Marist School - Guidon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

x-sat ' iofi ' sstm x ; : IBiilifiiHIiiiii o n o 5) o s -o o o c ■ T) O O t c Q D O X o o X o 5 n o n g 6 o o o TD O O c 3 Q p X o o X o i l k I. k k $ S . 4 ' . t -....aL . Some students see Manst as an 8 to 3 job, a mechanical routine, while to others it s more f W ' V i . ' V J to seniors, the approach is one of hard work. During football season, Fridays are a series of pregame warmups . . . . leading up to the game that night. 10 11 Of course, interest is not always on the game itself. 12 - ' -;+- II, ' . ' M.zA.-M.-A-: ' - ' ii S; :- - mm Miss Carol Barton 1972 Homecoming Queen j msa BHll .m l4f 15 A true representation of Manst 16 involves much more than |ust football. 17 Body English speaks of students ' activity of pas- sivity during classroom hours . . . A diligent face tells of . . . a serious task at hand. ' W: ' ' 18 Laughter helps class hours move quickly so does sleeping. Solitude can sometimes be helpful before class 20 . . . but a little help from some friends is alwoys wel- come. 21 Although students will argue whether the military at Marist is a positive influence or o waste of time, its effect on the student body cannot be denied. 22 23 24 Other students see the military as a deterrent to hair length, although to several it represents a fifteen minute social gathering. 25 mmM Ultimately, the best rep- resentation of Marist is the individual students themselves. 26 For Marist does not represent one conglomerate personality, but six-hundred different ways of thinking, living, and acting. 27 28 I ,Mi CLASS OF SEVENTY-EIGHT T -f V ' r mikiM Mauel Anton Lorry Ball Robert Borr Richard Barnes Michael Beshara Christopher Bohrer Charles Bowling Philip Cannon Richard Chandler Patrick Chkoreff Brian Coffsky John Cowart Chris Ebeling Dale Eichberg Charles EIrod David Ferguson Dan Ferguson 32 Frank Hester Groy Heusel Jere Home Eric Huber William Huntley Manuel Insignares Dennis Johnson Marvin Key Robert Kizer Jeff Knighton Andrew Lee Gregg Litchfield Schuyler Foulkes Donald Frey Kenneth Franck William Giffm John Graybill Robert Haggard Timothy Honey Robert Horns William Hartrompf Peter Hennessy 33 o m (- f i £1 Wllliom Lucas Martin Matthews Brian Messier John Murray Neal Osborn David Quinn Jeffery Richardson Tony Mammaert Stephen Ross Messer Patrick Nagle Jeffrey Parker James Rellly Gerald Romberg Stephen Massmgale McElhannon James McKenzie Jay Mitchell Robert Ondillo David Parr John Revell Anthony Sanders 34 «H d diM f- - fesis; x 1 Kim Sawyer Robert Schneider Thomos Sexton Matthew Schuster John Schwarzchild Donald Shaw Dovid Shilhng Michael Sissine Michael Sullivan Richard Wampler Thomos West Gregory Sweetin Carl Watry Jonathan Weygandt Jomes Thomos James Watson Howard Ybung John Thomas Kyle Webb 35 .v i .V % .1 C.i f. --., Ki% r7 r i...- t,j- Lory Aoron Jeff Allen Mark Alsop Bill Andrews Steven Barrett Robert Becerra Robert Beckley Earle Bensmg John Bittner Robert Bobinski Claud Brackett Mark Bradley Al Braxton Allen Browning 36 ' dk P 1 © V t A. « f f-t hdh I James Burnett Bruce Campbell Robert Cannon Chris Carlisle Ronald Cartledge Peter Cavanagh Chip Clarke Robert Collins James Comerford James Conway Dan Cowart Mike Czekala Gary Daughters Jeff Davidson David Derek Mark Dickie Turner Duffey Scott Dyche Scott Elliott Jeffery Faoss James Flanagon Gregory Ford James Gilbert Mark Girardeau 37 lim xtdkd % y rj Wp . : ¥ 0 A •i i ii Julion Gomez Reed Haggard Will Hagins Michoel Hole Todd Hoi I William Honke Phillip Hardy Mork Horper John Helms Richard Henshow Raul Hernondez Lee Herron George Heusel Phillip Hood Hortwell Hooper Jonathan Hudson Karl Jorvis Bruce Joyner Ben Kingree Jay Knouf Jim Kramer Geoffrey Krown Brion Kunzelmann David Lindwoll 38 it hmk 5 i l 4ii Nigel MacWilkinson. Arthur Masters Mike Martin Steve May Charles McCleskey George Morris Mike McShane Michael Morris Jim Medbery Will Morrison Mitch Michael Peyton Mosher Perry Millikan Joe Murphy Dan Moriorty Ken Myers 39 iAiiA:«i i Joe Myler Steve Parker George Newlin Leonard Peters Joel