1985 Petrean by Saint Peter's Prep

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THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1985 PRESENTS f

THE PETREAN

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THE MISSING LINK I t is d iffic u lt to c o n d e n se a s tu d e n t’s fo u r y e a rs a t P re p in to one s h o rt s ta te m e n t o r sy m bol. E v e ry a s p e c t o f S t. P e te r ’s is im p o rta n t, in so m e w ay, in th e d ev e lo p m e n t o f th e stu d e n ts. T h e y fin d a c a d e m ic s tim u la tio n in a b ro a d ra n g e o f c o u rs e o fferin g s, a fo ru m fo r h id d e n ta le n ts th ro u g h a th le tic s , a n d a n o u tle t fo r co m m o n in te r e sts in clu b s a n d a c tiv i ties. T h e se a r e a ll im p o r ta n t fa c to rs in th e a p p e a l o f S t. P e te r ’s, y e t n o n e o f th e m c a n ju s tly b e la b e le d th e d o m in a n t fa c to r o f th e P re p e x p e r ience. W h a t m a k e s P re p iq u e is n o t th e presc e o f a n y o n e o f th ese fa c to rs, b u t th e co llective a p p e a r a n c e o f a ll o f th e m . P re p d raw s fo rth s tu d e n ts fro m d iv e rse c u ltu ra l b a c k g ro u n d s an d lin k s th e m to g e th e r th ro u g h c o m m o n in te r ests a n d e x p e rie n c e s. I t is th e m issin g lin k betw een th e y o u n g m a n w ho e n te rs S t. P e te r ’s a n d th e a d u lt w ho g ra d u a te s , w h ich allow s h im to m a tu r e th ro u g h e x p o su re to b o th a c a d e m ic a n d e x tr a c u rr ic u la r c h a lle n g e s. S t. P e te r ’s is also th e e d u c a tio n a l lin k w h ich p re p a re s s tu d e n ts fo r fu tu re a c h ie v e m e n ts in th e a c a d e m ic a n d p ro fessio n al w o rld s. T h u s, it is th e sy m b o l o f th e link, the m issin g lin k to m a tu rity , w h ich p e rm e a te s every fa c e t o f a P re p e d u c a tio n a n d e p ito m iz e s th e P rep e x p e rien c e .

FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE

The students here at St. Peter’s Prep come from various communities and innumerable ethnic backgrounds. There is no typical Prep man. Each student is unique in his own ways. Some arrive at school by bus or train, others by car or on foot. This variety extends to personalities at Prep. The personalities en courage self-expression and individuality. Each student brings into the Prep community certain cultural and personal exper iences, distinctive to himself, to share with everyone. It is this open atmosphere at St. Peter’s which permits students to discov er new interests and latent talents.

T h e fo u r y e a rs o f h ig h sch o o l a r e a tim e o f g r e a t tr a n s itio n fo r e v e ry y o u n g m a n . I t is d u rin g th is p e rio d th a t th e g a p b e tw e e n g r a m m a r sc h o o l a n d co lle g e is b rid g e d . P re p s tu d e n ts a r e c o n tin u ally c o n fro n te d w ith s itu a tio n s th e y h a d n e v e r e n c o u n te re d b e fo re e n te rin g high sch o o l. T h e y d e v elo p in te lle c tu a lly , s p iritu a lly , a n d so c ia lly th r o u g h th e m a n y a c tiv itie s c e n te re d a ro u n d th e P re p c o m m u n ity . In th e ir ow n w ay, d a n c e s, sp o rts e v e n ts, litu rg ie s, a n d s ta g e p ro d u c tio n s all a d d to th e e d u c a tio n a l e x p e rie n c e s o f th e P re p m a n . T h e se e x p e rie n c e s b e c o m e th e re a l life lin k s b e tw een th e y o u n g , d u b io u s fro sh a n d th e R e n a is sa n c e sen io r.

BRIDGING A GAP

LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE

As graduates look back upon their four years at St. Peter’s, they come to realize why this institution is called a “ Preparatory School”. The opportuni ties open to students upon graduation are as numerous as the lights in the New York City skyline. With this in mind, the Prep community attempts to prepare students for the “real world” outside of high school. A core of tradi tional academic studies is enlivened with explorations into modern technol ogy. It is hoped that this balance be tween the classics, such as Latin, and new fields of study, such as Computer Science, will better prepare Prep men for their futures.

DEDICATION â&#x20AC;&#x2122;85

That time has Come again to honor a man whom we truly think deserves our praise. This individual exemplifies what a man is. He is our friend, teacher, advisor, and sometimes friendly adversary. He is a person with character. It is displayed in his ability to interact with the students on our level. He understands. He listens. He advises. A Prep graduate from the early seventies, this teacher can be found daily in H 101. He is known for his extensive work in the HAP program, his endless hours spent in making a Prep dance â&#x20AC;&#x153;one more successâ&#x20AC;?, and also for coordinating an intramural program with much enthusiasm and intensity rivaled by none. In the classroom and out of it, he has taught students not only to read and write but also to respect one another. For this respect and for all the other qualities he has enhanced in us we are grateful. With these thoughts and sincere gratitude, We the Class of 1985, dedicate our Petrean to Mr. Thomas Biondo.

ADMINISTRATION

Rev. James F. Kuntz, S.J. .. . Principal Rev. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. .

President

C ongrats on a jo b well done"

. William T. Lundy, S .J. . . . Asst. Principal for A cadem ic A ffairs

Bro. Joseph C. W uss, S.J. A dm inistrative Asst., Office of S tudent A ffairs, M oderator of Slavic C lub and Ignatian Guild

Mr. Kenneth M. Dandorph . . . Asst. Principal for Student Affairs.

Mr. Michael Hogan . . . O ffice of Public Inform ation; Prep A lum ni M agazine

Mr. Michael Berkowitz . . . Business A d m in istrato r

Rev. Charles F. X. Dolas, S .J. . . . Vice P resident for Develop足 Mrs. Mary Riordan . . . A ssistan t T re a su re r

m ent

I f not heaven, it m ight as well be Prep.

Mr. Gerry Bellotti . . . D irecto r o f D evelopm ent; V arsity F ootball C oach

THE CLASSICS

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K m ” ar.<Jl.d f : Latin I, III; G reek II

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S J - ■ ■ C hairperson o f Classics D epartm ent;

Rev. Francis J. Hamill, S.J. . tor of M others’ Club

Mr. Joseph J. Galiastro . . . Latin II Right: Rev. James S. Foley, S.J. . . . Latin I

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Latin II; Campus Shop; M odera- I

MODERN LANGUAGES

M r. M ark T. D eStephano, S .J. . . . F ren ch I, II; Spanish I, II M o d erato r o f C hess C lub; M o d e ra to r o f B and

M rs. Donna D erise . . . C hairperson o f M odern L anguage D epartm ent; Spanish L II. I ll

Mr. Leonard A. Fordellone to r of Italian C lub

Italian I, II; S panish II; M odera

M iss Ana Garcia . . . Spanish I, II; C o -M o d erato r o f Senior Prom Left: M r. W alter B. Koszyk . . . G erm an II; English I

SCIENCE DEPT. Rev. T hom as V. O ’Connor, S.J. . Chairperson of Science De partm ent; Chemistry

M s.M a u re e n E. D EC resce Biology

Rev. David S. Stump, S .J. .. . C om puter Science. Left: Fr. O ’C onnor puts on his thinking cup.

Mr. Edward F. W isniew ski . .. C hem istry; Sciencc I; M o d erato r o f F u tu re Physicians Club

Mr. Donald E. M errick .. . Physics; H ealth I 21

MATH DEPT

M iss Adrianne H. Wozniak . . . Accounting; Business Law; C o-D irector of Scheduling; Bookstore

M iss Beatrice W ysocki . . . C hairperson of M ath D epartm ent; Pre-Calculus; Calculus; C o-D irector of Scheduling; Bookstore

Mr. Charles J. Rooney . . . A lgebra I Left: â&#x20AC;&#x153; Dr. Kennedy reads the headline

Mr. Robert P. Howard . . . G eom etry

Ms. Elba Roque

A lgeb ra I, A lg eb ra II /T rig ,

M ath IV

Mrs. Gulsen Kukner . . . A lg eb ra I, G eom etry

Mr. Robert A. McGuinness . . . G eo m etry , A lg eb ra I I/T rig .

Ms. Adele LeCalvez . . . A lgebra I, Science I

GUIDANCE DEPT.

Rev. Erwin G. Beck, S .J.

Student Counselor; G erm an III 1

Rev. Raymond J. Balduf, S .J. . . . C hairperson of G uidance D epartm ent; D irector of College Placem ent and Scholarships

! Edward J. Snyder, S.J.

.. Student Counselor; Religious Ed. Ip

Bro. Thomas J. Garvey, S .J. . . . S tu d en t Counselor; Religious Ed. IV; M oderator of Junior Prom

Rev. Francis J. McNamara, S .J. . . . Student Counselor Left: Mr. M ichael J . Kenny . . . S tudent Counselor D irector of 1 S tandardized Testing.

HISTOR Y DEPT.

Mr. Thomas R. Biondo . . . U .S. H istory 1, II; D irector o f H A P ; Intram urals; M o d erato r o f D ance C o m m ittee

M r. Frank T. Lamartine . . . W orld C ivilizations; U.S. H istory I; In tram u r足 als; M o d erato r of S panish Society

Mr. Joseph D ella Fave . . . W orld C ivilizations; U .S. H istory II

Mr. M ichael S. Gray . . . U.S. H istory I, II

Mr. Carl L. D eL orenzo . . . W o rld C ivilizations; M odern E u ro p e足 an H istory R ight: Mr. W illiam J. Donahue . .. W orld C ivilizations; G e r足 man I; Political Science; M o d e rato r of Forensics

RELIGIOUS ED.

Mr. John P. O’N eill . . . C hairperson o f Religious Ed. D epart ment; Religious Ed. I, II, IV

Mr. Michael Quillin

. . Religious Ed. Ill; English II, III

W anted: Mr. Tunney for shooting 14 defenseless novels

Mr. Kevin P. Dincher, S.J. . . . M ath I; Religious Ed. Ill, IV; Co director of A udio Visual D epartm ent

Mr. Martin D oyle, S.J. . . . Religious Ed. I l l, IV; C o-D irector o f A udio Visual D epartm ent; C om m unity Service P rogram

Mr. Joseph A. M assarelli . . . Religious Ed. I, II

Rev. John A. M ullin , S .J . . . . C h ap lain ; R eligious Ed. I l l, IV

Mr. Harry R. Dammer . . . Religious Ed. I, II, IV; C om m unity Service Program ; C oach V arsity Basketball

Rev. Dr. Ercel F. W ebb . . . R eligious Ed. IV; Personal D evelopm ent I, II 27

ENGLISH DEPT.

