John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL Beyond the Shadow BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 2 3 6 Friend Is to Be One Emmerson 14 BEYOND T In the memories of John Carroll, People linger in the doorways, Some happy, some sad, some scared, And some very ambitious. Taking The passages of life sometimes Causes tears and anger. These People learn to handle the Surprises And go on as if no obstacle Could stand in their way. After they have opened that Final door, the Knowledge they Have been looking for waits for them BEYOND THE SHADOW Taking all they have learned, Go one step further; putting the Broken pieces into place, they turn And help others who have fallen Behind. For they have so much to teach now, and so much they have accomplished. Many go in their Successful ways and face tomorrow With open minds. t T t ricia O’Gara 17 PEOPLE 19 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT LeAnna Kirkwood VICE PRESIDENT John Lavelle SECRETARY: Ann Vick TREASURER: Tina Shunnarah (Not Pictured) PRESIDENT Brian Sullivan VICE PRESIDENT Leo Boohakcr SECRETARY Rosie Joseph TREASURER Druanne Hams 20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Tim Kcrpcr VICE PRESIDENT Patti Parker SECRETARY: Stephanie Carey SECRETARY Monica Austin TREASURER Roxanne Calamuta PRESIDENT Vince P.lato VICE PRESIDENT Ve,a Hlltgau SECRETARY: Tracy Kemp TREASURER. Patti Montolbano Michael Cavander Karen Chapman Suzanne Coker Michael Cooper Mary Kay Cuslck Geneva D’ amico Kimberly Davis Erna Decker Julia Deerlng Michael DeHart Michael DeMarco Lisa Diaz Kathryn Dlchiara Mary Donlevy Michael Fletcher Michael Frey Mary Friend Larry Gagliano MaryGambale Maria Giobetti Peter Goldman Mary Gorman Louise Grant Tracy Grant Cindy Green Bee Grover Anna Grundhoefer Claudia Guarino Brian Hare Crosby Hare Michael Hanes Dana Henderson Melissa Hicks Vera Hillegass John Mackinaw r W James Huntsinger David Hutto Anthony Ippolito Pat Jefferson Ravlllia Johnson Terry Jones Denise Joseph Celeste Kahrs Vivian Karrah Traci Kemp Walid Khalil Terri Knighten Maria LaRock Lee Lavette Colleen Lawson Greg Locasio Chris Loveless Joseph Lucas Annie Lucia Ross Marino Kevin McCarthy Susan McCarthy Robyn McDowell Sharon McEwen Jack Mcgee Ann McNally Connie Meador Nanette Messina Mike Middlesworth Patricia Montabano Cole Montgomery Jeff Myers Edith Naro Doug Neil Thai Nguyen Linda Obering Barbara O'Brien Patricia O’Gara Joe Orth Allan Parker Sherrell Perryman Cindy Peterson Vince Pilato Wes Quiggle Marian Ragusa Beverly Reed Liz Reich Nick Renda T Paul Renta Andrew Roberta Paul Robinson Robert Rogers Gina Romano Paul Romano Michelle Rosato Jill Royer Maureen Ryles Todd Sazera John Scalici Linda Sciandra Angela Scoggins Raymond Scott Tim Searcy 26 Jenny Seifert Denise Sharbel Gall Short John Simon Juana Simmons David Sims Melanie Sizemore David Skinner Brian Smith Gina Sperando Linda Stanley Sonya Stephanu Beth Strong Connie Suchey Bobby Sullivan Chris Sullivan Pat Sullivan Ton Sullivan Rhonda Sutter Billy Tate Patricia Watson Maria Wiggins Damian Williams Israel Williams Randy Williams Laura Youngers Darryl Woods Desmond Woods Matt Yester Susan Youngblood Solange Zamudio Jeannette Zarzaur Jeannine Zarzaur OUR JOURNEY It's been a long, hard journey. And the tale is almost over Four great years have come and gone. Yet we don't feel that much older. Friendships have bloomed and loves have grown. Some people have formed unending ties We wish it would always be this. But. that's the one thing Time denies We've seen victories and mourned losses. Each year has had its trials. Yet through the joy as well as pain. We've laughed and shared the smiles As Freshmen, we entered the doors of J.C.. With high hopes, we started the year As seniors, we wave good bye to our school. And leave with a prayer and a tear. The outside world won't be easy to face. Good and bad will surely come our way. But. thoughts of each other will give us strength. To push on. and never go astray. We all have our plans and our dreams. Yet — who knows what the future holds? Patiently, we'll have to wait. As the dawn of a new day unfolds They say that all good things must come to an end. But this doesn't have to be so, For as we depart - “The Proud Class of ’82 Fond memories will follow, where ever we go. Ann Vetrano 28 WHO’S WHO 29 BEST LOOKING (above left) Lli Reich John Pittman MOST ENTERTAINING (above right) Liaa Co� tello Ruaaell Lowe MOST TALENTED (left) Jenny Seitert Date Watt. 31 32 SENIOR INDEX ALLDREDGE. ANDRI A Concert Ch « 9. 10. 11; Intramural VcBcyb.ll 11 Worn en'j Choir 12; Cavalier Stall 11, Editor 12, Internationa Fair 11 ALVEY. JOAN: CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11. Oi aMcr Team 9. 10. Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. II. 12. data Prraident 10. II. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. National Honor Society II. 12. Queen A Heart. Candidate 9. 10. 11. 12. 2nd Runner tip 9. Homecoming Queen Candidate. Queen of School Spoil Candidate 12. Senior CU� Who'. Who. Frtemfte.1 drl 9. 10. 11. 12. Liturgy Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Chon 9. Honor. Chon 10. II. 12. Vice PreMdent 11. President 12. A State Chotr 10. 11. International Fair9. 10. II. 12 ANTONIO. NATALIE: CSMC 9. 11. 12. International Fair 10. 11. Member ot the Flag Corpa 10. 11; Yearbook Stall 10. 11. 12. Concert Chotr 12. Homecoming Com miner 12. Prom Committee 12. Senior Clan Who'. Who ARDOVINO. LOUIS Member oi the Senior CU� ARTALE. TINA: B-Team Cheerleader. A.« iant Head BatkethaB Cheerleader 12. International Fair 10. II. 12. Women'. Choir 11. 12. AU State Chotr 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Queen ol Heart. Candidate 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 10. 11. 12. ASM. MICHELLE: International Fair 9. Homecoming Committee 9. 10. II. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching 9. 10. II. 12. Drum Major 12. AJLState Orchestra 12. PromCommittae 12. Dramatic. 12 AYERS. ROBERT Member oI the Senior Oa� BAHAKEL. RAYMOND: Di� a.ier Team 12; French Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Track Team 11. Cro« Country 9. Football Manager 11. Batkethall 9. Batketball Manager 11. 12. International Fair 10. 11. 12; Che Club 11. 12. Secretary 12; Men’� Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Debate Team 12. Homecoming Act.-..tier Committee 12 Yearbook Photogiapher 12. CSMC 12. Intramural VoUeybaB 9. 10. 11 BAHAKEL. VALERIE: Member ol the Sen- Clan BAILEY. CHRISTOPHER LANCE: Football 9. Manager 10. 11. Tracer 12. Ba� ketbaU Manager 9. 10. 11. Trainer 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Choir 9. 10; Iniemattonnal Fair 9. 10. 11. 12; Ditartcr Team 9. 10. 11, 12. Lieuten ant 11. Captain 12; Student Council Reprerentative 12: Cheat Team 11, 12; Liturgy Team 9 BAL LI, JON: Member ol the Senior Clarr -BARKER. CHRIS: Member ot the Senior CUm BESSE. HELEN: Dtvtng Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Matching Band 9.10. Concert Band 9. 10 BETHUNE. KIM Women' Chou 11,12. Pretldeni 12; Art Club 9. 10. 11 Sacra taiy 12. Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 10. II. 12; Concert Chou 10. Homecoming Committee 12; International Fait 9. 10. 11. 12; Bank TeUer 9. 10; Yearbook Stall 9. 10. 11. Night On Broadway 11 BINDLR. ROB Member ol the Senior Out BONER. CAROLE LYNNE: Queen ol Heart. Candidate 9. 10. Concert Chotr 9. Women'. Choir 10. 11. 12. All State Choir II. CSMC 9. 10. 11. Track Team 10. Intramural VoUeybaU II. 12. International Fair II. 12. Niglhl On Broadway 10. 11. 12. FrenchChib 12 Student Council Repr � entallve 12 BOOHAKER. CHARLES: International Fair 9. 10. 11. Intramural VoUeybaU 10. Bank Teller 9. Bank Board 10, Service Award 10. Prom Committee 12 BRASHER. DAWN: National Honot Society 12. PreUdent 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12. CSMC 11. Honor. Choir 10. 11. 12; Women'. Choir Treaaurer 10. Queen ol Heart. Candidate 12. AU State Chou 9. 10. 11. Intramural VoUeybaU 11. 12. Univeruty ol Alabama Alumni 11, International Fair 12; Who'. Who Among American High School Student. II. 12 BRIGGS. PATRICIA: Yearbook Stall 10. 11; Women .Choir 11. Hoe . Chou 12. AU State Chou 11; CSMC 11. 12 BRILL. TRACY: Girl.' Tenn.� Team 12 BRITNELL. KURT: Football 9.10, 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Honot Chou 10. 11. 12. Superior Rating at Dutrtct Solo Comp. II, 12. Excellent Rating at State Solo Comp 11. Junior-Senior BaiketbaU Game BROWNE. PETER: Intramural VoUeybaU 11. 12; Intramural Batkctball II. 12: SwtmTeam 11, 12; International Fair 10, II. 12.ArtOub9. 10, 11, 12 BULGARELLA. JOE: Intramural VoUeybaU 9. 10. 11. 12. Internal ,o«al Fair 9. 10. 11; King ol Heatt. Cambdate 12; Honor. Chou 12. Art Club 9. 10; CSMC 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 12; Concert Chotr 10. 11 CANNOVA. JOE: Art dub 12; Intramural Sport. 9. 10. CSMC 10 CARLTON. JOHN: Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Men Chotr 9 10, Honor.Chou II. 12. Pr � ldenl 12. Latin Club Prcodent 10. 11. Math Team Analyw. 12; Art Chib 9. CSMC 10. 11. Bank Teller 9. 10. All State Chou 9. 10. 11. 12; Intramural Volleyball 11.12. Talant Exchange 12; Service Award. 10. 11. Who . Who 11. 12 CARRA. MARILYN: Varuty Football Cheerleader 12; CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. FHA 9. Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12. Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. 2nd Alternate Homecoming Queen 12. Queen ot Heart. Candidate 11, 12. I.t Runner up Prince , ol Heatt. 11. Fmalut lor Queen ot Heart. 12: Queen ot Heatt. Committee 11; International Fair 9. 10. 11. 12. Intramural VoOeybali 10. Pep Club 9. 12. Prom Committee 12 CAVENDER. MICHAEL: Art dub 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 9. 10. Concert Choir 9, Prom Committee 12; International Fair 9. 10. Art Director o1 the Looking G2a.� (L t erary Magannc) 12 ‘CHAPMAN. KAREN: Queen ol Heart. Candidate 12; Queen ol Heart. 12; Senlot Pep Club 12. Trcauner 12; CSMC 11. 12. Homecoming Committee 12; Prom Com mittee 12. International Fair 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 12. Art Club 12 CLEVELAND. KIM: Member ol the Senlot CUm COKER. SUZANNE: Concert Chotr 10. Women'. Choir 11.12; All State Chotr 11. 12; Literary Magaime Stall 10. 11. 12, Editor 11. 12; International Fair 10. 11. 12; Service Award. 10. 11; CSMC 12. Pep Club 11. Liturgy Team 10. 11; National Honor Society 12. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 11. National Merit Scmilinalltt 12. COOPER. MICHEAL: Student Council Repreumtat.ve 9. 10. 11. 12. Preudenl 12. Honot. Choir 10. II. 12. Parliamentarian 11; All Stale Choit II; Women'. Choir Big Brother 12, Soccer Team II. 12. Captain 11. 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 9. 10. 11. 12. International Fair 9. 10. 11. Frleodhert Boy 11. 12; Senior Who'. Who. Dra mabc 9. 10, 12; King ot Heart. Candidate 10, II. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Night ol Broadway 12. Concert Chotr 10. 