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

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INDEX Proper nouns, folio tabs, and major subjects of interest are indexed. Articles are not included. Copy is indexed in regular type, photos in bold, and indirect the¬ matic references in italics. The features are an extension of the colo¬ phon, which is not spe¬ cially indexed. A Abookire, Evyan (10)- 107, 112 Academics. 76-95 Acapulco.8 ACCOLADE.21,161,165 Adams, Fran (11). 112 Adams, Jacqueline (11). 112 Adams, Jeanette (12). 98 Adams, Jeanmarie (9). 112 Ahern, Eileen (11). 112 Airaldi, Helen (10). 112 Airaldi, Maria (11). 112 Akron. 11 Allen, Jennifer (9)- 112 Allen, Molly (12)-17,98 Allison, Miss Molly- 134 Alsen, Mr. Jim-.154,155 Alter, Kristin (12)-39,98 Alternatives. 36,37 Alvarez, Gisela (9)- 112 Alvarez, Dr. Jean.136 Alwan, Lma (9). 112 A Marriage Has Been Disar¬ ranged.24,25; see also One act play AM Cleveland -right front endsheet Amer, Eileen (9)- 112 American Greetings-94 Amherst - 70,72,73 A Nation at Risk -84 Any Number Can Die-24 Andolsen, Laurel (9)- 112 Anders, Lori (12)- 98 Andrako, Robine (11). 112 Andrews, Margaret (11). 112 Andrews, Mary (10). 112 Andropov. 166 Appalachia.95 April--25,34,36,41,92,126,154 Arducci, Mrs. Ann. 134 Arth, Susan (10).112 Arundel, Mrs. Marilyn-133,134 AT T.166 Atherton, Lora (9). 112 Atkinson, Colleen (12)- 98 Atwood-36,37 Aubrey, Mrs. Peggy. 134 Auer, Stephanie (12). 97,98 August.8,10,11,46,56 Averill, Teryl (12). 98 Avon Lake.49,61 Aylward, Sean-21 Bacon, Kevin.35 Bain, Heather (11)- 112 Baker, Renee (9)- 112 Balas, Janet (10)- 112 Baldassari, Nancy (12) — -26,95, 98 Baldassari, Pam (11). 26,112 Bald win-Wallace College.right front endsheet,24,155 Balkan Peninsula.141 Ball State University.8,165 Bandsuch, Lisa (11). 112 Bangayan, Shirley (11). 113 Barkey, Carol (11). 113 Barnes, Gemma (11). 113 Barnes, Maria (12)— 15,27,98, 142 Barnoski, Jill (11). 113 Barrett, Ann (11)- 113 Barrett, Bridget (10). 113 Barrett, Catherine (11)- 113 Barrett, Maureen (10) — 14,62, 113 Basa, Aielyn (10). 113 Basa, Anjenette (9). 113 Basketball.32 Batcha, Mrs. Herta. 134 Bay.64,67 Bebbington, Jim-21,162,165 Bechemer, Christine (10). 113 Becker, Beth (11)- 113 Bedford, Sharron (10)-— 89,113 Beirut.4 Benedetto, Maria (11). 113 Bentkowski, Vicki-61 Berente, Kathy (11)-. 113 Bergen, Tracy (10)- 113 Bertke, Lanni (9). 113 Biebelhausen, Laurie (11)- 113 Biesiadny, Mary (11) -—108,113 Big LiP Sis Week.100 Bihn, Sue (12). 98 Bilic, Irene (12). 98 Bishop, Betsy (12). 98 Biss, Mrs. Mary Jane. 134 Bito, Karen (10). 59,60,113 Bittel, Ellen (11). 113 Bittel, Missy (11). 113 Bitterman, Chris (11). 113 Bitterman, Eileen (9). 113 Bitterman, Kathy (10)-— 39,113 Blaha, Jane (12) -. 40,47,98 Blakemore, Maura (11). 113 Bleakley, Katey (11). 35,113 Blenkhorn, Kristine (11) —113, 167 Blochowski, Kevin .21 Blue cover, right front endsheet, 1,2,4,6,7,8,26,27,44-75, 97.139.151.157.161.165, 166, 167, 168,right back endsheet Blue Nuns - right front endsheet Blue Print right front endsheet, 8.26.27.97.151.157.165, right back endsheet Blue Streaks- left front endsheet, right front endsheet, 44-75,left back endsheet, right back endsheet Boarman, Jenny (9)-. 113 Bodziony, Laura (12). 98 Bodziony, Linda (12). 