Newsom Alan Pryor Bill Nicholson Paul Quinn Christopher Nowak James Rowls Victor Ortiz Charles Read Jeff Reilly William Ritchie David RobI Stephen Rogers Jeffrey Rummel Andy Sacks Reginald Sanders Williom Schaefer Channing Saunders Mike Schube Wesley Shackelford Bill Shilling Sandy Shaw Bill Shivers 40 Cloy Silkiner William Sims Brian Smith Clayton Speors Mark Steves Tom Stokes Craig Terrill David Thompson David Tropani 41 Eddie Unger Tony Voile Mike Viscount Craig Walker Matt Walton Jomes Watson Chris Welton Joseph Wilburn Tom Willis James Wilson Barry Wimpey William Winn Gerald Yondel Curt Young Greg Zogran Not Pictured: Ray Allen Bryant Smith Jim Wilkerson 42 THE CLASS OF SEVENTY-SIX «5K 3 George Bickley Steve Bigelow Jameb Bowcock Joseph Brodford Mitchell Bowling William Brannon Henry Aaron Keith Albert Russell Appleton Jeffery Aoron Gregory Anderson Barney Bell Ed Adams Witsell Anderson Don Beshara 43 Frederick Brown William Bruce William Bryan Mork Cadden Steve Carter Clyde Corver Joseph Celano Chris Clayton Albert Cox Greg Curry George Curry Drew Dovidson Williom Dean Mark Dennett Jack Deweese Scott Dickey Charles Doggett 44 William Donovan Peter Fenlon Worren Duffey Kevin Flogg Don Foin Ken Fody Dean Felton Scott Ford Victor Franck Luke Fressell Myles Friedlond Frank Furbish Michael Gorrity 45 % ' fn p Edmond Gibbons Robert Gibson Chorles Gomez Chris Grey Thomas Griffin Chris Hanouer Tom Hastings Frank Hasty Patrick Hoyden Robert Hayes Gary Hungerford James Jocobsen Robert Ingram Thomas Jogor Timothy Jett Merlyn LoChaussee Merrick Levetan Charles Knighton Christopher Lee Robert Long Anthony Holligan Glenn Heyser 46 Mark Mongione Kieron Mays John McCleskey Paul McMohon David Michae l Michoel Monahon Ricky Orwig Ernest Matthews Mark Maze Mark McCord Mark Mesler Paul Mimms David Murdock Al Ottimo Brian Murroy Michael Oxford Richard Nell is Mark Parker John Nicholson Patrick Penney John O ' Connor Mark Phelan 47 Thomas Plotford Chorles Prosch Steve Ramos Joseph Reilly Wilhom Roche Edward Schrufer David Porter Robert Quatrocchi Jody Reaves David Richter Richard Sanders William Scott Steve Porter Brian Rogen John Reese Dana Roberts David Sopp Roy Selvey David Sikes Thomas Sikorski Doug Simms Ben Sloon Richard Smilh Tony Smith 48 Mr ' Ken Starling Dovid Stevens Richard Stevens John Sullivan Rod Tienken Paul Wagner Leslie Waters Jeff Wesevich Edgar Wiklund David Winkler Eric Zogron Not Pictured: James Hollandsworth Rob Turner itt Jdi CLASS OF SEVENTY-FIVE J Russell Broshar Glenn Compbell Randy Carroll Robert Carter Mike Certich Leonord Bates Mitchell Benton Julius Bowie Joy Bowles H ? 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E 1 77T-JM J 1 1 k V L vW B ' ' ' i t ' ifl David Abies Harry Angevine Mike Attowoy Barry Boer Paul Bondoly Sidney Barrett 50 m A « ( iu gm George Ch I Ids Paul David Bill Drohon Tim Eades .William Fenlon Wesley Ford Pedro Garcia Blonchard Cooke Mark Dees Mark Dunn Alan Embleton Mike Fenn Mike Franck John Gates Victor Corrigan Charles Dilcher John Duzenski George Faass Deming Fish Jim Furbish Corl Giffin 51 Robert Gonter Michael Gnbbon Dan Groover Bill Guise Paul Hardy Kim Horns Paul Hearn James Henly Robert Henritze Robert Henry Mark Herron Rich Howard 52 £i Russell Howell Stephen Isaf Chris Humphreys Lee Jerrum James McCord Douglos McGoughey Ron Mclntoch Miles Mclntoch Miles McSweeney Gill Mende David Mimms 53 Charles Murphy David Nickerson Lee Proctor Mike Rheo Charles Rogers Gerald Russell Bob Shingler Dan Murphy Bill North Guy Rasch Ed Rodrigue David Rupnow Tom Shagmow David Silkiner Dan Murray Bob Oliver Jack Murray Joe Orgeron Paul Mustakas Steve Ploussard Sam Nagle Tom Prigge 54 4 Alan Smith Bill Smith Bill Stephens William Stevens Kevin Sweeney Mark Tnfiro Benord Whitham Don Wicker Not Pictured: Sceors Hordy Jeffrey Hopper Drew Motthews Trex Morris Dewitt Willioms Steve Wilson Bill Turner Stephen Tyler Terence Wolsh Steve Votes Bill Young 55 Agustin Aguilar Richard Benton Thomas Cadden John Akin Berry BMIett Curtis Com Dan Aldnch Doug Boyce Brad Cafherman Kenyon Banks Scott Brodley Chuck