11.12; Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12 COSTELLO. LISA: AU Slate Choir 11. Concert Chotr 9. Madrigal Choir 12. Worn an'. Chotr 11. Cavalier SullI 1. 12. Senior Who'. Who. CSMC 11.12 COUEY. JAMES Member ol the Senior Clan •CUSICK. MARY KAY: CSMC 10. Mu Alpha Theta 10. 11. 12. Senear Pep dub 12. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 11, 12 D'AMICO. GENEVA: CSMC 9. 10. Highitepper 11. Set Pep dub 12. Interna tional Fair 9. 10. Night ol Broadway 11. Cavalier Stall 12. Homecoming Committee 9. 12 DAVIS. KIM: CSMC 12. Senwr Pep Oub 12. Concert Owir 9. 10. 11. Women'. Chotr 12. Cavalier Stall II DECKER. ERNA: National Honor Society 11. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Literary Magazine Stall 10. 11. Secretary 11. Bank TeUer 10. International Fair 9. 10. Home coming Committee. 10. 11. 12; CSMC 11. 12: Women'. Chotr 11. 12. Service Award. 10. 11. Senlot CUm Who'. Who DEERING. JUUE: Yearbook Stall 9; CSMC 10. 11. 12; International Fair 9. 10. 11; Liturgy Team 9. 10. 11. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12. National Honor Society 12. Senior Pep Club 12 DEHART. MICHAEL Football 9. BaKbaU 9. 10. 11. 12. Dnarter Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Literary Magazine Stall 12. Liturgy Team 9. 10. 11. 12. International Fair 9. 10. 11.12. Concert Choir 10. II. Honor.Chotr 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12; Service Award. 9. 10. II. 12. Men'.Chotr lO.Science Fair 9.10. 11. 12 DEMARCO. MICHEAL: Member o the Senior data •DIAZ. USA Pep Club 11. CSMC 12. International Fan II. Cavaker Stall 12. Homecoming Committee 10. 11. 12; Senior Pep Club 12; Prom Committee 12 DiCHIARA. KATHRYN CUm PreMdent 9. 10; Qrh VoBeyball Team. Search Team II. tf.Gtri.' Badtetball Team 10.CSMC9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Chon 10. 11; Women'. Choir 12. Vice Prewdent 12. Internationa! Fair 10, 11 •DONLEVY. MARY: CSMC 12. National Honor Society 12. Senior CU.t Who. Who. John Carroll Rcpretentative to Model Senate 12. Queen ol Heart. Candidate 12 DUCMOCK. MELISSA International Fair 9. 11. Service Award. 10. 11; Senior Pep Club 12; Art Chib 12. Homecoming Committee. 11.12. CSMC 9. Prom Commit tee 12 f EGAN. THOMAS: Badietbafl Team 9. 10. 11. 12: Honoo Choir 10. II. 12. Inlra mural VoUeybaU 9. 10. It. 12. International Fan 11. 12. King ol Heart. Candidate 10. 12. Finabrt 12; Cavalier Stall 12. Art dub It. Men • Chotr 10. 11. Concert Choir 9. AO State Choir 11 ESTES. A USA Member ol the Senior CUm ETHRIDGE. ANDY: Men'. Choir 10. 11. Honor Choir 12. Secretary 12. AU State Choir 10. 11. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12. National Honot Sooety 11.12. CSMC 10. 11. 12. Dramatic 10.11. 12; International Fair 9.10. 11. 12. Service Award. 9. 10. 11.12. CUm Secretary 11. Liturgy Team 10. 11. 12. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 12. Night on Broadway II. Spannh Oub9; Art Club 10 EVANS. KAREN. Yearbook Stall 10. II. Art dub 11. 12; Homocoming Commit toe. 12; Sctwot Pep dub 12; Prom Committee 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 11; Liturgy Team 11; Service Award. 10 EVERITT. JOHNNIE: BatcboD 9. 10. 12. BatkdboH Team 9. DMarter Team 10. 11.12: Intramural VoUeybaU 12; Blood Drive Worker 11.12. FAWAL. DAVID: Dlua.ter Team 9. 10. 11. International Fa r 10. 11. 12. Intramv ral Volleyball II. 12; Choir 11. 12; Service Award. 9. 10. II. Who'. Who Amceig American High School Student. 12; Cavalier Stall Photographer 11. 12. Science Fair 9. 10. 11; TV Uturgy Team 10. 11. 12. All State Choir 12.CSMC9. 10 FAWAL. GINA: Student Council Reproentat.ve 10. 11. 12. Girl.' Vice Prcodent 12; Queen ot Heart. Candidate 9. lO. Women'. Chotr Preudent 11. Madrigal Chou 12. Secretary 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12, Sub Editor ol Cavalier Stall 12. Dramatic. 10. 11. 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 9. 10. 11. International Fair 9. 10. 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. Homecoming Committee 9. 10. 11. 12; Service Award lO. Night ol Broadway 12. Bank TeUer 9 FERGUSON. STEVE: fWer Team 9. 10, 11. 12. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12. Intramural VoUeybaU 11. 12. Cavalier MbkoI 12. King ot School Spirit Candidate 12. Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12. Service Award. 9. 10. 11. 12. Uturgy Team 9 FLEMMING. BILLY: Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12. Art Club 12. Intra mural VoUeybaU 9. 10. CSMC 9. 10 FLETCHER. MICHAEL: Member ol the Semor CUm FREY. MICHEAL: DtwUer Team 9.10. 11. Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. Homecom mg Committee 9. 10.12. Internal ! Fair 10. 1I.CSMC9. 10. II. 12 FRIEND. MARY: VarMty Cheeilader 11. 12. Student Council 10. 12; Yearbook Stall 12. Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12; CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12; Bank Telle. 9, Bank Board 9. Intramural Sport. 9. 10. 11, 12. International Fair 9. 10. 11. 12. Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 10; Service Award. 9. 11. 12. Prom Committee 12 GAGUANO. LARRY: Mu Alpha Theta 12. Football 10. 11. 12. BatebaQ 9. Intra mural VoUeybaB 12. Art dub 9. 10. CSMC 10. 11. 12. Senior Who'. Who 12. Inter national Fair 10. II. 12; Student Council 11. 12. Yearbook Stall 10. Homecoming Committee II. 12; Service Award. 9, 10. II. Liturgy Team 11. 12. Prom Committee 12 'GAMBALE. MARY: CSMC 11. 12; Pep dub 11. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. International Fair 11, 12; Literary Magazine 12; Yearbook Stall 12 GLOBETTI. MARIA Bank TeUer 9. 10, FHA 9. Homecommg Committee. 9. 10. 11. 12. International Fair 9. 10. II. 12. CSMC 10. II. 12, Pep Club 12; Prom Coro mittee 12. Service Award.9. 10. II. Football Cheerleader 12 GOLDMAN. PETER: Member ol the Serwot CUm “GORMAN MARY: Art Oub 12; Marching Band 10. Concert Band 10, Intramural VoUeybaU 10. 11 GRANT. LOUISE: Spa ruth Oub 10. Dnaiter Team 10. II. 12; Debate Team 10. 11. 12. Highitepper 10; Art Oub 11. 12. GRANT. TRACY: Concert Choir 9. 10. II. Women . Cheer 12; Pep Oub II; National Honor Society 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11: Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 11. Literary Magaime Stall 12. International Fair 10, II. Science Fair 9. 10. 11. ‘GREEN. CINDY: Ait Oub 9. CSMC 11. Pep Oub 12. Homecoming Committee 12. Intiamutal Volleyball 12; Ptom Committee 12. International Fair 12 GROVER. MARY: Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Bank TeUer 9. 10. Yearbook Stall 12. Queen ot Heart. Candidate 12; International Fair 9. Homecoming Committee 9. CSMC 9. 10.11.12 33 TRANSFER STUDENT Only Activ.tie at JCHS Lt.ted SENIOR INDEX GRUNDHOEFER. ANNA: BTeam Cheerleader, Varwty Cheerleader 11, 12. Head Baiketball Cheerleader 12. Qrl.' VdWybal! 9. 10. 11. 12; Girl.' Baikal ball 9. Woman .Chon 11. Honor. Choir 12. International Fair 10. II. Mu Alpha Theta II. 12. Quran d Heart. Candidate 9. 10. 11. 12. Service Award. 10. II; Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12. Who . Who Among Amencan High School Student! 11.12. All State Chon 11 GUARINO. C1.A11DIA Concert Band 9. 10. II. 12; Marching Band 9. 10. II. 12. Pep Club 12. International Fair 9. 11; Homecoming Committee 9. 12. Chiton Qub II. Spanlah Chib 9.10. HAMILTON. BRUCE: Member d the Senior Clan •HAIR. BRIAN; Member ol the Senior CUu •HAIR. CROSBY: Member o4 the Senior Clan •HAYNES. MICHEAL: Art Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Trea.urer 10. Football Team 9. Track 11. Intramural Sport. 9. 10. 11. Senior Pep Club 12: Service Award 10. Homecoming Committee 9. 10. II. 12 HENDERSON. DANA: CSMC 9. 10. Vanity Cheerleader 11.12. International Fair 10. 11. 12; Homecoming Committee 10. 11. 12; Homecoming Queen 12, Queen ol Hearti Candidate 9. 10. 11. lit Alternate 9. Night on Broadway 9. Cirh Track Team 9. 10; Yearbook Stall 10. 12, Aiwtant Head Football Cheerleader 12. HICKS. MELISSA Cheerleader VarWy Baiketball 12; Pep Oub 9. 10. 11. Senior Pep Oub 12; Homecoming Activttie. 9. 10. 11. 12; Service Award. 11. Internationa! Fair 10. 11. CSMC 9. Prom Committee 12. Spannh Chib 9. 10 •HIU.EGASS. VERA: Vice Preudent ol the Sen we Claw HOLTZCLAW. PHILIP Art Chib 12 •HONEYCUTT. TODD: Mu Alpha Thru 12; Dramatic. II. 12. Concert Chou 11. Honor. Choir 12. International Faie 11. Night on Broadway 11. 12; Ail State Choir 11.12 HOOD. RITA: Concert Band 9. Marching Band 9. Art Chib 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 11. Science Fair 12. Literary Magazine 12; French Oub 12. Pep Chib 12, Yearbook Stall 10. 12. International Fair 10. 11 HOPKINS. STEPHEN: Member ol the Senior Cum HOUSER. DEBBIE: BTeam Cheerleader. Vanity Cheerleader 11. 12. Head Foot ball Cheerleader 12; Choir II. CUu Secretary 9. International Fair 10. 11. Service Award. 10. 11. Yearbook Stall 12. Intramural Sport. 9. 10. 11. 12. Honor Roll •HULEN. TARA: Cavolette 12. Student Council Trimmer 12 HUNTSINGER. JAMES: Member ol the Seme Claw HUTTO. DAVID: CSMC 10. 11. 12. Cavalier Stall 12; Intramural VoUeybaS 9. 10. 11.12; Yearbook Stall 10. King ot Heart. Canhdate 11.12; International Fair 9. lO. Homecoming Committee 9. 10 IPPOUTO. ANTHONY: Member ol the Senior C!a� � JEFFERSON. PAT: Football 9. GoB Team 9. 10. 11. 12; King d School Sp.nl Can didate 12; CSMC 10. II. 12. Track Team 10. 11. Concert Choir 11. Men .Choir 12; Service Award. 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Chib 9. 10. Liturgy Team 10. II. International Fair 9.10. 11.12 JOHNSON. RACHEL. Member ol the Senlot Cla.. JOHNSON. RAVILUA: Sp nUh Chib 10. II. 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Interna rionaI Fair 11; Homecoming Committee 11; Intramural Volleyball 10. Prom Comm tee 12 JONES. TERRY: Member ol the Senior Cla . JOSEPH. DENISE: CSMC 10. 11.12; Mu Alpha Theta 12. National Horn Society 12. Vice Preudent 12. Yearbook Stall 12. Literary Magazine Stoll 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Vice Preudent 12; Women . Choir 11; Hooor. Chou 12. Concert Choir Secertary 12. All State Chou 11. 12. Who . Who Among American High School Student. 12; Service Award. 10. II. International Fan 10. 11. Science Fair 10. 11; Ntglit on Broadway 12 •KAHRS. CELESTE: CSMC 10. International Fair 10. Who . Who Among Amen can High School Student. 12. Homecoming Committee 12. Spaniel Chib 10. Pep Club 12; Dramatic. 12. Service Award 10. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12. Science Fair 10 KARRH. VIVIAN: ILghuepper 11. 12. CoHead Hmhrtepper 12. iMramurol Vd ley ball 12. Who . Who Among American High School Student. 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Tr«a urer 12; Vice President ol Junk Claw 11. Bank Teller 9. 10; Secretary ol the Sophomore Cla . 10. Night 8to� dw-ay 11. Homecoming Committee. 10. II. 12; Queen d Heart. Candidate 9. 10. 11. 12 KEMP. TRACI: Chou 9. 10. 11. 12. Women . Chorr II. 12; Pep Chib 10. 11; Year book Stall 9. II . 12. Binine . Editor 12; Lrterary Magazine Stall 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. National Hooor Society II. 12 Mu Alpha Theta II. 12. Intramural Volley ball 10; S tvice Award 9. 