98 Boland, Patricia (10). 113 Boland, Theresa (9). 113 Boll, Carrie (9). 113 Bolzan, Claudia (12) - 15,98 Bond, Michele (10). 113 Bongiovanni, Francine (9)— -113 Bonsutto, Lori (12)- 98 Borisa, Karen (10). 5,113 Borzi, Karen (10). 113 Borzi, Patty (12). 98 Bouhall, Martha (12). 15,98 Bova, Shelly (9).-. 113 Bowen, Julia (11). 113 Bowie, David.11 Bowles, Mrs. Carolyn- 134 Bowman, Joyce (9)- 113 Bowman, Maura (11)- 113 Boyles, Rena (10). 113 Brabenec, Mary (12) - 98 Bradley, Mrs. Joan. 134,136, 151 Brandt, Kim (11). 82,113 Brandt, Margie (9). 113 Brennan, Kathy (9)- 113 Brenner, Jennifer (11)—46,47, 113 Brenner, Sharon (9). 113 Bresnahan, Lynne (9). 113 Brisch, Nicole (11). 113 Brodnik, Mrs. Rhoda. 134 Brooks, Eileen (10). 113 Brown, Mrs. Barbara—-134,140 Brown, Darleen (11)- 113 Brown University.8 Bryan, Shannon (11). 113 Buchman, Denise (12). 98 Buckeye Award.158,165 Buddie, Lisa (10). 113 Bugala, Ann (11). 113 Buher, Laura (12). 98 Bulgaria.141 Burfield, Marie (12). 98 Burnham, Tracy (12). 98,138, 140 Burke, Caroline (9). 114 Burke, Sheila (11). 114 Bush, Colleen (9). 113 Bush, Kimberly (10). 113 Butts, Joanna (10). 48,61, 70,71,72,114 Byrnes, Sharon (12)— 51,68,99 c Cadsawan, Janet (10)89,90,91, 114 Cahill, Carolann (11). 114 Cahill, Marilyn (10).24,25,86, 114 California. 133 Callahan, Nancy (11)— -114,144 Callinan, Colleen (10). 14,114 Caluya, Sandy (10) -20,39,114 Camacho, Adriana (9)- 114 Campbell, Brigid (12)— 39,40, 99 Campbell, Maggie (10)— -14,47, 114 Campbell, Mrs. Mary Ann-— 35 Campbell, Maureen (10). -114 Campbell, Sheila (12)- 47,99 Caraballo, Jessica (9) . 114 Caraballo, Jocelyn (10)- 114 Carlin, Margie (12)- 99 Carnegie Report. 76 Carollo, Colleen (10)- 114 Carroll, Colleen (9). 114 Carson, Elizabeth (9). 114 Carter, Rebecca (11). 114 Carter, Shelley (9). 114 Caruso, Ellen (12). 99 Casey, Erin (11)- 114 Cash, Mrs. Theresa-43,123, 134 Casserly, Maureen (9). 114 Cassese, Deborah (11). 114 Castelli, Claudia (11)- 114 Cedar Point-11 Cehlar, Marybeth (12). 99 Celeste, Gabriella (12). right front endsheet,43,99 Celeste, Mr. Richard- right front endsheet,43 Chandler, Sr. Clara- 10,134, 152,153 Chapel.107 Chaplin, Sherry (10)-. 114 Chernenko.166 Chile.141 Chinnock, Julie (9)— -48,51,114 Chirdon, Mrs. Barb.78,79 Chirdon, Mr. Blair- 79 Chirdon, Rebecca. 79 Chirdon, Timothy. 79 Christ.142 Christian Life Center.39 Christmas Concert.-. 97 Cleary, Miss Ann - 46,47,87, 134 Cleary, Elizabeth (12)- 99 Cleary, Mag (11). 114 Cleary, Maureen (10). 114 Cleveland-8,69,75,86,94,95, 136,166,167 Cleveland Browns. right front endsheet,14 Cleveland Central Catholic High School —-52,55,67,86 Cleveland State University right front endsheet,11,52,53, 55,59,141 Clevenger, Kim (10)-. 114 Closing —-166,167,168,left back endsheet,right back endsheet Clubs. 140-155,165 Cochran, Karen (11). 114 Cockburn, Rosemary (10)— -114 Coleman, Michele (11)— 87,114 Collins, Laura (10) 39,114 Collins, Mrs. Sheila- 134 Colophon.165 Columbus.36,44,48,49,51,68, 149,168 Commencement. right front endsheet, 168;see also Graduation Companey, Sarah (9)- 114 Competing against friends—-60, 61 Congeni, Jenny (9)- 114 Conrad, Mrs. Marilyn. 134 Conrad, Susan (12)- 97,99 Convent. 96 Conway, Mary Rose (10) — 114 Conway, Patty (9)- 114 Cooney, Maureen (10)— -14,114 Cooper, Maureen (10)- 114 Corcoran, Christina (12). 99 Corcoran, Shannon (9). 114 Corrao, Carol (11)- 114 156 INDEX

