St Francis High School - Crusader Yearbook (Athol Springs, NY)

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I THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down the one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowthp Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another dayl Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost l1927l TABLE OF CONTENTS JUBILEE CELEBRATION ..... DEDICATION ..... ADMINISTRATION .... FACULTYXSTAFF . . . UNDERCLASSMEN ... SENIORS ...... ACTIVITIES ...... PATRONS ....... POSTTHEMATIC .... .... 1 3 18 20 22 23 29 58 85 ....145 60 '1 'll M W ww In ' 1' Ylbp. 4,1 xv' A-Q.. 1 gj.-si Ei Ui C S- ,qgx Q K , f s. Sa sf, GP, my f-Na ff? 3 1 in FM-v 4 Q if 1 . M, , ,T ii, R. 9? ,,.. I Q 3 221 s ign? M Z9- AGM? Q1 7927 it Fr. Justin broke the ground in 1925. N f Pillar supports of Justin Hall, circa 1951. The former residence of the teaching friars until 1964. The tunnel lined with forms - 1950. 1 ' t.l,,gffS3'.2f-421.1 Jil hil' X , I 4 -J 'ff' fif- .f 9 1 5 t wg. 5 , 9- 9 ew lair,-sum? awwmQtmswwm' l?:a:3afm?S-w e , fstN.N.,,a was M, gs- - R35 -gat, , - N lg .4 N '4 N ' - x ,f no-va.. 9 N M. 'N' ,f ,Q . arr t,.,,,,.....-'s Ready to connect the tunnel sections in 1949. The study halls - 1953 7978 A . he former gym that was in the basement of the main building - 1943. ...--1 11 The bowling alleys - 1955. , Wx lg . ,i qi LW ,I I v M.. The former library - 1977. 12 Nm A im., K lu- xr , 2' ,N if 1 5, A Mfg. K NN. I QE. X xxi mx :' 1-'Y 71 gf I -ffgif f'?iif 6 , N . Mus f f J ' Ng NA fi J? 1 . 2 K K XL .:,? 5 fi 'gigs va. it LM-E '0 if , K 4,- l ,215 w R. V 16 MW! EY? 'Q 17 -Q r:..:.:l'-:a- qq-,Q -. fi C ul I ' 'Of 'W f' ' Y' a 'tt'-5 ' 1773! ? ' . ' 3' '. -. I I . LQ E-,.,...-.,.:::l,:l,-ig? I sf .A -- '1'J' LL--lam, 'B - P . -2 ' 1 Y.-., , 1. il I Q ' if I 'Z A ' I Y I U 2 if .Taffy fi ' , - 5 SX ik ' ' f A , 'ig S : ' .4 ik is ,I -:Q , ' ' . 1 1 . . my ' 1 --.- - 2 f 4 'fl WE ' If -.Q-Ls fm ' K 1 - -1 Q S , 5.3 - 43 Wf auf FRANCIS AND BEYOND JUBILATION Institutions such as high schools are not unlike other inventions of men and women: if they serve a purpose well, they thrive and become popularized, often outliv- ing their creators. Such is the case with St. Francis High School, for it too was a good and novel idea that because of a determination all its own, has managed to catch on. Fr. Justin, the inventor of the Franciscan school on Lake Erie, would have been proud, not of him- self, but of the fine young men who have entered this schools portals. On Thursday, November 10, it was the pleasure of Fr. Marion Tolc- zyk, past principal of St. Francis, and now Minister Provincial of St. Anthony of Padua Province, to ad- dress the crowd of over 500 who gathered in the school gym to cele- brate the GOLDEN JUBILEE, with a concelebrated mass. Following the mass, a most unusual procession of 550 students filed past Fr. Marion, thanking him for his visit and re- ceiving his handshake of thanks in return. .5 'l i .l ll I .1 .. I l As the students celebrated on Thursday, so too did the entire Franciscan community of Western New York along with their guests, especially Bishops Head and Benincasa, Eighty priests, twenty nuns, the St. Francis Mixed and Chamber Choruses and the Brass Ensemble along with faculty and friends, helped create a most splendid atmosphere in the school chapel. Befitting the joyous occassion, Fr. Adam Zajdel, alumnus from the first graduating class l1931l, pre- sented a light and entertaining homily during the mass. He spoke fondly of St. Francis High. His mes- sage was very clear: it was the early determination of Fr. Justin and his associates and the present spirit of excellence in achievement, which makes St. Francis High the suc- cessful enterprise that it is. ln his comments Bishop Head thanked God that the spirit of St. Francis has been here, in this part of the world, for these blessed 50 years. Q Bishops Benincasa and Head concelebrate with Fr. Provincial. Saturday Night over 500 people attended the St. Francis High School Parent's Guild Dinner held at Leisureland. The evening's schedule of events included after dinner entertainment by the SFHS Mixed Chorus, and dancing to the tunes of Gus Farrell and his band. Fr. Claude, who had graduated from St. Francis in 1945, was the honored speaker. ln his presenta- tion father felt that St. Francis High was and is a unique schooI be- cause everyone is personally in- volved. He claimed to have come to this realization during his term as a teacher. He continued to relate to his attentive audience how St. Francis has the spirit of the poor man from Assisi. . .and all that St. Francis High does is a reflection of that spirit. St. Francis entitles its students to an experience that can't be equalled at any other school . . . because it not only helps individu- als grow in mind but in spirit also. ,2 nd . ...o Fr. Claude praises the achievements o S.F.H.S. - CELEBRATION Father Adam remembers his days at S.F.H.S. 9 i i rrrr s f f'f1g!FQSwgg5, , .xx Fr. Vincent offers his reflections on life in the missions. 'NJN DEDICATION The Year Book Dedication Com- mittee proudly and jubilantly memorializes it's Golden Jubilee Edition by saluting Mr. Robert Tor- galski, who at the age of eighteen, initiated his coaching career under the tutelage of Fr. Rufinus Niedz- wiecki on the St. Francis High School Athletic Staff in 1961. Known to the students as Coach T , he was an outstanding All-Cath- olic athlete in football, basketball, and baseball at Ryan High School. A thoroughly alive person, Robert Torgalski, represents the standard of excellence as a Coach and Physi- cal Education Instructor combining knowledge of his subject and meth- od with concern for the individual student. Continually in a process of educating himself, he attends physical education courses, assists at various sport and health clinics and camps at various local colleges and universities. He is respected and admired by all who work with him. During the past sixteen years, he has served as both Junior Varsity and Varsity Coach in football, bas- ketball, and baseball, and as Physi- cal Education Instructor and Coordinator. lt is, however, as bas- ketball coach that he has excelled. ln his seven years as coach of the Junior Varsity, Bob's cagemen posted a cumulative record of 98 wins, 25 losses, with two undefeat- ed championships. The Varsity Team, currently referred as The Big Red Machine , under his lead- ership, has never finished lower than fourth place: finishing second three times and won three division- al championships posting 97 victo- ries and 33 losses since 1969. Coach T has guided his teams to eight consecutive appearances in the Manhattan Cup Playoffs, only to lose in the semifinals or finals. ln 1969, he was appointed Ad- ministrative Assistant and Director of Athletics at St. Francis. During the past eight years as Athletic Di- rector, all St. Francis teams have drawn praise for their poise, style, dress, and discipline. He has shown concern and assumed the responsibility of providing academ- ic assistance to help his players maintain the school's high scholas- tic standards. He has also orga- nized and initiated the Girl Cheerleading Corps, a wrestling team, a swimming team, a weigh- tlifting club, an isometric team, a hockey team, a soccer team, and one of the finest summer sports schools in the area. His latest ac- complishment is the inauguration of the St. Francis High School Hall of Fame. Robert Torgalski is a dedicated, responsible, hard-working individu- al who has helped build a fabulous- ly modern physical athletic complex and program. These quali- ties, plus the additional intangibles used as criteria of greatness, can only be instilled by a great leader. The perpetuation of the Franciscan academic and athletic tradition of excellence and perfection seems a certainty as long as Coach T is the sparkplug of the Big Red Machine. H '4- I-4 . , ff, T 1 L f J' Y is N' I F M L Fw M A Mx Lffxs H15 li-I ti, L- x...a ,, LJ L-, L1-I Lg, x.,-1 ,, L-H x...l S'l'udehTf5 vitbgmuyj C it W Right: Xavier M. Nawrocki OFM. CONV., Principal. Below Left: Urban F. Tomczak OFM. Conv. Assistant Principal, Dean of Discipline French 2, 3, 4. Below Right: Marion Tolczyk OFM. Conv. Minister of St. Anthony of Padua Province, Baltimore, Maryland. y -fi ff XJ ei' f.,:t. gi 1521 nw, sn F' t 1 X u irelian W. Robert J. Buchheit - Gary M. Knopech - 'zezniak OFM. American History: Chemistry: Physical mv. - Theology 2: Group Guidance 2: Education: Model tin 1, 2: School Technical Director of U.N.: lt's Academic mnfessor: Retreat Dramatics: Assistant Moderator. tague: Spiritu X Director of Media rectow Sciences. aw lirfllw 23 Michael Lewandowski OFM. Conv. - Theology: Junior Class Moderator: Coordinator of Residency Program. Aldo A. Ferrelli - Math 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Coach. Steven Frenier OFM. Conv. - Theology 1: School Sachristan. 'pencil V311 YL- ? JL- -PM Robert Gabany OFM. Conv. - French 1: Vocabulary gtudy: Communication Arts Joseph W. Gawron, Jr.- Biology 2: Music Appreciation 1: Approach to Music: Theory and Practice: Orchestra Director: Assistant Music Director. Kenneth E. Hunt- Physical Education 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Baseball Coach: Frosh Football Coach: Assistant Frosh Track Coach: Wei ht-lifting Club Moderator: gophomore Class Moderator. Gerald W. Klas - Afro-Asian History: Frosh Basketball Coach: X-Country Coach: Track Coach. Jw . Q 1' CJ JY , HA 113 ,W 1 .J so M . 'OJM.g . LQ.. 'lwixfljirfwv '51459 C ,lift-f-f ff H A if Patrick Mendola OFM. Conv. - Phychologyi Group Guidance 3, 4: National Honor Society Moderator: Student Council Moderator: Promotional Director. John K. Moldoch - A.l.S.S.: Chemistry: Graphic Arts. David G. Nease - Latin 1, 2: Arts 81 Values: Director of Fine Arts: Music Appreciation: Chorus Moderator: Associate Orchestra Director: PAVAS Cofmoderator. Richard T. O'Hanlon OFM. Conv. - Communication Arts 3: CRUSADER Moderator: Resident Prefect, Thomas P. Pasternak - Political Science: Sociology: J.V. Basketball Coach: Varsity Baseball Co-Coach: Assistant Athletic Director: Co-Athletic Awards Chairman: Intramurals Director. Judy Phister - Typing. Francis S. Pimental OFM. Conv. - Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4: Parents' Guild Moderator: Third Order of St. Francis: Folk Moderator: Language Club Moderator: Literary Magazine Moderator: Assistant Social Committee Moderator. ,.,--Q QM.. K. ins. Richard L. Robert R. Riegal - Charles J. Rinaldi- Remizowski - Math European Studies: Math 1, 3, 4: 2, 3, 4: Hockey Driver Education American History, Moderator: Assistant Director: Attendance: BANNER Moderator Technical Director of Alumni Moderator. Dramatics. 24 51' 5 James G. Smyka OFM. Conv. - Communication Arts 15 Campus Store Director: Text Book Coordinator: Chaplain to Fine Arts: Social Committee Moderator. ,PQX ,N N Wx 1 I .X 1 Anthony B. Smykowski - Math 2, 3, 4: J.V. Swim Coach: Assistant V. Swim Team Coach. , JW, tit i Judy Billittier - Robert Galligan - Secretary to Fine Assistant Building Arts. Coordinator. 25 William M. Surdyka OFM. Conv. - A.l.S.S.: Biology 1, 25 Rifle, Trap Si Skeet Club Moderator: Grounds Supervisor. Eugene Van Dette - Physics 3, 4: Science Club Moderator. John Voytek OFM. Conv. - Spanish 1, 25 Communication Arts 25 Hockey Chaplain. Kenneth Ward OFM. Conv. - Phychologyi Group Guidance 1: Freshman Class Moderator5 Vocational Director: Promotional Director. James B. Wareen - Communication Arts 45 Director of St. Francis High School Players: Media Director: Co-Moderator of PAVAS. Arnold J. Zebrowski OFM. Conv. - Theology 2, 45 Co-Athletic Awards Moderator: Director of Religious Activities. Thelma Keroack - School Secretary. Roger L. Palczewski - Financial Consultant. Roger H, Papaj - Business Manager. Mary A. Pfeiffer - Media Technician. Nettie R. Rauch - Guidance Secretary. Mary M. Schubert - Secretary to the Principal. John Vallon - Nellie Dudak Barbara Barrett Bertie Blaylock Concetta Gatti Maintanence Engineer. Mary Ann Najuch Muriel Reinhardt From Left to right: Leo M. MichaIek,Jr. - School Physician, James. J. Michalek -- Legal Advisor, Paul M. Michalek - Attorney. QV. 