10. 11. 12. AH State Choir 11. 12. Who . Who Among American High School Student. 11. International Fair 9. 10. 11. 12, T.V Liturgy Team 12 Homecoming Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. Senlot Cla.. Officer. Secretary 12. John Carrdl Repreientativ to Model Senate 12 KHAUL. WALID: Math Team 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12. Cheu Chib 12. French Chib 11.12, Soccer Team 11,12. International Fad 12; Marchmg Band 12; Concert Band 12. Intramural Volleyball 12. Jazz Band 12 •KNIGHTON. TERRI: Honor. Choir 11.12, Homecoming Committee 12; Ad State Choir 11. 12 LAROCK. MARIA: Art Chib 9. International Fair 9. LAVETTE. LEE: Yearbook Stall 11. 12. Bank Teller 10. Cavaber Staff 12; Student Council Representative 11. Tteoaurrt 12; Junior Claw Trea.urer 11; Queen d Heart. Candidate 12; Intramural VdleybaU 9. 10. 11. 12. Dramatic. 11. Women . Choir 11. Chou Of I wet 11. International Fair 9. 10, 11. 12; Night on Broadway 10. Homecoming Commit 9. 10. 11. 12; French Club 9. 10; CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12 •LAWSON. COLLEEN: Senior Pep Chib 12; Homecoming Commute . 10. 11. 12. CSMC 11. 12. International Fair 10. 11. Art Oub 10. Queen d Heart. Comnunee. 12. Homecoming A .terribly 12, Prom Comma!re. 12 •LIBERTO. KENT: Member d the Senior Claw TOCASIO. GREG: Member d the Senior Cla� � LOVELESS. CHRIS: Tetwu Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Latin Chib 9. 10. Pep Chib 12. Internationa! Fair 10. II. 12; Intramural VoieybaU 10. II. 12. Queen d Heart. CommMlee 12; Service Award 9 LOWE. RUSSELL Honoe. Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Football Trainer 9. 10. 11. 12; 8a. ketboll Trainer 9. 10. 11. Soccer Trainer 11; Cavalier Staff 11. 12; Diw.ter Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Captain 11. Senior Clow Who'. Who. Qrl.' BaiketbaS Trainer 11 LUCAS. JOSEPH f ootball Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Honor. Chou II. 12. Intramural Sport. 11. 12. Night on Broadway 11. 12. International Fair 11. 12. Dramatic 12. Liturgy Team 10. 11. CSMC Vice President 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Sctenre Fair 9. 10. 11. Student Council Repreumtativc 10; Who . Who Among American High School Student. II. 12; Cavalier Staff 12. Queen of Heart. Committee. 12 LUCIA. ANNIE: Homecoming Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Qub II. Vice Preildent 12. International Fad 9. 10. 11 Prom Committee 12 MACKINAW. JOHN: Wer.tkng Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Intramural Sport. 11. 12; Pep Oub 12 MAPLE. LENA: Member ol Ihe Senior Cla.. MARENO. ROSS: Golf Team 11. Liturgy Team II. Dtu.ter Team 11. 12: Interna tlonol Fad 10. 11, 12. Intramural Volleyball 11,12. Football Team 12 MCCARTHY. KEVIN: Wrcrtling Team 9. 10. II. 12.GoMTeam9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Chib 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Intramural Volleyball II, 12; Who'. Who Among American High School Student. 12; Crow Country 12. International Fan 9. 10 McCarthy. SUSAN: Yearbook Staff 9. International Fan 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 9. 11. 12. National Hooor Society 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12. Service Award 11. Who . Who Among American High School Student. 11 McDOWELL. ROBYN: Night on Broadway 11. CSMC 10. 11. 12. Art Oub 10. 11 •McEWEN. SHARON: Drama Oub 11, International Fair 11. CSMC 11. French Oub 12. Pep Chib 12 •McGEE. JACK- Member d Ihe Senlot Claw •McNALLY. ANNE: Member d ihe Serum CU� . MEADOR. CONNIE: Member d the Sen Clew MESSINA. NANETTE: Orta VoBeybail Team 10. 11. 12. International Fad 9. 10. 11. l2.Girl� - Bather hall Team 10. 11; Women . Chou 11; Homecoming Commute 9. 10. II. 12. CSMC 9.10 MIDDLESWORTH. MICHAEL Football Team 9. 10. Art Club 11. 12. Pep Club 12; Intramural Sport. 12 MONTALBANO. PATRICIA CSMC 9. 10. 12. Intnnaetonal Fad 9. Student Coun oil Re preventative 10. Concert Choir 9. Honor. Choir 10. 11. 12. Liturgy Team 10. Senior Claw Treaturer 12. Intramural VolkyboB II. 12. Cavalier Staff 12. AU State Chou 12 •MONTGOMERY. COLE. Pep Chib 12. Intramural Sport. 11. 12 MYERS. JEFF: CSMC 9. 10. Concert Choir 9. 10. 11; Honor. Choir 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Literary Magazine Staff 11 NARO. EDITH: Student Council Reprcenlatlve 9. Queen d Heart. Carxhdale 9. Homecoming Committee. 9. 12. CSMC 10. Highttcppcr. 11; Senior Pep Chib 12. Cavaber Staff 12. Night on Broadway 11. International Fad 9 NARRAMORE. CAMI- Student Council Reprcenlatlve 9. 10. Queen d Heart. Candidate 9. Intramural VoUeybol 11. 12. Vanity Baiketball Cheerleader 12; Con cert Choir 11. Women . Chou 12. Trecurcr 12; Queen d Heart. Committee 10. International Fad 10. II. 12. Homecoming Commute. 10. 11. Night on Broadway 10 NEIL. DOUGLAS: Football Team 9. 10. 11. 12. BavrbaD Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Ba� ketbaB Team 9. 10. II. Track Team 12; Men • Chou 10. Honor. Chou 11. 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Preudent 12. Liturgy Team 9, 10. International Fair 11. 12. Dramatic. 12: Intramural Volleyball II. 12. Scianca Fad 9.10. 11. Who'. Who w American High School Student. 11. Cavalier Stall 12 NGUYEN. THAI: Member d Ihe Senior Claw OBERING. LINDA: CSMC 10. II. 12, Woenen Chou 11. Honor. Chon 12; Home coming Commute.- 10. 11. 12, Gui.' VdleybaU 9. 10. Orb Baiketball 9. 10. Search Team 11.12. Literary Magazine Staff 11 O'BRIEN. BARBARA: National Honor Society II. 12. Mu Alpha Theta It 12. Dramatic. 9. 10. 12. T V Liturgy Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council Reprereota live 10, 12, Yearbook Staff 12. Lderary Magazine Staff 12; International Fair 11, 12; CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Service Award. 9. 10. 11. 12. Homecoming Committee. 10. 11.12. Senior Claw Who . Who 12. Queen d Heart. Candidate 10. 11. 12 O'GARA. PATRICIA: Art Oub 10. 11 . 12 Diui.ter Team 11. Seruor Pep Club 12 ORTH. JOE: Talent Exchange 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Ditatter Team 9. 10. 11. Baiketball Team 9. Golf Team 10. 11. Science Fair 9. 10. 11. 12. Night on Broadway 10, 11. Service Award. 9. 10. 11. 12. Math Team 10. 11, 12, Concert Band 11, 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; International Fan 10. 11; Intra mural Volleyball 11. 12 PARKER. ALLEN Art Qub 12; Diw.ter Team 10. II. 12. Officer 12. Homccom mg Committee 12. Service Award. 11. Intramural Volleyball 9. 10, 11 PERRYMAN. SHERRELL: Women . Chotr 10. 11. Madrigal Ctu.r 12. Queen d School Spirit Candidate. Queen 12; Ughrlepper 11.CSMC9. 10. II. 12. Fnendbct Freeman Girt 9; Literary Magazine Stall 9. 10. Homecoming Committee. 9. 10. 11, 12; International Fad 9. 10. 11. Night on Broadway 9. 10. 11. 12; Senior Who . Who Candidate 12;PcpClub9. 10. Vice Pre.ident ol the Madrigal Choir PETERSON. CINDY: Member d the Seiuor Claw PILATO. VINCENT: Senior CU«. Pre.ident 12. Wer.tlmg Team 10. 11. 12. Mu Alpha Theta II. 12. Cavaber Staff 12. Dramatic 12. Science Fad 11, 12; Intramural VdleybaU 11. 12; International Fad 11. 12, Who . Who Among American High SchodStudent. II. 12 PITTMAN. JOHN: Football Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Ba ebaI19. 10. 11. 12 CSMC 11 12. Send Claw Who . Who 12. Intramural Sport. II, 12. King d Heart.Candidate 9. 10. 11. Hanoi.Chotr 11. 12; AU StateChod II PLOURDE. TOM: Art Chib II. Ofl er 12; Intramural VdleybaU 11. 12. Madrigal Choir 12; Prom Committee. 11, 12. Literary Magazine Arti� t 11. 12; CSMC II. Yearbook Photographer 12. Homecoming Committee. 11.12 POINDEXTER. CARMELITA: CSMC 12. Art Oub 12; Night on 8toadway 11. International Fad 10. 11. French Club 9. Hoenecoming Commitlee II. Senior Pep Oub 12. Lderary Magazme Staff 11. Diui.ter Team 10 POTOCNIK. STEVE: Art Oub 9. 10. Bank Board 9. lO. International Fair 10. 11. Senior Pep Oub 12. Homecoming Committee 12. Dt a� ter Team 12 PRICE. MICHEAL 1 ootbeU Team 9. 10. BarkctbaE Team 9. 10. 11. Men'. Chou 9. 10. Honot.Chou 11. 12. All State Chou 9. 10. 11. l2;Diuuei Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Lieutenant 11. 12; Che.. Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Preudent 10. 11. 12. International Fair 10. 11. Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Homecoming Committee 11. Seme Who . Who 12, Service Award 10.11 QUIGGLE. WES Batebafl 9. 10. Soccer 11. 12. CSMC 9. 10. Art Oub 9. 10. 11. 12. Modrtjal Chdr 12. International Fair 9. |0. 11. Intramural VdleybaU 9. 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 11. 12; Senior Claw Who . Who 12. Literary Magazine Arti.t 34 TRANSFER STUDENT - Only Acfivtlie. at JCHS Li.te-d SENIOR INDEX 12. French Club 9.10. CavaWr Stall 12. Sn« Award 9.10 RAGUSA. MARIAN Pep Oob 12. Homecoming Comnyttec 11. 12; International Feu 10. II.CSMC 10. Prom Committee 12 'REED. BEVERLY: CSMC 11. Pep Club 11. French Club 9. Internet). ! Feir ID. Art Oub 10, LKerary Magazine Stall 9; Queen ol Heart Candidate 9; Yearbook Stall 10. Homecoming Committee 10. Women’ Choir 10. II. Madrigal Choir 12. Duett et Teem 9 REICH. ELIZABETH: CSMC 9. 10, 11. 12; Yearbook Stell 12. Internettonel Feir 9. 10. II, 12. Intramural Sport 10. 11. 12. Vertity Football Cheerleader 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12; Senior Cla . Who Who. Queen of Heart Candidate 9. 10. Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. 1 1 Runner Up. Homecoming Committee 10. 11. 12, Women’ Choir 11.12; Student Council Representative 11; Bank Teller 9. Service Award 11. Night on Broadway 10 REID. RICHARD: Member of the Senior Oa.i RENDA. NICK Football Team 9. 10. 11. 12, Ba ebaft Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Baiket ball Team 9. 10; Intramural Sport. 9. 10. II. 12. Art Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Interna I tonal Fair 9. 10.11.12 RENTA. PAUL: Football Team 9. 10. II. 12. Art Club 10. II. 12. International Fair 11; King ol Heart Candidate 11 RESHA. JAMES: Member of the Senior Clan ROBERTA. ANDREW: Quarter Team 11. 12. International Tau II. 12. Football Team 12. Baiket ball Team 9. Intramural Sport 11. 12 ROBINSON. PAUL: Math Team 9. 10, 11. Dwaiter Team 9. 10. Ftench Oub 12. Che Oub 12; Literary Magazine 12. Butmeu Manager. Who Who Among Amen can High School Student 12. National Merit SchoUrtMp Ftnalxt 12 Service Award 9. 10. 11. International Fair 11. 12. National Honor Society 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12. Science Fan 9. 10. 12. Intramural Volleyball 11. Senior CU s Who Who 12 ROGERS. ROBERT: Member ot the Senior CU� . ROMANO. GINA: Member ol the Senior Claw ROMANO. PAUL: Quarter Team 11. 12. Liturgy Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Oub 9. 10. Men Choir 9, 10; Honor Chorr II. 12. Treaturer 12; CSMC 10. 11.12. Inter national Fair 9. 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Stall 11. Mu Alpha Thela 11. 12. Search Team 10. II. 12; Service Award. 9. 10. 11. 12 ROSATO. MICHELLE: Fre� hman CU a Treaturer 9. CSMC 9. 