Dr. Richard L. Kennedy

. . English III, IV; M oderator of T h eatre Club

Mr. John J. Casey . . . English II, IV; D irector of Dra matics

Mr. Janies C. Horan . . . English II, IV; Journalism ; C om m unications; M oderator of Pctroc: Office of Public Inform ation

Rev. Lawrence B. Hill, S.J. . . . English III Left: “ I promise I’ll bring in my homework tomorrow!”

Mr. John J. Campion . . . C hairperson of English Dept; English III, IV

Rev. Jam es A. T hom pson, S.J. . . . English I, III; M o d e ra 足 tor o f S tu d en t C ouncil

Ana Garcia: T each er by day, telephone o p erato r by night

Mr. M ichael F. Tunney, S.J. . . . Club; M o d erato r o f Petrean

English I, II; C am era

Rev. Enrico Raulli, S .J. . . . English I, IV 29

SECRETARIES

Above: Mrs. Rita Pawlikowski, Office of Public Information. Ms. Stephanie Gregory, Development Office.

Above: Mrs. Joan Fitzgibbons, President’s O ffice S ecre tary.

From Left: Mrs. Dolores Russell, Secretary to the Principal; Mrs. Eileen Doolan, College Placem ent Office; Mrs. Helen Argyelan, Secretary to the Principal.

Ethel Wynn, R eceptionist, Sw itchboard. Mrs. Geraldine Reneau, T reasu rer’s Office Secretary.

PHYSICAL ED.

I Mr. Thomas R. M aus, S.J. . . . A th letic D irector; C oach o f Hockey Team

Mr. Robert F. M ulvihill . . . Physical E ducation

Mr. Richard C. Hansen . . . Physical E ducation; H ealth I

LIBRARY STAFF

M rs. Joan B. Ward . . L ibrarian

Sister Gabriel D olores, S.C. . . . A ssistant L ib rarian ; M ath T u to r 31

STAFF

C afeteria Staff: Frances Dukes, Lucy Furka, Angie DePalma. Mr. Lou Scarpa, Director

Bro. Paul Harrison, S .J., Staff. Mr. Leroy Anderson, Staff.

Bro. Ralph Cilia, S .J., Staff.

Mr. Alvarado Idelfonso, Jan ito rial M anager.

MUSIC AND A R T

M r. Robert Sayer . . . M usic; B and D irecto r

Rev, D ennis M . Leder, S.J. . . . A rt Studio

DRIVER’S ED.

“ W ho ya gonna ca ll? ”

M r. Joseph Tamburelli . . . D river’s E ducation; M o d erato r o f Ski C lub 33

TEACHING “ To me, teaching is an a rt . . . . The greatest joy o f a teacher is seeing the finished product and realizing th at the little bit contributed by one, along with th a t of many others, helped to create the m asterpiece.” Miss A drianne W ozniak “ For me, teaching a t St. P eter’s Prep has actually been more of a learning experience (the Class o f ’85 can testify to that). I have learned much in the last two years from my students. I have seen their generosity and con cern for others. I Tve seen students who were ‘followers’ become leaders.” Mr. M arty Doyle, S.J. “T he best m ethod to learn a subject is to teach th a t subject. The best ‘subject’ to teach is a Prep student.” Mr. R obert Mulvihill “Teaching is m ore than an occupation. It is a vocation, a calling to participate in molding the future o f the world. All schools are not the same. St. P eter’s Prep is special in th at it offers me the opportunity o f realizing this goal.” Miss Beatrice Wysocki “ It is a joy to grow with students.” R everend Ercel W ebb

“Seniors, note books on the desk. To the left of the m argin w rite the word “ N O T E ” . To the right o f the m argin write, “ If all goes well we will g rad u ate togeth er.” M r. C harles Rooney “ I am me and I am okay.” B rother T hom as G arvey, S.J. 34

Si, ‘N acido en Los Estados Unidos’!”

. . . AT PREP “ I offer for your inspection the Class of 1985 — a diverse group o f nervous, tim id, and confused boys when they first arrived. N ow they sit on the edge of th a t nebulous concept called “the future,” having slowly and surely b u t not painlessly m atured into young gentlem en. T he vehicle for this transform ation is a cluster of , buildings an old section o f an old city. Y et it rem ains as vital as it was 112 years ago when it was founded . . . . It offers a unique blend of fact, faith, and family w hich only th e intellectually curious can appreciate.” M rs. D onna M arie Derise “ T he C lass o f ’85: Serious a b o u t learning and capa ble o f g rea t intellectual grow th.” Fr. Jam es Folev S .J. good m en. P rep seem s to have found them !” M r.

| “ M ay th e R enaissance pervad e a t I rep!” M r. L eonard A . F ordellone

“ This is a g reat place to teach. I am very happy to be a p a rt o f the P rep com m unity.” M rs. Gulsen K ukner

“ N e v e r su rre n d er in th e face o f adversi ty .” M s. A n a G arcia

“ T h e C lass o f 1985 has provided m any pleasures for m e over th e last four years. I am sure I can speak for m any in saying, ‘T h an k Y ou and G ood L uck.” M r. H a rry R. D am m er “ S om e in here a re n ’t house-broken yet!” Fr. H a r old J. O ppido, S .J.

V THE FACULTY LINK T h e F a c u lty L in k is u n q u e stio n a b ly o n e o f th e m o st v ita l in th e long c h a in o f g ro w in g u p . T h e fa c u lty h e re a t P re p p ro v id e us w ith so m u c h . F irs t o f a ll, th e y a re e d u c a to rs , p ro v id in g th e k n o w led g e to g e t s tu d e n ts on th e ir w ay to th e fu tu re . S e c o n d ly , th e y a re frie n d s, frie n d s to th e w ho le s tu d e n t b o d y . W h e n a p ro b le m arise s, w ith o u t e x c e p tio n , a s tu d e n t c a n se ek g u id a n c e fro m a n y o n e o f th e d e d ic a te d fa c u lty . N o t o n e s tu d e n t g o es fo u r y e a rs w ith o u t th e a s s ista n c e o f th e m e m b e rs o f th is v ery im p o rta n t lin k , b o th in a n d o u t o f th e c la ss足 ro o m .

STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS U n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M o d e r a to r F r. J a m e s T h o m p so n , S .J ., a n d th e le a d e r sh ip o f P re s id e n t M ik e C u n n in g h a m , th e S tu d e n t C o u n c il a c ts as a fo ru m w h ere re p re s e n ta tiv e s fro m so p h o m o re , ju n io r, a n d s e n io r y e a rs m e e t to d iscu ss issu es w h ich a re p e rtin e n t to th e re la tio n sh ip o f fa c u lty a n d a d m in is tra tio n w ith th e s tu d e n t b o d y . F re s h m e n n e e d n o t feel le ft o u t. S tu d e n ts o f e v e ry y e a r h a v e th e o p tio n o f e ith e r v o icin g th e ir id e a s d ire c tly a t th e C o u n c il m e e tin g s, o r a sk in g th e ir C o u n c il re p re s e n ta tiv e to b e a v o ice fo r th e m . C o u n c il m e m b e rs a lso a ss ist in th e p la n n in g , p re p a r a tio n , a n d im p le m e n ta tio n o f m a n y a n d v a rio u s sc h o o l fu n c tio n s: O p e n H o u s e , L itu rg ie s , A c a d e m ic C o n v o c a tio n s, a n d th e W a lk a th o n . T h e y c a rr y on a long tr a d itio n o f le a d e rsh ip a n d serv ice.

SOPHOMORES Rev. Jam es Thom pson, S .J., M oderator o f the S tu d en t Council.

Senior members: R. Clarke, J. Lopis, T. Murphy, F. N esheiw at, J. Peko. J. Reilly

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Sophom ore mem bers: W. Price, J. Valente, T. Finn, P. V anO rden.

Executive C om m ittee m em bers: S. H udik, M. Cunningham , S. DeSouza, J. DeAngelo, M. Albanese.

1984

The 1984-1985 St. P eterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Prep Student Council.

1985

JUNIORS

E xecutive C o m m ittee m em bers M . C unningham , J. D eA ngelo, and S. D eSouza.

Ju n io r m em bers: M . Flynn, K . W all, F. T rigo, E. A ddvensky, S. D eL u ca, K. S ab o g al, C . F alco, H . Gil.

DANCE COMMITTEE P re p d a n c e s a re u n d is p u ta b ly th e b e st in J e r sey C ity . T h is is d u e to th e h a rd w o rk o f th e P re p D a n c e C o m m itte e . S u p e rv ise d by M r. T h o m a s B iondo, th e task s o f th e c o m m itte e b eg in e a rly e a c h F rid a y a fte rn o o n b e fo re a d a n c e . T h e c a fe te ria is c le a re d o f ta b le s a n d c h a irs. T h e flo o r is sw ep t. T h e D .J.s a n d lig h tin g e q u ip m e n t a re set u p . T h e c a fe is tra n s fo rm e d in to a p a rty e x p e r ience. B u t th e jo b o f th e c o m m itte e h a s o n ly b eg u n . D u rin g th e n ig h t, m e m b e rs ta k e sh ifts w o rk in g th e e n tr a n c e a n d th e c o a t-c h e c k ro o m s. T h e fi n al e ffo rt o f re c o n s tru c tin g P r e p ’s “ d a n c e h a ll” to re se m b le P r e p ’s c a fe te ria is o n e w h ich o fte n lin g ers p a s t m id n ig h t. T h e re w a rd fo r th e s e selfless y o u n g m en is th e k n o w led g e th a t a jo b w e ll-d o n e b y th e m m e a n s a g o o d tim e fo r h u n d re d s .

The D.C.’s driving force L to r.: R. A bdelmalak, J. Bertotti, M r. Thom as Biondo, and A. Abreu.

The ’84-J-85 Prep Dance C om m ittee’s upperclassm en members.

Below: The Dance C om m ittee’s eager underclassm en mem ber

Above: Tony DelPiano and his favorite squaw. Below: It’s M ichael (A hn) Jackson.

Ju st two o f the lovelies looking for P rep men.

W h at a bunch o f Heinies!

M a tt M ichalik looking for a vacatio n com panion.

A bove: S om e guys ju s t have to go incognito. Below: “ D on’t worry, M om ! H e ’s alread y had all o f his rabies shots!”

‘C hristine, is it tim e to m ake the donuts yet?'