'fl-ff I. to r. Sue Ann Troxell, Evelyn Rutkowski, Dorothy Sinoneit, Marceline Reekie, Marion Yerke, Theresa Puglisi, Josephine Mattucci. 27 .div in wh ,lf .Al 'af' 'wmv Q 'Q 2 wr: Y AIN? Q ' N 1- S N 10 A X' 'fs 4 - -,A .r xx 0 of, 7 5 'H x nf ,- , v1 ,-JY ' 'IME -I 72 : 7,41 if Y 1 in '45, f! X fm. K x Qq., l 1 I LQ 7 Taculifq-517cxF13 CLASS OF 1981 PRESIDENT Scott Markowski VKI- PRESIDENT Daniel Johnson SECRETARY Robert Godzuk TREASURER Glen Swyers SGTf ATARMS Thomas Consigli Jerry Abagnale Paul Aldrich Paul Anderson Craig Aniszewski Paul Attea Ed Bakos Brian Balcer Joe Beres Tim Bobseine Craig Breeser 30 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as l could To where it bent in the undergrowthp Father Kenneth speaks to the Frosh. Paul Brinkworth Bill Brooks Tom Burger Chris Burns Jim Busha Paul Butler Paul Calmes Ron Camp Jeff Christie Eric Cole Pat Commy John Courtney Dan Crowlel Mark Cuddihy Brian Cullen Jim Cullen Dave Damon Mark Damstetter QE..-'.i l ill: ll y Dave Dapotito Tom Delellis Paul Dempsey Joe Deney Bob Derenoa Charles Desmod John Devic Jeff Difilippo Ralph Doederlein Doug Domanski Joe Empric Rich Ferguson Peter Filozof Mike Flynn Tom Frawley Tim Frawley Tom Fuchs Tim Galley Freshmen being freshmen i - fs Z! XQAN, . . t , Qin, .Qjur K q6,,i 1 . -4?f'K vi' Y Q W 3 J 'Ulll x , qs A QQ if' ' f 6 'id' V? .1295 ,ff ' Q T Ph, 1 K . N U , v 34, in I 'wr' ' F' W i f V as liji 1' , , f .. .Q K6 'Q- Don Orr Terry O'Shei Mark Pacholec Bob Patterson Paul Picillo Dan Poczciwinski Diego Puente Dave Pytak Tim Regan Paul Riffel John Rosiek Mike Rost Phil Russo Mike Sachenik Rich Saumby 36 Y I ,l at J M Y r, i QVC .K t i .li, M T SF iiteor ii,-44,1 r , . 4 . ' ibtiafi. . ' V 4 - is W X fu Q f N MonaIIlIIIIlI Number 10 is true, 1 9 l X I 5-Z X f x 6' 0. is I Q l Matt Scherer Bob Scheeberger Mike Schubbe Phil Scozzaro Tom Sell Howie Shuck Jim Silliman John Skipper Joe Slomka Chris Small Matt Smith Mike Smith Mike Solomon Lou Sorrento Dan Spychala Greg Sroka Mark Stook Rich Strek 37 Don Strong Bob Struble Jie Sullivan Mark Swietlik John Szczerbacki Tim Talty Tony Theriault Scott Thomas Mark Tomczak Peter Trybus Paul Tuczunski Chris Vandetti Mike Violanti Craig Walek Berni Weber Kevin Wegryn Mike Wlidemann George Wiemer Brian Wickett Bob Williams Paul Wojtaszek Mike Wolanin Greg Zablonski Jeff Zahm CLASS OF 1980 Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear: Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, Crazy glue strikes again. David Anderson Erich Balling Anthony Bartholomew Jeffery Benz Jeffery Bowen P Q , -E X John Bahun Adam Baran David Bennett James Bittner David Borgioli PRESIDENT Kevin Eagan VICE- PRESIDENT Lance Christ SECRETARY Kevin Norton TREASURER William Benedict SGT.- AT-ARMS Terrance Dunford Ag 34-16-4?p no 245 no. . I il 'rg- ,z I ff + I'lI give it a try. 5' in rffpim 3 .- -Hz' , ,, ,LU ,, 'Q P, .RS7'ff','W, 'fffggigiexi - , ,v 1. , kDc'mi ' Ci-fLfC'i .4vu,cQ, Lu. cf-sg: L ' I Nl L f--' 0, 'kc What am I doing here? Dave Cieslice Alan Courier Joe Courtade Dave Courtney Rich DePerro Joe Donahue Tom Doney John Driscoll Brian Droney Paul Druzbik Dave Dudas Guy Dunn H Ron Dylik Ed Dzioba Bill Ejbisz Pat Emmerling Keith Fabi Lou Fabian if fl 4 x Bob Felser Brendan Flaherty Rich Fleck www 'w,4 we W Q9 t Q an Q ' F N an ll 'R 9? BQ 9 .W I W WM gz f w' . A 1 ,e,' 11 What do you mean I'm impeached? LUNCH TIME! A y l 8' Dan Francis Mark Frazier Bill Gannon Kevin Garry Kevin Garvin John Gogan Dave Gonsiorek PaulGregory Alec Grzybowski Paul Guenther Tom Gunnerson Jerry Haumesser Tom Hayes Jim Healy Don Higgins 5 f M gal' X 1 W 3 1 . ,:4r 1 ,Lim l'Il give you S50 for that tie. V Tom Higgins Alan Hines James Holohan Paul Huber Robert Hughes Carl Johengen Jeffery Juhasz Joseph Kajdas Steven Kane Thomas Kane Mark Kase Thomas Klun . 4-.-Q.-4-Q-1 6' 'E' e,.. 1 ffm' P9 Y' IBajisimol P , an W-fwfr J 'hs ., QQ 1 i D. Neaverth attentive in class. ' 4'-Sb 4 P i rfb P W '55 : il W Timothy Knott David Kowalczak Patrick Kowalczyk Randy Labedz Greg Laskowski Mike Leavell John Little Brian Mader David Mandy Frank Martin G- Sansone - GXGCUUVG IYDG- The devil made me do itI ' 45 Jim McGough Gerald Mead Keith Miller Chris Mills Charles Mullins Phil Murphy Dave Neaverth Rich Nobles Anthony Nowicki Sean O'Brian Joe Occhino Joe Ohl Bob O'Laughlin John O'NeiII Norm Orlowski Matt Pecoraro Dan Phillips Mike Phillips Paul Procknell Stan Pszybysz Rich Pytak Mike Radwan Matt Raymondo Gary Reddington Jimmy Carter lmpersonations. ,-if 'x K Matt Reimondo Joe Ruchalski Gary Sage Chris Sambucci Greg Sansone Tom Scheier Mike Schenck Mike Schlehr Bill Seiter Dave Shaloiko Pat Shea Kevin Sheehan John Simoncelli Joe Sorrentino Chris Strell Ed Sullivan GJ 56 Vince Walsh Ken Szczepanski Pete Tiberi Don Tronolone Len Uzar Damien Mike West Mike Wieczorek Mike Wiartel Gary Wisniewski Mike Wohlrab Jim Woods Zakroczemski Fred Zillner Dave Zniplo -an f- gju. ,rv - A ' NW, 3 1 0 ' lay! , L .-G. .N kzgk .f wig y f '?3A'a3i:57.- . ' V : Mm A 'Emi z ie - , , 1 N if . AV A - ifgydvr K iw., K N . .,.... , Q- . , ,, M K5 1 .e 1 o X .ini-mill fwmi : Wff'fiU einen PATRIN Q55 . - 0 :X-- A N PON I wx? Vx few.- IIOO 1000 900 Yoo 1 , 700 600 We Pr S ' 4' . 'Q I' '. f- - se .. 'auf if-ii X ff YQ ., 500 I voo 1 :oo IOO iOO rf-it-T-'gg1.'ir1s4 :.w ,W ts ' 5, . H- . ' 3? , . Soph's lead in the patron drive. 49 CLASS DF 1979 PRESIDENT Arsenio Menendez VME- PRESIDENT John Fitzgerald SECRETARY Edward Halady TREASURER Donald Mead SGTf ATARMS Eric Franz John Aldrich Andrew Benz Jonathan Blandin Mark Boland Jeffrey Bova George Brooks Brian Buccieri James Bucki Douglas Bull Timothy Carey 50 And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back. President Cookie Menendez. F5 3 . 44 1 R 5 5, 1 35' I egg S1 FIA 1 K W we g at Ax s ff x I 'Nz ij 9 Q 'ff' f . ik .,. AJ fn' 1 A 32 f 5' 7' 'iff fk Q' ' hz? ,411 'D' 2 j W 3 51' 4 4 f Syp. is amazed at Schaus' technique. Ax ,I , Sllfl Horvath and Howe combine efforts. Peter Illig Don Jablonski Rich Kemp Kirt Klaes Wally Komoniewski John Luciano Rich Izzo Glen Kasprzak John King Jim Koch Stan Krol Mike Mack Tom Manley John Mann Joe Margarone Pat McCabe Larry McCormick Chuck McDonnell Marty McLaughlin Tom Meade Greg Michalek Kevin Miller John Moran Joe Murphy Mike Murphy George Northem Dave Norton X A close encounter of the fourth kind? 54 J X71 ! 3 T'Fs X' L L -w... -fm...-n 1- i .-4-Q v-1-4-5 'VX 5,-U-. .- 3-when 7- C. J. enjoying his pen. if .X rf' wi EQ NX. we . 'Di Heeeeylll N. On 'X '? , ei' . X N 5 31 if 5 44 A Q V,--Q Y it N fi liar , 5 X if A eg, . 4 E X if X 50 A 5 me 1 Q Swiflbff Q Nm L We-v '-. 19' Mike O Donnel Greg OKeeffe Jerome Oles Mike Oliver Jim Pace Chris Partridge Matt Pasnik Steve Pignataro Tracy Piller Rocco Porcellio Eddie Przybysz Jack Regan 55 Gordon Reger Steve Reimondo John Riga Larry Russell Jim Rye Chris Sartori Marty Scanlon Steve Schaus Tom Schneeberger Ed Seebald Dave Sermake Marty Shaughnessy Tom Shea Charlie Shear Ron Shul Tom Smith of I 'S' wad Liv- J ,W H . Y' LJ D c U'5 09999 -9999 E'-' U 99999 2 1 1 iii' I 4 W ,us 'N ,liar f- m. .. 1 Camera shy Joe Margarone 5 J f P' K if 1 .tw : 1, -...Q QF . S! me Q X, 1 M, CLASS OF 1978 PRESIDENT James M. Buyea 168 Charlescrest West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Vice-President 3, President 45 Frosh Football, J.V. Baseball 1,J.V. Football, V. Baseball 2, 3, 4, A.C. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Who's Who in Music 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Banner 4, SKITZO 25 Macho 3. VICE-PRESIDENT Daniel J. Dreyer 4912 Mount Vernon Blvd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Vice-President 4, V. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 1, 2, V. Baseball 2, J.V. Baseball 15 V, Track 4, Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Third Order 45 Science Club 45 Ring Dance Committee. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence, Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference SECRETARY Michael F. Maglich 463 Martin Rd. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Class Representative 1, 25 Secretary 3, 45 J.V. Hockey 1, 2, MVP 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 45 Who's Who in Music5 Literary Magazine 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 Yearbook 2, 3, 45 Tutor 3, 45 Banner 2, 35 Social Committee 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Macho 3. TREASURER John S. Godzuk S-4630 Chapman Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Treasurer 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Banner 1, 2, 3, 45 lt's Academic 45 Model U.N. 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. SERGEANT-OF-ARMS Kenneth A. Schmitt 95 Bright St. Buffalo, N.Y. 14206 Sgt.-of-Arms 45 J.V. Track 25 V. Track 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 45 Folk Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 Printing 25 Chess 2: Social Committee 45 Stage Crew 25 PAVAS 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Financial Committee 2, 35 Ring Dance Committee: Literary Magazine 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. James J. Avolt S-5160 West Pkwy. Robert E. Banister Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 98 Loring Ave. Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Joseph Barnashuk J. v. Bowling 1, 2, v. Bowling 3, 4, 75 Ingham Ave. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Frosh Baseball 15 V. Wrestling 4, J.V. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Chorus 4, Model U.N. 45 Science Club Wrestling 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Skeet 4, lt's Academic . Club 1, 2, 3. Ski Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Richard F. Bett Richard C. Bittner Jeffery J. Blair 144 Della Dr. 3895 Clinton 326 Eagle St. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Dunkirk, N.Y. 14048 J.V. Football 1pWrestling 3, 4, Model Bowling 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 V. Football 2, 3, 4 U.N. 3, 4. Science Club 4. Frosh Basketball 15 J.V. Basketball 2 V. Track 1, 25 Intramurals 3. 60 4 - fy' W B Il Bm 4 L I I Greg Olma - Cub Reporter -filyj? L.. l. if' 'I didn't know Mr. Pasternak could dance so welll Christopher W. Blandin 86 Louis Ave. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 35 Baseball 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Science Club Crusader 3, 45 Banner 3, 4 Glen W. Briggs 174 Heritage Farm Fld. West Seneca, N.Y. 14218 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4, Drama 4, Crusader 3, 45 Literary Magazine 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students: Macho 3, SKITZO 2. John A. Bycina 241 Fenton St., Buffalo, N.Y. 14206 Frosh Football 1, Frosh Baseball 1, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Hockey 2: Wrestling 4, Soccer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Crusader 45 Photography 1, 2, 3, 4, Trap 81 Skeet 3, 45 Ski Club 3: SKITZO 25 Macho 35 Science Club 4. 61 Stephen D. Bystran 133 Keever Ave. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Football 1gPAVAS 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American Music Students, Fine Arts Committee 1, 2, 35 Chorus Librarian 2, 3, 45 Alternate All-State Chorus, N.H.S. 3, 4, Model U.N. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 25 Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 45 Who's Who Among American Music Students. Philip D. Christ S-4774 Clifton Pkwy. Robert T Collins Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 S 4574 Morgan Pkwy V. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45V. Golf 15V. Track 25 Intramurals 45 Soccer 3, 45 Science Frosh Baseball J V Baseball 2 Frosh Club 45 Third Order of St. Francis 15 Basketball V Baseball Ski Club 3 SKITZO 25 Macho 45 SKITZO 2 Macho 4 Thomas M. Collins 183 Kenton Pl. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Cross-country 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Brass ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: PAVAS 3 45 Who's Who in American Music 3 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 4. '. 