Mater Dei High School - Theotokos Yearbook (New Monmouth, NJ)

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Club Moderator Mr. Daniel Rapolla with officers Donna Lee, Michelle Lipari, and john Meyer. Chuck McNab shows how it's done as Ed Flynn, Bill Griffin, Terry Dugan, Rod Halpert and Pat Griffin watch. Gathering around scorekeepers Kathy Yager and Maureen Hendricks are Mike Golding, Kathy Moran, Leslie Smith, Linda Hohenstein, Dennis Quinn, Debbie Fuhro, Beth Toomey, and jo Perry. Trying to determine the team order are Tami Kowalczyk, Kathy Keating, Joanne Wilcox, john Meyer, Fred Reiser and John Kerrigan. Ready to take a practice shot are Donna Staufenberg, joan Tankovitch, Mark Maund, Laurie Cisek and john Barnes. 6000.1-'f UM The Bowling Club, one of the most active, was last year's recipient of the Club of the Year award. Highlighting the year's agenda is the Annual Tournament and Banquet held June 4, 1976 at the Cobblestones, Middletown. Six strikes coming up . . . Harry Huber, Henry Glindmeyer, Michelle Lipari, Tom Lee, Joe Disiata and Donna Lee. Pro Rapollau gives a few tips to Debbie Shields, Karen Morse, Maureen Moran and john Barnes. Page 73

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Debators Kevin Slattery and john Sheppard discuss this year's National Debate topic on The Forensic Club is an organization whose goal is excellence in public speaking. This chapter is a member of the National Forensic League, NJ. Forensic League and the Trenton Catholic League. Among the tournaments entered this year were the 1 Long Branch Speech Arts Festival, NJ. Forum, NJ. District Speaking and Debate, Marlboro H.S. Annual Festival, Seton Hall University Varsity Debate Contest, and the Monmouth College Model UN. One member was honored this year by the National League John Sheppard. He was awarded The Degree of Distinction - the highest award granted. We are doubly proud of John for his acceptance at the United States Military Academy at West Point. ' - g world resources with moderator Miss Judith McKay. Qnot pictured, Shawn Carrollj 0 r 6 N L 4 2 l Eicerrtermwtl Q 942126 The Bicentennial Youth Debates were sponsored by the National Bicentennial Commission in Washington D.C. The format used was the Lincoln-Douglas style and the topics were historical in nature. Coached by Miss McKay, Shawn Carroll represented Mater Dei and received first place in the District Competition and fifth in the Sectional. Shawn also received second place in the Knights of Pythius Speech Tournament which used bicentennial themes. Shawn Carroll Therese Keeley, Tim Mulhern, Maureen Colman, Marian Maloney and Chris Burke. a joe White, Paul Marrone, Mary jo Crosby and Elaine Clancy.

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,Q-f W These students help with the many O I tasks that must be tended to in the office daily. They aid in small ways and are efficient and very useful. Their hard working hours are appreciated. STANDING: Debbi Chinowitz, Chris Dalrilio, Ann Welsh, Mary Ellen McDavitt, Linda Westerfield, jay Farenga, Melanie SuIIivan, Bill Gillan, Erin 5 Chamberlain, Andy Halek, Sue Hayes ' SITTING: Mrs. Barbara Morse C6,ri..1f. LBA! Uigifflfionl These students have not forgotten their fellow brother. They have visited such places as nursing homes and hospitals. In their spare time they find the time to do such good deeds. There is no greater gift than in giving. STANDING ON TOP STEP: Bill Mahon, Tim Mulhern, Lee Marshall, Colleen CamiIIo, Tara Hull, Donna Becker, -lane Cronin, Sue Luchenta, Laura Hart, Pat Noone, Cindy Gill, Maureen Duffy, Irene Ochs, Sue Pacheco, Mary Greene, Lela Camba, Father john Scully fmoderatorj Page 74 X , I I' National ouar Jocief These intelligent Seniors help other students of Mater Dei in various subjects. They tutor with great patience after school hours. They Ievel with the student and get the message across to the student, and they do it well. STANDING: Miss Margaret Binion Qmoderatorj Debra Brown, Pete Csiky, Dave Keelan, Bill I Kinsella, jim Lonergan, Tom Kowalczykx Rooney, John Sheppard, Mike O'DonneII, joe SITTING: Patti Wojowowski, Mary Ellen Cronin, X Donna Barna, Nancy Luckenbach, Karen Gargana, 4 Mary Lou Binion I I 1 I i .1