Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Q is. .: 1' fx: 42351:-, 5 - .sig ' my ,L,::0l:- , .mm-fx - ,L efh n if W mn M 5,24 M W , 'Vs q , 1' 5 My .. I E. M - M' 'wi' 1 'W in . X .WM M, px L X5 J w 41 Q -,TSE Wx . X A W NW Nw 1, ? 4 Q Q u f -1 KW R, W WWNN Hvvrvwmqw X ' 1,, A A I A W Y Q , 1, R X r X as 'Mmm 1 . H.. t - T it . x Nw. T , ikg E K a 1 i+:3ffTf:z'?sf?Y54 . - N 25535 .X As the years went on, we became the unified, proud class of '77, 4 Q E52 '44 fz 'f 'g ' 55 Q ge Sf? V A .f Q . 5 V R Ml From sports to scholastics, clubs to homework-now that it's over the years weren't too bad. ' n .,.,---nmq 'f it E ir And through each long, hard day we came to feel something, though we didn't always show it, for our SC hOOl. My W ,mf M www W eah AVVV My F f 41 W A .5 , , if .. ,... A , , I az A A ,,., , Q ,1,,.v V: .,,f :ja-aw QQ. V ' Tix H i W, M .W , , QV , ,, , A ' hheahh .V A 1- , ' ' 'fa' ,, ,. , f' A f fW', 1 g ,. f,-' ' , ' haah ' , W f'-' . , , M m , ' 1 zvv 1 ' M. , ' 1,4 1 W. 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To the classes of the future, we pass the unique Marist spirit which became so much a part of our lives. Amiib.. '4z1 Mf ffl Mx WG VY? 55 i Q ,'1 T 7,fMA ,, ,, 5 :pm ,Q NA A A . . . A... M,' 5MWWr13.M-.A . if- W ef ' ! f , Vg, 'QM M ka M- 1 ,. X kg' 1-,,fWr:,afl9'W f'-.,,,, W Qi 4 N HR V .if Y , , A I , ' 'x M, , V , 4... if 5 E3 'J ig It 1 V W X, 1 lXyX xg 97 1 we A 1435? , , M .Y wx 4 E ff'-k 'Q W 5333 V ' F A ,, K M we i! 4, A V ,U W rf w 4' M 7 M E who we hug .W 5 M... 34' Q b i W A 45 , . , ,Q f fi f ' .. LQ, A 15 ADMINISTRATION 81 FA CUL TY Leadership. Respect. These are two words that help describe the wise elders of our tribe. Young braves will look to these elders many times during their years in our community for guidance. The elders are the backbone of our tribe, and we can draw on their adequate supply of knowledge and experience to help us reflect the attitudes and goals of this society. They have built and maintained the reputation upon which our tribe stands. 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KEVIN MORAN, FMS Academic Dean, Underclassmen FR. WILLIAM O'DONNELL, Religion: School Chaplain. 'NSW' FR. MICHAEL GUIMON, O.S.M., Guidance: Freshman Counselor. BRO. PAUL FORGUES, Media Center: Director, T.V., Golf Club Mod. MR. JAMES SEARS, Guidance. BRO. LAWRENCE LAVALLEE, Religion Director of Religious Activities, SAC. MR. JAMES CARGER, Guidance: MR. THOMAS JOYCE, Guidance: Psychological Consultant. Junior Counselor. SISTER MARY CU'-I-EN. LibVaVY- MFKS. MARY MC NAMAFIA, Secretary. w T K gi r- YQ. Tl,QLfLf' ' . flf u 32353256 .. : 5552- - f. Mk k . ' . V. . , l l llQ , i ff Ta M fflr t .L . -Q ' .,., S ,gs ,,. MRS. LUCILLE SHAUGHNESSY, Fi.N., School Nurse. MRS. GEN SIWINSKI, MRS. JESSICA HALL, Secretary. Financial Secretary. Jie Q 4 ,ig YK 429' 'VZ V44gm:5:'55fi-iV!ew2v.,.Tl!,': :w:1-'HfSz,:if2:farI:v5a,'fflv'wa:N15f2 izal ' 'mlb' - fg 25524 A will ' We4-wgtfslifffemaaggi Eziiffwt if lgsfsf , ff? 5 . .fr , . X, M ,. . ,P gage. Q. , ,.,. ,, W., il MW Y A M- .. Q f , 1 Q M . . , .4 ? 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CASTELLANOS, Religion: 4K-Foreign Languages: Head Soccer Coach. BRO. VITO ARESTO, Religion, Guidance: Chairman: Religion Dept., Asst. Soccer Coach. SISTER JONELLA BOHMANN, RSM, English. BRO. ROBERT CONLEY, Science: 2B-Mod. Science Club, Cheerleaders. W... if W, , MR. RAYMOND BALCARCEL, Social Studies: 4G-Track Coach, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. BRO. GERARD BRERETON, Foreign Languages: 2N-Alumni, Alumni Mothers Club, Band. MRS. DONNA CZARNECKI, Modern Languages: 2H-Co-Chairman: Modern Language Dept., French Club Mod. MR. RICHARD K. DANEK, Social Studies: 3A-Head Sophomore Basketball Coach. MR. MIKE DOOLEY, Physical Education: Soph. Football, Fresh Baseball. MR. PAUL D. FROEHLICH, Social Studies: 2L-Head Wrestling Coach. MR. HERNANDO DE LOS REYES, Modern Languages: 2G. MFI. RAY FAUCHEFI, Math: 1G. MR. DANIEL J. GARVEY, Physical Education Alumni Chairman. ?'3'1Sx..s MR. THOMAS E. DONNELLAN, English: 10-Asst. Varsity Football Coach. MR. EUGENE FITZPATRICK, Math: 3N-Asst. Soccer Coach. MR. OWEN GLENNON, Religion, Math: 1E-Freshman Retreat Program. BRO. RICHARD GRENIER, Social Studies: MR. ROBERT GROTTO, Math: MR. EDWARD GRZELAKOWSKI, Social 2'-ASSY. Tri-ICR. BSSKGTDHII Coach. 3N. Studies: 3 K-Freshman Football Coach. MR. JAMES HACKETT, Math: BRO. HENRY HAMMER, English: BRO. LAWRENCE HANSHUMAKER, Math 2J-Asst. Varsity Baseball Coach. Band Mod., Student Council Advisor. 1B-Stage Crew. .-,M '5w'j',rI1 1 ' 'H' 2.3g3g s 3 3 aw? X., :'i..iisff:'ff, . ff-7, -6322435 ' A ' 4f'g,'521g ' JL. ' -fQ4i e if .fm MR. DENNIS HARRISON, English: MR. PATRICK HENNESSY, Religion: BRO. RONALD HORBATIUK, Religion: Freshman Football Coach. IN-N.H.S. Mod., Frosh Retreats. 3D-Varsity Cross-Country, Track Coach .? N -2' BRO. ANTHONY M. HUCK, Science: 1A-Bowling, Father's Club, Freshman Retreats. 49 BRO. FRANK KELLY, Religion 4C-Sophomore Retreats, Mother's Club, Senior Prom. Q5 41 . Q- 2555 . SN yfikz L MR. THOMAS J. KONEN, Social Studies: 3C. MR. JOSEPH JOGMEN, Mathematics: MR. JIM KEEGAN, Religion: SJ. Sentinel Mod., Coordinator- Encounter Program. A 5 1.k kg? MR. WILLIAM KILLIAN, Science. 1C-Assistant Basketball Coach. Il. MR. ROBERT M. KMAN, Modern Language: 1 , . -, ,X Xsv, -1 Xx MR. RAY KOPCINSKI, English: 2D--Film Festival Moderator. IJ. MR. DANIEL KRUPA, English: MR. ROBERT KRZYZECKI, MATH: 2A. MR. DONALD KUEHNER, Science: MR. MICHAEL LEAHY, English: 4I-Varsity Baseball Coach. 3l-Intramurals Dir., Sophomore Retreats. BRO. GEORGE LE BLANC, Attendance. MR. ANTHONY MANFRE, Social Studies: 4A-Sophomore Football Coach. MR. PATRICK LUBY, Modern Languages: MR. LAWRENCE MALITO, English: 3G-Intramurals Dir., Spanish Club Mod. SL. MR. FRANK MANNA, Band. MR. THOMAS MARTIN, Math: 1F. BRO. KEVIN MC ARDLE, ENGLISHQ 3E-Drama Club Mod. MR. THOMAS MROZEK, Religion: 4J-Tennis Coach. MR. LAWRENCE OFGMOND, English: 1L. MR. ROBERT MEYERS, Englishg 3H-Drama Club Mod., Chairman- English Dept. BRO. M. OSWALD OILELLETTE, Historyg Bookstore. SISTER BERNICE PETRONAITIS, Scienceg 4E-Chairperson-Science Dept. MR. FRANK MORIARTY, Science: 4H-Intramural Director. MR. JAMES OLSON, History: 1M-Freshman Basketball Coach. MR. ANTHONY PIETRZAK, Physical Educationg Head Football Coach. BRO. DOMINICK PUJIA, Social Studies: 1H-Yearbook Moderator. MR. MICHAEL ROGOWSKI, Physical Education: Asst. Varsity Football, Frosn-Soph Tennis Coach. SISTER RENE SCHWERTMAN, English: Chess Club Moderator, Private Tutor. MR. PATRICK QUINN, Religion: 4B-Asst. Cross-Country, Asst. Track Coach MR. JERRY SANTONI, Math: 2E-Chairman-Dept. of Mathematics. if ,V1 MR. TERRENCE REYNOLDS, Social Studies: 3B-Golf Team Coach. SISTER DOROTHY ANN SCHWERTMAN, English: Assistant Moderator of Yearbook. MRS. GRACE SEPUTIS, Modern Languages: 1D-Spanish Club, Co-Chm.- Modern Languages. MR. THOMAS SEPUTIS, Social Studies: 4F-Intramurals Director. I 3 J BRO. CHRISTOPHER SHANNON, English: 1K-Poster Club Moderator. FR. ILDEPHONSE SKORUP, Religion: Freshman Retreats. MR. 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A new scheduling system left some students in a daze and others in delight. Due to a cold winter, we all listened to our radios in hopeful an- ticipation of a snow day. We watched intensely all year long at football, basketball, baseball, track, hockey, soccer, cross-country, and golf games. 1976-77 was overshadowed by joy and sadness. Bro. Vincent Collela, who shared his life with those of us at Marist, died on April 5, 1977, but he left a piercing impression on all of our lives. Near Christmas, Richard J. Daley passed away. He, too, shared his life with the people of Chicago. This year also held a certain amount of joy. lt held the joy that we experience on a Retreat, the joy of a 30 on the ACT, and the joy of a pink slip when we're late. lt held the joy of friends, and the joy of 2:30. But most of all, 1977 held for all of us the joy of being free to BE and to BECOME. DEDICATION . NO PRGBLEMH BRO RON lt is appropriate that the 1977 Plainsman be dedicated to a man who has devoted all his energies to Marist. A cheerful no problem has echoed through the classrooms and athletic fields of Marist for eleven years. An era with Horbs is coming to a close. We all realize that high school years are more than study years. These years are a time for sorting things out. Brother Ron has aided this process for many students. Whether working on Freshmen Retreats or preparing for State Track competition, he has instilled a spirit of un- selfish concern and friendship. We will long appreciate the role Horbs has played in our development. This tribute to coach, teacher, Brother and OK-person takes on a form that is more vibrant than merely dedicating a yearbook. The finest tribute to Brother Ron is seen in the lives of the people he has touched. is ' B v 'i ss B 2 Q l m l T BAND TOURS DIXIE l Marist High School boasts what it believes to be one of the best high school bands around. Along with its usual fantastic Christmas and Spring concerts, this group of talented musicians won a first place award for its performance in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Band conquered the South with a tour of three Southern states, which included a concert at the Alabama State Capitol. The concert was followed by a reception hosted by Gov. George Wallace. T The Band has worked very hard throughout the year, wvith practices every morning and frequent long after- lnoon sessions. We think it was worth it. firQgQ.3LE K - v T . . gx... , l . 1 ,. ,gg at W if ..,... ,X 'fn 1,4 Qs,-.s.... . .ip -- ii' - ,... . 1 ' x,,, , A A, , , M... , M 'Q , V, ,.... Lkhkh M ,xi E. , , g' T T Wane ...,..,. Q WM Wwmmagf Top Ftow QR-Ll: M. Streit, A. Givens, Fl. Breske, P. Paleczny, T. Lamparski. Middle Row: T. Signore, P. Franz, B. Scholl, A. Heil, J. Kyler. Bottom Row: C. Stepuszek, Mr. Frank Manna, Director, M. Hilger, B. Fiscella. Seated: Governor George Wallace. THE RED MA CHIN ON THE WARPATH IN '76 -RN The gridiron of Marist witnessed exciting victories and uncertain defeats this season. Because of the fact that many of the team's ex- perienced and inspiring players graduated, it underwent a series of radical changes. In the final days of August, the team was prepared for what would prove to be an in- teresting season. The team remain- ed spirited throughout the season, even after the heartbreaking final- second, one-point defeat, and clos- ed the season in a respectable third place, with victories over St. Patricks, Carmel, and St. Joes. THE FROSH AND SOPH GIVE MAHIST SOPHOMORES MARIST MARIST MARIST MARIST . ' . W 1425 I ...X, 14 BRO. RICE WASHINGTON PARK NOTRE DAME QPATRICK . k.' . . I . fo - -' 5- ff R!S HQSEY CR SS2 ,,L- ..kk - f M K . 1w10S,EPH ? -' : ' L w ,LV1 L., h V A lf, X l 2 . Fig N. MAR ARIST MARIST ff MARIST MARIST NOSZFQE DAME QARM El. Z HOLY caoss ST. JOSEPH ST. v1AToR A TASTE OF CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL was The Freshman and Sophomore football teams won their Conference Championships in the 1976-77 season. Their teams didn't capture the titles without a fight, however. With each shrill whistleand cloud of dust, the strength and skills of the teams increased. They found that all of the pains of practice paid off when each of their games prov- ed to be hard fought battles. The glory of the crown title is shared by every member of the teams, and so are the memories of how it was achieved. 'R 519-1 FOUR . 1976 marked the first year Marist High School fielded a varsity and Frosh-Soph golf team for interscholastic com- petition. Marist's first year record showed that Marist has and will have a solid golf program. CONFERENCE 3rd DlSTRlCT 1st place SECTIONALS 9th place f-3 INTRAMURAL FOGTBALL CHAMPS 4C Four hundred students took to the in- tramural field this fall. The greatest upset in IM history occurred with the 3B victory over 4C winning the honor to play the fabulous faculty all-star squad. if? qi I ,, ,ffy f ,.. .. W. U' . In ,Z If ry irrrsir Q f THE LONG RUNNING CHAMPS Varsity had an 11 and 1 seasong the Frosh-Soph had a 12 and 0 season with 20 consecutive dual meet wins over a 3-year period. Both teams were league champions for the 3rd year in a row-Varsity co- champions with Holy Cross and Frosh- Soph champions. This is the first year that we had the in- dividual conference champions-John Haberkorn on Varsity and Tom Leonard on Frosh-Soph. lt is also the first time a junior advanced to the State Finals-John Haberkorn finished in 40th place in the State Finals. - wg -f. THE BACKBONE OF MARIST D' 7954, Q W it 1 Y x X x l 1 ,A K X 1 X 2 1 I g ' V ': 'Q L a .A H , I eg H' School life CAN be more than just classes and homework. As many students have found, clubs are very fulfilling and a lot of fun. Marist has a variety of clubs: something for everyone. There's the Science Club, the Spanish and French Clubs, Drama, Stage Crew, Chess, the Astronomy Club, and the Yearbook, not to mention numerable others. It doesn't take much to join a club, so next year why not get a little involved in high school life? You just might have a good time. Q g WMV' A.,V , 1 35 MARIST SERVE, 40-LOVE Wi' Ni' Our Marist Varsity Tennis Team came in second in Conference this season fbeing edged out by a tough St. Patrick's teaml. Forming the nucleus of the team were the Seniors, all of whom played varsity 3 of their 4 years at Marist. Earl Ebers played first singles, Doug Mellen and Bill Abolt played first doubles, Junior Greg Temofeew played second singles, Sophomore Bill Zidek played third singles, and Rich Temofeew and Dave Kaiser played se- cond doubles. Rounding out the rest of the varsity squad were: Juniors Mike Cronin, Mike Casey, and Mark Gillespie. For the first time in Marist history, in District competition, the team finished in first place, despite a challenging St. Laurence team. In an all Marist Singles Final, Greg Temofeew defeated Earl Ebers to take first place. Doug Mellen and Bill Abolt won the district doubles title in defeating St. Laurence in the final. The other doubles team of Bill Zidek and Rich Temofeew lost in the first round but still traveled with the others to Arlington Heights to the State Tourney. In state competition, Greg Temofeew played his way to the top 20 in the state. Earl Ebers, and the team of Bill Abolt and Doug Mellen, finished in the top 40 in the state. More than 600 entries in singles and 600 in doubles are more than enough evidence of a very successful season! The strength and ability of the 1976-77 Marist Soccer team was put to a test this year, the team playing its toughest schedule ever. During their long and grueling season, they were crippled by injuries to key players. Nevertheless, they proved through their persistence and endurance to be an excellent team and a superior con- tender for the crown title in the future. WORLD FOOTBALL 3 f, ,.,,w , , ggi, My fm- . ' Y, , MAFllt:'gT 3 Q1 QUIGLEY SOUTH MAFHQT 1 ST. JOSEPH H.S. 