Notre dame high school canticle 1982web by Notre Dame High School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey

CANTICLE '82 Notre Dame High School

601 Lawrence Road

Lawrenceville, New Jersey

Voluflle XXII

Dedication

As freshmen we feared him; his posmon was not very appealing to us. Don't do this or that or you would be called to his office and later you would see him at detention. In our sophomore year, we still had a touch of fear; do this or that still meant detention. Questions about him still entered our minds. Juniors with only one year to go, we were very confused about his position; he still enforced discipline, yet we noticed his funny jokes, his multi-colored socks, his kindly advice. In our last year, seniors at last!, he had changed! He had seen us grow up and mature; he was our guide away from home. As seniors we not only came to know the many dimensions of this man with the impossible job, but we came to appreciate and respect him as well! We took great pleasure in fondly dedicating the 1982 CANTICLE to Mr. Albert Verdel.

D ennis Mosner

Mr. Albert Verdel Dean of Discipline

Roseanne Goerlich, Mr. Verdel and Moira Johnston pose for CANTICLE 2

Mr. Verdel loves to pour punch for Patricia Garner, Patricia Carroll, Martha Sullivan, and Sarah Enerson.

Who can ever forget Mr. Verdel's favorite pin-up?

STEPS We traipsed steadily through classes, days, weeks 路 .. years. Finally we realized how little time remained . . running down a long hallway, yet trying to slow down .. being spoon fed knowledge, uSwallow all 路 1t .,S goo d lor r o f 1t; you.", . . . seeing so many beckoning doors . .. as yet unopened 路 .. trying to pry open the future with curiosity wondering whether we'd rather just stop, sit down, and watch while the world spun by . . . seeing ahead to the future, someplace far from where we were . .. getting ready ... ge.t ting in line . 路 . . gett1ng set to go.

When we turned around and looked at our tracks in the snow . . . some looked strange, but look where we were headed .. we kept going . .. what should we do tomorrow? Who would we be? The snow would surely melt and who will have seen our footprints? ... When our footsteps no longer echo, our voices no longer ring in N.D.'s halls; memories will mark our passage. Molly Thompson

Sports ... 14

Academics . . . 40

Involvement . .. 54

Faculty ... 80

Underclassmen . . . 98

Seniors . .. 136

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Team Steps You step onto the field Anticipating the hard work ahead On your toes, stretch, warm up, step in place, ready to go your blood starts pumping And your feet start jogging Jog in time to the 'cheers Pound the ground and in your head - Win! You break into a run As the crowds start to shout .. . Dodging opponents, cutting into gaps, Faking, hurdling, anticipating traps, Sidestepping, diving into openings . . . picking up speed. Speed past the blur of faces on the sidelines Sprint the last few feet ' And dash on to triumph! Anita Huslin

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I Circus theme wins top honors for 12B.

Mr. Biancosino makes another one of his entrances.

Blue and White office-cial staff.

:jue Keirn in 12E car wash.

Into Fall Sports

The sounds of chanting, cheers, and laughter carry from the classrooms. People whiz by, making final preparations and watching for the judges. The band plays the victory march over and over. The pep rally is so loud you wonder why the roof doesn't lift off. This is the fuss and fun of Blue and White Day. Blue and White Day is when we at N.D. show our spirit of togetherness and of friendly competition. In the morning homerooms compete for the best decorated and most spirited; in the afternoon during the pep rally, class levels compete in cheering and in tugs-of-war; after school we unite in spirit and competition as we meet Trenton in our traditional football clash. Blue and White Day makes us stronger as a school, gives us confidence, and keeps our spirit of togetherness alive. D anielle Lettiere

Tootin' the horn for Blue and White.

The sign says it all, Mr. Kelly.

French fries for a Blue and White complexion.

ND Cheerleaders Right/Varsity /FRONT ROW: Donna Genovesi, Chrissi Bohlumbohm, jackie Shuster, Nell Ann Comfort, Patti DaBronzo, Betty Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Robin Lachapelle, Elise Holland, jill Maira, Cathi Breza, Cathy Siedenglanz, Amy Ciabattoni, Sue Zeis .

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Nell Ann Comfort and Patti DaBronzo.

Varsity takes a breather.

I Cathi Breza, jill Maira, Cathy Siedenglanz, Cindy Fless.

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Chrissi Bohlumbohm dances to "America."

Look Sharp

The Fall Varsity Cheerleading Squad

A spirited Betty Rodriguez.

Above/Junior Varsi ty /FRONT ROW: Leslie Cola cello, Judy Brodowski, Theresa Pizzuit, Claire Heitzmen. SECOND ROW: Lisa Novembre, Tracy Springer, Christi Zeis, Jackie Martini. BACK ROW: Julie Forman, Janice Grussler, Kathy Jo Harris, Sue Peters.

Amy Ciabattoni "punks out." Valerie Peoples "shouts it out."

Irish Pride Sparks From the beginning of freshman year, the team was told about pride ... Irish Pride! Mid-way through the year the Iri h stood 1-4. With the guidaI!ce of Mr. C. Moore and the devotion of the N.D. squad, a turnaround came. The '81 season became a winning one as the Fighting Irish posted a 5 -4 record. The scrappers earned their reputation as a hard hitting, tough, young defense. The offense, both "SaturdaY's heroes" and "the proud , the few , the O-line," pulled together to put the points on the board. A the seniors graduated and the other team members prepared for next year, Irish Pride remained the tradition of N.D.'s football team . Brian Bralynski

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Mr. Frank Gatto, Coach Chappy Moore and Dan Hayes watch a play.

Coaches Moore and Boyle brief Mark

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Offensive line coach Bob Jaroni gives mid -game instructions.

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A pep talk for the Fighting Irish. 20

The Irish charge to a victory at the Homecoming Game.

Winning Season Varsity Team/FRONT ROW: A. Tezla, R. Moran, E. Pineda, F. Ford, T. Evans, ]. Lynch, 1. Crawford, A. Bardsdale. SECOND ROW : T. Frost, . M . Ford, ]. D'Angelo, ]. Cortiz, ]. McKee, D. Liedtka, B. McCormack. THIRD ROW: Z. Fleming, D . Cook (Capt.), K. Wortham, V. Tarassov, M. Redmond, C. Grala, G. Schiavonne, 1. Brown, C. Tousley. FOURTH ROW: M. Derry, A. MacPhee,]. Arbitell, B. Bralynski, ]. Cifelli, B. O'Hare, C. McStravick, E. Papp, S. McGee,].]acobs. FIFTH ROW: M. Jakubowski, D. Rhym, R . Craig, E. Smith, D . Doherty, R. Sciandra, C. Vogt, R. Stec. SIXTH ROW: Coach Bernie Boyle, K. Brown, M. McCabe, T. Fleming,]. Murray, M. Wargo, Coach]ack Dunn. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Gatto, K . Weingardner, D. Roche, D. Hayes, C. Baron, ]. Calamia, Coach Charles Moore.

Scoreboard

N .D . 38 35 37 25 20

36 20 37 37

Trenton Steinert Ewing West Windsor Hamilton Lawrence Hightstown Princeton McCorristin

Opp. 0 14 14 12 12 21

0 19 13

].V . Record: 5-4 Freshman Record: 8-0

New on the sidelines, N.D: s leprechaun.

Dave Cook ready to go.

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Brian Bralynski in war paint.

Chris Vernon concentrates.

Andy MacPhee takes time out to pose for us.

Chris Vernon, Dave Cook, and John Terry are being candid.

Dan Hayes says "Thumbs up!" to N.D. football.

Scrambling up McCorristin.

Cheryl Nerwinski receives congratulations from her father.

Homecoming King & Queen, Bill Gillin and Cheryl N erwinski.

Are they sorry they visited?

Breaking through. Bill Gillin and his proud mother.

Soccer In Step

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An Irish blockade

I Follow the bouncing ball

After last year's winning season, Coach Mike Perone welcomed returning lettermen in expectation of improving 1980's 12 -8- 3 log. The Irish opened up the '81 campaign by reeling off five impressive victories which set the pace for the remainder of the season. Although at times the Irish lacked consistency, the N.D. booters were a mainstay in the Mercer County Loop, as runners-up in the CVC race. Misfortune plagued the Irish Eleven, as injuries felled several key players and sidelined Irish mentor Mr. Perone. Nevertheless, the Irish waltzed through their first victim of the state tourney, Camden Catholic, with a 5-0 whitewash. However, their season was rudely interrupted as they suffered a 3-2 loss at the hands of an outplayed Christian Brothers squad in the semi -finals. Overall, the booters finished 14 - 7, thus epitomizing the valiant, Fighting Irish spirit, both on and off the pitch.

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Coleman O'Donovan & Jim Hines N.D.'s all-weather goalie, Vincent DiMemmo

Varsity Soccer Team/FRONT ROW: David Valeri, Jeff Degler, John Tattory, Jeff Dill, Anthony Verrelli, Mario Cortina, Brian Falon, Anthony Serafine. BACK ROW: Robert Cook, Jimmy Hines, Kevin Nerwinski, John Harkness, Mr. Mike Perone, Coleman O 'Donovan, Gerry V rancik, Eugene Keegan, Vincent Di-Memmo.

Scoreboard ND 2 2 2 1

4 4 3 3 3 0 0 1 0 1

3 2

4 3 4 2

OPP Hunterdon Hightsrown Trenton McCorristin Ewing West Windsor Lawrence Hopewell Princeton Hightstown Steinert Hightsrown Ewing Lawrence Hamilton West Windsor Hopewell McCorristin Princeton

0 1 0 0 6 0 2 0 2 0 6 1

Camden Catholic Christian Brorhers Academy

3 2 2 0 0 0

Hines variety of soccer

Hustle, Hustle, Score! Determination, discipline, and sacrifice were again the first steps to a successful season for the soccer team. Next came the drills, the drills, the drills - strategy, team work, more drills. Occasionally there was frustration; always there was fatigue; at times, there were thwarted expectations and a step back, but in the end, the 1981 Girls Varsity Soccer team had one of its best years. It had the best offense with 82 goals and ,56 assists, and the defense allowed only 32 goals. Goalie Christina Fritz, who recorded five shutouts, Kirsten Veale and Kristina Veale made First Team All-County. Sandy Mahon was second leading scorer with 45 goals in three seasons to Vicki Hebeler's 69 goals. The team rook second place in the Colonial Valley Conference and made the semi -finals of the Mercer County Tournament. They went on to the second round of state play against top-seeded Delran, ro whom they lost a tough 2-3 decision in double overtime. Through fulfillment and frustration, this unique experience created deep friendships among players and players and coach. Coach Sandy Koschek kept the Wenches wailing and winning! Cynthia Co ritz and Mary)o Layton Even sidelined she uses her feet.

Kris under pressure.

Varsity Girls Soccer/FRONT ROW: C. Coritz, S. Mahon, C. Fritz, MJ. Layton, K. Veale, K. Kopec, D. Basco, M. Meagher. BACK ROW: Coach Sandy Koschek, D. Kelly, ]. Meagher, T. Liedtka, D. Bannister, M. Stockman, N. Hines, C. Flynn,]. Franceschini, K. Veale, B. Corrado.

Fooling around on the job.

I'Senior Wenches"

Colleen watches Stephanie use her head.

Mary keeps the concentration rolling.

Donna Basco shows her style.

V ARSITY SCOREBOARD N.D. 6 9 14 1 2

5 4 0

5 5 8 1

3 4 4 2

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Opp. 2 Hamilton 0 Hightstown 0 Montgomery 4 Ewing 1 Lawrence 2 W. Windsor 0 Princeton 1 Hopewell V. 1 Princeton 1 George School 0 Hightstown 2 Steinert 1 • Hightstown 5 Ewing 3 Lawrence 4 • Ewing W. Windsor 1 Hopewell V. 0 •• Madison •• Delran 3 • Mercer County Tournament •• State Tournament

).v. Girls Soccer Team/FRONT ROW: G. Garret, A. Hendrickson, C. Ricciani, H. Scheideler, D. Runowicz, L. D'Agostino, C. Moran, K. Dey. BACK ROW: M. Nosal, E. Cantwell, C. O'Donovan, K. Tammaro, C. Kostrzewa, M. Nitti, D. Runowicz, M. Sebasro, B. DeLorenzo .

N. D. Dollies DOfllinate N.D.'s Field Hockey team started out the season with a 2-0 victory over Holy Cross. The DoVies defeated Princeton at Princeton for the first time in N.D. history and then went on to beat them two more times, once at home and the third time in the semifinals of the Mercer County Tournament. Eleven returning senior lettermen helped the team to victory with their spirit and enthusiasm as they initiated six new varsity members to the team. Known as the 'Jekyll and Hyde" team in midseason, they ended the season with a victory over Ewing. Kris Joy and Donna Tursi were the team's leading scorers with nine goals each, and Cheryl Nerwinski tied N .D.'s previous record holder Pam Costigan ('80) with twelve assists. Though the loss of those eleven seniors may seem like a lot, as Coach Barbara Major put it, "It will just require a period of adjustment" for the Dollies. Laurie Holsneck & Anita Huslin

The 1981 ].V. Field Hockey Team

Anne Flynn, N.D.'s starting goalie.

SCOREBOARD

N.D. 2 0 0

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Holy Ctoss Hunterdon Central Hightstown Steinert Ewing Hun Lawrence West Windsor Princeton Hopewell Princeton Hightsto~n

Hamilton West Windsor Lawrence Princeton West Windsor Franklin Twp. Ewing Hillsborough Hopewell

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* Mercer Tournament Games ** State Tournament Games

Captain Karen Crowell using her defensive skills.

Page 28/Middle Left/JV Field Hockey Team/FRONT ROW: Joanne Piazza, Geniene Cafagno, Stephanie Dinardo, Anne Marie Sagarese, Mary Pat Bedard, Mary Roland , Lynn Evans, Cathy Hubert, MIDDLE ROW ~ Carol Trippa, Michele Morgan, Lisa Tomlin, Denise Schaibler, Lisa Besler, Clare Grala, Peggy Seidenglanz, BACK ROW/Lisa Morgan' Nancy Valeri, Maggie Road, Chris Garruba, Coach Peggy Rovello, Dot Kurbiewski, Carlene Fritz, Stacy Madden, Rose Totaro. Page 29/Top Right/Varsity Field Hockey Team/FRONT ROW: Terry Dovgala, Terry Mitchell, Kelly Keirn, Donna Tursi , Terri Langan , Mary Hannawacker, Anita Huslin. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Diane Olech, Anne Flynn, Marie Charyk, Kris Joy, Elise Holland, Cindy Russert, Kathy Allen, Cheryl Nerwinski, Sue Jakubowski, Laurie Holsneck, Karen Crowell, Coach Barbara Major. Coach Major and Ass't Coach Diane Olech with the 1981 Varsity Team.

Senior Team Members, Managers, and Statisticians being honored at the Homecoming Game.

Donna Tursi fighting for the ball.

Co-captain Cheryl Nerwinski in action. 29

In Stride With Cross Country

Tedious Races And Competition that Kills

Sue Keim

Cross Country Team

Coach Dave Hoch with the "better half' of the team.

Top Right/1981 Cross Country Team/ FIRST ROW: Sue Keirn, Kathy Hanak, Sue Sellers. SECOND ROW: Susan Tejeski, Janet Cieslin, Kim Kiovski, Bernadette Moehringer, Susan Foster, Sandy Sellers. THIRD ROW: Victor Poretti, Chris Alicks, Joe Charyk, Chad Casamento, Tom Kondash, Jeff Kowalski. FOURTH ROW: Joe Murphy, Mark Klosinski, Juan Santiago, Pete Bentz, Brendan 'Smith, Bob Ponticiello. FIFTH ROW: John Goeke, Bob Silvestri, Carl Powell, Eric Sklarchuk, Tom Pyle, Angel Mariano. BACK ROW: Chris Breiman, Bob Butler, Coach Hock, James Seliga, Chris Poreda.

Coach Hoch shares a

Pete Kellogg, John Goeke, Juan Santiago outstep the competition.

Carl Powell keeps his stride.

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Cliff Flowers' lOOOth The Fighting Irish were underrated in the preseason polls; then they won the Christmas Tournament and 14 of the first 16 games, and the sports writers took notice. Led by seniors , Dave Smo lka, Cliff Flowers, Jeff Celenta 0 and Gar Foy, th Irish were CVG runner up. Coache David Milinowicz and Ed Fireall took the Irish to face Mary land 's DeMatha H igh. Outstanding t am members were Captain liff Flower and Da e Smolka. Clif became a me ber o f th Mercer County 1,000 point club and Dave repre ented D in a No rd,! South NJ. All-Star game.

Gary Foy and Vince Lyons pay close attention.

The Legs have it.

Jeff Celentano on his guard . 32

Cliff Flowers sinks his 1000th

Coaches Greg Schafer and Dave Milinowicz.

Paces Irish Hooptnen

SCOREBOARD OPP

48 41 49 57 47 64

50 52 45 76 45 57 44 56 35 59 56 34 52 71

52 36 61 48

Somerville Bensalem, Steinert Harry S. Truman Steinert Hunterdon Central West Windsor Hightstown awrence McCorristin wing Princeton Hopewell Hamilton West Windsor Hightstown Trenton Lawrence McCorristin Ewing Princeton Hopewell Valley De Matha Lawrenceville

57 69 66 72

74 79 52 77 50 65 58 61 44 46

A long reach for Dave Smolka.

Dave Smolka on the line.

Cliff Flowers shows off his trophies. 33

100 Wins And

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1982 Girls Basketball team was a very

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team. The girls worked under the talented direction of head coach Mr. Simone and his five assistant coache . Captained by four seniors' Donna Bacso , a,ry Elizabeth Keefe. Sandy Mahon. and Sand y eller, th girls worked with dedication and enthusia m. They stood together as a unit and supported each other - win or losewith pride and determination. Their reward was wmning the Mercer County Tournament 54-37 against Tre ton High , making it 19 straight wins for the Irish girls. They vowed that their determination and hard () k would double as they continued to ork t( r th ir dream goal. tate Champions.

Donna Bac

SCOREBOARD N.D.

44 53 52 44 66

63 45 85 47 54 57 69 58 34 54 53 72

59 51 65 66

54 M.C.T.

46 43 5 M.C.T. Champs!!! 34

OPP. Council Rock Bensalem Steinert Camden Catholic Wildwood Catholic West Windsor Hightstown Lawrence McCorristin Ewing New Brunswick Princeton Hopewell Valley Hamilton West Windsor Hightstown Trenton High Lawrence McCorristin Ewing Princeton Hopewell Valley St. Regina West Windsor Hightstown Trenton High

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Sandy Sellers reaches for the top

Second Title

Sandy Mahon heads down court for "2" .

Mr. Simone goes over a last minute play. 35

N. D. Pins Foes

Varsity Wrestling Team Anticipating a winning season for Coach Gary Dambro's varsity wrestling team, several members excelled early for the Irish. The team participated in both the Elizabeth Invitational and the Mercer County Christmas T ournaments. Five Irish wrestlers placed in the Elizabeth Tournament: Mike Morreale and Chris Lynne captured first place medals for the second year in a row, and Mario Mazzuca, Tony Reres and Chris D' Agostino took second place spots. Then in the Christmas Tournament Chris D'Agostino and Chris Lynne secured second place medals. The senior co-captins, Mike Morreale and Chris Lynne were outstanding in dual meets as well. At mid season, together with eight upcoming wrestlers, Chris D' Agostino, Ian Cheewah, Steve Mahoney, Ed Pineda, Walt Pullen, Jeff Devenney, Tony Reres and Mario Mazzuca, the veterans were well on their way to a winning record.

Chris Lynne

Top/Varsity Wrestling Team/FRONT ROW: Joe Decker, Mario Mazzuca, Tony Reres, Mike Morreale, Chris D'Agostino, Ian Cheewah. BACK ROW: Jim Piechoki, Jeff Devenney, Walt Pullen, Chris Lynne, Ed Pineda, Steve Mahoney.

Co -captain Mike Morreale with another win. 36

Grappler Mario Mazzuca with a victory for the Irish.

Co-captain Chris Lynne greets his adversary.

Team members and Coach Gary Dambro with advice from the sidelines. 37

Tracking Through Winter

Boys Varsity Winter Track

Sue Foster, Lisa Morgan and Mr. Genovesi eagerly wait for the finish. Top/Boys Varsity Track/FRONT ROW: Vic Poretti, Frank Sobon, Joe Murphy, Joe Fagan, Chris Cortez, Rich Gardner, Rich Radice, Angel Mariano. SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Woolverton, Chris Breimann, Jesse McMillan, Juan Santiago, Rich Burnett, Leon Hunt, Zeke Fleming, Joe Charyk, Marvin Vaughan, Alcantra, Jim Seliga, Carl Powell, Paul Moehringer, Jeff Kowalski, Greg Coats, Jim Lopez, Mr. Genovesi.

Track member Carmen Calderon shot-putting. 38

Senior Girls Varsity Winter Track, with coach Mr. Anthony Genovesi.

Two of N.D:s best, Teri Mitchell and Cheri Wilkerson.

Girls Varsity Winter Track.

Making it over life's hurtle is Rich Alcantra.

Top Left/ FRONT ROW: Michelle Brown, Tracy Taylor,

Hitting the wire first is Zeke Fleming.

Cheri Wilkerson, Tangerla Mitchell, Joyce Pierce, Mr. Genovesi. BACK ROW: Sonya Williams, Joan Barlow, Sue Keirn, Teri Mitchell. Middle Left/ FRONT ROW: Meaghan Cannon, Michelle Morgan, Janet Cieslan, Kris Veale, Sonia Vaughan, Kecia Smith, Sue Foster. BACK ROW: Karen Kliwinski, Joanne Carter, Bernadette Moehringer, Lisa Morgan, Melanie Nosal, Sue Joy, Tara Jenkins, Lisa Witkowski, Sue Tejeski, Lisa Lyons. 39

School Steps The early years at N.D. provide a strong foundation for N.D. students to grow. From September to June, the students demonstrate personal dedication and willing sacrifice by accepting each new challenge given them in their classes. On each level, courses are offered which meet the students' needs and encourage them to develop their abilities and responsibilities. Step by step, with greater knowledge come greater confidence and enthusiasm. As time passes, the example of our teachers and the richness of our friendships with our fellow students help us grow in dimensiol}. The burden of each new challenge, each new goal set, is lightened by our physical, spiritual, mental, emotional maturing. Ambition forces us to struggle to grasp all the kn~wledge and to achieve all the personal growth which are possible at N.D .. Tracy Cicco

Morning Steps

The dawn of a new day.

Here so soon?

For members only.

Don't push, there's room for everyone.

Sleepy Stumbling Staggering Steps

N.D. halls await with open doors

Am I early?

Telling Past Prints Present Tense Future Paces Perfect Ending

Brother Domenic leads Medieval Madness.

Mrs. Burzachiello's senior English class listens attentively.

Students participate in the Roman Banquet.

Mrs. Kaplan works with advanced French students.

Mr. Wood humors his class.

Mrs. Palenchar talks to her German IV class.

Steps

Mrs. Salcewicz ponders a question on social justice.

Mr. Kelly talks to his senior Religion class.

Mr. Ardery points something out to his A.P. class.

Mr. Moore with his senior History class.

Books, books, books!

Fortnulating Steps

Measures Meters Modern Man

Mr. Genovesi gives Ken Graziul a few pointers.

Miss Barsky's Algebra II class.

Mr. Perone kicks around an idea. 46

N.D. typing student Lisa Logan.

Mrs. McGraw explains Why . . . Because!

Where it stops nobody knows.

Janet Rice takes typing seriously.

Mrs. Z. follows a point with a punch.

Mr. Hochschild helps Chris Kite in Chern Study. 47

Eat And Run

Zeke Fleming tries out the new game room.

We had that yesterday. 48

Father Hughes chats with Jim Jacobs and Chris Tousley.

Mr. Verdel: "Four minutes remaining."

Feeding Fueling Fouling Fumbling

"Red means 'Stop!'" says Drew Bowker.

"Spike it"!

Ed Wells reaches for the sky.

Mrs. Major does Roll Call! 49

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The dazzle of the stage.

Using our talents for others.

Mr. Loatman, backstage.

The finishing touches by Bill Nelson.

Smoothing And Shaping Our Footsteps

Mr. Grussler demonstrates another way to look at the camera.

Speaking of lenses ... . . the eyes have it.

Guidance counselor Mrs. Patricia Gergar.

Sonya Williams reads up on "the inner self." We caught Sr. Margaret Huley by surprise. 51

Wearied?

Danny Hayes waving good-bye.

Fine: $75. or 30 days in jail.

Gentlemen, start your engines.

Take off time for Lucky 13. Calling home for a ride.

Dave Cook bellows a fond farewell.

Joanne Franceschini relaxes before leaving.

Worried? Wilted?

How Do You Spell Relief? H-O-M-E!

Last minute riders.

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There's only one way out.

Mrs. Gavin and Tom Gavin, leaving for the day.

Stefanie Litus, glad to be leaving.

Side Steps Pacing is an essential step in finding and using one's inner talents and abilities. It is also essential to keeping one's sanity and not ttrigging out" with a mere mile to go. There are those souls, nevertheless, with seemingly endless stamina who take part in many different activities, such as, student government, theater productions, musical presentations, athletics, Koininia, the National Honor Society, the school literary publications, photography, Forum and Debate, just to name a few. For these people, there is no such thing as tttunnel vision." They veer off in various directions and add colorful dimensions to an otherwise predictable school day. In order to grow socially as well as academically and mentally, N.D. students take part in extracurricular activities which serve as catalysts for their growth. There are numerous opportunities for involvement at N.D., and N.D. students make use of them and thereby open themselves to new enriching experiences. Kristina Veale

A Step

Lisa Salazar as one of the Aquarian generation

"A gracious good evening," from Sandra Lewallen

The 1981 Mouseketeers 56

Punk rockers Harry Skopas and Lou Grama

Through Titne

Seniors in the spotlight

Jeff Jenei on the drums

Director, Mr. Richard Loatman

Our own Sr. "Stan" Harold and Sr. "Ollie" Joachim Honorable Thomas Shaw and Most Honorable Janice Latella

This year, the fall of '81 was a special one. With the Middle States Evaluation closing in, the fall became a fury of activity among the faculty, students, and the maintenance staff. When Middle States finally arrived in the early part of November, the tension was heavy as each aspet of N.D. life was evaluated. Notre Dame faired very well according to the report that was given to Father Hughes and the faculty. The Harvest Moon Ball was an appropriate end to a busy autumn. The affair was put on by the Band Parents and held in the school q.feteria. Dinner and dancing were the main part of the evening's agenda. With the presence of colder weather and snow, N .D. found itself caught up in the excitement of the Christmas holidays. As soon as the joy of the season took hold, N.D.'s Christmas tree was put up in the main foyer. With the help of Mr. Butler and the Key Club, N.D. was alive with Christmas spirit. The class levels did their part to spread the holiday spirit by collecting money and presenting various organizations and groups with donations and gifts. The Christmas Cotillion was once again an important part of Christmas. Students attended an evening of dinner and dancing.

George Kowalski Father James O 'Brien, Head of Middle States.

Parents formed part of the ' Welcoming Committee for Middle States.

Mr. and Mrs. Sara and Scare Crow. 58 Yearbook window catches the eye of Gerry V rancik.

A time to reflect on the Christmas season.

Seniors prepare presents to be given to the needy.

The Christmas Tree Crew: BACK ROW; Carl Powell, Andy Macphee, Ted Fleming. FRONT ROW; Chris Vernon, Jeff Dill, Bob Spilatore, Brian Bralynski.

The 1981 N.D. Christmas Tree.

Cindy Jackson enjoys herself at the Cotillion.

The Christmas Cotillion cake.