Childs Fred Barnes Brian Bridges Steven Cook Drew Beal Tom Byrne Charles Cox 56 CLASS OF SEVENTY-FOUR Joe Foley Mark Fressell James Garner Torn Gonter Jim Gribbon Bill Griffin Harry Hamrick Jeff Honouer Robert Hoyes James Hazlehurst Joseph Hendrick Stephen Hennessy 57 Luis Hernandez Kevin Kei ' er David Holloway John Kingery Ralph Hughes Albert Kline Ernie Johnson Collins Knighton David Jordan Kerry Kruer Mark Moloof Mike Manguno John Morchman Jim Mathis Bruce McDonald Hall McKinley Robert McLellan Larry Montgomery 58 John Monarty Neil Nasher Alan Nassau Robert Nicholson -Bill Parr Mike Penney Garrett Persons Roy Pfeffer David Pitcher Peter Quinn Ralph Ramos Albert Rosmussen 59 J .0 «r- ' . ' Bart Reynolds Kim Rice George Rodrigue Mark Schmitz Lee Scott Wade Scale mt i . Jim Sechelski Chris Smith Ken Smith Joe Smith Tom Smith Mike Steele Keith Stevenson Albert Thomos Don Turley Stewort Uncles David Viduna Mike Wompler Ralph Williams John Winn Joel Worrell Chris Wynne Ronold Yeokle Cliff Yeckes 61 JOHN ALDERMAN MARKCANTRELL WILLIAM CROCKER ROBERT BRADFORD MARK CLAYTON THOMAS CROWELL MICHAEL BRITTON MICHAEL CONNER FRANK DAY 63 NOEL DENTON JON DMYTRYK MALCOLM DOUGLAS PATRICK FENN 64 STEPHEN FIRESTINE Hi k l m IW 1 ' ' U l Bi irfl h U FRANCIS FLANAGAN TIM FOLSOM 65 ALAN FREY GARY GOLDEN LANCE FRIEDLAND STUART GOLDSTEIN PAUL GIRARDEAU BRUCE GONZALEZ 66 KENNETH GRODD LAWRENCE GROSS JOHN GUERIN 67 JULIO HERNANDEZ KEVIN HOHN DAVID HOLLIDAY BRUCE IRVINE THEODORE JACOBSON THOMAS JACOBSON 69 NOT PICTURED STACY JOHNSON STEPHEN KEEN r i 70 DOUGLAS KEMPER CLYDE KILGORE RICHARD LEWIS JOHN LONG GEORGE MASTERS SANFORD MATTHEWS ROBERT McCLESKEY KENNETH McKENZIE JOHN MEDBERY 72 ••WQiy w - 1 f It Whm i gjLr H V! K iH W h BART MOREY 73 TOD MURDOCH RICHARD MURRAY CHARLES NAGLE MICHAEL PITCHER 74 CHRIS PRIDGEN TIMOTHY PRINCE 75 JOHN REILLY JAMES RICE MICHAEL RUTHERFORD 76 JOHN SCHELLMAN JAMES SCHULTE JOHN SHERMAN 77 KEITH SMITH PATRICK SMITH LEONARD SPEARS JAMES SULLIVAN 78 LEWIS VAUGHAN 79 THOMAS VIERGEVER JOSEPH WARNECKE JOHN WATERS PATRICK WHITWORTH 80 JAMES WILCOX THOMAS YOCHEM 81 J,, t I JJBP . fr- rw r t V «b 1 . J rr r . ' ' P 5 ■J --wli . First Row: R. Benton, D. Abies, C. Ragan, E. Wyant, M. Attaway, D. Fish, C, Pridgen. Second Row: B. Drohon, B. Edwords, D. Aldrich, M. Fressell, K. Horns, J. Hozlehurst, S. Bradley, A. Embleton. Third Row: T Crowell, C. Nogle, M. Moloof, K Kiefer, J. Honouer, K. Rice, G Hollman, M. Contrell. L to R: Jerry Queen, Tom Barron, Ed Letts, Don Law, Dean Horgis, Charles Alexander, Chuck Sidney, Bud Murray, Ken Hagerman. 84 ' i :: 5 -3 %l %. 54, ' m ' j ,•§ First Row: B. Billet, R. Howell, D. Groover, G. Mende, M. Schmitz, J. Murray, T Cadden, Second Row: C. Childs, B. Rice, K Hohn, B. Cothermon, G. Golden, C- Knighton, T, Morns, J. Smith. Third Row: B. Irvine, J. Long, R. Lewis, J. Schellman, D. Viduna, L. Montgomery, N. Gross, M Wompler. Co-Captoins Greg Hollmon, Mark Contrell, and Bruce Irvine. 85 : . V ' - - «t  — ■1 86 87 o O o UL CD D O (J o Top Row (l-r) Steve Porter, Henry Aaron, Mark Cadden. 2nd from top: (l-r) Chuck Knighton, Luke Fressell, Charles Gomez, Ed Schrufer. 3rd row: David Richter, Greg Anderson, Ricky Orwig. 4th: Brian Murray, Warren Duffy, John Davidson, Pete Fenlon, Mark Mesler. 5th: Richard Sanders, Dick Nellis, Paul Mimms, George Davis. 6th: Dean DeWeese, John McCleskey, Stan Appleton, Chuck Prosch. 7th: Tony Halligan, ' Smith, Doug Simms, David Sutter, Barney Bell. Tony Row 1 (l-r) Len Peters, Cloy Spears, Will Morrison, Chris Welton, Tony Gilbert, Jeff Dovidson, Paul Quinn, Bo Kmgree Curt Young Chuck McCleskey, David Ferguson, Bruce Schoeffer. Row 2: Jim Flanagan, Andy Sacks, John Bittner, Barry Wimpey, John Watson Mike Morris Jim Burnett, Ken Myers Howard Young, Carl Watry, David Quinn, Art Masters. 3rd row: Geoff Krown, Rock Cannon, Peyton Mosher Julian Gomez Lory Aaron David Trapani, Ricky Chandler, Matt Walton, Jon Hudson, Long Allen, Scott Ford, Dennis Johnson, Schuyler Foulks Alan Prior 4th row: Reed Haggard, David Lindwal, Dick Henshaw, Gus Morris, Sandy Shaw, Alan Collins, Bob Beckley, Robby Ondilla, Robert Haggord Chan Saunders, Rick Wynn, Bill Shivers, Bob Bobinski. 