St Johns International School - Sejour Yearbook (Waterloo, Belgium)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

ri oO St John ' s International School 146 Dreve Richelle, Waterloo, Belgium Title Page 1 Sir fjPjH i a §Hp f[ i H ' V ' ■ ' • v 1 eS 5 H ' ' ' : - ' Table of Contents Spring Seniors Post Grads Underclassmen Clubs Sports Middle School Elementary Administration Ads Closing K fo se $% Spring 3 Graduation ' 86 St. John ' s International School Commencement Exercises June 7, 1986, Waterloo, Belgium It ' s looking into water, And diamonds. Photographs of dreams are there The mystery is what it is. Not a treacle or a pie Or a wordgame that ends in thund Or screaming children. We are not an answer, Or death. Spring is too early Fall endless, Like milk on Independence Day. We are curtains, Open to the wind Dark and red and velvet And huge Paul Joldersma Prom ' 86 Grad. Prom 5 In Memory of Michael O. Gambello 1967-1986 Time is but a dimension we live by, never an obstacle for true love. Michael 0. Gambello To me, my brother was the world; there was nothing we would not do for each other, no matter what the circum- stances. My brother was also my best friend — a friend- ship that will continue to last until eternity. So people, here I am, never to leave my beautiful best friend and older brother again. Marc Gambello Seniors Seniors 7 ,-J «r «jM i mm ?? 3- g? v Wi ) Av ' H Class of 1987 £ Best All Around Staci Furce Ken Sultany HakteuwL J Hi VwV if Ts 1 4 1 tlH Senior Most Outgoing Danika Holm Kalenga Jere Best Body Mark Baier Christine Valvo -•V .; Superlative Most Likely To Succeed Lisa Wiens Stefan Prohaska Senior Superlatives 11 V X - % x - % % % Class Partiers Nicole VanRuiten Simon Holme Senior ■ M 1 ' 8 $ . Most Athletic Ken Sultany Danika Holm Best Dressed Andrea demons David Oduyemi Superlative Best Looking Mark Arpino Nina Brooke Mark Arpino Je revais d ' un autre monde Telephone Jennifer, Always there to open lockers, Skin, Anti-Brit, Heavy Metal, Italia!, Strut, Stain, Marco, Italian Stallion, ' I can ' t find my lighter, Diazz!, ' What ' s up? ' , Football freak. Senior Class of 1987 Mark Baier To achieve great things we must do whatever we can, to get whatever we want, and live as though we were never going to die. Mark Edward Helmuth Baier ' Californian ' dude, Mr. Solarium, The Hugger, Don Casanova, Stud, Beach Bum 1, Wham Rap, Surfin ' U.S.A., Mr. Wonderful, ' How ' s my hair? ' , Zeus 2. Ncna, Bleak, Videos, Quiet, ' Stop talking ' , Great dip maker, ' Warry is that Maria Elena Bleaken you? ' The si!ent Smiley Smile and the world smiles with you. Unknown Senior Class of 1987 Nina Brooke Love isn ' t lost . . . The river of time flows on into the sea of memories C.C.LB 66 Duncan, Stratford, Opium only, Dire Straits, Summers in Spain, Friday nights, loves laughing, Giggles, Food. Andrea Clemons If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. Juan Ramon Jiminez Yeah, that ' s right, Cagney and Lacey, Rotundo, It tears, Individualist, Back ' n Black, J and M, B.J., California: Home Sweet Home. Senior Class of 1987 Jennifer Devine The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Chamfort Now I know my life ' s given me more than memories. Day by day we can see in every moment there ' s a rea- son to carry on. Stevie Nicks All smiles, Half sister of Danika, Mouth, ' Devine ' , The Mouth ' s sidekick, AKA Laura Cunningham, Swimmer, Jen the Devine, ' Do I look fat? ' , Reagan ' s dentist. Tim Egan I know you, you know me, one thing I can tell you is you ' ve got to . . , ,., . . , .. . . ., .. _ , . K . . ., .- Irish power. We Irish got to stick together, Mr. 1 obin. Motor mouth, Ms. be free . . . Come together. Aerosmith Rock on ' 87, you only rock once. Later daze. Heinen ' s favorite student. Senior Class of 1987 Lina El-Kukhun L . Life doesn ' t give itself to one who Monkey business, Studies a lot, Conscious, Nice, Math whiz, Quiet but nice. tries to keep all its advantages at once. Anonymous Seniors 17 1 S — S — — P — W X K — V Allen Eustace a PPy are ose gjg 1, Friendly, Down and under power, ' Hey, boy, call me master! ' and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. L.J. Cardinal Suenens Senior Class of 1987 Nigel Fepuleai really AM from Samoa ' Look, Boss, the plane, the plane! ' , Early bird, Soccer 1 man, Sweet person, Nice voice, Unknown Islands, Tennis Stud. Vl —l ——- Staci Furce Our memories of yesterday will last _, ... r- n L ■ i j i u „,,„;,, . Californian guys, Lxcellent sottball player, Cagney and Lacey, Heavy met- a lifetime. We 11 take the best, forget . , , ' , „ . jL J .r ir , ' ., . . „. , , al. He s a babe , B.J., Southern California, Go Chargers! . the rest, and someday we 11 find . . . These are the best of times. Senior Class of 1987 Lisa Gregg The man who does not make mis- Squeaky voice, Door mouse, eh?, Maple leaf forever, Canada!, ' Of course i takes usually does not make any- did my homework! ' , Crutches, thing. Unknown Brian Hasberger If we could sell our experiences for what they cost us, we ' d all be mil- Stickman, Hash, Volleyball Spiker, Fred, ' Berger ' , Brick, Indestructable, Volleyball MVP, Mello Jello. lionaires. A. Van Buren Senior Class of 1987 Danika Holm If laughter ' s the best medicine, I ' m the healthiest person around. Nik Youth like diamonds in the sun And diamonds are forever. Alphaville Bionic Mouth, ' You ' re breaking the sound barrier again ' , Smiles, Half sister of Jennifer, Screamer, ' You Squid! ' , ' Grounded again? ' , Hyper, Giggle, Good Luck All, Jist Joshing!, TLA all the way, Newspaper articles. Joseph Holme A dog, a woman, a walnut tree. The more you beat ' em the better they be. Variety is the spice of life. Here I am, I ' m a man of the world all I need beautiful girl. J.H. Mr. VH ' s favorite, ' I love Bio ' , Wild Partier, Giggler, Jabber Jaws, Lynn- Dee, Eddy Van Halen 2, Moped, Paris boy, Brown noser, Psychopathic killer, ' What ' s hummina hummina mean, Joe? ' . Senior Class of 1987 Simon Holme I ' m Public Enemy Motley Crue Thank heaven for little girls. Maurice Chevalier Lady killer, Eureka!, Partier, Waste case, ' Wow, man ' , Gummi bears, Speed demon on wheels, ' How did you miss that plane anyway? ' , Scandi- navian School, Pres. Seniors 21 Kalenga Jere Lighten up while you still can, don ' t try to understand. Just find a place to make you stand, and take it easy. Eagles Kaaaaaall!!, the other Mr. Soccer, Thanx S.W., G.B., P.P., D.O., S.F., A.C., M.B., love you all, and Stay clean ZZ Top Senior Class of 1987 Francis Kambona America, America! Here I come, master (of soccer) Frankie Phil Kam- bona Jr. will be there soon to teach you how to control a soccer ball — not American football. Remember: Black is beautiful. F.K. Diana Knllarlc ; Funny laugh, Nice eyes, You ' re blushing again, Diana, Nice smile, Great ... . , , . volleyball player, Sweet person. All 1 have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all 1 have not seen