Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

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FACULTY STUDENT LIFE SENIORS SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN 12 34 62 114 148 2 3 Look at the sky open your heart and feel for you are reflections of the sky- sharing its emotions 4 5 : —mb.,,,,. � 6 dawn a growing expansion of color a time for discovery knowledge silent nothingness building to jubilant happiness see the dawn and feel 7 a storm chirk heavy clouds the sun hides hear the thunder of discouragement see the lightning of anger feel the ram of unconcern 8 do not hide let the sadness of the storm touch you soon it will pass then find the rainbow 9 the sky 's heart opens shades of caring happiness friendship brighten the sky a rainbow can fill your heart just- look at the sky . . . 10 11 FACULTY the sky s heart opens shades of concern 13 HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE W. AHR Bishop of Trenton RIGHT REVEREND EMMETT A. MONAHAN Director, Red Bank Catholic High School 14 VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. FRAIN Superintendent of Secondary Schools Diocese of Trenton SISTER MARY DOROTHEA, R.S.M. Supervisor of Secondary Education Sisters of Mercy SISTER PERCYLEE HART, R.S.M. Principal SISTER MARY GERTRUDE, R.S.M. A ssistant Principal 15 SISTER MARY ALMA, R.S.M. Assistant Principal MR. THOMAS LALLI Assistant Principal Director of Guidance STUDENT BEHAVIOR Miss Dale Downey Mrs. Elizabeth Moss, R.N. 17 HEALTH RELIGION Sr. Gloria Jean Bateman Mr. Charles Blum Mr. Gary Beach Father Nicholas Youpa Student Chaplain 18 19 20 Sister Mary Vincent Mr. Paul Christopher Miss Frances Daleda Miss Ruth Farley Mr. Thomas Hintelmann Mr. Stephen Johnson SOCIAL SCIENCES 22 23 24 Mr. John Cole Mrs. Dorothy Callahan Sister Mary Kenneth Mr. James G. Meany Mr. Donald Young Mrs. Barbara Goldei ms 25 26 Sister Helen Marion Mrs. Amalia Mulutzie Sister Mary Lillian 27 28 Mrs. Evelyn Russo Mr. Raymond Visbeck Miss Donna Campbell Mr. Louis Vircillo health PHYSICAL EDUCATION 29 30 SECRETARIES Mrs. Carol Aumack Mrs. Mary Byrnes Mrs. Eleanor Me Allister Mrs. Audrey Me Mahon Mrs. Margaret Murphy Mrs. Eileen O’Neill 32 SCHOOL SERVICES FOOD SERVICES: Mr. N. Largie, Mrs. E. Frankel, Mrs. F. Hillman, Mrs. M. Furiato, Mrs. V. Green, Mrs. E. Connor (Manager), Mrs. M. Wesel, Mrs. S. Small. STUDENT LIFE the sky s heart opens shades of enthusiasm STUDENT COUNCIL — Standing, left to right: M. Courtney, J. Robinson, K. Holahan, K. Kennedy, E. Seuffert, C. Scarpel- lino, J. Freeman, J. Davis, C. Eagan, E. Walsh, T. Vaccarelli, F. Gulli, J. Chapski, G. Cannito, L. Kerrigan, M. Davis, M. Slevin, M. Pimpinella, J. Annarella, C. Siliato, J. Blatz, K. Fin- ley, T. Coleman, F. Robinson, J. Edelen. Sitting: J. Stahl, J. Mahon, M. Angers, S. Arnone, E. Quinlan, K. Kretowicz, A. Bergin, Sr. Gloria Jean, J. Travis, E. Herrmann, C. Gonzalez. Missing: F. Reiss, W. Wilson, L. Dowling, L. Kineavy, T. Capa- longo, M. A. Hendrickson, R. Finnegan. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1972-73 Student Council was composed of ap- proximately 40 members. Every class level was repre- sented and there were several committees co-chaired by seniors, which took care of all social, publicity, and set-up activities. The newly formed Committee Con- cerned with wStudent Involvement with Academic and Administrative Departments of R.B.C. became a part of this student group. Under the leadership of Frank Robinson and Mary Ann Davis, the Student Council sponsored many proj- ects. Chief among these were the night pep rally for the Red Bank football game. Senior Citizens’ Day of Recollection, and Project Youth. The Student Coun- cil held regular meetings and monthly progress re- ports from all class levels were published by the Exec- utive Board. Individual classes and their representatives were re- sponsible for an abundant number of activities held throughout the year. These were: a Thanksgiving bas- ket drive, the Junior Booster Sale, the Senior Spaghetti Dinner, Freshmen Christmas Caroling at the Hudson Center, the Sophomore Skating Trip, the Senior Class Trip, a Benefit Dinner for the people of Nicaragua, the Concert for Cystic Fibrosis, and the donation of the redwood park benches. L. Dowling and M. Slevin, Senior Class Representatives. 36 Candidates for Freshman offices. E. Quinlan, Senior Class President. J. Robinson, Junior Class Representative. 37 Charlie Brown’s Christmas — 1972. EMERALD The 1973 Emerald reflects the changes which the entire school has been undergoing. Under the direction of Carolyn Madigan — Literary Editor, Camille Kluesner — Layout Editor, and Betsy McCue — Finance Editor, the book has attempted to present a modern approach to literary publications. Many inter- ested students, especially those in the Senior class, contributed toward the completion of this book. PHOTOGRAPHERS — D. Quinn, J. Edelen, L. Bacsik. 38 Mrs. D. Callahan (Advisor), B. McCue (Editor), C. Kluesner (Editor), Sister Rose- mary Jeffries (Advisor), C. Madigan (Editor). ulty; P. Donato, Sports; A. M. Leahy, Underclassmen. 1973 Emerald Staff 39 K. Riddell, Senior Section Editor. Members of the Emerald staff confer. SIGNPOST M. J. Bundschuh (Editor), Mr. R. Cioffi (Advisor), A. Zaayenga (Editor). SIGNPOST STAFF — Back row: C. Birbick, S. Oldroyd, M. Aders. Middle: M. Kelly, R. Laffey, K. Hawkins, J. Oldroyd. Front: M. E. Coyle, D. Ames, D. Marano. ART CLUB — Sitting: Mrs. J. Kennedy, S. Marascio, R. Richardson. J. Roberts, Mrs. D. Carretta, K. Seuffert. Standing: C. Frumusa, B. Holzer. J. Rudinski 41 CHESS CLUB — Back row: M. McFeely, K. Kilian, P. Billick. Front FENCING CLUB — Front to back, left to right: L. Fleming, row: A. McFeely, D. McMullin, D. Hawkins, K. VanNosdall. E. Ancrum, A. Trambarulo. S. Hawley, P. Hawley, M. Walsh. R. Laffey, Miss D. Campbell. BOWLING CLUB — Left to right: K. Gallagher, T. Seigfried, R. Drury, P. McCue, V. Halpin, M. Maloney, P. McCue, D. Penny, B. Hasenohr, R. Brophy, T. Philburn, B. Simone, K. Feeney, M. Ward, G. Orlacchio, D. Vaiana, B. Daley, T. Eckstein, P. Hawley, Miss D. Campbell. 42 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Front to back, left to right: A. Alfano, D. Freyer, C. Felix, E. Walsh, A. Halton, J. LaBanca, Mrs. M. Walton, S. O'Neill, A. M. Leahy, S. Koch, M. Walsh, G. Chehanske. R. Surak. M. E. Slevin, J. Forrar, P. Daly, A. Fla- herty, E. Plain, D. Dubel, I. Kaftanuk, R. Zieniewicz, L. Dowling, E. Quinlan. K. Rid- dell, L. Kerrigan, D. Rubenstein, P. Billick, C. Kluesner, J. Blatz, T. Holloman, K. McCarthy, M. Devlin, S. Miller, J. Donnelly, K. Woods, D. Burke, S. Scotti, J. Rafter, A. Gillen. FUTURE NURSES CLUB — Standing: M. Seuffert, M. Brennan, K. Palas- zewski, J. Buccafusco, J. Sasson. B. Sullivan, M. Coyle. Sitting: A. Flaherty, Mrs. E. Moss. Sister Mary Loretto, JCL Moderator. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE — Left to right: J. Rafter, Sister M. Loretto, C. Ehrig, J. Johnson, M. Trimboli, J. Sesito, O. Gans, R. Laffey, V. Flaherty, C. Felix, J. Oldroyd, M. Kretowicz, D. Freyer. SKI TEAM — Left to right: D. Howell, Mr. L. Montanaro, J. Arnone, E. Sutphin, C. Willms, T. Ministri, S. Cordasco, R. Cunneff. SPEECH and DEBATE CLUB — Standing: D. Hawkins, Miss R. Farley, D. Ames, G. Wills, J. Harmon. Sitting: S. Persson, C. Forsman, P. Mooney, V. Halpin. Missing: J. Cummings, F. McGrail, J. Madigan, C. Moore, M. Kretowicz, D. Stanis, S. Zwo- linski. D. Hawkins 44 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Top row: P. Travis (Capt.), C. Samaras, L. Esposito, T. Charpek (Capt.). Middle row: M. Garruto, C. Bevacqui, E. Kaiser. Front row: S. Sole, A. Pas- carella, K. Nicosia. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Back row: B. Kasten, C. Brown, R. Gorski, B. Webb. Middle row: N. Bal- dinger, D. O’Connell, C. Johnson. Front row: P. Carbone (Co- Capt.), A. Mason (Capt.). 45 J. V. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — Standing: C. Lawrence, S. Arnone, M. De- luca. Kneeling: E. Parker, C. Tyluki, M. Santry (Co-Capt.), N. Sagurton (Co-Capt.), J. MacAluso, T. Kleva. MEMBERS — First row: Director — Fr. J. Zee, S. Rubino, S. Wil- son, R. Angers, R. Yelton, C. Flannery, J. Yaccarine, P. McCue, Sr. H. Marion (Assistant Director). Second row: D. O’Connell, R. MacPhee, J. Netzhimer, R. Brophy, J. Placilla, K. Woods, S. Miller, A. Halton, M. Tierney, A. Baker. Third row: J. O’Hara, L. Netz- himer, N. Nielsen, K. Ryan, R. Osborn, B. Fitzgerald, L. Carroll, BAND M. MacPhee, N. Layton. Fourth row: C. Manning, M. Battista, T. Duddy, L. Kafalis, S. Heenehan, S. deGroot, M. Hoedel. Fifth row: K. VanNosdall, P. McCue, R. Hyer, J. Hasenohr, P. Gazzo, M. Scatuorchio, P. Clark, M. Fitzpatrick, R. Hyer. Sixth row: R. Hasenohr, M. Trimboli. Missing: J. Blatz, C. Moss, M. Ryan, J. Miceli, G. Cannito, J. Barbato, Mr. J. Cole (Assistant Director). “Ah one, and ah two, and ah .. .!” BAND COUNCIL — Back row: P. McCue, R. Hyer, R. Hyer, R. Brophy. Front row: K. Ryan, M. Tierney, S. Miller. 46 Caseys march in the Firemen’s Day Parade. Mr. J. Cole, Assistant Director. 47 Band class under the direction of Fr. J. Zee. