Marist School - Guidon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

GUIDON 1976 MARIST SCHOOL Volume 26 Atlanta, Georgia Founded in 190 1 by Rev. John E. Gunn, S.M.y Marist is dedicated to the need of higher education for young Xathbiic men in Atlanta. ikj wtfte 1 8 ' $■: - ' %T Tf r wa. E SZ-3: [iffy 1MH 5 i ■ [ ♦BL ' fyVJ tt j 1 SlX jh_i ■ itr jf ■ Ajni iffy Jffirf i Sr ° li M -iifi Ia JflfC Alt JP a 4 . yj -- X X X if a ■ s SSjfiF J| K ♦ I ' • ' :,: J ff % Hi If II 1 1C frja Bra I JLf •If gra fcJM . rti? j| HaHHU Ml M  mPNr f 4 Bkfe C B 1 tf f y ► tato In fulfillng Fr. Gunn ' s goal, the curriculum exceeds just memorizing facts, theorems, and postulates. An education at Marist deals with the unique combination of knowledge of the past, realities of the present, and ■possibilities for the future. -5 o3%. HUNL UARE CALL ITCONSPIRAC 9 4 J --  . ■ K jwS To achieve this delicate balance of learning, the faculty recognizes their important task of not only teaching math, English, and history, 1 tent also aiding students to relate to each other in this iinpersonal world. 3u j 1 £ T g ■p mtM iz i — TV 00 Stej ' H . fKT This personal atmosphere so closely unites the students of Marist that no name is unfamiliar at the year ' s close. ■B arist is not composed of just the brick, icrtar, and steel of the buildings; the spirit of every student and teacher unified into one mass of individuals represents the real Marist. 16 FACULTY REV. JAMES HARTNETT SM, Principal REV. LAWRENCE SCHMUHL SM, Business Manager REV. RAYMOND CARR SM, Superior of the Marist Community MR. DON CASKEY, Dean of Studies M SGT. HYBERT HARDY, Supply LT. COL. LEONARD JINDRICH, Aerospace MRS. LYNN WHITE, Typ ing MISS JOAN RAULERSON, Librarian MRS. ROSEMARY SOMERFELD, Librarian MRS. ROSE POLY, Art MRS. LOUISE VINSON, Secretary MRS. JANET ANDERSON, Secretary MR. CLYDE MINGLEDORF, Assistant Treasurer 25f 1 MRS. ADELA NEWSOM, Secretary • •••• • •••♦ MR. TOM MATTINGLY, Alumni Public Relations MRS. RITA MASON, Secretary MR. STEVE DELAMAR, Athletic Custodian MR. AL WRIGHT, Guidance MRS. SUSAN MONEY, Guidance Director MR. DON WRIGHT, Custodian LT. COL. NEIL MESLER, Dean of Students MRS. ANN McGOW AN, Secretary 23 REV. CHARLES BARTLES SJ, Science MR. JOSEPH FALVO SM, French MR. MANUEL RIV AS, Spanish REV. FORTUNE FRENOY SM, Religion MR. RICHARD UTKE, German REV. JOSEPH CAFFREY SM, Religion MR. JUAN BENEDIT, Spanish 25 MR. DOUGLAS HAMLIN, English MRS. PAT McDOUGALD, Science 26 MR. JOHN McGREAHAM, English REV. CHARLES BROGLEY SM, English REV. RALPH OLEK SM, English MR. HENRY SNEAD, Science DR. THOMAS LONGFIELD, Science COL. ROBERT VANHOUTEN, Social Studies MR. SERGIO STADLER, Math f-£v MR. ANDREW MURRAY, Social Studies REV. THOMAS GILROY SM, Math REV. CHARLES PFAB SM, Social Studies MISS CHARLOTTE FAUSETT, Math MR KEN HAGERMAN, Social Studies MR. DAVID BORLAND, Math BRO. JOHN ULRICH SM, Social Studies 29 V i MR. DONALD DAY, Music MR. VIRGIL KNIGHT, Phys. Ed. 30 MR. GERALD QUEEN, Math MR. RICHARD KOCH, Math MR. DEAN HARGIS, Athletic Director DOT ROY MAULDIN, Cooks H.D. RUBY MAE GILSTRAP 31 STUDENTS Shannon Ambrose Bobby Beirne John Bell Tom Blair Bernie Boehnlein Eddie Brown Bricker Burns Carl Campbell Chris Carr Chip Cashin Tony Chisolm George Choyce Paul Clements Jay Clifford Richard Comeau Timothy Connolly Eddie Coons Michael Cowart Matt Crowe Norman Cruikshank Frank Daniell Mark Davis James Elrod Stephen Feibish 54 Chris Fight Buddy Fisch Robbie Hochman Jimmy Hunt Mike Jordan Mike Justice Howard Kalnrtz 35 Tommy Kay Jack Kimberly Mike Kingery George Kish Tom Knight Bill Lohr Patrick Martin Chris Mayer Bryant Maze Matt Merritt Paul Messer Anthony Mugnolo Henry Murphy Larry Newfield Barry Newson David Nickell Tom O ' Brien Dan O ' Connor Jeff Ogletree 36 David O ' Haren Craig Pendrys Steve Piper Michael Reynolds Mike Roach Joe Roche Tom Ryden Ted Schweers Marty Slone Robert Stebbins Joel Suttles Jon Uhlir Mamie Ward Jimmy Weir Tim White John Williams Wilburn Willingham Brad Wilson Jimmy Wright Danny Yntema 37 Brandt Barton David Billings Phillip Blankenship Jim Brewster Bill Brown Gregg Bruce Luis Caceres Brad Carney Scott Carpenter Tim Carroll George Cate Gordon Clement Hayes Clement Dave Clements Jay Cockrum Kevin Coleman Lee Creecy Dave Croft J8 Tim Dalrymple Mike Daniel Tom Davidson Rob Davis Thomas Delia John Dyer Philip Ebinger Lamar Ellis Steve Endres Arthur Eyzaguirre Tad Fleming Johnny Foster Alan Gay Fernando Gomez Michael Gunn Hunter Hall Bob Hamlin Murray Hansen Greg Harris Tim Hayes Mike Healy 39 Matthew Humphreys Mike Imbornone Tommy Johnson Chris Jones Mike Jones Bill Jordan Kevin Kern Joe Klinger Joe Lacefield Mike Lachaussee Scott Lubowicki Jim Malkiewicz Bruce Maslia Scott Maxwell tti Brian Mays Denny McShane David Merritt Kent Mitchell Robbie Montgomery Tom Morris Fredrick Muller Ray Muradaz Todd Murphy Bob Myers Ramin Naffis Eddie O ' Brien Tom Okel Steve Orehoskey Chris Ozor Bradley Paul David Piper Mark Quinn Charles Rawson Jeff Rodgers Mark Rodgers Mike Roof Louis Salemy John Scott 41 James Sego Andrew Sessions Scott Simpson David Smither Jeff Smits Jon Staley Jon Starling David Steves Stan Stokes Dennis Sweeney Mike Thaxton David Thompson Charles Tiller John Todd Mike Twiner Jack Underwood Jean-Pierre Valin Chris Weller Howard Williams Tom Wingfield Kevin Winkler J.R. Wynne Tim Yandel Bill Yike 42 CLASS OF 79 Merritt Ambrose Anthony Ammerman Dwight Anderson Edward Arias Lex Askew Neil Avery Reed Barlirt Guerry Barton Mike Bauknecht Randy Berger Chris Billings Brian Blair Jay Blandford Andy Brack Marsh Brian Mike Brown Tony Brown Marty Byrne Billy Craver Jimmy Cochran Andy