'ST 2 -'09f5F'H SEM- 1 FLOSSMOC' N' ??f 'LUAl'ffgfi CHR'ST'AN 5 2 ST- J'0 P W 5+ j 1 ST4 -103 Egg 1 Nfl'-'AN 5 1 f 1iQ 1 l JJ if ml W ff i qi ,,,. 4- I V ' ', -k,k ,, ,5,, ,4,k fi Q 1 X M, Q f f My 0 f wi ,.,,,, ,K V '-,, Vg., I 5 Q Q , M K 4 if :,, 4, , f Q 1 Hi M. gwf f,f Wfkif V- Af'5'f4i4 ,' 'fi in ., - - ' ' .,'A Q ' 5 , it Raj' ' ,zip , A f :, '?a,'fU., wk i, air' ,vv ., I l l , t J . 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The determination of each player made for a season of high hopes and great possibilities in the future. Our freshman team also moved from inexperience to one of the best freshman squads in the league. They, too, look ahead to years of growth and skill as they move forward to the sophomore team of the future. CHICAGO STING-HERE WE COME IN PURSUIT OF MMMW mmm., f M WNNMNWNM CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY Marist High School has a very unique retreat lor, if you prefer, encounter l program. Ask any seasoned Senior and you'll find that retreats and encounters are constantly being offered and are always available to the student. For a small fee, he is fed, given shelter, and in some programs, provided with transportation. When the retreat begins, he finds that there is a sense of Christian Community. He feels the relationship of the people around him growing with each day. Soon he begins to turn his attention towards discussion, friendship, and Christian attitude. There is a respectful silence in the group when faculty or fellow students are speaking. This is also a new experience for most of the students who are used to informal conversations in class. The retreat for some may be a myriad of new ex- periences, and for others just a fulfilling weekend: but, actually, the retreats and encounters attempt to propel the oneness that the school desires to represent, to make the system work better, and to achieve a Christian attitude in daily life. THE MARIST STUDENT COUNCIL- A TRUE WORKING ORGANIZATION You can find the members of the Student Council hard at work in their office at almost any time during the day. After all, it's not an easy job channeling the voice of the student body to the faculty and administration, while at the same time organiz- ing activities like the Blood Drive, Homecoming, Ski Trips, and even new twists like Disco Night. Student Council is, year after year, an integral part of the school. Just look at the activities it sponsors . . . RALLIESI Through all that confusion: shouts, laughs, cheers, music, and general uproar at a rally, one can gain insight into the real Spirit of Marist-a Spirit that can never be captured between the covers of Yearbook-a Spirit dis- played by the students, faculty, parents and cheerleaders who have worked so hard all year long at rallies, Football, Basketball, and Soccer games, and also at Track Meets. Again this year, Marist has displayed a Spirit that always has and will continue to bind the students and help make high school life just a little more enjoyable. Go...Go.s..Go... Go SENIORS SERVE SOUTH SIDE COMMUNITY The student Handbook describes Senior Service as an elective program within the Religion Department. lt is designed to afford a Senior the opportunity of putting his values and beliefs into practice in some worthwhile apostolic venture. A few lucky Seniors participated in the program. The travelled from school to various places such as the Par Lawn School and Activity Center, Gunderson's Nursin Home, and the McCauley Little School. Here they '. . ' shared, and experienced living their apostolic ideals. fs CELEBRATIONS! lt's so easy to just GO to Mass. How often are most of us really in- volved in the total meaning and progression of the Mass? lt's not so easy to be involved in a Mass, which is what Marist strives to have all of the students do at the various liturgies during the year. Together we attend Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and School-year clos- ing Masses. At the closing school- year Mass, we all listened in respect- ful attention to Bro. Ron Horbatiuk as he spoke to us during the Homily: This is not the 'end of an era'-but a new beginning . . . We all have a lot in com- mon-just BE-rise up beyond what you seem to see-shatter the image and live-don't worry about what you see-be the true 'LIVING SPIRIT'-the human spirit-the spirit of 77, 78, 79, spirit of 1980 . . . the team spirit-the dynamic force of life which we are capable of becoming . . Once we LOOK BE- YOND-beyond self images, beyond mirror reflections, beyond things around us-so much more can be done . . . don't get lost, don't get upset-with the way things seem to be or appear to be-today ushers in the theme of great HOPE-there is great newness available, look beyond-go beyond . . . SAC The Student Action Corps is an excellent example of the growing stu- dent participation in school activities at Marist. They devote their time and efforts to various community projects such as food and clothing drives, mission collections, and a benefit basketball game for the Park in ff Lawn School-the WLS Disc Jockey vs. the Marist Faculty. t,,, H. get i tg fnjj jj-:Q ' .. ,g i .-,. .41 gg if tt , ' NHS The National Honor Society is an organized group of outstanding students who coordinate such activities as Enrichment Week, and cultural assemblies. They also assist in various programs after school hours. The Marist High School branch of the National Honor Society has always upheld a high standard of quality in their members and each year this is displayed through their excellent contributions to Marist's extracurricular activities. 8 S g W L 5 Q, 'Bn- CHRISTMAS! A TIME OF BOTH HAPPINESS AND SORRUW As we recall what Christmas was like in 1976, we think of the joy and sorrow it held for us. We remember the joy that the spirit of Christmas brought us, even if it was wandering through the halls entangled in a web of Christmas-tree lights. Some of us remember what it was ke walking through the streets of London on a foggy December night, and others remember our two-week vacation at home. C However, the Christmas season ushered in one of the oldest winters that has ever been recorded on Chicago's thermometers. ln the bitter cold, Richard J. Daley, who gied on December 20, was laid to rest. For years, Mayor aley had captured the love and respect of the citizens of Chicago and the people of this country. The people of Chicago lost not only the guidance that enabled Chicago to achieve its high status and respect, but it lost a great h uman being, Richard J. Daley. Mayor Richard J. Daley 1902-1976 A YEAH TO BUILD The 1976-77 basketball season was a rebuilding year for new head coach Paul Swanson and his staff. With Mike Collins as the only returning regular from last season's fine squad, the young Redskins found the tremendous schedule tough going. Things started shaping up at Christmas as the Redskins captured the consolation championship at the Centralia Holiday Tournament. By Regional time the young Redskins were playing good competitive basketball. Standouts this season were Seniors Mike Collins and Don Richardson. Four Sophomores played varsity basket- ball led by 6'4 Larry Tucker. We will also have an outstan- ding group of 8th graders entering our program. Next season looks very bright for the still young Redskins with a lot of experienced varsity players returning. They will have more size, strength, quickness, and scoring ability than last season. The Redskins will play one of the toughest schedules in the state next year and could be a con- ference contender. 5 FROSH AND SOPHS LOOK AHEAD This year at Marist the freshmen provided some heights of excitement and teamwork that their physical size could not match. Through blizzards and sub-zero temperatures, the 6:00 A.M. practices and hard work went on and the spirit was built. The team maintained its courage and spirit through the season in spite of the sadness they experienced in the death of one of their leaders, Bro. Vincent Colella. The Sophomores experienced a season of ups and downs. Their many hours of practice brought them third place in the Conference. Although St. Pat's was first, Marist was the only team to beat them. Marist Sophomores came out se- cond in the Thornton North Frac- tional Play-offs. 37 , 1 Wm xx MW' 1 ' 3 'xx N5f 55 1 'ii ,WEE V I ,ts ,SW REDSTICKS PLAY LIKE BRA VES The Junior Varsity and Freshman hockey teams both ended with winning seasons. lt is in this that the Hockey Club's success this season should be measured. The Var- sity graduates only one senior, Pete LaPrairie, and over 50 !0 of the team were freshmen! John Olson, a junior, was named to the All-Catholic team for the second time, and the Varsity routed Sheppard High School 8-2 with freshman Ken Maziarek in the nets to end the season. The J-V retained the Spectrum Christmas Crown with Freshman Dan Spengel going 4-0 in the nets and freshman Paul Krol leading the scoring. The Frosh team with Denny Wryobek and Maziarek netminding went 8-7- 4, primarily against J-V teams were lead in scoring by Mike McCartin and Mike Hoban. The young Varsity has gained experience and with 15 Iettermen returning, Coach Sherman's team will be one to be reckoned with. by ai- f X in 3-16-1 14-7-3 8-7-4 The Fathers Club of Marist High School has many members and is highly organized, thanks to peo- ple such as its moderator, Bro. Dan Grogan, and many involved fathers who devote a majority of their free time to the club. They organize the Smoker, card par- ties, and numerous other programs. The enjoyment and in- volvement is all part of the real purpose of the Fathers Club. ,,i-.i PARENTS IN ACTION 'av SQ' F'1F-F-! '!QP'r 1 The Marist Mothers Club has been working behind the scenes for many years at Marist. They have devoted countless hours of hard work and dedication to organizing activities like the Freshmen Mothers Tea, which orientates the new mothers with the school, the Mothers and Fathers Talent Show, and vital fund rais- ing activities such as the Spring Luncheon and the Card Party. The School would like to extend its gratitude to all the members of the Mothers Club for significant con- tributions to Marist year after year. Q , :V ' sy JUST THINK . MAYBE NEXT YEAR YOU'LL GET ITALIAN COOKING Tsssesf Yi m-WW' Spring brings to Marist an in- teresting change. For one week in March, the books are pushed aside and Enrichment Week begins. Dur- ing this time, extracurricular courses are offered to the students to' break the monotony. Enrichment Week, sponsored by Marist's National Honor Society, brings together the faculty and students in a totally different way, which results in lear- ning, excitement, and fascination-a new type of educational experience begins. Enrichment courses are taught by students, faculty, and outside in- dividuals who are willing to sacrifice their time and effort. Only during Enrichment Week can a student find himself at the helm of a classroom, teaching his business instructor the basics of modern railroading. Slowly Enrichment Week activities are becoming a tradition at Marist High. Hwnnm I 'fl THE UPS AND DOWNS OF INTHAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramural Basketball was a success again this year. With most homerooms entering, the school had yet another excellent program. Throughout the season competition was tough and spirits were high. Of course, the season had both dull and exciting moments, but for the first time in the program's history, the faculty team was defeated. The Intramural Referee's Association il.R.A.i, anchored by Mr. Luby, Mr. Moriarty, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Seputis worked hard, game after game, and remained a vital part of the Intramural Basketball program. ,, . . ..,,. ..--f 1 -1....,. V fy in ..,. kffAs U zwwwmmapmmn u-nl, A H300 GA ME STRIKE, SPLIT, SPARE, these are several words that mean very little to most of us, but to a large group of bowlers these words are the joys and sometimes sorrows of their lives. To us just hitting the pins would be a task, while a bowler's main objective is to disJ member the formation in two, possibly one, attempt. Again, to most of us bowling is just another sport, but to Brother Huck and the 1976-77 bowlers it was an en- joyable experience in friendly competition. WRESTLING The 1976-77 school year marked the beginning of a new sports program at Marist. For the first time in its 14 year history, wrestling was offered to underclassmen. Both teams wrestled exceptionally well. Most of this success was due to a few key players for both teams. On the Freshman level, impressive victories were scored by such people as Kevin Ryan 1105 lb. classy and Phil Wojiak lheavyweightl. The Sophomore team was anchored by such people as Mike Hurley 4167 lb. classy, Jim Dempsey 1126 lb. classl, Dan Hanson 4155 lb. classl. These players will be the foundation for a strong varsity team. Due to the impressive student response and the remarkable success of both the Freshmen and Sophomore teams, the program will be expanded to a varsity level next season. . X , W 'T in TZ qw - .,-.ss P '1 f : .+-, 1. . 4 1 K 422.- fx 3' 1 ' ' 4. Sie? 4 3251 .5 5:2 5 39 312' , fd? LIL ABNER IN THE SPRING Magic occurred as the Marist Theater Guild put on their annual Spring Musical of Ll'L ABNER. Before your eyes your favorite comic strip jumps from the pages and com- es to life. Your favorite characters Li'I Abner iE.J. Flessorl, Daisy Mae fSharon Lundyl, Mammy and Pappy fJeanne Kowal and Dean Milleri per- formed their way into the hearts of everyone who attended. The play, with its cast of over 50 members, was a complete success and the scenery and special effects were magnificent. The Theater Guild, under the direction of Bro. McArdle and Mr. Meyers, and the entire cast all deserve a large round of applause. M.f.sw-- --W s ,MMM , W CHAMPS AGAIN This was the fifth consecutive Conference championship for both the Frosh-Soph and Varsi- ty squads. The season ended with Mike and Pat Boyle advan- cing down state in the pole vauitg John Sinadinos ad- vanced in the high jumpg Steve Reis advanced in the high hurdles and John Haberkorn finished in 10th place in the state in the two-mile run. 'll Mnwmlf' Mob., WW hw-uv... A Q: 4 5 A ,,,,,,, , .4:,, I ! I9 'T lNl ' Ss, A REGIONAL E , ,...1- CRUSSA .,. M ' .f kk.. me : if Q - H ' i ,, i K ,... .as . a v . A . 