Notre Dame High School - Canticle Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Topf9HfFRONT ROW: Michael Ploof, Michael Ponteriero, Joseph Rosie, Edwin Ortiz, Ter- rance Quinn. BACK ROW: Joseph Piazza, Da- vid Roche, Mark Roberts, John Repko, Lance Reichert, Kevin Parham, Jeffrey Powell. Mid- dle Left: Dave Bruccoleri. Middle Right,f9H- XFRONT ROW: Vimaladevi Rajamanickam, Christine Pontani, Susan Rogers, Sarah Paixao, Renee Pratt, Dorothy Robbins, Kathy Ragany, Denise Plantier. SECOND ROW: Sharon Palillo, Linda Paglione, Audrey Rober- son, Sandra Recine, Joanne Prato, Erin Rick, Christine Purcell. BACK ROW: Carol Owen, Sheila Powell, Donna Paulawski, Ronelle Roche, Deborah Rife, Nilda Rodriquez, Judith Riley. Bottom Right!9GfFRONT ROW: Rob- ert O'Donnell, David Micklewrlght, James Mitchell, Timothy Murphy, John McRae, Rob- ert Nemec. SECOND ROW: Ronald Morton, Joseph Morreale, Michael Nyzio, James Mill- er, Jeff Moody. THIRD ROW: Roland Nagy, Steve Meshanko, Peter Messina, Gerry No- lan, Tim O'MaIley, Luke Mears, David Morgan, Gary Montgomery. BACK ROW: Ed Monac- chio, Kevin O'Reilly, Gerald Noel.

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Top Left: Fran Kleber. Top Rightf9IfFRONT ROW: Jacque- line Szantai, Rosa Silvestri, Susan Shelly, Cindy Schappell, LisaSanders, Angela Steele. SECOND ROW: Alice Struck, Laszlo Somlyay, Sherry Smith, Richard Schwartz. BACK ROW: Ed Skwara, Beth Schultze, David Slee, Phyllis Sever- ino, Renee Sullivan, Lewis Roundtree, Johann Schneider, Ldzistan Staniec. Middle Leftf9GfFRONT ROW: Hannah Niemirka, Noreen Murphy. BACK ROW: Rose Menichelli, Michelle Moschera, Carol Mudd, Kim Montgomery, Camie Norton, Patty McQuade, Eileen Mosner, Gail McManimon. Middle Rightf9lfFRONT ROW: Josephine Spera, Claudia Schrader, Steve Ryan, Margaret Suarez. SECOND ROW: Margaret Seifert, Gary Schuler, Thomas Sennett. BACK ROW: Ed Sikorski, Rich Smayda, Roslynn Scott. Bottom: Joe Federico. We .Sai

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Guidance gives the students the opportunity to get feedback from caring people. To many this Carmel may come as a surprise because they might not realize what Guidance is all about. The Guidance Department is the Ann Landers of Notre Dame. Besides listening to student com- plaints the counselors try to resolve scheduling conflicts and assist the student in progressing aca- demically. Guidance contributes a great deal to the develop- ment of each class level. To the seniors career counseling is offered as well as S.A.T. interpreta- tions and college information. For those who choose not to continue their education vocational counsel- ing job opportunities and personal references are provided. Counseling juniors includes evaluation of statement by the director of the department, Sister Page 24!MiddIe Right: Mr. Bugdal, Maria Minelli, Chris Ottaunick. Page 25!Top Left: Sister Char- lotte, Daryl DeFeo. Top Right: Karen Kutch, Cel Kraus, Joan MacDonald, Maryann Dorozinsky. Middle Right: Mrs. Peggy Miller, Sister Carmel, Mrs. Dorothy Olech. Sister Mary Carmel Chairperson P.S.A.T. scores and encouraging an interest in fu- ture professions by having students research parti- cular careers. Sophomores too get a headstart on their vocations. The O.V.l.S. Ohio Vocational Inter- est Survey gives students an idea of the job field for which they are best suited. This test enables them to decide what courses to take for the upcoming year. The freshmen basically receive orientation to the school itself and information regarding the courses available to them. Guidance attempts to impress upon all students the importance of good study habits. The door to Guidance is always open to those who are willing to seek help. With their understanding nature, the Guidance counselors at Notre Dame can be stepping stones to the development of a very successful future. GUIDANCE ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO EXCEL l wwf ' 'VE it Sister Charlotte Grodzki Mr. Robert Bugdal