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY — Back Row: J. Donovan, M. E. Lawrence, N. Suchsland, D. Meehan, G. Samaras, A. Alvarez, C. Schaffner. Middle Row: M. Bruno, M. Scroth, J. Walters. Front Row: M. D’Amore (Capt.). J.V. — Back Row: K. Kerner, K. Ryan, J. Brown, C. Bailey, K. Canepa, T. Kaiser, M. Suchsland, S. Quinn, J. Hedberg, C. Minton, C. Nagengast. Front Row: T. Vac- carelli (Co-Capt.), E. Flanagan (Capt.). I bv COLOR GUARD DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM — Back Row: C. Manning (Capt.), T. Sabathe, C. O’Brian, E. Noon, L. Netzhimer, J. Ricci, M. Battista. Front Row: P. Rozak, L. Guilbot, M. Trimboli, J. Santelle, A. Pehlert (Co-Capt.). COLOR GUARD — C. Johnson, M. Devlin, M. E. Clarke (Capt.), T. Holloman, C. Brown, L. Kerrigan. 49 TWIRLERS VARSITY — Back Row: B. Caffrey, A. Grimaldi, K. Levins, K. Kretowicz (Co- Capt.), V. Warga (Co-Capt.), E. Sohl, C. O’Hara, C. Frumusa. Front Row: T. Maloney, K. Kolarsick (Capt.), C. McManus. J.V. — Back Row: M. Bevacqui, M. Murphy, P. Rafter, B. McEvoy, P. Seaman, C. Mulligan, E. Seuffert, P. Schweers. Front Row: M. Schrang (Co-Capt.), L. Kineavy (Capt.), P. Pataky (Co-Capt.). 50 FLAG TWIRLERS VARSITY — Back Row: J. Kiley, J. Schaffer, P. Gorman, S. (Capt.), J. Bauer, S. O’Neill, M. E. Slevin (Co-Capt.). Not Koch, B. Tierney, C. Snyder, C. Montaldo, M. Pouso. Front Pictured: M. C. Cooper. Row: M. E. Burke (Co-Capt.), D. Clune, C. Walker, E. Plain J V. — Back Row: P. Wenning, J. Ruscio, J. Watson, C. Chewey, G. Fitzgerald, S. McCormick, S. Plain, L. Migliaccio. Front Row: K. Clarke (Co-Capt.), B. Webb (Capt.), M. Seuffert (Co-Capt.). 51 ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Pat Farmer, Activities Chairman. Student Faculty Game. College Night, November 8, 1972. K. Riddell, M. Fitzpatrick. Benefit Concert for Cystic Fibrosis: “Regis”, K. Riddell. K. McCarthy. 53 HOMECOMING The evening of November 24, 1972, spelled a won- derful time for many couples. This was the night of the Homecoming Dance, which celebrated R.B.C.’s victory over Rumson at the Thanksgiving Day Game. After the crowning ceremonies, the Homecoming Queen, Cindy McManus, with her escort, Clay Kings- bery, led a dance to the music of “Regis.” It was a memorable occasion for all. 54 Cindy McManus—Homecoming Queen 1972 P. McGuinness, P. Rigby, King C. Gonzalez, Queen C. Sny- der, M. E. Slevin, T. Coleman. SNOWBALL On the evening of January 13, 1973, the Broad Street Au- ditorium in Red Bank Catholic High School became the set- ting for the annual Snowball. The semi-formal dance was enjoyed by upperclassmen couples. King Carlos Gonzalez and Queen Carol Snyder reigned over “The Time of the Season.” Music was provided by Baker Street Blues. 55 CHORAL F. Gulli, K. Burke. M. Mulheren, L. Germinario, D. Rubenstein, L. Severini. The Chorus of 1972-73. T. Philburn Mr. A. Polistina, Choral Director. 57 Sopranos E. Plain, M. E. Burke, M. D’Amore. VALLEY A MUSICAL PLAY Book Music and Lyrics by ANTHONY T. POLISTINA CAST in order of appearance RENNIE MACLEOD DR. BRUCE SPAULDEN SAM BLAINE MARY BLAINE ELIZABETH KIRKE MACLEOD GERALD MACLEOD MRS. KIRKE BABA HAN YU-REN CHINESE DOCTOR __ CHINESE MAIDEN RENNIE AS A CHILD ____ MRS. WARREN __________________ MR. COLBY ____________________ 1st WOMAN GOSSIP _______________ 2nd WOMAN GOSSIP __________________ ALLEGRA WILLIAMS ____ MRS. WILLIAMS MR. WILLIAMS _________________ CHINESE SERVANT ________________ MAILMAN ___________________________ MAI LAN ___________________________ Lennie Germinario John Chapski Kevin McCarthy Penny Odom Donna Rubenstein Frank Robinson _ Fran Gulli James Donnelly Daniel Hawkins James Edelen Maria Cesarano Joel Lizotte Susan McAllister Paul McCue Eileen Walsh Eileen Plain Susan Cordasco Karen Riddell Gerard Cannito Lorna Lopez Peter Wooster Francois Garreau 58 Mr. A. Polistina, Producer, Director Willi Webb, Choreographer Mr. R. Hebble Musical Director Baba ... If it wasn't for your journey to China, you would have had no son — no Ger- ald to walk one day into . . . my Valley . . . There’s something I want to do — to say to your grandfather . . . Gerald . . . I’m so glad you finally came . . . Life should be lived behind a gate . . . Spring ended and summer was born, and I fol- lowed Gerald to China . . . 59 The choice that love makes . . . Who knows if she’ll stay . . . United States Lady, we welcome you this day. . .. 60 Here by the river, offering a sacrifice. . . . In the Valley, I’m somebody nobody else wants to know ... He’s different than we are.. . . . . . thought you couldn’t cook . . . But I tried! . . . The American Way . . . Mary, this here is Rennie MacLeod. He’s gonna take on the job of new cook . . . The difference is you . . . You’re gone now, Baba . . . I’ll close the gate now . . . not to close out the world, but to keep in my memory of Gerald. I can do that . . . for love is as vast, as all that has past through the VALLEY ... 61 Elizabeth! .. . SENIORS the sky s heart opens shades of joy in memoRiam RAYMOND HEALY DANIEL CLABBY When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence . . . —Gibran Gail Elaine Adeskavitz Mary Regina Alexander Angela Nina Alfano Alison L. Alvarez Richard Thomas Ames William Ben Anastasia Joan Marie Annarella John M. Annunziata Mark Anthony Bellezza Christine Ann Bennett Anita Constance Bergin Anne Marie Baker Phillippe Anita Bishop Anne Marie Blatz Mary Elizabeth Bidwell Paul George Billick 65 Jean Marie Blatz John M. Bogner Timothy Patrick Boyle Ethel Flora Brandon Robin Joyce Braun Mcliss Margaret Brennan Robert Joseph Brophy Fred Charles Bruno Joanne Elizabeth Buntele Bonnie Kathleen Buck Denise Mary Buegler Mary Jane B. Bundschuh Diane Marie Burke Kathleen Elizabeth Burke Kevin Howard Burrows 66 Patricia Louise Campanella Victoria Ann Byrne Lynda Ann Canepa Anthony L. Carbone Gerard Francis Cannito Patricia A. Carbone Cathleen Marie Carroll Dorothy Rose Carney John William Catalane Anthony Centrella John Michael Chapski Henry John Charpek i Georgette Chehanske Karen Marie Chewey Marie Christine Chiarella Janet Agnes Christman Mary Ellen Clarke Jeffrey Thomas Clark Daniel James Clabby Stephanie Ann Colando 68 69 Thomas Daniel Cronauer Janice Ann Curnayn Patricia Ann Daly Mary Amelia D’Amore Kevin Patrick Davis 70 Joanne Mary Del Master Mary Eileen Devlin Jennifer Marie Dilione Raymond A. Distefano Donald A. Dobrowolski Bernard Michael Donnelly Barbara Ann D’Onofrio James Vincent Donnelly Timothy Patrick Dowd Phillip Paul Donato Linda Joan Dowling Diane Downey James Joseph Edelen III Frank Lawrence Doyle Diana Jean Dubel Mary Theresa Ehlers Robert Thomas English 72 Kathleen Anne Faherty Carolyn Ann Felix Peter John Flaherty Christopher T. Flannery Donna Marie Flannery 73 IA Angela Mariae Gillen Mary Elizabeth Gironda Carl Eugene Gonzalez Rita Marie Gorski Francesca Antoinette Gulli Ann Frances Halton William Charles Harmon III Joann Harper Robert Clinton Hasenohr Jean Marie Herchakowski 75 Patrick Francis Hickey Tara Jean Holloman A i Nadine Requel Higley Elizabeth Herrmann Richard Paul Hyer Robert John Hyer Rosemarie Illmensee April Marie Hurley Patricia Michele Jones Irene Mary Kaftanuk Mark M. Kaltenbach John Eustace Keale 76 James M. Keiser Thomas John Kelly Barbara L. Kenney Colleen Mary Kenny Walter Robert Kerner Lawrence Douglas Kerrigan Michael P. Kinslow Kenneth M. Kirgin Denise Mary Kluchki Camille Annette Kluesner Susan Anne Koch Kim Marie Kolarsick Gerard F. Kostuk Joanne Kovalski Kathleen Davis Kretowicz Barbara Ellen Kulis 79 !U« 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 aV AjJ Ooui Vo a VUe l Vu lA. -Vul ylA V (lADdL. f iK cilpsaM 'T'fa'i j (’cVciudfr darkness slowly motion darkness pales soft light colors an awakening colors touch life hearts feel dawn . . . 90 91 93 94 95 96 98 Lu Ann Lucille Mac Donald Constance Mach Carolyn Mary Madigan Susan Leddy Maione Laura Anne Malone James Joseph Maloney Tara Ann Maloney Paul Marcickiewicz Louis Anthony Martucci George Michael Massell Catherine Theresa Mastcrson Catherine Anne Me Carthy Kevin John Me Carthy 99 Elizabeth Margaret Me Cue Peter Me Cue Jane Frances Me Dermott S' 1 Paul Me Cue John Joseph Me Cutcheon 101 Cynthia Louise Me Manus Anthony Joseph Me Queen Susan Marie Miller Rosemary Theresa Monahan Angela Marie Mroczkowski Theresa Helen Munning Robert Michael Murphy John W. Murtha 102 Nancy Jane Naclerio Susan Nagengast Michele Barbara Neveu Joanne S. Nowicki Diane Marie O’Connell Richard Oddo Mary Penelope Odom Catherine Anne O'Hara Russell M. T. Olivadotti I Sueanne Mary O’Neill Thomas V. Paschetto Robert John Pignataro Catherine Anne Piney 104 r Lauren Martland Overby William John Owens Mary Anne Paraskevas Cynthia Eileen Pehlert Dawn Marie Peterson y Thomas Joseph Philburn Eileen Bridget Plain Barbara Ann Presti Edward Michael Quinlan v ■sSKt W8tm4 i William Luke Ralph John Paul Rafter Deirdre Ann Quinn Francis Joseph Reiss Mark James Rich Jeremiah James Regan Patricia Florence Sagurton Rita Jean Sagurton Jeanne Sannelli Ellen Elizabeth Santry 107 Mia Carroll Scatuorchio Claudia Helen Schaffner Fred Peter Scialla Patricia Ann Scinto Charles Hanlon Scollard David William Scott Stephen Joseph Scotti Linda Camille Severini Dennis Patrick Sheehan Eugene James Sheehan II Colleen Elizabeth Soden Craig Michael Snyder Thomas Vincent Stahl Tracy Ann Stapleton Rose Mary Surak Donna Ellen Tappin i Anne Marie Stratz Sharon Sullivan no Margaret Elizabeth Tierney Kathryn Ellen Van Nosdall Jeryl Ann Vicenzi Eileen Mary Walsh Mary Theodora Walsh Patricia Kathleen Ward Rosemary Elizabeth Watson III «JiM Timothy James Yerves Andrew F. Zaayenga Rose Mary Zieniewicz Kathleen Sheila Woods 112 Jayne Ann Travis Not Pictured: John Farrell Linda Price George Widger Anita Watkins Clare Witterschein Lauren Pidel 113 SPORTS the sky s heart opens shades of victory BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY This year the Boys’ Cross Country record exceeded all expectations. The team, through hard work, practice, sacrifice and performance, showed their desire for victory. Their diligent efforts were rewarded when they became the STATE CHAMPIONS. Coach John Rafter once again guided the Casey harriers in this victorious season. The fine leadership of Co-Captains Kevin Burrows, Jim Keiser, and Bill Wilson also contributed to the team’s fine success. Jim Keiser, Varsity Co-Captain. 