52.5 i 4 ,W N NWS : :V V The 1977 Baseball season should have been a season of growth because a majority of the squad was composed of un- derclassmen. Two starters returned, Mike Hall at 3rd base and Don Pirkle an outfielder. The season started March 24 with a demanding 40 game schedule. Coach Hackett, with patience and psychology, molded the pitching staff of Mike Wisniewski, Don Pirkle, Bob Hallas, Randy Conti, Mike Pilarczyk into a consistent machine. ln the early part of the schedule, numerous combinations were used and finally a set lineup of Kevin Hayes, catcher, Michael Harte, first base, Jim Hughes second base, Joe lnzinga, short- stop, Michael Hall Third base, and an outfield of Tim Pyznarski, John Kendrick and Dave Scukanec. A ten game winning streak of Conference and Suburban competition got the Redskins started. They stayed in the running for a second Conference cham- pionship until the last double-header of the season. The highlight of the season was State competition when Marist defeated Bremen and defending State Champion Brother Rice on shutouts of 9-0 and 2-0 by Don Pirkle and Mike Wisniewski. ln Regional competition Thornwood was also scalped by the Redskins 6-0. In a tough final Marist was victorious over Richards 2-1, for their first Regional championship and overall record of 24 and 10. FROSH AND SOPHS PLAY BALL The freshman baseball team, under the guidance of Coach Mike Dooley, finished their season with a second place conference finish. Marist stayed in contention the entire season due to the fine pitching of Pete Vaulman and the outstanding defensive and offensive play of Flon Piarowski, Paul Krol, and Gary Wildner. Coach John Williams' sophomore team fell into many defensive and offensive slumps while struggling to a 12-13 season. The outstanding pitching of Matt Mudd and Bill Prokop are bright spots in the future of Marist baseball. MARIST MARIST PATRICK MARIST 2 MARIST MARIST 1 MARIST 643316 NQAME 4-8 JOSEPH 8-7 3-2 2-6 2-15 1-7 xx QQ R 5 L. -X., S Q Q Wy IT WAS MAGIC The Junior Dinner Dance was held on April 22 at the Orland Chateau. Over 130 couples attended the dance, which was organized with the help of homeroom representatives and supervised by Bro. Dan Grogan and Bro. Larry Lavallee. Prime rib dinner was served at 9 o'clockg the music and dancing started at 10. When the juniors arrived at the dance, their dates were showered with gifts ranging from stuffed animals to miniature class rings. Music was provided by Finger, and the theme song was Could it be Magic by Barry Manilow. The juniors had a very special and meaningful dance this year, thanks to the cooperation and participation of 260 people. an 3 . -A., is C . 'J 'A CL? 4:38 . ., . Q may t . KW I 'ik ANR Y 5 X 1 K J , z if if 6' QL, XA R 5 'N X 1 X ft' . v4 vp tl M is Q- .ff fi M ss N.. M-wwwww - 'r 'K K A - as V W M F I :.:ffi-W ysjsiifxggi. is T , QS, . ,Z 1515, . i , , ' 1 'k y if :nigh 5 T ' Wfis-igfiii r krr , ' -V ' -eggzlfeisw Q V - 1 SV THE GAME OF MASTERS THE MARIST CHESS TEAM captured the Catholic League City Championship for the second year in a row under the capable leadership of Senior Joe Cima, the Team's Captain and First Board Player. His record for four years was: 30-11-2. Senior David Piech was next with a three-year record of: 22-9-1. Dennis ConnoIIy's two-year record was: 18-9-2. Senior Jim Keane and Junior Len Surdyk rounded out the team. The president of the club, Senior Joe Conlan, was in- valuable in his organization of the CIub's activities, which included faculty-student matches, a trip to Old Chicago, a Mass, a pizza get-together and open gym. He was also responsible for convincing Brother lazzetti that the club needed major and minor letters. Sister Rene' moderated the club. The club prided itself on BEING CHRISTIAN in sport, society, and in personal relationships. I1 . 1 , , , 2 m f. - I Q .,.,... , ' 2 .1.1 I 5 I 4 YOUR OWN SPECIAL WA Y The Senior Prom was held at Condessa del Mar on Friday, May 13, 1977. Of course, there was music, dancing, and par- tying, but the dance held special meaning for those who attended. lt marked the last dance the Seniors would attend while at Marist. The theme of the dance was Your Own Special Way, and two bands entertained the Seniors and their dates. The groups, Justice and Flyer Rock , played until 2 A.M., after which the Seniors and their dates were invited back to the Marist cafeteria for breakfast. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE-Front Flow QL to Rl: J. O'ConneII, J. McGrath, T. O'Meara, D. Corradino, B. Black, B. Wolf. Back Row: M. Sheahan, S. Mar- ble, M. Vavrik, P. LaPrairie, B. Kassel, T. Dolan, A. Givens. A first at Marist! The students got a chance to take revenge on their teachers. 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Y X l' Xi My XXfX :f .W 'XX l X Qs,XeX.ip5zX iXX.l'. vii, X X, X, XXXX-X , X XXX Q ' , i, X,X,XX'ltfX,X, X - lt li iffy' mf fi3'4ie,,fw, of J' ilfl i5 f i-T55 N 'W A ' ' M i T V g mg I -- tgid llillilq iX 3' ki' ,lffm V N my K ww . l!. llLX '- 1 ' gf-444 T ' ' MM , ff l 4' ew WV! .X:W'ff1-f PEOPLE WHO MADE THE YEAR Band 96-7 87 86 90 92 98 83 93 84 99 89 88 98 93 95 Baseball Basketball Bowling Cheerleaders Chess Club Cross-Country Fathers Club Football French Club Golf Hockey Intramural Referees Mothers Club National Honor Society 82 Photo Club Poster Club Quetico Science Club Sentinel Soccer Spanish Club Stage Crew Student Council Tennis Theatre T.V. Club Track Wrestling Yearbook 10 9 10 9 10 8 9 10 9 9 10 10' 9- 8 10 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY ewss,4..: ir., . rw. N .. J . ' .. ., K yi v . t- f . Sitting QL-RJ G. Hannon, D. O'Hara ftri capt.J, J. Ftendak, C. Wooding, M. Murphy, J. Lee Kneeling lL-Rl: J. Peterson, T. Delaney, C. Zaher, F. Gaura itri capt.l, J. Quinn, P. Govert. Standing QL-Rt: B. Cozen, J. Brennan, itri capt.j, J. Haberkorn, N. Kokoris, P. Slender, Bill Katzenberger, G. Gaura, Bro. Ronald Horbatulk coach. MISSING: J. Forrest, B. Konstant. SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY Top l.-R Bob Santos, Mike Dineen, Bill Sheehan, Mike O'Connell, Mike McDermott, Dave Stapleton, Mike McCabe, Paul Dubrick, Coach Quinn. Bottom L-R John O'Donnell, Jim Hogan, Mike Pula, Tom Leonard ico-capt.J, Mike Brogan, foo-cap1.,,' l FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY iw Top L-R Dan Varanauski, Kevin Germino, Jim Bolotin, Kyle Bruno, Tim Delaney, Art Girten, Jim Whooley, Coach Quinn. Bot- tom L-R Bo Hurley, George Mejicano, Jim Mitoraj, Jim Derk, Dan Hanigan, Mike Raymond, Dave DiJulio, Tom O'Hara. Varsity Football u-Q QP' i . v . l-. .. ' K5 . 1.3.3, 61 s - 2, H3 L e:.WL GL g' y y 2354 wg A 1-enpfffgmfvi ewifssixfv blew: z.. ...Al fam-. ul. .4-. .- ROW 1: D. Tucek, Kirk Maranto, T. Hawley, M. Baumgartner, K. Hayes, B. Neylon, T. O'Meara, J. Hughes, F. Kosman, T. Hanrahan, J. Smith. ROW 2: T. Burdelik, D. Wojinowski, T. Rogowski, R. Brylanski, M. Corrigan, D. Klimek, M. McGrath, D. Murray, B. Black, G. Ryan, M. McGrath, S. Sablich, D. Hansen tMgr.l, R. Malatt tMgr.l, ROW 3: J. Polley tMgr.l, M. Rogowski tCoachl, Coach T. Donnellan, A. Michalec, T. Normoyle, B. Sophomore Football 1-W Fotre, J. Mullen, K. Grison, F. Bucki, A. Hodorowicz, P. Blachowicz, J Murphy, M. Lacy, T. Pietrzak lCoachl, R. Balcarcel lCoachl. ROW 4: R Lombard, M. Vavrik, M. McAllister, J. Hogan, J. Meyering, J. Sweeney, E gtutz, B. Dunn, R. Vilkas, M. Devans, M. Conway, J. Mahoney, M. Hall, M chuell. is C 5 V vs. fx aff ' S' , s .F i s vi l.,??3f Q X: K is I , K 'ff' sal. amd.. A A ' f' .. .- ROW 1: E. Wallenberg, J. McCarthy, T. Fox, M. Framke, B. Orseski, D. Garvey, K. Burns, P. Janecke, T. Young. ROW 2: J. Bentley, J. Febel, D. O'Shea, D. Ryan, J. Kaminski, P. Stepuszek, J. Busch, M. Stranczek, S. Stanula, B. Foley, M. Blair. ROW 3: Coacn Manfre, J. Corrigan, W. Freshman Football Dziedic, M. Stevens, M. Kelley, M. Glynn, J. Dempsy, J. Conway, Krueger, D. Gaffney, Coach Dooley. ROW 4: B. Weiss, M. Sullivan, Epich, M. Murphy, R. Urban, C. Urban, B. Lislon, J. O'Neill, R. Tuzydlo, Carey, D. Drummond. ROW 1: J. Dennis, T. Coughlin, J. Socha, M. Cadman, T. Caparelli, F. Kel- ly, K. Maranto, J. Lusk, B. Bugos, R. Brady, D. Harris, D. Brennan, ROW 2: K. Ryan, M. Blair, K. Brogan, C. McDonough, J. Mahoney, M. Volker, J. Ambrose, ? , J. Howland, R. Epich, B. Foley, ? , ? , B. Felmon. ROW 3: Coach Grzelakowsku, K. Kenny, M. Buck, T. Sargis, M. Murray, B. Word, T. O'Meara, F. Grazano, K. Skully, T. McGivern, B. Lurdy, M. Godbout lMgr.l ROW 4: N. Nolorangelo, J M. Hewls, R. Piarowski, R. Boylan, D. Scatena, B. Reis, D. Reed, P jiak, R. Sessa, J. Brennan, M. Boyer, J. Sullivan, T. Doody. Varsity Soccer OW 1: J. Dowling, G. Green, T. Carey, A. Pertchi, D. Corradino, T. M. Embach, C. Trost, N. Bocian, T. O'Rourke, P. Egan, J. Smith, J cKeown, D. Piech, J. Cahill, W. Boyd, N. Desmond, R. Mejicano, M. Jacobsen, Coach Bro. F. Coslellanos. atriano. ROW 2: J. Jacobsen, R. Lang, W. HOPP, G. Duncan, T. Mulvey, Sophomore Soccer JW 1: D. Greco, D, Reynolds, T, Musci, A. Karas, B, Turner, J, M. Evans, J. Fagan, M. Szczemiewski, C. Aeferevic, M. Hogan lCapt.l, G. ergeron, S. Swayda, G. Preroth, J. Sequin, G. Waters. ROW 2: J. Bond, Rubin, J- Mulvey, F- Larlarl. K- Amef1d0la. J- Spill. P- Moran, G- KWGIC. Lambton, M. Moore, B. Murphy, M. Desmond, J. Dowling, D. Radz BYO- Vito, Coach apt.l, B. Hoge, D. Golden, R. Nabzdzle, B. Quaely, D. Kordell. ROW 3: freshman Soccer PW 1: J. Meade, M. Sabal, J. Smith, D. Corradino, M. Burke, D. Nolan, patrick, C. Werner, J. Smith, T. Ricobene, G. Janicki, D. Fritz, S. Black, Healy, P. Regan, A. Boyce, A. Schmit. ROW 2: J. Kaminski, S. M. Fabry, F. Wahlen, M. Downes, M. Crisanti, J. Eggen, J. Cronin, B. -learn, M. Kulpinski, T. Trost, T. McDermott, P. Dages, W. Dwyer, J. Tyler, T. Carroll, G. Guba, K. Sheahen. rke, J. Boland, M. Sykora, P. Guffin, R. Whitlock. ROW 3: Coach Fitz- VARSITY BASKETBALL lL-Ry: G. Hammerstein lMgr.l, J. Gasparo lMgr.J, D. Richardson, R. Howard,M.Moran,G.Splawski,F.Carroll, D. Hanson QMgr.l.Missing: Rose, D. Johnson, M. Collins, L. Tucker, Coach Swanson, T. Tucker, M. Walsh, M. Juscius. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Top lL-Rl: Coach Danek, M. O'Hara, M. Mudd, B. Orban, M. Howard, B. Arena lMgr-J, Fi- Thema, D- Fiadl, M- Dolan, B- Wilkifl, T- Schmitt. Tichy, D. Gorski, M. Hogan, Bro. Grenier lAsst. Coachj. Bottom: M. Smith and J. Bond fMgrs.i. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Back Row QL-Rl: Bro. Vincent Colella fCoachj, B. Klinger, T. Walsh, P. Bonoma, L. Blovin, E. Wagner, R. Reidy. Front Row: D. Murphy, Vaulman, B. Reis, B. Venegas, C. Floramo, M. Coughlan, Coach Olson. Westerhausen, D. Spagnoli, T. O'Loughlin, G. Wildner, G. Schumal Middle Row: D. Gilarski, R. Temple, D. Fleming, E. Grahovac, P. Gorsky. BASEBALL VARSITY IHS DISTRICT CHA MPS l Row 1 QL-Rl: F. Miller fMgr.J, R. Beemsterboer iMgr.t, J. Hughes, S. Stefan, M. LaRoy, K. Hayes, J. Kendrick, J. Mellen. Row 2: J. lnzinga, D. Pirkle, M. May, M. Pilarczyk, J. Nelson, M. Harte, M. Hall, D. Scukanec. Row 3: Coach Don Kuehner, R. Conte, T. A Pyznarski, A. Schumacher, M. Juscius, R. Hallas, M. Wisniewski, R. Lang, J. Hackett. 5 . SOPH Sitting QL-RJ: E. Vucinic, D. Ahern, M. Adducci, J. Corrigan, B. lggins, J. McCarthy, Kneeling: T. Gilboy, M. Murphy, B. Prokop, S. Duggan, R. Wzorek, R. Harmer. Standing: Coach Williams, R. Thoma, D. Kawczynski, M. Sullivan, T. Murphy, M. Mudd, D. Hansen, B. Wilkin, T. Fox, J. Collins lMgr.J. Absent: P. Cherry, J. Dempsey, G. lnzinga. IFS! FROSH Back Row KL-RJ: T. McGivern, B. Spellman fMgr.l, D. Wyrobek, V. Mirabella, J. Markunas, D. Scatena, J. Kealy. Kneeling: A. Zilis, P. Krol, D. Maroney, D. Reed, P. Vaulman, R. Plarowski, K. Scully. Seated: L. Blouin, J. Perliekiewcz, S. Walski, Coach Dooley. Laying Down: G. Wildner. Absent: J. Cronin. VARSITY HOCKEY Front Row QL-FO: M. McCartin, C. Turner, J. Land, D. Spengel, B. Wayda, K. Maziarek, P. LaPrairie, M. Bucek. Back Row: Coach Sherman, B. Normoyle, J. Olson, D. Burch, J. Kaminski, T. Krol, E. Mesco, J. McCartin, D. Dine, P. Krol, B. Clifford, B. Bandyk. Absent: A. Vanick, R. Tozydlo. JV HOCKEY Front Row QL-Ry: M. Valentine, M. McCartin, D. Spengel, B. Bandyk, J. Glaser, B. Mann, J. Kaminski, D. Olson. Back Row: Coach Sherman, B. Normoyle, J. Kaminski, D. Dine, B. Plahm, D. Burch, J. Hoban, Ft. Weber, P. Krol, B. Clifford, E. Mesco, G. Horecky, P. Slosar. FRESHMAN HOCKEY Front Row QL-RJ: J. Karl, M. McCartin, P. Rech, D. Wryobek, P. Slosar, K. Maziarek, D. Olson, D. Ulaszek, J. Kaminski. Back Row: Coach Sherman, J. Zalud, M. Valentine, B. Clifford, E. Mesco, J. Wagner, B. Mann, G. Horecky, G. Wordelman, Coach Shonk. Mascot fsittingjz Tim Delaney. Absent: M. Lindsey, D. Criel. FRESHMAN WRESTLING TEAM l OD H0wiL-Hl1C0aCh Fl'O9l'IliCh, B. Spellman fMgr.l, B. Walsh, R. Ach, P. Brogan, J. Whooley, K. Ryan, D. Harris. Missing: C. McDonough. lojciak, J. Marlin, M. Buck. Bottom Row: M. Sabal, S. O'Hern, K. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM Al ' ' Jp Row QL-Rl: Coach Froehlich, B. Baker, J. Kennedy, B. Smith, D. B. Murray, M. Kulpinski, M. Stranczek, K. Lgn .5 tt R .T ansen, C. Urban, L. Wryobeck, J. Madigan, D. Garvey, M. Hurley. Mid- Dineen, P. LeTourneu, B. Wasser, T. Day R. Kgonec: Tlgulzxn e Row: M. Heil, J. Spatz, T. Meahan, R. Gulyban, P. Murphy, J. Hillison, J. Dempsey. ' ' ' ' 9 . 