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ne of the very first challenges you encoun er in your daily journey is just getting to school. You may come from anywhere in Southeastern Pennsylvania - from inner-city Philadelphia to its surrounding suburban (or, in some cases rural) towns. No matter how you do it, you still have to get to La Salle by 8:00 . So how exactly do you get here? Most of you have to depend on the good old yellow school bus, that ubiquitous symbol of school transpor tation. The bright yellow buses can be seen from miles away and can even be heard from the same distance with their loud engines and squeaky brakes. Every day these "cheese buses" bring in loads of underclassmen eager to get off the bus and escape the chaos within . Some of you travel by dependable SEPTA : on buses or on trains to get your daily dose of knowledge . You stumble from a rickety aluminum caterpillar to find a member of the staff waiting to drive you from the train station . Once you reach the ripe age of 16 you graduate from riding the bus to a whole new level of transportation : driving your very own car! You are proud to drive your cherished station wagon, van, Jeep, or even your PT ~ Cruiser up the steep La Salle driveway to the 11< ,;"'ll l,ll<lo\,parking lot, where you scrambe for the last available space. You no longer have to wake up at the crack of dawn in order to catch the bus; now you can roll out of bed at 7:45, dodge through traffic on 309, make it past Rod directing traffic, and get into school right before Mr. Turner hands you a late slip. At day's end, you dart out of school and run across the parking lot in order to catch the bus before it leaves or rush to your car . Getting out before the after-school rush is your mission. If you fail, you will not be able to leave the parking lot before 2:45. So you rush home, only to wake up the next day and face your daily journey to La Salle once again . - Brian Campo
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ne of the great aspects of La Salle is the multitude of things available to start off the day. For some, it's breakfast in the cafeteria. It's a simple pleasure, but imagine not being able to grab a quick bite, or chat it up with friends about the day's classes or activities. Weather cooperating or not, many students enjoy a before-school volleyball game to loosen themselves up for the academic day. For some, it's down to the TV studio to quickly pull together the daily TV show; for others, it's roaming the hallways for a while, but always making that last-minute entry into homeroom. Each morning, however, there is always that same place to go, or same something to do which we can use to fuel ourselves on our daily journey. After a last minute homeroom debut, the realization that first period is only some fifteen minutes away sinks in. Some lucky students have first period free, so no sweat; but for most there is a class to attend. The rest of homeroom is typically spent either talking with classmates, watching the news, or quickly scribbling at a forgotten homework. These might seem
Jl (}Jayin tlie Life... like trivial things at first glance, but homeroom quickly becomes something most students want, need, and greatly appre ciate because of them. Sure, some students stroll in to homeroom seconds before the deadline, acting as if they don't know why they have to come in , but imagine not having those extra ten minutes to pull things together ! After a few periods of class and possibly a few tests , there is no better thing to do than clear the mind in the cafeteria . Then, some students head back to the pit for another volleyball game, some just talk to friends, and others visit the library or the computer lab to surf the web or study . With all these options , lunch period is what each student makes of it, and certainly,it is a great part of the day. The end of eighth period is not necessarily the end of the day for most students .With all of the activities available, it is not unusual to spend a few more hours at school. La Salle High School is more than just going to classes everyday; it's what you make of your journey, whether it be academic, social, athletic or a combination of all three. -John Carr
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igh school has provided us memories that will last the rest of our lives. However, our growth does not conclude after graduation. As one stage of our life ends, a new chapter in our story begins. In college, we will have new experiences, encounter new things, and make new friends. After leaving the university, we will enter the work force, perhaps into marriage and a family of our own. Everything that we do in the future will open up new possibilities in our lives, while it closes others. The future promises us endless encounters . Therefore, our journey will never become complete, and there will always be new hurdles to surmount, and new obstacles to overcome. As we try to peer deeply into that proverbial crystal ball that we all wish we had, we might see ourselves reaching our goals. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the future is that we have no knowledge about what the future will hold for us. We know that there is more to come, but what it might be is yet to be determined. We do know, however, that this recent four-year stage of our journey has played an influential part in our lives. It is important not to forget our past, but at the same time, we must embrace our future . The lessons we have learned and the friendships we have made will live on forever. Our high school years have ended, but we will continue our life's journey with high expecta tions and full of hope. -Darren Grossman
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Gu ten Tag, meine Herrn!" ... these are the endearing words Mr. George Hohenleitner begins German class with every ning, spoken with such sincerity that you can be certain it will be a good day indeed. A prayer will undoubtedly follow ;e words, as Mr. Hohenleitner always puts religion before anything else. Standing as testament to Mr. Hohenleitner' s faith holy water font in the doorway of room 316. Mr. Hohenleitner' s gentle manner and wisdom, which come from 30 years ~aching, make the classroom atmosphere friendly and personable, but educational at the same time. Mr. Hohenleitner is of the most dedicated teachers at La Salle, never missing a day of school, and keeping his student on their toes with tried true teaching methods. If you've had Mr. Hohenleitner in class, you know that he's always willing to answer any questions :may arise, no matter how long it takes. You also know that you' 11never leave without a homework assignment, and you '11 :he homework neatly OR ELSE! It may seem difficult at first, but over time you' 11realize that doing the homework will you an A on the test, and you '11be glad Mr. Hohenleitner stood by his "practice makes perfect" tenet. Having been at La Salle so long, Mr. Hohenleitner knows the capability ofLa Salle students and won't accept anything ;than perfect. Practice makes perfect on the court too, when spring rolls around and it's time for N tennis. Mr. Hohenleitner >wsthe game as well as he knows the three predictions of Fatima. His coaching is very practical, based on the idea that best way to learn tennis is to play tennis. The JV team practices every day, playing matches with teammates. "Don't beat trself' is one of the most emphasized coaching points Mr. Hohenleitner makes. In addition to teaching German and coaching nis, Mr. Hohenleitner teaches scripture, moderates the Respect for Life club and German club, and runs the Operation entive tutoring program. He resides in Chestnut Hill with his wife, Miriam, and has three grown children. For these and ny other reasons, the yearbook staff has dedicated the 2001 Blue and Gold to Mr. George Hohenleitner, and we thank him his years of service. - Anthony Geiger
idyou k,now...? 1:r. Hohenleitner attended Catholic 1iversity and Niagara University fore getting his B.A. and M.A. at . Salle University. He continues to .low La Salle University basketball rough good seasons and bad. Ie studied to become an Oblate of . Francis De Sales for six years. Ie has graced La Salle with his esence for 33 years! \. neighborhood friend introduced m to tennis when he was 11 years :l, and he has been hooked on the ort ever since. -Iis first grandchild was born on ~tober 19th, 2000.
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-Sr. Blanco "Physics is everywhere." -Mr. Cipolla "This is NOT a cafeteria." -Mr. Nicoletti "Gentlemen, Gentlemen, you must be "awnest"' yourself." -Mr. Chesnik "The great men of United States history: Ge, Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Joe Colistra."
-Mr. Colistra "So you have a 2.5 GPA, 1000 in the SATs, and want to go to Princeton? WHAT? Did your par1 donate a building?" -Bro. Bill "The K.I.S.S. principle" -Mr. Evans ''You may use texts, i.e. books." - Bro. Ernest "Expand on that ..." - Mr. Grace ''You have to appreciate the derivative."
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This year, La Salle welcomed a fresh facE to its constantly expanding community wher Mr. Frederick Assaf came to the school to replacE Mr. Diehl as principal. Mr. Assaf is equipped witl an amicable personality, an almost iridescen1 smile, and a laugh that's more infectious than thE plague. In short, he truly puts the "pal" in principal He also puts the "prince" in principal. .. minus the "e.' While principal by title, Mr. Assaf is an Englisr teacher at heart. He expresses his knowledge anc love for English first period every day to a class o: interested juniors. This course provides him witl the opportunity to extend his engaging anc dynamic personality into the classroom. After holding positions at the Miller Schoo: in Virginia, Phillips Andover Academy in Massa路 chusetts, and Mercersburg in our own state of Penn路 sylvania, he came to La Salle in search of a schoo: with a greater focus on Catholic education anc service. This is evident in the encouragement hE gives students to get involved and give back to thE community through service. Mr. Assaf has prover: to be another integral thread in the intricately woven tapestry that is La Salle.
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Bro. Rene Stern~r, FSC President Key Concepts of Christianity, Foriun
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Mns. Florence Ward Development Office
Mrs. Connie Gill Business OJfic~
Mrs. Kathy Winning Secretary to the Vice President
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For over two decades, Mr. Edward Molush has spent every hour of the school day ensuring that the students of La Salle are capable of speaking English good. He is a man who not only teaches English, but also moderates mock trial and had a brief career in minor league base ball. Mr. Molush's classroom has an open atmosphere that promotes germane inter-student discussion, rather than a tedious ping-pong match between teacher and pupil. While he's always quick to jump in and offer his professional stance, correct a wrong answer, or regale the class with an amusing personal anecdote, the learning environment he creates provides a venue for thought-provoking dialogue that lacks both irrelevance and monotony. After twentytwo years of teaching at La Salle, Mr. Molush continues to enjoy the intellectual challenges of imparting knowledge upon hordes of literaturestarved youths. -Matt Finley
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Mr. G~rald Hartey English 1, 2 Intramurals
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Mr.Joseph Colistra, one ofthe most respected achers at La Salle, teaches American History, 1dhis Economics class always draws the greatest tention from the students. With his fun and lrefree teaching style, his classes are both enterining and interesting, whether you're learning )Out demand curves or World War II. He also has great sense of humor. Many will remember his .mous rubber stamp and his "pet rock," which he 3es to help struggling students. Each day after devoting his time to the assroom, he becomes La Salle's head football >ach. He spends countless hours working with 1e football team, which has experienced great 1ccess under his leadership, ever since he became )ach 15 years ago. Mr. Colistra's hard work has enefited many students at La Salle. -Matt Gdowick
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In our monolingual society it is rare to meet someone who is fluent in another language. Many of our foreign language faculty speak at least two world languages, and some three. Surprisingly however, Mrs. Linda Donahue communicates in four, usually using all of them in the same day. She teaches Spanish, French, and Italian at La Salle, and still manages to remember English. Children's stories, interactive lessons, and cooking presentations are just a few of the methods Mrs. Donahue employs to engage her students. In addition to being a dynamic teacher, Mrs. Donahue is also a dedicated moderator of the Blue and Gold, one of the most demanding activities at La Salle, fully utilizing her ability to manage multiple tasks at once. All of her hard work as a teacher and a moderator is most definitely appreciated and she is certainly an asset to the school. -The Blue and Gold Staff
Mrs. Linda Donahue French, Italian, Spanish Blue and Gold
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Bro .. Charles Lackes, FSC Spanish
Mrs. Mq,ry Jo Smith
Mr. James Roche
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Mr. Joseph Radvanshy
Ms. Tina Shustacli
Algebra, Calculus, Math Analysis, Geometry F'ootball
Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis Band
Mr. Joseph Falcone
Mr. Charl(}s Gesing
Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis Baseball, -wrestling
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Mr. Michael ~Qnisciqk Algel:ira, CalculusY'Statistics 111athletes
Mrs. Theresa'Garvin
Mr. Paul:.Quinn
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Have you forgotten the trigonometric funcions? Are you having trouble finding the area of a rapezoid? Or do you just need basic help in math? Vell, Mrs. Jeitneris the teacher that can help you. For he past three years she has been teaching many areas ,拢mathematics at La Salle; she has taught everything rom Algebra 1 to Math Analysis. However, Mrs. 路eitner's teaching specialties are Geometry and TrigoLOmetry. Each day she leads students through the tarsh geometric world of various shapes, functions, and 1roofs. Students can often find her at La Salle before md after the school day offering extra help. In addition o being a math teacher, Mrs. Jeitner is the moderator ,f Students Against Destructive Decisions (S.A.D.D.) lhe has revamped the program by organizing Red Alert )ay, arranging assemblies with guest speakers, and, of ourse, hanging the many S.A.D.D. posters all around he school corridors. Mrs. Jeitner's devoted teaching md commited involvement in La Salle is most defi1itely appreciated. -Brian Campo
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,.rtneCll'osenOnes Mr. Nicoletti is considered one of the very mique teachers that grace the hallways of La Salle. v'Ir.Nicoletti, or Mr. Nie as most students refer to him, tas been teaching religion since he first came to La ;alle in 1985. Throughout the years, he has also aught English, but he is mainly famous for his lasses of Catholic Identity, Sacred Scripture, and Vorld Religions, which is the most popular senior eligion course. His humorous and energetic disposiion, as well as his dynamic teaching style, make him ne of the most respected teachers at La Salle. Along rith being a devoted teacher, Mr. N ic is an asset to the ,a Salle community. He is the moderator of the rnshman football team and the coordinator of the St. 'rancis Inn Sandwich Program, a program which rovides the less fortunate with sandwiches made by tudents. Mr. Nicoletti is also a dedicated family man. [e once swam for several hours in the Delaware River 1 search ofhis lost wedding ring, which is evidence of is loving devotion to his family. We encounter many 1spiringfigures here at La Salle, and Mr. Nicoletti is ~rtainly one of these people.
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Bro. Kenneth Cooli, FSC Catholic Identity, Sacred Scripture
路Mr. Michael Seminach Biology, Integrated Science Track and Field
Mr. Charles Cirelli Chemistry, Morality Bashetball, Lacrosse, Soccer Mrs. Ponisciak's students marvel at how she can predict exactly what dates her tests will be on at the start of the quarter. Not only that, but she knows just how to word test questions so that students become confused out of their minds and claim she never actually taught them that acids and bases make water! In fact, Mrs. P onisciak is one of the most passionate teachers you'll ever find. Her Socratic style of teaching makes her students think. She gives them hints and clues like crumbs of cheese leading the hungry mouse to the end of the maze. When someone gives a correct answer, her face lights up in satisfaction. One can see the true joy she gets from simply helping kids understand. She knows that once a student comprehends something by his own realization, no one can take that knowledge away from him. And, although she can sometimes seem imposing when she is helping one of her perplexed pupils, Mrs. Ponisciak is genuinely concerned for the intellectual growth of each of her students. Despite the fact that most may not agree with her that chemistry is life itself, they still must admit that she is unique in her determination. Among all our distinguished faculty, Mrs. Ponisciak stands out in students' memories as one of the most dedicated teachers they ever had. - John Doherty
Mr. Thomas Barna Chemistry, Integrated
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Mr. Stephen Duncheski Integrated
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Mrs. Dorothy Ponisciah Department Chair, Chemistry National Honor Society
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Mr. Gerald Evans Biology ll1och Trial
Bro. Don Alger, FSC Int(~grated Science, Sacred Scripture
Mr. Terrence Gillespie Biology Freshman Class ll1oderator
Mr. Daniel Cipolla
Mr. David Crowe
Physics
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A.major aspect of the La Salle experience is periodic visit to the nurse's office with Mrs. Ja Ciccimaro, school nurse and health teacher. In the cl room, Mrs. C teaches students about drug and alc1 awareness and many lessons on how to live a healthy In the nurses' office, Mrs. Ciccimaro turns from a rr mannered academic instructor into an efficient and derstanding R.N., there to diagnose any student fee less than stellar. Even though some are afraid ofinfir ries, Mrs. C's.is like no other. As they walk in and• around, they will find the daily newspape:r, beds blankets, and hear the soothing music of Magic lC "·.,Without Mrs. Ciccimaro, the four years at La E would be lost in a tempest of stabbing migraines ' gastrointestinal distress. -RichardBongiovc
Mrs. Janice Ciccimaro School Nurse Health
Mr. Tore Hanssen
Mr. Franli Lichtner
Physical Education Tennis
Aquatics Swim.ming·
Mrs. Diane McGovern
Mrs. Barb.ara Miller
Drawing, Painting
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Mr. Peter Sigmund Compi.iter Sc.iei1ce )irector of路 Technology, .Crete ...
Mrs. Kat/1:leen John
Mr. Michael Ghecco
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Mr. Michael Dolan
College Counselor Group Advisory
Counselor Department Chair
Mrs. Mary Sheets
Mrs. Marie Baer Montgomery County Intermediate
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Mr. Martin Jaclison
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At some point in his high school career, every nior confronts the ruthless indifference and merciless ality of the college search. While there are many trials 1d tribulations that will hinder his progress, he need )t face them alone for there is someone more powerful Lanthose who dwell in the nether regions of the college 1est: Mrs. Kathleen O'Connell. All year she tirelessly labors over a mulititude of rms and applications so that the seniors may have ,me guidance upon their journey. She is always there , answer questions about the new and unfamiliar proiss and to make sure none of the forms go astray. All vo hundred and twenty-one seniors take comfort from :ff assurance, advice and organization in hectic times, hether it be approaching an application deadline or ~cidently sending a Villanova University essay to the ew Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. Mrs. 'Connell's effort and influence motivate each member : the senior class to bound fearlessly into the world of igher education.
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Situated on the first floor of St. Michael's Hall, library is one of the school's most important acaic facilities. Home to thousands of books, a multi:of internet- ready computers, and an entire section i with different magazines and newspapers, there o wonder as to why many students choose the try during their 1unch and free periods as a place to y. However, all of this information would be usewithout proper organization and maintenance, and mately, La Salle has someone who does this very . La Salle's head librarian for four years, Ms. Donna ?;works vigorously to keep our library up to par in ever-advancing information age. Through her ef; and with help from others on the library staff, not do La Salle students have easy access to a com:r-based book catalog, they also have the ability to ~search across the internet using the online ed uca -oriented databases that the library subscribes to. >pthings off, Ms. Long is almost always available to students with whatever problems or questions may have regarding the library. As La Salle inues to move forward into the 21st century, it is )rtant to acknowledge everyone at La Salle, espeY Ms. Donna Long, who work so diligently to keep ~ducational facilities here updated, and more imantly, well organized.
LendingLa Sa{C The journey through La Salle would not be complete without a visit to the school cafeteria. Along with serving as a free period hangout, the cafeteria provides quality meals for ravenous La Salle students. Mr. Joseph Gallo, Director of Food Services, is the person responsible for making the cafeteria run so smoothly. With a movie star smile and an engaging personality, Mr. Gallo organizes each day's sumptuous feast. His upbeat attitude is reflected in a hard-working, cheerful staff whose relationship with the students is truly something special. The appetites of La Salle students keep Mr. Gallo al ways busy, so the cafeteria booms with business. However, along with managing the cafeteria, Mr. Gallo is moderator of the newest La Salle activity, the Model Railroad club. This club is focused on the hobby of sharing ideas on railroading and improving model train layouts for the display of their trains and accessories. Whether cooking food or constructing model railroads, Mr. Gallo makes a unique contribution to the La Salle community. -Darren Grossman
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ning errands to the elusive 5th floor. " (meaning "life") and "-logy" (meaning ::;tudyof'): "biology" the study of life! = y ... Y? Because we love you! M-0-Umpotomia' ... between the Tiggeris and ay-Deez! ther Frank's invitation to go play in ic ) is this Brother Rene and what is he .ngabout? v am I supposed to know what lan~eto register for? I only speak }LISH! :bush caught fire, yet it did not burn! lalle really is TWO WORDS (La Salle). 11lianis really ONE WORD, not two :lallian) y, muy, muy dificil... Mrs. Ponisciak's nistry class ited States history is indeed taught by football coach who is indeed one of the tt men of the modern era. ~ anxiously-awaited, expensive and .sed school rings, which became our >rite, expensive, blessed bureau knickcks. sundheit, chuchoter, and sacapuntas 1e coolest words learned in foreign ?uage classes . .ays in the La Salle cycle, 5 days in a ool week, what's the matter with these ple?
Austin Perera: "Who is this Chad? And if he is pregnant, how did science perform this feat of modern medicine?" Michael O'Callaghan, Paul Oakley, Patrick Brett: The best part of the day: the bus ride home! Once again, some students at La Salle attempt to look busy for the camera.
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Sean Adams
Timothy Adams
Nicholas Affel
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Gregory,
Christopher Arentz
Jeffrey Bagdis
Fredrick Baker
ColinBarry
Garrett Basalyga
Jonathan Battista
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Kevin Benincasa
William Benz
SteveBibu
KyleBidus
Mark Bielecki
Joseph Bis
Kevin Blagrave
Andrew Bono
WilliamBorrell
Andrew Brady
Nicholas Brechbill
Cole Brennan
Philip Bresrn
Patrick Brett
David Breznicky
Steve Britton
Andrew Buck
Mark Bur
Christopher Cahill
Mark Caltabi
Eric Calvitti
Price Campbell
Joseph Candelore
Christopher Cane
Charles Capaci
Matthew Capaldo
Anthony Cardi
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Paul Cannan
T. Jeffrey Casey
George Cerwinski
Andrew Chiarello
Michael Ciaverelli
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Brian Clearkin
Timothy Cooney
R. Vance Cooper
Michael Coyle
Timothy Craig
Robert Crawford
Ryan Curtin
Andrew Dauphinee
James Deak
Daniel Decastro
Richard DeGirolamo
Andrew Degnan
Stephen Depman
Andrew Desiderio
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Adam DiMenna
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Joseph Fedorowicz
Mark Fegley
Benjamin Fell
Daniel Ferrie
RobertFerrier
Michael Ferro
Christopher Fireoved
ColinFitzgerald
Patrick Flood
Michael Fe
Ryan Friel
Patrick Gallagher
Kenneth Gambone
Patrick Gannon
Angelo Garofalo
Christopher Garzone
Christopher C
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John Giaimo
David Gibbons
Nicholas Gigliotti
Brian Gillin
KyleGinty
Michael Glac
Matthew Gleason
Christopher Glover
Paul Gormisky
Edward Graham
Christopher Greaves
Nicholas Gregorio
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Peter Har
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Brendan Heron
Matthew Hess
Christopher Hicks
Daniel Higgins
Alexander Himes
John Hocker
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Alex Hondros
Brian Hopkins
Stephen Horvath
William Hotz
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Kevin Ihlein
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Kent Jaggers
Christopher Johnson
Francis Jorfi
Jeffrey Kanof
Patrick Keenan
Daniel Kennedy
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Christopher Kirk
Ryan Kirk
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Chad Kolarik
John Labosky
Paul Lanzilotta
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William Leahy
Sean Leimbach
Robert Levins
James Lewis
Timothy Loftus
Aristides Lolosidis
Kevin Lutsch
Shane Madden
Peter Magee
Kevin Maggitti
Thomas Mahon
Robert Maiden
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James Malamut
Matthew Malloy
Shane Maloney
Matthew Markley
Jason Maron
Joseph Martosella
Anthony Mi
Peter Maxwell
Joseph McArthur
C. Eric McCarthy
Bill McCloskey
Patrick McCusker
Christopher McDade
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Sean McGorry
Michael McGowan
Alex McGrath
Michael McLaughlin
Kevin McMahon
Michael McMullen
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Joseph McPeak
Anthony Medoro
Andrew Medwid
Willian1Meehan
William Melvin
Christopher Miller
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Kevin M. Miller
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Michael Mintzer
Kevin Moll
Paul Montgomery
Kevin Moore
pher Mulholland
Max Mullineaux
Thomas Nardi
WilliamNaydan
R. Brian Neary
Ryan Neiling
Francis Nguyen
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Neil O'Connell
Thomas O'Donnell
Patrick O'Neill
Justin O'Pella
Paul Oakley
Carl Olejniczak
Joseph Palatano
Brian Palmero
Michael Parker
Ryan Pedrotty
Joseph Pelone
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Andrew Chiarello and Timothy Craig: "Wow, smiling at the camera is a whole lot easier than studying."