5th row: Bruce Joiner, John Helms, Mike Schube, Craig Terrell, Mark Bradley James Reilly Steve Barrett, Will Hogins, Scott Dyche, George Foass, Jeff Reilly, Patrick Nogle 88 CD tn f? f t? Kneeling Robert Long, Coach Law, Joel Newsom. Standing: Gil Mende, Collins Knighton, Chip Nagle, Jeff Hanauer, Bill Fenlon, Kevin Klefer, Robert Nicholson, Bill Young, Randy Carroll, Pot Fenn, Trey Vaughan, Bart Morey, Bill Masters, Tim Prince. 89 90 91 8 9 Kneeling. Don Wicker, Coach Letts, Mark Herron. St-jndmg; Kerry Nicherson, Peter Fenlon, Mike Fenn, Bob Oliver, Billy Major, Alan Johnston, Trex Morris, Mark Dees, Bill Smith, Bill Roche, Joe Bradford. LU Q (J On 1st Row: Chuck Knighton, Stan Appleton, Joe Celcno, Tony Holligon, Chuck Prosch, Rick Stevens, Chris Michaels. 2nd Row; Kevin Flagg, Keith Albert, Doug Hollandsworth, Henry Aoron, Rich Sanders, Steve Ramos, Dave Murdock, Rob Turner, Coach Sidney. 92 (J m . ' 1 - ' ' yv. t:. 00 1st Row: Julian Gomez, Paul Qumn, Clay Spears, Wes Shackelford, Craig Ternll, David Trapani, Lorry Aaron, Will Morrison, Jimmy Wilson. 2nd Row: Glen Newlin, Steven Barrett, Chris Welton, Jim Flanagan, Mark Alsop, Chan Sanders, Roc Cannon, Mark Bradley, Poyton Mosher, Coach Thomas. 93 (left to right) Kneeling: Chris Pridgen, Demming Fish, Frank Furbish, Bobby Gonter, Paul Furbish, Barry Billett. Not pictured: Jock Murray and Rick Doggett. Standing: Coach Alexander, Tim Folsom, Benny Scott, Mike Wampler, Kevin Hohn, Mark Fressell, Pat Smith, Coach Murray. 94 95 e? LU Junior Varsity (left to right) Sitting Bill Dean, Steve Carter, John Duzenski, Rick Doggett, John O ' Connor, Frank Hasty. Kneeling: Mark Phelon, Jack Murray, Bo Kingree, Tony Smith, David Abies, Scott Ford Standing: David Jordan, Dan Groover, Dan Murphy, Rick Orwig, Steve Isaf, Steve Hennessy, David Richter. 1 ' m ttSaB ' r ' SSfWaifflMMiLS 96 Sitting (l-r) Gary Daughters, Peter Hennessy, Joey Michaels, Jerry Yandel, Joy Braxton, Reg Redley, John Schwartzchild. Kneeling: Pete Jones, Steve Zogran, Jon Hudson, Jeff Davidson, Bob Becerra, Gus Morris, Bob Beckley, Clay Silkiner, Chris Carlisle, David Phorr. Stonding: James Peters, John Knauf, Jeff Faoss, Bo Kingree, Jim Burnett, Ed Wygant, John Bilner, Mike Home. 97 (D CO f i 1st Row: Jimmy Jacobson, Mac Cox, Corky Gibbons, John Derek. 2nd Row; Tom Jacobson, John Truett, Joe Svotos, Chorlie Cox, Steve Ploussard. 3rd Row: Rich Lewis, Peter Quinn, Ted Jacobson, Coach Barron. ■ ....l«-JiL.T r 7 7 7 ? | i ' ) f i f%i 99 is 41 100 101 LJJ U U o - « i; .. 1st Row: George Rodngue, Hall McKinley, Paul Girardeau, Michael Gribbon, Michael Penney, Tom Yochem. 2nd Row: Fr, Caffrey, Randy Howard, Jim Sullivan (Capt.), Luis Hernandez, Lance Friedland, Steve Faass, Ken Smith, Steve Mills, Joe Hendrick. •,•«  : ♦ -V- -t • ■VC ■ ' •■! , «• CU 102 JjlH, IIBI ■ ,— COMPLIMENTS OF MARIST 8th GRADE 103 , COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOMS 209 AND 222 104 ai U U o 1st Row: Carl Giffen, Lee Jerrum, Vic Corngan, Jim Master, Tim Eades, Wesley Ford, David Mimms, 2md Row: Max Rodrigue, Tom Pngge, Trey Benton, Billy Guise, David Longman, Mike Rheo, Ralph Ramos, 3rd Row: Robert Shingler, Paul Mustakos, Brian Harvey, Bill Drohan, Bart Reynolds, Coach Hamlin 1 — - • f ' 1st Row: Mark Maze, Pat Penney, Jim Jacobsen, Bob Ingram, Al Ottimo, Chris Grey, 2nd Row: Paul McMohon, Mark Mesler, Mark Man- glone, Kieron Mays, Ken Starling, Mike Gorrity, John Sullivan, 3rd Row: Coach Mesler, Merlyn Lochaussee, Doug Simms, Groy Hunger- ford, Chris Lee 1st Row: Carl Watry, Len Peters, Robert Haggard, Ross Messer, Charles EIrod, Chris Bohrer, 2nd Row: Andrew Lee, Hart Hooper, Mike Morris, Dale Eichberg, Robert Bobinski, Gray Heusel, Joe Myler, Tony Monnaert, Mike Hale, Nigel MocWilkinson, 3rd Row: John Murray, Mike Shube, Philip Hood, Bruce Joyner, Jimmy Watson, Will Hagins, Ken Czekala, Billy Ritchie, Alan Collins, David RobI, David Derek 105  TI5.S.; 1- . ' . V -_, Front Row: Ray Pfeffer, Ernie Johnson, Tom Shaginaw, Gil Mende, Greg Hollman, Mark Herron, Paf Fenn. Back Row: Coach Charles Alexander, David Viduna, Scott Bradley, Barry Billett, Trex Morris, Don Turley, Skip Exum, Larry Montgomery. r , ' •o 107 .V ' : - ' 1 ' - ' ' ■ • ■j -i f i i r tu- ' n: ki- ' ' .