10. 11. B-Team Cheerleader 10. Varrtty Cheerleader 12. Yearbook Sull 10. 11. 12. Editor 12. Queen ol Heart Candidate 10. Who’ who Among American High School Student II 12. Mu Alpha Thela II. 12; Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. 11. International Fan 10. II. 12. Makeup Committee Dramatic 9. Award ol Merit 10. 11. 12 'ROYfJl. JILL: Art Oub 11.12; CSMC 11. Madrigal Cheat 12 Dramatic 12 RYCE. SHERRI Member ol the Sen Clan RYLES. MAUREEN: Matching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Symphonic Band 9.10. II. 12. Women' Choir II. Honor Choir 12. All State Choir 11. 12. Flag Cotpt 11; Debate Club 12. CSMC 10. 11. Queen ol Heart Candidate II SAZERA. TODD: Football Team 9; Art Club 11. 12 SCALICt. JOHN: Pretidcn! ot the Freshman Cla� 9. King ot School Spoil 12. Foot bad Team 9. 10. II. 12. Baseball Team 9. 10. 11. King ot Heart. Candidate 9. 10. 12. Pep Club 12. InUmitionaJ Fair 11 ■SOANDHA. LINDA Concert Chow 9. 10. Ait Chib 11. Prom Comnuttee 12 SCOGGINS. ANGELA: Highrteppet 10. II. 12. Head Hightiepper 12. Bank Teller 9. 10. Quarter Team 9. 10. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12. Night on Broadway 10. Con cert Chore 9. 10,11. Women' Chou 12. International Fair 9. 10 SCOTT. RAYMOND Football Team 9. 10. 11. 12. BaUetbaU Team 9. 10. Bate ball Team 9, National Hceiot Society II. 12. Mu Alpha Theta II. 12. CSMC 12; Honor Choir II. 12; Intramural VofteybaB 12. Internalnnal Fan 10. II. 12. Service Award 9. 10. 11. Dramatic 12. Math Team 9; Science Fair 9. 10. 11. Art Club 12. Homecoming Committee 10. 11; King ol Heart Candidate 10. Intramural Batket ball 11. 12 SEARCY. TIM: Liturgy Team 9. 10. II. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. International Fair 9. 10. Math Team 9. lO. Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. 11.12. Service Award 9. 10. 11. 12. Men’. Chou 11. Madngal Chou 12. Prevalent 12. Who’ Who Among American High School Student 11. Che Chib 11. 12. Night on Broadway 12. Sci ence Fair 9. 10. 11; AB State Chotr 12. Homecoming Committee 10. U.Orchertra lor Choral Concert 11.12 SEIFERT. JENNIFER: Student Council Representative 9. 11. 12 Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Secretary 12. National Honoe Society II. 12. CSMC 10. 11. 12. Honor Chou 10. 11. 12. AB State Chou 9. 10. 11. l2. Dwtrict Solo Feral ! 12, TV Liturgy Music Director 9. 10. 11. 12. Track Team 9. 10. Crow Country Team 9. 10. Girl ’ VofteybaB 9. 10. 11. 12. All Tournament VofteybaB Team 9. 10. II. 12. Gut ’ Ba kctbaO Team 9. 10. 11. Dramatic 12. International Fair 9. 10, 11. 12. Senior Who' Who 12 SHARBEL. DENISE: CSMC 9.10. Senior Pep Chib 12. International Fair 9 SHORT. GAIL CSMC 9. 10. II. Debate Team 11. 12. International Fail 11. 12. Yearbook Stall 12. Who' Who Among American High School Student 12. Horn cooing Committee 12 SILVER. PATTI Member ot the Senior Cla t SIMON. JACK: CSMC 12. National Honot Socerty 11.12. Trea uier 12. Baiketbafl Team 9. International Fan 10. II. 12; Intramural Volleyball 10. 11. 12. Mu Alpha Thela II. 12. Men’ Chou 11. Service Award 9. 10. II. Who Who Among Amen can High School Student 11; Cavalier Stall 12. Night on Bcoadway 11.12. Dramat k 12. Math Team 9. 10. II. Science Fau 9. 10. 11. Homecoming Committee 10. 11. King ot Heart Camfcdatr 12. TV LHurgy Team 10. U. Men’ Choir 12 SIMMONS JUANA: Member ot the Senior Oa SIMS. DAVID Member of the Senior CU . SIZEMORE. MELANIE Women'.Cho 12. Senior Pep Chib 12 SKINNER. DAVID: National Honor Society 11. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Che Chib 11. 12. Science Club 10. Matching Band 9. 10. Concert Band 9. 10. Science Fan 9. 10. II. Talent Eachage 12. Service Award 9. 10. II. Inlemarional Fait 9. 10. 11. Intramural VoleybeB 12: Math Team 9. 10. 11.12 SMITH. BRIAN Matching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Jazz Band 9. 10. Art Club 9. Track Team 10. Cavalier Stall 10. Literary Magazine Sull 11. Night on Broadway Stag Crew 9. 10. CSMC 12. International Fair 9. 10 SPALDING. KATHRYN Marching Band 9 10. II. Concert Band 10. II. CSMC 11. International Fau 9. 10. It SPERANDO. GINA: Gut ’ Volleyball 9. 10. II. Concert Chou 9. GM Batket ban lO; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12. Senior Pep Oub 12. Bank Board 9. 10. International Fau 9. 10, 11. Homecoming Committee 9. 10. II. 12. CSMC 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Oub 9. 10.11 “STANLEY. LINDA- Member of the Senior CUta STEFANU. SONYA: Gbit’ Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12. Girl ’ Baiketball 9. 10. 11. Gkrh’ Tenrut Team 9. 10. II. 12; CSMC 9. 11, 12. Queen ol Heart Candidate II. Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. Pep Club 12. Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. 12. Senior Clan Who’ Who. Homeromarg Committee 9. 10. 11. 12; International Fair 9. 10 STRONG. BETH: Concert Band 9. 10. 11.12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Inter national Fair 10.12; CSMC 11; Homecoming Committee 9. 10. 11 SOCHEY. CONSTANCE CSMC 10. International Fair 10. II. 12. Pep Oub 11 12. Treaturer 11. President 12; Homecoming Commit tee II. 12. Queen ol Heart Candidate 10. Queen of School Spirit Candidate 12 SULUVAN. CHRIS: Football Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Bate ball Team 9.10. God Team 12. International FaW 9. 10. 11; Intramural Volleyball II. 12. Intramural BaiketbaU 11. 12. CSMC 11. 12. Service Awardt 10. 11; Homecoming Committee 11. 12. So ence Fair 10 SULLIVAN. PAT: International Fair 9. Intramural VofteybaB 12; Tenru Team II. 12. CSMC 12; Service Award 9. 10. 11. Art Chrb 12. Pep Club 9. Homecoming Committee 9, 10. II. 12. Soence Fau 10 Men Chou 10. 11. Kingoi Heart� Cand. dale 11 SULLIVAN. ROBERT: Sophnomor Claw Treaturer 10. Pep Oub 9. 10. 11. Vice Prewdent 11. Concert Chou 9. 10. II. 12. Madrigal Choir 12. Parliamentarian 12. Crot Country Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Track Team (Outdoor) 9. 10. 11. 12; Football Stall !ictan 10. II. 12. Wrestling Statistician 10. II. 12; Service Award 9. 10. II. Student Council Boy Vic Prevalent 12. Who' Who Among American High School Student 12. King of Heertt Candidate 9. CSMC 9. Sacristan 10. 11. 12. Liturgy Team 9. 10. It. 12. Dramatic 12. Intramural Volleyball 12; Search Team 11. 12; Bank Teller 9. International Fair 9. 11 •SULUVAN. THOMAS Art Club 11.12; Service Award II. Dramatic Light Crew 11. 12. Night on Broadway 12; Intramural Volleyball I. 12. Freshmen Retreat Team 12 SUTTER. RHONDA: CSMC 9. 10. 11. Homecoming Committee 10. II. Senior Pep Oub 12. International FaU 12 TATE. BILLY: Latin Club 9. Soccer Team 12. Literary Magazine SuH 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11.12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12. Art Oub 12. Intramural Volleyball 11. 12; Service Award 11. Night on Broadway 11. 12; Liturgy Team 12. Drum Captain ot Marching Band 12: Jazz Band 11. 12. THOMAS. CHRISTOPHER: Football Team 9. 10. It. 12. Yearbook Stall 11.12. Intramural VofteybaB 12. Honor Choir II. 12; Who' Who Among American High School Student 12: International Fan 11. 12. AO Slate Choir 12 THOMAS. DAVID Member of the Senior da . THRASHER. CHRISTINE Member of the Sen - CU« TODD. USA Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Stall 10. 11. 12. Photography Editor 12; Women’ Chow 11. 12. International Fair 10. Prom Committee 11. 12; Horae coming Committee 9. 10. 11,12 TORTOMASE. LEA: Art Club 1112. Intramural VofteybaB 11 TORTORIGI. DENISE: Member of Senior CU . TRAN. DUKE: Member ol Ihe Senior Claw TYSON. SANDRA: Member of the Senior CU VARAGONA. RENA Yearbook Stall 10. 11. 12 Editor 12 VURANO. ANN CSMC 9. 10. Homecoming Committee 9. Liturgy Team 9. II. Women' Chou 10. Honor Choir 11.12. Literary Magazine Stall 11. 12. AB State Choir 11. 12. Senior CUm Poet 12 VIRE.S. AUTHOR Member of the Sen CUm WALTERS. BETH Guh’ VofteybaB 9. 10. 11. Gul ’ Tenru Team 9. 10. 11. 12. CSMC 9. 10. Homecoming Comnuttee 9. International Fau 9. Yearbook Staff 9. Intramural VofteybaB 9. 10 WATSON. PATRICIA Art Oub 9. 10. 11. 12. Intramural VofteybaB 9. 10. 11. International Fair 11 WATTS. DALE Art Oub 9. Cavafter Stall 12. International Fau 10. Baiket baft Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Captain 11.12. Football Team 9. 10. 11 12. AB County Foot baBTeam II. 12 WEDAMAN. CURT: Member of the Senior CU . WIGGINS. MARIA; CSMC9. IO. Highatepper 10. II. 12. ArtOub9. 10. ll.FHA 9. Prom Committee 11.12: Intramural VoUeyhaB 11. Queen of Heart Candidate 9. Senior CU Who Who 12. WILBORN. LYNDON: Member of the Senior CU . WILLIAMS. ISRAEL Footbafl Team 9. Ba ketball Team 9. IO. Art Chib 11. 12. CSMC 11. 12. Intramural VofteybaB 12. Intramural Baiketbafl 12 WILLIAMS. RANDY: Art Oub 10. 11. CSMC 9. 12. BatketbaD Team 9. Nighl on Broadway 11. 12. International Fau 9. Homecoming Committee 11. Concert Band II. 12. Preudent 12. Marchmg Band 11. 12. Intramural VofteybaB II. 12. Who’ Who Among American High School Student 12 WILSON. SAM: Member of the Senior CU . WOLANSKI. RON Member of the Senior CU WOODS. DARRYL: Member of the Serve CUm WOODS. DESMOND BatketbaB Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Footbafl Team 11. 12. Art dub 9; Homecoming Committee 11 YESTER. MATT: Ba ketbaB Team 9. 10. 11. lntramutal VofteybaB 9. 10. 11 12. Art Club 9. 10. 11. Homecoming Committee 9. 10 YOUNGBLOOD. SUSAN. Art Oub 12. Cavaber Staff 12. Intramural VofteybaB 11. 12. CSMC II. 12 •YOUNGERS. LAURA. An Coub 12; Homeconeng Comnuttee 12 ZAMUDIO. SO LANGE French Oub Secretary 12. Drama Oub Secretary 10. 11. 12. CSMC 10. Mu Alpha Thela 11; International Fan 9. 10. 11 Pep Oub 12. Make up Committee lor Dramat 11 ZARZAUR. JEANNETTE: CSMC 10 lnternat ial Fau 10. 11. Pep Oub 12. Soc cet Team 12 ZARZAUR. JEANNINE VoUeybaS Manager 11. 12. Grit Batketball II. 12; Gal ' Soccer Team 11. 12: International Fair 10. 