Gregory Potestio
Ryan Powers
Sean Quigg
Michael Raftery
Michael Reale
Roderick Reber
Robert Rebst
Alexander Reif
Patrick Riley
Rafael Rincon
Michael Rockwood
Kyle Rodden
Hector Romero
Christopher I
Brian Ruhling
Branden Shane
Sean Shapiro
Nicholas Shattuck
Alexander Shaw
Kristopher Shinn
JamesSlo,
Anthony Snead
Michael Stanton
Rory Staub
G.Alexander Staurnwsky
Christopher Strolle
Michael Sullivan
RobertSzo
)ouglas Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Gregory Teufel
James Toolan
John Trainer
Michael Tramontina
Michael Valentine
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Robert Vrancken
Christopher Wallin
Michael Walsh
Tevis Weir
John Welsh
Michael Whalen
,othy Whalan
I(yle Whitmire
Lucas Wilde
Daniel Wood
Joel Worster
Daniel Yanak
Michael Zakrzewski
Vance Cooper, yet another student utterly confused by Mr. Sigmund. Mark Bur enjoying pure delicious taste.
Kevin Abbott
Channing Ackason
Russell Adams
Sean Agnew
Michael Alonso
Matthew Andris
Timothy Archib
Michael Aviles
Ryan Barbieri
Dominick Barbuto
John Barrett
George Barsby
Andrew Bartynski
PaulBatem,
James Battin
Justin Beale
Robert Bender
Robert Brassell
TimothyBritt
Joseph Burke
PatrickByr
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Derek Calista
Ryan Campbell
Nicholas Capozzi
Braclley Caracausa
Andrew Carnevale
David Chesny
Brian Chmielewski
Daniel Cipolla
James Clark
Timothy CliJford
Brett Cohen
BryanComey
Andrew Connor
Jonathan Cooney
Joseph Cosella
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Steven Covaleski
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Kevin Dailey
Bryn Davis
Philip Davis
Patrick Delaney
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Anthony Di Cicco
Philip Diantonio
Michael Dominick
Brian Donohoe
Kevin Doran
Christopher Dougherty
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Michael Dungan
Christopher Dunne
Corey Dmkin
Joseph Dwyer
Stephen Dwyer
Joshua Ecker
Stephen Farrington
James Fasoline
Kevin Feeley
Michael Feldman
Thomas Ferrick
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Ryan Fields
James Finore
Mitchell Fiorentini-
Douglas Firely
Daniel Fitzhemy
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Austin Foley
Kenneth Ford
Thomas Fox
Michael Fragnito
WilliamFurey
Stephen Gabryelski
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Timothy Galen
James Gardner
Kevin Gardner
Michael Garofalo
Timothy Garvin
Gregory Giagnacova
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Christopher Gladu
Daniel Good
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Joseph Grasso
Stephen Gray
Philip Gr,
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Neil Griffis
Joseph Guerra
Graham Guthrie
Joseph Haenn
James Harkins
Jason Harkins
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Patrick Healy
David Heayn
Brendan Heck
Rory Heenan
Gregory Heleniak
Kevin Heselpoth
Peter Hondros
Robert Hughes
Stephen Iannacone
Douglas Interrante
Jordan Jackson
Matthew Jacobsen
Michael Jenkins
Matthew Johnson
Andrew Karpchuk
Clayton Keir
Jonathan Keller
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Douglas Kelly
Matthew Kelly
Michael Kent
Dorian Kernytsky
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Francis Kohler
Nicholas Konieczny
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Edward Lawless
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Anthony Li
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Matthew Loftus
Charles Long
William Loughery
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Michael Minni
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Christopher Naab
David Naab
Kyle Nagy
Michael Nespola
Anthony Nguyen
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Andrew Nolan
Michael O'Callaghan
Matthew O'Donnell
William O'Neill
Joseph O'Pella
Devin Ohman
Michael Onufrak
Matthew Pace
Gary Palo
James Perdigao
Austin Perera
Elias Pery
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David Phung
Zach Pickens
Bruce Pohlot
Jonathan Raffa
Michael Ragan
Anthony Ii
Gioacchino Randazzo
Christopher Reedman
Joseph Roche
Steven Rodgers
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Nicholas Trimboli
Christopher Tropio
Christopher Tuck
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Jonathan Veit
Brenden Von Medicus
Daniel Waters
Edward Weinrich
Nicholas Weiss
Kevin Werner
Colin Whitaker
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Richard Wilson
Timothy Wilson
Joseph Winning
Anderson Winters
Daniel Wisniewski
Michael Wooldridge
Mike McLaughlin looks forward to dissecting a fetal pig.
Matthew Adams
Sean Ahern
Bernardino Allegretti
Michael Aluise
GeraldAmole
Christopher Ay
Drew Babin
David Babnew
Cln路istopher Barry
Robert Baumgardner
Scott Beard
Patrick Becher
Gregory Bednarz
Cln'istopher Bell
Stephen Bielecki
Gerard Binder
Brandon Black
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Anthony Bonanni
Adam Borek
Eric Brannon
Anthony Brelsford
Jason Ere
Matthew Broderick
Sean Brogan
Joshua Bryant
Matthew Capetola
Robert Careless
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Bobby Cho
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Matthew Derrick
James Devery
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James Delaney
Anthony DiJulio
Frank Dilella
John DiSepio
Matthew Doer!lein
Daniel Duffey
Marlio Escobar
George Farina
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Timothy Flynn
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Gerard Geisel
Jonathan Gerstemeier
Michael Gibbons
Brian Gillespie
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Daniel Golden
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John Haggerty
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Michael Hanna
John Hayes
Ricky Heater
Matthew Henwood
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Patrick Hill
Daniel Holmes
Timothy Horwedel
Michael Hughes
Christopher Jeffers
Andrew John
Brad Kammerer
Patrick Ifaufinann
Michael Ifolley
Terence Kempf
Brendan Kennedy
Nicholas Keppol
Alexander l(ing
TimothyKirk
Patrickmrts
Robert Kohlhepp
David Kolosky
Timothy Koons
Christopher Ladley
Anthony Lagreca
Russell Lampman
John Lasky
Joseph Laub
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Sean Levin
Christian Lewis
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Marc Mongeau
Lawrence Montgomery
Michael Montgomery
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Andrew Mowery
Ross Muldoon
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John Nance
Stephen Nedi
Trevor Needham
Brian Noone
P. Michael Nmmari
Ryan O'Connell
Patrick O'C01111or
Ryan O'Donnell
Michael O'Hara
Jonathan Oldt
Robert Palidora
Matthew Palilonis
Matthew Palmer
James Palopoli
Domenic Panza
Gregory Patcella
Thomas Plick
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Sean Mc Manus and Stephen Schaffer taking a leisurely stroll through the hallway.
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Chris Chander fights Mr. Hartey in a jousting match. La Salle's Pep Band cheers the football team on, even in the coldest weather.
, Academic Decathlon, new to La Salle this year: Luke Field, Mr. Robert Russell, Tom Plick, John son, Andrew Ryan, Tony Nguyen, Kyle Nagy, Doug Firely, Pat McNeela, Ryan Fields, Jason Javie, Brian Sweeney
The revamped Student Council, under fresh new leadership, created change at La Salle under the theme of"AN ew Year of Opportunity." Led by President Gabe DiClerico, Vice-President Brendan Crotty, Secretary Kevin Cross, and moderated by Mrs. Maher, the student government represented the interest of the student body well. After acquiring the new mascot outfit, the Student Council's first major task was the planning and execution of the Russian Welcome Rally, which was a huge success. Although Dragov and Rocky fought to a draw, the football team took care of business on the field. Around the same time in early September, the Student Council introduced the Cheers Club. Sales totals of the t-shirts were impressive. In October, the motivation of the Student Council rubbed off on the entire student body. For the first time in the Magazine Drive history, the school collected over $100,000 and the senior class surpassed their goal. Although the seniors only made it by a few dollars, they collected enough to earn the privilege to wear golf shirts in the spring. The first real pep rally of the year featured an appearance by Emmett "Chief' McGowan as he detained Kevin Jones (played by Imo Ahonkhai). Spirit was high, leading into the football playoffs.
Mrs. Maher, along with Kevin Cross, Brendan Crotty, and Gabe Di Clerico, runs a Student Council meeting. Mr. File lending a helping hand in the weight-lifting competition.
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All three mixers sold out and featured different bands from the school community. The winter formal was, likewise, a success. In early January, the Student Council began planning for spirit weeks. The first week started off with useless trivia quizzes in homeroom. The weeks then featured the traditional Jell-o eating, weightlifting, and arm wrestling contests. New this year was a faculty-student quiz, which the students, of course, won. The spirit week pep rally capped off the two weeks with a bang. Students and teachers battled it outinjoustingmatches, while the super hoops sat unused. In between matches, the Tubby Wonder, the Revolting Blob, the Italian Stallion, the WingNutandsixothercompetitors attacked plates of wings in the first annual La Salle Wing Bowl. After nine minutes of eating, the Conshy Colossal, with a total of 70 wings, was crowned the first La Salle Wing Bowl Champion, and awarded the newly constructed Wing Bowl Trophy. It was an unforgettable day in La Salle history. All year long, at their lengthy and productive meetings, the Student Council worked hard to plan activities and offer a year's worth of opportunities for everyone. Their success was clearly evident. -Gabe Di Clerico
Brendan Crotty explains for the fifth time that 'Mullets' is not one of the categories. Ten seconds earlier, the chicken was still clucking.
Mr. Evans, Mrs. Donahue, Mr. Molush and Mr. Miller get ready to ring the bell in the Quiz Show. "We call them Jello-Fellos."
La Salle gym: full of riff-raff andjonsl-a-bouts.
Mr. Seminack: Heart full of spirit, gut full of wings.
The leaders of the National Honor Society at the induction ceremony and Mass for new members. As Kevin Cross and Dave Read are distracted by the camera, the nurse quickly extracts another pint of blood. John Hicks earns a cookie for giving blood.
Dominick P. Addesi Andrew R. Alston Seth R. Anders Christopher J. Antczak Brian P. Baillie Ryan S. Beck Ryan H. Bennett Joseph G. Blake Michael J. Bondiskey Joshua E. Borkowski Joseph T. Bui Brian J. Campo David R. Candia JohnM. Carr Anthony A. Ciaverelli Sean R. Connor Matthew V. Costanzo Kevin J. Cross Brendan J. Crotty James D. Danella John J. Delaney Jeremy M. Desiderio Michael W. Diccicco Gabriel R. Di Clerico Nam Hoang Do John F. Doherty James J. Edelen Erner Flounders Anthony W. Geiger MarkD. Gernerd Thomas H. Gorman Darren R. Grossman Philip R. Gugger Michael P. Hilferty
Michael D. Holbert Gary E. Kane, Jr. Kenneth C. Kempf Thomas A. Larner, Jr. Michael J. Leonard Thomas A. Leonard George D. Lozowski Sean R. Luhks Gregory P. Madden Michael A. Manzi Gabriel J. Marabella Daniel T. Marvin Joseph A. Mattioli, Jr. Frank C. Meola James S. Mikochik Philip T. Nigon Michael James O'Connor Michael P. Olshansky Dean F. Owens Timothy M. Palilonis James Park Phillipa Polychronakis Christopher P. Potestio DavidH. Read Charles P. Reilly, III Matthew G. Scott Michael J. Seelaus David E. Skoien Javed P. Sondhi Ryan W. Stillwell Mark A. Swanson Jeffrey D. Walter Roger C. Yeung John A. Zaro
This year's membership in the National Honors Society exceeded one hundred students. At the November induction ceremony of new members, the NHS officers, President Dave Read, Vice-President Kevin Cross, Secretary Ryan Bennett, and Treasurer Mike Seelaus accepted their new positions and welcomed the new juniors and seniors to the organization. Mrs. Dorothy Ponisciak and Brother William Di Pasquale supervised the activities of the society. Among the most notable is the underclass tutoring program, in which any student in need of academic help can get assistance from an NHS member. The other NHS activity is the annual Red Cross blood drive. NHS members schedule appointments, man the reception "desk" and give donors encouragement. NHS volunteers also serve as helpers at Open House and give their time and talents to the La Salle community in other ways. The school greatly appreciates their dedication. -Kevin Cross
The newly-inducted Members of the National Honor Society
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Project Home: Mike Hilferty, Roger Yeung, John Delaney, Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen, Jim Danella, r1 Garrity, Mrs. Kathleen O'Connell, Jim Park, Mike Mulligan, Phil Gugger, Brett Thompson.
LSC. Where should we start? Bro. Frank, Chez, various faculty moderators and student leaders, not to mention the hundreds of students who participated. As one of the school's largest organizations, the LSC currently has 13 programs which include tutoring, writing on political issues, collections for the poor, and a variety of community activities which allow our students to go out and help others. Through these programs of providing service, we havehadalotoffun andhavemademanyfriendships, not only among the students, but between the students and the people whom we have helped. The hard work proved to be very beneficial for everyone involved. The Lasallian Service Corps is very grateful to Brother Frank Danielski, Mr. Mark Chesnik, and the other faculty moderators for opening our eyes to the benefits of community service. -Chris Potestio Programs: Amnesty International: La Salle participates in the worldwide organization seeking the release of political prisoners and reconciliation among peoples. Bread Basketball: A food collection run by the Corps combining interschool competition and the collection of food for the needy. Mission Collections: Several collections take place throughout the school year. Proceeds benefit St. Martin's and St. Vincent's Parishes in Germantown. Operation Incentive: A weekly tutoring program at Our Mother of Consolation School in Chestnut Hill. Operation Santa Claus: A school-wide effort to collect toys for the needy in our community. Project Home: Students help to prepare food, serve food, and do much more in conjunction with Project Home in West Philadelphia. Providence Center: A weekly tutoring program in West Kensington. Respect Life: A school club that promotes respect for all life. La Salle participates in various programs throughout the metropolitan area. St. Francis Inn: Preparation and delivery of meals on the first Sunday of every month to St. Francis Inn in Kensington. St. Martin de Porres: La Salle has built a strong friendship with St. Martin's. Not only do we tutor there, we also play games with the students, help to clean, or do any other odd jobs. Trieste House: Students are asked to help with physical therapy for mentally challenged adults. Though it is a tough task, many La Salle students volunteer each week.
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3lle's Operation Santa Claus participants wrap ~nts for underprivileged children.
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"Guten Tag! Herzli1 Wilkommen!" With a hello a heartfelt welcome you eted at the door o~room gre . p 1ayi ng '1fo< Festive music. is . bemg sh are d., .and L Speop 11 'se i ' laughing. Th1s1s a a e man Club. The German c headed by Herr Ge_o Hohenleitner and Herr Will McBride celebrates GerGan ture and is a place for er1 students to furthe~ exer their German speaking s And if you're not a German dent? Come in anyway, all 路 The club's m welcome. h Oktoberf events are t e . ) Weihnachten (Christmas ' Fastnacht (Fat T~esday).d chocolate, appl~ cider, a~l\\ German pastries are lentiful. Comeforthefood,_: for the warm friendly e,nvi ment (and for the food.). wiedersehen -Tony Ge
The Spanish Club is a place where students ~ather to celebrate the Sp~n1sh language an d Hispamc culture. . t F m after school meet1n?s o 路 a1med ro trips, everyt h"mg is_ field towards further develop~ng th~ o h ers' understanding mem . the that culture. This yea:' Spanish club wen~ on trips.:~ see Hispanic dancmg, S?am t and of course the obligato~y ar, ventures to numerous ethnic restaurants, ':here t:: ; 0 ~~: are bountiful . ue guacamole is free. iQ divertido!
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The Latin Club is a ~at club open to everyone, Jecially students who don't rn Latin. While it meets less :quently than many other Givities, the meetings are altys productive and educanal. In the Latin Club, Modator Mr. William Geiger ex:1.insthe culture of ancient >me, where Latin had its ots. Members of the Latin 1b experience that culture in :i.yssuch as listening tom usic at was composed in Roman nes andeatingfoodsimilarto at of ancient Rome. Amazgly so, being a part of the 1tin Club is not only a learng experience but also enjoy>le. -Matt Gdowik
Latin Club Front Row: Mr. William Geiger, Roger Yeung, Mike Hilferty, Bert Bender Back Row: George Lozowski, Steven Vuillermet, Matt Gdowik, Max Courtney, Tim Holwick, Greg Heleniak
Science: arguably the most important "ence." For those of us (and by "us," I mean "you") who don't experience enough science on a daily basis here at La Salle, there's a club we can join. A science club. However, its members refer to it affectionately as The Science Club. These are the neo-Newtons you see dropping eggs off of the fourth floor patio. At every meeting, the lab-loving denizens of the third floor attempt, through experimentation, to unlock the mysteries of motion, energy, and life. Then they have a cookout. Besides their frequent after school meetings, the club also takes a trip to Rohm and Haas biomedical research labs where they are escorted on a tour and told, "For the love of Faraday, don't touch anything!" This year has proved a fruitful one for La Salle's post-Planck posse, and while they still can't quite grasp why the eggs are falling, they kinda know how to save them. -Matt Finley
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Members of the Robotics Club gather around Mr. Russell for a lesson in Robotic-Engineering.
In the Robotics Club, students use the ~hnology of the future to design robots, 1ich function by themselves, without the use a remote control, similar to Robot Wars. lere are two contests every year in which the 1botics Club competes, called Trailblazers d Firefighting. We enter two types of robots ;o each contest. One type is the Mindstorm, tile the other is called the Handyboard, tde at MIT. There is also an engineering rision that builds and designs the robot to rform certain tasks. After the engineering rision there is the programming division, jch make sure the robots are correctly )grammed for their particular task. So, the ~cess of our robots in the competitions )end entirely on teamwork. -Paul Stabile
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Warren Smith makes his older brother, Graham, proud. Frank Meola wonders why his art project was mysteriously replaced with refrigerated cookie dough.
Pitcher Perfect. Mrs. Miller and Frank Meola teach elementary school students the importance of artistic expression.
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As a top-notch school in the Philadelphia area, La Salle is known for academic and athletic excellence. However, besides striving to educate the mind and develop the body, La Salle also embraces the arts to enrich the soul, and its music program is certainly a fine manifestation of this dedication to cultural pursuits. In the highly receptive and nurturing atmosphere at La Salle, the band has flourished over the past decades. Through the guiding hand of Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro the band numbers have grown to over 200. Under his and the other music teachers' tutelage, the members of the band have earned a reputation for being an integral part of La Salle's identity, on par with the football team and other major school organizations as La Salle's representatives to the world. In this capacity of ambassadors of Lasallian spirit, the band has had its share of activity in the past year. In February, the band travelled toFatherJanton'sparish school, St. Martin of Tours, to give a concert to the students there in an act of good will. Outside of the Archdiocesan circuit, the Competition Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Vettori, competed against other schools in the Philadelphia metropolitan area, keeping alive the tradition of excellence by earning awards at each jazz festival
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they attended. Also, in furthering the unity of the Lasallian community, the band once again went to Hudson Catholic in Jersey City to encourage students there to continue developing their own fledgling music program. Yet, with all these goings on, the band has managed to continue its ever-present involvement at 8605 Cheltenham Avenue. Whether it was providing music for Open House, liturgies, or its own concerts, the band always answered the call to help out when its services were requested. The Pep Band especially, under the direction of president John Doherty, vice-president Tony Haughton, and officer Bryan Hemerka, had another successful year of rallying spirit at football games. Through it all, however, the band students never forgot the reason why they were a part of the band: to have a good time and enjoy their shared passion for music. Despite mayhem in December, or the pressure of making all-night rehearsals for the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, the students of them usic department remained faithful to the band and thankful to attend a school that is so supportive ofit. -John Doherty
Say "Cello!" to Dan Holmes. Mr. "C" instructs, "Don't play the coda until you can see the whites of their eyes."
La Salle band members get down to brass tacks. Lonely percussionists hope to drum up some business.
Weller, Greg Madden, and Dave Light playing some smooth jazz.
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Tom Bloh gives a great performance as the Stage Manager. Thespian Mike McNamara.
Mount St. Joseph Academy's Seniors Julia Rocchi and Kaitlin DeCrescio starring as the wives. Brian Gillespie woos Liz Behr.
In the fall, our auditorium became a small town in New Hampshire for La Salle Theater's presentation of Thornton Wilder's Our Town. The play is a unique dissection of small town life as well as a powerful statement about the transience of life in general. It is also one of the most performed plays in the United States. This amazing opus gave the La Salle theater the opportunity to flex its already strong dramatic muscle. Senior Tom Bloh gave a heartwarming performance, along with fellow thespians senior Chris Whelan, and juniors Brian Gillespie, Mike McNamara, and Jim Devery. Mount St. Joseph Academy's seniors Kaitlin DeCrescio and Julia Rocci and junior Lis Behr shone in the female roles, together with a supporting cast of thousands (almost). The audience was treated to a stirring performance we hope will not be forgotten for a long time. -Chris Whelan
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The Chorus gets into the Christmas spirit by entertaining the crowd with Christmas carols.
