St Francis De Sales High School - Pride Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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VARSITY - Kneeling: Coach Callaghan, Steve Noll, Rodney Gemperline, Herb Jones, Chris Morock, Todd Cook, John Daroni, Cooch Wolf: Standing: Jerry Den- nls, John Dennis, Jeff Kovalchik, Shawn Ream, Mike Asbeck, Dan Hunter, Chris Cordl, John Acklin, Mike Lohr. RESERVE - Kneeling: Roman Pollone, Joe Mlnadeo, Kevin Cherry, Todd Miller, Chip Eckenrode. Tom Kistner: Standing: Brion Mirgon, Dan O'Reilly, Morc Newton, Richie King, Mark Graziani, Todd Fallon, Coach Tony Bisutti: Missing: Walter Dernocki, Pete Schlicht FRESHMAN - Kneeling: Chris Rogers, Mike Wiseman, Dan Daugherty, Todd Bernhard, Steve Borghese, Kirk Smlth, Brian Acklln, Brian Hunter, John Morloni, Joe Valentine: Standing: Mike Carroll, Don Swisher, Steve Sacco, Dove Jones, Chris Roy, Jeff Conforte, Jeff Hoot- man, Jock Cuthbert, Coach Zehalo: Missing: Coach Mauk and Steve Coonrod it Bfpfwgt ., 454,1 6 x AIM' inf 'W V i' 3 me W H V if ' MU'P bf:

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Stalli Declared As CC Ch mn The 1965 Baseball team finished its season with a 25-5 record and The CCL Championship. The team also flnished the season as the AA if 1 team in The State Poll and if 1 in the Dispatch Coaches Poll. The Stallions finished their season with a loss in the District Finals. Seniors Todd Cook. Herb Jones, Steve Noll and Chris Morock were selected All-CCL. Junior Shawn Ream was selected All- Distrlct os a pitcher with a 6-1 record and a school record 1.06 ERA. Todd Cook was selected All- Dlstrict and became only the third DeSales player to be named All-Ohio. The team had great pitching as four players had at least 5 wins. Ream was the leader with S5 a 6-1 record. Chris Morock was 5-0, Rod Gemperllne and Dan Hunter were each 5-2. Solld defense and a powerful offense highlighted the season as DeSales was rewarded as one of the best defensive teams in central Ohio. The team set a school record with a .330 team batting average. The season Included such wlns as a 3-0 shutout of State AAA Power Euclid and a 12-4 victory over AAA State runner-up Marion Harding. The team's 12 game winning streak is the longest ln a single season ln DeSales history and the 25 wins Is tied for the second highest ever. At the beginning of the season we set three S- ew r liii . , goals and they were accomplished ln order. Flrst to wln the CCL. second, to wln more than 20 games and lose less than 10, and third to play In the Dlstrlct Tltle Game. This season also closed out the coaching career at DeSales of Greg Wolf, who flnlshed wlth a 72-81 record and a District Tltle in 1988 along with 2 Dlstrlct Runner-up Titles in 1982 and 1985. Good Luck to next year's team and coaches as thls year will not easily be forgotten. Q 5 'A we fe iii! 'ff is in , 'iil Qf ..l, 1-3 'Y 'iri- 5 . if - . - 5 4' -S T -. fe: ? s i 3 , : .ii5:H3-gif'-2, A 1 . ' - - . - . - . , 1- -A,. 1 , 1 -' - -,---1.-2-'12 -' U- - , - -a n ' '. sl .. ,. . . A ee ...K 8, -dir' N. gr ,W Ax , . A .g .1 -- -we I ss. ,W -A .M M M , g A A V 1 ,..f'::1,g,':r'r1.X .:5 -,-Q'WTY' 'a:.?