11. Pep Club 12 35 TRANSFER STUDENT - Only Activities at JCHS Listed CLASS DAY Class Day. as always, was a very big part of the celebration of the graduation ceremonies. The Class of 82 held their Class Day at Our Lady of Sorrows church. At this ceremony, various awards are given to many commendable students. Among these awards are the Third Degree Knights of Columbus Award, The Serra Club Award, The Floyd Meshad Trophy, The Tom Banks Trophy, and The Pat Sullivan Trophy. Also, all scholarships are announced, and winners are recognized. Joey Lucas receives the Pat Sullivan Trophy Ann recites the class poem Mike and Mike proudly march inf Vince Pilato. ih claw president, welcomes all JUNIORS Dents Alcock Richard Alder son Claude Alesce Tommy Alexander Michelle Alfano Rachel Alfano Theresa Alfano Laura Altcs Monica Austin Joe Ayers Brenda Bahakel Pat Bailey Donna Beck Allison Berst Mike Binder Becky Berte Duane Bivins Lisa Bivins Kim Blackman Abe Boackle Jackie Boggan Horace Bonner Nancy Bowman Kyn Bradford Pari Bragan Holly Brasher Maria Brothers Michael Bryant Julie Burns John Burrows Marla Butero Roxanne Calamusa Tomeka Caldwell Karen Calma Vincent Caltagirone Gena Cameron Jeriana Campbell Stephanie Carey Glenn Carter David Cates Kevin Cavender Karla Ca enave Anita Chiarella Jason Clum Coleen Coats Scott Cody Michael Coglan Lucre!in Colburn John Coley SENIORS OF TOMORROW 38 Sean Connery Cio g Cooper Kathy Coput Veronica Costello Chrtt Cull EdCutfck Chrtt CuMtnano Francis Cusimano Sherri Dale Kathy Davit Michael Defrank Chcry! Del bruno John Dewitt Chrlt Dlchlara Don Dichiara Mark Dtckman Mary Dickson John Dolan Greg Dowling Brian Dunagan Rachel Dyar Mike Edge Anna Edwards Keilye Elliott Robert English Martin Fadlevtch Joann Falgout Lavender Farris Ertkine Faush John Flanagan Katherine Fletcher Kkm Flood Landy Fox Molly French Cherle Frey Rots Gaghano Laurie Gardner Tom Gentle Frand Guvdina Tully Gtbb Judi Glover Gma Godwin Susan Gonzales Aileen Goazlez Arthur Graclanette Bart Gray Alltton Green Lia Guarino Rose Guliotto Julie Guttln Tritha Hagerty Kristi Halbrookt Ezra Hamilton Rome Ida Hamilton Paula Henderson Alicia Hill Mike Hill Lee Hillcgass Kent Holer John Holman Joy Holmes Jim Holt Angela Howard 39 Tim Hughes Debra Hunter Thercm Hurt! Suvan Innnna Billy Jones Terry Jones Rhonda Johnson Tracey Johnson Tim Kerper Jennifer Koslulk Sophie Krahenbuhl Craig Kuntr Jun Lalisan Fanehcr Lane Jayme Lartigue Frankie Latham Betty Jo Latsis Barbara L«desma Chris Llbcrto Mary l.ocoslo Joseph Lombardo Thersa Lortno Honey Bee Mabius Scott Macinaw Kate Macmahon Jocelyn Major Billy Mara Mark Martin Steve Martin Mary Mastoras Sabrina MeAphee Jack McCann Tim McGowan Claire Mikos Mike Miranda Rebecca Mitchell Ruben Mitchell Cheryl Morgan Rich Morgan Tanya Mory Jamie Murphy Mary Murphy Gerald Neavet Todd Neil Wanda Nesbitt Ten Newsome Mlnh Ngo Stephen Nosor Joanne Palmer Patti Parker Torn Parker Niels Pearson Jane Perryman Shaun Petant Due Phan 40 Gary Pharo Tamara Phillip Scolt Pierce Donna PiUiferl Vic Pocopannl Ctndi Pothemus Steven Po t Gsna Potocnlk James Powell Todd Prater Greg Prather Latina Pullum Johnlta Rand Eileen Reilly Matthew Renda Donna Reynold Stephanie Reynold ErKh Richey David Ricker Joseph Roberta Michelle Rourko Joe Rul Jlmbo Salem Robert Scarvey Jahanna Sctro Tammy Scott Billy Sherrill Art Shehan Sherry Short Donna Shunnarah Freddy Shunnarah Jimmy Shunnarah Raymond Shunnarah Victor Shunnarah Rosiyn Simon Rosemary Slrcmorc Calvin Smith Jonathon Smith Marie Sperando Ronald Strother Derek Swain Scott Swindle Karen Tamburcll Lee Ann Thompson Jude Tombrcllo Trl� ha Tombrcllo Rot Tortortgi Mary Underwood Karen Tudlico Mike Upshaw Dominique Urthalar Mark Vickcr Valencia Walker Jill Weeks Joe Well. Reginald White Kevin Whitaker Kim Wilkes John Wilker Aundna Williams Lynn William Tyese Wilharm Brad Wright 41 SOPHOMORES Cathy Adam Ed Alvey Betsy Andrews Nathan Antonio Trace Arm� trong Kartna Baldwin Frannle Banlle Drew Bertclla Kathy Bethel! Craig Biddle Theresa Blum Russell Boacklc Shane Boatright Claude Bock John Boggan Steve Bohata Leo Boohaker Leslie Bragan Andrew Branscomb Scott Brooks John Brothcns Brian Brown Lanier Brown Michael Bruno Chrl Buckley Mark Buford Dale Burrow Gall Burrows Chrl Busier Theresa Bylngton Angellque Camp Theresa Camponalta Scott Carlin Tommy Cascbere Lauren Chapman Tim Chapman Earl Qay Larry Coleman Sammy Contorno George Corvln Steven Croom Latarra Cunningham Sean Curry Andrea Davis Eva Davis David DeArau|o Amy DiBona Rogelio Dieguo Randy Dixon CLASS OF ’84 42 Bobby Donald Anne Don levy Cota Durham Mary Ann Dyson Kim Eberhardt Lei Ellis Mary Emig Dan England Jeff Evans Kim Falkcnburg Michelle FaUetta Marla Fater Joan Fcrrettl Juile Foster Beth Fox Tony Gagltano Bryan Gaines John Galta Louie Gast Rob Gerehaw Teresa Gr ado Annette Gonzales Barbara Grimes Richard Gross Jane Grundhoefer Maria Guervara John Gurganus Genie Gustin Walter Hamilton Catherine Hankins Kelly Harder Edgar Harper Druar.no Harris Chuck Hendrick Shannon Herrell Bobby Hopton Jones Phillip Hudspeth Darron Hunter Gina lmhof David Ireland Bill Johnson Pam Jordan Rosie Joseph Jay Jullano Gracie Kendrick Dawn Kennedy Tony Kenny Tony King Kyle Kirkwood Kurt Knoppe Stephen Kostulk John Kubas Dem Lalnan Patricia Lanzl Rhonda Larkin 43 Connie Larussa Paul Lavclle Adrienne Lee David Lett Ondy Lctchman Dana Lewis Janet Lewis Edward Lewis Steve Lindsay Chris Long Susan Lou Catherine Lovoy Mark Lucas Sura fine Lueken Terri Mara Katy Martin Kris Martinet Randy McAdory Sarah McAnulty Earl McCollum Calvin McCrevan John McElory Kecla McGlothan Alford McLlsh Pat Mikos CUff Miller James Mitchell Capriccia Morad Tracy Moore James Morgan Julie Muro Kathy Mus Faatih Nadir John Naro Greg Nell Ham Nguyen Marla Nguyen Rick Ntoion Danny O’Gara John Orth Richard Overbeck Barbara Palmer Brenda Panter Deimarchie Patton Darryl Paxton Russell Penfleld Meh Pennington Ha Phan Sam PtUltcri Greg Mourde Rosemary Pollock Claudio Pombo Jerome 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ROBERT CRAWFORD SR MARY CATHERINE FLYNN PEGGY HALL PATRICIA DUDLEY MARY GADILHE BILL HAMILTON PHYLUSCLAY « LEE FISHER MICHAEL GADILHE GRACE COMBER THERESE FLANAGAN TRICIA GUY 52 JOHN CARROLL FACULTY FR TIMOTHY HILL NANCY JAMES FR RAYMOND KEISER DAVID KILCOYNE ANN KING JAMES KIRCHER CATHY LEE JOSEPH MILAZZO HELEN MILLER FR MARTIN MULLER NORVELLE PENRUDDOCKE CHARLES PETfTO ROBERT POTTER JO ANN REILLY KATHERINE RICHARDS SR DOMINICA RIGOTTI MARY ANN ROY JOHNSCOZZARO SR MARY SUSAN SEVIER JOSEPHE SICOLA WAYNE SIRMON CATHERINE SPERANDO PEGGY SYKES SUSAN TURNER EMORY WEBRE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE CHARLES DICKINSON JOYCE FOX SR AGUATA HAMEL HILDA HORN CYNTHIA ISREAL FR TIMOTHY ODONOGHUE RONALD PETERS ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING The 1981 1982 Homecoming Court Mist Kellie Wehby Crowm the New Queen Kevin McCarthy escorts Dan Henderson, the new Homecoming Queen This year’s 1981-82 Homecoming Queen was Dana Henderson. Dana was chosen by popular vote of the student body, and was honored at halftime of the Homecoming game. She was escorted by her father, Charles Henderson. 56 The 1981-82 John Carroll Homecoming Queen, Mitt Dana Henderson, escorted by her lather, Mr C. F Henderson 1981-82 King and Queen of School Spirit John Scallcl and Sherroll Perryman This year's Homecoming was highlighted by a victorious game! The whole week was filled with a constant stream of excitement and spirit. Walt Disney set the scene for this year’s events and Hey Day proved this. Each class dressed in its own version of Disney. At the game, students cheered the team on to a big win over Fultondale. Dana Henderson was crowned Queen. Liz Reich was first alternate, and Marilyn Carra was chosen second alternate. Other candidates included Alisa Estes. Joan Alvey, Gina Fawal. Kim Bcthune and Sonya Stefanu. Unlike past Homecomings, this year, the dance was held on Saturday night, with Tamberlaln as the band. The Icadout included the senior football players. SC officers, the Homecoming court, and the candidates for King and Queen of School Spirit, the drum major, and their dates. John Scalici was crowned King, and Sherrell Perryman was crowned Queen. Mirror, Mirror, on the wall Who' the next to b« Called down by ., Gina Fawal? The drummer begin the PEP RALLY I that you Pat Barrett? Ju t another PIE in the face SUCH ENTHUSIASM 59 VALENTINE-CRUSH The Valentine-Crush Dance was a refreshingly new change from past Valentine dances at John Carroll. It was a combined effort of the Student Council and the CSMC. The reason it was called a “crush dance was that all girls were given the chance they always wanted to ask the boy of their dreams to the dance. As usual candidates were chosen from each class. All girls running for Princess and Queen of Hearts raised money daily from fellow-students and organizations which amounted to quite a sum of money. This money all went to needy charities. All were very pleased with the results of the first annual Valentine-Crush Dance. All the winner al I he VALENTINE CRUSH DANCE King Donny Dictuara Queen Karen Chapman Mary Donley escorted by Pal Sullivan DANCE The reliable one ol ihe Student Council po� « for a picture PEP RALLIES Pep Rallies this year raised a tremendous amount of spirit. During football season, the football cheerleaders led the students on in a constant series of cheers and chants. They put on many amusing skits pertaining to the weekly games. The pep rallies always began with a prayer and the fight song. The basketball cheerleaders did a super job of promoting school spirit during the basketball season. They too, raised spirit with fire up chants and cheers and performed various dance routines. A spirit stick was given to the class which had the most spirit. This never failed to ignite excitement among the students. The Cavalier, Steve Feruson, always made each pep rally complete. Cairo In action Nothing but Wtnnmfll Mary about to take a dive! If a Bird? If a Plane? NO, if� JERI! DIRTY WORK The first play of the year. Dirty Work in High Places, was a block buster! The cast performed for a full house every night! The play was a basic good versus evil melodrama, with the guy finally conquering the bad guy. The villianous criminal was played by Jack McCann. The hero, Dountless Crusader, was portrayed by Doug Neil. The other major roles were played by Gina Fawal as Little Saccharin, Joey Lucas as Baby Bob, Jack Simon and Rachel Johnson as the aging grandparents, and Tara Hulen and Jill Royer as the scheming secretaries. Again, the play was directed by Miss Hilda Horn. Th« rtbclbou u'mot cftiiens! IN HIGH PLACES Looks like Chset Pilot© Is taking one in A llttl reluctant to leave?5? 67 Vince can't stop preventing crime! INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL It was the best and most exciting intramural volleyball game in the history of John Carroll. The Black Jacks, the defending champs, faced the newly formed Southern Comfort, led by Todd Neil and Kyle Kirkwood, who took a commanding lead. Then the Black Jacks, behind the setting of Chris Loveless and the spiking of Matt Yester and Tommy Egan, staged a miraculous comeback to win the game and match. The Biack Jacks and Southern Comfort NIGHT ON BROADWAY The Fourth Annual Night on Broadway proved to be quite a success. This is the big night of the whole year that all the students, faculty, and families await to be entertained by the school’s most talented students. This year’s performance included a few bands, soloists, skits, and other enjoyable acts. All involved in producing Night on Broadway should be highly commended for the very fine job they did. The host ond hostess, Mike Cooper and Gtna Fawal Those-HAMS are Back'll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members are chosen based on achievements in academics, service, character, and leadership. This year the ceremony was held in a schoolwide assembly. The excited new members individually signed the register and proceeded to recite the oath. The new members and their proud parents were then honored by a reception. The guest speaker was Mr. Herb Winches. The NHS members display all the qualities which serve as an example to all the school’s students. The new NHS member Tht� could be a � how of true character?? — or Maybe Not!!' Mr Wirvchmp«aki to iht crowd up, Pau and ErnaM couldn'tb« that W STUDENT COUNCIL The candidates for student council officers ran a very close race this year. In the end, very responsible officers were chosen. During an assembly in front of the student body and faculty, the departing officers made their last speeches to the school and relinquished their offices to the Incoming officers. It was a memorable moment for the seniors, for they felt sad at saying goodbye, although this feeling of sadness was overcome by the satisfaction of knowing that the future year will prove to be very successful. The deporting senior «y farewell INDUCTION 1982-83 Student Council officer Pat — the new president PROM Hey, what' wrong with the Icadout? Rhonda Sutter and Ann Vertrano ham It up” with their date ' This year's prom was one of the most widely attended dances in the history of John Carroll! Many juniors and seniors enjoyed themselves at this dance on the first of May in the year nineteen hundred and eighty-two. The theme song of the prom was.