Collins Jon Cooley Paul Copeland Mike Croft 43 Rex Jackson Mark Jenkins 44 Paul Jenkins Alec Johansen Eric Joiner Chris Jones David Kesterton Rick Kimberly David Kirk Erik Kjeldsen Robby Lassiter Chip Levers Morty Levey Denny Liegerot Rick Lockwood Barry Major Mike Malires Greg Maskell Thomas McGlon Michael McMahon Hayes McMath Mike Merhvin Gerald Mirchell Mincy Moffett Lee Montague Garry Moon 45 Mark Mucci Rick Newfield Gary Newson David Nichols Terry O ' Haren Matthew Partain Tom Pay ton Rob Peace Fran Percarpio Richie Pfefer Brooks Pierce Jeff Powell Scott Riddle Jose Rodriguez Bill Rolland John Ryden Bob Sams Steve Schwartz Kurt Seifarth Gregg Sellers Steve Sermonet Bill Shaler Keaton Sheffield Mike Sherry 46 Todd Watkins Allen West Robbie White Scott Wiley Chris Williams Jay Williamson Charlie Worthen David Yandel 47 CLASS OF 78 William Beverly Richard Bondurant Chuck Bowling Jim Braden Matt Buffalo Todd Callaway Steve Campbell Philip Cannon Greg Chait Ricky Chandler Terry Chesser Pat Chkoreff (8 Ai£i Brian Coffsky Drew Commins Paul Couture David Cowart 4AHM fiiiiilti Paul Gonter John Graybill Robert Haggard Steven Hall Tim Haney Bob Harris William Hartrampf Randy Hayes Peter Hennessy Bart Hester Gary Heusel Ricky Hodges Leslie Holland Steve Holloman 49 Billy Howard Ken Howard Eric Huber Tim Humphreys Bill Huntley Manuel Insignares Terry Johnson Mike Kennedy Marvin Key Jeff Knighton Rich Lewis Gregg Litchfield Walter Long Tony Mannaert Keith Mason Steve Massingale Steve McElhannon Bobby McGowan Jim McKenzie 50 Jay Mitchell Daniel Mohan Wyatt Morrison Fred Motz John Murray Jim Myers Patrick Nagle John O ' Brien Jim Okel John O ' Neill Neal Osborn John O ' Sullivan Robert Schmidt Mike Schrufer Bill Scruggs Bryan Self Nelson Sexton Don Shaw Doug Sidwell Bill Simon Mike Sissine 52 Scotr Smith Terry Smith Greg Smits Robert Soderstrom Jim Staiti Vaughn Starling Mike Sullivan John Teltsch James Thomas John Thomas Randy Vaughn Dan Vick Alex Walker Dwight Walker John Walker Richard Wampler Lance Ware Carl Watry Jim Watson Kyle Webb Russ White Chris Wilson Jim Wilson John Wimberly David Worrell Briam Wrigley Keb Wyant Mark Zboran 53 Lary Aaron Stephen Ambrose Bentley Anderson Bill Andrews Neil Armstrong Jim Bankston CLASS OF 77 Art Chase Chip Clarke John Cochran Alan Collins Jim Comerfori Chris Conway Dan Co wart 54 Pat Crawford Gary Daughters Jeff Davidson David Derek Jeff Faas s Mike Foody Jim Gilbert Richard Goldsmith Julian Gomez Pat Gunning Reed Haggard Mike Harty John Helms Dick Henshaw George Heusel Hart Hooper Bruce Joyner Charles Kable Les Karatson Jim Kramer David Lindwall Mike Martin Steve May Paul Mayer 55 Chuck McCleskey Steve McKenna 56 Mike Schube Wes Shackelford Bennett Smith Tom Smith Clay Spears Mark Steves Tom Stokes David Trapani Eddie Unger Tony Valle Craig Walker Matt Walton Hal Watts Jimmy Wilson Rick Winn Gerry Yandel Curt Young Tim Zay 57 m 58 59 GREG ANDERSON KEITH ALBERT 60 GEORGE BICKLEY RICK BERTRAM 61 MIKE BROWN BILL BRUCE 62 GEORGE DAVIS 63 VIC DIVALENTINO RICK DOGGETT 64 PETE EBERSOLE KEVIN FLAGG LUKE FRESSELL FRANK FURBISH MIKE GARRITY 65 CHRIS GARVEY EDMOND GIBBONS CHARLEY GOMEZ ROB GIBSON 66 CHRIS HANAUER FRANK HASTY 67 MERLYN LACHAUSSEE 68 MERRIK LEVETAN 1 ' ' ■ ; .-a ' ROBERT LONG MARK M ALKIEWICZ MIKEMALKIEWICZ MARK MANGIONE 69 MARKMcCORD PAUL McMAHON JEFFREY MITCHELL BILLY MINOR MIKEMONAHAN i? ' •■-••• ■ f ' Sft- ' ' 1881 JOHNOCONNOR RICKY ORWIG TOM PLATFORD STEVE PORTER 73 3H3H3H STEVE RAMOS 74 JOHN SALADNA RICHARD SANDERS 75 DAVID SIKES TOM SIKORSKI 76 KEN STARLING DAVID STEVENS RAUL WAGNER LESLIE WATERS 78 JEFF WESEVICH CRAIG WATKINS DAVID WINKLER JEFF WHITE 79 OUTSTANDING SENIORS ■ p; t I MIKE MONAH AN CHARLES GOMEZ 80 GREG ANDERSON We, the class of 1976, voting on the basis of Leadership, Scholastic Ability, Athletic Ability, and Loyalty to the ideals of the school, present the Outstanding Seniors or our class. Congratulations from the class of 76. EDSCHRUFER 81 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING (L-R) Joe Reilly (Pari.), Ed Schrufer (V. Pres.). STANDING (L- Rj Gary Daughters, Steve Ambrose, Manny Anton, Tony Chisolm, Bill Har- trampf, Henry Murphy, Tom Stokes, Chris Weller, Chip Bensing, Richard Wampler, Todd Murphy, Jeff Wesevich. TOP ROW ((L-R) Neil Avery, Jeff Reilly, Ben Gibson, Mike Garrity, John O ' Connor, Richard Sanders, Tom Oxford. The largest, most active, and most important organization at Marist is the Student Council. Made up of five officers and one representative from every homeroom, the Student Council provides a form for student expression, and promotes harmoni- ous relations throughout the school. It improves school spirit and student morale, and assists in the management of various school funcitons. 84 .« , t « iHiiiu Everyone knows of the Student Council, but few realize what all it does to promote spirit, growth, and general welfare of the school. We, the staff, wish to recognize the Student Council in this separate section to highlight their many activities this past school year. SITTING (L-R) Bill Roche (Pres.), Jim Comerford (Treas.), Bentley An- derson (Seer.). 1ST ROW: Liegh Skaggs, Rick Newfield, Danny Tice, Robbie Hochman, Marc Alembik. 2ND ROW: Keith Mason, Mart Sakers, Rick Kimberly, Joe Roche, Tom Phares, Mike Schrufer. BACK ROW: Steve Ramos, Chris Clayton. (Not Pictured): Phillip Finocchio, David Smither, Kevin Kern, Alan Gay, Greg Anderson, John Sutter, Bill Heyser. 85 _r I I I! . I ! I 86 He ' s here at all hours, cleaning up, keeping things locked and unlocked, and generally being all that an athletic custodian should be. His name is Steve, and we, along with the Student Council would like to thank him for his dedication in a thankless job. Steve accepting Student Council check of appreciation. 