116 FRESHMAN TEAM — Front Row: G. Miline, J. Murphy, C. Edmonds, J. Seuffert. Middle Row: P. Maloney, P. Fasano, J. Keale. Top Row: Coach Gary Beach, M. Wise, W. Sherman, T. Max. Not Pictured: S. Peterson. 117 Kevin Burrows, Bill Wilson, Varsity Co-Captains STATE VARSITY — First Row: J. Daly, J. Errington, C. Flannery, G. Loncola. Second Row: Coach John Rafter, G. Beach, J. de Groot, M. Mayer, L. Alvarez, B. Grimm, Assistant Coach Gary Beach. Third Row: B. Wilson, F. Doyle, K. Burrows, P. Hickey. Fourth Row: J. McGinty, S. Moore, T. Kelly, J. Keiser. Not Pictured: T. Coleman, K. Fitzpatrick. 118 Jim Daly, Kevin Fitzpatrick CHAMPS GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — First Row: Co-Captains B. Cangialosi, M. Marley, D. Dubel; M. Kean, J. Alter, M. B. Ryan, C. Walton. Second Row: P. Brady, K. Curchin, G. Byrne, S. McCabe, M. Loncola, K. Dowd, N. Coolahan, M. Copperthwaithe, K. Forsman, Coach Harry Copperthwaithe. Third Row: N. Dubel, N. Munn, M. Rathlev, K. Kolarsick, P. Carbone, G. Schicitano, L. McGowen, M. Angers. Fourth Row: S. Frcntz, L. Brady, M. E. Largy, D. Anderson, D. O'Connell, S. Kelly, T. Blatz, J. Sasson, T. Eckstein. Fifth Row: M. Spollen, A. Halton, C. Culver, L. Harvey, M. Meehan, P. Herman, IF LaCosta, J. Tierney. Sixth Row: V. Halpin, D. Feeney, G. Flaherty, P. Dowling. Not Pictured: M. A. Max. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY The R.B.C.’s Girls’ Cross Country Team proved itself once again. The girls worked together dedicated to the course of victory. Victory indeed came, when the girls won the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. This year the team was led by Coach Harry Cop- perthwaithe, who helped combine their individual strengths to achieve victory in unity. The latter un- doubtedly shows that the girls deserve the title “State Champions.” With many underclassmen performing important roles in the team’s record, it is hopeful that next year’s team will be just as victorious. 120 Betsy Cangialosi 121 VARSITY — First Row: J. Annunziata, T. Anderson, M. Rich, D. Porzio (Manager), M. Hoffman, M. Schiafone, J. Sciortino, J. Cuneff. Second Row: D. Finnegan, R. Shellenbach, J. Clappin, K. Sweeney, L. Martucci, K. Resch, M. Montegary, T. Capolongo. Third Row: A. Bott, C. Scollard, D. Lussier, K. Kirgin, D. Lyster, J. Quinn, E. Sutphin, J. Freeman, R. Olivadotti. Fourth Row: J. Maloney, B. Largey, J. Catalane, G. Boyle, P. Healy, J. Schaffer. Fifth Row: M. Polly, D. Bauer, B. Catalane. Not Pictured: J. P. Mahon, K. Davis, B. English, R. Ames. FOOTBALL The 1972 football season was one of victory. From the first kickoff against Red Bank Regional, to the final play at Rumson, the Caseys played a tough game. At the end of the season, the Caseys had an impressive record of 6 wins and 3 losses. New head coach Tom Lalli led the Caseys through this successful season. With the aid of other coaches, he strengthened the team’s defensive, offensive and kicking strategies. All this, combined with a strong desire to win brought victory to the team. 123 124 Jim Clappin, Jay Sciortino ivuiilUJJU . k . v . Ed Sutphin 125 J.V. — First Row: B. Olsen, D. Langan, J. Shellenbach, T. Siciliano, J. Coates, D. Ziemann, M. Kretowicz, B. New, J. Walton, J. Patt, C. Kingsberry, B. Grimm. Second Row: J. Gerace, R. Finnegan. Fourth Row: T. Doriaggio, K. White, J. Kelly, M. Doherty, T. Golden, D. Bonett, G. Donnelly, P. Freeman, P. Wooster, D. Henry. Keenoy, D. Howell, J. Micioni, J. Cuneff. Third Row: T. 126 Coach Pat Farmer FRESHMAN TEAM — First Row: J. Gaul, R. Mahon, B. Grimm, J. Vaccarelli, K. McCarthy, K. Walker, J. Sweeney, K. Dunphy. Second Row: M. Daly, C. Johnson, T. Gorman, J. Pouso, P. Kingsbery, M. Connors, C. Muldaur, E. Kleissler. Third Row: L. Fons, J. Sutphin, B. McCaffrey, T. McDonnell, M. Collins, S. Clayton, J. Davis, P. D’Aloia, J. Ryan, R. Bates, S. Pieklik. Fourth Row: P. Kiernan, A. Bongarzone, D. Ban- non, M. Morley, J. Herman, J. McGuinness, C. Eagan, T. Al- fano, B. O’Neil, S. Healy, C. Nimon, R. Donovan, M. Search. 127 128 BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with the best record in school history: 20 wins and 8 losses. The Caseys captured second place in their an- nual tournament and finished second in the South Jer- sey Parochial B Championships. The team broke an- other school record, scoring 105 points against Saint Mary’s of South Amboy. The team was led by senior co-captarns Paul Mc- Guinness in scoring, and Tim Yerves in rebounds. Underclassman Dale Cofer proved to be the best foul shooter. Coach Joe Kristofik was instrumental in molding together the power and talent of the team. The Junior Varsity, led by Coach Bob McCue, won the J.V. Catholic Federation Championship. Their record was 21-3. The Freshman Team, coached by Paul Christopher, was also victorious, ending with a 12-8 record. Dale Cofer Paul McGuinness VARSITY TEAM — Counterclockwise: Coach Kristofik, Tim Weber, Dale Cofer, Co-captain Tim Yerves, Paul McGuinness, John Chapski, Dave Bauer, Carlos Gonzalez, Tom Stahl; Inner circle: Bill Catalane, Rusty Olivadotti, Bobby Pignataro, Rich Oddo, Paul Rich. Dave Bauer Tim Yerves, Tim Weber, and Paul McGuinness. Bobby Pignataro 130 Carlos Gonzalez % 131 Dave Bauer and Dale Cofer. Coach Robert McCue with co-captains John Schaffer and Andy Bott. John Schaffer 132 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM — Kneeling, left to right: J. Micioni, J. P. Mahon, E. Johnson, J. Sciortino, J. Motzel. Standing: Coach R. McCue, K. Connolly, A. Bott, R. Ovens, . Schaffer, B. Conly, P. Fitzpatrick. FRESHMAN TEAM — Bottom, left to right: Coach P. Chris- Sherman, M. Menna. Top: G. Dobson. J. Bofill, R. Reynolds, topher, J. Vaccarelli, R. Mahon, M. Collins, L. Burgess. Middle: W. Calendrillo, M. Yerves, J. Sutphin. A. Leavy, J. Davis, J. McGuinness, S. Ciallella, P. D’Aloia, W. 133 John Sutphin, Bob Reynolds, Jack Davis, and Wes Sherman. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM — Back row, left to right: K. Dooley, A. Eagan, M. A. Seuffert, C. Rafter, N. Neilsen, J. Harper, M. A. Ryan. Second row: C. Blake, M. McGann, K. The 1972 Girls’ Basketball Team entered its third season of interscholastic competition. The Caseyettes had a slow start due to inex- perience, but through hard work and diligent practice, their game improved. Out of the final eleven games, the girls captured eight victories. This year, Coach Charlie Blum and Co- Captains Ann Halton and Kerry Higgins guided the team. Individual talents, combined with the total efforts of the girls, gave the team an overall record of eight wins and nine losses. The team loses seniors Kathy Dwyer, Ann Halton and Joann Harper, but with the return- ing talent of the underclassmen the future looks bright for the Caseyettes. Dwyer, P. Seamen, L. Conklin, A. Halton. Front row: Coach C. Blum, S. Colando (Manager), J. Johnson, C. Higgins, M. Eyres, J. DelMaster. Anne Eagan 135 Patty Seamen Doreen Ryan and Colleen Rafter. tffMVt tffl WRESTLING TEAM — Bottom, left to right: M. Regan, M. Terrell, E. Parker, C. Snyder, R. Distefano, T. Seitz. J. Egan, J. Clayton, N. Distefano. Second row: T. Poulos, T. Fuorry, D. Langan, E. Kelly, C. Nimon, J. Donnelly, M. Mulhern, Coach R. Visbeck. Third row: Coach H. Copperthwaite, D. Bonett, T. DeLisa, J. Keale, S. Gironda, M. Dunphy, J. Miceli, Coach F. Poleski. Fourth row: K. McCarthy, C. Endlicher, J. Gomy, C. Johnson, K. Hughes, M. Wilson, K. Kelly, E. Burke. Fifth row: J. Pinto, M. Kelly, D. Leahey, T. Alfano, J. Keale, M. Morley, J. Ryan, B. Policastro, S. Pieklik. WRESTLING The Casey Wrestling Team completed an impressive season, with a Varsity record of 10-4, and a J.V. record of 11-3. The Casey grapplers defeated Rumson and St. Joe’s Toms River, and highlighted the season by winning over C.B.A. and St. Joe’s Metuchen. In the districts, the team finished strong by taking third place. Individuals also placed in the districts. Tom Seitz, Ray Distefano and Jeff Clayton captured first place and Joe Egan and Ted Poulos took second. This was the first time R.B.C. had three first place champions in one year. The Caseys were the sixth highest team in the regions, and Tom Seitz took first in his weight class. Tom went on to the state finals, and captured third, being the first Casey wrestler to reach such honors. Tri-captains John Keale, Craig Snyder and Tom Fuorry contributed their talents to the team, and aided Coaches Ray Visbeck, Harry Copperthwaith, and Frank Poleski in keeping the Caseys on top. 136 John Keale 137 VARSITY SQUAD: Kneeling, left to right: T. DeLisa, T. Seitz, J. Kcale, R. Distefano, T. Poulos, D. Langan, D. Bonett. Standing: J. Clayton, J. Egan, C. Snyder, T. Fuorry, E. Kelly, M. Mulhern, Coach R. Visbeck. 