‘‘Endless Love” and the setting was one of an Oriental background. White Ebony was the band who entertained all thoughout the night. A special effort was put forth by Miss Susan Bohor-foush and Mrs. Patty Clay, the senior class moderators, and Mrs. Mary Gadilhe, the junior class moderator. It was a most enjoyable night for all, especially for the seniors who gathered for the last time, socially, until their tenth year reunion! BANQUET 10 or Rtbeye Steak To � ed Salad Baked Potato Green Bean Almond Lemon Ice Box Pie Roll Butter Iced Tea 81 Rita Hood it escorted by Eugene Jones Geneva dreamily dance with her date Who vakJ we hod a hands-off policy??? What o HAM!! The Wonderful World of Disney Gymn The PROUD PARENTS ol a twelve pound turkey! ■‘Hardworking day at cheerleading practice'! Double your pleasure — double your fun!!! Jeepers creeper , where’d you get tho e peepers — where’d you get those eyes’ It not nice to point, Coach Ham! Which on ? Sleepy, Doc, Sneeiey. of HAPPY??? Veronica � top everything and take control! See Bill run. � ee John run, See Rob run. See coache run. Run coache run What' o exciting. Cro� by!!? The basketball player are o tall they can't get through the door! Always nice to see such an attractive crowd! 85 Connie, when are you going to ever leam. cats have claw , not MICE! All hand on deck, SAILOR!!! Chuck, you're not the only model in the crowd!!! My Endless Love! We're ell In our pieces with bright smiling fecesl Look mom. NO HA1R1T1 Cami. are you laughing or did you Just get your wisdom teeth out?? 'Let’s slide down the hill! Hello Hollywood' Here’s one ol the many pictures taken from the Yearbo helicopter!! I Our old friend. Tim This must be a candid shot!! Oh. the |oy of friendship! Excuse me. Ihls could be an emergency!' That’s right, J C. ts l! Brother and sister??? I'm a little teapot short and stout .. FOR FACES ONLY! Agony ol defeat' Typical assembly, huh coach? Ready, say STEVE! Friday, at 3:00! Enjoying th« outdoor betvwcn class ! Always rrady for a school function! CAMPUS FUN Brtan gets a little push! The basketball champs! Could be Halloween The 1982 Cheerleader tryouts! Camera shy Kyle! 93 ART CLUB The Art Club has done so much for John Carroll this year. They created the scenery for Homecoming, Queen of Hearts, and the Prom. The second annual Art Club Fashion Show was once again a great success for all the members involved. A scholarship and award are given each year to the Art Club’s most talented senior. Many thanks go to Mr. Joe Millazzo who has given much of his time to the Art Club as moderator. Officer President Tom Ptourde Vice President Darryl Wood Secretary Kim Bethune Treasurer — Trie la Watson CAVALIER STAFF The John Carroll student newspaper is The Caoalier and is produced by the journalism class under the direction of the moderator, Miss Hilda Horn, and the editor-in-chief, Andy Alldredge. The editors for The Caoalier are Gina Fawal and Chris Barker. The sports editors are Dale Watts and Russell Lowe. Donna Beck. Betty Jo Latsis, and Patty Parker handle the business side of the newspaper. The photographer for the paper this year is David Fawal. 94 Th« Cavalier Stall CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is truly a successful organization here at John Carroll. They have done extremely well in competition this year and they have high hopes for the future. Mr. Wayne Sirmon is the moderator for the team. John Carroll’s Chess Club started the year by taking first place at the First Annual John Carroll Invitational. At this competition, Mike Price won first place, Walid Khalid was third, Raymond Bahakel — fifth place, and Lance Bailey won fourth place. The team also did very well at State Competition. Mark Dickman. Duane Bivens, and William Redd also contributed greatly to the success of the team. THE CHESS CLUB FRENCH CLUB The French Club was revived this year with eighty paid members. The French Club held a Christmas party for the people at the Mary Lewis Convalescent Home. In April the club attended the Alabama Federation of French Clubs in Tuscaloosa and participated in oral and exhibit competition. Mrs. Mary Ann Roy was the hardworking moderator for the club. 95 THE FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is an organization which many students choose to join in order to acquaint themselves with the life and the customs of Spanish speaking countries. Mrs. Coburn is the moderator of this club. CHORAL DEPARTMENT The John Carroll Concert Choir was the largest in John Carroll history. The choir performed three very enjoyable concerts during the 1981-82 year. All of these choirs were directed by John Carroll’s distinguished choir master. Ken Berg. The Women’s Chorus (President, Kim Bethune) had a successful year, along with the Men’s Chorus (President, Kyle Kirkwood) who had an outstanding first year. The two accelerated choirs, the Honors Choir and the Madrigal Singers both had a fine year, as expected. The Honors Choir competed in national competition again and won a medal. 96 Hold that povc. gtrl� Highttcpper And IrWnd ham ll up (or the camera. Who are you tmllmg at, Kecia? Wow. what an exciting game 103 MAJORETTES The 1981-82 Majorettes have give great halftime performances this year because of their hard work and long hours of practice. They march onto the field twirling their batons, adding a special magic to the halftime performance. FLAG CORPS The Flag Corps is a dedicated and hardworking addition to the John Car-roll High School Band. The Flag Corps this year consists of ten talented girls and their moderator, Mrs. Caroline Watson. John Carroll is very proud of the 1981-1982 Flag Corps for their outstanding performances. FIRST ROW Gretchen Walton, Karina Baldwin. Lavender Farm. Krt Martin?;. Robyn McDowell. SECOND ROW: Cindy Polhcmut. Ann Terry. Maureen Rile . Kim Eberhart, Eva Davfct. 104 FIRST ROW Rachel Alfano SECOND ROW: Donna Reynold . Carolyn Tombrello. Sherri Ryce, Mvli Pennington STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council The Student Council is an organization that is responsible for many activities and projects here at John Carroll. They sold Candy Grams before Homecoming and Valentines in February. Other events planned and sponsored by the Council were, the Talent Exchange, Night on Broadway, and several dances. With the help of the C.S.M.C. the Queen of Hearts dance was a great success. This year the Council left two new fans in every classroom as their gift to the school. The hardworking moderators for the Council were Mrs. Jane Autry and Mrs. Katherine Richards. OFFICERS President Michael Cooper Boys' Vice President Bobby Sullivan Gris' Vice President Gina Fawal Secretary — Tara Hulcn Treasurer — Lee Lavette LITURGY TEAM The Liturgy Team coordinates the televised mass each week as well as the liturgies that are held in the gym. They have a folk group that plans the music for each mass. Other team members coordinate servers, readers, and ushers from the student body to participate, as well as create themes for the liturgies. 101 The Liturgy Team HIGH STEPPERS FRONT ROW: Angela Scoggins. Dana Lewis. Alisa Estes SECOND ROW Christine Thrasher. Kim Wheeler. Allison Green. Tully Gibb. Adnanne Lee. Tracey Johnson. Allison Rerst, Maria Wiggins, Tara HuUm. Kelly Harden. Patricia Hagcrty. Eileen Redly. Leslie Bragan. Vivian Karrh. Kecia McGothan The John Carroll Cavalettes are a great attraction during football and home basketball halftime shows. The excitement and entertainment created by the Highsteppers is due to hard work and long hours of practice. Head Highstepper, Angela Scoggins, Co-head Maria Wiggins, and moderator, Lynn Balance spent much time and effort in order to make the 1981-82 Cavalettes the best. Tara Hulen and Leslie Bragan march to the beat 102 CONCERT BAND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement. To be eligible for membership, a student must have not only a grade point average of 3.5, but also be outstanding in leadership, character, and service. The members of the NHS help their fellow students by offering their tutoring service. The moderator for this organization is Sister Mary Susan Sevier. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta is the Mathematics National Honor Society. It is made up of a group of people who have excellent math skills and leadership abilities. The members of Mu Alpha Theta have junior and senior math teams. The math teams compete in mathematics tournaments throughout the state. Mrs. Helen Miller is moderator of this organization. SENIOR DISASTER TEAM The Dtiaiter Tcafti The Disaster Team is a group of students who work to make John Carroll a safe school. The team is in charge of conducting fire and tornado drills. Each year they assist the Red Cross in the annual blood drive at John Car-roll. Mr. Jim Kircher is the busy moderator for the team. OFFICERS Captain — Lancs Bailey Fir� « Ll. — Mike Price Second Ll — Allen Parker LOOKING GLASS STAFF The Looking Glass is the literary magazine of John Carroll High School. For four years the magazine has published the creative talents of the students of John Carroll. The moderator is Mrs. Patricia Guy. The editors are Juana Simmons and Suzanne Coker. The Literary Magarine Stall CSMC The C.S.M.C. (Carroll Service to Mankind Corps) committed themselves to many projects and services this year. They made baskets for the poor during Christmas and Easter. They sponsored The Turkey of the Year contest in which all money contributed was given to needy families in Birmingham. The Queen Princess of Hearts Dance was a great success this year. This project helped to raise money for Bread and Roses which is a shelter for homeless people here in Birmingham. Sister Anne Block was the moderator for this organization. C.S M C. OFFICERS Montes Austin. President. Joey Lucas. Vic President; Christine Thrasher. Secretary; Vivian