87 INTRAMURALS HI ttOflS P j § 89 HOMECOMING 1975 90 91 DANCES 92 DANCES 93 94 TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK 95 jirnr im wamw tn fSZLl 1 97 CHALLENGE OF THE AGES 99 HKH iin urn mmmtmrmimtmltm m SCHOOL SPONSORED EVENTS THE MASK OF RED DEATH DIAMOND JUBILEE MASS 103 DIAMOND JUBILEE RECEPTION 104 OPEN HOUSE 75 105 THE NEWBERRY JAZZ ENSEMBLE 106 GROUND BREAKING m ste$ , J}i f ' I z ¥ )£ S 5 a il - V i Sfe F- ' pi , ' : i A ' lUst ,, i v -■ . r - j -- v ,4 MtfA V N i • . 5 :h 2|: i V f L - r 107 i % SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL The crowd communicates — excitement; the coaches — control; the team — precision and the teamwork — leading only one way. VARSITY RECORD 8-2 MARIST Opponent 30 North Springs 29 Roswell 19 Ridgeview 7 7 Riverwood 12 35 Gordon 34 14 Westminster 6 15 St. Pius X 25 20 Druid Hills 6 41 Stone Mt 7 16 Decatur Each victory depended upon the full effort of every man on the field. Timing, precision, and practice produced a sub-region championship team. But it was the extra effort when most needed that gained the team the extra yards to win. Managers (L-R) Bentley Anderson, Reed Peters, Richard Bondurant, Joel Newsom. nil w SlSAagic Wins tor Marisl SWEET REVENGE Marist Rips Spartans, 30-0 6. | By STEVE FIGUEROA Constitution Prep Editor When the Marist War Eagles take out revenge on an opponent, they don ' t fool around. Coach Dean Hargis ' team wanted to make up for last year ' s 7-6 loss at the hands of North Springs, and the War r - ' - ----- - — the back rushed for 149 yards on play in the opening period 19 carP ' ii - Jfifi t roo T he same was hilled « o tartlo times- J2- A Zf)t Atlanta ?gurnal Sat., Sept. 20, 1975 655 METRO AREA ROUNDUP every defens stymiei tack. The 218-pounder made downs avera --♦ackle until a leg more than ni lined him late in carry. riod. Big Mike Lor Marist Wins _- w c o W « as ■ 3 EX S. SJ a « 5 $ a. •— 2 S-Sw C Qj EXC TE I IENT: Marist Wins Game Of The Year. 35-3 By MIKE BENTLEY Sports Editor The football team at Marist has a lot to be thankful for this week. A lot to think about. Memories to savor for a lifetime. For, the Marist team of Dean Hargis won perhaps the game of the year in Georgia when Marist toppled previously unbeaten Gordon, 35-34, last week at Pan- thers ville Stadium. It was as if it was out of a story-book, with the characters olaved bv local wire. When you win with one second left, that ' s pretty much down to the wire. It was a game where you had to do everything right or you ' d be out of it, Hargis continued. I ' m just proud we did the things right that brought us back in the game and eventually gave us the opportunity to win. Hargis said some serious defensive adjustments at halftime enabled his team to climb its way back into the contest. A whole lot of things Walton one-yard run and two DeWeese, and cornerbacks p.m. at Marist. THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Sat., OCT. 11, 1975 WAR EAGLES ROLL ON Tough Marist Defense Stops Westminster, 14- Marist picked up two touch- attack at Grady Stadium scored touchdowns on downs in the second period Friday night, rolling over recoveries. Miller r; and the defense marie them firariv dl.fi uarHc =nH um ir 4-AA-N CHAMPIONS OFFENSIVE LINEMEN TOP ROW (L-R) Joe Reilly, Mark Bradley, Ed Schrufer, Rick Orwig, Chuck Knighton, Charles Gomez, Pat Crawford. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Bob McGowan, Jack O ' Brien, Jim Gilbert, Vic Divalentino, Mike Morris. OFFENSIVE WMk TOP ROW (L-R) Jeff Knighton, Jeff Rummel, Jim Wilson, Mat Walton, John McCleskey, Terry Smith, Chip Bensing. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Robert Haggard, Wit Anderson, Will Morrision, Vic Ortiz, Nelson Sexton, Rick Chandler. 114 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN TOP ROW (L-R) John Thomas, Pat Gunning, Art Chase, Phil Finocchio, Jeff Reilly, Gus Morris. BOTTOM ROW (L- R) Wyatt Morrison, David Worrell, Mark Parker, Ken Myers. DEFENSIVE BACKS TOP ROW (L-R) Tim OHaren, Kevin Schmidt, Greg Anderson, Bill Huntley, BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Richard Wampler, Terry Johnson, Billy Hartrampf, Lary Aaron. DEFENSIVE LINEBACKERS TOP ROW (L-R) Dean Deweese, Henry Aaron, John Graybill, Reed Haggard, Neil Armstrong, Drew Davidson. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Mike Foody, David Trapani, Lance Ware, Russell White, Gerry Romberg. K OO hen W Aqg 115 J.V. FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARISTY Marist Opponent 14 Roswell 6 8 Ridgeview 6 Riverwood 14 22 Westminster 6 Woodward 6 18 6 St. Pius X 7 North Springs 8 9TH GRADE Marist Opponent 2 Decatur 6 7 Lovett 6 14 Briarwood 6 Douglas Co. 28 7 St. Pius X 3 , 116 lis OBS 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL FRONT ROW (L-R) Marry Byrne, John Thomas, Doug Fraser, Mark Mucci, Brian Blair, Greg Maskell, Gary Newsom, Reed Barlitr, Mike Croft, Riley Smith, Tim Hartigan, JeffDodgson, David Kirk. BACK ROW (L-R) Coach Ken Hagerman, Chip Levers, Kelly Crow, Tommy Gibson, Matt Fressell, Bobby Fink, Steve Sermonet, Lee Summerlin, Jim Walker, Eddie Fortier, Paul Jenkins, Mike Shershin, Coach Henry Sneed. (Not Pictured) Mike Bauknecht, Alan West, Bobby Sams. BABY WAR EAGLES - ■ BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Bob Myers, Tim Yandel, Shannon Ambrose, David O ' Haren, Jim Malkiewicz, Steve Piper, Henry Murphy, Bill Yike, Chris Weller, Todd Murphy, Tom O ' Brien. MIDDLE ROW (L-R) Chris Ozor, Anthony Mugnolo, David Thompson, Tony Chisolm, Matt Hicks, Mike Cowart, Dave Croft, David Piper, Joe Roche, Kevin Coleman, Charles Rawson, Buddy Fisch, Kevin Kern. TOP ROW (L-R) Coach Chas Sydney, Arthur Eyzaguirre, Jeff Smits, Tom Davidson, Jeff Rogers, Denny McShane, Mike Roof, Tom Morris, David Smither, Mike Twiner, Greg Appleton, Mike Gunn, Coach Richard Koch. BABY WAR EAGLES Marist Opponent Wills 3 Sprayberry Wheeler 41 Lovett Campbell 28 14 18 Westminster 22 30 Floyd 12 16 Floyd r 118 CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW (L-R) Bob Quattrocchi, Tom Platford, Leslie Waters, Coach Manuel Rivas. TOP ROW (L-R) Dwight Anderson, Sean Ambrose, Gerald Mitchell, Mike Paine, Graig Walker, David Lindwall, Jim McCleskey, Greg Smits, Mark Jenkins, Richie Reynolds, David Derk, Alec Johanson. 