie Wehbv. Michelle Miranda — Co-Head, Rosalie Lorino. Ruthanne Kendrick — Head, Dixie McGill, Theresa Vacarella IUNIORS Dana Henderson. Mary tee Friend, Anna Grundhoefer, Debbie Houser 128 Hey Brookies, we're gonna stomp on you!1 Victory Split Pyramid. Shake it, Ruthanne1 Get down, get funky, get loose! Another T — errific stunt. Open wide and say ahhhhh .. We love hurkey tumps!!' 129 Theresa, do you wish you were out on the football field? The cheerleaders stack up! Cheerleaders put their heads together! Cod bless John Carroll... Y'all, PLEASE cheer with us this time'' Don't you dare drop me, Debbie Houser! lump Mary Lee, jump!!! 130 Everyone likes to watch the cheerleaders during basketball time-outs B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS The 1980-81 B-Team Cheerleaders participated actively in the fall and winter sports season. They began the season last summer with a three-day trip to Camp Tekawitha. At camp the girls learned many cheers and pom pom routines. They also helped out around the camp doing various odd jobs. The cheerleaders practiced every morning in June for three weeks, and the entire month of August. The B-Team attended a five-day clinic at Birmingham Southern College and won numerous awards. They also attended a gymnastics clinic on a Sunday afternoon during the school year. The B-Team Cheerleaders participated in a few pep-rallies held by the Varsity and cheered at all B-leam football and basketball games, including tournaments. Also, the girls attended the inter-squad football games. Many times the B-team decorated lockers for the players of various sports such as Volleyball and Girls' Basketball. Many helped at the International Fair, the St. Thomas pre-labor day picnic, July 4 picnic at OLS, and the junior cheerleading clinic for grade school basketball cheerleaders. Besides their busy cheerleading schedule, the girls also participated in other extra curricular activities. FRONT ROW: Roxanne Calamusa, Veronica Costello, Jeriana Campbell. BACK ROW: Cindy Mareno. Tomeka Caldwell, Jill Weeks. 'We want a basket!' VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: lance Bailey — mjn-iger. Oale Wails, John Flanagan. Doug Neil. Donny Grundhocfcr. Pat Bailey, Mike Price. Raymond Bahakel — manager. BACK ROW Coach Hamilton, Malt Yester, Desmond Woods, Alan Cruman, Tommy Egan. Joe Ayers, Ed 8anks, Coach Kilcoyne. Dale Watts shoots for two. The 1980-81 Varsity Basketball season started with what could literally be called a bad break, as star Alan Cruman suffered a stress fracture a week before the first game and didn't see action until eleven games later. In spite of facing a couple of major adjustment periods during the year, the Cavaliers rallied together to have a very fine season. The Cavs finished strongly, winning 12 of their last 15 games and compiling an 18-13 record for the season. Other highlights of the year included a fourth place finish in the 16-team Shades Valley Tournament and runner-up honors in the Area 10 Tournament. Individual honors went to Alan Cruman — All-Independent Most Valuable Player, All-Tournament Team — Independent Classis, All-Tournament Team — Area Playoffs, All-County 1st Team, All-State Honorable Mention, Birmingham News Player of the Week, Birmingham Post-Herald Player of the Week, Scholarship to Birmingham Southern College, joe Ayers — All-Independent 2nd Team, All-Tournament Team — Rebel Classic, All-Tournament Team — Shades Valley Invitational, All-Tournament Team — Area Playoffs, Birmingham News Players of the Week. John Flanagan — All-Tournament Team — Area Playoffs, All-Independent Honorable Mention Dale Watts — All-Tournament Team — Area Playoffs. Hoad Basketball Coach David Kilcoyne and Assistant Coach Bill Hamilton. 