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TRAILSIDE ' LODGE

REGISTRATJO

N.D.'s clubs are numerous and varied; they range from athletics to chess to dungeons & dragons to honors to literary publications to service to varsity letters. They offer the students many ways to use their talents and ideas to benefit not only the school and the community but themselves as well. The clubs are often u ed to allow opportunities for scientific experiments outside of the classroom as in the Science in Life club, for community service through many of the clubs such as the Koinonia Club, and to channel innovative ideas such as through the Drama club. Often, the members play host to guest speakers from the worlds of business, journalism, and the arts. Clubs offer another necessary dimension for expression and growth to N.D. students.

Art Sohl and Raymond Hsiao check out science in life.

Dungeons and Dragons.

Kathy Hanak and Eric Heitzman man the German Club exhibit.

Clubs

Ski Club/Underclassmen: C. Alicks, M. Bell, K . Boulger, e. Cota, e. Crowell, L. Del Monte, K . Dey, S. Foster, S. Goehring, e. Grosso, D. Grosso, M. Haast, M. Heitzman, D . J anuzzi, A. Lieggi, L. Moody, A. Mulhearn, e. Murphy, T. Murphy, R. Nix, M. Nosal, K. Perry, M. Redman, J. Revak, E. Rogers, e. Russert, P. Salo, M. Schaffener, E. Veale, R. Verrelli. Ski - Underclassmen

Ski Club/ Upperclassmen: Fr. Hughes, Moderator, P. Anderson, J. Ceffelli, R. Ailey, T. Biesiadecki, A. Blackwell, K. Breza,/B. Cook, e. Coritz, M. Cortina, K. Crowell, D. Cubberly, B. Curtain, J. Degler, B. DeLorenzo, e. Dey, V. D iMemmo, K . Direske, D. Dura, L. Farone, e. Fless, A. Flynn, e. Critz, B. Gillin, T. Glackin, R. Goerlich, L. Greber, M. Harcar, S. Harris, T . Harris, E. Holland, R. Humphrey, A. Huslin, M. Johnston, K. Joy, K. Karsardy, K . Kiovsky, M. Kopec, M . Krawiec, D. Lemire, J. Lisnak, S. Lewallen, A. MacPhee, J. Maira, P. McGuiness, A. Meszaros, e. Nerwinski, e. O 'Shea, S. Palsir, V. Peoples, D . Pirone, J. Provenzano, M. Redmond, A. Roland, M. Roland, D. Runowicz, J. Sabato, K. Schaffener, L. Schannen, H. Scheideler, J. Shuster, K . Springer, A. Stanley, J. Stockman, J. Tattory, J. Terry, D. Valeri, e. Vernon, G. Vrancik, E. Wells, e. Wilkerson, S. Zeis.

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Top Right/FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mary DePuglio, Valerie Peoples, Patricia Gardner, Azza Halim, Jennifer Hart. BACK ROW: June Mihalcik, Lynn Folino, Dana Pirone, Gerry Oravsky, Diane Runowicz, Hossam Halim, Mary Burke. French Honor Society.

Mrs. Mary DePuglio, French HOf}or Society Moderator.

Anna Bevilacqua presents Mrs. Palenchar with a gift.

Bottom Right/FRONT ROW: Lynn Folino, Dana Pirone, Kathy Hanak, MIDDLE ROW: Mike Feldenzer, Renee Staub, Mrs. Palenchar, Frank Farrell, Patricia Gardner, June Mihalchik, Cora Mitchell . BACK ROW: Jackie DeAn gelo, Joanne Faulkner, Barbara Courtney.

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Clubs

Top Left/FRONT ROW: Molly Thompson, Rose Panzitta. BACK ROW: Dewanda McGrae, Debbie Borges, Bernadette DeLorenzo, Deloris Scipio, Priscilla Peloubet, Bernadette Trus, Mrs. Gribbin. F.B.L.A.

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Bottom Left/ FRONT ROW: Mark Krisanda, Deloris Scipio, Pat Morton, Michelle Rogers. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Peoples, Joanne Faulkner, Jackie D .... Ange.lo, Dewanda McGrae, Mary Ann Lichon, Priscilla Peloubet, Cathy Bryant, Migdalia Santiago. BACK ROW: Cora Mitchell, Denise Yousko, Lucy Amendola, Tecla Sola.

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Clubs

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Top Right/FRONT ROW: Joe Nolan, Tuhina Chandra, Jennifer Hart, Cora Mitchell, Phillip Thoennes, Mr. Hochschild. BACK ROW: Joe Thoennes, Chris Kite, John White, Tom Dzomba, John Singer, Dan Maurer, Eric Heitzman, Ralph Gray, Steve White. Middle Right/FRONT ROW: Kathy Hanak, Anna Bevilacqua, Kathleen Haller, Jackie Grussler. BACK ROW: Mr. Wood, Stephanie Souza, Robert Russin, Eric Heitzman, Maureen O'Reilly. Games Club.

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National German Honor Society.

Bottom Right/FRONT ROW: Jennifer Hart, Theresa Grochala, Marzena Ba j dalzki, Frank Farrell, Sharon Lewis, Karen Walsh, Renee Staub, Lynn Folino. BACK ROW: Michelle Kopec. Marie Charyk, Kathy Rostock, Letitia Peters, Bernadette DeLorenzo, Mike Farrell, Kim Kates, Pattie Goeke, Mr. Spitz. 66

Key Club.

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Koinonia Upperclassmen.

En joying the Special Childrens Social.

Koinonia Underclassmen.

Bottom Left/FRONT ROW: Mrs.

Palenchar, John Tattory, Sharon Lewis, Coleman O 'Donovan, Chariss Wooding. SECOND ROW: Kathy Rostock, Renee Stau b, Rosita Santiago' Kathy Hanak, Sue Palsir, Ron Mendoza. BACK ROW: Joe Nolan, John White, Frank Farrell, Margaret Tullai. National Latin Honor Society. 67

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Top Right/National Honor Society/FIRST ROW: Susan Palsir, Jackie Grussler, Clare Kissel, Tricia Carrol, Patricia Gardner, Sarah Enerson, Mary Meagher. SECOND ROW: Dana Pirone, Barbara Courtney, Theresa Chmara, Stephanie Souza, Kathy Murphy, Erin Dennehy, Carlene Jaruszewski, Ann Marie Sagarese, Carol Grygon, Sandy Mahon, Valerie Peoples, Alicia Brooks. THIRD ROW: Theresa Dovgala, Margaret Tullai, Mary Bedard, Sharon Lewis, Bernadette Moehringer, Elise Holland. FOURTH ROW: John Tattory, Eric Heitzman, Diane Runowicz, Mary Burke, Anna Bevilacqua. FIFTH ROW: Hossam Halim, Suresh Rajamanickam, Lynn Folino, Donna Bacso, Amy Ciabattoni, SIXTH ROW: Steve Harris, Chris Baran, Bob Borden, Bob Cook, Coleman O'Donovan. Bottom Right/Science Behind Life/John Hodnicki, Raymond Hsaio, Renee Staub, Anne Sheehan, Mark Brown, Arthur Sohl, Michael Chiang, Miss Janice Latella. Page 69/Top/Liturgical Choir/FRONT ROW: Miss Sharon Shipley, Mary Burke, Susan Palsir, Lisa Lettiere. SECOND ROW: Kristina Muehleisen, Lona Marchetti, Theresa Graziano, Maggie Caldwell, Debbie Tierno, Alison Nalbone, Jackie Grussler, Nancy Lanzoni. THIRD ROW: Danita Lynch, Liz Tierno, Chris Mazzoli, Martha Sullivan, Ken Mulligan, Kim McNamara, Marita Sciarrotta, Joellynn Monahan. BACK ROW: Steve Lawryk, Gary Franta, Tony Villar, Joseph Sorento, John Krall, Tom Dougherty, Jose DelCastillo.

National Honor Society

Science Behind Life Michael Chiang and John Hodnicki work with Miss Latella on science project. 68

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Liturgical Choir

Pep Club members Kevin Fitzpatrick, James Provenzano, John Terry, Ronald Ailey, Coleman O'Donovan. Sister Harold speaks at Honor Society induction.

Clubs

Top Right/Spanish Honor Society/FRONT ROW: Cora Mitchell, Sharon Czyzewski,Jackie D 'Angelo. BACK ROW: Sarah Enerson, Ralph Gray, Lisa Lyons, Jeff Delger, Carlene Jaruszewski. Middle Right/W riting Irish/FRONT ROW: Kathy Lund, Erin Dennehy, Anne Smith, Susan Palsir. SECOND ROW: Bernadette Trus, Jackie O 'Connor, Eric Heitzman, Kathy Burke, Gerry Oravsky, Ralph Gray, Sue Sellers, Susan Francis. THIRD ROW: Sarah Enerson, Margaret Tullai, Susan Baldwin, Rosita Santiago. Bottom Left/W riting Irish/FRONT ROW: Mary Burke, John Singer, Danny Maurer, Lynn Folino, Kathy Murphy. BACK ROW: Alicia Brooks, Joanne Torgeson, Theresa Chmara, Renee Staub.

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Writing Irish Moderator, Miss Mary Ann Liptak.

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The Writing Irish

Writing Irish Moderator, Mrs. Phyllis Garrison.

Clubs

Spanish Honor Society Moderator, Mr. Polio

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Photography Club

Miss Barsky and Mrs. Gauvin Tharney stand with some of the members of the Hibernians.

Photography Club Moderator, Miss Nosal. Top Right/Photography Club/ BACK ROW: Anthony Naticchia, Karl Direske, Pat Petrozzini, Gary Smith. FRONT ROW: Tom Braun, Holly Scheideler, Diane Runowicz, Russell Totaro, Mary Roland , Dennis Mosner, Hope Lane, Marzena Bajdalski. Middle Left/Hibernians/BACK ROW: Bridget Lewis, MaryBeth Kilkenny, Denise Fauna, Lisa Tomlin, SECOND ROW: Miss Barsky, Sue Sellers, Eileen Rogers, Michelle Santello, Susan Francis, Mrs. Gauvin Tharney, John Morrison. FIRST ROW: Agatha Dzikiewicz, Jamie Sisco, Diane Sakora, Elizabeth Shirley. Bottom Left/Hibernians/BACK ROW: Cheryl Kochis, Barbara Kulak, Jennifer Hart, Susan Palsir. SECOND ROW: Lisa Mckann, Patti Gocke, Mary Burke, Kathy Lund. FIRST ROW: Jackie Shuster, Kim Kates, Bernadette Delorenzo, Alicia Brooks.

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with th theme and the staff arted to work lik a team; Cindy IiJld manned the typewriters ... the t'ltSt dline passed and proved us fighters; Linda and . designed the howcase hile did the cover with much ha te; Ke'rin and nni took most of the pictures of many people, places and mixtu s. Tnt sÂŤond deadline now was here and Mrs. Huslin sought copy far and n r; Caroline and Bob planned their lay uts, hile" earbooks for sale!" became Karl 's hout; George dev rly thought to bring in a sharpener ... at the ~nd we thanked Mr. Ball our Josten partn r. Now that you 've met our staff and teachers, We hope that you like this year's features.

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Canticle cover design artist, Barbara Courtney

Kim Kates demonstrates our theme.

Dennis Mosner, student photographer

Cindy Coritz waits for copy.

George Kowalski takes a break.

Bob Borges thinks up captions.

Karl Direske thinks of yearbook sales.

Step To The Beat

Marching down the road to vicrory.

Mr. "B" plots for the next game.

A salute to N.D.

The 1981-82 Marching Band, Color Guard , and Drill Team were certain1y kept busy, participating' in competitions, the Bo nfire , and o f course, the fo otball games. They began learning their drills in August in the Band Camp, and were busy most afternoons after school perfecting th eir ro utines. They marched for events from Blue and White Day throug h H o meco ming , and they impressed both the audiences and the judges in competitio ns from which they came away with a ' First Prize and two Third Prizes. The dedication and the hard work of the students, Band Parents, Drum Maj o r Lugene Kennebrew, and Band DirectOr Mr.Joseph Biancosino, have resulted in much enjoyment, recognition, awards , and school respect. Every year's graduating class takes with it many valuable members, but the talent keeps coming in, and we are certain that the Band, Drill Team, and Color Guard are sure to be even better next year. M artha Sulliva n

Elizabeth Tierno and Drew Bowker entertain at Homecoming Game.

Ted Stine plays his best.

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Lending A Helping Hand

Mrs. M. Tandy, Mrs. 1. Martini, Mrs.]. Mangone, Mrs. ]. Ferranzano

Dr. Carl Tattory

Jeff and Colleen Fisher, Mrs. Mercy Donaher Mrs. Patricia Cashel

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Right: Sr. Judy and Sr. Daniel work the fifty-fifty booth.

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Top Steps Setting the pace for us and helping us keep our stride are the administration and faculty of N.D. From the time we enter as freshmen until we graduate, they are there to set us on the right road, to guide us along the way, to help us when we stumble, and to turn us back in the right direction if we should lose our way. With love, kindness, sternness, and authority, they are our guardians throughout our years as students at N.D ..

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The banners around the altar read "For His Mercy Endures Forever," "Different Ministeries but the Same Lord," "Different Gifts but the Same Spirit, and "Happy Are We Who Love His Ministry." They added up to a love story between God and the Sisters of Mercy and to a life given freely to doing God's will without counting the cost. For 150 years the "Mercies" have communicated wisdom and knowledge, set an example freely and recognizably, and have led prayerful lives. In 1981 on their Sesquecentennial celebration, they used as their theme "Renewing a Service of Mercy. " Helen Keller said that "life is an exciting business and most exciting when it is lived for others." The Sisters of Mercy translated this into "My Legacy to the Community is Charity." Anita Huslin

Sister Mary Harold Vice Principal

Sister Judith Ward Chairperson, Creative Arts

Sister Mary Joachim Guidance

Sister Mary Claver Chairperson, Science

Religious Sisters of

Sister Mary Ann Peters English

Sister Hewitt

Sister Mary Camilla Attendance Director

Our Steps

Sr. Marie Jose Chairperson, Mathematics

Sr. Mary Edwina Chairperson, Religion

Mr. Verdel "shares a cup of kindness" with Sr. Harold

Sr. Margaret Huley Assistant Librarian

Sister Patricia Rooney English

Sr. Frances Hewitt Tuition

Sr. Peggy O 'Halloran Religion

Sr. Mary Carmel Guidance

Sr. Josita Assistant Librarian St. Peggy catches up on her paperwork. 83

On The Top Rung

Sister Mary Harold Vice-Principal

Mr. David Milinowicz Administrative Assistant

Mr. Vincent Ardery Director of Athletics

Mr. Charles Moore Administrative Assistant

Reverend Monsignor Thomas Luebking Superintendent of Schools 84

At the mike, Father Hughes

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Reverend Joseph W. Hughes, Principal

Thoughts to carry with you as you walk life's paths. With each step I take ... DREAMS FILL MY THOUGHTS Dreams of castles in the sky, Dreams of love that never dies, Dreams of adventures that forge heroes, Dreams of power that transforms nations. With each step I take ... EMOTIONS STREW MY PATH Fear humbles my every move; Hope calls me to take a chance; Sadness allows me to reach my inner self; Love frees me to reach out and touch someone. With each step I take ... FRIENDS SUSTAIN MY FRAGILE LIFE Close to me, friends listen to my every word; Far from me, their thoughts sustain me. In joy, their presence excuses me; In sorrow, their presence heals me. With each step I take ... EXPERIENCE IS MY INSTRUCTOR Each year expands my understanding of life. Each day brings new dimension to people. Each event causes time to move on. Each person helps me grow as he shares himself. With each step I take ... DIFFICULTIES SHADOW MY QUEST FOR SUCCESS Hard times uncover my need for strength; Burdensome tasks coerce me into taking oine more step. A wesome challenges teach me the art of good planning Tackling the unknown often builds heroes. With each step I take ... LET EVERY MAN SEE ME AS UNIQUE Let my mind perceive in a way no man perceives; Let my heart which can love - but a secret few. Let my eyes see beauty in what they behold. Let my strength lie in the conviction I possess. With each step I take ... LET HAPPINESS BE MY TREASURE A smile can be a gift untold; A laugh permeates the heart that shares; A peace that comes from silence is precious; A joy in one's presence attracts others. With each step I take ... LET GOD EMBRACE ME His presence affords wonder His message brings meaning to life His power generates power His love conquers all. May God walk with you and embrace you.

The Most Reverend John C. Reiss, Bishop of Trenton

Setting The Pace By definition teachers "give knowledge, lessons in, or instruction about." The N.D. faculty gives much more - of themselves. They give their time and talents as moderators of our many clu bs, chairmen of different departments, coaches of various athletic teams. Their day doesn't end at the final bell, nor does their concern for our welfare and success. They want us to do well and help us to do the best that we possibly can in any of our endeavors - in school and extra-curricular. They give of their knowledge; they give us lessons in life, and they instruct us in being the best that we can be. Kirsten Veale

Miss Karen Henkel Mrs. Roberta Anderson English and Social Studies

Mr. John Archer Physical Education

Mr. Vincent Ardery Social Studies

Miss Barbara Barsky Math

Mrs. Hope Benson Science

Mr. Joseph Biancosino Music

Mr. Thomas Shaw

Mr. Bernard Boyle Business

Mr. Robert Bugdal Director of Guidance

Mrs. Joan Burke Math

Mrs. Josephine Burzachiello English

Mrs. Jane Confoy English

Mr. Gary Dambro Physical Education

Mrs. Mary DePuglio Language

Mr. Frank DiGuiseppi Math

Mr. Richard Gusciora

Mr. Jack Dunn Social Studies

Mrs. Phyllis Garrison English

Sister Margaret Huley, Mrs. Cynthia Marchant 87

Mr. Frank Gatto Social Studies

Mrs. Patricia Gault Math

Mr. Anthony Genovesi Industrial Arts and Business

Mrs. Patricia Gergar Guidance Counselor

Miss Theresa Giampetro Social Studies

Mrs. Alice Goldstein Business

Mrs. Margaret Gribbin Business

Mrs. Mary DePuglio

Mrs. Denise Gauvin- Tharney Math

Mrs. Sheila Gavin English

Mrs. Hope Benson

Miss Pauline Grula Religion

Mr. Frank Gatto

Mrs. Carol McGraw

Mrs. Nylda R. Huslin English

Mrs. Mary Ivins Religion

Mr. John Grussler Director of Audio Visuals

Mr. Richard Gusciora Science

Miss Karen L. Henkel English

Mr. Fred Hochschild Science

Mrs. Christiane Kaplan Language

Mr. David Kelly Religion 89

Mrs. Sandra Koschek Physical Education

Miss Janice Latella Science

Mr. Ralph Lelii English

Miss Patricia Leoniec English

Mr. Abraham Levin Science

Mrs. Alice Goldstein

Miss Mary Ann Liptak English, Chairperson

Mr. Richard Loatman Music

Mrs. Barbara Major Physical Education, Chairperson

Mr. Jack Dunn 90

Mrs. Cynthia Marchant Library Services

Mrs. Carol McGraw Science

Miss Mary Ann McManimon Nursing Services

Mr. David Milinowicz Social Studies

Mr. Charles Moore Social Studies, Chairman

Mrs. Elsie Moore Physical Education

Mr. Fred Hochschild

Miss Maureen Nosal Science

Mrs. Judith Paixao Art

Mrs. Mary Palenchar Language, Chairperson

Miss Theresa Merlo Language

Mrs. Carolyn Peoples Business, Chairperson 91

Mr. Michael Perone Science

Mr. Stephen Pingree Language

Mr. William Romano Social Studies

Mrs. Margaret Rovello Physical Education

Mrs. Judith Salcewicz Religion

Mr. Michael Scannella Religion

Mr. Gregory Schafer Math

Mr. Joseph Poli Language

Mrs. Joan Reilly Science

Mr. Ralph Lelii

Mr. Thomas Shaw Religion

Mr. Anthony Genovesi

Miss Sharon Shipley Math

Mr. Julius Simon Religion

Mr. John Simone Physical Education

Mr. Michael Spitz Guidance Counselor

Mrs. Mary Stoka Business

Mr. Albert Verdel Dean of Discipline

Mr. Robert Wood Language

Mrs. Bernice Zahorsky Math

In Fond Renlenl brance Reverend Father John D'Onofrio

Some people knew him as a teacher, some as a coach, and some as a priest, but many more of us knew him as a special friend. In the short, precious time that we knew him, we thought of him as a man of character, personality, and kind understanding. Not only did Father John treat us as if we were his children, but he understood us, he stood by us, and he loved us as we loved him. Father John was also unique in many other ways. He lived his calling as a priest, yet he was an individualist.

Also, even though he was a man of great intellect, he was never too quick to speak or judge us from his own superior knowledge. Instead, he taught us and then gave us a personal point-of-view. We at Notre Dame feel that we have lost not just a man, but that we have lost our priest, our teacher, our coach, and most especially, we have lost our special friend.

Angel Mariano

Stepping Out Mrs. Mary Palenchar looked back on twenty -two years of teaching, and, some of that time, of being Chairperson of the Language Department. When a woman gives a good part of a lifetime to us, we must stop, take notice, and ... remember how for us she has been aunt, stand-up comic, diplomat, singer, guide, dancer, friend, and, most important, teacher. We must recognize how lucky we were to have been among her students, to have known her, to have benefited from her knowledge, and, even more, from her wisdom. Our N.D. community has had, in Mrs. Palenchar, the epitome of scholarship and culture. She is multilingual, widely traveled, and an invaluable source of knowledge on European culture and tradition. She has been blessed with an infectious wit, vigor, and ageless youthfulness to the enrichment of N.D. Mrs. Palenchar has our gratitude, love, and appreciation, and we treasure her special gift - a better understanding of the word . . . teacher. Anna Bevilacqua & Coleman O'Donovan

She's "Number One" with N.D.'s Gang too!

Mrs. Palenchar works on pronunciation.

Now comes the paper work.

But Not Forgotten Father Walter J. Nolan was chaplain at N.D. for ten years. As chaplain, he made Mass very special for us. His homilies always left us with some bit of practical wisdom that we could apply to life. Father Nolan was also involved in many activities. He was especially proud to be Athletic Moderator and he gave a lot of himself to that job too. He ran the Flea Market; he encouraged the parents of the athletes to form a Parents' Club; he worked to get lights for the football field so that we could play night games, and with the help of the parents he got them. He encouraged the teams to do their very best, and they loved his support. Most important of all, Father Nolan was our friend. He listened to us and counseled us, and we all knew that when we needed a friend , he was always there. Susan Keirn

Fr. Nolan in his Athletic Director's cap.

A sign of our appreciation.

Fr. Nolan grins for our camera.

A floral tribute. 95

Monitoring Our Steps

Mrs. Jane Dziura Accounts Payable

Mrs. Peggy Miller Guidance Secretary

Mrs. Dorothy Olech Guidance Secretary

Mrs. Irene Palombi Receptionist

Mrs. Mary Pattik Secretary to Sister Harold Spirited Secretaries

Mrs. Helen Shelly Attendance/Discipline Secretary

Mrs. Lorraine Weitz Secretary to Father Hughes and Bookkeeper

Me. Thomas Butler

Mr. John Hemphill

Roger Little and Thomas Butler work with students.

Mrs. Rose Halzbaur

Mrs. Margaret Stankowski

Mrs. Sophie Potocki

Mrs. Theresa Grochala Mrs. Stella Larkcome

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Stepping Stones For three years the underclassmen work to get in step for their senior year. As freshmen they wander the halls looking for their classes, getting lost, thoroughly confused. As sophomores they know their way around and love having someone to whom they feel superior. As juniors N.D. students no longer worry about being babies. Instead, they worry about PSAT's, Junior Ring Day, the Junior Prom, and other such important things. Put these three groups together - wanderers, strutters, and pace setters and you have the underclassmen of N.D .. Anita Huslin

Top/9A/FRONT ROW: Latonya Ashford, Denise Author, Valerie Baker, Robert Arnold, Christopher Alicks. MIDDLE ROW: Sherry Baker, Michelle Arpin, Deborah Bannister, Laura Angelucci, Edward Chmara, Harold Adams. BACK ROW: john Battle, joseph Amari, Robert Bailey, john Battista. Middle Left/9A/SITTING: Stacia Bell, Ingrind Braun, Karen Bomberg, Althea Bogdan, Susan Conty, Mitzi Perrault, Mary Beaulieu. STANDING: Lydia Bralynski, Thomas Braun, james Lynch, Troy Bergstrom, Kevin Baxter, Carleen Fritz.

Michael McCloud Bottom/9B/FRONT ROW: Andrew Chainer, Paul Cerullo, Cynthia Chickara, joseph Charyk, Frank Candela. MIDDLE ROW: Nicholas Cianfrano, Darrin Christensen. BACK ROW: William Chamberlin, Paul Charbonnenu, jeanine Carfago, Theresa Chainer, Meaghan Cannon, Elizabeth Cantwell, Theresa Challender, Caryn Carter, jill Celentano.

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Top/9B/FIRST ROW: Gerald Bryson, Thomas Buckley, Kathleen Brennan, John Buffin, Glenn Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Guy Calderone, Cathy Campbell, Kathleen Burke, Brian Breza. THIRD ROW: Catherine Burke, Joseph Buni, Frank Brenna. BACK ROW: David Butera, Jeffrey Brown, Natalie Bridgewater. Middle Right/9C/FRONT ROW: Chris Crowell, Bill Connolly, Domminick Constantini, John Conboy, Bridget Corrado. MIDDLE ROW: Janice Cunningham, John Council, James Coyle, Barry Coles, Rebecca Cseh, Norman Costello. BACK ROW: Karen Ciskowski, Janet Cieslin, Denise Cochran.

Bottom/9C/FIRST ROW: Eva Czako, Sonya Deason, Michelle Delre, Trisha D'Arcy, Laura Cunningham. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Czyewski, Francis Damroth, Joe Decker, Chris Demasi, Ron Dehaney, Miranda Davis. BACK ROW: Don Davison, Carl Dellibovi, John DeHart.

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Top Right/9D/FRONT ROW: Andrea Dixon,Judith Evans, Claudia DiCarlo, Karen Ann Dey, Lori Farrands, Adelaide Emmett, Dawn Emde, Kathleen Draper, Denise Farina. BACK ROW: Robert Drake, Amaurey Dos Santos, Kathleen Dey, Mark Direske, Lisa Eible, Peter Fabian. Middle Right/9D/FRONT ROW: Jennifer Faulkner, Juliana Franceschini, Susan Francis, Michael Farrell, Drew Giancarli, Fred Flego,James Fife, Michael Feldenzer, Christine Garruba. BACK ROW: Catherine Funderburg, Michael Fayko, Thomas Gavin, Davie Ferdetta, Richard Gardner, Lisa Frock. Bottom Left /9E/FRONT ROW: Michael Heitzman, Anne Howard, Stacey Harrison. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Hillyer, Kurt Harendzo, Leon Hunt, Mark Haynie, Thomas Harkness, Leon Hunt, Mark Haynie, Thomas Harkness, Rosalind Harrison, Kathleen Holu b, Dawna Hughes. BACK ROW: Selina Haynes, Susan Heller, Linda Hirthler, Kimberly Harris, Robin Hayes, Amy Jo Henry.

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Top Left/9E/FRONT ROW: Michelle Grubb, Arlene Gutierrez, Karen Grussler, Clare Grala, Margaret Grimes, Cheryl Grosso, Lisa Haller, Gregory Giovacchini. BACK ROW: Michelle Goehring, Darin Graham, John Gorman, Michael Haast, Kevin Gray, Margaret Guggenbickler. Middle Right/9F /FRONT ROW: Cheryl Kochis, Kimberly Kusek, Diane Krawczun. SECOND ROW: Christopher Kleinhans, Katherine Krawzyk, Karen Kubin, Michael Kovacs, THIRD ROW: Cynthia Kostrzewa, James Kinley, Barbara Kulak. FOURTH ROW: David Kitchen, Kristin Kiefer, Marybeth Kilkenny. BACK ROW: Peter Kusenko

Bottom Left/9F /FRONT ROW: Cynthia Jacobus, Vincent Immordino, Peter Janora, Pamela Kapolka. SECOND ROW: Marybeth Janis, Kellie Keirn, Colleen Kerr, Denise Januzzi. THIRD ROW: Susan Joy, Carin Jenner, Cecilia Ivey. FOURTH ROW: Eric Johnson, Michael Keefe, Jeremiah Keegan, Thomas Kale. BACK ROW: Peter Kemp.