DRAMATICS A g re a t p a rt o f th e P re p e x p e rie n c e is th e stru g g le o f s tu d e n ts to ex p re ss th em selv es a c a d e m ic a lly , a th le tic a lly , a n d so cially . O n e id ea l w ay in w h ich to e x p ress o ne s ow n in d iv id u a lity is by p a rtic ip a tin g in d ra m a tic s . P re p D ra m a tic s a re o p e n to a n y s tu d e n t w ho is in te re s te d in d e v e lo p in g a n y ta le n ts o r g ifts h e m ay possess. L e a d ro les a re u su a lly h e ld by u p p e rc la ssm e n , w ith su p p o rtin g ro le s g o in g to th e u n d e rc la ssm e n ! G irls fro m su rro u n d in g h ig h sch o o ls also a u d itio n fo r o u r p ro d u c tio n s. T h o se w ho try o u t a n d e a rn a ro le m u s t be w illing to m a k e sa c rific e s; p re p a r a tio n fo r th e big w eek en d involves w eeks o f s c rip t-re a d in g a n d s ta g e re h e a rs a ls w h ich o fte n lin g e r in to th e even in g . L e d b y M r. J o h n C ase y , P re p p la y s a re alw a y s o f h ig h q u a lity . T h is is la rg e ly d u e to th e g re a t d e d ic a tio n on h is p a r t. H is o n e m in u te in th e s p o tlig h t th e S u n d a y n ig h t o f e a c h p e rf o rm a n c e seem s all th e r e c o g n itio n n e e d e d b y th is selfless m a n . T h e re w a rd fo r th is e n to u r a g e is th e th r e e -p e rf o r m a n c e w eek en d . T h e w eeks o f stru g g lin g fo r th e rig h t look, th e r ig h t so u n d , p a y o ff w ith th e a p p la u s e o f th e cro w d a n d th e s a tis fa c tio n e a rn e d fro m a jo b w elld o n e.

D irector Mr. Jack Casey during an early rehearsal.

The cast and crew of the spring 1984 production Mr. R obert’s. 44

ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST

A bove: T h e C uckooâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s N e st cast tak es a bow. Above: T he acutes plan th eir escape.

STAGE CREW T h e S ta g e C re w is th e n u ts a n d b o lts b e h in d ev ery P re p d ra m a tic e ffo rt. S o o n a fte r th e a c to rs b eg in th e ir re h e a rsa ls , th e C rew beg in s p la n n in g th e se t fo r th e im p e n d in g p ro d u c tio n . S u p e rv ise d by M r. J o h n C a se y a n d led by p ro d u c tio n m a n a g e rs J a m e s B e rto tti a n d P e te r C a sh in , th e se d e d ic a te d y o u n g m e n , c o m b in in g c a rp e n try , p a in tin g , a n d o th e r skills, a re re s p o n sib le fo r a sse m b lin g th e fla ts w h ich p ro v id e th e sc e n ic b a c k d ro p fo r e a c h p e rfo rm a n c e . O th e r ta s k s in c lu d e th e a rr a n g e m e n t o f lig h tin g a n d so u n d e q u ip m e n t. D u rin g th e a c tu a l p lay , th e crew m a k e s sc e n e ry a n d p ro p c h a n g e s. T h e y m u s t a lso k eep tr a c k o f th e lig h tin g , so u n d a n d sp e c ia l e ffe c ts. T h e se b e h in d -th e -sc e n e s p eo p le d e se rv e th e sa m e level o f p ra ise w h ich is b es to w ed u p o n th e p e rfo rm e rs.

Production managers Peter Cashin and Jam es Bertotti

Above: Crew m em bers left to right: M. Cozine, K. W all, C. Sclafani, F. Betkowski, D. Quish, R. I Rusznak, M. M ichalik. Sitting: K. M orris, S. Villa, C. Prime.

“ So, this is how Picasso started!”

U nderclassm en M em bers (left to right): first row: A. M usante, R. O rel lana, R. Elio; second row: E. Canseco, J. Fajardo, R. Elio, L. Jablow; third row; M. H enn, M. O ’Shaughnessy, R. Ferguson, C. Reardon.

FORENSICS T o s u c c e e d in a lm o s t a n y p ro fe s s io n , o n e m u s t b e a b le to s p e a k b o th lu c id ly a n d p e rs u a s iv e ly , i T h e g o a l o f th e F o re n s ic s T e a m is to d e v e lo p th e o ra l sk ills o f P r e p ’s y o u n g m e n . A s p ir in g a c to r s , la w y e rs, a n d a n y o n e e ls e w h o w ish e s to p a r tic ij p a te , a tt e n d p r a c tic e s a f t e r s c h o o l, p o lis h in g u p , p re p a r in g f o r th e w e e k e n d m e e ts . P r e p ’s F o r e n sics T e a m h a s e n jo y e d m u c h s u c c e s s in th e p a s t. ; T h is y e a r th e re in s o f th e p r o g r a m w e re ta k e n u p b y M r . W illia m D o n o h u e . U n d e r h is e x p e rt d ir e c tio n , f u t u r e a c h ie v e m e n t is in e v ita b le . P a rticip an ts in last y e ar’s tw enty-four hour debate.

A bove: M o d e ra to r M r. W illiam D onohue.

“ F or sooth and indeed!” Below: T he rough and ready Forensics Team .

WALKATHON T h e a n n u a l P re p W a lk a th o n is a n e a rly h ig h lig h t o f e a c h sch o o l y e a r. S tu d e n ts , a d m in is tra to rs , a n d fa c u lty m e m b e rs all ta k e p a r t in a d a y w h ich n o t o n ly serv es to u n ite th e sch o o l in g o o d sp irits, b u t also ra ise s fifte e n to tw e n ty th o u s a n d d o lla rs e a c h y e a r fo r th e P r e p ’s g e n e ra l o p e ra tin g fu n d . T h e e n tire a ff a ir is u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f M r. M ic h a e l Q u illin , w ho p la n s th e W a lk , k eep s tr a c k o f th e in flu x o f p le d g e s, a n d a lso a m u s e s u s a ll w ith h is m e lo d ra m a tic sk its o v e r th e P .A . T h e W a lk a th o n is a c h a n c e fo r s tu d e n ts to s u p p o r t th e ir sc h o o l w hile s h a rin g in a s p irit o f c o m m o n p u rp o s e a n d e n th u s ia sm .

W hen there’s something strange in your neighborhood . . .

“ Tw enty kilom eters and all I get is a lousy cookie.”

Seniors stand guard a t the Liberty P ark finishing area.

M ezm o an d crew enjoying th e D nVe-athon.

“ T raffic cop? W e d id n ’t see no traffic cop.”

COMPUTER CLUB W ith th e re tu rn o f F r. D ave S tu m p , S .J ., th e C o m p u te r C lu b is o n ce a g a in a th riv in g a c tiv ity . D aily, m an y s tu d e n ts can be fo u n d in th e u ltra -m o d e rn G e o rg e L ink, J r . C o m p u te r C e n te r, w o rk in g on clu b p ro je c ts. T h e se p u p ils fin d c h a lle n g e in u n lo ck in g th e s e c re ts b e h in d th e im p o sin g k e y b o a rd a n d sc re e n . T h e C e n te r also c o m p lim e n ts th e new ly in s titu te d c o u rse in C o m p u te r S cie n c e . T h e c o u rs e is ta u g h t by F r. S tu m p . T h e ju n io rs a n d se n io rs w ho ta k e th is in te re s tin g c o u rs e ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e P re p c o m p u te r fa c ility -b e fo re a n d a f te r sc h o o l-to w o rk on cla ss a ssig n m e n ts.

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A b o v e:'T he C om puter C lub (I. to r.): A. N eto, C. Yi, M. Patel. P. Schonenberger M ercado, T. Tem prosa, L. Maleszewski, m oderator Fr. Dave Stum p, S.J.

“ Som e of us don’t appreciate being w atched.”

“ Y eah, Father, it’s a pirated game. So w hat?” 50

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB All of P rep’s publications: Petrean, Petroc, and the Office of Public Infor m ation’s Prep magazine, owe a debt of gratitude to the Prep Photography Club. The C lub’s assistance is invalu able to their production. W ithout the dedicated work of photographers and printers, the photographic and artistic elements which highlight all St. Peter’s publications would not exist. The Club’s staff can often be seen scurrying around school, capturing Prep spirit on film. The leadership trium virate of ju nior Paul Grundling and seniors M i chael Ahern and Fran Sullivan, with the guiding hand of m oderator M r. M i chael Tunney, S.J., inspires all mem bers to work long hours after school on the third and a half floor of M ulry Hall.

A bove: P hoto g rap h y C lub C o-P residents M ike A hern (1.) and F ran Sullivan.

Above: T h e P hoto g raphy C lub (ascending): T ony Evidente, D ave C hiang, D ave Toussas, P a u l G r u n d li n g , W a lly M acaw ili. L eft: R oving pho to g rap h er T ony Evidente.

P ho to g rap h y C lub M o d erato r M r. M ike T unney, S .J.

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SLAVIC CLUB President ................................. M ichael Ahern Vice President ............... Edward Addvensky Secretary ..................................... Leon Jablow M o d e r a to r ................... Br. Joseph W uss, S.J.

Above: The officers of the Prep Slavic Club with m oderator Br. Wuss.

ORIENTAL CLUB President .......................... Joseph H. Bernardo Vice President ...................... Ronald Novicio M oderator ................. Mr. De Stephano, S.J. Left: M em bers of Prepâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s O riental Club.

ITALIAN CLUB ..................................... Rene G iacchi President Vice President ............... Daniel Berardinelli T reasurer ........................................P eter Cresci Secretary ........................ R obert B rancatella Right: Sr. Fordellone and the Italian Club.

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IRISH CLUB P resident .........................................John H ayser Vice P resident ..................................John Reilly S ecretary ........................................ Pete Cresci

A bove: Ire la n d â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pride: T he P rep Irish Club.

EBONY CLUB P resident ............................................A rvin T odd V ice P resid ent ................................ Je ff H an n ah S e cretary ................................ T e rren ce T hom as R ight: T he pro u d P rep E bony C lub.

SPANISH SOCIETY P resid en t .................................. R am on M orales V ice P resid en t ........................... R icky C ordero S e cretary ............................................. A1 M olina M o d e rato r ....................... M r. F rank L am artine L eft: T he ex u b eran t P rep Spanish Society.

PETROC T h ro u g h o u t th e sch o o l y e a r, s tu d e n ts a n d fa c u lty m e m b e rs o f P re p a w a it e a c h su ccessiv e is su e o f th e Petroc. T h e a w a rd -w in n in g n ew sp a p er, u n d e r th e e x p e rie n c e d d ire c tio n o f M r. J a m e s H o ra n , seeks to in fo rm o u r sch o o l c o m m u n ity o f n o te w o rth y ev en ts w h ich o c c u r in a n d a ro u n d S t. P e te r ’s. A d illig e n t sta ff, led by E d i to r -in - C h ie f S te v e H u d ik , sp e n d s m a n y h o u rs on w ritin g a n d p h o to g ra p h y a ssig n m e n ts, w hile se n io r m e m b e rs a tte m p t to p u t it all to g e th e r in th e a fte rn o o n la y o u t sessions. E d ito ria ls p ro v id e in sig h t in to issues o f s tu d e n t c o n c e rn . T h e re a r p a g e o f e a c h issue h ig h lig h ts re c e n t P re p a th le tic triu m p h s . T h e P etroc is a n e x c e lle n t p u b lic a tio n , a n d a fine a d d itio n to s tu d e n t life.