132 s e n • i o r s Ed Banks Donny Grundhoelcr AlanCruman 1C 63-69 Gardendale JC 69-54 Vestavia JC 40-41 Mountain Brook )C 60-62 Berry JC 39-37 Shades Valley JC 69-83 Pleasant Grove JC 54-55 Holy Family JC 51-50 Minor JC 58 54 less Lanier JC 45-61 Woodlawn JC 49-51 Fairfield JC 67-39 Midfield JC 51-63 Pleasant Grove JC 70-74 Gardendale JC 40-38 Mountain Brook JC 45-46 Fairfield JC 62-42 Vestavia 1C 55-43 Shades Valley JC 79-62 Holy Family JC 91-51 Tarrant JC 58-61 Fairfield 1C 78-67 McGill Toolen JC 57-55 Homewood JC 87-59 Midfield JC 48-47 Ramsay JC 39-40 McAdory JC 91-40 Tarrant JC 64-51 Mountain Brook AREA TOURNAMENT JC 86-53 Mortimer Iordan JC 57-37 Pinson Valley JC 77-91 Leeds Tommy Egan awaits the all-important rebound. lohn Flanagan takes an EASY lay-up. 133 Alan Gruman takes control of the ball lohn Flanagan makes his way to the basket. Slam-Dunk in the making??' What concentration' Coach David Kilcovne gets the team psvched-up (or the big game 134 3. Shades Valley 4. Mtn Brook 5. Homewood 6. Vesiavia 15- 12 16- 14 13-14 3-24 TEAM FREE TH! 1. Berry 2. Min. Brook 3. Shades Vail 4 John Carrol 5. Homework 6 Vestavia? MARGIN OF VICTORY 1 John Carroll 2 Berry 3. Homewood 4. Shades Valley 5. Min. Brook 6. Vesiavia REBOUNDING CMS AVG 32-326 20-183 I 30-251 I 27-228 31-242 26-197 1. |av f 2. Alan Gruman 3 Jonathan Levine 4. John Woods =j Joe Ayers 6 David,Seitz OFFENSIVE AVI 1. Homewood 2 John Carrol SCORING 4: Vestavia 5. Shades Valley CMS-PTS 27-511 20-355 1. Kenny Paige 2. Alan i Gruman 3. lay IhursbvJ 4 Adam Cohen 5 |opn Woods DEFENSIVE AVERAGE 3. Shades Valley 4 John Carrol 5. Homewood b Vestavia TEAM FIELD K)Atjjc ASSISTS 1 Dale Walls 2. Alan English 3. )im I egg 4. Jay Thursby 5. Kenny Paige 6. Joe Ayers 1. Homewi 1980-81 CAGE STATS OVER-THE-MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOLS RECOR 4. John Carrol .440 |ohn Flanagan and his famous jump-shot Help, I'm surrounded1 Des Woods atempts to block a shot Alan gracefully drops the ball tram his linger bps into the basket Cel out ol my lace, you fool' Ref, he won’t let go ol my hand'” 34 John Carroll's Junior Varsity team finished strong this year, with important wins over Gardendale, Home-wood, and Mtn. Brook. Sophomores Todd Neil and limbo Salem guided the young team to 10 wins and 9 loses. Many freshmen excelled throughout the season. Kyle Kirkwood and Steve Croom led the inside game for the Cavs. Reginald Robinson sustained the wing position for the year. Shelly Eason and Bryan Gaines came off the bench to provide great shooting and speed. Todd Sell begins to dribble down the court. B-TEAM BASKETBALL fRONT ROW Reginald Rolnnson. Kevin Hoklefer. Shelly llton. f ra Hamilton. Iimlxr Salem. Todd Neil BACK ROW: Coach Hamilton. Steve Croom. David Ireland. Kyle Kirkwood. Bryan Caines, Allison Davis. 8-Team coach Bill Hamilton inaction Don't cry. Allison We'll make him let go ol the ball Kyle Kirkwood is determined not to let his opponent shool 1C 55-40 Pleasant Grove 1C 41-44 Shades Valley 1C 42-53 Holy family 1C 47-45 Midfield 1C 50-31 Pleasant Grove JC 67-50 Gardendale 1C 42-47 Homewood 1C 43-54 Mountain Brook 1C 52-64 Vestavia 1C 43-44 Shades Valley 1C 39-43 Holy family 1C 52-28 Tarrant 1C 49-73 Fairfield 1C 40-37 Homewood 1C 53-36 Midfield 1C 35-49 Ramsay 1C 48-41 McAdory 1C 88-44 Tarrant 1C 51-45 Mountain Brook 137 VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Cma Sperando. Caroline Saaera. Kathy Duhiara, Sonya Slelanu, Karen Tambu-rello. BACK ROW: Anna Grundhoefer. Belh Wallers, Nanette Messina. Mary Underwood, lackie Boggan. The Volleyball Team had quite an exciting season, finishing with an amazing record of 16-7. The team came very close to representing lohn Carroll in the State Volleyball Tournament. After winning ihe Area 10 Championship, the girls lost a 2-out-of-3-game match to Midfield for Region honors. The entire starting six players were selected for the All-Area team They were Caroline Sazera, Nanette Messina. Anna Grundhoefer, Jenny Seifert, Sonya Stefanu, and lackie Bog-gan. Mrs. Lynette Casey once again coached the Volleyball Team to endless victories. IC (15-17) (6-15) Vestavia 1C (15-8) (11-15) (10-15) Huftman )C (15-0) (15-1) Holy Family IC (15-9) (15-7) Fairfield IC (15-0)(18-16) Altamont IC (11-15)02-15) Midfield IC 05-7) (15-7) Glenn IC (15-9)(1M5) Erwin IC (15-1)05-3) Mountain Brook IC (15-8)05-12) Homewood IC (15-10(15-12) Mountain Brook IC (15-13) (4-15) (15-12) Vestavia IC (15-10) (15-13) Gardendale IC (15-3) (15-11) lones Valley IC (5-15) (13-15) Fairfield IC (15-3)05-12) Altamont IC (15-0) (15-5) Homewoml IC (12-15) (14-16) Midfield IC (4-15)04-16) Ramsay AREA TOURNAMENT IC (15-1) (15-6) Tarrant IC (15-13) (15-6) Pmson Valley IC (15-0) (7-15) (15-5) Pinson Valley REGION TOURNAMENT IC (8-15) (15-10) (9-15) Midfield Nanette Messina lobs the ball over the net. while Sonya Slelanu watches in anticipation. Belh Walters returns an opponent's serve. 138 GIRLS' BASKETBALL In its third year, the Girls'. Basketball Team finished the season with a record of 6-9. The group was composed of one Senior, four juniors, two Sophomores and two freshmen. Coaches Lynette Casey and Mike Virciglio instructed the girls through a tough, yet successful season lack it Boggart look for the basket ERONT ROW: leanmnc Zar aur. Caroline Sa era, Jacque Ross. Jenny Seifert. BACK ROW: Jackie Boggan. Mary Underwood. Nanette Messina, Tara Sazera. Sonya Stefanu. Coach Virciglio runs over some last-minute tips before the game resumes. 1C 48-43 Gardendale 1C 47-12 Homewood 1C 17-29 Tarrant 1C 23-29 Ramsay 1C 44-22 Fairfield )C 36-19 Altamont 1C 18-30 Shades Valley 1C 30-47 Gardendale 1C 52-17 Homewood 1C 32-40 Mountain Brook jC 30-18 Altamont JC 31-46 Tarrant 1C 32-49 Fairfield 1C 35-55 Vestavia AREA TOURNAMENT 1C 22-51 Leeds 139 WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Tim Kerper, Mike Marino, Russell Boackle. Paul Tom-brello, Scott McDonough, Mike Hill. BACK ROW: John Mackinaw, Brian Hare. John Reymann, Rob Shine, Vince Pilato, Crosby Hare, Coach Sicola. The John Carroll Wrestlers finished the season at 8-5-1, the best record in the history of the team. Some outstanding statistics of the team members are as follows: Russell Boackle — (98 pounds) record of 12-13-1, finished second in the Sectionals. Mike Hill — (105 pounds) record of 4-14, finished fourth in the Sectionals. Scott McDonough — (112 pounds) record of 3-7, finished fourth in the Sectionals. Paul Tombrello — (119 pounds) record 11-9, finished third in the Sectionals. Tim Kerper — (132 pounds) record of 9-9, finished third in the Sectionals. John Mackinaw — (138 pounds) record of 18-10, finished second in the Sectionals, finished second in the State Brian Hare — (147 pounds) record of 22-4, finished first in the Sectionals, was selected All-County. Crosby Hare — (157 pounds) record of 16-10, finished second in the Sectionals. Rob Shine — (185 pounds) record of 9-11, finished third in the Sectionals. John Reymann — (Heavy-weight) record of 10-10, finished first in the Sectionals, was selected All-County. All ten of the above team members qualified for the State Tournament. Carroll wrestler forcing his opponent rodo push ups? Pin 'em, Crosby' Mike Marino uses the head-lock technique. U0 JC 12-39 Mountain Brook 1C 09-53 Gardendale 1C 30-30 St. Clair JC 06-48 Pinson Valley JC 27-31 Banks 1C 21-42 Corner 1C 34-27 Pleasant Grove 1C 36-30 Corner 1C 48-09 Brookwood 1C 42-27 Fairfield JC 42-21 McAdory JC 51-16 Shades Valley JC 43-19 Homewood JC 46-24 Fultondale See, I told you that a head-stand wasn't too hard .. tat John Reymann Rob Shine Paul Tombrclfo SOCCER FIRST ROW: Tim McGowan, |ohn Galla, Andy Lartigue — Manager. Rob Gerchow. SECOND ROW Brian Brown, David Campbell, Andy Bet-be e, Tracy Campbell, Mike Cooper, David Eidson, Ray Rogers. Kevin Marsh. George Corvin THIRO ROW: Father Tim Hill. Tha Nguyen. Wes Quiggle. |im Sc hmalz. John Brothers. |ohn Orth. Rogelio Diegue , Brian Garitly. Walid Khalil. Sam lonno. Arthur Walls This year John Carroll implemented a new sport into