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

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Popcorn sold in the cafeteria is a convenient after-school snack for Gabriella Pena ’84 and Gail Sammon ’84. The leisure area was a prime place to find a girl sneaking a quick bite of that candy bar or grabbing a few Skittles while waiting for the mod to change, or while spending a free mod with a few friends. Another favorite place to snack was homeroom. The Magnificat student, with lunch bag in hand, entered homeroom and managed to eat half of the contents of her lunch, saving the rest for the cafe¬ teria. Some days lunch never even made it through homeroom. Hunger pangs could hit at any time and most students had something tucked away in their purses for such emergencies, sneaking a few mouth¬ fuls to appease their hunger. Some stu¬ dents even managed to ease their hunger pangs in the resource center. The few who got away with it had mastered the art of unwrapping a Jolly Rancher in virtual silence. Photo by M. Probst. Margaret Jeffers Melissa Jenks Anna Jessen Colleen Johnson Dor a Ann Johnson Bonnie Johnston Deidre Jones Beth Jonke Brenda Jordan Theresa Joseph Eileen Joyce Karen Joyce Kelly Joyce Debbie Juniewicz Chris Kaduboski Katey Kaletta Debbie Kail Cheryl Kaminski Laura Kaminski Megan Kane Laura Kappus 120 JEFFERS TO KAPPUS

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Confident, tall and in perfect form, junior Chris Lisi balances on the beam. For Chris, balancing gymnastics and school is a full time job! Despite her demanding training schedule of 15-20 hours a week with competitions each weekend and a drive to complete her school work every¬ day, she always seems to have a smile to share. At age 9, inspired by Olympic champion Olga Korbut, Chris began her gymnastic training with hopes of going to the Olympics. Today, at 16, and with IV 2 years of training under her belt, Chris Lisi is still working hard at her sport. She is a class I gymnast and has won over 100 awards for her achievements. Chris’ present goal is to qualify out of state, and she also hopes to receive a college schol¬ arship for her efforts. Chris tries to spend as much free time as she can with her friends. She also spends time teaching a gymnastics class for children as a means of helping to pay for her training. Chris’ close friend, Cheryl Gordon, junior, add¬ ed, “Chris is one of those people who al¬ ways seems to have so much energy! She’s a great friend whom I wouldn’t trade for the world!” Photo by M. Neff. |i| 4 : i ' Karen Hoke Christy Hokky Ginny Holachek Beth Hollander Pamela Hollo Danielle Holmes Meghan Horvath Moira Horvath Sheri Horwedel Cathleen Howatt Laura Hoye Faith Hruby Tracey Hurska Mary Jo Hudak Erin Hughes Karen Hutton Cindy Ingram Tina Ingrassia Jill Isherwood Donna Janos Susan Janesz HOKE TO JANESZ 119

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Janine Kapuska Susanna Karaula Debbie Kawa Ann Kaye Heather Keane Kelley Keane Maureen Keane Laura Keating Kathleen Kelley Mary Agnes Kelley Tricia Kelly Laura Kemme Colleen Kenney Elizabeth Kent Colleen Kern Rebecca Kiena Kathleen Kilbane Marie Kilbane Mary E. Kilbane Mary Kay Kilbane Maura Ann Kilbane Sheila Kilbane Therese Kilbane Mary Kinzel Diane Kitzberger Colleen Klanac Mary Christine Klass Cathy Klima Pam Klimko Pam Kobak Elizabeth Koch Karen Koch Kate Koch Kris Koma Anita Konanahalli Liz Kopp Jackie Koral Lisa Kory Marsha Kostelnik Heather Kourcklas Annmarie Kovach Catherine Kreiser Denise Kroszkenicz Sharon Kroszkenicz Dara Ann Krueger Laurie Krupa Maria Kubinski Erica Anne Kuntz Melissa Kuntz Chrissy Kure Danielle Kurman Jenny Kwon Kristen Labadie Sue Ladadie Maureen Lackey Mary LaFlamme KAPUSKA TO LA FLAMME 121