St Pius X Catholic High School - Golden Echoes Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

W20 i For everything there is a season And a time for every Purpose under heaven] A t ime to be born A time to die A time to plant A time to reap A time to break down (a time to build up) A time to weep A time to laugh A time to seek A time to lose A time to keep ) silent LO A time to speak) 11 A time to love A time for peace 13 o D R18 W P L A R66 Y s M I L P. 120 E i s E R V P44 E L E A R R94 N u R Disco . ' . ' . ' I™ Great Mm i R 178 Commemorating 20 Years ST. PIUS X Today... of Catholic Education and Yesterday i THE RATS Freshman-Senior Welcome Day and Marist Week were this year combined on one wild week-day. While Seniors and their rats dressed up in Fabulous 50 ' s costumes, all four classes participated in hall decorating and sign painting. The day was ended with a pep rally. Melanie Margeson and Mike Jaradina were named Rat King and Queen. 20 JOIN THE PACK On facing page, Seniors and their rats offer the gifts at the Welcome Day Mass; (bottom left) Chris Markham drops for an air raid; and Sally Stotts is a Conehead. On this page (top left) Senior Dan Melvin watches the activities while Dania Morales enjoys the show. c - $ 1 1 1 ?! k | l 22 Celebrate Me Home 1978 Celebrated Home twenty years of life at St. Pius. The activities opened with the annual homecoming Mass and ended with a prayer as the Golden Lions pulled out a last minute 14-14 tie with the Ridgeview Redskins. Mary Angelich was crowned Homecoming Queen, and Donald Deckbar was the first Homecoming King at St. Pius. The Sophomores burned the other classes with their winning float, complete with a teepee and smojie signals. The Seniors took second place in the float competition. Other activities during Homecoming week included an interview with alumni and a pep rally featuring the band and drill team. On facing page (top left) Father Terry Young speaks on coming home; co-presidents bring offertory gifts; Laura Buechner and Barbara Doherty (bottom left) lead pep rally, and Patty Tusa leads cheers. On this page (right) is the winning sophomore float; and below are the Seniors, Freshman and Junior floats. ■: i 23 24 CHRIS MARKHAM-SHERRILL DEAKINS DONALD DECKBAR-MEGAN McFADDEN D ' ANTONIO DIXON-JENNY McDANIEL 25 Graduates and Girls Twenty years of life at St. Pius brought memories and graduates to celebrate the school ' s anniversary. Led by Coach Mark Kelly, graduates from the second ten years battled a team from the first ten years on the basketball court, while Coach George Maloof directed his old superstars against each other on the football field. Current students cheered and clowned for the returning Lions. Join the Games On facing page, Sister Kathy Tomlin clowns around while Coach Mark Kelly (top left) waits for a rebound. At top right, Coach George Maloof directs his alumni team. At middle, students enjoy the day. On this page are cheerleaders Chris Dirr and Henry Smith (top left) and Donna Heusel (top right). At bottom, Powder Puff drill team members are Kevin Turner, Mike Roach and Chap Drayton. 27 A King and Queen Reign PAULA HOCH-JOE ORR LAURA BIRD-D ' ANTONIO DIXON PATTY TUSA-DENNIS McCARTHY THERESA DeGIVE-JAMES BRANDT MIKE GOODE-MARY ANGELICH MEGAN McFADDEN DONALD DECKBAR-MEGHAN O ' NEIL PEE WEE WYATT 28 ANNA MANARIN-RONALD LOGAN at Basketball Homecoming Basketball Homecoming 1979 was a real catfight. The Pius Lions and the West- minster Wildcats fought an up-and-down battle to roaring stands, with the Wildcats scratching out a four-point victory in the final seconds of the game. Anna Manarin and Ronald Logan were crowned Home- coming Queen and King by Father Terry Young and Sister Rita Marie Raffaele. At top left is time out with Coach Mark Kelly; right, Sister Rita crowns a smiling Anna; and bottom left, Lions fans are ready to cheer. 29 OUR TOWN AND OTHER Some 25 St. Pius students participated in the production of Our Town and Other Places of Interest held this year February 1, 2 and 4. Under the direction of Mr. Augustine Dunn, the presentation included scenes from Our Town written by Thornton Wilder, and Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Also, a few little- known works by authors Tennessee Williams, Mark Twain, Jules Fiefer and Langston Hughes were staged. One change brought about by the production was the conversion of the stage. The thrust style stage was used, with two half oval shaped ramps on each side of four different levels extending from the front of the stage out into the audience. According to Mr. Dunn, this type of stage brings forth intimacy between the actors and the audience. Also, the actors can become more versatile. ACTS OF INTERESTS A long month of hard work and practice resulted in three short, spectacular nights of Talent Show ' 79. The show opened each night to a packed Pius cafeteria, the third night ending in awards to outstanding acts. First place went to Anvil, a four-piece band led by alumnus Kurt Hansen and singer Renee Frechette. Second place went, for the second year, to Mike Bergmann and John Greybull for their pickin ' and strummin ' . Third place was given to Rotunda, a new band including John Laughrey, John Timme, Mike Mohr, Tony Yetman, Mike Bergman, Matthew Felderworth, Tony Guzzo and Robert Lind. 31 The Entertainer Under the direction of Lorraine Scarrazo and Bill Tweed, the Class of 1980 really pulled together to present a colorful and skillful cabaret. The theme, The Entertainer, was carried througout the show with a saloon background complete with Junior can-can girls and cowboys. The show was emceed by Senior Tony Yetman who will be remembered by his not funny joke jokes, and Junior Mary Schmidt who dressed in tails and a top hat. The result was two hours of music and laughter that entertained its audience through the final act. On facing page, versatile Tony Yetman displays one of his many talents; we let Sophomore Rose Whalen entertain us; and saloon dancer Janice Flam and piano man Mike Mohr demonstrate Senior talent. On this page, emcee Mary Schmidt starts the show; Rober Mr. Rogers Fratesi and Chris Dirr debate Who ' s on First ; Denise Peek clowns around and Lorraine Scarrazo is generally happy with the show. 33 Community 34 Appreciates A Day Off Teacher Appreciation Day (facing page) gave the faculty a well-earned rest and gave the Seniors a promotion as they took over teaching for the day. The teachers were also treated to lunch prepared by Senior chefs. The end of the day was highlighted by faculty and Senior skits which the whole school enjoyed. At top left, Jim Kissel subs for Mr. Gene Brisbane; Robert The Dragon Klant and Mrs. Betsy Fodor presents an Ode to Queen Elizabeth ; Ann Anazalone takes over the janitor ' s job, and the Senior skit brings teachers before the discipline committee. • • • The entire community was involved in the second annual field day (this page). Classes competed in softball, soccer, field and mind events, to name a few. The Junior class was this year ' s champion, earning a space on the field day trophy. Seniors were second, Sophomores third and Freshmen fourth. At right, superstar Robbie White and stylistic Gina Piacentini hit and pitch. Mike Montross shows his soccer skill; Eliott Myers concentrates on the game ; and Kathy Goode earns points for the class. 35 Days of Art End in The second annual Arts Festival was a week of fun and activity both during and after school hours. The festival was planned and carried out by Mr. Augustine Dunn and Miss Pat Kerner, with lots of help from the students. Picture-taking, gl ass-blowing, face-painting and helium-eating were prevalent on the breezeway during lunchtimes. Even rain couldn ' t daunt festival spirits! After-hours special programs were planned for the community ' s cultural enjoyement. The library was the background for an orchestra presentation; and dramatic readings from Ragnoroc, which came out during the week, were held in the cafeteria. Culture had come to St. Pius! 36 Nights in White Satin A Little Night Music hit the Sheraton-Atlanta Hotel on May 12 as the annual junior-senior prom topped off festival week. The two classes worked together on preparation and band location selection. Ruckus played for the over 200 people who attended. The seniors walked into their class song, Last Dance, while the juniors danced to Nights in White Satin. The high attendance insured that the traditional prom will continue in the coming years. Honors and Awards In years past, honors day activities have grown so long that this year ' s program was broken into two assemblies. The first assembly was held May 8, and honored club members and leaders. Awards were given to A.V.A. members, Golden Echoes and Golden Lines editors, and band members, to name a few. The Carter L. Stout award went to senior class president, Anna Manarin. The second assembly awarded excellence in academics. It was held May 25. The seniors and department heads arrived dressed in caps and gowns. Students were honored for excellence and improvement, and two retiring teachers, Sister Mary Frances Duffy and Mr. Albert Nemeth, were recognized for their contributions. Freshman Mary Mizelle was awarded the Betty Patrick Scholarship. Lisa Volmer received the new Home and School Sophomore Award. Juniors Chris Benjamin and Mary Schmitt received the Harvard and Holy Cross Book Awards. Anna Manarin was awarded the Journal Cup, and seniors Laura Ward and Ron Logan were distinguished with the Christian Living Award. 38 Steal the Show 39 Last Flings, Class Rings, The traditional Baccalaureate Mass was held May 24 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. The Rev. Terry Young presided, and the Rev. William Seli gave the homily. The Mass was planned by a committee of students and teachers who chose Enlighten Our Eyes to See the Future as the theme for the celebration. Such symbols as the lighting of individual candles and the renewal of baptismal vows made the ceremony beautiful and meaningful. It was followed by the senior night dinner — planned and prepared for the graudates by the junior class. The dinner was followed by gift-giving to special teachers and entertainment by members of the class. We are the light of the world, read the cake and ran the theme for the dinner. and Things On May 28 the Class of 1980 officially became seniors as they recieved their school rings. The Ring Mass was also planned by a student-teacher committee and celebrated by both Father Young and Father Younger. The entire school community attended, and parents were invited. The day that followed found new ring recipients trying to get their rings turned by underclassmen the traditional 80 times before the week was over. They were, as their Mass theme said, Lords of the Rings. 41 Journeys Ended Journeys Begun The class of 1979 graduated on May 25 from St. Pius X High School. The ceremony was held in the school activities center. Archbishop Thomas Donnellan presided, aided by Sister Valentina Sheridan and the Rev. Terry Young. Graduates Meghan O ' Neil and Felix Gerdes gave the valedictory and salutatory addresses. Judge Keegan Federal was the guest speaker for the ceremony. Margie Cashin and Robert Klant recieved the Archbishop ' s award for being the girl and boy with the highest grade point averages in four years. The formal ceremony was distributed only once when the final graduate recieved his diploma and the entire class cheered and waved their prizes in the air. The journey had ended... 43 0) ' Mky W JgU IIHME k % ll - 1 44 Spirit of Service Sparks the Sparked by the spirit of service, the National Honor Society has participated in several school and community projects this year. Through the planning of state president Tom O ' Connor, N.H.S. began this year with the Jerry Lewis Telethon. Under the local leadership of president Feargal Gallagher and vice president Mike Goode, the society has organized the annual Thanksgiving Drive and Christmas parties for Veterans ' Hospital, Villa International and the Elaine Clark Center. To support these projects, N.H.S. sponsored a used book sale, food and toy drives and helped set up the College Probe Session. Members alsos sold candy to raise money for the Betty Patrick Fund, and rounded out the year with the annual state convention at Jeckyl Island. Honor Society On facing page (top) senior girls eagerly volunteer their services, while President Feargal Gallagher deliberates the agenda (bottom). Junior Mary Schmitt displays her beauty and brawn while setting up for the Probe Session (bottom right). On this page, Moderator Mrs. Gerry Mallon explains Parliamentary Procedure (top left) while N.H.S. officers display their many talents (top right). Parlia- mentarian Laura Ward and Secretary Sonya Garibay listen to treasurer Leta Mauge tell who still has not paid dues (bottom). 47 Students Respond to the ;£! ;; ? •• 48 Challenge of Leadership Moderated by Sister Rita Marie Raffaele, G.N.S.H., the Student Government has responded to the challenge of leadership by continuing its traditional projects including the blood drive, homecoming, a leadership seminar and homeroom basketball. Led by co- presidents Henry C. Smith and Debra Gerstner, Student Government has also become involved with the Send-a- Mouse-to-College drive and has sponsored an overseas child. In an effort to get students involved, it has organized the Curriculum, Coordinating, Human Relations and Public Relations Committees. On facing page (top left) Mike Mohr and friend offer suggestions while Student Government members listen attentively to Henry Smith, Eddie Manning and Debra Gerstner (top right). On this page (top left) the co- presidents cooperate in a joint effort; (bottom left) Chris Benjamin enjoys his dinner, while Mrs. Kathleen Woods and Sister Kathy Tomlin substitutes as moderators; (bottom right) treasurer Lisa Volmer reports how much money is not left in the treasury. The St. Pius Yearbook: QiDtLLDSa 3®a l)S£ SWM? an Annual Event fif The Golden Echoes Staff has worked to provide an accurate and colorful history of this school year. This year ' s annual reflects a new format style and time plan to create a more encompassing yearbook, and the staff has applied styles and ideas gained from a summer workshop in Georgetown, Kentucky. The goal has been to include as many students as possbile in the 1979 annual. Co-editors are Andi Ruffin and Kelly Cashin. Miss Susan Crawford is moderator. On facing page, top, the 1979 Golden Echoes staff is present and accounted for; at lower left, the annual staff deliberates still another problem. On this page, Kelly Cashin works on layout, while Kathy McGinn and Maureen McLaughlin (lower left) welcome newcomers to learn about the yearbook. Golden Lines N Delivers the News With Style On facing page (top left) Sherry Currin tries desper- ately to meet the next deadline, while the Golden Echoes Staff prepares layouts for the upcoming issue (top right). Co- editor Meghan O ' Neil pauses from her busy schedule (bottom left) and feature editor Laurie Holmes works with Sherry Currin (bottom right). On this page (top) Meghan McFadden, co-editor Patty McGonegal and moderator Mrs. Mary Catharine Luedtke proofread the staffs work; (bottom) Mrs. Luedtke gives Chris Benjamin some helpful hints. The Golden Lines is a prize- winning edition. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Catharine Luedtke, this year ' s publications tied for third place at the February Georgia State workshop with 70 Atlanta area schools competing. In May, 1978, the newspaper won first place from the Atlanta Press Club; and it has consistently won general excellence awards from the Georgia Scholastic Press Association. The Golden Lines is also a member of Quill and Scroll. Co-editors are Patty McGonegal and Meghan O ' Neil. 53 Ragnaroc... an Outlet for 54 the Literary Lover Colored Easter Eggs, bunny revolutions, donating plasma — all were money-making and advertising campaigns thought up and produced (in color) by this year ' s Ragnaroc staff. Moderated by Miss Charleen Klister (bottom of facing page) and edited by Nagget Kelly (this page) and Robert Klant (facing page, top left), the magazine staff worked from September until May preparing the literary contributions of St. Pius students for print. Their duties included selection, proofreading and layout; and watching over the operation was mascot Kermit the Frog. 55 AVA Aids Kids in Learning 56 A.V.A. is a city-wide organization, affiliated with Samuel Jones Boys ' Club, whose purpose is to aid children in learning. This year, St. Pius worked as the school coordinator for all Atlanta area A.V.A. participants. A.V.A. is designed to help children ages 8 to 12 from Atlanta schools. The program, which lasts from October to April, consists of one-to-one tutoring every Thursday. The tutors plan thier own lessons and teach the basics of math, spelling and reading. On facing page (top), are moderator, Mrs. Martha Alexander, tutors and children; at bottom left tutors Kathleen Ward, Vicky Dorsey and Patsy Ward plan lessons; at bottom right moderator Mrs. Kathy Woods explains the system to new tutor Karen Rennell. On this page (top), Sally Drayton and her student enjoy a story, and (bottom) A.V.A. tutors prepare a snack for their students (and themselves). 57 Band and Chorus Make The St. Pius marching band was under the direction of Mr. Albert Nemeth. This year the band showed noted improvement with membership growing. The chorus, in its first year conducted by Mr. Skip Williams, did well in its first showing at the chorus festival Choruses from various schools performed and were juded on their present- ations. The St. Pius chorus received marks of excellence. 58 Music on High Scale Chorus members are (row 1) Carol Lynch, Rose Whelan, Beth Burns, Renee Fredette, Kim Shea; (row 2) Sabrina Bellospirito, Veronique Sehreiber, Diane Hedges, Veronica Benning, Monique Lang, Lorraine Diamond, Wanda Benning; (row 3) Therese Sutter, Gwen Gutknetch, Brenda Rodgers, Kathy Mullenbach, Marie Miller, Terry Gilmore, Tricia Quaile and Anette McCrum. 59 The Steppers Strut in Style Cd ' ' Practice four afternoons a week is never easy, but it makes a good drill team. Consistently good performance and high spirits were the mark of the Steppers as they drilled at pep rallies and games. Officers Laura Buechner, Anne Williams, Renee Fredette and Janice Flam kept those legs marching and arms even. The drill team performed at basketball homecoming as well as their usual football activities. ■ O 1Y From left to right are Renee Fredette, Ann Williams. Janice Flam and Laura Buechner. 60 From left to right are (row 1) A. Williams, L. Beuchner, R. Fredette, J. Flam; (row 2) P. Suever, L. Mohr, B. Broussard, C. Cashin, B. McHugh, A. Redding, T. Dotson; (row 3) L. Logan, D. Hedges, D. Heusel, A. Anzalone, L. Spalding, D. Peek, N. Hedges, T. Ardoyno, V. Sylvain; (row 4) B. Dougherty, P. Hoeler, C. Anderson, K. Castricone, P. Kikta, K. Sutter, C. Rolon. 61 Cheerleaders Build 62 Pyramids and Spirit This year ' s Varsity cheerleaders stomped their feet and strutted their stuff while the Lions competed on field and on court. Moderated by Patty and Tony Stephens, the girls organized pep rallies, motorcades and other activities. The football squad attended camp at UGA during the summer where they received a ribbon for excellence. Andi Ruffin and Debbie Gerstner were captains. Mary Angelich was Lion mascot. Basketball found a lot of new faces on the squad. Seniors Charlene Frazier, Lauri Trotochaud and Valerie Dorsey worked hard to put together a squad for the sub-region champions. Megan McFadden and Teresa DeGive shared the mascot duties. Let ' s Begin Junior Varsity cheerleaders are V. Dorsey, L. Stout, K. McHale, L. Volmer, L. Bird (at the top), C. Murphy, L. Herberholz, P. Rice and B. Harper (center). 64 With a Great Big Cheer The Little Lions were cheered on hy two sets of R-O- W-D-I-E cheerleaders. The football J.V. squad attended summer camp in Athens with the Varsity. Captains were Kathy McHale and Patty Rice. The basketball squad, which was chosen in December, elected Sally Bradshaw and Kthy captains. The Freshman squad, chosen two days before its first game, did a great job learning what cheering is all about. The squad cheered for both the football and basketball seasons. Sherry Dolan and Kathy Standard were football captains; Caroline Rumps and Kathy were captains for basketball. Both squads were moderated by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stephens. From left to right are (front) K. Rumps, S. Dolan. P. Hoch, K. Krauter; (back) M. Wright. A. Mobley, S. Deakins. M. Foskey and K. Standard. 65 i tf? ; s l ! mA N : •ran w£ ' 1 41 1 w Lion Spirit Although this year ' s Varsity Football team came up on the short end of the win- loss column, its spirit and heart were unmatched. The season began with a 25- 6 thrashing of the Henry County War Hawks. Toby Hughes scored twice on runs of 10 and 15 yards. Mike Hunsucker scored on a 40-yard run and threw a 21- yard pass to Ron Logan who was injured later in the game and was out for half the season. The Lions then traveled home to face the Woodward Academy War Eagles. Mistakes plagued St. Pius as Woodward came out on top, 20-6. Jim Warren scored the Lions ' only touchdown on a 15-yard run. During the game, another serious injury hit the team as Tom Love was lost for the entire season due to a knee injury. The Lovett Lions proved to be too much to handle, as the injury-riddled Golden Lions lost the next game 30-0. Against the highly regarded and state- ranked North Springs Spartans, the Lions played a tough game, but costly mistakes gave the Spartans a 20-7 victory. The annual Fish Bowl took place the very next week as St. Pius hosted arch- rival Marist. It was a bitterly contested game, with the larger Marist team Continued on page 70. At top right, Coach George Maloof and staff watch the action while defensive back Earl Andrews brings down a Milton Eagle (bottom right). At bottom left, Toby Hughes rests during halftime. On facing page (top left), quarterback Mike Hunsucker sprints by a pursuing opponent; at middle (left and right) he prepares an option play. At bottom, Joe Side returns the ball for yardage behind the blocking of Stan Standard and Paul Marsden. Never Dies Varsity Football 1978-1979 Won 3 — Lost 6 — Tied 1 St. Pius Opponents 25 Henry County 6 6 Woodward 20 Lovett 30 7 North Springs 20 1 Marist 14 14 Ridgeview 14 13 Roswell 24 14 Milton 6 19 Westminster 34 26 Riverwood 6 69 Varsity-continued from page 68. finally wearing down the determined Lions 14-0. The homecoming game was a thriller. Trailing 14-0 into the fourth quarter, St. Pius managed to pull out a 14-14 tie in the last seconds of the game against Ridgeview. Mike Hunsucker showed signs of greatness as he led his team on two long drives to tie the score. During the next game, this time against the Roswell Hornets, the Lions failed to take advantage of several opportunities to score, and lost 24-13. Scores in this game came on a one-yard run by Lance Clark and a 21-yard pass from Mike Hunsucker to Ron Logan. The Lion ' s next opponent, West- minster proved to be too strong, Westminster capitalized on errors to beat St. Pius 34-19. The Lions closed out their season with a tremendous victory over Riverwood. The Lions rolled up almost 300 yards total offense, with Dan Melvin and Phil Bentley catching touchdown passes of thirteen and eight yards. Toby Hughes scored on a run of 18 yards. Througout the whole season, the Lions displayed great determination and poise, and despite their final record had a fine year. Freshman Football 1978-1979 St. Pius Opponents 20 Woodward 12 Marist 7 30 Ridgeview 24 Roswell 32 8 Westminster 32 70 Baby Lions Gain Experience The Junior Varsity Football team ended its season with a 0-5-1 record, but gained valuable experince for the upcoming year. Under the direction of Coach George Sattele, John Warren and Cory Stephens led the team offensively, and Steve Newbern provided exceptional defensive play. The Freshman team compiled a 3-2 record and averaged 22 points per game to complete a successful season. Coached by Mr. Wright Vermillya, the team had an excellent offensive running game and defensively, had two shutouts. Halfback Frank Maloof led the offense with over 100 yards per game. Linebacker Adam Teague was also an outstanding offensive player. On facing page, corner Dwight Stout watches the offensive unit do its thing. On this page (bottom) Freshman quarterback Chris Markham barks out the signals while Joe Orr and Matt Marsden anticipate the upcoming play. At top, the Freshman offensive unit prepared its next series of plays. 71 Cross Country Goes Over Boys ' Cross Country team are (back) P. Gerdes, M. Homrich, M. Goode, P. McGonegal, D. McGraw, M. Stephens (front) Coach Gene Brisbane, B. Bergmann, R. Buechner, C. Bear, B. Ollinger and F. Gerdes. Under the guidance of Coach Gene Brisbane, the Boys ' Cross Country team was off and running again this year. Over all, the team finished third in region behind two tough teams, Marist and Ridgeview. Individually, Senior Mike Goode finished first in region with a time of 16:40, and Felix Gerdes finished fifth with a time of 16:50. By placing among the top five finalists in the region meet, Mike and Felix went on to compete on a state-wide level. At the state cross country championships, Mike placed fifth in a three-mile course with a time of 16:40, while Felix finished sixteenth with a time of 16:50. At right is Mark Homrich, pouring on the speed toward the finish. 72 the Hills... to Victory In its second year, th e Girls ' Cross Country team finished second in Region 4-AAA and second in State AAA competitions. All seven girls running in the state meet finished in the top 25. Lorena Camp holds the school record for the two-mile course at the waterworks with a time of 12:51. Meghan O ' Neil ran a 12:45 on the two-mile course at St. Pius. At left, Amy McFadden pushes to complete the last stretch; below are team members: (back) L. Johansen, K. Peek, L. Camp, M. O ' Neil, A. McFadden, R. Comacho; (front) Coach Kay Chloupek, T. Sabonis-Chaffee, K. Goode, S. Hatheway, C. Macias, D. Lampkin, C. Balaum, M. McFadden. 73 Wrestlers Hit the Mats St. Pius acquired its first competitive wrestling team this year under the leadership of Coach Willie Smith and Coach Ron Mangrum. The wrestlers competed against several though teams including Marist, Pace and Milton and compiled a 3-8 win-loss record. The three Lion victories were over Henry County, Darlington and Ridgeview. The captains of the team were David Sullivan and Tim Dunn. Senior members of the team were Mike Bergman, David Flowers, Chris Hillsman, Billy Burdette and Greg Olivares. At top right, Tom McLaughlin prepares for a takedown; middle right is Brian Steinocher, readying himself to twist out of his opponent ' s grasp; at middle left a Pius wrestler struggles under the weight of his opponent, and at bottom Mat Beyer pins his opponent to the mat. Wrestling Team 1978-1979 Won 3 — Lost 8 74 Spikers Gain Skill Varsity Volleyball team members are (back) Coach Mary Ann Zins, Angela Strougal, Marianne Maher, Sherry Currin, Juliet Jones, Leslie Stuart, Karen Ciprari, Hillary Reeves and Chris Turner; (front) Kimberly Kortan, Josette Perconti, Kris Klinczak, Carrie Bogg s, Donna Lampkin and Pat Turner. In an effort to overcome obstacles of youth and inexperience, the Girls ' Varsity Volleyball team concentrated on developing basic skills. Despite a losing record of 2-8, the girls gained valuable experience through the coaching of Mrs. Mary Ann Zins. Their two wins were against Marist in games of 15-3 and 15-4. The Junior Varsity team fared slightly better than the Varsity with a 5-6 record. Varsity Volleyball 1978-1979 Won 2 — Lost 8 Junior Varsity Volleyball 1978-1979 Won 5 — Lost 6 75 Salute to the 1979 Varsity Boys ' Basketball 1978-1979 St. Pius Opponents 49 Henry County 45 66 Riverwood 34 55 Milton 41 96 Ridgeview 61 53 Towers 60 60 Lovett 40 51 Marist 34 66 Westminster 54 62 Westminster 63 75 Marist 66 63 Shamrock 55 59 Roswell 53 51 Clarkston 34 75 Towers 58 From left to right are Coach Mark Kelly, Rodney Wyatt, Ronald Logan, and a stretched- out Donald Deckbar. arDOHJ Diftra mra Subregion Champions From left to right are Michael Goode, Tommy Mason and Mike Hunsucker. Varsity Boys ' Basketball 1978-1979 St. Pius Opponents 70 Riverwood 49 59 Henry County 40 67 Ridgeview 49 57 Westminster 60 51 Marist 56 69 Milton 40 56 Clarkston 37 54 Roswell 52 59 Shamrock 46 72 Milton 60 68 Roswell 54 81 Marist 49 54 Upson 49 ™a a aaaiaiKDGja The 1978-1979 Boys ' Varsity Basketball team completed a fine season with several outstanding achievements. Closing the season with a 22-5 record, the best in St. Pius ' history, they were also Greater Atlanta Prep Classic champions and Subregion 4-AAA North champions. The team was also ranked third in DeKalb County and tenth in the State Final Poll. Along with these team honors, the boys compiled several individual honors. Coach Mark Kelly was named DeKalb County Coach of the Month. Seniors Tommy Mason, who led the team in scoring and rebounding, and Pee Wee Wyatt, who led the team in assists and steals, were both named to the Greated Atlanta Prep Classic All Tournament Team and the DeKalb and Atlanta Tip-Off Teams. Tommy (right), who holds the school scoring record with 38 points against Ridgeview, was also selected DeKalb Sprots Personality of the Month and Z-93 Player of the Week. Pee Wee was selected Atlanta Constitution Player of the Week and the Greater Atlanta Prep Classic Most Valuable Player. Both Tommy and Pee Wee, along with Junior Meredith, made the Atlanta Constitution Prep Honor Roll. Mike Goode was named to the DeKalb Scholastic Team of the Year. Above