its Athletic Program — Soccer With a larger enrollment and a successful football season, Carroll had enough funds to start the team. In their first year of competition, the Cavs had hoped to gain experience with maybe a few victories What they ended up with was a lot more as Carroll posted an extremely impressive 6-3-1 record. The Soccer Team was coached by Father Tim Hill and Mr. Art Walls. Mike Cooper was selected Captain of the team. The leading scorer was Senior Tracy Campbell with 13 goals. Defensively the Cavaliers were led by goalie John Orth and fullbacks Sam Lorinoand Ray Rogers The THRILL of Victory' M? Coaches Timothy Hill and Arthur Walls Thai Nguven Mike Cooper rr - Coach Wall dreams of hi Soccer dav v.ungratulanons on a |ob well done' George Corvin JC 1 -5 Berry 1C 7 -1 Tarrani JC 2 -4 Huffman JC 3 -2 Ramsay JC 4 -0 Banks JC 4 -1 Homewood JC 2 -2 Berry JC 7 •1 Tarrant JC 1 -3 Vestavia JC 2 -0 Homewood GIRLS' SOCCER FRONT ROW: Kathleen Gawford, Mary Ricketts, Julie Fester. Pm ia ar aur. Cindy letch-, man, Maria Guevara, Whendy Durham, Jacque Ross. |ulie Dowling, BACK ROW: Coach Ran-I Idall Cregg, Nancy Besse, Kathy Bethell, Mary Underwood, leannine Zar aur. Donna Shun narah, Maureen McGowan, Wende Johnston. CoachWilliam Bothell _________ — I i The John Carroll Girls' Soccer Team had a great first year. The girls suffered some losses and ties at the beginning of their season, since only a few of the team members had previous experience in playing soccer The loosing streak soon ended, however, due to the determination and ability of the entire team. The girls were able to win their remaining games, earning a 5-7-3 record. The highlight of the team's season was an unexpected second place finish in the Indian Springs “No Hope K p Mary Underw ood attempts to score Who's going to kick the ball??? Don't be afraid, Patricia’ Ready BREAK 1C 0-4 Altamont JC 1-1 Indian Springs 1C 0-6 Huffman 1C 2-4 Mountain Brook 1C 0-2 Glenn 1C J-5 Ramsay 1C 0-4 Altamont 1C 2-1 Banks 1C 1-1 B'ham Tornadoes 1C i-i B'ham Eastside 1C i-i Mountain Brook 1C 1-0 Banks 1C 2-0 Mountain Brook 1C 0-7 Huffman 1C 0-0 Indian Springs 144 TRACK FIRST ROW Pat Ramsey Kirk Mofge, Rob Shine. O P. S arbor ough, Brian Sullivan SfCONI) ROW Drake Williams. |im Holt. Reginald Robinson. Thomas Alexander. Marim fadlevich. Greg Prather. Chris Dichiara THIRD ROW Michael Haynes. Paul Tombrello. lerome Portertield. Earl Clay, William Thornton, lohn Flanagan. Edgar Harper. Cedric Robinson, Coach Crawford. The Boys' and Girls' Track Team, headed by first-year track Coach Rob Crawford, has moved to the same level of competition with most local 4A high schools. The squad began this year's season participating in the King of the Mountain meet held at Vesiavia Hills High School. In the track events Cedric Robinson placed third in the 100 yard dash, Pat Ramsey took fifth in the 330 intermediate hurdles, and Freshman sensation lanet Lewis placed third in the 100 yard dash and second in the 220 yard sprint In the field events Carroll was unstoppable, with lohn Rey-mann placing first in both the shot put and th discus. In second place were Harold Shader and Nancy Besse in the shot put and Rob Shine in the discus throw. Jenny Seifert finished fifth with her toss in the discus event. With this combined team effort, Carroll won fifth place overall. All Over-the-Mountain high schools competed in this meet. Carroll's next stop was the Berry High school relays, lohn Carroll placed two of its team members against the strong field. Pat Ramsey boosted his personal record by taking fifth in the 330 intermediate hurdles. Janet Lewis flew to a fourth place finish in the 100 yard dash. The Cavs had their best showing at the Montgomery High School relays. Pat Ramsey displayed his talents by placing in three events: first in the 330 hurdles, second In the 120 high hurdles, and fourth in the long jump Also placing in three events was John