Lorain Catholic High School - Monolith Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

Lorain Catholic High School 1978 i Nlbnoliih Signs'And Symbols Of '78 Q o. a ' . ' 1 Q x Q ' ' 1 - 5 V f k , 1 K . uw' . 2' ff- xxx -.V ,, i is-ld ik R, :J A lA 'ff X X 'Lg dim x QQ X, X x x X 1 'Y We always mention you mour prayers . 15 , .W rm In ,im A Q ji.??mjgg-W and, thank God for you and const , M th you remember before God o 4 have shown your fa ' n action, worked for love an evered through hope In Our I s Christ. Adapted from 1 Thessal -3 41 ll ker, IHNI :, wan.- --wwe, my .aidd We see signs and symbols of '78 all around us Signs of growth Signs of enthusiasm Signs of support lUnderclassmenD CActivitaes7 fAdsJ Signs of participation lOrganizatl onsj Signs of dedication Signs of achievement Signs of competition lAcademicsJ iSeniorsJ lSportsD Q xk.kLkk. K K '-:gif .A From our first please stand for 'sss 1 ye V' s is 's. X fjeive U me L prayer and pledge L in - L, , . .. . K . A bh l, x We became a part of Loram Catholac g . . ,. Qrr' f :iff sQs.--. - -N S f . . and all nt symbolizes. .S+s.f?Fsr.fvfer5-rss? 1 1 5 V --we hfwifr K L 'C' x, 'W' ' ' , - N- 4' 1 K ' T .4?Wr'i'f51iP f 'i 0.1 ...Af , 0-frfwf , .. L -, M cl.. - e ff 1l-l Sl X'3'ff'N, Spartan tradition was an ever-present veil, Coloring our actions. At football games, or in the solitude of a quiet chapel, Signs of our heritage were always there Winter came. The world seemed to die. But life at LC continued: Celebrating the Eucharist, Cheering at basketball games, Crarnming for semester exams . 'VF , ,rw 4' llr 31131, f, ' . , e 1 4 ' Mfrs .L rr , 1 gr Xa X X K i A asf. A 2 . ' wwe, X : ' J, K . ,res U 1 L ew, t A in ,v g il W. , L 'A 3' 1 5 ' 1 , sf ,Qis.l...s1V:f5 , we ly, k W'-., Q Q 4- if X ' - -R - fi E2 ff I LW? Y WE N O EJUNGER WA LK .fs . FATHER BGB Z Q hx J f ',, 'U . s A , -bjgleff - 6 fb 1, wi' . . ' 's Al M X.. .- --. .- af,.s-as ' i 19' YR' as : ffm ,. 1 'f' Q s OX' W...-dkiw '11 W., V 243 1 K :X X ul A 0 K 1 Though we were not oblivious To the signs of change occuring outside the window. l X .D l..... l Q X ..,... i,,, V. :Wo NGN' N se ,R , ,,, W iicc .,iiiiiiii ,,, les g , - 'Y J- M 5 - Q ' Sculpted snowdrifts surround the barren A , .ss. ...X ..s, . . M .. ' 1 l- -Q' . 15- - , i,,ff f+-P trees. -w-d-- sa... ...... ' N - Q A solitary figure on a snow-covered beach N Y-,J ' is '5i'f '? Conternplates the birth of Christ. It s V Qir, , , . ll 'i' ls' s Q F' '-- . N.s.s ml ' . , ,mf h SL-Q , . s , if ' lg ' 55' - , - ff - ' ' -' you lwflyp L , ' l 5 V+ ' Q ,g,1.. 5 j' i ' .. . lc M l romj l ,Q ml Thought, Feeling, Expression had its time Some used the brush, Others the cello or pen Song permeated the air. ff '-N Y' Signs of talent enveloped us in A gf-Rx lbnw-we Spring arrived. Signs of new life appeared. W lx l g J .an- url Q. N -txggga M., m Y - ' -Q an-Lu .w.441.T l'l'w -W ,. ' I ,,-ww-ny.f-4, v'-'ew y,,QfX.,r,,:wn 3 my N A X -wa. rf , a-rw' s f Ng- ,svn A calendar speaks. Another year has gone, and we ask ourselves, Has itbeen worth it all? l so i 3 lf'iiif1i53sf'?f5f A We wonder. And we see signs of dedication, growth, achievement enthusiasm, participation, competition, and support. And we know. V , . A 0 A M. f 12 sg-Q, if WJ , Q., gf 59511, fi W hir L - . .Q,?, Q Let u build here a city of God On a sunny Sunday afternoon, July 28, 1968, Bishop Clarence Issenman proudly broke ground for a new Catholic high school to serve the Lorain area. Karen Robertson, then only eight years old, did her best to help. On June 4, 1978, nearly ten years later, Karen graduated from that new school--our own Lorain Cath- olic. Below, Bishop Issenman welcomes the seniors at . X S 'v 3 L 3 W 1 xl xx X . fr f kia ' ef' A' A it s 4 K S 5 1,-tty. t 3 g ,gxty ,. ' L. ew 3 that Baccalureate Mass. The shovel used in the ground- breaking ceremony has since been engraved and mounted. Here Karen, a member of the Holy Trinity parish in Lorain, poses with the shovel outside the LC chapel. For the tradition-minded, we've printed below some excerpts from the Lorain JOURNAL of June 29, 1968. L S Lorain Catholic hi h ground broken The sun beamed from an almost cloudless sky and a slight breeze cooled the air yesterday as hundreds of Lorain area citizens gathered to break ground for Lor- ain Catholic High School. It is scheduled to open in September of 1969. They filled a clearing in the midst of a wooded area off Falbo Avenue and Tower Boule- vard. James D. Lonergan, master of ceremonies for the event, said, God gave us one of his best days. He called it a good omen for a great venture. The most Rev. Clarence G. Issenman, bishop of Cleveland, also judged the beautiful day as a good omen. He went on to recognize the vision and courage of those who had dreamed and planned for the new high school. Bishop Issenman said the goal of the schools and society is to develop whole individuals. Parents and other citizens seek to provide from their children and for generations to come, trustful relationships between all men in our society, he said. The Bishop read the formal religious groundbreaking ceremony. He was assisted by the Very Rev. A. James Quinn, vice chancellor of the Diocese from St. John Cathedral, Cleveland. The Very Rev. Msgr. Richard E. McHale, superintendent of the Dio- cese of Cleveland schools, urged the community, Let us all together build here a city of God. Ground was broken with a plated, ornamented shovel furnished by Kohlmeyer Supply Co. 4 Signs of dedication Academics A concerned administration works for Being a high school principal is always a thank- less task. When you're principal of a Catholic school facing inflation, money shortages, gas shortages, killing blizzards, and falling roofs, the problems increase a hundred-fold. For three years S ister John Mary Baker, an educator and admini- strator who learned patience by washing dishes two and a half years before taking final vows, dealt capably and firmly with these and many other problems. She gained not just patience but skill from her years teaching in Detroit, Chicago's Westchester suburb, and at Cleveland Central Catholic, and brought to Lorain Catholic her knowledge: degrees in Biology and English, a Master's Degree from Notre Dame University, and administrative work at Chicago's DePaul Uni- versity. As if her work at LC wasn't exhausting enough, she took time out in the summer to work with the handicapped. Here at LC, she urged the teachers to give more time and concern to the students, and encouraged the students to use their free time wisely while changing the schedule to assure them of an in-depth education. As she puts it, That's my big thing--showing where every- thing fits and having them see it. Otherwise, when they're through with school, they have a 'file drawer' mentality and they're not really edu- cated. She didn't want that to happen here. Too often, these three years, we've failed to see S ister John Mary's dedication in facing the many ob- stacles laid before her and in serving as a symbol of leadership that we could follow. Now, as she leaves Lorain Catholic, we want to offer our be- lated thanks for all she has done for the school and for us. it it the betterment of the school . - 'R L QW Ixos, .V Being assistant principal at a high school calls for a combination of Cary Grant, President Carter, and Jack the Ripper. While we may not have gotten ex- actly that, we did get a master of many talents to fill that position. Mr. Dennis Demcho is the owner, de- signer, builder, and repairer of golf clubs at his Demcho Golf Club Repair shop, and in the past he has been a gas station mechanic, a teacher in Bay Vllage, a stock car driver, assistant course manager and teaching pro in Avon Lake, and a policeman with the Sheffield Lake Police Department. His ex- perience as a policeman was a big help when he be- came Lorain Catholic's Dean of Men, which in turn prepared him to handle the problems that daily be- siege an assistant principal. He spends every minute of the day on the go, which makes getting a picture of him almost impossible! As he puts it, I'm going to live every minute as full as I can live. And as I go along, if I can help one person throughout each day, I'm having a good time and my day's com- plete. WORK? MARRIAGE 7 'F COLLEGE. 0 1 i M Q Whatever your problem may be, there's someone in the Guidance Department to help you. In the mobile unit, Mr. Dennis Plas worked with upper- classmen, while Sister Loretta Gilloe helped the underclassmen in the building. Mrs. Barb Poga- char handled the myriad problems of scheduling, Father Larry Martello dealt with problems of the soul, and Mr. Joseph Hoelscher was available to take care of problems of the mind as the new school psychologist. Fr Martello lrightl--but then, he's always right smllesfor the camera. Sr. Loretta at her type- writer lbelow leftl. Mr. Plas lbelow right? in the mobile unit. Mr. Hoelscher lbottom leftl after lunch lBottom middlel Mrs. Chesnut, hard at work as always. Mrs. Fragassi lbottom rightl gives her opinion of the mobile unit. . . 'VX If viii-ly, If you can keep your head while all about you are losing theirs, you're probably part of LC's office staff. Mrs. Nlajesky ltop rightl heroically copes with Senior Skip Day and assorted absences, Mrs. Vecchio Ueftl tries to make Vdogvqeith achronlcal, money 'short- age, and Mr5.k'tFrag,assil faboveh struggles daily-ithrough fogfrain, and blizzards--to the mobileuniit. Through ltall, Nlrs. Ches- nut ltop Ie1fl.1,jialmlyingversees everything, deal ing.wIth'sth'e questions andfcri ses ofiladt- ministration, faculty, and students. If the pressure ever gets to her, she can turn to our new school nurse, the ever-happy Janice McNally, lmiddleileftl. M Miss Helen Babics B.S. Kent State. Girl's Phys. Ed. and Health. Girl's Volleyball, Bas- ketball, and Softball coach. Rev. Ken Bartsch OFM Conv. St. Anthony's, Lorain. B.A. and MAPFE, St. Louis University. Morality, Sociology. Bro. Bob Baxter OFM Conv. St. Anthony's, Lorain. B.A. St. Louis University. Freshman Theology, Christianity and Politics, Christian Religions. Head of the Religion Department. Mr. Jerry Catalano B.S. St. Joseph, Masters, Ohio State. Concert and Chamber Choir, Girl's Choir, Marching, Con- cert and Jazz bands, Pep band, Music Leisure. Dir- ector of bands. idk-'W' ' .1-E Q, S-by A ,usa 4 ..... 