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Top Right/9G/FRONT ROW: Kathryn Lund, Ann Marie Lawlor, Keith Lichon, Cheryl Lowe, Theresa Liedtka, Suzanne Lopez, John Laico, Simone Lee, Lowell Lybarger. BACK ROW: David LaRue, Keith MacCormack, Steven Lyons, Scott Loney, Shawn Leach, MorKeith MacCormack, Steven Lyons, Scott Loney, Shawn Leach, Morgan Machunze. Middle Right/9G/FRONT ROW: Karen Martini, Lisa McCann, Stephanie Mahler, Kathleen McCabe, Jacqueline Martinez, Christine Mahoney, Dana Matlock. BACK ROW: Mario Mazzuca, David Marczak, John McGraw, Stephen Magyari, Michael McCloud, Patrick McCormick, Craig McElwee, Sean McCullough. Bottom Left/9H/FRONT ROW: Elaine Monteleone, Christina Mellick, Michele Mingo,Joellynn Mona, han, Michelle Morgan. MIDDLE ROW: Bridget McLaughlin, Kristina Muehleisen, Mark McTamney, Michael Milazzo, Stephen Migliacci, Patrick McGuiness, Anthony McLaughlin, Kim McNamara. BACK ROW: Nancy Mosner, Carmela McLeod, JoAnn Miller.

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Top Left/9H/FRONT ROW: Teresa Noblejas, Brian O'Reilly, Mari Nitti, Joseph Murphy, Linda Pandolph. MIDDLE ROW: Patricia Moran, Carmel O'Donovan, Tonya Outtene, Wayne Norton, Patrick O'Rourke, Joseph Panzitta, Philip Pagliaro, Kim Phillips, Christina Nanners. BACK ROW: Charlene Murphy, JoAnn Piazza, Renea Nix. Middle Left/9I/FRONT ROW: Frank Prazioso, Christine Pushman, Michelle Potocki, Jill Pierson, Mariola Pietranik, Ralph Picone. MIDDLE ROW: Joseph Povia, James Porcelli, Jeff Powell, Sean Poreda, Walter Pluznyk. BACK ROW: Ronald Pierson, Robert Ponticiello. STANDING: John Pinto, Loredana Pugliese, Frederick Poblete. Bottom Right/91/FRONT ROW: Pamela Rice, Loretta Reed, Mary Kay Redmond, Michelle Raviola, Toni Reed. MIDDLE ROW: Maggie Rhoads,Jennifer Ravenel, Brigid Quinn. STANDING: Thomas Puskas, Mark Robotin, Richard Radice, Mark Renzi, Jeffrey Rick.

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Top Right/9J/FRONT ROW: Heidi Schwab, Adriane Ryan, April Rogers, Jana Sawinski, Marita Sciarrotta. MIDDLE ROW: Christopher Russin, Michelle Santello, Carmen Ro jas, Paula Salewski, Tammy Scarpaci, Christopher Rossell. BACK ROW: Mark Sagarese, Jill Rowley, Michelle Sebasto, Anthony Rogers. Middle Right/9J/FRONT ROW: David Soles, Richard Sech, John Sheehan, Kevin Sheehan, Joseph Serock, Jamie Sisco, Lori Slezak. MIDDLE ROW: Michael Shurgala, Vincent Serock, Berrick Smith, Allan Soltesz. BACK ROW: Susan Sikorski, Elizabeth Shirley, Jo Ann Smith, Patricia Sheehan, Lori Siedlarcy, Diane Sikora. Bottom Right/9K/FRONT ROW: Allan Stewart, Dawn Stewart, Michael Sontag. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Sosna, Michele Spottiswood, Emily Soto, Monica Stockman, Angela Stanzione, Maria Sparagna, Denise Tamasi. BACK ROW: Craig Sost, David Swan, John Stripe.

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Top Left/9K/FRONT ROW: Carol Trippa, Daphne Tams, Katherine Tammaro, Elizabeth Tierno. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Tempone, Joseph Todaro, Daniel Tullai, Victor Thompson, Ben Tousley, Kathleen Tkacs, Rudolf Thompson. BACK ROW: Gary Thomas, Maria Tashchuk, Philip Thoennes.

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Middle Right/9L/FRONT ROW: James Vardanega, Susanne Vanelli, Susan Vescera, Sonja Vaughan. SECOND ROW: Kevin Walczak, Alfred Varrichio, Susan Varga, Eric Veale, David Uveges. BACK ROW: Nick Wagner, Christopher Walker,Jerry Weber, Michael Voloski, James Vernon, John Zygmunt, David Warrick. Bottom Left/9L/FRONT ROW: Linda Yosua, Belinda Youngberg, Charisse West, Julie Zorovich. SECOND ROW: Barbara Weglarz, Cevellis, Wimbush, Cheryl Williams, Rita Woods. BACK ROW: Edwin Woodland , Michael Wierz bowski, Robert Wesner, Edward Wojtowicz, Brian Werger, Stephen White.

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Stepping up with the class of '85.

Standing on our own two feet Thinking of our past experiences Enjoying the present but Prepared to take a Step toward the future. Carleen Fritz

For me the biggest step was from elementary school to high school. My freshman year at N.D. has been a good experience. I have met many new people and made some very good friends . I hope that the rest of my years at N.D. will be as successful and rewarding as my first one. Arlene Gutierrez

The course of life has many steps N .D.H.S. is one of the more important. Susan Joy Eagerly awaiting the next step that leads to where? The next step, more struggle, more work, and the glorious feeling of completing a new challenge. Kim McNamara The end of my freshman year!! I've reached some of my goals, but there are others ahead on my life's journey. Agatha Dzikiewicz Freshman year was a big step in life. Feelings and outlooks on life changed, while you grew and matured from your experiences. Lauren Baier

Being a Freshman it's tough it's humiliating it's hard it's degrading it's awful it's crazy it's GREAT! Kathv Lund

Freshmen step towara growing up - step to a new experience of learning Freshmen step toward the future. Ann Howard

True, I'm growing up A stage of my life is past N ow I sit here thinking Did it have to go so fast! Lisa Eible

Beginning Steps - new surroundings, new classes, new people, new friends, new confidence - Now N.D. freshmen step to '85. Foresighted Reaching for their goals Enterprising Socially progressive Hopeful Maturing Advancing steadily N.D. Freshmen! Elizabeth Shirley

Being afraid, feeling insecure, getting in step getting adjusted to people, school, teachers. The ski trip was a great experience in being on your own and meeting all the different people was a lot of fun. Denise Januzzi

Look out wor! Here comes the. class of '85. We're one of a kind. Don't waste OUI time, give us Room, we're stepping through

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rushing to class directions you choose new friends you meet old friends you lose

The good times you remember The bad ones you forget The decisions you like And the ones you regret Are all part of life and Especially, freshman year; If you really want what you're aiming for My friend, you have nothing to fear. Craig Sost

If you ever are frustrated because of schoolwork, just think of each of the four years in high school as stones in a stream, each of which must be stepped on to make it to the other side. At times you may slip, but if you believe, you can regain your balance. Hopefully, the N.D. step is a surefooted step for the class of '85. Kurt Horendza

Freshman's lament to N.D.'s upperclassmen: Remember when you were a freshman! Everyone, please stop calling us the "little" freshmen; Show some appreciation for our support, Help us to do things for our class; Make our freshman year fun not frightening, And, last but not least, Stop Nagging us about being the littlest in the school. Beth Mosner

Becoming a freshman was one of many steps that I must take. Now it's behind me and it's one less step for me to take. I have just seven more steps (years) to go until I reach my goals. Thomas Braun

S - is for the subjects we must struggle through T - for the troubles that trip us and cause us to stumble E - is the effort that we make to survive, and P - for the people who help us keep our stride. U - is for our uniqueness, and P - is four our pirde in our class of '85. Bridget McLaughlin

I was a freshman this year. I enjoyed meeting people from different areas and making new friends. I feel that I've become more responsible and independent. At the same time, I'm enjoying high school and all of its activities. The N.D. spirit makes it fun to be a freshman here. Barbara Sosna New ways of Doing things; taking Steps leading Toward our future Everyone working, Plodding determinedly; Striving to read their goals. Linda Y<'>sua

I hope my years at N.D. will be the best ever. The times and joys I do so hope for, I will not soon forget . Jerry Weber

One in a million N ever the same Everyday - -reaching Full of hope Relishing the moments Eager to learn Shy and inept Human and Marveling at life Always enthusiastic Now moving on Striving for perfection Time to advance Ever ready to Pursue the rest of life. Denise Cochran

The step from class to class, The step from day to day, The step from grade to grade, is taken the same old way. Whichever step you're taking, no matter how large or small, It's a shorter step for you than it is for freshmen . Yet, to paraphrase what a famous former freshman said: "A small step for a freshman , a large step for mankind ." Susan Heller

Contrary to popular belief, Freshman are people too! One day, if we're good and eat our vegetables, we'll grow up to be seniors. Joellynn Monahan

I travel through the years Just as I travel on this road . I follow the road carefully So that I don't lose my way. Each time I come to a crossroads, I must decide which road to follow. At times I take the wrong road, But I go back and go the right way. This road is my life, this road I follow. I do make the wrong decisions, But each time, I learn from my mistakes. As each milestone passes, I am a mile closer to my goal. Daphne Tams

Being new and fresh, we were open to a lot of taunting and hurt. I think that perhaps this was because upperclassmen felt threatened; they knew someday they'd be replaced. The steps we took as freshmen and those we'll take the next three years will sometimes be large, at other times - small and timid, but they'll always go forward. Marita Sciarrotta

Throughout these high school years, the failures we encounter, the trials we endure, the joys we experience, the contentment in our accomplishments, are all mere steps on the ladder to our destiny. Janet Cieslin

Start using your Talents, freshmen. Every time that you Put your best foot forward , you take a Step ahead . Valerie Baker

As freshmen, we've been on the bottom rung of the ladder. We're not the freshmen we were in September, however; we're now a step above; we have a feeling of belonging to N.D. We're making our way up the ladder and on to sophomore year. Carmel O'Donovan

As a freshman , I have already taken many steps. The first steps I took were through the doors of N .D. My second steps were getting to know my teachers and the school. My third step was making friends. My last was working toward my goals to keep the friends I've made, get good grades, and not leave N.D. until I'm satisfied with myself. Carol Trippa

Time is ticking away as we are getting older. Our time has come to grow. Yesterday is but a mem0ry .... Good or bad, it's whatever we made of it. Eric Veale

Starting out was kind of hard Trying to fit in Everyone is totally different Picking new friends was fun Piled up homework - Wow! It's strange to be here, yet Now everything's turned out great Growing up is really fun ... Under pressure we're really shy Picking N.D. was the best choice. Karen Grussler

Taking a giant step means going from grammar school to high school. Many changes are happening around me and within me, my freshman year. I've more responsibilities, new teachers, new friends, new surroundings, and new goals in life. High school is a giant step in my life. Peter Kusenko

Freshman year was a happy one; we met new people and made friends (and enemies); explored new areas of life, new ways of thinking. We became acquainted with ourselves. It was a learning year. Susan Francis Take a step forward in the right direction; and with just one step at a time you'll make it. Diane Kra wczun Being a freshman was a big step. It was time to pace ourselves for the coming years so that we could be what we want to be and the best at that. Lisa Haller

Fighting to be accepted. Reaching out to touch someone Exhilirating our "elders" with our Strong School Spirit. Hoping for success in years to come Moving towards our goals Accomplishing the impossible Now we know we're Number One! Kristina Muchleisen

As Freshmen, we come into N.D. confused and caught off guard by the commotion of a new school; a new people, and a new environment. But with each new day, we grew with new knowledge, new friends, and in this new environment. In our growth, we made greater strides toward our destinies, our goals in life. For each one of us, our goals may take on risks~ and for this reason, we must reach out and strive to do the best we can. Many times we'll fail, but it'll give us more incentive to succeed. This is a goal to strive for in the years to come and the next challenge to succeed at is our sophomore year. Mark Grygon

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First Steps Toward '85

This year the Class of 1985, surpassed all the levels, plus all past Freshmen classes, in the magazine drive. The race for the highest homeroom was a close one, with Mr. Bill Romano 's 9A competing closely with Mrs. Alice Goldsteirn's 9]. The contest was won by Mrs. Goldstein's homeroom with over $1500 in subscriptions. Mrs. Goldstein's homeroom has a knack for winning; 9J also won the Blue and White Day door decorating contest. Christmas was a time for giving and our Freshmen at N.D. really know how to do it right. They collected $175 among the homerooms and donated all the money to Anchor House. Along with the giving spirit, the class of '85 has just plain spirit. Their spirit came forth during spirit week. Their theme was "we got the beat"; the outfits were new wave and punk styles. The best costume was judged at Freshman lunch. The Class of '85 was a spirited addition to N.D.

George Kowalski Mr. Bill Romano

Freshman Homeroom Representatives: FRONT ROW: Stephanie Mahler, Michelle Delre, Kathy Burke, Michelle Morgan, Cheryl Lowe. MIDDLE ROW: Joellen Monahan, Marita Sciarrotta, Loredana Pugliese, Gary Thomas, Mike Farrell, Mike Keefe, Greg Bock, Eric Johnson, Charise West, Anne Howard . BACK ROW: Karen Grussler, Stacia Bell, Julie Franceschini.

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Theresa Liedtka ponders a language question.

Susan Varga and Dave Warrick enjoying their first Blue and White Day .

Freshmen Class Officers: STANDING: James Lynch, Ed Chmara. SITTING: Carleen Fritz, Mitzi Perrault, Susan Conti.

Tom Kale tries to hide from ??????? A pensive Fred Poblete.

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Top Right/lOA/FRONT ROW: Kelly Boulger, Barbara Borges, Lisa Besler, Kathy Chianese, Darlene Bethea, Diane Borges, Cynthia Biache, Suzanne Foster, Matt Beechold. BACK ROW: Timothy Berryman, Craig Williams, Craig Bowe, Zeke Fleming, Paul Bellezza. Middle Left/lOA/SITTING: James Barrett,Janine Alvin, Christine Andrusiewicz, Kathleen Allen. STANDING: Claudio Amari, Kelly Balerna, Ronald Baughman, Richard Alcantara, Stephanie Baddows, Dorian Apostolos, Greg Amaroso, Ammon Bardsdale, Brian Baile, Michael Alessi, Mark Bayous.

Mark Jakubowski

Bottom Right /IOB/FRONT ROW: Anne Butrym, Margaret Caldwell, Michele Celmer, Maria Carrubba, Marisa Celli, Kelly Byrne. BACK ROW: Chad Casamento, Mark Chianese, Peter Cascone, Michael Chianese, Joseph Carella, Michael Cerullo, Michael Chiang.

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Top Left/lOB/FRONT ROW: Drew Bowker, Richard Burnett, Edward Burke, Jeffery Butler, Robert Butler. BACK ROW: Kelly Burrows, Kelly Butler,JoAnn Buckley, Robert Brandbergh, David Breller, Werner Braun, Kevin Brown.

Rocky Panzitta

Middle Left/10C/FRONT ROW: Roger Crossman, Michael Delate. SECOND ROW: Leslie Colacello, Fiona Curtain, Patricia Downey,Joanne Doyle. THIRD ROW: Jose delCastillo, Paul Cortesini, Mark Coffey. BACK ROW: Sean Daily,James Coritz,John DeAngelo, Michael Ciccone, Tim Conley, Matthew DuBois, Martin Collins. Bottom Left/10E/FRONT ROW: Sean Dill, Clifford Cota. SECOND ROW: Michelle DelSol, Melissa Cliver, Michele Couch, Karen Dey, Elizabeth DelMonte, Louise DiFalco, Diane Cianfrano. BACK ROW: Joseph Danek, Ihor Czuczuk, Richard Craig, Darren Doherty.

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Top Right/IOD/FRONT ROW: Julie Forman, Colleen Flynn, Mary Ellen Everett, Mary Ann Fasoli. BACK ROW: Francis Ford, Jeffrey Federico, Gregory Echevarria, Charles Fischel, James Dunn, Charles Graziosi, Craig Fitzgerald, Michael Fitzpatrick, William Elek. Middle Right/IOD/FRONT ROW: James Gorman, Debra Grosso, Michele Gose, Susan Eget, Bonnie Gulick, Lorraine Genovese. SECOND ROW: Vincent Fanelli, George Fuzes, Stephen Galgano, Tracey Frost, Priscilla Gordon, Cythia Gilleo. BACK ROW: Paul Goffie, David Graziano' Lenord Groff, Robert Gocke, James Gerald.

Leslie Cola cello and Lisa Tranter

Top Left/IOE/FRONT ROW: Christopher Holland, Cathleen Hubert, Pamela Iorio, Cynthia Jackson, Laurie Holsneck. SECOND ROW: Raymond Hsiao, Lucy Hutcherson, Mary Hurley. BACK ROW: John Isidoridis, Stephen Jackowski, James Jacobs, Mark Jaku bowski, Douglas Holmes.

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Top Left/lOE/SITTING: Delphinia Hilton, Lynda Hasbrouck, Alice Hendricks, James Heitzman, Mary Hannawacker. FRONT ROW STANDING: Kathryn Harris, Claire Heitzman, Mary Jo Henger, Cherise Hendricks, Debra Herbe. BACK ROW: Alice Hernandez, Terri Ann Harper, Michael Havardansky, Anthony Hill. Middle Left/lOF /SITTING: Karl Johnson, Diane Kelly, Hope Lane, Terri Langan, Dorothy Kurpiewski, Martin Kochell, Elizabeth Khoudary. STANDING: Phillip Lanni, Daniel Kelliwer, Traci Jenkins, Lugene Kennebrew, William James.

Jacquie Martini.

Bottom Left/ 1 OF /FRONT ROW: Jeff Kowalski, Jim Kelly, Tara Jenkins, Sheila Jones, Bridget Konopka, Karen Kliwinski, Paul LaMoth. BACK ROW: Harold Lanzoni, Chris Kent, Peter Kellogg, Tim Keenan,James Kolpack, Jeff Kerr.

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Top Right/lOG/FRONT ROW: Frances Longmuir, Bryan Mac Cormack, Elizabeth Lyons, Anna Lieggi, Karyn Lyons, Donna Lawryk, Kathryn Lybarger, Lisa Logan. BACK ROW: James Lopez, Scott Lee,James Locklear, David Liedtka, David Luft. Middle Left/lOG/FRONT ROW: Stacy Madden, Bryan McGrath, Eric McKoy, Keith Mayes, Leonard Marcocci, Simone Leibold. BACK ROW: Kathryn May, Cynthia Marino, Annie McClellan, Linda McCarthy, Jacqueline Martine, Beth McManimon, David MacDonald, Lona Marchetti, Vicki Lucarella.

Bottom Right/lOH/FRONT ROW: Kathy Moschera, Christine Moran, Julia Meagher, Diane Miller. SECOND ROW: Lisa Moody, Anthony Morales, James Murray, Paul Moehringer, Melanie Nosal. BACK ROW: Richard Monacchio, John Morrison, Raymond Micharski, Mark Miller, Paul Murphy.

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Top Left/lOH/FRONT ROW: Kimberly Nabinger, Cynthia Novatkoski, Joseph Mudd, Rowena Mendoza, Joanne Mule. SECOND ROW: Barbara O'Grady, Lisa Morgan, Andrea Mulhearn. THIRD ROW: Christopher Narlis, Gary Nolan, John Nalbone, Gregory Nalbone, Gavin O 'Conner. BACK ROW: Kara O'Donnell, Leonard Navarro, Lisa Novembre. Middle Right/lOI/FRONT ROW: Ronald Parishy, Kimberly Perry, Ellen O 'Shea, Kimberly Ozolins, Eric Putzrath. SECOND ROW: Nicholas Poveromo, Anthony Poole, Scott Oshel, Rocky Panzitta, David Perlman, Eric Piet. BACK ROW: Susan Peters, John Pachuta, Teresa Pizzuti.

Bottom Left/lOI/FRONT ROW: Kenneth Outlaw, Patrick Petrozzini, Lisa Patonyak, Christopher Pored a, Yvonne Patterson. SEC0ND ROW: Peter Plumeri, Jeffrey Pergament, James Piechocki, James Pierce, Randy Ponticiello, Jeffrey Peirson. BACK ROW: Karen Perpetua, June Perrone, Lisa Potts.

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Top Left/lOJ/FRONT ROW: Arcadia Rivera, Paul Radford , Jeffrey Rago, Darryl Reid , Jeffrey Revak, Darren Rhym, John Rebbeck. BACK ROW: Anthony Reres, Lynn Ramsey, Gina Riggi,Janet Rice, Otis Roberts. Middle Left/lOJ/FRONT ROW: Debra Runowicz, Eileen Rogers, Lori Sarnz, Stephanie Saunders. SECOND ROW: Kelly Scanlon, Cindy Russert, Lynne Rodeawald , Lilia Sanchez, Margaret Sabo, Regina Russert, Lynne Rodeawald, Lilia Sanchez, Margaret Sabo, Regina Ritter, Denise Schiable, Michael Schaffener. BACK ROW: John Schuldes, Gregory Schiavone, Rick Ryczkowski. Bottom Right/10K/FRONT ROW: Janice Scimeca, Margaret Seidenglanz, Anastasia Serpikov, Pamela Serok, Susan Schultze. SECOND ROW: John Soden, Michael Sincoskie, Kent Sobran, Frank Sobon, Diane Sherer. BACK ROW: Lee Soares, John Sontag, Anne Smith.

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Top Right/10K/FRONT ROW: James Seliga, Mark Skodacek, Chris Smith, Lisa Soldati. SEC0ND ROW: Carol Serock, John Sheehan, Ronald Sciandra, Michael Shinal, Karen Skwara. BACK ROW: Mary Shin, Patty Sferra, Cynthia Siecienski. Middle Left/10L/FRONT ROW: Christine Spitzer, Joseph Sorento, Amber Stout. SECOND ROW: Salvatore Traina, Robert Thomas, Richard Stec, Chris Tattory, Russ Totaro, Ronald Tani. BACK ROW: Mary Suro, Victor Tarassov, Cheryl Szalwinski, Tina Taylor. Bottom Left/10L/FRONT ROW: Kelly Stewart, Christopher Tousley, Rose Totaro, David Taddeo, Tracy Springer. BACK ROW: Lynne Szantai, Robert Szedula, Ronald Sost, Anthony Tezsla, Robert Stemmer, Lisa Thompkins.

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Top Right/FRONT ROW /9M: Eric Wells, Cynthia Wooding, Christina Zeis, Lisa Witkowski, Kathleen Yoders, Lynda Williams, Joseph Zdanowicz. BACK ROW: Edward White, Steven Wenczel, Steven Zoltick, Thomas Wisinski. Middle Right/FRONT ROW /9m: Christopher Walton, Kenneth Weingartner, Michael Walsh, John Tyner. BACK ROW: Michael Wargo, Maureen Weaver, Cynthia Turek, Lisa Tranter, Elizabeth Trus, Nancy Valeri, Cary Vogt.

Moving, always moving; adults telling you to progress and don't look back. Everyone is carried along into the mainstream by the same current. We look towards vacation and end of the year and finally to that day so long awaited: Graduation. Then we are told, look beyond that into the world. Look ahead, plan ahead and take great strides to find your place. Find a job, go to college and press On toward the final goal of being able to look back, see what you've done, and move on again.

Lynn M. Ramsey We're the class of "'84" Going on day by day working hard Doing more, learning and giving. So, go for more in '''84''! Kelly Butler I long for the smell of summer air, although I have a feeling of despair. I made it through as a sophomore, I know but I still have two more years to go!

Mike Walsh Striving to get through a new year Only without as much fear Promising ourselves that with some Hard work we'll reach Our goals and learn from our Mistakes bur-still have time to be Outgoing and fun and always Remember how Exciting it is to be a Sophomore!

Linda McCarthy

I can still remember how scared we were when we were freshmen. Comming into a new big school, seeing so many different faces. But we are sophomores now, understanding more clearly the duties of life and growing fuller in knowledge. We will always remember our sophomore year.

Vicky Lucarella

Elizabeth Trus Striving Trying Reaching Igniting Driving Enriching Succeeding

Stacy Madden

Stepping up Towards a Real Interesting Day, Ending your Sophomore year.

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I'm a sophomore this year at N.D., and I'm new. Last year I went to Stuart Country Day School and I find that I have experienced much more here than I ever did at Stuart. I am very glad I made this change because here I can relate more to others and to my academics.

Each person has a dream, a goal, something they wish to succeed in, but we have only begun to "tryon our dreams", and there are still many more to be explored. I wish for me, as well as for others, that each step I take in life, I can come closer to that dream, and reach a level of success.

Chris Tousley

Recipe For a Sophomore Directions: 1 cup of love, (add more to taste); a pinch of intelligence makes no waste; 2 dashes of spirit and 1 teaspoon of cheer with a drop of anticipation for our junior year; 1 gallon of memories of the times we have had' fold i~ the good times, sift out the bad. Result: With these ingredients, a sophomore is complete. Now, you have admit, we sophomores are a treat.

Mary Suro Always changing, moving down that long, mysterious path; where will it take us? We're not sure. As sophomores we have just begun to walk that path. We are full of hopes and dreams that someday may become real. As we move on we will meet different challenges, see new faces and understand things we never did before. We may look back at what used to be but we will always be looking ahead to what is to come.

Anna Lieggi

As a member of the sophoIT\ore class, building a ladder to the top of success, I always strive for superiority. Future ambitions, moral judgments, and education play an important role in what I firmly believe. As a student at Notre Dame, I believe that dedication, self-confidence, and hard work will carry me/my class to the top.

Tara Jenkins

Hope Cane

Kathy Chianese

Elite In every sense; Going for more everyday, Having fun and jokng with Teachers and Your best friends.

'84 is almost here! Where has the time gone? you say. It was used up day by day. Don't waste what's left. '84 is almost here!

Furthermore r d like to say Our sophomore class is best at N.D. Under the guidance of our tc chers we're Ready to meet any challenge.

Sophomore year Precious moments Spent living, laughing, and learning together.

Denise Schaible

Pam Serock

As I walk down the corridor of life, I see a door in the distance. The door has 'Junior" written on it. I look back and see a door with "Sophomore" written on it. I want to run back and open the "Sophomore" door, but something is pulling me to the other. I open the 'Junior" door and realize why I chose this one. I see a new school year with challenges to overcome and goals to be reached.

I feel that as a sophomore, we are growing experienced in many different things. We are no longer the youngest, but yet we're not too close to the oldest. Our feelings start to change, and we start to see the world as better or worse. N.D. helps us with those views, and with its help we have a better chance of seeing the good and not the evil.

Carol Serock

Cyndi Gilleo

Teresa Pizzuti

Fiona Curtain

Although we feel we are grown up we aren't. We shouldn't rush things through. This is our one and only chance to be silly and crazy and get away with it. Time goes so quickly and there's too much time spent worrying about everything. We're only sophomores and even though we've come a long way, we've got a long way to go. Let's be silly and have the best time of our lives while we still can.

Tim Bp.rryman

Was it yesterday we started here? We looked at the years behind us and the years ahead of us. We thought we were right in the middle of nowhere forever behind us and fo~ever ahead of us. Then our first year was over, and all of a sudden it was as if life was going too fast. We have some idea of where we're going. Each of us, in our own way, look forward to our remaining years left with a new outlook, thanks to the time we've already spent here.

At the end of the year, looking toward the next, I say to myself, "Good, now I'm one step ahead, going up!". But how do you really get one step ahead in life? I may say the same thing every year, every month, or every day, but I can't figure out what I'm stepping toward, what r m nearing, and what good it will do me. Just the same, I keep on going, struggling' just to see what's at the end of a long and winding road.