1 4. f.fr'if3,:w1L,, K F 1 l l GOLF TEAM Kneeling QL-Rl: T. Floramo, T. Pat- ton, K. Peterson, P. Petrogard, M Britvich, T. Finucane. Standing: B Walsh, M. Zolda, B. Finucane, C Zuiker, P. Gurk, Coach Reynolds. DISTRICT CHAMPS Kneeling lL-Fil: G. Temofeew, E. Ebers, D. Mellen, B. Abolt, M. Cronin. Standing: B. Zidek, R. Temofeew, M. Casey, M. Gillespie, D. Kaiser, Coach Tom Mrozek. CONFERENCE CHA MPS Kneeling QL-Fil: B. Foley, J. Waner, R. Burgess, B. Foley, A. George, K. Burns, D. Toth. Standing: B. Bugos, J. Novicki, K. Coughlin, T. Farley, J. Shuetz, J. Bergeron, J. Cronin, Coach Rogowski. Third Row lL-FU: C. Trost, M. Rooney, J. Adams, M. Hopkinson, T. Lindsay. Second Row: B. McNelIis, B. Starcevich, E. Schumal, D. Nance, S. Scukanec, J. Cebuski. Kneeling: M. Gusmano, B. Vry, D. Chura, J. Mantyck, M. Evans, J. Ucho. VARSITY TENNIS 5... FRCSH-SOPH TENNIS BOWLING TEAM Q Q VARSITY TRACK-FIVE TIME CHAMPS Rowt QL-Rl: M.V. Murphy, M. Dougala, B. Boyd, G. Hannon, M. Boyle, C. Nooding. Row 2: Bro. Richard Grenier, Asst. Coach, Bro. Ron Horbatiuk, Asst. Coach, P. Boyle, D. O'Hara, J. Lee, J. Rendak, R. Mejicano, Mr. Pat Dulnn, Asst. Coach, Mr. Ray Balcarcel, Head Coach. Row 3: D. Cooksley, 9. Draeger, F. Pappalardo, N. Kalish, J. Martin, J. Quinn, J. Brennan, T. Burdelik, D. Tucek. Row 4: R. Burke, C. Turner, D. Murray, B. Katzenberger, A. Neu, J. Peterson, B. Cozen, J. Forrest, A. Michalec. Row 5: B. Wayda, M. Dammer, B. Ryan, T. Griffin, M. Hogan, K. Harte, M. Zolfo, J. Haberkorn. Row 6: S. Budd, T. Floramo, E. Halleran, B. Kassel, T. Parker, L. Marlin, M. Martin, S. Reis, A. Givens. SOPHOMORE TRACK-SIX TIMES CHAMPS Row 1: J. Hogan, K. O'Connor, P. Quinn, T. Casto, B. Turner. Row 2: R. Mitoraj, K. Van Thyne, P. Griffin, J. Mulvey. Row 4: P. Vonderheide, L. Santos, T. Leonard, M. Brogan, B. Sheehan, D. Zolfo, P. Gattone, M. Di- Wyrobek, J. Hayes, M. Balcarcel, B. Liston, C. Urban, G. Rubin. ween. Row 3: M. McCabe, S. Feld, T- WOOCL P- Faulkner, T- KI'0l, T- FRESHMAN TRACK-SIX TIME CHAMPS :T wi' ,H-'fi ,ku . ff Row 1: T. Ricobene, B. Enzenberger, K. Kenny, J. Derk, J. Quebbeman, Hurley, T. Kassel, R. Murphy. Row 4: D. Golden, J. Socha, W. Reis, M. C. Bannon, D. Helsdinger. Row 2: K. Moynahan, T. O'Hara, G. Mejicano, Downs, T. Delaney, C. Floramo, R. Robinson, K. Kraukis. Row 5: J. Mar- G. Gambia, G. Janicki, D. Hanigan, K. Germino, T. McDermott. Row 3: J. tin, D. Regan, J. Doe, K. Brogan, R. Steslow, P. Wojciak, J. Bolotin, M. O'Connor, T. DiBernardo, M. Raymond, A. Girten, P. Budd, J. Mitoraj, B. Murray, R. Caron. CHEERLEADERS -N 'I is ' .14 we 'i' WQ Q f M in A4 Q 1' Left to Right: N. Nielsen, L. Schranz, Co-Capt., M. Garetto, Co-Capt., K. Harty, M.K. Kilroe, B. Ruff, S. Dunn, A. Morales. Missing: P. Carney. Sitting: Mrs. T. Moran, Mrs. M. Shaw, Mrs. E. Brennan, Mrs. K. Gallo. Standing: Bro. Frank Kelly, Moderator, Mrs. B. Ryan, Pres., Mrs. M. Thompson, Mrs. H. Wyrobik, Mrs. R. Morrissey, Mrs. J. Buttliere, Mrs. S. Galvin, Bro. Kevin Moran, Moderator. L I M.. . .. i r I L- Standing: Mr. J. Greco, Mr. E. Schabert, Mr. D. Johnson, Mr. E. Stifter, Bro. Dan Grogan, Moderator, Mr. G. Ryan, Mr. J. O'Connor, Mr. J. Pavesic, Mr. C. Peters. Kneeling: Bro. Tony Huck, Asst. Moderator, Mr. R. Steffen, Mr. J. McCarthy, Mr. M. Mazgay, President, Mr. T. Evoy, Mr. B. Smith, Mr. B. Blachowicz. ..,,,, . . Top row QL-RJ: R. Wroble, M. Golden, J. Urban. Bottom row: T. Lemmer, T. Opferman, D. Vick. IWOTHEBS CLUB FATHEBS' CLUB POSTER CLUB JUNIORS Back Flow CL-RJ: B. Katzenburger, E. Halleran, M. Woolley, T. Tucker, J. Zuiker. Front Row: J. Jacobsen, L. Dignan, D. Tucek, B. Gustafson. SOPHOMORES Back Flow: M. Stortz, B. Liston, J. Gerut. Front Row: J. Bentley, K. Peterson, J. Weber. STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN lL-RJ: S. Black, K. Germino, D. Hanigan, M. Sabal. SENIORS Back How lL-RJ: C. Zuiker fTreas.l, P. Sullivan, M. Oliver, C. Perlinski, P. Meno, S. Kwak. Front Row: B. Black QV. Pres.l, J. Jacobsen lPres.J, D. Corradino, T. BurdelikfTreas.J, T. Parker. ABSENT: F. Pappalardo lCorresp. Secretaryj. 'intl' 5 C as K s 9 vii fe K. 1 355 ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GOLF CLUB 1: J. Brennan lPres.l, P. Hennessy tMod.l. new 2: B. Dunn, M. Vavrik, S. Top Flow KL-F01 T- Maheras. Fl- Steslow, P- Gruchot J- Jones, G. Jeracki. Second Row: J. Sullivan, J. Shiedel, R. Miller, B. Lynch. Third Row: Bro. Paul Forgues, B. Sloyan D. Panfil, P. Gora, J. Whealan. Fourth Flow: E. Shields, M. Zagotta, T. Kustom, B. Dages. Kneeling: M. Miller, T. Strabrawa, K. Zurgers. Row 3: M. Shuett, M. Ozark, A. Schumaker, B. Nellis, P. Morrissey, T. Flow 4: L.A. Michlovich, M. Pilarczyk, T. O'Meara, D. Corridino, J. Hartnett. 5: B. Abolt, J. Thompson, E. Haberkorn, M. Shaughnessy, K. Foy. y NHS ffl 1: J. Wood, J. Keane, D. Connolly. Flow 2: K. Zwyers, M, Ptak, Meno, M. Woolley, R. Chylla, D. Piech, Fl. St. Dennis, B. Black, J. Sender, J. Murray, E. Stutz, G. Zolkowski, J. Gibbons, B. Fotre, Jazdzewski. Row 4: N. Kokoris, J. Shaughnessy, T. Floramo, M. Patricoski. Row 3: J. Zuiker, B. Katzenburger, J. Peterson, P. Juscius, M. Golden, P. Blachowicz, B. Kemp. 'Q 'M nit.. . 5, 4 J,':'A . ,, . , iriiiifii 911233-ii. ii 4 Q , , i . g Q1 Y ll xii . . .. :q:.1.:5' ifiqsssbt 5 If 95 MAFIIST REDSKIN BAND MARIST HiGH WOODWINDS Fourth Row tBack L-FU: D. Walski, K. Wysocki, S. Plahm, M. Giovanazzi, J. Kyler, M. Stanula, Ft. Stanton, M. Rzeszutl Grabowski, L. Formosa, R. Breske, M. McDonough, W. Shaw, D. Harris, First Row fFronty: M. Gnilka, M. Hilger, R. Schendl, J. Perlikiewicz, W. Shelton. Third Row: E. Plutz, P. Paleczny, C. Urban, M. Siranovio, Ft. Brady, S. Urban, S. Dwyer. Harmer, S. Stanula, B. Murphy. Second Row: J. Deppe, K. Nedved, D. A if ,I - . . we 1' 'P L 'J,' if ttt f f ...V ,f.. . .Q ,fff Q. rh. , -f , 5, WIKI? LOWER BRASS Third Row fL-Ry D. Lyons, W. Baker. Second Row: B. Row: C. VanGondeIIe, J. Rose, E. Smith, R. Margala, M. O'Connor Foley, J. Bannon, B. Kostrubale, J. Marlin, M. Murphy, W. Dwyer. Front gift i -M415 -Agn Back Row QL-Ry: J. McKee, D. McKenna, G. Mansch, A. McDonough, J. Roccasalva, C. Vokac, T. O'Dea, A. Stanis, A. Heil. Front iivens, M. Howard, R. Naon, M. Eckroth, J. Peterson. Middle Row: C. ROWI G- Hannon. Fl- FiSCell8, T- MCKGOWH, T- Baker, K- Browne. ROMBONES Back Row QL-RJ: T. Lamparski, R. Ach, R. Carioto, R. Marlin, G. Temofeew, K. Fritsch, D. Chiapetto. Front Row: R. Procunier, armer, M. Hurley, A. Zawisza. Middle Row: G. Burhardt, W. O'Dea, A. M- Napier, P- Ffanl, C- Bannon, P- FUGSSI- MiSS5f1Q5 W- Gallagher- RUMPETS Back Row QL-RJ: R. Klinger, J. Odom, R. Mazur, J. Medler, C. Stepuszek, G. Gambia. Front Row: S. Brandel, M. Dziallo, M. Heil, P. . Scholl, M. Caddigan, M. Streit, R. Ramirez, P. Govert. Middle Row: T. Azzarello, W. Daly, T. Prendergast, J. Hastings. Missing: E. Novicki. ignore, R. Baker, R. Wojciak, J. Lamparski, T. O'ConneII, R. Temofeew, INTRAMURAL REFEREES Back Row QL-Rl: R. Davies, T. Floramo, F. Miller, K. Zwyers, G. Krusenouski, J. Cima, R. Beemsterboer, G. Rzepczynski, M. Zaker, B. Kelly, M. Maerz, D. Golaszewski. Third Row: T. Burke, M. Ptak, J. Rose, J. Brennan, D. Adams, J. Marcunas, B. Franks, M. Lardenoit, J. QL-RJ: J. O'Malley, J. Brett, T. Floramo, C. Brett, M. Quebbeman fPres.l, D. Johnson. Back Row QL-Rl: G. Rzepczynski, J. Keane, L. Surdyk, M. Seranovic, M. Marschke, D. Piech W. Dziedzic, J. Brown. Middle Row: J. Conlon J. Cima, D. Connolly. Front Row: R Skulemowski, F. Butler, J. Jones, R. Miller. O'Malley, G. Werner, M. Quebbeman. Second Row: J. Brett, N Broadhurst, C. Barnett, M. Beaudin, M. Murray, B. lggins, B. Stockus, Wasser, T. Day. Front Row: D. O'MalIey, J. Quebbeman, P. Gruchot, Murphy, T. Naughton, A. Schmit, P. Farrey, R. Limburg, R. Harmer. IVRA ISU if CHESS CLUB - CITY CHAMP I -...1t,......--.-1MB-M- - -I - T- - FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Q Standing lL-Rl: T. San- toni, M. Frye, R. Wroble, M. Wos, R. Murphy, Mrs. Donna Czarnecki lModeratorl. Second Row: M. Kaiser, J. Murray, F. Fishella, F. McCleverty, T. Connors. On Floor: T. Musci, B. Kemp lSec.- Treas.J, G. Zolkowski Nice-Pres.j, J. Murray lPres.J, G. Rzepczynski. Absent: E. Wagner. Back Row KL-Rl: M. Nuebeck, M. Stefens, J. Scoroba, M. Golden, J. Senica, G. Spagnoli. Se- cond Row: Mr. Luby, G. Urban, T. Gleeson, J. Jones, J. Conniley, J. Hartnett, Mrs. Seputis. Seated at desks: K. Graf, R. St. Denis, D. Gleeson, R. Dykstra. On Floor: P. Draeger, J. Hogan, P. Morrissey. Absent: M. Pilarczyk, J. Thompson, M. Hogan, P. Mens, T. Coughlin, P. Paleczny. Top Row QL-Rl: J. Trum- pus, D. Connolly, P. Farrey, K. Ransford, R. St. Denis, D. Reynolds, Bro. Robert Conley. Middle Row: M. Evans, M. Santay, R. Nellis, H. Mozwecz, B. Kemp, P. Paleczny. Bot- tom Row: J. Weber, G. Zolkowski, B. Kustom, J. Lebulski, J. Wilk, D. Lange. Absent: R. Chylla, Ralph Wysocki. Quetlco 1976 June Trip July Trip August Trip DRAMA CLUB bp Row lL-Rl: K. Graf, P. Vonder Heide, J. Cima, D. Greco, B. Barko fAsst. Directory. Bottom Flow: D. Miller, T. Connors, G. O'Brien R 'res.J, N. Kokoris, J. Zuiker. Middle Row: J.R. Gibbons, M. Quebbeman, J. Flessor, T. Howe, G. Repcinski, V. Laughlin, Bro. Kevin McArdie , STAGE CREW T. V. CLUB Recrusiak, Mr. Robert Meyers iDirectorJ. Standing QL-RJ: Bro. Laurence, M. Streit, M. McCarthy, M. Ryan, J. Dragoo, K. Graf. Bottom Row: M. Rzeszutko, J. Healy, S. Urban, W. Gallo. BN , , xi QL-Rl: J. Bond, J. Keane, K. Zwyers, D. Harris, M. Ryan, J. Dragoo, Bro. Paul Forgues, M. Rzeszutko, R. Spellman. Kneeling: J. Gibbons, Co-Editor-in-Chief: G. Zolkowski, Co-Activities Editor: R. St. Denis, Co- Activities Editor. Standing: B. Katzenberger, Features Editor: B. Sullivan, Co-Editor-in-Chief: M. Ozark, Co-Activities Editor: N. Kokoris, Literary Editor: P. Healy, Sports Editor: Mr. J. Keegan, Moderator. SENTINEL Standing: J. Cima, R. Murphy, P. Janovjak, J. Senica. Kneeling: B. Kemp, J. Heimonski, E. Smith, M. Meyer, J. Zuiker. Seated: J. Mantyck, R. Limburg, J. Falco, T. Connors. Standing: R. Kil, P. Draeger, L. Sender, S. Gniadecki, D. Miller, F. Fishella. Kneeling: E. Anderson, P. Riley, M. Golden, D. Vick. 'X-.J PLA INSMAN STA FF '77 Standing lL-Rl: B. Kemp, Bro. Dominick Pujia, Moderator, G. Waters, Bro. Vito Aresto, Guest. Reclining: M. O'Neil. Sitting: K. Foy, Editor, B. Jazdzewski. Missing: Sister Dorothy Ann, Asst. Moderator. Top Row: M. Ozark, K. Nedved, P. Henneberry, M. Hennessy. Bottom Row: J. Collins, T. Maheras, J. Murray. Missing: P. Dubrick, M. Maerz, J. Murray, J. Simmerling, J. Leach. tx ,.,- 'Q' iv if Q Left to Right: P. Riley, J. Wood, R. Kil, M. McDonough, L. Sender. . . :... K ' is .. t, ,.,'.,, . . .b, f I' n ,.,. X K YY, P L N ' ,,,,. '., ' sl s UN Wm if-3. M 'Roux Q Nix V , , art. 'Qfzx r X l a fr. X ,f'Hillyigf,X iff' n't't:?,g5 ,Sb ,, 'V' xi '1 ,J ' l , M , ,' '. ,A 35,1 W, j f' g1'1!i .4 If NM In X.. .iw ., H -fi r. Y J' f 'N' 'A' N ,xl Q .gy Q I AH' I 'iii f t 714' it .?7P5?yf5W7lfZgf, iii .Q ' 'Q' It-1 .ifi'f 5 F'5 A ' fri Q All li l 'Jw i X I VA,W:3w,f, g v . am, ,aww wt . ,N-'wif ltfffy' I ..: Ql':,f,l ,ill 5 al 53 V, riflffi ,I , xplff 'iii - all ff' it lin Will' ii U l iz 'ii W- I Jil FH fi wi .' Al 'l nt' V, X ' .'-1 llwlb 4q ll4m 1 VANKA ' 'X' r f 4f 7M 'l 'iF 'I X5 ' FiMe tl'i l A' N - wil l it f 'Af 'fril . wi .V ,. , is , ' H V mf f it fir J-.SW 9' YW WSH wif' W Qiiifff fi i 1 ii iiifiv rg ff itm will :fill iii J i f 'Mil ' I if , ,-2f1q.fLf7 iQg ' 5 ,Q -f i 'G ' l ',g f' NWS x if Q: A ft ' ' .:f ,JFK ,l '335' ,Sli ', ' ,tif til t- 7f2i'1 X' .X nw ft , ,f w'1?fH '.v.T'.: , ' -we ,f tiff' M - ,hai s r N- 1 li, '- n fc' I Q -Ch ili '- w l , , ,ii A , , I ,rf hp' xr. ,M JY ,I vr ,I ,lj 5 v fff ' if ,.j,,1y,-'1',1, .' L-'f o , i K- A l H W' f YN-K A xo, ' I dy K i Ig - im, i 227 X M gm. J il 8, ,ik , QW yi ,e gf'-i' i ,, wb' J we Z A .lv ULU 45 ,, 1 f ' 2 V 1 A Va f , fri f . , ,N,,:1f ,V gr' 1 ff? X71-'tf4D'64 ' . . . UNDERCLASSMEN The following three sections display a tribute to the Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen. They are the people you see in gym classes, in geometry and chemistry classes, or with their books scattered on the floor. Being an underclassman is all just part of Marist-a very important part-the future of Marist! 105 John Abelarde Richard Ach David Adams Mark Adduci Joseph Alberts Jeftrey Ambrose W Xfzwmifwagffsw 1 ': ,1 W: 4 9 S '55 f a B a g Bruce Angel ga we Peter Annen kg fi 7 James Anderson will Stephen Anderson -if WW V 1 My A V y Daniel Andrews N in 'TIE' T 7 fv' 4- 4 W' 'i Nicholas Antonelli 1, E is 5 1 f ,4 p m t? f - law, ,E , A vI-l , Q f Michael Arvesen ,, -- A 4, MW 4 Larry Augustine . H Q Qi' ,,.g John Baio T - , A , Thomas Baker ' ,'. ii , , VVW A . , 'f dj Y W Chris Bannon ' Q William Barger A A f h km 350 James Barker 4 2 Thomas Barnes gs ' Chas Bartnett K Gregory Bartnicki Stephen Bartok my Michael Beaudin Scott Benedetto Timothy Berglind Edward Bishton Steven Black 9 Matthew Blair Lawrence Blouin John Boland James Bolotin Paul Bonema Nicholas Bogdanich 1 . . . FRESHMEN The door was open. They came, welcomed by an ap- propriate number of administrators, from everywhere-as a Senior would put it- out of the woodwork. The Freshmen assumed a catalog of faces and personalities. Different individuals assumed different routines and activities that suited their lifestyle best. But can you call the Freshmen of 1976-77 Bennies? Are they worthy of this rusty title? Has the image of the Freshmen collapsed? There is a new generation of Freshmen this year. A generation that never saw the old band room, the un- carpeted library, or witnessed the epochal bomb scares of the 1975-76 season. A new generation with a picture of Farrah in every locker. But some parts of the Freshman life never change. Like the young Indian Brave, the new Freshman realizes that four years of long, hard work await him when he starts his journey to manhood. Together with the aid of the ad- ministration, faculty, and the determination of the students, our new generation of Freshmen can be a true example of the united Christian Community within Marist High School. . wmilif 15. F, tliaafezxviw if ' , V 451 1-E1 t 93' 5 X ,X W I ' 1 ll 1 1-XY ill will f nl ll C54 , wx, A ,wil e . . l , f f ' ' it as .' f Q X f. V YQ ft , l .. v f ' 'xt N M ,lf qw, ' Xt 1, . ,-,, ,M , ,D f tl ig T .1 if - x.. if-T' :isa-.wr , . in is A 5 it '- 9i ,,,,7f ,l -XXL- X I' A h X ' - + :wi J 'QQ 17' , 'fu an Why Should I Buy an Elevator I Can Walk to the Third Floor! 2- :f f I - ff? are 4 4 - W ai? -' .,,. MJ- -1 W' of 'QA we ya' lem X Q 'ywwf z'1'w:izWrfa 'ww f' ' 'W 7 ..., .,,, ,g X : A 'C' 'f .mm- ..,,, ,: ' 'lifwf ,, ,. -. IVA. Z5, V, , I H ,, '- :,, . , , ,. , f fri 72,H?f'17fsf':7 V ' , ' i f ,fa:2i.:', - Q L i a s , jg. 1 ,,g,' 23. - I f .2 V, f f ! ,, ., 5 f Q If ? 4 Z X T ,J 2 e 4 X are ff f 'aff' as y' V, ,. , , I. 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Michael Borias Kevin Borowski Andrew Boyce Michael Boyer Roger Boylan Richard Brady Scott Brandel John Brannigan Daniel Brennan Joseph Brennan 1B John Brett Michael Broadhurst Kevin Brogan John Brown William Bruckner Kyle Bruno Michael Buck Paul Budd Robert Bugos Gerald Buhle Joseph Burke Michael Burke Thomas Burke James Burns Francis Butler James Byrnes Michael Cadman Mark Callham Frank Campagna John Canavan Bernard Cantorna Timothy Capparelli Brian Capulo Thomas Cargie 1C A Freshman For Tears Ralph Caron Timothy Carroll James Casey Louis Casto David Clausius Chris Cleveland Robert Clifford Joseph Coffey Matthew Coghlan David Colantone James Collins John Collins Neal Conlan Thomas Connors Daniel Conrath Thomas Corley Dean Corradino Patrick Corrigan Daniel Corse Terence Coughlan Kevin Coughlin John Creaganw Daniel Criel Michael Crisanti Richard Crnich Daniel Cronin James D. Cronin James J. Cronin Kerry Czarnecki Patrick Dages s 'xiii I 5?gg1af5'V' .P . ae lb. 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'.