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After spending 47 minutes a day, four days a week studying the French language and only understanding about half of what was going on, why would I be even tempted to pursue anything foreign? With a little “push” from my parents, I joined the Language Club along with more than seventy other French and Spanish stu¬ dents. In the course of the year we had four guest speakers from Panama, Norway, Switzerland, and Spain. To my immense relief, I understood every word they said. Maybe it had some¬ thing to do with the fact that they spoke in English. Those foreign exchange stu¬ dents from public high schools helped to make foreign language more than just book work by answer¬ ing questions about everything from dating to family life. In February the Magnificat Language Club joined thousands of other clubs nationwide in recogniz¬ ing National Foreign Lan¬ guage Week. The bare brick walls of the hallways were decorated with posters in French and Spanish. The cafeteria also featured international cuisine for a few days during the week. Mardi Gras, the French festival celebrated all over the world, was slated for March 6. I was dying to go to New Orleans and wear In order to get the meal under¬ way, Therese Kilbane ’85 makes the first cut into a quiche. Most of the food at “Carnival” was French or Italian. Photo by A. Sheridan. A sample of everything gives Danielle Holmes ’86 a taste of food from all over the world. “Carnival” was held in the caf on March 6. Photo by A. Sheri¬ dan. an elaborate mask and dance in the streets. But since that wouldn’t have been fair to the Spanish¬ speaking students, we staged our own “Carnaval.” The evening began with a performance of authentic Spanish guitar by Mr. Jim Alsen of Baldwin-Wallace College. The evening ended with my favorite aspect of foreign culture: food! When I joined the Foreign Language Club, I had some reservations, but I ’ve had nothing but fantas¬ tic experiences. And since I’ll probably never make it to Paris, the Language Club provided a fun and practi¬ cal way for me to improve my “franglais. ”0 —Cheryl Gordon FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 155

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Corrigan, Annmarie (10)-114 Corrigan, Colleen (12)-99 Corrigan, Kathleen (12).99 Corrigan, Kathleen (9).114 Corrigan, Molly (12)— 100,141 Costanzo, Peggy (10)-114 Costanzo, Sarah (10)-114 Costello, Tammy (10)-114 Cotton, Natasha (11)-114 Coufalik, Donna (11)- 114 Coughlin, Lynn (11)-114 Covas, Michelle (10)- 114 Covenant House.116,152 Covey, Mr. Eugene Coyne, Cheryl (10)-114 Coyne, Chris (11)-45,114 Coyne, Mary (10)-114 Crago, Jacqueline (11)- 114 Crawford, Kasey (12).100 Crisafi, Karen (10) -24,25,114 Crisboi, Tammy (12)-100 Crisboi, Tina (9)-114 Crockett, Rita.167 Cross country .right front endsheet, 2,48,49,50,51, 68,168 Crowley, Beth (11)— 49,61,70, 71.72.114 Crowley, Judy (11)— 45,51,70, 71.72.115 Crowley, Teresa (11)-115 Crowley, Mr. Tom-50,165 Cseh, Katherine (12)-100 Culley, Elizabeth (10). 