138 Mr. Joe Hintelmann keeping score. Tom Seitz struggles. .. ... for victory. 139 Junior Varsity Wrestler, Michael Keale. BOYS’ TRACK The 1973 Boys’ Track Team returns to the field with much strength and talent. Tri-captains John Rafter, Kevin Burrows and Gene Boyle keep the boys together in their aim for victory. All aspects of the team are strong. Coaches Gary Beach and Steve Johnson are confident in the boys. Powerful sprinters include John Anunziata, Mike Safko; distance run- ners include Jim Reiser, Jim Daly, John Rafter, and Kevin Burrows; and in the weight class the Caseys have Gene Boyle and Mike Kretowicz. With many underclassmen returning for next year, the track team will remain victorious. Tom Philburn, Greg Loncola, Tom Max, Jim Seuffert, John Rafter, Coach Lou Vircillo with John Annunziata. Brian Hawkins, and Jim Daly. VARSITY TEAM — Front row, left to right: T. McDerby, D. Devine, A. Lennert, K. Fitzpatrick, T. Anderson, J. Tomaino, J. Errington, G. Loncola, L. Alvarez, N. Trocchia, M. Mayer, W. Wil- son. Second row: Coach S. Johnson, P. McCue, E. Boyle, G. Good- nough, K. O’Connell, J. Patt, M. Boutote, K. Burrows, M. Safko, E. Buenaga, R. Woods, K. White, Coach G. Beach. Back row: M. Kretowicz, R. Kinler, J. LaCosta, J. Rafter, F. Doyle, P. Hickey, G. Beach, T. Philburn, J. Reiser, P. Healy, S. Moore. 140 FRESHMAN TEAM — Front row, left to right: B. Hawkins, E. Witkowski, M. Capps, T. Shea, C. Muldaur, C. Edmonds, M. Connors, S. Peterson. Second row: Coach S. Johnson, J. Seuf- fert, T. Max, P. Maloney, J. Gaul, M. Wise, J. Monachello, M. Search, E. Kleissler, B. Foley, P. Fasano, S. Feiklik, E. Dedalis, C. Eagan, J. Kelly, B. Baldinger, J. Bofil, J. Price, K. Kilian, M. Daly, D. Bannon, B. Healy, T. Alfano, P. Kiernan. 141 Paul McCue —mnimwf linvnviiiiiimiiuiininvin nnnn rajn miiniiiuiivvniiiir mrtmiiifniiiirii.innrnmvinniiimrimminui GIRLS’ TEAM — Bottom row, left to right: V. Halpin, P. Seaman, S. Kelly, K. Tracy, E. Herrmann, K. Dwyer, D. Dubel, J. Harper, D. Rathlev, D. Tappin, A. Halton, L. Dowling, Head Coach J. Rafter. Second row: M. Loncola, J. Brown, K. Kolar- sick, M. Pricoli, J. Sasson, M. E. Ryan, P. Herrmann, C. Doran, M. A. Ryan, K. Higgins, M. McGann, K. Kelly, B. Cangialosi, Coach S. Johnson. Third row: M. Keene, P. Mooney, C. Max, M. Rathlev, N. Dubel, J. Alter, J. Hedburg, K. Ryan, S. Heag- ney, N. Nielson, B. Walton, D. Stanis, Coach C. Blum. Fourth row: P. Blatz, C. Blake, S. Gross, S. Pricoli, L. Wright, M. Sheehan, C. Doran, M. E. Largey, A. Leavy, D. O’Connell, J. Fahoury, Coach W. Alter. Fifth row: P. Dowling, K. Canepa, A. Trambarulo, S. Frentz, A. Cast, C. Rafter, J. Tierney, M. O’Hern, G. Burns, S. McCabe, Coach L. Vircillo. Back row: L. Conklin, C. Forsman, D. Alessi, P. Haley, M. Angers, M. Capp, N. Munn, R. Kelly, M. McHugh. GIRLS’ TRACK The Girls’ Track Team of 1973 looks forward to another successful season of inter- scholastic competition. The Caseyettes, led by Coach Jack Rafter and tri-captains Diana Dubel, JoAnn Harper and Debbie Rathlev, are working toward the State Championship. The team won their first meet, and plan to win many more. Returning members include Ann Halton, Kathy Dwyer, Kerry Higgins, and Betsy Cangialosi. The talents of these girls, combined with the talents of many other team members, will give the Caseyettes the honors they deserve. 142 Maureen McGann and Kerry Higgins. m INDOOR TRACK TEAM — Front row, left to right: J. Monachello, M. Wise, S. Peterson, L. Alvarez, J. Tomaino, D. Lennert, J. Errington, J. Seuffert. Second row: Coach S. Johnson, K. Kilian, R. Woods, M. Mayer, J. Robinson, K. Burrows, J. Rafter, P. Hickey, T. Kelly. Senior missing: T. Coleman. INDOOR TRACK TEAM The R.B.C. Winter Track Team completed a successful season this past February, splitting two dual meets, in addi- tion to competing in half a dozen “invitationals.” In its dual encounters, the Caseys lost to a powerful CBA squad but soundly defeated St. Thomas of Edison. The standout effort of the season was sophomore Jim Daly’s 4:35 mile in the Shore Championship at Lakehurst. Outstand- ing seniors on the squad were Kevin Burrows, Tim Coleman, Pat Hickey, Jim Keiser, Tom Kelly, and John Rafter. After a long, cold season of hard work, the Indoor Track Team will be reaping their reward this coming outdoor season. Jim Lobermann This year, the Athletic Department has in- creased student participation with the appoint- ment of two student athletic directors. Jim Lobermann and Jeanne Alter have proved to be invaluable in the department, by being available to the students and coaches whenever the need arose. The decision to have such di- rectors has proved to be an asset, and it is hoperul that those appointed in the future may live up to the record that has been established by these two students. GOLF Under the direction of Coach Ray Visbeck, the Golf Team opened the 1973 season in April by securing a win in their first match. Returning seniors Dennis Sheehan, Gene Shee- han, Mike Davino and Bill McKenna are a great asset to the team, along with underclass- man Bill Charpek. Through the diligent efforts of the team, the season will surely be a success. 145 GOLF TEAM — Front row, left to right: G. Sheehan, M. Davino, W. Sharpeck, Coach R. Visbeck, D. Sheehan, J. Micchelli, J. Campbell. Back row: Yaccarine, K. Walker, R. Zentar, J. Lobermann, J. Gorny, B. Daley, G. Orlacchio. VARSITY TEAM — Bottom row, left to right: R. At- J. Mahon, R. Oddo, J. Schaffer, A. Bott. Top row: Coach tridge, J. Clappin, J. Donofrio, J. Miccioni, P. Rich, J. J. Kristofix, M. Pimpinella, T. Fuorry, T. Cronauer, R. Sciortino. Second row: P. McGuinness, J. Shellenbach, Murphy, Coach T. Crapero. BASEBALL The prospects for the 1972-73 Varsity Base- ball Team look very good. The team started out with six returning lettermen, including sen- ior standout Paul McGuinness and junior Joe D’Onofrio. The boys showed a great amount of style and strength in the four pre-season scrimmages and went on to win their first game. Coach Joe Kristofik is confident for a vic- torious season. Individual talents combined with team effort will give the Caseys victory. Players from both J.V. and Freshman squads, under the direction of Coaches Paul Christopher and Lou Montanaro, complete the well-balanced Casey attack on the diamond. 146 John Shellenbach with Coach Kristofik. J.V. BASEBALL TEAM — Standing, left to right: Coach Conley, W. Foulke, R. Ovens. Front row: M. Wright, P. P. Christopher, T. Tuchol, R. Finnegan, R. Marcickiewicz, Keenoy, D. Howell, J. Gerace, P. Scinto, J. Cunncff. J. Ferraro, B. Grimm, J. Motzel, R. Lyster, T. Golden, B. FRESHMAN TEAM — Standing, left to right: Coach L. Kneeling: R. Donovan, T. McDonald, R. Bates, K. Dun- Montanaro, A. Bongarzone, W. Walsh, P. D’Aloia, J. phy, T. Woods, J. Davis, J. Vaccarelli, R. Mahon. Ryan, J. McGuinness, K. Scott, D. Buckley, J. Sutphin. 147 UNDER- CLASSMEN the sky s heart opens shades of discovery 150 11-A Top, left to right: B. Tierney, C. Creedon, S. Mallory, M. Kelly, M. McEvoy, M. Struve. Bottom: K. Fitzpatrick, D. Porzio, J. Sherman, J. Paris, T. Blatz. Left to Right: J. Buccafusco, K. Clarke, K. Holahan, I). Paladino, C. Murphy, K. Kier- nan, J. Sciortino, M. Montegary, D. McCarthy. Top, left to right: E. Sutphin, E. Boyle, J. Errington, N. Baldinger, G. Fitzgerald. Bottom: J. Kingsbery, J. Harmon, D. Ulan, J. Watkins, J. Dorsey, V. Samaras, M. Courtney, D. Quinn, G. Wills, K. Voetsch, L. Gesualdi. Not Pictured: R. Peco, T. Tuchol. Top, left to right: C. Doran, V. Kane, J. Adeskavitz. Bottom: R. Woods, P. Seaman, V. Pisani, T. McDerby. ll-B 152 Top, left to right: N. Barbato, D. Clune, A. Bott, M. Rafter. Bottom: C. Boggs, E. Buenaga, J. Galacki, M. Fitzpatrick. Top, left to right: M. Safko, L. Barrett, D. Hawkins, A. Esposito, J. Robinson, P. Mc- Cue, P. Ramirez. Bottom: Y. Mancari, B. Popola, D. Vaiana, J. Sasson. Not Pictured: T. Golden, M. Lawrence, E. McGlynn, D. Peal, A. Short, T. Soemer. Top, left to right: C. Alessi, K. Connolly, R. Patterson, E. Burke, J. Watson, S. Moore, J. Kiley. Bottom: M. Ryan, J. Donovan, R. Yelton. Top, left to right: M. Angelillo, S. Nagcn- gast, B. Seuffert, M. Herchakowski, M. Flaherty. Bottom: S. Kelly, A. Mason, D. Dougherty, S. Marascio, M. Boutote. 153 Top, left to right: B. Grimm, J. Campbell, G. San- ders, R. Lyster. Bottom: W. Stout, S. Veling, J. Conover, C. Mulligan, C. Evans, J. Rose, L. Rathlev. 