'A f N. W. Mr. James Cataldo B.A. Kent State, ALA Lorain County Commun- ity College. Art I, II, III, IV, Art History. Chairman of Art Department, Ski Club Advisor. Mr. Ted Eddy B.A. Cleveland Institute of Art. Art I and II, Art Leisure. X Xgis W as Mr.'Tom Edwards B.A. Bowling Green State University. Freshman Theology, Algebra I, Pre-Al- gebra. Freshman football coach. Miss Rose Emery B.A. Notre Dame University, post-grad. and vocational work Kent State. Child Care, Foods I and II, Clothing I and II, Art Needlework. Co-Moderator of Student Council. 7 .img X Y Q ' l Miss Nan Essler Mr. Paul Flament Mr. James Francis B.A. Marygrove College. Criti- B.A. Xavier College. Theology B.A. St. Joseph, M.A. Toledo cal Thinking, English 10. 10. Junior Class Co-Moderator. University. Geography, U.S. Miss Anne Ginnane B.A. Marygrove, M.A. Western Reserve. Freshman English. History. Head Freshman Bas- ketball coach, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. John Graham B.A. University of Toledo: M.A. Cleveland State. Distrib- utive Education. DECA. N R E Sr. Ellen Mary Green, I.H.M. B.A. Marygrove College: M.A. Univ. of Detroit, graduate work at Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of Wisconsin, Univ. of North Car- olina, Univ. of California- Berkeley. Student Government moderator. -1 ,-4 Jil? Q.. E Nlr Rocky Hammond Rev. Joseph Hilinski B A Georgetown College Jour Nativity. M.A. St. Mary's Sem- nallsm Media Speech Head inary, Morality, Sociology. 3 Miss Ruth Karl B.S. and graduate work at Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Biology, Microbiology, Human Physiology. Senior class advisor, secretary of Spartan Senate, Girl's Tennis, co-de- partment head. Mrs. Jacquie Kasprowski B.A. College of St. Francis. Eng- lish 10, Children's Literature, Short Story, Literature of the 3rd World, Mystery of Death. Co- chairman Spartan Senate, Junior class advisor. 1 , , l Rev. Robert Krasen St. Peter's. B.A. Borromeo Col- lege, M.A. St. Mary's Seminary. Christian Service. Qs -s 1 -1 4 1. 3-'H egg O 5 x 'Y j, ,v , -,..,. K. ., A . .. its S: fj Laffy' x I.. , X 5 wif as wnumkm i ' Mr. James Lawhead Miss Jane Leavell A.B. Ohio Northern. P.O.D. Head B.A. Bowling Green State Univ. basketball coach, Athletic Di- Speech, Reading 10, Comparative rector. Literature, Science Fiction and the Literature of Laughter. Yearbook moderator, co-advisor of Freshman class. Miss Shufflln and her Ecology class discover the beauties of nature on afield trip fourth quar ter Mr LoPresti lbelow leftl does his imitation of Michelangelo's David Mr Lmgler lbelow rlghtl displays the sum of his knowledge. Mr. Andrew Lingler Rev Kevin Lelbhardt A.B. Ohio University M S M A St Mary's Seminary. Ohio State. Algebra I and II Marriage History ofthe Chosen Elementary Functions NHS People moderator. Mr. Gene LoPresti B.A. Bowling Green State U. Architectural Drawing, Draft- ing, I and II. Cross-country coach, Freshman class advisor A Sr. Teresa O'Connell, I.H.M. B.A. Mount St. Joseph: M.A. Univ. of Michigan. Spanish I, II, III. Mrs. Jacqueline Panza A.B. Syracuse University U.S. History. Mr. Ken Pogachar B.A. Kent State. Math Workshop, Industrial Arts Consumer's Math, Funda mental Math. Co-chair- man Spartan Senate, In- dustrial Arts department head, head coach J.V. basketball. Mrs. Podyvalny B.A. Oberlin College. German II. Mr. Rick Ruggles B.S. Kent State. French I, II, III, Spanish I. Mr. David Schmidt B.S. Michigan Tech. Chemistry, Physics, and Electronics. Xi . ,yi Mr. Richard Sealscott B.A. Bowling Green State Univ. Beginning Typing, Advanced Typ- ing, Business Law, Accounting. Football Coach. :AS L. Mr. Gary Shook B.S. Univ. of Akron. Reading, English 9, English 10, Reading Skills. X . ,fav Miss Paula Shufflin B.S. Bowling Green State Univ., graduate work Toledo Univ., Ohio State. Biology, BSCS Biology, Ecology. Pep Club moderator, Cheerleading advisor, chairman of Activities Committee Spartan Senate, co-department head. PT' Mr. David Snell B.A. Wartburg College. Boy's Phys. Ed., Health, Advanced Phys. Ed. Track team and football coach. Miss Sally Stauder Associate Degree LCCC, B.A. Bowling Green State University. Typing I, Shorthand I, Secretarial Block Program. Handled posting for 2100 Raffle, co-ordinated employ- ment for Block Program, co-moderator Bowling Club. Mrs. Mary Ann Teitelbaum B. S. University of Toledo. British Lit., Short Story, Business English, Child- ren's Lit., English 10. Sophomore moderator. Mr. Mike Ziemke B.S. Ashland College. Economics, P.O.D. Ten- nis coach, Assistant bas- ketball coach. W il' The most popular room in the building--outside of the commons and the restrooms, when they're open --is the library. There's something for everyone in that spacious, quiet area, whether it's sources for that research paper you have to write, a break with the latest sports magazine, or just a corner for some quiet thought. Miss Ocampo not only instructs Fresh- men on the use of the library, she also oversees pap- perbacks, hardbacks, textbooks, records, filmstrips, slides, and an assortment of audio-visual materials, all designed to make Lorain Catholic a real learn- ing experience. i lOpposite pagej Mr. Snell lfar leftl shares a desk with a student who failed Health class. Mr. Ziemke lmiddle bottoml cheats during a test. lThis page? Mrs. Doychak Uefti proudly displays a fine collection of books, KTopD Reflections in the library window. Mrs. Doychak labove left? organizes the audio-visual materials. Miss Ocampo tabove right! handles the merchandise. X -NuQ..wf Q x 1 . Sl .,. . ',vQ,q ' ...- - hw 'WN - Q . x, . X:,f. . A 1 .A Q 1 ' Q . 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'Q' sf nw- T25 A Barb Ackerman Lisa Adams Sandy Bacsi Chris Baker Emil Bayus Sherri Bennett Angie Brady Mary Brown Carol Bukowski Anita Calabrese Pat Caruso Don Chopchinski Joe Chozinski Maggie Chuplis Cindy Churchill Kevin Comer Janice Conley Rose Consolo Jamie Corrao Molly Coughlin Debbie Cyran Jim Debrason Diane Dickinson Dave DiFrancesco Norene Dombrowskl Molly Donahue Dotty Dougherty Diane Dunker Ed Etter Alan Fernandez Tony Fill Tim Flores Bobby Flynn Dan Foisy Lisa Forthofer 'P lag X , Xf N . f 2. A f X .i - . , ,Sw xxx . . Q 3 Q' 'R ' - - V l L ,iq T .. ,. 2' ar 'fu IF -1. . P .L K W W. B. f xi Q T, N Q I my 9 yi sexi fs ww A ' A SN ' N Q x f 1 gi X 1 Ng S Y 1 it x jf .1 s N Q N 5 -:JA X 2 5 il,ll A it 'AI' T f. CMN X X J I . r A5 '- y - ri A V, W .ig at 3? ff .. ls, 1 0 'p at 1 -cf g , A , r A 1 . ' I' 2 T R - Q C A X I .is 4 . x ' - I A A v-' Phil Fragassi Amy Garrett Mary Garrity Tim Girard Martha Girz Dan Given Rita Grasso Kevin Hejnal Mary Hobson Jim Hoenig Jan Horosz Tom Hunady Mary Hurtado Gerald Huya Greg Ilg Kathy Jasko Patty Johnson Mary Jo Katiba Carl Ketterer Jim King Jim Kirchner Class officers must serve as symbols to unite a class, and, despite a slow start, this year's officers lleftb led a group of high achievers. For the Home- coming float -- a sandy beach that made summer come alive -- Treasurer Diane Dickinson lbehind podium? loaned out her garage. Vice President Patty Johnson Kbeside Jimi and Secretary Mary Garrity helped organize a Christmas carolling outing, a candle sale, and a swinging Frosh Nite Disco with a live band, door prize, dance contest, and pizza. President Jim Klejka was al- ways there making sure it ran smoothly, right down to hobbling to Cedar Point on crutches and in a cast with two busloads of Freshmen eager for a day of fun and sun. Not only did the Class of '81 accomplish all that, they still had almost seoo in the bank, to ensure a successful start next year. lOpposite page, leftl A rowdy Ray Shullick, Phil Fragassi, Dave DiFrancesco, and Bobby Flynn. lRightD Jim Hoenig at his locker. Jim Klejka Jim Klimczak Mary Ellen Knapp Pam Kodman Paul Kramer 3, '- Kim Kruse 7 it Thad Kuczynski N Q Q fl ,A B413 N wa Mike Leon Don Leonard Paula Loboda Stephanie Lukovics , -- . , Q A L Ta' ,Qi .4 Margie Mackin L ' g xi: f 0 -4 Chris Majzun 'it 'N ' fj ' r W Dan Malo . y r is 1 H I pi i Q . - pn.: A Ex Kelly Maloy Ken Matuszak David Mayer Fran McConnell Robert McMahon Tania Merat Mary Merkle Jay Mezlak Joni Mihalik Lisa Milasky Judy Miller Michelle Miraldi Karen Morgan Lori Novak Jim Novotny Danielle Nunez Billy O'Connor Dick Olson Edith Onderick Michelle Park Lisa Pelusi 3' . ri , , . fm. M 5, f . . Q 'W iv Q: N' , N ,, . ... . if gmt . s ' 1 ::f: - 5...ryg as 4 I , ,N Q 1 ll 4-5 '1sr2FMiSQL,?f.?v : -5, W V .2 'A' ' . 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J -N Aa. ,- Jeff Ashley Marie Baker Jill Bardar Maurice Barnett Jerry Barth Cheri Batista Dave Bereznay Matt Burns Laura Butchko Bob Cameron Dave Canalos Tracy Celaschi Christy Churchill Jim Ciarrone Mike Clark Kelly Comer Maria Costa Jeff Coughlin Kim Danevich Jeanne Davis Chuck DeAngelis John DeAngelis Jackie DeLeonardis Carol DelGrosso Ed Detz Kevin Dillon Jeff Dittmer Gina Drda Scott Duckworth Nita Edwards Pattie Fairlie Nancy Feeley Missy French Gref Greg Gehlman Mary Ellen Girard Lisa Gordon Elaine Gradisek Dane Gregus Dave Haradem Sue Hertensteiner Lisa Hobson John Holomuzki John Howells Naomi Ignacio Patti Imbrogno Julie Jacobs Jerry Jaworski Audrey Jaxon Bob Jere Mary Ann Johnson Mike Judge Debbie Katiba Cory Kayle Kathy Kelly Tim King Joe Kintler 1' Jerry Kirchner Eileen Klear John Klejka Mary Carol Knechtges Nancy Kramer Sue Krenek Kevin Krupp Frank Labis Mike Lawhead Cathy Legheart Chris Leonard J Lettenberger Andy Liauw Maureen Mahony Greg Majjasie Ken Majka Doug Maneri Jane Matuszak Dave McNary Chris Milasky Kathy Miller Gene Minnich Paula Miraldi Ed Molnar Jerry Mullinax Laura Mullins Mike Naumes Jim Nickoloff Scott Nosseck Ann Novotny Coleen O'Brien Tom O'Brien Mike O'Keefe Kat Olejko Keith Papay Dave Payne Donna Piscione Carol Popovich Kathy Radcliffe Ray Ralich Carla Restifo Steve Richvalsky Carol DelGrosso worked so hard last year for the Class of '80 her election as this year's President was a sure thing. With the unflagging aid of Vice President Tracy Celaschi lfar rightb, Treasurer Jill Bardar lleftb and Secretary Nancy Kramer Cby Jilli, she set up a candle sale, magazine sale, car wash, and St. Patrick's Day bake sale. The Sophs showed it's still spring in their hearts as they made a float bedecked with spring flowers. A bouquet should go to their hard-working officers for their dedication -- now, let's get started on next year's Prom! lOpposite page, leftl Kathy Miller has had a REALLY rough day! tRightD Nita Edwards seems almost lost in her music. 