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The St. P eter’s Prep stu dent body predicted the winner o f the ’84 presidential race in this Petroc poll

The sta ff (1. to r.): Steve Presa, T am N guyen, Dave Burokas, Steve H udik, Chris Cofone, R odrigo U m ali, Bill Price.

Petroc m oderator Mr. Jam es H oran.

P£g./toC 144 Grand St., J ersey City, N.J. P u b lished by the S tu d en ts of St. Peter's Prep E d ito r-in -C h ie f..............................................................Steve Hudik Associate E d i t o r ...........................................................Tam Nguyen Page Editors ............................................................ Rodrigo Umali William Price S t a f f .............................................................................. Stephen Presa Chris Cofone Dave Burokas P hotographic A ssista n c e ...................... Mr. Mike Tunney, S.J. Fran Sullivan M o d e r a to r ............................................................ Mr. Jam es H oran Steve and Tam pore over the details as the school awaits Petroc #2.

WINTER H.A.P. E a c h y e a r, s tu d e n ts a t S t. P e te r ’s v o lu n te e r th e ir fre e tim e fo r th e s a k e o f m a n y d if f e r e n t a c tiv itie s . N o o n e a c tiv ity , it ca n sa fe ly b e e s tim a te d , h a s a g r e a te r im p a c t o n th e lives o f o th e r s th a n th e W in te r H ig h e r A c h ie v e m e n t P ro g ra m . S tu d e n t tu to r s s a c r ific e th e ir S a tu r d a y m o rn in g s to h e lp g r a m m a r sc h o o l c h ild re n fro m J e rs e y C ity to p r e p a r e fo r th e ir h ig h sc h o o l e n tr a n c e e x a m s . T h e p ro g r a m , u n d e r th e s u p e rv isio n o f M r. T h o m a s B io n d o , c o n sists o f a re v ie w o f b a s ic E n g lish a n d M a th sk ills - w ith a h e a lth y d o se o f b a s k e tb a ll th ro w n in a f t e r e v e ry se ssio n . T h e six w e e k e n d p ro g r a m h a s su c c e s sfu lly a ss iste d s tu d e n ts in g a in in g a c c e p ta n c e in m a n y a r e a h ig h sc h o o ls - v e ry o fte n P re p itself. W in ter H .A .P . d irecto r M r. T hom as Biondo.

S enior T om M u rp h y - g uide to fu tu re high school success!

Below: T he W inter H .A .P . crew tak es tim e o u t to show th eir mugs: M. C unningham , R. A bdelm alak, M r. Biondo, T . M u rp h y , P. S ch o n en b erg er, G . Choynowski.

BICYCLE CLUB President .................................Chris Sham burg Vice President .......................... Chris K roeper M oderator ...................... M r. M ichael Quillin

Left: T he Bicycle C lub (1. to r.): J. Giannella, J. Bonet, IB C om andatore, J. Henkes, R. Umali, C. Kroeper, S. W i l l niewski, J. Valente, R. A pplegate, M r. Quillin, O. Lleonaijl S. Toy, C. Sham burg. Above: Prom inent members of tlB t Bicycle C lub bone up on the latest advancem ents in t h a i hobby.

CHESS CLUB President ....................................... Brian Lawlor M oderator . . . . M r. M ark D eStephano, S.J.

Above: P rep â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s solid Chess C lub (1. to r.): J. Paguiligan, T. O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;H are, D. Hanks, Np Yelverton, G. Papadakis, T. H ealy, M r. M ark D eStephano, S .J., A. Sawczuk, M Toss, F. Regenye, T. Schneider. Left: G eorge and Danny sweat it out for a Michelcji Light.

RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is one more activity which exposes Prep students to the technologhy of today. Prep’s Radio Club is a licensed H .A .M . station which frequently communicates with other stations around the world. This is accomplished using some of the very best and most modern communication equipm ent available. The Club is open to all interested. How ever, new members, in order to operate the equipment, must take and pass the A m a teur Radio O perator License Exam. For some, this may be only the first step in the field of communication.

P resident ..............................................C hung Yi Vice P resident ............................A lex M ercado M oderator . . . 7 . . . . M r. M ichael B erkow itz

Above: C lub P resid en t C h u n g Y i(l.) an d Vice P resident A lex M ercad o H A M it up for th e cam era.

PARENTS’ CLUBS

Now, ladies, eat it all or no dessert

Above: M em bers of the M others’ C lub (I. to r.): Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Russel, Mrs. B rancatella, Mrs. McVicar, Mrs. Kollmer, Mrs. Gomez. Right: M em bers of the F athers’ Club (1. to r.): M r. Paul Lempa, Mr. Rich G ronda, Mr. Bill Budin, M r. Jack Kel ly, Mr. John Spadora, Mr. Jim Henkes.

A s tu d e n t’s p a re n ts a re a n im p o rta n t p a r t o f his h ig h sch o o l d e v e lo p m e n t. P a re n ts w o rk h a n d in h a n d w ith te a c h ers, striv in g to h e lp him g a in th e m ost fro m his e d u c a tio n . P a re n ts a re an es p e c ia lly v ita l e le m e n t a t S t. P e te r ’s. T h e P re p M o th e rs ’ C lu b , m o d e ra te d by F r. F ra n k H a m ill, S .J ., su p p o rts th e sch o o l in v ita l w ays. T h ro u g h o u t th e y e a r, th e M o m s ” h o ld c lu b d in n ers. T h e se ev e n ts a re a n a d d e d d im e n sio n to th e P re p so cia l life, b rin g in g p a re n ts in to c lo s e r c o n ta c t. T h e se d in n e rs also h e lp ra ise fu n d s w h ich g o to w a rd s th e s c h o o l’s g e n e ra l o p e ra tin g b u d g e t. T h e F a th e r s ’ C lu b is e q u a lly activ e. T h e “ P o p s ” serv e as a s s is ta n ts a t v a r io u s a th le tic e v e n ts, c o lle c tin g tic k e ts . T h e y a lso h o ld d in n e rs w h ich a re b o th so c ia l ev e n ts a n d fu n d -ra is in g a ffa irs . 5

H ! P Dessert here, get your dessert!”

WAR GAMES CLUB President Vice President S ecretary

David Vargo Steve Willis Dillon H arris

Above: T h e M ercen aries (1. to r.): R. Pena, D. T an , R. F airfield, H . N eals, D. V argo, A . K opcynski, K. H u ry k , G . H udock. R ight: T he W arlo rd s en ter th e forbidÂ den zone.

PAPER & PEN

Above: T he s ta ff an d ed ito rs o f P re p â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s literary m agazine. R ight: Paper & Pen m o derator M r. L ance S ilvestris w ith th e first issue. 59

T. V. STUDIO T h e S t. P e te r ’s P re p T .V . S tu d io is a m u lti-p u rp o s e o rg a n iz a tio n . It is a cla ss ro o m , ex p o sin g s tu d e n ts w ho a re stu d y in g c o m m u n ic a tio n s to th e te c h n o lo g y in volved in th e b ro a d c a s tin g field. It is an au d io -v isu a l lib ra ry , c o n ta in in g n u m e ro u s v id e o ta p e s a n d ta p e p lay e rs fo r use by fa c u lty m e m b e rs w ho w ish to e n h a n c e th e ir c o u rs e m a te ria l. F in ally , it is a c lu b , p ro v id in g a m e a n in g fu l a n d fun a fte r sch o o l a c tiv ity fo r its m an y m e m b e rs. T h is p a s t y e a r, th e S tu d io u n d e rw e n t m a n y p h y sic a l a n d o rg a n iz a tio n a l c h a n g e s. T h e e n tire fa c ility w as re p a in te d a n d re v a m p e d . A la rg e a m o u n t o f new , s ta te - o f - th e - a r t e q u ip m e n t w as in sta lle d . T h e p o sitio n o f m o d e r a to r is now sh a re d by M r. F ra n k L a m a r tin e a n d M r. M a r ty D oyle, S .J . A s th e field o f c o m m u n ic a tio n s gro w s, th e T .V . S tu d io h o p e s to g ro w w ith it.

The T.V. Studio Crew: lying: M. Kilkenny; kneeling (1. to r.): R. N isbet, F. Trigo D Quish; crouching: C. Prime, P. Cashin; standing (1. to r.): J. Gomez, e ! Addvensky. M. Flynn, P. Schonenberger, D. Williams.

P.R . M an Peter Cashin, Studio M anager F. Trigo, and Equipm ent M anager Ed Addvensky test some new equipm ent.

Aspiring cam eram an Paul Schonenberger.

SKI CLUB E x e c u tiv e B o a rd

M o d erato r

M ik e A lb a n e s e J o e B ard z ilo w sk i R e n e G ia c c h i

..........................Mr. Joe Tam burelli

THE WILD WORLD OF SKIING!

LIBRARIANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AIDS Librarian ............................ Mrs. Joan W ard Aid ............................................. Ben Evidente .................................................. Sean Brown Aid

Mrs. W ard, Sean Brown, and Ben Evidente-keeping the shelves safe for Prep.

Now where are those C liff Notes?

I GUITAR CLUB President ................................... Ken Espinoza Vice President ............................... P eter Gizzi

Above: G u itar C lub m em bers (1. to r.): W. Schneider, H. Gil, A. Ruiu, M. Ahern, K. Bertotti, J. D eM ichael, M. Surowiec, J. Parillo, A. Rodriguez, Kneeling: B. Stefans. Left: C lub president Ken Espinoza on bass.

LITURGIES E d u c a tio n a t P re p e x te n d s f a r b ey o n d th e c la s s ro o m e x p e rie n c e . In a w ay, th e s p iritu a l d e v e lo p m e n t o f s tu d e n ts is o f g r e a t e r im p o rta n c e th a n th e ir a c a d e m ic g o a ls . L itu rg ie s a re a n im p o r ta n t p a r t o f th is d e v e lo p m e n t. T h e e n tire sc h o o l c o m Â m u n ity c o m e s to g e th e r to c e le b r a te th e E u c h a r is t a s o n e. S tu d e n ts a n d fa c u lty m e m b e rs p a r tic iÂ p a te in th e M a s s in m a n y w ays. W h e th e r a s b a n d m e m b e rs , u s h e rs , E u c h a ris tic M in is te rs o r m e m b e rs o f th e c o n g re g a tio n , a ll a r e in v ite d to s h a r e in th e c e le b ra tio n , u n itin g o u r sc h o o l in a c o m m o n re lig io u s e x p e rie n c e .