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Lary Aaron, Tom Smith, Rick Stevens, Coach Ron Bell, Rick Nellis, Julian Gomez, Steve Ambrose, TOP ROW (L-R) Dave Mur- dock, Steve Ramos, Marvin Key, Richard Sanders, Steve Holloman, Mike Malkiewicz, Keith Albert, Henry Aaron. MA«lj T S 9 r f s J A new coach and a new strategy directs fourteen men in fast paced action this year. Each player has learned to outmaneuver the oppostion on a man to man basis. However, one man cannot score alone. Every man is a part of a close knit team, and they have been taught, as a team, to move the ball around, above, and through for the score. ' . 8th GRADE J MariSt OpponentJJ 37 Crestwood 32 i 23 North Springs ,._ f . 33 D atur ' fi ™8| 28 WHtB North Springs 29l 39 Lovett m 27 Westminster m 44 Mt. Vernon 12| 24 Decatur 661 31 Lovett 45 35 St. Jude 43 Crestwood j||j 24 Westminster 57 ' - ' 38 Woodward 47 - 38 Woodward 31 123 J.V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Bart Hester, Coach Ed Letts, Jimmy Sanders. TOP ROW (L-R) Rick Purser, Tom Barrows, Jeff Knighton, Jim Ryden, Gordon Azar, Kevin Schmidt, Jim Staiti, Luca Gianturco, Mike Sullivan, Terry Johnson, Gerry Romberg, Nelson Sexton. 124 125 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Richard Pfeffer, Rick Lockwood, Todd Watkins, Chris Williams, Gregg Maskell, Doug Sloter, Rick Kimberly. TOP ROW (L-R) Coach Chas. Sydney, John Ryden, Tom Gibson, Eddie Fortier, Steve Sermonet, Lee Montague, Robbie White, Chris Billings, Bobby Fink. 126 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Tim Dalrymple, Matt Humphreys, Coach Richard Koch, Bradley Paul, Mike Imbornone. TOP ROW (L-R) Chris Hearn, Mike Gunn, Greg Appleton, Mike Roof, David Merritt, Hayes Clement, John Scott, Scott Carpenter, Greg Harris, David Billings 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL y ;WftA BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Paul Messer, Chip Cashin, Ted Schweers, John Bell, Chris Carr, Bobby Beirne. TOP ROW (L-R) Coach Tom Mattingly Robb.« Hochman, Richard Comeau, Joe Roche, Bernie Boehnlein, Tom Jones, Win Willingham. 130 %1 if. w m IS30I «i |? • B f 2 ■ 131 VARSITY SOCCER BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Tom Griffin, Jim Watson, David Sikes, Dick Henshaw, R.ck Bertram, Jeff Mitchell, Leslie Waters, Alan Pryor, Tony Halligan. TOP ROW (L-R) Manager Carl Watry, Pat Penny, Merlyn Lachaussee, Tim Jett, Pete Ebersol, Paul Wagner, Luke Fressell, Richard Goldsmith, Chris Nowak, Vic Divalentino, Coach Doug Hamlin. 132 The game is football to most of the world and Coach Hamlin. This game, played in the cold, is one of intense concentration and constant motion. A player uses every part of his body to achieve accuracy and play with total controL 133 It is a team sport in every sense, where the entire team can depend on one player or one player can depend on the entire team. And when the team has set that single player up for one shot at goal, the point scored is through team effort. 134 Marist H Opponent Cap Ridgeview ' : ' ---} : ' %. liiy ' f Lovetc 2 i 4 Riverwood 4 M.D.Collins 6 Carrol ton Westminister 3 2 ft 4 % r St. Pius Decatur 2 7 5 Brookstone 1 Woodward 5 pjp Hfe ' : 135 J.V. SOCCER 4 - - ■ IT:- . ' 1 ' ■ ' ' -, ' ; - , - ' J ' £ ' ' ••.; ' -.: ' ' . ' -V ' -. i, L ' r. ' ' ' . ' A ' ;? , ' , ' ' ... ,- !i ' i ' J TOP ROW ( L-R; Jon Ozor, Erie Huber, Charles Elrod, Cris Wilson, Bruce Joyner, Bruce Campbell, Tod Calloway, Leslie Holland, Doug Sidwell, Coach Sergio Stadler. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Mike Rummel, Jim Russ, Dale Eichberg, Hart Hooper, Jim Myers, Bobby McGowan, David Derk, David Quinn, Allen Reich. 136 9TH GRADE SOCCER BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Chris Sikorski, David Yandel, Paul Davis, Mike McMahon, Henry Foote, Marty Byrne, Mike Sherry, Javier Gomez, Phil Vogel, Mike Methuin. TOP ROW (1-R) Guerry Barton, Bob Sans, Mike Bauknecht, Ed Arias, Roger Tienken, Paul Jenkins, Wylie Ewing, Mincy Moffett, David Nichols, Denny Leigerot, Coach Joseph Falvo, S.M. iS vfofl? 137 7TH 8TH GRADE SOCCER BOTTOM ROW ( L-Rj Mark Quinn, Tom Okel, Lee Creecy, David Piper, BUI Lohr, Andrew Sessions, George Care, Tom Knighr, Larry Newfield. MIDDLE ROW (L-R) Jay Cockrum, Denny McShane, Jack Underwood, Tad Fleming, Jim Brewsrer, Danny Yntema, Bill Brown, Sreve Feibish, Brian Carney, Bard Wilson. TOP ROW (L-R) Manager Mark Davis, Mike Lachaussee, John Dyer, Chris Weller, Jim Jenkins, Chris Ozor, Jon Starling, Manager Steve Orehosky, Coach Thomas Longfield. (Not Pictured): Joel Suttles. 138 139 2ND IN STATE c BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Frank Furbish, Tim Hebberger, John Teltsch, Mike Brown, Rick Wampler, Bob Harris. TOP ROW (L-R) Phil Finnochio, Rick Doggett, Kelly Crow, Rick Orwig, Dean Deweese, Clay Silkiner, Coach Bud Murray. 