'S -vw 3. 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L Q ' K 'rf -ir' l , V Ex if ff' -,5, f ff a Tim Diamond Jim Dillon Teri Drda Stephanie Facslco Torn Fedinets Richard Fernandez Jeff Findley Tom Flores Brenda Galant Paul Ganobcilc Dave Garrett Michelle Garrity Judy Gaydosh Diane George Tom Girz Diane Gladish Kim Glowacki Therese Godlewslci Linda Gordon Greg Gornall Kathy Green Karen Guzik Rhonda Harsar Brian Higgins Shelly Hilenski Kathy Hobson Jayne Hogrefe Sandy Holomuzki Terry Hunady Mark Jakubec Debbie Jankowski Bill Jasko Janet Jaworski Chris Kasper Doug Kayle Mike Kieswetter Tim Knipp Bob Kobasic Carolyn Koperdak Chris Kosash Barb Kowalcyzk Lydia Kozich Robin Krajnock Judy Kramer Jimmy Lawhead I' ff' . v- Rick Leidenheimer Not only did they transform the school into an Isle of Golden Dreams, the Juniors also sponsored the bruising but hysterical donkey basketball game, sold carnations, and held both a disco and a tobag- gan party. A lot of credit goes to the class officers laboveiz Pres. Nick Restifo, VP Ari Amiri, Treas- urer Debbie Lukotch, and Secretary Jayne Hogrefe. Jim Leonard Janet Lesiecki Nancy Lester Michael Linn Teresa Lubinecky Greg Luca Kay Lukenic Debbie Lukotch Jackie Maderia Joyce Mahony Monica Majka Mary Maloy Dennis Mason Sue Matysiak Bobbie Mayer John McConnell Terry McCormack Eugene McGlinchy Cathy McPhie John Meimaridis Terri Milasky 1 'A V V V Imlf- frjijm 4 K E Q K - -' 1 ,v, -2 My my 7 L4 f 'bi 5 , t gt 1 Q Y in 1 Q i 'V T, lf I , Y it 'zz' 4 u ' 4 , . X A 2 X lf lm A A 5 , 4-Q . ,-.1 vf . i 1, ff I ' ' I 1-' il' ' il' 1 l -A J Q 'Q L' x K 'Fw A , f 4 M, - is N. Q 1' 'ig 'Us Q., 5 ' x A gfiig K- X I. W -A ' 1 ns- MLS so .K N12 ,Q .H J' 3 x Q .- 4-PX 5 0 -..af . 1 is Se X . to N. G i 4 .J x -,N if ff . John Miraldi ' ' Maria Miraldi ' Diane Mishak A - Melanie Moldovan G g Q Vicki Montagnese K- ' V Sharon Morgan 3 A Maria Mramor Larry Mullinax Stephanie Mutmansky rv Dave Muzilla M g Tiwfi Pam Nabakowski N QB, ' Alan Nagy ' , 1 Dave Niemiec XR , A AX V I fm Kelly O'Connor Mike Oey Diane Olson ' Tony Papay Cheri Paterson Dino Pelusi John Petruchik Judy Poprock Q Cindy Provenza Bobbie Pulcer Ron Reber Bob Reichlin Patty Renner Y' 1? ,mg 4 ' Nick Restifo Brian Richards Lorrie Riegelsberger , 4 Mark Ritenauer Chris Schiavoni Sharon Schneider Bob Scrofano Laura Septaric Kathie Shindler ik, Jn 'Q N. W ' 5 X S.. U 5, 4' .M . .S ' H, W 1. K J if is n. f . kiln , L4 tl W: L dh ' P + Awe: ' gf 'aw I we W s .J J A . K ' lk 5 z ir. fx gfjyj g A ,fi , Q 3 k..., 11 J Y -1 I gk . ,Lf- 4 V 1 Taras Silecky Stan Smigel N , . ' A - Debbie Snodgrass , K Tim Staller 'C 3 ' 4' Brian Stowe 'i Renee Stransky N S Margie Strzelecki ,QM . ax Linda Super 4 Laura Swartz Linda Tomasic A , Meg Tomshack :L 1, Scott Toth cn ' ' . Denise Trepoy L f , ' , Nancy Turton Jeff Turza . Tom Valletta 5. .,,, Millie Velazquez H ' . 'Q Butch Walbom ii ' Frank Wenner g , N Deanne Zaborowski , V 1 i in lgv' ri g x ii Mark Zelnik ntfifx ' N ' fe, N . ff' Rick Zvosec ii ,.. X R Sas 1 1 ,498 Y. 56. S NW! a Signs of achievement 1 e im . M.. K h h if n xg L X Seniors Gary Allegretto Tami Amiri Dan Arroyo Dan Ashyk Kevin Baker It's been a long hard haul for the Seniors. Jeff Banker Michael Bansek Bonnie Baraniak ADW Bafdal' Jeff Bernsee B - f , i X., Dan Bile'-2WiCZ Nancy Blazina Jeff Bortner Pat Brackley sf 1 9 WMA Aimee Brady Suzanna Broglio Junction 78'?!'? I thought it was 58! Sandra Brooks Barbara Bruno N, B J ia .1-'ff 'A ' H Denise Bruno Victoria Bruno Patricia Buehrle Sylvia Buri l Class of '78 if-v ,.,--v David Burns The infamous Senior Cheer. Luba Burns l Mary Ellen Butchko Ellen Butti Jim Campo Ron Carek gf? ,Nts YR! Patti Carollo Cynthia Castro Michael Chensky Diane Chimenti w M 0 John Foley Barb Bruno 8. Jim Turbett pose for the Donny 84 Marie Loolcalike Contest. Andrea Ganobcsik M .409 Timothy Gehlman Elizabeth Giaquinto William Gilles John Girard Terence Given lVllCl1a9l GYGQUS Richard Grubic Daniel Haradem f. 'a o I , i Maureen Haynes l e iii ani , L33 l at , va' 4 Michael Hertensteiner Diane Urig 84 Jill Krenek play Betty Crocker in cooking class. ffl ,A AZ -ff i Lee Anne Higgins Karen Hilenglqi Susan Hobson Kenneth Hoholski Susan Holloway Thomas Horosz Patricia Hreha Richelle Hrinda l , an , X I 1 Denise Kirsch Edward Klimczak Marilyn Klingshirn Jacqueline Knight an Q , Richard Kobasic .Q- 'A.-. Sandra Kosakowski - Christina Kosco Andrea Hurtado reads the dictionary for fun. Scott Kosman April Kozich Martin Kraly Jill Krenek Regina Krupa 1. L, N if , 5 Susan Krupp Theodore Kulas tb. x in., D M i 1 Richard Lash Richard Lesiecki S0011 Taylor relaxes On the Steps- h i i V ' i N- X X A 1 ig i y 1 i i l I I K- f ' i ii Q J i Q i 'hi o 1 I 3 ' f f L, f l 1 'Iliff ? John Lester Christopher L inn 'F- .wg '11 , -X ...L Gina Krupa 84 Sheila Negowski do a comedy act. Charmaine Lupinacci David Machnik ,f-Mg-. David Nlaciejewski Joyce Nladeria Scott Kosman is a busy d.j. in the radio room Paulette Mager David Mahilo :N Paul Martincak Denise Martinelli .5 KM- M , J. X. f. 'fr X4 fu-V nv 4' rf I .gm s .kk , ,- .fdfzfn , Dave Matheson Linda Matuszak Dashing Tim Romot at the Prom. Carol McBride Michael Mielcarek Mary Beth Mihalik ww' John Mowcomber I X, Kathleen McConnell Joann McDowell Judy McGlinchy Bernadette Mihalic Nov' Back to Nature -- an Ecology field trip. Suzanne Moles Q Raelene Nlulik Thomas Muzilla Shiela Negowski 'sq' Donald Niemiec Robert Novotny Susan Nunez Kevin O'Brien Debra O ' Keefe if -4' x 1 'fP 1 'K . mf. L Mary Alyce Olejko Frank Papay Denise Bruno and Mike Chenslcy -- Best Dressed. Amelia Pawlak ini' , Y . hu Lisa Paytosh Dorothy Pentito Suzanne Pierce Michael Potts x I A. 5,1 . ,xy , - lk, gg, i'f EE? I 1 l John Foley 8. Rossana Danese -- Most Intelligent Craig DiFilippo 84 Pam Snell -- Best Physique Jay Rebman Jon Rebman Lisa Reinhardt David Riegelsberger Linda Rink Karen Robertson Michelle Rock Timothy Romot 7 K as r nv, I ' t'jA'c7v ' I' Timothy Ross David Roth Agnes Ruminski Debra Saltis Richard Saltis Cynthia Scharf Cynthia Schneider Theresa Schuster W' mineral Mike Zelnik 84 Jill Krenek -- Best Couple Dave Roth 8. Bev Imbrogno -- Bigest Flirts Z' JT Debra Smaldino Renee Smith 3 1 ' a Pamela Snell Dave Burns 81 Berni Mihalic -- Best All Around Marianne Socha fi lf ' -1' Q.,---'y X . wf S ix - in ' v M ,HT Betsy Sofranko Kenneth Solomon Susan Spann Maureen Stack X A I Martin Stawicki Jane Sutter Jacqueline Takacs Marilyn Takacs ef ! ,ik I - . F ,Aggi- nl!! ' was-vu FX i Lora Wagner Monica Weaver Maureen Weber Nancy Welter Chris Werbylo Christine White Lisa white William Whitehead lAboveJ Chris Kosco 84 Rick Grubic -- Wlttiestj lRlghtD April Kozich ci Jim Turbett -- Best Personality. I, 7 Tonya Wilson Suzanne Wood , ,ll 31 1 1 ..J. X 4 1 Y... ,,-f' . iong 4 .1- l Cynthia Yontack Mcihael Zelnik Ellen Ziegman John Zinitz Senior pictures not available 5 I.: -1, 4 ' 4 f .1 .V '- fig , nn yy H, .X X4 A , Fred DiFilippo 81 Annie Chozinski -- Most Talented John Girard 8. Bev Imbrogno -- Biggest Flirts for the following: Brian Bloor Mary Joan Burns Kathleen Gnizak Kenneth McMahon Christine Mramor gi i . .WWL . M K? we, .. L. LWx.t. Q fa. x W Q N Sk 'U T ,g wi' .,. . L 1 32 5 ' ULPST' , xffmif :Iv if ,Z 'kr The Senior Banquet was a time for fun and a time for memories. Dolled up seniors sat down to a dinner catered by DeLuca's, then shared the laughter and excitement of the annual un- veiling of the Senior Polls. Some of the win- ners included: Best All Around--Dave Burns 84 Berni Mihalic Best Looking--John Mowcomber 8. Betsy So- franko Most Likely to Succeed--Dave Burns, Rossana Danese, Tami Amiri Class Clown--John Zinitz, Gina Krupa Cockiest--Rick Kobasic 81 Chris Kosco Grumpiest--Gary Allegretto 8. Jane Jenkins Class Skipper--Brian Bloor 84 Jackie Takacs Most Cheerful--Jim Campo 81 Diane Urig Most Artistic--Jim Chrulski 84 Judy McGlinchy Nlost Studious--Aug D'0razio 84 Tami Amiri Prettiest Eyes--Tim Ross 8. Karen Hilenski Best Body--Craig DiFilippo 84 Pam Snell Best Dressed--Mike Chensky 8 Denise Bruno Biggest Flirt--Dave Roth 8. Bev Imbrono Best Couple--Jill Krenek 84 Mike Zelnik Most Athletic--Rich Ciarrone 8. Kathy McConnell Most Intelligent--John Foley 84 Rossana Danese Nlost Talented--Fred DiFilippo 84 Annie Chozinski Wittiest--Rick Grubic 8. Chris Kosco Most Spirited--Dave Burns 84 Linda Rink 84 Gina Grupa Best Personality--Jim Turbett 8. April Kozich Shyest--Dave Nlachnik 84 Monica Weaver Most Carefree--Tim Dombrowski 84 Sue Hobson For pictures of some of these lucky winners, check out the Senior Section lSigns of Achievementl. The Senior Bequeaths to underclassmen were also made public at the Senior Banquet and printed with their predictions of each other's futures. LC celebrates Baccalaureate Mass lOpposite page, top leftl The Seniors and audience stand at the beginning of Mass. lTop right? Mary Beth Mihal- ic does a reading. lMid leftl NHS members listen attentively. iMiddle right? Sue Broglio reads to a sea of hats. tBottomJ Father Martello reads the Gospel while the concelebrants listen. tThis page, rightl Concelebrants Fr. Snyder, Fr. Gas- parre iour vicarl, Fr. Martello, Bish- op Issenman, and Fr. Luca. F 11 Qi 1.50131 'swf 5: 5,525 X, Q Y ei ' E , siix.. C., A - maui 3 'PAQ Y if it 253, 5 2 is lTop left! Father Luca delivers the homily. lAbovel Scott Taylor gazes past Dan Haradem while Mallie Dougherty, Denise Dunker, and Tim Dillon contemplate their futures. lRightl 1978 graduates listen to Father Luca's homily. 