As sophomores we've only just begun to climb the ladder of success at N.D. We're moving on to bigger and better things and taking on more responsibilities. Taking another step along the way surely and carefully, we gain more confidence and independence; we stride to reach our goals in life, taking it slowly. With Notre Dame guiding our steps, we'll reach our goals in no time.

Seeing new ideas Outgoing in sports Patient in achieving our goals Having difficulty with work Outstanding in spirit Making decisions On top of everything Reaching out for help Encouraging to the freshmen Surviving so far

Coming to N.D. was a great step in my life. It consists of a combination of four steps. I have already taken the first two, which are ending my freshman year and beginning my sophomore year. Now I have two more. I know they will be tough, but I'm strong. The fact that my ladder is at N.D. makes my struggle even lighter.

Diane Miller

Kara O'Donnell am unable to pinpoint the way that I feel or realize the difference between dreams and what is real. My questions have been answered. It's the answers that I question and the feelings and emotions I've shown! It's just a stage I'm going through, or perhaps I have more growing up to do.

Beth McManimon

Students at N.D. Try very hard Every day to Pace their Steps toward the future.

Patty Sferra

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The class of 1984 is really on the move. They made it through a trying freshman year, and survived the conflicts of sophomore year. With Mrs. Mary Ivins as moderator, this year they began to establish themselves as a group that does everything together, through good times and bad . Their class spirit and activities soared to great heights and was seen in their pep rallies, attendance at dances, the candy drive , and spirit day. This year they stood out amoungst the one thousand other students at ND with their "Go For More in '84" t-shirts; at the same time they established their slogan and symbol. At the end of sophomore year as the class that will "go for more," they prepared to meet new challenges and face new problems, taking everything in their stride. Suzanne Foster

Gary Vogt

Two girls to go.

Bill Elek

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A toast to sophomores!

Step Up

Biology intrigues Leslie Colacello.

Homeroom Representatives/FRONT: Jacqie Martini, Ann Butrym, Christi Zeis, Lynda Hasbrouk, Mary Hannawacker, Kimberly Perry, Tracy Cicco, Elisa Soares. BACK: Rose Totaro, Cynthia Gilleo, Dan Kelleher, Lisa Morgon, Christine Andrusiewicz.

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Soph Moderator-Mrs. Ivins

I get to leave early!

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Top Right/IIA/FRONT ROW: Lucy Amendola, Mary Pat Bedard, Susan Baldwin. Center Row: Lisa Ballard, Irma Rose Aviles, Eileen Beaulieu, Patrick Anderson, Christine Begg, John Angelini, Carol Barger, David Baffuto. BACK ROW: Nicholas Andreoli, Peter Bentz. Middle Right/IIA/FRONT ROW: Abby Berry, Colleen Berryman, Anne Marie Sazarese, Marie Bogda, Jacqueline D'Angelo, Carlene Jaruszewski. BACK ROW: Joseph Biezek, Robert Borden, Catherine Breza, Timothy Biesiadecki, Carl Powell. Bottom Right/llB/FRONT ROW: Thomas Burns, Juditra Burgess, Nicole Bridgewater, Karen Burris, Robert Burzachiello. BACK ROW: Cathleen Bryant, Susan Breheney, Mary Burke, Robert Burch, Julie Brown, Michelle Brown, Jacqueline.

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Top Left/IIC/FRONT ROW: Leslie D'Agostino, Davina Crosland, Lamar Crawford, Lynn Damroth, Stephanie Davis, Christopher D'Agostino. SECOND ROW: Todd Evans, Jeffrey Degler, Derrick Davis, Edward Demski, Heather Digibaugh. BACK ROW: Dawn Cubberley, Rita Cseh, Sharon Czyzewski. Middle Left/lIC/FRONT ROW: Tina Marie Cipriani, Renee Cook, Terri Conover. SECOND ROW: Lisa Cipriano, Lisa Cifelli, Daniel Contento, Robert Cook, Ronald Chiorello, Colleen Connolly. BACK ROW: Christopher Conti, Gregory Coats. Bottom Left/lIB/FRONT ROW SITTING: Christine Challender, Robyn Capes,Joanne Carter. SECOND ROW SITTING: Jacqueline Carroll Maria Chester, Tahina Chanda. ST ANDING: Paolo Campanella, John Carubba, Sean Butler, Carmen Calderone, Eric Canty, Ian Cheewah.

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Colleen Berryman Top Left/lID/FRONT ROW: Erin Dennehy, Michele Downey, John Dixon, Stephanie Dinardo, Theresa Dovgala. BACK ROW: Michael Derry, Tom Dzomba, John Drake, Tracy Dur canin, Tom Dougherty, Jeff Devenney, Todd Dobbins. Middle Right/lID/FRONT ROW: JoAnne Faulkner, Donna Genovesi, Jennifer Fryling, Sarah Enerson,Julio Lee Franco. BACK ROW: Cindy Fless, John Elias, Brian Downing, Myla Friedman, Gary Franta, Martin Ford, Dan Freeman, Gwen Garrett, Margaret Gardner. Bottom Right/lIE/FRONT ROW: Nancy Hines, Craig Hayes, Lou Grama, Joel Harris, Jennifer Hart, Azza Halim. BACK ROW: Danny Hayes, Drew Hoegl, Steven Harris, Keith Hillman.

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Top Right/lIE/FRONT ROW: Loretta Gorman, Tom Glock, Lynette Gioe, Rafael Gray, Eugenia Gerald. MIDDLE ROW: Lauren Greber, Janice Grussler, Marguerite Genovesi, Theresa Graziano, Carol Grygon, Theresa Grachala. BACK ROW: Carl Grala,John Goeke, Chris Graham. Middle/llF /FRONT ROW: Andre Lewis, Donna Koweleski, Lisa Krawcyun, Antoinette Lubrano, Christian Levanduski. MIDDLE ROW: Danielle Lettiere, Stephanie Lirus, Diane Lemire. BACK ROW: Tim Kowalski,John Krall, Anthony Leone, Joe Lisnak. Bottom Left/lIF /FRONT ROW: Karen Kopp, Christopher Kite, Kim Kiovsky, Tom Korinsz, Karen Kocsardy. MIDDLE ROW:John Kent, Shanon Jackson, Paris Inman, Cindy Iwan, Mark Klosinski, Paul Houston. BACK ROW: Mark Jones, Ron Kopec.

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Top Right/llH/FRONT ROW: Cathy Murphy, Charlene O'Shea, Geraldine Oravasky, Kris O'Connor, Sherri Nicolai. BACK ROW: Raymond Murphy, Kevin Nerwinski, Steven Otaszewski, Kyle Moore, Tom Nemec, Anthony Naticcia. Middle Right/llH/FRONT ROW: Norlyn Person, Priscilla Peloubet, Ed Pineda, Walter Pullen,Joseph Pintamalli, Victor Poretti, Joyce Perry, Mary Grace O'Rourke. BACK ROW: Rose Marie Picone, Marjorie Pratt. Bottom Left/llI/FRONT ROW: Lisa Schannen, Al Sabato, Mike Schillaci, Karen Sanford. SECOND ROW: Debbie SaJko, Holly Scheideler, Rosita Santiago, Chris Sands, Lisa Russo, Kim Schafer. BACK ROW: Frank Sangermano,Juan Santiago, Donna Salazar, John Schneider, Robert Schragger.

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Being in the Junior class at Notre Dame is like being a step ahead and above everyone else. With only one more year to go, we'U make it the best ever. I thought this year was the best and I'm going to try to make next year even better. Tom Glock

The Junior class is pacing forward to our final step.

Although we have more to go we can now look back and say that at least we made it this far. The road to success is not easy bu.& with faith in ourselves in what we do we will make it. We don't know everything and I dou bt if we ever will, but we are young and can make the world better. Sonya Boatwright

Tim e marches forward as the steady flow of events, the stream of my self rushes toward the open sea of the real world . At times my life seems slow. Flat land and uninteresting terrain nearly stop my pace, yet the hope of the sea and the compelling force draw me ever onward. I pass between mountains, which lengthens my path, discouraged with sadness and failure. Over the years, the days, and the minutes my stream widens joined by parallel streams of knowledge and learning which quickens my pace and builds my momentum. At times I feel I can not be stopped but there are always mountains. Just once, I wish I could see the coming terrain, rise above the river, see my direction and my obstacles - see the essence of the sea which is beyond the hills. I cannot be stopped. Happiness is a great reward. Eric Heitzman

The past three years with the friends you have made You shared the tealS but the smiles can not fade. Strange as it maybe in the three years gone by we have changed more than we see and we never had to try. The future years will hold many more steps; we must leap stories to be told and new friends to keep. Tonia Wronski

Steps To giving or Receiving much of Interest and importance must be taken with Determination and not for granted because the Education given to us may lead us to much . Success in the future. . Debbie Safko 3.966 Ounior class on the scale of 1 to 4)

XS (the best lunch period) X100 (percent cooperation) 1983, the class that's best at N.D. John Kramarz

Let's not allow the pace of Ascension to take away the value of each Day- each and every Decision made along our Enterprise is what discerns whether we'll Reach the top. Maureen O'Reilly 132

'Jolly Juniors" as they say. have we had a chance to come your way? Bright and spirited, happy and fun. Our fun-filled years have just begun. Tomorrows leaders. yesterday'S child; we Juniors will lead the world in style. Felicia Sweeney When all of our life becomes a circle. seeming to take this same strange course, we wonder where it is and where it may be for us. Never can we look back but around and up to find that we have crossed this path before. Knowing it well we must continue. Onward and around. Lisa Kra wczun Junior Pure, Open Wondering, Building, Beginning Heights, Knowledge, Understanding Individual, hopeful Junior Marcie Spedick

New and Original Thoughts Revolving around Each other Doing what Appeals Most to Each of us Juniors are Unique, each with New and different Ideas, interests Or Reasons, for wanting to be Seniors.

Sometimes it is worth the pain and struggle to pass those tests, and get those term papers in on time. We will become better people for it. Somed ay we may even wish that we didn't have to leave . Kim Kiovsky

Sue Tejeski

We must look forward; it can be done if we try. We will succeed, but it demands time and patience. Rob Lyons

On setting out upon our High School trek, the final goal in mind was Senior year. Closer now, is not yet in sight a break? Our hopes in dou bt, the end is nor so near. The steps go up as far as we can see, yet looking back our gait has been quite swift. Even so welcome would be the escalator's lift. Joseph Nolan

Nothing compares to Our times here Though at times we wish we were home Rather than at school we know that we make Each other's day brighter and cheerful. During the years we have all felt A loss but we know that we can Make it through with the help and Endurance of our friends to pull through. Lance Brown

Looking back at the times which have passed I sometimes wonder if it has all happened to me. Knowing the unexpected can become reality widens my view for the future. I can't say that everything has gone right, but trying your best and learning from faults makes the future seem better and easier to acquire. Hopefully what I see now is the good that is soon to be my happy memories. Stephanie Souza.

As a Freshman, I' looked at life as a dark road, not knowing where I was going. As a Sophomore , I began to understand why the road was dark. Now as a Junior, the dark road lightens with dawning light. I know where I'm at but not sure where I'm going. Soon I will be a Senior and I will understand where I'm at, where I've been, and where I'm going. Walt Pullen

Thanks, Seniors, for making your mark. Thanks, Sophomores, for showing me where I've been. Don't worry Freshman, for you've shown me where I started and God Bless the Juniors- for they showed me where I am. Juditra Burgess Striving Towards Everything The Class of Possible '83! Successfully? Jane Mihalko

Being a Junior at Notre Dame is a time to experience the joys of being part of the Notre Dame community. It is a time when we reflect on the past, on the memories we will always cherish, and the good times yet to come. It is a time to reflect on our maturity and the people who helped us grow. The future for us is scary. Before we know it our lives at N.D. will end. We will challenge the future with goals to attain, yet we will always take time to reflect on our experiences at Notre Dame. Lisa Tomlin

Junior year is an extremely special one; it was time for working and a time for fun. A time for us to be one year smarter, one year wiser, and one year more mature, as we grow and discover who we really are. We made plans, dreamed, and now we look forward to our Senior year. This Junior year is one to be remembered and cherished , and for all of us it is one that will not be forgotten. We always consider it one of the best years of our lives. Cathy Seidenglanz

The steps are high, bllt wide and filled with opportunity. We think we will never reach step #83, but eventually we do. As we climb up the steps, ever reaching for a dream, we encounter new experiences, we meet new people, we grow. Sometimes we fall down some steps, but we pick ourselves up and begin to climb again. Soon we will reach step #83, only to start to climb a new stairway more challenging than the first. Carlene Jaruszewski Entering new territory, discovering the inevitable path of life. Sometimes falling behind the rest but always trying to do my best to survive. Stumbling over rocks set in my way yet friends and family will lead me to the day of graduation. Too soon we've reached this trail's end only to find a new one begins. Rosemarie Piconf.

Time! Time! Everybody wishes they had more. You wish that time would stand still when you 're having fun. You wish it would fly when you feel down. But in reality, time goes on and on and on. Our lives are short and we must make the best of it. Anthony Valenzuela

Life always seems to add a higher step to take on the ladder of success as we get older. I look forward to the time when I have finished my uphill battle and can just glide on the accomplishments I have taken the time to conquer. Sue Sellers They tell me just what life's about and I listen to what they say. To laugh, to love, to live, and sing, oh yes, even to cry, these simple gifts of wisdom I will treasure 'till I die. Caryn Bralynski

I've been here at N.D. almost three years. The time I spent in the books, some people just overlooked. But to me the time was spent well. So listen to what I have to say, school days are the best days of your lives. Eugene Keegan

Who are these extraordinary peopie? They are the ones who have made it as Freshman with uncertainty, as Sophomores with ease and finally mad<.: it through as Juniors with joy. Now we are looking ahead to make it as Seniors with the anxiety of going forward into the world of adulthood. Da vina Crosland

As we move through our Junior year; we learn to overcome the obstacles which cause us to stumble. The small ones we walk over with ease and never think twice about the ones which seem impossible. We strive until we break through and then we move on. Ron Kopec

Forging ahead into Unknown Territory Utilizing your learned skills and Resources to Enhance life in the years to come Cyndy Iwan

Our years here are almost done; all were full of work and fun. People caring, sharing, showing all the things we need for growing. We all grew up so very fast but we won't forget the happy past. Lisa Cipriano

Three years have passed and here we are; how can things be so close yet seem so far? As Freshman we were scared and afraid to be shown. As Sophomores we were crazy, and a little closer we had grown. And now Junior year is behind us, and what is ahead we don't know. We're coming back as Seniors, just one more year to go. But in our memories we will remember all that we've shared - the laughter, the tears, and the people that have cared. So look ahead to the future, but don't forget the past. Use yesterday's happiness to make tomorrow's last. Cathi Breza

Strive To use all of our Resources and to Invest in our Very important, essential Education Adam Spriggs

Pushing Ahead Carefully taking Every Step Beverly Ruhl

Going into Senior year is stepping into a world of knowledge. Anthony Marrazzo

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One Step Away The year for the Class of '83 began on September 9, with the Junior class orientation. The officers put together a slide presentation to get psyched for the year ahead. Moving on to November was the Middle States Evaluation. For three days we showed the committee the pride we have in our school and will continue to have. In November, the Junior class sponsored a night at the movies, following the bonfire on November 25; the movie shown was "Young Frankenstein." It was a night of spirit and fun for the Junior class. December 17, was the date of one of the most special days in the Junior year. Ring Day. The Ring Day ceremonies included a special liturgy, the distribution of rings, and a small reception in the dining hall. Ring turning and good wishes ended the day. Then the Juniors turned their attention to candy canes. The proceeds from the sale of candy canes went to Anchor House,]anuary's redeeming quality was the ski trip after mid-terms. Junior Spirit Day was February 2; its theme was "Spirit of the Sixties." Many free-spiriters came dressed in the fashions of the sixties. There were contests for the best, and a dance contest was held. Music was provided by a band from the Junior class. Also in February, the Junior class sold carnations for Valentine's Day to remember that "special someone." April marked another special occasion, the Junior Prom, which was held at Angeloni's on April 30. Music was by Dephyr and it was another time for memories. Finally, June 1, marked the closing of our year as Juniors. Our last activity was a class picnic for the best class at N .D . Anne Marie Sagarese

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Junior Homeroom R epresentatives, SITTING: Katherine Hanak, Cynthia Ricciani, Tim Biesiadecki, Susan Sellers, Jill Maira. MIDDLE ROW: Ki.m Kiovsky, Colleen Connolly, Juditra Burgess, Robyn Capes, Karen Sanford, Lauren Greber, Arlene Miller, Mary Bedard, Lisa Tomlin. BACK ROW: Donna Genovesi, Sharon Czyzewski, Joanne Faulkner.

Junior Class Moderator, Miss Sharon Shipley.

Art student Kristina Veale.

Donna Genovesi shows her spirit.

Junior Class Officers: SITTING: Jacqueline D'Angelo, Anne Marie Sagarese, Catherine Breza, Carlene Jaruszewski. STANDING: Maria Bogda, Carl Powell.

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Last Steps Seniors at last! We climbed to the top of the ladder. It was not always easy trying to get there. Some of the steps were slippery, but we tried to keep on our feet. As freshmen we climbed with the enthusiasm of pioneers. Then as sophomores and as juniors, we sometimes skipped steps, even tripped over a few. Finally, we reached the top - we were seniors! We looked around and thanked God that we were not afraid of heights. We looked up to sight a new goal and began our next ascent . .. step by step. Anne Flynn

Stepping Through In '82 .The Class of 1982 looked back on all the steps we took in our years at N.D. Freshman year we had the first car wash, then our class trip to Great Adventure. We stepped into our sophomore year with relief - we were no longer freshman. We had a successful volleyball night and a class picnic in the grove. We jumped into Junior year - finally upperclassman! First we tackled the PSAT's, then we had our Ring Day, Our Junior Prom, and another trip to Great Adventure. Senior year we didn 't walk, we ran! Everyone was excited; we were finall y at the top of the steps! We had our last Blue and White Day, the Senior Halloween party, and took the dreaded SAT's. We cheered at the Homecoming game, and took a ski trip to Bolton Valley. We had a Senior Valentine Party and waited for our college acceptences. They finally came. With only a few months to go, we couldn't wait for our class trip to Florida. When it came, it was over too fast! We took our final exams; patiently went though graduation practice, our Senior Night, our Baccalaureate Mass, and finally reached our final step - Graduation. We could only look back and wish that it had gone a little slower!

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Top R ight/Class Officers/STANDING: Jeff Dill. FRONT ROW: Theresa Chmara, Amy Ciabattoni, Jackie Brescia, Lisa Lettiere. Middle Left/Homeroom R epresentatives/ FRONT ROW: Anita Huslin, Valerie Peoples, Ronald Ailey, Mary Jo Layton, Donna Bacso. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Taylor, Nancy Lanzoni, Kirsten Veale, Tracy Whitfield, Margaret Reed , Coleen Lyons, Elise Holland, Danita Lynch, Letitia Peters, Diane Dura, BACK ROW: Dana Pirone, Cindy Coritz, Renee Staub.

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Male teachers show their spirit and their legs at Pep Rally.

Valarie Nyktas is all ears.

Car washers Derek deBastos and Chris Baran.

Junior year at Great Adventure.

Beach Bums Harry Skopas and Mark Vierling.

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Florida Or Bust

Anne Sheehan daydreams about Florida.

Michelle Brown and Chariss Wooding fuel up.

Debbie Borges, Elizabeth Trus, and Tammy Bergstrom are set to go.

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Patty DaBronzo leads the cheers.

Joanne Dietrich thinks Florida thoughts.

Chris Fritz and Mary Jo Layton play with a beach ball.

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Testatnent P.R. all my friendship & understanding!! I, Steve Lawryk, upon leaving NO, take the great memories 1 have, and leave thanks & love to family , friends, & teachers. Thank you for putting up with me! I, Mary Jo Layton, of sound mind & questionable body, hereby leave to the Boss: Good Luck with future soccer wenches!! Thanks for Everything!!; to Cyn, a year's supply of Peggy Lawton 's and great memories, laughs, and fun from our man y different experiences!!; to Karen, Christina , & Kir, thanks for sharing a unique part of yourselves to help me become myself; to all N.D.'ers 1 hope you enjoy & appreciate everything as 1 have! I, Sandy Lewallen, leave my alto spot to Kathy & Cindy; my bus seat to Paul ; my best wishes to the Class of '83!, even though the class of '82 is the greatest of all times!! I, Bridget Lewis, leave all my late homeroom passes from Miss Henkel , to anyone who needs them ; to Mrs. B., a date with Magnum P.I. (what a body )! I, Sharon Lewis, leave to Judy Burgess & Lisa Lyons, the sounds of Latin and my crazy humor; to all remaining friends, my "hibernating" brain & my love!!; to Doug Holmes, Good Luck! in basketball & baseball in your two final years at N .D ., and all our memories, never to be forgotten!! I, Danita Lynch, leave to "the famil y" a bowl of champagne punch , a skim, a whoosh , a Bahama Mama; and to all of them the memories we've shared, filled with much love & friendship; to my sister, Andrea, 1 leave "Fred"!! I, Colleen Lyons, leave to the Wads: (CC, AH, & EH ) a booth at the Parfait House! ( the nast y waitresses & flinging of menus! ), and the fond memory of the Backstreets concert at G.A .!; to Cindi, the memories of the Furies!; to Mary Farley - "I Salute You!!" ; Hey Wads, don 't forget our reunion at Parfait once a year, month or week!! Love you alwa ys!! The Wad!! I, Sandy Mahon leave behind the memories, sweat & hard work to K .V., CF., MJ,L., CC, D.B., M .M ., CK ., of our soccer team!; to MEK , DB, SS, all the wild times in BBall; Thanks to MJH, MEK , S). AH , for the good times in Lunch!; to JR & NH, good luck in B-Ball next year; to DB, DO, VP, AC,JS, the dd crew made it through 4 more years!! I, Mike McCabe, leave all my late slips and Saturday detentions to Mr. Verdel, better known as " Big AI "; to Father Hughes 1 leave a $1,000 McDonald 's gift certificate! I, Robert McKeever, leave a pair of regulation knit pants to Linda; to Brenda, my cow; to Tony, a soup bowl & scissors for his daily haircut; to Mike, an automatic tietier. I, Dewanda McRae leave my steno notes to Lisa Potts. I, Charles McStravick, leave to the juniors of N .D., all the fun times that will come in the senior year, to next year's football team , I leave those great double sessions! I,June Mihalcik, leave to my " buddy" Tonia, memories of "the mobile," Sunoco man, cruising around where ?, Denny's at 12:30, washing the porch?, Moosehead memories, and many more!!; to Mr. Lelii, a smile and a big "Thank- You "! I, Bob Moran, leave to Miss Shipley, many broken pencils; to Mrs . McGraw, a bunch of dead frogs ; to Mr. Moore & the 1982 team , a dirty, left-footed cleat! I, Mike Morreale, leave to Ms. Anderson all the knowledge I have; to Linda , my 1982 Lamborgini; to Scrimpy, $1 ; to Koval a 100 % flannel shirt! I, Patt Morton, leave all my talents to Nikki & Natalie Bridgewater. Be successful in all you do. Sing, act, and dance well for me! I, Dennis Mosner, leave these good memories to MJL - orange punch!; CF - ( Fritzina) ; KC - pennies & big lips; BC (Barnacle Bill & Pokerman ); AB - (Chippy }; JM Oulia Childs & Fired Twinkies ); and to CC - ( the Pea & your ears! ); to the Gang - AC, VP, DO, EW, TM, TH - I leave you all my Love!! P.S. Let 's Abort This Mission Snowcats!!!! I, Cheryl Murphy, leave all of my friends the memories of our Great Times!; to Everyone, Don't think of the future, don 't think of the past, just think of the present, and how it will last . I, Alison Nalbone, herby leave to Chris Mawli & Debbie Tierno, all my love . I, Chris Nalbone, hereby leave the all hallowed Greek contest to Mr. Verdel , to that he can say, " Four minutes remaining .. . better start final izing!" I, Cheryl Nerwinski, leave Mrs . Major, Kathy, Mary, Teri ; have a ball and Good Luck! You 'll definitel y need it' I, Valarie Nyktas, leave my friendship to all my friends .

I, Maureen O'Brien, leave behind a great school full of memories, which will last forever. Good Luck, future ND.'ers and ktep her spirit going strong . I, Jackie O'Conner, leave a word of gratitude for all those people who have helped me become what I am today, especially Sister Jud y. I, Coleman O'Donovan, irreparably demented , do hereby bequeath my supply of unburned " midnight oil " to all aspiring " AP" students! I, Valerie Peoples, leave these thoughts: to Amy, my greatest friend , Eyok Infinity; to Diane, are you coming ?; to "the gang " , remember Rosedale Lake, the drive -in , etc. !!; to the cheerleaders, pre-game parties; to Dennis, we're gonna live forever!! I, Letitia Peters, leave to my brother Carl my ph ysics notebook!; to my cousin , Sherry Baker, I leave my memories at N .D .; to Lisa Logan, I leave my friendship' I,Joyce Pierce, leave my hurdling ability to Joanne Carttr. May she take 3 steps forward! I, Dand Pirone, leave my complete unadulterated Physics, Calculus & AP notebooks, which will cause horror to any sane individual. I, Gerri Puca, being of sound mind & body do hereby leave my favorite Physics notebook to Mr. Dambro. I, Suresh Raja, bequeath my Spanish skills to Mr. Poli 's future students as well as my immaculate Physics notebook to Sr. C1aver's future captive audience. I, Paula Ramutk owski, leave to Tony & Dave, burnt bugs; to Bill , Green Grass & High Tides; to Martha & Nancy, my thanks; to future AP students, my sincere sympathy ; and to Steve, the WRFLS! I, Betty Rodriguez, leave to Cath y B., Cindy ,Jillery, Cathy S., and Donna , the memories of pre -game parties; Joe Jackson 's " Look Sharp", CBA, and rtmember Eat-a-Bag. I, Michele Rogers, leave thtse thoughts : to Michelle Bogado, thanks for being there when I needed you most, LoVt' ya '!; to Tracy Taylor, the memory of all the grt>at times we had tol!ether: to Miss Priscilla , the hoot that vou'lI ktto on singing and I

guarantte you 'll make it ; to Migdalia , my thanks for lifting my spirits when I was down; to Jimmy, somtont special to me; to Mom, thanks for bting there when I needed you most. I love you! I, Magdalia Santiago, leave my typing & Steno skills to an yone who is going to take business courses. Aim for Mrs . Gribbin, she's number I! I, Priscilla Sapp, leave part of my singing ability to my sister Tracey Jtnkins. Hey! You deserve the best of Luck! Midget! I, Karen Schaeffener, leave to King Joe, mort chairs for H .R., R.S, and lots of gigglts & fond memories! I, Deloris Scipio, bting of sound mind and bod y, leave this school and its premises in a hurry, flash, as soon as possible, right awa y, ttc.! I, Annie Sheehan, Itave Col , Mary , Lisa, Jackie, the abilit y to smile whtn times were tough, and the closeness of trUt friends. May we share more happy times "Forever"! I, Jackie Shuster, Itavt Diane: 1000 bike rides to the boardwalk , 100 Wildwood life guards, and 1 lasting fritndship!; to Amy & Val : memories of Junior Ring Day & the Barn; to those at the next table: a lift-time friendship with Barnacle Bill; to Tom, wherever you go, whatever you do, you'lI alwa ys take with you a piece of my heart . Thanks for all tht memories, past & prestnt. I, Bill Sibert, leave one thought to Marybeth - 6 yrs. ain 't that long! I, Brenda Silver, leave to Margie Pratt, all of the gym excuses sht can think of! We, the Senior Pinheads, leave all of our broken guitar strings, broken sticks, and broken drumsticks, to the last remaining Pinhead , "CIB, " and all future "punks" and musicians. P.S. That includes broken chords too. The Pinheads!! I, Brenda Smith, being of scrambled mind & tired body, leave Chris & Carl my senior records; to Ptte,Juan and Greg, the responsibility of keeping the ND -traditions alive!! I, Donald Stanziale, leave the Stniors of next year a piece of advice - Make as much as you can out of this year; my admittance notes to anyone who wants them . I, Renee Staub, leave to my best friend Bev Ruhl , all the happy memories from the past ten years; to Lynn Folino, Theodore the mouse; to Gerry Oravsky, my barrettes; to Mr. Poli, my smile, may he use it often . I, Mark Sudol, besides leaving " Evil Spirit Repellent " and birdhouses to the Baseball Team, I leave nothing. The rest - I keep. It路s all mine, no one's getting it, so thert!! I, Martha Sullivan, leave to my friends this message: Thank you; I'll miss you all! Remember those half-times.; to Deb, Liz, Megan, I leave you each other, carryon, " Recuerdenme con amor." I, John Terry, leave to the underclassmen on the football team, the " fun" ahead with Bernie, Elmer, Punkin, and Wally W . I, Molly F. Thompson, leave to anyone passing whtrt I have passed , all the wasted time & tribulations undergone here. Stay with it!! i, David Tierno, Itave to Tony tht memories of tht N .L.F. -first the Canticle room ... next the world!! to Paula: thanks for always being there; to Martha: thanks for the nicest memories, thty' lIlast me a lifetime!! I,Jackie Tkacs, leave all of the good times I had hert to Kathleen ; to Terri & Lynda , friends are forevtr! Thanks! To Mom & dad , Thanks for tvtrything! I, Joanne Torgeson, leave nothing but the best for my little brother Gary as he begins his next four years at ND!! I, Bernadette Trus, leave to my friends : all the memories of the wild and crazy times we spent together (you know who you all art!); to my parents: all my love and a big thank s!! I, Steve Uveges, bequeath to my brother Dave, my Hawaiian shirt! Also my uncoordinating shirts & ties; to those who take physics, my condolences; to Mrs. " B", remember the Brand y!; to Mr. Moore's midgets in history class, his M .G .K . & his famous war & college storits, they were great!; to Paula I leave my present and future memories; God bless my ',,)7 Chtvy which is powered by Southern Rock & Roll! Thank you all!! I, Chris Vernon, leave the Christmas tree to Mr. Butler; to the football team , the "S"; to tht gu ys I leavt the seasidt home, because we deserve what 's left of it!! I, John Walsh, htreby leave my slightly used Zahorsky notes to anyone who wants them ; to Debbie, my Mickty mouse hat and airplane wings. I, Carol Wasielewski, leave to DaVina Crosland , my Latin IV book with my own version of the Aeneid! We, the ND Wenches of 1982, MJL, KV, CC, KC, CF, EH, AH, hereby leave our loudness, endless laughter, athletic skills and unforgettable memories to those who need them , want them or remember them, but they must be appreciated as we appreciated thtm! Good luck to all tht Wtnches of ytars to come . Take care of them Boss!! I, Tracy Whitfield, being of sound mind and bod y, leave all my late term papers & late Cabaret auditions to whotver wants them . I, Charles Wooding, leave my shortntss to my tall sisttr Cynthia; to Mr. Genovtsi, my nickname "Grandma," so he can give it to someone else! I, Becky Youngberg, Itave to Michael Morreallt, a muzzle; to Michael McCabe, my special ftelings; to Jeff, I Itavt Michellt. Codicil: I, Alicia DiPietro, being of reasonabl y sound mind and bod y, Itave to my family , my 10Vt' & thanks for all thtir undtrstanding; to all my fritnds & teachers, I never could havt madt it w/out all your help! To " Lou ," all tht good McDonald moments we had ; thtre's mort to comt; to Kath y, talks of Toby & Fred ; to Bruce ( F.F.) , loving memorits & thoughts . I love you and look forward to the future . Here's to June of '83.