Karrh. Treasurer PEP CLUB John Carroll’s Pep Club is an active group of Cavalier fans which support John Carroll's sports teams in many ways. The Pep Club worked hard in making posters, signs, and sold sports memorabilia, all to promote school spirit. The officers for the Pep Club were Connie Suchey, President; Annie Lucia, Vice President; Karen Chapman. Treasurer; Cindy Peterson, Secretary. The Pep Chib 98 SENIOR Nick Rvnda Paul Renta John Scaltci From lire look on the lace , you would believe they're beat? Rom Mareno 112 Larry Galliano Dale Watts Andrew Roberta SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL A R S 1 T Y FRONT ROW Jlmbo Salem, Kurt Brunei). Chra Busier. Craig Bittle. Greg Neil. Paul DeAraujo, John Scalisi. SECOND ROW N k Renda. John Pittman. Doug Nell, Todd Nell, Martin Fedlevvch, Shelley Eaton. David DeAraujo THIRD ROW Bo Royer, John Flanagan. Dale Walts, Reginald Robin von. Drake William , Earl McCollum, Andrew Roberta. FOURTH ROW: Calvin Smith, Reginald Turner. Chns Dichiare. Scott Swindle, Pete Powell. Rogelio Diequex. Ro � Mareno. FIFTH ROW: David Lett, Albion Davit, Steve Walton, Keith Weldon. Shane Boatright. Scott Carlin. Larry Gagltano FIFTH ROW Paul Ren ta. Bdly Johnson, Richard Wehby. Johnny Naro, Desmond Woods. Paul Schattel, Tret Armstrong. SIXTH ROW Raymond Scott. Joey Lucas. Mike Hill. Kyle Kirkwood, Denny Dichiara, John Brothers. Steve Martin SEVENTH ROW Chris Thomas. Gerald Neaves. Russell Lowe, Lance Bailey, ''Little _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This year's John Carroll Cavaliers had a good year. Their record 4-6-1 is quite deceiving. There were many close games that went right down to the wire and ended in heartbreaking losses for the Cavaliers. All the seniors provided great leadership throughout the season. However, the Cavs had many young players and the future looks promising. The season came to an end in a valiant battle against Leeds. The Cavs fought hard, but victory was snatched from their grasp in the last few seconds, ending their hopes to advance to the state play-offs. FRONT ROW: Head Coach Bill Hamilton BACK ROW: Coach Joe Sicola, David Klkoyne. Ovaries Dtckonson. John Scouaro, Robert Crawford GREEN LEAVES STAFF The Green Leal Sufi The Green Leaves Staff is an organiza tion that is reasonable for the production of John Carroll’s Yearbook. The staff works very hard to make the yearbook enjoyable for the student body. This year the Editorsin-Chief are Michelle Rosato and Rena Varagone. The section editors are: Rita Hood, People; Dana Henderson, Student Events; Lee Lavette, Student Life; Gail Short, Clubs; Chris Thomas, Sports. The Photography Editor is Lisa Todd and the Business Manager is Traci Kemp. Advisor is Miss Ann King. DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team has once again had an excellent year. They attended a number of tournaments in Selma, Atlanta, Homewood, and Tuscaloosa. The team was awarded many plaques and certificates this year and was allowed to attend the State Tournament which was held in Tuscaloosa. Alabama. The team was also proud in being able to host the first tournament in The Catholic Forensic league here at John Carroll. Mr. Phillip Bahakel was the very busy coach for the team. 107 . r tv s 1 108 MATH TEAMS fMEKi i- jJ JUNIOR MATH TEAM The John Carroll math teams competed in many tournaments throughout the year. They were always successful at their competitions, which is something J. C. is quite proud of. Long hours of practice, study and work were put into the warm up system of these winning teams. John Carroll’s senior math team travelled to Grissom High School in Huntsville and placed Tenth out of the 40 schools participating. Each team member placed in the top 100. On March 26, the team once again travelled to the Jefferson-State Tournament. The team placed sixth overall and Vera Hillegass placed 23rd individually. There were many other tournaments that the various math teams competed in; they always came out on top! SENIOR MATH TEAM 105 Math Teams John Carroll is very proud of all four of its math teams. Members of these math teams are students who maintain very high math grades and are members of Mu Alpha Theta. They dedicate many long afternoons to hours of practice and preparation for tournaments. John Carroll has always placed in the top percentage of teams in competition, usually boasting first, second, and ocassionally third places. All this success is due not only to the student’s dilligent work, but due credit goes to the math team’s coaches: Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Catherina Sperando, and Sr. Dominica. This is one of the many reasons John Car roll is one of the most well-rounded schools in the Birmingham; for not only does the school enjoy the pleasure and pride of being represented by highly ranked athletic teams, it also is very proud of scholastic teams and organizations such as its math teams. FRESHMAN MATH TEAM SOPHOMORE MATH TEAM 106 PLAYERS Doug Neil ChrH Thomas Kuil Britnell John Pittman Carroll's Defense gets set lor the lull Raymond Scott Joey Lucas Desmond Woods 113 My leg, my leg, oh my leg Sully drive ivhile John dive lor the GOAL LINE? Four seniors from the 1981-82 squad received football scholarships. Doug Neil will play for Davidson College in North Carolina, Joey Lucas received many scholarship offers, Dale Watts will play for the University of Tennessee the next four years, and Desmond Woods also received a football scholarship. This only goes to prove what a fine group of players John Carroll produced this year. These are players to be very proud of. But coach, they're btg. ugly, and they hurt!' “Why wear to many pads?” cr5amo mrwmman r r oo h o O FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Co-head Dana Hcnderton. Veronica Costello. Jill Week . Marla Globetti. Head Debbie Houser, Marilyn Carra. Ltf Reich, Michelle Rosato. Mary Friend. Tomeka Caldwell The Football Cheerleaders started off the summer with a clinic at Camp Tekewitha where they had several days of concentrated practice to get ready for the International Cheerleading Foundation Clinic at Birmingham Southern There they were chosen Clinic Grand Champions and best overall squad. They also won many ribbons and awards for skill and spirit. The squad continued to practice throughout the summer and to prepare for the season. During the fall, they instituted a new format for pe-rallies and cheered at all games. The squad, in conjunction with the basketball squad, sponsored a Junior Cheerleading Clinic which was attended by over 200 grade school students. The squad ended the year by cheering at the Football Jamboree at Berry. Yes We nrc avuUnble crpomomrsamman rr oaHm c BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to tight: Sherri Dale. Cami Narramore. Jackie Boggan. Co-head Tina Artale, Head Anna Grundhoeler, Melissa Hicks. Mary Locaslo, Jeriana Campbell The Basketball Cheerleaders attended an I.C.F. Clinic at Southern and were second-place winners in the overall competition. They practiced some during the summer and attended Camp Tekawitha. In the fall, they joined with the football cheerleaders to sponsor a Junior Cheerleading Clinic. During basketball season, they cheered at all the games and tournaments. They also cheered at the Junior-Senior athletes basketball game. What goes up must come downl cr rj m o m r 50 m m a n 2 whco -TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right Genic Guilin, Patty Sttong. Diane Renda. Sown Loti. Trie la Lanii. Florence Spalding. The B-Team cheerleaders practiced most of the summer and attended a clinic at Southern. They also went to Camp Tekewitha with the football squad in June. When school started, theycheered at B-Team and freshman football games. During basketball season they also cheered at B-Team games and participated in several pep rallies. They helped the varsity squad in having a very successful year. Check thi� out' Boy! Thi i SO much fun Th« ••look of a happy girl rr 03Hm?;cr C0' H —crso VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW managers, Lane Bailoy and Raymond Bahok ! BACK ROW Coach Dickinson, Shtllty Eason, Reginald Robinson. Bnan G ji«s. Ky!« Kirkwood. Jo Ayers. Tommy Egan. Desmond Wood . Pat Bailey. John Flanagan. Dal Warn. Head Coach David Kdcoyn The 1981-82 version of Carroll basketball was one of the best in the history of the school. The team did in fact set a new school record for victories in a single season, capturing 26 wins against only 5 losses. The Cavs were the hottest team in the Birmingham area, after the Christmas break winning 23 of the last 25 games. During the course of the season, the Cavs took the consolation championship in the Shades Valley Tournament, became the first Carroll varsity to ever win the Independent Tournament championship, and finished the season as Area 10 champions. The accomplishments led to the Cavs being ranked sixth in the state at the end of the regular season, the first Carroll basketball team to be ranked state wide in fourteen years. The hopes of going to and winning the state tournament were derailed, however, by a heartbreaking loss to Fairfield in the Region 5 championship game. Although the Cavs ended the season with this tough loss, they proved time and time again they they were not only winners but big winners! Varuty Coach David Ktleoyne B-T«am Coach Char! Dickinson jjno p|ui J ||� q ioj Buiddwjs 9ZI m oo t A vj 9fnr m 'tuioj iK biun V SVH uvjopwiop Ali eyes arc on the man who ha� the ball. Stick that tongue out. Pat. SHOOT FOR 2! 