154 Top, left to right: D. Marano, J. Dombroski, C. Bartram, K. Rusin. Bottom: S. Kerkes, W. Maher, J. Egan, M. Ambrosino, L. Hendrickson, T. Killeen, L. Fleming. Il-E Top, left to right: A. Brennan, L. Netzhimer, M. Wood. A. Vitalo, B. Webb, K. W hite. M. Eyres, P. Gorman, M. Jordan. Bottom: M. Seuffert, S. Fleming, C. DiVestea. B. Caffrey, J. Schluter, M. Sraeel, T. Ministri. Top, left to right: L. Migliaccio, S. Kelly, M. Pricoli, M. Hendrickson. Middle: P. Daley, L. Kineavy, M. Mulvaney, J. Bauer, C. Stavola, S. Redmond, R. Peco. Bottom: K. Conley, K. Lonnie, C. Jakuboski, K. Resch. Top, left to right: E. Cangialosi, K. Sweeney, D. Tomaino, M. Ryan. Bottom: T. Anderson, R. Drury. Not Pictured: S. Cordasco, E. Lencki, S. MacDonald, T. Poulos, M. Rogers. 155 Top, left to right: S. Russo, P. Corrigan, D. Marino, K. Flynn, C. DeVito. Middle: E. Bennett, M. Hartmann, N. Suchsland, C. Brown. K. Fischer, I. Davis, G. Gambacorto. Bottom: J. Cummings, F. McGrail, T. Pinto. Back, left to right: J. D’Onofrio, D. Distel, D. Meehan, P. Herrmann, D. Gorny. Front: R. Mayer, K. O’Connell, T. Seitz, T. Capo- longo. Not Pictured: K. Reilly. 156 Top, left to right: R. Attridge, C. Walker, M. Levins, M. Farrell, D. Wilcox, M. Schrang, S. Persson, J. Schaffer, C. Carey, J. Lobermann, R. Laffey. Bottom: J. Schroth, J. Oldroyd, S. Zwolinski. Top, left to right: B. Simone, M. Walsh. M. Reynolds. M. Yerves, B. Domorski. Bottom: K. Johnston, K. Brown, A. Dear, K. McGrath. Not Pictured: C. Bahr, T. Lisanti, M. Ryan, R. Shannon. ll-G Top, left to right: L. Philburn, J. O’Connor, W. Bauer, E. Sutphin. Bot- tom: B. Sullivan, D. Frusione, S. Rose, F. Costa. Top to Bottom, left to right: J. Micchelli, M. Schiafone, I. Diguiseppc, M. Marley, B. Kasten, M. Murphy, K. Finnegan, J. Hick- man, A. Grimaldi, R. Mazza, M. Bruno, J. Cummings. 157 Top, left to right: P. Patacki, M. Catricala, J. Walter, M. Riley, G. Mazza, M. Kleissler. Bottom: G. Beach, R. Cunneff, P. Rich, R. Shellenbach. 158 Left to Right: S. Kelly, A Mason, M. Murphy, M. Truex, W. Charpek. Not Pictured: A. Cowie, E. DeClerk, E. Johnson, R. Ovens. I Top, left to right: S. McAllister, P. Balbo, A. Dear, M. Pavon, M. Pouso, K. Blakeley. Bottom: J. Ruscio, N. Distefano, J. To- maino, M. Keale, T. Maione, K. Palaszew- ski. Not Pictured: M. Max, D. Ryan, K. Tracy. i I mmBtmmrnrnm Top, left to right: T. Darcy, G. Schluter, A. Clancy, D. Os- born. Bottom: S. Kirsh, P. Schweers, M. Tally, D. Fitzgerald, F. Geroni, M. Roberto, T. Surgent, M. Lake. Top to Bottom, left to right: J. Rudinski, L. De Jong, C. Smith, K. Hoehn, K. Kelly, M. Woodward, N. Dermont, V. Warca, V. Clabby, K. Crahay, M. Polly, L. Bacsik. 159 160 10-A Top, left to right: K. Hawkins, E. Fitzpatrick, S. Plain. E. Noon, F. Garreau, K. Canepa, N. Kristiansen. Middle: L. Wright. E. Regan, M. Conrad, M. McFadden, M. Kerstein, E. Horan. Bottom: T. Seigfried, D. Murphy. P. Gazzo, D. Cofer, D. McMil- lan, R. Largey, L. Alvarez, M. Kretowicz. Top, left to right: S. Drury, P. Keenoy, R. Braun, K. Ahcarn, P. Rozak, S. Ruddy. Bottom: J. Hasenohr, W. Daley. Left to Right: B. Grimaldi, A. McFeely, N. Mazza, K. Seaman, M. Mora. Not Pic- tured: D. Kingsley, J. Schaffer. 161 10-B Top, left to right: J. Hedberg, K. Ker- ner, T. Kaiser, M. Ruddy, E. Sasso. Bottom: P. Scinto, J. Miceli, B. New. Top to Bottom, left to right: M. Hoffman, M. Russomanno, G. Coleman, T. Duddy, C. Dooley, J. McGrath, T. Romano, D. Hemmendinge, P. Kulis, T. Farrell, V. Flaherty, N. Nielsen, B. Holzer, R. Richardson, J. Brown, M. Brennan, J. Netzhimer. Top, left to right: P. Fitzpatrick, R. Nar- diello, G. Orlacchio, N. Trocchia, D. Ames. Bottom: L. Musto, K. Wood, B. Glassey. Not Pictured: H. Carney, R. MacPhee, C. Turek. 10-C Top, left to right: J. Roberts, M. Ser- rano, J. Arnone, M. Bansbach, M. Stoye, C. Foster. Bottom: D. Lange, C. Gesualdo, M. Lyttle, R. Rousscll. Top, left to right: D. Weber, W. McCormack, C. Man- ning, S. Heagney, J. Johnson, S. Wilson. Bottom: J. Daly, R. McCutcheon, G. Ramirez. Not Pictured: P. Coleman, R. Cowie, S. Downey, S. McManus, H. O'Neill, K. Ryan. Top, left to right: G. Siciliano, R. Sabathe, T. Stewart, J. Micioni, K. Kasten, B. Grimm. Middle: M. Duffy, V. Halpin, D. Penny, C. Minton, E. Flanagan, C. DiFedele, D. Tuchol, V. Sause, D. Wills. Bottom: K. Feeney, M. Casey, T. Opdyke. 163 10-D Top to Bottom, left to right: K. Ruddy, J. Salter, R. Bauer, D. Fatum, C. Harmon, T. De- Lisa, S. Layden, T. Vaccarelli, M. Disciullo, M. Serrino, A. Robinson, L. Harvey, C. Mc- Cue, C. Cowie, C. Nagcngast. Not Pictured: J. Mahon, B. McCall, B. Olson, J. Pelletier, M. Wright. 164 Top to Bottom, left to right: T. Walton, B. Conley, W. Foulke, D. Foy, R. Kasinow, D. Stanis, C. Giovine, K. Ruddy, M. Battista, M. Cesarano. Top, left to right: J. Alter, N. Dubel, N. McAlary. M. Deluca, M. Colao, C. Samaras, M. DeFazio, T. Kleva. Bottom: S. Rubino, P. Wooster, J. Kleissler, J. Ryan, B. Daley. 10-E Top, left to right: J. Patt, R. Marcickiewicz, D. Langan, M. McTaugne, D. Holloman, T. Siciliano, J. Ferraro. Bottom: E. Seuffert, F. Nicol, S. Pricoli, P. Dowling, E. Murphy, C. Lawrence, M. Kean. Top, left to right: C. Tyluki, D. Knight, P. McDcrby, P. Malone, J. Smcriglio, M. Frey. Bottom: G. Goodnough, D. McMullin, D. Kirk, J. Lewis. Not Pictured: M. Dunphy, E. Kelly, J. LaCosta, C. McLean. 165 10-F Top, left to right: K. Tierney, F. Sagurton, A. McDonald, C. Chewey, C. Culver. Bot- tom: D. Henry, R. Coates, R. Kinier. Top to Bottom, left to right: W. Patterson, C. Walton, J. Gerace, M. Bevacqui, C. Forsman, M. Frank, A. Guiney, S. Oldroyd, J. Martucci, C. Divestea, T. Eidel, P. Buck. Left to Right: S. Murphy, S. Quinn, J. Mac- Veagh, E. Mayer, T. Weber, D. Devine. Not Pictured: S. Belmont, A. Lennert, D. Widger. 166 10-G Top. left to right: G. Johnson, J. English, A. McCall, C. Molnar, K. Seuffert, M. Santry. Bottom: J. Conroy, M. Hoedcl, W. Bidwell, K. Ward, B. Bundschuh, J. Devito, M. Soemer. Bottom: R. Bergin, N. Get- tinger, W. McDaniel. Top, left to right: J. Clappin, R. Finnegan, J. Motzel, J. Freeman, K. Hennessey, M. Ryan, J. Linney. Bottom: G. Chmiclewski, C. Max, L. Guilbot, C. Frumusa Not Pic- tured: T. DeBIaslo, D. Fieramosca, B. Kilpatrick, C. Klein, M. Perry, K. Toohey. 167 Top, left to right: G. Ward, C. Gross, L. Behun, D. Bonett, E. Frankel, P. Jones, P. Mooney, S. Etoll, A. DeGroot, M. Sheehan, K. O'Donnell. Bottom: E. Imerito, M. Suchsland, E. Mottershead, J. Santangelo, B. Romanenko. 10-H 168 Top, left to right: A. Dispoto, S. Maurice, C. Blake, D. Butler, C. Me- Cobb, J. Martin. Bottom: J. Coriaggio, R. Mount, S. Peterson, D. Darcy, G. Loncola. Not Pictured: W. Young. 10-1 Top, left to right: J. Gorski, J. Kelly, G. Donnelly, J. Snyder. D. Ziemann, M. Wilson, V. McKinney. Middle: T. Von Rodeck, R. Eyres, T. Moore, S. Hen- derson. Bottom: M. Holsey, L. Pidel, J. Del Master, K. Curchin, D. Brown, P. Blatz. Not Pictured: S. McKcon. Top, left to right: J. Cunncff, B. Poli- castro, G. Burns, M. Mulhcren Bot- tom: K. Gallagher, E. Sohl, E. Morris- sey, M. Connair, M. Morris. Top, left to right: D. Hurley, R. Lucyk, M. Campbell, K. Kolarsick, D. Howell, P. Fcr- raginc. Bottom: C. O’Brian, R. Mastria, S. Rogers, S. Mc- Cormick, N. Sagurton. 169 FRESHMEN 170 9-A Top, left to right: C. Bevacqui, S. Arnone, M. Angers, D. An- derson, A. Brown. Middle: E. Brennan, A. Butler, C. Bruno, D. Badgley, A. Barbato. Bot- tom: T. Bisconti, P. Annunzi- ata, A. Bongarzone, R. Bates. Top, left to right: D. Buckley, B. Burke, J. Yac- carine, W. Calandriello. Middle: E. Ancrum, V. Brown, C. Birbick, M. Aders, M. Garry. Bottom: K. Beck, D. Caltabilota, P. Brady, P. Brennan. Not Pictured: J. Albano, T. Alfano, C. Alterio, M. Baird. 171 Top, left to right: N. Cancellieri, R. Byrne, L. Brady, L. Brock, P. Barnarr. Mid- dle: K. Bonett, L. Boutote, D. Alessi, E. Bofill. Bottom: D. Bannon, W. Baldinger, E. Bunn. 9-B Top, left to right: C. Ciriani, P. Clark, L. Cassidy, S. Clark, P. Car- bone. Middle: R. Crowton, A. Clay, K. Cicalese, C. Carey, G. Carbone, P. Charpek, S. Connelly. Bottom: M. Daly, K. Casey, M. Connors. Not Pictured: C. Chandler. Top, left to right: K. Curnayn, D. Curchin, M. Copperthwaite, M. Capps, S. Ciallella, J. Cordasco, T. Conroy. Bottom: A. Cole, P. D’Aloia, N. Coolahan, J. Coles. Top, left to right: B. Clancy, S. Clayton, M. Collins, M. Crowley, J. Dalm, M. Coyle, E. Conlon. Bottom: J. Chapski, L. Conklin, M. Chambers, L. Cavalier, M. Catri- cala, L. Clune. 172 I J i Back, left to right: M. Dolch, M. Delvecchio, M. Duffy, P. Fasano, E. Dedalis. R. Donovan, ('. End- licher, M. Egan. Front: T. Eck- stein, C. Edgar. J. Fahoury, C. Ehlers, B. Fitzgerald, C. Dziesinta. I ) Back, left to right: D. Donnelly, W. Edclen. J. Davis, B. Foley, D. Finley, C. Demaio, K. Dowd, G. Demarco, C. Edmonds. Front: A. Damien, C. Doran. C. Donahue, S. Downes, G. Dobson. Left to Right: K. Dunphy, W. Doherty, L. Fons, L. Esposito, C. Festa, M. Dilione. Not Pictured: J. Donnelly, C. Eagan, J. Fallon, M. Ferrugine, D. O’Connell. i 173 Left to right: S. Heenehan, S. Hornick, S. Healy, O. Gans, E. Ilsley, A. Heagney, J. Gorny, J. Gaul. Not Pictured: K. Hauck, B. Hawkins. 9-D Top, left to right: P. Hawley, N. Gomez, L. Gulfo, K. Grassi, N. Walsh, M. Imholte, G. Garrison, J. Francfort. Bottom: S. Healy, S. Frentz, M. Fran- cis, D. Hesse, D. Gama, T. Guarino, K. Hughes, P. Harmon. 