-ffMf .Q fllk 3418 Thomas Farley William Felmon James Ferguson John Fillwalk Kevin Delaney Timothy Delaney Thomas Dellapenna James Dennis James Deppe James Derk Mark DeYoung Thomas DiBernardo David DiJulio Joseph Doe James Doligale Timothy Doody Michael Downes Dennis Doyle John Duncan Scott Dwyer William Dwyer Ronald Dykstra Michael Dziallo John Eck Stephen Egan James Eggen William Enzenberger Roger Epich Eugene Esposito Peter Esposito Michael Favry Kurt Facco Joseph Falco Michael Falk NYJ Tim Finucane Gerald Fioretti James Flax Dennis Fleming Dan Fletcher Michael Flood Charles Floramo Robert Foley David Fritz Paul Fuesel Dennis Gaffney Elverett Gaitors Wade Gallery Greg Gambia John Gasparo Thomas Gavin John Gehrman James Geiger 1E Kevin Germino David Gilarski Art Girten John Gniadecki Martin Gnilka Michael Godbout Dan Golaszewski David Golden John Gorecki John Gorman James Gorsky John Gorski Kevin Goyke Charles Gozder Hugh Graf Mark Graff MI My I , W fi EW ' V- 1 ,. xv., at - :gr l-waiklf ,J ,, ,-M, ,way 'WW' 1 3' W Gy 3 M ff' f ' of Legg, 1 ic . Q, .V 1 BW s,,., ,Him fa tllt J J it f, 722 Sign, L .5 f l , , ,., .nm my fi' V411 .. .. .,,..,, . .,,, f -- - f fy if af if Z XM f f M 5, Pig A 4 W A aa, f, Edward Grahovec Edward Grant Fred Graziano Edward Green Anthony Griffin Paul Griffin Paul Gruchot Glenn Guba Marcus Gusmano Chris Gustafson Joseph Haberkorn Dan Hanigan Darryl Harris Gregg Harsma Gerald Healy William Helden Kevin Helmold Dan Helsdingen A Freshman Is a Teacher's Grounds for Insanity , 5 5 'V -'i is wma Y, 5: ZZ :E ii fi-, .. T .. f ,5-assi, si -a fffivii ' .i : . rs , X X . XW '5 f 'f E , J EQQQ irifl. E-NUFF V EQ h Ee - ,.,, ,. af aa ,f 7.25 X A A IF Mark Hevrdejs John Hickey Glenn Hill Michael Hoban John Holland Peter Holland Earl Horecky Albert Hortsman Mark Hoskins John Howland Mark Huels Bernard Hurley Michael Jachimiec Glenn Janicki John Jarek Don Jeffers Gregory Jeracki John Jones Ronald Joritz Michael Juscius John Kachinsky Michael Kaczmarski Michael Kaiser John Kaminski Lawrence Kane Andrew Karas Robert Karczewski Joseph Karl Timothy Kassel Jeffrey Kawczynski John Kealy Michael Keblusek Francis Kelly Timothy Kelly 1G William Kelly Kevin Kenny Michael Kjos Donald Klain Peter Klein Robert Klinger Patrick Knightly Peter Knott Steven Kopfman Bart Kostrubala Peter Koszulinski Edward Kovach Kirk Krauklis Paul Krol Joseph Kross Ronald Kruse Chris Kubin Mark Kulpinski ig? W ,xx ln the Family Tree of Marist Men the Freshman ls the Sap! ' fs 2' H' A it Freshman Year ls Not Really a Year But a Disease J or 'IEIVI 'f fwz W yew 7 6 if X Q K g f - T : Wx , Robert Mann Keith Maranto Robert Margala Joseph Marks John Markunas Wallace Kupsik Don Landgraf Anthony Lapkus James Leach Dan Lee David Lee Denis Leisz Keith Lenz Edward Leonard Thomas Lemmer Anthony Levinskas Michael Lindgren Robert Lindsay Michael Lindsey Vernon Litke Terrance Lumpkins William Lundy Joseph Lunk 1H William Lunt John Lusk Thomas Lux Robert Lynch James Mackowiak Michael Maerz Thomas Maheras Joseph Mahoney Thomas Mahoney Walter Malacina Matt Maloney Paul Manahan James McCarthy Michael McCartin Andrew McCullough Thomas B. McDermott Thomas E. McDermott Chris McDonough Kevin McDonnell Stephen McGinty Thomas McGivern John McGivney Joseph McGrath Kevin McKeon Charles McLaughlin John Meade Greg Mech George Mejicano Edward Mesco Eugene Mikrut 1I John Marlin David Maroney Mark Mars Thomas Marth Dean Martin James Martin Flon Martinkus David Maslanka Michael Massar Kevin Maxham Thomas May Ken Maziarek E ' 'I Q, v , ggi , V- 4 , T , ,yy I s Q I ' 'W I f y . I 'MA f c ' W J. 5 1 0 , 5' f 55 gill, Y N5 ' f K '-'. , A , ' ,Q Q gk f , Q C 9 af Y 25' 2 Q .,,. .,. ,Q K W bww --1 in M, '45 1 -, 5 , 3 If . ,,.i A . ,,,,,, , , .,:E:, 4 s-.W 5 f 'uw Q Www- 11' .,,, E: vi 5 ,Z , ' if M Q- ,J VW fl 1 Mark Miller Rich Miller Vincent Mirabella James Mitoraj g 7g:,,gi.Vf,: 11,:t-,m st I FV ' ' ..,. A f ., ' i , 'V W J ,, r L , Q ' f A I VW ' 1 4 ' - ,i f 2251. ' ',1ff,,gfg55Sio -, V i fake I it A 5' f ,, - ' ' 4 Q A. , , ,,,, , ,. 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O'ConnelI Martin O'Connor Thomas O'Dea Thomas O'Hara Shawn O'Hern Ray Okoniewski Timothy O'Loughlin Brett Olsick Daniel Olson John Olszowka David O'MalIey Thomas O'Mara Thomas O'Neill Thomas Opferman James O'Reilly Martin Pacelli Dan Panfil Michael Papan Thomas Parciak Pat Patton Michael Pavluk Joseph Perlikiewicz Timothy Pesole Don Radusewicz Kevin Ransford 1 K Michael Raymond 'MBB.iS'T HQGH Kliww 7 '97' affix NEVQVEIV Perry Rech Dan Reed f Lloyd Petersen Ron Piarowski Doug Piahm Francis Podbielski Larry Poveda Scott Power Thomas Prendergast John Prkut Robert Procunier Ralph Provenzano Richard Przybyla Mark Przybylski Eric Pudii Thomas Putz Brian Quealy f mwvlrfzw ,w tf --f- 1 ,Kuff W1 ', - g111111,11,m1 ,,11111,11 , ,,.,, 55 ,72 A 6, 1 12 A .f ai mia ,ez Ms . II if 1 if M i M 2 Q I, A f M? Aa 531' i5li1S12S,Sr4Q7'5f wfli 'Z' . 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I gf 15 it 5-35221 Q .Q WF' WWW' l .,,. : if vfgz 1, 5' lx., Frank Stiso David Stone Edward Stortz John Sulin John P. Sullivan John T. Sullivan Robert Sulzer Scott Swayda John Sweeney Mark Sykora Stephen Szarmack Mike Szozesniewski Leonard Szymanski Joseph Taylor Robert Tempel Richard Temple Brent Terry Ken Thomas Michael Tobin David Toth Thomas Trost Joseph Turek Brian Tyler David Ulaszek Stephen Urban Gregory Vaci Michael Valentine Chris VanGrondelle John VanNorman Daniel Varanauski Peter Vaulman William Venegas Michael Vezinaw David Vlcek Craig Vokac I 119 Michael Volker Michael Vucinic Robert Waddick Edward Wagner James Wagner Frank Wahlen Donald Wallace Brian M. Walsh Brian T. Walsh Martin Walsh Thomas Walsh Stanley Walski Robert Ward George Weber Carl Werner Dwayne Westerhausen James Whealan James Whooley A 10 Rayrnond Whitlock Ronald Wick Gary Wildner Michael Williamson John Winkle David Wintercorn Phillip Wojciak James Woitonik Gary Wordelman Richard Wyka Dennis Wyrobek Kevin Wysocki Freshman ls the Start of Something 1 W James Yandel Richard Zajeski John Zalud Richard Zielinski Andrew Zilis X 9 Mi m may f ,, f 1.7 fmt, Follow your nose. . . . spot the looney! A face only a mother could love. 5 . One flew over the cuckoo's nest. Q........c ... ..... M .. Q.. e ,,... N -r r- - ' ', V H 1 N ' ' ,...... A . .,lQ. . H P - -b :'-. Q --'-f' .l....,..,.... . . ., W . '. W ' ' , I .. ,-,. 'L i ' .ii X .rx ,'.... 'E fr ' ff Q ... K : , me ' x .Q :.2 E- , ' - . . i si 4. . ...L elleiee V r if -' f die go v 1 2 5 ,L i fy- g E E X ia ':,.,: :- N' . ' ' Y' ee 5 e 2 ' gl I f im. if e - if we R x ig and kr. SX Q ' Q sf Give me one good reason why l should smile. Hail Mary, full of Grace . . . 'WT M . . . SOPHOMORES At times, the Sophomore has been referred to as a wise fool. This name, it is generally agreed, fits the student in his second year quite satisfactorily. The sophomore finds many challenges along with some new and disguising responsibilities. He soon learns that he has no crutch on which to lean, and he learns the basic lesson that he must meet the expectations of the school or fall into the clutches of the dean. But most of all, the student learns that a sophomore, although he can look down at the freshmen, must still look up to Juniors and Seniors, thereby classifying him as a wise fool. :E .l f 'l ,sf 'l, if l :A fig iftiwtk it , i vw' uq'm'fF' af, imply 1 'fl ii? , 1 f , l u f , ,fl ' l li fill. 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Kiwi, 1 , 5, ar i f is X Q. ly H Q ,, ' 2 ew Wi we , Michael Balcarcel William Bandyk Terrence Bartel Joseph Battaglia John Beauregard John Beberdick Joseph Bentley James Bergeron Thomas Berglind Luciano Bilotti Samuel Bingham William Bisch gui, ,. , at . J lulll slll J J .. , ff im, ! Sf 4262 E , , if fr, 5 J W if 54 1 V , JA 1 sf ft, 'f. P' lg. A Z' K' B yy ,,. . , as V V ,,- MK KM . ' V, I ,f fx, Z 2 ' .. 2 ' 5 fr 5 2 ' H 'aw M , . .V,,V Mark Adducci Daniel Ahern Mark Albrecht Christopher Alfirevic William Ambrose Keith Amendola David Anderson Eric Anderson Matthew Arena Patrick Athy Patrick Azzarello Richard Baker - '- 'r 4' MlChael Blair 'W Paul Boguslawski -, H ,I :Gig 11... - ,V 5,y fQy ' Q, ,lll James Bond ' Q--' ' t W David Borowski V william Boylan ' P: ' ' 5 1. Dennis Brennan Christopher Brett Daniel Briody Michael Britvich 2A Michael Brogan Edward Broholm Joseph Brousil Kevin Browne James Bulka Michael Bullington Richard Burgess John Burkhardt Kevin Burns James Busch Jack Caliham James Capparelli Anthony Carballo Daniel Carey John Carmody Raymond Carroll Anthony Casto Anthony Catezone Michael Cava John Cebulski 4 Sophomore Year ls a Growing Interest In the Mitchem Anti-perspirant Commercial I N X Q, f YRS Sd wx k Gregory Chase Philip Cherry Dean Chiapetto Thomas Chlumecky 'WAKE Thomas Chorak David Chura John Cimaglia Bernard Clancy William Clancy John Clarke Mark Clausius Carl Cluck Daniel Concannon ' . Q as ,A I ET s:??i15:. 1 , -P' John Conway A . ' , James Corrigan ' X . .- . .Q .. .K X : 'L C3 ui 5 Except When It Comes Tests, and Exams A Sophomore ls a Know ltAll to Quizzes, x K.'. - . K t , X .sae .. 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Sa A fr John Dentzman Michael Desmond Kenneth Diana Dennis Dine James Dineen Michael Dineen Michael Dolan Douglas Doucet John Dougherty John Dowling William Downey James Dragoo James Drogosz David Drummond Paul Dubrick Daniel Duesing Stephen Duggan Michael Duncan James Durnell William Dziedzic Thomas Epich Mark Evans Michael Evans Timothy Evoy John Fagan Patrick Farrey Paul Faulkner Joseph Febel Steven Feld David Figliulo Robert Finucane Mark Flanagan Edward Flessor Brian Foley Thomas Foran Lawrence Formosa Thomas Fox Mark Framke Brian Frigo Kenneth Fritsch Lawrence Fritz Eric Frystak James Gabriel Daniel Gaffney Glenn Gagnon James Galbraith John Galich Michael Gallagher Daniel Garvey Paul Gattone John Gavin Alexander George 2D 5 as . I Qi V-'Ib if rv gym .,-'J' r YT? w 'i 9 4 ,M J Maxx ww 5, X Sv N . me X W2 3' K is nw- f is T xx: is W 1 at - w,,,.X ,. - Q - 'fe . K S s 5 1 - , , K.. 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Hansen Christopher Hanus Randall Harmer Timothy Harvey James Haupt Fred Hawley Thomas Hayden James Hayes Philip Hearne William Hegarty Martin Heil Fred Heller A Sophomore ls a Person Whose Chief Obstacle ls Avoiding Mr. Brazen Patrick Henneberry Michael Herrington Joel Hillison Walter Hines John Hoban Philip Hodge James Hogan Michael Hogan Thomas Hogan Brian Hoge Timothy Hortsman Martin Houlihan Michael Howard Michael Hurley Flobert Hurley Kevin Hurst Robert lggins Glenn lnzinga Peter Janecke William Jarema Michael Jedloe Richard Kaczmarek Anthonv Kaczmarski John Kalousek Joseph Kaminski James Kamke Mark Kaschube Christopher Kato David Kawczynski Martin Keating Thomas Keblusek David Keenan Michael Kelley 'Z r .4953 , QQ V' 'Oa.a.- S., 3 G iz'-'1'Y.' V 94 M J t if Av C We tr:- 1 f W ,fi ,W , ., w., 3. l l.. , Y 6' s A ,liz , , I ' 2 ., ,,i,,, -f, V' i A M vs, 'Um V. h ui A aww Af!! A Sophomore ls Someone Who Can Finally Call Someone Else a Benny ww ? 'Q Ss fa, Xuuupol' me My w x xx WT-X' Wins' ills? 'Quai' , X , my X X x X 25 t S sg l iwssvi new X-is WJ .. .. 3 ' .. .. :QI ' ' 1 -J i'2 Q ' 2' 2 2G Thomas Kelly John Kennedy Joseph Kezon Robert Killackey James Klinker Michael Knezz Raymond Konet Daniel Kordell Thomas Krol Michael Krueger Eugene Krusenoskl Todd Kustom Gregory Kwak Richard Lambton Mark Latek Francis Lazarz Thomas Leonard Anthony Lesniewskl Peter Letourneau Todd Lewis Richard Limburg Brian Liston Kevin Long Paul A. Lucas Paul M. Lucas Anthony Lupo Dominic Lupo John Madden Jerry Madigan Raymond Mahan .fs S Raymond Maloney Michael Mandarino John Mandel Thomas Mandernach John Mannion Eugene Mansch Gregory Manz Paul Marciniak Michael Marcordes Todd Marrin Dennis Martin Robert Masina Mark Mastantuono Robert Mays Michael McCabe John McCarthy John McCartin Fred McCleverty Richard McConville Michael McDermott Michael McDonnell James McEarlean Robert McEwen Thomas McGarr Matthew McGrath Robert McGregor John McGuire Donald McKenna Thomas McKevitt William Mahoney James Malacina William Malloy 2H Sophomore Year Is ,V ,V ,,,,, ,- , v ' lf-H ,, ,,.,: we if H! u J E A-Libwv ' - 't'r , if ,, iff V Q f fa , , f,Yf r V Q ? 1 ., . ,.:. T , , , 3 , W V 1 rl,, J gg A 3 - iw ' ' rf 15 J Mawr ' -. mis-is 'Q iw. iw i' A L I- w ,, 1 L 0 T bmw' it D tt.sy J K , t A ,Qt ,, 2 . Ski- -- .: 'K D. at . U '52 '- G ,' ca Q it 1 X 'A J . ES. 'KX - i . - P 3+ , K-f l 'ik' 321 T Q James McMahon 6 lx ecoming Pen Pals with a Dentention Slip My f , Z W t Z C M ? mr- I? l 'f 4 L gf-1 f 'L 4 if K 35? 'Q W 1 Z 85? 52 , B 3? , , iffy' f Y .Q PM 79, .1971 KY 3 2 Q 4 9 t 1 LJ W A i , .. A, ,,,, W3 .,., fv ,.-f . , aft? f ffl J i 1 11 if sf Q S ff. ,.' 'I ii J f' QYSaf ' . ' Stephen Murphy 12. 3 Terrence Murphy .,r:' Thomas Murphy 3? 52 , , it f 2 3 553' gf --wwstf ' ti 2 f K ff W 32 a nw 2 v ,Y 1 K f y law' ,,.f 53 T .f 1 Brian Murray Edward Murray Kevin Murray Michael Murray Daniel Murzyn Anthony Musci 2l X -v -. ,.- ---.--Q. .M fTl55fL?f? ' . ,KJ az, 4 J 4 -nr f 1 0-at x , -' K J af, aiu' ., V 2.12 is dl' 44' P 1 4 '- ca M QM 1 ,gt it J J ,Q 9 35, Q 1-3, .ht Neil McMahon John McNally Thomas McNamara James McSweeney Michael Meade Thomas Meehan Mark Meyer David Mikrut Dean Miller Anthony Miroballi Thomas Mitoraj Martin Moore Patrick Moran James Morris Michael Morris Michael Morrissey Francis Mott Matthew Mudd Mark Mulac John Mulvey Michael Murphy Patrick Murphy Richard Murphy Robert Murphy 2J Daniel Nance John Neary Boguslew Necka 1 V , W Kevin Nedved K .M James Neeson Ronald Nabzdyk WW 'ff , , , W, Martin Neubeck T H Mark Neumann 'i ' ' Kevin Nolan .,, ' Brian Normoye H H Steven Noxon -W , Michael O'Carroll , L ' A r ,,, .A J K A -' +, Michael O'ConnelI Thomas O'ConneIl Kevin O'Connor Timothy O'Connor John O'DonnelI John O'Grady Ak 4' v ' 4 ' 1 H! I if Of' ir -rg 9 Sophomore Years Are Growing Years Q Matthew O'Hara Michael Ojermark Jeffrey Olson V, Gerard O'MalIey Michael O'MaIley John O'NeilI William O'NeiII Robert Orban ,W . F' I -wi, Ji IM... 1 l ill! flu? Daniel Orseske 1 Daniel O'Shea f W S Daniel O'Sullivan I Wi i 9, .,,, Thomas O'Sullivan William Papak Kenneth Partyka gi 'ik O: W Awlwy fr vyflmggggg lang fy lt, 6 ' 3 ' W- ' if-Q f, V ,--g M L -3 I , iw, , fl V V f T' N ff S he A , ,U ,,..,, erm' J. 2 th: ff ffTQ'w1 f r wiai Mlifiggi 'vz:faggy, ,:tw,ff- r -mmm fi if W m ma m,w Fernando Patla James Patton Michael Patton John Pavesic Stanley Petera Keith Peterson Paul Petrungaro James Philpott Edward Pierce Gregory Pieroth Joseph Pizzo Lawrence Plutz John Poveda William Prokop Robert Przybylski Brian Pudil Michael Pula John Pyznarski n ' i'f, iw, x Lk ,L ,, ,, if ' if wMWmwg,z,!gw1f5 .fz gf 71 -- f,v,,,,f.,,wl , , ,S .,,k V, -,H , mf at , , fm? x My M 5 af if IQ 5 k ga 45 . . Y 1' f f, ' fwllfr--f 15 qi fy 3 1 f aff ' K an-ff, 'l 6 ga, ,. 'UV' at l, J. A A . Patrick Quinn Sean Quirk Richard Racine Daniel Radz Timothy Ralson Richard Rapnikas John Ratkovich Donald Raymond Richard Rekruciak Norman Reno Daniel Reynolds Patrick Riley Joseph Roccasalva Robert Rose John Ross Gregory Rubin Randy Ruffolo Daniel Ryan Dennis Ryan John Ryan Michael Ryan Michael Rzeszutko Michael Santay Thomas Santoro Anthony Santos Robert Santos Steven Sasnow Thomas Schmitt Richard Schnell John Schuetter Frank Schwertfeger James Sears Richard Seeman John Seguin Thomas Sheahan William Sheehan Michael Sheppard John Sherman John Sheu Mark Siranovic Brian Smith Keith Smith Robert Smith Allan Sobotka John Spatz William Squires Steven Stanula - .- J i s - - ' .I :gs asfg.5gf5y,egglK ' ii It ..t,, . wax ti Q 41 A EW Gregory Staskon David Stapleton 2L A Wawlttma t,ftt Wa lfff f i Huw AVEE f f F 9?QZ 'g,f 'fr:p ?5f,f1f?m?2Af7ff7?4 f1?l75i7557fWff?75Y,f ' , A fbigwiffsiff 1 'M 56, A k , . 