Emerson Senior Class of 1987 Diana Lewis To understand people, one must try Enthusiastic stu dent, Very friendly, Energetic, Great voice, Rule Brittania!, to hear what they are not saying, Boarder Buddyi Overzealous tennis player, what they perhaps will never be able to say. Thierry Logiest To be nobody-but-yourself — in a world which is doing its best night Thg Lg g prodaimed Apo „ 0; numbers are fun ,, t Do we have an a ' ° l i i j an V Calculus homework?, the only true wise man of the senior class, nice else — means to fight the hardest in ■ . A 1 3 color all year round, easy to get to know battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting. e.e. cummings Senior Class of 1987 Amy Lyons ' Life, life without surrender. Talking Heads Appearances are deceiving!!, Pennsylvania!, nice hair, Pretty!, Why are you laughing?, EYES!, Where ' s your Dad? Made in Spain!, Sound effect mania, Nice, mild feminist, Que pasa?, Keep smiling! Anne-Marie Marino Viva Espana! Senior Class of 1987 George Marroig-Tagle There is a natural aristocracy Mr. Photographer, That would have been a good picture! , What would among men. happen if we lit a match with the gas on? — What about mixing sodium and Thomas Jefferson hydrochloric acid? Well Eric, if you ' re attacked from behind ... Success without risk is like victory without glory Unknown Maria del Carmen Mar- Do you really love me?, Ola whoppa, Espana , French class clown, the j.: n _ 7 laugh , sophisticated, very quiet, Eric No, se? Unknown Senior Class of 1987 Kaoru Matsuda The business of life is to go forward. great artist computerized head, Math perfect, Made in Japan! quiet, Samuel Johnson athletic, Watch out for the bunny slopes!, Volleyball makes the world go First dream of the year . . . I kept it A dark secret . . . Smiling to myself Sho-U round!, always smiling v jr %  .TV 1 Robin McCartan A j . ,1 i i li loves to socialize, Spiced Rice , Oh, did you know? And in the end, on dreams we will , _ .. ...... .„.. depend, ' Cause that ' s what love is made of. Van Halen Have you heard from Nancy Kensmil? , Who am 1? V1 Senior Class of 1987 love Australia! Who? , Aussie, Watch out for Christopher!, uses her camera as a weap- on, journalist of tomorrow F ' A ( A ' shades, laugh, Odi, bang your head!!, The $% locker hit me! Flipper, y T ' H rathpr ho in Vietnam OHi the Qnarie ; h;u;e nnt tn nnl I was really sent to this earth to ter- rorize the young women. David Oduyemi I ' d rather be in Vietnam., Odi, the shades have got to go! Senior Class of 1987 Erik Oosthuizen Life should be a humane undertak- ing. I know. I undertook it. Yet I have found that in every move. I prevent someone from stepping where I step. Thon Gunn Where ' s my food??, Oduyemi, did you take it?, Oosty, Resource Center, survival kits, Bruce Lee lives!!, Wonder what would happen if we put water in the gas tap??, Well, George, if they attack you from behind . . . Rattlesnake, nice clothes, friendly, mirror man, Woman killer clown, Petit Bouche. Patrick Pavlidis I ' m starting a club . . . Senior Class of 1987 HbIII Hftl, ft f 1 1 if Ji Stephan Prohaska It is in the blood of genius to love Mr Austrian Yo ur genius is apparent to all (even yourself), Unspoken play for its own sake, and whether credit {rQm Austrja ru , es!j Mr i nte n ectua i t good actor , diplomatic, the one uses one ' s skill on thrones or women, swords or pens, gold or fame, the game ' s the thing. Gelett Burgess Fauzi Sadeg-Mustafa What do you think I saw? Lots of people sitting on the grass with flowers in their hair. Led Zepplin fantastic artist, Nicole, you got free now. soccer mania, Casino, Pin ball addict. Lybian connection, Fuzzi, Senior Class of 1987 Tom Snyder Young Guns having some fun, Crazy ladies keep them on the run, Wise guys realize there ' s danger in emotional ties, See me single and see me free, no Fears, no Tears, What I want to be. Young Guns Wham! Look here, I ' ve mirrored my locker!, Aren ' t I good looking?, English is my second language, Yes, I am perfect — running stud, Is that your real suntan, Tom?, Details, details!! _ t .„ . ,1 brick man, nice clothes, good athlete, sports trivia man, nasty jokes, Tom At your own will you may see in the . „ .,..,..,, , . , . . , , Lruise c , very considerate individual, vegetable man. gutter ot the street, either the retuse of the street or the image of the sky. RUSKIN Senior Class of 1987 Fatima Suwesi Yes, I speak Arabic!! The Boss!, Murph?!, Flemish boys, superwoman, determined, diplomatic, Mr. Dias, The Secretary , Nifty, buff, and bitchin ' . Seniors 31 Laura Swartele I do not know tomorrow, or what the future holds; nor do I know if I ' ll fulfill my aspirations, achieve my , , , ... , n r-u a „ + ._,,,. , capable of anything, drama woman, great actress, Deux Lneveaux, dramat- goals. But this I do know — with , «, KI , , ,. , , , . . .. .,, ic, unnoticed genius, No, 1 don t want to hear about Mason! friends, everything is possible; with love, all else will follow. L.S. Senior Class of 1987 Ashley Thornhill CRAZY, but that ' s how it goes. Run- Ash , Granny bars, Heavy man! , Oh, wow, man! , righteous, I ' m nin ' wild, Runnin ' free sorry dude The mighty Ash Touch me. Ashley Thornhill  % vv Jolan Toth The simplest questions are the most profound. Where were you born? Where is .... .oiitl, studious, lovely smile, meet me in B-9, honor society person, YES, I did my Where are you going.- ' What are you , , , , , .. _ . . . _ homework!, workaholic, Friday animal, doing r Think about these once in a while, and watch your answers change. Richard Bach Senior Class of 1987 Christine Valvo We ' ve all had and lost friends along Where ' s Nick? , I don ' t believe it!! , short dress, just great, No, Weal- the way, but in this great future of |yii Qh my Gawd! ours we can ' t forget our past, so dry your tears I say. Bob Marley Nicole Van Ruiten While you point your fingers, some- one else is judging you. Love your brotherman. Don ' t let them change you, or even rearrange you. We ' ve got a life to live. Stay alive! Bob Marley Hippie, Big earrings, Knurft, Weird art work, Paris girl, Smiley, Spider woman, Hatjiville, Munchies, Golf, Florence, Bug??, The lake. Senior Class of 1987 Vivienne Verschursn A little voice inside my head says — Don ' t look back, you can never look back. I thought I knew what love was; what did I know? Those days are gone forever — I should just let them go. Don Henley ' Work? ' , Hanukkah, Lives for weekends, Thank God for weekends, Dutch mouse, Giggler, Pint size, Mickey Mouse, ' Why work? ' . Christopher Warry Though I am one among many, I can be myself and stand for my princi- ,_, . , . . „ , , , , . ,. , Ine newest thing on your bike are the reflectors, Warry ' , Hitler, Scooter, pies. 1 can support what is right or I IW , „ _ , . . ,, , ■ _ , , , ' ,. . . , . -i c ■ 11 Warry! , buicidalbiker, Public menace on the roads, Mod, Boy Scouts, can fight what is evil. So in a small y way I can help