140 In the beginning of every match, there is a certain tenseness felt by both crowd and wrestlers. What ensues is a one-to- one contest of skill, agility and strength. But in the end, it is pride that makes the difference, and the Marist Grapplers have much to be proud of: a 10-2 record, Area 3 Champions, 2nd in Metro- Atlanta Tournament, 2nd in State, and a coach voted Coach of the Year. WSfeWlW-J SSBKSP. 141 £ A 0k 142 STATE AA WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Frank Furbish — Third in State Rick Orwig — Third in State 143 J.V. WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW (L-R) David Kesterton, Peter Hennessey, John Quinn, Riley Smith, Gregg Sellers, Paul Copeland. MIDDLE ROW (L-R) Paul Gonter, Dan Moriarity, Mike Payne, Sky Foulkes, Richie Reynolds, Bill y Howard, Reed Peters. TOP ROW (L-R) Mike Robinson, Matt Fressell, Greg Smits, Terry Smith, Chip Levers, Chip Bensing. % 9 I -M •• i S fclMt. . 144 7TH 8TH GRADE WRESTLING KNEELING (L-R) Matt Ctow, Henry Murphy, Barry Newsom, Stanley Herndon. STANDING (L-R) Coach Chadwick, Dave Croft, Mike Cowart, Tim Hayes, Tom Delia, David O ' Haren, Howard Williams, Mark Rogers, David Smither, Todd Murphy, Bobby Myers, Steve Piper, Kevin Kern. 145 SWIMMING TOP ROW (L-R) Mr. David Borland, Paul Quinn, Reed Haggard, Steve McKenna, Neil Osborn, Allen Browning, Kurt Seifarth, David Steves BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Morty Levey, Mark Steves, Corky Gibbons, Tom Blair. 146 147 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS KEY CLUB BOTTOM ROW (L-R) John O ' Connor, Mike Garrity, Bruce Campbell, Alan Pryor. 2ND ROW: Jim Cmerford, Mike Morris, Richard Goldsmith, Alan Collins. 3RD ROW: David Lindwall, Jimmy Sanders, Jeff Faass, Bill Nicholson, Mike Sullivan, Mike McShane. TOP ROW: Tim Jett, Corky Gibbons, Tony Halligan, Richard Sanders. (Not Pictured): Jim Russ, Mike Brown, Don Frey, Dale Eichberg, Bill Hartrampf, Mike Robinson, Tom Stokes, Doug Simms. Affiliated with the Kiwanas Club of America, the Key Club is a community service organization for high school students. This year the Key Club distributed Thanksgiving dinners to underprivileged and collected canned goods for Christmas baskets for the needy of Atlanta 150 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization of upper classmen, elected by the faculty, who excel in the areas of Scholarship, Character, Service, and Leadership. The goal of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students. Its members offer tutorial service for students having academic difficulty. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Mike Oxford, Charles Gomez, Mike Monohan, Jeff Aaron. 2ND ROW: Paul McMahon, Frank Furbish, Tony Halligan, Will Morrison, Matt Sakers, Mark Steves, Fr. Fortune Frenoy (Moderator). 3RD ROW: John O ' Connor, Chtis Clayton, Leslie Waters, Craig Waker, Jim Comerford, Mark Dennett, Mike Garrity. 4TH ROW: Bill Roche, Jeff Rummel, Jimmy Wilson, Tom Platford, John Sutter, Kent Starling, Jeff Wesevich. 5TH ROW: Joe Reilly, Ed Schrufer, Mark Bradley, Brian Murray, John Nicholson. 6TH ROW: Richard Sanders, Merlyn Lachaussee, Jeff Reilly, Tim Jett. (Not Pictured) Chris Hanauer 151 MARIST CONCERT BAND (L-R) Tony Smith, Tony Chisolm, Mark Jenkins, Jimmy Cochran, Tom Okel, Jack Underwood, Kevin Winkler, Chuck Henry, Eric Kjeldsen, John Har- rison, John Foster, Bruce Campbell, Mr. Donald Day (Director), Craig Walker, Terry Smith, Norman Cruickshank, Tom O ' Brien, Andy Brack, Mike Mas- simi, Louis Salemy, Fred Motz, Jim Okel, Arthur Eyzaguirre, Tony Ammerman, Paul Jenkins. Directed by Mr. Donald Day, the band is a constantly growing asset to Marist. These young men have given their talent to make this year ' s Marist band achieve a better quality than any previous year. Highlighting the band ' s many activities this year were their outstanding performances at Homecoming and their inspirational Christmas concerts at the Marist chapel and Perimeter Mall. 153 BLUE AND GOLD BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Gary Daughters (Editor), Matt Sakers, Randy Berger, Gary Moon, Dan Mohan, David Derk. TOP ROW (L-R) Charles Gomez, David Murdock, Doug Hollandsworth, Mark Parker, Bill Simon, Allen Browning, Mr. John McGreaham (Moderator), Andy Sacks. (Not pictured): Bentley Anderson, Mike Monohan, Mike Oxford, Rick Newfield. Published weekly, our school newspaper brings us interesting interviews, various reviews, and updated news of our school and community. The Blue And Gold teaches the student in methods of layout, objectivity in reporting, and responsibility. ors . lin} . Contest Q I 3 CO ' JS t ?•■ ai :L 3 •—  J t5 ! £ 5 a. o ® a. -£ 1 — ' 3 a a 1 154 RAPIER (L-R) Merrik Levetan, Jody Bell, Bill Simon, Bill Roche (Editor), John McGreaham (Moderator), John O ' Connor, Matt Sakers. (Not Pictured): Allen Browning ■ .- A The Rapier is our literary magazine published annually. Working on the staff, students learn how to write and edit creative short stories and poems, and learn how to set effective magazine layout. IRffi0® 155 COLOR GUARD (L-R) Doug Sidwell, Mark Jenkins, Tom Stokes, Tom Payton, Randy Vailghn, Bill Nicholson, Manuel Insignares, Dan Vick. 156 The Marist Color Guard has many functions. Besides presenting the colors at home football games, providing a sabre guard for the Homecoming Court, and helping with school events, the Color Guard represents the school around the city. A few of the events which the 1975- 76 Color Guard participated were the Rosary Rally, the Sandy Spring ' s Bi-cen- tennial Parade, and two Fourth of July parades. SCIENCE CLUB (L-R) Steve May, Bill Simon, John Frenzel, Tom Harvey, Mike Martin.Andrew Sessions, Robert Sodestrom, Patrick Martin, Mr. Joseph Choquette (Moderator). The Science Club is dedicated to stimulate interest in the various branches of science. This stimulation is reached through discussions, field trips, and a variety of speakers. 