Reymann, who was third in the discus, fourth in the shot put, and fifth in the 120 high hurdles. Jim Holt turned in a third place finish in the mile run. In the boys' 100 yard dash, Cedric Robinson received sixth. Janet Lewis sprinted to a fourth place finish in the girls' 100 yard dash. John Flanagan earned an impressive fourth place in th 800 yard run. In the shot put Harold Shader palced fifth in the boys' event and Nancy Besse took sixth m the girls'. Rob Shine also contributed to the fourth place overall win by placing fourth in the discus throw. The team also competed in the Sectionals which were held at Oxford High School on April 24. 145 FRONT ROW: Pat Sullivan. Jor Vitro BACK ROW Bobby Hoplon-Jones. Chris Loveless, Anthony Vizzinia, lohn Sanchez, Tony lannuzzi. The Boys' Tennis Team finished the regular season with a fine record of 7-3. As expected, team leaders were Senior Tony lannuzzi and junior Pat Sullivan. Tony destroyed all regular season opponents, going undefeated. His only losses came in the Sectional and State tournaments, where in both cases he was defeated by the eventual champion. Pat also compiled a fine record of 9-1 in his first year. Pat and Tony breezed through the regular season in doubles without a defeat, winning the Sectional tournament and finishing third in the State. Chris Loveless completed the year with a 6-4 record. Chris won the Sectional and placed third in the State. Freshmen Bobby Hopton-Jones and joe Vitro had winning records and gained experience. Senior Anthony Vizzinia came on strong at the end of the season, winning several crucial matches in the Sectionals, capturing second place. The team's second place finish in the Sectionals and sixth place finish in the State was the best outcome of any John Carroll Tennis Team. Mr. Michael Cadilhe did a fantastic job as coach FRONT ROW: Wild lames, Tmh Girodo, Trisha Tombrello BACK ROW: Jackie Bog-gan. Beth Walters. Karla Cazenave. Jennifer Kostuik. Sonya Stefanu Under the coaching of Miss Elizabeth Brown, the Girls' Tennis Team had a very impressive season. The team had many individual wins over Tarrant, Homewood, Erwin and Wood lawn. Seeded players were Sonya Stefanu, first; Beth Walters, second; Jennifer Kostuik, third; Karla Cazenave, fourth; Teresa Girodo, fifth; and Trisha Tombrello, sixth. tad GOLF The Golf Team, under the supervision of Coach David Kilcoyne, had a very successlul 3-1-1 season. Al the beginning of the season the cold weather put a damper on the good play of the team, but as the weather got hot, so did the team's game The team got started on the right track by winning its opening match against Banks. Then the team sut-fered its only loss of the season, falling to Briarwood Coming off the loss, the Cavs defeated Shades Valley, followed by a tie in a rematch with Banks. In the last match of the season, the team defeated Berry. Our spirited team participated in two tournaments this year. They were the Area Sectionals and the popular Birmingham News-Coca Cola Classic. leading the |ohn Carroll Cavaliers in both events was Frankie latham with a score ol 82 in each tourney. AND DIVING The Swimming and Diving Teams had a very good year, bringing home several awards and placing in State competition. The Diving Team started with Brendan Moynihan, who has been diving since his Freshman year Nancy Besse made up John Carroll's Swim Team, and has also participated the entire four years. Helen Besse joined the Diving Team the following year when she became a Freshman, along with Peter Browne who joined the Swim Team. Last year the Swim Team was increased with lames Hil-legass, a Junior This year, Freshmen loan Ferretti and Craig Martin were the new members added to the Swim Team. SWIMMING 14. FRONT ROW: loan Ferretti, Nancv Besse, Helen Besse, Brendan Moynihan. BACK ROW: Peter Browne, lames Hillegass. VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: lerry Dichiara, Nick