others live a better and happier life. Senior Class of 1987 Lisa Wiens For me to live is Christ, and to die is Studious, Southern California Rules, Goldy locks, Drama maniac, Very gain- friendly, Beach ball buddy, ' You from Vienna? ' , WIENER. Philippians 1:21 Seniors 35 % fe V 2 ' O t Li ' O Z r. 7 r $? ' :. -« v i ji c wY ,;■ ' . iU 7 w = £2i 7- i 4A ■■r 4 t i gL l) iET 5 J? 3P fP ■C tr % VA f ■ £C U: o T? 1 2 « -x i a ac T= i- T i wzr«ct i $1 tfV u S ' y - Z Q i. ■© 55 rr £ — 7? — ?5z - -r 7 x % - U ' • . iL Q 4 T - fc r v. V , ' T £$ AI ITP v f T : Post-Grads Izmeer Ahamat Charlotte Janes Me ' te u e of 33 unVo s J9 Claudia Falzone 1 - K. — w N f ' V; I Jahansha Jahanshahi J% m m Victoria Kambona S Malcolm Jere Nathan Lauer Dirk Leber ' Take my picture, and I ' m gonna kill ya. Qu ' est-ce que c ' est un cookie? iff Lisa Quinn Shane Rice Yeeeeaah!!!!! ' Juniors 43 Ann Marie Talbot Suzanne Williams Idan Zareski Witi Jeff Vachon Geraint Williams — —f r -■ ; ,o ° te V aa L otes Marc Alkhori Alex Archer You Gotta Like It! ' Mark Clingan Lucy Crompton Nick Davi s Sophomores 47 Margot Eustace Tammi Furce Julian Henry Alison Holm Christina Jaeger Denia Kuwani Kim Lehman Sophomores 49 Rachel Ludlow Panos Lykidis Ignacio Martinez Siobhan McLaughlin Do you see what ' s in here? ' Of course I ' m from California! John Metcalf Cecilia Morris Joanne Norman Nicole O ' Conner Evita Petridis Santiago Pons Louisa Prenna Sophomores 51 Teri Simmons f- 1 ,iW, i Wayne Sistrunk Amy Swartele Monika Timar Mary Todd Louis Toth Anouk Tydgat God et •e ' s jeat ' Miguel Martinez-Espinar Freshmen 55 Moe, Larry, and Curly take a look around. Freshmen 57 The Hague International Model United Nations Top row left to right, Eric Oosthuizen, Snyder, Allen Eustace, Mark Baier and Ste- phan Prohaska. Bottom row. Lina El-Kuk- hun, George Marroig-Togle, Lisa Wiens and Joli Toth. The Model United Nations is an organization which has given participating students an excellent insight into the constantly changing picture of world affairs today. Each year several hundred students from over 50 countries attend the annual convention which is held in the Hague. The country that each school is to represent is decided by a lottery. This year the country chosen for St. John ' s was El Salvador. The months of meetings and hard work finally paid off in the Hague. The students did extremely well in both committee and in the General Assembly. St. John ' s is very proud of representatives in the 1987 MUN. National Honor Society ■ In October of 1986-7 seniors were in- ducted into the National Honor Soci- ety. The ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Stephan, and it included a break- fast for the inductees and their parents. The 7 new inductees all had high levels of achievement academically and in Ithe way of social service. All of the flk BfcjB LjFU inductees were either donating their C a5T ' 4b time for services in school or in the com- jKk munity. Another requirement for NHS was a high achievement in the four areas of qualification — character, The students who exemplified the four areas of qualification and were inducted scholarship, leadership, and service, were (from L-R) George Marroig, Diana Kollacks, Laura Swartele, Eric Oasthau- zen, Joli Toth, Lisa Wiens, and Fatima Suwesi. Student Council The ' 86- ' 87 student coun- cil worked throughout the year raising funds, cloth- ing, and food for the needy. From Candy Grams at Christmas to carnations on Valentines Day, the stu- dent council led many suc- cessful drives. Many thanks to Mrs. Wood for her experience and guid- ance, and to the students who participated in leading this years student body. ' SSSW Treasurer — Ken Sultany, Advisor — Mrs. Wood, President — Simon Holme, Secretary JT ! fa Amy Lyons, Vice President — Lisa Pavlock Pres. Simon reigning over his court. - 1 - v - . . — - if? Model NATO This year at the model NATO conference in the Hague the students from St. John ' s repre- sented Turkey. The purpose of model NATO is to help to provide the students with a better understanding of international politics, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, its func- tion, and its effect on our modern world. The members of model NATO are (from L-R); Lucy Crompton, Malcolm Jere, Jason Stannard, and Louis Toth. Clubs 63 Yearbook Staff Clockwise, Lto R — Ken Sultany, George Marroig-Tagle, Danika Holm, Lisa Quinn, Staci Furce, Pat Lyons, Tammi Furce, Wendy Miller, Nancy Tomlinson (Herff Jones representative). Alison Holm This year ' s staff has worked long hours to produce your yearbook. Thanks are especially due to MI- CHELE STACQUET for her work on advertising and to PEG HICKEY for excellent elementary photos. Should you have ideas for improvement, your CON- STRUCTIVE criticism and, even more important, your ACTIVE participation are sorely needed! Above: Danika Holm, Editor Below: Mr. Shaw, Advisor Above: Staci Furce, Section Editor Below: Andrea Clemons, Copy Edi- tor C J Newspaper Staff Maneline It was a fun year culling all the numerous ideas from the staff and printing them, as best we could, on paper. On behalf on the staff, I ' d like to thank all those who devoted their time to make this newspaper a part of our school. Special thanks go to edi- tor Robin McCartan and Mrs. Dewachter, who, through all those heated debates, scenes of drama (which were worth filming) and moments of utter despair tamed us to an organized, healthy and decent committee. Evita Petridis E. m m { m ■1 If i 1 r A k!) ' bvDweH Sports 67 Baseball ' 86 The 1986 baseball season was very successful. The St. John ' s boys, coached by Dennis Davis and Rob Morgan, finished their season with a record of 19 wins and 11 losses, coming-in a well- earned third place at ISST ' s. Both Paul Lawyer and Mike Morgan made all-tournament. fljli - -« ■««• ■ • • H| The winning smiles of the St. John ' s baseball team. Standing: asst. coach Rob Morgan, Danny Rischer, Scott Ohnstead, Scott Henry, Darcy Greene, Chris Wawack, Paul Lawyer, coach Dennis Davis, manager Morna Dick. Kneeling: Fauzi Mustafa, Andy Priadka, Ken Sultany, Mike Morgan, John Charlton, Steve Wiens. Through a cloud of dust Chris Wawack slides to safety. Sports 69 Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing won- der and awe, the more often and the more seriously reflec- tion concentrates upon them: the history of softball and the moral law within me. Immanuel Kant Softball ' 86 Co-Captains Christy Agosti and Staci Furce The motley crue Back row: Teri Simmons, Jennifer Thornhill, Lucy Crompton, Amy Swartele, Kim Vuillemenot, Susan Williams, Joanne Sharpe. Middle row: Christine Valvo, Christy Agosti, Fatima Suwesi, Nicole Van Ruiten, Kaoru Mat- suda, Front row: Tammi Furce, Andrea demons, Lisa Gregg. Not pictured: Staci Furce. Teri Simmons . . . showing her stuff mi §- ' A . --V-- - Jen Thornhill keeps her eye on the ball. Christy Agosti shows her winning style. if m — I Nicole Van Ruiten rounding