Above: F r. D olan, S .J. an d F r. B alduf, S .J. lead th e procession a t th e C hristm as M ass. Below: F a cu lty m em b ers bestow th e ir blessings on th e C lass o f â&#x20AC;&#x2122;88 a t the F reshm an O rien tatio n M ass.

EMMAUS E m m a u s is a g re a t fa c to r in th e relig io u s d e v e lo p m e n t o f P re p m en. T h e w eek en d re tre a ts , o pen to ju n io rs a n d se n io rs, a n d held a t th e J e s u it re tr e a t h o u se on th e J e rse y sh o re , a re d e sig n ed to h e lp y o u n g m en to a s c e rta in th e m e a n in g o f G o d in th e ir lives, w hile th e y g a in a b e tte r u n d e r s ta n d in g o f th em selv e s, th e ir fam ilies, a n d frien d s. F r. Jo h n M u llin , S .J ., is th e c o o rd in a to r o f th e E m m a u s p ro g ra m . U n d e r his d ir e c tio n , a n d With th e a s s ista n c e o f Br. T h o m as G a rv e y , S .J ., a n d o th e r J e s u it p a rtic i p a n ts , e a c h w eek en d is w e ll-ru n , e n jo y a b le , a n d p ro d u c tiv e . O n e a c h E m m a u s, fo u r se n io rs, p rev io u s re tr e a ta n ts , a n d fo u r fa c u lty m e m b e rs th e E m m a u s “ T e a m ” - a c t a s big b ro th e rs to th e n ew co m ers. T h is te a m is a v ital in g re d ie n t to e a c h th r e e d a y e x p e rie n c e . T h e te a m m e m b e rs g u id e th e ir frie n d s, th e ir c la s s m a te s , on th e ro a d to E m m a u s.

Steve and Ramon - the new Hall and Oates.

The Emm aus Team , and their Mogwai.

Emm aus director Fr. John M ullin, S.J.

ICHRISTIAN SER VICE The Christian Service program is another fine example of how students at St. P eterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s serve their communities. This one semester service project is coupled with a course on Social Justice, allowing juniors to see first hand the problems in our society while developing a sense of what m aturing Christians can do to help solve these problems. Students may choose where they will contribute their free time; choices range from assignments at hospitals and nursing homes, to tutoring gram m ar school and high school pupils. Christian Service is instrum ental in developing that part of a well-rounded j man which feels for the disadvantaged - this aspect of humanity is i essential to a true â&#x20AC;&#x153;m an for others.â&#x20AC;? ; | j ; | ! : !

M r. M arty Doyle, S .J., C o-D irector o f C hristian Service.

M r. H a rry D am m er, C o -D irecto r o f C h ristian Service.

A bove: Ju n io r C hris F alco lends a helping hand.

A bove: T u to rs an d pupils ta k e a b reak from study.

INTRAMURALS T h e I n tr a m u r a l p ro g ra m is y e t a n o th e r fa c e t o f th e d iv erse c o m p e titiv e life a t S t. P e te r â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, o ffe rin g to th e s tu d e n t a w elco m e c h a n g e fro m a c a d e m ic s to a th le tic s. T h e d a ily c o n te s ts w h ich ta k e p la c e d u rin g s tu d e n t lu n c h p e rio d s p ro v id e P re p m en w ith th e o p p o rtu n ity to p a r Â tic ip a te in sp o rts su c h as fo o tb a ll, b a sk e tb a ll, a n d flo o r h o ck ey . M o d e r a to rs M r. T h o m a s B io n d o a n d M r. F ra n k L a m a r tin e in s u re th e c o n tin u e d su cc ess o f th is a c tiv ity b y a p p o in tin g re sp o n sib le s tu d e n ts to se rv e as o fficia ls. T h e se s tu d e n ts g u a ra n te e a n a tm o s p h e re o f a m ic a b le riv a lry w hile serv in g as th e e le m e n t w h ich p ro v id e s f a ir Â ness to ev ery g a m e . I n tr a m u r a ls p ro v id e a c o n stru c tiv e a n d e n jo y a b le o u tle t fo r s tu d e n t en e rg ie s.

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BAND

The 1984-1985 St. Peter’s Prep Band.

The St. Peter’s Prep Band is another example of what makes our school unique. The band pos sesses a wealth of talent and di versity. Students of all years, backgrounds, and musical tastes are given a chance to display and develop their musical abilities. The band, directed by Mr. Robert Sayer, is a two-fold exper ience. This adroit group of young musicians provides a variety of enjoyable music for assemblies, li turgies and other school events. It is also a graded course which fos ters an atmosphere conducive to learning and appreciating music.

Left: Band president Glen Luckjiff (r.) and vice president Peter Froehlich. Right: Director Mr. Robert Say er.

1BAND CONCERT The annual band concert is quickly beJ < coming a tradition at St. P eter’s. Last 11 year’s perform ance featured members of ; Prep’s band and their renditions of various I ; pieces from A m erica’s original jazz art ; form. Nights such as this are instrum ental I in molding future artists and performers.

P rep ’s woodwinds chim e in a t th e ann u al concert.

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‘M oose” C u n n in g h am in a ja z z rock vocal solo. Sophom ore g uitarsm an: B ruce G atew ood.

PETREAN T h e E d ito rs a n d s ta f f o f th e Petrean, P re p ’s y e a rb o o k , p u t in n u m e ro u s h o u rs o f w o rk a fte r sc h o o l a n d on w e e k en d s alw ay s w ith o n e g o a l in m in d : to c o n d e n se all o f th e y e a r’s n o te w o rth y p e rfo rm a n c e s , all th e m e m o ra b le o c c u rre n c e s, th e tr iu m p h s a n d d is a p p o in tm e n ts, in to a sin g le, u n iq u e re c o rd o f a y e a r a t P re p . D e sp ite th e sa c rific e s m a d e to m e e t e a c h d e a d lin e , th o se w ho c o n tr ib u te to th e p ro d u c tio n o f T h e B ook fin d th a t th e y a re e n ric h e d by th e e x p e rie n c e . M r. M ic h a e l T u n n e y is th e g u id in g fo rc e as m o d e ra to r. S tu d e n ts o f all y e a rs sto p b y th e o ffic e to le n d a h a n d , w h e th e r fo r a few m in u te s o r a few h o u rs , m a k in g th e P etrean P r e p ’s b o o k . M r. M ichael Tunney, S.J., M oderator.

Above: Pete Cresci, Editor-in-C hief.

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K en Kozlowski, G rap h ics E ditor.

THE ACTIVITY LINK O n e o f th e m o st o p p o rtu n is tic l i n k ^ ^ o u r c h a in is th e A c tiv ity L ink. T h ro u g h a c tiv itie s, th e w hole P re p c o m m u n ity is allo w ed to ex p ress itself. P ro m C lu b m e m b e r to m o d e ra to r, e a c h m e m b e r o f th e P re p F a m ily fin d s a n in te re s t in w h ich h e c a n ex cel. E th n ic C lu b s a re a so u rc e w h ere P re p s te rs c a n b e id e n tifie d a m o n g th e ir c u ltu ra l b a c k g ro u n d . P u b lic a tio n s , su c h a s th e P etroc a n d P etrean allo w e a g e r s tu d e n ts to in v e s tig a te th e w o rld o f c o m m u n ic a tio n s . E lsew h ere. P re p s tu d e n ts c a n ap p ly th e ir e n e rg ie s to w a rd s o th e r a c tiv itie s. T h e se a c tiv i ties in c lu d e m a rtia l a rts . S ta r T re k C lu b , T .V . S tu d io , a n d th e R a d io C lu b to n a m e a few. T h ro u g h all th e se a c tiv itie s o n e e le m e n t is c o n s ta n t, th e e le m e n t o f e x p ressio n . E x p re ssio n th ro u g h th e w ritte n w ord, p h y sical w ork a n d th ro u g h d e d ic a tio n , is th e key to th e A c tiv ity L in k ’s su ccess.

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Above: Left to R ight: R odm an A nte, R oberto Cruz, Steven W ay, C raig Di Staso, Brian O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dell.

Above: First Row: R obert Schork, David C hase, John H ester. Second Row: John S heeran, P atrick Juskiew icz. T hird Row: G regory Brown. 78

Above: First Row: M anuel G uarda. Second Row: Peter Stokes, A lexander M artinez. T hird Row: Kevin M orris, C hristopher Culhane, G ilbert Sabusay. C am era Shy: Fernando Pereira.

FRESHMEN IB

L eft to R ight: E dw ard W hitehead, Frank R am irez, John Shea, G reg L andino, R ayÂ mond R u shforth, W illiam Stefko, W alt Schneider, Joseph Paguiligan.

Left to R ight: M ich ael G ajew ski, K evin M allardi, S ean M c C a rth y , D avid E stra d a , D an M agliore, M atth ew K ing, S ean O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;C onnor.

L eft to R ight: Jam es G rogan, S alvatore D iN ard o , A ndrew A licandri, David C ushing, David C ardino, C hristopher C a ta n ia , Brian A dornetto, Benjam in Benebe. C am era Shy: R andall Brewster.

FRESHMEN 1C

Left: First Row: Philip Ryan, Kevin Atchison, Rolando Lavarro, C hristopher Doroszczyk. Second Row: Liborio N am nam a. M ark Linskey, Thom as Pedro, K enneth Ols足 zewski. On Fence: Brian McEwen. Above: First Row: John DeFilippis, Stephen Byron, Jeffrey G illard. Second Row: Eugene Keohane, M ichael Figurski, Sean Kearney, Colin H arris, Francisco M atta.

Right: First Row: L arry Tronco, David Skorka, R obert Bleach, Keith V ukan. Sec足 ond Row: David Riolo, David O hlm uller, T hom as D zubina, M ichael H awryluk.

FRESHMEN ID

F irst Row: S co tt W entw orth, E dw ard M artin, T erence C ooney. Second Row: P eter Sollecito, Salvador Sim ao, Jo n a th a n DeBonis, David Donnelly.

F irst Row: M ichael M ulcahy, T hom as O ’H are , Jo h n H u n t, M a rc B ryant, M ario L eitao. Second Row: PeterK enneth P a rto z a , M a rk M atticola, P au l K ay, R ich ard R eczka, Jo hn A rceo.

F irst Row: Ju a n F ern an d ez, Jo m a rc T ab eta. Second Row: D avid Penaskovic, Philip Sw absin, Steven Saivem ini. L eft Rail: C arlos M ercado. R ight R ail: C arlo s Bellido. “ G o ah e a d , I d a re you!” 81

FRESHMEN IE

First Row: Sylvester Scott, Second Row: M ichael Voico, Louis Politewiez. Third Row: M anuel Rosado, M athew Shaw, R ich ard Trilles. Above Left: Lockers-A nice place to cram , but who wants to live there? Lower Left: Could you direct me to the N orth Pole?”