Renda. Todd Wellborn. Chris Cusi-mano, Mike DeHart. SECOND ROW: Mike Sullivan. Todd Neil, Jonathan Smith, Kurt Britnell, Jimbo Salem, Glenn Finley. THIRD ROW: Ed Banks, Pat Evans, Eric Herbst, Pat Bailey. John Pittman, Mike Kelley, Doug Neil. John Carroll's Varsity Baseball Team again finished a successful year by participating in the County Playoffs. Although the Cavs finished the season with a disappointing record of 11-13, they recorded a 7-4 Area record — which was good enough for second place. The team leader in hitting was Junior Kurt Britnell, while Sophomore Pat Bailey hit the most homeruns. Senior Pat Evans headed the pitching staff, posting an 8-4 record. Senior Mike Sullivan led the team in stolen bases, and Seniors Ed Banks and Eric Herbst had the greatest number of walks. Catcher Pat Bailcv is always on guard lerry Dichiara swings Head Coach Joe Sicola explains something to pitcher Pat I ..in'. 148 Nick Renda at bat. |ohn Piltman throws Clenn Finley mumbles, You think you're soooo BAD playing first base!' Is he safe? 1C 0609 Cardendale 1C 12-05 Enslev 1C 07-04 Mountain Brook 1C 02-06 Mortimer Iordan JC 03-00 Leeds 1C 15-01 Fultondalc 1C 10-01 Tarrant 1C 01-07 Pinson Valley 1C 03-09 Vestavia 1C 04-03 Leeds 1C 0508 Shades Valley 1C 10-07 Tarrant 1C 00-10 Pinson Valley 1C 10-05 Leeds 1C 00-09 Berry 1C 01-00 Tarrant JC 03-14 Pinson Valley 1C 03-04 Banks JC 0005 Banks JC 03-01 Mountain Brook 1C 01-04 Fairfield COUNTY PLAYOFFS JC 03-02 Mortimer Jordan 1C 01-15 Midfield 1C 02-09 Warnor 149 Todd Neil eyes the oncoming ball. Pat Evans concentrates on pitching a strike Coach Crawford talks with some of the players inthedugout. 150 Dodge him, Kurt!!! Ed Banks SENIOR PLAYERS m lerry Dichiara Pat Evans Glenn Finley Eric Herbst Jonathan Smith keep statistics Coach Scouaro talks with pitcher Glenn Fin ley. m . i tjf v. “ , Mike Sullivan steals a base. Mike Kellev B-TEAM BASEBALL The )ohn Carroll |unior Varsity Baseball Team completed its season with a record of 3-4. The inexperienced but agressive group consisted of 7 Freshmen and 10 Sophomores. The Sophomores displayed outstanding team leadership throughout the season. Under the direction of Coach John Scozzaro, the B-Team had impressive wins over Berry, Mountain Brook and Erwin. FRONT ROW: Sam Savage. Richard Wchby, Chris Ragusa, Tony King, Greg Neil, David DeAraujo, limbo Salem, lonalhan Smith. BACK ROW: Kyle Kirkwood, Steve Stradtman. Bari Gray, Todd Wellborn, Pat Bailey, |oey lee, Billy Mara, Todd Neil, Chris Cusimano. r- Where'd that ball go.' Steve Stradtman 1C 10-12 Mountain Brook 1C 02-12 Fultondak- 1C 0807 Erwin 1C 11-24 Erwin 1C 04-0! Berry !C 02-06 Banks 1C 0300 Mountain Brook Billy Mara 153 Jonathan Smith loev lee FINE FOOD since 1923 CAKES DECORATED FOR ALL OCCASIONS 'TRY A FANCY ICE CREAM DESSERT HOMEMADE ICE CREAM IN TWELVE FLAVORS ICES IN FIVE TRUE FRUIT FLAVORS 2101 7th Avonuo, South 251-9223 118 W TARRANT DR GARDENDALE Bus. Phone 788-5639 Res. 424-7675 DON LENIOR PAINT BODY, INC. 2317 Avenue D.. Ensley Birmingham. AL 35218 Auto Body Repair Specialists Congratulations to the Class of 1981 DR. MRS. TOM YATES, JR. Congratulations Senior Class 1980 BALCO MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. Cowin Company. Inc. MINING CNGlNf F.RS 8 CONTRACTORS No 1 18IM SI SW ?0S 80 00 MINE PLANT CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING MINE DEVELOPMENT REPORTS ROCK ORULING A BLASTING SURVEYS GUNITING A WATER PROOFING PROSPECTING SHAFT A SLOPE SINKING APPRAISALS The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rosato Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banks Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Douglas Saint Mary's Catholic Church Mary, Happy, Patches Dr. E. W. Strother, D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Dodson, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Joe Brittian Mr. Ed Burdick M dk«r • — SAHS — Mviti RwMtb COMPUTE