third Staci Furce g oes for the double play. Sports 71 Tennis ' 86 The tennis season of spring ' 86 was one of the most successful tennis seasons in St. John ' s history. The teams this year were led by coaches Theresa Diegenault and Mike Sohier. Without their help St. John ' s would not have placed fourth at ISST ' s, with both the girls and boys teams coming in first and seventh, respectively. This years boys team consisted of (from L to R), Richard Norman, Frank Gagliano, Marc Gambello, Frank Perry, and Koenraad Eelen. (not pictured: Patrick Pavlidas, John O ' Brien, and Nijel Felupeai.) Sports 73 Track and Field ' 86 The 1986 St. John ' s track team: Top row Bill Danner, Dirk Jacobs, Mary-Eve Racette, Laura Mavity, Kyle O ' Conner, Kristin Hutch- inson, Mitch Greenblott, Mike Greer. Second row Bill Danner Jr., Brian Rischer, Micheal Kambona, Tina Danner, Mark Clingan, Lou- isa Prenna, Kristin DeWolfe, Brian Has- berger, Lisa Pavlock, Amy Pavlock, Mike Kulchisky. Third row: Laura Swartele, Bob Clare, Nathan Lancer, Jeniffer Valvo, Sta- cey Aliquo, Stephanie Sultany, Mustafa Johnson. Fourth row Cathy Ainger, Paul Jol- dersma, Ashley Thornhill, David Almiana, John Ainger, Mark Baier, Brian Hordam, Tom Snyder, Coach Mark Vansteenbeeck. Front row Marc Hasberger, and David Fried. Kristin DeWolf and Stacey Aliquo go for the gold. Paul Joldersma has concentration written all over his face. Track and Field ' 86 Sports 75 9 o - Varsity Volleyball ■ttniu«.r ||IMIM|l!ll!llllllillliil. ' ' ,  :::: {]...■ Who does 3 think he ' s blocking? ' Hash is ready and waiting. hfimm f% i Hf 4 W H £4 it v • 1 ■ ' ■ •■ ' 4 1 Cons , J j The 1986 Varsity Volleyball team had a very successful season this year, winning most of their games. Despite their wins the team did suffer one big loss. The team ' s big loss was when Andy Priadka, a member of St. John ' s for four years, moved back to the States. The team played very well at ISST ' s, coming in a very respectable sixth place. The end of the season saw Brian Hassburger awarded the Most Valuable Player award and Gary Butsko receiving the Most Improved award. At the end of the season the team expressed their thanks to coach Van Steenbeck for leading them through a great season. This year ' s team was: (coach) Mark Van Steenbeck, Andy Priadka, Gary Butsko, Shane Rice, Wayne Sistrunk, Steve Wiens, Ken Sul- tany, Brian Hassberger, Panos Lykidis, and Nathan Lauer. Sports 77 Junior Varsity Boys Volleyball Girls ' Junior Varsity Volleyball fa BvE : io % Z?ij d 0 ir dt « This years J.V. girls team consisted of: Christy Ehrhart, Louisa Prenna, Lucy Cromp- ton, Jennifer Devine, Amy Swartele, Margo Eustace, Mary Todd Kristin DeWolf. Stacey Aliquo, Neely Jones, Anina Mbilinyi, and Daielon Sasser. This year the team really saw a lot of improvement. Under the excellent coaching of Karen Braune, the girls had a terrific season all the way around. Kristin DeWolf in deep concentra- ion. (Either that or she forgot to go to he bathroom before the game.) Sports 79 — c 3? — r — vzt . x s ■ c v s ■ Girls Varsity Volleyball Girls Volleyball finished with one of the more successful girls volleyball records in St. John ' s history. Leading them through a victo- rious season were four year veterans Joli Toth, Diana Kollacks, Kaoru Matsuda and Fatima Suwesi, with help from the two-year veterans Danika Holm and Maria Martinez. Not to be forgotten are the benchers as they so good-naturedly call themselves. Boys Smoys . The team never would have done so suc- cessfully without the perserverence of their coach Therese Diegenault. The 1986 girls varsity volleyball team, a mean looking bunch, (1 to r): Coach Mdm. Therese Diegenant, J. Toth, D. Kollacks, D. Holm, J. Ehrhart, M. Martinez, mgr. S. Williams, (bottom row): K. Scarborough, K. Matsuda, and F. Suwesi. 1 9 . - •♦ ;i , m r X - X WfcBB Practicing without a ball helps the girls ' hand-eye coordination. -, ' tVl. Coach Diegenant gives the girls a pep talk and make-up tips before the game. Snnrts 81 Girl ' s Cross-Country When asked what their idea of X-Country really was, the varsity girls had this to say; (cap ' t.) Lisa Pavlock; To me, X-Country is pigging- out at the buffet table after the SHAPE meet. Andrea Clemons; Cross- Country is having to go to the bathroom and being forced to hold it for 3 miles; Staci Furce; Finding the right bush! Ali Holm; WHY?!! Nicole Van Ruiten; The Massive Leak! This Year ' s Cross-Country Team had a very successful season. The girl ' s team placed a fantastic third at ISST ' s. Although the boy ' s team placed well individually, they did not have a complete team so they couldn ' t place. This Years craziest people on cam- pus were: Jonah Joldersma, (Cap ' t.) Tom Snyder, Amy Pavlock, Lisa Pavlock (Cap ' t.), David Peters, John Metcalf, Mark Clingan, Alex Archer, (manager) Simon Holm, Nicole Van Ruiten, Andrea demons, Alison Holm, Staci Furce, Tim Scanlan, (coach) Dennis Davis, Lauren Leoni, Pia Holm, Stephanie Sultany, Ned Scanlan, Matt Stannard, and Carlos Menendez. Sports 83 Boys Varsity Soccer And, here we have the boys varsity soccer team modeling the new Fall line of underoos: Back row; M Arpino, K. Jere, P. Pavlidis, M. Baier, T. Logiest, Y. Pelletier, P. Lyons. Frontrow; F. Kambona, M Kambona, D. Oduyemi, G. Williams, F. Mustafa, G. Marroig, E. Bauer, D. Alminana. The boy ' s Varsity Soccer Team began what was to prove to be a difficult season, with only 6 returning members. They got off to a slow start with 3 goal keepers being injured in the opening two weeks. But practice makes perfect, and despite that minor set back the team played admirably throughout the season. Sports 85 J.V. Soccer With only two returning veterans and a continual shortage of players, the J.V. Soccer team has nonetheless good reason Back row: Mr. Heaslip, Setzfand, C, Henry, J., Krejca, B., Alkhori, M., Oosthuizen, E. to be proud. Every player Front row: Kambona, M., Gregg, M., Sammons, R., Chiwenda, C, Lyons, P. improved, but, most im- portant, under Mr. Heas- lip ' s instruction they had a lot of fun. High Kick, Ref, High Kick!!!! r i ] Varsity Boy ' s Team Members — Standing: Tom Snyder, Rick Sammons, Shane Rice, Mark Baier, and their coach Mr. Davis. Kneeling: John Ainger, Ken Sultany, Steve Wiens, Kal Jere, Eric Bauer. Not pictured: Brian Hasberger, David Oduyemi and manager Jo Norman. Okay, guys, here ' s the plan. % % % - Basketball Sports 89 J.V. Boys Basketball SMOKING L to R — Coach; Mr. Katherman, Robert Sammons, Rick Sammons, Charles Setzfand, Mark Alkhori, Santiago Pons, Mng. Neely Jones, Tim Egan, Richard Moran, Crispen Chiwenda, John Charlton, Mike Kambona, Nick Davis (absent) Get AWAY It ' s MINE! % - % - . JT € V! J.V. Girls Basketball L to R — Mng. Jules Henry, Susanne Wil- liams, Siobhan McLaughlin, Cindy Sly, Angelique Repapis, Daielon Sasser, Clau- dia Falzone, Vanessa Cabban, Nicole O ' Con- nor, Coach Mike La- salle (not pictured) m 7 Sports 91 Girls Varsity Baskfetball Go