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X ,. fwmfw f, ,1Q,w4?Tw - , , ,V Q V H ' Q -f 1- 2 '12 - S, Gregory Sterans Bart Stephens Paul Stepuszek Mark Stevens Edward Stifter Michael Stortz Michael Stranczek John Stritch Benjamin Stuber James Styx John Sullivan Michael Sullivan Terrence Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Martin Szekely Richard Temofeew Barry Temple Raymond Thoma Michael Thomas Brian Tichy James Todd David Toth Ronald Tozydlo Lawrence Tucker Martin Tully Bruce Turner Michael Tworek Conrad Urban Geoffrey Urban Keith Van Thyne Arthur Vanick Robert Veglio Joseph Venkus David Vick James Vinkler Stephen Zang Paul Vonderheide Edward Vucinic Robert Wahlin Arthur Walker James Waner Joseph Wassel William Wasser Gregory Waters John Weber William Weiss Sean Welsh Paul White William Wilkin Joseph Winslow Donald Wirz Philip Witkovsky Neil Wojtysiak Joseph Wolf Edward Wollenberg John Wood Patrick Woulfe Richard Wroble Lawrence Wyrobek Ralph Wysocki Robert Wzorek David Ydreo Paul Yedwofski Thomas Young Gregory Yovich Matthew Zaker Anthony Zawisza William Zidek John Ziebart Donald Zolfo Allen Zollner 411,42 if M W A A e s- f 0 u, U H712 .,,, 'lf -I uv' ' r l-I V ' A , V, J MW?yaiiW . ,, ,:tl,,fl ,f, , V , m y M X J A we ,,:,ll,, , I X 1' . 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J UNIORS if 3? ff A Q' XE F35 vi If one can look beyond the world that surrounds the E H j AQ' Junior-a world of crisp Drivers' Licenses and battered if f K fy Chemistry Books-he will see an invisible part of student fi A , U. f life in the third year of high school. The Junior is more b, J Aff ' gk Aj? g lf than just an upperclassman speeding through the halls fr -s-1 I with drafting board in hand. He is more than a subtitle on 5 .Q the attendance list or an announcement in the morning. i - A He is a responsible individual surrounded by the presence gglll-f,4, of comparisons, struggles, and regulations. Times of l l ,l,l , f observation have faded, and application has taken their gm H glut place. He is now an upperclassman, and college life lies We . 2 jusitlatyear ihead. He has fled the shadows of unfamiliarity wi 3 Nt , sri' wit t e so oo. if- 1 iff? But the Junior still has a schedule filled with uncertain- 'l 333 if 'll . l i ties. He is concerned about what the future will bring, and iw, f l , ' he has not yet reached the full extent of his expectations. lil 3 1 X However, he continues his journey towards manhood , . . .L 1 4' f t w , ' W i +L l ,X !,l,A 3.51 x J. if . l l ,fy l ix 5 If .,ix J- XXX , ,gl rt . 1 lf! in F iw 'n..... mf - fi A Junior ls the Sixth Man on the Varsity Bench 'L gy, 2426 X Ae it 6 ai? - 14? f we is my gg are , 3: e ' iw , it ww' ww S 4?,.f,7,' f it it , ' A qw - 1. Q fetsvie ff-V -W 7 it 456 ,gk ' 'Wiiitiilif 1 -1- msn Y' ..:f , ffQ:,,::Qzgeiit73 -' -, :1'rigs t ,, t,pi iii ii iiiii A 151' -Y I . f, it ali? William Boyd Mark Bradarich Thomas Bradfish Mike Brennan Mike T. Brennan ie Stuart Abbott Jerry Adams Carl Adduci Robert Adduci Robert Allen Robert Amberg Dave Anderson Michael Archer Walter Arvesen Andy Athy Kevin Baer William Baker John Bannon Dave Barker Dan Barnes Randy Bastic Michael Baumgartner Michael Beary Richard Beemsterboer Robert Bembenek John Benedetto Robert Benedick John Bergamini Robert Berger Dave Berglind Paul Blachowicz John Black Neil Bocian Brian Boles Tim Boyce wi is , V , if 3A 5 E ' - ,-,, ,L V ' ' ' 25 7 Qgiiffu , x Q iii 3B the Homeroom that Made Brother Frank's Hair Curl at the Intramural Football Championship Paul Brennan Rich Brown Paul Bruckner Rich Brylanski Michael Bucek Dan Buhle Don Burch Tom Butler Lance Byczek Michael Caddigan John Cahill Tom Campbell Tom Carey Rocco Carioto Ken Carney Tom Carrane Michael Carroll Pal Carroll Rich Carroll Tom Carrozza Michael Casey Joseph Cava John Cherry Mark Chmura Rich Chylla Dan Ciadella Gary Clark James Clark Michael Collins John Concannon James Connolly William Connors Randy Conte 58 r f Q HM, Q wr w Le 'ft , Y 2 , 'Z V J rf Pi f , ,,t, ae .VW- fffvv- in .fl f ff f 1 ff ,Vx H 5 X' ff rw I f ! 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WW- 5, em... . 1 , K 'L 1, '- Wiz! 3C Robert Cook Dave Cooksley Owen Corbett Larry Corridon Joseph Cota Brian Cozen Thomas Crohan Brian Cronin Mark Cronin Micheal Cronin Thomas Cuculich John Cunningham Micheal Dammer Louis Davia Ronald Davies Thomas Delaney William Denison Mark Devine Robert Devine James Devkin Leo Dignan Joseph Doherty Kevin Dolehide August Domel Patrick Donohue Micheal Dougala Cesar Dovalina Joseph Dowling John Doyle John Dryjanski John Downes Michael Duffy Glenn Duncan Brian Dunleavy Patrick Durkin Matthew Dutkanych Timothy Dwyer Michael Eckroth Michael Embach John Emerson Mark Epich Thomas Fabian John Fadden Thomas Favorite John Featherstone James Ferguson Frank Fishella John Flaherty Anthony Fioramo Stephen Foertsch Steven Ford Victor Formella James Forrest Thomas Forrest Timothy Fowler Daniel Fox William Fox Ray Frazer John Frelka Stephen Fry Mark Frye , . , ,Ti ' '1 V ,, .Ml Q.. 4 ? , we Q! J , W' W ' ,J f , .T A V , al' ei ' T ' A f wwe s 3 9 f ,. ' sf J :W f , f Q? ti i AE 2 'iff 5 KW Thomas Fugger David Gabrione Y , ' T William Gallagher .. LJ. in F 2 at 1: , 7 A, f M u 1-- Ld, -.eww-'VJ :f rg I if A -2:2f: ..,. V , WL ,K lx. . my X ,..rty:5gm,a 1,. Ju, , f- , A f Q J 'R M2 ,Et 5 , be 953251, William Gallo Gregory Gasser Gregory Gaura John Gentile August Ghilarducci James Gibbons John Gibbons Mark Gillespie Mark Giovanazzi John Glaser David Gleeson Patrick Glynn Timothy Glynn Stephen Gniadecki David Golaszewski Mark Golat Peter Govert Stephen Grabowski Kurt Graf Kenneth Graff Timothy Graham Gary Green Richard Greenfield James Griffin Mark Griffin Kenneth Grison John Grveles Peter Gurk Brian Gustafson John Haberkorn Mark Haberkorn William Hack Lee Haddad Michael Hall Robert Hallas Edward Halleran 4 3F Glenn Hannon Thomas Harder Kevin Harte Michael Harte William Hartig John Hastings Donald Haupt James Healy Joseph Hearne Patrick Heatherly Gerald Heimoski Mark Hennessy Jeffrey Hirschfelder Frank Hodorowicz Donald Hoevel Michael Hogan Dennis Hoge Robert Holliger Mark Hopkinson Michael Hopman William Hopp Anthony Houdek Timothy Howe James Hughes James Jacobsen Thomas Janotta Thomas Jaremka Robert Jazdzewski David Johnson Robert Johnson William Johnstone James Jones Robert Jones Junior Year Ns Finding that the Dean of Students W Ii , , , . ' 3 fi , 1 ' , I '-- M ' 255 , ' ,wif 'yisaiw -fy, , f.1srPww3, ,w,f??3vww . Mau X J 2' T tlsa it .. ' f ff ' 2' ww.. C1 1 W ,, -All . ,.,: fi V iw if f T ,trr l nl T X A-':A-v Il V. I Ti vyvlvlzl A x ,Eff ww, . Wt I 'X ,.:f.l2:52:avZ H5 'L T'ffe'f5 U .. M ,1,, Wk! ta, 1 it 6 f' of ' 1 S , ' V EH 3G Affairs Doesn't Have Anything to Do with Your Love Life 9 6 ' V V 'V ' .' f . f , -Q 'ffsifziizli V A V ' if in . M V J V P A - 1 V az ' T, f' f V. V ' V H it H , ,T 3 ,A '3ffVV . ' 5 wa L Q J A :EZPEW 'W , 5 , . VV 91:11 i1675E,'57i ' 1. ' ' ??i3ii,ivY , 'v,'5? fW'f ffl f 'wave , are 5 W ' 2 i:- ,MZ 2? 4 W . A' wil T 't'Qf..,.2f' 3 H if 'yr ,ma-ar M5 'I 4 ww f' 1,1 t .A , A V , f X ,J 3 5 32? 9 y 1 -visv.A - Q1 ' 51 , 5 ww sfifdyasl vii ' ,f-T' o 13? ,Q 1,544 , - ggi' H97, gmgffwps?4esT12,,'1Vi, - '-1 ' 'sz , ,Jie vis, ff V y ,,, T V l T A If V4iia2.m 42 ,, W. it ,V A A ,. f H i ii V' f V? A VV ,, V Vg? V V E - V A V A N ew ' ,L ri : ' V -swf V J Ai . i 12 W' TV , Wg, t 1-H ' . QV' -' f -V 1 J ' 2 ' .- 23 1 K fix, 5 : V f fffw' V M ' J T I E' 'V L H , T VVi,f T , ,, V ' ' V - T Mr ' 'V ? :HV , fiw - V . - ,4'.JZf, it :thi We fl' Y 'f' in 'V ' T .ai i at K ,, A Ha, Q K is ' 1 ix SV 'a 2? ' he William Jones Jeffrey Jozwiak Matthew Juscius David Kaiser Thomas Kakos Leonard Kaliski Nicholas Kass William Katzenberger Michael Kealy John Keblusek Michael Keefe Thomas Kelly Robert Kemp John Kendrick Timothy Kennedy David Kenneth James Kent Alan Kinner Douglas Klimek Nicholas Kokoris Bruce Konstant Frank Kosman Joseph Koszulinski John Kowal Robert Kras Edward Kuhn Gerald Kujawa Brittan Kustom William Kutka James Lamparski James Land Raymond Lang I4 46 Edward Larson Vincent Laughlin Charles Lawler Joseph Lee David Leonhardt Michael Lepore Terrence Lindsay Kevin Linehan Jeffrey Lipinski Daniel Loizzo Richard Lombard John Lorden Michael Lumpkins Thomas Lusk Daniel Lyons Donald Madon Daniel Maher John Mahoney William Mahoney Roger Malatt Mark Malone 3H Ronald Maloney George Maly Patrick Mahanan Angelo Mandarino Timothy Mangan Jeffrey Mantyck Kirk Maranto Louis Marlin Michael Maroney if 4 Q l ' f : 'L A w w W , , ' W , 5' i - J ,, Charlie s Angles N -- - ff V Junior Year ls Being Able to Watch Without Losing Control ,, 6 tj? 'V ffm! W X ,Z i,A,,,,,,, V ll , A , - T ,... -, i 'V J . LL f V A - T L A H T J at Maki, -, ,M iv Q nh 5 Michael Marschke John Martin Michael Martin Raul Martinez Richard Matejka ' V .: ' in , f 5 Q! x A 1 MP ff .T . T ,,ll ' - A ' I J E 1 ciyi J wr i , Wy ' its 'im i in , ,. M E M H N ,,,,,,,, KW 1 gig, 4, 12 2 , if if .4 -.1.' -V nyk. ' j 1 f x 'li' fa f f f Q it X 5 fri at ii? 4 W f f if 1 X 1 'W 2 .V ..ZE A vm. A 1 Z Wy, -- We i X we 999 ,is ,, f 555275 Y SHOW ' K 9 531 gf! 5 i ,,:,, Q ' trusty, f' rr X f :ff A .wM,.,.i . Junior Year Is Never Having to Do Another Belly Slapper i l ll J l T ,itil-. , my ZS? JW f ,Maw - rf f at 1 1? WWI: f S 36 , M2 ff V ,, ' iv , , -- - ' 5 J' 'W fl: 5? I , he ',,,,I,. A W V ' I V 14, 'Q -:,. . 4i:Z',' V ., f 3 ,, , 'a ezfms , T fig h 'f 25552 , my ul , lx a g , V , . - , me UK' lj' fx at ' - A ' V , 1 .,,.. ts , ' Joseph Monahan Fred Morris John Morrissey Donald Mueller Jeffrey Maurer Michael May Mark McCarthy Jack McDonnell Martin McDonough Edward McFarland Michael McGinty Hugh McGivern Mark McGowan Andrew McGrail Maurice McGrath Michael James McGrath Michael Joseph McGrath John McGuire Dennis McHugh Joseph McKee Michael McKeon Terrence McKeown John McKevitt William McKinney Kevin McMahon 3l Mark McMaster Thomas McShane Jeffrey Medler Rodolfo Mejicano Jeffrey Mellen Robert Meyer Thomas Meyer Alan Michalec Fred Miller 7 A Junior is to a Senior As Avis Is to Hertz Raymond Muldoon Joseph Mullen Brian Murphy James Murphy Michael P. Murphy Michael V. Murphy David A. Murray David S. Murray Joseph Murray Michael Nally Ricardo Naon Gregory Nelson James Nelson Kurt Nelson Andrew Neu Keith Niebrugge Terrence Normoyle James Novicki Peter Novicki William O'Brien George O'Connell Patrick O'Connell Patrick O'Connell Richard O'Connell Daniel O'Connor Michael O'Connor William O'Dea James Odom Patrick O'Donnell Thomas O'Keefe y 3J 48 aa WH' M X VW .,,' . l.LE5fZi95f f . ,V.f , , , j 1 H ., 42, i v' lfizziiiif 92' if vu x ii ! A avg? - iiii me A 'Ju .VVVV . xv I di '1,' Q 2-'l.- fIaf.f iff? 1 4. 3- .. -V N ' ff'Y'f'1.fZ,?4 ', .- ff., 3 ' if A .Q H mm , .,.. i A an .5 1, r ' :i. .wH-- 4. ,gg , I ' as f an John Olson Joseph Olszowka ff frm? ff - , W fmwif- iv.: 1i st,.,m,,,,,, , , , ,,. wtefwmg-t ,f'- if M frs! JAM nazi' awe A591 1-1 1 M., wi , Vughgff V iiiiw V r X, ff W ,N f JW M 9? li gf 9 1 , l ig if 2 an 44 2 2 '11 mm ij y , 3 5 ,f O .1 A595 W M At J W 1 f z f if ni? W it W f ffl fi we -' f .. V w K 4. 3 f 1, N, f M ' and 2 ! M ' Q r as sr f j f my J. ji, ff 21, S M S 6 Q wa an y H ,, , fr . , J wg , Tiff V L .A , V .,., Hg',E,,q w mf V , , ,,.,-, m,m,m.1L,'.. i.,h.. 2 v1 2 inf g f M . Af 4, i s ill: ' air f f .. N.. A X? im, V V- get ,W qi fl f , mf , 4 ff W 3 ' W 5 ky , f f X w ' V . Na -' , AK ' ' ' ' A 3 4 I ' ' H S' ' ,, fi : P43 M A ' A 1, ' f my 1 l Y we S w gf -1,-ws i f 1 if iw' , ,W W' ' ' 1 , 'W' , ,, ' ,- 4 3 y A H V' , A 2 -. at - may :-A r T 9 QV , I , ,, ,.., A A .Q .,,., 7 , 5, ,B W, 61 ' ,I 2 l ff 4 J. E I I , www- Q, ,mt - V U, evtw l .2 4 2 1 59 ' it 7 ,Q 9 A ,A Wf- S f ,,,., ... . X A ' W' A Patrick O'Malley Michael O'Neill Steven Ozark Gregg Pash Christopher Patricoski James Pavesic Jeffrey Perovic Andrew Pertchi Robert Peters John Peterson Steven Pinto Robert Plahm Edward Plutz Brian Power James Power Richard Prusis Christopher Prystalski Mark Ptak Robert Putz Timothy Pyznarski Matthew Quebbeman John Quinn Peter Quinn Thomas Radtke ,M L Peter Radusewicz ' ' William Raebig A , ,, M +1 William Randolph Y A M Timothy Redden ' william Ready A , Kevin Reilly ' illi T Steven Reis 3K , 'W V W' , John Rendak T W if f TM' V Q I4 .s is J THIS? . . ' Joseph Repiscak Patrick Richardson David Richert Anthony Rickhoff Gregory Ries Michael Riley David Rocco Thomas Rogowski Dean Russell Bernard Ryan Denis Ryan William Ryan Daniel Rychel Scott Sablich Gregory Santellano John Schrei David Scukanec Leon Sender John Senica James Shaughnessy Dennis Shaw William Shaw John Sheehan Michael Sheehan James Sheehy Brian Shelly Eugene Sheeren Louis Siciliano Robert Siebert Robert Signore John Simmerling Mark Simnick Eric Smith 3L R a ny I .. ' ifaeieiiiei ' ' LV ' mag? i y is , ,X .. , ,.,,... MW, V Q55 ' l ?j?Zfg5?Z,Za,W,,7f - 5' ' A UE P3 3 4 'Q' warg? ,, M- 4 1 Y 1 Q, J f lll yll,llyssl, , , , X' W Q,'.1j,.-yy k A, ' ' Q if fi - .I E in , ,. J , I We ,,,, ' V 4 ,, , ,. ... , ,,. I S i , gigfg V Sas, 'J ' V i' H 2, 73 i D ' er - S V V- 2 X 1, ,-- I ' Junior Year Is 101 Excuses Why You Should See The Nurse J Eff' A N. , , m f' J Wfiirf ff, f ,jf ff Q ,. ,www YW ,egg ia X -ES ee J ,, M - MN 4 'W' L-alma. 1 555552 A I Nye ,,,., .. -- gl 4 if f M ! ? f XM Q 4 ay ' , ff , 7 41 T ff? 'wr .4 f f,.' may ,-1 .4 , nv. .fr f.,,ff ' - 12j,,'1fff ' 'A y ' , f ,T K fig! f ' W ? ? f '1::,,, V , , - ,. V yr AV..,A 1 'L Msixx Timothy Smith Joseph Snyder Michael Spagnoli David Spatz Anthony Spear Mark Spear George Splawski James Sprutta Richard St. Dennis Richard Stagnowski Matthew Stanis Michael Stanula Thomas Staples Steven Stefan Matthew Steffen Paul Stender Phillip Stewart William Stockus Anthony Stolfe Edward Stutz Thomas Sullivan Leonard Surdyk James Sweeney Timothy Sweeney Gregory Temofeew Michael Tobuch Thomas Tracy Donald Tucek Terrence Tucker Paul Tuleja 3M 2 Thomas Vaci Joseph Varanauski Laurence Wales James Walsh Martin Walsh Terrence Walsh Edward Wardynski Matthew Warren Daniel Wasser Brian Wayda Ronald Weber Robert Welsh Walter White John Wilk John Wilson Robert Winslow George Witry Joseph Witry A WY' 2 X M MVN? sa E ,Di 11 S 'gi ' U V' .New .ff 1 H X X Tiff? 1 f 1 isii2Qif?f5'7L?l ' f 12: . . -, -. 1 H' 5 k.,. 11,17 :w k t 1 W f Ve ,511 h 111 5594 Mi t1 -Q5 . T, L1 -:ef 1 ,1,, 1 - 1 111512132 1 Q 5:63 1 6 1 A ' ' imma D SX Q 1 M- g X T as 'fEs'u1.-- ' 'Si2?zi?'f-Xz'3??z: -- 11s1 1f--1.1 1, .11-is 1 1 it M R 5 23 l tl Junior Year Is Wondering Which Sister You Should Take to the Dinner Dance QVC' ,.