1' aa. A .ie F, ir , X 2. , ..,,, tif ..,, , Q 1' 4' is is iaees ' 5' it TTTT 5 ii. v 'S I i Q .Ji fm , 3 J , 13 , WW, J M i '-'i' . 'ii ' ' VM T I :T-'Zn--i 7 s . JI, 'st .g W Y D:-I. 13-g X : s .5 .1 A f e 'iff 1 L a l rv D is l 1 2 A K il? . Q it T ' .ff .Q Ml f X. at is t is - ..yk 28 . X, Qs fs-fs 552: . K Q2 1 , ff V' I, , 1 ii . A. ...- 5 v 'sal so ' X sig . s E , A 'fi 'T ig .rt AWTQQ sz x . . . fs X. ' e w.. 9 5 , .es I Q K - I ,f -s-M adv- Ag 4 -2 K ,,. . tw.-s - 1 r-1' Il ' .1 . T Em' - 1. K - Q g Ag 'Ns ' 1. P E E 4, 3' .Q -: ,Z , ,H . ' X gg - V .5 'V' I gl H ay . H gi .53 ' ' ff .ig f , Q 4 5, I. ia It u . . - 4 .1 Y , 'A The Seniors themselves planned this year's Baccalaureate Mass and took part in doing the readings. This year's class was especially honored by the presence of Bishop Clarence Issenman, while the Mass itself was concelebrated by many area priests, pastors, and religious teachers from LC. Bishop Issenman's secretary, Fr. Luca, who delivered the homily, is an uncle of graduates Tim Downey and Karen Robertson. A slide presentation of the past year followed the inspirational homily, and tears flow- ed freely as 200 Seniors wished each other the Kiss of Peace. After a final word from the Bishop, the concelebrants and 1978 graduates processed out of the gym- O Seniors graduate in impressive ceremony ll if Y , Q- f Q x Es iix 5 t if Y I A-Qi L? sl.: ,S Four of the more outstanding Seniors received well- deserved recognition: Valedictorian Rossana Danese, ltopj, Salutatorian John Foley laboveb, John Girard, who was declared Most Outstanding Student lrightb, and Dave Burns lopposite, top right? who received the Spartan Athletic Award. Then guest speaker Irving Leibowitz loppsoite, bottom left! reminded the Seniors that There's no easy or magic way to become a person of worth in any field. It takes dedication, hard work, and devotion to others. You must develop your brain and cultivate your heart to achieve something useful. Always respect your- self. He also led the students and parents in a round of applause for Sr. John Mary Baker, saying, You graduates owe much of what you are, who you are, and what you will be to someone who is leaving this school, the gentle and formidable Sister John Mary. ff- ts, X. l! , ,A I 'ft uf FH' -..al 'Q - 9 ,M Y' N . Q uu ll'3' ,, X 4 ' .QQ I I ' u 1 Q.i,I1 ls'f-I. I 46.55 'Si- .lk gffiftgf ,. at X ,S 0121. K' is sse X J X X J x h:,, wtllnq J A : ,I , x i an ij. Q tiff in J X he in I I is 3' ' . J l . 5 ' - 5 X V 3 -li W , If , ff f N i lTop middlel Father Martello gives the invocation. lMiddle right! Denise Bruno and Patti Buehrle contemplate the future. lAboveJ Chris Jankowski and Jane Jenkins react differently while waiting to receive diplomas. tAbove left! Chris Werbylo receives his diploma from S ister John Mary. 7 N Q '-. Q. mv X 2 , X g I ,pl up -F X il V KTop left! Sandy Brooks and Jeff Bortner give full attention to the speaker: ltop right? Jane Sutter seems amused: ibottom Iefti Tim lon Fred DiFiIi o Vince DeLuca and I PP 1 1 bie Crouch view graduation in different ways: lbottom rightl John Zinitz and Mike Zelnik a sneaky photographer. Dil- Rob- eye p e ggt .f . L.. ,. Q, , xii . b. xi , Hxial A J i g i kk 'V I N Q 't e f .UF 'R ' 1 xp, Q A A ' 5 Q1 it A Q I S if sry L gm 5 -ii 5 ,g fn. S Q fu' M 4 QJAX - '1:h:f,a,'?.'1 N 'QQ 1-bids ? if , xv-M c'W '1 .. fr Q1 r .Q . K-wqxxx 5 ,. NYK UQ. sf-as ,Q N QI? MQ mm, gf X, M ., K ,,'.2'f.. K 6 ..... ..,,. ..., , Q M. U ww. 'f l Am aj? M ,I -L- 99 W- .-+ ax .QL Swmgmm : h+ im ,,,1:fIJ.',N,',,'--.. 4'iwsN vm. I ,nk MN .1 1 was-M 1 zY95Sff:2- .. 4-K Q- yi I ' o 1 l 1 - f -i-i f if Ui Y s- . 'H l ,, ,J- s Signs Il, 731 Af 71 L i .Ng-A ., enthusiasm Activities Th seasons bri hten Homecomin Signs and Symbols of '78 included this year's Homecoming floats, which brought an entire year to life in one chilly autumn night. The Sen iors brought Mallie Dougherty, Diane Urig, April Kozich, and Sue Biliancini, last year's Queen, in a snow-covered sleigh. Junior attendant Jill Conley arrived surrounded by pumpkins and corn stalks. The Sophomore attendant, Laura Mullins reminded us that spring flowers would return, while Freshman Paula Loboda dreamed wistfully of sun and sand. On the Senior float lrightl Sue Biliancini smiles for the camera while Nlallie, April and Diane wonder who will make it this year. Paula Lo- boda's sunny smile lbelow Ieftl outdoes the sun behind her. Jill Conley and friend sit beneath the Harvest Moon lbelow rightl. , , xv 3 N ee.....' -u N, Laura Mullins ltop right! sits amidst beautiful spring flowers. The Homecoming court labovel attentively watches the game. I, . f w ill ogol Q lx lui 1 ' 1 Ji f is s , I A queen is crowned Homecoming Week was a time of enthusiasm and excite- ment with the Junior's winning banner, Greenwaves will fall, symbolizing our united spirit. It was a time to visibly demonstrate our high spirits with the traditional parade. The Homecoming court smiled cheerfully as the floats made their way down Tower Blvd., along Oberlin Ave. and up Meister into the stadium. Cheers resounded as the Seniors won the float contest. Finally, Sue Biliancini crowned April Kozich the new Queen, the eternal promise that beauty of any kind will always be honored. The even- ing was capped by the music of Jaggot at the Homecoming Dance. ing EC WEEK 1 4 . X 4 D Q ii 3134+ was-1 au' 4'-. ,Q Y? .. X N 9 Q 455, vw 4 v fp.- r , 5 3.. K. ' x I I . Q ...........---- ,,u I X ' 'mx -1,N-,ww X E .Q ag unwwwwww -ff-fmaupgf xvgg, ,. ' Qin .- 4 6 'A TN 5 an iw S' u' :Q .9 ! LC gets the gong! Since Chuck Barrls couIdn't make It Dan Arroyo dld the honors as The Gong Show took over the auditorium A fund ralsrng actlvlty for the Art 4 class falm 1O0 Moons tsee Signs of En thusnasm J the Gong Show raased over S300 and proved that some people wnll do anything to make a buck Judges Bull Gilles Lnsa Paytosh Lora Novak Mlss Karl and Mass Leavell gonged their share of acts but some real talent dnd appear If we exclude the snfamous Sha Na Ccomposed of Coaches Hammond and Snell Mr Cataldo and Pa Pa OO Ma Ma LoPrestlJ The wmmng drums and Ed Kllmczak on accorduon tOpposlte page top leftl Clyde Clod alias Mr Shook, tells a worm Joke lTop rlghtl Phant star of 10O Moons makes an appearance as The Dancing Machme lMad leftl Jan Horosz and Mary Jo Katlba as the Bubblegum twms lBottom leftb mbers of the punk group Black Death' thelr scores from the Judges lRughtJ Don't tell anyone but that's Mr Cataldo the Unknown Ventrlloquast lThls page top leftb Jeff Bernsee land a serious number on us lRlghtD Marianne Socha Luz Glaqulnto Amy Pawlak and Jackle Knight are Out Behnnd The Barn lAbove leftl Ted Eddy, alias Guado Zucchann, after hrs tragvc fall from the trapeze lLeftl Lasa Paytosh gongs an act whsle Lorl and Bull look on 1 ' ' 5 I ' N . . . I I . . . I . I . I I I -- I ' I entry wasa polka number with Annie Chozinski on I I I . ' ' I I Me ' get I ' I ' I I I. . . I I . Super spectacular spartan sunshine day WW F X X Spartan Sunshine Day brightened everyone's face Spring Quarter. It began with a raucous teacher auction, where you could buy a mac- rame holder, a night of bowling, a horo- scope, a pizza party, or the chance to drop your lowest grade. Then it was into the gym for the pizza-eating content, tricycle race, and bubblegum blowing contest. Finally everyone poured into the stadium, where the torch was passed by each class President and lit by Dave Burns lopposite page, rightl. Here the Sophs, in a stunning coup, wont the tug-of-war and chariot race. The sunny day climaxed in a wild and wet Water Balloon Toss, with half the school on the field--and soaked. It was all brought to us by Berni Mihalic lleft, here with Tim Diamound announcing eventsl and the Student Government Activities Committee. LC community gathers in prayer iw v 1 1 Wwmmmwhsx Q Q1-, he gli NHS inducts 37 new members 1 'Q You can tie your shoes and I can't, a mentally retarded girl told her tormentors. You know how to read and I don't. So why don't you teach me? Helping others, like this girl, is the life's work of Nlr. Grif Ho- gan, the guest speaker at the 1978 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. The use of their own talents and abilities to help the less-fortunate is one of the things that made the 37 newly-inducted NHS members stand out from the crowd. Recom- mended by at least three different people for their service, all candidates were then voted on by faculty members, and those who displayed both scholarship and a fine char- acter were chosen to be inducted. Just who had been chosen was kept a secret until present NHS members called each new member from the audience at the assembly. The ceremony reached an emotional peak when Tami Amiri, announcing her sister's induction, burst into tears. News 74' T NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q 5 2. -2 ' 5 Z L Qi ' m I... ki X! Q : f Q '-Q-N. ... D .55 . lOppsoite page, top left! A tearful Tami Amiri robes sister Ari. lTop rightl Sue Broglio addresses the assembly. lBottom Ieftl Judy McGlinchy greets Pat Braclcley. iLeftD The joy of induction. lThis page, top Ieftl Fr. Leibhardt gives the invocation. lMid left? Judy Kramer robes Janet Lesieclci. lTop righth Kathy Clark rushes to the podium. lAbove leftl Steve Richvalsky accepts his robe with a flourish. lAboveD Brian Higgins. 57x ,Vx ff--nu .Q-v-of Q--if 4 K f,...,,,,,, ., ,,,,.,. .I W ,V g , V, s x A ,lr Z 1 I 3 c wk' mf yl .V I X C X I A Q 4' ' '4 x g K , fi 1 Qi' 1.13 ! - ' 5 V, ' Nl 5 '.7 if . . gif-1 N X: ,iirx 1-at Is it a rematch of the Kentucky Derby? Is it Old Mac- Donald Had A Farm ? No, but you're close. On Nov. 17 the students challenged the faculty to a game of basket- ball, the only catch being that the players had to ride don- keys. The event, sponsered by the Junior class, was an enormous success. Both audience and players got a real kick out of the game, which ended 10-10, with the don- keys the real victors. The next morning, it's rumored, Ben-Gay and bandaids jumped several points on the stock exchange. Have students will travel . . . to Spain France and Chicago t i - -1-ff ,sr :fe w r I. ff' lglzf- , ifixl f ' 5,241 ' Fifi?