LINE Of SICKROOM SUPPLIES BIRMINGHAM DISCOUNT SICKROOM SUPPLIES FIVE POINTS WEST JOHN POTTER BOB BEDFORD 780-4186 2020 Bessemer Road We will bill Medicare-Medicaid or Blue Cross for you. Congratulations to the Senior Class Sarah and Charles Modica Best Wishes to John Carroll From NANCY and DICK BELL HUMMEL FI URINES- NATIVITIES - LLADRO PORCELAINS • MADONNAS • ANRi WOOD CARV1N6S • CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AVONDALE WRECKER SERVICE Avondale Service Center CECIL WILSON, Owner 4030 3rd Avenue, South — P.O. Box 31142 ■ Birmingham, Alabama 35222 592-2700 595-5464 Residence 956-2852 Try a Ranelli's Richman Sandwich RANELLI'S Deli and Sandwich Shops Hot Sandwiches, Pizza, Deli Meats Party Trays West 2142 Warrior Road Birmingham, Ala. 35208 785-4193 South 1225 South 20th Street Birmingham, Ala. 35205 933-0666 Montevallo, Ala. 129 Vines Street 663-2783 Bessemer 1203 —9th Ave. No. 425-5201 CECIL CULVER Standard Service Station 1381 Bessemer Road Birmingham, AL 35208 'Wrecker Service Good Luck, William, During Your Year's at John Carroll Compliments of DANIEL and VERNA KENNON THORTON PROPERTIES APARTMENTS RAG'S Compliments of HOT DOGS 2222 Highland Ave. Phone: 933-7834 All Types of Sandwiches MR. and MRS. CARL M. SMITH The American tradition of quality service is still growing at Saunders. Since 1916 when Joe Saunders planted the concept of full service tmck leasing in Omaha. Nebraska. Saunders’ total traits (Halation systi ni roots have continued to spread across the IJ.S. and into Canada Pride in a job well done—the roots of America and the mots of Saunders. SAUNDERS j—r- Anunm unit tout gnnrin)i! BESSEMER OIL COMPANY Phone: 424-2970 Quality Citgo Lubricants 2701 — 8th Ave. No. Bessemer, AL 35021 (◄ .. CITGO CITGO TJ's BAR-B-QUE REALPITBAR-B-QUE Pork • Beef • Ribs • Chicken By the pound or any amount. Dine with us or carryout! Compliments of CITY WHOLESALE GROCERIES Bottled Under Authority O The Coca-Cole Company By COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY UNITED. INC. Coet-Cat « Com «• •• or « C« L . Co ihhi JOHNSON JEWELERS CAHABA HTS. PLAZA Beautiful Class Rings and Bulova and Seiko Watches Got big plans after graduation? A job. More school. Marriage. Travel. Chances are whatever you're planning will require some thought. And some money management. That’s where Central Bank comes in. We have a full range of financial serv ices from credit cards to checking accounts. 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SIZZLER FAMILY STEAK HOUSES THE ’GUARANTEED STEAK HOUSES In Birmingham Jl OJHIM IMMOI K«T rn ■« '« ’ ilOt W X X-H. x «W |I Ctt THE HOME OF STEAK LOVERS The dealership that's different 3Loyd ( Vat zini Sales Representative Highway 31 South at Columbiana Road. Vestavia, A L 205 823-3100 The Best Man for You! Congratulations Senior Class Compliments of MELTON DIXIE Congratulations to CATHERINE MARIE WEEKS From — Her Family f WELCOME I TO 1 FOOD TOWN HOME OWNED AND OPERATED town Foodtown Congratulates All the 1981 Seniors of John Carroll High School i RUIN SUNDAYS U S. CHOKE BEEF • SPEEDY AND CHEERFUL SERVIC • WE ACCEPT USDA1 FOOD STAMPS Congratulations Compliments Seniors of HARRY H. REICH BIO-LAB INC. COMPANY Insurance For All Your Needs Village East Shopping Center 5346 Oporto — Madrid Blvd. South Birmingham, AL 3520 Phone: 592-4101 BEARDEN WILLIAMS INS. AGENCY 1675 Montclair Road Suite 112 Auto • Home • Life • Commercial • Health • Office: 956-7166 After Office Hours: 853-6559 933-9809 Compliemnts of 1980-81 JOHN CARROLL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Jill Ross; President Tim Sullivan; Boys' Vice-President Judy D'Alessandro; Girls' Vice-President Anthony Vizzinia; Treasurer Tina George; Secretary SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Susan Boackle Leigh Ceravolo David Eidson Tammy Henderson Andy Lartigue Matt Pappas JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Mike Cooper Gina