are (back) Manager Steve Hogan, John McGowan, Toby Hughes, Chris Benjamin, Mike Goode, Mark Walker, Scott Walker, Tommy Mason, John Meredith, Mike Hunsucker, Ronald Logan and Coach Mark Kelly and (front) Donald Deckbar and Pee Wee Wyatt. JVandFrosh Show Potential Coached by Mr. Wright Vermillya and Kelly McKenzie, both Boys ' Freshman and Junior Varsity Basketball teams displayed tremendous hustle and improvement thoughout the year. Top J.V. scorers Jim Clancy and Pat McDevitt and top rebounder Todd Brannon led the team to a 7-9 season with several close losses. The Freshman achieved a successful 6-3 record. They were led by guards Norman Webb and Louis Hampton and center Walter Gray. At upper left, Frank Maloof displays faultless fast break form; at upper right, Todd Brannon jumps for St. Pius; Freshman Louis Hampton, middle, prepares to sink a free throw for J.V.; and at lower right J.V. player Carlus Schultz attempts a score. Junior Varsity Basketball 1978-1979 Won 7 — Lost 9 Boys ' Freshman Basketball 1978-1979 Won 6 — Lost 3 • v i k ™ V J Junior Varsuy and Freshman team members are (back) P. McDevitt, and T. Brannon, G. MaZfM M Chaney ' Z L P ce « C - Schultz (middle) E. Elwood, T. Meredith, C. Markham, F. Hamntn R TT ' J™ ' £° aCh Wright Vermi11 ont) C. Wright, J. Fitten, N. Webb L. Hampton, K. DuPree and W. Gray. Varsity Girls The Lady Lions, under the guidance of Coach Ken Gilmore, improved greatly from their 9-15 record of last year to a 16-7 record this year. This is the third best record in St. Pius ' history. The Lions were also named DeKalb County Team of the Week, and after beating a tough Shamrock team 68-52 were ranked eighth in DeKalb County. The success of the girls was due to their togetherness and team play, as well as their diversified talent. Junior Joanie Reardon, high scorer for the season, was also named to the Greater Atlanta Prep Classic All Tournament team along with Melanie Crelia and Mary Angelich. Girls ' Varsity Basketball 1978-1979 St. Pius Opponents 42 Henry County 33 52 Riverwood 61 57 Milton 60 67 Ridgeview 16 51 Towers 43 53 Westminster 36 43 Shamrock 56 30 Roswell 57 Go For Victory On facing page, lower left, Barbara Deckbar shoots over opponents to gain two points; upper right, Melanie Crelia shoots from the corner. On this page, upper left, the bench anxiously watches the game; upper right, Alecia Lucas struggles to take the ball away from a Riverwood opponent, while at lower left. Sophomore Mary Jardina tips the ball. 81 Lady Lions Let Girls ' Varsity Basketball St. Pius Opponent 66 Towers 55 57 Riverwood 43 41 Henry County 48 73 Ridgeview 34 65 Westminster 48 39 Marist 26 43 Milton 42 43 Clarkston 37 56 Roswell 52 68 Shamrock 52 Team members are (back) J. Reardon, M. Callahan, D. Lampkin, M. O ' Neill, J. Jones, M. Jardina, M. Angelich, (front) Coach Ken Gilmore, S. Molesky, D. Deckbar, M. Crelia, H. Height, P. Bond. Mary Jardina, top, defies defense to score, while at right Joanie Reardon stretches for a jump ball. 82 Their Talents Loose Team members are (back) D. Lang, M. Roach, C. Campbell, R. Comacho, B. Langsfield, S. Beyer, L. Volmar, L. Stout, B. Doherty (manager, J.V.); (middle) Coach Barbara Heyl, J. Kruer, D. Fessenden, M. O ' Brien, C. Jones, J. Becker, T. mmmUJK Bf Manning, S. Schmidt, A. Schultz, S. Callahan, C. Fields, K. Klinczak, Coach Tony Stephens; (front) C. Taylor, L. Johansen, E. Murphy, S. Stubbs, H. Kortan, and C. Honour. Losing some close games, the Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a 3-9 record. Coached by Miss Barbara Heyl, the girls showed strength, but were hurt by their slow offensive starts. Starting for J.V. were sophomores Sue Byer, Rosie Comacho, Laura Johansen, Janet Kruer and Laura Stout. The Freshman girls ' team fared better with a 7-3 record. Under the guidance of Coach Tony Stephens, the girls worked hard to overcome their weaknesses of inexperience and weak shooting. Mary O ' Brien and Cynthia Taylor led the team in scoring. The highlight of the season was the 32-21 come-from-behind victory over Roswell. At middle left, Janet Kruer dribbles around her opponent; Freshman Holly Kortan, middle right, drives toward teh basket, and at lower left, when Freshman Coach Tony Stephens talks, the girls listen. Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball 1978-1979 Won 3 — Lost 9 Girls ' Freshman Basketball 1978-1979 Won 7 — Lost 3 SOCCER Goes to State! In the middle of a cold January, 26 young men and one coach began practice for what has turned out to be the winning-est team in St. Pius ' history. After defeating North Springs 3-1, the soccer team began to experience St. Pius Spirit, and went on to win against Collins, Woodward and Ridgeview. A region playoff game was played between Pius and Westminster to determine who whould advance to the state playoffs. After a grisley 80-minute game and 20 minutes of overtime, the game was still tied. St. Pius advanced on penalty kicks. Defeating Heritage in quarter finals and North Springs in semi finals, St. Pius advanced to the championship game. St. Pius suffered its first defeat at the feet of Southwest DeKalb, losing 3-1 and finished second in the state. On this page (top) Feargal Gallagher beats Southwest DeKalb to the ball while Dan Melvin shows the result of long hours of practicing headers. On the opposite page (middle left and right) All-State Dan Clavijo shows that skills and drills equal thrills, and Lance Clark takes a long throw-in, winning a goal, as John Raines watches. At bottom, Matt Beyer punches a sure goal against Southwest DeKalb in State Championship. 84 NORTH METRO CHAMPS-STATE RUNNERS-UP Soccer team members are (standing) D. Melvin (most improved), J. Goda, D. Flowers (best offensive). T. O ' Connor, P. Marsden, D. McCarthy, M. Roach, J. Moore, B. McHugh (captain and M.V.P.), J. Raines, J. Brandt, M. Stephens, C. Corbett, C. Turner, and Coach Ron Mangrum; (kneeling) A. Nicholson, D. Clavijo (best offensive), S. Vu, G. Raines (best defensive), A. Apez, F. Gallagher, J. McGraw, M. Beyer (coach ' s Award), F. Murphy, L. Clark (captain), T. Zulaica and J. Bradshaw. Boys ' Varsity Soccer 1978-1979 St. Pius Opponent 4 Roswell 1 9 Milton 8 Riverwood 3 North Springs 1 2 Woodward 1 1 Collins 9 Henry County 2 4 Marist 2 7 Ridgeview —playoffs— 2 Westmister 2 3 Heritage 3 North Springs — state championship — 1 1 Southwest DeKalb 3 85 Pius Soccer System The Junior Varsity Soccer team remained undefeated throughout the 1979 season, compiling a 4-0-2 record. Under the direction of Coach Richard Borst, the J.V., a feeder team to the Varsity, concentrated on such basic skills as kicking, trapping and heading the ball. They were also exposed to various offensive and defensive formations, and learned how to work together as a team. The Freshmen team, also coached by Mr. Borst, compiled a 3-1-1 record. During the course of the season, they defeated Marist, Collins and Woodward. Both J.V. and Freshmen spent many hours practicing together during the spring in order to prepare for next year. At lower left, Giff Gfroerer moves to reveive a pass from D ' Antonio Dixon. At upper right, D ' Antonio Dixon drills a shot towards the goals, while at lower right, Christ Turner heads the ball after an opponent ' s corner kick. 86 Proves to be Successful The Lady Lions soccer team came on strong to take the top two spots in the recently formed high school Girls ' Soccer Club. The interest in playing was so great that the girls were divided into two teams— under 16 and under 19. These teams met only once, before a scheduled Varsity boys ' game. The little Lions shamed their elders by putting one goal more into the net. The girls were coached by Mr. Frank Jones and Mr. Dick Coley, both dedicated supporters of girls ' soccer. The girls were recognized and awards were given at the annual soccer banquet along with the boys. 87 Runners Make Tracks Boys ' Track team members are (back) Coach George Sattelle, B. Ollinger, M. Homrich, M. Goode, P. McGonegal, A. Zundi, T. Mason, J. Meredith, J. McGraw, J. Kissell, P. Quinones, Coach Wright Vermillya; (middle) B. Burdette, E. The 1979 Boys ' Track Team once again proved its talent by placing fifth in the region. The year ' s highlight was Captain Mike Goode ' s winning state champion- ship in the mile (4:23:7) and two-mile (9:29) runs. In addition, Tommy Mason competed in the stae high jump, and Phil McGonegal finished fifth in the state two-mile run. The four-mile team, made up of John Meredith, Bill Ollinger, Phil McGonegal and Mike Goode, set a new school record of 18:38. Dudley, J. Asip, P. Foskey, C. Dirr, M. Whalen, J. Harrison, D. Sullivan, C. Stephens, B. Bergamn, J. O ' Brien; (front) J. Brieske, J. Schmidt, J. Young, C. Wright, M. McGowan, R. Najjar, J. Curry, T. Meredith and F. Bentz. 88 ' Beginning the 1979 season with a win of 84-25 against Lovett, the Girls ' Track tarn ran with expert speed. The team won three dual meets and never placed above 4th in the various relays. The highlight of the year was the capturing of the 4- AA championship. New school records were set in the 44- relay (51:5) by Theresa DeGive, Leslie Stewart, Jonaie Reardon and Valerie Dorsey; the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes (11:3) by Valerie Dorsey; and finally in the two-mile run (12:43:9) by Megan McFadden. Also Theresa DeGive, Loran Camp, Meghan O ' Neil and Kathy peek set a school and region record (4:28:8) in the two-mile run. Valerie Dorsey received the most valuable perfomer award: Joanie Reardon, most outstanding field performer; and Diedre Gallagher, the coach ' s award. Above is Meghan McFadden, warming up before a meet. Girls ' track members are (row 1) A. Marcum, L. Rubesh, T. Sabonis-Chaffee, S. Dolan, P. Brennon, L. Moore, K. Peek, L. Bouska, Coach Kay Chloupek; (row 2) M. Miller, C. Turner, C. Balaum, P. Lampkin, L. Camp, S. Rusmisel, K. Kortan, Coach Barbara Heyl; (row 3) A. McFadden, K. Ciprari, L. Stout, D. Gallagher, R. Comachi, M. McFadden: (row 4) C. Fields, L. Stewart, N. Petroline, T. DeGive, L. Leach, M. O ' Brien, K. Klinczac; (row 5) M. O ' Neil, J. Reardon, D. Lampkin, V. Dorsey, J. Jones, B. Doherty, L. Johansen and M. Roach. 89 Pius Baseball Takes Varsity Baseball players are (back) H. Vasquez, P. McDevitt, J. Clancy, P. Lummus, P. Fratesi, A. Frechette, (middle) Manager Kyle Kimmel, J. Alexander, Manager Mike Newbern, J. Fragapayne, K. Maloof, J. Side, and (front) B. Furbish, T. Dempsey and B. Steinocher. ' Hampered by lack of a home field for practice and games and lack of student support, the 1979 Varsity Baseball team managed to improve its record to 5-13-1, but failed to live up to its potential. The team ' s first game was a 4-2 win over North Fulton. Pitcher Tracy Dempsey and outfielders Keith Maloof and Brian Connors led the defensive effort. Henry Vasquez and Jason Fragapayne led the offense with one homerun each. The second game of the year was an 8-0 loss to Redan. It was marred by mistakes and lack of pitching and hitting. These two games exemplified the inconsistent season which followed. The highlight of the season was the 8-0 victory over Pace Academy. Despite this year ' s probelms, Coach Willie Smith and a returning nucleus are optimistic and looking forward to a more fulfilling season next year. VARSITY BASEBALL 1979 Won 5 — Lost 13 — Tied 1 90 Brian Steinocher warms up before a game. a Stride Forward Chris Baer awaits a throw from Paul Frechette. Under the guidance of Coach Tony Stephens, the Junior Varsity Baseball team completed a successful season which may foreshadow good things for the future of baseball at St. Pius. The young Lions compiled a team batting average of .280 and ended the year iwth a 9-2 record. The leading pitcher was Sophomore Mark deGuenther with a 4-0 record. The highlight of the season was the 15-0 defeat of Marist. Freshman Adam Teague, who led the team in hitting with a .650 average, hit two homeruns to help secure the victory. Junior Varsity Baseball 1979 Won 9 — Lost 3 91 Tennis Teams Display The boys ' tennis team had a less successful season, than the girls ' team winning only two matches. The team is made up of Seniors Greg Alby, Chris Berthelson, Carl Peavy and Tom Margeson, Sophomore Keith Gmiter and Freshman Pat Curry, Chris Markham and Bill Skillas. Tom Margeson went on to win the boys ' region 4-AAA tennis title by defeating Craig Pendreys of Marist 7- 6, 3-6 and 6-3. Tom, who was ranked second in state by the United States Tennis Association, went on to state, where he was defeated in the semi-finals with a score of 6-3, 7-5. At top right are (back) Hutch Moore, Pat Curry, Carl Peavy and Tom Margeson; front are Bill Skillas and Keither Gmiter. Below is Tommy Margeson. 92 ■V ■- ••■♦■♦•• f ■-+■■■ ■ + -- ■ - «■%■♦■ ♦-.. ♦ + -y- 4 ■4 . 4 4 , - .. . ■ t t j44 4 L L ., 1 . j r X j,J r , Dev astating Talent Bf K TTTT t TTYTf p-r-T-t ♦ r ■• ■■• -• •■♦ « ' | T ' t J J 1 I rj-i    . ■ .♦«.,,.,.. XXXd L Coached by Mr. Mark Kelly, the tennis team netted many victories this year. The girls ' team remained undefeated in regular season play, winning eight matches. Members were Seniors Christy Colmer, Kelly Shackleford and Melanie Crelia, Juniors Holly Hight, Ann Merkel, Liz Barkley and Sherry Currin, Sophomores Janet Kruer, Renee Jones and Beth Harper and Freshman Lisa Herubin. Christy Colmer, who filled the number one singles position for the girls, was ranked sixth in the state by the United States Tennis Association. Kelly Shackelford, Sherry Currin and Holly Hight are also in the U.S.T.A. rankings. In their division, the girls finished second out of ten teams to Westminster in region. Number one singles Christy Colmer and number one doubles team Sherry Currin and Holly Hight both lost in the semifinals. Kelly Shackleford and Melanie Crelia finished second in singles, while the number two doubles team of Liz Barkley and Janet Kruer also finished second. Members of the girls ' tennis team are (back) Liz Barkley, Ann Merkel, Melanie Crelia, Beth Harper, Christy Colmer and Kelly Shackleford, and (front) Beth Kruer, Lisa Herubin, Sherry Currin and Holly Hight. Above left is Kelly Shackleford and right Christy Colmer. 93 Learn o o i Leaders of Leading the way in Catholic education throughout the Arch- diocese are Archbishop Thomas A. Donnellan (top left), Father Richard Kieran and Sister Valentina Sheridan, RSM. These individuals aid St. Pius in providing an atmosphere and educational facility where young people are exposed to Christian values and may obtain a sense of community. With their help, St. Pius works to prepare the students to assume leadership within their families, the Church, the community and the nation. Catholic Education Today Working toward the unification of the student body is the administration of St. Pius, headed by Father Terry Young, principal (top left). Assistant principal and dean of discipline is Sister Rita Marie Raffaele, GNSH (top right). Sister Elizabeth Ogilvie, CSJ, is also assistant principal (bottom left), and Mr. George B. Maloof (bottom right) is administrative assistant as well as athletic director. 