L eft to R ight: Safel Joshi, R alph Pantozzi, T hom as M oore, H assib K haw aja, Kevin O ’Sullivan, V ictor L am antia. Missing: P atrick C unningham , S cott Stanislawski.

L eft to Right: A rdley Fugua, Edward Cheatam , Vasilios Chrisos, R obert Dimler, R ichard H enneberry, Jeffrey Jablonski, Roy Jimenez, R obert Fonticoba.

FRESHMEN IF L eft: F irst Row: W ilfred R ivera, Jo h n Feeney, G reg 足 ory Bellotti. Second Row: R oger T ro tm an , R ichard C arlson, E dw ard N esto r. T h ird Row: Jo h n R andall, Jason M onteforte, Jam es N icholson. Below: Bludgus and Crowley engage in recess wrestling.

R ight: L eft to R ig h t: Jo sep h K ealy, Ju lio N ieto , G uy S indle, K evin Lyons, M ichael K enny, D avid G o ld rich , W illiam F razier, R afael P rad o , M atth ew K elleher.

Left: F irst Row: M ark E verett. Second Row: Efrem G rah am , H o race Lindsey. T h ird Row: R ich ard L aM onica, P atrick C am pen, C h risto p h er P alm er, Paxton M orris, W ally Lindsley, Sam uel M ason.

FRESHMEN 1G

Above: First Row: Edw ard O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary, M ichael Zieleniewski, Ed Salau. Second Row: David Toussas, C esar Pernia, R ichard Ebanks, Emilio DiZefalo. Above: First Row: G eorge Jam es, Thom as Kraus, W inston Clinton. Second Row: Dennis Guyre, Donald Lapine, A ntonio Sarm iento, Paul Lempa.

Above: Jesusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; aim is true. Below: N othing is like a good assembly.

Above: First Row: M ichael Nevedom sky. Second Row: M ario R odriguez, K eith M cG inn. T hird Row: A nthony Stew art, P eter Speronza, Ju d e H arp er, Jam es Thom pson.

FRESHMEN 1H Left: F irst Row: Jo h n H ughes, C hristo p h er Esposito, K en n eth M oore. Second Row: M ichael Boyle, Joseph Vita. T h ird Row: E d g ar B arua, C h risto p h er D iN ard o .

Below: F irst Row: M ike F o rtu n a to , P ru b h jo t Singh, Jaso n G o rdon. S eco n d Row: D avid R overe, P e te r S p a d o ra , C h risto p h e r Z in g aro , E ric Flood, Jo h n F lanagan.

A bove: F irst Row: Jo h n C alicchio, Louis G iordano, M ichael V alente, M a rk T oom ey. Second Row: C a rl L ancellotti, John B erfnardo, V incent L ore, P a u l C ush, C am era Shy: E dw ard O ’Connell.

“ W a it . . . W e have a question!”

FRESHMEN II

Left: First Row: T errance C urran, P eter Tirella. Second Row: Steven Saulino, David Kleid. Right: First Row: T hom as DiCostanzo, Jam es Van Biarcom. Second Row: R ob ert H oran, Benjam in Librojo. T hird Row: David Keller, Jo n a than C astro. F ourth Row: M ichael Elson, A nthony C abrera.

Below: First Row: Edwin Cooper. Second Row: B rad M cLeod, W illiam Bajor. T hird Row: Joseph Volcy, M arek W orobiej, G ary Rodriguez.

Left to R ight: Brian O ’Connor, O m ar Oliveros, P atrick M illar, Byron Fields, R obert Bigg.

FRESHMEN 1J L eft: F irst Row: R ichard N ugent, Brian P eters, R o b e rt T uohy. Second Row: W alter B enzija, Brian K eahey, S co tt W illiams.

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Above: First Row: Leo Dela Pasion, D ennis H anley, P atrick Vining, R aul C am aligan. Second Row: R ich ard Peluso, John G ille足 spie, M ark G necco.

Left: F irst Row: S tanley D uda, John S teffich , H enry H olzm ann, Ja y Pacillo. Second Row: F rederick Bayerlein, R ich ard Lopez, C arlos Perez. C am era Shy: M ichael C otton, Pablo C alderon.

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Above: Left to R ight: Elnardo W ebster, Setul Parikh, Tom Zim m erm an, Charles Siniski, Danny Pietruska, Shawn O stendorf, W ilfed Sa-onoy. Gene perform s his act w ithout a net.

SOPHOMORES 2B

A bove: F irst Row: M ich ael O ’S haughnessy, P a tric k Bocco, B ruce G atew ood, Luis V assallo, Drew Ciok. Second Row: A ndrew K opycinski, O svaldo L leo n art, C arlo s T ab o ra.

Above: F irst Row: W illiam M attey. G ilbert lies. T hom as Kosiba. Second Row: T hom as O ’C onnor, Pedro P ereira, A lb e rt R uiu. T h ird Row: M ichael G allag h er. F ourth Row: Dennis C orw in, Jose Sim ao. Below: ''W h a t's in this soda?”

A bove: F irst Row: Jeffre y L atk o , D aniel F itzh en ry , B enja m in E vidente, T hom as Basil, Jo h n S tan cza k . Second Row: W illiam C elen tan o , M ario D uque, Jo h n A n steth , R ich ard G riesh ab er. C a m e ra Shy: N icolo D ePinto.

SOPHOMORES 2C

First Row: Jay H ughes. Second Row: R ichard O rellana, K enneth Del Vecchio. T hird Row: H arry G aibor, Janies Cox. F ourth Row: R onald Elio, David Bryngil.

First Row: W illiam Price, Joseph G utierrez. Second Row: Daniel Pronti, R oland Elio. T hird Row: R obert Rutkowski, M ichael B arbire, John T horning. Fourth Row: K aushal M ajm udar, Joseph Cronin.

First Row: Jared R usm an, Thom as Finn. Second Row: Joseph Giglio, P atrick V aughan. Third Row: Andrew Repoza, W il足 liam Cooney.

First Row: G eorge Scott. Second Row: Brian S te足 fans, Thom as Tuohy, Choong Kim. T hird Row: Bism arck C ara, Ernani Domingo. F ourth Row: Joseph M arini, Paul Pawlowski.

SOPHOMORES 2D Left: L eft to R ight: W alter Gonsiewski, Roehl Empestan, B arry K ushnir, Joseph Preckajlo, Brian H offm an, G reg K ushnir, M ark Borino.

Left: L eft to R ight: G regory W ernock, E dw ard Casulli, G ab riel M ulcahy, D arren S am m artino, M ichael Law 足 less, C h irsto p h er Lowicki. Below: F irst Row: P e te r C apizzi, L eon Jablow . Second Row: T hom as M cD onough, W ally M acaw ili. T hird Row: M ark U sarzew icz, M artin Juenge.

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Above: First Row: C hris R eardon. Second Row: Bill Bratton, Jam es Toy. T hird Row: Sergio Vlacich, Sean Flusk, Ed Diangelo. Fourth Row: John Egar, R ay Davis. Fifth Row: W illiams Evans.

First Row: Dennis M annion. Second Row: Jack N a ta , Sean Allen. Third Row: Rich N isbet, G eorge H enn, Kevin G ranelli, R ick Bigelow. Left: A H ap Alum 足 nus sets out to rule the world.

SOPHOMORES 2F

Above: F irst Row: M ath ew G ilvey, Jo h n F o rtu n a to , R on ald F erg u 足 son. S econd Row: A rth u r D arrag h , P asq u ale B uzzelli, C h risto p h er D eN unzio.

A bove: F irst Row: A lb e rt H yjek, C harles O rdonez, T hom as Williams. Second Row: M ichael D efensor, G erald M urphy, G erald M arafioti.

A bove: F ro n t to B ack: L eft Row: T h o m as T u rn er, A n thony Bullock, John Piersa. R ig h t Row: M ario Bai, M arco D eG iro lam o , R o b e rt V aughan. A bove R ight: F ro n t to B ack: N u n o S antos, V ito B ran catella, Jo n a th a n Dilley. R ight: F ro n t to B ack: K evin R aslow sky, D aniel C u to la, Jose C en 足 teno.

SOPHOMORES 2G

Above: First Row: W alter Illy, Jason C lark, Tood Tietchen. Second Row: Carl C am poreale, M ichael Downey, Donald W ilson, Eduardo Canseco, Edward Markowski.

Below: First Row: Arnel O rtega, John Zupko. Second Row: Sean Carney, David H oppe. T hird Row: R ichard M angone. C am era Shy: Jeffrey Tuzzo, Timothy G illard, M arc G alati, Thom as Cavallucci.

Above: First Row: M ichael Donnelly, Je ff C hristensen, Pierre-R ichard Salom on. Second Row: Vladim ir M erluza, W illiam M ilitello, Joseph Valenti, Dominick DePinto.

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SOPHOMORES 2H

L eft to R ight: Jo e B rennan, O lie M orrissette, A n d re C haney, C harlie Bible, R ich ard F airfield, S ean Brown, H u e rta N eals

A bove: F irst Row: S tev e K earns, S econd Row: C hris G a n non, P a t C o rco ran , T h ird Row: C h arles S c ia rra , V incent C apozzoli, A zim K h aw aja, F o u rth Row: B rian S alm on, M a tt R eilly.

Above: L eft to R ight: R egin ald T an te o , Ju a n A co sta, Biren Desai, R yan A p p leg ate, A llan D elaC ru z, M ike G ifford. A b sent: D arin W illiam son. R igh t: S tev e’s idea o f an in stan t day off, too!

F irst Row: E n riq u e N a k a r, Rocco Celentano, R icard o C aam ano. Second Row: G ary Del Piano, R ich ard D onohue, Ed Foskey.

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Above: Top to Bottom: Ed Furrer, Paul Van Orden, M att Willis, Jim Valvis, A rt Rodriguez, John Coogan.

Above: First Row. Feroz Ali, Fred H anna. Second Row: Keith Knorowski, P at Benzaleski, C hris Kane.

Above: T op to Bottom: Oliver A nderson, D arren Stanziano, Vipul Patel, A nthony B ruton, P ete H arn ett, R ob G ruhn, T ariq A bdur-R ashed. A bsent: G eorge N olan, Bill Gargiles.

Below: T op to Bottom: Jose Fajardo, Don Schroeder, Je ff Kollmer, Bob G arry, Joe Poueymirou, Brendan Con足 way.

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Right: L. to r.: M ichael A hn, Steven Inn, Jam es Schm ittler, Sam D eLuca, Dan H anifin, G len K elton, Doug G ronda.

Above: Kneeling: A m it R astogi, Fred Regenye. Standing: N oel T antuico, R alph Toss, C hris K otsopulos, Tom Schneider. Right: G u itar virtuouso Kevin B ertotti.