157 MODELS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: (L-R) Kevin Winkler, Robert Stebbins, Doug Altrock, Gordon Clement, Danny Yntema, Tom Jordan. TOP ROW (L-R) Rex Jackson, Tom Morris, James Sego, David Piper, Eric Joiner, Kent Mitchell, Jon Staley, Chuck Henry. The Models Club gives students an opportunity to share their knowledge and to learn more about the hobby of model-building. The club sponsors an annual Model building contest for the entire school. C.B. RADIO CLUB Robert Montgomery, J.R. Wynne, Louis Caceres, David Smither, Jim Malkiewicz, Rev. Oswald Ramm, S.M., David Ozor, Kevin Coleman Dennis Sweeney Moderated by Rev. Oswald Ramm, S.M., the C.B. Radio Club enables students to learn the rules of broadcasting, to operate a C.B. Radio, and to use close circuit T.V. 159 DRAMA CLUB (L-R) Chuck McCleskey, Tom Stokes, Bill Roche, Jeff Wesevich, Mike Schube, Matt Sakers, Dennis Sweeney. (Not Pictured) Mike Garrity, Tony Valle, Jody Bell, Allen Browning Promoting and stimulating the student with an ap- preciation and working knowledge of the contem- porary theatre, the Drama Club produced two plays this year, a one act play in the winter quarter and its annual production in the Spring. 160 HIKING CLUB BOTTOM ROW (L-R) John Cowart, Dan Vick. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Vaughn, David Kirk, Doug Sid- well, Drew Commins, Bill Shivers. TOP ROW: Pat Nagle, Mr. Bruce Hoff (Moderator), Rod Tienken, Charles Kable, Charles Elrod, Kent Starling, John Saladna, Brian Ragen. (Not Pictured): Bill Bryan, Tim Zay, Eric Huber, Les Karatson. By means of a series of hikes spaced throughout the year, the Hiking Club develops its members ' abilities in the area of leadership, citizenship, and responsibility to one another. The hikes which take place in the forests of Georgia and the Carolinas also enable the members to establish an appreciation for and relate to the environment around them. The Hiking Club also demonstrated the technique of repelling during Open House. 161 ICE HOCKEY CLUB FRONT ROW (L-R) Bill Shivers, Wylie Ewing, Keb Wyant, Kevin Kern. BACK ROW (L-R) Gary Heusel, Tim Zay, Tim Humphreys, Jack O ' Brien, Tim OHaren, Coach Charles Bartles, S.J., Randy Hayes, Jim Bankston, Rob Haggard. The Ice Hockey Club meets every week at Centre Ice to challenge other Atlanta school teams. Practicing once or twice a week under the direction of Coach Charles Bartles, the Ice Eagles were one of the hottest teams on ice. Look out Flames! 162 PHOTO CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Sergio Stadler, the PhotO (L-R) Mark Parker, Mike Kingery, Mike LaChaussee, George Kish, Mr. Sergio Stadler Club enables students to learn the basic photographic (Moderator), Richard Lews, procedures in taking creative pictures as well as using the darkroom. 163 MARIST 1975-76 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Lisa Oxford — (Co-Captain) • Missie Roche — (Co-Captai Lee Barlitt Liz Brown Berta Gomez Meg Nelson Jean Plummer Patti Schmidt Barbie Stevens Lori Trodnack Mimi Roche (Masc JR. VARSITY Lisa Bradford (Co-Captain) Sandy Wetstone (Co-Captain) Peg Betsch Tin Claset Ce Ce Reinkemeyer Karen Workoskwi 9TH GRADE Allison France (Co-Captain) Karen Stevens (Co ' -Capt jn) Delane Eades Cheryle Oxford Georgette Roney Leah Rosekrans Carrie Sermonet Patti Tusa Tara Stevens (mascot) -fc.- - 7TH 8TH GRADE Katrice Howell.(Co-Captain) Shelle Lyda (Co-Captain) Carrie Bartalacci Sally Bradshaw n • - Elizabeth Fink Sandy Griffin Therese Halligan Laura Hartigan Kelly Howard Anne O ' Haren Katie ReilTy Emily Simms Teri Simmons Nancy Wilson fftTOh .1 1 1 e-r- 164 r 1 5 -i - 4 - t-it 4 1 - wufT M i__ j % M - : 3 1 1 % W m 7: t ; if M W V I jL.l_ 3 . L 165 GUIDON TOP ROW (L-R): Bill Nicholson, Don Frey, Steve Endres, Larry Newfield, Mark Mangione, Jay Cochrum, Kent Starling, Tom Stokes. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Rick Newfield, Merrik Levetan, Neil Avery, Mark McCord, Bob Barr, Tom Payton. KENT STARLING — PHOTO EDITOR DON FREY — EDITOR IN CHIEF REV. RALPH OLEK, S.M. MODERATOR 166 TOM STOKES — BUSINESS MANAGER MARK McCORD, MERRIK LEVETAN — COPY EDITORS CLASS EDITORS TOM PAYTON — ASST BUSINESS MNGR GREGG LITCHFIELD — ACTIVITIES EDITOR ■ III — — ■— RICK NEWFIELD, BOB BARR— SPORTS EDITORS 167 ADVERTISEMENTS The Guidon staff appreciates those people, companies, and organizations who have purchased advertisements in this year ' s Guidon, with our very special thanks to Tiffany Company for the color cover photo. HOMEROOM 217 SOUTHEAST PRECAST ° CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS 4478 GREER CIRCLE • P.O. BOX 447 • 938-6556 • TUCKER, GEORGIA 30084 YOU ' RE IMPORTANT TO US! I HENNESSY CADILLAC V 3040 PIEDMONT (BUCKHEAD) PHONE: 261-5700 172 It ' s the real thing. 