9-3 Religion Teachers Show Religion is taught at St. Pius to inform students of the canons and teachings of the Catholic Church. Because it is considered the basis of education at St. Pius, religion is a required course, and four years of study are a prerequisite to graduation. Mrs. Jeanie Brieske is in charge of the department. From left to right are (top) Mr. Gary Kolarcik, Sister Mary Frances Duffy, GNSH, and Sister Madeline Contorno, OSB, and (bottom) Mr. Tony Stephens, Sister Jean Arnett, SND, Mrs. Brieski and Deacon Dominic Young. J L Students The Way , ™ « ■■■■■ The Pastoral Ministry Pair Sister Mary Frances Duffy, GNSH, and Deacon Dominic Young are the members of the Pastoral Ministry Department. This department is a combination of religion and guidance, and its goal is to help students to under- stand themselves and their religion. The Pastoral Ministry office is in charge of Extraordinary Ministers, retreats and the organization of school and class Masses. 00 Guidance The Guidance Department is concerned with the total student: personal, social, academic and vocational development. The counselors provide information to students about themselves to help them make educational and vocational decisions. In addition, the department offers life skills courses and individual and group counseling experiences. From top left are guidance director Dr. Jacqueline Cline, Mrs. Betsy Smith, Mrs. Frances Carswell and Mrs. Dorothy Walsh. Looking Closely at Science The Science Department offers a wide variety of courses from health to physics. Its seven members include, from left to right (top), Mr. Michael Stearn, Ms. Kay Chloupek, chairman, Mrs. Janet Marsden and (bottom) Mrs. Jody Ruggiero, Mr. Richard Borst, Mr. Augustine Dunn and Miss Barbara Heyl. 103 Let a Sleeping Log Lie? The Math Department has attempted to meet the needs of the students at all academic levels. In making efforts to reach this goal, two new math courses were added to the curriculum this year: applied math and trigonometry and senior math. The aims of the department include in- creasing the capacity for logical mathematical rea- soning, preparing students for college and future science courses, and assuring survival in the computer age. Left to right are (top) Mrs. Mary Ann Zins, Mr. George Sattele, Mr. Ken Gilmore, Mrs. Beth Thompson, and (bottom) Mr. Wright Vermilya and Mr. Eugene Brisbane. Not the Math Department! 10 The Seven Wonders of the School Spanning the globe to bring students deep insights into man and his environment is the job of the Social Studies Department headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Fodor. The many areas covered by the department include psych- ology, anthropology, soci- ology, economics, Constitu- tional laws, American political process, and of course history. Left to right are (top) Mr. Ron Mangrum, Mrs. Fodor, Mr. Lee Raudonis and (bottom) Mrs. Betty Russell, Sister Kathy Tomlin, CSJ, Sister Ann Marie McDonough, SND, and Mrs. Kathleen Woods. English Is an Action Word ■ill - L08 It is the job of the English Department to teach not only reading, writing and correct speaking but also the interpretation of the writings and speeches of others. The department head is Sister Barbara Sitko, HM. To Freshmen the department offers English I, while Sophomores study archtypes and Writing II. Juniors are offered American literature and Writing III. Senior requirements include British literature and writing. Electives are creative writing, Shakespeare and performing arts. Left to right are Miss Susan Crawford, Sister Mary de Sales Fleury, CSJ, Sister Barbara, Mrs. Mary Gaynoe, Mr. William Crain and Miss Charleen Klister. 109 A little more English never hurts! Two additional members of the Engl ish Department are Miss Ann Guscio, left, and Mrs. Mary Catherine Luedtke. LIO Reading: Skill and Pleasure The Reading Department offers two courses for students who do not read as well as they could. These students can take a two-year sequence consisting of fundamentals of reading and Reading II. For good readers who want to improve their speed and comprehension and work on advanced skills, a one- quarter elective, improved reading skills, is offered. At top on facing page is Mrs. Martha Alexander. On this page are pictured (top) Miss Mary Brandon and (bottom) Miss Felva Johnson. 11] AMO, AMAS, AMAT Languages k- ' Spanish, Latin and French are the three languages offered by the Foreign Language Department. This department is headed by Mrs. Consuelo Leon. Emphasis is placed on vocabulary, grammar and accent as well as culture. Left to right are (top) Mrs. Gerry Mallon, French; Mrs. Rayanne Barnett, Spanish; Mrs. Christiane Wheaton, French; and (bottom) Mr. Gary House, Latin; Mrs. Mallon; and Mrs. Leon, Spanish. 113 Practical and Fine Arts Business education deals with shorthand, accounting and typing. It is a practical course showing students aspects of different types of business. Typing is offered to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors, while only Seniors are eligible to study accounting. At top is Mrs. Annette Davenport; bottom is Mrs. Florine O ' Neal. Flourish at St. Pius Miss Patricia Kerner (top) directs the Art Department at St. Pius. Courses include ceramics, drawi ng, crafts, sculpture, printmaking and painting. At bottom is Mrs. Phyllis Reneau who heads the Home Economics Department which offers courses in foods, bachelor foods, child development, home decora- tion and clothing. 115 Research Centers Strengthen The library and the media center are important parts of learning. These are the two main research centes of the school. The objective of both centers is to offer the students information in as many areas as possible. In addition to the books, magazines, news- papers and micro-film material available in the library, students at St. Pius have access to audio-visual means of research in the media center which provides filmstrips, tapes, slides, video tape and records. Pictured at the top are librarian Mrs. Mary D. O ' Neil, right, and Mrs. Marina Peters; at bottom is Sister Jeanette Abi-Nader, HM, who is in charge of the media center. 116 Mind — RE. Strengthens Body One-two-three-ONE! One- two-three-TWO! is the chant of students in the gym. The Physical Education Depart- ment keeps students in shape with exercise, volleyball, Softball, soccer, weight lifting, and many other activities. At left is Coach Willie Smith; right is Coach Mark Kelly. 117 Wheels of Progress 118 Are Turning at St. Pius Pictured here are the people who keep St. Pius running smoothly throughout the year. Whether it ' s balancing an account, handling correspondence, making repairs, selling books, preparing food or just making the day brighter, they can do it. On the facing page (top left) Mrs. Loretta Billingsley exhibits her typing skill with a smile; (top right) Mrs. Jene Morgan takes a moment to say, St. Pius High School. May I help you? ; (middle) Mrs. Ann Suever counts change and absentees in the bookstore; (bottom left) Mr. Joseph Seitz works to keep the accounts at St. Pius straight; and (bottom right) Mrs. Doris Payne waits to check accounts. On this page (top) Mr. Lamar Holmes and Mrs. Joan Caragher await hungry students; (bottom left) Mrs. Gloria Jameson completes her list of cafeteria mods; and (bottom right) Mr. Armando Gonzales wonders what will need repairs next. mm , i 1 6 7. ff o o mi e sa Class of 1 982 The Class of 1982 stepped into high school life amid many changes this year. From Freshman Welcome Day to Homecoming floats, study halls and exams, the Freshman class quickly adjusted to new challenges. Rat day? Air raid! We ' ve got the spirit.. .Senior guys...Y.M.C.A.... graveyard- spirit stick.. .these pep rallies are rigged.. .what an ego trip.. .chop- chop.. .nanu-nanu... he just said Hi to Lisa.. .whistle.. .foxy... what test?. ..what did I get demerits for?.. .freak out! Class officers are Thomas Lee, Juliana Becker, Jean Janas, Lisa Bird and Cindy Jones. i lass representatives are, left to right, Karoline Rumps, Kelly McGonegal, Kathy Standard id Paula Hoch FRESHMEN Diana Alfaro Jorge Antona Davas Andrews Barbie Aulbach Cheryl Balaum Thomas Baldwin Tracie Balsman Joycelyn Barth Juliana Becker John Benca Christine Benise Wanda Benning Francis Bentz Jody Beyer Yurg Bigler Lisa Bird Janice Blodgett Timothy Boggs Tracey Brackett Shelly Bradford Patricia Brennan Jimmy Brieske Danny Burns Lynne Burton Carlton Byrd Shiela Callahan s 1 ' 1 24 Lorena Camp Chris Campbell Amanda Canahl David Chambers Hillary Cherry Peter Clavijo Joseph Cogelia Mary Coons Daniel Corbett Steve Couch Elizabeth Crilly Patrick Curry Michael Dallas Timothy Daly Sherrill Deakins Whaley Dean Gelonia Dent David DeSantis CLASS OF 1982 Janine Dessez Lorraine Diamond Ann DeGirolamo Sherry Dolan William Doran Vivian Dorsey 125 The fun begins John Driver Terrence Dunn Line Dupree Carole Durden Cindy Edgecomb Teresa Felder Cecelia Fields Joe Fitler Mary Fletcher Andrew Flowers David Foley John Ford Mary Anne Foskey Paul Frechette Kerry Fusco Elizabeth Gazzola Charles Gernazian Laura Good Eva Gordon Walter Gray Michele Griner Edward Guzman Peter Hammett Louis Hampton Philip Harris Stephanie Hatheway k Julie Hayden Richard Hendricks L26 Anthony Herlihy Stephen Herlihy Lisa Herubin Brian Hill Paula Hoch Gregory Hudson Sherri Hughes Jeff Hunsucker Aida Irastorza Dana James Robert Jameson Jean Janas Michael Jardina Kim Johnson Cynthia Jones Jai Jones Kelly Keating James Keithly Robert Kelly Kyle Kimmel Patrick Kingery Carolyn Kissel Peter Klant Kris Klincsak when Seniors hello I say 127 Holley Kortan Kimberly Krautter Kathryn Krick Russell Laney Lisa LeBlanc Thomas Lee Lucy Lenz Anthony Lewis Christine Long Dan Long Gordon Lynch Adela Macias Carmen Macias Frank M aloof Cheryl Manning Melanie Margeson Christopher Markham Matthew Marsden Aimee Marsolan James Martin Louise Marvich Carolyn Maschinot Michael McCrary Karen McDonough Beth McFadden Theresa McGinn Jack McGivern Kelly McGonegal John McLellan Lisa McVaugh ffjk ry i- w - V $ L28 Timothy Meredith Katherine Miller Melanie Miller Mary Mizelle Ana Mobley Lisa Mohr Kathleen Mullenbach Erin Murphy Diana Nagel Laura Newsome Hiram Nichols Mary O ' Brien Paul Olivares Mary Ellen O ' Neil Joseph Orr Anthony Papandrea Denise Peek Mary Anne Pfeffer 129 We ' re No. 1 Jennifer Pitra Beth Radford Jeffry Rapp Jon Rawlins Bill Redmond Anne Reimer Mary Roach Michelle Robichaux Karla Rogers Dana Ruffin Karoline Rumps Tom Sabonis- Chafee Kenlyn Sawyer John Scasino Cathy Schmidt John Schmidt Veronique Schreiber Angela Schultz Debbie Sharp Marsha Silas Charlene Silvio William Skillas Juliann Smith Patrick Sniezek Karen Snitzer Kathleen Standard Chauncey Stewart Kelly Stubbs Matt Tanner Cynthia Taylor and smiling about it 130 © fS ' A . ) ( r- { r7 M Adam Teague Paul Todd Daniel Toledo Kelly Trapp Benetta Turner Veronica Tweed Will Uselton Mario Valenzuela James Vinelli Mary Anne Waddell Charles Walsh Britt Warren Norman Webb Catherine Weiss Robert White Kathy Williams Parker Wilson David Winecoff Michael Wirth Terri Woodward Christopher Wright Mary Carol Wright James Young Melissa Ziegler 131 1 1 «,« vm§ Class of 1981 The Class of 1981 has succeeded in becoming a unified and spirited class of Sophomores. This spirit was evidenced by a surprise victory in the float competition with Burn the Redskins the theme. Bucks... what a rush... I got my license... ULTIMATE...we didn ' t act like that, DID we?. ..Century Center.. .Buggs... Rosebud- check ' em out.. .bummer.. .We ' ve got SPIRIT! Class officers Janet Kruer, Beth Langsfeld, Terry Ardoyno and D ' Antonio Dixon Class representatives Clare Montealegre, Marsha Anderson, Mary Jardina and Sharon Fleming. The Spirit of 1981 Luis Aleman Marsha Anderson John Angelich Amy Anzalone Terri Ardoyno Garvin Aycock Chris Baer Lynn Bailey Walter Bedard William Bell Gloria Bellospirito Javier Benedit Tricia Benoit Patrick Bentley Susan Beyer Laura Bird Manuel Blanco Ranee Bolen Lynn Bouska Hugh Bracken Sally Bradshaw Kevin Brannan Todd Brannon John Brieske George Brothers Bridget Broussard Robert Buechner 134 Jim Curry Paul Dallas John Darby Sandra Decker Ann DeGolian Mark DeGuenther 135 To the TOP! John DeSantis Elizabeth Devereaux D ' Antonio Dixon Victoria Dorsey Allison Dukes Debbie Dunavant Tom DuPont David Ellwood Lynn Engel Chris Ellison Dawn Featherstone Lauren Fadel Diana Fessenden Sharon Fleming Steve Foley Philip Fretesi Charne Furcon Deidre Gallagher Sharon Garibay Jennifer Gazzola Mario Gimma Keith Guiter Kathy Goode Kathryn Gorey Hance Green 136 Dynton Griffin Gwen Gutnecht Chi Han John Hanning Laura Hansen Beth Harper Sheila Harris John Harrison Mark Hatheway Jeremy Hawkins Nancy Hedges Mary Beth Hein Kathleen Helgeth Lynn Herberlolz Susan Heusel Andrea Hidding Evelyn Hines Patty Hoeler Janet Kruer Loretta Kuhlmann Claire Laba Lon Lamb Diandrea Lampkin Angelique Lang Robert Lane Elizabeth Langsfield Emma Llano Latania Logan Mark Long George Maehado Donna Maddox Robert Manarin Julie Mann Monzer Mansour Mike Marcucci Stephen Margeson Yvette Mattern Robert Maxson Jennifer McDaniel Patrick McDevitt Philip McGonegal Alison McGowan ' Burn the Redskins ' is First Dan McGraw Kathy McHale Mary Beth McHugh Sandy Mclntyre Ann McLoughlin Patty McNair Lee McLaughlin John Meredith Beth Merkle Chris Melvin Bobby Miller Robbie Miller ) fy Steve Monda Clarita Montealegre Hutch Moore Linda Moore Ive Moraque Celeste Murphy Elliot Myers Richard Najjar Stephen Newbern John Nimmo Britton Norris Robert Odom Margaret Payne Ron Peabody Kathleen Peek Gail Petroline Mike Piaia Lorraine Potter Zachry Price John Raines Alice Redding Patricia Reilly Mark Reimer 139 Working, Playing Ralph Reynolds Patricia Rice John Ringo Reme Rodriguez Bruce Rogers Suzanne Rolon Laura Rubesch Paul Rudiger Suzanne Rusmisel Melissa Sanford Carter Schlenke Sharon Schmidt Carlus Schultz Kimberly Shea Doug Shoemaker Michael Snyder Marina Sparks Robert Stebbins Corey Stephens Abby Stotts Angela Strougal Jim Stout Laura Stout Jay Stubbs Daniel Sullivan Marcia Suratt Janet Swindle Valencia Sylvain 140 Always Smiling Margaret Sylvia Andrea Trammell Kevin Trammell Melissa Trifiro Margaret Turcotte Vince Turner Ruth Tweed Lisa Valmar Patricia Ward Robert Ward John Warren Christine Watson Christine Weser Tom Wethern Rose Whelan Laura White April Williams Lysa Willingham 141 Class of 1 980 The Juniors started the year off with a burst of spirit. They eased their way through another year of fun at Pius, amid cries of Toga! Toga! which was the theme of their float and the slogan which carried them through the rest of the year. Our team is razor stubble.. .impres- sive.. .moose.. .boo-boo... Mr. Bill. ..powder puff.. .talent show. ..death mobile. ..Stone Mountain.. .skoal.. .Dino... emer- gency meetings— bad class ?... stuck in the mud.. .ring Mass... cabaret.. .We ' re in this together! Class officers are Kati Hunter, Philip Gerdes, Laura Doran and Mary Beth O ' Keefe. i ' lSi I Class representatives are Bill Furbish, David Sullivan, Carrie Boggs and Pat Turner. The Class of 1980 Monica Adams John Alexander Kevin Anderson Michael Anderson Earl Andrews Richard Arroll Joseph Artime John Asip Sandra Baker Glenn Bandoly Kim Banks Liz Barkley Marjean Bearding Sabrina Bellospirito Chris Benjamin Ben Bergmann Matthew Beyer Alberto Bigler Carrie Boggs John Bradshaw Greg Brennan 144 Qi ft Shows Its Might J ft % ' i If i P §i L p , , W% t  _i- , v ♦ ' S.  =•■ .A 43! „ J ft ft k ■s. Ronald Brown Veronica Benning Chris Caragher Greg Cassidy Richard Chaney Daniel Clavijo Lynn Cleveland Brian Connors Chris Corbett L ik Karen Cosentino Sherry Currin Frank DeBorde « Barbara Deckbar Scott Dobson Debbie Doherty Barbara Doherty Jim Donahoo Juanita Dertinger Laura Doran Tammy Dotson Chap Drayton 145 sjjBfr Edward Dudley Mario Fabian Janice Flam . ' -• Rick Fragapane Kelly Francinques Charise Frazier Renee Fredette William Furbish Pherita Furcon Claude Garner Philip Gerdes Gaylan Gfroerer Theresa Gilmer Thomas Green Lisa Haddad Vicky Harris Susan Hayward Laura Hedges Cindy Hendricks Mark Herubin Holli Hight Madeline Hoch Angelo Hogan Steve Hogan Mark Homrich Anne Hughes Toby Hughes John Hunsucker Katy Hunter 146 Juniors: SPIRIT Julia Hynes Lizzie Irastorza Barbara Janas Danny Jones Juliet Jones Mary Jones Michael Jordan Ppul Kandra Mike Keller Keven Kern Paula Kitka Annie Klant Paul Marsden Lenore Mauge Patti McAndrew Dennis McCarthy Bill McCoy Sarah McDaniel Tracy McDaniel Amy McFadden Jimmy Moore Dania Morales John Murphy Donna Muscalino Mary Najjar Cecelia Nee Brenda Neil 148 Beth McGinn Kathy McGonegal Mike McGowan John McGraw Tom McLaughlin Billy McNair David Monda Ann Merkle Michelle Miller Teresa Mobley Suzy Molesky Mike Montross David Newbern Mike Newbern Tim Nix Andy Nicholson Tom Nort Joy Oakes John O ' Brien John O ' Brien Linda O ' Brien Mary Beth O ' Keefe James Ollinger Steven O ' Reilly Liz Ottimo Jose Pagoaga Chrissy Paul Mary Ann Peek Reinaldo Perdomo Danny Poncini Richard Poncini Greg Raines Joanie Reardon Hilary Reeves Bob Reilly Kim Rhyne 149 Carmen Rolan Kolleen Rumps Try Sabonis-Chafee Lorraine Scarazzo Mary Schmidt James Schmidt Paul Standard Kevin Spellisey David Sullivan Jeannie Sullivan Kathleen Sutter Tessa Tatum Laura Thompson Becky Thornton 150 George Todd Chris Turner Christine Turner Kevin Turner Pat Turner Patti Tusa Bill Tweed David Velasco Mark Walker Scott Walker Kathleen Ward Jeanie Ware 151 CLASS OF 1 979 The class of 1979 ended its high school career in a flurry of final exams, college applications, parties and graduation. From Rat Day to graduation, this Senior class has left a high standard of leadership, spirit, scholarship and participation in the St. Pius community. Deck the halls with eagle feathers!.. .Swine Class of ' 79.. .Ain ' t no person like a halli person...oh really?...First Annual Swine Fest... where are we going?...the oasis... 106 days and still counting. ..Jocko ' s at Buford... 12:00 curfew?. ..a kind?.. .who ' s Penelope Bern?.. .the graveyard...Ha!liness is Happi- ness.. .the class of ' 79! Class representatives are Karen Correnty, Andi Ruffin, Megan McFadden and Valerie Dorsey . Class officers are Mike Mohr, Anna Manarin, Cathy Anderson and Karen Seniors MEGAN McFADDEN-Student Government... Senior representative.. .track ...newspaper...basketball Lion.. .homecoming court. .National Honor Society. ..extraordinary minister.. .cross country. ..W.S.B. Young American. MIKE GOODE-basketball... National Honor Society vice president. .track.. .cross country.. .most versative Senior.. .homecoming court. DEBRA GERSTNER-Student Government co- president.. .National Honor Society. ..cheerleading co- captain. ..talent show... director. ..powderpuff football. ..W.S.B. Young American. 154 Represent Class MEGHAN O ' NEIL-cross country. ..cheerleading... home- coming court. ..Golden Lions co-editor. ..powderpuff football. ..track. ..most versative Senior. ..extraordinary minister. . .basketball . ANNA MANARIN-Senior class president...W.S.B. Young American. ..National Honor Society. ..homecoming queen. ..extraordinary minister.... Outstanding Catholic Youth award.. .basketball score keeper.. .Ragnaroc. HENRY SMITH-student Government co-president... extra- ordinary minister.. .football homecoming court.. .National Honor Society...powderpuff cheerleader...N.S.C.C....W.S.B. Young American. These six Seniors are the representatives of the Class of 1979. Chosen b y the Senior class as the students who best represent the spirit of St. Pius, they have consistently responded to the challenge of leadership, scholarship, participation and character. 155 Golden Spirits Ann Adams Greg Alby Cathy Anderson Mary Angelich Anne Anzalone Sally Barkley Beverly Beaver Norman Becker Carolyn Bedard Jackie Benoit Phil Bentley Mike Bergmann 156 Hangover Redskins Laura Buechner William Burdette Brian Burton 157 SB? s • ■ ■ j£% . L I ■k m BHi r -« v V . . W£ ' . .■ — m M S .JfV ; 11 | o| 1 ' 1 £ J(jsl Kelly Cashin Margie Cashin Karen Ciprari Lance Clark Christy Colmer Ann Coons 158 Karen Correnty Melanie Crelia Therese Davis Donald Deckbar Jeff Decker Theresa DeGive Don Deloach Tracey Dempsey Chris Dirr Theresa Donahoo 159 The Seniors of 79 Valerie Dorsey Sally Drayton Jon DuPont Gary Durst Amber Elder Mary Ellen Erbs Elsie Falk Nathan Felderworth 160 Start to Arise Noni Fernandez Jiggs Fey Cindy Flory David Flowers Anne Foley Connie Foster Michelle Francinques Robert Fratesi 161 Charlene Frazier Andy Frechette Henry Fredette Feargal Gallagher Sonya Garibay Tara Garcia Gregory Gates Felix Gerdes 162 Debbie Gerstner Jay Goda Mike Goode Traci Goryn Michael Guthrie Tony Guzzo Diane Hedges Laura Hernandez Donna Heusel Chris Hillsman Judy Hoeler Laurie Holmes John Horlock Lisa Howard Jon Hudlow Mike Hunsucker Christina Jackson Elaine Jameson David Jones Sheila Jones Steve Kandra Margaret Kelly Maureen Kiefer Jim Kissel 164 John Lampe Robert Lind Ron Logan Tom Love Martha Machado Br ice MacLaren Mary Ann Maguire Anna Manarin 165 Leta Mauge Annette McCrum Hary McDevitt 166 Megan McFadden Kathy McGinn Patty McGonegal Mike McGraw Billy McHugh Maureen McLaughlin Mike Mohr Patricia Montealegre Kathy Mozzone David Nadwodny Tom O ' Conner Bill Ollinger 168 Meghan O ' Neill Vivian Orr Mary O ' Shea 169 79 Shows Diversity Therese Perez Nancy Petroline Gina Piacentini 170 John Rotenberry Andi Ruffin Elizabeth Russo Mary Rusmisel Kay Ryan Rita Schornak 171 Mike Sessa Kelly Shackelford Joe Side Henry Smith Lucy Spalding Brian Steinocher Mark Stephens Sally Stotts Susie Sullivan Theresa Sutter Mary Thamer John Timme 172 Lori Trotochaud Laura Ward Clair Warren Tim Weinzerl Laura Westerfield Robbie White Ann Williams Kurt Williams Shaunda Wilson Warren Wright Rodney Wyatt Tony Yetman 173 Seniors: Accomplishments, ANN GENEVIEVE ADAMS talent show, 3; Senior banquet, 3; floats, 1,2; art festivals, 3,4; outstanding consumer math student, 3; most improved art student, 3. ..punk rock...Bizzer GREGORY GLENN ALBY football, 1,2,, baseball, 1,2; tennis, 3,4; NEDT certificate of merit, 1.2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4...Greg CATHY MICHELE ANDERSON class secretary, 1 ; Student Government, 1 ,2,4; Academic Committee, 1; class representative, 2; Freshman-Sophomore play, 1; Talent Show, 1,3; Blessed Sacrament Youth Council, 2; Drill Team, 3,4; Atlanta All-Star Drill Tea m, 4; religious education teacher, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 1,3; class secretary, 4; extraordinary minister. 4; Public Relations Committee, 4; Human Relations Committee, 4; Drama Club, 2,4; arts festival, 3; Our Town, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Ragnaroc, 4; Distinguished American High School Students, 3,4. ..Cat SALLY ELIZABETH BARKLEY float, 1-4; swimming, 3; homeroom basketball, 4; powder-puff football, 3; Auto Club; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. 4; G.S.U. Honors Day program...T.G.I.O...Sally BEVERLY BEAVER track, 1,2; basketball, 1,2; most improved art student, 1; most improved English student, 1; most improved science student, 3. ..to the Senior girls always calling each other Skuzzy, Skums... Beaver JOE NORMAN BECKER football, 1; basketball, 1; homeroom basketball, l-4;...HelpMeMake It Through the Night.. .Squirman CAROLYN ELIZABETH BEDARD Drill Team, 1; cheerleading, 2,3; homeroom basketball, 1,3.. .Cal JACQUELINE MARIE BENOIT transferred, Druid Hills, 3; talent show, 3,4; annual staff, 3,4; school play, 3,4; Drama Club, 3; arts festival, 3,4; peer-helper, 4; float, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4; Algebra II award, 3; extraordinary minister, 4; Georgia All-State Chorus semi- finals, 3; Governor ' s Honors Alternate for drama, 3; nominee, Outstnading Catholic Senior in Atlanta Archdiocese, 4. ..Good times, good friends that color my world . ..Ben-wah PHIL BENTLEY football, 1-4; basketball, 1; baseball. 1-3; homeroom basketball, 1- 4...Bent MIKEL JAMES BERGMANN football, 1-4; track, 1-3; wrestling. 3,4; Student Government, 4; talent show, 1-4; newspaper staff, 4; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; powder puff coach, 3,4; FHL co-president; American Academy of Forensic Sciences, senior representative; NEDT certificate of merit; first place, talent show, 3; second and third place, talent show, 3,4...Burgerman ROBERT CHRISTIAN BERTHELSEN, JR. football, 1,2; tennis, 3,4 PATTY BOND basketball; co-captain, 1; J.V. and Varsity, 2,3,4; co-captain, 4; powder puff football, 3,4,; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; talent show committee, 3; basketball coach ' s award, 4; homeroom basketball tournament team, 3. ..Patty MARY ELAINE BRACKEN newspaper, 4; bicentennial magazine, l...What did I get these ; for?...Bush 2,3,4; football, 1-4. ..Bop Kid JAMES BRANDT basketball, 1; soccei JEAN ANN BREWSTER track, 2,3; basketball. 1; cross country, 4; Camping Club, 3. ..Brew LAURA BUECHNER Drill Team, 1-4; co-captain, 3; captain. 4; talent show, 3; A.V.A., 2; homeroom basketball, 1,2,4; powder puff. 3; float, 1-4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; extraordinary minister, 4...I would like to be remembered for a Drill Team with 30 girls on it and me being captain of it...Beek WILLIAM BURDETTE football, 2-4; soccer. 2; wrestling, 4; track, 3,4; outstanding general math student. 2. .Bill BRIAN JOSEPH BYRNE football, 1-3... Bye-bye, Pi-Hi. ..Brian MAUREEN CALLAHAN basketball. 1-4; talent show, 1; N.H.S.. 2-4; Terminus. 1; powder puff. 4; Coordinating Committee, 4; homeroom basketall, 1,3,4; math award. 2; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; homeroom basketball tournament team. 3...Reen KELLY MARIE CASHIN cheerleading, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 1.3,4; Spanish Club, 3; National Honor Society. 3,4; annual, 3,4; co-editor, 4; talent show, 2,3; extraordinary minister. 4; powder puff. 3; Who ' s Who Among i High School Students, 3,4...Kel MARGARET ROSE CASHIN A.V.A., 2; literary magazine, 2-4; National Honor Society, 2,4; J.V. cheerleading co-captain, 2; NCTE achievement award. 4; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow, 3; National Merit Scholarship, 4; S.T.A.R. student, 4; outstanding English and French awards, 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4.. .Whatever happened to Fay Wray?... Margie KAREN JEAN CIPRARI rat day, 1; basketball, 1; varsity track, 1-4; Drama Club, 2; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; homeroom representative, 1; field day, 3; festival fair, 2; Senior-Freshman day, 4; Senior class treasurer, 4; volleyball, 3,4; peer-helper, 3; powder puff, 3,4; basketball, 2,3; St. Pius religious retreat, 3; annual illustrator, 3; Student Council, 1,4; lettered in track, 2-4. .. Time Passages . ..Kacey LANCE CLARK football, 1-4; soccer, 1-4; homeroom basketball, 2-4; powder puff cheerleader; most offensive back. ..one of the class that partied... Lance CHRISTINE FAY COLMER tennis, 2-4; talent show, 2,3; powder puff, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 2.4; annual, 3; tennis: runner-up in region, 2,3; runner-up in Georgia State tournament, 2,3; placed second in South Georgia championships, 2,3; most valuable player, 3.. .toga party.. .Christy ANN G. COONS Freshman-Sophomore play, 1; track, 2: A.V.A., 2,3; homeroom basketball, 1,2; vice president in charge of sales, Junior Achievement, 3.. .It ' s finally over!. ..Ann CHARLES H. CORDELL transferred. New Trier East, Winnetka, 111.. 4; soccer, 1; bicycle team, 2;.. .Are you serious?. ..Chuck KAREN FRANCES CORRENTY homeroom representative, 2; Senior representative, 4; S.G.A., 2-4; secretary, 3; talent show, 2,3; tennis, 3; powder puff, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 2; newspaper, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4. ..Karen MELANIE JEAN CRELIA cheerleading. 1; talent show, 3; tennis. 1-4; basketball, 4; powder puff. 3,4; homeroom basketball, 1; homecoming representative, l...Melanie THEESE DAVIS cheerleader, 1; talent show, 1-3; powder puff, 3; literary events, 4; float, 1-4; homeruom basketball, 1,2,4; third place, home economics, literary events, 4...Resey DONALD CHARLES DECKBAR football, 1,2; track, 1,3; basketball, 1-4; extraordinary minister; basketball coach ' s award, 4;. ..Will somebody please check Z?... Spike JEFFREY THOMAS DECKER baseball, 1-4; football, 1-4; homeroom basketball, 2-4; student council, 1; most valuable defensive back...I did it...J.T. TERESA MARIE deGIVE powder pubb, 3,4; float, 1-4; A.V.A., 2; Lion mascot, 4; ho basektball, 1-4; Senior representative, 4; track, 3,4; Backga Club, 3.. .You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try, sometime you might find you can get what you need.. .Tessa DON DE LOACH football, 1,2; soccer, 1,2; Student Council, 1; National Honor Society, 4; talent show, 2,3; powder puff, 3; talent show winner, 3; national essay press winner. 3... How bout it?.. .Don TRACY JOSEPH DEMPSEY football, 1,2; baseball, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; captain of varsity baseball, 4;... best hallwalker of all time.. .Dumps CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS DIRR soccer, 1,3; track, 3,4; crosscountry, 4; talent show, 3,4; powder puff, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 3,4; Apathy Club, 1-4; Photo Club, 3; HFD, 2-4; finalist, WGST Coca-Cola current events competition, 2;. ..You can ' t always get what you want; but if you try, sometime you just might find you get what you need... Pretty Legs MARY THERESA DONAHOO cheerleading, 1,2; powder puff, 3,4; French Club, 3; homeroom basketball, 2; chorus, 2...Theresa VALERIE LYNN DORSEY powder puff, 3,4; track, 1-4; cheerleading, 2-4; band, 1; A.V.A., 3,4; peer-helper, 3,4; Community Relations Club, 3; Student Government, 4; Girl Scouts, 1-4, youth group, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3,4; region champion, 100-and 220-yard dashes, 2,3,...Oh, you child of God.L.Val SARAH ELISABETH DRAYTON basketball. 