JUNIORS 3B

A bove: F irst Row: W illiam Perkins. S econd Row: A lex R am os, T om R iley. T h ird Row: D ave S o u th ern , S c o tt T uzzo, T om T acik.

F a r A bove: F irst Row: O rlan d o Reyes, L eonard Luizzi. Second Row: Lou M anchisi, Dave C hiang. T h ird Row: K en C om andatore, Frank Silva. A bove: L eft to R ight: Jo h n U rb an , R ichard R usznak, Paul Stanowski, K evin M orris, A n thony A guiar, Jose M ontalvo, Steve Biernacki, M artin H art.

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JUNIORS 3C

Left to Right: Billy C han足 dra, Charles T refurt, Gerome Jordan, R obert H ager, Arnel Perez, Edward L u足 b as, R ob M u llh o lla n d , Thom as Sullivan.

Left to Right: Ivan Gomez, Jo h n D e R o se , M ich a el Dandorph, R obert Leahy, Kerry W om ack, M ike Pompeo.

Left to Right: Dennis Quish, C hris Prim e, K eith W all, Ed Addvensky, M ichael R. Flynn, Ken Von Shaum burg.

Left to Right: Jason W ebb, M ichael S. Flynn, Frank B ria m o n te , F ra n k B etkowski, Rich N isbet, Doug Eastm an. If

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Above: First Row: Phil D uvalsaint, C hris Conklin, Steve G m itro. Second Row: Dan Peters, Brian A rcher, Sean Sexton.

A bove: F irst Row: D ave L aB ru n o , E m er C ruz. S ec ond Row: F ran k R om ano, M atth ew T u rn e r. T h ird Row: S ean R ussell, D ave K ern.

Above: F irst Row: Jo e C ollazo, K eith H uryk, R aym ond N ieves. Second Row: R odrigo U m ali, Brian M ahoney. Below: “ W h a t a re you sayin’; A eneas m et H elen w here?”

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Right: First Row: Nick Wood, Fernando Bayona, A] Molina. Second Row: Kevin Fitzhenry, A nthony Ferraro, Bill Cuevas. Third Row: W ilfre d D an g c il, M att Jablonski, Rogelio B autista, Salvatore Cioffi and Mr. LaM artine.

Left: First Row: Mike M cG rath, Kenny Sabogal, Robert I Pelier, Second Row: Brad Ohlmuller, John Kashuba, I Dan Hanks, M ark Ambrosio. T hird Row: Dan Tapia, I Jon C am aya and their mentor.

Above: First Row: Steve Rom ero, Frank Trigo, Dave Zall, Victor Chirichella. Second R o w Steve Presa Jam es cMackiewicz, Mike Kilkenny, Dan G allagher. T hird Row: Fryd Romano, Bill S cheurer and the caboose o f’the “ L Express .

JUNIORS 3F Left: Left to right: Mike S m arro, A nthony M usante, Brian Lawlor, N ick S p erd u to, M ike R udner, S an d ro F rattu ra .

Above: Left to R ight: R obert Jablonski, Dan Lavecchia, T onio F av etta, H enry G il, R ichard Bludgus. A bove: “ W ill som eone ta k e these nails o u t o f my hands, p lease?”

Below: Left to Right: Gene L andino, M ark M auriello, T i berius Z ah aria, John Henkes, C hris S clafani, A ntonio Per eira, A lfonso Z am arra.

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JUNIORS 3G First Row: M arco A rriaga, Nelson Cepeda,Scott Sari, Joe M ancino. Second Row: Keith Bellinger, Theodore Romanowski, Michael Crowley, Willie Wilkes. Below: Kegler G erom e Jordan retires after another hard day at the office.

First Row: Je ff Casler, Tom Fardellone, Paul Costello, John Boushay. Second Row: M arc Y elverton, Je ff Stabile, Ron Panico, Jesus Revilla.

First Row: Paul Zeller, M anny G alang. Second Row: Paul G rundling, Rich Roscelli, Steve Dutkiewicz.

BIG WAZOO

First Row: G eorge Papadakis, W illiam Cinurchin, Rafael Bautista, Vin Burke. SeconiJ Row: R ay Luistro, Steve Y autz, Jam es M cD erm ott, Ed Grabowski.

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L eft to R ight: Jo e G u arin o , Jo se B onet, R alph C arb o n e, C h arles H o w lett, Aldenys A co sta, Jo sh u a D ech ter, Joe S cheurer.

Below: F irst Row: Vin N o lan , Jo h n W olleon, Jo h n A pruzzese. Second Row: D ave C hecorski, J e ff P arad in e, H ow ard F rank. L ast Row: S teve W isniewski. M issing: Jo h n D ubon:

Above: F irst Row: Joseph Best, M ichael Surowiec, A rth u r Del Vescovo. Second Row: Kevin B ertotti, R ich ard Pena. T h ird Row: M el H ernandez, M ark C ozine. Below: â&#x20AC;&#x153; W hich way to M uscle Beach?â&#x20AC;?

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Above: First Row: Sean Somers. Second Row: C arm ine Lancelotti, Scott Villa, Tom M cV icar, John Carlson, M ark Byrnes.

Above: First Row: Mike C antelm i, Second Row: Sean M ul足 lins, Pat Dunn, Peter Burke. Third Row: M att Mannion, Bill R ushforth, Joe Lecowitch.

Above: L eft to Right: A rt Rosa, Bill N eafsey, Deric Burgess, Joe Raslowsky, Joa^ A m brosio, Ernie K irchgassler. A bsent: Steve Hum m ell. Above: First Row: Rob N estor, C hris Falco, Pete Mango. Second Row: M ike Doody, Tony DeFino, A lexander Jurgelevicius.

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Clockw ise from u p p er left: T h e B reakfast C lub; p o p u lar ju n io r tab le clow ns aro u n d durin g fifth lunch; “ O h, no, F ath er! I ’m not copying hom ew ork!” ; acro b a tic ju n io rs defy g ra v ity ; p o st-W a lk a th o n bliss; c en te r: “ Y o u ’ve g ot to be kidding me!”

THE UNDERCLASSMEN LINK P h y sically , th e d iffe re n c e b etw een su ccessiv e high sch o o l y e a rs c a n easily be seen. H o w ev er, p h y sically g ro w in g is o f se c o n d a ry im p o rta n c e to th e to ta l m a tu rity a tta in e d a t th is tim e . T h e p ri m a ry im p o rta n c e o f th e U n d e rc la s sm e n L in k , th e firs t th r e e y e a rs o f high sch ool, is th e fo s te rin g o f d is tin c t q u a li tie s d u rin g e a c h y e a r. T a k in g th a t first b u s rid e to G ra n d a n d W a rre n , a n d o n e ’s a b r u p t in tro d u c tio n to th e classic P re p L a tin I class su re ly in a u g u ra te s th is link. S e c o n d y e a r c a n b e st b e sy m b o lized by th e c o n fu sio n o f p o stu la te s a n d th e o re m s in te rtw in e d a m id th e a c c e n ts o f m o d e rn la n g u a g e . J u n io rs p re p a re fo r th e c o m p le tio n o f th is link sw e a tin g o u t th e a x io m s o f A lg e b ra II/ T r i g a n d th e p e rio d ic ta b le o f C h e m is try .

Clockwise from below: U nderclassm en stand up and cheer.; “ Do ya really want to hurt me?” ; I scream for ice cream!; Cover Me!”

C lockw ise from below: “ O h w hat a feeling!” ; Kiss m e . . . I got th e signal!; T h e boy and his plastic bubble.; L oitering, a ju n io r elective.; U pC lose and Personal.; “ O nly Richie Kelly or ders double anchovie.

VARSITY FOOTBALL T h e M a r a u d e r F o o tb a ll T e a m e n te re d th e 1984 seaso n w ith high h o p es o f m a tc h in g , o r im p ro v in g u p o n , th e ir 6-3 re c o rd o f la st seaso n . H e a d C o a ch G e rry B ello tti in sp ire d th e te a m to follow th e le a d e r ship p ro v id ed by C o -C a p ta in s J o e D e M a rc o a n d D ave A lsto n . T h e ta le n t w as a sse m b le d fo r a p o te n tia lly su ccessfu l seaso n w ith n o ta b le s ta n d o u ts su c h as D e M a rc o , A lsto n , se n io r A1 P e trillo , ju n io r N ic k W o o d , a n d so p h o m o re C h a rlie B ible. H o w ev er, life in th e N a tio n a l C o n fe re n c e w as n o t as sim p le as th e te a m h a d th o u g h t it w o u ld be. P la g u e d by in ju rie s, m o st n o ta b ly th e in ju ry to C a p ta in Jo e D e M a rc o , th e te a m stru g g le d to a n 0 -4 s ta r t as D e M a rc o w a tc h e d fro m th e sid elin es.

Co-C aptain J. D eM arco, Coach G. Bellotti, senior N. Gonzales and Co-C aptain D. Alston.

Bellotti offers some inspirational words “ It’s M iller Time!”

Above. First Row: T. G illard, J. F ortunato, T. R ashad, J. Roskowski, V. Gallo, A. Petrillo, J. Kellner, K. Bauman, J. D eM arco, N . Gonzalez, R. Crespo, G. Viggiano, D. A lston. Second Row: T. Basil, B. Militello, K. Fitzhenry, J. Dubon, D. G ronda, C. Lancellotti, D. Burgess, J. DeRose, C. Sclifani, S. Rom ero, N . W ood, C. Bible, L. Shipm an. T hird Row: J. Egar, B. Kushnir, D. Sam m artino, I. Park, P. H artnett, C. R aeford, J. M ancino, G. Scott, D. H anifin, T. Tuohy, J. Kollmer, W. W ilkes, M. Willis, E. W ebster, D. Fitzhenry, T rainer M. Dandorph,

D eric Burgess tries for th ree points.

M arau d er m auling th ro u g h a hive o f Bees.

C harlie Bible breaks for th e goal.

W ood splinters his way thro u g h H udson defense.

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Left: D eM arco erupts ’round end towards the wild blue yonder! Above. DeRose hauls down a queen bee! Below: Lam ont reggaes down

Left: Bible divides the sea of red. Below Left: Prep’s defense clips the Hawks’ wings. Below Right: Petrillo en route to a first down.

A bove: Jack ie H y a tt A w ard w inner, Jo e D eM arco. Below: “T he M arau d ers a re coming! T h e M a ra u d e rs a re com ing!”

“ Touchdown!!!”

There were disappointments this year, but there were also triumphs. The highlight of the season was the return of the Prep-Dickinson rivalry which had been put on hold for four years. The game was Homecoming for the Prep alumni and they were not disappointed. Dickinson was crushed by the Peter’s team, 20-0. The Jackie H yatt award was awarded to Joe DeM arco for his excellence and con tinued dedication to the team. The M araud ers ended the season with a 21-8 upset over Memorial. The offensive drive was sparked by underclassman standout Charlie Bible, and the defense was outstanding in a goal line stand keyed by Dan Hanifin and Kevin Bau man.