-j -. Jj : .. -. - . I i i 108 CO Front Row .kneeluigi T Honey, J, Bradtord, C. Watkins, B. Smith, B. Ma|or, B. Oliver, K, Albert, K. Sweeney, (stonding) D. Nellis, B. Turner, L. Fressell, R, Howell, J. Murroy, D. Fish, R. Sanders, B. Henry, T. Benton, E. Schrufer, R, Stevens, Coach Jerry Queen. 109 U I- -«W - Bottom Row - L-R, Trey Vaughan, Tom Crowell, David Silkiner, T.m McLaughlin, Tom Gnttm, Steve Bolcom, David Sikes, Doug Childs, Ken Grodd, Randy Howard, Robert Quattrocchi, Ricky Orwig Top Row - L-R: Blanchard Cooke, Greg Anderson, Peter Quinn, Mike Steele, Benny Scott, Curtis Com, Pete Fenlon, Rusty Broshar, Steve Mills, Neil Gross, Dean Deweese, Mark Schmitz, Jon Denton. 1c = . 1 1 iiS. no imf ' : rt- ' f ■- . ' V .;;- V ' 4 ■-L-1 ■ .: Ill r--fi «3 f% ' ' 4t J ' ■  ■y W : ►ea ' r irtc f. 112 tK J I . :,i = ill Bottom Row - L-R: Billy Hortrompf, Chuck Bowling, Nelson Sexton, Lorry Aaron, Jon Hudson, Ross Messer, James Thomas, David Derek, Turner Duffey. Top Row - L-R: John Thomas, Chip Bensing, Jeff Rummel, Will Morrison, Chris Welton, Brian Kunzelmon, Mark Bradley, Bo Kingree, Bruce Campbell, Mark Dickie, Will Hogins. Not Pictured: - Bill Hanke, Joy Mitchell, Mark Girordeau. to Z I- Chris Clayton, John Moriarty, Craig Johnston, Leslie Waters, Brian Bridges, Scott Dickey, Tim Prince, Father Charles Pfab. LO I- Chris Kiefer, Lee Jerrum, John O ' Connor, Mark Trifiro, Don Shaw, Robert Shingler, Bill Stephens. 1 14 V -j . V; ; . I Bruce Irvine, Joe Smith, Steve Hennessey,. Ray Lacy, J.C. Long, Rick Doggett, Kerry Nickerson, Allen Smith, Garrett Personb, Dan Groover, Carl Giffm, John Akin, Coach Andrew Murray, Don Wicker iiikMMMMirto ■PBP rii 115 Z LJ Q I- O PAT FENN JOE SVATOS 116 MARK CANTRELL 1 — - JOHN REILLY, ALAN FREY Fi M TOM JACOBSON Outstanding Seniors are those who have excelled — as athletes, leaders or scholars — and not necessarily in all of these areas. We wish to acknowledge special achievement by Seniors and recognize their individual contributions to what Marist is as a whole GARY GOLDEN 117 a c ■ CD ul N X 1 1 Q 1 1 C 3 « - J3 b 3 U ui ' -1 I- 01 J3 - ■- 3 t o o o ' S (U O (U QJ LO O -£ — - -c £ 2 -D (U 3 c , J; ° i (f X 5 y Ol X o ■ l l l ■ O Ol ■ t: -2 !-§ I S ! u b E ? u . w. (« W ? 120 T Student Council tst row: Larry Duzenski, Treasurer, Chip Nagle, Gary Golden, President; John Duzenski, Secretary. 2nd row: James Hawk, William Lucas, Dale Eichberg, Mark Steves, Joel Newsom, Chris Welton, Manuel Insignares, Brian Harvey, Robert Hayes, Tom Byrne, Roy Selvey. 3rd row: Rich Lewis, Bob McClesky, Kevin Hohn, John Schellman, Mike Rhea, Alan Frey, Mike Britton, Tim Prince, Rick Howard. 4th row: Richard Sanders, Long Allen, Pete Fenlon, Mike Fenn, Paul Hearn, Jim Hazelhurst, Joe Svatos, Larry Montgomery, Chris Cloyton. nterclub Council 1st row: Bill Roche, Myles Friedlond, Chris Clayton, Robert Hayes, Jim Comer- ford, John Hudson. 2nd row: Jim Mathis, Wade Seale, Kevin Kell, Mike Carter, Charles Murphy. 3rd row: Tim Prince, Ken McKenzie, Bart Reynolds, Clay Espey, Lance Friedland, J.C. Long. 4th row: Chip Nagle, Randy Carroll, Mark Clayton, Randy Howard, Joe Svatos. Drill Team 1st row: Sid Barrett, Doug Simms, Neil Nohser, Poul Hardy, Ken McKenzie, Chorles Howk, Don Beshoro, Jim Mathis, Walt Henley. 2nd row: Roy Selvey, Jomes Bowcock, Profilio Solazano, Dean Felton, J. Davidson, Kim Rice, Ralph Williams. 121 25 ICC ?5r.oc P5ACC £5500 PSIOC f5SCG f 5yCC r6CC0 5olOC j:6?cc ; ' c5cc r ■ - rl O O U V ' IF I = £ - .ILJ 3 16CG 17 = 3 THEIJ 3 16CC VT I L f u 1 : u c 1 . 1 1 ;, 1 ■; w V. ! :m ;.;j r L-wT.; 5: ■ ' rcc 5 ' r r „ 7 rc ' ' i; ! l:.,. Yw r ' Ifii 7 TVI]--. ' TH }• rA.iI MLE (1= i.jriT w C ' C;.To ?.::.1C3,37CC ' ■I.JT t;;l. Cf.