The Chorus and the Belcrofters, a division of the Chorus, were exceptionally active this year. Autumn brought much media publicity when the Belcrofters sang for a Mass, which was televised on ABC. They also recorded a version of La Salle's Alma Mater, which was played on KYW. Meanwhile, four Belcrofters were selected to sing in a quartet at the Volunteer Dinner. Upon the advent of winter, the Belcrofters got into the Christmas spirit by singing at Stag and Doe night in Chestnut Hill and resonating, along with the Chorus, at the Christmas Concert. Later in the year, the Belcrofters participated in a vocal competition at Quakertown High School. Finally, both the Chorus and the Belcrofters again joined forces at the Spring Concert, ending their busy year on a high note. -Matt Pace
I arrive at La Salle. It is hours before this cold orb will know the warmth of the sun. As I step out of the car, I look upon an empty, dark, and silent La Salle. The hulking giant is sleeping. As I stumble to the front door, hoping it is unlocked to escape the bitter fury of the elements, I hear a familiar Hanover accent say "Good morning, Mr. Hilferty." I turn around, and a man who wears many hats makes his way to the door. He is a Christian Brother, an educator, and a president. I know him as "moderator". Brother Rene Sterner is the first one there each morning (considering he lives across the parking lot ... ) and is there to drive us to whatever God-forsaken place in the Pennsylvania desert we are competing at that weekend. As the president, I try to be the welcoming figure my companions first see. The next person to arrive is usually my trusty vice-president junior Andrew Ryan. Always organized, carrying his attache case, Andrew always brightens up the early morning with his extreme love of La Salle. Secretary Mike O'Connor, the only other senior to last through this long haul with me over the past few years, arrives in his stylish purple car. Junior Kevin Walker, Forum Historian, rolls in, wearing sunglasses, despite the fact that the moon is still king in the celestial court. Many others arrive in random order. Junior Mike McNamara often stumbles in wearing the sweatshirt of some random modern ska band, cursing the name of Jerry Garcia. His duo partner Dino Dedic arrives also, ready for another day of forensic battle. Both gentlemen join in an unstoppable juggernaut of a duo team, as well as compete individually in interpretation. Juniors Jeremy Viray and Dale Tan compete as well in the oral interpretation of literature. About this time of the morning, Mr. Carr, one of our coaches, strolls in, giving each of us a briefing of what has occurred in the last 12 hours in the world. He also regales
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us with snippets of any of the multitude oflanguages he speaks. The sophomores hold a monopoly on the debating realm of forensics. John Veit and his partner Nick Covolus take the younger debaters under their wing. Converts to the Forum Kevin Werner and Gary Palo help enforce natural order. Clayton K_eiris ever present to play devil's advocate, on any subject. The dynamic duo of Pat McN eela and Dan Good, eloquent extemporaneous speakers both, also arrives. Even freshman novices are present. Sean Quigg pretends to be a rhyming turtle, Joe McPeak keeps on top of philosophical issues, and Paul Gormisky pretends to be a senator. Each Saturday, the Forum travels to places beyond space, beyond time. We debate issues not only of national policy, but of moral importance. We keep track of every event that goes on in this dominion, and constantly analyze the past and predict the future. We are in control. We've had many wonderful experiences just over the last year. We have celebrated Brother Rene's birthday approximately seventeen times, all over the state of Pennsylvania, each time, more spectacular than the last. A select few of us met the honorable Mayor of Scranton. We've taken full advantage of the Hoss-pitality bar. We have put in long nights and early mornings for this activity in which we so deeply believe. Few can say they were awake a comparable amount of time on a weekend. We are the Forum: the few, the proud, the opinionated. -Michael Hilferty
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WEXP's Group X Kyle Nagy, Christian Lewis, John Carr, Andrew Urbanski, Dan Cipolla, Mike Cragin, Phil Nigon, Ed McCusker, Brendan Kennedy, Ed Pigeon Horizontal: Frank McCloy
Every morning during homeroom, La Salle students and faculty view a short, but informative television program by WEXP. Usually, the purpose of the show is to report on the latest extra-curricular happenings of the school and to make daily announcements. These are important tasks in and of themselves, but to say that these two tasks are all that the show does for the school is an understatement. At least twice a week, WEXP serves the La Salle community by airing student-produced features, which include everything from interviewing members from La Salle's many sports teams to behind-the-scenes looks at popular school clubs. Putting a show together every morning is a lot of responsibility for one club, but the guys at WEXP always come up with something, and they have fun doing it. Sometime around 7:00 A.M. or so, the doors of La Salle's television studio, located in the lower level of St. Michael's Hall, open for business. A lot of planning and a lot of work have to be done before every show, hence the early startup. Among other things, morning footage is compiled, microphones are checked and rechecked, a script is written, and sometimes, even anchors need to be tracked down. All of which can easily be overwhelming. However, Group X, which is WEXP's permanent production/training crew has accepted the challenge and consistently does an excellent job. Led by seniors Ted Pigeon, Phil Nigon, and John Carr, along with juniors Brendan Kennedy, Mike Cragin, Andrew Urbanski, and Ed McCusker, and moderated by Mr. Joseph Dempsey, Group X prepares for every show by sharing the responsibilities with interested students who sign up for two-week shifts at the beginning of the year. And there is a huge interestin the show; over 140 students sign up to help produce the show. Everyone who signs up works at least one shift, but usually two, so training students is an ongoing job. The fact that WEXP is open to everyone makes the show a model of teamwork, further evidenced by the quality show that is produced. Thank you very much Group X, and special thanks to everyone who participated in this year's program. Great work! -John Carr "Hey guys, I think it would be good if we told them to turn the cameras on."
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Those crazy, zany, and sometimes brainy Wisterian hooligans: Mr. Daniel File, Andrew Ryan, Matt Quigg, Mr. Brian Sweeney, Matt Finley, Gabe DiClerico.
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After hours upon hours of working week in and week out on a project that actually started at the end of junior year, continued over the summer at Gettysburg, and lasted throughout most of senior year, it is nice to finally be able to say: THE YEARBOOK IS DONE! It really was a long JOURNEY for us on the Blue and Gold staff. Co-editors-in-chief Brian Campo and Darren Grossman assumed the leadership of the staff of virtually all novices. The two of them attended the Gettysburg yearbook workshop, where they learned how the computer program ran, got several ideas for the book, and made some friends. Brian will always be remembered sitting in front of the computer in the office, making layouts, measuring picas. Everyone truly admired his work ethic, dedication, and especially his patience when working with the computer. Darren was definitely the vocal, aggressive leader who tackled , tasks such as selecting pictures from Davor.com, getting people to write 路 copy, assigning tasks, and generally twisting arms. The two of them made a great team. However, they never could have done it alone. Assistant editor Matt Finley originally joined the staff because he wanted pizza. Our other assistant editor, Rich Bongiovanni, probably joined because Darren was going to pester him until he did. Regardless, they spent their afternoons slaving away in the yearbook office over copy, pictures, and captions. Matt used his creativity and unique writing style to edit copy, to caption, and to entertain us. Also, he provided us with Christmas lights, so needless to say, our office never lacked the Christmas spirit. Rich, (or Dick, or Bongi, depending on our mood) did many little things, like cropping and picture identifications. He also remembered to turn the Christmas lights on every morning, and surprised everyone with great solutions that we had all seemed to overlook. Also, Rich, along with Jim Fullerton, picked up the art of photography. It was a struggle at first, but they did figure out how to use the camera. The captions were the job of our creative consultant, resident tough guy, and founder of the "fight club" Matt Gdowik, aided by Rick Wise, John Carr, Nam Do, and of course, Mr. Gerald Evans. While they could all come up with inappropriate captions, finding ones that were publishable was often tough. They even managed to slip in a caption about pancakes. Then, there was the index, the work of several people, but principally of George Lozowski, who created and edited it on our ancient Macintosh, which seemed to speak a language only he could understand. Returning staff member John Doherty, despite having other commitments, came by. His contributions were greatly appreciated, as were those of the "Chair" Man Mike Walls. Underclassmen were at a premium; we entered the year having a nice round number of them, ZERO! Fortunately, we were happy to find sophomore Tim Wilson, who became the king of cropping, organized orders and found grammatical errors. Also, sophomore Dave Naab along with juniors Ryan Thomas and Brian Galbally joined us, making next year promising. Sadly, however, one tradition seems to have come to an end, or is at least temporarily halted. For the first time in four years, there will not be a red-headed editor-in-chief of the yearbook next year. The Blue and Gold can proudly claim not one, but two moderators, Mrs. Linda Donahue and Mrs. Fran Diccicco, who often made us happy to be yearbook staffers when they suggested having a party to celebrate the completion of the book. This year's staff loved to have a good time. After a day's work, or during breaks (which everyone would admit sometimes lasted too long), the staff took time to fight, argue, chat, play chess or Family Feud, and most importantly, get snacks. The yearbook staff was great at turning the office into a cafeteria, gym, or lounge, but despite all the goofin' around, there was something amazing accomplished: A yearbook was actually produced. Our memories of La Salle will live on with everyone through the pages of this book, Journey. -Darren Grossman :
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One of La Salle's lesser known competeams is Mock Trial. The Mock Trial team arg fictional lawsuit prepared by the Temple-LEAJ gram at Temple University and supported b: Pennsylvania Bar Association's Young Lawye1 vision. This year's team, composed of studentE play the roles of lawyers and witnesses, com1 against other schools on February 27 and Ma , before a judge in the Montgomery County c house in Norristown. Each team's performancE graded by a jury composed of practicing attorn La Salle graduate and attorney Mr. Wolpert, Esq. '84 is the team's coach, assisted b) Nancy Larkin Taylor. Mr. Gerald Evans anc Edward Molush serve as moderators of the ] Trial team. Seniors Ryan Bennett, Dann Ma Gavin Young and juniors Rob Baumgardner, I Gillespie, Andrew Merrick, and Matthew Quigg prise the team, along with underclassmen I Heayn, Nick Shields, Doug Taylor and Tim Wh -Dann Mc Andrew Merrick gets ready to plead insanity.
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This year marks another evolution in the everjng and awe-inspiring saga of La Salle's Lab ger Program. After graduation, the last of the lal founders depart, leaving an eternal mark on he program and the school as a whole. During the 路ears of the program's existence, the lab managnder the guidance of Mr. Peter Sigmund, have een the transformation of the computer facilities 1 cardboard box and a strobe light into one of the advanced high school networks in the country. 1g the school year, the lab managers installed a ~ss network, advancing La Salle to a position held ly a few colleges. While most clubs meet only once or twice a , the lab managers are always on duty, ready to g from their tiny office in the dank maintainance behind the computer lab and help any student his printing, password-changing, or other com. related needs. You've perhaps heard of the ,e "If it works, don't mess with it." To the lab managers, however, this is sacrilege. The computer lab is in a constant state of upgrade, to Windows NT four years ago, to Windows 2000 two years ago, and to Windows XP early next year. The contributions of many talented and dedicated students make this possible. The program is run by seniors James Edelen, Mike O'Connor, and Phil Nigon, and Junior Chris Costantino. Also graduating this year are Frank Meola, Joe Carelli, manager of the 313 lab, Chris Ransom, Graham Smith, and Joe Wallace. With these departures, the program is left in the capable hands of Chris Costantino, with help from juniors Dino Allegretti, George Farina, and Sean Ahern.
-Phil Nigon and Mike O'Connor
Phil Nigon with Joe Carelli, who is in school for a change. Lab Interns 2001: Frank Meola, Geoff Bagdis, Peter Santamaria, Joe Wallace, Chris Constantino, Mitch Fiorentini-Bergman, Phil Nigon, Mike O'Connor, Mr. Peter Sigmund, Chris Ransom, Joe Carelli, George Farina, Sean Ahern. Missing: Jim Edelen.
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Chris Whelan, enjoying his time on Kairos.
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Later that night, Mr. Assaf regretted his decision not to wear his "Kiss the Cook" apron. Hi! We're collecting for the "Get me a Coke and some Fritos" Fund.
The La Salle Son Banquet -- we don't know where the fathers went. Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!
"And so I says to Willis, I says ..." Dress-Down Day for Brother Rene.
By hosting the first Global Bowl and accepting an increasing number of students from other countries, LaSalle has become more internationally diverse. This year, La Salle educated students from Bosnia, Kosovo, Greece, Sudan, and Spain. Dino Dedic, a Bosnian native, came to La Salle to continue his education and was inducted into the National Honor Society this fall. Other students with international ties include: Aldin Delic (Kosovo), Yaroslav Kovaliv (Ukraine), Phillipa Polychronikas (Greece), and Francisco de Borja Tenacio (Spain). In addition, Senor Gabriel Blanco directs La Salle's exchange program with Colegio de Nuestra Senora de las Maravillas, a Christian Brothers' school in Spain. Maravillas' students Inigo AzofraArrizabalaga, Manuel Martin-Quereda, and Jose Federico Moreno-Penzo lived with La Salle families this year while attending classes as juniors.
Jose Federico Moreno-Penzo, Phillipa Polychronikas, Manuel Martin-Querda, Francisco de Bo:r:jaTenacio, Inigo AzofraArrizabalaga, James Ayuen, David Kuch, Isaiah Kuch, Dino Dedic, and Michael Kuch. "Us Russians will show you Americans how to play some football!"
The Moscow Patriot Cheerleaders with a very LUCKY Mr. Assaf. The Moscow Patriots giving new meaning to "The Red Scare."
The most recent additions to the school community, four students from Sudan, Africa, were among the thousands of young Sudanese refugees forced by political circumstances to walk a thousand miles to freedom. Michael Majok Kuch, David Chol Kuch, Isiah Choi Kuch, and James Manyok Ayuen spent their time at La Salle perfecting their English language skills and familiarizing themselves with the American high school environment. Also, La Salle was the first U.S. high school to play a Russian team in football. The Moscow Patriots and the Explorers were in the spotlight for the Global Bowl, which the Explorers won 30-6. More importantly however, international friendships developed among the Russian players and their U.S. counterparts, who hosted the visiting team in their homes . La Salle hopes the Global Bowl will become a school tradition. -Darren Grossman
Dr. D'Angelo and Mr. Pun tel teach the Sudanese students how to tie their ties.
Trumpeter Mike Kelley in his other life as a wrestler. Brian Baillie waits until we let our guard down, then bolts, in a futile attempt to escape another corny track caption. Mike Mulligan: lean, mean, driving machine.
Dive! Dive! Dive! Tom Mattern takes it to the hoop.
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Reaching the championship was the l of the 2000 La Salle Explorers and as the son began, they faced a challenging sched. Perennial powerhouses Plymouthitemarshand Cardinal O'Hara, 1999 Blue ision champion Bishop McDevitt, the ,cow Patriots, and traditional rival St. 's Prep were just some of the formidable onents. With a solid base of seniors and the lerclassmen filling large shoes, La Salle 1t into their Labor Day Weekend clash b.PW unsure of what would happen. Bed great running by QB Gabe Marabella, .RB Ryan Parfitt, the Explorers shut down , coming away with a 14-7 victory. In ,ther preseason bout, La Salle had a Sun. showdown with neighborhood rival Jevitt. La Salle's offense put 13 points on board and, with Nate Moss and Emmett }owan leading the way defensively, that i all they needed in the 13-9 victory. In the Llpreseason game, it seemed as though the )le world was watching. A visiting high ool-aged football team from Moscow spent week with our players' families and were guests at La Salle. At the end of that week, two teams met in a contest which included fare, interviews, television crews, and corate sponsors. La Salle played a spirited rre,pullingoff a30-6win. The participation oth teams in the singing of the alma mater wed that the friendships made were more >0rtant than the outcome. ,a Salle started their season by defeating her Judge 41-21 thanks to a great offensive ,rt by Gabe Marabella, Ryan Parfitt, and n Gorman. Then they met arch-rival St. eph's Prep ina battle of undefeated teams. 3alle opened slowly and never got on track, ;he Hawks stunned the Explorers 23-0. laving to bounce back from their first dee,La Salle visited North Catholic. Because :reat offensive blocking and key contribu1sby Ryan Parfitt and Gabe Marabella, La le was victorious 21-6. The following week, :hbishop Ryan came to town and La Salle's ense was ready. With big hits by Dan ters, Chris Ladley, and Ed Sabia, La Salle led off a 33-6 victory. Larematch oflast year's championship, La le visited Roman Catholic. The defense Lt down Roman's high-powered offense, l the Explorers' offense had a great day as fMills had 6 receptions, and FB's Emmett Gowan and Ryan Overcash found the end .e in the 44-7 victory. Brian Noone, Brian 1ahue, and Brendan Reuter led the dese. In La Salle's final two regular season nes, two Delaware County teams were on map. First, Monsignor Bonner came to :ingfield. Gabe Marabella found Tom ~man twice in the end zone and Mike Gran and Ed Sabia stuffed Bonner in the 19-6 ;ory. The following week O'Hara, led by RB
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- Dr. Joseph D' Angelo, Mrs. Julia Maher
Head Coach - Joe Colistra
Assistants - Henry Hap Brusca, John Hyman, Paul Kubach, Jim Maxwell, Tim Quinn, Joe Wilus, Bill Donohue
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Head Coach - Joe Radvansky
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Kevin Jones, ran over La Salle with a 2 7O victory. Going into the playoffs, La Salle had just 2 losses and went in as the #3 seed, playing host to Archbishop Ryan. La Salle came out strong with Brian Madeira playing both sides of the ball, while Ryan Parfitt and Gabe Marabella led the offense to a 28-7 win. The next week was a rematch with O'Hara, which turned out to be one of the best high school games in Philadelphia in recent history. La Salle's defense, led by DEs Tom Gorman and Emmett McGowan played well, while Marabella and Parfitt led the offense, giving La Salle a 21-20 lead with 40 seconds left. However, O'Hara drove down the field and kicked a game winning field goal with six seconds left knocking the Explorers out of the playoffs. Thanksgiving was full of football as La Salle sought revenge against the Prep. With La Salle's defense holding strong, La Salle went up 14-0 on two Marabella TD passes to Parfitt and Madeira. However, the Prep came back and posted 2 touchdowns to narrow the gap to 14-13 going into the locker room. The first- half success was a result of RB Sean Miller, who played well, rushing for 3 key first downs, and the offensive line, which included Matt Scott, Greg Schaible, Tom McCaffery, Paul Needle and Ryan Stillwell. In the second half the Prep looked to take over the game, but Kenny Kempfs monstrous punts kept La Salle in the game. However, the Prep kept the Explorers off the scoreboard, and pulled off a 2 7-14 win. The football team's leadership was found in the seniors who played hard and passionately from August to November. Everyone made lasting memories and life-long friends. This season was one to remember. With a 9-4 record, the football team played with heads held high in the Lasallian tradition. -Tom Gorman
JoCo and company. Look out, here come the troops.
The Beasts from the East: Emmett McGowan and Nate Moss. The Pach? The L WO? The Pit? No, the "Cheers" Club.
Dates 9/1/00 9/10/00 9/15/00 9/23/00 9/30/00 10/7/00 10/15/00 10/21/00 10/29/00 11/5/00 11/10/00 11/18/00 11/23/00
Opponent Plymouth-Whitemarsh Bishop McDevitt Moscow Patriots Father Judge St. Joseph's Prep North Catholic Archbishop Ryan Roman Catholic Monsignor Bonner Cardinal O'Hara Archbishop Ryan Cardinal O'Hara St. Joseph's Prep
Score 14-7 13-9 30-6 41-21 23-0 21-6 36-6 44-7 19-6 27-0 28-7 23-21 27-14
Record W (1-0) W (2-0) W (3-0) W (4-0) L (4-1) W (5-1) W (6-1) W (7-1) W (8-1) L (8-2) W (9-2) L (9-3) L (9-4)
After six long years of close calls, the rich tradition of La Salle athletics brought home the 2000 soccer PCL Championship. The La Salle soccer team could not have been any more successful than in this year's unforgettable season. Coming into the 2000 season, Coach Bob Peffle and the Explorers did not have to deal with the troubles of rebuilding from last year so they set their sights on one thing-the League Title. The effort of the entire team, both determined upperclassmen and talented new players, helped La Salle to post a final record of 14-2-8. As the previous year ended with a disappointing first- round loss, revenge was the talk of the 2000 season. Clearly, something was already in the air when tryouts came around in September. As the season progressed, La Salle players brought their excitement onto the field in every game. Senior captains included All-Catholic and All-Area Gary Kane, and All-Catholics Mike Steffa, Mike Parson, and Tim Palilonis. Kyle Cleary, Ryan Garrity, Sean Fedyna, John Reifsnyder, Rob Sullivan,
Michael Whelan going in for another goal. Mike Steffa thinks, "Wow, that cloud looks like a hippo!"
The soccer team huddles big game.
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Gary Kane - the Dominator.
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Mike Parson took one too many headballs today.
The opposing team disappears when John Reifsnyder dribbles the ball. Man, I hate these braces.
Steve ccButch" Curran plans his next moue. Look! I can make the ball levitate!
Matt Kelly, Kevin Savage, Mike Whelan, Jimmy Slover, Mike Glaccum, DaveMoll,Ryan Turner,Andy Almond, and Brendan Crotty added strength and skill to every position on the field. The loss of Joe Mattioli, a prolific goal scorer from the previous year, due to a season-ending knee injury, resulted early on in numerous tied games. Something had to change in the second half of the season, and it did. Freshmen Mike Whelan, Mike Glaccum, and Jimmy Slover each stepped into key roles, while Kyle Cleary, the team's most dangerous player, waspositionedon theflank. The result was exactly the answer the team needed. Cleary finished with 11 goals, including the goal of the year against Archbishop Ryan in the finals. The defense also had its time in the spotlight, showing itself unstoppable. Led by goaltender Gary Kane, the team earned 11 shutouts with Kane making the save of the year in the finals. Mike Parson and Rob Sullivan contributed not only on the defensive side of the game, but also on offense with five and three goals respectively. Gary Kane even got onto the scoreboard, converting a penalty shot towards the end of the season. The 2000 soccer team had an average of less than one goal against them per game, providing a classic example of how defense wins championships. Next year, Coach Peffle can look forward to a bright future with new young talent. Whelan, Glaccum, and Kelly look to lead the offensive while Fedyna, Sullivan, and Slover look to anchor the Explorers' vaunted defense. Can you say "REPEAT?"
-TimPalilonis
The 2000 Junior Varsity Soccer Team Row): Coach Bob Peffle Jr, Mike Alonso, Mike Bocchino, Brendan )ermott, Kevin Feely, Matthew Derrick, Mike Aluise, John Creed, mdt Barsby, Edward Lawless (Middle Row): Matthew O'Donnell, \ndrew Connor, Eric Calvitti, Dan Reid, Jim Sachetta, Gregory iagnacova, Brian Chmielewski, James Harkins, Matthew Meves (First Row): David Naab, Stephen Gabryelski, Brian Miller
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Coach Devine, shouting encouragement; Justin Morace; a dedicated and sweaty Chris Potestio; ''Run, Forrest, run!"
Ryan O'Donnell goes the distance. "Right Way Swanson"
earns his name.
La Salle's cross-country team has maintained its status as a powerhouse in the Catholic League over the past several seasons. With strenuous workouts beginning early in August, coach Patrick Devine, along with assistants Michael Seminack and Francis Johnson, instilled a rigorous work ethic in the runners. Their depth allowed the team to shine on all types of courses. Despite a second-place finish at the PCL championships to nationally ranked Cardinal O'Hara, varsity runners consistently proved that they could get the job done. They won at the Salesianum Invitational, took second at the Manhattan Invitational and third at Briarwood, and finished sixth at Eastern States. The promising JV and freshmen teams both took first place honors and the PCL championships. Much of the team's success was owed to Mark "Swiz" Swanson, Ryan" Odi" O'Donnell and Dominic "DiDi" Panza, who were named to both first team All-Catholic and first team All State Prep rosters; as well as to senior Brian Baillie, second team in both rankings; and seniors Chris "Lloyd" Potestio and Justin Morace. Juniors Ronan McDermott and Brian "Big Mac" McElroy also achieved second-team All-Catholic honors while Tim Ferrie received honorable mention. The future of the cross-country team rests on the feet of the freshmen. Pat O'Neill, Joe Fedorowicz, Kyle Rodden and Chris Ross earned varsity status. O'Neill even provided the highlight of the season when he shattered Jack Horgan's nine-year record at Belmont. Of course there were memorable moments off the course, too, such as "Five Dollar" John Wilson's "Wildwood Rap" and the intense yet trivial rivalry between seniors Joe Bui and Dave Skoien. - Joe Bui
The La Salle basketball team was led by its seniors who set the example that hard work and dedication to improving would make the team better. These seniors were: Tom Mattern, Gabe Marabella, Dan Buckley, Mike Parson, Emmett McGowan, and Tom Gorman. Following the example they set were the underclassmen. Juniors Rob Sullivan, Victor Ukwu, and Sean Fedyna, along with sophomores Chris Reedman, Doug Kelly, Will Furey, and Brian Donohoe, showed many promising signs for the future and made key contributions in making this season so successful. The Explorers entered the season with the expectation of getting better each time they stepped on the court. To the best of their abilities, they fulfilled this goal. Despite a tough preseason in which the Explorers went 5-5, they continued to play as a team and their confidence grew. Tom Mattern and Gabe Marabella led the Explorers in scoring through much of the preseason, while getting great defense from Mike Parson and Rob Sullivan. Over the Christmas break, the Explorers showed signs of greatness throughout a tournament in Wildwood, New Jersey. Emmett McGowan showed his first glimpse of scoring ability, and when the season came, he was pouring it on from downtown, which gave the team a boost. His 19 points against rival McDevitt gave the Explorers the spark they needed to win by 15. Tom Mattern also showed outside ability throughout the season, leading the team from beyond the arc, and showed great poise from the foul line. Gabe Marabella showed unbelievable athletic ability and led the Explorers to many key victories with his composure and ability to score in the paint. Rob Sullivan and Chris Reedman took over Gabe's former role as point guard, and did a nice job for the team. The Explorers entered the playoffs as a third seed, set to square off against the Archbishop Ryan Raiders at LaSalle University. On a snowy Sunday, LaSalle battled hard but came up short, losing 63-55. Tom Mattern led the way with 23 points and Gabe Marabella finished with 13 points.
