Magnificat High School - Magnifier Yearbook (Rocky River, OH)

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H While putting off dinner and other after-school activities may not be a worthwhile way to spend a Monday night for some, Key Club members Deborah Kovach and Elise Tomsik ’84 enjoy putting in a few extra hours at school during the Key Club paper drive. What would make these two girls work so diligently at meeting their deadline? It’s the fund raising spirit, and it’s something every Magnificat student has experienced at some time during her high school ca¬ reer. The fund raising spirit is an attitude. It’s the sense of self worth and achieve¬ ment that is gained from making an effort to help. This year, Magnificat’s fund raising spir¬ it shone through with an intensity that was brighter than ever. The major effort to raise funds was, of course, Night-in- Blue, and it was an overwhelming success. There were, however, other fund raisers this year that conjured up the same fund raising spirit felt throughout the Night-in-Blue drive. Key Club, for example, held two fund raisers this year: in December, a successful paper drive and in January a “bowling for pennies” outing. Bowling for pennies was a success for two reasons: it did its primary job and raised money ($430 for the Covenant House), and it also proved that fund raising is not always a tedious, nerve-wracking job — it can even be fun! The rewards go even be¬ yond fun. Each girl who gave of her time, talent, and ideas was rewarded by knowing that her effort, whether it be making posters, organizing the drive itself, keeping track of the funds being raised, or contributing money to the drive, was appreciated. And that rewarding feeling of appreciation and sense of self achieve¬ ment is what the fund raising spirit is all about. Suzanne Denk Wendy De Rigo Elizabeth Detmar Kimberly Devry Kimberly Diehl Laura DiGiulio Judy Donasky Mary Colette Donnelly Meg Donnelly Claire Dorchak Denice Dorenkott Heather Dorenkott Kimberly Dorenkott Kathleen Dorsy Jennifer Dow Sarah Christine Dowler Allyson Dravecky Courtney Dravecky Diane Drockton Dawn Drozdz Jeannine Dryenkar WB !(PP 116 DENK TO DRYENKAR

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With 4:10 left to go in the third quarter, Debbie Hall ’87 shoots with backup from Erin Hughes ’87. Magnificat claimed an easy victory over North Olmsted. A new addition to the athletic department, the freshman basketball team members soon discovered that they were unique in the GCCGAC in that no other school had a freshman team. Without a conference, they searched for teams to play. They competed against Greater Cleveland pub¬ lic schools. The only Catholic schools they played were Padua and St. Joseph Acad¬ emy’s junior varsity team. Leading the team to an 8-3 record, coach Miss Marianne Whitford gave much time and enthusiasm for her players. Therefore, these eleven talented girls were able to gain valuable experience in competition. Photo by A. Sheridan. Judy Crowley Teresa Crowley Elizabeth Culley Sandra Cunningham Noreen Curran Rita Cutarelli Debbie Czerniwski Maureen Daley Annette D’Arcy Donna David Rochelle Deach Esther DeBalzo Cathy DeCore Diana Dedic Helen Dedic Sue Degyanski Stephanie Deibel Ann Delaney Sara Demian Danielle Denemark J. CROWLEY TO DENEMARK 115

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Michelle Ann Duffy Zita Duffy Christine Duirk Tricia Durkin Michelle Durkot Lorianne Dyke Sue Dzurek Suzanne Ealy Eilene Edejer Tara Regina Edwards Sharon Ehrbar Jennifer Eland Megan Engle Kimberly Erharat Melissa Exconde Angela Fabini Cheryl Fadil Charlotte Feighan Renee Feldtz Anne Fell Melissa Ferchill Christa Ferry Colleen Ferry Jennifer Fife Laura Filipkowski Christine Fink Heather Finnan Tessa Finnan Ann Fiorucci Mary Jo Flynn Erin Foley Mary Jennifer Ford Sue Forristal Michelle Forst Eileen Forester Erin Fox Julie Fox Maryann Fox Mary Frain Catherine Frank Susan Frank Julie Fridnt Tina Fusco Colleen Fyfe Bridget Gabel Karri Gadd Kelly Gadd Maureen Gafney Hilary Galante Kimberly Gallagher Marcia Gangloff Laura Garrity Lisa George Missy Gerber Renee Gerber Lisa Marie Germana DUFFY TO GERMANA 117 IS