174 Top, left to right: J. Herman, M. Grimaldi, D. Fordham, L. Gerhard, M. Garruto, M. Haynes, S. Holsey. Bottom: B. Grimm, J. Foy, M. Guzzi, T. Gorman, J. Green, S. Gironda, S. Gross, P. Gorman. Top, left to right: L. Jarris, K. Kilian, F. Kelly. M. Kelly. Middle: N. Layton, J. Kelly, M. Lang, P. Kuhlman. Bottom: K. Lopez. M. Largey, M. Loncola, K. Lencki. Top, left to right: D. Joseph, J. Kirsh, V. Kirman, A. Kast, K. Kennedy, E. Lamberson, B. La Costa, N. Kelly, M. Jakuboski, C. Lonnie, D. Krost, J. Kustera. Bottom: D. Leahey, J. Keale, E. Kleissler, J. Jennings. Back, left to right: K. Kelly, M. Kilpatrick, C. Johnson, C. Lobermann, J. Lanigan, P. Kingsbery, P. Kiernan. Front: M. La Macchia, M. Keenoy, B. Kaiser, B. Kenny, A. Leavy. Not Pictured: R. Kelly. 175 Left to Right: M. Meehan, J. McGuinness, T. Lynch, L. Massell, M. Maloney, M. McHugh, J. Mattia, N. Manyak, M. Menna, T. Max. Top, left to right: M. Melicia, S. McCabe, M. Marz, L. McGowan, M. Meehan, L. Lopez. Bottom: M. MacPhec, A. Lucyk, M. Malley, J. MacDonald, J. Mans, J. McMahon, R. Martin, T. McDonnell. 176 Top, left to right: S. Massell, B. McCaffrey, D. Malague, D. McCane, M. Maguire, K. Maurice, C. Lussier, N. McBee, J. MacAluso. Bottom: P. Maloney, J. McCarthy, K. McCarthy, J. Madigan, R. Mahon. Not Pictured: J. McNamara. 9-G Top, left to right: S. Pieklik, B. O’Neil. F. Plochan, J. O’Hollaran. Middle: K. Nicosa. A. Cadamura, A. Pascarella, N. Nagengast. L. Pugliese, D. O’Brien. R. Notaro. Bottom: J. Pouso, J. Pinto, P. Onto, J. Pheifer. Top, left to right: M. Morley, C. Oliva, P. Morris, L. Netzhimer, E. Parker, C. Moore, B. Paxia, M. Micchelli, T. Murtha. Bottom: L. Murray, C. Nimon, C. Muldaur, R. Osborn. Not Pictured: N. Nucci, S. Peterson, W. Pricoli. 177 Top, left to right: S. Sole, N. Scarpa, M. Regan, C. Shuler, J. Rusin, J. Santelle. Bottom: J. Sestito, W. Shippen, J. Sullivan, J. Sherman, E. Short. 9-H Top, left to right: T. Shea, G. Search, J. Ryan, T. Rossano, H. Shields, J. Shea. Bottom: J. Ricci, K. Sole, L. Acerra, S. Reynolds, C. Samaras, T. Sabathc, M. Rathlev, G. Schicitano. 178 Top, left to right: F. Russo, D. Schweers, C. Rafter, F. Quinn, L. Riley, C. Scarpellino, V. Robbins, E. Quinn. Bottom: J. Richards, J. Seuffert, M. Rowe, M. Shannon. Not Pictured: R. Reynolds, H. Rizzo, C. Roberto, M. SanDomeno, P. Schissler, K. Scott. 9-1 Top. left to right: M. Ward, M. Villa, A. Sweeney, K. Webster. C. Thomas. Bottom: K. Walker, T. Woods, J. Sweeney, J. Sut- phin, J. Vaccarelli. I ! Top, left to right: I. Walsh, M. Terrell, E. Donovan, F. Torchia, S. Waitt, M. Spollen. Middle: M. Sullivan, E. Witkowski, C. Vil- lane, J. Vincent, L. Williams, J. Tierney. Bottom: R. Zentar, R. Woods, M. Trimboli. Not Pictured: M. Wright, G. Ziola. Top, left to right: A. Tierney, J. Tibbitt, M. Trimboli, D. Trotter, B. Vaccarelli, P. Wright. Middle: M. Walsh, D. Walker, P. Travis, V. Tomaino, J. Suchland. Bottom: S. Warn, M. Wise, A. Warga, M. Yerves, W. Walsh. 179 GOLDEN TREASURY GAIL ADESKAVITZ The only way to have a friend is to he one.—Emerson MARY ALEXANDER Songs to aging children come Aging children am one.—Mitchell ANGELA ALFANO Success is not permanent — neither is failure.—U nkno wn ALISON ALVAREZ Sometimes I can laugh and cry And can’t remember why But I still love those good times gone by.—James Taylor RICHARD AMES it's life allusion I recall, I really don’t know life at all.—Mitchell JOAN ANNARELLA laugh because I must not cry.—Lincoln ANNE BAKER Go while the going is good, knowing when to leave may be the smartest thing that anyone can learn.—Hal David MARK BELLEZZA Go forward, always go forward. You must not fail. Go until the last shots are fired and the last drop of gasoline is gone. Then go forward on foot.—General George S. Patton CHRIS BENNETT How can 1 tell what I think till I see what I say?—E. M. Foster ANITA BERGIN ’Tis what I love determines how 1 love.—George Eliot BETSY BIDWELL And in a world where no one understands I'll take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone who comes along and tells me he’s in need of love.—Rod McKuen PAUL BILLICK Wise men remember what wise men have said.—Unknown ANNE BLATZ Open the door and come on in, I’m so glad to see you my friend, you’re like a rainbow coming ’round the bend.—Judy Collins JEAN BLATZ Like a bridge over troubled waters I will lay me down.—Simon and Garfunkel IIMOTHY BOYLE Life is like a merry-go-round and the ring is like your friends.—Unknown ETHEL BRANDON Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.—Unknown ROBIN BRAUN The more we love the better we are the greater our friendship is.—Unknown MELISS BRENNAN “Leave . . .”—Seales and Crofts ROBERT BROPHY Our deeds still travel with us from afar, And what we have been makes us what we are.—George Eliot FRED BRUNO . The good die first, and they whose hearts are dry as summer dust burn to the socket.— William Wordsworth BONNIE BUCK We are more surprised .when something we expected comes to pass, than when we stumble on the unexpected.—E. Hoffer DENISE BUEGLER The supreme happiness of life is the con- viction that we are loved—Loved for ourselves—say, rather; Loved in spite of ourselves.—Unknown MARY JANE BUNDSCHUH Arise to birth with me, my brother. Give me your hand out of the depths sown by your sorrows. Give me the struggle, the iron, the volcanoes. Speak thru my speech and thru my blood.—Pablo Neruda from Alturas de Macchupicchu JOANNE BUNTELE Go and beat your crazy head against the sky—try and see beyond the houses in your eyes. It’s so great to shoot the moon!—John Sebastian DIANE BURKE The way to love anything is to realize that it may be lost.—Chesterton KATHLEEN BURKE A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.—Confucius MARY ELLEN BURKE Let me today do one thing that will take a little sadness from this world.—Unknown KEVIN BURROWS The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender.—Vince Lombardi VICTORIA BYRNE Love’s season is brief; only a lifetime. Never enough. PATRICIA CAMPANELLA You don’t possess me, don’t impress me Just upset my mind Can’t construct me or conduct me Just use up my time. LYNDA CANEPA As time goes on .. . Dream of our moments together . . . —Chicago GERARD CANNITO For every man the world is as fresh as it was at the first day and as full of untold novelties for him who has the eyes to see them.—Unknown ANTHONY CARBONE So lean upon him gently, And don’t call on him to save . . . —Ian Anderson PATRICIA CARBONE am part of all that I have met.— —Tennyson DOROTHY CARNEY To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.—Shakespeare CATHLEEN CARROLL If words came as readily as ideas and ideas as feelings, I could say ten hundred kindly things. You know my supreme happiness at having one on earth whom I can call a friend.—Charles Lamb JOHN CHAPSKI Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.—L. J. Cardinal Suewens HENRY CHARPEK There’s an innate Americanism in every- body. All you have to do is water the damn plant.—Unknown GEORGETTE CHEHANSKE If we had no faults of our own, we would not take so much pleasure in no- ticing those of others. — L. A. Roche- foucauld KAREN CHEWEY I asked for all things that I might enjoy life— I was given life that I might enjoy all things. I got nothing that I asked for— but everything I had hoped for. Despite myself, my prayers were answered.—A nonymous DAN CLABBY The use of the word patriotic today is almost a dirty gesture.—Edgar F. Magnin MARY ELLEN CLARKE The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one.—Seneca STEPHANIE COLANDO Walk on with hope in your heart, And you’ll never walk alone. —Rogers and Hammerstein MARGARET CONLON Gazing at people, some hand in hand. Just what I’m going through—they can’t understand. Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend—just what you want to be you’ll be in the end.—Moody Blues SHARON CONROY Life is no brief candle for me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got hold of for a moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible be- fore handing it on to future generations. —George Bernard Shaw MARY CELINE COOPER We reach, and in reaching We discover we are friends. We touch, and in touching We discover we love.—Unknown JANICE CURNAYN Remind your memory of the day we turned to watch the rain, turning back, never forget that we belonged to one another.—Rod McKuen PATRICIA DALY Look to this day . . . for yesterday is al- ready a dream . . . and tomorrow only a vision.—Unknown MARY D’AMORE Never give up in life and don’t let anyone hold you back, For no bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. KATHY DANCEY Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. —Wordsworth MICHAEL DAVINO Keep your left arm straight, 180 Keep your head down And fly Pan Am.—Tony Jacklin MARY ANNE DAVIS Precious and few are the moments . . . —Climax DANIEL DEAN We trained hard hut it seemed that each time we were about to form up into teams we would he reorganized. I was to learn later in life that reorganizing is a wonder- ful way to give the illusion of progress while actually producing confusion, inef- ficiency, and demoralization—Julius Ar- biter, 410 B.C. DOREEN De FELICE Life is an enchantress who seduces us with her beauty— But he who knows her wiles will flee her enchantments. —Kahlil Gibran JOHN de GROOT The greatest achievement is not in never failing, but in rising after you fall.