-1 .. 4-'fw I L 1 ' ,Tiff-Q, Y ' easing. .-Q ?f,g,gg3,ww - -s, im'-fi,BqS3 1f5 1 , ' ' 'E ' A ezmfiaz .E -D f ,Q 334 fs I 'I ,.. J.: I fl 155 XXX . ,gf 4 ...ir 4. Q v V W qv. Lorain County was practically evacuated this Easter when LC students left on trips to France, Spain, and Chicago. The French tour Kopposite page, top, and lefti was led by Mr. Ruggles and consisted of Brenda Galant, Judy Kramer, and Valerie Barnett. They visited the tomb of the Little Flower, the chateau country, and Paris itself fnote the Eiffel Tower in the backgroundl. Sr. Teresa led the Spanish trip tbelowl, made up of Taras Silecky, Rhonda Harsar, Judy Gaydosh, Nancy Turton, Janet Jaworski, Debbie Lukotch, Jayne Hogrefe, Ari Amiri, and Nick Restifo. When not living it up in discos, they saw a bullfight tleftl and took a trip over to Morocco. About ten members of NHS jammed themselves into the Spartan van lopposite page, bottom rightl for a ride to Chicago, stopping at Notre Dame Uni- versity, the Sears Tower fbottom leftl, and Gino's Pizzaria, where they carved their names on the ceiling. They were joined in this by Mr. and Mrs. Lingler and their son Bobby, the trip chaperones lopposite page, bottom leftl. Another large group headed for Florida by various means of transpor- tation, leaving only a handful of us here in Lorain doing our homework. f ' l g F.!:'Qi1MW .ll,9li'afT2' WAHM .......L.. 1 100 Moons invade Lorain Catholic Q . 1 If 5 2 I , , 'ju -f Q 1 f Nm .Y 7. F x a , 4'-.go fm WMP! J Wig! 1 gvf Q..-Y sz me 'Q A ,z 1 .4 ' K5 -sw, L it i ' 5 PST? t 5 .f , KXYQ, 5525? iw A . X, gg ass.. Q f wx Shades of STAR WAR S! Alien creatures stalked the halls of LC as Mr. Cataldo's art classes filmed a 16 millimeter color science-fiction movies called 100 MOONS. Mr. Cataldo, Miss Leavell, and members of the Science Fiction class wrote most of the script, which involves a class from another planet going on a field trip and getting entangled in an interplanetary war with the Zymots labovel, ugly red aliens. The cast included former L C teacher Ray Cosma as an absent-minded pro- fessor, Diana Dudash as an Amazonian heroine, Dorothy Pentito as a nervous student, Phil Fragassi as an obnoxious big-mouth, Jim Leo- nard as a quiet technician, and lVlr. Flament labove leftl as a boring administrator. Carla Restifo did the voice of a flirtatious robot named Ella, while Bobbi Pulcer was the voice of Phant llefti, a bumbling little robot who saves the day. lPhant, who used to work as a garbage can, also appeared in the Gong Showl. Various students appeared as aliens of one sort or another--Mr. Cataldo played a Zymot. Filming took place at NASA'S Lewis Research Center, on the Lorain Com- munity College grounds, and in the LC pool. Hopefully, the stunning special effects will be completed in 1979, and LC will have its own Close Encounter of the Third Kind. lOpposite page, frontl Phant gets a hug from Carla Rnstifo, l2ndJ Nlr. Flament, Bobbie Pulcer, Teri Drda, Dorothy Pentito, Mr. Cataldo, Jim Leonard. tBackl Phil Fragassi and Diana Dudash. Isle of golden dreams eg!! . Some people spend a lifetime searching for a dream. This year it only cost ten dollars to let your dream be your river into paradise. Through some magic of the Junior class, an Isle of Golden Dreams made Prom Night an un- forgettable experience. From the very beginning, when arriving couples were met by valets to help the women out and whisk the car away, it was an evening of sophisti- cation. The spiritual side of this night was also evident as Father Martello, the chaplain of Lorain Catholic, cele- brated Mass in the chapel. Students also participated wholeheartedly, doing the readings and petitions and taking up the Offertory. Then they were off to an island of delight, where they danced to the music of Nite Flite and revelled in beauty. . lAboveJ April Kozich and Karen Hilenski. lTop rightl Bill Gilles clutches a lei while Craig DiFilippo chows down. lRightD Jeff Banker seems to appreciate Janet Jaworski's charms. f fBeIow leftb Cindy Scharf, Pat Brackley, and Judy McGIinchy seem to be enjoying their visitto thistropical paradise. iBottom rightl Mary Ann Johnson and Kevin Baker are about to join a pleased Rich Ciar- rone and Linda Rink. iBeIowJ A! Onderick and Dorothy Pentito sample the nectar of the gods. if 1 ' ? Ir- 444' . I ui?-Vg. f ' f - W gg?-ig QL, .ry ss, XR 3 ,, 'wg .4 l ,E is Juniors throw spectacular prom 5 T l W. ,, H S , Pvc: 5, ., s. 'Q w fr Q, - . NJ Outside, bubbling fountains threw a silver sheen into the night. Where once students giggled in the circular classroom, a sandy beach and solitary palm tree stood in the center of a flower-filled lake, beautifully spotlighted in the moonlight. Inside, palm trees and flowers abounded, while artfully- draped fishnets helped transform the familiar school into a stunning fantasy treat. It was a mirage no one wanted to disappear. If anyone failed to be moved by this romantic atmosphere, there was always the Prom Till Dawn, where the competitive spirit stood out, and there was always something happening. The Games People Play included Ping Pong, Ring Toss, and Pinball. If even that wasn't enough, silent movies and old cartoons were shown on the upper deck. For those who wanted to dance, there was even the music of Cot- tonmouth, with our own Jim Chrulski on drums. lOpposite page, top? Cindy Castro and Joyce Maderia dine with their dates. CBottom leftl John Zinitz shares a word with his date, while Dave Roth and Diane Olson talk. lNextl Renee Stransky glows with the sort of happiness a tropical delight can bring. lLeftl Photographer Svat poses Tim Dombrowski and Jackie Maderia. lAbove leftl Lovely Sue Debrason. lAbove right? Bev Imbrogno and Pam Snell enjoy their tropi- cal feast. lAboveJ Janet Lesiecki and Dave Burns pause in their meal. 101 Ax, Ns ffff- 3 L4 , COL! 1 x V 'gif ,..a 5 2Elfl Signs of participation 1 - 'lu ' ' - - 5, -.na q ' x,,.X,g. ,Y ,,. tt , Organizations Student gov't symbol of service The atmosphere of Christian brotherhood, spirit, and leadership that began when Student Govt. mem- bers joined Brother Bob for a retreat at the begin- ning of the year made 1977-78 the success it was. Brotherhood was evident as they organized a swing- ing disco night and Fayrewether concert. The Activ- ities Committee--active as always, led by Chris Werbylo--organized both Homecoming and a re- vised Spartan Sunshine Day that brightened every- one's spirits. The Publicity Committee--chaired by Tami Amiri--saw that elections ran smoothly and invited students from many area schools to visit L C. Student Government's leadership made the Thanks- giving Food Drive a record-breaker, while the Blood Bank drive produced over one hundred pints, thanks to Sue Debrason and the Liturgical Committee. Leadership also enabled LC students to beat out EC in the March of Dimes Twenty Mile Walk-A-Thon. Scholarship was not forgotten, as Sister Ellen Mary and Student Govt. planned the Honors Assembly and brought us M.J. Quinn's multi-media presentation on humor in America. They united the entire student body in school masses, and united themselves through biweekly meetings. Students were kept in- formed through the Student Govt. board, where Tim Diamond updated the monthly calendar, minutes of the meetings, and Alumnotes, while Debby Lu- kotch kept us posted on sports. With a year like this, is it any wonder the Ohio Association of Student Councils gave our Student Govt. an honor award as one of Ohio's best? The Executive Board lat leftbt Berni Mihalic, Pres- identg Barb Bruno, Treasurer, Tim Diamond, Vice President, Sr. Ellen Mary, Moderator: Judy Kramer, Secretary. lBelowJ Scenes from the retreat. TTT 'S -1 5 i 01 - 5 as Q I '-jf E 'i.'fFAYREilETHEl2 .' it f t.0RAIVN SCATHOLIC HIGH JAUDIETORIWUMT fi ' T 4 wEDNEsDAv, DECEMBER 2i,' 1977, 8:00 P.M.'to 11:00 P.M.' 7 ' NSORED BY L.C.H.S.STUDENT GOVERNMENT g I -rf , 'A Q5UQQru', .ag - Hwi?f.,..,.- . E '-0RA:N . Z Ml 8 AAA' CT- 23 ovv CA AYMALL .. ..... ..,, LL: 22.2. 1- - lTop left! Seniors admire the bulletin board. lTop rightl Tim Diamond, Gina Krupa, and Berni Mihalic challenge Elyria Catholic Student Sen ate members. lMid Ieftl Sue Debrason. lAboveD Liturgical Community Affairs Committee: lFront7 Marianne Socha, Ari Amiri, Kathy Rad- cliffe, Judy Poproclc, Judy Delmonico. lBacIO Sandy Bacsi, Patti Johnson, Michelle Cyran, Debby Katiba, Jim Klejka, Mike Leon. lLeftD Ticket from the Fayrewether concert. SUAIDA YCOUNTT V I The Activities Committee: lFrontl Jane Matuszak, Debby Lukotch, Lee Ann Higgins, Linda Rink, Linda Tomasic, Chris Werbylo. fBackJ Paula Loboda, Charlaine Reynolds, Jim Dillon, Karen Robertson. Y 11a-n-:L E, -4 vi Publicity Committee: Bev Imbrogno, Carla Restifo, Carol DelGrosso, Jill Bardar, Christy Churchill, Patti Imbrogno, Tracy Celaschi, Nancy Kramer, Kathy Clark, Carolyn Van Neil, Cheri Batista, Tami Amiri, Kathy Tomko, Nancy Scott. Lorain Catholic's finest: NHS a 11 , lFronti Bernie Mihalic, Bev Imbrogno, Mr. Andrew Lingler, Rossana Danese, John Girard. l2ndD Linda Rink, Gina Krupa, Tami Amiri, Barb Bruno, Judy Delmonico, Debbie Smaldino, Sue Broglio, Amy Pawlak, Lee Ann Higgins l3rdJ Debbie Snodgrass, Monica Majka, Judy McGlinchy, Sue Wood, Pat Brackley, Chris Schiavoni, Debbie Lukotch, Wendy Fairfield, Patty Fairlie, Jill Bardar. lllthl Chris White, Janet Jaworski, Judy Gaydosh, Annie Chozinski, Marilyn Klingshirn, Betsy Fairlie, Cathy Urbanik, Chris Leonard, Judy Kramer, Diane Urig, Gina Drda. l5thi Chris Werbylo, Brian Higgins, Tim Diamond, Ari Amiri, Janet Lesiecki, Dave Burns, Therese Godlewski, Michelle Rock, Denise Kirsch, Dave Riegelsberger. If you're looking for a symbol of Lorain Catholic itself, you need look no farther than our own Our Lady of the Lake chapter of the National Honor Society. NATIONAL These outstanding students displayed character, scholarship, leadership, and ser- R SOCIETY vice, beyond