+ 1X1 1 1 'E - Nr' X 'Q -. if in w ww 1 5 Q 1 I' H' fi f'ii'1 If 5 .ft ' K fa 2 - af' Q 'K s 1 .11. Q 1,1 5 will Dennis Wollenberg James Wood Charles Wooding Michael Wooley Mark Zacek Michael Zagotta Charles Zaher Oscar Zermeno Michael Zolfo Gregory Zolkowski Thomas Zoulek Jeffrey Zuiker Q Q 1.154 i i-2'E:'if A35- 1 1 1,,1LV M51 W 'fi Q1 , :si - -as-W ,X 'fa 1 -Ripley 11 ss wi ,J 1,,1 V1 , 49 Michael Zuklic Kenneth Zwyers 11 1 1 1 mgyistiigi I ' ' ' ' gs' ggg ja w , WP' I X A a sf ip E15 K' ' E,-' 5 A The Highlight Of Junior Year On January 11, 1977, the Junior class received their rings during a memorable ceremony. The ceremony began with a Mass, where Jeff Zuiker delivered a cap- tivating homily on unity . As the ceremony continued, each student receiv- ed his ring from Bro. Anthony Iazzetti. The ceremony was very special for each of the Juniors because their rings will remind them throughout their lifetime of their own years here at Marist and the memories within. Winner of the bowling pin imitation contest. f M... Km- F 3 I sure hope these people don't mind me tearing up their front lawn ms ....N.w....i liwgg Z Q E, i VE E it 'EES' , .,i..,.. . t-Wm-tw ttttr l i Simon says put your hands on your hips. And the ad said fhfee bedroom Bpafffflefifff . . . But I wanted custard. Who wears short shorts? We wear short shorts . . . Break in-Locker 1427. wmmwmmwwm . . if we put the strike here, we get 15 extra points! I know I had the ball when I started! t.,. W I b.,,,,mWMWWWWW,,,ge'f ' W, uw but then if I do jump, I won't have to go to school Monday. .. il J is ff ti 5 li if ji ilk is lP 'v+-sf 'ji X ' ww ' ,A l, l. lj. 3 gi' xv ' ., 'uwwQi5ifll WEN l l N f l' ff.. 5-.llw j fl ' f A l f ld f X I 1 , 'f I' xi ' yhifi N if ll 1 'A J Y l ' 2 f ' ' ,I FQW 5 it jf li l I Wi- .N JA XX. 0 ,l - r Wx I 'ffl . Eli 'i Y Y 1, -hyd, Q.: lk ,l V :, Q' X Tm i I 1 N' l -N., 'ul ,.w Q53 ip, N gn-Lf p All ik H ' .M I, ,, 'f 'fi 7 Y, . fi 'QV i' , I A ,i-f-v i ' M. 1 . wil il li -'lil il l f .' ' j ' l Q' -V fl . K 1 ,, , ,I jk. 5 Q ' W' limi , MX fm jj wi ' 'f 5 I .'Lf:Li,l1 'lp ,,llC.g,., . i ' WL . .W n wr ni ' if liz, W ..',,'l f 'fm Q .7 'V EH, - 'Q ' w' 'f0, ,f' 'Ay W0 ' Q 1' ll r ' l 'alll l. l ' -1, Q .1 ,lk Sf V , ' ll. wif.: f E. iiifff ff l it M Ill.. , X Xl A M1117 , 5 X , V! X' F VXQT ' 'ml-LL, , V w .dx , V . . . SENIORS We'll always remember what Marist has given us. We'll use the knowledge that four long years of high school earned us, and we'll keep its memories long after we journey into society. No one really knows where our journey will carry us, but when we graduate in the spring of 1977, we'll be certain that we have obtained the skill and experience that we need to realize our own special dreams in future life. It was Jim Croce who once said, Tomorrow is just a dream away. For the seniors, life lies ahead. 23922 1 :WmM41wwwWviwwlcwWM-AufM72WWMWWWMWMHMMMMWWMWMWMWAKZWQW 0669253252 fiiiiiwkw GHZ!! !QsZSi Wv Zi Z if M3242 MHS Mi ZM.i 'QE WJQZQZ Ji? ?45 6WWWf5iQ 95632351 WSE 3 629 GWSSQZWK ZSWKQYWMWQ5 Z xiii EXW! 2625520 51 ii 215 54155 fgiiiwbkifvm 5293 59552 975525 Senior Year ls Having a Parking Spot As a Status Symbol William Abolt Raymond Acheson Bruce Anderson Kennith Anderson Kevin Ashe Mark Averett George Balling John Banks Robert B k M k Bartlett Robert Bartoli Charles Becker Michael Bergeron Robert Berk James Bilder Flobert Black Mark Blair Robert Blake Joseph Bonoma SCOU BOFQG 5 gg. , -- 2? 4? I F WM E 5. g . MW, . gi 52 .,,. .Ux- Xgx .,.,. Er ii ' 5 A fx f 5 .W 5 . i , . Michael Bovle Patrick Boyle Z ig 3 ii Mark Brady James Brennan 3 , fi ' -2 .- 3' z i V Richard Breske Daniel Broadhurst 3 Z '55 ? ? Anthony Bruno Michael Bruno Francis Bucki Sieven Budd j Gerard Budzyrlski Thomas Burdelik nl, , E K ,, .-.. Nl-rr.. Robert Burk Thomas Buttliere JON! Byrnes Raymond Calabrese John Carlson Francis Carroll Michael Carroll Michael cnlumecky fi-1-M IGSISS I osep ima ic ar ausius Jose h Clear Required Material For a Senior ls: 1 Pack o Excuses Volumes A Through Z is Clegg Timothy C y k Colantone Michaei Coliins Joseph Conlan John Connelly Dennis Connvlly Michael Conway Attendance Slips and James Cook David Corradino John Correa Michael Corrigan Jeffrey Cosman James Costello Timothy Coughiin Michael Coyle MT M, 'w w .IF-:I-,s: 7.: S f ia Q2 fc ,V.. William Coyle Scott Cratsley 'lawn' WNW' fffw , fi 4, if i N , Mark Cusack Michael Daly Richard Davis Neil Desmond Man Devens Frank DeVincenzo Harold DeVries Brian Dolehide Kurt Diana Thomas Domina Matt Doyle Martin Doherty Thomas Dolan Brian Doran Gregory Doyle Paul Dfaegef Daniel Drzymkewski Gregory Duffner X x, Patrick Duffy Timothy Duigan william Dunn waiter Dwyer Russ Eberhardt Earl Ebers Daniel Edwards Paul Egan James Ehrenstrom Gregory Faust 4 Thomas Finucane Robert Fiscella 'U I ma,,,w,w V 32,11 iv V 7 .M ' .ff MMMW Martin Fitzgerald Daniel Fleming Eugene Foss Brian FOVG ,wvifdfzfm-W M5744- Kevin Foy Brian Franks Edward Franz Kevin F-ry Th G. d F k G David Gerut Andy Givens The Seniors of Today Are the Unemployed of Tomorrow V S 5 8 i T :refi Thomas Gleeson Joseph Gliosci Michael Golden Dennis Gofski Peter Granata David Greco Tim0fhY Gfiffifi Thaddeus Gustafson Edward Haberkorn Michael Hall Gregory Hammerstein Tim0fhY Haflfahafi Richard Harmer BarrY Harte James Hartnett Thomas Hawley Kevin H-3Y95 Arthur Heil Daniel Henry 9 u f 5 , n s i Q x sung Q . Qmxirjrliii wagmw -, A --W f-- fliv 2 ,Q ..... N ame Q ,...W, my .W -W-,N-W f ,ifih ,Aw N I' f .Wm X. 4 v, ' - --ry : ia We X Ci. ?55fs:s55 .5 , . - ifsizswwai 1 Ng a il L zrrrn eeee e e F A' 'L .r ., 5 4 + ' ' - I ' ' ,Q gs --x- ' is S X A M WR S aa 'Qigfxg xx Q Y ww H N ff 5 X as : QQQSSM Hag. S S I 202 gs gs, 1 5, Q X as is gi 235 Q f Q xjgmi x 3. Q 23 2 Q H Sl W-viii X X Ni X ,A N K? , vrv. U W .. - f .1 f pg-egg X sw xr Q Ka X Q 33 'S if s is Q5 1+ f 'X in fy Q Q52 in Q 'VSW r R. Michael Healy John Hattan Patrick Healy Jnhn Hernandez Michael Hilger Michael Hill John Hlinka Patrick Hoan Andrew Hodorowicz James Hogan John Hooan Edward Houlihan George Hruban William HUFWGY Kurtis Hyzy Joseph lnzinga William Jackson Seniors, Remember Your First Frightening Experience Met Mr. Moriarty and Mr. Leahy in a Dark , S ? ET ,.I k ,-,:: wg? k..,h l g, smug? A i,, is 'IQ' ,, 'i- ' 'i-,., J J k K. , ' x ,S E t V 1 Y A it Q it f ' --ri i F? K J' Ll . N x if X WN' ,t as H i i iititt ttti n I 53 .F 1 M., . W J, J' . f l-N I k 'A JMXWN ir ' , J f f t rt V A '-I'1rr r ' I L John Jaco s n William Janssen Michael Jawor James Jazdzewsk R h d Je h David Johnson Donald Johnson at Marist When You Hallway? ewfwwfwl k ff - wmmvw-ww:-mammal W--M , fy 'wunuuuln- -M f 'o,n,n'n in . ,.,,,, wv f, g,V1 Zgv 'AVV V W , ,,,, , :':' 2 EQ I Z.a'ef'M Q Michael Johnson John Jones Kevin JOYCE Christopher Jozwiak Stephen Kaiser Norman Kalish 54 'O U' Paul Kapocius William Kassel JBWISS Keane Kevin Keeler Bfi-an Kelli' William Kennedy , ig ig ff f f V? Vffyi QV h ,,,,. Wgewiyyw f f 6K jfgf f Mwj f if wyw jynx if g My ,ff QA. WWW Q99 X 1, 'F f 'fb MXL! f, A friflfm W ,i w -' 3 ' 4 ff Jai fe f I:,,,,'- V , H y i, if 2' ,,, ia 4 ,f f 1 f Z m if 3 . ,. Egi W Ronald Kil Joseph Kilcoyne William Kirby Gary Klosak if i Qs, 2 4 is Mi 1, t, f1sm,s f' X H , . Mizz 6 454 fs?k3???if7 ,, V, L, WQMM 1 Robert Koller Edward Kopfman Bruno Kozlowski Jeffrey Kuzmuk ll.. . Smit . Stanley Kwak John Kyler Matt Lacy Joseph Lamb Qflall Man Lamm paul Lamomagne Theodore Lamparski Ff9dfiCK l-ang David Lange Mark Lardenoit John Latek MlCl'l86l Lemmef The Class of '77 Left an indelible Mark on Marist. . . More Like a Scar alv Peter Lampralrie Mark Laroy X Warren Lawler Michael Linane Daniel Lombard Keith Lowery W,,, H5 W M A WWW A Q ,xx 1-W Y if, if X Kevin Lowery David LUUUY John Lux Thomas Mack Wmiam Mackowiak Patrick Maher f W W suv 0-7 Timothy Mahoney Thomas Maloney James Manahan Stephen Marble Gary MHFCISUO William Malt Richard MSZQHY Michael McAllister Kevin McClain Paul McCotter Mark McGannon Brian McGoldrick John McGrath Pablo Picasso Martin McGrath Timothy McGuire Patrick McKenna Petel' IVICNBFUSFB Thomas McKeon Bernard McMahon Brian McMahon Robert McNellis Patrick McShane Douglas Mellen 179 Phillip Meno Joseph Michels Senior Year ls Learning How to Duplicate Your Mother's Signature MHP' P 1 k Mr n u Timothy Momag Thomas Moody Michae aric ice mm JM G Michael Moritz Patrick Morrissey Wright Mortimer Christopher Moss ,S-xi st S23 Harold Mozwecz Daniel Mueller J0hn Mulry Timothy Mulvy 'ef t. it l -is-51:57 Charles Murphy Gerald Murphy John Murphy Patrick Murphy V Y V 1:5 :mai N Robert Murphy James MU aY Michae' MUVVGY vvmiam Murray George Murry Robert Nellis Timothy Nuebeck Robert NeY'0n MiChae1 Nicholson Keith Novak Joseph O'C0nnell Michael Ofconnel' EQ Daniel O'Hara Peter O'Hearn WT gk Ss 3 in if-.f Michael Oliver Kevin Olszewski t Q51 TQ Ek: ' 5 John O'MaIIey Terrence O'MaIlev Timothy O'Meara Thomas O'Rourke F4aYm0nd Orozco Matt Ozark Paul Paleczny Guy Panozzo , James Papan Frank pappalardo Edward Paquefte James Parisi K Yihvw. A Thomas Parker Mariano Perez-Pelaez E Chester Perlinskl Charles Peterman David Peterson Robert Peterson David Piech Michael Pilarczk Donald Pirkle Robert Pizzo Gerald Plockelman J0hfl POHGY H-1.0.4, A Senior ls the Only One Who Gets an Education From Richard Porter Monty Python's Flying Circus Wav' Lawrence Prystalgki John Putz Patrick Putz 2 Kevin Queely Michael o Ronald R 9 PUC hard Ralph -wr iffleyss .. .. i,fiifi:ff51g5F:kX iisigfavk- lis a, . in J Robert Ramirez Jeffery Reicher Thomas Reiser Jerome Richards Kevin Richafds Donald Richardson John Rooney Michael Rooney Edward Rueck David Repetny Robert Riney Eugene Ryan James Ryan John Sandona Eugene Santoro Michael Schabert Gerald Scholl 5 ee e e B? , . Q . .gi ! I afoli-Ti Marc Striano X a x Sox S f E A Sim Se? S al f S ww S , s S K ' William Sohikora -33 we 'Sega we 2 li Robert Scholl 1 rrro 'W' : MQQEL 'duff t x N Lance Schubert Michael Schuett Alan Schumaker Edwin Schumal Robert Schumann Wmiam SCOTT Stephen Scukanec Dennis Seafs wp Samuel Segvich Stephen Sekulski Michael Shanahan James Shannon f Y 4 4 Q my my 1221 kat' H i as 1 A Senior ls a Freshman Who Doesn't Get In Trouble N21 QX,A ,. Kmwuaux fir ef Sgiitjgfy is Michael Shaughnessy Michael Sheehan James Sheahan Joseph Sheey Q David Sheeren Brian Si6Vel'S Q e.,-e W ebe- me l 2 ' K SA . jffff-ffl f Ki .P 8 A 1, ' Thomas Signore Charles Simonton JOIWI1 Sinadinos James Sipple ffQ,14ry.M1fwWMWwfwwwwie ,,,,,i,,w f ,,,,, , ,,,, or ,, ,,,,, .,, K ,W X, , V. ,X ' l ,. , , f ' A Q' 'ff ffff um',LrwQ,1:4Lw,w::zzcsf1ff!LP.46?i'7f' fffe 2 wmv ' ,uiglfm N . ' ' ' -,rw,WS'fff3?'fl?fA2mw2mM755'KW.,.wfif36W71'e, ' fwffwwfm 4 .MW Ronald Siroky 'wg ,ww Joseph Smith William Spratt James Smith Terrence Smith Guy Spagnoli Robert Speer Michael Staqowski Paul Slankiewicz William Starcevich 'EVYMWDWUW Christopher StepUSZ9k Michael Stevens Michael Streit Gregory Slultz md' Brendan Sullivan patrick Sullivan Steven Sweeney Christian Szul Thomas Tabak John Talbot ff James Taubr Richard Taylor Brian Terkovitz Bemafd Thelefl Kenneih Tomal William Tonrle Jack Thompson Joseph Thornton Charles Trost John Trumpus Edward Twarok Joseph Ucho John Vanderhyden Vincent Va'-Hman Michael Vavrick Michael Vidinich Srecko Vidovich Richard Vilkas Richard Vistarta Robert VW John WGQVIGV Leonard Weidner Daniel Welsh William Wills Thomas Wilmot Michael Wisniewski Daniel Wojnowski Robert Wolf Robert Workman Marian Wos Daniel Ziebart Christopher Zuiker Neanderthal Man. Four SCOVG and SGVGU YGSVS 390 - - - Hey coach, l'm batting a thousand this way The itch is on the left side stupid. Miss Transvestite 1977, X W Nsfk: :Y : NESS.. 221 -V-SL... We-fix - ,- '2:s'--- nw it 3 Ss to ' X N E Why didn't I see the gum before I sat down? Z , I A I sz mwah Didn't want to come to detention today, did you? I wonder if Fred Astaire got started this way. N N X tg X t R The next best thing to a handkerchief. I . ,... ' ,?,,,sv K l i N . 4 gk .--. kk.. - 1 bs QQ Xxx xx xx ,SSX Y we 'X ,Mia Xwiw -.-:,, . ' ' ' zgg E' . . - , K A ' 'X X ,, K .. i ii: . .. wt? X1 X H X if in k X Q Q . , , Q Y ii ,L Q 1 ' +- si st 1 F get t This student hung for no apparent reason. 7 K ,, -Q ..n. .. X, WN Sway N YQX xgw-'f . . X, X 4 -,4 nd' 'KY E 5 Q-an-.4 h r ig Q '- PEA if W WW fm f w EE: VE V ..f,.f2:' .f:z::f 'L .ma 3, , -, HW, fi ,f fm 4,3 ,4 V J, . H7 lmff '23 955 wf f we 635 'VW Qwygkfligf ww ,L q ,XL , m f V H! A' W? Wi 5, A, ' 2? , . Hz , H 'V W 5 43 M I ,QA , L ' ., 1-M L' nw ,: , .,, 4-Am , 'wv , ,.,, H r ,mum U ., I Vx -:V WV I Q J ' - m-A -- fa, W WW W4 fs f fe V ,,,ff V Q7 S 5 5-fx A A A-M 'A,' V 'r f 11 F'W - Y, My :'. - , f Y Ei - .f mt .t 1. W? '15 ' 2, 1 ii , ,,,k, i ,,,, L ' ' - . Jai. ,Qi v we ' ' ' A .,.. 4 vw , if - ' f A 1 if 454596 M252,Q:7?f,i14WJi,,mf-iiWTf .- Aj M Z' 3? , 4. . -fvmm,:w,wezf:m W I if S E if is ,W W. ., .U e , N, 23 Www slefgmmffz ,Q ., 'W f,,f. W w f., gkfsfwfffmffxisvs W W ,f K' ,,W,13,tf4,g,m ,W A M ,f f i x w ffwfyw H 'F' fi- Q - E emfyz W3 ,Mfg ,. 5. ,, W . 4 12 7 se,:? ,:.' f A S W V' 'Q W Wig V v ge. F KKKLAA ' J ,,, ,. ... 1 .Q Y E N .3 ,. gf' 'R' - A 8 V R. 1 I- Q - 1 A g Q 5' n, . X .. - wx , x i . Q L N35 N' OUTSTANDING SENIORS PRAISED . . .Tonight l do hope that you will spend some time thinking about the past four years here at Marist. The classroom, the stage, the playing field, the journalism room, the ac- tivities room, preparing for a con- cert, doing volunteer work, all have a very important part in preparing you to be productive Christian members of society. As to the future, we trust that you will recall both the spiritual and in- tellectual aspects of your education at Marist, live up to its ideals . . . lFrom the cover letter to the Seniors who attended the 11th An- nual BLOCK M Dinner.J HON. ABRAHAM L. MAROVITZ was As. -if K QLISIAM Aaoi.T 3 nd1 NHS 34 Intramural holar 3 1 R L3 I RIS? I Yiviono ACHESON WTA Aki Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 'u R it Ao er 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Iockey 1,2,3. LENNETH A N Aentinel 1, lub 23 ln- 'amurals .EVI .3 4,Xr, Iaseball 1,23 Intramur5Ix?1,2,3,4. IEORGE BALLING Aoccer 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 1U21fTwrQ.l.RGl39fee 4- 3 . TennIsi1',2,3,43 Ill. Stat? A -3 if rt. . . A . . ,tx t s Q is MARK BRADY Ig am. als n233,4. ,,: JAMES QRENNAN NQSQS. 3.43 Prisident ln- tr u3 als 1,2.23, 3: Country 2,33 Tfali ral Ref' ee 2,3, 3 Ill. State Scholar. RICHARD BRESKE SAC 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Drum Ma- jor 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Ill. State Scholar. DANIEL BROADHURST Intramurals 13 Track 13 Bowling 1,2. ANTHONY BRUNO Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Basketball Manager 1. ts, MICHAEL anuwo A .. .. ..,, ,..., , . ,. . 3 l Xkk. 3- . 3 . , .-Lk if A ..k.-k '.'L f. .A . 33 3k , A A7.. A, . 3, .1 33 3 . J. g 3 - tit... RICHAFID CLAUSIUS Ski Club 2,43 lntra 1,2,3',4. s ,JOSEPH CLEARY 3 'l-f tfam 3 Isa1,2,3.4s ggi' -:-: Asmwshg DENNIS CLEGG Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY COFFEY Golf Club 1,23 Baseball 1,21 In- tramurals 1,2,3,43 Bowling 1,23 Basketball 1. MARK COLANTONE Baseball 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Cross Country 1,23 Tennis 2,3Q Basketball Manager 1,2,3. MICHAEL COLLINS Baseball 1,2,43 Intramurals 1,23 Hockey 1,21 Basketball 1,2,3,4. 