Fawal Larry Gagliano Lee Lavette Liz Reich Jenny Seifert Juana Simmons SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Theresa Alfano Pat Barrett Holly Brasher Mary Dickson Katherine Fletcher Billy Sherrell Tammy Scott FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Grade Kendrick Susan Lotz Florence Spalding Patty Strong William Thornton Carolyn Tombrello Melanie Watts MODERATORS: Mrs. Jayne Autry, Mrs. Katherine Richards Congratulations From SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL Studio of Professional Arts •Gymnastics 9 Convenient Locations Phone 251-9315 for Information Ages 3 to Adult — 27 Years Experience 1907 South 11th Ave. Birmingham, AL 35205 fc OUS£Z SZ(JLCE 2700 — 8th Ave., South Birmingham, AL 35233 Telephone: 322-0895 •Jazz •Tap Home: 592-3977 ‘Ballet Compliments of MR. and MRS. P. S, GAGLIANO Mrs. Patricia Guy Deanna Cataldo Bret Chastain Matthew Chilcoat Cynthia Clay Rebecca Corretti Ed Covington Mary Covington Kathleen Crawford Anthony Davis Paulette DeFrank Cooley Derzis jerry Dichiara Mark Dinan Mary Dolan Elixabeth Domit Chris Dore Ken Dortch Patti Douglas Julie Dowling Whendy Durham Dennis Eidson Regina Elliott Julie Emig Pat Evans Salem Fawal Glenn Finley John Flemming Brian Flynn Pat Flynn Henry Fritsch 179 1433D Montgomery Highway Phone: 823-4141 A SPECIAL THANKS to BELMONT STUDIO FRANK'S 4th AVENUE SUPERMARKET, Member of Associated Groceries of Alabama INC. 526 4th Avenue (3 Blocks From Bessemer Stadium) Compliments of CONTINENTAL FLORISTS OF HOOVER Expert Racquet Stringing Is Our Specialty mr counr i rack SPORTS iw (. FABRICS GREEN SPRINGS SHOPPING 'CENTER %AA Tennis Racquetbail Running 2833 Highland Avenue Birmingham, Alabama 35205 (205) 252-6011 222 Green Springs Highwa . Birmingham. Mahama 35209 Telephone 042 0506 Compliments of SNEAKY Compliments of PETE'S (Owner— LOUIS MEGRANO) BIG-O'S SANDWICH SHOP Sales Office Furniture Office Supplies EXECUTIVE OFFICE SERVICE, INC. 1716 28th Ave. South Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Phones: 871-7393 871-7394 Sales — Service and Rentals Adding Machines Calculators Typewriters New and Used Compliments of Goodbye — ST. FRANCIS PARKING LOT BURGER KING J C BACK — PARKING LOT RUBENSTEIN'S It Won't Be the Same Without The Class of 1981 Hopefully by the time you read this letter, you will find before you a very well-produced and entertaining yearbook As you can tell, this year the annual is shorter in length because, like everything else, the cost of producing a superior yearbook has gone up! This year's excellent staff, however, used their creative minds and compacted everything into these pages. When speaking of this year's staff, a few people stand out Those people were very dedicated and hard working. They are Malt Pappas, without whom this book wouldn't be here; Michelle Rosa to, who was always a great help. Rena Var agona, who had the impossible task of keeping track of the business dealings; and Debbie Winningham. who was both a help in production and a help to me during those rough times. A special thanks to the administration and fac ulty for all the understanding and help they have given us — especially our advisor Miss Ann King. Also a thank you to my friends who stood by me when 1 was falling apart and who were always around to pick up the pieces and get me started again. To all of you, THANKS!!! Finally, 1 hope this yearbook helps portray the Life wd lime at lohn Carroll this year. John Carroll is a unique school filled with very special people! 1 hope this is a yearbook that everybody can be proud of — 1 know am! Love y'all. Editor P.S. Good luck next year, Rena and Michelle! If you need me, call! Thanks M.T.P. and Dennis Eidson! Mom, 1 can finally gel that yearbook stuff out of my room! It will be clean again! 1 hope no one is offended by any of the captions — they were all in good humor! 184
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