the average. This year's officers -- President John Girard, Vice Pres- H020 1, ident Rossana Danese, Secretary Bev Imbrogno, and Treasurer Bernie Mihalic X 5 -- led the group throughavariety of activities under the direction of Mr. Andrew :E ' Z 7 1 W x l x Z Q. Lingler, the NH S moderator. Activities included a donation to the Apostalate for X the Mentally Retarded, selling bags of popcorn to establish a scholarship fund for f A deserving eighth graders, an Easter trip to Chicago, and a visit to the Cleveland zoo. The traditional NH S farewell party for the seniors was held at member Kathy Clark's house, with each senior getting a gag gift from an underclassman. DECA members s II and excel x -, 1 64,4 ,off ' iff if 2: V .gil ,glad lFrontJ Debbie O'Keefe, Barb Jasko, Rich Saltis, Jackie Talcacs, Dave Riegelsberger, Nlike Mielcarek. l2ndl Richelle Hrinda, J. Rebman, Joann McDowell, J. Rebman, Robbie Crouch, Mary Jo Burns. iBaclO Ellen Ziegman Denise Martinelli, Tonya Wilson, Ted Kulas, Bill Whitehead, Chris Linn, Raelene Muzik. As usual, this little-publicized, high-powered group had a very successful year. The students received on-the-job training while winning many awards for merchanising, public relations work, and so on. Here at L C, the showcase wasa highly visible sign oftheir success, decorated for Easter, Christmas, the Prom, and other occasions -- and always with a marketing angle in mind. Dave Riegelsberger proudly shows the DECA show- case that mirrors the real winter's blast outside. z chu . A5 Gina Krupa displays the symbol of Pep Club spirit. Hallelujah! l'm a bleacher bum ' 'K . 'h , ,W , 5 St- it I 'Qt .Nw . .t 'L,-.,':'.:1- l 3 H 1 . lFrontl Gina Krupa, Amy Pawlak, Linda Rink, officers. l2ndJ Laura Carpino, Vicki Montagnese, Janet Lesiecki, Jayne Hogrefe, Judy Kramer, Debbie Lukotch, Chris Sciavoni, Judy Poprock, Lee Ann Higgins, Sue Broglio. f3rdl Judy Gaydosh, Diane George, Nancy Turton, Rhonda Harsar, Bobbie Pulcer, Cory Kayle, Jill Bardar, Judy McGlinchy Turton, Rhonda Harsar, Bobbie Pulcer, Cory Kayle, Jill Bardar, Judy McGlinchy. Ulthl Dorothy Pentito, Sue Wood, Carolyn Van Niel, Pat Brackley, Marilyn Klingshirn, Barb Bruno, Jane Sutter, Diane Urig, Bev Imbrogno, Sue Hol- loway. l5thl Mary Alice Olejko, Denise Kirsch, Lisa Reinhardt, Mary Ellis, Amy Bardar, Sharon Hubach. This year, Miss Shufflin and a group of enthusiastic Seniors organized a new group, the Pep Club. Although it was new, the club was far from inactive. They held a breakfast for the varsity football team the morning of the EC game, and it was such a success that they held a dinner in the Com- mons for the varsity basketball team before the Columbia game. As a sign of spirit, the Pep Club also sold attractive red Bleacher Bums teeshirts and spirit buttons for the EC game. Their wild cheering and flaming red pom-poms urged our teams onward throughout the year. ey gang! It's snowing outsid This year's Ski Club was once again headed by Mr. Cataldo, with Mr. Edwards, Mr. LoPresti, and Nlr. Snell joining in. Tom Muzilla and Marianne Socha were the club's officers, here remembering the time Mr. LoPrestl slalomed right over another man's skis -7- while he was still in them. Mr. LoPresti is remembering the time he skied down the slopes backwards land not on purpose, eitherlb. 1978 Ski Club Officers: Marianne Socha, Coach Dave Snell, Coach Tom'EdXwards, Tom Nluzilla, Mr. Jim Cataldo, Coach Gene LoPresti. A Bowlers spare nothing to win This year, Bowling was so popular that three separate leagues were formed. Miss Babics coordinated the Tuesday bowling league, which usually met at Reb- man's. High series for the year was held by Ray Ralich with a 662. Others included Mr. LoPresti, 6015 Brian Thompson, 598, and Ed Klimczak, with 586. If the club keeps this up, they may start filming BOWLING FOR DOLLARS here- in the LC gym! Marchin band thrills spectators 1 ' a . FefwQlEB?. 'QiiC'ii7'I3i f'r9. Q i . ,io wa eff 1 fl Q. ' . .Q I t 3 J 1 G of 1 , , ' -ffl f -is .1 . tn- 'F If 'L W V N1 ' Q5 -- J, 4 X Y .Y - f ,X XX if A J .f , ' A i f A 1, V' ' ' N x Q, A 1 I K va.. V Y lk 'UL Q., '1J 1 3 , . 1 C s 15 l . i f 1 i ' iff ' , , Q 'iw '32 ' - ' ff' , , . - K KKA t iz ' Qy h Y . 4 , V S V ,H I S2 ix :A t V N Q . . 'm f 2'1 'xrffi i f-323 'B' J ' g i f 4' A , . V -, W Q +' 1 - fX t- N . n -q x , xv ' O X I , V . ! . 5 -Q I .- 9 5 if V W VAV. , Xi X E 1 r' 5 ? . F' X Fifi ' U s t' 'Y - ' . -v w dmv, 'J .Y K -, Y. , , X. A . ' ' ., YQ r '.- - V Q , A' 'J 1 se Q f ff- so-' G - asf L .. J -, at : 1 I . 'I J Hi U xt In . v ,f A G ,ij is f V2 , ,, N, . x 1 if t 'gy ' 1 'I , A' 1- V , g qv ' .1 S . X H+, X E -, M J fr 4 , ,-,. 2 2-'A +15 ' - th 4 , I my b i f Q ' I 5 .- ' ,ffxi N L 3, H ,, I NX ' img ,N 9 ff VV f ' 5 f' m , 3, ,. K 0 I f I 1 l. h Y :fx I ,, MX Yn f V, I tr r H 2 t,, 1, , X- '- ,J .'ef1'2E'512. Wi' Q in .sc W K 'TLT' -M' - LVL Y ,' l ,Ty ,xf jjj?-. 5 AE:5s,r X' tFrontD Stephanie Facsko. t2ndl Nancy Scott, Jackie DeLeonaris, Bobbi Crouch, Carol Rieth, Char- laine Reynolds, t3rdJ Mary Hobson, Janet Jaworski, Thad Kuczynski, Dave Haradem, Dee Dee Wilson, Teri Drda, Debbie Snodgrass, Charmaine Lupinacci, Annie Chozinski, Betsy Fairlie. Mthl Lee Ann Higgins, Chris White, Patty Fairlie, Pam Kodman, Mary Brown, Debbie Lukotch, Kathy Gnizak, Gina Drda, Laura Butchko, Paula Loboda. l5thD Kim Danevich, Michelle Rock, Mary Ellen Butchko, Terri Schuster, Maureen Weber, Joe Chozinski, Nita Edwards, Sue Schuster,Chris Kasper, Denise Kirsch, Lisa Reinhardt. l6thJ Marty Stawicki, Larry Mullinax, Greg Gehlman, Ed Klimczak, Fred DiFilippo, -Mike Kieswetter, Frank Papay, Gene Mc- Glinchy, Sharon Schneider, Brian Higgins, Tony Papay, Jay Dettorre. l7thJ Sharon Morgan, Pat Brackley, Cindy Scharf, Colleen O'Brien, Sue Scherach, Chris Schiavoni, Mary Brackley, Cathy Leghart, Marianne Slclarek, Kathy Green, Judy Mc- Glinchy, Jackie Stanley. I I JJ , s i an 9-s.. Q . 4 lain nuns an Concert Band: nobody plays it better Concert Band: CFrontJ Lee Ann Higgins, Mary Hobson, Debbie Snodgrass, Monica Majka, Pam Kodman, Patty Imbrog JoEIlen Clotz, Kathy Miller, Janet Jaworski, Teri Drda, Debbie Lukotch. l2ndJ Denise Kirsch, Chris Kasper, Gina Dr Nita Edwards, Ed Klimczak, Jackie DeLeonardis, Maureen Weber, Lisa Reinhardt, Sue Schuster, Mike Kieswetter, Sharo Schneider. l3rdD Dee Dee Wilson, Laura Butchko, Larry Mullinax, Annie Chozinski, Betsy Fairlie, Stephanie Facsko, Patt Fairlie, Charmaine Lupinacci, Paula Loboda. Mthi Tony Papay, Fred DiFiIippo, Frank Papay, Mary Brown, Carol Rie Marty Stawicki, Brian Higgins, Ken Majka. l5thJ Dave Haradem, Greg Majjasie, Chris Schiavoni, Jay Dettorre, John Les- ter, Dave Burns, Joe Chozinski, Greg Gehlman, Kathy Gnizak, Terry Schuster. 4 AsPvQI5f:,', 5. sph, 1 Q atxaszv 'O if ...,....r.f 'qMp'W qv-nlnwvnwm MMA ' . e.gm5S4'-.:1n 'QL Y' riff, . 6 Nymxg :T-,G F I Ja , 'I , I -g T, 4 A A-4 ' I -i ' I , Y Wm? , ' , ' 1115, 'lr 49 Pep Band: lFrontD Mary Brown, Betsy Fairlie, Teri Drda, Debbie Snodgrass, Debbie Lukotch. l2ndJ Sue Schuster, Annie Chozinski, JoEIlen Clotz, Janet Jaworski, Lee Ann Higgins, Monica Majka, Patty Fairlie, Denise Kirsch, Frank Papey. l3rdD Jay Dettorre, Joe Chozinski, Ed Klimczak, Thad Kuczynski, Charmaine Lupinacci, Marty Sta- wicki, Kathy Gnizak, Larry Mullinax, Gina Drda, Tony Papay, Mike Kieswetter. dk Jazz Band: lFrontJ Thad Kuczynski, Taras Silecky, Frank Papay, Kathy Gnizak, Marty Stawicki, Gina Drda, l2ndD Kevin Krupp, Teri Drda, Charmaine Lupinacci, Patty Fairlie, Annie Chozinski, Larry Mullinax, Betsy Fairlie, Maureen Weber, Terri Schuster, Greg Gehlman. t3rdD Ed Klimczak, Debbie Lukotch, Fred DiFiIippo, Jay Dettorre, Brian Higgins, Tony Papay, Joe Chozinski, Chamber Choir makin' whoopee The 1977-78 Chamber Choir: lFront7 Greg Vanche, Chris Kosco, Linda Rink, Lorrie Riegelsberger, Barb Bruno, Lee Ann Higgins. 12nd, ini Joann McDowell, Chris White. l3rdi Dave Riegelsberger, Fred DiFilippo, Lori Wagner, Judy Kramer, Janet Lesiecki lfar right! Sue Wood. Mthl J. Rebman, Vince DeLuca, Wendy Fairfield, Agnes Ruminski, 15th, ini Karen Robertson, Jackie Knight, John Zinitz. Cothl Jeff Findley, J. Rebman, Brian Higgins, John Girard. LV - Concert Choir: lFrontJ Kathy Kelly, Mary Ann Johnson, Teri Drda, Vicky Montagnese, Cathy Urbanik, Chris Kosash, Lydia Delgado, Judy Poprock, Kathy Hobson, Janet Jaworski. l2ndD Tracy Celaschi, Sue Krupp, Debbie Saltis, Carla Rest'f D 'd M S ' ' ' ' ' ' I o, avi ayer, ue Wood, Chris White, Maria Mlraldl, Renee Saltis, Renee Strandsky, Judy Kramer. l3rdJ Lisa Hobson, Lisa White, Debbie Jankowski, Gary White, Vince DeLuca, Kathy Clark,Ed Klimczak, Michelle Gar- rity, Meg Tomshack, Nancy Kos. lllthl Debby Lukotch, Patty Sofranko, Pat Brackley, Maria Costa, Chris Leonard, Stephanie Facsko, Diane George, Rhonda Harsar, Kat Olejko, Carol DeIGrosso, Marie Baker. l5thJ Monica Weaver Laura Mullins, Michelle Berens, Joe Czimadia, Mike O'Keefe, Paul Martincak, Fred DiFilippo, Jane Matuszak, M M I . . . . ary a oy, Carol Popovich. l6thJ Jackie Knight, Kathy McConnell, Carolyn Koperdak, Mike Clark, Tom Girz, Tom Concheck, Ron Reber, Rick Sullivan, Cindy Schneider, Valerie Barnett, Sharon Schneider, Chris Schiavoni. Freshman Choir: Jamie Corrao, Patty Johnson, Karen Whitehead, Lisa Milasky, Barb Ackerman, Sandy Bacsi. l2ndD Jan Horosz, Janice Conley, Angie Brady, Martha Girz, Norene Dombrowski, Laura Toth, Judy Reidy. lllthl Rita Grasso, Lisa Pelusi, Diane Dickinson, Fran McConnell, Stephanie Lukovics, Judy Miller, Joni Mihalik. U .. J' dia Q ,jpg VARSITY Signs of competition Sports Gridders build for next year M ..... M, ...,,,,,M ' Yi Y 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1,1- '7 .Q G of ef'-12 weve .ew 7'-up sr cc. Q X. 5 fi' ' iffi Q9 J' T ,Q ' ' J V .frr- ' . 7 ' e Q I' K Q , - A :lift ., K g f x E.. M .. Q Ad! h ,V 4 . 