McQuaid Jesuit High School - Accolade Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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First Row: William Kemp, Robert Kelly, Philip Gallagher, James Connolly, Richard Minisce, XVilliam Moroz, NVilliam Gaffke. Serond Raw: Thomas Harvey, John Garvey, james Kalaska, Donald Adsit, Gerald Hofschneider, Martin Glogowski. Third Row: William Lipinski, joseph Mittiga, Thomas Gall, Thomas Ilhmann, john Fitch, John Valby, Peter Muoio. Fourth Row: Gerald Dunn, David Treat, Mathew Nolan, John Henry, john Wlandtkc, Fred Kelly. Fjlh Row: John Hamm, james Hayes, Gary Heinsler, Francis Cullinan, David Adsit, Father Francis Stae- bell, Sixth Row: Richard Carr, David Knipper, Robert Ryan, Thomas Veal. Las! Row: Richard Kemp, Leo Hengfstler, Christopher Husson, John Vassallo. ' ,,,,,., Berchmans ,p I Society Kneeling: Patrick Demerath, Douglas Bufano, Wil- liam Kemp, Thomas Shea, James Connolly, Joseph Mittiga. Slandirig: Mr. james J. Dinneen, SJ., john Kastner, Richard Minisce, Donald XVisner, james Schur, Philip Gallagher, john Vassallo, George Weidemer, William Moroz, john Gillen, Martin Glogowski, David Nassar, Francis Mahoney.

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Freshman Sodality Smml, l 1'r.s! Trzblf. Cl!II!'liZl'l-.WI james Fitch. Alex- ander Bcllanca, Gerald Aman. Paul Connolly, Bernard Weber, Douglas Niackay, Ronald Kline, -joseph lwicGuire. Carl Fuehrer. Srfrwzrl ilillblff David Ripton. Thomas Schlueter. francis Star- opoli. John Valbv. Lawrence lwioonev, Charles Gardner. Thomas Riorden. John Clapp, Daniel Nlcllarthy. Star1a'1'ng.' Willard Boehm. George Schaft. Richard Ambrose. John Garvev. Albert Wagner. Robertjensen.William Klingler. Donald Robinson. john Henry. Second vice-prefect: john Wandtkc. Donald McNamara. Daniel W'alz, Albert Smith. Gabor Helsfai. james Knitis. David Iwlcllneanv. David Nelson. David Larimer. Secretarv: David Corbett. Aldo Giu- siana, Father John Paret. .-lfivrril: Joseph Mancini. Vice-prefect: tloscpli Pilato. Prefect. , -FS -- Sophomore Sodality Seated: Fr. Francis Staebcll, S.-I., Robert Do- brzynski, Donald Connor. Gregory Scharf, john Dwyer, Prefect: Thomas Blum, Victor Bailey, Anthony LoVerdi. Standing: Louis Mantione, Donald Byrne, Richard Ide, Thomas Gall, Paul Knipper, Vice-Prefectg Richard Kemp, Anthony Mittiga. Probation Sodality I-'font ij Yable: Peter Muoio. Joseph Gugino, Michael Parkis, Theodore Oleksyn, jonathan Stotz. Bark of Tabla: William Lipinski, Godfrey Stutz. Thomas lihmann. Daniel Herbert, Arthur .-Xshworth. Ronald .-Xntinone. Donald Hauck. Mr. Nagle. Philip Klinqler, Bernard Puglisi, Alexander Nassar, Niichael Schur. Standing, Front Rffzi: William Bender, joseph Walther, W'illiam Connor. George Wieidemer, John Hayes. W'illiam Malonev. Terrence Rodenbeck. Robert Steinle. lfraneis O'Brien. Robert fxlcGinty, William Utto. Nicholas Desiderio, Daniel Glavin, Robert Radell. W'illiam Stephany, Timothy Klee, Robert Va- conte. Peter Bond. lwiichael Naylon, Terrence Clharland. Hari. Razr: James jones. Charles Rei-dv, Vice-prefect: james Donohoe. Rory Cul- hane. Stephen Schultz, Martin Molinari, Mark Nolan. Gerald Wilhelm. Niichael Lancer, David Xmzelone, David Ring. Robert Bauer. George Williams, Dennis Williams, Edward Heil. David lforker, Donald Bachus, David Lemieux, Thomas Mercer. lidward Courtney, Patrick Demerath. .-lbiznl: Roger Pascarclla, Prefect.

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Xl ..., 5 X 1 .DW Sealed: Joseph Mancini, David Mclincany, liugene Mack, Douglas Bufano, Thomas Brancato, Secretaryg Patil Kennerson, Presidentg George Roche. Vice-President: William lN'aldert, Timothy Baumer. Gerald Simmons. .S'tam1'1in.g.' David Larimer, Paul Knipper, john Barber, Robert Bestor, Anthony Zito, john Clapp, Fr. Francis j. McNamara. S.j.,xIohn Walsh. Neil Pappalardo, Charles Goodwin, Student + Council is Iohn DeBeer, Rory Culhane. Thomas Worthy, XN'illiam Kempi -Too Bun to Be Plzofnffm hm! john Xdamski john Voaker Thomas .u A p .' .- . . . Crimmens. Arthur Deckman. Nino Gagliano, Gregory Georgakis. Phillip Johnson, Joseph Kelly. Douglas Magde. Robert Ober- koetter, David O'Bine. Ronald Pritchardxlohn Stampfli, Robert XYheeler. If one activity at MeQuaid is to be singled out as most indispensable to faculty-student relations, that activity would have to he the Student Council. Perhaps its most important aim is to promote cooper- ation among all students and to act as a moderator he- tween them and the faculty. Certainly we are all aware of the CIouncil's accomplishments as a representative Iiody seeking to olmtain the wishes of the students. In everything from simple questions of noisy flagpole ropes. up through extra-curricular problems. to such significant contributions as the inauguration of a driver education course, the Student Council has played a vital role. Xvhat is less publicized but just as important is the value of the undertakings suggested and carried out solely through the Council. These appear most promi- nently in the conducting of school assemblies, the presen- tation of the Student Council XVinter Dance, and espe- cially this vear the New York excursion to Fordham.