128 He'll fight untd the end John Takes control One giant leap towards a Carroll victory' .3-2-1 BLAST OFF! JUNIOR VARSITY 1981-1982 Junior Vanity Basketball Team To shoot or to pass that ts the question? It's my ball, so you can’t have it What a shot! Could there be string music. rr B3Hm c!i oo THE GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT. Jackie Boggan. Karen Tamburcllo, Sonya Stefanu. Jane Grundhoefer. Sybil Flanagan, and Trrtha Zarzaur BACK ROW: L TO R: Anna Gtundhoefer. Jenny Shrfert. Pam Wilson, Nanette Messina, Kathy Copu . Pat Miko . and Mary Underwood The Lady Cavaliers Varsity Volleyball Team had an outstanding season culminating with their placing third in the state tournament in Montgomery, Alabama. The Lady Cavs began training in August and played a demanding schedule of matches throughout September and October. Their dedication and superb level of play are reflected In their overall season record of 30-5. Two team players earning special recognition are Jackie Boggan. Regional Tournament MVP. and Kathy Copus. All-State Player. The Lady Cavaliers Freshmen Volleyball Team had a successful season of play with opponents throughout Jefferson County. The members of the freshmen squad, Frances Alfano, April Elam. Casandra Fincher, Laura Gallivan. Libby Gustin, Helen Krontiras. Lavette Lyas, Lisa McLaughlin. Tia Mosley. Melanie Remmert, Natalie Remmert. Mary Ann Siefert, Monica Sellers, Ingrid Smiley, and Sarah Sperando, will ensure future success for the varsity team. GIRL’S BASKETBALL G I The girl’s Basketball team had another good year. They keep improving. They started off slowly, but came on strong at the end of the year. They had a young team and everyone is looking forward to a very successful season next year. The team was led by Junior Mary Underwood. Sophomores: Tara Sazera, Jacque Ross, and Dru Harris played well throughout the season. The team was coached by Emory Webre. r r bo h m js n ca FRONT ROW. Arthur Graclanettc. John Ranclll, Tim Kcrper. Ruisoll Boackle. BACK ROW. Derek Swain. Kevin McCarthy. Darryl Swain. Vince Pdato. Croaby Hare. John Mackinaw. Brian Hare John Mackinaw Vince Pllato Kevin McCarthy Someone's gol a problem on his chest Inhale, exhale1 Gvc it to me right now. J.C.'sonTOPU This year’s wrestling team finished their season winning 5 out of their last 6 matches. The team finished with a 6-5 record, second in the sectionals, and took eleven out of twelve members to the state tournament. The members of the team were Arthur Gracianette. winner of twelve of his nineteen matches; John Ranelli, famous for his Peterson Roll; Russell Boackle. fourth place finisher in two tourneys; Derek Swain, a very strong wrestler for next year; Kevin McCarthy, a senior with one of his best seasons; Tim Kerper, second place finisher in the state tourney; John Mackinaw, the returning state runner up; Brian Hare, team leader In take downs; Crosby Hare, holder of the winn-ingest record; Vince Pilato, a wrestler with a good season; Darryl Swain and Chace Sazera, two first year wrestlers. wmooo SOCCER FRONT ROW: Billy Tnlo. Scan Ryan, Joe Pretlow, Joy Prctlow. Jay Habshy, Mike Bryan!, Jim Prellow. SECOND ROW: Ja on Clum. Lenny Widra, Jim Small , Mike Cooper, George Corvin, Mike Widra, Ray Roger , Abdulla Maldoo BACK ROW Coach A Wall . Rob Gerehow. Wet Quiggle. Cra� 3 Wall , John Brother , Rcgello Diegue . John Orth, Jock McCann. Father Hill. (Head Coach) The John Carroll Boys’ Soccer team ended its second season in existence with another winning season. Their record was six wins and four losses. This year's schedule was a very tough one. Consequently their record is all the more impressive. Top scorer for John Carroll was Lenny Widra. Others who had outstanding seasons were John Orth (Goalie), Ray Rogers and Jim Smaltz (Defense). Mike Cooper and Wes Quiggle (offense). All players gave a hundred percent and the team is quickly putting John Car-roll on the Soccer Scene as a force to be reckoned with in the future. Graduating seniors from the team are Ray Rogers, Mike Cooper, Wes Quiggle, Walid Khalil, Billy Tate. This leaves a strong nucleus of players for next year. The team will be playing in the Mid-State Soccer Invitational Tournament May 22 and 23 here in Birmingham as a wrapup for the season. Oh Nooooooo!!!!!' Go fot it! What form?”” Maybe if I flap them hard enough!” Head on collision Put one foot In front ol the other somooocr cr-rss GIRL’S SOCCER I GmI'i Soccer Team John Carroll’s girls’ soccer played very hard this year. In one of their last games, they defeated Glenn by a score of SO. They played exceptionally hard on the defensive end of the field this season. They have been led on defense by their goalie Jeannine Zar2aur. On offense the girls have had balanced scoring attack. No on has dominated the scoring individually, but they have all contributed as a good team should. In game over Glenn. Jacque Ross scored two goals, Sarah McAnulty scored one, Cindy Letchman scored one, and Jeannine Zarzaur scored one goal. The team relies on good defense in order to produce good scoring. The girls did a very good job of representing John Carroll this year in soccer. TRACK The track team, coached by Rob Crawford, had a successful year. They competed in many meets in the area, Mountain Brook, Homewood, Berry. They also did well in the sectionals with many of the team’s members qualifying for the state. Sparkling performers through the 1982 season were Kyn Bradford, Janet Lewis, Kim Eberhardt, Gina Potocnik, Bill Johnson, and Bill Schroll. Girls' Track Team Girl's Tennis Team The girl’s tennis team had a very good season. The team was coached by Miss Elizabeth Brown. The senior players — Sonya Stefanu, Beth Walters, and Tracy Brill — were very strong leaders for the team, but very promising girls will made up the future year’s team. The boy’s tennis team consisting of Pat Sullivan, Chris Loveless, Bobby Hopton-Jones. Chris Cotes, Joe Vitro, and Mike Upshaw, had quite a good season. They defeated many tough opponents. The team did very well in the sectionals, having four of their six players in the finals. The sectionals were very exciting and close; they lost a chance to go to the State Tournament in a close doubles match against Indian Springs. All in all, they had a successful season. Boy' T«nnU Team John Carroll is very proud of this year’s swimming and diving team. Helen Besse finished first in the state in the southeast. Helen competed against fifteen other divers to gain her first place victories. In the senior women’s division, Helen finished first on the highboard and second on the lowboard. Kathy Brattain placed second in the southeast in backstroke. She competed against thirty-five swimmers in the tournament held at Mountain Brook Swim and Tennis club. Rusty Levins, who went to the youth games at the University of Massachusetts, received two gold medals in freestyle and one bronze medal in the individual medly. Rusty competed against twenty-four youths from all over the country. All members of this team are quite promising swimmers and divers; they all have bright futures ahead. SWIMMING DIVING Swimming and Diving Team The John Carroll golf team ended their season on a disappointing note. They lost a tough match to Selma. It was the first match lost all season. Top scorers were Frankie Latham, Kevin McCarthy, David Thornton and Brian Hare. The team also competed in the regionals competition. Rough weather conditions prevented the Cavs from placing as good as expected. Frankie Latham missed the cut for state by two strokes. Chris Sullivan also shot well. The team finished the season with a 3-1 record. Golf Team ►n r O BASEBALL TOP L. TO R: Jonathan Smith. John Pittman. Todd Nell, Doug Noll, Pat Bniloy, William Mtua. Michael DeHart. Chris Cuslmano. Stov« Marton BOTTOM: L TO R DavxJ DeArauJo. Johnnie Event!, Kurt Brltnall. Nick Rfttide, Gerald Naavas. Bart Gray. Jlmbo Salem. Bo Royer. The baseball team had a fairly successful season this year. As the seniors graduate, the team will loose many talented and skilled players. Next year still looks promising due to the fine underclassmen on the team. A few games are highlighted as follows: J. C. vs. Ensley John Carroll soundly defeated Ensley by an astounding victory of 11-2. The Cavaliers used sound defense and explosive hitting. High points of the game included humeruns by Todd Neil and Pat Bailey. The winning pitcher was Doug Neil. J. C. vs. Leeds The Cavaliers handled Leeds in grand style, grabbing a 12-2 victory. Todd Neil went the distance for Carroll, and once again the game was won by Car-roll's hitting. J. C. banged out 14 hits, including a homerun by Mike DeHart as opposed to five hits by Leeds. J. C. vs. Mt. Brook The Cavs faced Mt. Brook for the second time this season, and let a near victory slip by at a score of 16-14. Numerous homeruns were made by Kurt Britnell, Todd Neil and Mike DeHart. This was a very surprising game, after a 9-1 lead! Kurt � f«ly slide !!! Senior Player : L TO R John Pittman, Doug Neil, Kurl Britnell, Johnnie Everltt. Mike DeHart, and Nick Rcnda The senior players on the baseball team this year are to be commended. They provided a strong leadership for the underclassmen players. Without the hits, pitches, and homeruns of many of these boys most of Carroll’s victories would not have been possible. 142 Don jump the gun. Jlmbo Another day. another game! 143 The ky i� falling - CATCH IT ! Pat. the pitcher Eagla aye vpot a ball Could ba oul! •a Everybody, clap your hand and ing along!' Good luck, the ba a� ara loaded' 144 Hey. let' play ball!! No trike here! r r • % — I'm ready (or anythsog' 146 ADS Compliments of THE JOHN CARROLL 1981-1982 STUDENT COUNCIL 148 Compliments of VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY JOSEPH A. BOOHAKER, P.C. 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B’ham, AL 35233 205-879-5735 Conveyors and Components for Coal • Paper • Grain • Quarry Vulcanizing Equipment • Flanged Belting Pulleys and Shafts • Idlers • Belt Cleaners Lagging • Elevator Cups • U.H.M.W. and Urethane Liners Troughed Belt • Screw • Bucket • Drag One Source for Belting, Pulleys, and Shaft Assemblies IN MEMORIAM STEVE STRADTMAN A MYSTERY THERE IS A MYSTERY IN HUMAN HEARTS, OF THOSE WHO LOVE US WELL AND ARE BELOVED, TO EVERYONE OF US FROM TIME TO TIME, THERE COMES A SENSE OF UTTER LONELINESS OUR DEAREST FRIEND IS “STRANGER” TO OUR JOY AND CANNOT REALIZE OUR BITTERNESS. “THERE IS NO ONE WHO REALLY UNDERSTANDS, NO ONE TO ENTER INTO ALL I FEEL.” SUCH IS THE CRY OF EACH OF US IN TURN WE WANDER IN “A SOLITARY WAY.” NO MATTER WHAT OR WHERE OUR LOT MAY BE, EACH HEART, MYSTERIOUS EVEN TO ITSELF, MUST LIVE IN INNER LIFE IN SOLITUDE. AND WOULD YOU KNOW THE REASON WHY THIS IS? IT IS BECAUSE THE LORD DESIRES OUR LOVE IN EVERY HEART HE WISHES TO BE FIRST HE THEREFORE KEEPS THE SECRET KEY HIMSELF TO OPEN ALL ITS CHAMBERS AND TO BLESS WITH PERFECT SYMPATHY AND HOLY PEACE, EACH SOLITARY SOUL WHICH COMES TO HIM. AND WHEN BENEATH SOME HEAVY CROSS YOU FAINT AND SAY, “I CANNOT BEAR THIS LOAD ALONE,” YOU SAY THE TRUTH. GOD MADE IT PURPOSELY SO HEAVY THAT YOU MUST RETURN TO HIM, THE BITTER GRIEF WHICH NO ONE UNDERSTANDS CONVEYS A SECRET MESSAGE FROM THE KING, ENTREATING YOU TO COME TO HIM AGAIN. AUTHOR UNKNOWN 175 Being editor of the 1982 edition of Green Leaves has been one of my most memorable experiences 1 have had at John Carroll. This yearbook is the culmination of many long hours of hard work by extremely dedicated people. First of all, I would like to recognize all the section editors who did an outstanding job — especially Lee Lavette and Gail Short, who went beyond the call of duty. A special thanks is due Missy Rosato and Sweet Pea Pappas who were responsible for nearly all the photographs found in this book. To Tracy Briil and Kyle Kirkwood, who spent very late nights helping me in times when help was most needed — I extend my deepest gratitude. Also, I would like to express my appreciation to Matt Pappas whose previous experience proved most helpful. Hopefully, the contents of these pages reflect the lifestyles, times, and precious memories shared by all at John Carroll. Rena and I have tried to put forth a book enjoyable to all. I only hope that It served to capture many treasured memories. Without the support of Miss King, the Green Leaves staff's moderator, and my parents. I may not have had the patience required to complete this yearbook. Thanks to all!!! Sincerely yours, Michelle Rosato Editor-in-Chlef