Mr. Jackson gives the team some incentive. Emmett McGowan about to dish it off down court.
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Marabella: "Just TRY gettin' by me!"
Buckley drives to the hoop.
"Okay, I'll say this ONE more time ..."
The crowd looks on as Tom Mattern races down the court.
La Salle's very casual prayer service.
The 2001 La Salle Basketball Team Top: Mike Parsons, Sean Fedyna, Tom Mattern, Will Furey, Dan Buckley, Gabe Marabella, Rob Sullivan Bottom: Victor Ukwu, Chris Reedman, Emmett McGowan, Doug Kelly, Brian Donohue
I didn't know a body could bend that way. "Uhhh ...which way do I go? Which way do I go?"
The basketball team finished 15-9, while improving the whole year. Overall, Gabe Marabella was named First-Team AllCatholic and Tom Mattern was named to the Second-Team, while Junior Rob Sullivan was named to the Third-Team. Injuries never halted the Explorers either. Returning Senior Tom Gorman was out most of the season after surgery to repair his shoulder and Gabe Marabella sprained his ankle in a game against Wood, but La Salle played exteremly hard to make up for those two injuries. The team never missed a beat, still hustling, playing with emotion, and making sure of playing harder then their opponents. The great desire that the team showed can be attributed to the coaching ofMr. Marty Jackson, Mr. Terry Mancini, and the rest of the staff. Their determination certainly rubbed off on the players, which helped make the team such a success. The Explorers look for a promising season next year, to follow up the great team effort of this season. With three returning Juniors and many promising underclassmen, the Explorers may be a playoff team once again in 2002. -Tom Gorman
"Down the stretch they come, and yes, ladies and gentlemen, the ball wins!"
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Mike Kelley in a match against Archbishop Carroll. "Say uncle, say uncle!"
Dave Matthews about to reverse the hold.
. a rebuilding year, the In what critics w~re call\t1 force in the Catholic stling team showed it ~as_ sh lrter losing nine startue with a second place ms . ' underclassmen were La Salle showed that last ~ear: the finals. Junior ·o the challenge of returnmg Noeeclham and Mike ' Bl I Trevor ' · a~ c, helan led La Salle's var~1ty ;ains Brand?n ey and semor Chris W Jim Sacchetta, Mike [l ~omprised of Pete Sewerydn, Wh1"taker Brandon . M 11· Bren an ' , lini, Chris Mc u. m, Phil Greiner, Max Courtney, P ski Mike Wooldridge, came every obstacle ' tt The team over . . John Barre . season h.ig hlighted by a victory over ginable in a great
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h. b fore ,1 bia match. Above: Kevin Doran stretc mg e . c . "' l the other members of and Bran don Skupsln we come . v, . Bren d an urh1't·alrnr the La Salle Wrestling Team.
That's a mean butterfly-stroke.
The record board, though nothing but p letters, has profound influence over all swimmer: gaze upon it. This year, many records were challe Some held and others fell. The medley relay recor, crushed by a second and a half, the 200m freestyle was detroyed by the same time, the breaststrok« missed by three-hundredths of a second, and thE was missed by a single second. For underclassmen, the record board was of talent and toughness. For seniors Rob Queroli Tuman, Chris Chander, Bubb a Gernerd, and me same board was a constant reminder that this SE was our last to prove ourselves among the best tc swim at La Salle. Though each of us gave every we had, only Rob obtained the ultimate glory c board. His record is a testament to his dedicatim hard work for the team. While I cannot lay claim to any indiv record, my name resides on the board asp art of all· relay teams. Though this may be La Salle's record not my own, the record could not have fallen wi1 the effort exerted by every individual on the tea whom many have swum with me throughout th« four years. There were also many other people who l part in the swimming team's success. Thanks t« Lichtner, Mr. Bloh, Mr. Duncheskie, Mr. Tate an1 Miller for giving us their time and support. ( Jeffers, Ian Carey, and Pat Healy were among th underclassmen on the team. I wish all the underc men good luck next year. Keep breaking records. -Jeff
Swim Team captains Mark Gernerd, Jeff Paul, and coach Mr. Frank Lichtner celebrate La Salle's 12th Catholic League Championship.
Pat Healy looks at his score after he finishes a
One giant leap £or La Salle.
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Dave Bartynski waiting for a chance to make a break. Another great save by Matt Palmer!
Lou Volpe and Tom Ferrick:
Give back the stick, you big meanie!
It is hard to explain an entire hockey season to someone who has not experienced it himself. Yet if you consider a group in pursuit of a common goal, the Flyers Cup, then the season can be easily understood. Of course, there are the highs and the lows, victory and defeat, along the way, but they are part of the growing process that builds a team . You might consider the grueling 50- game schedule, or the endless practices which never seem to get easier. Although tough at times, all things eventually come together and start to become a real part of life. Unity is an important aspect of any team sport because the team's success hinges on what they can do as a single force on the ice. Therefore, the friendships and experiences are a huge part of why I feel this season became a memorable one. Also, playing with people such as Dave Bartynski, Jon Hicks, and Shawn Garvin was a great experience ; I hope to see them do very well. Even though we often compete at tryouts, I have become very good friends with each of them. Also, it has been a remarkable experience to play with players that one day might play in the NHL or go on to attend great schools such as Harvard and Michigan. I will never forget these memories. Yet when it all comes down to it, the true reason for playing hockey is the love of the sport. -Joe Carelli
Nick Trimboli, the iceman standeth. Matt Loftus, with a stick growing out of his back.
Paul Kopicki says to Matt Palmer, ''I'll stick around to help ya out!" ,John DeCree eluding a pair of defenders.
Derek Calista, in the zone.
Chris Potestio hands the baton off to Tim Ferrie.
Joe Fedorowicz anchoring the relay.
Indoor track is a long, cold season. "Indoor" is a 1 contradiction since the only thing indoors are ces. The team practices outside every day and, lt snows, they have the pleasure of running hills d of running around our wonderful track. This is L filled with runners, throwers, and jumpers. A f seniors, juniors, sophmores, and freshmen. For m individual sport, team collaboration is the integral aspect. Each member relies on the We travel to Lehigh University, Haverford Col:>rinceton University, Penn State University, e 168th Street Armory in New York to prove our i. Year in and year out, LaSalleholdsitsreputa' one of the most dangerous and deep teams in ~a. This year's contributions come from seniors Swanson, Chris Potestio, Gabe DiClerico, Dan 1ghlin, Eric Griffin-Shelley, Bill Parker, and Madeira. Juniors Tim Ferrie, Ryan O'Donnell, irts, Anthony Bonanni, Brian McElroy, and 1ic Panza and sophomores Mike Alonso, Chris Ll,Dave Chesny and Ryan Campbell complete 1m. The public may only hear about the 4x800 relay team or an outstanding shot-putter; in ', this team owes its success to each and every er.
-Brian Baillie
;ays Ryan O'Donnell, "No matter how much I run, this )S stalking me."
Chris DePaul, leading the way for La Salle. See Brian Baillie. See Brian run. Run, Brian, run!
Far Right: Coach Faunce puts his torso in, then takes his torso out ... Sean McMahon: it's gotta be the shoes. Mike Fitzsimmons makes his best "bowlingface"as tension mounts.
Senior Jim Edelen twisting and shouting. Senior Tom Bloh says, "Go, my spherical son! Make your master proud!"
The bowling team, a perennial La Salle favorite, had a rebuilding year. The season appeared very promising, due to an abundance of new members. The bowling team showed improvement over last year under the direction of new coach, Steve Faunce. This year's team boasted over twenty energetic and talented members. Captain Tom Bloh led with a very high average in the 180s. The varsity lineup consisted of seniors Tom Bloh and Jim Edelen, junior Mike Fitzsimmons and sophomores Dave Heayn and Mike Moffett. JV members included Gerry Amole, Dave Babnew, Mike Garofalo, Jon Thyberg, Steve Vuillermet and Timothy Wilson. The team grew and improved this year and the new talent bodes well for the years to come. -Jim Edelen
The Bowling Team Back Row: Mike Fitzsimmons, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Jerry Amole, Steve Vuillermet, Mike Moffett, Jim Edelen, Chris Dunne, Coach Faunce Middle Row: Chris Rose, Alex Franzen, Steve Rodgers, Tim Makoid, Brian Clear kin, Mike Driscoll, Sean McMahon, Tom Bloh Front Row: Mike Garofalo, Branden Shane, Kevin Carfagno, Tim Wilson, DaveBabnew
Sophomore Tim Wilson gets the ball rollin'.
The 2001 Explorers baseball team tried to take this season a step farther than last year. In 2000, the Explorers had lost to Father Judge in the championship game. This year the team contended again under the direction of head coach Joseph Parisi, along with assistants P.J. Quinn, Joseph Falcone, and Thomas O'Connor. The team featured 12 returning seniors, and their experience helped the team remain a serious contender. Pitchers Chuck Day, Tom Mattern, Pete Elliott, CJ Tuman, Dan Waters, John Reifsnyder, and Scott Beard kept throwing strikes and pitching well. The infield also proved very strong with Greg Schaible, Dan Buckley, and Nick Shields at first base, Kyle Elliott at second, Rob Sullivan at shortstop, and Paul Needle and Mike Manzi at third base. In the outfield, returning All-Catholic member Ryan Parfitt played in centerfield, while Matt Costello, Tom Gorman, Dave Skoien, and Scott Beard rounded off the outfield. Juniors Chris Jeffers, and sophomores Doug Interante and Kevin McLoughlin were behind the plate at catcher, controlling the field, and throwing out any baserunners brave enough to try to steal a base. The team was well-coached and tried to improve throughout the year, getting better and better each game. The team accomplished this goal with strong hitting and a steady defensive effort, which was the key to a successful season. -Tom Gorman
Oh my ...oh ...ouch ...I think I just pulled something. The La Salle Explorers getting ready to lay the smack down on the baseball diamond.
Is this heaven? No, it's La Salle.
The opposition's worst nightmare: Ryan Parfitt at bat.
Well hit to deep left field, watch that baby, OUTTAHERE! Kyle Elliot about to fall out of the batter's box.
While waiting to go to bat, Chuck Day wonders what he'd do with the one million dollars that he might make one day as a professional baseball player. Eventual conclusion: four million gum balls.
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Chris Frein feels the love. Darcell Moore assumes the "Lotus Pose" as described in Guru Rah Kette's book Zennis.
La Salle Tennis Team Bill Marych, Joe Carroll, Darcell Moore, Chris Radvansky, Nick Bowers, Andrew John, Chris Frein, Steve Schaffer, Brendan Heron, James Park, Rafael Rincon, Joe Carroll (not pictured: Phil Carroll)
It's a cold and wintry day in March and extra layers of clothing are common as the La Salle lacrosse team prepares for the upcoming season. Under the guidance of head coach William Leahy, the Explorers' ultimate goal and desire is to play, day in and day out, from March first to June first, the day when the team could play again in the state finals. This year, senior captain defenseman Adam Cummins, with his tenacious over-thehead stick checks, intimidated any opposing attackmen. The defense included seniors Kevin Cross and Brendan Crotty, and juniors Michael Graham and Brian Noone, as well as the outstanding duo-goalie combo of senior Joe Horvath and junior Pat Becker. At the opposite side of the field was one of the most talented groups of attackmen La Salle and the PCL have ever seen. Senior captain Kenny Kempf and senior Brian Madeira, having led the Explorers to countless victories over the years, leave behind equally talented junior Conrad Lochocki. In addition, at one of the most demanding positions on the field, senior Andrew Cappelli led the midfield with the help of juniors Tim Koons, Jeff Mills, John "Bird" Lasky, Pat Collins, Bob O'Neill, and Stephen Bielecki. With power and strength on all sides of the field, the 2001 La Salle lacrosse team had the heart and the potential to reach the PCL championship again. With great admiration, I am and always will be very proud to have been a part of this team. -Roger Yeung (a.k.a. Rajaaaah)
Jeff Mills with nothin' but lacrosse on his mind. Kenny Kempf is told: "Thou shalt not pass."
Assistant Coach Frank Lochocki with his intimidating stare. Brian Noone takes a breather.
Coach Bill Leahy inspires his players to continue their amazing success.
You look at the ball up there, while I'll elbow you in the stomach down here!
Gooooaalll! The La Salle Lacrosse team taking a well-deserved break after 12 grueling periods and 12 quarts of Ecto-Cooler.
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M Les Burke, r Martin Jackson, : ~ great year Coaches ~i~hl looked forward tits sixth cond Mr. David h. h was seeking . Bubba If t m w 1c . semors an Returning J hn Delaney, for the go ea t:tle PCL • . t Kane o . secutive ike Mulligan, Mat . ak ~layed a mai_or Gernerd, M . nd Adam Corms L championship. Joe Slabinski, : to return to the p~d on to the PCL part in the effo~ worked hard to ho Kevin Frost, and Adam SCom1sa Chris Reedma~, 1 t La Salle Seese, d their ta en · title. _ean " Muller showe ound, with deter"Maxiz11lion est teams ar le Every was one of thel yos:'e1;, playing a larg::~i~n of this d there 1s . e derc as mined un t better, an . d will contmu year the tea~;~: Salle golf team ·~:e. letting up. ofT the b est teams -Mark at La "Bu bba" Gernerd to be one
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Commonly Heard Terms Around the/Golf Course FORE!!! .. ,..(Hags) MISTA MISTA, GET ME OUTTA HERE!!!. ..(Sea Mist) IF YOU'RE NOT CHEATING, YOJ]'RE 路 NOT TRYING!!!....(The])octor) HOW DO LIKE THEM . APPLES?!?L ...(Mr. Jackson) LET'S PLAY SKINS!!!....(Frosty) DOUBLE OR NOTHING!!! ....(Hylinski) MULLIGAN!!!.,. (Mulligan)
Joe Slabinski wondering what would happen first: the discovery of a 10th planet or his getting out of the sand trap.
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Greg Madden and Mike Seelaus taking the boat out for a spin. Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream! Merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream.
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Halwick, Valenti, and Gibbons the crew.
"Yo-ho, yo-ho, a pirate's life for me!" "If we stop rowing, will we just sink?"
As the hypothermia-wrought crew hopefuls drown, the yearbook takes pictures. Greg Madden in the 8th seat.
"Kill the pig! Cut her throat! Spill her blood!" (with apologies to William Golding)
They say a picture is worth 1000 words. If this is true, we just got a real bargain. Dan McLaughlin lovingly cradles his late pet bowling ball "Rolly," which was recently hit by a car.
Our experience started four years ago when we walked through the entrance for the first time with no expectations, no idea of what the future held. The first three years seemed like they would last forever. Once senior year came, we realized that time had passed at a mind-boggling speed. All of a sudden, a little unexpectedly, it was here, it was time for us to shine. We were finally SENIORS! Seniors, the leaders of the school, the year that every La Salle student waited eagerly to reach. The year to be the kings, the star athletes, the presidents of clubs and the editors of publications. We built friendships, established hang outs, attended parties, parked in the senior lot, and somehow, we also managed to get an education. Even more, we grew to tolerate, like, and appreciate our peers, and the faculty, those people who worked us so hard. Now, as we approach graduation , our joy at moving on to college, to freedom and new experiences, intermingles with a certain melancholy at leaving behind the familiar confines of La Salle and the friends we have here. It is time to begin the journey beyond La Salle, a journey taken with the knowledge that our memories will always provide a lifetime of return trips. -Darren Grossman
Bush v. Gore: Bush- 60% Gore- 25% Other- 15% Cat v. Dog Cat- 13% Dog- 80% Other- 7%
John Delaney snickers to himself after John Carr hits his head on his locker. Brian Baillie chills in the caf.
Leno v. Letterman Letterman- 42% Leno- 41% Conan- 10% Other- 7%
Mount v. Gwynedd Mount- 52% Gwynedd- 48% Coke v. CokePepsiOther-
Pepsi 44% 44% 12%
Water boy: Hinckle v. Sandler Hinckle- 71 % Sandler- 29%
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Teacher 1. Mr. Ed McCabe 2. Mr. Cipolla 3. Mr. Johnson 4. Mr. Neely 5. Mr. Sweeney I Mr. Roche Platter 1. Macho Nacho 2. Mac and Cheese 3. Cheesesteak 4. Chicken Patties 5. BBQ Pork 6. Brains
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TV Station l.ESPN 2.FOX 3.MTV 4. Comedy Central 5.HBO
Frog and Bubba, the nick-named twosome. Joe Hand, Pat Dalton, and Brett Thompson smiling because it's really a giant, scrumptious chicken taking their picture. Jim Mikochik displays his weightlifting skills as well as his legendary "metal face."
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Andrew T. Allmond
Andrew Robert Alston
18 Country Lme Drive Philadelphia, P 1\ 19115 (215) 671-1408 I\Iaternit:y BVM Soccer; lee Hockey; Track 10-12; SADD 11; LSC 10-12 "I\Iy existence led by confusion boasts mutiny from stern to bow. Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger th,m that now." -Bob Dylan
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200 Rittenhouse Boulevard Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 630-9423 St. Francis of Assisi NHS 11-12; Intramurals; LSC "I\fay God's blessing keep you always, may your wishes all come tme. I\fay you always do for others and let others do for you. l\Iay you build a ladder to the stars, climb on every nmg and may you stay ... FOREVER Ymmg." -Bob DyLm
580 \Voodhmd Drive Radnor, PA 19087 (610) 964-9635 St. Katherine of Siena \VE:XP; Yearbook 12 "The sky is the limit." -Captain Jean-Luc Picard
718 Shadywood Drive Perkasie, PA 18944 (215) 257-9203 Wisteria.n 10-12; LSC 11-12; Intramurals; Tennis 12; Track 9NHS 11-12; Cross Country 10; Japanese Club 10; Bowling 12; Outdoor Adventure Club 11-12 "Be more concerned with your character than your reputaion. Y< character is what you really are w your reputation is merely what 01 think you are." -John Wo
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Brian P. Baillie
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1721 Cloverly Avenue Jenkintown, PA 19046 (215) 572-5021 Immaculate Conception Track 9-10; Cross Country 9-10; S:\DD 9-11; Intramurals "Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." -Semisonic
606 East Dupont Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 483-2126 Holy Family Cross Cmmt1y (Captain 12), Track (Captain 12); Spanish Club; LSC; NHS 11-12 "I think where m,m's glory most begins and ends, and say my glo1y was I had such friends." -Willian1 Butler Ye
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Michael H. Buonocore
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16 North Valley View Road Line Lexington, PA 18932 (215) 996-1510 Sacred Heart Science Club 9; Amnesty International 10; Cross Country 10-12; Track; LSC 9-11; NHS 11-12 "\Vhat good is being the best, if it brings out the worst in you?" -Rodney Dangerfield
2009 Spring Valley Road Lansdale, PA 19446 (610) 584-4716 Corpus Christi "I've had a wonderful time, but this wasn't it." -Groucho Marx
L. Cadwell
Brian J. Campo
David R. Candia
:Iden Creek Drive ), PA 19040 56-9240 ph . Club 11-12; SADD 11-12; ; Baseball 10 to believe in yourself by ; on your strengths and tsating for your limitations. 1r strengths more often to )Ur confidence."