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The taciturn thief stands before us, yet steals away unnoticed. His hands conceal his face; each punctual finger signals out a wealth of fleeing opportunity ... but he has no heart. He is an unrepentant murderer ... an ally of hesitation ... a fickle liar. Undeterred, his silent scythe mows us down in one fell swoop.

Coleman O'Donovan Being a senior means leaving behind all the things that you did and going on to start a new life with new experiences.

Robert Hickman

Mashing your brain for something they claim is the right change You throw out some lies, hold in a sigh, and then cry Open roads and open arms Open your eyes, not asking you why And you ramble along singing a song Of a time when you were not alone. Then you're off with a bang to a place where you hang with some beat gang Only laughing outside and flaunting some pride you should hide. Another day has passed you by Another life has passed away And while you sat around sipping tea Another child has come to play.

Greg Gocke The past is important but don't waste your time thinking about what was or what could have been. What you make of yourself is more important.

Cindy Beauchamp

Safely reached the top! End of a 4 -year trek N ever look back or regret Into the future ahead Optimistic and Reaching for the Stars in the sky.

Throughout the climb to the top step, senior year, I have learned this important lesson - you never stop learning nor do you ever stop growing. Like time, people constantly change and progress to a higher step. Every experience has meaning to it. Nothing done is a wasted experience. Each and all is important in the steps you take to arrive at your final destiny.

Kim Kates

Wendy Jamison It's been fun and a long four years. If I could change it all, I don't think I would . Getting a chance to go to high school is a privilege, although it's a requirement. Some kids don't have or ever get the opportunity, and that's rough. I'll always try not to take things in life for granted because they're God's blessings.

Kevin Graham

I look on everyday of my high school years as waves breaking on the beach at Seaside. No two waves are the same; they're always changing and different.

Steve Uvegas Stretching roward that Elusive goal - the future . Never knowing what's In store; Overlooking the obvious Reaching for the Stars.

Sue Jakubowski

Make your friends your teachers and mix the pleasures of conversation with the advantages of learning.

Senior spring! How I waited for you! You were a time for proms, for playing tennis, a time when my big decisions were behind me. June came an . f)meone handed me a pass which said, "This will lead you to an Ul 'overed treasure ... yourself." Then I was ready to stride off to Sept .[i.Oer, carefree and confident ... to make new and exciting discoveries.

Kathy Kopec

Alicia Brooks

Senior year caps off my life at N.D. It seems like yesterday that I first came here. In these four brief years, I have grown and am ready to leave N.D. I'm off to further my education and increase my knowledge. Thanks, N.D. for my good start.

Special people making it worthwhile Enduring through all the pitfalls Needing to fulfill that certain dream Identifying with those we look up to Overlooking the faults and finding new talents Remembering each other with special thoughts.

Michelle Brown

Chris Baran Senior year was - surprise! - more work. More work than you'd thought. A year to find out how far you could push yourself. You used up each minute heading toward the future . There were times when you just wanted to drop everything and cry. A lot of times you did just that, but you didn't give up because you knew that diploma was within reach. So you learned a lot of things, met a lot of people, grew a lot, and reached the time when you looked back on your accomplishments and sawwhat you'd done, and you smiled .

Here today, gone tomorrow, Always changing, never ending. Confusion sets in - Life is a carousel. Should we continue? Should we try? Is it enough to say, "Don't worry." Or should we say, "This is Life!"

Jackie Shuster

Joan Barlow

We made it through and had some fun along the way. My hope is that the next four years will be as rewarding as those we 've spent at N.D.

Kathy Haller

This is the end, and yet it's a beginning.

Regina Hemingway

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Just remembering the fun we shared United in all the joys and sorrows Seniors looking to tomorrow Til at last it was the end. No! Only the beginning! Being there every day Even in the end, Giving our all In every way N ever too soon, N ever too late; In any case, we participated in life at N .D . Needless to say, our time was well spent. Guaranteed - we'll strive for our dreams - the class of '82! Patti Morton Another step has been taken in the long trek toward the future. The time has come and gone too fast. I wish to all the success of knowing that you are loved. Rose Ann Humphreys All our lives we were molded and educated; now its time to move on and grow so that we can educate others. Tricia Carroll The beach is much like me with mysteries no one can see. As I watch the sun rise, What does the ocean reflect? An eagle, so big and grand, or a tiny grain of sand? It changes, with the wind , like I do What will tomorrow bring? What will become of me? Jackie Tkacs The four years of my life spent at N.D. were four of the best years of my life. I liked the atmosphere, the teachers, and the students. I learned more than I felt I ever could , and I'm thankful I had the opportunity to attend N.D. I'll never forget myoid alma mater. Jackie Anderson

I have a crystal dream; it's so fragile It stands up to a storm, yet it's blown away by a whisper. It glitters brilliantly by the light of the moon .. . I pray that I may keep it and touch it with my heart. From this moment on forever ...... Helene Danko

For me, being a senior was like being in the eighth grade again. I looked forward to graduation and our class trip, but I also remembered being a freshman, being put back down to earth, being responsible for making important decisions that would affect the rest of my life. I wasn't afraid, however, because I had self-confidence and faith in God . With those, I'd be successful in all my endeavors. De Wanda McRae I have grown and I have learned in my high school years. Now they 're behind me. My future is filled with goals which I hope to reach. Many thanks to my Mom and Dad; they encouraged me and gave me strength when I was weak and uncertain. They worked hard to make my goals more realistic. Love you both very much! Chris Bohlumbohm Although we enjoyed our high school years very much, it's time to look at what lies ahead and hope for the best . The best of luck to N.D.'s Class of '82. Renee Staub

Try your hardest and get good grades; that way you won 't worry when it's too late! Joyce Pierce

Leaving school! I'll miss all the great times, the football team, the ski trips, the classes, and the parnes. John Cifelli

WE'RE THE CLASS OF 1982!

"Throw all your worries on Him; for He cares for you." I Peter 5:7 Gerri Puca

Hey, it's here! Graduation! The days went so slow; the years went so fast, and the things that I swore I'd remember, I've forgotten already. I know that hundreds of times I've said I'd love to be out of school, but I know I'm gonna' wish I was back. The only direction to go now is straight ahead. I hope the road is smooth. Good luck everyone! Randy Christensen

Touching and leaving a mark on everything Optimistic and determined Beyond Expression ...... Our class Closeness felt - unity Looking out forever - yet .... Oh, in our hearts grasping moments, Sights, memories - today, tomorrow, Ever - to last always Donna Basco Stepping toward the End and having second thoughts. Nervous about the coming Independence Of the college life we 're Reading for. Lynn Folino

Senior year is like lining up in an aircraft ready to make a jump and hoping, as you leap from the plane, thinking - Will my chute open? .... Who cares? You win a few , you lose a few, and no one is going to clean up your mess. But you had better care, jock ... because you're the one who's going to get crushed. Brendan Curtain

Seniors Try Every way Possible to Succeed Barbara Czajkowski Happiness is senior year at N.D. Carol Wasielewski

Senior year has passed like the whisper of a moth's wings which flutter and shimmer in the luminous glow of the moon. That silver orb, the incandescent vagrant, and our last year at N.D. have become one in an affinity of time and space. Too soon, our time as seniors has melted and given way to the light of a new day. Anita Huslin

Step To The Head Of The Class

Anna Bevilacqua, First Place

Christopher Baran, Second Place

Valerie Peoples, Fourth Place

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Lynn Folino, Fifth Place

Coleman O 'Donovan, Third

Christopher Nalbone, Seventh Place

Brendan Curtain, Eighth Place

Barbara Courtney, Ninth Place

Kathy Rostock, Tenth Place

Kirsten Veale, Sixth Place

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The Results

Most Athletic: Jeff Celentano and Sandra Mahon

Class Musicians: Lisa Lettiere and Harry Skopas

Most Intellectual: Anna Bevilacqua and Christopher Baran

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Most Likely to Succeed: Kirsten Veale and Coleman O 'Donovan

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Most Dramatic: Ronald Jasienski and Sandy Lewallen

Best Sense of Humor: Kimberley Kates and Brendan Curtain

Most Artistic: Edward Sikorski and Joan Barlow 151

The Results

Most Spirited: Jeff Dill and Theresa Chmara

Dynamic Duo: Gary Foy and Jeff Celentano

Dynamic Duo: Karen Crowell and Christina Fritz 152

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Three Musketeers: Anne Flynn, Kristine Joy, Cheryl Nerwinski

Three Musketeers: Chris Vernon, John Arbitell, Brian Bralynski

Friendliest: Donna Bacso and Dennis Mosner 153

Mark Adam If a deed, however humble, helps you on your way, seek the one whose hand has helped you, seek him out and tell him so. Ronald Ailey Rivers should be where they can ramble; eagles should be where they can fly. I've got to be where my spirit can run free, I've got to find my corner of the sky. Beth Alloway If we do not make new acquaintances as we advance through life. we will find ourselves alone. Our friendships need to be kept in constant repaIr. Mark Adam

Ronald Ailey

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Steve Amontis The memories of a man in his old age were the deeds of that man in his prime. Jacqueline Anderson I would sincerely like to wish "Good Luck" to all the remaining and incoming students at Notre Dame. I hope that your years here will be as rewarding and fulfilling to you as they were to me. John Arbitell Fear not the crusted warblers, but be wary of the mad cheese grater, for he shall slaw the features from your face. Beware public carnivores as they inevitably, edibly have a soft-nosed hollow point behind every bush. Salce I Awsare From the sublime to the ridiculous, there is only one step. Donna Basco Someday we will all find it, the Rainbow Connection; The Lovers, the Dreamers and Me.

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Marzena Bajdalski The beauty of things exists in the mind which contemplates them. Christopher Baran The ability for man to think communicate is unique.

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Joan Barlow Love when you can: cry when you have to: be who you must for that's a part of the plan .... Donna Bellezza

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Cynthia Beauchamp Throughout your lifetime try not to see through others, but help see others through. Donna Bellezza There is no easy way to Longevity: to achieve is the work of a lifetime. Tammy Bergstrom The love of laughter and friendship is the key to life. Anna Bevilacqua Just think! Once we were perfect strangers, but then fate stepped in, and through some miracle, out of all the billions and billions ofpeople in the world, our paths crossed . . .. now what!!?? Ann Bezek Time goes by. day by day; my feelings to grow will never go away.

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Gary Bobko Every year is getting shorter, for I never seem to ha ve enough time ... plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines. Hanging on in quiet desperation . .. the time is gone, senior year is over . .. thought I'd have more to say. Debbie Borges If you find something, set it free; if it comes back, it is yours; if it doesn't, it never was. o

Robert Borges A dream and the wind will carry me to be free. Gary Bobko

Michelle Bogado

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Maryann Bossio One morning I woke up and knew you were r~ally gone. A new day, a new way, and new eyes to see the dawn. So go your own way and I'll go mine and carryon. Sandra Bottoni Listen closely to what I say. If you do, it wl11 help you some sunny day. Take your time . .. don't live too fast; Troubles will come, then they will pass. Brian Bralynski To describe the fury of a fish smashing a bait and taking to the air is futile. But just like anything else, to experience the excitement fully, you really have to be there!

Robert Borges

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Betty Rodriguez

Michelle Brown

N atela Burgess

Nancy Brennan

Jacqueline Brescia

Alicia Brooks

Mark Brown

Linda Busz

Gerald Calamia

Tina Calderone

Friendship is a word with a real definition. Once you've found it, it becomes an addition. Time flies as a bird so free, and memories battle 'til eternity. Time flies as a bird on wing, years pass as the future rings. Enjoy life now, it is a fact, when you realize there is no turning back. Colleen Calnon You know I've never been religious, but it seems very clear to me that if we did just a little more reaching out, the love we feel, we'd see! Monica Canty I believe we are the fllture, so teach us well and we'll lead the Tina Calderone

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way. If we fail or if we succeed, no one can take away our dignity. Then if by fate our search for that special place leads us to a lonely place, we'll put our faith in love. Joan Carella Whoever said that we were born to run must not have had a life of fun! We should walk day by day because we may never pass this way again. Patricia Carroll I expect to pass this way just once, therefore, any good that I can do or any kindness that I can show, let me do it now, for I shall never pass this way again.

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Jeff Celentano We've heard it all before, but we just don't seem to move. The pressure's on; is there a lack of concentration?

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Marie Charyk [{you can fill the: un{orp'ving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance running, yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and, which is more, you'll be a man, my son! Theresa Chmara Remember these memories you have made. Treasure them always as you would treasure a dear friend; but do not live in the past, live for now! Remember yesterday, live for today, but look for tomorrow.

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Randy Christensen Lord, [ was born a rambling man. Trying to make a living; I'm doing the best [ can, so when it's time for leaving, [ hope you'll understand. [ was born a rambling man.

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Amy Ciabattoni I'm so glad we've had this time together, just to have a laugh and sing a song. Seems we've just gotten started and before you know it, the time has come that we must say - So long! John Cifelli You never know what you can do 'til you 've tried. Nell Ann Comfort Forget what life used to be; you are what you choose to be! Whatever it is you see, that life will become.

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David Cook It took me all this time to learn there was more to school than football and having fun. Don't play games with me!

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Louise Everett Everyone I know and everywhere I J;o people need some reason to believe, 'tho I don't know about anyone but me. If it takes all night, that's all riJ;ht, if I can J;et you to smile before I leave. Beth Fakey I've been afraid of chanJ;inJ; 'cause I've built my life around dreams of what I've had and what I've lost, but time makes you bolder, even children J;et older and I'm J;etting older too. Deanna Farrands Won't you take me back to school? I need to learn the golden rule. Won't you lay it on the line? I need to hear it one more time. Each and every heart, it seems, is bounded by a world of dreams; the one it's calling back to face the music, IS you. Frank Farrell Hope nourishes the soul of him who lives in justice and holiness. It is the nurse of his age and the companion of his journey. Hope is the mIghtiest to sway the restless soul of man. Kevin Fitzpatrick Of the many friends that I have, one is "unique," ("the party is never over"), two others are sisters, ("see ya' later"), and one's a "twin" brother, (search and seizure). I hope we never part, because they mean the world to me. Clifford Flowers Love is somethinJ; that never, ever dies.

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William Gillin In whatever you do, the essense is to have a sense of balance with your surroundings. That is living at its best, more than anything. Timothy Glackin On that dry and dusty road, the night we spent apart alone. I need to get back home. I can't sleep and I lay and think. The night is hot and black as ink. 0' God I need a drink of cool, cool rain.

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Gregory Gocke Many dreams come true, some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket of gold. Roseanne Goeclich Good times, bad times. I've reached the age I've tried to do all those things the best I can; no matter how I try, I find my way. Bridget Goss Do you know where you are going? Do you like the things that this life has to o((er you? Kevin Graham It's been fun but now it's over. I'm happy, but I'll miss it! Now it's time to be all there is to be. I am not frightened or worried, I have the Lord who 's always with me. Kenneth Graziul Take it easy!

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Roseanne Goerlich

Bridget Goss

Kevin Graham

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Jacki Grussler A friend is warm; a friend is special. A friend is understanding /.ove is such a friend. Jodi Guidotti You can't always p:t what you want. hut i{ you try sometimes, you may ~et what you need. Hossam Halim The ultimate o{ lite is when a person achieves self-discipline. prosperity, ~enerosity. loyalty. and true internal peace. But he{ore this ultimate. a person must envision his true self

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Kathleen Haller [)estiny is not a matter o{ chan~e. it is a matter o{ choice; it isn't somethin~ to he waited {or. hut somethin~ to he achieved. Mary Jo Harcar em the child within my heart rise? Can I sail throu~h the chan~in~ ocean tides! Can I handle the seasons o{ my lite? Todd Harris You run to catch up with the sun when it's sinking. pacing around to come up hehind you a~ain. The sun is the same, in a rc:fative way, hut you're older. shorter o{ breath, one day closer to death. Every year is ~ettin~ shorter, yet you never seem to li'nd the time. Hossam Halim

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John Harkness

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Kathleen Haller

Andrew MacPhee

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Burnie Hartzell You look back and see 17 ()r 1H rears. and you may sa.\' "Good' " or you may say "Fnoufih!" Hut either way. pm 're rounfi and lift:'.'i I()ng It's all in perspeai~'c. There 's no rush. Jane Hebeler What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Burnell Hartzell

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Regina Hemingway I'm n()t in this world to live up w your expeaation.~. but then you're not here to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. If we find each ()ther. it's bcautifiJ!. Georgette Hennigan Time has a way of P)infi hI' so quicklr that we never really notice it until it's wo late, There's never enoufih time w d() or say everythinfi we'd like to have said to some()ne. Acruallr. the clock is Just starrinfi to tick f()r us Seniors, Robert Hickman Four years will P) by faster than you think . Take your time and don't rush it; you mifiht miss a memor\'.

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Georgette Hennigan

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Jim Hines Some folks trust in reason while others trust in Intpht, I trust in nothinfi and I know it'll come out npht. I hope you understand that when it's d()ne. it's over; a man is Just a man. John Hodnicki We have w come w the end of one rope and then befiin to climb another. Another leads to blpfier and sweeter rewards. I'll do my best to reach those rewards and live my life to its fullest. Elise Holland All the days which seemed so far away have now passed. and there were so many happy moments that are happy memories now, I have tomorrows filled with the hope o{ thinfis to come.

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Anita Huslin Time is too slow for those who walt, too fast for those who rejoice But for those who love. time is eternal. Susan Jakubowski Dream on, dream on, until rour dream comes true. Because our destiny. it seems, is to search and never rest and to ride that ever changing wave that never seems to crest Wendy Jamison The future belongs to those who prepare for It, so II any man seeho greatness. let him forget greatness and seek truth, and he will find both. As for me. my life is my message

Rose Ann Humphreys

Anita Huslin

Susan Jakubowski

Wendy Jamison

Ronald Jasienski Reach your highest potential and never look back except for good memories and bad experiences. Then go forth with the knowledge that you 'll always be loved . .. by your friends.

William Sibert

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Jeffrey Jenei Jeff Jenei The rusted chains of the prison moon are shattered by the sun. I walk a road and the horizons change. the tournament's begun. The purple piper plays a tune. the choir softly sings; three lullabies in an ancient tongue fill the court of the crimson king Ken Jenner You are young and life is long, and there 's stili time today. One day you'll find ten years ha ve gotten behind you; no one told you when to run and you missed the starting gun. Maryanne Johnston Life is a test and this world a place of trIal. Always the problems or it may be the same problem - will be presented to each generation in different forms .

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Kristine Joy

Moira Johnston

Janis Junginger

Michele Brown

Joseph Karns

Kris Joy I have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on. I wIll go on shining like brand new; I'll always look behind me, and my troubles will be few. Janis Junginger You've got your passion and you've got your pride; don't you know that only fools are satisfied? Dream on, but don't imagine your dream '11 come true. Joseph Karns It's been a long, strange trip! Kimberly Kates

Mary Elizabeth Keefe Kim Kates Like the fool I am and shall always be; I've got a dream. They can change their minds, but they can't change me. Mary Elizabeth Keefe We cherish our friends not only for their ability to amuse us, but for our ability to amuse them. Susan Keirn Now the wind is calm; in a moment it will be raging. Now my soul is young, in a moment it will be ageing. Patrick Kellogg It's been great, to say the least.

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Patrick Kellogg

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Catherine Kiovsky When I finally got it all together, I forgot where I put it! Caroline Kirikian Someday soon, I don't know when, we're gonna get to that place wh~re we really want to go, and we'll walk in the sun. Til then, we were born to run. Clare Kissel Remember, you are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true,

Maria Kelly

Caroline Kirikian

Catherine Kiovsky

Clare Kissel

Gerry V rancik

Jamie Klim

Jeffrey Klosinski

Jamie Klim Sometimes I lie awake at nlj:ht and wonder where all the years ha ve gone. They ha ve all passed through sleep's dark and silent gate. Margie Kmiec Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We 'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find these were the best of times,

Margie Kmiec

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Suzette Kochell

SU7Ctfe Kochell I spent little time on the mountain. Spent little time on the hi//, Things went down; we don't understand, but I think we will in time,

James Konczos

Kathryn Kopec

Michele Kopec

Robert Koval James Hines

Jim Konczos It's 'H2, I'm ,s;lad we're throu,s;h! Kathryn Kopec IAt, is partly what we make it, partly what it is made by our friends. We have the power to make ours the best ,s;eneration o{ mankind in the world. Michele Kopec I low do I know that the time has come to accept my limitations' or whether I still ou,s;ht to cry to {ulli"!1 my promise? Glen Kowalczyk

George Kowalski Glen Kowalczyk Put me behind the wheel of a '57 Chevy, put ;j[J ice cold Miller in my hand, Huddy /lolly on the stereo, and parked down by the lake' with my ,s;irl, I'm content. George Kowalski Sometimes I think I'm {allin,s;. but I never reach the ,s;round. I'm lost inside this crazy world to which I'm f(m.'ver bound. Brenda Kozlowski Ideals are like the stars: we may never reach them, but. .. we chart our courses by them. Debra Krawczun You're a shinin,s; st,u. no matter who you are; you're shinin,s; bri,s;ht to see what your lift, can crufy be.

Brenda Kozlowski

Debra Krawczun

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Mary Beth Krawiec Death alone from death can save. Love is death and therefore brave. Love can fill the deepest grave and love beneath the wave. Alan Krupa I finally got everything together . .. now I forget where I put it. It's '82, I'm glad we're through. Robin Lachapelle Stand up to be seen. Speak up to be heard. Shut up to be appreciated. Mary Beth Krawiec

Alan Krupa

Robin Lachapelle

Nancy Lanzoni

Stephen Lawryk

Mark Krisanda

Steve Uveges

Nancy Lanzoni Goodbye my friends, maybe forever. Goodbye my friends, time waits for me. Who knows where we will meet again if ever? Time flows like a river to the sea, until it's gone forever. Steven Lawryk Believe in yourself and all things will be possible. Mary)o Layton Make the best of today. Don't let it pass without a laugh. Mary Jo Layton

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Lisa Lettiere

Sandra Lewallen

Michael Lewellen

Bridget Lewis

Lisa Lettiere Love is the key to happiness; happiness is the key to success. Michael Lewallen Lord knows I've paid my dues and I'm gettin' through, tangled up in

Sandra Lewallen We are the leaders now; we are the czars. And in time, we will all be stars.

Sharon Lewis

Bridget Lewis Time is very valuable. Use it wisely for one day your time will run outtime waits for no one. Life is like a clock. It ticks and ticks, but one day the ticks will stop. ~ina

Lewis Nina was here but now she's gone. She thanks the ones who helped her along.

Sharon Lewis God grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change, the courage to change the things that I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. Danita Lynch I wonder where I'm going. I wonder if I'll go far. I wonder if I'll reach that bright star; and I wonder if I'll find someone to share it with. Christopher Lynne Not everyone cn be a hero. Someone has to sit and cheer.

Danita Lynch

Christopher Lynne

Dave Smolka 175

Colleen Lyons

Andrew MacPhee

Thomas Mahler

Sandra Mahon

Timothy Marchetti

DeWanda McRae

Andy Macphee I'm stayinp alive and well. thank you. Tom Mahler No eternal reward can le)q;ive us le)[ wastinp the dawfl.

Lisa Ann Maty

Sandy Mahon A hitter taste you rememher. hut a sweet taste you cherish. Mary Marciante !.ike a puest that stayed too lonp. it's li"nally time {or me to It'ave. Yes, it's finally time to leave. Calmly and serene, it's the famous final scene. Lisa Maty Sometimes I wonder where I've been. who I am; do I li"t in? I may not make it, but I can be strong. out there on my OWfl. Michael McCabe Th(: time has come {or me to say poodbye. I know you're plad to say "Goodhye," because the last jack has bem thrown {rom the sky, hut how I'm lauphing!

Deborah Borges, Tammy Bergstrom 176

Matthew McDermott

Shawn McGee

Robert McKeever

Tracy McManimon

Theresa Celli, Bernadette Trus

DeWanda McRae

Charles McStravick

Mary Meagher

Annette Meszaros 177

June Mihalcik Take time to laugh . .. laughter is the music of the soul. Robert Militello Success isn't the result of spontaneous combustion. You must first set yourself on fire. Robert Milo Seav for Cy! Tangerla Mitchell I was always proud to be one of "Geno's girls."

June Mihalcik

Robert Militello

Robert Milo

Tangerla Mitchell

Mark Vierling

Teri Mitchell

Teri Mitchell Since we cannot be universal and know all that is to be known of everything, we should know a little about everything.