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Church of the Holy Cross Marist Fathers Atlanta, Georgia of St. Louis Church St. Paul, Minnesota Marist Fathers of Holy Name of Mary Church Marist Community New Orleans, Louisiana of St. William ' s Church St. Simons Island 188 Mr. Mrs. William J. Roche Barwick Pharmacy Inc. Harry Eve Knight Mr. Mrs. Edward Schweers Dr. Robert W.Burns Mr. Mrs. Robert Barr Mr. Mrs. James Jones Mr. Mrs. Elliott Brack Mr. Mrs. Earl F. Daniell James and Barbara McCord Harold Ernestine Vogel Mr. Mrs. Daniel J.O ' Connor Jr. Ltc. Mrs. G. A Soderstrom Fran George Kish Mr. Mrs. W.T. Jordan Jr. The H.S. Ramos Family Mr. Mrs. Conrad V. Wynne Mr. Mrs. Eugene L. Frey The Guerry Barton Family Mr. Mrs. George H. Tienken Dr. Mrs. Gordon Azar Mr. Mrs. E.C. Ebinger RA Muradaz Family Paul Louise Copeland Mr. Mrs. J. Donald Bell Mr. Mrs. DR. Ryden Mr. Mrs. John H. Nicholson Mr. Mrs. Donald Payton The Walker Family — John 78, Jim 79 Mr. Mrs. James T. Harvey Dr. Mrs. Benjamin B. Okel Glenda Tom Stokes Mr. Mrs. Richard T. Goldsmith Tom Maura Byrne Howard Fran McMahon Mr. Mrs. Edwin H. Ewing Bob Janet Anderson Mr. Mrs. E. Bensing Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Jordan Mrs. Marvin E. Key Mr. Mrs. J. Ross Hanahan Betty Alex Smith Mr. Mrs. Leonard Berger The Montagues Mr. Mrs. J.R Coleman Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Fight Mr. Mrs. James W. Gay Mr. Mrs. James W. Wilson Dr. Mrs.CW.Frenzel Mr. Mrs. Don Clayton Mr. Mrs. Tom Harpring Mr. Mrs. Bernard M. Boehnlein Mr. Mrs. F.W. Hanauer Barbara Fred Johansen Edmond Lillian Gibbons Mr. Mrs. Warren L. Nickell Irene, Mel and Chip Levers James and Ann Crow Mr. Mrs. Charles K Seifarth Mr. Mrs. Richard Newfield Homeroom 205 Mr. Mrs. Richard Lockwood Joanne Paul Davis Peggy and Bud Simpson Dr. Mrs. William Eyzaguirre Mrs. Hilda Penny Davis Jay JefTBlandford Mr. Mrs. J. Robert Carpenter Mr. Mrs. Terrence L. Hartigan Robert Carolyn Hochman Mr. Mrs. G. Massimi Mrs. Betty Haverty Smith Edward N. Blair Family David Mary Maskell Jean Calvin Carroll Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Kern Compliments of a Friend Mr. Mrs. Joe M. Lacefield Kinsland ' s Florist Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Murphy Luke Mimi Barnes Leonard Roslyn Levey Don Delores Myers Mr. Mrs. James Pierce 189 Pf-a-tagm 190 CONCLUSION mHHHHM There are three elements basic to a full life: fond memories of the past, good friends in the present and many hopes for the future. It is these three aspects of Marist to which we dedicate this book: the history it has given us, the friends we gain in its halls and the hopes it gives us for the future. . --- — - •■ ■ 192 l--u ■i ' m ' ' ' ' y ' ■ ' • ' J- ' : I !: II Li 1 193 194 As the year draws to a close, each student prepares to leave Marist behind him Some just for the summer, others for indefinite periods of time. Each student takes with him something different, more than facts; he takes experiences, friendships and knowledge. In concluding this book, we the Guidon staff, would like to salute the people and events of Marist over this past year. 195 196 197 198 (•HPflW °, 1tk m , - 199 SENIOR INDEX AARON, HENRY: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Science Club 12. AARON, JEFFREY: National Honor Society 12; National Merit Finalist 12. ADAMS, ED ALBERT, KEITH: Baseball 9,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 10,11,12. ANDERSON, GREG: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,11,12; Baseball 10, Student Council 9,12; Wrestling 10; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12; Class Vice President 9,10. ANDERSON, WITSELL: Basketball 10,11; Track 11,12; Football 11,12. APPLETON, STAN: Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Baseball 11,12. BELL, BARNEY: Football 9,10; Track 9,10; Folk Group 10. BERTRAM, RICK: Soccer 10,11,12. BICKLEY, GEORGE: Tennis 9, Hiking Club 10,1 1, Karate Club, 10, Key Club 1 1; Student Council 1 1. BOWLING, MITCHELL: Language Club 9; Debating Club 12. BRADFORD, JOE: Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Basketball 9,10. BROWN, FRED: Blue Gold 9, Cross Country 10,11; Soccer 11,12. BROWN, MIKE: Wrestling 10,11,12; Conflict Simulation Club 10; Ice Hockey Club 1 1; Key Club 12. BRUCE, BILL BRYAN, BILL: Hiking Club 10,11,12. CLAYTON, CHRIS; Tennis 9,10,11; Student Council 9,11,12; Football 10; Soccer 10,11; Class Secretary 10; Class Treasurer 11; National Honor Society 12. 200 CURLEY, CHRIS: Track 10; Football 1 1; Civil Air Patrol 10,1 1. DAVIDSON, DREW: Football 9,11,12; Ice Hockey Club 1 1. DAVIS, GEORGE: Football 9; Track 9. DEAN, BILL: Wrestling 9, Debate Club 12. DENNETT, MARK: Conflict Simulation Club 10,11; Science Club 10,11; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 12; National Merit Finalist. DEWEESE, DEAN: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10; Wrestling 10, Class Vice President 12. DIVALENTINO, VICTOR: Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10. DOGGETT, RICK: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10. EBERSOLE, PETE: Soccer 10,11,12. FLAGG, KEVIN FRESSELL, LUKE: Football 9; Baseball 9; Student Council 9,10,11; Soccer 10,11,12. FURBISH, FRANK: Wrestling 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12. GARRITY, MIKE: Football 9, Soccer 9; Golf 9; Karate Club 10; Key Club 1 1,12. Drama Club 1 1; Student Council 12, National Honor Society 12. GARVEY, CHRIS: Ice Hockey Club 1 1; Blue Gold 12. GIBBONS, EDMOND: Swimming 9,10,11,12; Track 11,12; Key Club 12; Science Club 12. GIBSON, ROB: Golf 9,10,11. GOMEZ, CHARLEY: Football 9,11,12-, Blue Gold 9,10, (Editor) 11 12; Cross Country 10; Track 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Governor ' s Honor Program (English) 11; National Merit Finalist 12. GRIFFIN, TOM: Track 9, Soccer 10,12. HALLIGAN, TONY: Football 9; Basketball 9; Soccer 10,11,12; Student Council 10, 12; Cross Country 11; National Honor Society 1 1,12; Key Club 12. HANAHAN, ALLEN: Golf 1 1. HANAUER, CHRIS: Conflict Simulation Club 10,11; Yearbook 11; National Honor Society 12. HASTY, FRANK: Wrestling 10; Ice Hockey Club 10,1 1. HEYSER, BILL: Ice Hockey Club 1 1, 12; Spiriteer 1 