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

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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

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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.

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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.