Robert Moran

Robert Moran Never give up - give it your best shot. Smile and be happy! To take life seriously is to miss what life's all about. Keith Morley If I should leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, ... there are too many places I've yet to see. I am as free as a bird now, and this bird you'll never cage. Michael Morreale N. D. has taken four years of my life, mixed them with happiness and sadness . .. I'm glad they're over.

Keith Morley

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Michael Morreale

Patricia Morton We've only just begun to live. Long roads and promises; a toast to success and we're on our way! Dennis Mosner I am not afraid of death; I just don't want to be there when it happens. Kenneth Mulligan I'm not exactly sure what I want to do or where I want to go, but I know that: Rivers belong where they can ramble; eagles belong where they can fly. I've got to be where my spirit can run free; I've got to find my piece of sky. Kevin Murdza This is the end my friends. When and where will we meet again?

Patricia Morton

Dennis Mosner

Kenneth Mulligan

Kevin Murdza

Cheryl Murphy The best and most beautiful things in life cannot be seen, cannot be touched; they must be felt with the heart. Donna Nagy What are the wIld waves saying? Ever amidst our playing, I hear their low, lone song. Alison Nalbone There is a world out there waiting for me, and I intend to conquer it. Christopher Nalbone Apathy deprives man of life's treasures. Don't allow it to impede your endeavors.

Cheryl Murphy

Donna Nagy

Suzette Kochell

Alison Nalbone

Christopher Nalbone 179

William Nelson

Laura Nicolai

Patricia DaBronzo

William Nelson Take your time, don't live too fast. Troubles will come and troubles will pass. Go find a girl and you may find love. And always remember friend, there is someone above. Cheryl Nerwinski Let other people praise you - even strangers; never do it yourself My self image is more important to me than my neighbor's opinion may be. Laura Ann Nicolai Beware what you set your heart upon. It surely shall be yours. Michele Nucaso My friends, do you recall the times we cried? Break through other side. Break on through!

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Thomas Obal

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Maureen O'Brien

Jacqueline O 'Connor

Coleman O 'Donovan

Maureen O'Malley

Rose Panzitta

Ernest Papp

Robert Paterra Remembering all of the good times . .. Outstanding year, Beautiful memories, Ecstatic . .. Robert Paterra's was The best senior class. Valerie Peoples Life is a series of hello's and goodbye 路s. I'm afi-aid this time it's goodbye again. Letitia Peters Time is . .. Willing to snatch away a moment but never willing to give it back; Willing to put the joy in rejoice; Willing to make you remember and never forget, Willing to heal the wounds and bring breath back into life; Willing to be the authority to end anything; Time is life.

Valerie Peoples

Colleen Parishy

Robert Paterra

Valerie Peoples

Letitia Peters

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Joyce Pierce

Denise Pierson

Dominick Pintimalli

Joyce Ann Pierce Never go to school to be just a student. Getting involved in school activities and athletics is what it's all about. Put your time in now, because payday is coming very soon. I'm going away, but not to stay. I'll be back another day. Dana Pirone

Denise Pierson Don't think of the future; don't think of the past. Just think of the present and it will last. Dana Pirone Nothing ever becomes real 'til it is experienced . . . even a proverb is no proverb 'til your life has illustrated it. Jodi Pisarek I hope my future will be as bright and happy as my past four years at Notre Dame!

Jodi Pisarek

Jim Provenzano I've got the answer for when I graduate. I'm going to flyaway and be free! What have I got to lose? Anthony Plaza

Jacqueline Poreda

James Provenzano Jamie Klim

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Geraldine Puca

Thomas Pyle

Paula Ramutkowski

Suresh Rajamanickam

Thomas Pyle It's not over 'til it's over. Suresh Rajamanickam To do something that you are asked to do but don't want to do must be a sign of maturity and one of the hardest things in the world. Paula Ramutkowski Time after time I've searched for peace of mind ro help me find myself amidst the music and the rhyme . . .. My rainbow is long overdue. Margaret Reed

Roxanne Ranallo Turn 0[[ your mind, relax, and f;oat downstream; it's not dying. Lay down all thoughts and surrender to the void. I tell you, no eternal reward will make up for wasting the dawn. Marge Reed Long you'll live and high you'll fly; And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry; And all you touch and all you see, you'll find Is all your life wIll ever be. Robert Ricciani Something inside is telling me that I know your secret. Are you stIll listening? Fear is the lock and laughter the key to your heart.

Steve Robbins

Annette Meszaros

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Betty Rodriguez I/e who has a why to live can bear with almost any how. Michele Rogers What I can make of myself today is one step closer to what I shall be tomorrow. Ann Roland People are poems - they yearn to tell you what's inside but can only riddle with the verse.

Denise Robson

Betty Rodriguez

Michele Rogers

Kimberly Rogoza

Kathleen Rostock

Rodney Rouse

Tom Rosie I look in the mirror to see what others see in me; then I look in the mirror and wonder what I could really be. Kathy Rostock Walk with me out on the wire because I'm just a scared and lonely rider, but I've got to know how it feels . I want to know if love is wild; I want to know if love is real.

Ann Roland

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Thomas Rosie

Nancy Lanzoni

Priscilla Sapp

Karyn Schaffener

Patricia Ryan We're now at the beginning of a road that seems to have no ending. For each day the sun may rise, another opportunity can open my eyes. I hope I get the chance to fully experience life, to love and laugh until the moment I die. Moose on the Loose. Lisa Ann Salazar One by one we're given moments to live, And one by one they're taken away. So one by one I'm taking each day in my stride, And one by one the memories stay. Migdalia Santiago My memories of Notre Dame will be in my mind, ... the laughter, the fun, that I have left behind. It is time to go on, to become somebody, and to know that without education, one would be no路 body!

Patricia Ryan

Joseph Sabato

Lisa Salazar

Migdalia Santiago

Michael Schiano

Marie Sciarrotta

Priscilla Sapp I am Priscilla. I love all, hate no one. I have a dream; I have a goal . .. it's to sing and be a star. Karyn Schaffener Live to the fullest and follow your dreams; be curious bounds of reality.

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Michael Schiano Good times, bad times, we've all had our share. Our days are counted 'til we all lea ve unpaired. Marie Sciarrotta Drive like the wind that's straining the limits of man; laugh out loud with fear and hope for a desperate plan.

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Doloris Scipio

Sandra Sellers

Anne Marie Sheehan

Derek DeBastos

Anne Sheehan Yesterday was only an image that passed by, but today is a day that must be challenged with the hope of victory. And tomorrow is still another day that we can't worry about because today must be well fived. Jacqueline Shuster

Tenise Sherman Education is my goal. Success. my achievement. Survival. my fife.' Jackie Shuster This is not the end. my beautiful friend, never the end. my only friend. This is not the end of laughter and soft cries. It's never the end of the nights we tried so desperately to die. This is not the end. . . . only the beginning. Edward Sikobski What you own is your kingdom. What you get is your glory. What you want is your power. What you five is your story. Brenda Silver We entered with so fitr/e; we shall leave with great achievement. even though we have only just begun. SENIORS.' Edward Sikorski 186

Brenda Silver

Ellie Skorupa

Jacqueline Brescia

Gary Smith

David Smolka

Harry Skopas This is the season o{ emotions and like the wind they rise and fall. Ellie Skorupa If I leave here tomorrow, would rou still remember me:" For I must be travelling on now, 'cause there's too many places I want to see. Brendan Smith The miles go by so slowly that it seems time lust stands still. I long for the day when I can settle down. but I doubt I ever will. The cities pass by me. like the ships that pass at sea. The highway keeps calling everyone. I hope you'll wait {or me. Gary Smith If you believe in yourself you 'If know. that no one can change the path you must travel. Believe in yourself right from the start. and

Brendan Smith

Arthur Sohl

Robert Spilatore

you'll have courage and you'll have a heart. You'll have courage to laugh your whole life through. Just believe in yourself and you "II make it through.

Dave Smolka Success is not so much winning. rather trying. Arthur Sohl

We are planets to each other; we are drifting in our orbits to a bru:f eclipse. Each o{ us is a world apart. alone yet in a sense like tw() passing ships.

Robert Spilatore Some people look at things and say why Whereas I look dt thmg.\ that never were and say why not.

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Kathy Springer The door's open; let's take the opportunity to walk through it. Donald Stanziale When you see your ship go sailing and you feel your heart breaking, hold on tight to your dreams. Renee Staub Love is unselfish. understanding. and kind, and it sees with its heart not with its mind! Cathy Springer

Jeffrey Stockman With great toil, all that I can attain by long experience and learned schools is to know that my knowledge is vain. and those who think themselves wise are the greatest fools.

Donald Stanziale

Mark Sudol Half the people in this world get on my nerves; the other half - I don't know yet. We may live together. but we don't have to like each other!

Mark Sudol

Jeff Stockman

Renee Staub

Martha Sullivan

Kevin Fitzpatrick

Thomas Sullivan

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Tracy Taylor

John Terry

Molly Thompson

David Tierno

Joann Todaro

Joanne Torgeson

Elena Tuccillo

Donna Tursi

Ellie Skorupa

Joanne Torgeson There is nu greater ilH'iutiun [() lu\ 'e than [() lon' fi'rst.

Bernadette Trus The doors of friendship can he unlocked hI a smile, To Ii\'(, is [() 10\'(', Elena Tuccillo People aren 't needed I()r what tlltT can do f()f I'OU, hut If)f how thtT can make you {eel. That's whr I lo\'(' I'(W, nO[ hec;wse o( what I 'OU arc, hut {or what I am with rou , " and IUU can 't change thlt.

Donna Tursi There 's something that gues ':/fthesr. [()\\';/fJ~ making lite: I\'( Irtlm111/c. it COSfs the least-and d()es the most - Ir is JUSt;1 pleasaf)[ .m 7Ik. Ir's IlJl1 of wurth and ,J;()udness, with genial kindnns hICf)[: it's worth ;/ milli()n dul/ars ;lnd it ducsn 't cost a cent,

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Stephen Uveges

Kirsten Veale

Christopher Vernon

Mark Vierling

Antonio Villar

Gerard V rancik

Dewanda McRae, Tracy Taylor, and Tracy Whitfield

Carol Wasielewski

Edward Wells

Theresa Weyand

Carol Wasielewski Dux Femina facti (the leader of the deed was a woman J. Edward Wells I'll take it as it comes, and specialize in havin' fun. Theresa Weyand Yesterday was an easy game to play. All my troubles seemed so far away. I believe in yesterday.

Cheri Wilkerson

Tracy Whitfield [{ I believe. within my heart I know, that no one can change the path that I go. [{ I believe what I feel, then I know I'm right, because the time will come around and I can say it's mine. Cheri A. Wilkerson I don't know where my road is gonna lead. All I know is where I've been and what I've been through. If it gets me to tomorrow, I hope it's worth all the pain. It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. And so I'll take with me the memories to be sunshine, after the rain. It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. Sonya Williams I'm so glad we had this time these past four years, just to learn how to laugh and sing a song. It seems we just got started, and before we know it, it's graduation, and the time to say so long.

Sonya Williams

Sharon Wilson

Sharon Wilson Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, because it will soon be here. It will be better than yesterday. Yesterday's gone and a new day is just beginning. So look forward to the things to come. Chariss Wooding What is swifter than smoke, unless it be the blazing flame? What is swifter than the flame? The wind. Swifter than the wind? Woman. What swifter? Nothing, she outruns the wind, smoke, or flame.

Chariss Wooding

Becky Youngberg

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MARK ADAM 1)04 Chestnut Ave. Trento n. "] 0861 1

CHRISTINA BOHLUMBOHM 6 Tigers t. Mercerville. r\J 08619

RON AILEY 132 Albemarle ve. Trenton. KJ 08618

DEBORAH BORGES 620 Flock Road Hamilton q.. J 08690

BETH ALLOW A Y 34 FloraJl Ave .

Hamilton Sq .. l\;J 08619

STEVEN AMONTI 219 Parkway Ave. Trenton. "] OMIH JACQUELINE ANDERSON 134 Cleveland Ave . Trenton, KJ 08()()9 JOHN ARBITELL So Wittenborn A\e. Trenton. J 0861<)

ROBERT BORGES 3 abrina Drive Trenton . 1\J 0 62 MARY ANN BO SIO "II Korth Brook Ave. Lawrenceville. 'J 0 648 SANDRA BOTIONI ) Lawrencia Drive Lawrenceville. J 08648 BRIAN BRAL YNSKI 68 Cranbrook Rd . Hamilton q.. 'J 08690

SALEEL A WSA RE 1430 Riverside Drive Trenton. ') 0861H

NANCY BRENNAN o Sheffield Rd . East Windsor. J 08520

Trenton, KJ 08619

JACQUELINE BRESCIA 95 Grayson Ave. Merctrville. J 08619

MARZENA BAJDALSKI 81.) Ohio Ave . Trenton, 1\J 08638

CHRISTOPHER BARAN ~ Sedgwick Rd. Hamilton q., 1\J 0 090 JOAN BARLOW 108:; Lawrence Road Lawrenceville. 'J 08648 CYNTHIA BEAUCHAMP ~5 rogarty Dr. Trenton. TJ 08619

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PATTY DA BRONZO 321 Paxson Ave. Trenton. NJ 08690

PATRICIA CARROLL 190 Acres Drive Ham il ton q., 1\J 0 690

PAUL DANIS 1 'ew Rd . Kendall Park , J 08824

JEFFREY CEl NTANO 204 Grar on A e. Mercerville. NJ 08619

HELENE DANKO 101 Hancock t. Trenton, '] 0 611

THERESA CEL LI R.D. #4, Box 846 Princeton , 'J 08540

DEREK DE BASTOS 37 Winter et Dr. Trenton, J 0 690

MARIE HARYK 12 Ward man Ave. Tn:nto n, J 08638

BERNADETIE DE LORENZO 46 Bayberry Rd . Trenton, ) 08618

MICHAEL CHIDZIK 8 Garth Ave. Trenton. NJ 08638

CAROLYN DEY 326 Franklin t. Highstown, NJ 08520

THERESA CHMARA 44 Hardwick Dr. Trenton, T J 086~H

JAMES DI K ON 6 Robin Rd . Robbin ville r\:J 0 690

RANDALL CHRISTENSEN 2 pringwood Dr . Princeton. 'J 08550 AMY CIABATIONI

DONNA BACSO H amantha Lane

JOAN CARELLA 4 Verona Ave. Trenton , NJ 08619

ALICIA BROOKS 16 Main Blvd . Trenton . l'iJ 08618 MARK BROWN Rock Rd. - 170 - D Lambertville. KJ 08'530 MICHELLE RENEE BROWN 170 Passaic Serter Trenton, K) 08018 NATElA BURGESS 2 Whittier Ave . Trenton . K) OH61~

69 Grayson Ave . Mercerville. NJ OH619

JOHN CIFELLI 37路t l':orth Harri on Princeton. 1\J 08540

LINDA DI DOMENI CO Kennedy Lane

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JOAN E DIETRICH 17 cudder Rd. Trenton. !,;J 08628 JEFFREY DIll 1 Fairfitld AI/e, Lawrenceville, NJ 08638

NELL ANN COMFORT 1004 Kathy Drive Yardler, PA 19067

VINCE 01 MEMMO 97 Kaney Lane Trenton, NJ 08638

DAVID COOK

ALICIA DI PIETRO If) Hollyneli Dr. Trenton, N) 08619

19 La aile Ave. Trenton , '] 0861H

KARL DIRESKE

CYNTHIA CORITZ 14 Kendall Rd . Hamilton q .. K) 08690

70 Hillside Dr.

,PETER DOVIAK 3 Brook Dr. E. Kingston , ) 0 528

Robbinsville,

08691

DONN A BELLEZZA 1O~ Wc)odside Ave. Trenton. KJ 08618

LINDA BUSZ 126 HutJ:;ers Ave. Trenton, J ~619

BARBARA COURTNEY 55 Cranbwok Rd . Trenton. '] 08690

TAMMY BERGSTROM 197 Edinburg Road Trenton. r\J 08619

GERALD CALAMIA 26 Century Way Hamilton Sq., NJ 08690

LINDA CRAIG Mason Ct. Hamilton Sq ., NJ 08690

ANNA BEVILACQUA 226 Miller Street .Trenton. 1\J OH638

TINA CALDERONE 10 pring Valley Lane Trenton. J 08638

KAREN CROWELL 13 Blackfoot Rd . Trenton , J 08638

DIANE DURA ' 27 Regina Ave. Mercerville, J 08619

ANN BEZEK 14 Cliff Street Trenton, ') 08611

COLLEEN CAlNON 23 Van Duyn Dr. Trenton , NJ 08618

DONNA CUBBERLEY 189 Nebraska Ave . Trenton , NJ 08619

956 Pine St.

GARY BOBKO 1110 Indiana Ave . Trenton , NJ 08638

MONICA CANTWELL 71 North POSt Rd . West Windsor, NJ 08648

BRENDAN CURTAIN 9 Hathawa y Dr. Princeton Junction, J 08550

MICHELLE BOGADO 23 Sanford St. Trenton , J 08618

MONICA J. CANTY 10 Cornwall Ave . Trenton, ") 08618

861 Ohio Ave . Trenton , NJ 08638

BARBARA CZAJKOWSKI

BARBARA DZIEKONSKI Trenton,

J 08648

LOUISE EVERETI 29 Perdigaris Place Trenton. J 08618

ELIZABETH F ALCEY 222 Whittlesey Rd . Trenton, J 08618

LINDA FAR 0 E 246 Franklin St. Hightstown, ~ 08520 MARY FARLEY 19 Strassberg Ct. Hamilton q., NJ 08690

BRIDG ET GOSS

ELISE HOLLAND

64 Sanhiran Dr. Trenton, NJ 0861

138 Mercer St. Trenton, NJ 08611

CAROLINE KIRIKIAN 7 Twin Oaks Dr. Lawrenceville. J 08648

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ROSEANNE HUMPHREYS 24 Exeter Rd. East Windsor. NJ 08520

CLARE KIS EL 152 Robbinsville-Allentown Rd. Robbinsville. 1'\) OHml JAMIE KLIM 23 Tudor Dr. Hamilton Sq .. l'\) 08690

RAZIANO 220 Edinburg Rd. Tr nton, NJ 08619

DEANN A FARRANDS

KEVIN GRAHAM

ANITA HUSLIN

403 Morrison Ave. Hight town, ) 0 520

819 Brunswick Ave . Apt. 6 Trenton. ) 08638

402 Park view Way Newwwn, PA 18940

FRANK FARRELL

KENNITH GRAZIUL

11 Pardee Place Ewing, NJ 0 627

37 Van Du yn, Dr. Trenton, NJ 08618

West Trenton. NJ 08628

KEVIN FITZPATRICK 1 Windward Way Trenton , NJ 08690

JACQUELINA GRU SLER 862 Oakhill Lane Yardley. PA 19067

WENDY JAMISON 129 Oliver Ave. Trenton. f'J 08MH

9 Tartan Ct.

THEODORE FLEMING JR. 1970 New Rodgers Rd . Apt. FLanghorne. PA 19056

JODI GUIDOTTI 955 Lawrence Rei. Lawrenceville. NJ 08648

RONALD JASIE SKI Princeton Arms '2 Apt. 157 Cranbury. 'J 0851 2

SUZETTE KOCH ELL 1 trassberg t. Hamilton q.. J (j8(IC)()

CLIFFORD FLOWERS WI Taylor St. Trenton. ) 08618

HOSSAM HALIM Monmouth JunCtion. NJ 08852

JEFFREY JENEI 6 Windswept Dr. Trenton, ~ OR690

JAME

23 I Iarper Rd .

20 Wilburtha Rd. Trenton. NJ 08628

KATHLEEN HALLER 25 Cranbrook Rd . Hamilton Sq.. ~ 08690

42 1 Meadow Brook Rd. Robbinsville. ) 08691

50 Edinburg Rd.

LYNN FOLINO 3 Randi Way Titusville. J 08560

89 Ri dgewood Ave. Trenton. f'J 08618

MARYANNE JOHNSTON 11 Chase St. Trenwn. 'J 0Wi .~8

MICHELE KOPEC 21, William St. Trenton. KJ 08610

GARY FOY 54 Bwckton Rd . Treocoo. NJ OHll19

JOHN HARKNESS 1.217 White Pine Ct . Lawrencevi lle. NJ 0864H

MOIRA JOHNSTON

ROBERT KOVAL

9 Glt'nnwood Circ\<:

90S Larnberron

East Windsor. NJ 08520

Trenton.

JOANNE FRANCE CHINI 2 Albans Ave . Trenton. f'.:) U8618

KEVIN HARRI Bresnahan Rd. Robbinsville. ~ 08691

28 Brooktree Rd.

Stamford Rd . Trenton. NJ 08619

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TOO HARRIS Crecent Ave. Rocky Hill. 'J 08')5.'

JANIS JUNGINGER 19 Hopkins Dr. La wrenceville. N) 086-18

41-1 Paxon Ave.

CHRISTIN A FRITZ 266 Glenn Ave. Lawrenceville. r\J OH648

BURNELL HARTZELL outh Broad Trenton. N) 08620

JOSEPH KARNS 57 Harrop Place Trent >0 . N) 08618

GEORGE KOWALS I 25 Ray Dwier Dr. Hamilton Sq .. NJ 08690

PATRICIA GARD IiR 18 Guilford Lan Mercerville. NJ 0861 9

JANE HEBELER 70 Pine Knoll Dr. Lawrenceville. NJ 08648

7 Woodbury Lane La wrenceville. NJ 08648

ANTHONY GILCHRIST 1 N. Eastfidd Ave. Trenton. NJ ~18

REGINA HE I GWAY tate St. Trenton. NJ 0861

MARY ELIZABETH KEEFE

MARY BETH KRAWIEC

1461 We t

12') Palmer Lane renton. NJ 08618

820 Brunswick Ave. Trenton. N) 08618

WILLIAM GILLI ycamore Lane Skillman. NJ 08558

GEORGETTE HENNIGAN 405 Parkway Ave . Trenton. NJ 08618

SUSAN KEIM 6 Coates Rd .

MARK KRISANDRA I-I Duncan Dr. Hami lto n Sq .. NJ 08690

TIMOTHY GLACKIN 1.)6 Morrison Ave. Hightstown. ~ 08520

PATRICK KELLOGG

ALAN KRUPA

557 Bellvue

816 Riverside Ave.

Trenton. N) 08618

Trenton.

2CX)() Lawrence Rd. Lawrenceville. NJ (}86路18

GREGORY GOEKE 78 Lovers Lane Prin ceton. NJ 08540

JAMES HINE 271 Glenn Ave . Lawrenceville. ) 08M8

MARIA KELLY 50 Merrirt Dr. Lawrenceville. ~ 08648

ROBIN LACHAPELLE ~ Meadowbrook Dr. fa t Windsor. N) 08520

ROSEANNE GOERLICH 12 Berkshire Dr. East Windsor. NJ 08520

JOHN HODNICKI 26 Ewingville Rd . Trenton. NJ 086 .18

CATHERINE KIOVSKY 14 Fairfield Rd . K ingston. NJ 08528

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ANNE FLYNN

MARY JO HARCAR

411 '~

RT HICKMAN

SAN JAK BOWSKI 532 Hin kit' Ave.

NITH JENNER

RI TINE JOY EaSt Windsor. l'\J 08520

KIMBERLEY KATE

Allentown. N) 08501

) 08618

JEFFREY KLOSINSKI 22 Running Brook Rd . West Trenton. 1'\) 08618 MARGIE KMIEC Lawrenceville. I'\K 08(,48

KONCZO

KATHRYN KOPEC Robbimville,

l'\J

08691

U 086H

BRENOA KOZLOWSKI 10 Kaney Dr. Hamilton Sq.. 'J 08619 GLENN KOWALCZYK Hamilton Sq .. N) 08690

DEBRA KRAWCZUN prllce St. Trenwn. I'\J 0801H 704

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NANCY LANZONI Valley Forge Ave. Lawrenceville. ~ 08648

195

STEVEN LAWRYK

MAITHEW MC DERMOTT

52 Vincent Ave.

KEVIN MURDZA

Mercerville, NJ 08619

19 Exeter Rd. East Windsor, NJ 08520

2055 Kuser Rd. Trenton, NJ 08690

MARY JO LAYTON

SHAWN MCGEE

580 Flock Rd. Trenton, NJ 08690

CHERYL MURPHY

3824 Nottingham Way

Trenton.

Millstream Rd. Cream Ridge, NJ 08514

08690

LISA ANN LETTIERE

ROBERT MC KEEVER

884 Estates Blvd.

DONNA NAGY

JOYCE PIERCE

122 Villanova Dr.

Hamilton Sq., NJ 08690

200 Brookside Ave.

LawrenceviUe.

Trenton, NJ 08638

53 Klagg Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638

JACQUELINE LEO

TRACY MCMANIMON 600 'Otftnway Ave,

ALISON NALBONE Aw. T~n, NJ 08638

1210 Riverside Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

202 Woodside Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

MICHAEL LEWALLEN 7 Winterset Dr. Trenton, NJ 08690

SANDRA LEWALLEN 108 Cypress Dr.

Trenton,

tJ W'>48

tJ 08618

DEWANDA MCRAE

WILLIAM NELSON 5 Jeffrey Lane Ea t Windsor, NJ 08520

MARY MEAGHER

SHARON LEWIS 31 Pershing Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

DANITA LYNCH

2 Alyce Ct.

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

ANNETTE MESZAROS

28 Willes Dr. West Trenton, NJ 08628

THOMAS MAHLER 6 Woodbury Lane Lawrenceville, NJ ()8(148

SANDRA MAHON 279 Regina Ave. Trenton, NJ 08619

MICHELE NUCASO

JACQUELINE POREDA

224 Miller St.

206 Renfrew Ave. Trenton, tJ ~18

Princeton,

0 08540

Trenton,

08638

ROBERT MILITELLO

V ALARlE NYKTAS

20 Cherry Brook Lane

13 Acton Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

08520

ANTHONY PLAZA Lawrenceville.

~ ~

JAMES PROVENZA 0 California Ave. Trenton. NJ 08619

THOMAS OBAL

GERALDINE PUC A

516 Alexander Rd.

Princeton, NJ 08540

544 Hudson St. Trenton, NJ 08611

T ANGERLA MITCHELL

MAUREEN O'BRIEN

THOMAS PYLE

1058 Southard St. Trenton, NJ 08638

5 Sandy Lane West Trenton, NJ 08628

228 East State St. Trenton, NJ 08608

TERRI MITCHELL

JACQUELINE O'CONNOR

SURESH RAJAMANICKAM

175 Johnson Ave. Trenton, NJ 08648

06 Brooktree Rd . East Windsor, NJ 08520

79 Limewood Dr. Trenton, NJ 08690

ROBERT MORAN

COLEMAN O'DONOVAN

PA ULA RAMUTKOWSKI

5 Parkhill Terrace Princeton, NJ 08550

1 Lionel Lane

Mercerville, NJ 08619

730 Ohio Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638

KEITH MORLEY

MAUREE

75 Hillside Dr.

208 Sherwood Ave. Mercerville, NJ 08619

Robbinsville, NJ 08691

O'MALLEY

ROXANNE RANNALLO 437 Ewing St.

Princeton,

540

MICHAEL MORREALE

ROSE PANZIITA

MARGARET REED

305 Buttonwood St. Trenton, NJ 08619

776 Keefe Rd. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

365 Stockton St. Hightstown, NJ 08520

PATRICIA MORTON

ERNEST PAPP

ROBERT RICCIANI

West Trenton, NJ 08628

1419 Edeewood Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

10 Darby Ct. Trenton, NJ 08628

2456 Hamilton Ave. Trenton, NJ 08619

LISA ANN MA TY

DENNIS MOSNER

COLLEEN PARISHY

STEVEN ROBBINS

403 Sutherland Rd . Trenton, NJ 08618

13 Tall Timbers Dr. Princeto n, NJ 08540

10 Martin Lane Trenton, NJ 08619

33 Hawthorne Lane East Windsor, NJ 085 20

MARY BARBARA MARCIANTI 37 Sunset Ave.