62 Michael F. Courtade Christopher W. Cook 4950 Clifton Pkwy. James K. Crawford 153 Meadow Lane Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 4980 Rogers Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Frosh basketbaIl5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Frosh Basketball Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 25 V. Football 3, 45Wrestling 35 Science lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club. Chorus 3, 45 Science Club 4. Club 45 Weightlifting 3, 45 Macho 3. Peter P. Cromwell James F. Dauer Duane P. DeLeIlis 5274 Lake Shore Rd. 60 ldlewood Dr. 142 Fieldcrest Ct. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Basketball 1, 25Swimming 3,45Track Track 1, 2, 3, 45 A. C. 3, 45 Cross Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 25 Science Club 4. Country 1, 2, 3, 45 A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 lntramurals 1, 2,3, 45Weightlifting 1, lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Language Club 2, 35 Macho 35 SKITZO 25 Science 2. Club 4. 63 James J. Donovan 813 West Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Frosh Track 1. Ronald P. Dowdall 4940 Rogers Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Frosh FootbaIlgJ.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 Wrestling 25 J.V. Baseball 13 Track 2. Dale V. Dreyer S4912 Mt. Vernon Blvd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, A.C. 4, Frosh Basketball 15 J.V. Basketball 25 V, Basketball 3, 4, V. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, A.C. 43 Intramurals 25 Science Club 45 SKITZOJ Macho 3. Richard A. Dubik 3152 Lake Heights Dr. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Science Club 4. 64 'K lt's a, lt's a . . 4 , . V . I rg 1 p. Dan Henry studies the end of his nose. Q --.Q Oh God, you lush . . .' Michael L. Ervolino Steven J. Dusza James J. Eckl 82 Laurelton Dr. 3282 Abbott Rd. 173 Lyndale Ct. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Frosh Football 13 Track 1, 2, 43 A.C. 13 Frosh Basketball 13 J.V. Basketball 23 Cross Country 13 Track 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Macho 33 Ski Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Soccer 3. Intramurals 13 Chorus 3. Club 1, 23 Science Club 4. Joseph R. Feldman Kevin E. Fenzl George D. Ferris 4818 Eckhardt Rd. 169 Woodland Dr. 185 Sterling Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Soccer 33 Language Club 2, 3, 43 Folk J.V. Hockey 13 V. Tennis 33 Soccer 33 Frosh Footballg J.V. Football 23 Frosh Committee 43 Who's Who American Ski Club3 Science Club 4. Basketball3 Frosh BasebalI3 Wrestling High School Students. 3, 43 Science Club 4. 65 Allan M. Gawlik Francis M. Genek Jeffrey J. Garringer 54 Goodrich Rd. 25 Warsaw St. 6954 Derby Rd. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Derby, N.Y. 14075 Technical Staff 2, 3, 4, Folk Technical Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Skeet Club Orchestra 3, 4, Model U.N. 2, Skeet 3, Committee 3, 4: Electronics Club 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, Electronics Club 3, 43 Science 45 Science Club 4. Science Club 4, Stamp Club 2, 3. Club 4. Ronald P. Glaub James J. Graber Martin C. Gray 169 Elmsford Dr. 248 Elmsford 70 Sunbriar Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Soccer 4, Spanish Club 4. Cross Country 15 Wrestling 35 Intramurals 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Intramurals 2, 35 Drama 2. Track 4, Drama 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4, Photography 2, Macho 3g 66 435 Thomas A. Hammond Jon S. Gumhalter 4838 Lake Shore Rd. 38 East Lane Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 A .. Lakeview, N.Y. 14085 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Bowling 25 J.V. Swimming 1, 2, V. Golf 3, 4: V. Bowling 3, 4,Trap Skeet Club ' Soccer 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Folk Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 ience Club 1, 2. Club 45 lt'?Academic 3, 4 X 9 , if 7X G x 5 N. 5 :ji -6 kb 571 E , 1 1 in , . 1' K '- x 4 l fl Lee E. Hartung Jr. Michael C. Haumesser 5' 6459 Webster Rd. 2118 Langford Rd. gf Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 North Collins, N.Y. 14111 xx H-.:t4'.. . : Q'o.'J.:: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Technical Staff Intramurals 3, 4: Soccer 3. - '.-', AI, -is 1, 2, Drama 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4: .'Q-jf-j, Chamber Chorus 4g EILE1-.-G n,,n' Alright . . .We made it through lunchl 67 Ronald J. Hayes 22 Wichita Rd. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Frosh All Catholic: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh, J.V. Football: Cross Country 35 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 4 Chorus 35 Drama 3: Science Club 4 f Language 2, Class Representative 1, 25 Student Advisory Council 3, Crusader 3, 4. Daniel T. Hennessy 10949 Sisson Hwy. Langford, N.Y. 14111 J.V. Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Baseball 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, R.R.l,T. 4, Crusader 3, 4, Banner 1, 2, 3, 4, lt's Academic 4. i Warren J. Hebert 137 Emporium Ave. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Frosh All Catholic: J.V. Track 25 Frosh Football, J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 47 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Crusader 2, 45 Literary Magazine 4: Model U.N. 25 Student Council 1, 25 Class Financial Committee 2, 35 Class Club 2, 35 Tutor 2, 3, 4, Ring Dance Committee 3. Daniel J. Henry 4298 Elmwood Ave. Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Frosh Cross Country, Frosh Basketballg J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Football Manager 45 Science Club 45 Social Committee 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 4. 68 -I , E 1- -K-.X 1,, i-X Quick Dan, I need some numbersl -if 1' : 4 . an l think I'm in LOVE. aka: Bruce Nl. Hoelzl Richard F. Hoen Michael F. Jablonski 18 Boldt Court 187 West Lane 140 Leydecker Rd. Orchard Park, N.Y. Lakeview, N.Y. 14085 West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Intramurals 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Intramurals1,2,3,4gBasebalI1,3,4g Football: Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Drama 1, 23 Model U.N. 35 Language Wrestling 3, 45 Hockey 4, Soccer 3, 45 Frosh Basketballg Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Club 2. Bowling 45 Science Club 45 Lawrence J. Jakiel Christopher A. Johengen Harold A. Jones 9128 Old Lake Shore Rd. 3232 East Main St. 2667 Greenfield Ave. Angola, N.Y. 14006 Collins Center, N.Y. 14035 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3,45 Electronics Club Student Council 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Science Club 4. 1, 2, 3, 45 All Catholic 3, 45 J.V. Hockey 15Varsity Hockey 25 Soccer 4, Intramurals 3, 45 Homecoming 4. 69 Kevin E. Jurkiewicz 4293 Linwood Ave. Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Frosh Football 15 J.V. Football 25 V Football 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 45 Intramurals 35 Science Club 4. George J. Kaczor 157 Hyland Ave. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 V. Football 2, 35 V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Basketball 15 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Who's Who in American High School Students5 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Randall J. Kielt 29 Rosewood Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Tennis 25 Track 3, 45 Rifle 15 Football Manager 45 Fine Arts Committee 25 Chorus 3, 45 Literary Magazine 25 Crusader 1, 2, 3, 45 Model U.N. 1, 2, 35 Banner 2, 35 lt's Academic 35 Macho 35 Spotlight 2, 35 Printing 2, Daniel J. Kirst 5593 Southside Dr. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Wrestling 15 Ski Club 2, 35 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Philip J. Kowalski 141 Waltercrest Terr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Student Government 15 Football 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Drama 45 Banner 45 Crusader 45 Science Club 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. 70 Theodore P. Krakowiak 53 Lyman Ave. Cheektowaga, N.Y. 14225 Cross Country Manager 25 Soccer 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 15 Crusader 3, 4, Science Club 45 Social Committee 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Banner 45 Weightlifting 4. DAM 'OBJ 'Ll 50 . , 3, Daniel G. Krolly RIDERS ...tt BEL! 44 Smith Dr. craig D. Kruszka 'Y ' Lackawana, N.Y. 14218 5573 South Abbott Rd. ' - . Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 8 5 Track 15J.V. Football 15V. Track 45 V. ' N . Football 2, 3, 45 V. Wrestling 45 Intramurals 25 Science Club 45 Q. . Intramurals 2, 35 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. SKITZO 25 Macho 3. . 5 C t 5 . tx . h ., .4 W x Q, 5 1' .n I 5 . CL X Ffiz . in Krolly longs for 2:05. James R. Kunkemoeller 172 Dickens Rd. Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 J.V. Hockey 1, 25 V. Hockey 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 1, 3, 45 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 PAVAS 3, 45 Banner 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 4, Model U.N. 35 SKITZO 25 Macho 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Frederick C. Lapp 5565 Rodgers Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Student Government 15 V Cross Country 35 V. Track 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 3, 45 Literary Magazine 35 Crusader 3, 45 Who's Who Among American Music Students5 N.H.S. 3, 45 Social Committee 3, 45 Language Club 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Macho 35 Ski Club 1, 2, 35 SKITZO 2. f 1-5 A -av i qY,,,'GKQy l'Q3g..sil iffltgiiw ' V1 ll 5?fl'ill44 A N Q Z 7 25NfA-Xx I 4' LX I . 'v 4, Who, Me? V1 5 .fr- 'I ,lr M., I, ri .-2 . 'Q . lil Mark R. Lee 40 Diana Lane Lakeview, N.Y. 14085 Track 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Technical Staff 1, Chorus 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 Crusader 3, 45 Art Club 1pThird Order 25 Macho 35 Skitzo 2, Folk Committee , . Rodney L. Lindstrom Anthony C Loretto 98 Marycrest Lane 5059 Overlook Pt West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Hamburg NY 14075 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 45 Frosh Basketball V Tennis 2 4 V Macho 3: Skitzo 2. Football 4 Intramurals 3 4 Science 72 Duane J. Lubiszewski 91 Queens Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Daniel B. Mayer Paul R. Maynard 455 Central Ave. 65 Prospect Ave. Chess Team 25Trap and SkeetCIub 1, Lancaster, N.Y. 14086 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 2, 3, Archery 1, 25 Crusader 2, 3: Photography 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Sgt.-at-arms 2, 3pV. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Model Skitzo 25 Macho 35 4: Macho 3. U.N. 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 2. John F. McCarthy Richard T. McDonnell Timothy W. McMullen 4421 Grandview Ave. 150 Hennipen Rd. 53 Carriage Circle Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Grand Island, N.Y. 14072 Williamsville, N.Y. 14221 Intramurals 1, 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Science Club 4, Ski Club 2, 33 Macho Intramurals 3, 45 Soccer 43 V. Golf 45 Photography Club 1: 3. V. Hockey 45 Science Club 45 73 David J. McNamara 84 Pamela Court West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Dennis J. Mead Mead Lane Boston, N.Y. 14025 J.V. hockey 1, 25 V. Hockey 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Cross Country 2, Science Club 4, SKITZO 25 Macho 3. 25. J.V. Football 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Sking Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Macho 3: SKITZO Patrick M. Meade Matthew B. Mercer 18 Puritan Place 159 Norwood Dr. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Frosh Baseball 15 J.V. Baseball 25 V. Cross Country 15 V. Cross Country 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 4pV. Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Weightlifting Club 4, SKITZO 23 Macho SKITZO 2, Macho 3. 3, 74 W-I 1. Fr. Arnold ushers Dan Dreyer out of his chair. wk .fi 3' 'N .,-ul M 'sI'..., I will not fall asleep . . . I will not fall James R. Montroy 5068 Chapman Pkwy. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Frosh Basketball 15J.V. Baseball 15V. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Technical Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Banner 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Daniel J. Neaverth 6132 Ward Rd. Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 Frosh Football 15 J.V. Football 25 V. Football 3, 45 V. Track 2, 35 J.V. Baseball 15V. Baseball 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 3, 42 Who's Who Among American Students: Banner 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 35 Science Club 4. Joseph J. Nevlock 202 East Second St. Dunkirk, N.Y. 14048 Trap 84 Skeet Club 3, 45 Science Club 42 Steven G. Nicaise Kenneth J. Nicholson Franklin A. O'Connor S-6294 Sunnyside Dr. S-5054 Morgan Pkwy. 12 Concord Dr. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 Frosh Football 15 Track 1, 25 J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 35 V. Baseball 1, V. Football 2, 3, 45 V. Baseball 25 J.V. Intramurals 1, 25 Archery 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Basketball 45 A.C. Baseball Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 2, 3, 45 3, 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Science Club 45 Macho 3. Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 PAVAS 3, 45 Fine Arts Committee5 Who's Who Among American High Students 3, 45 Who's Who Among American Music Students 3, 45 Crusader 2, 3, 45 Photography 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Media Staff 3, 45 Model U.N. 2, 35 Banner 3, 45 Folk Committee 4, 75 Gregory B. Olma 133 Laurehen Dr. Hugh J. O'Neill W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 199 Main St. John M. Orban W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 150 Union St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Crusader 33 Social Committee 4, V. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Banner 4, Science Club 4, SKITZO 2: Track 45 Science Club 43 SKITZO 2, Football 2, 3, Baseball 2: Intramurals Macho 3. Macho 3. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Michael C. Orlando Colin M. Pech Ralph F. Pignataro 108 Dauer Dr. 3745 Windover 696 Fisher Rd. W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 W. Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Cross Country 1, Track 1, 45 Hockey 15 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Tennis Hockey 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Trap!Skeet 1, 2, 35 Science Club 4, 4, Science Club 4. Club 4, SKITZO 2: Macho 3. Crusader 3, SKITZO 2, Macho 3. 76 Joseph F. Poturalski 358 Reiman St. Sloan, N.Y. 14212 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, A.C. 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: A.C. 1, 3, 45 lntramurals 1, 25 Social Committee 3, 4: SKITZO 2: Macho 3. Jahanshah Pourhassan 90 Meyer Rd. Amherst, N.Y. 14226 Track 2, 3, 43 Football 35 lntramurals 41 Soccer 4, Wrestling 4, Chorus 3, 45 Drama 3, 43 Science Club 43 Student Advisory Council 35 SKITZO 21 Macho 3. 'Il come back when it stops crawling. I can't believe l'm eating thisl? Ludwigs J. Pusmucans 291 Woodward Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 14214 lntramurals 45 Golf 41 Soccer 45 Science Club 45 Ski Club 3. 77 Michael J. Quinn 95 E. Frontier Dr. Blasdell, N.Y. 14214 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 15 Science Club 45 Financial Club 33 SKITZO 2: Macho 3. X iv. 9 3 ,I ' Richard R. Redanz 9 av 6137 Wildwood Dr. 5 Gregory Radwan Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 g, 58 Highview Pkwy. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Hockey 2 V. Cross Countryg J.V. Football 3 Frosh Basketball: Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Skitzo 25 Science Club 45 Macho 3 Macho 35 Science Club 45 Skitzo 2. Weightlifting 3, 4. l ' , iv it .19 .1 .Al The Word of God. Thomas J. Reedy James P. Regan 140 Elmsford Dr. 35 Crestridge Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Science Club 45 Macho 35 Skitzo 2 Drama 35 Spanish Club 45 Macho 35 Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Skitzo 2. 78 Gerald E. Roberts 4157 West Highland Pkwy. Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 3, 4, Science Club 45 Macho 35 Science Club 4. Anthony F. Ross 81 Keever Ave. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chamber Chorus 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 47 Fine Arts Committee 25 Who's Who Among American High School Musicians: Model U.N. 2, 3, 45 Macho 3, Third Order 2, Language Club 25 Science Club 45 Skitzo 2. Joseph P. Russo 3006 Abbott Rd. Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 Orchestra 15 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Chamber Chorus 3, 45 Drama 2, 3, 45 Who's Who Among American High School Musicians, Who's Who Among American High School Students, N.Y.S.S.M.A. All State Chorus: Crusader 3, 4, Literary Magazine 3, 4, PAVAS 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Macho 45 Skitzo 2. James J. Saniewski William J. Scanlon Joseph L. Scherer 57 Newman St. S-4746 Morgan Pkwy. 3227 South Alfred Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Electronics Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, V. Football 3, 45 V. Track 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 45 Skeet Club 35 Macho 4, Science Club 45 Technical Staff 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 3, SKITZO 2. 4: SKITZO 2: Macho 3. Macho 3, SKITZO 2. 79 Gary P. Sheehan 27 Pamela Ct. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Richard Sikora S-4871 Mt. Vernon Blvd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 J.V. Wrestling 35 V. Wrestling 45 Intramurals 15 Who's Who ln Frosh FootbaIl5 J.V. Wrestling 25 American High School Students5 Intramurals 3. SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Edward A. Simoncelli 129 Surburban Court West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Frosh Football 15 J,V. Football 25 V Football 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4 Science Club 45 SKITZO 25 Macho 3 Antonio L. Warren-Singleton 12901 South Vermont Mardena, California 35020 J.V, Basketball 1, 25 V. Basketball 35 J.V. Football 15 V. Football 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 A.C. 3, 45 Science Club 45 SKITZO 2: Macho 3. William S. Slomka 13029 Quaker Rd. Collins, N.Y. 14034 Frosh FootbaIl5 J.V. Football 25 V. Football 3, 45 V. Tennis 3, 45 Crusader 2, 3, 45 Literary Magazine 35 N.H.S. 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Language Club 2, 35 Chess Club 1, 25 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. 80 Mark J. Smith 23 Apollo Dr. Lakeview, N.Y. 14085 Frosh Basketball 15 V. Baseball 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Skeet!Trap 2, 3, 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. fn' we -1. 1 l .I an ' Q 1 -I! W . -fi' -, ix 4 And this guy rounded the corner, then . . .BOOMIll s I ...-I I Y.,--'J T- i C 1 Ii i. Hi thereI Wig A Robert L. Stasiak 82 Allendale Rd. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Mark R. Staebell 218 CranWOOd Dr. Frosh Baseball 1: Frosh Football 1, V. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: V. Wrestling 45 Intramurals 3: Drama Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Tennis 45 SKITZO 3, 4: Science Club 4: SKITZO 25 2, Macho 3. Macho. Paul W. Storms John C. Swyers 4695 Edgewood Terrace 1 15 Minden Dr. Eden, N.Y. 14089 Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 Frosh Football 15 V. Football 4, V. R.R.I.T. 45 Intramurals 3, 4gTechnical Track 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 45 J.V. Staff 2, 45 Orchestra 3pThird Order 1, Hockey 23 V. Hockey 45 Folk 2, 35 Banner 35 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. Committee 25 SKITZO 25 Macho 3. 81 David J. Szyjka Donald L. Thomas 140 Aurora Dr. 137 Albright Court Buffalo, N.Y. 14215 Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Skitzo 25 Macho 35 Wrestling 4. Football 45 Track 4. John C. Thrasher 377 Girard Ave. East Aurora, N.Y. 14052 Frosh Football5 J.V. 25 V. Football 3, 4 V. Tennis 25 V. Track 3, 45 V Basketball 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Science Club 4. John Todaro Thomas C. Toth Charles A. Turner 1518 Center Rd. 5176 Garden Path 115 Elmhurst Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 J.V, Swimming 25 V. Swimming 2, 45 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 V. Baseball 35 V. Frosh Football 2. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45Science Club 4. Football 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1. 82 Eugene J. Vollmer William R. Walsh 376 Roycroft Blvd. 4964 Rogers Rd. Amherst, N.Y. 14111 Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Cross Country 15 Track 15 Science V. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Tennis 25 Club 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4. John C. Ward 139 Greenmeadow Dr. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 .1.v. Hockey 1, 2. Christopher T. Warda Cleophus J. Weeks 9 Hazel Ct. 1314 21st Ave. North West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Bessemer, Ala. 35020 Hockey J.V. 15V. Tennis 25V. Football President 15 Frosh Footballp V. Track 35 V. Track 3, 45 Language Club 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Basketball 2, 3, 45 J.V. 15 45 Art Club 15 Science Club 4. 83 Mark E. Wegryn 50 Shamokin Dr. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 Frosh Football5 Swimming 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Q Michael E. Wichman 30 Balen Drive Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 V. Baseball 2, 3, 4, V. Bowling 3, 4, Gregory G. Wickett S-4623 Chapman Parkway Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Swimming 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Golf 2,Tennis 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. Joseph G. Wittmeyer 335 Pleasant Ave. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, J.V. Track 1, V. Track 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Technical Staff 2, 3, 4, Folk Committee 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 4, PAVAS 4. Randall J. Zakrzewski 247 Woltz Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 14211 Vice-President 2, President 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Baseball, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Banner 3, 4, Literary Magazine 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, PAVAS 4, Language Club 2, 3, Social Committee 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 3: Ring Dance Committee, Who's Who Among American High School Students: SKITZO 2: Macho 3. . il, X' , XXX.-. fd S. . 1. I I ' I I 11 I ,l A W 5 fri , , PM . . ...- H If , ,... f I jelgbiekd wig? 37 mme 'U QS? 49 Q if '67 i5?4b1b45wJgbQ Z? 0 5 ,fag Q X f few W W AC'tiVitier5 WW Xxx ax 7. XX , v4 at 'll k . , , xx Q GOLF - CHAMPS AGAIN! This year's St. Francis Varsity Golf Team finished the season with a 5 win, O loss record which placed them in first place in the Smith League Division. This year also in- creased the teams winning streak to 27 matches. The team's starters were Juniors Tom Smith lACl, Greg O'Keefe, Pat Macabe, and Fresh- man Mike Smith. Coach Walter Andzel again led his team to victory with his inspiration, guidance, and experience. The team's most diffi- cult match was against DeSales, which ended in a 6M to 516 victory. Next year, the team hopes for even a greater season with more participation. Q , -1: - .. 1, 1. 9 5 K., , ' n .N N 'HI 1 JC . W. ,A -as-4Y'... . 4 .M J ' ,V - -- sf.-eg ' - ': 4 Wa, i Q. . Iv-Z., init I-ww' X it twfz ,iv - I ' , Ak thaw' 1 J v 1 .. A- 1 ..+.. f V. ' '..,iSj!i, - A -- ' . Tfffa. 7 4 T ' ' 1JB'5s.. 5z.:H- T t-iw, , f ,,..