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

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Five minutes to curtain. fTX,- CAST 'li SQL Charles linker Corporal .lack lfvaiis , 2nd Lt. fleorue Miller Philip Knauf . Philip Collins . , . . Nliehael Drons Lt. Col. Xxvlllllllll F. Edwards , . Frank Hogan Sentry ..,,.,. lst Lt. Blilie Livingston Capt. Gusxlalalonslxi . lst Lt. Steve XYarclell U. .. v lst Lt. Peter ' Zip YN al 2nd l,t. Boxer Muller 2nd Lt, Phil Garland Col. Kim ..,.. Nfajor Harry Cargill . . . . , Stephen Liilaki . , XYilliani Riley . . . 'Iulius Silli2lS . . . Thomas llerrinann den . . Richard Minisei . . . .lohn Garvey . . . Wlillizitii Kells . Donald Coolidge , . . , Kenneth Sarkis Nlajor General -Ioseph Connors . Anthony Zito Nlr. Richard Cargill , .... Eugene Ulterino Capt. Joseph Connors, mlr. . . -Ianies Kalaska Prisoners of YYar . . , , Gregory Nlaier Donald Connor I-'zrst Rout: Donald Byrne, li. Patrick Murphy, Hubert McCrosser1. John Hamm, Daniel McCarthy, Edward Pendleton. Mr. Billotti, SJ. ,llziddle Razr: Thomas McCabe. Peter Lareau, Philip johnson. Robert Campbell, Sebastian I.oCurto, Toby Hayes. Daniel Holland, Thomas Blum, Gary Fallon, John LeVay. Bark Roux' Dennis Costich, David Treat, Roger Schell, Hans Grauert, Robert Carson. Absfnls George Roche, john Bocklage. f if. A dramatic moment , . . tears. Riley displays some of that 'iruggednessu that won him supporting- role honors. 43

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Excitement from the stage filters to the wings. if , 3 xi- ww 5, .. .X .,, .. 'C z .. f ...S W. I TIME LlIVIIT---- lhis yt-:ir tht- llinziiiiatics Swcivty inadt' 41 sinzish hit with IIS first pm'- lilJI'Ill2i1'lCf' si lJSf'CllUlUQlC2il ClI'2iIll2l vnlitlcd 'lim' l.1m1f. lfndvr thnx dirvction ul' Mr. Yixicvnt Duininucu. tht' Cast tlrvw large' atifliviictfs tu St. .Xunvsis .'xllClllUl'lllIll on liuth niuhts of tht' plziyis run, Cfupping' tht' zawzimls fm' uutstziiiding pv1'l'u1'111z111t'c's ainonq tht' iiizijur rules wort- Kern Szirkis in first plzzcv. Nlikc Drains and Tony Zitu tyinq for svcond. 'lihc ziwzircl for thc lmtfst supporting rolc' wvnt to Bill Rilvi. Tho zictinsg attained a ncw high under Blr. Dl1IlllHUCKJiS pziiiisttikinq' skill as did thc! stage effects undcr that skillcd direction of Mr. .Iciscph Billotti. sind his Crow. All in all drznnzitics did a truly great job for itsclf and the schuul, - 1 inf 'rf f L71 :+fr3y,5,7:, ,eg ,Q , wivgefftt':,,.,,'..,k.'-,ugfflflxfi 4,3 A 4 61 Q ' ' , V '.-R 1 '1 i ' if . Y r I 'Q . -,-,, 4 A r I s 1 Q L' Hunan l 'lAllN N Iv It'lt'I'll and Xlille-r laixnilts.

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-i.-i F5 'fag , ll -4 ' ' , '-N f ,.. -ey U ...MW .. Sealed. lim! Rauf: Joseph Minella, Paul XVeis, Philip Knauf, Martin Glogowski. Second Row: Lucien Curre. James Travis, William Yoerger. David Hoffman,AIohn Michaels. Yhird Row: Patil Metzger, President, Richard Torti, Raymond Bitley, David Knipper, james Zimmer. john Schickler. Fourth Rout David Mclineany, Michael Ford. Patil McAvinney, Vice-president, George Mochnal. john Gillen, Paul Oliver. Las! Row: Donald Byrne. Thomas Blum. Gregory Maier. Frank Sementino. Ralph Meleo. Ronald Farley. Mr. Drake, Doell, and Weis take a peek into the snake pit and see a whole latin rhakin' goin' an! - '.-471 -H ,J 1 ar., , t lx V t 5. 06556 I Slandz'n,g.' Jerald Knitis, Daniel Docll, john Norton, Terrence Clar, Ronald lN'illiams, james Sullivan, Robert Perry, Charles Boyle, Hans Grauert, Thomas W'halcn, Paul Mclvlillan, XN'illiam Farrell, john Drons, Lawrence lidenhofer, Thomas Barker, james Mc- Laughlin, Douglas Magde, Stuart Meisenzahl, Anthony Zito, Edward Callan, Thomas Veal, Edward Kipp, james Chappell, John Cooke, james Connolly. Science Club lYinner ofthe Rookie ofthe Year' award among activities this year is the Science Club, which has been organized by curious-minded students together with lvlr. Roy Drake, to stimulate interest in fields not treated in the classroom. The research projects undertaken this year include experiments in liio-physics. atomic physics. and X-ray analysis. Several meniliers huilt the only high school seismic station in the world: others worked on the atomic fall- out project. The highlight came when Sle- Quaid played host to 120 schools at the Diocesan Science lfair on March 14, The Science Clul: has lieen a key force in influencing the pulilic to regard Mt-Qnaitl as ' X . . a leader in the sciences as well as in the arts.