428 Center Street North Wales, PA. 19454 (215) 699- 7996 St. Rose of Lima Yearbook (Editor 12); LSC; WEA'.P; NHS 11-12, Latin Club 10-12 "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." -F. Scott Fitzgerald, The GreatGcttsqy
3800 Secondwoods Road Doylestown, PA 18901 (215) 230-9061
Adam S. Comisak 470 Holly Road Blue Bell, PA 19422 (215) 646-3329 Golf "111ink twice before you make one 1nove." -My Dad
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328 Dogwood Lane Elkins Park, PA 19027 (215) 572-0107 St James Baseball "May those who love us, love us; and those that don't love us, may God turn their hearts; and if He doesn't turn their hearts, may He turn their ankles, so we'll know them by their limping." -Old Irish Hex
Sean R. Connor
Matthew V. Costanzo
609 Apache Lane Plymouth I\[eeting, PA l 9462 (610) 828-7581 Epiphany of Our Lord Crew; NHS 11-12 "Tty not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value." -Albert .Einstein
1518 Evans Road Ambler, PA 19002 (215) 542-9325 St. Rose of Lima Band 11-12; Amnesty Internation: 11-12Wresident); Baseball 9
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2377 Greensward South \'v'arrington, Pi\ 18976 (215) 343-0786 St. Robert Bellarmine Lacrosse; Football; NHS 11-12 (VP); Student Council (Sec.,Jr. Pres.); LSC "It's easy to grin, when your ship comes in, and you've got the stock market beat. But the man who's worthwhile, is the man who Gm smile, when his shorts are too tight in the seat." -Judge Smails, Cad1yshack
390 Colwin Court Blue Bell, PA 19422 (215) 646-4054 Epiph~my of Our Lord Student Cotmcil 12; Lacrosse; S, LSC; Ski Club 9-11; NHS 11-1: SA.DD 9-11; Track 9 "Character may be m~mifested i great moments, but it is made ir small ones." -Phillips I
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Brian D. Dailey 13 Bomaca Drive Doylestown, PA 18901 (215) 340-0928 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cross Country; S1\DD 11-12; Track 9-10; LSC; Crew 9-10; Ski Club 9, 11 "Instead of having 'answers' on a math test, they should just call them 'impressions', ;md if you got a different 'impression', so what, c;m't we all be brothers?" -Jack Handey
Patrick M. Dalton 30 Raffaclla Drive Holhmd, PA 18966 (215) 364-3788 St. Bede the Venerable Photography Club 11-12; Art Club 9-11; Ski Club; Outdoor 1\dventure Club 11-12; Crew 9-10; Intnunurals 12; Ice Hockey 9; LSC 12 ""Ibc truth of the matter is, that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it." -General Nonnan Schwartzkopf
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Charles M. Day
John J. Delaney
Box 573 1edd Valley, Pr\ 19437 646-6614 )Se of Lima ese Club 9-10; Ski Club 11; Club 10-11; Science Club 10obotics Club 12; LSC 10-12; 12 .r when I look back over blue and smokestacks it makes me to think I've made it through." -Long Beach Dub i\llstars
4114 Devonshire Road Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 (610) 941-9817 St. Philip Neri LSC, Football 9; Baseball "Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun. Shine on, you crazy di;unond." -Pink Floyd
1 Pin Oak Lme Horsham, PA 19044 (215) 657-6387 St. Catherine of Siena Golf; LSC 11-12; NHS 11-12; Spanish Club 10-12, "Let me tell you something, 1\fike. You're money and you know what else? I'm f:.,'Dtma ask you a simple question: \X'ho's the big winner tonight in the casino? 1\Iikey;that's who." -Trent, Sm"n._gers
Aldin D. Delic
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Charles J. Denny
8328 Anderson Street Philadelphia, PA 19118 (215) 242-5016 "Live your life every day like it's your last."
41 i\fonica Drive Holland, PA 18966 (215) 364-0925 St. Bede the Venerable Cross Country; Track; Spanish Club; LSC "You know the day destroys the night, night divides the day, tried to mn, tried to hide, break on through to the other side. \Y.feplace our treasures here, our treasures there, but can you still recall the time we cried. Break on through to the other side." -]im Morrison
947 Caledonia Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 487-1112 Immaculate Heart of Mary LSC 9; WEXP 9-11; Yearbook 1 Intramurals 9,12 "To say you know when you km and to say you don't when you d not, that is knowledge." -An:
Jeremy M. Desiderio
Michael W. Diccicco
Gabriel R. DiClerico
7013 i\Iatthias Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 487-7817 St. Paul's Episcopal B,md "You never fully understand a person until you climb inside of his skin and \Valk armmd in it." -Harper Lee, To Kill a lvlocki,zgbird
20 Westaway Lane Warrington, PA 18976 (215) 343-9164 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Hockey 10-12; MCC 9-10; Ski Club 9; Sp,mish Club 11-12; NI-IS 11-12 "Remember the lessons fed to me? j\ 1e, the young sponge, so ready to agree. Years have gone; I recognize the walking dead, now aware that I'm alive and way ahead." -Incubus
1095 Frederick Road Meadowbrook, PA 19046 (215) 94 7-7332 Our Lady Help of Christi,ms Student Council (President 12); Wisterian 11-12; Latin Club; !"1.rt 9-11; Science Club 11; LSC; NF 11-12 ""':{ou'vegot so much to say, say what you're thinking, think anyth why not." -Cat St
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921 Patriot Drive Lmsdale, PA 19446 (610) 584-9729 Corpus Chris ti Crew "To believe your own thought, to believe that what is tme for you in your private heart is true for all men, that is genius." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
6824 Eastwood Street Philadelphia, PA 19149 (215) 745-1174 Our Lady of Ransom Jap,mese Club 10; \'v'EXP 10-12; Latin Club 10-11; NHS 11-12; Yearbook 12 "If I weren't me, I wouldn't like me very much. It's a real rat race out there. Everybody striving to get ahead. I think I'll go take a nap and fall off the pace."
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Donald M. Durkin
James J. Edelen
: Lamplighter Road rsh,un, PA 19044 5) 542-0769 =atherine of Siena Lrbook; Sp,mish Club 10-11; Band :sident 12); Latin Club 10-11 1e day the child realizes that all Its are imperfect, he becomes ,m ,lescent; the day he forgives them, Jecomes ,Ul adult; the day he ~ves himsett: he becomes wise." - Alden Nowlan
4 77 Wyndmoor Lane Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 938-1577 St. Albert the Great Lacrosse 9-10; Respect Life 10-11; Football 9-10; LSC 9-10; SJ\DD 9 "Or sink just below all the churning and froth and swim to the light source or fly like a moth so toss away stuff you don't need in the end but keep what's important and know who's your friend." -Phish
1714 Brook Lane Jamison, PA 18929 (215) 343-7230 St. Cyril of Jemsalem Lab :tvLu1ager;Bowling; NHS 12; Germ,m Club; Tennis 10 "One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man. " -Elbert Hubbard
Kyle M. Elliott
Peter T. Elliott
Brian C. Fay
730 St. Andrew's Lme Philadelphia, P 1\ 19118 (215) 242-2684 Our Lady of l\fount Carmel Football; LSC; Basketball 9; Respect Life 10-11; Baseball; 1\tnnesty International 10-12 "Love, life, and happiness; may your troubles be few and your blessings nmny." -Irish Proverb
6408 Nc)rth Sixth Street Philadelphia, PA 19126 (215) 927-4942 St. Helena Soccer 9; Baseball 10-12 "You kids better buy my rookie card now, cuz after this song the price ain't con1in' down." -l\[os Def
1517 Long Pond Drive Warrington, PA 18976 (215) 343-2534 Nativity of Our Lord Spanish Club; LSC; Hockey 12 (manager); Bowling 10-11 "If it looks good, you'll see it. If it sounds good, you'll hear it. If it's marketed right, you'll buy it, but .. it's real, you'll feel it." -Kid R
Matthew T. Finley
Sean F. Fitzgerald
Erner C. Flounders
231 Wyncote Road Jenkintown, PA 19046 (215) 572-1243 Wisterian 10-12 (Editor); Yearbook 12 (Asst. Editor); Gazebo 10-12 (Editor); B,md "Forget what you are escaping.from, reserve your ,mxiety for what you are escaping to." -l\ fichael Chaban
1215 Bockius .Avenue Abington, PA 19001 (215) 887-0755 Our Lady Help of Christi~ms Amnesty International 11-12 OJresident); Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 9; Intramurals 9-11 "\v11atever gets you through the night, it's all right, it's all right; if it's your money or your life, it's all right, it's all right, but you don't need a sword to cut through flowers." -John Lennon
1800 St. Georges Road Dresher, PA 19025 (215) 657-8515 St. Alphonsus Forensics 9-10; Wisterian 11-12; 1 11-12; Gazebo 12 (Editor) "\v11at is that feeling when you're driving away from people and tht recede on the plain till you see the specks dispersing? It's the too-hu~ world vaulting us, and it's good~b But we lean fonvard to the next crazy venture beneath the skies." -Jack Kerc
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2 Neilson Street adelphia, PA 19124 ,) 535-2581 y Innocents tball ; LSC; Science Club; 1ish Club; Intramurals : better it is to dare mighty things, 'in glorious triumphs, even 1ghcheckered with failure, then 1ke rank with those poor souls neither enjoy much nor suffer h because they live in the gray ght that knows not vict01y,nor at." -Theodore Roosevelt
3071 Jolly Road Plymouth J\Ieeting, PA 19462 (610) 279-4398 Epiphany of Our Lord Crew 9; Cross Country 9-10; Tennis 10-12 "If you think that something small cannot make a difference, try going to sleep with a mosquito in your room."
716 Norristo-wn :Road Horsham, PA 19044 (215) 643-4157 St. Catherine of Siena Track; Cross Country 10 "Insight is something I will always see to be harming more than words ever will do." -Radiohead
tes R. Fullerton
Edward
Hermitage Street :idelphia, PA 19128 ) 483-1540 1aculate Heart of J\Iary >r 12; Yearbook 12 u're packing a suitcase for a place ~ of us have ever been, a place has to be believed to be seen." -U2
857 lviourning Dove Road Audubon, PA 19403 (610) 539-7587 Visitation B.V.J\L Football 9-lO; Track 11-12; LSC 12 "If you don't know where you are going, you'll wind up somewhere else." -Yogi Berra
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Bryan P. Gallagher 2411 Fairway Terrace Warrington, PA 18976 (215) 343-4126 St. Robert Bella1mine Football 9-10 "\Vhenever you read a good book, it's like the author is right there in the room talking to you, which is why I don't like to read good books." -Jack Hancley
Ryan C. Garrity
T. Ian Garrity
1157 \'(iheatsheafLane Abington, PA l 9001 (215) 885-7932 Our Lady Help of Christitms Soccer; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Football 12 "Hand over the milk money, \Veaver."
Shawn J. Garvin
4 Hedgerow Springhouse, PA 19477 (215) 643-1992 St. Rose of Lima LSC; Football; Baseball 9-10; SADD "Once in a while you get shown in the light, in the strangest of places, if you look at it right." -Bradley Nowell
2427 Rosemore 1\venue Glenside, PA l 9038 (215) 572-5969 Lacrosse 9; Ice Hockey "High school is nothing but peor following trends and people that do anything to belong." -JD.Salinger, The Catcherz)ztA
Michael F. Gavin
Matthew E. Gdowik
Anthony W. Geiger
511 Hamel Avenue North Hills, PA 19035 (215) 887-8192 Queen of Peace Football 9, 11-12; Wrestling 9, 11-12; \VE1.. 7P; Crew 10; The Wisterian 9-11 "I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that \Von't work."
354 :1\WesRoad Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 (610) 828-1840 St. Philip Neri Intra.murals, Latin Club 11-12, LSC 10-12, Yearbook 12 "I say, never be complete. I say, stop being perfect. I say, let's evolve and let the chips fall where they may."
156 North Clearview A,renue Langhorne, PA 1904 7 (215) 752-2377 Our Lady of Grace Tennis 9-11; NHS 10-12; LSC 1 German Club; Att Club "If a man c~umot keep pace with companions, perhaps it is becaus, hears a different dru111111er." -Henry Tfo
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John F. Gill
Sean P. Ginty
5 Valley View Drive medd Valley, Pi\ 19437 ,) 699-3943 . tose of Lima nming; Golf; NHS 11-12, lent Council 9, 11-12 mu're in a war, instead of wing a hand grenade at th~ ny, throw one of those small ipkins. Maybe it'll make everythink how stupid war is, and e they are thinking you cari1throw tl grenade at them." -]ack Handey
503 Acom Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 487-2775 Immaculate Heart of lvlary LSC; Chorus 12; Intramurals; SADD 11 "The plaque for the alternates is down in the ladies' room." -Iceman
402 West Morehu1d Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19118 (215) 248-5352
Thomas H. Gorman
Mark P. Grady
10 10 Lorien Drive Gwynedd Valley, PA. 19437 (215) 643-9490 St. Rose of Lima Footb,tll; Basketball; Baseball, SADD; LSC; NHS 11-12; Student Council 9; Freshmen :tvlentor 11 "I firmly believe that any m,m's finest hour, his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause ,md lies on the field of battle victorious!" -Vince Lombardi
1790 Cathedral Road Huntins1t.ion Valley, PA 19006 (215) 659-4932 Our Lady Help of Christians Cross C0tmtry 9-1 O;Track; Ice Hockey 12; LSC "I won't be forgotten. It just won't happen." -Reggie Jackson
7 Devereaux Street adelphia, PA 1913 5 I) 335-1690 "imothy Club the beginning the universe was ted. 111is has made a lot of )le very angry ymd been widely rded as a bad move." -Douglas .Adan1s
Anthony P. Green
Gus Gregoriadis
Eric E. Griffin-Shelley
55 Dutch Drive I-folland, PA 18966 (215) 322-1363
106 West Girard Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19123 (215) 238-0591 St. George Cathedral Ice Hockey; Amnesty International 12; Latin Club 12 "Life's short and hard like a bodybuilding elf' -Bloodhound Gang
4079 Oak Lane Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 (610) 828-6429 St. Philip Neri Baseball 9, 11; Football; Track 11 "Long you live, and high you fly, smiles you'll give, and tears you'll ,md all you touch and all you see : your life will ever be." -Pihk F
Darren R. Grossman
Philip R. Gugger
l\fatthew J. Haenn
371 Kendal Place Blue Bell, PA 19422 (215) 699-6230 Epiphany of Our Lord Yearbook (Editor); WEXP; Wisteri,m; LSC; Bm1Ci;NHS 11-12; MCC 9-1 O; Intrmm1rals ""111econstitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself." -Benjmnin Franklin
419 5 Shoemaker Road Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 675-0428 St. David Soccer 9-11; Lacrosse 9-11; NHS 1112; LSC (Pres.); Science Club 10-12 "My choice is what I choose to do and if I am causing no harm then it shouldn't bother you. Your choice is who you choose to be m1d if you'rt causing no harm then you're all right with me."
2025 Hollis Road Lansdale, PA. 1944.6 (610) 222-9387 , Corpus Christi Lacrosse 9-10 "\X'hen one door closes another , opens; but we often fook so Ion~ so regretfully upon the closed do that we do not see the ones whic: , i:1, â&#x20AC;˘ open for us." ..cAlexm1derGrahan1
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Overbrook Drive edd Valley, PA 19437 699-3314 sse 9-11; SADD ll-12; Ski 9-11; LSC 12; Football 9-10 is one big road with lots. of So when you're riding through ts, don't complicate you~ mind. bury your thoughts, putyour to reality. Wal(e up and live!" -Bob l\farley
1estnut Street eville, PA 19426 489-8620 ianor 12(0fficer); SADD 10; LSC 9; :=tub 9 ughout my journey I fell six md stood up seven ... " -Chinese Proverb
Joseph P. Hand
Anthony M. Haughton
55 Jericho Road Holhmd, PA 18966 (215) 579-2247 St. Bede the Venerable Bowling 9; Art Club 9; Photo Club 9-11 "Life as we know it cumot be inteqJreted. ]l1erefore we should not stress!"
1901 Armstrong Drive Lansdale, PA 19446 (215) 699-8071 Corpus Christi Football; Baseball 9-10; Wrestling 9; Tennis 9; Drmna; Chorus; Band; LSC "You cm1't let go because you're afraid to fall but the day may come when you can't feel at all. Comes a time when the blind man takes your hand ;md says, 'Don't you see you've got to make it some how on the dre,uns you still believe."' -Grateful Dead
Matthew L. Herzog
Jonathan A. Hicks
530 Vest1y Drive Ambler, PA 19002 (215) 641-8697 I\fa1y, Mother of the Redeemer Ice Hockey; LSC; Science Club 1112; Track 1l-12 "Waiting for the time when I can finally say this has all been wonderful but now I'm on my way. J\nd when I think it's time to leave it all behind I try to find nothin' left to say to make it stop." -Phish
1280 Tressler Drive Fort Washington, PA 19034 (215) 654-0844 St. Alphonsus Ice Hockey; LSC; Art Club 9-10 "I often sit back and think, 'I wish I'd clone that,' and find out later that I already have." -Richard Harris
Michael P. Hilferty
Christopher S. Hoagland
Michael D. Holbert
7335 Revere Street Philadelphia, PA 19152 (215) 333-8393 St. 1fatthew Fomm (President 12); Student Council 11-12; Wisterian (Editor) 1012; NHS 11-12; LSC; Latin Club 1012 (President 12) "If you nmnot convince them, confuse them." -President Harry S. Trum:m
1285 Holstein Court Blue Bell, PA 19422 (610) 279-8499 St. Helena Soccer 9,11; Ski Club 10-11 "The ultimate measure of a man is not if he nm stand in times of comfort and convenience, but if he cu1 stand tall in times of challenge ,md controversy."
1469 Swmnp Road Furlong, PA 18925 (215) 598-3006 Our Ladv of lvft. Carmel Intramur;tls; Amnesty Internatio SADD 9-11; Lacrosse 9-10; Fe ball 9; LSC; NHS 11-12 "Someday I may see oh everytl: just a little more clearly, somed: may get everything that's passec by, someday I'm gonna leave whole world behind, someday have everything tl1at I need, the1 get me on outta here." -Dexter <
Timothy J. Hope
Brett H. Hopkinson
Joseph B. Horvath
2231 Paper I\fill Road I-hmt:ingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 947-3377 Football 9; Crew 9-11; WE:XJJ 12 "I've made my life readin' people's faces, knowin' what the cards were by tl1e way they held tl1eir eyes."
1828 Hemlock Circle Abington, PA 19001 (215) 576-6054 Immaculate Conception Ice Hockey 9-11; Lacrosse 9, LSC 12 "Just go for it m1d see what happens." -Pete Townshend
127 Saddle Drive Furlong, PA 18925 (215) 340-0190 Our Lady of Mow1t Carmel Lacrosse
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Michael J. Hughes
Stephen M. Izzi
5 Dorhmn Court : Bell, PA 19422 1) 542-7535 )hany of Our Lord 1 Club 11-12; Intramurals; 1ish Club 11 play the game is great. To win y1111e is greater. But to love the e is the greatest of all."
6931 Ruthmd Street Philadelphia, PA. 19149 (215) 745-4754 Resurrection of Our Lord Ice Hockey; Latin Club 11; Intramurals 9-10 "It has to start somewhere. It has to start sometime, what better place than here, what better time than 1nine." -Rage Against the l\.fachine
13461 Kelvin Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19116 (215) 677-4133
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Ryan Jones
Gary E. Kane
Deaver路 Drive : Bell, PA 19422 ) 646-1399 )hany of Our Lord j; Baseball :11what are you gonna do about \elease the hounds? Or the bees? he hounds with bees in their .ths so when they bark they shoot at you?" -Homer Simpson
169 Cherry L;me Doylestown, PA .18901 (215) 348-2261 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ice Hockey 10-12; Intrmnurals "One day you look up and there's life's rearview mirror and disappearing into the distm1ce all the roads you left behind. You look back enough to feel the longing, then you give yourself a smile." -Trey Anastasio
2120 Country View Lane Lmsdale, PA 19446 (215) 616-2405 St. Helena Soccer; LCS; SADD; Intramurals; Ski Club "Victories that are easy are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting." -Herny Ward Beecher
C. Keenan
Matthew F. Kane
Louis I. Katsis
Edward
7713 Keiffer Street Philadelphia, P1\ 19128 (215) 482-3160 Immaculate Heart of Mary Golf 10-12; Intramurals; LSC 11-12 "'w11enit comes to girls and relationships ... I don't get my feet wet ... I just jump from raft to raft."
1206 North Howard Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 (215) 423-6863 St. j\fichael SADD 11-12; Amnesty International 11-12; Latin Club 11-12 "If you love something, let it go; if it comes back to you, then it's yours." -Dl\IX
805 Brighton Street Philadelphia, PA 1911 l (215) 342-5472 Presentation BVM LSC; Crew 10; Ski Club; Ice .H0< 11-12 "Life moves pretty fast; if you de stop to look around once in a wr you might miss it." -Ferris B,
Brendan T. Kelly
Kenneth C. Kempf
Br'ett R. Kochanowicz
2118 Oakdale Avenue Glenside, PA 19038 (215) 884-3556 "I'm gonna watch bluebirds fly over my shoulder. I'm gonna watch you pass me by maybe when I'm older." -Candy, f/eft<etUnderground
2354 Geneva Avenue Glenside, PA 19038 (215) 887-7177 St. Luke the Evangelist Football; Lacrosse; Student Council 10-11 "Gone are the days we stopped to decide; where we should go, we just ride." -Robert Hunter
511 Parkhollow Lane 路 Philadelphia, PAJ9111 (215) 725-6462 St. Martin of Tours Football; Track. 10-11; Spanish C "Many situations can be clarified the passing of time.", -"TI1eodoreIsaac F
oslav Kovaliv
Joseph T. Lanzalotti
Thomas A. Larner
5 Hasbrook Avenue adelphia, PA 19111 ,) 379-5534 Lmciation of BVi\I ni, Vecli, Vici."
800 Burgess Street Philadelphia, PA 19116 (215) 552-9419 St. Christopher Tennis 9-11; SADD 10-11; Outdoor Adventure Club 10-11 "No, I don't believe in an afterlife, but just in case, I ,un bringing a clean pair of underwear." -Woody Allen
1402 East Fernbtook Drive Warrington, PA 18976 (215) 343-5549 St. Cyril of.Jerusalem Track; Soccer 9-10; Cross Country 11 "For me, La Salle has been like a fine wine. It only got better over the years."
.o G. Laruffa
Michael J. Leonard
Thomas A. Leonard
Gwynedd Valley Drive nedd Valley, PA 19437 699-2473 >seph ;nt Council 9-11 (Freshman, omore President); Ski Club 9'.espect Life 10-11; LSC a jungle out there! You gotta for #1, but don't step in #2. so to all you graduates as you go 1to the world my advice to you DON'T GO! It's rough out . Move back with your parents, em worry about it." 路 -Rodney Dangerfield
3135 Brighton Street Philadelphia, PA 19149 (215) 338-4468 St. Matthew Crew 9-10; Intramurals; Spanish Club 10; LSC 11; NHS 11-12 "Life it seems a stmgg;le between what we think, what we see. I'm not going to chm1ge my ways just to please you or appease you." -Dave Matthews B,md
2716 Brown Street Philadelphia, PA 19130 (215) 232-3309 St. Francis Xavier Crew, NHS 11-12; LSC 12 "Take your time, think a lot. Think of every thing you've got, for you will still be here tomorrow, but your clremns may not." -Cat Stevens
-Julius Caesar
George D. Lozowski
Sean R. Luhks
Patrick R. Luschini
1735 Loney Street Philadelphia, PA 19111 (215) 342-9925 Resurrection of Our Lord Yearbook 10-12; NHS 11-12; Latin Club 10-12; B,md 9-10 "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of." -Benjamin Franklin
645 Burgundy Place Yardley, PA 19067 (215) 369-0670 Crew; LSC; NHS 11-12; SADD; Latin Club 11-12; Wisterian 12 "It's foll of phonies; all you do is study to be able to buy a ... Cadillac someday; you have to make believe you give a damn if the football team loses; ... everyone sticks together in dirty little ... cliques." -J.D. Salinger, The Catcherin the ~ye
1909 Briarcliffe Avenue Meadowbrook, PA 19046 (215) 947-1557 St. Hilary of Poi tiers Crew 9-10; Ski Club; Art Club 1 Amnesty International 10-11; Lati Club 10-1 l "Please repeat after me, tl1ere's 01 one rule ... I will not lose!"
Gregory P. Madden
Brian P. Madeira
Brian F. Mallon
965 Sunset Drive Blue Bell, PA 19422 (215) 643-6412 Epiphany of Our Lord Crew; Cross Country 9-10; B,md; Intr.umirals; NHS 11-12 "Even if you are on tl1e right track, you will get rnn over if you sit there." -Will Rogers
401 Greenwood Avenue Wyncote, PA 19095 (215) 572-1148 Immaculate Conception Football 11-12; Lacrosse; Track 1012 "Youse all spoiled; I'm gonna work my way out of the 'Borough." -l\ndrew Fox
148 Centennial Road Warminster, PA 18974 (215) 672-8457 St. John Bosco WEXP; Stage Crew 12 "So I must bear, as lightly as I c2 tl1e destiny that fate has given m I know well against necessity, ag, its strength, no one can fight and . " wm. -Aeschylus, Prometheus
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ericho Road ton, PA 19001 386-9307 Ski Club 10 06 miles to Chicago. We've got ru1kof gas, half a packet of tes. It's dark and we're wearing sses. Hit it." 路 and Elwood, TheBlues Brothet:i-
Michael A. Manzi
Gabriel J. Marabella
1904 Juniata Road Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 630-6689 St. Francis of Assisi Baseball, Basketball 9-11, SADD 910, LSC 11-12, Intramurals, NHS 1112 "\Vhat do you want to know? ... only what the world wants to !mow ... W1iatdoes the world wru1t to know? The world wru1ts to know if you are brave."