for the ball you guys, you ' re on the same team! v4 M ■ 21 ' J[ VJ 22 IU 21 i 4 Coach Pablo Sanz, Lisa Quinn, Jill Ehrhart, Nicole Van Ruiten, Jennifer Valvo, co-captain Danika Holm, Coach Karen Braune, Manager-of-the Year Gaz Williams, Lisa Pavlock, Alison Holm, Stacey Aliquo, Lucy Crompton, Amy Swartele, co-captain Staci Furce HM 74 The 1987 girls Varsity Basketball team competed this year with virtually eve player returning from last year. Under the coaching ( Pablo and Miss Braune, tb improved their previous record by 10 million perce Everyone on the team was proud of their individual ai team accomplishments anc they showed this by endin the season with a bang wil their higher than expected ISST placement. Congratulations to the girl; for a successful season. Sports 93 Swimming 1 K Standing L to R; Nina Bleaken, Lisa Gregg, Louisa Prenna, Brian Krejca, Christy Ehrhart, Rachel Ludlow, Miguel Martinez, Diana Lewis, Jennifer De- vine, Andrea Clemmons, Miles Gregg (not pictured; Irene Charlton, Erica Hogg, and Mary Todd.) The middle-school swimmers that go for the gold are; Alex Ferries, Judy Schmitt, Kate Devlin, Jeff Heydt, Roland Williams, (bottom row) Rachel Cooper, Cristo Mastroudes, Claire Telling, Alison Peters, and Jason Fer- ries, (not pictured are; Karen Ferries, Lauren Leone, Anna Brennan, Sarah Cartwright, and Sandra Ovlinger.) The future swimming stars of St. John ' s are; Christine Mills, Aliki Mas- troudes, Jill Telling, Mary Telling, Samantha Dennis, Bohdana Dickson, Alistair Leach, Frank Schmitt, Tom Devlin, Mark Heydt, Chico Kundi, and John Newall. (many of them are not pictured) Sports 95 r r T JV -t trt ' dotf e 1 j-ttf) .wlC ' $0 Aotf c ° ScP a tf v tf , •V 1 Eighth Grade t1 ' 1 ; Ramiro Alfonso Frederic Arsenault Jean-Christophe Mubanga Chanda Joon Am Chiang Bapuuroh - sS v - V - r _ . - S X I Jeffrey Heydt Pia Holm Jean-Paul Jenkins Adelina Kambona Yasmin Klingen r nirr Middle School 101 Nice life, dudes! Suzanna Martinez Laura Mavity Lyungai Mbilinyi Carlos Menendez Shannon Metcalf Wendy Moons Brian Murray Ugo Nwosu Kelly Sammons Ned Scanlan Middle School 103 ■v - . Seventh Grade i ,r Suzanna Jarrett Jonah Joldersma Athumani Karume Nicole Krejca i m Middle School 107 Jeff Mills Chris Moran Adaku Nwosu Allison Peters Lisa Priadka Middle School 109 Rebecca Sanabria Timothy Scanlan AVJJ D John Valvo Michelle Vecchiarell i t Sixth Grade Costek Biller Anna Brennan Sarah Cartwright Americo Cottely Samantha Dennis fPd Henry Farrell Karen Ferries David Freund % -v r % Vf Middle School 113 Yonca Ural   . % %. - % - . Cross Country Come on, Jonah, KICK!! The Boys ' Team: small in numbers but strong in spirit!!! L to R — Tim Scanlan, Jonah Joldersma, Ned Scanlan, Mr. Davis, Carlos Menendez, Matt Stanard Stephanie Sultany: long stride, strong finish!! The Girls ' Team: We ' re just not used to being chased by our competitors! L to R — Mr. Davis, Pia Holm, Amy Pavlock, Stephanie Sultany, Lauren Leone M . Soccer i ! Ji s£ •in J I  Kneeling, L to R - Chanda, M.; Nwosu, U.; Bapuuroh, J.C.; Ural, A.; Muench, D.; Rabe, S.; Karume, A.; Leech, S.; Kremer, J.; Dennis, S. Standing, L to R - Mr. Price; Bapuuroh, C; Karume, A.; Moran, C; Hoff- man, M.; Devlin, K.; Murray, B.; Pampin, M.; Jenkins, J. P.; Valvo, J.; Fensie, P.; Mastoroudes, C; Diaz, M.; Ural, Y.; Mills, J.; Pavlock, J.; Chanda, N. Missing: McCahill, W. Boys Mini Standing, L to R — Mr. Price, S. Rabe, J. Markus, M. Diaz, M. Chanda, M. Hoffman, J-C. Bapuuroh Kneeling, LtoR — F. Arsenault, J. Mills, J. Valvo, C. Menendez, N. Chanda, A. Ural Hurry up, shooooot! - n Lions Girls That ' s MY ball!! M.S. Sports 119 Cafe Theater On Thursday, January 29 the Middle School presented the Cafe Theater — an evening of quality acting and music by the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. Nana de Sevilla , Rock-a my Soul , and several pieces by the Middle School Handbell Troupe were among the several acts on the program. The evening was highlighted by the Handbell Troupe ' s invitation to the audience to play the bells. Below, 8th grader Laura Mavity gives Sister Barbara last minute instruction. J E IB Mini Courses i One of the many import; changes associated with the Mid School is the Mini Course Progre For four days, a wide variety courses are offered such as quilti Portuguese, and archery. This p gram are designed to expose students to hobbies and skills wh they would not otherwise encoun in the regular school curricuk Our sincere thanks are extendec instructors, parents and friei who participated!! Middle School Advisor Program The Middle School initiated an Advisory Program for the first time this year as a means of giving the students a personalized guidance program. This program was highly successful throughout the year giving the students an opportunity to communicate with an older and wiser adult(?). Mr. Heydt Top L to R — Marlene Sannbria, Samantha Heal, Chika Nwosu, Robert Preston, Tannia Elvir, Jennifer Dover, Chuck Tydgat, Marcos Diaz Bottom L to R — Brian Harris, Angus Good- son, Daniel Bryan, Matthew Gardiner, So- phie Thompson Upper Section Mr. Anderson Top LtoR — Damien Joldersma, Mr. Ander- son, Brien MacDonald, Christian Greyen- bahl, Nina Wright, Allan Richards, Tom Dev- lin Middle L to R — Daniel Kohler, Johanna DeBacco, Casey Carroll, Michael Freund, Mi- chael Rickard, Caroline Hales, Carla Bro- goch, Sona Manghani, Oliler Griffiths Bottom L to R — Niclas Eriksson, Meghna Mehta, Michael Fischer, Sarah Gardiner, Alli- son Leech Upper Section - Upper Section Miss Finley Top L to R — Jenny Lyons, Emily Cooper, Michelle Stream, Joanna McGonigle, Helen Lowson, Chiko Kundi, Chilshe Chanda, Be th Smith, Shermeen Ahmed, Mary Henderson Bottom L to R — Aliki Mastoroudes, Ryan Coleman, Jack Lewis, Lee Rider, Jorge Ca- mara, Leandro Pampin, Sam Scanlan, Yiorki Papadopoulos, Vivienne Seyrayani Not Present — Sam Morson, John Newal Upper Section Mrs. Carruthers Top L to R — Suzanne Lindstrom, Nathan Marks. Erin O ' Connor, Eugene Henery, Ma- ria Menendez, Viviane Burgess, Said Karllme Bottom L to R — Mimi Timar, Sandra Ov- linger, Alex Lykidis, Phillip Wisdom, Mary Telling Elementary 125 Miss Taft Top L to R — Peter Beddow, Matt Carter, Geoff Williamson, Christina Rozwadowska, Jean Chiwenda, Kristen Mills Middle L to R — Christopher Pick, James Brooke, Mark Heydt, Meghan Mavity, Shan- non O ' Connor, Gillian Telling, Grainne McGinley, Kristen Hilz Bottom L to R — David Green, Christian Sutton, Alastair Leach, Sean Greenman, Christian Griffiths Upper Section mm JL | P Mrs. Delbushaye Top LtoR — Cas Dickson, Brett Peel, Fred Clarkson, Junko Kanda, Matt McCahill, Ke- vin Teich Middle L to R — Colin MacDonald, Caryn Smith, Sinaed McGinley, Catherine Thomp- son, Andy Hennig, Brian Buckler, Harrietje Burgess Bottom LtoR — Nina Eriksson, Julie Wiens, Anastasia Biller, Nicole Stackowiak, Ben Jol- dersma Upper Section Mf 1 ■ • J ' 1 %i - ' Elementary 127 Mrs. Cogan Top L to R — Stuart Duxbury, Edward