- ' ;:.. T lay i;:-.i:i_T i ;(.; ii t- li, Fc r r = w3 ' ' o ..4 r- — f ?3G0 i-i CC rvvCL 3 C C 3 CI C C CCvCO CC3CC 3C 0C 3 C ' ' ■ r, c 3LoCC 3C7CC 30 ; to 3 39 CO li ' C .J Tim Prince, John Reilly, Mike Szyperski, Joe Hendrick, Alan Frey, Charles Murphy, Michael Rutherford, James Hoziehurst, Clay Espey. ' . ' ■ ■ •• r 1 ■ ' t, 3 3 3 C f ' LiiL ' . ' 1 1 ' 3=C+ 1 :..T. 3 3 303 • 31. j7 T. L Li 7 L Y .;r.i;l. ., T 3 7CC IF 5u.J( . ' ) - 1 T:;F:. 30733 Y= K C;+Y • ■ r n • r- • t I • i.jT . F :. : r.i ' ' j-f :}U3L. - ;_: T;i ' - :.rL. ; ■ ■• ' r . i.jz: .,; ; 3 J 3 ; -• ( CLT ' . ;■ • 77) . 122 ET iw 123 v.? -, - : i . Xv. ' ■--•■-•♦,■3 ■ ' • Le Son Sacre 1st row: Jay Braxton. 2nd row: Rusty Howell, Scott Elliott, Fr. Joe McLaughlin. 3rd row: Jeff Honour, Dutch Bickley, Bill Crocker. 4th row: Allen Smith, Bart Reynolds, Richard Griffin. 5th row: Rick Barnes, Deming Fish. 6th row: Mike Rhea, Doug Simms, Steve Isaf. 7th row: Walt Henley, Blonchard Cooke, Julius Bowie, Frank Hasty. 8th row: Ed Wiklund, Joe Warnecke, Scott Bradley. 9th row: Ben Sloane. 124 CD Z) I U Chess Club 1st Row: Chorles Murphy, President, Gary Golden, Kenneth Grodd. 2nd Row: Robert Becerro, Jeff Wessevich, Tom Prigge, Stephen Rogers, Ken Myers, Kevin Hohn, Mork Dennett, Neil Gross, Fr. Curran, Knox North, Robert Long, Chip Clarke, Chris Ebeling. Not pictured: Tony Voile, Robert Hayes. 125 126 Science Club Isf Row: Mr, Bruce Hubert, Randy Howard, President; Mr. Joseph Choquette. 2nd Row Mike McShane, Myles Friedlond, Clay Espey, Lance Friedland, J.C. Long, David Silkmer, Charles Murphy, Poul Hearn, Mike Britton, Stephen Bigelow. Key Club 1st Row: Lonce Friedland, Treasurer; Drew Seal, Vice-President; Clay Espey, Pres- ident; Tim Prince, Secretary; Lorry Duzenski, Randy Howard. 2nd Row: David Christy, Jon Dmytryk, Mark Clayton, Jim Hozlehurst, Paul Girardeau, Stephen Bigelow. 3rd Row Mike Carter, John Duzenski, George Rodrigue, Mike Steel. 4th Row: Rick Howard, Bob Oliver, Charles Murphy, Jim Mathis, John Kingery, Glen Campbell, John Monorty, Tom Byrne. Hiking Club Mr. Hoff, Bill Giffin, Bobby Henry, Mike Carter, Dean Felton, Fr. Rizzuto. 127 . ' 1 . 128 ? M p - ' National Honor Society Paul Girardeau, Patrick Fenn, Mark Clayton, Bart Morey, Joseph Svatos, Kevin Kell, Randy Howard, Lance Friedland, Clay Espey, Alan Frey, David Holliday, John Sherman, Ted Jocobson, Julio Hernandez, John Reilly, Timothy Prince, Blue and Gold 1st Row Timothy Prince, George Rodrigue. 2nd Row; Stephen Bigelow, Michoel Viscount, Alan Frey, Bill Gnffin, Jim Sechelski, Bill Roche. 3rd Row: Stuart Unkles, Don Orgeron, Fred Brown, Bob Henritze, John Gates, Sid Barrett, Bart Morey, Jim Schulte, Ken Smith, Charles Gomez, Kevin Kell, Mr. McGreaham. Language Alliance )st Row Chris Clayton, John O ' Connor, Wade Seale, Mr. von Baden-Wurttemberg. 2nd Row: Myles Friedland, Kevin Kell, Mitchell Bowling. 3rd Row: Lee Proctor, John Nicholson, Brian Ragen. 4th Row David Holliday, Mark Mesler, Tom Viergever, John Sherman, Ken Fody, Ed- ward Schrufer, Mark Phelon, Steve Ramos. 129 • tru I 130 We We don ' t — We don ' t mess — We don ' t mess around . . . Repel them. Repel them. Make them relinquish the ball. Motorboat, Motorboat, put, putt, putt. We got a team that can that can beat your , Attack them. Attack them. Attack them with reckless abandon. We got a rope. We got a tree. All we need is a referee. Warrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Eagles! Watermelon, Watermelon, Watermelon rind. Look at the scoreboard and see who ' s behind. YOU! Hey, Hey, Hey (opponent), Hey (opponent). Go back to the woods. Your cooch is a fool, and your team ain ' t no good. 131 The Drama Club 1st Row: Trey Giffin, Mike Certich, Lee Procter, Frank Hasty. 2nd Row; David Pitcher, Joe Hendricks, Kevin Kell, Bealex. 3rd Row; Bart Reynolds, Jim Hazlehurst, Jim Mathis, Chris Smith, 4th Row; A ark Clayton (President), Jo Malcolm Douglas, John Duzenski. . Wade Seale, Andy on Dmytryk (Director), 132 Q Z CQ I flii I Ci 1 First Row Mark Girardeau, Ben Sloan, Pot Whitworth, Pete Smith, Glenn Campbell, George Roberts, Dutch Beckley. 