7802 Lincoln Drive Philadelphia, PA 19118 (215) 242-3547 Our Lady of I\Iount Carmel Football; Basketball; Baseball 9-10; Golf 12; NHS 11-12; Student Council 11-12; LSC 11-12; SADD "111en we got parted, separated like the seas, felt like I was all alone in a different country; but now we're back together and never shall we part, fow1d the link, got electricity, here stand tall!" -G. Love
Anthony eristown Road =11, PA 19422 43-6164 .ny of Our Lord t Council; Football 9-11 the fool."
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308 Spruce Road Flourtown, PA 19031 (215) 233-3896 St. Genevieve LSC 10-11; SADD 10-11; Art Club 9-10 "Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path imd leave a trail."
Daniel T. Marvin 8242 Brookside Road Elkins Park, PA 19027 (215) 635-1378 St. Junes Respect Life (President); .I\Iock Trial 9-10, 12; LSC 11-12, Intnunurals 1012 "Citizens may be born free; they are not born wise. Therefore, the business of liberal education in a democracy is to make free men . " wise. -F. Chrunpion Ward
Jeffrey S. Masiak
James E. Massino
Thomas R. Mattern
P.O. Box 195 1613 Stonington Circle Gwynedd, PA 19436 (215) 699-8843 St. Rose of Lima Cross Country 9-10; Wrestling 9-10; Ski Club 9,11; Track 11; Band 9-10 "Ernest Hemingway once wrote, 'The world is a fine place and wortl1 fighting for.' I agree with the second part." -i\lichael Freeman
3008 Hemlock Drive Norristown, PA 19401 (610) 278-2050 Wrestling 9, lntr,unurals, LSC 9-10, SADD 9 & 12, Freshman l\1entor 12 "Powers tl1at judge c,umot kill me, but only make me stronger. I don't see why eve1ybody gotta feel as though they can tell me how to live my life - let me live baby, let me live." -Tupac
3525 Vista Street Philadelphia, PA 19136 (215) 624-0889
Joseph A. Mattioli
Thomas M. McCaffery
Frank R. McCloy
815 Glenn Street Philadelphia, PA 19115 (215) 677-3741 St. Albert the Great Soccer; Lacrosse 9-1 l(Captain); SADD 11; LSC 9-11 "That which does not kill me makes me stronger." -Nietzsche
980 Lmghorne Yardley Road Langhorne, PA l 904 7 (215) 752-9060 Our Lady of Grace Football(Captain 12); LSC 12; Track 10 "If a problem comes along you must whip it." -Devo
976 Princeton Place Warminster, PA 18974 (215) 674-9091 St. Cyril Football 10; \X!EXP 12 "Well here I go, off to bigger 路 better things. Forgi\ce me if I I look back, but the future lies a not in tl1epast."
ert J. McCreight
Ryan P. McDowell
Emmett E. McGowan
St. Denis Lane rtown, PA 19083 853-2374 e111s )all; Basketball 9; Track; SADD rards die many times before ieaths; The valiant never taste of but once. Of all the wonders yet have heard, It seems to me swmge that men should fear; 5 that death, a necessary end, ::ime when it comes."
10228 Murty Lane Philadelphia, P :\ 19116 (215) 677-2458 llfatemity I3VM Science Club 11-12; Band 11; Amnesty Intemational 11-12 "Men play at tragedy because they do not believe in the reality of the tragedy, which is actually being staged in the civilized world."
2722 Taft :\venue North Hills, P:\ 19038 (215) 886-8221 Queen of Peace Football; Basketball; Baseball 9 "\v'e were only having fon, wasn't hurting anyone, and we all enjoyed the weekend for a ch~mge." -Billy Joel
:IJ. McLaughlin
Frank C. Meola
James S. Mikochik
]1eny Lme ell, P:\ 19422 (77-9576 :~na 11;Track; LSC 10-12; S:\DD
174 Grey horse Road Willow Grove, P1\ 19090 (215) 659-3172 St. David Tennis; LSC; :\rt Club; Lab Intern; NHS "\v'e need the sense that our reach c;m exceed our grasp. \'{'e need something to believe in, something to inspire us to better ourselves."
10 "\berdeen Terrace Wayne, P :\ 19087 (610) 975-5855 St. Catherine of Siena Band; German Club; NHS 12; Outdoor :\dventure Club 11-12 "\X,11oeversays that they never had a chance in life never took one."
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:day's over my shoulders, so I ,ok back for too long, there's > much to see waiting in front md I know that I c;m't go
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Gregory N. Miller
Michael D. Miller
51 Teal Drive Lmghorne, PA 19047 (215) 741-1222 St. Ignatius of Antioch Amnesty International 9-10; Respect Life 9-11; Latin Club 11; Freshman J\lentor 11-12; Cross Cmmt1y 9-11 "The one thing I know for sure is that indecision may or may not be my problem." -Jimmy Buffet
1395 Gwynedale Way Lansdale, PA 19446 (215) 393-8008 Corpus Christi Crew; LSC 11-12; Cross Cmmt1y 9 "I see myself as a huge fie1y comet, a shooting star. Everyone stops, points up tU1(1 gasps 'Oh look at .And I'm that!' Then-whoosh! gone ... ,md they'll never see anything again ... ,md they won't be able to forget me---ever." -Jim Morrison
2931 Sunnycrest Road Willow Grove, PA 19090 (215) 659-3368 St. John of the Cross Band; Ski Club "It takes as much courage to ha' tried and failed as it does to hav tried and succeeded." -Anne J\1orrow Lind
Andrew C. Monaghan
Justin R. Morace
Nathaniel L. Moss
408 J\Iaple Avenue North Hills, PA. 19038 (215) 885-1384 Queen of Peace The Wisterian 12; LSC; Inmm1Urals 9 "]\ Iaybe friends are so important to n1e because vou c-m't ever have enough of tl~em. They're your allies in life, m1elyou c,m't get very far without them. Even if you do go far on vour own, without friends to sha~e your success with, what's the point?" -Pat Croce
8410 Strahle Terrace Philadelphia, PA 19111 (215) 722-1172 St. Cecilia Cross Country (Captain 12); Track "I have given you all the seeds of the Earth to use." -Genesis
402 West J\Iount Ai1y Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19119 (215) 248-1437 Football; SADD 11-12; Spani, 10-12; Track 9 "'l ou trying to be like me on t invent. I know I ain't perfect 路 99% perfect."
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Brian K. Murray
'.3 Harness Drive South rrington, PA 18976 5) 343-0313 :w 1e road of life is rocky ,md you y stumble too so just remember t while you point your finger 11eoneelse is judging you." -Bob Marley
24 Elbow Lane Lansdale, PA 19446 (215) 368-7213 St. Stanislaus Golf 11-12; Soccer 9; Cross Country 11; Track 9-10; LSC 11-12; Spanish Club 9-10 "'\:.'ouhave brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself ,my direction you choose." -Dr. Seuss
422 N Sterling Road Elkins Park, PA 19027 (215) 887-6828
.ilip T. Nigon ) Gulph Hills Road :inor, PA 19087 0) 519-9357 Gregory 111is9,11; B,md; Lab i\fanager 10WEXP ll-12; Intramurals man's life is a book in which he ;nds to write one thing, but ends writing another."
Matthew L. O'Connor
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329 South Fourth Street North Wales, P 1\19454 (215) 699-1807 St. Rose of Lima Football "If I don't meet you again in this world, I'll see you in the next, so don't be late." -]immy Hendrix
272 Delmont Avenue Warminster, PA 1897 4 (215) 675-5410 St. Joseph Lab lvfanager; Forum (Secretary 12); NHS 11-12; Chorus 9-10 "To make an apple pie from scratch you must first create the universe." -Carl Sagan
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Dennis P. O'Donnell
Michael B. O'Donnell
Thomas M. O'Keefe
2 I.:::inderRoad Conshohocken, PA 19428 (610) 825-1779 St. Philip Neri Crew; LSC l l-12 "American women act and dress as though they're going to give you the world. Then, when you stick out your hand, they put an ice cube in it." -Kurt Vonnegut
6 Elmwood Avenue Narberth, PA 19072 (610) 664-0799 St. i\fargaret Crew 9-10; B~md; SADD ll; LSC 12 "So before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it's been. ... a few more times that I can say I've loved these days." -Billy Joel
1925 i\ faplewood Avenue Abington, PA 19001 (215) 657-4656 Our Lady Help of Christians Soccer 9-10; Crew "If everything seems to be going well, then you obviously don't krn what's going on." -Murphy's l
Michael P. Olshansky
Ryan
1681 Winchester Drive Blue Bell, PA 19422 (610) 277-4779 St. Helena Wrestling 9-10; Wisterian 10-11 "An empty bowl needs to be filled, a full bowl needs to be emptied"
815 East Gravers Lane Wyndmoor, PA 19038 (215) 233-4456 Our Mother of Consolation Football; Basketball 9-11; Freshmen Mentor 11-12 I've always believed that if you put in the work, the results will come. I don't do the things half-heartedly. Because I know if I do, tl1en I Gm expect half-hearted results." -Michael Jordan
J. Overcash
Christopher M. Overholt 8420 Rising Stm Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19111 (215) 745-4378 St. Cecilia Intramurals; Cross Cow1t1y 9; Staf Crew 9 "Celebrate we will because life is short but sweet for certain. \Ve di on two by two, to be sure tl1ese d continue." -Dave i\fatthews B
o. F. Owens
Timothy M. Palilonis
Ryan K. Parfitt
v'est Allens Lane :lelphia, PA 19119 247-5633 1thianBaptist Church )all; Track; Student Council; 11-12 a, we are the supreme squad. :an dremn hard but reality is we the dream cars, date the queen s, boast the best ball. \Xle as , it gets."
155 West Georgianna Drive Richboro, PA l 8954 (215) 355-9455 St. Bede the Venerable Soccer; NHS 11-12; LSC 10-12; Freshman 1fentor 11; Student Council 12; Basketball 9-10; SADD "I'm not afraid. Sometime, Rock, when the team is up against it, when things were wrong - tell them to go in there with all they've got and win one for the Gipper. I don't know where I'll be then, Rock. But I'll know about it, ,m I'll be happy." -K11Hte Rockne
5 Wingate Court flourtown, .PA 19031 (215) 402-0944 St. Genevieve Baseball; Football; Ski Club 10-11 "I'm number one; that's the end of the st01y" -Slick Rick
s Park
William C. Parker
Michael P. Parson
ennard Street elphia, PA 19116 673-5837 ristopher 1-12; NHS 11-12; SADD 11nnis; Latin Club 9 hall not cease from exploration, .e end of all our exploring will ctrrivewhere we started ,md the place for the first time." -T.S. Elliot
341 Stm Valley Drive Ambler, PA 19002 (215) 540-2692 Football 9-11; Track "Now existence does not lie in existence., but in thinking about perishing. Pleasure does not lie in pleasure but in contemplating disaster. Now that you have already powered the source of such changes, why do you trouble yourself about the future flow of events?"
6819 Rutlm1d Street Philadelphia, PA 19149 (215) 722-0915 Our Lady of Ransom Soccer (Captain 12); Basketball (Captain 12); Football 10-11 "Computer gmnes don't affect kids' minds, I mean, if Pac-Man affected us kids, we'd all run around a darkened room with flashing lights munching pills ,md listening to repetitive music."
Brent R. Parsons
Jeffrey C. Paul
Leo B. Pedrotty
199 Sch~mDrive Churchville, P 1\ 18966 (215) 322-9635 St. Bede the Venerable "Fight for what you believe in, stand up to any obstacle, and find utopia in this world of deception."
1416 Revelation Road lvieadowbrook, PA 19046 (215) 947-3883 Our Lady Help of Christians Swimming (Captain 12); Drama; Crew 10-12; German Club; Band "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." -ivlartin Luther King Jr.
23 Bruce Drive Holhmd, PA 18966 (215) 860-0338 St. Bede the Venerable Football "Sorry, the boy doesn't get out much." -Bi
James M. Pickens
Edward M. Pigeon
Sean F. Pinkerton
380 Kemvood Drive Wayne, PA 19087 (610) 254-8062 Ski Club; Art Club; LSC "A11yway,you'll never know the many ways I've tried." -Paul l\kCartney
613 Apache Lane Plymouth l\Ieeting, PA 19462 (610) 828-9074 Epiphany of Our Lord Football 10-11; WEXP 12 "Try not. Do or do not. There is no try." -Yoda
182 Chapel Drive Holland, PA 18966 (215) 364-1330 St. Bede the Venerable Soccer 9-11 "I can see why I got picked fo1 employee of the month, everyc says they always work harder " I'm around." -Homer Si
.pa Polychronakis
Christopher P. Potestio
Nicholas B. Przybylowski
. Fort \Vashington Avenue vashington, PA 19034 591-0297 >honsus e are two paths you can go by, the long nm, there is still time nge the road you are on." -Led Zepplin
131 Dale Avenue Willow Grove, PA 19090 (215) 659-6281 St. David Cross Country; Track; Basketball 9; Student Council 11-12; LSC(President 11-12); NHS 11-12; Spanish Club 9-10; Wisterian 9-10 "At this moment, these mOlmtains, desert floor, and endless sky are nothing but the heavens. The scent these winds bring on this glorious morning carry only a hint of what's to come this night." -....of a revolution
399 Cinnamon Drive Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 938-7438 St. Albert the Great Hockey; Band "'CT1etruth is something that you should tell unless you are as exceptionally good liar."
rt J. Quero Ii 1errieRoad elphia, PA 19115 677-1549 ning; Crew 10-11 ting isn't everything. It's the only
Christopher C. Ransom
David H. Read
8012 Mars Place Philadelphia, PA 19153 (215) 482-2800 St. Charles Ice Hockey "A lie which is a half truth is the blackest of all lies." -Beast, X-1vfen
1320 Barton Drive Fort Washington, PA 19034 (215) 628-2407 St. Anthony Football 9; Track 11; Crew; Spanish Club 10-12; NHS 11-12(President); LSC "It's a magical world, Hobbes. Ol'buddy ..... Let's go exploring!" -Calt.inand 1-lobhes
' -Vince Lombardi
Harry B. Reese
Charles P. Reilly
David J. Rhoads
2236 Berks Road Lansdale, PA 19446 (215) 699-1889 St. Helena Ice Hockey, Spanish Club "It is always the best swimmers who drown." -l\fonsieur Le Vicomte de Valmont
915 Hallowell Street Conshohocken, PA 19428 (610) 825-5938 Saints Cosmas 路,md Damian Football; SADD 9-10; Wisterian 1012 (Asst. Editor); LSC 11-12; Anmesty International 9-10; Track 9; NHS 11-12 "Two roads diverged in a wood ,md I-I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference." -Robert Frost
2062 Weber Road L~msdale,PA 19446 (610) 584-1247 St. Rose of Lima Football 9-11, Spanish Club 9, SADD 10-12 "Your stomach in, your chin Uf listen boy, don't look me in the I'm over here, your over there, have the same pain to bear, we' on the same road to somewher -Strati
Brendan R. Rueter
Christopher C. Salvitti
Jeffrey P. Saunders
10720 Crestmont Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19154 (215) 632-7156 Our Lady of Calvary Football; Crew 9; SADD 10-12; Ski Club 9-10; Respect Life 11-12; Amnesty International 11-12 "The difference between involvement and commitment is like ,m eggs and ham breakfast: the chicken was involved - the pig was committed."
1292 Turnbury Lane North Wales, PA 19454 (215) 699-1873 St. Rose of Lima Ski Club "Purple Haze all in my brain, lately things don't seem the same, actin' funny but I don't know why, 'scuse me while I kiss the sky." -]imi Hendrix
31 Waln Lane Langhorne, PA 19047 (215) 752-1687 Our Lady of Grace Art Club 9-10; Cross Country Photo Club 10 "Empty yourself of everything the mind become still. The ten thous,md things rise and fall wl the self watches their return." -Tao Te
gory B. Schaible
Matthew G. Scott
Michael J. Seelaus
l Grant Avenue Bell, PA 19422 ) 272-8509 [elena ball; Football; German Club 9-
139 Executive Drive l\ Iaple Glen, PA 19002 (215) 540-5372 St. Alphonsus Football; LSC 11-12 "If I had a dollar for evety dollar I spent, then yahoo!, because then I'd have all my money back."
1707 Penns Lane Maple Glen, PA 19002 (215) 643-3214 St. Alphonsus Crew; Cross Countty 9; Ski Club 910; Track 9; German Club 11-12 "Insanity is like virtual reality, without the bulky gloves and helment." -Derek Wilken
ebrate we will because life is t but sweet for certain. \Ve're Jing two by two to be sure these continue." -Dave lvfatthews Band
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:s P. Sheridan
David E. Skoien
Joseph F. Slabinski
Vigard A venue lelphia, PA 19128 482-0299 culate Heart of i\foy
320 Windsor Way North Wales, PA 19454 (215) 699-5689 St. Rose of Lima NHS 11-12; Baseball; LSC 10-12; Soccer 9-11; Track 9-10; German Club; Cross Countty 12 "If one advances confidently in tl1e direction of his dreams, ~md endeavors to live tl1e life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours." -Henry David Thoreau
4364 East T11ompson Street Philadelphia, PJ\ 19137 (215) 831-8221 St. John Cantius Golf "I would keep playing, I don't think the heavy stuff will come down for quite a while." -Carl, G1dcfyshc1ck
Graham C. Smith
Javed P. Sondhi
Paul J. Stabile
8615 i\[ontgome1y Avenue Wyndmoor, P 1\ 19038 ('.215)233-1666 Band; Drama 11; Lab i\Lmager 1112 "Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen."
230 Cedar Place Wayne, P 1\ 19087 (610) 995-2807 St. Katherine of Siena Ski Club 11-12; B:U1d11-12; LSC 1012 "Those who master others have force; those who master themselves have strength."
113 Chilton Road Langhorne, PA 19047 (215) 860-2232 St. Andrew Robotics Club "Ask not what I c,m do for you, why on Earth you can't do it y0t self"
Michael T. Steffa
Ryan W. Stillwell
Mark A. Swanson
102 Grant Drive Holland, PA 18966 (215) 860-7157 St. Bede the Venerable Soccer; SJ\DD 11; LSC 11-1'.2 "I never let my schoolin' interfere with my education." -Huck Finn
1525 11ulberry Circle Warminster, PA 18974 (215) 343-2723 St. Robert Bellarmine Football; NHS 11-12; Lacrosse 1011; Tri.est House 12 "Sometimes life seems like a dream, especially when I look down and see I forgot to put on my pants." -Jack I-:hmdey
3896 Smoke Road Doylestown, P 1\ 18901 (267) 880-0774 St. Rose of Lima Cross Coru1t1y(Captai1112); Track(Captain 12); NHS; LSC; Student Council 11 "If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to say 'God is crying,' And if he asks , God is crying, another cute thin say is 'Probably because of soff you did."'
J.Thomas
Brett R. Thompson
Henry L. Thompson
tvfyrtleAvenue tenham, PA 19012 I 379-1707 aculate Conception l; Tennis 9; Wisterian 9; Stage r 10-12 1e is your enemy only if you let it won't let my future get away . me." -Sepultura
2565 Coldspring Road Lansdale, PA 19446 (215) 699-0860 Corpus Christi Wrestling 9-10; Crew 9; Gazebo 12; Amnesty International 12 "T110reau said, 'The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.' 111erefore I refuse to join the mass of 1nen!"
850 Tyson Avenue Roslyn, PA 19001 (215) 886-1161
11.aeiJ.Tierney
David M. Tucci
Christopher
\v'hitebriar Road iampton, PA 18966 322-1795 Lady of Good Counsel
11004 Lindsay Street Philadelphia, PA 19116 (215) 698-0916 St. Christopher Bowling 9; Ski Club 10 "This clog has a face ... the face of Jesus ... "
201 Atwood Road Erdenheim, PA 19038 (215) 233-5269 St. Genevieve Swimming; Baseball; Respect Life; Outdoor Adventure Club "It's time I sling the baskets off this overburdened horse, sink my toes into the grmmd and set a different course, 'cause if I were here and you were there, I'd meet you in between and not until my dying day, confess what I have seen." -Phish
tin
er look down on ~mybody s you're helping him up." -Reverend Jesse Jackson
J. Tuman
Michael Ryan Turner
Joseph J. Wallace
Michael B. Walls
2075 Pheasant Hill Road Lansdale, P J\ 19446 (215) 855-7256 Coq)us Christi Soccer; Track 9; Sp:mish Club; Intramurals; SADD "Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it's been." -'ll1e Grateful Dead
2606 \'(foods View Drive Bensalem, PA 19020 (215) 752-5489 St. Ephrem Hockey "Speak softly and carry a big stick." -Theodore Roosevelt
2110 Elbow Lane Hrn1tingdon Valley, PA 19006 (215) 947-7671 Our Lady Help of Christi,ms Yearbook; WE~7P 9, 11-12; LSC 路
Jeffrey D. Walter
Christopher W. Whelan
Richard P. Wise
P.O. Box 751 925 Lorien Drive Gv,rynedd, PA 19437 (215) 643-2592 St. Rose of Lima Amnesty International 12; SADD 1112; Spanish Club 11-12; \'x/EXP 1112 "If you can't remember it, then it never happened." -Sean William Scott, &ad T,ip
7207 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby, PA 19082 (610) 352-3369 St. Laurence Wrestling (Captain 12); Drama (Asst. Director.); Band; LSC 10-12; Chorus 9-10; Crew 9; Cross Country 10; WEXP 11-12; Stage Crew "God put me on tl1is Eartl1 to accomplish a certain number of tl1ings. At this rate I'll never die." -Calvin
528 Wartm,m Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 483-6617 Immaculate Heart of tfary Ice Hockey; Yearbook 12; Intr,unurals 12 "Do not follow where ilie patl1 lead. Go instead where there is path and leave a trail." -Muriel路/
>hen M. Wiseman
Roger C. Yeung
Gavin L. Young
East Cheltenh,un Avenue tdelphia, PA 19120 ) 342-2327 ecilia :at expectations lead to great >pointments."
315 Sonnet Lane Collegeville, PA 19426 (610) 489-4122 St. Eleanor Lacrosse 10-12; Latin Club 10-12 (President); LSC; Amnesty International 12;SADD ll-12;Tennis 10; NHS 11-12; Intramurals 12 "\X,11atwe do in life echoes in eternity." -i\Iaximus Decimus i\feridius,
728 Hillcrest "\venue Glenside, PA 19038 (215) 885-0326 St. Luke the Evangelist SADD 10-11; LSC 10-12; Cross Count1y 9; i\fock Trial 11-12; Ski Club 11-12 "Down on the crossroads seeing my dreams roll by out in the freight yard ready to do or die I'm gonna find my way. Time for me to nYAkea change. Nothing is holding me from riding in to my destiny." -Hot Sauce Johnson
Gladiator
John A. Zaro
Andrew P. Zoltowski
57 Highg;1te Lane Blue Bell, P1\ 19422 (215) 654-9221 Holy Savior Football 9-11; NHS 11-12; Crew; LSC; Student Council (Class V.P. 910, 12) "Sometimes the lights all shining on me, other times I can barely see, lately it occurs to me, what a long strange 路 trip it's been." -Grateful Dead
180 Greyhorse Drive \Villow Grove, PA 19090 (215) 659-1706 St. David Soccer 1O; SADD; LSC "The solution to all life's problems is getting started."