-,.. - f'n -he 1 1, . fi , xg 'f '1-L ,bravery ' Q . ...Q . H, 'N'-Z M f, - .-'tw - , . Q ' .J S Q' ,L 44517-f-:A 'L,'...g, M, 511 g .ts if fs, p- h M qd-.K-H. ,. X- 115- wi lt.. ic' Q V.. -'.2-3u :'j,M 'Lt ' S 'P 'u 4 :'l' i vfL: 4f4,.. , 1 'E ,. , . Qi in iw .kiii.,?:?ivL N ' L g 4: Y' -, - ' . .Azlr '.-P9 Lsffihl! -kyle -Ima ' A Tom lines up the putt. Greg studies his swing and concentrates a'3'+2':hk 1 mtg ,. ' ' fr f S . 4'-xi' 5. , 4 1 1 8 'rw - 1 , X Q it ' L ,. 4--. A . Wlw Top row: T. McMullen, F. Zillner, E. Halady, L. Pusmacans. Bottom rovw G. O'Keeffe, P. McCabe, T. Smith, M. Smith 86 Jim Koch asks, Who's therel Tom Meade's sense of concentration. , fi Jim Rye's determination gets him a leg hold. W fs WRESTLING The St. Francis High School 1977-78 wrestling season was marked by a repeat performance of the dedication and determination which in past years have made us come to expect from our wrestling team. The team, in the face of dis- couraging odds and injuries which disabled many of our veteran wres- tlers, continued to display their loy- alty and courage throughout the season. Coach Mike Carvelli epitimized the spirit of his team during the long and disappointing season by never losing hope and always look- ing ahead with optimism. Special mention should be given to those team members who literal- ly risked life and limb for the sake of the team, which include: Mike Courtade, Steve Reimondo, Jim Koch, and Rich Bett lwho were all injured during the seasonl, Bob Bannister, Goerge Ferris, Dick Siko- ra, Jim Rye, Dave Norton, Tom Meade, Charlie Tedesco, Al Couri- er, Dave Bennett, Dan Phillips, Gary Wisnewski, and Bob Godzuk. Kneeling G Wisniewski, D. Phillips, J. Rye, R. Godzuk, R. Bannister, D. Norton. Standing: Coach Mike Carvelli, P. Meade, G. Ferris, C. Tedesco, A Coutler J Koch R Sikora, S. Reimondo. VARSITY GRID Opening the season with a 40-O romp over Mindzenty, this year's St. Francis Varsity Football Team ended the season with a 5-won 4- lost record. Head coach Farace, with coaches Herman and Komen- da, gave the team a new spirit and desire to win. The team members again proved their talents this Homecoming Game against St. Mary's of Lancas- ter, which ended in a 21-8 victory. By the fourth game, our offense rolled up 81 points, and our de- fense, known as the Junkyard Dogs , had given up only 8. The next two games proved to be de- feats to the Red Raiders by DeSales and Baker. However, the team gave an excellent performance against O'Hara, who were defeated 48-6. The Raiders suffered a heart-break- ing loss to Canisus but ended the season with a 28-6 victory against cross-town rival Hamburg High School. Outstanding performances were given by Don Thomas, who had several punt and kick return touch- downs, Tony Singleton and Bruce Hoelzl, both with over 100 yards rushing per game: Dan Dreyerp Jeff Blair: and the front four of both the offensive and defensive lines. The entire team, especially the outgoing Seniors, should be great- ly commended for its magnificent display of talent and sportsman- ship. P X f Sidelines ready for action Jurk clears the way for Tony. ,. 1, x 1, -'9 ,My X ig i' Q 1 X N xxx is I5 , 4,10 i: v...-- 'T C59 U - .1 . 1' , r , gy - iw' 4 ,nk '40, if 1! 0 M 1 p .oh J. V. FOOTBALL . +- The quarterback readies to pass. The Junior Varsity Red Raider football team ended with an over- whelming 8 won and 1 lost record. The one lost was to the Marauders of St. Joes by a score of 12-6. In that game, the lone touchdown was scored by Mike Leavell. The following week the team went on to trounce Timon, under the lights at the St. Francis Home field, 48-O. The entire team played excellently, especially Dave Neav- erth, Mike Leavell and Kevin Gar- vin. Arch rival Baker-Victory fared no better and was defeated on their own turf, 27-O. ln the final game of the year, the Junior Varsity was not about to change their strategies and went on to defeat Canisius 30-6. Fine efforts by the entire offense and de- fense were evident throughout the game. .1 . --Qx . -. Coaches: Fabi, Mr. B., and Mann lbackgroundl. Nfigi 5 'lil iiiilu N ,I dh! Q' IS? a..' mt 1 Ki 'r .af 'X J .y E, z E - x Z s K ' 2 zwxf, 'H ir QA 412 js 3 ,9?fi ' n 1. , 'Il' fr' . f ' A ,s gf -1 In 5 :fg- faf Mgr X4 ,,....,.,,f' W Q1 iQ.F,'fpK ...LK 'gan 1' - ,-,,ffx4l . , ' K 1 TV1 ' 1 -' ,f'f-I+ l 3 sfiit- ,JV 1. '4 f' , .4 'f --?. ' f.- 4 - '- - ,: I I V - 1 L fy IT S A TIE. N N ' . 91' 1. . fl. . P The St. Francis Varsity Cross finish with his best time ever: 12:- . ' lv LM, CountrY Team, after winning the 32. Sophomore Jeff Bryk came in Yu ' T U Q league title, actually came in a tie second with a time of 12:50 and . ' 1 T with Baker-Victory in the All-Cath- olic meet. The Red Raiders placed the first two runners and Baker the next three: resulting in a dead tie in points: 32-32. After a half hour dis- cussion between the officials, it was decided that the Raiders and the Braves would be co-champions with each team bringing home a trophy. Even though there was a bit of controversy over the team cham- pionship, there was no dispute over the winner of the varsity race. E.J. Dauer breezed to a first place i hopes of winning it all next year. Senior Dale Dreyer just missed be- ing All-Catholic by placing sixth. In the Varsity-B race, sophomore Marty Burke won with a time of 13:- 58. In the Freshman race, Doug Lin- kowski placed first with a time of 6:44. Jerry Glavy came in a close second with a time of 6:46. This meet topped off one of the Raiders best seasons ever. The school and the whole X-Country Team thanks coaches John and Tom Courtney for a job well donel ii .l-.7 . JP: -J:-fi -51' - , ix-I.: Q -A. . e. -stig' F f A ...1.. -? 5':3 - . .. , W ' J-0 ' ', ,. T' , , - . A Q'-Q T T43 ' LQ .. ..'f '- 1' ,Aff 'i':,-ff v - -T Q-. .. V 1 -I' in-5' , 1, - -a .. - If . ,I . W' 4 wr' f - 9.-'f, ' ',' f-'I . .. I. - . - 'iv Bryk and Dauer close in on the competition f , 1 . vu, --25 -, 2. 5 1 ' 'J' an , 5 ' g 3' V9 Red Raider Joe - on the gol Sorry, DeSaIes, We got Bushal , - IX mi' 49 11' 1 L. - at M' Q1 u p iii d SWIMMING The 1977-78 swim season opened up successfully under the coaching of Mr. Smykowski as the St. Francis mermen defeated Ti- mon in their first meet. However, this was to be the team's only victo- ry as they finished the season with a 1-7 record. Under the enthusiastic leader- ship of co-captains: Bill Walsh and Colin Pech the team put forth their best effort to make each meet as exciting. The events competed in by the team included the freestyles, relays, long distances, and diving competitions. Throughout the season, Bill Walsh brought increasing glory to his team by consistently breaking and setting new records. Presently Bill holds the National Catholic Schools record for the 100 yard breast stroke. Overall this year's team was not very satisfied with its performance yet, as a young club, next year's season looks promis- ing. 1' V 1 arts-wish.-N-'Aw 'wfnnm 45- Ah- ..a 1 . ---v---ff 4555 .. , ' yu Jackknife by Colin Pech. -SWI M fo i,f '?f i '4'f UF Q e . , V. -if ' f an-310231, f fi had , Q. I Bill Walsh - national champ. if Seated' G. Sage, J. Courtade, P. lllig, J. Occh Donahue, R. Samby, S. Hebert, B. Scanlon, C. G. O'Keefe, Coach Mr. Tony Smykowski. 94 ino, M. Kasse, R. Chudy. Standing: D. Puente, P Partridge, C. Pech, L. Huzella, B. Walsh, R. Flech CHEERLEADERS Enthusiasm is kept at a maximum at St. Francis by sixteen lovely young ladies from lmmaculata Academy. Under the direction of Miss Sandy Shoetz, the cheerlead- ers perform various rousing cheers at St. Francis athletic events. The near perfection achieved by the girls in their cheers and routines does not come without many hours of long, diligent practice. The St. Francis cheerleaders are also well known for their extremely creative Pom-Pom routines, performed dur- ing the halftimes of the varsity bas- ketball games. These routines are expertly choreographed by Miss Nancy Jo Scalice. All in all, the ath- letes truly appreciated the support of the cheerleaders who could al- ways be counted on whether the team won lost or tied. . lf' H I 1 ' ifwkgv E E ,,,..,of ' A-1'.v' fi sf, 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL D. Mayer puts it up. The Varsity Red Raiders captured the Smith League basketball cham- pionship with a league record of 13 -1. The team was characterized by a well balanced offense and a hus- tling defense. The offense was led by senior tri-captains: Jim Dono- van, Cleo Weeks, and Dan Mayer. Jim Donovan set a school scor- ing record by netting 42 points in a 106-63 trouncing of Notre Dame. Dan Mayer provided consistent outside shooting and was responsi- ble for a last second victory over Walsh with a 40 foot jump shot at the buzzer. Cleo Weeks, besides getting his share of points, played tough de- fense, usually covering the other team's top scorer. Coming into his own this year was junior point guard, Eric Franz. Eric's inspirational play led the de- fense and set an example for his teammates to follow. He also led Coach T. the team in assists and steals. Senior Tony Singleton rounded out the starting five. Tony provided rebounding strength at both ends of the court and made several key plays late in the season to keep a 12 game winning streak in tact. The Raiders ran more this year than in the past and in doing so needed a strong bench. Providing that extra strength were seniors: Mike Quinn, Mike Orlando, Dan Henry, Joe Poturalski, and Ken Ni- cholson, juniors: Johnny Mann, Bri- an Buccieri, Doug Giacomoni, and Nick Charlap, and freshman Bill Kane. ln addition to returning under- classman, Coach Toragalski can count on players from this year's championship J.V. team and a su- perb freshman team to put to- gether another championship team. 96 plans the strategy. The Donovan Dunk SMITH DIVISION CHAMPS .L if I RIIIIEIIS '- 2 xl , Q 1 'r 2, I . Q Wqiiks' M. Orlando wins the tip. The finesse of Cleo Weeks. 'Q . . S J! 1 . w gy M i M 1 1 1 A I -pr I -pq 13 we 1 Q 'T' I ' if-A M v t .IJ-. ., , uni. ... .. ' :x'uKL.Lf- ' L Left to Right: Coach R. Torgalski, B. Buccieri, M. Orlando, J. Poturalski, T. Singleton, J. Mann, D. Giacomoni, J. Donovan, E. Franz, K. Nicholson, C. Weeks, N. Charlap, T. Colins, D. Mayer, B. Kane, M. Quinn. 97 J. VARSITY This year's J.V. Red Raiders shared a co-champion title with Walsh of Olean who handed the team its only losses. The team closed their season with an impres- sive league record of 12-2. The powerful Red Machine over- whelmed their opponents by large margins including a 103-54 victo- ry over St. Mary's of the Deaf. J.V. standouts were Jeff Bryk who had a 20 point per game aver- age: Pat Shea who led the team in assists and contributed 10 points per game, Mike Leavell, who had a 13 point average, led the team in rebounding along with Tony Bar- tholomew, Terry Dunford, and Jeff Juhasz. Other Sophomore mem- bers were: Kevin Egan, David Dudas, and Keith Miller. The team carried seven fresh- men including Joe Beres, Tom Con- sigli, Mike Violanti, Bernie Weber, Chris Vendetti, Craig Aniszewski, and Kevin Wegryn. The J.V. co-champions were coached by Mr. Thomas Pasternak whose hard work and dedication were evident throughout the teams victorious season. The Raiders waiting for the tip-off. -'izz'-'f' ' - .-1,e Qi-' il K . K I R . ' X K V . .. u4....,. Q Lljx Q !'k,'fL 'tj f Q 1 f gi? E434 V155-uf-s as-, .QQCU T12 2 g 4- -.. 14 'go L- fi... K L 4:3 'IO I X 5 I 4,2 s,-,., f ,I 41-5: rf , ,ixz i . f I Ill' liz, JI! 1 i -+C. Q if 'gg Q ' ' 'E 'E . ' vi 4 d 5 l -.-da li' . . I 'V . ,. S .y, - . sg ' , .1 ' 4 -D Left to Right: B. Weber, K. Miller, M. Violante, J. Bryk, T. Dunford, J. Juhasz, T. Bartholomew C. Aniszewski, C. Vandetti, M. Leavell, T. Consigli, D. Dudas, K. Eagan, P. Shea. l FROSH BASKETBALL Assisted by the coaching of Mr. Klas, the frosh Red Raiders pound- ed out an impressive 17-1 season. Team unity and spirit were the key factors for the Raiders this year: along with a new offensive and de- fensive outlay. The team's fine efforts and achievements also brought them larger crowds to cheer them on. Joe Beres lead the Freshmen Raiders this season with 16.8 points per game. Kevin Wegryn closely followed with 12.4 points per game. The high rebounders were Joe Beres and Scott Markow- ski each punching it out below the boards with diligence and deter- mination. From the showing of this year's team the seasons ahead look very promising for the J.V. and Var- sity teams. U Beres takes the shot. Raiders demonstrate the perfect defense. 