1; debate team, 2; softball, 2; powder puff, 4; A.V.A., 4; Hiking and Camping Club, 3; talent show, 3; Barkley Forum, 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; homeroom basketball, 1.3; Mickey Mouse Club, 1-4.. .Hey, Mom! You too, Dad!...Sally Contributions, Honors JON DUPONT wresting, l...Jon TIMOTHY KEVIN DUNN captain, varsity wresting, 3,4. ..Tim GARY ANTHONY DURST football, 2; track, l...the artist.. .Gary AMBER LEE ELDER cheerleading, 1-3; co-captain, 1; Student Council, 1; homeroom basketball, 1,2 ; powder puff 3.. .Let it be...Bambi MARY ELLEN ERBS A.V.A., 1; track, 1; Terminus article, 1; talent show, 2; chorus, 1,2; pep squad, 3; nominee for outstanding youth in archdiocese, 4; extraordinary minister, 4...Herbie ELSIE FRANCES REGINA FALK Science Fiction Club, 3; perfect attendance, 1-4; GSU honors day program, 4; top ten percent of class, 4. ..Star Trek, room 5, and the Apathy Club...L.C. NATHAN FRACIS FELDERWERTH band, 1-4; newspaper, 2,3; talent show, 3,4; first place winner, 3; Ski Club, 4; Scuba Club, 3,4; third place talent show, 4.. .Where are we?.. .Are you sure?.. .Nate NONI MARIA FERNANDEZ cheerleading, 2-4; Sophomore skit; Drama Club, 1; A.V.A., 4; French Club, 2; homeroom basketball, 1,2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students.. .Hi!.. .Noni CINDY ANNE FESSENDEN powder puff, 3,4; Spanish Club; float, 1-4; talent show. 2,3; A.V.A., 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3.. .Fez JIGGS FEY football, 1-3; track, 1; homeroom basketball.. .Jiggs CYNTHIA JEAN FLORY float, 1-4; basketball, 1,2; homeroom basketball, 2,3; powder puff, 3,4;. ..Blondes are not dumb; they just have more fun. ..Georgette ANNE FOLEY float, 1-4; talent show, 2; powder puff. Backgammon Club; annual staff, 3...Pluto CONNIE LYNN FOSTER band, 1-4; chorus, 2; pastoral ministry, 3; band award, 3.. .Remember Acquinas...Con JAYSON POWEL FRAGAPANE baseball, football, ...Pocho Sinyor MICHELLE RAE FRANCINQUES powder puff, 3,4; float, 3,4; transferred. Sacred Heart Academy, Louisville, Ky., 10.. .punkin... Hoover ROBERT BASILIO FRATESI cross country, 2,3; talent show, 3,4; Ragnoroc, 3; scuba diving team, l-4;...Mr. Rogers... Bobby Frat CHARLENE ELLEN FRAZIER cheerleader, 1-4; captain, 2,4; A.V.A., 4; talent show, 1,2; French Club; mountain climbing, 1,3.. .Chuck THOMAS ANDRE FRECHETTE basketball, 1,2; baseball, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 3,4; Auto Repair Club... I made up all of Jeff s, Gary ' s, Tracey ' s, and Harry ' s jokes, and they ' re pretty funny!. ..Ange HENRY PAUL FREDETTE National Honor Society, 4; talent show, 3; auto hobby shop 3; special education teacher, 3; art certificate of achievement, 2.. .Henry JAMES FEARGAL GALLAGHER National Honor Society, 2-4; president, 4; soccer, 1-4; Auto Club, 3; Ski Club, 4; tennis, 3; 2nd place, national math exam, 4; homeroom basketball, 4; University of Georgia Merit Scholar, 3; advanced topics award, 3; Spanish award, 1; Who ' s Who Among Americn High School Students, 4; N.E.D.T. certificate, 1; Society of Distinguished High School Students, 4...St. Pius Soccer Team- State champs, 1979!...Feargal TARA JEAN GARCIA transfer, Good Counsel Academy, New York, 3; Ragnaroc.Help! I ' m going to jailL.T.J. Troll SONYA GARIBAY National Honor Society, 2-4; secretary, 4; Student Council, 1; literary events, 3; English award, 1; home economics award, 3... Sony a GREGORY GATES band, 2-4; school play, 4; saxophone award, 3... Open Our Eyes . ..Greg FELIX HERBERT REINER GERDES National Honor Society, 2-4; State parliamentarian, 4; Ragnaroc, 2- 4; editor, 3; newspaper, 4; Coordinating Committee, 3; track, I; soccer, 1; cross country, 2-4; swim team, 3; school play, 3; talent show, 2; school play, 4; homeroom basketball, 4; UN Delegate, 4; 1st place Ragnaroc award, 2,3; Governor ' s Honors Program nominee, 3; N.C.T.E. writing awards nominee, 3; WSB Great Young American, 4; junior leadership Atlanta program, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; Continental Telephone Academic scholarship, 4, state cross country, 2,4; coaches award, swimming, 3.. .If I talk about myself, I ' m a braggart; if I talk about others, a gossip — so I just don ' t talk!. ..Comrade Alexi GERARD GERNAZIAN N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; math award, 3; soccer. 1; Chess Club, 3; Backgammon Club, 3; National Honor Society, 4; Ski Club... Aye, there ' s the rub... G DEBRA GERSTNER cheerleading, 1-4; co-captain, 1,2,4; powder puff, 3,4; talent show director, 3; track, 1; Model U.N., 4; Student Government, 3,4; co- president, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3,4; basketball homecoming court, 3.. .talent show director, Student Government co-president, cheerleading, all 4 years!. ..Sarge JAY GODA soccer, 1-4; track, 2; homeroom basketball, 1-4.. .Bear MICHAEL ANTHONY GOODE track, 1-4; M.V.P., 2,4; cross country, 1-4; co-captain. 2-4; Atlanta Track Club cross country team, 1,3; basketball, 1-4; MV defense, 4; Student Council, 2; talent show, 2,3; National Honor Society, 2-4; vice president, 4; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow, 3; Spelunkers Club, 4; University of Georgia certificate of merit, 3; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; most versatile senior, 4; homecoming court, 4; math award, 1; national math contest; school brain, 3,4;...where ' s Mary?... Mike TRACI GORYN talent show, 1,3; homeroom basketball, 1,2,4; powder puff, 3,4; track, 1-3; homecoming, 1,3,4; float, 1-4; fe stival, 2; letter in track. 1- 3; first place region 440relay, 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4...Tra ; golf, 1; powder puff, 4.. .Tony DIANE MARIE HEDGES powder puff, 4; folk group, 1; homeroom basketball, 1,4; chorus, 1,2,4; swimming team, 3; retreat, 3; I.H.M. chorus, 1-4; I.H.M. Action, 2-4; parish council, 3; retreat, 2. ..You ' re so dumb!. ..Hedgehog LAURA MARIE HERNANDEZ talent show, 3; senior banquet, 3; floats, 1,2; arts festival, 3,4...Phred DONNA ELIZABETH HEUSEL powder puff, 3,4; retreat, 3,4; Drill Team, 3,4; Soccer Club, 3,4; extraordinary minister, 4; National Honor Society, 4; homeroom basketball, 1-4; most improved in American History, 3.. .Girls, soccer is almost here!. ..Donna CHRIS HILLSMAN football, 2; track, 2; football, 4; wrestling, 3, 4; varsity letter, 2; wrestling medal, 2; I am a wild and crazy guy!. ..Atlas JUDITH ELLEN HOELER Ragnaroc, 4; volleyball, 3; arts festival, 4; senior workday; Spanish Club, 3; Spanish award... I finally made an A in chem study. ..Judy LAURIE ELIZABETH HOLMES talent show, 1; folk group, 1,4; Debate Club, 2; A.V.A., 2; newspaper, 2-4; foreign travle representative for French department, 3; powder puff, 3,4; National Honor Society, 4; Ragnaroc, 4; band. 1-4; Apathy Club, 4. ..who ' s coming to New Orleans?. ..Laurie JOHN HORLOCK football, 1-4; track, 2, baseball, 3; coach ' s award, baseball. ..getting thrown out of the library with Brian, Tim and John. ..Jock LISA HOWARD swimming team 2,3; hcmeroom basketball, 4; foreign travel, French class, 3... ' 79 on time.. .Otis MICHAEL AUTHUR HUNSUCKER football, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; bar-eball, 2; track, 1; best offensive back, 3; most valuable player, football, 4; best defensive player, basketball, 3; 100 percent effort award, basketball. 4. ..Mike CHRISTINA ANN JACKSON transfer, Westwood High, 3; F.B.L.A., 3; French Chib, 3,4; pep squad, 3,4; Red Cross Club. 3,4; homeroom basketball, 3,4; Senior Pep Squad.-.Just remember my smile and laughter!. ..Christina ELAINE C. JAMESON talent show, 1; homeroom basketball, l-4...Lainie DAVID JONES football, 1-4; basketball, 1; homeroom basketball, 2-4...My name is Smokey; I tell no lie. I ' ll shoot a basketball right in your eye...Smokey SHEILA JONES Ragnaroc, 1.2; Ping Pong Club, 3; Drill Team, 2,3; powder puff, 4; talent show, 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 4; vice president, Apathy Club, 4.. .Shirley STEPHEN FRANCIS KANDRA track, 2,3; powder puff, 4; retreat, 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3...Steve MARGARET KELLY Ragnaroc, 2-4; basketball, 1; A.V.A., 2; foreign travel correspondent for French class, 3; Drama Club, 2,3; homeroom basketball, 3,4; Girl Scout leader, 3; powder puff, 3,4; talent show, 3; Junior Leadership Atlanta; First Class Girl Scout; president, Apathy Club, 4.. J was a regular Frankie fan...Nagget MAUREEN KIEFER basketball, 1,2; track, 2; homeroom basketball, 1-4; float, 1-4; Spanish award, 2.. .bridge club and horseback riding.. .Mo JAMES ELMER KISSEL National Honor Society, 4; football, 2,3; basketball, 1; track, 1-4; powder puff coach, 3,4; talent show, 3; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; Model United Nations, 4; float, 1-4; festival representative, 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students... Jim ROBERT ARTHUR LIND, JR. band, 1-4; folk group, 1-4; Chess Club, 2; talent show, 2-4; boys ' quartet, 2,4; Model United Nations, 3,4; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; band award, 1,2.. .Robert RONALD LOGAN football, 2-4; basketball, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 3,4; A.V.A. Santa Claus, 2,4; most improved player, basketball, 3; most valuable offensive lineman, football, 3,4; most valuable offensive player, basketball, 3,4; football homecoming court, 3,4; basketball homecoming king, 4.. There will never be another quarterback-end combination as great as Hunsucker and me.. .Boy, I ' m tired of getting hurt!.. .Ron MARY LOPEZ homeroom basketball, 1-4; Ragnaroc, 4; basketball, 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students... Little Lopez JOHN CHARLES LOUGHREY football, 1,2; track; 3; homeroom basketball; talent show.. .John TOM LOVE football, 1-4; basketball, 1-3; track, 1; homeroom basketball, 1,3-Tom MARTHA BEATRICE MACHADO basketball, 1; junior achievement, 2; Ragnaroc, 3,4; Model United Nations, 4; powder puff, 3; first place National Spanish exam, 1,2.. .Let ' s start a Cuban counter-revolution. ..Martha Macho BRICE MACLAREN math club, 1-4; Catholic Youth Organization, 1,2; band, 1-3; soccer, 2; baseball, 2,3; Ski Cub; Skeet Club, golf team; M.V.P. 2.. .getting kicked out of the library for a total of three months. ..Big Mac MARY ANN MAGUIRE Ragnaroc, 3; talent show, 3; A.V.A., 4; powder puff, 4; Eucharistic minister, 4; folk group, 1-3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; Georgia State Honor ' s program.. .There ' s no better class thant hat of ' 79...Moth ANNA MANARIN Ragnaroc, 1,4; class vice president, 3; class president, 4; National Honor Society, 2,3,4; basketball manager, 2; basketball scorebook keeper, 3,4; football homecoming court, 4; basketball homecoming queen, 4; C.C.D. teacher, 2-4; Candystriper, 1; junior achievement, 2; talent show, 3; extraordinary minister, 4; outstanding Catholic youth, 4; WSB great young American, 4; chairperson, Human Relations Committee; outstanding student in social studies; 1; outstanding student in religion; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3...Halliness is happiness. ..Macadoo EDWARD MANNING football, 2-4; basketball, 1-3; track, 2,3; freshman class president; associate justice. 2,3; chief justice, 4; talent show, 3,4; newspaper, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; powder puff coach, 3,4; traffic control, 4; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1; Elks teenager of the month, 4; WSB great young American; American Academy of Forensic Science, 4; Model United Nations, 4. ..Your car will be towed...Eddie TOMMY MARGESON tennis, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 1-4; National Honor Society, 2-4; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, l...glad to graduate.. Tommy MARY ANNE MARIETTA homeroom basketball, 1,2,4; float, 1-4; soccer ball girl, 4. ..born to Ma .■ 1;. Bush; been LORI CHARLES MARTIN homeroom basketball, 2-4...don t Juda gonzoed...Lolo TOMMY MASON football, 1; track, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; basketball, most impoved player, 3; most valuable player, 3,4; DeKalb sports personality and player of the month; Z-93 player of the month; Atlanta team of the month; WSB player of the month; Greater Atlanta Prep Classic All Tourney Team. ..Tommy LETA MARIE MAUGE National Honor Society, treasurer; softball, 2; powder puff, 3; Senior workday, 4; N.E.D.T. certificateof merit, 2; Latin award, 1,2; art award, 2; Georgia State honors program; Georgia State merit award.. .We always had baloney in our shoes.-.Lil Maug JANE ANNETTE McCRUM chorus, 2-4; Senior workday. ..Nett HARRY WALDO McDEVITT football, 1-4; basketball, 1,2; baseball, 2,3; wrestling; homeroom basketball, 3,4. ..totally loveable... Harry MEGAN McFADDEN tennis, 1,2; class secretary, 2; track, 3; class secretary, 3; cross country, 4; National Honor Society. 3.4; extraordinary minister, 4; newspaper, 3,4; Lion mascot, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; WSB great young American nominee; football and basketball homecoming courts, 4... Megan KATHY McGINN annual, 4;National Honor Society, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 1,3.4; A.V.A. 2; Freshman-Sophomore play, 1; Ford committee. 2; English certificate, l...Kathy PATTY McGONEGAL National Honor Society, 3,4; newspaper, 3,4; A.V.A., 2; Model United Nations, 3,4; literary events, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; Society for Distinguished American High School Students, 4; University of Georgia certificate of merit, 3; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; Spanish award, 3...Patty MICHAEL McGRAW basketball, 1-3; literary events, 4; track, 2-4; National Honor Society, 2-4; Student Government, 3; Catholics in Action, 1-4; math award, 2; chemistry award, 3; Latin award, 3; Georgia certificate of merit, 3; Atlanta Catholic Youth, 4; Distinguished High School Student, 4. ..I hope everyone remembers that I am a nice guy who would never dream of hurting a fly.. .Mike WILLIAM ANTHONY McHUGH, III basketball, 1; soccer, 2-4; newspaper, 2,3; homeroom basketball, 1.3,4; Ping Pong Club; most goals, basketball, 2; best defensive, basketball, 3; co-captain, 4.. .It was fun, but I don ' t think I ' d want to do it again. ..Billy MAUREEN ANN McLAUGHLIN annual, 4; Ragnaroc, 3; cheerleader, 3,4; Student Counci, 1-3; class vice president, 1; class president, 2; Drama Club, 2,3; talent show, 1- 3; powder puff, 3,4; soccer, 3,4; Rich ' s Teen Board, 4; Hugh O ' Brian Youth Leadership representative, 2; communications award, 2; National Merit finalist, 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3,4.. .Little Mo DANIEL SEAN MELVIN football, 1-4; soccer, 1-4; powderpuff, 3; Atlanta Chiefs honorary co- captain, DeKalb Soccer booster award; Scientific Atlanta contest winner; Meghan O ' Neil Fan Club... a good oV Southern boy...Nuvaine boy...Mulvaine SHARON ELIZABETH SHEALEY MEREDITH A.V.A.; chorus, drama; arts festival.. .Study? What ' s that?...Sharon MARIE CHRISTINE MILLER talent show, 3; track manage:, 2-4, A.V.A., 4; chorus. 