551- ,Q :,J,,W..A U 13? J 'ist s- ' M . V' . S' K -' ' ' ,ff ' - ' ' fLa5i.3r ?.'t4Yi'f'3 4'?'3ifQ4 , f , , x e , . . . X ,.,,. . . . ..':-fp.V'xQ QL, 4 J ' Q , if' 'W . ' it ff' 1 J' 'W f f . Q - 1 ' J l X U Y fi ' if 'i ' f JN.. , ., lFirst rowl Gary Allegretto, John Mowcomber, Craig DiFilippo, Bill Gilles, Dave Burns, Rich Kobosic, Jim Campo. lSecond rowl Ken McMahon, Dan Ashyk, Tim Ross, Don Niemic, Jeff Banker, Rich Lash, Mike Hertensteiner lThird rowl Jerry Jaworski, Tim Knipp, Ron Denes, Rick Leidenheimer, Scott Toth, Terry McCormack, Bob Kobasic, Dave Niemic, Ron Reber, Frank Wenner, Chuck DeAngelis, lFourth rowl Greg Majjasie, Dick Olsen, Jeff Coughlin, Jerry Kirchner, Ray Ralich, John DeAngelis, Mike Clark, Brian Thompson, Ron Ridenour, Matt Burns, Al Schuster, Jerry Mullinax. lLast rowl Managers and coaching staff. After a slow start, I was pleased with the progress we made the second half of the year -- that's really what we based the whole season on, so we could get a good start next year. About mid-season, we started coming around. We owe much of our success to the way the Seniors held in there. It was a suc- cessful season -- not recordwise, but in other ways. It was a good season for my first year, and hopefully the start of a really good football team next year. ---Coach Rocky Hammond Rich Kobasic, Ken McMahon, and Gary Al- legretto battle against Elyria West. .Ss MVP Craig DiFilippo MV Lineman Jim Campo Coach's Award Bill Gilles lst Team All Ohio Dave Burns All Lorain County Ron Reber in Craig DiFilippo .4 Spartan Man ofthe Year ---- Dave Burns lAt left! Co-Captains llcneelingl Rich Kobasic lbackl Bill Gilles, Coach Hammond, Craig Di Filippo. 4 N. -M .J I Q . ,,,g'l'i2+ pk viii 4f,f,:Sx,, Ls - .. . . , earn -'92, '. X V s N 1 Emerick paces winning golf team 5 1' -4 'Sl' tFrontJ Chris Majzun, Mike L inn, Mark Jakubeca, Tim Staller'i', Tim Talbott, CBackl Coach Jim Francis, Bill Trax- X ion iiiii .xX. ihL . A . . 1 1 1 166 -170 1 I T e 1 1 gs T N A . T N T ' x Oberlin Elyria West Oberiin Avon Lake L 075 5iFW359l3fC5?FS3 EW -1 Elyriajwest' 4 Amherst ' Ti ' Vermilion C Avon f, y . 1 yElyriaf sCatholi,c5,g Var Cleaivllewi if o.oioi C A4m i5'5lE!'TiL This year the Lmksters had a 13 3 season finishing second in the last NCC Golf Tournament Their outstanding player was team captain Don Emerick a four year varsity player. Don tied the school record and was two under par with a 33 against Vermilion at willow Creek ler ', Dave Mathesono, Don Emerick'-i, Dave Roth , Steve Richvalsky. 'iLetterman Tift 4 es'ls i 5 1 y Q T4 - yx-. K- .X to -. 6 K :xl ' 152 af212-5 C 5 s T T C T na C 161:f1fT148as Kent Roosevelt Q 2L63Q s1ggfl86s te.s f sais 'Tsr sttsss C ,sss ii, t i 0 ..sss .. . - fi 5- ,Ms ,:s,.sw TT LC . 76 LC X 166 224 2 A LC 5 122 68 3 54 to 162 62 C 5 166 X SLC 21,58 177 TT if 122 1 x C R4 S ws gas t - - W: -.s.- , ss a T T gtiX5sse:QQ,.s. ,NETNTN Varsity girls basketball plays tough LC '21 49 Elyria LC L 38 43 EC J LC 49 57 V AK i LC 39 35, Avon Lake 4 4 , 1 33f,!1Z ,g ,'!' , 3 w,,'1.,u L t fLC 37 L 69wFj ug,twElyrNia , 4 V l 4 J LC 30 56M L 'lSoutl1view' LC 60 31k Elyria W LC 0,48 43 Lorain LC V42 58 Lorain LC S41 46 EC LC '42 BS! i Southview i 4 , LC 40 it ,37qE,lyriatW,, J lll, LMSECTIONADS,My lrl, ,qTy,QQ ll, 3 l l,l, is , LC 68 411 llll Avon V L , 'll' p MVP V Cheri Batista Y V MIP 3 Patti sehwamt SS f f Melanie Moldovan , tFrontl Janet Lesiecki, Diane Dickinson, Patti Schwartz, Coach Helen Babics, Kathy McConnell, Nancy Feeley. lBackD Judy Poprock, Melanie Moldovan, Maureen Weber, Rita Grasso, Diane Olson, Cheri Batista. JV girls play their hearts out LC 16 35 Elyria p C 4 18 35 + LC 7 24 Avon Lake ' N' L LC 12 45 AK LC 7 31 Elyria t 0 .' V Q1 4 V, , LC 17 29 southvsew L, 4 5,-'C it V :fs 'eq 42 LC 16 23 Lorain ' 1 1' 3 , LC 21 34 Lorain 1 wr gnc 12 32 ECL, p , 20 21 Slouthview ' 4 MVP cathy ul-bamk , ' MIP Cathy Urbanik X Chris Kosash l Q V5 DeeDee Wilson, Janice Conley, L isa Milasky, Paula Loboda, Mary Pat Ball, Linda Super, Stephanie Lukovics, Coach Helen Babies, Maria Costa, Chris Leonard, Karen Whitehead, Cathy Urbanik, Chris Kosash, Lisa Ritenauer. Girls Tennis Team: lFrontJ Donna Ignatko, Kathy Tomko, Janet Lesiecki, Lisa Fort- hofer, Tami Amiri, Debbie Smaldino, Rossana Danese. lBackD Michelle Cryan, Pam Rushinsky, Terry Milansky, Coach Ruth Karl, Valerie Barnett, Linda Bodak, Judy Gay- dosh. Don't cry Tami. You did OK! 5 X i I :lf al l 0 , Cross Country: lFront7 Terry Hunady, Therese Godlewski, Kevin Krupp, Bill Jasko. lBackD Coach Gene LoPresti, Mike Rock, Chris King, Mike Strezlecki, Steve Popovich, Rich Zvosec. MVP---Terry Hunady. J- 'N .XX 5, 1 Basketball 'M' team nets hi h praise P , competition this year was the tough- - est we had in our nine years here at N G LC. The season opened with a V We thrilling 61-60 overtime win over 4 AAA Lorain High, and we were the X sectional champs with a 90 point average in our two games against A Southview and Amherst, both AAA. LC finished the year with a 13-7 rec- ord. We've had our ups and downs in '77-78, admits Lawhead, but it has beenagood group and it has been .5 a fun year. lRighti Rich Ciarrone makes one of his average of 15 rebounds per game. lBelow, left to righti Rich Zvosec 1 ' floating on air: Scott Kosman eagerly awaits a reboundp John Nliraldi fakes 1 out his opponent. C :aw i 0 1 X I I ..n i ' This year, Rich Ciarrone was, named to First Team All Conference: MVP in Conference, First Team All County, MVP in District, Northeast District Player .4 S ofthe Year. He averaged 22.3 points and four blocked shots per game, and made 38 points against Cleveland Central, breaking the LC scoring record. it At the Sports Banquet, he got the MVP trophy, re- bounding trophy, and a special plaque from Coach Lawhead. Other honors included Dino Pelusi -- Free Throw, Jim Lawhead -- Most Assists, Rich Zvosec -- Defensive, Scott Kosman -- Most Improved. .i W 1 A if Q . --n , , ' sp! lTop left 84 rightl Rich Ciarronep lAboveJ Rich Zvosec, lRightD John Miraldi is fouled as he shoots. 'x , J A-Q.-... ik .,,nx 1 swf ri ta . , 'QXJJ T- I AF .-I . 5.-Y ? 'Y' .5 V if v- ,544 1 ,X JV and Frosh cagers are victorious JV Basketball: 15-2, Erie Coast and North Central Conference champs. fTopJ Mgr. Dane Gregus, Rick Sand, John Tubbs, Steve Richvalsky, John DeAngelis, Jim Ciarrone, Mike Clark, Dave Canalos, Coach Pogachar. lBottoml Scott Nossek, Tim Staller, Tim Talbot, Jerry Timko, Ken Majka, Greg Gehlman, Joe Kintler. X . vw ul V L25 ire 'HEX .M if! Freshman Basketball: 10-6. lTopD Coach Ziemke, Tom Pozega, Jim Klejka, Shawn Reagan, Dave DiFrancesco, Greg Sfiligoj, Bob Flynn, Dick Olsen, Ken Matuszak, Coach Francis. lBottomJ Ray Shullick, Jim Debrason, Jeff Wagner, Mike Tomshack, Mike Siwierka, Tony Fill, Mark Rom. gt? T .-. - Y, ,Q ffq, i . 's it 'fe 4 , ya? N ,eA, 'Q vm, A 25..- f. a ' - 'X'v. 4 11' is. ,.. N v ,S 'A - , x v, 2 Lf .,,, wx -Q .1.,.: V . '. v 1 4 la -. R. .a., L. f vi ug' .If ' . 4 ,. im . Q, ' 9 . 'xy' - n A z ' P ' ,-0 'N 'If 41' :T - 4 fl N -Q . -f T-.Q .'l'f'2-- My WN, xx ' V :,':..l- K ff. A5 X AEQNQQ, ' A -.' ay' .' ' 'f' Y .Qi 'Q .ig- Qr' . 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A 1 lTopJ The Girl's 1978 Track Team: lFrontJ Charmaine Lupinacci, Maureen Weber, Terese Godlewski, Pam Snell, Maryrose Duber, Monica Weaver, Amy Pawlak. l2ndD Coaches Schmidt and Snell, Nita Edwards, Sue Scherach, Cathy Leghart, Carol McBride, Patty Kurtz- weil, Sue Pierce, Norene Dombrowski. lBackJ Coach LoPresti, Cathy Urbanik, Cindy Churchill, Patty Fair- lie, Joni Mihalik, Cheri Batista, Patty Schwartz, Christy Churchill, Lisa Forthofer. The 1978 Varsity Tennis Team: Chris Kosash and Tim Girard laboveb watch Ken Hoholski llefti. Coach Ziemke and the rest of the team -- Joe Kintler, Terry Hunady, Jim Turbett, Jim Hoenig, Dan Haradem, John McConnell, Tim Diamond, Bob McMahon, and Tim Girard -- are in the car, watching. Cindermen keep on trackin' 1978 LC Track Team: lFrontJ Dave Schmidt, Chris King, Rich Ciarrone, Tom Girz, Dave Muzilla, Brian Higgens, Larry Mullinax. lMiddleJ Coaches Gene LoPresti and Dave Snell, Dane Gregus, Nlike Rock, Bill Jasko, Andy Liauw, Jim Ciarrone, Jerry Mullinax. lBackJ Steve Popovich, Bill O'Conner, Mike Strzelecki, Kevin Krupp, AI Schuster, Kevin Hejnal, Chris Nlajzun, Scott Trifiletti, Shawn Reagan. ,Kai laboveb Bill Jasko streches before a meet. Jim Ciarrone fright! leaps over the hurdles. .l s A K -e- . 3? k . N . ,wr F ' ,gi ' f K . xx ' 1 . Q 1. wi X , A -, x ,g ff- E, , 5 iw-X. 1 if f'gM is Qt' Q, f xx S A X as ggf 1 if 6 L if 'fxqeaw .Q vv- . N xr. A V We -. .9 K 51 H gg J , , ,p ' ,, K ,X . A Q i 2 . L' ex Q in L S v-.Q LORQEN 5 l' WWYTEQ W vm is x S, K X 5-,RV Volleyball teams serve and spike LC 15-1, 15-13 C Avon L. LC 6-15, 2-15 Lorain LC 12-15, 15-9, 14-16 Loudlnville LC 9-15, 15-9, 15-11 Oberlin LC 15-5, 15-17, 9-15 EC LC 15-12, 15-10, - 'Elyria LC 15-13, 10-15,115-10 Southview LC 15-7, 15-3 Elyria W. LC 15-8, 6-15, 7-15 AKHS LC 11-15, 8-15 Lorain V 1 LC 10-15, 7-15 Southview LC 15-8, 15-12 EC LC 8-15, 7-15 Elyria A LC 15-6, 15-4 Elyria LC 11-15, 14-16 AKHS Q W 3 SECTIONALS: LC 8-15, 15-12, 16-18 versus Independence. MVP Kathy McConnell MIP Debbie Jankowski i SS Maureen Stack l lKneeIingJ Kathy Hobson, Coach Helen Babics, Norene Dombrowski. lBackD Ellen Butti, Chris Nlilasky, Pam Snell, Kathy McConnell, Cheri Batista, Melanie Moldovan, Debbie Janlcowski. lNlissingJ Maureen Stack, Laura Swartz 35535 in f swil,4 If ikQQg15-i5gQi9w15,124-15- Avonf L. 2,152,125-15s Lorain- A 15'-ll! 15-4 EC . 15-6,58-15, 15-11 Elyria sil2i6isi15s+10?i15'3 5 Elyriaiwg 9-15,10-151 ,AKHS 15-13,15-15, ,O-15 Lorain 4r15?if- F S eSi0vfhvfew, 33201 131451554-msesreii ssii 2 sc 115-IZ, 512-15, 9-15Elyria, ire. 15-2,115-1 Elyria w. 1 15-7,511-15, 15-8 AK!