Tom Gorman feeling extra creative in his Creative Writing class.
Abbott, Kevin J. 54 Abbott, Patrick J. 46 Achey, David A. 46 Ackason, Channing K. 54 Ackerman, William B. 169 A.dams, Russell J. 54 A.dams, Matthew P. 62, 82 Adams, Sean F. 46 Adams, Timothy B. 46, 139 A.ddesi, Domenick P. 76, 169 A.ffel, Nicholas M. 46 Agnew, Sean M. 54 r\hern, Sean C. 62, 111 Ahern, Conor D. 46 A.honkhai, Imoniri V. 72, 169 r\lfarano,John C. 6, 105, 169 Alger, Brother Don 35 Allegretti, Bemardino A. 62, 111 Allen, Gregory T. 46 Allmond, Andrew T. 169 Alonso, Michael J. 54, 96, 129, 145, 164 . Alston, Andrew Robert 76, 169
,-\luise, Michael V. 62, 129 A.mole, Gerald P. 62, 147 Anders, Seth R. 76, 170 J\ndrews, Stephen P. 96, 170, 213 Andris, Matthew R 54 Angiolillo, Mr. Mark 43 Antczak, Christopher J. 76, 108, 170 r\rchibald, Timothy S. 54 Arentz, Christopher M. 46 Ashton, Nicholas A. 170 Assaf, Mr. Frederick 20, 22, 105, 116,118 Aviles, Ivlichael W. 54 A.y, ChristopherJ. 62 Ayuen,James 118, 119 A.zeff, Daniel H. 11, 62 Azofra- Arrizabalaga, Inigo 62, 118 Babin, Drew T. 62 Babnew, David R. 62, 147 Badolato, Sean D. 170 Baer,Mrs. Marie19, 38 Bagdis,Jeffrey A. 46, 85, 111 Baillie, Brian P. 76, 120, 131, 145,164,166,170,213 Baker, Fredrick C. 46 Barbieri, Ryan D. 54
Barbuto, Dominick W. 54 Barna, Mr. Thomas 11, 34 Barrett, John W. 54, 137 Barry, Christopher M. 62 Barry, Colin M. 46 Bars by, George W. 54, 129 Bartkowski, BradleyJ. Bartynski, Andrew M. 54, 171 Bartynski, David A. 141, 142, 171 Basalyga, Garrett N. 46, 87 Bateman, Paul V. 54 Battin,James M. 54 Battista,Jonathan A. 46,82 Baumgardner, Robert]. 62, 106 Beale, Cl1ristopher P. 114, 171 Beale,Justin C. 54 Beard, ScottJ. 62, 148 Beaty, Patrid( R. 62 Becher, Patrick A. 62, 154 Beck,RyanS. 76, 171 Beck, Andrew J. 46 Bednarz, Gregory J. 62, 89 Behr, Mr. James 43 Bell, Christopher J. 62 Bell, Terrell C. 46 Bello, Patrick J. 171 Bender, Robe.rt H. 54, 83 Bene, Mr. Rocco 37 Benincasa, Kevin J. 46 Benincasa,Justin A. Bennett, Ryan H. 76, 171, 106 Benz, William D. 46 Bergman, Mitchell Fiorentini 111 Bibu, Steve P. 46 Bidus, Kyle M. 46 Bielecki, MarkJ. 46 Bielecki, Stephen E. 62, 154 Binder, Gerard J. 62 Bisirri, Joseph E. 46 Black, Brandon M. 62, 137 Blagrave, Kevin M. 46, 85 Blake,Joseph G. 76, 171 Blanco, Mr. Gabriel 18, 28, 118 Blaney, Christopher 62 Bloh, Thomas W. 70, 92, 93, 96,146,147,172,213 Bloh, Mr. Dennis 24, 138, 139 Bocchino, Michael V. 62, 129 Bommentre, Brent A. 62 Bonanni, Anthony A. 62, 145 Bondiskey, IvlichaelJ. 76, 172 Bongiovanni, Richard A. 36, 104, 105, 172, 213 Bono, Andrew S. 46 Borek, A.dam D. 62 Borkowski,Joshua E. 76, 89, 172 Borrell, William G. 46 Bowers, Nicholas D. 152, 153, 172 Brader, Mr. Rodney 42
Brady, Andrew P. 46 Brannon, Eric 62, 164 Brassell, Robert F. 54 Brechbill, Nicholas J. 46 Breen, Christopher.G. 172 Breen, Mrs. Lastenia 28, 82 Brelsford, Anthony C. 62 Brennan, Cole M. 46 Bresnalian, Philip J. 46 Brett, Patrick F. 46 Breznicky, David M. 46 Breznicky,Jason T. 62 Britt, Timothy E. 54 Britton, Steven M. 46 Broderick, Matthew E. 62 Brogan, Sean A. 62, 84 Bryant,Joshua M. 62 Buck, Andrew J. 46 Buckley, Daniel J. 132, 133, 134, 148, 173 Bui,Joseph T. 76, 131, 173, 2 Buonocore, Michael H. 173 Bur, Mark I. 14, 46 Burke,Joseph A. 54 Burke, Mr. Les 158 Byrnes, Patrick R. 54 Cadwell,Justin L. 13, 173 Caglia, David A. 54 Cahill, Christopher M. 46 Calista, Derek J. 54, 143 Caltabiano, Mark T. 46 Calvitti, Eric E. 129, 46 Campbell, Price A. 46 Campbell, Ryan M. 54, 145 Campo, Brian J. 4, 31, 39, 76, 104, 105, 173, 213 Candelore,Joseph T. 46 Candia, David R. 76, 173 Cane, Christopher J. 46 Capaci, Charles J. 46, 82 Capaldo, Matthew J. 46, 82 Capetola, Matthew K. 62 Capozzi, Nicholas .J. 54 Cappelli,.J. Andrew 154, 17, Caracausa, Bradley D. 54 Cardella, Anthony R. 46 Careless, Robert M. 62 Carelli,JosephF. 111, 142, 1 Carey, Ian P. 62, 138, 139 Carfagno, I<:CvinM. 47, 147 Carman, Paul C. 47 Carnevale, Andrew C. 54 Carr,John M. 7, 40, 76, 82, 1 104,105,166,174,213 Carr, Mr. Ivlichael 98, 99 Carroll,Joseph J. 62, 153 Carroll, Philip T. 62, 153 Carvalho, Steven D. 81,174 Casey, T.Jeffrey 47 Catinella, Timothy J. 54 Caviston, Sean V. 62 Cawley, Raymond P. 174 Cerwinski, George H. 4 7 Chander, Chris top her T. 71 138, 139, 167, 174
Checco, Mr. Michael 37, 96 Checkovage, Michael J. 175 Chesnik, Mr. Mark 18, 32, 78, lO,113,213 Chesny, David L. 54, 145 Chiarello, Andrew 1\. 47 ::]11Dielewski,Brian M. 54, 129 '.]10, Bobby J. 10, 62, 107 :::iaverelli,Anthony A. 76, 175 :::iaverelli,:MichaelA. 4 7 :::iccaglione,IvfichaelJ. 62 :=iccimaro,Mrs. Ja.nice 36 :::iccimaro, Mr. Joseph 37, 89, 0 :::ifelli,Dominic M. 47 :::ipolla,Daniel J. 54, 100 :::ipolla,Mr. Daniel 18, 35, 167 :irelli, Mr. Charles 34 ]ark,James J. 54 ]arke,Joseph M. 175 ]ay, Matthew E. 47, 99 ]earkin, Brian F. 47, 147 :Ieary, Kyle J. 126, 175 ]ifford, Timothy L. 54, 110 ]oonan, Michael E. 175 :oghlan, Daniel A. 175 :ohen, Brett J. 54 :olangelo, Mrs. Angeline 23 :olbum,Jay C. 54, 96 :olibraro, Michael J. 62 :olistra, Mr. Joseph 18, 27 :ollins, Patrick J. 62, 154 .omey, D. Bryan 54 :omisak,Adam S. 158, 176 onicelli, Ca1men J. 62 onnor,SeanR. 76, 160, 176 onnor, r\.ndrew J. 54, 129 ook, Brother Kenneth 33 ooney, Brendan J. 63 ooney, Timothy B. 47 ooney,Jonathan N. 54 ooper, Ian J. 63 Joper,R. Vance 47 Jsella,JosephA. 54, 137, 148 Jstantino, Christopher C. 63, 1 )stanzo, Matthew V. 76, 176 )Stello, Matthew J 176 mrtney, Maxwell 54, 82, 137 )Valeski, Steven J. 54 )VOlus,Nicholas J. 54, 99 >yle,Ivfichael P. 4 7, 82 agin, Ivfichael P. 63, 96, 100 aig, Timothy P. 47 awford, Robert V. 47 eed, John F. 55, 129 oss, l<:evinJ. 72, 76, 154, i,213 otty, Brenda11J 72, 74, 76, ), 154, 176 )We, Mr. David 35 cinotta, Salvatore S. 63 mmins, Adam M. 154, 177 nningham, David J. 47 rcio, Christopher M. 63 rra11,Steven M. 63, 128 rry, PatrickJ 55 rtin, Ryan H. 47 Jok, David M. 55 \ddona, Mr. Dom 164 ~ey, Kevin P. 55 ley, Briat1 D. 177 ton, Patrick M. 167, 177,
213 D' Amico, Nicholas D. 63 Da11ella,James D. 76, 79, 177 D' Angelo, Mark J 63, 119 D'Angelo, Dr. Joseph 21, 22 Da11ielski,Brother Francis 18, 32, 80, 112, 113 Dauphinee, Andrew D. 47 Davis, Bryn C. 55 Davis, Philip L. 55 Day, Charles M. 148, 150, 177 Deak,James C. 47 DeAngelis, Rya11J. 63 DeCastro, Daniel J. 47 DeCree, John G. 路63, 82, 143 Dedic,Dino 63,98,118 DeGirolamo,John G. 63, 11 De Girolamo, Richard A. 47 Degna11, Andrew J 47, 213 Dela11ey,Patrick S. 55,14 Delaney,James D. 63 Delaney,John J. 76, 79, 158, 166, 177 DeLaurentis, Christopher W. 63 DeLaurentis, Mrs. Rita 40 Delic,AldinD.178,118 Demeter, Mrs. Megen 41 Dempsey,Jason P. 178 Dempsey, Rya11E. 47 Dempsey, Mr. Joseph 2, 19, 24, 100 Denny, Charles J. 33, 105, 178, 213 DePaul, Christopher L. 55, 145 Depman, Stephen C. 47 Derrick, Matthew 63, 129, 164 Desiderio, Jeremy M. 76, 88, 178 . Desiderio, Andrew D. 6, 47 Dever,Mrs. Patricia23 Devery,James J. 63, 89, 93 Devine,Mr. Patrick 39, 131 Di.Antonio, Philip A. 55 Diccicco,Ivfichael W. 76, 113, 178,213 Diccicco, Mrs. Fra11cesJacob 29, 82, 104,213 DiCicco, Anthony 55 Dick, Adam F. 4 7 DiClerico, Gabriel R. 72, 74, 76, 102,103,145,164,178,213 Diehl, Mr. David 158 Diehl, Ryan D. 179 Di.Julio, Anthony M. 63, 82, 84 DiLella, Fratik C. 15, 63, 96 DiMenna, Adam R. 4 7 DiPardo, Stephen T. 179. DiPasquale, Brother William 18, 38 Direnzo, Luke V. 47 DiSepio,John N. 63 Do, Nam Hoa11g 76, 104, 105, 179,213 Doerflein, Matthew R. 63 Doherty,John F. 34, 76, 90, 104, 105, 179, 213 Dola11,Mr. Michael 38 Dominick, Ivfichael P. 55 Donalme, Mrs. Linda 29, 75 104, 105,213 Donnelly, Thomas 47 Donoghue, Bria11R. 63 Donohoe, Brian M. 55, 123, 132, 134
Frank Meola: "I'm the king of the world!"
Donohoe, Kevin A. 48 Donohoe, Mr. Willi,un 27 Donova11, Mr. Michael 43 Dora11, Kevin A. 55, 137 Dougherty, Christopher R. 55 Dougherty, Ivfichael P. 55 Dougherty, ChristopherJ 63 Downing, Edward J. 55 Drayton, David R. 63 Driscoll, Michael J. 48, 147 Duckett, Timothy W. 48 Duffey, Da11ielE. 63, 96 Duncheskie, Mr. Stephen 34, 138, 139 Dunga11,Michael P. 55 Dunn, Andrew C. 48 Dunn, Gerald M. 48 Dunne, Christopher R. 55, 109, 147 Durkin, Corey 55 Durkin, Donald M. 179 Dwyer,JosephJ. 6, 55 Dwyer, Stephen J. 55 Dwyer, Timothy F. 55 Ebbecke, Thomas J. 48 Ecker,Joshua P. 55 Edelen,JamesJ. 76, 111, 146, 147, 179 Ega11,Kevin P. 48, 139 Elliott, Kyle M. 148, 150, 180
Elliott, Peter T. 148, 180 Ellis, Michael F. 48 Escobar, Marlio A. 63 Esposito, Louis J 48 Eva11s,Mr. Gerald 18, 35, 75, 104,213, 106 Evans, Mrs. Jime Kelly 23 Falcone, Mr. Joseph 30, 148 Fatniletti, ChristopherJ. 48 F amiliara11,Gabriel M. 48 Farina, George S. 63, 111 Farrington, Stephen 1\. 55 Fasoline,Jatnes D. 55 Faunce,Mr. Steven 146, 147 Fay, Bria11C. 180 Fazio, Da11iel 63, 160 Federico,Joseph 64 Fedorowicz,Joseph P. 48, 131, 144,164 Fedyna, Sean D. 64, 126, 132, 134 Feeley, Kevin P. 55, 129 Fegley,Mark 48 Feldma11,Michael A. 55 Fellmeth, Benjatnin A. 48 Ferrick, Thomas S. 55, 141 Ferrie, Timothy G. 64, 131, 144, 145, 164 Ferrie, Da11ielI. 48
Ferrier, Robert C. 48 Ferro,John R. 64 Ferro, l'vfichaelJ. 48 Field, Luke R. 64 Field, Mrs. Elizabeth 25 Fields, Ryan K. 56 File, Mr. Daniel 24, 72, 103 Filipczak, Ryan S. 64 Finley, Matthew T. 8, 20, 25, 39, 84,102,103,104,105, 168, 180, 213 Finore,James P. 56 Fiorentini Bergman, Michael 56 Firely, Douglas C. 56 Fireoved, Christopher 48 Fisher,Jason A 64, 139 Fitzgerald, Sean F. 180 Fitzgerald, Colin P. 48 Fitzgerald, Mr. Bernard 26 Fitzhemy, Daniel J. 56 Fitzpatrick,RyanT. 56, 147 Fitzsimmons, Michael J. 146, . 147 Flood, l'vfichaelT. 64 Flood, Patrick T. 48 Flounders, Emer C. 15, 76, 180 Flynn, Sean D. 56 Flynn, Timothy J. 64, 163 Foell, l'vfichaelG. 48
Foglia, Paul L. 181 Foley, .A.ustinM. 56 Foley, Michael K. 64 Ford, Kenneth J. 56 Ford, Mrs. Ann 40 Ford, Daniel J. 64 Forkin,James A. 64 Fox, Thomas I. 56 Fox, Brian C. 64 Fragnito, Michael A. 14, 56 Franz, Eric J. 64 Franzen,AlexanderG. 64, 147 Frein, Christopher M. 153, 181 Frendreis, Brother Gerard 21, 22,213 Friel,EdwardJ. 164, 181 Friel, Ryan P. 48 Frost, Kevin P. 64, 158 Fullerton,James R. 104, 105, 181,213 Furey, William F. 56, 132, 134 Gab1yelski, Stephen G. 56,129 Galante, Anthony A 64 Galbally, Brian G. 64, 104, 213 Galbally, Christopher F. 56 Galbally, Edward J. 164, 181 Galen, Timothy M. 56 Gallagher, Kevin A. 64 Gallagher, Sean M. 64
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Gallagher, B1yan P. 181 Gallagher, William T. 64 Gallagher, Patrick J. 48, 139 Gallo, Mr. Joseph 42 Gambone, Ernest D. 65 Gambone, Kenneth J. 48, 96 Gannon, Patrick J. 48 Garcia, Luis E. Gardner, James P. 56, 110 Gardner, 路Kevin 56 Garofalo,MichaelA. 56, 147 Garofalo, Angelo C. 48 Garrity, Ryan C. 182 Garrity, T. Ian 79, 126, 182 Garvin, Timothy J. 56, 110 Garvin, ShawnJ. 142, 182 Garvin, Mrs. Theres a 31 Garwood, Brother Brendan 43 Garzone, Christopher J. 48 Gavin, l'vfichaelF. 182 Gavin, Christopher W. 48 Gdowik, Matthew E. 27, 83, 115,104,105,182,213 Geiger, Anthony W. 2, 17, 76, 82,87,182,213 Geiger, Erick F. 48, 82, 85, 87 Geiger, Mr. William 29, 83, 213 Geisel, Gerard J. 65 Genovese, Mr. Richard 37 Gernerd, Mark D. 76, 138, 139, 158, 167, 183, 213 Gerstemeier, Jonathan P. 65, . 84 Gesing, Mr. Charles 30 Gia.gna.cova.,Grego1y J. 56, 129 Gia.imo,John A. 48 Gibbons, Mr. Mark 22, 161, 213 Gibbons, Michael F. 65 Gibbons, David 48 Gigliotti, Nicholas C. 48 Gill, Mrs. Connie 23 Gill, Ryan R. 56 Gill,John F. 96, 115, 183 Gillespie, Brian J. 65, 92, 93, 106 Gillespie, Mr. Terrence 35 Gillin, Kevin L. 65 Gillin, Brian L. 48 Ginty, Sean P. 183 Ginty, Kyle J. 48 Girard, Daniel W. 183 Givnish, Gerald J. 56 Glaccum, Michael J. 48, 129 Gladu, Christopher M. 56 Gleason, Matthew C. 48 Glover, Christopher M. 48 Golden, Daniel N. 65 Good, Daniel C. 56, 99 Gorman, Thomas H. 76, 132, 134,135,148,183,213 Go1misky, Paul E. 48, 99 Gonnley,J. Christopher 56 Grace, Mr. John 15, 26 Grady, Mark P. 183 Gral1am, Micha.el E. 65, 123, 154 Gral1am, Edward C. 48 Grasso,Joseph G. 56 Gray, Stephen M. 56 Greaves, Cl1ristopherJ. 48 Green, Anthony P. 184 Gregoriadis, Gus 184 Gregorio, Nicholas A 48
Greiner, Philip M. 56, 137 Griffin-Shelley,EricE. 145, 18 Griffis, Martin E. 57 Griffis, Neil P. 57 Grossman, Darren R. 12, 42, 76,119,104,105,166,184,213 Guerra.,J oseph R. 57 Gugger, Philip R. 76, 79, 184 Guthrie, Gralia.m E. 57 Haenn,Joseph M. 57 Haenn, Matthew J. 184 Haggerty,Jolm D. 65 Halferty, Mark A 65 Hammond, Micha.el C. 65, 18: Ha.nd,Joseph P. 167, 185 Hand, Peter J. 48 Hanna, Micha.el P. Hannigan, Andrew W. 49 Ha.nssen, Mr. Tore 36 Ha.rkins,James P. 57, 129 Harkins,Ja.son A 57 Harrigan, Steven E. 57 Hartey, Mr. Gerard 25 Haughton, Anthony M. 90, 9 185 Hayes, John J. 65 Healy, Pa.trick_J. 57, 138, 139 Heater, Ricky E. 65, 82 Hea.yn, David A. 57, 106, 110 147 Heck, Brendan M. 57 Heenan, Rory M. 57 Heleniak, Grego1y R. 57, 83, c Hemerka., Bryan W. 90, 112, 185 Henwood, Matthew G. 65 Heron, Brendan P. 49, 153 Herzog, Matthew L. 185 Heselpoth, Kevin M. 57 Hess, Matthew J. 49 Hibbs, Mr. Thomas 23 Hicks, Ross M. 65 Hicks, Jona.than A 142, 185 Hicks, 路Christopher M. 49 Higgins, Daniel P. 49 Hilferty, Micha.el P. 7 6, 78, 8'. 99, 102, 186, 213 Hill, Pa.trick E. 65 Himes, Alexander L. 11, 49 Hinckle, Mr. Daniel 18, 27, 1( Hoa.gland, Christopher S. 13 186 Hocker,Jolm W. 49 Hogan, Brian S. 49 Hohenleitner, Mr. George 1( 17,28,82 Holbert, Micha.el D. 76, 186 Hohnes, Daniel J. 65, 90 Holwick, Tiniotl1y R. 57, 83 Holwick, Mr. Christopher 2 161 Hondros, Peter N. 57 Hondros, Alex C. 49 Hope, Timothy J. 186 Hopkins, Brian B. 49, 139 Hopkinson, Brett H. 186 Horvath,Joseph B. 154, 18 Horvath, Stephen G. 49 Horwedel, Timothy A. 65 Hotz, William C. 49, 82 Hughes, Robert J. 57 Hughes, Micha.el R. 65, 187 Hughes, Edward M. 187 Hughes, Micha.el J. 65
Iurley, Colin J'vL49 annacone, Stephen A. 57 '庐' 151 ?J1aS, Mr. Frank 43 l1lein,Kevin M. 49 1terrante, Douglas J. 57, 148 1terrante, John R. 49 tzi, Stephen M. 187 1ckson,Jordan z\. 57 tckson, Mr. Martin 39, 133, 15,158, 159 tcobsen, Matthew T. 57 tggers, Kent C. 49, 139 u1ton, Reverend Anthony 40, I
umetti, Christopher A. 57 Lvie,Jason D. 57 .ffers,ChristopherD. 65, 138, ,9, 148 itner, Mrs. Stephanie 31, 107 nkins, Michael W. 57 >hn,Andrew J. 65, 153 ,hn, Kyle P. 187 ,1111, Mrs. Kathleen 37 ,hnson, Matthew F. 57 ,hnson, Christopher J. 49 ,hnson, Mr. Francis 32, 131,
7 nes, Ryan 187 rfi, Francis J. 49 ahan, Andrew C. 65, 107 ammerer, Brad G. 65 :me, Gary E. 76, 126, 129, 188 me, Matthew F 158, 187 mof,Jeffrey C. 49 upchuk, Andrew W. 57 'ltsis, Louis I. 188 mfmann, Patrick K. 65 :enan, Edward C. 188 :enan, Patrick V. 49 :enan, Mr. John 39 :ir, Clayton C. 57, 99 :ller,Jonathan J. 57 :lley,Michael E. 65, 120, 136,