2-4; Campfire Girls, 1; Girl Scouts, 3,4;...That ' s life... Military Brat CHRIS CHASIN MITCHAM football, 1-4; basketball, 1; track, 1-3; Student Council, 1,2; track coach ' s award, 2; math award, 2, region typing champion... Mitch BILL MIZELLE auto Club, homeroom basketball. ..breaking my leg...Metzel MICHAEL ANDREW MOHR talent show, 3,4; soccer, 3; emcee for pep rallies, 4; football homecoming escort, 4; newspaper, 3; powder puff announcer, 4;Student Government, 4; class vice president, 4; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 2; social studies award, l...Life is too serious to be taken seriously. ..Bones. FRANK MURPHY basketball, 2; football, 2; soccer, 2...Murph MICHAEL ANTHONY MURRAY homeroom basketball, 1; Sophomore-Senior Band. ..No problem...Rosie MARK MUSSELL basketball, 1; baseball, 1,2; Hiking Club, 3...Mark DAVID NADWODNY talent show, 1; Auto Club, basketball, 4...Chicken Hawk THOMAS J. O ' CONNOR football, 1; soccer, 1-4; newspaper, 2-4; Ragnaroc, 3; Student Government, 1,2; National Honor Society, 2-4; Harvard book award; Georgia State certificate of merit; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; Georgia National Honor Society president, 4; lay minister, 4. ..Tom GREGORY KIRK OLIVARES wrestling, 4; Camping Club, 3; French Club, 3; letter in wrestling, 4...Greg WILLIAM HENDERSON OLLINGER, JR cross country, 1-4; track, 1-4; powder puff, 4; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3; cross country punctuality award. ..My name is O-0-O-Olinger...Bubba MEGHAN O ' NEILL track, 1-4; basketball, 1-4; cross country, 3,4; cheerleading, 4; newspaper, 2-4; editor, 4; National Honor Society, 2-4; homeroom basketball, 2-4; extraordinary minister, 4; Ethnic Relations Committee, 3,4; homecoming court, 4; powder puff, 3,4; Spanish Club, 3; class vice president, 2; talent show, 2; Georgia State Certificate of merit; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; American High School Athlete; most versatile Senior; coach ' s award, track, 1,3; Vanderbilt Dean ' s scholarship; state finalist, 880-yard run, 1,2,3; valedictorian.. .Thoreau, it ' ll work out.. .Meg. 3; media center, 1,2,3; homeroom VIVIAN ORR National Spanish exam, 1; Spanish Club, 3; volleyball, 3; powderpuff, 3,4. ..Vivian MARY CATHRYN O ' SHEA Freshman skit; debate team. 1,2; Candystriper, 2; National Honor Society, 2,3,4; chorus, 4; C.C.D. teacher, 4; Freshamn social studies award.. .The class of ' 79 is one spirited classL.Mary CANDACE OUIMETTE powder puff; Saks fashion show... I can ' t remember, if I remember; I don ' t know. ..Candy ANDRES PAEZ soccer, 1-4; track, l...an outstanding soccer player.. .Chile Beany NANCY ANNE MARIE PAYNE transferred, Bishop McGuiness High School, 4; cheerleader, 3.. -Nancy CARL PEAVY cross country, 1; basketball, 1,2,3; track, 1; tennis, 2,3,4; powder puff, 3,4...Peevee THERESE PEREZ powder puff, 3; talent show, 2; Senior workday...the discipline office.. .Taco NANCY J. PETROLINE chorus, 2; powder puff, 3; track, 2-4; A.V.A. 1, 4; Senior workday, 4; Girl Scouts, 4; Candystriper, 2; ribbons in track.. .Coneheads and Steve Martin. ..Nena GINA MARIE PIACENTINI basketball, 4; powder puff, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 1,2,4.. .We finally made it...Gina JULIE PITRA track, 1; A.V.A., 1; Ragnaroc, 1,3,4; student representative for trip to France, 3; Senior workday; homeroom basketball, 1, 2; band, 1-4; Hiking and Camping Club, 3; French Club, 3; powder puff, 3,4; Giri Scout leader, 3; treasurer, Apathy Club, 4...First person to find a cure for all those afflicted with polyester poisoning.. .Wombat MARY CECILIA PRUDHOMME basketball, 1-3; homeroom basketball, 1,3; powder puff, 3,4; Senior workday; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3- varsity basketball letter, 3.. .So long. Pi HiL.Mary PATRICIA QUAILE chorus, 1-4; track manager, 2,3; homeroom basketball, 3; A.V.A. 4; Senior workday; talent show, 3...Tricia PETER EDWARD QUINONES football, 1-4; basketball, 1-2; track, l,2,4;...25t a beerL.Kino JULIE RAST Spanish Club, 3; varsity track, 3; powder puff, 3,4; annual, 4; National Honor Society, 4; homeroom basketball, 4; N.E.D.t! certificate of merit, 1,2; National Merit commended student, 4.. .Julie KAREN RENNELL chorus, 2; bicentennial magazine, 1; A.V.A., 4; Natioanl Honor Society, 2-4; Paris study group, 3; bicentennial award 1 How ' s French?...Karen KARL BENEDICT RIEGER homeroom basketball, 2-4; float, 2-4; swimming team, 3; letter in swimming, 3...The more you put into St. Pius, the more you ' ll get out... Karl BETSY RIEMAN Student Government, 3; class representative, 3; homecoming representative, football, 2;...Let the sun shine in...Sport JOHN ROTENBERRY band, 1,2... John ANDI RUFFIN basketball, 1; cheerleading, 2-4; co-captain, 4; Student Government Senior representative; annual, 3,4; co-editor, 4; extraordinary minister, 4; powder puff, 4; talent show, 2,3; National Honor Society, 2-4; French Club, 3; N.E.D.T. certificate, 1,2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; University of Georgia certificate of merit; football homecoming court, 4...Andi MARY RUSMISEL soccer, 4; powderpuff, 3,4; talent show, 3; float, 1; Senior workday. ..It ' s about time Pius had girls ' soccer.. .Mary ELIZABETH CLAIRE RUSSO chorus, 1; A.V.A., 4; Ping Pong Club, 3; Backgammon Club, 3; powder puff, 4.. .Liz KATHLEEN JOAN RYAN chorus, 1,2.. .How ' bout it?.. .Kay RITA SCHORNAK drama, 1-4; folk group, 1-4; float, 1-4; Freshman skit; Freshman- Sophomore play, 1; talent show, 3; shcool play, 4; Junior achievement, 3, 4; Senoior workday; powder puff 3 4- chorus 2...Butch Cassidy MIKE KEVIN SESSA Backgammon Club; basketball, 1; track, 2; homeroom basketball, 1- 3;. ..Let ' s go cruising.. .Mike KELLY ELIZABETH SHACKELFORD tennis, 1-4; Student Government, 2; powder puff, 3-4; Senior workday; talent show, 3; National Honor Society, 4; travel to France, 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3,4...Kelly JOE SIDE golf, 1; basketball, 1; football, 1-4; baseball, 2-4; powderpuff coach, 3; best defensive player...The great school spirit...Joe ccerballgirl, 4; French Club, HENRY SMITH Student government, 4; class president, 3; Naval Sea Cadet Corps. 2-4; National Honor Society, 3,4; potential candidate for Naval Academy, 4; American History award, 3; Holy Cross book award, 3; homecoming court. 4...Kermit LUCY SPALDING Drill Team, 4; powder puff, 4; Ping Pong Club, 3; Driver ' s Ed award. ..Mary Lou BRIAN STEINOCHER baseball, 1-4; wrestling, 4; art merit award, 2.. .Brian MARK STEPHENS soccer, 1-4; cross country, 2-4; Apathy Club, 4; homeroom basketball, 1,4; F.H.C. co-president; American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Senior representative; Spanish award. 1; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, l,2...el Marco SUSIE SULLIVAN basketball. 1; track, 1-4; Student Government, 1-4; Student Court, 4; A.V.A., 2; powder puff, 3,4; talent show, 3; announcer for Drill Team and basketball games, 3.4; homeroom basketball, l-4...Scooby TERESA MARY SUTTER talent show, 1,3; folk group, 2,3; chorus, 1,2,4; school play, 4; float, 1- 4 powder puff, 4; peer-helper, 3,4; A.B.B.W., 1-4; literary events, 4; Senior workday; homecoming committee, 2-4; Pep Squad, 3; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 2... I wish I had gotten to know everybody in my class.. .Sundance Kid MARY THAMER transfer. Lakeside High School, 2; Softball, 2; swimming tea, 3; powder puff, 3,4; soccer ballgirl, 4; homeroom basketball, 4;. ..Hey YOUL.Mary JOHN TIMME band; talent show; quartet; band award. ..John LORI MARIE TROTOCHAUD cheerleading, 1,2,4; co-captain, 4; powder puff, 3,4;! homeroom basketball, 1-4; Backgammon Club, 3...Lori HENRY VASQUEZ baseball, 3,4; letter, 3; certificate of recognition, 3... I will remember how school was when I came here.. .Julio SON HU VU transfer, Damien Memorial High School Honolulu, Hawaii, 3; soccer, 3,4; powder puff, 3,4; homeroom basketball, 4; band, 1-4; Atlanta Symphony youth orchestra, 4; school play, 4; peer-helper, 4;. ..The best time in school is being a Senior.. .Son LAURA ELIZABETH WARD special minister, 4; National Honor Society, 2-4; parliamentarian, 4; Student Government, 3; Community Relations Committee, 3; talent show, 1-3; school play, 4; powder puff, 4; Terminum magazine, 1; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 3,4; Elks Teenager of Month Nominee, 4; Freshman English Award, 1... Laura CLAIRE ELIZABETH WARREN French Club, 1,2; Community Action, 1,2; Human Relations. 3; extraordinary minister, 4; C.C.D. teacher, 1,2; National Honor Society, 4; Ragnaroc, 3; band, 3,4; newspaper, 3; talent show, 3; Spring arts, 3,4; school play, 4; powder puff, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students.. .Eclaire LAURA WESTERFIELD talent show, 2.3; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 1,2; National Merit commended student; English award, 1; Spanish award, 1; second place, current events, 1... Laura MICHAEL RAYMOND WHALEN cross country, 3; track, 3.4; National Honor Society; National Merit semi-finalist.. .Mike ROBERT JOHN WHITE, JR. football, 3; baseball, 3,4...Robby SHAUNDA KAY WILSON transfer. St. Brendan High School, Miami, Fla., 3; powderpuff, 3,4; float, 3,4; Senior-Freshman day, 3; homeroom basketball, 3,4.. -shredded hamstring.. .Sunshine ANN WILLIAMS chorus, 1,2; Drill Team, 3,4; treasures, 3; lieutenant, 4; powder puff, 3,4; talent show, 3; homeroom basketball, 1-4; most improved student in Engilish, 3... Annie KURT WILLIAMS transfer. Sylvan Hills High School, 3...Klink JOHN ROBERT WINECOFF bnad, 2,3; homeroom basketball, 1-4; Auto Club, 3; As we go our separate ways, we ' ll remember the good old days...Jay-Dubb WARREN KEITH WRIGHT Society of Distinguished American High School Students; attended MITE program at Ga. Tech; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; French award, 2;. ..I ' m still young, proud and black...Choc RODNEY LANIER WYATT basketball, 2-4; football, 2; Constitution honorroll; Greater Atlanta Prep Classic all tournament team; top 25 high school players in Georgia: Constitution AAA player of the week; DeKalb, Atlanta Tip Off Clubs, team of the month. ..Will somebody please check free...PeeWee JOHN ANTHONY YETMAN cross country, 1,4; track, 1,2; basketball, 1; talent show. 3,4; rotunda. 4; homeroom basketball, 1,3,4; Chess Club, 1.2,3; band 1-4; N.E.D.T. certificate of merit, 2; band award. 1-4; national math exam, 3,4; third place, talent show. 4; cross country award, 4. ..a wild and crazy guy. ..Tony Support o a 178 179 Oa-Pi mc ARTS AND CRAFT SUPPLIES 7232 Roswell Road North Springs Center TAIDO 21st Century Art of Self - Defense (2) FREE try-out lessons at NO obligation with APPOINTMENT Call 455-3889 5091-A Buford Highway Northwoods Plaza Doraville Ga. Homeroom 34 rs. 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Prudence 134 Baker, Sandra 144 Balaum, Cheryl 89,124 Baldwin, Tom 124 Balsam, Traci 1 1 7, 124 Bandoly, Glenn 144 Banks, Kim 144 Barkley, Liz 92, 121, 124 Barkley, Sally 156 Barnett, Mrs. Rayanne 113 Barth, Joycelyn 124 Beaver, Beverly 95, 27, 156 Becker, Julianna 83, 123, 124 Becker, Norman 156 Bedard, Carolyn 156 Bedard, William 134 Bell, Bill 134 Bellospirito, Gloria 134 Bellospirito, Sabrina 144 Benca, John 122 Benedit, Janier 134 Benise, Christine 124 Benjamin, Chris 49, 52, 53, 78, 144 Benning, Beronica 145 Benning, Wanda 124 Benoit, Jacqueline 5, 50, 156 Benoit, Tricia 50, 134 Bentley, Pat 134 Bentley, Phil 126, 156 Ben tz, Francis 88,124 Berding, Marjean 12, 144 Bergmann, Ben 72, 88, 144 Bergmann, Mikel ..11, 31, 74, 156 Berthelsen, Robert 157, 203 Beverly, Michael 116,157 Beyer, Jody 124, 131 Beyer, Matt . . 74, 85, 86, 144, 145 Beyer, Susan 29, 83, 134 Bigler, Alberto 144 Bigler, Yurg 124 Billingsley, Mrs. Loretta 112 Bird, Laura 12, 28 Bird, Lisa 2, 123 Blodgett, Janice 124 Blanco, Manuel 134 Boggs, Carrie 12,48,74,144 Boggs, Tim 124 Bolen, Clarence 134 Bond, Patty 82, 156 Borst, Mr. Richard 102-103 Bouska, Lynn 89, 134 Bracken, Hugh 134 Bracken, Mary 157 Brackett, Tracey 124 Bradford, Shelly 124 Bradshaw, John 86,144 Bradshaw, Sally 17, 134 Brandon, Mrs. Mary Ill Brandt, James 2,28,34,95,157 Brannon, Todd 79, 134 Brannon Kevin 134 Brennan, Greg 79, 144 Brennan, Patty 89,124 Brewster, Jeanne 157 Brieske, Mrs. Jeanie 99 Brieske, James 124 Brieske, John 88, 134 Brisbane, Mr. Gene 105 Brothers, George 134 Broussard, Bridget 134 Brown, Ronald 145 Buechner, Laura ... 3,4,11,22,157 Buechner, Robert 52,72,134 Burdette, William 74,88,157 Burns, Danny 124 Burns, Elizabeth 135 Burton, Brian 50,157 Burton, Lynne 124 Byrd, Marlon 79,135 Callahan, Jack 135 Callahan, Maureen ... 82,158,172 Callahan, Sheila 83,124 Camacho, Maria 83, 135 Camacho, Rosie 73, 89, 135 Camp, Lorena 73,89,125 Campbell, Chris 83,125 Campbell, Loretta 135 Canahl, Amdnda 125,129 Caragher, Chris 145 Caragher, Mrs. Joan Ill Carswell, Mrs. Frances 101 Carter, Keith 135 Carver, Bill 24 Carver, Lloyd 135 Cashin, Carol 2,5,134 Cashin, Kelly ....7,50,51,121,158 Cashin, Margie .. 10,158,167,176 Cassidy, Caroline 135 Cassidy, Greg 145 Castricone, Kathy 135 Chambers, David 125 Chaney, Richard 79,145 Cherry, Hilary 125 Chloupek, Miss Kay . . . 73,89,103 Ciprari, Karen ..48,75,89,153,158 Clancy, James 135 Clark, Lance 85,152,158 Clavijo, Daniel .... 85,86,145,203 Clavijo, Peter 125 Cleveland, Lynne 145 Cogelia, Joseph 125 Colbert, Stacye 135 Comer, Christy ... 3,66,92,152,158 Conboy, Cathy 5,135 Connors, Brian 145 Controno, Sr. Madeline 7,99 Coons, Ann 11,158 Coons, Edward 135 Coons, Mary 125 Corbett, Chris 86,145 Corbett, Danny 125 Corbett, Steve 135 Corless, Thomas 135 Correnty, Karen 48,153,159 Corso, Theresa 135 Consentino, Karen 145 Couch, Stephen 125 Coulter, Bernie 135 Carain, Mr. Bill 108 Crawford, Miss Susan 108 Creedon, Paul 135 Crelia, Melanie ... 3,81,82,152,159 Crilly, Elizabeth 125 Currin, Sherry . . . 26,52,75,92,145 Curry, James 88,135 Curry, Patrick 92,125 Dallas, Mike 125,126 Dallas, Paul 135 Daly, Tim 125 Darby, John 135 Davenport, Mrs. Annette .... 114 Davis, Therese 159 Deakins, Sherrill 24,125 Dean, Whatley 127 DeBorde, Frank 32,112,145 Deckbar, Barbara . 80,82,145,150 Deckbar, Donald .. 9,11,25,28,76, 78,120,159,166,177 Decker, Jeff 159 Decker, Sandra 135 deGive, Theresa ... 28,89,152,159 deGolian, Ann 135 DeGuenther, Mark 135 DeLoach, Donald 2, 110, 159 Dempsey, Tracy 90,159 Dent, Gelonia 125 Dertinger, Juanita 145 deSantis, David 94,125 deSantis, John 136 Dessez, Janine 125 Devereus, Elizabeth 136 Diamond, Evelyn 125 DiGirolamo, Ann 125 Dirr, Chris 27,33,34,88,159 Dixon, Darryl 25, 133, 136 Dobson, Scott 94, 145 Doherty, Barbara . . . 