-iS ' BVIVPL1 Cathy Urbanlk S l 1 L LMIP' Janice Conley ' Q58 Rita Grasso A 4 V i , 5 if Q U 1 - - m M, .QV W. lp QQ? x. 1 , sf' 1. sf----in as Z5 fs i,is, S W syyb A I 1 ax f -nesri as S 5 in eesrry as or iasei 1- lFrontD Karen Whitehead, Janice Conley, Lisa Adams, Coach Babies, Pat Johnson, Cathy Urbanik, Judy Poproclc. lBaclO Linda Super, Kathy Miller, Cindy Schneider, Rita Grasso, Fran McConnell, Chris Leonard. sl-C C 8 20 C 'g'LCi Q 10 14 ' ,L E Q3f'i5ff.j3 m'AA L C4 9, 13 23, e LC 3 9 K ' ' 2f g , LC' e 5 11 C C ffgfbffilflsf ll-C C 9 11 C be Q C LC, 9 3 s to C it CQQQMVP C Noreen Easterf L51 J ,ieis C fs C 1 ' bill Softball team is a hit The 1978 GirI's Softball Team: lFrontl Mary Ann Johnson, De e Dee Wilson, Mary Jo Katiba, Coach Helen Babacs Cindy Castro, Marge Mackin, Nancy Feeley. fMiddleJ Melanie Moldovan, Eileen Klear, Karen Whitehead Paula Loboda, Ann Novotny, Sue Hertensteiner, Chris Leonard, Barb Kowalczak. fBackD Jan Horosz, Mary Brown Marianne Socha, Denise Kirsch, Carol Zink, Diane George, Noreen Easter, Ellen Butti, Mary Hurtado, Carolyn Ride FIOUY. X K k 'X k . . gj:gi?:gi:?f5Qqf5??f Admifraigiisifirasirsi South:fAtmhe15sii5 LCA 17 18, iii-l..Cil 18 16 f K Brookside? siise Admiral King Avon N- Q Q , 1- - Southvsew N' gh' :Leaf Southview if ,151-f' Lorain Lorain Jgggglai A 3' I- ' MIP Nancy Feeley S S Diane George Cheerleaders symbol of spirit The 1978 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Kathy Kaminskl Vicki Montagnese Diane Urlg Bev Imbrogno Bernie Mihalic, Barb Bruno, Jill Krenek. Spirit at Lorain Catholic is not dead, and our effervescent cheerleaders are the symbol of that fighting spirit. Their expertise and enthusiasm was shown in new cheers and towering pyramids. They built up team spirit by decorating the team lockers, and gave the school new life by planning and performing such crazy routines as the Little Red Riding Hood and EC Coneheads pep rallies. The varsity football cheerleaders ignored goosebumps to cheer in winter cold, the varsity basketball cheerleaders overcame the heat of a crowded gym to put on stunning new routines, and the Freshman and JV cheerleaders eagerly followed their shining ex- ample. tRightD Diane Urig towers over the JV and varsity basketball cheerleader pyramid. JV: Donna Piscione, Patti Imbrogno, Laura Mul- lins, Nancy Kramer. lLeft5 Cheryl Stydniclci lRightJ Paula Nliraldi. i Frosh: Joni Nlihalik, Dottie Dougherty, Martha Girz, Nancy Scott. lLeftD Judy Miller lRightD Charlaine Reynolds. Famer..Ken.,'s4srfschy.5'faf. w IQFSIVE .Comm 'glsBQP!Q!'f1eQ.lCQll.eQe.,wixrkiiffey i gfpgjxl . fly ' f X '15 w- 'LALL A if- Q2 if ff?fj75.7'ff5f.'Qi5fg1Qf5f'f?f. :gfi fl ifiixg ISL?-3R, '7':57Jml'i VYJASQ KU f i5f.5fff?,',f F6theif.F?3'7lC?l'?UG,f?ff5flf?Qf'fvTifisi .i,sl ' 'WW 455- Fl5f4!5i5fR95fTl?.5?3lfl?i.i2fEf?7ig L, 4, L sfliligyfsj Q l .1 e a Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and John M. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adams Mrs. Milton Allegretto Mrs. Bernard Ashyk Mrs. Emil Bayus Mrs. Dan Bilewicz Mrs. Ralph Bortner Mrs. Frank Brown Bruno Mrs. David Burns Mrs. Charles Butchlco Mrs. Robert Callahan Mrs. Dan Canalos Mrs. Art Carpino Mrs. E. Chimenti Mrs. Dominick J. Ciarrone Mrs. Jose Costa Mrs. Charles E. Crouch Mrs. Clemente Danese Mrs. Vic Danevich Mrs. Leonard S. DeLuca Mrs. Louis J. Denes Mrs. John J. Diamond Sr. John J. Diamond Cleta Marie Diamond Michael F. Diamond Dale R. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and The Kni Kirsch Mrs. Ronald J. Kirsch Mrs. S. Klimczak Mrs. Urban Klingshiru Mrs. John E. Knapp pp Family Steve and Kathleen Kosasn Mr. and Mrs. A. Kosco Paul and Marlene Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krupa Ms. Jane Leavell Mr. and Dr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mal and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard Mrs. Yan S. Liauw Mrs. R.E. Lukotch Mrs. Anthony Lupinicci Mrs. John Machnik Mrs. Chris Majzun Mrs. Edward Martincak Norma Matheson Mrs. Lee Matuszalc Mrs. Lawrence V. McGlinchy Butch Mielcarek Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mielcarek Mrs. William A. Mihalic Mrs. John Mishak Timothy R. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Richard Dr. and Mrs. Manuel and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Diamond Quintino G. DiFilippo Paul DiFrancesco Norbert Dombrowski M. L. Donahue August Joseph D'Orazio Sr. George B. Drda Dunker Family Andrew M. Fairlie Jr. Margaret Fernandez Anthony Fill Victor Garcia Robert Garrett Frank Giaquinto The Gilles-Dabelko Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. I. M. Gross Mrs. Maryeli Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Noel Ilg Mr and Mrs Joseph J. Girz Stan Godlewski Frank Gradisek Robert F. Gradisek se Guzik Ron Harsar Wayne Hogrefe Donald R. Hubach Family . Louis Imbro no . . g Edward Jakubec Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cheryl A. Ki Jerome Jaworski Leonard H. Jaxon Daniel R. Kayle rsch SVAT S 9 . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and.Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Robert Nickoloff Ron Novotny Rita Pentito Russell D. Provenzo Robert Pulcer Jr. Ronald J. Reber George Reichlin Joan M. Richards Raymond W. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roth Donald and Maria Scharf Mrs. Edw. Scherach Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Schiavon Robert Shelton David B. Snell L. Spann Paul Stack Sally Gene Stauder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stransky Edward Strnad frank Stydnicki Martin Teitelbaum Paul and Rita Timko Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Tubbs Mrs. Margaret Urban Mr. and Mrs. Jess Valetta Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Valletta John Wenner Dennis and Maxine White Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Zvosec 1' is - fx ' xii i if 'tj Q' -'A 'I' IO E '7 I .L 4 V odors 1 Mon XNNOGQXOXO you comer przporo l u ondmerox ons Q XrrXrrNaouXaKa Oonege desroneo no courses Kor . , xne modern xrlornan 'rnkeresxeo 'rn oreoanng 1' nerserk kor ine yyorvrng wono. P , gm, Xvnrnaourara oirers you me 'oroao fn'r-A or a ' Af if 1 Xroerar ark-5 eouoarron wnne oreoarrno you Kor . y 1 ,V '53 a career. Our y-Hoe sereorron or courses qrye-5 X 1 I you Kne sono eouoaironm oaoxaqrouno so 'N 4 - ee-sen!raX xo we ylorxdrng wornan. . PM ok our oikenngs Koous auenrron on your 'rnoryrouar needs and rnrerests. Our evyoenenr racurxy 'rs eager ro nero you oreoare your- r me career or your cnokoe, qryrnq you akxenrxon 2-Kong me y-lay . NNnre ng and campus rour. QB L D Q A 'M if d'N'rdx1 Kor 8 rawary, acuraka I 'lr 1 X xr 72 Q 3 'Neo' sarro r an-Leo rneeir Cone I ,V Aim JZ . 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Let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall pass this way but once. 1977 - 1978 President Berni Mihalic Vice President Tim Diamond Secretary Judy Kramer Treasurer Barb Bruno No Man Is An Island LORAIN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB L. -I 'J'lL'v4-5 I 'V' '74 QW LII? ' fi 4. ' . Congratulations And Good Luck Ron Kutting lst Vice President Dan Kayle Secretary Ron Sands 2nd Vice President Don Matheson Treasurer Ernie Erdei Trustee Jim Stevenson Trustee Zabbie DiLuciano Trustee Complete Home and Office Interiors TERRY MILLER CARPET 8: INTERIORS 1925 Cooper Foster Park Amherst, Ohio 44001 A Congratulations Class of '78 Women, standing tall, walking proudly to meet today's challenges. AMHERST BUSINESS 81 'PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB Iliff FASTENERS, INC. A SI RSYIII-IIN' UI' Q Tllflll ISLWYJI l9Tlill:lS' LSC 7817 IOWA AVENUE 0 LORAIN, OHIO 440520161288-9781 Congratulations REIDY-SCANLAN FUNERAL HOME , J, , gf: ag V -. 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W The yearbook was finished on August 25, 1978. This was not easy since only Tim Diamond and Miss Leavell, who wrote and typed all the copy, were working on it. After putting in eight hour days, five times a week -- and sometimes sneaking in during Bingo on Sundays -- we are both rather frazzled, but we want to record our struggle for posterity. First, anything that is successful in this book is due to Tim's hard work. He wrote the opening poem, laid out every page, cropped all of the pictures, sweated over the artistic design, and gave up all hope of a summer job Cor even a vacation! for this book. Our thanks also go to Jacki Stanley -- the second-hardest worker, who spent untold hours in the darkroom -- Maria Costa, Dorothy Pentito, Marilyn Klingshirn, Ken Hoholski, Scott Roth, and Svat Studios. Not to mention. . .the Freshmen who smoked in the darkroom l I don'tsee how you can call that immature, Miss Leavell! D . . .the Senior who said, Oh, don'tworry, I'll get the baseball copy. lSee page 1307. .. the 53 students who signed up to work on the yearbook . . .the co-editor of the book who never showed up . . .the Senior who said, I'll do the Senior Index. lDon't look, it isn't herel . . , the student who inter- viewed all the teachers lbut forgot sixl . . . the student who never interviewed Coach Hammond . . . the assorted students who did NOT sell ads . . . and St. Jude, the patron of hopeless causes. We will remember these deathless phrases: Why are there brown spots on all the pictures? Who has the key to the darkroom? Don't look at me. I thought Scott was gonna take the Blood Bank. She goes she goes she goes And Mary Jane just laughed and laughed Do this picture over again. And this one. And this one . . . Don't forget to get a picture of Mr. Demchol No sweat. You gotta go to Svat's again, Miss Leavell . . . When will we get the yearbook'? Who is this person in the second row, anyway? Who has the key to the student publications room? We have GOT to get this book done before I go to Ireland! Um, I'm sorry, Miss Leavell, but someone turned the light on when we were developing the film .... You mean the yearbook isn't finished YET? Ohmigod, I lost one of the ads! What happened to the roll of classroom shots'? It was scratched, so I threw it away. Don't forget to take the tennis team shots! Where's the negative for the movie candids? We can't find it .... There are no Copy Submitted Checklists! We can't send any pages in without Copy Submitted Checklists! 'Anybody remember summer vacation? I haven't seen the sun in two months.' There's no more room. It's either NHS, or Powder Puff Football. 'There's no room for pep rallies. That's okay -- all we had were pictures o Berni taken from different angles. Revco lost the picture for the title page. AGAIN'? Can we go home now? I'm two hours late for supper. Tacky, tacky, tacky ....