2nd row: Joe Wilburn, Gory Daughters, Bruce Campbell, Joe Smith, Agustin Aguilar, Todd HalL 3rd row: Brian Mesler, Joe Graybill, Bill Crocker, Kevin Knauf, Chip Bensing, Steven Rodgers. Space for this picture donated by: Homeroom 307, Homeroom 3-34, Homeroom 306 and Oak Grove Pharmacy Inc., 2757 LaVista Rd., Decatur, Go. 30033 Tel. 636-4366 133 u 60 O I 5 s v r II ■ 1 , — ■ m . v_ z o +- ■ , £ LU 4— o J o _l o y -t— y ' ii o J iA s V . -. (U Vi2 « V o K L ■■ -1 r: Ccll = I r yj Is ■% ft- « • 4 ' J J Wk jj ' . w Aii Miif ' Apartments ' Specializing in Family Living Burton Plaza 633-4839 Drew Valley 636-0915 Roma Ent. P. OB. 49051 636-9225 Pine Park 634-1362 DeKoIb County Bank 3098 Briarcliff Rd. N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30329 631-0781 Dick Davison Branch Manager 3361 Clairmont Rd. N.E. 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Marine Surveys — Compass Adjusting Yacht Delivery 147 Greater love than this no man hath, that A man lay down his life for his Friends DONATED BY HOMEROOM 215 in Proud and grateful memory of All Marist Alumni Who through the years have made The supreme sacrifice, so that We may enjoy Life, Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness May They Rest In Peace I48 i H Commercial, Industrial Investment Properties DICKSON • STEELE ASSOCIATESG REALTORS 1440 IRIS DRIVE • CONYERS, GEORGIA 30207 ■ A C 404 483-34 4 149 . • MARIST FATHERS ur adg of l t Resumption arisl] SERVING THE MARIST SCHOOL AREA 150 Elegant Dining in a Relaxed Atmosphere The Lark and The Dove 5788 Roswell Rd. at 1-285 256-2922 SOUTHEAST PRECAST o; CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 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Compliments of Russell Howell Room 206 Says Get Fired Up 152 Do We Compliment All Monst Students- ' YOU BET YOUR B. P. B.P. Oil Corporation 300 Interstate North, Atlanta, Go. 30339 Congratulations to MARIST from your friends at Immaculate Heart of Mary 153 f .3Kr. $n r i - ., .., - «| v; . -vH ' «, m .v - m f j m !% tXF ' .■• „ - 1 z- . . .. . • m r- ■- taWj SpSi ' - Fr. James Hartnett, S.M., Principal Mrs. Janet Anderson, Secretary Mr. Dean Hargis, Athletic Director Fr. Moriono Rizzuto, Chairman, Guidance Department Mrs. Rita Mason, Secretary. Mr. Gerald Queen, Calculus, Moth Analysis Mr. Tommy Barron, Geography 157 Jk. 1 158 . Mrs. Jane Beshoro, Social Studies, Typing Mr. Charles Sydney, English Mr, Fernando Garcia, Mathematics Mr. Joseph Choquette, Geology, Biology Fr. Ralph Vedros, S.M., Chairman, Science Department Mr. David Christy, Science Mr. Charles Alexonder, Physical Educa- tion, Psychology 159 SM Sgt. John Thomas, Aerospace Mr, Donald Low, Dean of Discipline Mr. Bruce Hoff, Character Development, English Mrs. Cathryn Muzzy, Chairman, English Development Professor Juan Benedit, Chairman, Foreign Language Department Mrs. Suzanne Money, Psychometrist Mr. Thomas Longfield, Science 161 I „ :V ' : . X, Mr. Donald Caskey, Dean of Students, Mathematics; Miss Joan Raulerson, Librarian; Fr. Oswold Ramm, S.M., Science. Religion; Mr. Ken Hagerman, Social Science, Reading, Mr. Douglas Hamlin, English, Reading; Mr. Thomas Killingsworth, Art, Social Science; Fr. Joseph Caffrey, S.M., Mothematics, Fr. Joseph McLoughlin, S.M., Spanish, Religion; Fr. John Curran, S.M., Guidance. 163 164 Fr. Charles Brogley, S.M., English; Fr. Ray Carr, S.M., Religion; Col. Leonard Jindnch, Aerospoce; Mr. David Wilson, Mathematics; Fr. Corl Collopy, S.M., Latin; Col. Robert Van Houten, Social Studies; Fr. Charles Pfab, S.M., Chairman, Social Studies Deportment; Mr. Andrew Murray, Social Studies and Physical Education; Mr. Robert Lowrey, French; Fr. Lawrence Schmule, S.M., Administrator. 165 Sgt, Hybert Hardy, Aerospace, George Mende, Comptroll er, Col. Neil Mesler, Aerospace and History; Mrs. Barbara Williams, Secretary; Mrs. Evelyn Garcar, Accountant; Mr. Adolphe von Boden-Wertemburg, German and French; Fr. Charles Bartles, S.J, Religion, Math and Science. 166 • ' ih 167  a? - a.- mmmmmm ' ■ ' :, PAT NO li. ' JO?- 3.527,311 !gBr- . -Ar.iA- ;- :v Ss ' ; S J W«S« ' MM 1 ' I ' V ' : II ' i i ( 170 It IS because of the group that the individual has to emerge In all of us there is the need to assert our individuality. 