22,83,89,145 Doherty, Deborah 145 Dolan, Sherry 89,125 JJonahoo, James 145 DoSahoo, Theresa 153,159 Doran, Laura 145 Doran, William 81,125 Dorsey, Valerie .... 7,20,57,89,160 Dorsey, Victoria 8, 57,136 Dorsey, Vivien 57, 125,131 Dotson, Tammy 145 Drayton, Chap 145 Drayton, Sally 56,57,160 Driver, John 126 Dudley, Edward 88,146 Duffy, Sr. Mary Frances .. 99,100 Dukes, Charlotte 50,136 Dunavant. Debby 7,136 Dunn, Mr. Augustine 83,89 Dunn, Terrence 126 Dunn, Tim 74 Dupont, Jon 160 Dupont, Thomas 136 DePree, Robert 79,126 Durden, Darole 126 Durst, Gary 126,160 Edgecomb, Cindy 126 ' Elder, Amber 160 Elwood, David 79,136 Ellison, Chris 136 Engel, Lynn 136 Erbs, Mary 152,160 Fabian, Mario 146 Fadel, Lauren 136 Falk, Elsie 160 Featherstone, Dawn 136 Felder, Teresa 126 Felderwerth, Nathan 3,34,160,178 Fernandez, Noni 7,57,152,161 Fessenden, Cynthia 4 Fessenden, Diane 83,136 Fey, Jiggs 161 Fields, Cecilia 83,89,126 Fitten, Joseph 79,123,126 Flam, Janice 32,146 Fleming, Sharon 133,136 Fletcher, Matthew 146 Fleury. Sr. Mary DeSales 108 Flory, Cindy 161 Flowers, Andy 126 Flowers. Carol 146 Flowers, David .... 74,86,161,170 Fodor, Mrs. Elizabeth 106 Foley, Anne 4,152,161 Foley, Steve 136 Foley, David 126 Ford, Joyn 126 Foskey, Paul 88,146 Foskey, Mary Anne 126 Foster, Connie 161 Fragapane, Jayson 58,90 Fragapane, Rick 146 Francinques, Kelly 146 Franciques, Michelle .... 161,204 Fratesi, Phillip 90,136 Fratesi, Robert 3,10,33,34,161,203 Frazier, Charlene 4,57,162,178,205 Frazier, Cherise 146 Frechette, Paul 90,126 ' Frechette, Thomas 162 Fredette, Henry 162 Fredette, Renee 31,146 Furbish, William 24,90,146 Furcron, Charne 136 Furcron, Pherita 146 Fusco, Kerry 9,126 Gallagher, Deirdre .... 29,89,136 Gallagher, Geargal . . 46,47,84,162 Garibay, Sandra 136 Garibay, Sonya 47,162,177 Garcia, Tara 162 Garner. Claude 146 Gates, Gregory 30,162 Gazzola, Liz 126 Gazz ola, Jennifer 136 Gaynoe, Mrs. Martha 108 Gerdes. Felix 6,47,162,176 Gerdes, Philip 72,146 Gernazian, Charles 126 Gernazian. Gerard 69 Gerstner. Debby .22,46,49,153,154, 163,177 Gfroerer, Gaylan 86,146 Gilmer, Terese 1 46 Gimma, Mario 136 Gmiter. Keith 92,136 Goda, James 86,153,152 Gonzalez. Mr. Armando Ill Good, Laura 1 26 Goode, Kathy ... 29.35,73.136,205 Goode. Michael 1 1.24.28.47,72,77, 78,120,154,163 Gordon, Eva 126 Gorey, Kathy 136 Goryn. Traci 12.163 Gray. Walter 79.126 Green. Handsel 136 Green. Thomas 146 Giffin. Oynton 137 Griner. Michelle 126 Guscio, Miss Ann 110 Guthrie. Mike 110.153,165 Gutkencht, Gwen 137 Guzman, Tony 162 Haddad, Lisa 146 Han. Chi 137 Hammett. Peter 94,126 Hanning. John 137 Hansen, Laura 137 Harper, Beth 92,136,137 Harris, Vicky 146,151 Harris. Sheila 137 Harrison. John 88,137 Hatheway, Mark 73,137 Hatheway. Stephanie 126 Hawkins. Jerry 137 Hayden, Julie 126 Hay ward. Susan 146.205 Hedges, Diane 163 Hedges. Laura 146 Hedges. Nancy 137 Hein. Mary 137,139 Hellgeth, Kathy 137 Hendricks, Cynthia 146 Hendricks. Richard 126 Herberholz. I.ynne 12.13.136,137 Herlihy. Anthony 127 Herlihy. Steve 127 Hernandez. Laura 163,168 Herubin, Lisa 32,92,146 Heusel, Donna ..5,27,152,158,163 Heusel, Susan 137 Heyl, Miss Barbara ... 83,89,103 Hidding, Andrea 137 Hight. Holli 82.92,146 Hill, Brian 127 Hillsman, Chris 74,163 Holmes. Mr. Lamar ..8,12,95,119 Hines, Evelyn 137 Hoch, Madeline 50,146 Hoch, Paula 28,123,127 Hoeler, Judith 152,163 Hoeler. Patricia 50,134 Hogan, Angela 146 Hogan, Stephen 146 Holmes. Laurie .. . 52,158,163,176 Homrich. Mark .... 72,88,146,203 Honour, Carol 83,137 Horlock, Chris 137 Horlock, John 164 Howard. Lisa 164 Hudlow, Jon 164 Hudson. Greg 127 Hughes, Anne 146 Hughes, Sherri 126 Hughes. Toby 14,78,115,146 Hunsucker, Jeff 127 Hunsucker, Mike .. 9,11,69,77,78, 152,164 Hunter. Katy 5,14,19,146 Hynes, Julia 147 Ingram. Alice 137 Irastorza, Aida 127 Irastorza, Lizzie 5.50,147,150 Jackson, Christina 152,164 James. Dana 127 Jameson. Elaine 164 Jameson. Mrs. Gloria 112 Jameson. Pat 137 Jameson. Robert 1 27 Janas, Barbara 147 J anas, Jean 123,127 Jardina, Mary 29,48,81,82,133,137 Jardina, Mike 127 Johansen, Laura 73,83,137 Johnson, Angela 137 Jones, Cindy 123,124,127 Jones, Renee 137 Jones, David 164 Jones, Danny 147 Jones, Juliet 75,82,89,121,147,205 Jones, Jai 20,95,122,127 Jones, Mary 147 Jones, Sheila 164 Jordan, Mary 137 Jordan, Michael 147 Kandra, Steve 20,164 Kandra, Paul 12,147 Keating, Kelly 127 Keating, Megan 137 Keithly, Travis 127 Keller, Michael 147 Kelly, David 135,137 Kelly, Naggett .... 26,53,157,164 Kelly, Robert 95,127 Kelly, Mr. Mark .. 26,29,76,78,117 Kelsey, Eileen 137 Kern, Kevin 147 Kerner, Miss Pat 115 Kershaw, Karl 137 Kiefer, Maureen 164 Kikta, Paula 147 Kimmel, Lyle 90,127 Kingery, Patrick 127 Kissell, Carolyn 127 Kissell, Jim 34,88,120,164 Klant, Annemarie 54,147 Klant, Karen 137 Klant, Peter 127 Klant, Robert 34,54 Klimczak, Kristan 75,83,89,95,127 Klister, Miss Charlene 109 Kolarcik, Mr. Gary 3,15,98 Kortan, Kimberly 75,89,147 Kortan, Holley 95,128 Kye, Young 147 Kosakowski, Mark 147 Krautter, Kimberly 116,128 Krick, Kathy 128 Krol, Ellen 137 Kruer, Janet 29,83,133,138 Kuhlmann, Loretta 138 Laba, Clair 138 Lamb, Lon 138 Lampe, John 165 Lampkin, Diandrea 89,138 Lampkin, Donna . 73,75,82,89,147 Landers, Alan 147 Lane, Robert 138 Laney, Charles 128 Lang, Monique 147 Langsfeld, Elizabeth ..29,83,133, 138 Lawson, Bill 147 Leach, Lori 7,45,89,112,147 LeBlanc, Lisa 128 Lee, Thomas 123,124,128 Leon, Mrs. Consuelo 113 Lewis, Anthony 128 Lind, Robert .... 15,19,31,165,206 Llano, Emma 138 L ' Official, Carolyn 147 Logan, Latania 5 Logan, Ronald ... 2,28,76,78,138, 165,169 Long, Chris 128 Long, Mark 138 Long, Rodney 128 Lopez, Mary 152,175 Loughrey, John 3.160,174 Love, Nancy 26,121,247 Love, Tom 67,165 Lucas, Alecia 81,147 Luedtke. Mrs. Mary Catharine 53, 110 Lummus, Dexter 70,147 Lynch Carol 147 Lynch, Gordon 128 Machado, George 138 Machado, Martha 165 Macias, Adele 73,128 Macias, Carmen 128 MacLaren, Brice 10,165,176 Maddox, Donna 138 Maguire, Mary Ann 165 Maguire, Jim 128 Maher, Marianne 120,121,147,150 Maloof, Frank 79,128 Maloof, Keith 90,95,147 Maloof, Marion 147 Maloof. Mr. George B 26.97 Manarin, Anna .6,11,24,28,29,48, 152,153,155,165 Manarin, Robert 138 Mann, Julie 128 Manning, Cheryl 83,128 Manning, Edward 48,125,166,169 Mansour, Monzer 79,138 Marcucci, Mike 138 Marcum, Adele 7,89,147 Marcum, Ross 147 Margeson, Melanie 128 Margeson, Steve 138 Margeson, Tom .46,66,92,166,174 Marietta, Mary 166 Markham, Chris .... 20,24,71,128 Markwalter, Gary 79 Marsden, Mrs. Janet .... 103,119 Marsden, Matt 71,128 Marsden, Paul 69,86,148 Marsolan, Aimee 128 Martin, Lori 2,166 Martin, James 128 Marvish, Louise 128 Maschinot, Carrie 128 Mason, Tommy ..67,77,78,88,166 Mattern, Yvette 138 Mauge, Lenore 121,148 Mauge, Lita 47,166 Maxson, Robert 138 McAndrew, Patty 148 McCarthy. Denis 28,86,148 McCoy, William 148 McCrary, Michael 128 McCrum, Annette 11,166 McDaniel, Jennifer 25,138 McDaniel, Sarah 1481,151 McDaniel, Tracey 148 McDevitt, Harry 79,166 McDevitt, Patrick 90,138 McDonough, Sr. Ann Marie . 107 McDonough. Karen 128 McFadden, Amy 73,89,148 McFadden, Megan 4,25,28,53,73, 89,120,153,154,167 McGinn, Geth 148 McGinn, Kathy . 10,46,50,152,167 McGinn, Theresa 128 McGivern, Jack 128 McGonegal, Patricia . 5,46,52,53, 123,167 McGonegal, Kathy 148,205 McGonegal. Phil 72,135,138 McGonegal, Kelly .... 48,124,128 McGowan, Alison 138 McGowan, Mike 78,88 McGraw, Michael 167 McGraw, John 86,88,148 McGraw, Daniel 72,139 McHale, Kathy 117,139 McHugh, Mary . . . . 29.86,134,139 McHugh, William 167 Mclntyre, Sandy 139 McLaughlin, Maureen .. 10,12,46, 50,51,152,167 McLaughlin, Tom 74,148 McLaughlin, Annl 29,139 McLaughlin, Lee 139 McLellan, John 111,128 NcNair, Billy 148 McNair, Patty 139 McVaugh, Lisa 128 Melvin, Chris 139 Melvin, Dan . 21,84,86,94,167,203 Meredith. Sharon 167,179 Meredith, John 78,88,139 Meredith, Tim 79,88,129 Merkle, Gladys 148 Merkle, Elizabeth 134 Miller, Robert 139 Miller, Marie 57,89,167 Millier, Melanie 129 Miller, Michelle 148 Miller, Robert 139 Mitcham, Chris 3,167 Mizelle, Bill 167 Mizelle, Mary 129 Mobley, Ana 128,129 Mobley, Vivian 148 Mohr, Mike .... 10,11,25,32,34,48, 120,153,168 Mohr, Lisa 57,129 Molesky, Suzanne 82,148 Monda, David 148 Monda, Douglas 129 Monda, Steve 139 Montealegre, Clara ... 48,133,139 Montealegre, Patricia . . 50,56,57, 152,168 Montross, Mike 148 Moore, Hutch 92,139 Moore, James 86, 148 Moore, Linda 89,139 Morales, Dania 21,144,148 Morgan, Mrs. Jene 112 Mozzone, Kathy 168 Mullenbach, Kathleen 129 Munoz, Livia 152 Murphy, Cam 139 Murphy, Erin 83,129 Murphy, Frank 86,168 Murphy, John 145,148 Murray, Teddy 129 Murray. Michael 130 Muscolino, Donna 50, 148 Mussell, Mark 168 Myers, Elliot 35,139 Nadwodny, David 168 Nagel, Diane 129 Najjar, Mary 50, 148 Najjar, Richard 88,139 Nee, Cecelia 148 Neil, Brenda 148 Nemeth, Mr. Al 58 Newbern, David 149 Newbern, Mike 90, 95, 149 Newbern, Steve 139 Newsome, Laura 129 Nichols, Hiram 126. 129 Nicholson, Andy 86,141,147 Nimmo, John 129 Nix, Tim 149 Norris, Britton 139 Nort, Tom 149 Oakes, Julie 148 O ' Brien, John 88.149 O ' Brien. Mary 83,89.129 O ' Brien, John 149 O ' Brien. Linda 7,149 O ' Connor, Thomas ... 86,120,127 47.168 Odom, Robby 139 O ' Gilvie, Sr. Elizabeth 97 O ' Keefe. Mary 149 Olivares, Greg 74 Olivares. Paul 129 Ollinger, James 149 O ' Neal, Mrs. Florine 114 O ' Neil, Mary Ellen 129 O ' Neil, Mrs. Mary 116 O ' Neill, Meghan .. 7,10,24,28,73, 82,89,46,52, 1 20, 1 55, 1 59, 1 64 O ' Reilly, Steven 149 Orr, Vivian 169 Orr, Joe 28,71,129 O ' Shea, Mary 169 Ottimo, Liz 149 Ouimette, Candance 169 Paez, Andrex .... 2,86,115,121,169 Pagoaga, Jose 147,149 Papandrea, Anthony 129 Paul, Crissy 149 Payne, Mrs. Doris 118 Payne, Margaret 139 Payne, Nancy 169 Peavy, Carl 153,161,169 Peek, Mary Ann 149 Peek, Kathleen 73,89,139 Peek, Denise 33,129 Peeples, Michael 169 Perconti, Josette 75 Perdomo, Reinaldo 149 Perez, Therese 3,5,11,152,170 Petroline, Gail 139 Petroline, Nancy 4,89,131,170,179 Pfeffer, Marianne 129 Pfeffer, Renee 139 Piacentini, Gina . . . 26,35,121,170 Piaia, Mike 139 Pitra, Jennifer 130 Pitra, Julie 170 Platford, Nancy 170 Poncinie, Danny 149 Poncinie, Richard 149 Potter, Lorraine 139 Prudhomme, Mary 5,170 Price, Bill 79,170 Prize, Zachary 139 Quaile, Patricia 10,11,57,170 Quinones, Pete 88,170,178 Radford, Mary 130 Raffaele, Sr. Rita 29,3,97 Raines, John 85, 139 Raines, William 149 Rapp, Jeff 130 Rast, Julie 170 Raudonis, Mr. Lee 107 Rawlins. Jon 130 Reardon, Joanie .... 66,82,89,149, 166,205 Redding, Alice 139 Redmond, William 130 Reeves, Hilary ,149 Reiley, Patricia 50,139 Reilly, Robert 149 Reimer, Mark 139 Reimer, Anne 130 Reneau, Mrs. Phyllis 115 Rennell, Karen 56,57,171 Reynolds, Ralph 140 Rhyne, Kimberly 149 Rice, Pattie 140 Rieger, Karl 171,176 Rieman, Elizabeth . 5,11,171,179, 205 Ringo, John 140 Roach, Mary 83,89,130 Roach, Mike 27,86,150 Robichaux, Michelle 130 Rodgers. Brenda 171 Rodriguez, Reme 140 Rogers, Michael 150 Rogers, Karla 130 Rogers, Bruce 140 Rolon, Carmen 150 Rolon, Suzanne 140 Rotenberry, John 171 Rubesch, Laura 89,140 Rudiger, Paul 140 Ruffin, Andrea 7,10,20,29,50,153, 171,174 Ruffin, Dana 95,130 Rumps, Karoline 2,123 Rumps, Killeen 2,150 Rusmisel, Mary 152,171 Rusmisel, Suzanne 89,140 Russell, Ms. Betty 106 Russo, Elizabeth 57,153,171 Ryan, Kay 171 Sabonis-Chaffee, Terry .... 73,89, 120,150 Sabonis-Chafee, Tom 130 Sanford, Melissa 140 Sattele, Mr. George 88,140 Sawyer, Kenlyn 130 Scarazzo, Lorraine ... 33,112,180 Scasino, John 130 Schlenke, Kirk 163 Schlenke, Carter 140 Schmidt, James 88,150 Schmidt, Sharon 83,140 Schmidt, Mary 130 Schmidt, Jron 94,130 Schmidtt, Mary ... 33,46,121,150 Schornak, Rita 171 Schreiber, Veronique 130 Schultz, Angela 83,130 Schultz, Carlus 79,140 Seitz, Mr. Joseph 118 Sessa, Mike 172 Shackelford, Kelly . 5,66,72,92,152 Sharp, Deby 130 Shea, Kimberly 140 Shoemaker, Doug 140 Side, Robert 69,90,172 Silas, Marsha 130 Silvio, Charlene 130 Sitko, Sr. Barbara 109 Skillas, William 92, 130 Smith, Mrs. Betsy 101 Smith, Henry . . . 4,22,24,27,48,49, 155,172 Smith, Juliann 130 Smith, Mr. Willie 11,18,117 Sniezek, Patrick 130 Snitzer, Karen 130 Snyder, Michael 140 Spalding. Mary 172 Sparks, Marina 140 Spellissy , Kevin 1 50 Standard, Kathy 123,130 Standard, Paul ... 48,125,128,150 Stebbins. Robert 140 Steinocher, Brian 74,90,172 Stephens, Corey 88,140 Stephens. Mark 72,86,172 Stephens, Mr. Tony 98 Stewart, Chauncey 130 Stewart, Leslie 89,140,150 Stout, James 140 Stout, Dwight 70,150 Stout, Laura 89, 135, 1 40,204 Stuart, Mary 75,150,203 Stotts, Abby 140 Stotts, Sally 3,20,52,171,172 Strougal, Angela 75,140 Stubbs, Tracy 121,150 Stubbs, Jay 140 Stubbs, Kelly . ' 83,130 Suever, Mrs. Ann 118 Suever, Peggy 150 Sullivan, Danny 88,140 Sullivan, Susie 45,48,172 Sullivan, David 74,150 Sullivan, Jeannie 150 Surratt, Marcia 140 Sutter, Teresa 172 Sutter, Kathy 150 Swindle, Janet 1 40 Sylvain, Valencia 140 Sylvia, Margaret 141 Tanner, Matthew 130 Tatum, Tesa 150 Taylor, Cynthia 83,130 Teauge, Adams 131 Thamer, Mary 34,172 Thompson, Mrs. Beth 108 Thompson, Laura 148,150 Thornton, Rebecca 150 Timme, John 31,165,172 Todd, George 151 Todd, Dorothy 131 Toledo, Danny 131 Tomlin, Sr. Kathy . 11,49,105,121 Trammell, Kevin 141 Trammell, Andrea 140 Trapp, Kelly 131 Trotochaud, Lori 152,173 Turchotte, Margaret 140 Turner, Benetta 131 Turner, Chris 151 Turner, Kevin 151 Turner, Vince 140 Turner, Christine .... 75,88,89,151 Turner, Patricia 24,146 Tusa, Patti ... 7,22,28,112,148,151 Tweed, Bill 151 Tweed. Ruth 140 Tweed, Veronica 131 Uselton, Will 131 Valenzuela, Mario 131 Vazquez, Henry 90 Vermilya, Mr. Wright .... 88,104 Villarrubia, Mr. Mario 118 Vinelli, Jimmy 131 Volmar, Lisa 29,49,138,140 Vu, Son 86,105,153 Waddell, Mary Anne 131 Walker, Mark 29,78,151 Walker, Scott 78,151 Walsch, Charles 131 Walsh, Mrs. Dorothy 118 Ward, Laura 11:47,173,174 Ward, Kathleen 56,57,151 Ward, Patricia 56,57,140 Ward, Robby 140 Ware. Jeanie 95,151 Warren, Britt 131 Warren, Claire 1 73 Warren, Jim 1 75 Warren, John 140 Watson, Chris 140 Webb, Norman 79,131 Weinzierl, Tim 161,173 Weisenfeld, Mark 131 Weiss, Cathy 131 Weser, Christine 140 Westerfield, Laura 171,173 Wethern, Thomas 140 Whalen, Mike 88,126 Whalen, Mary 140 Whelan, Rose 32,140 White, Laura 140 White, Robert 35,131 White, Robert 152,159,173 Whitman, Colleen 131 Williams. Elizabeth 2,173 Williams, Frank 151 Williams, Esterlita 140 Williams, Kathie 131 Williams, Kurt 173 Williams, Ralph 141 Willis, Ivy 54,151 Wilson, Dawn 141 Wison Shaunda 1 73 Wilson, Parker 131 Willson, Eric 131 Willingham, Lysa 140 Winecoff, John 1 8K Winecoff, David 106,131 Wirth, Michael 131 Wrigley, Alex 151 Wright. Chris 79,88.131 Wright. Mary 131 Wright, Warren 173 Wright, Vernon 151 Wyatt. Rodney 28,76,78,173 Yetman, John 32,173 Young, Rev. Dominic 99,100 Young, Rev. Terry 2,97 Young, James 88,131 Ziegler, Melissa 131 Zins, Mrs. Mary Ann 15,104 Zulaica, Tito 86 Zunde, Aidis 88,95, 151 rAitimM. ? j M