-sfTi:'f ,t 'Q,,,-qffaef-...Q . -wk.. , Q f ' 'fe -we .. 'f 1 ,. W 'N-'J'- ..... r iifi' ,.-2T5.2f - it i' is A t . .1 A f rfsfrw- - 1.15 . , .......,.. . W A so . '- - 1 ' . aww- ff-1.13 ' 1' .Q-,y'-5 3 A X .,. L-.. jgffgs- 1 .L.' -.1-1 .. ' X - 1 s Ti -egg, ' -. h , ' it i'rs ,- 1. fri: - 3 's+52a.-'FSM 1 531- 3-A-an-Sq - . . -'M W A . . 1 .Q-,gig ' jlsg jw x -,,L . ,. . ff . yi, gm , lxigrg.. 4 . .igivll -f rle . . .. - ff' 159151. if- J we fl- : fi-3x':l' Zu' P g - L ,IT 5' A A, ffL?i '-P , -'l of 4 '-I 1 fig. ' Q ' ..?.- h Lsfi-'QQ-'f. 5.-1,5 . T- i i A Q . . - A f f' ' f-' M fg Qs' -NM' '-'- A . 'fr - 'rs 1 ,Q . My hfg,ggw.g-M. ,fc -.f FL: I, --.- - f I, . , .3 , -- iiffifqf tif reffsl-Q'? -2.-:gi Q if if 1 . -s . A1- fl 4 - 1. s - 35 1-me ws - v - .-3 , 1. w ,4 7, -Q j , W , -r 5 1 n ' 2 - ' -f ft- z ' , I . ww ff, Wiz, 1: ,fm-Q. -- ' . A. 1 n .M V w -, H -, -.15 M. . ,f ,MM 1ff r-,W f me yy .W jxf ' Mxfzw 5 e, f W. ' 1 ,

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e Traditi n Continues In 1985, the DeSales Varsity Softball team continued it's dominance of the Central Catholic League with a record setting sixth consecutive league championship. Led by senior co-captains Julie Lindeman and Missy Noble, the varsity finished with a first place 9-3 Central Catholic League record and 15-7 overall record. Good weather and tough opponents were the rule in 1985. This year marked the first time the softball team played a triple round in the league. Tough nonleague opponents included Grove City, Newark and Westerville North and South. Senior members of the 1985 CCL Cham- pionship team were Kathy Helt, Tracey Gor- man, Julie Lindeman, Missy Noble and Lisa Scialabba. Four membes of the team were selected ALL CCL, Lisa Scialabba, Tracey Gorman, sophomore Gina Paschal and freshman Carrie Volpe. Gina Paschal was a Softball Coaches Association ALL-District selection. Tracey Gorman and Lisa Scialabba were named All-District Honorable Mention and were selected to play in the second an- nual All-Star Game held at Westerville North. The Reserve softball team won their 3rd consecutive League Championship in 1985 with a 10-2 record. They ended the year with an impressive 14-3 overall record. Competing in the Central Catholic League for the first time, the 1985 Freshman team which captured second place with a 6-6 record. . L Q 1 Sz 4 FWD , --.P lCll'l.l ff' . nv ' H ' , , . :SW f W f ,I .fu VARSlTY - Front Row: Jeannie Mok, Kathy Helt, Lisa Scialabba, Tracey Gorman, Julie Lindeman, Missy Noble: Standing: Coach Debbie Landig, Christina Mara, Carrie Volpe, Rosle Carroll, Cathy Sauter, Kelly Meyer. Gina Paschal, Shelll Noble, Lynette Grissett: Missing: Assistant Coach lzzy Volpe RESERVE - Front Row: Angie Poe, Ellen Gehrlich. Meagan Keefe, Mindy Headlee, Julie Messerschmitt, Debbie Cudnlk. Julie Mangini: Standing: Stephanie Splres, Aimee Noble, Michelle Ort, Laura Dickman, Janel Bonglorno, Amy Newton, Tina McConnell. Coach Angelo Forte: Mlsslng: Chrlstlne Murphy FRESHMEN - Front Row: Jeanne Janyja, Missy Booker. Klm Charles, Julie Morino, Kristen Green, Chris Giffen: Standing: Coach Kathy Wiemels, Kristen Francesco. Lisa Goodburn, Michelle Rieser, Colby English, Tara Meehan. Leslie Susl.