171 The student can assert his individuality within the confines of a group 172 . or he can divorce himself from the group and act independently, possibly going against it. 173 ■ . This individuality is perceived in the classroom, where the student is usually on his own . . . 174 . . . although it is not so obvious in the communal madness of the hallways. 175 IBIi «a«0 - 1 •; - •- . 1 176 Whether in a group or by himself, the Marist student chooses o myriad of ways to express his individuality . . . 177 178 r 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 )86 187 188 189 Second semester blues appear to unite all seniors toward certain common goals . . . 190 . . . one of which is making the hours pass quickly until graduation. 191 Another goal sought by many seniors is to be able to get by . . . 192 . . . without haircuts until those who ore antogonistic toward this purpose can no longer foil the head start on summer growth. 193 194 .X 195 -rr - 196 197 At best, the most accurate view of Manst is fragmented; multifoceted, varied, and unique. 199 1 A ■ In Memory of John May Farewell to you and the youth 1 have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak ogam together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. — Kohlil Gibron 200 The space for this page was donated by The Howell House The Darlington Apartments Sponsors Father Jomes L. Hartnett Mr. ond Mrs, Neil McShone and family Mr. and Mrs. I.H. Friediand Bill Jordan, Jr. ' 35 Mrs. O.T. Hennessee St. Joseph ' s Church Missions Morist Fothers Father Tom Ryan Boly Tire Oglethorpe Hill Funeral Home Mr. Stanley D. Goldstein Mr. Joseph Firestine Mr. Wilhom H. Mills The Brownings The Scotts Mr. Kevin Kill Mr. and Mrs. V.P. Kells The Davisons The Tomoschko ' s 201 They ' ll have to break both my legs and chain me down to keep me from teaching at Marist. The words tell much about the man who said them. Sgt. Thomas was a man of singular dedication and loyalty to the people and ideals he believed m. In his years of teaching and coaching at Marist, Sgt. Thomas won the admiration, respect, and friendship of the young men he worked with, due to his wholehearted devotion to them and to the school. His athletic teams were phenominolly successful because of his own contagious enthusiasm, which mode the practices, as well as the gomes, enjoyable occasions. John Thomas has the rare certainty of character to know what he stood for, and the seldom-found courage to stand by his convictions consistently, in spite of any opposition he may have encountered. Although people sometimes strongly disagreed with his beliefs, they never belittled the man him- self. If anything, his strength of character lent unusual credence to his thoughts, which he never hesitated to shore with his students. The man was such on integral part of the school as a whole that we perhaps never considered what it would be like without him. Now we have the realization of his genuine impact on our lives. Now, we belatedly discover how highly we valued his presence among us. But perhaps it ' s true that truly outstanding people never re- ally die. We can only hope thot Sgt, Thomas left a portion of his great loyalty, devotion, courage, love, and concern to his family and to all of us who knew him. The doctors blamed his death on a weak heart. But )ust ask anyone who knew him — he suffered from no such malady. There was never o time, in his entire life, when his heart failed either himself or those he loved. Marist School will surely miss Sorgeant John A, Thomas Blue and Gold, February 20, 1973 In Memory of Sgt. John A. Thomas Marist Parents Club 202 203 :« Publication Notes Publisher: Hunter Publishing Company Representative: Bill Wolfe Photographer: Joe Samples of Morgan Studios Manufactured by Kingsport Press Cover: Four-color Lithograph Poem; page 200 by permission of The New American Library Cover Design: Joe Svatos f - HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolpno BILL WOLFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA . ... . j .A.«y .,. - . A. ] it - ■ .... - ' _y .■, ' ,