'YF -vQi:'5'3- 4' ' . 1 y I g 1'1 1 . . i. e, e . 1,1 , 'A T fx ,I 1 fi: isslfirv cgaffrt lux y is V tx A H I ' t Qml'iE:3 41 Kgs-hu ' 48 , 1 SU' V '7l'55'irE Sllffif QA 'SMP X ttyl K 5 ' ag , 4' l 30 f 40 f fi -iiff:p.?Tlg.-gl.,,ik N - 4 - Q 9134! 43 ll?-'U f ES V lg. ri 'K . V L f, ',.' vi V i 1 L 4 lb' iQ? y 4 X 4 N Q . . E T W 1 , wily, B .. -.. l Yi - 2 1 R Kneeling: K. Wegryn, J. Busha, J. Beres: Standing: Coach Klas, P. Scozzaro, C. Breeser, J. Silliman, T. Burger, S. Markowski, P. Krakowiak, G. Mackey, T. Fuchs, B. Schneeburger, D. Crowley, J. Glavy. 99 HOCKEY Though the Saint Francis Varsity Hockey Team was in a rebuilding stage they managed to put to- gether a respectiable record. Under the coaching of Bud Web- ster and his staff, the team realized the fine talent and potential it had. Senior Joe Scherer and juniors Ed Halady and Jack Regan led the balanced scoring attack. The de- fensive team was headed by Cap- tain Hugh O'Neill, Mark Howe, and Lance Christ. Jim Kunkemoeller, Tim Carey, Joe Guttuso, Steve Gar- vin, and Dave McNamara all played consistently and were essential to the team's success. The team's outlook looks bright because of the talented under classmen who will lead the Red Raiders next year. Z- Jw' If r- fx . Jim Kunkemoeller resting on the bench 31 ni 5, Sitting: P. Christ, J. Regan, R. Pignataro, D. McNamara Standing: J. Fitzgerald, J. Guttoso, T. Carey, Coach B. Webster L Christ S Garvin M Scanlon, E. Halady. Missing: M. Howe, D. Neaverth, T. Woyshner, J. Sherer, J. Kunkemoeller, B. Wagner, R. Henri, H O Neill -..., as I, F ,Lg' 1715 :--L,i 5 U' 5 ig .Ex . - I U. Aft E J NN sw, ya E , ' 'ex ' - 'D I-. + .Q Raiders rally for puck. ,mq,5,5,l-ugyq uv-3-4 Q . , Coach Webster gives calls to the ice. Phil Christ in goal for the Raiders. ri Captain Hugh O'Neil. Dave Neaverth and Marty Scanlon demonstrate team spirit. I 1. 1 A-':g,,1' ., ,,., ir 11.333, J.V. HOCKEY The J.V. Hockey team controlled the ice no matter where they played. Their very presence in- timidated the opponents. At the time the Crusader went to press the J.V. record was 1 1-O-1. Their first five seasonal games were shut outs. Their impressive record is due to the fact that they were a team: united under Captain Mike Wohlrob and professionally coached by Tom Frizell. The team was lead in scoring by Bob Karulus, he and Jack Driscoll were the only ones with hat tricks. Another outstanding team member was Tony Theriault who lead the team in assists. The core of next year's team will be made up of this year J.V. The future of the hockey club look very promising. UNA Coach Frizell looks on. 0 B. Karulus puts the heat on. jdjgwi' i 102 -qty Goalie M. Smith enjoys the break in the actic J.V. TEAM: Sitting: M. Staebell, M. Murphy, P. Aldrich, D. Jablonski: Kneeling: C. Sambucci, J. Bittner, D. Tamaka: Standing: Coach A. Farelli, Fr. Steven. V. TEAM: Sitting: J. Aldrich, Fl. Bittner, R. Porcellio, D. Gonsiorek: Kneeling.' J. Godzuk, M. Wichmann, J. Avolt: Standing: Coach A. Farelli, Fr. Steven. BOWLING This year's St. Francis Bowling Teams proved that they have what it takes to be winners. The Varsity team, with a record of 23 wins - 13 losses, finished the season in 4th place. High game was by Rick Bittner, who had a 235 game. Captain Jim Avolt had the high set of 618 while Rocco Por- cealgo had the highest average of 1 . The Junior Varsity team, howev- er, outdid their mentors and ended their season in 1st place. Their record, 27 wins- 9 losses, is proof of their outstanding talents. Paul Aldrich led the team with high aver- age of 167 and the high set of 570. .aigiz Bittner had the high game of Thanks should be given to Coach Aldo Ferelli who coached the team into excellence. Also Mr. Knopeck and Fr. Steve should be thanked for transporting the teams to Amherst Lanes. We look forward to next year's teams, especially the future Varsity team which will gain the skill of this year's J.V. team. 103 R. Bittner prepares for a strike. THE SAINT FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL fxiwim M fl V A 5 1 S Directors: James B 104 .Warren and David an 0,uJyq,,,,,44...,Jg una-wn,a.ar gwunrrum YI lun NW ,grfayvd N NWN Qfif g 4-..f 2 I Mandi lar Mm A no-.la-:ul-fr dnl. -S L-fi, m'lY Every year the St. Francis High School Players production of a ma- jor Broadway musical becomes one ofthe most noteworthy events on campus. This year's production of Guys and Dolls showed a trait that has become characteristic of past production, namely profes- sionalism. The show, presented March 9, 11, and 12, was a sell- outs, and proved to bring much en- joyment to both the audience and the performers with such spirited numbers as Luck Be a Lady and Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat The show itself was about the an- tics of two gamblers - Nathan De- troit and Sky Masterson. Nathan, the reluctant fiance of Adelaide, runs a floating crap game but he is in a financial pinch when he has to pay to rent a playing room. He makes an apparently sucker bet with Sky that pious Sarah Brown will not go to Cuba with him. Sky, mastering all his resources, coaxes Sarah down to Cuba for a day, where they realize their affection for each other. When they return, Sarah finds out that Nathan used her mission house for the game. Sarah turns on Sky, and Adelaide on Nathan because of the game. As fate has it, however, Sarah and Sky, and Nathan and Adelaide marry at the end and all the guys and dolls are happy once more. Playing Nathan Detroit was James Kunkemoeller. Sky Master- son was played by Steve Bystran. Adelaide was Tammy Hayes and Sarah Brown was Martha Grzes. Other noteable performances were by: Fred Lapp as Lt. Brannigan, Mi- chael Maglich as Arvide, Lee Har- tung as Big Julie, Don Thomas as Harry the Horse, Tracy Vogt as Gen. Cartright, Joe Russo as Nicely Nice- ly, Dan Neaverth as Benny, Ste- 105 phen Nicaise as Rusty, and Andrea Adamski as Mimi. The guys and dolls who were the cast were underthe direction of Mr. James B. Warren, director, Mr. David Nease, musical director, Mr. Joseph Gawron, conductor and Mr. Robert Buchheit, technical staff di- rector. Special thanks also go to Mrs. Patricia Oreskovic, assistant director and Miss Nancy Jo Scal- ice, choreographer. The technical staff once again gave of their time and talents to build our sets and our stage props. The 42 members of the orchestra come from our school and area pri- vate high schools. These musi- cians' abilities combined to provide excellent accompaniment. All efforts combined produced a highly professional and worthwhile show for all those involved in this, the largest single event on our cam- pus. w - .., Q' 5. V 'k.wg'wwQN 'wa S! S 'W , Q K' 2. ,, . In +3 My gg, gl, 4 A0 we R xx .Jw-f11l qc, anumV - 'i1un!.1 s U - x Q53 fx- , fin! V 9 I 7 I N 'ao A. ai iff X Y. A ' ' NX? 4 X , Q A 'x fi .h Qi NX l L 4: -169' F lik sz x . Q , .Mg . 4,-. , G 1 if BASEBALL The 1975-77 St. Francis Varsity Baseball Team closed out its season with a very fine record, and many points of excellence - both in team and individual efforts. The team, coached by Mr. Robert Torgalski and Mr. Tom Pasternak, ended its season with a 1 1-won, 1-loss statistics to clinch the Smith League Championship. In the Georgetown Cup Playoffs, the team came in second place. They had defeated Canisius High School in the first playoff game and emerged victoriuos again over St. Joe's in the second, but lost to Cardinal Mindszenty in the Third game playoff. Seniors Bruce Sage and Paul Schneeberger, Juniors Jim Buyea and Ken Nicholson received first team All-Catholic honors. Bruce Sage was honored as the Most Valuable Player, and Jim Buyea was honored as Most Improved Player. With the outstanding performances of Bruce Sage, Harry Jones, and Paul Schneeberger, and the excellent efforts of the entire team, this group of ball players showed that the St. Francis spirit continues to grow throughout all athletic endeavors. n f 1 ,-wail 'L-4 ' ' V,' I V 'C Q .. I . . 5 - , 7' ml l' -in I , '-at-'T lf ,Q ' ' A-x, I elk- :ln ,. t jf' K, A . I. J - , Qxnlig, - . 'N' V ' l,xQL, : J ':fTn S1?' i 4 .- -- ,- 1 X f 1 1 4 1' X, +6 l Q - st. skim, ST. ' Yttl-.NCIS PRNUS ggklfls Our pitching staff: P. Schneeberger, H. Jones, G. Kaczpr, J. Gorczyca. - - a 1 L P . L.-.Tl , 1 - B .. ..:.l....t.!i... ' ---- t I ., . ' A ' l 1' Toy' 7 ., . .-..,... 1 . , -. , .. , XM- . - -2: - -4 --., - . 1- , . g S , ' ' w Ii! . -9. Q,-Ah - A I 7 -Q I 1 - , -uv. ' -J. 1 p ' x pl? 'f 1 v. it E 5. N ' ' I f V K. f ' A ,,,j:2,2tf9 Q M N K . Y Sl. ASU- X fake-2. vRANCl quiz , ST. PRlNCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS Top Row: J. Buyea, R. Shul, T. Klun, J. Montroy, H. Jones, K. Nicholson, G. Kaczor, D. Consigli, R. Bittner, T. Schneeberger, D. DeLillis. Bottong How: J. Bochenski, P. Schneeberger, M. Desmone, B. Sage, J. Gorczycz. 10 V uiqysnvm J V, q.f,f:'AQ xr X' I 4 . -'fb X . . L. -f .'I 111 :RF 1 8 'Q .uf , W Q: few ' uf m 1 If- fi ' Q 1'- ' ,E if V' Q ! P3 ' -r .x --,.,, Q' K' A - Qlpov ' -.1 .. - ,-L. Y.: h -J,-2 V' flvzid 'iii-xmpfilf . -. -'f - -:'- . g ' 'S' 1' . . Af A nw, Q f u5 ,.gQd.' J -.54 J L wp.-gb. :3.ggE,, I 5i.6g5f. I 952. A. I It .I ap v . .f.. y ,Q . fr: . J. Montroy ready to connect The alert Bruce Sage I A A g QW Kg H we F W ,kz ,id we 6 vy Aw v- 5 ' i. 3 K , A x Ni? ',L ff xn: A ft , I ig' J, .V i M Y f 1 vy ' -nik ,s I N, km M3 ,ss ' an riffs- ' W H Fx? Y X ,F I ST. FRANCIS TRACK t 'S-Q - A 'fu X 4, 5 2 5' Q- Jeff Juhasz catches the shot. ' T L , Lance Christ finishing first. 1 10 Q 5 f- 43 .,4 ffl' .fa 6 , Tom Donovan displays the strain of victory Raiders in the long jump. The expertise of Bob Stasiak NUMBER ONE AGAIN D W X A F F F' ll W , .. -, ,y-I-if: llll R . ,ff' V .1 Somebody Catch Mel For the track team and coaches John and Tom Courtney, 1977 was the third year in a row that the Run- ning Red Raiders took the league title, as well as the All-Catholic title. The Red Raiders undefeated dur- ing the league's regular campaign, overwhelmed six opponents, scor- ing 127 points. This winning point total is the highest in recent memo- ry in either Smith or Burke League All-Catholic competition, and things look good for years to come for the Courtneys'. This season's championship outfit had only two seniors and the St. Francis year- 111 Iings romped in the freshmen meet. Jim Dauer, captured the mile l4:- 41.7l and two-mile l1O:17l runs as St. Francis runners earned firsts in five of the meets thirteen events. The champions' Cleo Weeks won the long jump with a clear 19314. The key to it is that we work with the kids all year round, said Tom Courtney. Our distance runners are our mainstays. My father is with these guys every day and he seems to bring out the best in them. St. Francis' other winners were Rom Papalardo in the 100, and Tom Donovan in the 880. 78 WINTER CARNIVAL 1 l 4 4 8. xg .tr V4 ht 1 Q! 1 Bob Stasiak escorts Winter Carnival Queen Karen Kazor. ,fig :'V!v.i 2 ,2-. l1f f..n 'N y -.,-qi, . .Q . ,, N 2 .vi - ,N ,. ,is A-.4 ' Fathers Ken, Xavier, Pat and Arnold celebrate the opening mass of the Winter Carnival. v Jim Koch learns the basics of square dancing. 'Q The fourth annual Saint Francis Winter Carnival began with an opening mass celebrated by Fr. Patrick, which was followed by a rock-dance in the activity center. The carnival events were held Jan. 7th through Feb. Znd. They in- cluded such activities as a roller skating party, pep rallies, faculty! senior volleyball game, toboggan party at Chestnut Ridge, a square dance with Loyd Miller as caller, and numerious dances scheduled every week. Miss. Karen Kazor was crowned Winter Carnival Queen, the first in history of the Winter Carnival. Aside from these highlights numer- ous sporting events completed the schedule. The height of the Winter Carnival was the Semi-Formal held, with 106 couples attending who danced to the music of STRA- TUS. It began with a memorable mass celebrated by Fr. Kenneth in our chapel. Due to the imaginative decorations the Hall took on a win- try atmosphere. The carnival was an overwhelming success. Special thanks to the senior class, general chairman Ken Schmitt, and especially Fr. Arnold who helped us with many of our efforts. 