Brooke, Francois Rozwadowski, Mark Red- mond, Jamie Lavery, Conor O ' Malley Bottom L to R — Patrick Devlin, Nicholas Perks, Jenny Williamson, Paige Doughty, Laura Brogach, Stephen Thorpe, Chris Ru- tan Primary Section - ' a if I V Mrs. Paquette Top L to R — Stephanie Rowe, Giulia Prenna, Gabor Kremer, Marian Duxbury Middle L to R — Lorin Harris, Katy Olsen, Jamie Haarmeyer, Alexis Biller, Hugo Har- old-Harrison, Matthew Anderson, Claire Hawkins Bottom L to R — Carrie Scanlan, Graham York, Yuko Ebina, Audra Marks, Alicia Werning, Tegin Teich, Cate Scott, Carrie Scanlan Primary Section Primary Section Mrs. Farrel Top L to R — Thomas Clarkson, Adele Humphreys, Brendan Herman, Norma El- vir, Peter Green, Andrew Rider, Steph- anie Telling Bottom LtoR — John Brennan, Matthew Holmes, Tim McCahill, Shawn Peel, Elide Job, Philip John, Virginia Martinez Primary Section ■j Sr. Calabrese, F.C.J. Top L to R — Charlie Beddow, Rhian Nevergold. Sandra Rockett, Elizabeth Hales, Ruth Hill, Craig Rennak, James Mulhall Bottom L to R — Mark Waters, Thomas DeBacco, David Cook, David Henderson, Sarah Hennebry, Stephen Hotton, Lind- sey Whitelock, Trevor Coleman Elementary 129 Kindergarten Mrs. Macleod Mrs. Dickinson Top Lto R — Isabelle Newall, Kalika Sahi, Humphrey Chiwenda, Becky Smith, Brooke Demetz, Shahriar Heymatuddin, Alan Leech Second Row L to R — Mariko Ebina, Jeremy Gadsden, Katie Kaufman, John Herzog, Marie Hennig, Hannah Lewis, Jennifer Pick, Rosalind Leach, Philip York Third Row LtoR — Emily Hogg, Kimberley Lewis, Brett Simonini, Sarah Carter, Krista Haarmeyer, Erin Quinn, Stephanie Canose, Ca- mille Cook Sitting L to R — Michael Wormell, Eric Reger, Mike Nixon, Nicholas Spearing, James Irving Kindergarten 131 Mrs. Crompton Mrs. Bowers Top LtoR — Amy Hawkins, Stephen Rock- ett, Matthew Rutan, Tory Pavlock, Anne- Christine Gielen, Andy Cook Bottom L to R — Austin Quinn, Bradley Heath, Farzeen Hemeyatuddin, Louise Ward, Richard Cowan, Jimmy Reilly Nursery r.nu« ■ 1 M — ' j— • p Mrs. Biller Mrs. O ' Brien Top LtoR — Jayne Redmond, Jessica Her- man, Virginie de Gheldere, James Browne, Sally Anderson, Jennifer Jensen Bottom L to R — Thomas Browne, Matthew Doughty, Lorna Teal, Christopher Spearing, Mark Gardiner, Peter Brennan Nursery .. Nursery Mrs. Mrs. Biller Crompton Top L to R — Diego Basabe, Thomas Rowe, Frederique de Montblanc, Kazu Kanda, Tommy Beddow, Natalie Barlin Bottom Lto R — David Carroll, Eric Olsen, Kristen Werning, Akiko Ebina, Jenny Lind- strom Bementary 133 ,  - - . -v - i r j Primary Pow-Wow Me Little Big Chief. Ugh This year ' s Primary School Pow-Wow was heap-big fun for everyone. The purpose of the Pow-Wow is to cele- brate the coming of Fall and Thanks- giving. Everyone got dressed up as In- dians in the costumes each of them made, and spent the day crawling in and out of their teepees and doing rain dances. Elementary 137 Primary Pumpkin Time On October 31st, 1986, the ghosts and hobgoblins came to the Primary section at St. John ' s. All of the kids had a Boo-tiful time bobbing for ap- ples and stuffing themselves with sweets. There were ghosts, goblins, witches, clowns, football players, and scarecrows. But, most of a there was a lot of fun. r Y V - ■ 3 t I ' m Joe-Pro Elementary 139 Christmas Concert This year the Primary Section cele- brated Christmas by having a Christ- mas concert. Both students and teachers participated. In celebrating the joy of Christmas the children reenacted the scene of Mary and Jo- seph in the manger, the choir sang, and many students played their re- corders. The message of the evening was peace on Earth. h W ii- 1 • - Elementary 141 Santa and St. Nick jr . € . - n t _ Have all of you been very very good?? I think a compromise is in order here! Elementary 143 Elementary From Indian tepees to Halloween masks to the Hooligan Vine, our youngest St. John ' s students have displayed extraordinary creativity. Under the patient and competent instruction of Mr. Turner, many kilos of glue and untold reams of paper are transformed into remarkable works of art! 1 jr r % % -  i l Art Elementary 147 Elementary Christmas Concert The Christmas Concert this year was a magnificent portrayal of the birth of Christ performed by our youngest students and supported by music and reading from our primary group. After attending this concert, one can much better understand Jesus ' statement — Unless you are converted and become like children, you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven. The sincerety and innocence of our young performers beautifully illustrates this truth. __. 4 Music Jeunesses Musicales Once again the Orchestra Jeunesses Musicales de Brabant treated the children to a wide selection of classics by Purcell, Heyden, Mozart, Poulenc and Bizet. Several youngsters partici- pated with the Orchestra for the rendition of the Toy Sympho- ny written especially for children. Elementary 149 Physical Education The Physical Education program — super- vised by Eric Wouters, includes conditioning, gymnastics, and — just plain fun — for our youn- gest St. John ' s students. Teamwork and healthy competition are both emphasized for physica and social development. % - i , Library Our Elementary Library with microfiche and film is an ever-expanding source of information for young inquiring minds. Classes are held on a regular basis to teach proper use of the facilities as well as to provide time for super- vised research. If you want it, we ' ve got it! Elementary 151 Computers ■■i i i, wi (  wiii ii |f i Mi i ii i i W i i '  ' ii ii i i i iii ii i t i [iw i i n i n nni iwm In today ' s modern space-age, even our youngest students have ample opportunity to practice and sharpen their proficiency with the modern computer. The Elementary school ' s lab of Apple HE terminals has a diversified selection of soft- ware designed to familiarize the preschooler with the general use of the computer, keyboard techniques and the use of graphics. At the time of this writing, the children are working to store each student ' s birthdate in memory and program the computer to print out birthday cards designed individually using the graphics programs. The creativ- ity of our little ones is outstanding and their ideas endless! Computers Computer assisted instruction in math, languages and writing skills has been a wonderful supplement to the elementary curriculum. For more advanced students, there are programs available to teach the lan- guage of BASIC as well as a sum- mer session of instruction in LOGO. With the expanding use of the com- puter for administrative purposes at St. John ' s there are numerous op- portunities to write and operate pro- grams taylored for specific needs within the school once the students have completed their elementary in- struction. Elementary 153 Don ' t turn around, the yearbook photographer is here! But Mr. Wouters, I need a safety net What will our elementary section think of next? Which sheet of music is mine? 154 