3 - -. 3x1 A REBSIEPHICONLAN 1.1 AA,.- - I ,1t,,, If 3.,, ,.3, -Q?tf3SS'CIUb 1-2,3-41 BUCK' 3 33A31 i 3333A3 1,2,3,4 1,2.3,4.33 .A 3 AAAA ,fA A ,,, ,, . ter, 3 3 3 . afr -- A A 3 . t 3 .r,. ,,A, I JOHN CUNNEI-LY ..,A 33 Spanish Cub 41 Pep :.,- C0vI'Ia -A gfilrttramurats 1,2,3,43 Ill. -A . 3'rr,.A 3 rr- 'I,2,3,4.3 1 SghQl3f3 oaEn'r.aArtroi.i S iiietees A A :tramurals 1,2. ,,t, -sssfe: .A . .3 A HARLESmKEITM'iiSttr'-A' A itramurals 1,2,3,4. IICHAEL BERGERON ki Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,- ,3,4. OBERT BERK rama Club 1,23 Golf Club 1,23 Itramurals 1,2,3,4Q lll. State cholar. GERAFID BUDZYNSKI Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Bowling 1,2,- 4. f THOMAS BUFIDELIK Student Council 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 43 Chess Club 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,- 3,43 Track 2,3,43 Ill. State Scholar. 1,2,3,43 Track 3,43 Ill. State Merit DENNIS CONNOLLY SAC 43 N.H.S. 43 Chess Club 2,- 3,43 Science Club 1,2,3,4Q In- tramurals 3,4g Bowling 1,2,3Q Ill. State Scholar3 National Merit Commended Student. MICHAEL CONWAY 3 3 A I Student Council gtgalfootball 1,2,- 3,41 Baseball--13'23 Intramurals 1,- 2,3,4. JAMES COOK Golf Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 2,3,4. BILDEFI Speech Team 1. 43 Baseball 13 4Qlr1II'aI'I'IuI'3lS1,2,3,4Q Scholar3 National Merit N.H.S. MICHAEL DALY Intramurals RICHARD DAVIS Golf Club 2,3,4. NEIL DESMOND Soccer 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3. MATTHEW DEVENS Football 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 2,41 State Scholar. Stu THOMAS BRIAN DOLEHIDE N.H.S. 3.43 Ski Club 1 THOMASASBMINA Football 13 Intramurals 1 2 3 cholar. 1,2,3,4. IARK BLAIR Owling 2,3. OBERT BLAKE Itramurals 4. OSEPH BONOMA AC 1,23 Chess Club 1,2,3,43 panlsh Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,- ,3,4. COTT BORGE ootball 13 Intramurals 1.2. 'IICHAEL BOYLE Itramurals 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,- ATRICK BOYLE itramurals 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,- Intramurals JOHN CARLSON Intramurals 1,21 Bowling 1,2. FRANK CARROLL Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL CARROLL Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL CHLUMECKY Golf Club 3,42 Intramurals 1,2,3,- 43 Bowling 3,4. JOSEPH CIMA Sentinel 43 Chess Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Football 23 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Referee 1,4. Intramurals JAMES COSTELLO Spanish Club 1,23 Golf Club 1,2,- 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY COUGHLIN Spanish Club 2,3,4g Golf Club 1,- 2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Ill. State Scholar. MICHAEL COYLE Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM COYLE Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PATRICK DUFFY Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY DUIGAN Golf Club 1,21 Bowling 3. WILLIAM DUNN 1,2,3,4Q All-Conference 4' Baseball 1,2,3Q Intramurals 1,2,- 3,4. N.H.S. 3,43 Treasurer 43 Footba WALTER DWYER Band 1234- Football tramurals 1,2,3,4. at Q 1 YWb Y. I 5 W? 23 4M 3 Z'V' 'A lAf A iiiii Q crrr ilii rgiqigt J ..l.l , ..,. ,AAAZAAAA,AAAVAA,12 AAA,,A I 'WW' I rsrl FRANK G t glzz- I iiii , ., MICHAEL JP-WOR lCri6lef C0unlfv 2: Track 3: roof- Cfosscoun- 1 ' :f 1A 11'A rr -f1-A rrrrr- E- A AL1, ball 13 Football manager 2. try 3,4. rack A, Pep Club S- Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ll r A 3 3y DAVID GERUT 1fLnZLfnfL'f f A ' - r rrrlwmaererwiaagltzef U,fQ asiaruearrsrarsr:3,2r3erf,ru5a EARL EBERS Ski Club 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,- MICHAEL HEALY sAc 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Ten- 34- I Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES nls1,2,3,4. Yearbook 1 DANIEL EDWARDS Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Cross Coun- try 1,2,3Q Track 1,3 PAUL EGAN Soccer 3,41 Track 1,2,3. JAMES EHRE Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Cross Coun try 123 Track 1 23 ANDREW GIVENS . I ,'.r SAC 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4Q In- tramurals 2,3,43 Track 3,41 Bowl- ing 2. I THOMAS Spanish Club 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g 13 Intramural referee 1 1.2,3. Club 1,- 4, Golf Club DONNALD GORSKI Soccer 2. 2,3,43 Track 2,4. 202 KEVIN FRY Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Cross Coun- try 2. KEVIN FUS Sentinel 33 Poster Club 31 ln- tramurals 1,2,3.4 JOHN GAFFNEY Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS GALVIN Stage Crew 13 Golf Club 1,2,33 Soccer 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT GANCZAK Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS GARDNER Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Cross Coun- try 2. 1,2,3,43 424511 4, PATRICK HEALY Sentinel 1,2,3,4Q Sports French Club 1,23 Golf Club 1,2,- 3,41 Ski Club 2,3,41 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR HEIL Band1,2,3,4 DANIEL HE lntramur rf- JOHN HERNANDEZ Intramurals 2,3. MICHAEL HILL Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN H LINKA Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PATRICK HOAN Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ANDREW I-looonowlcz ln.lra5l1.utGlS 1,2,3,43 Bowling 1,2. JAMES HOGAN Sentirlel 13 Football 1,2,3,43 ln- trarnurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN HOGAN Spanish Club 2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Speech Team 13 III. State SrchoIar3 National Merit Commended Student. EDWARD ,HOULIH-AN MICHAEL JOHNSON Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN JONES - ra Football 2,33 Intramu ls 1,2,3,4. KEVIN JOYCE Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Track 1,21 Bowling 1,2,3,4. CHRISTOPHER JOZWIAK Intramurals 1,2,3,4, STEPHEN KAISER mllntramurals 1,2,3,4. NORMAN KALISH Intramurals 15 Track 3,4. PAUL KAPOCIUS Intramurals 1,2,3. WILLIAM KASSEL Soccer 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Cross Country 2,31 Track 1,2,3,43 III.itate Scholarship. Q Baseball Lzmntrarrlurals 1.2,,l3rr44?'V'i 3 ,,,!: 3 E IIIE Icp-President 43 GEOR :AVQA ,--r--f 3 - . rf' . 43 s Club 1,2,3,4Q -'3 ' Ub 2,s,43 Football 1-3 3 + T.v. c ,, , r -rrrf Q ,3,4:GQifClub1:In- iramur .., . .,.. U I als 1,2,3,43 Ill. State ' Z ,., .-,,'. ' I V A National Merit H Commended Student. ','l . il-Y I .ii In 'tr'- H I A KEVIN KEELER TIMOTHY ' Chess Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1,- Seniinel 12 FOOIDGII 1.2,3,4Z ln- CURT HYZY 2,3,43lntramuraIs1,2,3,4. Irarftur-HIS 1,2.3,45 HOCKGY 12 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 B ..V etball Bowling 3. 1,22 Work Study 4. I VI'- . BRIAN KELLY ' - Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Bowling 2. RICHARD HARMER JOSEPH INZINGA Band1,2.3,49ll'1lramUralS1,2,3,49 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramurals Bowling 23 III. State Scholar. 2,3,4. I WILLIAM KENNEDY ' Ski Club 1,2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,- 2,3,4. BARRY HARTE WILLIAM JACKSON Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Band 2,3- RONALD KIL 3,42 Sentinel 43 Yearbook 43 JAMES HARTNETT JOHN JACOBSEN panish Club 1. NJ-1.3, 3,45 Spanish grub 2,3145 Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Presi- 'i ..i lntramufals 1,2132 State dent 3,41 'l,2,- ' Scholar. 33 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Track 2. r-..'i1g. EPl-I KILCOYNE B if i ball 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Bo 1,2. JOHN HATTAN PAUL JANOVJAK 5 ' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. lf1lfHlTlUI'SlS 1,2,3,4. 1' THOMAS HAWLEY Football 1,2,3,43 Track 3,4. WILLIAM JANSSEN . ' 1 lU?FBmU,l3'.s rffrrwlf 13' lntram ls 1 234 Ill ate I 'IW ?I'SiC'hlQ,l ' L7fE 'NafI'0-nail' 'Merit C0m!'H0' 535. -STUUB-Rt WILLIA KIRBY y 3 3 , GARY KLOSAK Soccer 1,23 ROBERT KOLLER Intramurals 3,4. BRUNO Intramurals 1,2,3,4. IEFFREY KUZMUK Il'1Uaf'l lUl'aIS 1,2. 23 Soccer 1 K Football 13 K DAVID LUNDY Spanish Club MC MAHON Intramurals 1 43 Baseball THOMAS EITH Mc KENNA 1,2,3,4. I EVIN KEON 1, Intramurals 12.3.42 ramurals 1 2. LLIAM ramurals MC NAMARA tramurals 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1 SNR? MAHONEY, 3,4, Bowling 1 1,2,3,4q Ski Club PATRICK MC SHANE Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MALONEY Club 2,33 lntramurals1 MENO 1,2,3,4. 1,2,3 MURPHY 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2 Y- 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Council Club 3,43 4, Stage 3 Presi- 4g Bowl- Il St t 8 9 JOSEPH PRED ntr Club Student. PATRICK G0lfClub1 2,3,4. CLAIN LAAFIK TIMOTHY Oolball I Golf Club 1 2,35 in- ntramurals MARK Easeball 3 4 JOHN NARREN Golf Club :ramurals IAICHAEL ntramurals VIICHAEL LINANE ntramurals 1,2,3,4: DANIEL LOMBARD ntramurals 1,2,3,4g Track 13 -lockey 1,2,3g Ill. State Scholar. PAUL Schola CUTTER tramurals 1 4. 1,2,3,4: III. THOMAS MOODY Golf Club 1,25 lntramurals1,2,3,- ARK GANNON 41 Cross Country 15 Basketball 2. M Football . C B Intramurals MARTIN MC GRATH Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FOSS chol National M Student MORITZ 1,2,3,4: Bowling 1,2,- RIAN MC MORRISSEY ,2,3.43 TIMOTHY MC GUIRE CHRISTOPHER MOSS Golf Club 23 Intramurals 12.3.42 Sentinel 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,- Cross Country 1,2. 2,3.4. Club 3. TIMOTHY Soccer 1, State Scholar. ROBERT NEYLON Football 4. MICHAEL NICHOLSON Intramurals 13 Bowling 2,3. KEITH NOVAK Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES O'CONNELL Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH O'CONNELL Intramurals 1,2,3,4. O'CONNELL 1,2,3,4. 2.3.4. MICHAEL SCOTT Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM SCOTT Football 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN SCUKANEC N.H.S. 3,41 Golf Club 1,2,3,43 Ski Club 23 Baseball 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Bowling 1,2,3,4. DENNIS SEARS Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SAMUEL SEGVICH Golf Club 23 Ski Club 1,2,3,4Q ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4. 234 Ski 1234. 2 3 4' 1,2,3,4: 1,2,3,4. UY SPAGNOLI oster Club 1,3,4g Spanish Club ,4g Golf Club 1,2,3,4g III. State cholar. ROBERT SPEER Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM SPRATT Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,- B,4. MICHAEL STAGOWSKI Intramurals 1,2,3g Pep Club 13 Bowling 4. AUL STANKIEWICZ ki Club 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4j rack 1,2. WILLIAM STARCEVICH Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4. CHRISTOPHER STEPUSZEK Band 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3g Cross Country 2, all A A .y.,, lst, W., 5 it M' it in NWN ,gagitz w t' f - PATRICK SULLIVAN WILLIAM TONNE ROBERT VRY Student Council 3,45 Football 1,- Golf Club 33 Intramurals 2,45 GOII CII-Ib 'Ii2,3,4: Intramurals 1 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Hockey 1. A 2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3.4. CHARLES TROST JOHN WAGNER ij,GPgEnir2I2lETNEY Intramurals 1,2,3,4. IIIUHNUYBIS 1.2,3,4- STEVEN SWEENEY Joi-IN TRUMPUS LEONARD WEDNITR Football 1,23 Baseball 1,2: ln- SAC 2g Science Club 1,2,3g in- 'm'amUfa'S1-2f3i4- Hockey tramurals 1,2,3,4. tramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM I I I CHRISTIAN szut EDWARD TWAROK n ramums lntfamurals 1,2'3,4l 1,2,3g FYCIICIT State Scholar. THOMAS TABAK I ' Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football JOSEPH UCHO Statistician 4. I Intramurals 1,2.3,4: JOHN TALBOT Intramurals 1,2,3,4g RICHARD TAYLOR Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2. Club 123 . 5 , 1 2 1,2,3,4. 1,2,3,4. 43 ln- 1,2,3,4g MARIAN WOS SAC 'lg French 43 Golf 1,2,3,4. DANIEL ZIEBART Ski Club 4g Intramurals 1,2 3 4 CHRISTOPHER ZUIKER Student Council 1,2,3,4g Golf Club 1,2,3g Football 15 In tramurals 1,2,3,4. I WW WWW i FOR TIME AND ETERNITY When a young brave enters the Marist tribe, he is just one of many open to everything the tribe has to offer. Although he may often think the proffered advice is unim- portant, he nevertheless follows it religiously, realizing that the same time-proven advice has forged strong warriors of his predecessors. He knows that a Marist BRAVE must be ready and willing to take his place in the front line of bat- tle, ready to fight for the principles instilled in him through four years of intensive training. At graduation the young brave feels adequately prepared to stand proudly before the Big Chief and accept in humility the honor he has so justly earned. The Braves of 1977 were especially privileg- ed to receive their MERIT of honor from John Cardinal Cody, Archbishop of Chicago! His Eminence encouraged his three hundred eighty-eight new warriors to face the future with courage, confidence, and spirit, the undaunfed spirit of the Marist Redskins. . i TTS'- at sf. it M xl A N k at I 5 ,ti i f 3,-v'r. Mlimsr , IAS! SRLQNAN Rll'l4i'llC C0l5'lfHEQN1 cmmms , UVB? E7 O ,J tl 'I H tm. In g Memoriam See what love the Father has bestowed on us in letting us be called children of God! Yet that in fact is what we are. The reason the world does not recognize us is that it never recogniz- ed the Son. Dearly beloved, we are ,God's children now: what we shall later be has not yet come to light. We know that when it comes to light we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he ls. 1 John 3, 1-2 Photograph by Bro Vincent Colella, F.M.S. 207 S A WORD OF THANKS O8 lt's finished! A phrase not greatly appreciated by someone with no association with the Yearbook. The completion of this book took the combined talents of a great many people. To them I owe my gratitude and deepest thanks! lt was these people who made my job of editor as pleasurable as it was. To the Marist High School students, without whom this work would have been impossible. To Root Photographers for their dependability and faithful service. To our Photography Club for the best pictures we have ever had. To Ron Kil whose fantastic art work inspired us throughout the book. To Inter-Collegiate Press, especially Ray Gilgenbach who gave so generously professional advice whenever it was needed. To the Marist Faculty and Administration, whose support and encouragement were unparalleled. To Bro. Dominick Pujia and Sr. Dorothy Ann for puttii up with me, showing me a new way, and giving their time and patience. And, of course, to the 1977 Plainsman Staff who put their all into this book to make it the success it is. Thanks again. lt is finished, but the memories and good times it will rekindle in the future are just beginning. I hope we have captured the Redskin Spirit for you and that you will treasure it forever. l wish the best of luck to next year's staff. A final Thank You, 4 Laws-72 If