MICHAEL MC CABE

KENNETH MULLIGAN

ROBERT P ATERRA

531 Grand Ave.

DENISE ROBSON

108 Susan Dr. Trenton, NJ 08638

509 Howell Ave. West Trenton, NJ 08628

7 Grell Place Robbinsville, NJ 08691

West Trenton, NJ 08628

196

806 Twin Rivers Dr. N. East Windsor. NJ ~20

27 Cleveland Lane Rd. 4

TIMOTHY MARCHETTI 608 Westmoreland Dr. Trenton, NJ 08618

JODI PISAREK

JUNE MIHALCIK

ROBERT MILO

ANDREW MACPHEE

Princeton, NJ 08540

Trenton, NJ 08638

CHRISTOPHER LYNNE

34 Farmbrook Dr. Hamilton Sq., NJ 08690

CHERYL NERWINSKI 257 Fieldboru Dr. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

DANA PIRONE 105Y2 Linden Lane

42 Helen Ave.

East Windsor,

COLLEEN LYONS

DOMINICK PINTIMALLl

LAURA ANN NICOLAI 3.36 Gree Lane Trenton. NJ 08638

36 Bull Run Rd.

4 Overton Rd. East Windsor, NJ 085 20

22 Upper Ferry Rd . Trenton, NJ 08628

DENISE PIERSON

89 Grayson Ave. Mercerville. NJ 08619

42 Hardwick Dr.

BRIDGET LEWIS

149 South Cook St. Trenton, NJ 08618

ALBONE

CHARLES MC STRAVICK Trenton, NJ 08638

NINA LEWIS

CHRISTOPHER

19 North West Field Ave. Trenton, tJ 08618

East Windsor, NJ 08520

156 Hoffman Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

1~1 Brunswick

JOHN TERRY 39 Maple Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

WILLIAM SIBERT Ridge Rd . Kingston, NJ 08528

778 Beatty St. Trenton, J 08611

EDWARD SIKORSKI

DA VID TIERNO

197 Buttonwood Dr. Trenton. NJ 08638

110 Dodds Lane Princeton, NJ 08540

BRENDA SILVER

JACQUELINE TKACS 404 North Harrison St.

202 Reservoir St. Trenton. NJ 08618

Princeton, NJ 08540

HARR Y SKOP AS

JOANNE TORGESON

40 Prestile Place

6 Blue Grass Dr. TrentOO. ~ 08638

Robbinsville. N) 0&191

KA THLEE ROSTOCK 960 Lanning Ave.

82 Hillcrest Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

ELLIE SKORUPA

BERNADETrE TRUS

24 Lawrence Rd.

Lawrenceville. NJ 08648

320 Ellis Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638

RODNEY ROUSE

BRENDAN SMITH

ELENA TUCCILLO

1952 E. McGalliard Ave. Trenton. NJ 08610

305 Mercer St.

Lawrenceville, NJ

08648

PATRICIA RYAN

Hightstown

SONYA WILLIAM 68 Browning Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638

Pennington,

~ 08520

16 Knickerbocker Dr. Belle Mead. NJ 08502

GARY SMITH 474 Rutherford Av Trenton, [.l C8'.ilij.;

JOSEPH SABATO

DAVID SMOLK.A

13 Rolling Lane Trenton, NJ 08690

LISA ANN SALAZAR 7 Drew Lane East Windsor, NJ 08520

MIGDALIA SANTIAGO

ARTHUR SOHL 23 Cold Spring Rd. Trenton, NJ 08619

ROBERT SPILATORE

KlR TEN VEALE 46 Westlong Dr. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 CHRISTOPHER VERNON

269 Tyler St. Trenton. NJ 08609

.1745 Sand Hill Rd.

7 Twining Lane

Monmouth Junction. NJ 08852

Trenton. NJ 08628

PRISCILLA SAPP

KATHLEEN SPRINGER

64 Wayne Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

ANTHONY VERRELLI

24 Allwood Dr.

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

111 ROute 31 Pennington. N) 08543

KARYN SCHAFFENER

DONALD STANZIALE

2113 Hamilton Ave. Trenton, NJ 08619

308 Lincoln Ave. Hightstown, NJ 08520

MARK VIERLING 10 Hill Top Place Robbinsville, NJ 08691

MICHAEL SCHIANO

RENEE STAUB

10 Debbie Lane

GERARD VRANCIK

East Windsor, NJ 08520

1012 Hamilton Ave. Trenton, NJ 08629

236 Grand St. Trenton, N) 08611

MARIE SCIARROITA

JEFFREY STOCKMAN

8 Brockton Rd . Trenton, N) 08619

NINA WALKER

19 Whittier Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618

88 Acres Drive Trenton, NJ 08690

MARK SUDOL

JOHN WALSH

Trenton, NJ 0861

121 Kentucky Ave. Trenton, NJ 08619

20 Wh itehall Road Hamilton Square,

SANDRA SELLERS

MARTHA SULLIVAN

CAROL WASIELEWSKI

5 F10rister Dr. Hamilton Sq., NJ 08690

801 Mulberry St. Trenton. NJ 08638

LORES SCIPIO

24 Murray St.

307 Meadowbrook Rd.

Robbinsville, NJ 08691

~ 08690

ANNE SHEEHAN

THOMAS SULLIVAN

572 Flock d. Hamilton Sq., N) 08619

EDWARD WELLS

4020 Nottingham Way Trenton, NJ 08690

2069 Princeton Pike Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

TENISE SHERMAN

TRACY TAYLOR

595 Bellevue Ave. Trenton, N) 08618

THERESA ANN WEYAND

16 Arden Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638

1564 Prospect St Trenton, NJ 08638

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Index Academics 40, 41 Adams, Harold 100 Adam. Mark 156 Administration 84, 85 Ailey, Ronald 156. 138, 69 Alcantara, Richard 38. 112 Alessi. Michael 112 Alicks, ChristOpher 30, 100 Allen, Kathleen 29. 112. 34 Alloway. Beth Anne 156 Alvin. Janine 112 Amari, Claudio 100, 112 Amendola, Lucy 65, 124 Amontis, Stephen 157 Amontis. Dina 131 Amoroso, Greg 112 Anderson, Jacqueline 156 Anderson. Patrick 124 Anderson, Mrs. R berta 86 Andreoli , Nicho las 124 Andrusiewicz, Christine 11 2, 123 Angelini, John 100, 124 Apostolos, Dorian 11 2 Arbitell, John 156, 15 3 Archer, Mr. John 86 Ardery, Mr. Vincent 45 , 84, 86 Arnold , Robert 100 Arpin, Michelle 100, 206 Arthur, Denise 100 Ashford , LatOnya 100 Aviles, Irma 124 Awsare , Sal eel 156 Bacso, Donna 26, 27 , 156, 138. 68, 153, 34 Baffuto, David 124 Bailey, Robert 100 Bailie, Brian 11 2 Bajdalski, Marzena 66, 71. 157 Baker, Sherry 100 Baker, Valerie 100 Baldwin, Susan 124 Balerna, Kell y 11 2 Ballard ,. Lisa 124 Band 74-75 Bannister, Deborah 26, 100 Baran, ChristOpher 15, 157, 139, 148, 68 Baron. ChristOpher 131 Barger, Carol 124 Barksdale, Ammon 11 2 Barlow, Joan 31 , 39, 151 , 157 Barrett. James 112 Barsky , Miss Barbara 46, 71 , 86 Battista, Joseph 100 Battle, John 100 Baughman. Ronald 112 Baxter, Kevin 100 Bayous, Mark 112

Beauchamp. Cynthia 157 Beaulieu, Eileen 124 Beaulieu, Mary 100 Bedard, Mary 29, 124, 68 Beddows, Stephanie 112 Beechold, Matt 112 Begg, Christine 124 Bell. Stacey 100. 110 Bellezza, Donna 157 Bellezza, Paul 112 Benson, Mrs. Hope 19, 86, 88 Bentz. Peter 30. 124, 130 Bergstrom , Tammy 157, 176 Bergstrom. Troy 100 Berry. Abby 124 Berryman. Colleen 124, 126 Berryman, Tim 112 Besler, Lisa 29, 112 Bethea, Darlene 112 Bevilacqua, Anna 66, 68, 148, 150, 157 Bezek, Ann 157 Bezek, J oseph 124 Biache, Cynthia 11 2 Biancosino, Mr. J oseph 16, 74, 86 Biesiadecki. Timothy 124 Bobko, Gary 158, 160 Bock. Gregory 110 Bogado. Michelle 158, 192 Bogda, Maria 124 Bogdan, Althea 100 Bohlumbohm, Christina 18, 19, 158 Born bery , Karen 100 Borden, Robert 124, 68 Borges, Barbara 112 Borges, Deborah 65 , 176, 158 Borges, Diane 112 Borges, Robert 73, 158 Bossio, Maryann 158 Bottoni, Sandy 158 Boulger, Kelly 112 Bowe, Craig 112 Bowker, Drew 49, 113 Boyle, Mr. Bernard 20, 86 Bralynski, Brian 21, 22, 59, 158, 153 Bralynski, Caryn 34 Bralynski, Lydia 100 Brandbergh, Robert 113 Braun. Ingrid 100 Braun, Werner 113 Braun, Thomas 100, 171 Breheney, Susan 124 Breimann, Chris 30, 38 Breller, David 113 Brenna, Frank 101 Brennan, Kathleen 161 Brennan, Nancy 159 Brescia, Jacqu eline 159. 187, 138

Breza, Cathy 18 Breza, Brian 101, 124 Bridgewater, Natalie 101 Bridewater, Nicole 124 Brooks, Alicia 159, 193, 70, 71,68 Browdowski, Judith 19 Brown, Jackie Brown, Jeffrey 101 Brown, Julia 124 Brown, Kevin 113 Brown, Mark 159, 68 Brown, Michelle 159, 172 Brown, Michelle 39, 124 Bryant, Cathleen 65, 124 Bryson, Gerald 101 Buckley, Jo Ann 113 Buckley, Thomas 101 Buffin, John 101 Bugdal, Mr. Robert 86 Buni, Joseph 101 Burch, Bob 124 Burgess, Judy 124 Burgess, Natela 159 Burke, Catherine 101 Burke, Edward 113 Burke, Mrs. Joan 87 Burke, Kathleen 101, 110 Burke, Mary 64, 70, 124, 68 Burnett, Richard 38, 113 Burns, Tom 124 Burris, Karen 124 Burrows, Dana 131 Burrows, Kelly 113 Burzachiello, Rob 124 BurzachieUo, Mrs. Josephine 44, 86, 138 Butera, David 101 Butler, Jeffrey 113 Buder, Kelly 113 Butler, Robert 113 Butler, Sean 125 Butrym, Anne 112, 123 Busz, Linda 159 Byrne, Kelly 82, 112 Cafagno. Geniene 29 Calamia, Gerald 159 Calderone, Carmen 38, 125 Calderone, Guy 101 Calderone, Tina 160 Caldwell Glenn 101 Caldwell, Margaret 112 Calnon, Colleen 160, 193 Cambell, Cathy 101 Camilla. Sister Mary 82 Campanello, Paul 125 Cannon. Meaghan 39 Canticle 206, 207 Cantwell. Elizabeth 100 Cantwell, Monica 27, 160 Canty, Eric 125 Canty, Monica 160

Capes, Robyn 125 Carella, Joan 160 Carella, Joseph 112 Carfagno, Jeanine 100 Carmel, Sr. Mary 83 Carroll. Jackie 125 Carroll, Patricia 3, 160 Carrubba, Maria 112 Carrubba, John 125 Carter, Caryn 100 Carter, Joanne 39, 125 Casamento, Chad 30, 112 Cascone. Peter 112 Celentano. Jeff 150. 160. 32, 152 Celentano. Jill 100 Celli, Marisa 112 Celli, Theresa 160, 177 Celmer, Michele 112 Cereillo. Michael 11 2 Cerullo, Paul 100 Chaines, Andrew 100 Chaines. Theresa 100 Challender, Christine 125 Challender, Theresa 100 Chamberlin, William 100 Chandra. Tuhina 66, 125 Charbonneau , Paul 100 Charyk. Joseph 30, 38 Charyk, Marie 29, 66, 161 Cheerleading 18-19 Cheewah, Ian 36, 125 Chester, Maria 125 Chianese, Kathy 112, 122 Chianese, Mark 112 Chianese, Michael 11 2 Chiang, Michael 68, 112 Chickara, Cynthia 100 Chidzik, Michael 161 Chiorello, Ronald 125 Chmara, Edward 100, 111 Chmara, Theresa 68, 70, 138. 152, 161 Christensen, Randall 161 Ciabattoni, Amy 18. 19, 68, 138, 161 Cianfrano, Diane 113 Cianfrano. Nicholas Cicco, Tracy 123 Ciccone, Michael 113 Cieslin, Janet 30, 39, 101 Cifelli, John 161 Cifelli, Lisa 125 Cipriani. Tina 125 Cipriano. Lisa 125 Ciskowski, Karen 101 Claver, Sister Mary 82 Cliver, Melissa 113 Clubs 64路 73 Coats, Gregory 38, 125 Cochran. Denise 101 Coffey , Mark 20, 113

Colacello, Leslie 19, 113, 114, 123 Coles, Barry 101 Collins, Martin 113 Conboy, John 101 Comfort. Nell Ann 18, 19, 161 Confoy. Mrs. Jane 87 Conley, Timothy 113 Conndilly, Bill 101 Connolly, Colleen 125 Conover, Terri 125 Constantini, Domminick 101 Contento, Daniel 125 Conti, Christopher 125 Conti, Susan 100, III Cook, David 21, 22, 161 , 52 Cook, Renee 125 Cook, Robert 25, 68, 125 Coritz, Cynthia 73, 162, 138, 206 Coritz. James 113 Corrado, Bridget 26, 101 Cortesini, Paul 113 Cortez, Chris 25, 38 Cortina, Mario 25 Costello. Norman 101 Cota. Clifford 11 3 Couch, Michele 113 Council, John 101 Courtney. Barbara 72. 162, 149. 206 Coyle, James 101 Craig, Linda 162 Craig, Richard 113 Crawford. Lamar 125 Cro land. Davina 125 Crossman, Roger 113 Crowell. Christopher 101 Crowell. Karen 29, 162, 152 eh, Rebecca 101 Cseh. Rita 125 Cubberly, Dawn 125 Cubb dy. Donna 162 Curtain, Brendan 151, 162. 164. 149 Curtain. Tiana 113 Cunningham, Janice 101 Cunningham, Laura 101 Czako, Eva 101 Czakowski. Barbara 162 Czuczuk. Ihor 113 Czyzewski, Donna 101, 104 Czyzewski, Sharon 70. 125 DaBronzo, Patricia 18, 143, 162, 180 Dailey, Sean 113 D 'Agostino. Leslie 125 D' Agostino, Christopher 36. 125 Dambro. Mr. Gary 37, 87 Danek, J oseph 113 Danis, Paul 163

Danko, Helene 163 Damroth, Francis 101 Damroth, Lynne 125 D'Angelo , Jackie 64. 65, 70, 124 D'Andre, Andrew 131 D'Arcy, Trisha 101 Das Santos. Amaury 102 Davis, Derrick 125 Davis, Miranda 101 Davis, Stephanie 125 Davidson, Don 101 DeAngelo, John 113 Deason, Sonya 101 DeBastos, Derek 163, 186. 139, 206 Decker, Joe 101 Defibaugh. Heather 125 Degler, Jeffrey 25, 125. 70 Dehaney. Ron 101 Dehart, John 101 Delate, Michael 101, 113 Del Castillo. Jose 113. 68 Delliboni. Carol 101 Del Monte. Elizabeth 113 DeLorenzo, Bernadette 27, 65, 66, 71, 162. 193 Delre. Michelle 110 DeiSol, Michelle 113 Demasi. Chris 101 Demski, Edward 125 Dennehy, Erin 126, 70, 68 DePuglio. Mrs. Mary 64, 87. 88,64 Derry, Michael 126 Devenney. Jeff 36. 126 Dey. Carolyn 162, 206 Dey. Karen Ann 102 Dey. Karen 113 Dey, Kathleen 102 DiCarlo, Claudia 102 Dickson, James 162 DiDomenico. Linda 162 Dietrich, Joanne 162. 143 DiFalco, Louise 113 DiGuiseppi. Mr. Frank 87 Dill, Jeffrey 25. 59. 138, 164. 152 Dill, Sean 11 ., DiMemmo, Vincent 24, 25,

164 Dinardo, Stephanie 29, 126 DiPietro, Alicia 164 Direske. Karl 71, 73, 164, 206 Direske, Mark 102 Dixon, Andrea 102 Dixon, John 126 Dobbins, Todd 126 D'Onofrio, Rev. John 93 Doyle, Joanne 113 Dougherty, Thomas 113, 126. 68

Dovgala, Theresa 29, 126, 68 Doviak, Peter 164 Downey, Michele 126 Downey, Patricia 113 Downing. Brian 32, 126 Drake, John 126 Drake, Robert 102 Draper, Kathleen 102 Driver. Meloney Lynn 164 DuBois, Matthew 113 Dunn, Mr. Jack 87, 90 Dunn, James 114 Dura, Diane 138, 164 Durcanin, Tracy 126 Dziekonski, Barbara 164 Dzikieurca, Agatha 71 Dziura. Mrs. Jane 96 Dzomba, Tom 127, 66 Echevarria, Gregory 114 Edwina, Sister Mary 83 Eget, Susan 114 Elek, William 114 Elias, John 126 Emde, Dawn 102 Emmett. Adelaide 102 Enerson, Sarah 3, 126, 70, 68 Esible, Lisa 102 Evans, Lynn 29 Evans. Judith 102 Evans, Todd 125 Everett, Louise 165 Everett. Mary Ellen 114 Fabian. Peter 102 Fagan, Joseph 38 Falcey, Beth 165 Fallon. Brian 25 Fanelli, Vincent 114 Faraone, Linda 165 Farina, Denise 102 Farley, Mary 165 Farrands. Deanna 165 Farrands. Lori 102 Farrell. Frank 165 Farrell, Michael 66, 102, 110 Fasoli. Mary 114 Faulkner, Jennifer 102 Faulkner. Joanne 65. 126 Fauna, Denise 71 Fayko. Michael 102 Federico, Jeffrey 114 Feldenzer, Michael 102 Field Hockey 28 -29 Fife, James 102 Fischel, harles 114 Fitzgerald. Craig 114 Fitzpatrick. Kevin 165, 188, 69 Fitzpatrick, Michael H. 114 Fitzpatrick, Michael S. 114 Flego, Fred 102 Fleming. Ted Jr. 59, 165 Fleming, Zeke 38. 48, 11 2, 122 Fless, Cynthia 18, 126

Flowers, Clifford 165, 32 Flynn, Anne 29, 114, 166, 34 Flynn, Colleen 26, 27 Foldetta, David 102 Folino, Lynn 64, 66, 68, 148, 166 Football 20-23 Ford, Francis 114 Ford, Martin 126 Forman, Julie 19, 114 Foster, Susan 30, 38, 39. 112, 122 Foster, Suzanne 11 2, 122 Foy, Gary 166, 32 Franceschini, Joanne 52, 161. 166 Franceschini, Juliana 26, 102. 110 Francis, Susan 71 , 102 Franco, Julio Lee 126 Franta. Gary 126, 68 Frascella, Ro bert 166 Freeman, Dan 126 Friedman, M yla 126 Fritz, Carleen 29, 100, III Fritz, Christina 26, 166, 143 Frock, Lisa 102 Frost, Tracy 114 Fryling, Jennifer 126 Funderburg, Catherine 102 Fuzes, George 114 Galgano , Stephen 114 Gardner, Margaret 126 Gardner. Richard 38, 102 Gardner, Patricia 3, 64, 68. 166 Garrett, Gwen 27, 122, 126 Garrison, Mrs. Phyllis 70, 87 Garruba. Christine 29, 102 Gatto. Mr. Frank 20. 88, 89 Gault, Patricia 88 Gauvin- Tharney. Mrs. Denise 71,8 Gavin, Mrs . Sheila 53, 88 Gavin, Thomas 53, 102 Genovese. Lorraine 114 Genovesi, Mr. Anthony 38, 39. 46. 88. 92 Genovesi. Donna 18, 126 Genovesi, Marguerite 127 Gerald, Eugenia 127 Gerald. James 114 Gergar, Mrs. Patricia 51. 88 Giampetro, Miss Theresa 88 Giancarli, Drew 102 Gilchrist, Anthony 166 Gilleo, Cynthia 114, 123 Gillin, William 23, 167 Gioe, Lynnette 127 Giovacchini , Gregory 103 Glackin , Timothy 167 Glock, Tom 127

Gocke, Patty 66 Gocke, Robert 114 Gocke, Greg 167 Goehring, Michelle 103 Goeke, John 30, 31, 32, 127 Goerlich, Roseanne 2, 165, 167 Goldstein, Mrs. Alice 88, 90 Gordon, Priscilla 114 Gorman, James 114 Gorman, John 103 Gorman, Loretta 127 Gosh, Michele 114 Goss, Bridget 167 Grosso, Debra 114 Graff, Leonard 114 Graham, Chris 127, 167 Graham, Darin 103 Grala, Carl 127 Grala, Clare 29, 103 Grama, Lou 56, 126 Gray, Rafael 66, 70, 127 Graziano, David 114 Graziano, Theresa 127, 68 Graziano, Thomas 167 Graziosi, Charles 114 Graziul, Ken 46, 167 Greber, Lauren 127 Gribbin, Mrs. Margaret 65, 88 Grimes, Mararegt 103 Groffie, Paul 114 Grosse, Cheryl 103 Grosso, Debra 114 Groy, Kevin 103 Grubb, Michelle 103 Grochala, Theresa 127, 66 Grula, Miss Pauline 89 Grussler, Jackie 66, 168, 193, 68 Grussler, Janice 19, 127 Grussler, Mr. John 51, 89 Grussler, Karen 102, 110 Grygon, Carol 127, 68 Guggenbickler, Margaret 103 Guidotti, Jodi 168 Gulick, Bonnie 114 Gusciora, Mr. Richard 87, 88 Gutierrez, Arlene 10 Haast, Michael 103 Halim, Azza 64, 126 Halim, Hossam 64, 168, 68 Haller, Kathleen 66, 168, 192 Haller, Lisa 103 Hanak, Cathy 30, 67, 66, 62 Hannawacker, Mary 29, 115, 123 Harcar, Mary Jo 168 Hardenza, Kurt 102, 107 Harkness, John 25, 168 Harkness, Thomas 102 Harold, Sister Mary 57, 69, 82, 83,84

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Harper, Terri Ann 115 Harris, Joel 126 Harris, Kathryn 19, 115 Harris, Kevin 168 Harris, Kimberly 102 Harris, Steve 68, 126, 130 Harris, Todd 168 Harrison, Rosalynd 102 Harrison, Stacey 102 Hart, Jennifer 66, 71, 126 Hartzell, Burnell 169 Hasbrouck, Lynda 115, 123 Havardansky, Michael 115 Hayes, Craig 126 Hayes, Danny 20, 21, 22, 52, 126 Hayes, Robin 102 Haynes, Selina 102 Haynie, Mark 102 Hebeler, Jane 169 Heitzman, Eric 62, 66, 70, 68 Heitzman, Claire 19, 115 Heitzman, James 115 Heitzman, Michael 102 Heller, Susan 102 Hendricks, Cherise 115 Hendrickson, Alice 27, 114 Henger, Mary Jo 115 Henkel, Miss Karen 86, 89 Henningan, Georgette 169 Henry, Amy Jo 102 Herbe, Debra 115 Hernandez, Aline 115 Hewitt, Sr. Frances 83 Hickman, Robert 169 Hill, Anthony 32, 115 Hillman, Keith 126 Hillyer, Paul 102 Hilton, Delphinia 115 Hines, James 25, 169, 173 Hines, Nancy 26, 126, 34 Hirthler, Linda 102 Hoch, David 30 Hochschild, Mr. Fred 47, 66, 89, 91, 128 Hodnicki, John 169 Hoegl, Drew 126 Holland, Christopher 114 Holland, Elise 18, 29, 169, 138, 68 Holmes, Douglas 114 Holsneck, Laurie 29, 114 Holuh, Kathleen 102 Houston, Paul 127 Howard, Anne 102, 110 Hsiao, Raymond 114, 62 Hube.rt, Cathleen 29, 114 Hughes, Dawna 102 Hughes, Reverend Joseph W. 48, 84, 85, 192 Huley, Sister Maragret 51, 83, 87

Humphreys, Rose Ann 170 Hunt, Leon 38, 102 Hurley, Mary 114 Huslin, Anita 29, 138, 170, 192 Huslin, Mrs. Nylda 88, 207 Hutcherson, Lucy 114 Immordino, Vincent 103 Inman, Paris 127 Involvement 54, 55 Iorio, Pamela 114 Isidoridis, John 114 Ivey, Cecilia 103 Ivins, Mrs. Mary 88, 123 Iwan, Cindy 127 Jackowski, Stephen 114 Jackson, Shanon 125, 127 Jackson, Cindy 59, 114 Jacobus, Cynthia 103 Jacobs, James 48, 114 Jakubowski, Mark 112, 114 Jaku bowski, Susan 29, 170 James, William 115 Jamison, Wendy 170, 193 Janis, Mary Beth 103 Janora, Peter 103 Janozzi, Denise 103 Jaruszewski, Carlene 124, 68 Jaroni, Robert 20 Jasienski, Ronald 151, 170 Jenei, Jeffery 57, 170 Jenkins, Tara 39, 115 Jenkins, Traci 115 Jenner, Carin 103 Jenner, Ken 170 Joachim, Sister Mary 57, 82 Johnson, Eric 103, 110 Johnson, Karl 115 Johnston, Mary Anne 170 Johnston, Moira 2, 171 Jones, Mark 127 Jones, Sheila 115 Jose, Sister Marie 83 Josita, Sister 83 Joy, Kris 27, 29, 171 Joy, Susan 39, 103 Junginger, Janis 171 Kale, Thomas 103, 111 Kaplan, Mrs. Christiane 44, 89 Kapolka, Pamela 103 Karns, Joseph 171 Kates, Kimberley 66, 71, 73, 151, 171, 206 Keefe, Mary Elizabeth 171, 34 Keefe, Michael 103, 110 Keegan, Eugene 25 Keegan, Jeremiah 103 Keenan, Timothy 115 Keifer, Kristin 103 Keirn, Keltie 29, 103 Keirn, Susan 16, 30, 39, 171 Kelleher, Daniel 115, 123 Kellogg, Patrick 171

Kellogg, Peter 31, 115 Kelly, Mr. David 17, 45, 89, 143 Kelly, Diane 26, 115 Kelly, James 115 Kelly, Maria 172 Kemp, Peter 103 Kennebrew, Lugene 75, 115 Kent, Christopher 115 Kent, John 127 Kerr, Colleen 103 Kerr, Jeffrey 115 Khoudary, Elizabeth 115 Kilkenny, Mary Beth 71, 103 Kinley, James 103 Kiovsky, Catherine 172 Kiovsky, Kimberly 30, 127 Kirikian, Caroline 172 Kissel, Clare 172 Kitchen, David 103 Kite, Chris 47, 127, 129, 66 Kleinhans, Christopher 103 Klim, Jamie 172, 182 Klosinski, Jeffrey 172 Klosinski, Mark 30 Kliwinski, Karen 39, 115 Kmiec, Margie 172 Kochell, Martin 115路 Kochell, Suzette 172, 179 Kochis, Cheryl 71, 103 Kocsardy, Karen 127 Kolpack, James 115 Konczos, James 173 Kondash, Thomas 30 Konopka, Bridget 115 Kopec, Kathryn 26, 173 Kopec, Michelle 173 Kopec, Ron 127 Kopp, Karen 123 Koremy, Tom 127 Koschek, Mrs. Sandra 26, 90 Kostrzewa, Cynthia 103 Kowalczyk, Glenn 173 Kowalewski, Donna 127 Kowalski, George 73, 173, 206 Kowalski, Jeffrey 30, 38, 115 Kowalski, Tim 127 Kovacs, Michael 103 Koval, Robert 173 Kozlowski, Brenda 173 Krall, John 68, 127 Krawczun, Debra 173 Krawczun, Diane 103 Krawczun, Lisa 127 Krawiec, Mary Beth 174 Krawzyk, Katherine 103 Krisanda, Mark 65, 174 Krupa, Alan 174 Ku bin, Karen 103 Kulak, Barbara 71, 103 Kurpiewski, Dorothy 29, 115 Kusenko, Peter 103