4 'Z- 4 3 .l +A.-A.. .f' if V if 1 U3 sk ...WX Tom Hammond and Jim Buyea in senior skit. Fr. Pat does his mystery sermon 3 K ' - - X X . xx I .. f:X '4 U UQ. ' lg' Sus P 10 9' 1 :,'! ,, :fi X , W Fr. Ken, Fr. Arnold, A. Menendez and S. Krol listen to sermon. .' I ' I-ir. J ' Students try their hand at square dancing. S. Bystran and T. Hammond gps and dates enjoy the semi-formal. nr' CRUSADER The CRUSADER has but one pur- pose, to publish a lasting memory in words and pictures. Together with moderator Br. Richard, the members of the yearbook crew write, type, make posters, and piece together the agonies and es- tacies of 1978. This is done through the combined efforts of three departments. The financial staff, which handles the patron drive and many other money trans- actions to make the yearbook pos- sible, the copy staff, which takes countless hours writing, rewriting, and perfecting articles that appear in the book itself, and the layout staff, which has the most difficult task of arranging, editing, and putting together the book itself, page by page what you see before you. Not to be forgotten, of course, are the photos contributed, made possible by the Photography Club, headed by Steve Nicaise. lnnovationsin the presentannual include color photographs, a sec- limi tion devoted to past and present Jubilee celebrations, numerous pages of artwork and graphics, special effect divided pages, per- sonalized copies, and the theme The Road Not Taken presented poetically and pictorally through- out the book. This year especially will want to be remembered in a yearbook as it was the 50th Jubilee Year of our school. The entire staff consisted of: Steve Nicaise, Ken Schmitt, Randy Zakrzewski, Warren Hebert, Bill Slomka, Joe Wittmeyer, Joe Russo, Mike Maglich, Glenn Briggs, Dan Hennessy, Mark Lee, Randy Kielt, Ron Hayes, Chris Blandin, George Northem, Cookie Menendez, Greg Michalek ,John Riga, Mark Gillem, Doug Daniels, Eric Doherty, Joe Margarone, John Wichman, Carol Johengen, Mark Frazier, Tony Nowicki, Bill Seitter, Jerry Mead, Richard Pytak, lSteve Bystranl, and Jim Donovan. aw x I 6513 53 69675 6 ZFFRWTQF .n If - 1 7 PHOTO One of the mainstays of the Saint Francis Crusader is the Photogra- phy Department. These dedicated members strive to capture the es- sence ofthe Spirit of Saint Francis High School. Steve Nicase, the photo editor of the yearbook, was in charge of the technical aspects, of the club, other members included Stan Krol, the most experienced photographer of the club, Paul Cassidy, and Chris Sartori. Although their work is not always in the limelight the members of the Photography Club are among the most hard working and dedicated at St. Francis. Photo Staff: Paul Cassidy and Chris Sartori. .. ng: 1? Ci Q4 hm... - .Q 2 an O in , 'N nasty B . .gm A R 3----.41 ty-1---. Stan Krol Seeking out pictures. Spirit that runs photography: Steve Nicaise. 1 18 i After several years of termination our St. Francis lt's Academic team was re-organized by interest- ed students and faculty last fall. Upon completion of their audition at WBEN T.V. studios the team be- gan practicing and planning it's strategy for this year's competition. Mr. Knopeck, the moderator, worked with the senior starting team members: Jim Avolt, Dan Hennessey, captain Jack Godzuk, b and Tom Hammond, to mold a well versed and competent team panel. The teams first competition re- sulted in a well earned victory over Lackawana and Friendship High Schools with a score of 310 points. From there the team went on to 5 meet West Seneca West and Wil- ? Iiamsville South High Schools in the semi-finals. Despite a hard fight f 4 , 5' 'X ti it .E 4 Q96 vt fe - A ' ' at use X ..,-1,-.,,.x-.nf--.., K ...f IT'S ACADEMIC ' S' sf-,se iff 'iz figs . an A mx vt Q- J ,f i ab kb 'Is Y X X N FII ST FMR!! the victory slipped from the team's if I A tr, grip by only a few seconds. A Mr. Knopeck and the upcoming team are looking forward to next year's competition with excitement and plans of a championship. , .1 The Alamol Mr. Knopech, J. Godzuk, J. Avolt, D. Hennessy: Kneeling: D. Borgioli, T. Hammond. 11 l 9 HOIVIECOIVIING '77 The students of St. Francis High School couldn't have asked for a better Homecoming week. This fun filled week started on Thursday, September 22 when the Folk Com- mittee sponsored a Night of Enter- tainment. On Tuesday, September 27 an old-fashioned square dance was held in the gym featuring Lloyd Miller as the caller. The following evening, there was a roller skating party at Carousel Roller Rink. The turnout was so great that the management couldn't supply enough skates for the crowd. Thursday, September 29 the Seniors lost the title as volleyball champs when they were defeated wt I-. .. gf ff' 9 if J by the faculty in two straight games. Friday, the students voiced their support, at the annual pep ral- ly, for fall sports. Class skits were presented and the Homecoming Queen candidates were intro- duced. Saturday night, student spirit reached its climax when the Varsity football team defeated St. Mary's of Lancaster by the score of 21-8. For the first time in nine years we had something to dance about as the traditional victory dance was held in the Activity Center. The week of festivities came to a close when Barbara Chitla, a student at Frontier High School, was crowned Homecoming Queen. 'Q Mr. Rinaldi can't let gol 'F Juniors demonstrate their disappointment at the faculty win Escort George Kazor with Oueen Barbara Chitl Q' TWC Qwmx MODEL UN For the second consecutive year, Mr. Knopec acted as moderator for the Model United Nations, organiz- ing the yearly trip to Gannon Col- lege in Pennsylvania. This year's delegation represented Egypt. The representatives tried to present Egypt's view of the prob- lems faced by them and their inter- ests in worldwide discussion. One of these worldwide decisions was Egypt's valiant attempt to negotiate a peace treaty with lsreal. Schools through out the Middle Atlantic Region brought their re- spective delegations to the General Assembly of Nations to express their country's views on important problems. Here, resolutions were debated, and pressing world issues discussed. The procedure modeled in pass- ing resolutions paralleled the actu- al process used in the United Nations. Students learn for them- selves the difficulty in obtaining world cooperation in social pro- gressed international justice. The members of the Model U.N. include Seniors: Bill Slomka, Jim Avolt, John Godzuk: Juniors: Rocco Porcellio, John Moran, John King, Marty Shoughnessey, Paul Spara, John Riga, Chris Hammond, Mark Hanna, Dave Sermak: Sophomores: Rich Pytak and Mike Schlehr. -Q X .1 ,fv :CPE gong, l' y cyl J, .. V. Paul Spara and Bill Slomka discuss international policies Seated: B. Slomka, P. Spara, J. Godzuk, M. Hanna, J. Avolt, D. Sernak. Standing: Nlr. Gary Knopech, R. Pytak, C. Hammond, J. King. The Literary Magazine is com- posed of original artistic works of St. Francis students. Poetry, prose, graphic art, photographs, and short stories, if submitted were consid- ered for publication. About one- half of these works were accepted. The entire staff voted on each work submitted, to decide whether or not it should be accepted. They vot- ed onthe basis of originality, prop- er expression, and the impact the work had on each of them. There were several outstanding improvements of the literary maga- zine made this year. First, since the conception of the magazine, it has a title: THE ODYSSEY. Secondly, it has a theme: stand not at the :ii Ohl So that's how it is done. crossroads. Anotherimprovement was that it was completed and made available to the students months before it was available last year. The staff was moderated by Br. Francis. lt included: Dave Norton, Arsenio Menendez, George Northem, Dave Sermak, John Riga, Mark Hanna, Chris Hammond, War- ren Hebert, Fred Lapp, Greg Olma, Ken Schmitt, Don Thomas, and Randy Zakryewski. Congratulations for an excellent publication and thanks for their generous, enthusiastic, and orga- nized efforts are deserved by the entire staff and Br. Francis. Mary had a little lamb? C. Hammond, D. Sermak, D. Norton, R. Zakrzewski, G. Olma, J. Riga, A. Menendez, K. Schmitt, Hanna, C. Sartori, seated' Bro. Francis. 123 STUDENT COUNCIL This year, the Golden Jubilee year, has marked the reinstitution of a vital aspect of our Saint Francis environment- the Student Coun- cil. After a brief absence of one year, it was found necessary to reorgan- ize the Student Council in order to resume a constant amiable under- standing and relationship between the student body and the adminis- tration. The main objectives of the stu- dent government, under the fine di- rection of president James Buyea and the moderator, Father Patrick arezto organizeastudent exchange program with several of the schools in the area, to set up a sem- inar dealing with the basics of self- defense, and, mainly, to keep the relationship between the student .,. ...at lf il li Steve and Jim discuss a point of reference. body and the school administration strong and in contact with each other. The other members of the coun- cil consist of 3 of the officers from each academic class. It is the hopes of all involved that this year's student council will not falter, as in the past, but remain an influential force in the unifying of the entire school. Dan and Randy research the constitution. v. 1 i N Av - , J 1' 4 ,J Seated: D. Dreyer, S. Garvin, J. Buyea, R. Zakrzewski, A. Menendez. Standing: Fr. Patrick, J. Fitzgerald, B. Struble, S, Markowski, M. Reimondo, L. Christ, D, Johnson. v ,.. ' .. UW y Q ' ' x , if f T T tf 1 3 f f Q if . . i ' . Seated' M. Lee, T. Hammond, A. Gawlik, Standing: E. Doherty, K. Schmitt Eric's speciality on the clean-up crew. The Folk Committee plays an ac- tive part in the social life of our Saint Francis family. The members of this group, guided by moderator Brother Francis, bring to the stu- dents and faculty, various Nights of Entertainment held throughout the school year. These feature comedians lof sortsl, musicians, and amateur entertainers. The Nights of Entertainment, held: for Homecoming, during the Mark decorates for the Nite of Entertainment. Winter Carnival, and in the spring, for the graduating seniors, give stu- dents a chance to pursue artistic endeavors, while entertaining one another. Outside sources of talent are also welcome to perform. For this rea- son, the Folk Committee is in as- sociation with the Fine Arts Department of our school. During this our fiftieth year we must take time to remember and 125 FOLK llllllll COMMITTEE llll? -'Ill Tom sets up the cafeteria, thank those who have worked hard on this committee, whose officers and members include: Tom Hammond, Tony Ross, Ken Schmitt, Joe Feldman, Fred Lapp, Mark Lee, Joe Wittmeyer, Frank Genek, Mark Hanna, George Northem, Arsenio Menendez, Chris Hammond, Al Gawlik, and Eric Doherty. W7 . -L. X21-:il THE NEW BANNER Through the efforts of Mr. Rinal- di, the moderator, and the news staff the Banner has been trans- formed into a more enjoyable and informative newspaper. Editors: John Godzuk, Randy Zakrzewski, and Greg Olma worked long hours to make this year's editions a suc- cess. The new Banner provides its readers with humorous and infor- mative outlooks on sports, school functions, extra curricular activities and student life. The Banner im- proved its quality of accurate re- porting by including new columns and added feature stories which encouraged its subscribers to read. Assisting the editors were: Dan