—Lom- bardi JOANNE DELMASTER You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. —The Stones MARY DEVLIN One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood.—Seneca JENNIFER DILIONE Here now summer’s coming around again every year it seems to come in this way. Before you know it you’ve fallen in love but be sure it's love before you sail away.—Carly Simon RAY DISTEFANO We are always beginning to live but never living.—Marcus Manilus DONALD DOBROWOLSKI Veni Vidi Vici I came I saw I conquered. —Julius Caesar PHILLIP DONATO No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever.—Maurice BERNARD DONNELLY Live hand-in-hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. —Graeme Edge JAMES DONNELLY We know what we are, but know not what we may be. —Shakespeare TIMOTHY DOWD One should always try to keep his feet clean, As he never knows when they may end up in his mouth.—Anonymous LINDA DOWLING Morning brings another sun, Tomorrow—See the things that never came Today . . . —Neil Young DIANE DOWNEY Always forgive your enemies— nothing annoys them so much. —Oscar Wilde FRANK DOYLE Always forgive your enemies nothing annoys them more. —Unknown DIANA DUBEL Here’s a sigh to those who love me, And a smile to those who hate; And, whatever sky’s above me, Here’s a heart for every fate. —Byron KATHLEEN DWYER No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way. forever.—Maurice JAMES EDELEN The lonely clown never dies He just changes his costume. —James J. Edelen HI MARY EHLERS If you have one true friend you have more than your share.—Fuller ROBERT ENGLISH Winning isn't everything. It's the only thing.—Lombardi KATHLEEN FAHERTY You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart.—Carole King CAROLYN FELIX Since the span of life which we enjoy is short, let us make the memory of our lives as long as possible—Sallust MARIAN FESTA Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself. Love possesses not nor would it be possessed; for love is sufficient unto love.—Kahlil Gibran AMERY FILIPPONE There are times when I think I’ve found the truth. There are times when I know that I’m wrong. And the days when I'll try to hide my fears. Bless the days when I’m feeling strong.—Thomas KITT FINLEY Those who love deeply never grow old. They may die of old age; but they die young.—Pinero FREDERICK FISCHER It is not what one has, but what he does with it.—Unknown ANN FLAHERTY You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of your- self that you truly give.—Gibran PETER FLAHERTY Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.—Kennedy CHRIS FLANNERY My time will come.—Anonymous DONNA FLANNERY Lovely to know the warmth your smile can bring to me . . .—Moody Blues LYNN FONS ... And to see you’re really small and life flows on within you and without you.—Harrison JEANNE FORRAR What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to h uman ity.—Unknow n DONNA FREYER A noble soul has reverence for itself. —Nietschze TOM FUORRY You can't always get what you want. But if you try hard enough you’ll find you get what you need.—Jagger LEONARD GERMINARIO We’ve only just begun to live . . . —Unknown ANGELA GILLEN How can I tell you all the things inside my head.—Moody Blues MARY GIRONDA Time passes much too quickly When we’re together laughing; I wish I could sing it to you I wish I could sing it to you. —Chicago Transit Authority CARLOS GONZALEZ Ah, tell you right now, it’s gonna be a rough ball game.—Kristofik, '73 RITA GORSKI . . . And, departing, leave behind us foot- prints on the sands of time . . . —Longfellow FRAN GULLI . . . And time for me will never end or be gone I'll find the thought of loving you and live on As long as I remember love, I will love you As long as I remember love, I will live . . . —Anthony Polistina ANN HALTON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.—Emerson WILLIAM HARMON. Ill That I can do any kindness let me not defer, for I shall not pass this way again.—Penn. JOANN HARPER It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. -Robert II. Goddard JEAN HERCHAKOWSKI If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.—Henry David Thoreau LIZ HERRMANN There’s a time and place for everything and the time and place for you and I is . . . forever.—Joseph P. Hoffman PAT HICKEY Are you experienced?- Jimmy Hendrix NADINE HIGLEY As it began, so I will end it, singing a song of long ago, loving the people I've befriended and singing a sotig of long, long ago . . . —Carole King TARA HOLLOMAN Nothing is a waste that makes a memory. —Rorem APRIL HURLEY Life is like a beanstalk, isn’t it?— Procol Harum BOB HYER A t least he died on the job, He would have wanted it that way.- -Bond PATSY JONES . . . and departing leave behind us foot- prints in the sands of times.—Unknown IRENE KAFTANUK believe in the sun, even when it is not shining; I believe in love even when I am alone; I believe in God even when he is silent. —A nonymous JOHN KEALE Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure.—Graeme Edge JAMES KEISER A road with no obstacles, usually doesn't lead anyplace.—Clark TOM KELLY One must learn by doing the thing, for though you think you know it, you have no certainty until you try.—Sophocles BARBARA KENNY Listen to the tides slowly turning Wash all our heartaches away We’re part of the fire that is burning And from the ashes we can build another day.—Moody Blues WALTER KERNER Tis better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.—Tennyson LARRY KERRIGAN The greatest achievement is not in never failing, but in rising after you fall. —Lombardi DENISE KLUCHKI If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.—Unknown CAMILLE KLUESNER One cannot collect all the beautiful shells on the beach.—Anne Morrow Lindbergh SUE KOCH And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make.—Beatles KIM KOLARSICK Look to the present ... for yesterday is already a dream . . . and tomorrow only a vision.—SanscriI GERRY KOSTUK Never give a sucker an even chance. —W. C. Fields JOANNE KOVALSKI Now I see the secret of making the best persons, it is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth.—Walt Whitman KATHY KRETOWICZ Chisel and carve and file tilI thy vague dream imprints its smile on the unyielding flint.—Heine BARBARA KULIS am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful.—Frederick S. Peris JOAN La BANCA Of all the joys of life, discovering some- thing nearly perfect—a unique moment, a lovely memory, a new friend—stands out as one of the happiest.—Unknown ANNE MARIE LEAHY If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.—Henry David Thoreau BILL LISOWSKY Life is too strong for you; It takes life to love life. —Edgar Lee Masters luann Macdonald People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.—B.S. CONNIE MACH listen to the wind to the wind of my soul Where Til end up well I think, only God really knows. —Cat Stevens CAROLYN MADIGAN . . . give now, that the season of giving may be yours and not your inheritors. —Kahlil Gibran SUSAN MAIONE Not in a unity of sameness, But to live together In peaceful diversity.—Unknown LAURIE MALONE One of these days 1 may fight in earnest and altogether so that I won't have to fight anymore.—James S. Kunen JAMES MALONEY Some men see things as they are and ask why; I dream of things that never were and ask why not.—Kennedy TARA MALONEY All that we love deeply, becomes a part of us.—Unknown SUSAN MANYAK How can we be sure of anything the tide changes. The wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday blows down the trees tomorrow.—Rod McKuen CATHY MASTERSON The mind has a thousand eyes, And the heart but one; Yet the light of a whole life dies. When love is done.—F. W. Bourdillon cathy McCarthy If anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could be only one answer: “Because he was he, because I was I.”—Montaigne kevin McCarthy If you smile at me I will understand, ’cause that is something everybody, every- where does in the same language.—David Crosby-Stephen Stills BETSY McCUE Memory builds a pathway That goes winding through the heart. A nd keeps friends close together Even though they're far apart. —Dan Quinn PAUL McCUE This above all: to thine own self be true.—Shakespeare PETER McCUE Don’t scorn a man because he is march- ing out of step, for he may be marching to the beat of a distant drum.—Thoreau JOHN McCUTCHEON Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player.—Shakespeare JANE McDERMOTT If anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could be only one answer: “Because he was he, because I was I.”—Montaigne MARTIN McFEELY Three can keep a secret if two are dead. —Ben Franklin mary McGinnis Let not your mem’ries wander From fields of greenest grass But look not always backward To the dim and distant past. —Mary McGinnis JIM McGINTY Drowning problems in an ocean of infor- mation is not the same as solving them. —Brown JILL McGITTIGAN Castles made of sand fall to the sea eventually.—Jimi Hendrix patti McGrath To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower: Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour.—William Blake PAUL McGUINNESS The fans want to see you win, sure. But they want to be entertained. Why not try to do both?—Pete Maravich JOANN McKEEVER Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself. —Leo Tolstoy BILL McKENNA No talent, but yet a character.—Heine JILL McMAHON The most consummately beautiful thing in the universe is the rightly fashioned life of a good person.—George Herbert Palmer CINDY McMANUS If you love something, let it go free. If it comes back it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was.—Unknown TONY McQUEEN The only way to have a friend is to be one.—Emerson SUE MILLER Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up, for that’s what life is all about and; love is all there is to life.—Rod McKuen CINDY MONTALDO Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for those in love, time is not.—Henry Van Dyke JEANNE MORSE Love is the beginning, the middle, and the end of everything.—Lacordaire CAROLYN MOSS Love is touching souls.—Joni Mitchell ANGI MROCZKOWSKI Adventure is not outside a man; it is within.—David Grayson THERESA MUNNING May you live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live.—A nonymous BOB MURPHY The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.—Unknown NANCY NACLERIO Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up, for that’s what life is all about and; love is all there is to life.—Rod McKuen SU NAGENGAST Youth is the husk, aging peels back this protective cover — revealing golden ker- nels!—A “friend” JOANNE NOWICKI And as he gazed out upon the sea, he thought of people and places past—and smiled at remembering.—Crawford DIANE O’CONNELL We’ve only just begun.—Carpenters RICH ODDO You can't always get what you want. —Mick Jagger PENNY ODOM If a man is all by himself on this miracu- lous earth, a neighbor is no help.—Jerry Russell CATHY O’HARA Yet not to be spoken, But a meaning to be written, And felt, The word: Love.—Jette CAROL OLIVA As long as I live, I shall always be myself and no other, just me.—de la Mare SUE O’NEILL Now I’ve been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come and I be- lieve it could be something good has begun.—Cat Stevens MARY ANNE PARASKEVAS I let my music take me where my heart wants to go. Where I’ll end up well, I think God really knows.—Cat Stevens DAWN PETERSON Tell them and they don’t listen. —Anonymous 182 TOM PHILBURN If a person cannot honestly feel he has made the world a better place in which to lire, then his life has been a total waste of time.—Unknown BOB PIGNATARO No talent, but yet a character.—Heine MARC PIMPINELLA Every man should have something he'd be willing to die for. A man who won't die for something is not really fit to live.—Martin Luther King, Jr. CATHY PINEY . . . there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out.—Cat Stevens JULIANNE PLACILLA We are but a moment's sunlight fading in the grass.—Youngbloods EILEEN PLAIN There's no time to delay We’ve got to live for today I’ve got so much to give There is so much to say.—Chicago BARBARA PRESTI Thoughts, rest your wings. Here is a hollow of silence, A nest of stillness in which to hatch your dreams.—Joan Walsh An gland LINDA PRICE Even a fool, if he will hold his peace, shall be counted wise; and if he close his lips, a man of understanding.—Book of Proverbs ED QUINLAN And it's whispered that soon if we all call the tune, Then the piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn, for those who stand long, And the forests will echo with laughter.—Led Zeppelin BILL RALPH I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind — you could’ve done better but 1 don’t mind —you just kind of wasted my precious time, but don’t think twice, it's all right. —Bob Dylan DEBORAH RATHLEV I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.—Twain JERRY REGAN Some men see things as they are and ask why? I see things that never were and ask why not.—Kennedy FRANK REISS He who cannot reason is a fool, he who will not is a bigot, he who dares not is a slave.—W. Drummond KAREN RIDDELL Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years I have spent in yout- midst become a memory.—Kahlil Gibran PATTY RIGBY We came but for friendship, and took away love.—Unknown FRANK ROBINSON Sunshine in the heart is brighter than all the gold of kings.—Khan ARTHUR ROSE The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit shall lure it back to cancel half a Line . . . —Omar Khayyam DONNA RUBENSTEIN Live! Live! Live! Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death! —Auntie Marne PATRICIA SAGURTON Let your love be free. If it is returned, it is yours, If it is not, it never was.—Unknown RITA SAGURTON Smile—it is something understood in all languages.—Unknown JEANNE SANNELLI Nothing is a waste that makes a mem- ory.—Rorem ELLEN SANTRY Friendship cheers like a sunbeam: charms like a good story; inspires like a brave leader; binds like a golden chain and guides like a heavenly vision.—Newell D. Hillis MIA SCATUORCHIO Of sound and joy you colour my world. ... And rejoice, for it is music that has done it.—Unknown CLAUDIA SCHAFFNER We are only what we feel.—Neil Young FRED SCIALLA Nothing is a waste that makes a mem- ory.—Rorem PATTY SCINTO To love and he loved is the greatest hap- piness of existence.—Unknown CHARLES SCOLLARD We can't return, we can only look behind from where we came, And go round and round in the circle game.—Joni Mitchell STEPHEN SCOTTI Old man take a look at my life, I'm a lot like you were.—Neil Young LINDA SEVERINI Give me all the things I can use like notes made out of Rosewood and chords made of oak.—George Sever ini DENNIS SHEEHAN He who hesitates is lost.—Unknown GENE SHEEHAN Some men see things as they are and ask why; I dream of things that never were and ask why not- R.F.K. NANCY SHIPPEN don’t deny the feeling that is stealing through your heart; every happy ending needs to have a start.—Justin Hayward CAMILLE SI LIATO remember what it was, as well as what it might have been.—Rod McKuen MARY ELIZABETH SLEVIN I shall light a candle of understanding in thine heart, which shall not be put out. —APOCRYPHA: Bible MARYANN SMALL I gotta get out of here.—Alice Cooper DEBRA SMITH Cherish your yesterdays, Dream your tomorrows, But live your todays.—Unknown CAROL SNYDER We are but a moment’s sunlight fading in the grass.—Youngbloods CRAIG SNYDER It is a sin to sit silent when it is your duty to protest.—A be Lincoln COLLEEN SODEN Nothing is a waste that makes a mem- ory.—Rorem TRACY STAPLETON Love . . . Here’s my heart. Enter Laughing. —Unknown ANNE STRATZ A friend is someone who knows all about you, and still likes you.—Anonymous SHARON SULLIVAN There is a solace in the sound of the surf— a mental tide of tranquility . . . going out— leaving in its wake an echo of an echo of a dream of rediscovered peace. —Dick Sutphen ROSE MARY SURAK Love prides itself not only in the one who loves, but also in the beloved. Kahlil Gibran DONNA TAPPIN We enter into love as purely and happily as the song of birds into the hush of daybreak.—de la Mare PEGGY TIERNEY You've done it, without a touch, a word, a sign. You've done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being a friend means after all.—Craft JAYNE TRAVIS Love is a canvas furnished by Nature and embroidered by imagination Voltaire KATHY Van NOSDALI If we learn to give ourselves, to forgive others, and to live with thanksgiving, we need not seek happiness— it will seek us. —Unknown JERYL VICENZI Colour my world.—Chicago EILEEN WALSH Everything has its beauty, but not every- one sees it.—Confucius MARY WALSH “Really, now you ask me, said Alice, very much confused, I don't think—” Then you shouldn't talk, said the Hatter.—Lewis Carroll TRICIA WARD We lose the color from our sight; Yellow is gray, red is white But we decide which is right and which is an illusion.—Moody Blues ANITA WATKINS 1 count myself in nothing else so happy, as in a soul remembering my good friends.—Shakespeare ROSEMARY WATSON For in the end the act of loving any man is the act of loving God.—Rod McKuen JANE WILLIAMS Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.—Frost CARL WILLMS Yesterday's dreams are tomorrow’s sighs. Watch children playing, They scent so wise.—Moody Blues CAROL WILLS . . . sometimes I feel afraid As we all tend to do But I think of the good times we've had And I know we’re gonna make it through. —Carole King KATHY WOODS Be of love a little more careful than of anything.—A nonymous TIM YERVES Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.—Lombardi ANDY ZAAYENGA Time to realize it’s all within yourself. No one else can make you change. And to see you’re really only very small And life goes on within you and without you.—Beatles ROSE ZIENIEWICZ My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. —Kettering 183 LOVE CHRISTilA' i b CN 186 187 188 the sky 's heart opened sunbursts happiness touched friendships grew victories lived 189 190 191 for the dawn pV v V ' fAS V r a C lav re X-V vwas -Voa Kav) |ou reli( ov r oor a re A pec$or , Haot a o cea+ Sor r w see x e V v eaC. P 'AUsq o am 10 tit kvx AlSf ------------ LUla. 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