1; Student Council 12. HOLLANDSWORTH, JAMES: Basketball 9,10,1 1; Student Council 9, Blue Gold 12, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12. JETT, TIM: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9; Class Treasurer 10; Football 11; Key Club 11,12; Yearbook 11,12; National Honor Society 12. KNIGHTON, CHUCK: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Student Council 9; Class President 12. LACHAUSSEE, MERLYN: Soccer 11,12; Yearbook 11; National Honor Soci- ety 11,12. LEVETAN, MERRIK: Yearbook 10,11,12; Rapier 12. LONG, ROBERT: Football Manager 9; Basketball Manager 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 10; Class Secretary 12. MALKIEWICZ, MARK: Football 12, Soccer 12. MALKIEWICZ, MIKE: Football 12; Basketball 12. MANGIONE, MARK: Language Club 9; Soccer 9; Bicycle Club 9; Folk Group 9,10; Key Club 11; Yearbook 11,12. MATTHEWS, ERNEST MAYS, KIERAN: Soccer 9, Photo Club 9; Ski Club 1 1. MCCLESKEY, JOHN: Football 9,10,11,12. MCCORD, MARK: Tennis 10; Swimming 10,11,12; Blue Gold 11; Year- book 12. MCMAHON, PAUL: Soccer 9,10; Baseball 11; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 12. MESLER, MARK: Football 9, Soccer 9; Color Guard 9,10. MINOR, BILLY: Football 9,10; Science Club 10. MITCHELL, JEFFREY: Basketball 10; Track 10,11; Soccer 12. MONAHAN, MIKE: Tennis 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11; Class President 1 1; National Honor Society 11,12; Blue Gold 12. MURDOCK, DAVID: Basketball 9,10,1 1,12; Blue Gold 12; Class Vice Pres- ident 11. MURRAY, BRIAN: Football 9,1 1,12; National Honor Society 12. NELLIS, RICHARD: Football 9; Baseball 9,10,11; Basketball 10,11,12. NICHOLSON, JOHN: National Honor Society 12, Key Club 12; Debate Club 12. OCONNOR, JOHN: Wrestling: 9,10,11; Tennis 10,11; Key Club 11, (Pres- ident) 12; Yearbook 11, Science Club 11,12; Rapier 11,12; Student Council 201 ■ ft A fV i 11,12. Ski Club 11. National Honor Society 12. ORWIG, RICKY: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12. OXFORD, MIKE: Student Council 11,12; Folk Group 9; Class Secretary 11, Blue Gold 12; National Honor Society 12. PARKER, MARK: Color Guard 9,10,11; Yearbook 9; Football 10,12; Blue Gold 11,12; Photo Club 12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12. PENNY, PAT: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 12. PLATFORD, TOM: Track 11,12; Wrestling 11; Swimming 10,12; Cross Country 12; National Honor Society 12. PORTER, STEVE: Football 9,10; Track 9,10,11,12. QUATTROCCHI, ROBERT: Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12. RAGEN, BRIAN: Hiking Club 10,11,12; Student Council 11. RAMOS, STEVE: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Rafting Club 10; Ski Club 11; Student Council 12. REESE, JOHN REILLY, JOE: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Student Council 12; Year- book 9,10; National Honor Society 12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12; Rapier 12. ROCHE, BILL: Basketball 9,10; Class President 9; Class Medal 9,10,11; Rapier 10,11,12; Football 10; Blue Gold 10,11; Student Council 10,11, (President) 12; National Honor Society 11,12; National Merit Finalist; Track 12; Telluride Scholarship Semi Finalist 11; Drama Club 12; Track 12. SAKERS, MATT: National Honor Society 12, Blue Gold 12; Student Council 12. SALADNA, JOHN: Golf 1 1, Hiking Club 1 1,12. SANDERS, RICHARD: Football 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10,11,12; Key Club 12; National Honor Society 12. SAUNDERS, STEWART SCHRUFER, ED: Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Key Club 10; Student Council 12; Fellows hip of Christian Athletes 11,12. SCOTT, MICHAEL: Track 1 1. SIKES, DAVID: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9,11,12; Band 9, Karate Club 10. SIKORSKI, TOM: Student Council 9; Cross Country 1 1. SIMMS, DOUG: Football 9; Tennis 9,10; Soccer 9,10,11; Chess Club 9; Year- book 9; Key Club 10,12; Student Council 1 1; Conflict Simulation Club 1 1,12. SMITH, RICK SMITH TONY: Football 9; Wrestling 9,10,1 1,12; Band 12. STARLING, KEN: Soccer 9; Color Guard 9,10; Track 10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Hiking Club 12; Blue Gold 12. STEVENS, DAVID STEVENS, RICK: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11,12. SUTTER, JOHN: Football 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Drama Club 10; Student Council 12; National Merit Finalist, Dekalb Star Student; Dekalb Bi- centennial Senior. TIENKEN, ROD: Soccer 9; Chess Club 9; Color Guard 9,10,11; Track 10; Hiking Club 10,11,12; Football 11. WAGNER, PAUL: Wrestling 10, Football 10; Soccer 12. WATERS, LESLIE: Tennis 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Karate Club 10; Cross Country 11,12; National Honor Society 12. W ATKINS, CRAIG: Baseball 9,10,11,12. WESEVICH, JEFF: Conflict Simulation Club 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Spiriteer 11,12; National Merit Finalist. WHITE, JEFF: Debate Club 12. WINKLER, DAVID: Soccer 10,11. 203 Production Notes: Editor: Don Frey Advisor: Rev. Ralph Olek, S.M. Publisher: Hunter Publishing Co. Representative: Bill Wolfe Photographers: Professional Photographer: Joe Samples Staff Photographers: Ken Starling Rev. Ralph Olek, S.M. Tim Jett Mark Parker Cover Photo: Tiffany Co. (of New York) Paper Stock: Saxony Type Style: Garamond A very special thanks to Joe Samples whose never-ending patience in many a demanding and last minute request helped to make this book possible. Also to Chris Garvey, a special thanks for capturing that memorable photograph on pg. 1 15 of the Mari st Gordan game. 204 IM HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY Cir U. oJUCA