Kuzek, Kimberly 103 Lachapelle, Robin 18, 174, 192 Laico, John 104 La Mothe, Paul 115 Lane, Hope 71, 115 Langan, Terri 29. 115 Lanni, Phillip 115 Lanzoni, Harold 115. 118 Lanzoni, Nancy 185. 174, 138, 68 LaRue, David 104 Latella, Miss Janice 57, 90, 68 Lawlor, Ann-Marie 104 Lawryk, Donna 116 Lawryk, Stephen 174, 68 Layton, Mary Jo 26. 174, 138, 143 Leach, Shawn 104 Lee, Scott 116 Lee, Simone 104 Leibold, Simone 116 Lelii, Mr. Ralph 90, 92 Lemire, Diane 127 Leone. Anthony 127 Leoniec, Miss Patricia 90, 207 Levin, Mr. Abe 90 Lettiere, Danielle 127 Lettiere, Lisa 68, 175, 138, 150 Levanduski, Christian 127 Levin, Andre 127 Lewallen, Mike 175 Lewallen, Sandra 56, 151, 175 Lewis, Bridget 175 Lewis, Nina 175 Lewis, Sharon 67, 68, 175 Lichen, Keith 104 Lichon, Mary Ann 65 Liedtka, David 116 Liedtka, Theresa 26, 104, 111, 134 Lieggi, Ann 116 Liptak, Miss Mary Ann 70, 90 Lisnak, Joseph 127 Litus, Stephanie 53, 127 Loatman, Mr. Richard 50, 57, 90 Locklear, James 116 Logan, Lisa 46 Loney, Scott 104 Longmuir, Frances 116 Lopez, James 38, 116 Lopez, Suzanne 164 Lowe, Cheryl 104, 110 Lu brano, Antoinette 127 Lucarella, Vicky 116 Luft, David 116 Lund, Kathryn 70, 71 , 104 Lybarger, Kathy 116 Lybarger, Lowell 104 Lynam, Elizabeth 128 Lynch, Danita 138, 175, 68 Lynch, James 100, 111

Lynne, Chris 36, 37, 175 Lyons, Colleen 176, 138 Lyons, Elizabeth 116 Lyons, Karyn 116 Lyons, Kim 128 Lyons, Lisa 39, 70, 128 Lyons, Michael 128 Lyons, Robert 128 Lyons, Steven 104 Lyons, Vincent 32, 128 MacCormack, Bryan MacCormick, Keith 104 Machunze, Morgan 104 Maciolzk, Matthew 128 MacPhee, Andrew 21, 22, 59, 176 Madden, Stacey 29, 116 Magyuari, Stephen 104 Mahler, Thomas 176 Mahler, Stephanie 27, 104, 110 Mahon, Sandy 176, 26, 192, 150, 35, 68, 34 Mahony, Stephen 36 Mahoney, Christine 104 Maira, Jill 18 Major, Mrs. Barbara 29, 49, 90 Marchant, Mrs. Cynthia 87, 90 Marchetti, Lona 116, 68 Marchetti, Timorhy 176 Marcianti, Mary 166, 176 Marcocci, Lenny 116 Marczak, David 104 Mariano, Angel 30, 38 Marino, Cynthia 116 Martine, Jacqueline 116 Martinez, Jacqueline 104 Martini, Jacquie 19, 115, 123 Martini, Karen 104 Martini, Michael 128 Mathes, Robert 128 Madock, Dana 104 Mattozzi, Mary Maty, Lisa Ann 176 Maurer, Daniel 66 Mauro, Robin 128 Ma , Katherine 116 Mayes, Keith 116 Mazzoli, Christopher 68 Mazzuca, Mario 36, 37, 104 McCabe, Mike 104, 176 McCann, Lisa 104 McCarthy, Linda 116 McClellan, Annie 116 McCloud, Michael 104 McCormick, Brian 116 McCormick, Patrick 104 McCullough, Sean 104 McDermott, Mathew 177 McDonald, David 116 McEleves, Craig 104 McFarland, Gail 128

McGee, Shaun 177 McGrath, Bryan 116 McGraw, Mrs. Carol 19. 36, 89,91 McGraw, John 104 McGuiness, Patrick 104 McKay, Kim 128 McKiever, Bob 17 McLaughlin, Anthony 104 McLaughlin, Bridget 104 Mcleod, Carmela 104 McManimon, Miss Mary Ann 91 McManimon, Tracy 177, 193 McManimon 116 McMillan, Jessie 38 McNamara, Kim 104, 68 McRae, Dewanda 65, 176, 190 McRoy, Eric 116 McStravick, Charles 177 McTamney, Mark 104 Meagher, Julie 26, 116 Meagher, Mary Clare 26, 27, 177,68 Mellick, Christina 104 Mendoza, Ronald 128, 130, 67 Mendoza, Rowena 117 Merlo, Miss Teresa 91 Mezzaros, Annette 183 Micharski, Raymond 116 Migliacci, Stephen 104 Mihalchik, June 178, 64 Mihalko, Jane 128 Milazzo, Michael 104 Milinowicz, David 84, 91 , 32 Militello, Robert 178 Miller, Diane 116 Miller, JoAnn 104 Miller, Mark 116 Miller, Mrs. Margaret 96 Milo, Robert 178 Mingo, Michele 104 Mitchell, Curazon 128, 65, 66, 70 Mitchell, Jeffrey 128 Mitchell, T angerla 178, 39 Mitchell, Terri 29, 38, 39 Moehringer, Bernadette 30, 39, 128, 68 Moehringer, Paul 38, 116 Monacchio, Richard 116 Monahan, Joe llyn 104, 110 MonteLeone, Elaine 104 Moody, Lisa 116 Moore, Mr. Charles 20, 45, 84, 91 Moore, Elsie 91 Moore, Kyle 129 Morales, Anthony 116 Moran, Chris 27, 116 Moran, Patricia 105 Moran, Robert 178

Morgan, Lisa 29, 38, 39, 117, 123 Morgan. Michelle 29, 39, 104, 110 Morreale, Michael 36 Morrison, John 71, 116 Morton, Patricia 65, 169, 179 Morley, Keith 178 Moschera, athleen 116 Mosner, Dennis 71, 73, 179, 153 Mosner, Nancy Beth 104 Mudd, Joseph 117 Muelheisen, Kris 68, 104 Mule, Joanne 117 Mulhearn, Andrea 117 Murdza, Kevin 179 Mulligan, Kenneth 68, 179 Murphy, Charlene 105 Murphy, Cheryl 179 Murphy, Joseph 30, 38, 105 Murphy, Kathleen 129, 68 Murphy, Paul 116 Murphy, Raymond 129 Murray, James 116 Nabinger: Kim 117 Nablejas, Teresa 105 Nagy, Donna 179 Nalbone, Alison 179, 163 Nalbone, Christopher 179, 149 Nalbone, Greg 117 Nalbone, John 117 Nanners, Chris 105 N arlis, Christopher 117 Naticchia, Anthony 129, 70, 206 Navarro, Lenard 117 Nelson, William 50, 180, 193 Nemec, Thomas 180, 23, 29, 129 Nerwinski, Cheryl 23, 29, 180 Nerwinski, Kevin 25, 129 Nicolai, Laura 180 Nicolai, Sherri 129 Nitti, Mari 27, 105 Nix, Renea 105 Nolan, Gary 117 Nolan, Joseph 66 Norton, Wayne 105 Nosal, Miss Maureen 91 Nosal, Melanie 27, 39, 116 Novatkoski, Cindy 116 Novembre, Lisa 19, 117 Nucaso, Michele 180 Nyktas, Valerie 180, 149 Obal, Thomas 180 O'Brien, Maureen 180 O'Connor, Gauvin 117, 32 O'Connor, Jacqueline 180, 192, 70 O'Connor, Kris 129 O'Donnell, Kara 117

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O'Donovan, Carmel 27, 105 O 'Donovan, Coleman 25 , 181, 44, 150, 67, 148 O 'Grady, Barbara 117 O 'Halloran, Sister Peggy 83 Olech, Diane 29 Olech, Mrs. Dorothy 96 O 'Malley, Maureen 181 Oravsky, Geraldine 64, 129 O 'Reilly, Brian 105 O'Reilly, Maureen 66 O 'Rourke, MaryGrace 129 O'Rourke, Patrick 105 O'Shea, Charlene 129 O'Shea, Ellen ll7 Oshel, Scott 117, 32 Ostaszewski, Steven 129 Outlaw, Kenneth 117 Outtene, Tonya 105, 106 Ozolins, Kim 117 , Pachuta, John 117 Pagliard, Philip 105 Paiao, Mrs. Judith 116 Palenchar, Mrs. Mary 44, 91, 67 Palombi, Mrs. Irene 96 Palsir, Susan 67, 70, 71, 68 Pandolph, Linda 105 Panzitta, Joseph 105 Panzitta, Rocky ll3, 117 . Panzitta, Rose 181, 65 Papp, Ernest 181 Parishy, Colleen 181 Parishy, Ronald 117 Patera, Robert 181 Patterson, Yvonne 117 Pattik, Mrs. Mary 96 Pitonyak, Lisa 117 Paulus, Beth Peloubet, Priscilla 129, 65 Peoples, Mrs. Carolyn 65, 91 Peoples, Valerie 19, 181, 64, 138,118,68 Pergament, Jeff 117 Perlman, David 117 Perone, Me. Michael 25, 46, 92 Perpetua, Karen 117 {>errault, Mitzi 100, III Perrone, June 117 Perry, Joyce 129 Perry, Kim ll7, 123 Person, Norlyn 129 Peters, Letitia 181, 192, 66, 138 Peters, Sister Mary Ann 82 Peters, Susan 19, 117 Petrozzini, Patrick 71, 117, 206 Phillips, Kim 105 Piazza, JoAnn 29, 105 Picone, Ralph 105, 110 Picone, Rosemarie 129 Piechocki, James 36, 117

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Pierce, James 117 Pierce, Joyce 39, 182, 192 Pierson, Denise 182 Pierson, Jeffrey 117 Pierson, Jill 105 Pierson, Ronald 105 Piet, Eric 117 Pietranik, Mariola 105 Pineda, Edward 36, 129 Pingree, Me. Stephen 92 Pintimalli, Dominick 182 Pintimalli, Joseph 129 Pinto, John 105 Pirone, Dana 16, 182, 138, 68 Pisarek, Jodi 182 Pizzuti, Teresa 19, 117 Plaza, Anthony 182 Plumeri, Peter 117 Pluznyk, Walter 105 Poblete, Fredrick 105, 111 Poli, Mr. Joseph 92 Ponticiello, Randy 117 Ponticiello, Robert 30, 105 Porcelli, James 105 Poreda, Chris 30, 117 Poreda, Jacqueline 182 Poreda, Sean 105 Poretti, Vicror 30, 38, 129 Potocki, Michelle 105 POtts, Lisa 117 Povermo, Nicholas 117 Povia, Joseph 105 Powell, Carl 30, 31 , 38, 59, 124 Powell, Jeff 105 Pratt, Marjorie 129 Prazioso, Frank 105 Provenzano, James 182, 206 Puca, Geraldine 183 Pugliese, Loredana 105, llO Pulle, Anthony 117 Pullen, Walter 36, 129 Pushman, Christine 105 Puskas, Thomas 105 Putzrath, Erik 117 Pyle, Thomas 183, 30 Quinn, Brigid 105 Radford , Paul 118 Radice, Richard 38, 105 Rago, Jeffrey 118 Rajamanickam, Suresh 183, 68 Ramse y, Lynn ll8 Ramutkowski, Paula 183, 192 Ranke, Edward ll8 Ranke , JoAnne 34 Ranallo, Roxanne 183 Ravenel, Jennifer 105 Raviola, Michele 105 Reading, Frank 118 Rebbeck, John 118 Redmond, Mary 105 Redmond, Mike 128

Reed, Loretta 105 Reed , Marge 29, 138, 183 Reed, Toni 105, 128 Reid, Darryl 118 Reilly, Mrs. Joan 92 Renzi, Mark 105 Repole, Karen 128 Reres, Anthony 36, 118 Revak, Jeffrey 118 Rhoads, Maggie 105, 29 Rhym, Darren 118 Ricciani, Cynthia 27, 128 Ricciani, Robert 183 Rice, Janet 47, 118 Rice, Pam 105 Rick, Jeff 105 Riggi, Gina 118 Ritter, Regina ll8 Rivera, Arcadio 118 Rivera, Eileen 128 Robbins, Steven 183 Roberts, Ottis 118 Robotin, Mark 105 Robson, Denise 187, 184 Roche, Doug 128 Rodeawald , Lynne 118 Rodriguez, Betty 18, 19, 159, 187, 184 Rogers, Anthony 106 Rogers, April 106 Rogers, Eileen 118, 71 Rogers, Michelle 65, 184, 192 Rogoza, Kim 184 Rojas, Carmen 106 Roland , Ann 184 Roland , Mary 29, 71 , 128 Romano, Me. William 92, 110 Romanovio, Lana 128 Rooney, Kathy 128 Rooney, Sister Patricia 83 Rosie, Thomas 184 Rossell, Christopher 106 Rostock, Kathleen 184, 66, 67, 149 Rovello, Mrs. Margaret 29, 92 Rouse, Rodney 184 Rowley, Jill 106 Ruhl, Bev 128 Runowicz, Debra 23, 118 Runowicz, Diane 27, 64, 68, 71, 128 Russert, Cindy 29, 118 Russin, Chrisopher 106 Russin, Robert 66 Russo, Lisa 129 Ryan, Adriane 106 Ryan, Patricia 185 Ryczkowski, Rick 118 Sabato, Al 129 Sabato, Joseph 185 Sabo, Margaret 118 Safko, Deb 129

Sagarese, Anne Marie 29, 124, 68 Sagarese, Mark 106 Sakora, Diane 71 Salazar, Donna 129 Salazar, Lisa Ann 185, 56 Salcewicz, Mrs . Judith 45, 92 Salewski, Paula 106 Sanchez, Lilia 118 Sands, Chris 129 Sanford, Karen 129 Sangermano, Frank 129 Santello, Michelle 106, 71 Santiago, Migdalia 65 , 185 Santiago, Rosita 129 Santiago, Jaun 30, 31, 38, 129 Sapp, Priscilla 185 Sarnz, Lori -Lynn ll8 Saunders, Stephanie 118 Sawinski, Jana 106 Scanlon, Kelly 118 Scarpaci, Tammy 106 Schaffener Karyn 185 Schaffener, Michael ll8 Schafer, Me. Gregory 92, 35 Scannella, Mr. Michael 92 Schaible, Denise 29 Schaffer, Kim 129 Schannen, Lisa 129 Scheideler, Holly 27, 129, 71 Schiable, Denise 118 Schiano, Michael 185 Schiavone, Greg 118 Schillaci, Mike 129 Schneider, John 129 Schragger, Robert 129 Schuldes, John 118 Schultze, Susan 118 Schulze, Charles 130 Schwab, Heidi 106 Sciandra, Ron 119 Sciarrotta, Marie 185 Sciarotta, Marita 68, 106, llO Sciarrotta, Paula 130 Scimeca, Janice ll8 Scipio, Dolores 186, 65 SCOtto, Michael 130 Sebasto, Michelle 27, 106 Sech, Richard M. Je. 106 Seidenglanz, Catherine 18, 130 Seidenglanz, Margaret 29, 118 Seliga, James 30, 38, 118 ellers, Sandra 30, 186, 34 Sellers, Susan 30, 130, 70, 71 Seniors 136 - 193 Serafine, Anthony. 25 , 124, 130 Setock, Carol 118 Serock, Joseph 106 Serock, Pamela 118 Serock, Vincent 106 Serpikov, Anastasia 118 Sferra, Patricia 119

Shaw, Mr. Thomas 57, 86 Sheehan, Anne 186, 68 Sheehan, John 105, 106, 118 Sheehan, Kevin 106 Sheehan, Patricia 106 Shelly, Mrs. Helene % Sherer, Diane 118 Sherman, Tenise 186 Shin, Mary 119 Shinal, Michael 119 Shipley, Miss Sharon 93, 68 Shipley, Elizabeth 106, 71 Shurgala, John 130 Shurgala, Michael 106 Shuster, Jacqueline 18, 186, 71 Siebert, William 186 Siecienski, Cynthia 119 Siedlarczyk, Lori 106 Sikora, Diane 106 Sikorski, Edward 186, 151 Sikorski, Susan 106 Sil ver, Brenda 186 Silvestri, Robert 30, 130 Simone, Mr. John 35, 93 Simon, Me. Julius 93 Sincoskie, Michael 118 Singer, John 130, 66, 70 Sisco, Jamie 106, 71 Skerratt, Helen 130 Sklarchuk, Eric 30, 130 Skodacek, Mark 119, 123 Skopas, Harry 187, 56, 139 Skorupa, Ellie 187, 189 Skwara, Charlene 187 Skwara, Karen 119 Slezak, Lori 106 Smith, Anne 118, 70 Smith, Brendan 30, 31, 187 Smith, Chris 119 Smith, Derrick 106 Smith, Donna 130 Smith, Gary 71 Smith, Joann 106 Smith, Kecia 39, 130 Smith, Lori 130 Smolka, David 32, 187, 175 Soares, Lee 118, 122 Sobon, Debbie 130 Sobon, Frank 38, 118 Sobran, Kent 118 Soccer 24, 25, 26, 27 Soden, John 118 Sohl, Arthur 62, 68, 187, 193 Sola, Tecia 130, 65 Soldati, Lisa 118 Soles, David 106 Soltesz, Allan 106 Sontag, John 118 Sontag, Michael 106 Sorento, Joseph 119. 68 Sosna, Barbara 106 Sost, Craig 106

Sost, Ronald 119 Sost, Ronald 119 Soto, Emily 106 Souza, Stephanie 66, 68 Sparagna, Maria 106 Spedick, Marcie 130 Spilatore, Robert 59, 187 Spitz, Mr. Michael 66, 93 Spitzer, Christine 119 SpOrts 14 -39 Spottiswood, Michele 106 Spriggs, Adam 130 Springer, Kathleen 188 Springer, Tracy 19, 119 Stanley, Anne 130 Stanziale, Donald 188 Stanzione, Angela 106 Stau b, Renee 188, 66, 67, 70, 138, 68 Stec, Richard 119 Stemmer, Robert 119 Steele, SCOtt 130 Stewart, Allan 106 Stewart, Dawn 106 Stewart, Kelly 119 Stine, Ted 75 Stoka, Mrs. Mary 93 Stockman, Jeffrey 188 Stockman, Monica 26, 106 Stout, Amber 119 Stipe, Howard 180 Stripe, John 106 Sudol, Mark 188 Sullivan, Martha 3, 75, 188, 68 Sullivan, Thomas 188 Swan, David 106 Sweeney, Felicia 130 Suro, Mary 119 Switzer, Audra 130 Szalwinski, Cheryl 119 Szantai, Lynne 119 Szedula, Robert 119 Taddeo, David 119 TakeU, Alexia 130 Tamasi, Denisa 106 Tammaro, Katherine 27, 107 Tams, Daphne 107 Tani, Ronnie 119 Tarassov, Victor 119 Tashchuk, Maria 107 Tattory, Chris 119 Tattory, John 25, 22, 131, 67, 68 Taylor, Tina 188, 119 Taylor, Tracy 39, 188, 190, 138 . Tejeski, Susan 30, 39, 131 Tempone, Genevieve 107 Terry, John 21, 22, 189, 206, 164 Tezsla, Anthony 119 Thoennes, Joseph 66 Thoennes, Philip 107, 66

Thomas, Gary 107, 110 Thomas, Robert 119 Thompkins, Lisa 119 Thompson, Molly 189, 65 Thompson, Rudolf 107 Thompson, Victor 107 Tierno, David 189 Tierno, Deborah 131, 68 Tierno, Elizabeth 107, 68 Tkacs, Jacqueline 189 Tkacs, Kathleen 107 Todaro, Joanne 189 Todaro, Joseph 107 Tomlin, Lisa 29, 131, 71 Torgeson, Joanne 189, 70 Totaro, Rosetta 29, 119, 123 Totaro, Russell 119, 71 Tousley, Christopher 48, 119 Tousley, Ben 107 Track, Winter 38-39 Traina, Salvatore 119 Tranter, Lisa 114 Trippa, Carol 29, 107 Truch, Andrea 131 Trus, Bernadette 189, 177, 65, 70 Tuccillo, Elena 189 Tullai, Daniel 107 Tullai, Margaret 67, 68, 70, 131 Tursi, Donna 29, 189 Twamley, Steven 131 Underclassmen 98-135 Uveges, Dave 107 Uveges, Stephen 174, 190 Valenzuela, Anthony 131 Valeri, David 25, 126, 131 Valeri, Nancy 29 Venelli, Suzanne 107 Vardanega, Jim 107 Varga, Susan 107, 111 Varrichio, Alfred 107 Vaughn, Marvin 38, 131 Vaughan, Sonja 39, 107 Veale, Eric 107 Veale, Kirsten 26, 138, 149, 150, 192 Veale, Kristina 26, 39, 131 Verdel, Me. Albert 2, 3, 48, 83, 93 Vernon, Christopher 22, 59, 153 Vernon, James 107 Verrelli, Anthony 25 Vescera, Susan 107 Vierling, Mark 139, 178 Villa, Golda 131 Villar, Antonio 68 Vogt, Cary 122 Voloski, Michael 107 Vrancik, Gerard 25, 58, 172 Wagner, Nick 107

Walczak, Kenn 107 Walker, Chris 107 Walker, Nina 190 Walsh, John 190 Walsh, James 131 Walsh, Karen 131, 66 Ward, Sister Judith 50, 75, 82 Warrick, David 107, 111 Wasielewski, Carol 191 Weber, Jerry 107 Weglarz, Barbara 107 Weingartner, Ken Weitz, Mrs. Lorraine % Wells, Edward 49, 192 Werger, Brian 107 Werger, Kenneth Wesner, Robert 107 West, Chari sse 107, 110 White, John 131, 66, 67 White, Kim White, Steve 66, 107 Whitfield, Tracy 190, 138 Wierzbowski, Michael 107 Wilkerson, Cheri 39 Williams, Cheryl 107 Williams, Craig 112, 122 Williams, Sonya 39, 50 Williamson, Deborah 131 Wilson, Sharon 191 Wimbush, Cevellis 107 Witkowski, Lisa 39 Wojtowicz, Edward 107 Wood, Amelia 131 Wood, Mr. Robert 44, 69, 93 Wooding, Chariss 67 Woodland, Edwin 107 Woods, Rita 107 Wortham, Kevin 131 Wrestling 36, 37 Wronski, Tonia 131 Yousko, Denise 131, 65 Y osua, Linda 107 Youngberg, Belinda 107 Zahorsky, Mrs. Bernice 47, 93 Zegarsk~ Michelle 131 Zeis, Christine 19, 123 Zeis, Susan 18, 131 Zorovich, Julie 107 Zygmunt, John 107

Boosters B.A. -I love you! Bads and Me Mrs. Esther Balog . Steve Balog John Berlanback Jr. Michele and Melissa Bogda The Bradley Family Pat Cashel The Class of "83", the best at N.D. Class of "84," look to the future Class of "85," good luck Bruce and Bev Dalrymple Miss Jean DiMarco Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faraone Linda Faraone The Fieseler Family Vicky, Flor, and Marilou Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grygon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hubbs Angie and Mary Klek Ken Klek Ken and Amy Mrs. Rose Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Leese Lisa and her son, Bobby Paramount Bakery Matthew and Michael Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ragazzo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ragazzo Carla and Bo b Sakson Mr. and Mrs. James Scarpetti Mr. and Mrs. Compton Scipio The Scrappers Towne House Restaurant of Trenton

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Patrons Stu and Joan Anderson The Balloon Man Ms. B. Barsky Mr. and Mrs. Edward Basford Mary, Cathy, and Jen Burke Boyda Family Mr. and Mrs. James L. Byard John M. Charuk, Ph. D. Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Constantini Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Craig Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Mrs. John Cunningham Billy Dey Carolyn Dey Karen Dey Kathleen Dey Mr. and Mrs. William]. Dey 12 E's Famous Carwash

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Egeland Mr. and Mrs. Alexander]. Farina Fred, Norman, and the Gang Good luck, Class of "82", from Yogi and Booboo Dr. and Mrs. Cezar Herrin Mr. and Mrs. Felix W. Hughes Sharon Hughes Jane, Karen, Mary, Kath, Maureen, Kathy K., & Kim Ms. Sheila M. Jones (class of "84") Ms. Stariet M. Jones (class of "79") Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Klek Mrs. Margaret Klim Mrs. Beatrice E. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lilly & son Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCann Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell Dr. and Mrs. Remo Mendoza Betty Merkel Mike and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Moonan Mrs. Evelyn R. Mardle Notre Dame P.T.A.

Nick, Donna, Dominick, & Monica Maisto Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raisch Mary Roland '83 The Seffero Family Brenda Smith Brendan Smith Mildred Smith Mrs. Doris Stanback & son Renee Staub '82 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Staub & Family Philip Tancredi Thanks Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Tezsla The James Uveges Family Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vandergrift Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W orek

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Recording Our Steps Producing a yearbook involves not just moderators and a staff, it involves administration, faculty, students, office personnel, and many, many others. The production of the '82 Canticle was made possible by the support, encouragement, and contributions of Fr. Joseph W. Hughes, Sr. Mary Harold, the members of the English Department, the coaches, the class and the clu b moderators, in short, the faculty of N.D .. It was made possible by the help given us by the students, such as our pinch-hitters in photography, Matthew Beechold in developing, and the students who wrote copy for us: Anita Huslin, Coleman O'Donovan, Martha Sullivan, Anne Flynn, Mary Jo Layton, Susan Keirn, Molly Thompson, Anna Bevilacqua, Brian Bralynski. Jim Hines, Chris Lynne, Robert Spilatore, Donna Bacso, Gary Foy, Kirsten and Kristina Veale. Angel Mariano, Danielle Lettiere, Suzanne Foster, Tracy Cicco, Laurie Holsneck, and a myriad of others. It would be impossible to try and name each and every person who did so much for the '82 Canticle, so we'll just mention Kevin Sheridan, our photographer, and Frank Ball, our publisher's representative, as two more people whose contributions were invaluable. Lastly, to all of you who gave of your talents and whose assistance made this yearbook a reality, we say "Thank you!". We hope that you en joy your book. Nylda R. Huslin, Patricia Leoniec & the Canticle Yearbook Staff .

. The 1982 Canticle Yearbook Staff.

1982 Canticle Staff/FRONT ROW: George Kowalski, Barbara Courtney, Jamie Klim, Cindy Coritz, Dennis Mosner. BACK ROW: Robert Borges, Linda Craig, Carolyn Dey, Kim Kates, Amy Ciabattoni, Karl Direske. Pinch-hitter Photogra phers /FRONTROW Michelle Arpin, Derek DeBastos. BACK ROW: George Kowalski, Patrick Petrozzini, Anthony Naticchia.

Our Pinch-hitter Photographers.

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Kevin Sheridan, Photgrapher

Moderators: Miss Patricia Leoniec and Mrs. Nylda Huslin

Mrs. Sandy Koschek helps us out.

A finished product.

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Spring Activities

National Business Honor Society Working on Pippin window.

Brendan Curtain and Fr. Hughes at Honor Society installation.

National Honor Society officers

Great Adventure trip

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