Hennesey, M. Oliver, P. Cenedella, D. Daniels, M. Hanna, M. Smith, T. Doney, D. Foy, M. Maglich, G. Kas- perzak, P. Illig, A. Tomczak, D. Ja- blonski, C. Sartori, S. Jerge, P. Kowalski, P. Scozzoro, and E. Do- herty. Seated' K. Miller, R. Zakrzewski, P. Spara, M. Hanna P Kowalski Standing P Illig M Maglich J godsgk, G. Olma, M. Oliver, T. Carey, D. Foy, D Hennessey D Daniels Moderator Mr Charles Ina I. Yet another opportunity on cam- pus is the Language Club, which is moderated by Br. Francis, who de- scribed it as a chance for our stu- dents to show their creativity in the languages they study here at St. Francis. This is the third year for the club, each year being more suc- cessful than the previous one. The club has two main objectives. To present a multilingual Christmas benediction service which includes Christmas carols which were sung in Spanish, French, and Latin. In- strumental in the preparation and performance of these carols were Br. Francis, Fr. Robert, and Mr. Nease. lt's second objective, which re- quires both time and energy on the part of the members, is to prepare LAN entries for the competition in the annual St. Bonaventure's Lan- guage Competition. This competi- tion involves over 200 high schools from New York State. These entries range from puppet shows to live dramatic scenes, and various cul- tural exhibits pertaining to one's specific language. Much hard work and determination resulted in the awarding of a third place ribbon to the Spanish participants of 1975, and also in Spanish second place in last years' competition. An example of the club's out of the classroom activities was the organization of a trip to Spain last summer. For all involved, the club contin- ues to be a most rewarding and en- joyable experience. GUAGE CLUB A '7 , John and Phil discuss a point of fingermation. French Club members: R. Pytak, Chris Sartori, C. , , , Johengen, J, Mead, Bro- Francis- Spanish members study their lines. First Row: C. Johengen, D. Higgins, J. Fitzgerald, G. Northem, P. Cenedella, A. Menendez, M. Hanna, P. DaPalito, Bro. Francis, R. Derenda. Second How: G. Sage, J. Mead, J. Regan, C. Hammond, R. Glaub, A. Courier, C. Sartori, M. Rumondo, D. Puente. Third How: J. Feldmen, T. Reedy, V. Sorge, A. Benz. CHORUS This past year, the St. Francis High School Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Nease present- ed a Musical Jubilee held in the school chapel. The program was di- vided into three parts: Religious songs, selections from past musi- cals, performed at St. Francis, and comtemporary music. The highlight of the program was the rendition of The Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's The Mes- siah. Other selections included ex- cerpts from HELLO DOLLY, OKLAHOMA, and MUSIC MAN. Soloists included Dan Klun, Mar- tha Grzes, Madonna Kelly, Jim Kun- kemoeller, Steve Bystran, Andrea Adamski, and Rebecca Czyzewski. The mixed chorus is composed of 47 boys and 63 girls from area high schools. This is the largest chorus in the fifty years of St. Fran- cis and according to many one of the most talented. CI fjgjgug-Xjieanlil fgzgugg-Quia-:iszgx gmc?-Quang 2,55 iiqioxtnoilg-I o . UUm gacwvofg 0 . Dum Eiiicxtsclgo . DUm iiaciqzolg Rothschild and sons. 'if .--ri The LoverIy girls being Loverly. Soloist Madonna Kelly 1 ,A P 3 V l Jim Kunkemoeller sings Camelot. I could have danced all night. 129 GRCHESTRA The orchestra is under the direc- tion of Mr. Gawron and is com- posed of 29 boys and 17 girls. The orchestra's taking part in A Musical Jubilee played a medley from the motion picture Rocky and Feel of a Vision featuring sol- oist Tom Collins on trumpet. The Brass Ensemble also per- formed La Spiritator as part of the religious selections. The orchestra also was responsi- ble for all music played during the successful production of Guys and Dolls at St. Francis. At the special request of the Bish- op of Buffalo, Edward Head, the Brass Ensemble accompanied the chorus at a special mass celebrat- ed in St. Joseph Cathedral on Janu- ary 29. Tom Collins sounding his best. is 3 5 as 74 Mr. Gawron shines in his way of excellence 130 wx Dave Bennett cymbolizes his talent. Mn. A Q-'I 5 l Karen Kaczor nimbles up at the piano. George Kaczor, the little happy drummer boy 131 it IN-', DEDICATIGN OF THE LIBRARY A ,- M lll gun'-H Fr Xavier dedlcates the lnbrary to the memory of Dr Leo M Muchalek Fr Charles the designer of the remodeled library Mrs Leo Mlchlek Iughts candle In memory of her husband. F c..,1--- K-X A 55553 f M. Y as N! gi is I-Q X ',,,.. K 134 Q ff mfifo - c u U: f - l 2 k H-. x x- u.5 Y HQ Q If Q81 DA x xi' 'i ASL 1 1 s ,x f 136 hp mr A-wc? ax: 1-sw ,,v- X fm ,Q-0 ia,-I as PM I , kk an .v sgw AI, Q 305 The Room That Remo' Built 7 54 'o 4 unix' 2 -s,,s.,.-Q WI 'T 'ZW' Two people in this photograph have the Bubonic Plague. Can you spot them? 138 if i n 'I in-., 'wa ,lr 'W 1 Congratulations to the class of '78,' Fr. Ken, Mr. Buchheit, and Fr. Pat. ' ,. k 4 'YJ' 5,3 V 5 Z xfllx .-' AJ l HOMEROOM 216 HOMEROOIVI 113 A .xxx A HOMEROOM 215 ' ':m.aP'1 HOMEROOM 213 The CRUSADER STAFF thanks Fr Xavier M Nawrockl Fr MlchaelLewandowsk1 Fr Steven Frenler Fr Arnold Zebrowskl Mr James B Warren All Faculty 8: Staff of St Francis High School Sr Francis S. Pimental SPECIAL PA THUNS UN AMICO Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl L. Di Nunzio Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Gabany Mrs. Elizabeth Gabany Mrs. Elizabeth Gabany Miss Flo Gabany Mr. Gregory Schlageter Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Schlageter 142 In memory of the Pastor of SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH and Lifetime friend of SAINT FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL REV. BRUNO DOBALA, OFM. CONV. Best Wishes from: Paula P. Merreck 81 Ann cold beer cold pop HEIDIE TUXEDOS 2308 Seneca Buffalo, N. 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West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 LEN SUMERA JENNIE SZUBA 252 Victory Ave. Lackawanna, N.Y. 14218 TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER S-4923 Camp Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 649-1137 DR. HENRY C. TIBERI TRI-ABBOTT HARDWARE 1535 South Park Buffalo, N.Y. 14220 UNCLE JOE'S RESTAURANT 1331 Orchard Pk. Rd., West Seneca 4819 South Western Blvd., Hamburg USE DENTAL FLOSS DR. 81 MRS. EUGENE VOLLMER 2155 Kensington Ave. Snyder, N.Y. 14226 MR. 81 MRS. ROBERT WALSH 4964 Rogers Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. MR. 81 MRS. VINCENT WALSH, JR. 36 Cox Drive Buffalo, N.Y. 14219 WANAKAH LANDSCAPING S5344 Eastwood Rd. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '78 From Wally Wardynski MR. 8i MRS. CLEOPHUS J. WEEKS, SR. 1314 21st Ave. North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 WEINARS INC. . 164 Buffalo St. I Hamburg, N.Y. WEINARS INC. 164 Buffalo St. Hamburg, N.Y. WEST SENECA MEDICAL BLDG., INC. 550 Center Rd. ' West Seneca, N.Y. MR. 8: MRS. M. I. WIERTEL 240 French Lea Rd. West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. NORMAN ANDERSON MR. 84 MRS. LEWIS BANNISTER 98 Loring Ave. Blasdell, N. Y. 14219 MR. 81 MRS. CASEY BARON 8: ROBERT 297 Collins Ave. W. Seneca BARRETTS Boston State Rd. Hamburg. BYG WHEEL RESTAURANT ' Ridge at Tangnor Road W. Seneca RQNHDONALD W. BECKER St. Peter 81 Paul Church PATRONS BECHES OPTICAL Hamburg Shopping Center MR. 81 MRS. RICHARD BETT Lackawanna, N. Y. 14218 DAVID ALLEN BOWERS 6505 Schultz Rd. Lakeview THE BRIGGS FAMILY 174 Heritage Farm Road MR. BUCHHEIT St. Francis H. S. IGuidance Dept.I MR. 81 MRS. C. BURZYNSKI 121 Lopeke Street, THE BUYEA FAMILY 168 Charlescrest Ct., W. Seneca CHIODO ACCOUNTING Mike and Sam Chiodo LARRY 84 DOROTHY CHRIST 4774 Clifton Pkwy, Hamburg MR. St MRS. M. CHRISTIE 81 Treehaven, W. Seneca EMILY P. CORDEIRO MR. 81 MRS. JOSEPH J. CROWLEY 1 14 Sibley Dr. W. Seneca COUNTRY FLORIST 668-6675 MR. 84 MRS. THOMAS De-LILLIS 142 Fieldcrest Crt. W. Seneca COMPLIMENTS OF DELTA SONIC -- the Luxury Car Wash System Lou 81 Joan De Perro RICH DEPERRO C. S. DESMOND Eden, N. Y. 14075 ONE DOWN. . .THREE TO GOI Doug Damanski, '81 IN MEMORY OF RUFIN J. DOMANSKI DON'S AUTO LACKAWANNA, N.Y. ROBERT J. DRAGO Hamburg, N. Y. 14075 THE DREYER FAMILY JOHN F. DRISCOLL Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 MR. 81 MRS. WILLIAM J. DUNFORD Buffalo, N. Y. 14221 SUE ELFERS Buffalo, New York 14219 TOM 84 LINDA EVANS Buffalo, New York 14220 156 HERMAN G. FISHER TEEN CLUB E. Aurora, N. Y. FRANCISCAN FRIARS MINOR CONV. St. Anthony Home FORSTER'S PHARMACY 3713 South Park Avenue HAMBURG PENNY STORE SAVER Hamburg, N. Y. 14075 MR. 81 MRS. EDWARD P. HAYES 2 Wichta Rd. I HELEN BELL GUITAR STUDIO 25 W. Crescent Ave. - 649-3200 DR. St MRS. T. GREGORY JACOBS' MR. 81 MRS. RICHARD J. JARNOT R W. Seneca, N. Y. 14224 1 DENNIS JOHNSTON Lakeview, N. Y. 14085 ' MR. 81 MRS. EDWARD KINGSLEY if I W. Seneca, IN. Y. 14224 ' MARGARET KLIPFEL Buffalo, N. Y. 14220 I KRAFFT PRINTING SERVICE Hamburg, N. Y. 14075 I MARY E. KULICK Depew, N. Y. 14043 THE ZMYSLO FAMILY 81 R MR. 81 MRS. L. LEWANDOWSKI MR. 84 MRS. JOHN C. MANLEY Orchard Park, N. Y. 14127 . CHESTER A. MELOCI-I Buffalo, N. Y. 14212 I , THE MAYNARD FAMILY I 65 Prospect Avenue E NADlNE's BEAUTY BOUTIQUE I LACKAWANNA, N. Y. 14218 by ' f NlN,O's PIZZERIA I 4 I W. Seneca, N. Y. 14224 MR. 81 MRS. R. NOWICKI Good Luck Class of '78' , . MR. 8411-MRS. HERMANS NEAVETH BUFFALO, NEW YORK R DAVID NEASE S. E H. S. DAVID NEAVERTH . 6132 Ward'7Rd. O.P, R .. . MSGR. RICHARD T. NUGENT,.PASTFE1Rf St. Bernadette's'Church ' ROGER PALCZEWSKII' . I , Todd, Jennifer, 81 Tracey'jPaIczeWfItifffI . DR. 81 IVIRS. VICTOR A. PALMIERI , f S Long Beach, California 908151, I y 'I MR. at MRS. ROGER PAPAJ' .y.1 RICHARD F. PIATKO . ' I ,-fe f A CHEEKTOWAGA, N. Y. 142'-25. . A MRS. MARY Jo, PIMERIAL-1,2 ,ls,. MR. at Mes-. QAN RqIQggilf4iNeKi.s l1 W- Seneca. N1 vt-14224 t.'1.- .1 5'-s MR. at,MRs. LOUIS AR. 81 MRS. ROCCO A. PORCELLIO, JR. .ackawanna, N. Y. 14218 ' A AR. 8I MRS. DANIEL RADWAN Iamburg, N. Y. 1407!-'I,.f I AR. 8: MRS. DAVIDREGAN IOVlLLO'S DRIVEPINN ' -I 1 .670 Camp Road. Hamburg . . iS. PETER 81 PAUL R. C. CHURCH I Iev. Norman R. George AR. 81 MRS. ANTHONY SANIEWSKI . .ackawanna, N. Y. 142.13 IICH SIKORA - Times may pass but, Iur memories will last forever. AR. SI MRS. ZYGMUT SIKORA Iamburg, N. Y. 14075 I AR. SI MRS. EDWARD SIMONCELLI . 29 Suburban Ct. ' I ' G. T. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.. INC. Irchard Park, N. Y. 14127 , 'OPS MARKET 980' Ridge Road, W. Seneca IOBBIEXRONNIEXRICHIEXRANDY 'ORGALSKI 'ALLEY VIEW INN Ioston, N. Y. 14025 AR. 81 MRS. FRANCIS VANDERBOSCH V. Seneca, N. Y. ZONGRATULATIONS, CHRISTOPHER OHENGEN y Ar. 8I Mrs. Anthony Wagner 'HANK YOU FOR tamIng ME. AY LOVE, JBW. AARY LOU WEST Iongratulations - Class of 1978 ZLASS OF 1978 LIVES FOREVER - JOSEPH WITTMEYER AR. 81 MRS. RICHARD C. WOLANIN IO21 Staley Drive AR. 81 MRS. FRED ZILLNER Ierby, N. Y. 14047 , IBBOTT MOTORSIMIKE ZUCHKOWSKI :OMPLIMENTS - A B DICK CO, I ' lf . IAVE ANDERSON , ,. iVA ANTHONY fATHER.ARNOLD ILAN A.. 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JOSEPH CAPUTO, JR. LARRY CHRIST II EDMUND V. COLLINS FAMILY THE COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS, INC. MR. S MRS. JAMES M. CONMY COONEYS PHARMACY CORNER STORE MR. S MRS. PAUL CONSTABLE MRS. MARY ANN COURTNEY MR. S MRS. THOMAS C. COURTNEY CONVENIENT FOOD MART ART S MARY CAMSTETTER MRS. CATHERINE DAMSTETTER GERALD ' JUNE DAMSTETTER HENRY A. DANIELS JACK S JOYCE DAY JOSEPH S. DEPAOLO LOU S ROSE DEPERRO MR. S MRS. ROBERT DIVITA MR. S MRS. HAROLD J. DONEY MR. S MRS. VINCENT J. DONEY DALE S DAN DREYER BRYAN DRONEY MRS MRS. JOSEPH DUDAS MRLTS MRS. STANLEY M. DUDAS IIIKE '75, GREST77, andATIM 75115 A I MARTHA aqua EDER IIRQS MRS. JOHN F. BOLAND. 1 IAIQTZINSURANCE L S .L.. IIRS.JANEBOND . I . S QQ... IANDLE'I'TERlNG BYCM.JBf0RGIOIgI ..SI. 'HE BOYS' CLUB ,OF EAST AURORA.- S.I AR. 81 MRS. A. BOBSEINEF .- 1 -,,. . T T V E..E. S. AND SONS ELECTRICAL WIRING MR. 81 MRS. JOSEPH R. EMMERLING MARION C, EMMERLING MR. gl MRS. THOMAS R. EMMERLING MR. 81 MRS. EUGENE EJBISZ EVANS NATIONAL BANK f I 7 EVANS SVC. 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