Elementary % J v Faculty 155 Administration nr Sister Barbara Hughes, F.C.J. Kent, England Superintendent Carol Esposito Providence, R.I.; U.S.A. Assistant Superintendent, Public Relations John K. Lyons Carlisle, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. High School Principal Christine Waggoner Hagerstown, Maryland; U.S.A. Middle School Principal Sister Beatrice Molyneux, F.C.J. Preston, Lancashire, England Elementary School Principal  - . . - , Faculty Staff Jim Anderson Springfield, Ohio; U.S.A. Grade 3, 4; Drug Prevention, Social Committee Micheline Berger Brussels, Belgium Michele Bayot Elementary and Middle School Maintenance Cleaning Staff French Elementary School French Dept. Coordinator Janina Biller Solihull, England Nursery Noreen Bowers Dublin, Ireland Nursery Christine Blondeau Maintenance Cleaning Staff Faculty 157 Jean Paul Bosco Maintenance Cleaning Staff Caretaker Margaret Buegman Great Britain Special Education. Cherry Cabban Elementary Education Karen Braune New York, USA Middle and High School Girls ' PE and Health, Lifetime Sports; Coach Volleyball, Basketball and Softball. Brother Cletus Burke O.S.F. New York, USA American History:llth and 12th grade Athletic Director. Sister Gloria Calabrese London, England 1st and 2nd grade. Lynne Brooke Leeds, England High School Biology and Physical Science; Fund-raiser, Science Club, Senior class advisor, Science Dept. Brother John Byrne Pittsburgh, PA High School Math; Social Commit- tee, Liturgy Committee, 9th grade activities. Sandra Carruthers Great Britain 5th grade British Cub Scouts. - x - % % - % Pauline Cogan Ireland 1st and 2nd grade. Clare Chais South of England High School Secretary. Josephine Daly Dublin, Ireland Receptionist and part time Middle School Secretary. Gerald Peter Crossman New Jersey, U.S.A. Religion: Grade 10-12 (1st semester) Judy Davis School Nurse Dennis Lee Davis Winter Haven, Florida; U.S.A. Middle School P.E., Health; Sports Coordinator; Coach Ellen Crompton Lancashire, England Nursery. Annick Damiens Belgium Elementary School Secretary Marleen DeBaue-Robberechts Belgium High School French; l.B. Coordina- tor Faculty 159 Marie-Claire DeCock Brussels, Belgium H.S. French Judith Anne Debetencourt West Virginia, U.S.A. English 9, Writing fo College I, II Water Sports Weekend, Arts Festi- val Karen de Lannoy-Clervaux Elementary French Barbara Devlin Northeast, U.S.A. Elementary Library, Cooperative Film Library Social Committee — Elementary Language Arts Committee (X f ( j p f 1 j t Emilia Deconninck Maintenance Cleaning Staff Magdalen Delbushaye Belgium Upper Section Coordinator Chairperson: Elementary Language Arts Francois Destree Elementary French Nancy Dewachter Boston, Mass; U.S.A. Chairman: Religious Studies, News- paper Moderator Junior Class Advisor Luis Dias Brussels, Belgium H.S. Math; E.C.I.S. Math Contest Pat Dickinson United Kingdom Elementary School Elizabeth Farrel Glasgow, Scotland Primary Sections Coordinator Grade 1, 2 Boarder Houseparent Annie Gille Maintenance Cleaning Staff Therese Diegenant Belgium Elementary, Middle School P.E.; Coach Susan Finlay United Kingdom Upper Section Rita Greene New York, N.Y.; U.S.A. Chairperson: Art Dept. Advisor: Grade 13 Gill Eber United Kingdom E.S.L.: Elementary, Middle School Frederick Branan Gary San Diego, Calif.; U.S.A. E.S.L.: Middle School, High School Lynn Haigh Special Education Faculty 161 Paula Heinen Ponca City, Olkahoma; U.S.A. Chairperson: Math Dept, H.S. Math, Computer Marilyn Harper Sydney, Australia Middle School English, Literary Magazine; Moderator: Middle School Advisor Program James Timothy Heydt Loveland, Colorado; U.S.A. Grade 5 Rita Johnson England Elementary Music, Drama Margaret C. Hickey Ohio, U.S.A. Middle School Science, Math, Team Leader; Science Fair, Yearbook Photography Rick Katherman General Business Manager Marie Louise Hemelhof Maintenance Cleaning Staff Charles Patrick Hotle Washington, Iowa; U.S.A. Chairman: History Dept Modern, Contemporary History Emilia S. Keats Spain Spanish Marie-Dominique Kerkhofs Receptionist Lois Leonard Long Island, N.Y.; U.S.A. Special Services Coordinator Avril MacDonald Scotland Special Education Doreen Kinsler Special Education Annie LaCante Maintenance Cleaning Staff Setsuko Lloyd Tokyo, Japan Middle School Math, Computer, Team Leader Social Committee Judith Powers McCahill Andover, Mass.; U.S.A. Middle School Religion Headlions Fiona Manterfield Speech Language Therapy Patricia McKeown Birkenhead, England Classroom Aide Faculty 163 1M J Mandy MacLeod Scotland (The Kingdom of Fife) Preprimary Coordinator Chairperson: Elementary Math Michelle Mathot-de-Ron Elementary French Mina O ' B Nursery Anne Bernadette Maguire Ireland Library Assistant Chantal Millman Photocopyist Iris Oosthuizen India Resource Center Coordinator k Rene Mathot Maintenance Cleaning Staff Su- pervisor Roger Moran H.S. Physics, I.B. (1 yr. sabbatical leave) Marie-Henriette Pans Maintenance Cleaning Staff _v Francoise Peres Middle School French Karen Paquette Hibbing, Minnesota; U.S.A. Primary Section; Elementary Sched- uling - Brian Phelan England Middle School Math Michele Polet Elementary French Bernadette Perry Special Services Jacques Poulin Caretaker Maintenance Cleaning Staff Sabine Poulin Caretaker Maintenance Cleaning Staff Peter H. Price Middle School Social Studies; Coach Colette Puvrez H.S. French « • i i • i i i i i i i i i • i i i i Faculty 165 Ghislaine Querut Accountant Robert Ritman Instrumentalist Coordinator Marshall Seymour Saratoga, California Middle School Art Instructor; Year- book Illustrations; Art Field Trips Nancy Silcox Minnesota, Virginia, California Library Department; Research Skills Robert Shaw New York U.S.A. High School Chemistry; Yearbook Advisor Paul Stachowiak Buffalo New York, U.S.A. Religion Department Chairmen; Boarding Department Anita Smith Personnel Officer Diana Smithson Liverpool, England Class Music; Nursery; Kindergarten; Primary Michele Stacquet Assistant Accountant, Coordinator: Yearbook A dvertising Ron Starker Portland, Oregon Counselor And Go-fer Danika Svetko Maintenance And Cleaning Staff Elizabeth Stephan Windsor, England High School English Nina Timar Massapequa, New York Middle And High School French; Travel Coordinator; Activities Athanassios Stubos High School Physics Martha Taft Warrenton, Virginia Grades 3, 4 Science and Social Com- mittee Larry Tharp Chowchilla, California; Waco, Tex- as Music — Middle and High School Choral and English Handbells Patrick Tobin Tipperary, Ireland High School English Grades 10, 11, 12 Andre Turner London, England Teaching Art: Nursery; Grade 5 Faculty 167 Nadine Tyteca Secretary to Superintendent Assistant to Superintendent Jacques van Heyningen England Holland H.S. Biology, Physics Marc Vansteenbeeck Leuven, Belgium Chairman: P.E. Dept, Coach Paolo Vivona Maintenance Cleaning Staff Caretaker H,f ' IB • ' ■ J WMgJM By H  Pauline Wood England H.S. History Advisor: Grade 10 Moderator: M.U.N., Student Coun- cil James D. Webster Blacksburg, Va.; U.S.A. Middle School Science, Social Com- mittee Science Fair Erik Wouters Mol, Belgium Elementary, Middle School P.E., In- tramural Program Chairman: Elementary P.E. Irene Williams Zerbst, Germany I.B. German, German Trip, Arts Night Chairman: Social Committee Michele Wren New Jersey, U.S.A. Middle School English, History Community Action Program Substance Abuse Program Being Themselves What about the Irish potatoe famine, Patrick? He DOES have a wig! Faculty 169 Being Themselves Why thank you, No, I ALWAYS come like My faithful friend, my trusty steed — never lets me I ' d looove one! this to school! down! Sorreeeee, there will be noooo petty cash to- PLEASE go to the Prom with me! (I can ' t believe I ' m BEGGING!] dayeee! % - X L. Being Themselves HARVARD Morning pets! Fits rather well doesn ' t it? top: Let ' s get PRACTICAL! above: You ' re a MODEL for L.L. Bean? You DEVIL, you! Gute morgen meine kinder! Where IS Natacha? After all, we ' re only human! - • |«j v Faculty 171 Being Themselves Please take a picture with my little ones! Where ' s Dracula?? ■ P.T.A. The P.T.A. at St. John ' s is a vibrant, supportive group of dedicated faculty and parents whose goal is to foster a com- munity spirit among the stu- dents, parents and teachers at the school. To accomplish the goals of the P.T.A., officers are elected, who in turn, are assist- ed by the P.T.A. Council. The principal officers for school year ' 86- ' 87 are: President — Mr. Peter Goodson Vice-President — Mrs. Pat Jeager Secretary - Mrs. Peg Cook Treasurer — Mrs. Bonny Stanard The PTA supports programs which supplement the basic educational, social, and athletic programs of- fered by the school administration. While the pri- mary beneficiary of the PTA are the students, the programs benefit faculty and parents as well. Booster Club Booster Bash ' 86 Many thanks to all the parents and friends of the Booster Club for all your efforts to support St. John ' s Athletics! Your work is vital to the school and is very much appreciated! Activities 175 The Stack ' s The lunatics are taking ver the asylum. (From L-R); Nick Gataiant, Shannon Metcalf, Mark Clingan, V nne Verschuren, George Trone, Jennifer Devine, Mike Bessette, Angelique i oapis, Colleen Dunn, and Dai-Lon Sasser. (Not pictured Marcus Niklasson, I -than Lauer.) The Farrell ' s At the Farrell ' s boarding house are; Mrs. Farrell, Diana Lewis, Valerie Bonam our, Mr. Farrell, Collette Farrell, Austin Farrell, and Adrian Far- Activities 177 The Moran ' s One big happy family; (from L-R) Mrs. Moran, Christo- pher Moran, Phillips Funsie, David Oduyemi, Eric Bower, Patrick Pavlidas, Richard Moran, Roger Chen, Idon Zareski, Marc Alkori, Rick Sammons % - LtoR — Tadzio Koleb (somber valet), Laura Swartele (Estelie, a uain socialite), Stephan Prohaska (Jarcin, a journalist), Lisa Wiens (Inez, a strong minded, independent lesbian) Huis Clos No Exit On Friday, November 21st, 1986, a production of Jean-Paul Sartre ' s play No Exit was performed by a small group of St. John ' s drama students. The play No Exit is about three characters who are in hell (or rather Sartre ' s interpretation of it). In Sartre ' s portrayal, there are no torturers, racks, red-hot pincers and other paraphernalia. The three characters just stay in a room together. They become each others torturers, forcing each other to reveal the crimes and evil deeds committed while alive on earth. Judging from the round of applause following the production, it may be said that the audience thoroughly enjoyed this quality production. Activities 179 An Evening February 14, 1987 From women ' s eyes this doctrine I derive: They sparkle still the right promethean fire; They are the books, the arts, the academes, That show, contain, and nourish all the world. (Shakespeare: Love ' s Labors Lost) of the Arts 1 T f No less than 75 students, faculty and parents participated in this fourth annual Evening of the Arts. Under the competent instruction and guidance of Liz Stephan, Arts Night has become an established tradition at St. John ' s. After months of dedicated practice, frustrating rehearsals, electrical breakdowns, and lighting problems, the perfor- mance on Valentine ' s Day was, in the words of one of the parents, truly remarkable! t B ' ■ M v M Liturgy r ' . jr Program - v li ' ■ ' • II 5 ft Qfe y f s 4 fh t In 1964, St. John ' s School was founded to meet a need expressed by several parents for a Christian education for their children. Since that time, the school has recognized this commitment in many ways — one being the maintenance of our liturgy program. Services are held periodically for all students and staff to gather together in recognition of our mutual need of God in daily life. With the guidance of several faculty, students at all levels actively participate and make each liturgy a unique experience. Jesus said, Give and it will be given to you . . . whatever measure you deal out to others, it will be dealt to you in return. The St. John ' s community is one in which the students and staff give of themselves and in so doing, practice the Word which Jesus taught. The spirit of the program is best described by one of our seniors: On Thanksgiving, St. John ' s had their annual liturgy on C-level. This year was very impressive. There was a great deal of organization put into it, and that showed. The students as well as the teachers were there to represent their different nationalities, to stand and publicly tell what they were thankful for, and the choir was present to liven up the atmosphere. At the end of the liturgy, the food and clothing drive came to a head. Boxes upon boxes were turned in. It was a wonderful sight to see how much people had given. What was collected is going to local charity, and everything was very much appreciated. It was good to know that St. John ' s could pull together as a community and reach out to the neighbor close to home. Robin McCartan Music St. Joseph ' s Church in Waterloo: 18 December, performance by Handbell Troupe and Choir 1986 — Queen Fabiola congratulates Director Tharp for Program The music program at St. John ' s has seen many changes since the arrival of Director Larry Tharp last year. At the Middle and High School levels St. John ' s has both an active handbell troupe and a competent choir. Performances at ISB, St. Joseph ' s Church and other key locations in the Brussels area have been thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Both the Liturgy and Drama programs have benefitted immensely from the participation of our talented musicians; in the words of Queen Fabiola, Congratulations for a job well done! right — Middle School Handbells below — High School Choir Berlin ' 86 Mltlftl llllllltl Mini, Ill ' • . ' Y All photographs in this present Year Book have been taken by amateurs - students and instructors of St. John ' s. 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