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Kolesky, DavidJ. 65 Konieczny,Nicholas B. 57 Koons, Timothy P. 65, 154 Kopicki, Paul H. 57, 143 Kornfeind, John l\L 57 Kornfeind, Louis F. 65 Kovaliv, Yaroslav 189, 118 Kozeniewski,Jeffrey M. 57 I(rauss, Eric J. 58 Krenski, Justin J. 58 Kuch, David 96, 118, 119 Kuch, Isaiah 118, 119 Kuch, i\:Iichael 118, 119 Labosky,John N. 49 Lackes, Brother Charles 29 Ladley, Christopher D. 65, 107, 123 Lagreca, Anthony M. 65 Lampman, Russell T. 65 Lanzalotti,Joseph T. 189 Lanzilotta, Paul F. 49 Lamer, Thomas A 76, 189 Laruffa, Carlo G. 189 Lasky,John R. 65, 154 Laub,Joseph P. 65, 213 Lawless, Edward B. 58, 129 Leal1y,William J. 50 Leahy,Mr. William 33, 154, 155 L'Ecuyer, .AndrewJ. 58 Lee, Eric J. 65 Leimbacli, Sean 50 Leonard, Michael J. 76, 189 Leonard, Thomas A. 76, 189 Le tier, Nicholas C. 66 Levin, Sean M. 66, 107 Levins, Michael G. 58 Levins, Robert J. 50 Lewis,James D. 50 Lewis, Christi,111S. 58, 100 Lewis, Christim1 C. 66 Liberatore, Anthony J. 58 Licht:ner,Mr. Frank 36, 138, 139 Light, David E. 58, 91, 96 Lochocki,F. Conrad 66, 154 Lochocki,l\fr. Frank 155 Loftus, Matthew J. 58, 142 Loftus, Timothy \V 50 Lolosidis, George 66 Lolosidis, Aristides A 50 Long, Charles V. 58 Long, Ms. Donna 41 Lopit, Thomas A 66 Loughery, Willimn A. 58 Lowry, Bryan T. 50 Loscalzo, Mr. Al Lozowski, George D. 76, 83, 104, 105, 190,213 Luhks,Sem1R. 76,190 Lumbo, Noel S. 58 Luschini, Patrick R. 190 Lutsch, Kevin M. 50 Lyon, Steven C. 66, 84, 213 Lyons, Frmicis J. 66 MacFarlm1d, Rym1D. 66 Mackintosh, Andrew Y. 66 Madden, Matthew J. 58 Madden, Gregory P.13, 76, 91, 161, 162, 190 Madden, Shm1eC. 50 Madeira, Brim1P. 124, 145, 154, 190 Magarity, Kevin P. 58 Magee, Peter M. 50 Maggitti, Kevin F. 50, 85
Mal1er, l\Irs. Julia 21, 72, 213 Mahon, Thomas F. 50 Maida, Stephen J. 66 Maiden, Robert L. 50 Malmid, Timothy R. 50, 147 l\Ialmnut, Jmnes A. 50 Malkowsh, Michael A 58 Mallon, Brim1F. 190 Malloy, MichaelJ. 191 Malloy, Matthew S. 50 Maloney, Shm1eR. 50 Mm1cinelli,Louis A 66 l\hmion, Mr. David 28 l\Imizi, l\Iichael A 76, 148, 191 l\Iarabella, Gabriel J. 76, 120, 123, 132, 133, 134, 191 Marabella, Jonathm1 L. 191 l\Iariello, },nthonyJ. 191 Markley, Matthew T. 50 Maron, fason K. 50, 96 l\fartin, Trevor J. 58, 89 l\Iartin-Quereda, Mmmel 66, 118 l\Iartosella,Joseph l\L 50 Marvin, Dm1ielT. 76, 106, 191, 213 Marych, William C. 58, 153 l\fasiak,Jeffrey S. 192 Massaro, ,\nthony L. 50
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McDade, Shawn D. 66 McDade, Christopher B. 50 McDermott, Brendan G. 58, 129 McDermott, Ronan M. 66, 131, 164 McDonald, Daniel 66 McDowell, Garrett S. 58, 139 McDowell, Ryan P. 193 McElroy, Brian J. 67, 131, 145, 164 Mc Gillin, Brian A. 59 McGilloway, Kevin P. 50 McGinn, :tviichaelN. 59 McGlinn, Michael J. 51 McGonigle, PatrickJ. 59 McGorry,SeanF. 51 McGovern, Mrs. Diane 36, 87 Mc Gowan, Michael S. 9, 51, 193 McGowan, Emmett E. 72, 132, 133, 134, 159, 193 McGrath, Alex R. 51 McGurkin, Matthew G. 59 McLaughlin, Ian P. 59 McLaughlin, Michael J. 51 McLaughlin,DanielJ.145, 164, 165, 193 McLaughlin, :tvlichaelP. 59, 108 McLoughlin, Kevin F. 10, 59, 148 McMal10n, Sean T. 15, 67,82, 146 McMahon, Thomas K. 59 McMal10n, Kevin 51 McManus, Sean T. 67, 147 McMullen, :tviichael 51 McMullin, Christopher W. 67, 137 McNally, Mrs. Jane 41 McNamara, Robert M. 59 McNamara, Michael E. 6 7, 92, 93,98,99 McNamara, Robert R. 51 McNeela,M. Patrick 59, 99 McPeak,Joseph P. 51, 99 McShane, Daniel W. 59 Medoro, Anthony V. 51 Medwid, Andrew T. 51 Meehan, William A. 51 Meko, Mr. John 22 Melvin, William C. 51 Meola, Frank C. 76, 86, 111, 193,213 Merlini, Michael M. 59, 137 Merrick, Andrew J. 67, 106 Meves, Matthew S. 59, 129 Micucci,Joseph.A. 59 Mikochik,James S. 76, 82, 167, 193 Miller, Brian C. 67, 129 :tviiller,Brian R. 67 :tviiller,Sean ,-\.. 67, 124 Miller, Blaise A. 59 Miller, Robert A. 59 Miller, Stephen P. 59 :tviiller,Eric J. 194 :tviiller,Gregory N. 194 :tviiller,:tviichaelD. 194 Miller, ChristopherW. 51 :tviiller,Kevin H. 51 Miller, Kevin M. 51 Miller, :tviilesK. 51 :tviiller,Mrs. Barbara 36, 86 Miller, Brother Ernest 18, 19, 26
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Miller, Mr. Gerald 26, 75, 138, 139 Mills,Jeffrey D. 67, 123, 154, 157 :tviinni,:tviichaelA. 59 Mintzer, Michael A. 51 Moffett, Michael W. 59, 147 Molinaro,Jonathan D. 59 Moll, David J. 67, 129 Moll, Kevin T. 51 Molush, Mr. Edward 19, 25, 75, 106 Monaghan, Andrew C. 194 Monagle, Patrick M. 59 Mongeau, Marc T. 67 Montgomery,Lawrence P. 67 Montgomery, MichaelJ. 67 Montgomery, Paul R. 51 Moore, Darcell K. 59, 153 Moore, Kevin M. 51, 164 Morace,Justin R. 130, 194 Moreno-Penzo,Jose Federico 118 Morris, Matthew J. 67 Moss, Nathaniel L 12, 13, 123, 194 Mosser, Steven M. 195 Mowery, Andrew S. 67, 139 Muldoon, Ross B. 67, 139 Mulholland, Christopher M. 51 Mullen, Mrs. Mary Kay 38, 79 Muller, Maximillian.J. 59, 158 Mulligan, :tviichaelE. 14, 79, 120, 158, 159, 195 Mullineaux, Max .J.51 Murphy, Mrs. Patricia 40 Murray, Kevin D. 67 Murray, Brian K. 195 Naab, Christopher N. 59 Naab, David A. 59, 104, 129, 213 Nagy, Kyle P. 59, 100 Nance,John V. 67 Nardi, Thomas W. 51 N aydan, William M. 51 Neary, R. Brian 51, 139 Nedl, Stephen P. 67 Needham, Trevor P. 67, 96, 114, 137 Needle, Paul R. 67, 124, 148 Neely, Mr. Shawn 167 Neiling, Ryan M. 51 Nero, Mr. Joseph 37 Nespola, Michael 59 Nguyen, .Anthony .J.59 Nguyen, Francis 51 Nicoletti, Michael A. 59 Nicoletti, Mr. Geoffrey 33 Nigon, Philip T. 76, 100, 111, 195,213 Nolan, .i-\ndrew T. 59 51 N olfi, Michael Noone, Brian E. 67, 123, 154, 155 Nunnari, P. Michael 67, 139 Oaldey, Paul W. 51 O'Callaghan, Michael.A. 59 O'Connell, Mrs. Kathleen 39, 79,213 O'Connell, Ryan T. 67, 131 O'Connell, Neil E. 51 O'Connor, Matthew L. 195 O'Connor, Michael .J.76, 98,
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Palidora, Robert 0. 67 Palilonis, Timothy M. 76, 12< 129, 197, 213 Palilonis, Matthew M 67 Palmer, J\fatthew T. 67, 141, 143 Palmero, Brian F. 51, 96 Palo, Gary C. 59, 99 Palopoli,James A. 67 Panza, Domenic J. 67, 82, 1~ 145, 164 . Parfitt, Ryan K. 120, 122, 14t 149,197 Parisi, Mr. Joseph 27, 148 Park,James 76, 79, 152, 153 197 Parker, William C. 13, 145, 1( 197 Parker, Charles W. 67 Parker, J\Iichael E. 51 Parson, Michael P. 126, 132, 134, 197 Parsons, Brent R. 198 Passanante,Joseph F. 67 Patcella, Gregory W. 67 Paul,Jeffrey C. 198, 138, 21: Pedrotty, Leo B. 198 Pedrotty, Ryan F. 51 Peffle, Mr. Bob 126, 129
,elone,Joseph T. 51 ,erdigao,James P. 59 ,erera, Austin L. 59, 82, 99 )e1y, Elias J. 59 Jfefferle, Carl J. 60, 96 )lmng, David.Q. 60 Jickens, Zacha1y 60 Jickens,James M. 198 )igeon, Edward M. 100, 198 Jinkerton, Sean F. 198 )into, Colin A. 51 J]ick, 1l10mas A. 67, 85 Johlot, Bruce G. 6, 60, 164 Jo]loclc, Ry,m M. 67 'olychronakis, Phillipa 76, 118, 99 'onisciak, Mrs. Dorothy 9, 34 'onisciak, Mr. Michael 31 )osen, Jonathan R. 67 'otestio, Christopher P. 76, 113, 20,130,144,145,164,199,213 'otestio, Grego1y C. 52, 164 'oupard, Eric C. 67 'owers, Ryan W. 52 'rzybylowski, Nicholas B. 199 'untel, Mr. r\.lfred 32, 119 2ueroli,RobertJ. 138, 139, 199 2uigg, Matthew W. 68, 102, )3, 106 2uigg, Sean M. 52, 99 2uinn, Mr. Paul 31, 148 '.advansky, ChristopherJ 68,
53 '.advansky, Mr. Joseph 30 '.affa,J onath;m A. 60 afte1y, Michael E. 52 .agan, Michael I. 60 .aieta, Anthony C. 60 .a.mos, Marco A. 68 andazzo, Gioacchino C. 60 .ansom, Christopher C. 111, )9 ead, David H. 76, 199 eale, Michael J 52 eber, Roderick 52 ebstock, RobertJ. 52 eedman, Christopher D. 60, ,2, 134, 158 eese, Hany B. 200 eichelt, TimothyJ. 68 eid, DanielJ. 68, 129 eif, Adam M. 68 eif, r\.lexander J. 52 eifsnyder,John A. 68, 126,
8 eilly, Charles P. 12, 76, 200 l10ads, David J. 13, 200 ichards, Timo.thy B. 68 1eck,Brother.James 21, 213 ieffel, Kevin A. 68, 139 lley, Sean J 68 ley, Patrick M. 52 neon, Rafael 52, 153 .tter, Daniel J. 68 xhe, J osepli M. 60 xhe, i\Ir. Junes 10, 18, 30, 167 xk, David A. 68 xkwood, J'vlichaelP. 52, 84, )
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Rose, Christopher M. 60, 147 Ross, Christopher G. 52, 99, 131, 164 Rothwell, Grego1y R. 60 Rowe, John J. 68 Rueter; Bre11dan R. 123, 200 Ruhling, Brian P. 52 Rush, Benjamin P. 60 Russell, Mr. Robert 18, 35, 85 Ryan, Andrew K. 68, 82, 98, 102, 103 Sabia, Edward C. 68,123 Sacchetta, James S. 60, 129, 137 Salvitti, Cliristopher C. 200 Santamaria, Peter J. 68, 111 Saunders,Jeffrey P. 200 Savage, Kevin E. 68, 129 Sayer, Mrs. Sus,m 39 Schaffer, Stephen 68, 153 Schaible, Grego1y B. 124, 148, 201 Schapira, Mrs. Suzanne 40, 213 Schaum,Mrs. Patricia40,213 Schock,Mrs. Pam41 Schuck, Theodore J. 68 Schwartz, Christopher E. 60 Scott, Matthew G. 76, 124, 201 Seelaus, MichaelJ 76, 161, 201 Seese, Sean C. 68, 158 Seminack,Mr. Michael 34, 75, 131 Sen,Justin N. 60 Seweryn, Peter 60, 137 Shane, Branden C. 52, 14 7 Shapiro, Sean J. 52 Shattuck, Nicholas X. 52 Shaw, Alexander W. 52, 99 Sheets, Mrs. Mary 38 Sheridan,James P. 201 Shields, Nicholas B. 60, 106, 148 Shinn, Kristopher J 52 Shustack, Ms. Tina 30 Sigmund, Mr. Peter 37, 111 Siwek, Nikodem 60 Skoien, David E. 76, 131, 148, 201 Skupski, Brandon J 68, 137 Slabinski,Joseph F. 158, 159, 201 Slover,James J. 52, 129 Smart, William J. 61 Smith, Gral1am.C. 86, 111, 202 Smith, Warren C. 61, 86 Smith, GregoryJ 68 Smith, Matthew W. 68 Smith, Mrs. Mary Jo 30 Snead, ,c\nthony 52 Snyder, Matthew B. 68 Solari, John r\.. 61 Solliday, Brook A. 61 Sondhi,.Javed P. 76, 202 Spangler, Mark P. 68 Spause, Mrs. Susan 43 Spurlin, W. Erik 61 Stabile, Paul J. 85, 202, 213 Stanczal,, Mr. Martin 21, 213 Stanton, Michael P. 52 Staub, Ro1y W. 52 Staurowsky, G. Alexander 52 Steck, Brother.James 28 Steffa, Michael T. 6, 126, 202 Sterner, Brother Rene 20, 98, 99, 105, 117
Stillwell, Ryan W. 76, 124, 202 Streelmen, Daniel A. 68, 110 Strolle, ChristopherT. 52, 110 Strong, Brother Kevin 23 Sucharski, Steven J 68 Sullivan, Robert E. 69, 126, 132, 134, 148 Sullivan, Michael M. 52 Sulock, Matthew H. 69 Swanson, Mark A. 76, 131, 145, 164,202,213 Sweeney, Mr. Brian 25, 103, 167 Szostalc, Robert T. 52 Talaga, Andrew J 69 Tan, Ayodale C. 69, 82, 98 Tate, Mr. James 27, 108, 138, 139,213 . Tatlow, Kevin R. 61 Taylor, Douglas R. 53, 106 Taylor, Zacha1y M. 53, 87 Teklits, MichaelJ 69 T enacio, Francisco DeBorj a 6 9, 118 Teufel, Grego1y F.X. 53 Thomas, Martin J. 203 Thomas, Ryan J'vf. 69, 104, 213 Thompson, Brett R. 79, 167,
203 Thompson, Hemy L. 203 Thyberg,.John G. 61, 147 Tierney, J'vlichaelJ 203 Toolan,James W. 53 Trainer,.John A. 53 Tramontina, Michael L. 53 Trickel, MatthewJ. 61 Trimboli, Nicholas J 61, 142 Tropio, Christopher R. 61 Troxell, Robert J. 69, 140 Tucci,DavidJ'v( 203 Tuck, ChristopherJ. 61 Tucker,.Jeffrey Lee 61, 96 Tuman, Christopher J. 138, 139, 148,203 Turner,MichaelRyan 129,204 Turner, Mr. Thomas 4, 21, 22, 213 Ukwu, Victor N. 69, 132, 134 Urbanski, Andrew P. 69, 100 Valenti, Mr. Mark 161 Valentine, Michael E. 53 Valentino,.John C. 69 Van Eekelen, John M. 53 Vassallo, Vinc.ent M. 69, 96 Veit,.Jonatlrnn M. 61, 99 Vettori, Mr. Joseph 37, 89 Viray,Jeremy A. 69, 98 Volpe, Louis A. 69, 141 Von Medicus, Brenden D. 61 Vrancken,RobertD. 53, 139 Vuillennet, Steven A. 69, 83, 147 Walder, Ryan P. 69 Walker, Kevin E. 69, 98 Wallace,Joseph J. 111, 204 Wallin, Christopher R. 53 Walls, Michae!B. 104, 105, 204, 213 Walsh, Paul S. 61 Walsh, Michael J. 53 Walter,Jeffrey b. 76, 82, 107, 204 Ward, Mrs. Florence 23 Waters,DanielJ. 61,123, 148 Weinrich,EdwardM. 61
Weir, Tevis E. 53, 84 Weiser, Thomas J 69, 82 Weiss, Nicholas P. 61 Weller,J. Patrick 69, 91 Welsh,John E. 53, 139 Werner, Kevin P. 61, 99 Westley, Ryan M. 69 Whalen,Michael F. 53, 126, 129 \v'halon, Timotl1y J 53, 106 Whelan, Christopher W. 93, 112, 137,204,213 Whitalcer, Colin M. 61, 96 Whital,er, Brendan J. 69, 137 Whitmire, Kyle R. 53 Wilde, Lucas J. 53 Wilkin, Tere1ice J. 69 Wilkins, Michaei P. 61, 96 Wills, Sean F. 69 Wilson, Richard F. 61 Wilson, Timothy 0. 61, 82, 104,105,147,213 Wilson, John R. 69, 82, 131 Winkehnan, Bria11M. 69 Winning,Joseph F. 61 Winning, Mrs. Kathy 23 Winters, Anderson J. 61 Wise, Richard P. 104, 105, 204, 213 Wisema11, Stephen M. 205 Wisniewski, Daniel R. 61 Wisotzkey, Mrs. Barbara 43 Wood, Dat1iel K. 53 Wooldridge, Michael S. 61, 137 Worster,Joel B. 53, 139 Y anak, Daniel B. 53 Yeung, Roger C. 76, 78, 81, 83, 154, 205, 213 Young, Gavin L. 106, 205 Ymmg, Mr . .John 26 Zal,rzewski, Michael J. 53 Zaro, John A. 76, 205 Zettle路, Todd A 69 Zoeltsch, Mrs. Nrmcy 12, 29, 82 Zoltowski, Andrew P. 205
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Congratulations to theClassof .2001 andh wonderful sonandbrother(BrettK.) ,.Love,fhe Koc.hanowicz's Congratulations,
Christopher!
- Love Mom, Dad, and Ryan
Congratulations Brendan Rueter!! Love Your sisters rv
Congratulations,
Bill Parker!
- Love Nana & Grandpy
rest of the Class of 2001!
- The Borkowski Family
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amor! - Dad, Mom, Mariliz &
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Conner
Princess
"Weciresoproudof yousitnplybec.ciuSe youcire ourson."WeloveyouDcinny! Motn&Dcid
Congratulations
Dr. and Mrs. James Madden to the
Class of '01! - Dr. & Mrs. David Luschini
Mr. Robert & Dr. Valerie Hughes #4 ... Stillon fire! Congratulations!
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Mom, Dad, Michael, and Sara.
Congratulations, Good Luck, and Happiness to Greg Schaible and Sharon &.. the Class of '01. Wayne Schaible and Family.
Congratulations to Joe Hand and the Class of
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Best wishes to the Class of 2001 f
Ryan, we are so proud of you. Congratulations to the Class of 2001T Love, Mom &.. Dad N
Godblessyouandguideyou,RyanJone throughout yourUfe.,.LoveMorn&Dae
and the Class of 2001 !
Congratulations Pat! All our 101 Mom, Dad, Megan, and Hriste,
Michael, Congratulations! Lo The Birminghams and Mom,.,Mc N
The Hand Family
Goodluckto ourbigbrother,Bryn.~Love5hea, Luke,AIU, Cole,Mcitt,cindDcine Michael, we are so proud! Love, Mom and Dad
Congratulations,
Mike Nolti,
on completion of your first year! We wish you great success! - Mom and Dad
Mic.key, f hcinkyoufor beingwhoyoucirea don'teverlosesightofthcit.Wewishyouthe of luckcindgoodfortuneincillyourMun endecivors! LoveAlways, Motn,Dcid,Mitni,c 5uSie
2001 Blue & Gold
Journey Editors-in-Chief: Brian Campo and Darren Grossman sistant Editors: Rich Bongiovanni and Matt Finley sociate Editor: Tim Wilson .otography Editor: Jim Fullerton :lex Editor: George Lozowski eative Consultant: Matt Gdowik lff: John Carr, Nam Do, John Doherty, Dave Naab, Rick Wise ,derators: Mrs. Linda Donahue and Mrs. Fran Jacob Diccicco ntributors: Steve Andrews, Brian Baillie, Tom Bloh, Joe Bui, Kevin Cross, Pat Dalton, Andrew Degnan, C.J. Denny, Mike Diccicco, Gabe DiCle1·ico, Brian Galbally, Tony Geiger, Mark Gernerd, Tom Gorman, Mike Hilferty, J.P. Laub, Steve Lyon, Dann Marvin, Rob McCreight, Frank Meola, Phil Nigon, Mike O'Connor, Matt Pace, Tim Palilonis, Jeff Paul, Chris Potestio, Paul Stabile, Ma1·k Swanson, Ryan Thomas, Mike Walls, Chris Whelan, Roger Yeung
would like to thank the following people for their help in producing the 2001 Blue & Gold: -Bob and Rita Davine of Herff Jones, fo1·their expert advice and support. -Davor Photography, Brother James Rieck, Mr. Michael Maicher, and the Photo Club for their enormous help in supplying us with pictures. -Mr. William Geiger for his continued support, expertise, and guidance, and for keeping the Photo Club in line. -Ms. Suzanne Schapira for prnviding us with lists, disks, and names; you made our job much easier. -Mrs. Kathleen O'Connell, Mr. Mark Chesnik, andM1·. James Tate for sharing thefr photos. -Coaches and moderators of La Salle's sports teams and activities for their patience and assistance. -Mr. Martin Stanczak, Mr. Thomas Turner, and Mrs. Patricia Schaum for helping us identify otherwise anonymous students. -Bro. Ge1·ard Frendreis and Mr. Mark Gibbons for taking care of business. -Mrs. Julia Mahe1' for support and several hundred photos. -Our moderators, Mrs. Linda Donahue and Mrs. Fran Jacob Diccicco, for their time and effort. -The Class of 2001 ! -Mr. Gerald Evans for his encouragement (sometimes discouragement) and "punny" suggestions. -Last, but not least, all the parents of the Blue & Gold staff! We love you all!
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