115 Cunningham, Mary (12).100 Cunningham, Sandra (11) —115 Curran, Noreen (10) —.14,115 Cutarelli, Martha (12)45,52,57, 59,61,64,75,100 Cutarelli, Rita (9)-52,54,55, 63,115,left back endsheet Cutter, Meg (12) 34,100 Czechoslovakia-141 Czerniawski, Debbi (9)-115, 141 D Dabrowski, Miss Betty.19,29, 134 Dahlen, Sue (12).100 Daley, Maureen(lO)-115 D’Arcy, Annette (10)-31,115 D’Arcy, Sharon (12)-100 David-52 David, Donna (9)-115 Davis, Mr. Dan.20 DAWNING-cover, right front endsheet, 1,7, 8 , 16,17,21, 157,161,162,165 Dawson, Elizabeth (12)—40,100 Day, Leslie.60 Deach, Rochelle (10).115 DeAngelis, Karen (12)— 42,100 DeBalzo, Esther (10).115 December-7,29,93,95,107,108, 116,126,148,153 DeCore, Catherine (9).115 DeCrane, Kathleen (12).100 Dedic, Diana (9).115 Dedic, Helen (10)-81,115 Degyansky, Susan (9). 115 Deibel, Stephanie (11).115 Delaney, Annie (11).115 Delirious.51,68 Demian, Sara (10). 115 Denemark, Danielle (10)-115 Denk, Suzanne (11)-115 Derethik, Sr. Gretchen-134 DeRigo, Wendy (9)-116 Detmar, Elizabeth (11) — 9,116 Devry, Kimberly (9)-116 Diamond, Neil-25 Diehl, Kimberly (10).116 DiGiacomo, Maria (12).101 DiGiulio, Laura (10).116 Diocesan Foreign Language Association.right front endsheet,77,86,87,88,89 Dixon, Debra (12)-13,101 Dobbins, Miss Dorothy.134 Donasky, Judy (10)- 15,116 Donasky, Pamela (12).101 Donnelly, Colette (11).116 Donnelly, Meg (10)-10,116 Don’s River City Cafe.32 Dorchak, Claire (9)-116 Dorenkott, Denice (10)—82,116 Dorenkott, Heather (10)116 Dorenkott, Kimberly (10).91, 116 Dorsey, Kathleen (10) 116,138, 140 Dorsey, Kelly (12).101 Douglas, Leslie—.60 Dow, Jennifer (10)-116 Dowler, Sarah (9)-116 Downing, Nora (12)-101 Doyle, Mrs. Shirley-25,49 Dravecky, Allyson (9).116 Dravecky, Courtney (10) —116 Dream Team.45,61 Drockton, Diane (11)- 116 Drozdz, Dawn (9)-116 Drozdz, Tammy (12)- 101 Drvenkar, Jeannine (10)-116 Duffy, Michelle Ann (9)-117 Duffy, Zita (9)-117 Dugan, Loretta (12)- 101 Dugan, Mary Bridget (12)-—39, 101 Duirk, Christine (11).117 Discussion about the next issue of the Blue Print is the first step in the plan¬ ning stages for Donna Martino ’84 and Mrs. Lustic. Donna served as Co-Editor- in-Chief along with Carole Saade ’84, who contributed copy to DAWNING. Photo by A. Sheridan. It was to be either a keen competition or a close comraderie. Lucki¬ ly, the relationship between the Blue Print and DAWNING staffs took on the form of the latter. Only the members of another publication staff could sympathize with our occasional frustration, panic, and pride. Mrs. Terry Lustic was an adviser for the Blue Print, but also a main source of support during the production of Never Been This Blue. When¬ ever she knew we were in a bind, she offered writers and photos as needed. Very often we took her up on it. We also witnessed the great rapport she had with her co-Editors-in- Chief, Donna Martino and Carole Saade. We thought their best idea was weekly business lunches. But the most valuable thing they con¬ tributed was an in¬ creased respect for publi¬ cations at Magnificat. By producing a high-quality newspaper throughout the year, they left us with a tough act to fol¬ low. It also gave us, though, the push we sometimes needed to continue striving for the same high quality. They always reminded us, too, that in the production of a publica¬ tion, a sense of humor came in very handy.® —ed. MRS. LUSTIC INDEX 157