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Under the guidance of Head Coach Paul Giorgio, and assistant Dave Hunt, the Freshman Football Team opened the season as defending County Champions. Although they failed to reclaim that honor this year, the team did post a respectable record and win a few big games. Most notable among them was the Memorial game where future varsity standouts Rob Schork and Mark Warobiej combined to hand previously unbeaten Memorial an 8 to 6 loss.

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First Row: W. Clinton, B. Fields, A. Stew art, P. M orris, J. Volcy, M. W arobiej, G .^Rodriguez, R. Schork, B. Keahy, C. Porosczyk, G. Jam es, E. C heatam . Second Row: J. H ester, P. S padora, M. Gnecco, C. Zingaro, G. Jam es, K. M oore, C. Chase, E. N estor, R. Tuohy, A. Fuqua, J. Gillord! G. Bellotti, P. Juskewicz. T hird Row: S. M ason, J. Sheeran, T. M oore, J. G eohagen, W. Schneider, L. G iordano, G. Keohane, H. K hawaja, M. K elleher, P. Cam pen, L. Tronco, M. D andorph, M. Boyle, C. H unt, C. G iordano

Above: Jubilation on the sidelines after the victory over the previously undefeated Mems.

CHEERLEADING

This year marked the fifth year since the return of Prep’s Cheerleaders. These girls from local schools give a great deal of their time to keep Prep spirit at a constant high, whether at rallies or sporting events. The team this year was led by former Prep cheerleader Donna Donnavin and Cap tains Judy M ayer and Elaina M alaquias. The entire student body at Prep appreciates the dedication of these girls. It is for this reason that they are greeted at every rally with standing ovations and a roar of applause.

R ight: “ G irls on film ” ; Below R ight: G iving P rep guys a hand.

L eft to R ig h t, F irst Row: Ju d y M ay er, C indy S lane, D oreen D ela M otte, M aureen E dw ards, D ebbie W alsh, L a u ra T atro , S econd Row: V anessa R ich ard so n , E laina M alaquias, Je n n ife r N ichols, T ere sa R iley, T h ird Row: N a n cy K ent, T raci M cN u lty , [ C a ra O ’B rien. Below L eft: “ C H E E R S ” ; Below R ight: A sideline everyone has th eir eye on.

VARSITY SOCCER D o m in a tin g a lm o st ev ery fa c e t o f th e g a m e , th is y e a r’s V a rsity S o c c e r T e a m re tu rn e d to its w in n in g w ays. F ifte e n g a m e s in to th e seaso n , th e te a m h a d p o sted a 10-3-2 re c o rd . T h e sq u a d c a m e in to th e seaso n w ith e ig h t re tu rn in g s t a r t ers. S e c o n d y e a r c o a c h , A1 S a m b a d e d ire c te d th e te a m to a su ccessfu l show ing in th e H C I A A B D ivision. E x cellin g in th e a re a o f d e fe n se, th e te a m w as led by c a p ta in P e te C re sc i a n d sen io rs J o h n H a y se r, M ik e A lb a n ese, R e n e G ia c c h i a n d o u r irre p la c e a b le g o a lie J o e B a rd z ilow ski. C o m b in in g e x p e rie n c e w ith y o u th , P re p looks to w ard s a b rig h t fu tu re w ith s ta rs T o m T a c ik , J o e G u a rin o a n d T ib Z a h a ria re tu rn in g fo r th e ir se n io r y ea r. R ig h t: S e c o n d y e a r c o a c h A1 S a m b a d e a n d se n io r c a p ta in P e te C resci.

First Row: K. Raslowsky, B. A yerbe, B. G ranelli, N . Santos, J. G uarino, A. M ercado, R. G iacchi, M. Duque, M. Nevodomsky. Second Row: P. Lagerm isini, T. Tacik, B. Brancatella, T. Z aharia, J. Bardzilowski, P. Cresci, J. Raslowsky, M. Albanese, G. Enderle, J. Ippolito, J. Hayser, Coach A1 Sam bade.

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Above: Bardz caught in the web o f concentration; Below: Tom “ flies” by two hawks.

Top: Tibby blows by the H udson defender; Above: Pete displays perfect form and balance; Below: G uarino Knows th ere’s no place to go.

Hayser flashes th at A ll-State smile.

J. V. SOCCER T h is y e a r ’s J.V . S o c c e r T e a m w as n o e x c e p tio n in c o n tin u in g a s tro n g s o c c e r tr a d itio n a t P re p . F o rm e r P re p s t a r J a c k R a slo w sk y c o a c h e d a te a m o f p re d o m i n a n tly fre s h m e n a n d s o p h o m o re s to a n o th e r s u c c e s s ful se a s o n . T h e te a m w as c a p ta in e d b y K evin R a s lo w sk y a n d P a u l L a g e rm a s in i. S h in in g o n o ffen se w e re fre s h m e n J o h n H u g h e s a n d M ik e M u lc a h y ; b a c k in g th e m o n d e fe n s e w e re s o p h o m o re s N u n o S a n to s a n d V ito B ra n c a te lla . Im p ro v in g w ith e v e ry g a m e , th e s e e a g e r y o u n g s o c c e r p la y e rs a r e re a d y to c o n tin u e a P re p tr a d itio n .

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Left Above: H ughes uses a Royal Knight! Above: Raslowsky looks downfield tow ard paydirt! Left: F ro n t Row: R. U m alli, B. Peters, K. G ranelli, M. M ulcahy, M. D uque. Back Row: C oach Jack R as lowsky, N . Santos, A. Ruia, M. A hn, R. T anteo, K. Roslowsky, A. O rtega, A. DelVescovo, V. B ranca tella, J- Raslowsky.

F ar Left: High and flying Brian Peters. Left: A rnel “T aco ” O rtega boots the ball upfield. Below: “C aptain J a c k " rallies the troops to a C ounty Cham pionship!

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CROSS COUNTR Y

P re p ’s C ro ss C o u n try team c o n tin u e d its tra d itio n o f being a c o n te n d e r in th e H C IA A o n c e a g a in th is y ear. U n d e r the g u id a n c e o f fo rm e r high school tr a c k s ta r, M ik e B urgess, the te a m d id well in b o th the C o u n ty a n d S o u th H u d so n C h a m p io n sh ip s. T h e hig h lig h ts o f th e seaso n w ere, how ever, th e in d iv id u a l p e rfo rm a n c e s of se n io r c a p ta in J a s o n R ic h a rd son a n d fre sh m a n M ik e E llerson. R ic h a rd s o n c a p tu r e d sec o n d p la c e in th e S o u th H u d so n m e e t a n d th ird in th e H C IA A C h a m p io n s h ip s , th e h ig h e st p la c in g by a P re p h a rr ie r in o v er a d e c a d e . E lle rso n sw ept th e fre sh m a n d iv ision o f b o th th e C ity a n d S o u th H u d so n C h a m p io n sh ip s . T h e fu tu re looks b rig h t fo r th e te a m w ith su c h u p c o m in g sta n d o u ts as E lle rso n , so p h o m o re G a b rie l M u lc a h y , a n d ju n io r M a rk S ta p p e n b a c k .

First Row: R. Myers, C. Lowicki, G. M ulcahy, T. DiCostanzo, R. G rieshaber. Second Row: Coach Burgess, J. R ich ardson, R. N estor, S. Inn, M. Stappenbeck, P. Zeller.

Above: Pierre gets rocked.; Left: The lonely life of “ Face” .; Below: Jay leads the team in a quick stretch.

l a f c Steve struggles to th e finish line; Above: “ W ill som eone start this race a lread y ?”

Clockw ise F rom A bove: M ark sucking wind; P rep runners take the gun; “ I’d ra th e r be fixing pipes” ; “ Y o u ’re not going to beat me this tim e ” .

GYMNASTICS T h e P re p G y m n a stic s T e a m seem s to be in th e m id st o f a re b u ild in g p e rio d . A re c o rd n u m b e r o f n e w co m ers sig n ed u p for th e te a m th is y e a r, a n d th e ir ta le n t a n d e n th u s ia sm , c o u p le d w ith th e o u ts ta n d in g c o a c h in g o f L o u G u a rin i, c o u ld tu rn o u t a c h a m p io n sh ip te a m in th e n e a r fu tu re . T h e re w ere m a n y b rig h t sp o ts on th e te a m w h ich w as led by C a p ta in D a n B e ra rd in e lli a n d C o -C a p ta in R ic k C o rd e ro . J u n io r A lden y s A c o s ta , a lth o u g h p la g u e d b y in ju r ies, q u a lifie d fo r th e S ta te S e c tio n a l C o m p e titio n in flo o r e x e rc ise . B e ra rd in e lli also q u a lifie d in th e v a u lt. N e x t y e a r a p p e a rs to b e a p ro m isin g o n e fo r P re p g y m n a sts. L e a d in g th e w ay w ill b e ju n io rs M ik e K il k en n y , F ra n k B etk o w sk i, a n d A n d re w F e sta . S o p h o m o re s ta n d o u ts in c lu d e J a y H u g h e s a n d R a lp h H e rn a n d e z . Above: Virgin clad Frankie B. does it up on the pommel! Below: A ldeny’s with “ All The Right Stuff!”

Above: “ W atch out world, here I come!” Below: Kilkenny goes “ H ead over Heels!”

First Row: T. W illiams, A. Saw czuk, P. Van O rden, A. F e s ta , A . A c o s ta , J. H ughes, D. B erardinelli, B. Evidente, D. Peters. Second Row: J. A rseo, R. Novicio, R. C ordero, F. DaM elio. Kneeling: R. Lavarro.

A bove: “ W h ere did th a t c o n ta c t lens go.” T op R ight: “ I hope the floor w ax dries fast.” R ight: A ldenys a fte r a P rep dance

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VARSITY BASKETBALL W ith th e re tire m e n t o f 29 y e ji l v e te ra n h e a d c o a c h M r. J e r ry H a lli J g a n a n d th e la c k o f sen io r sta rte rs ft th is y e a r, th e 1985 P re p B a s k e tb a l te a m h e a d e d in to a re b u ild in g year] U n d e r nov ice c o a c h M r. H a r d D a m m e r, th e te a m o p en ed th e sean son w ith su ccessiv e w ins o v er St. J o e ’s a n d S t. A l’s b e fo re m eeting m u c h to u g h e r c o m p e titio n in the S o u th D ivision. T e a m le a d e rsh ip is p ro v id e d b y c a p ta in A rv in T odd, se n io r G e o rg e A lv a re z a n d juniors M ik e F ly n n a n d T o m R iley. First Row: K. Lynch, E. H arrison, M. Flynn, T. Riley, J. H anna, M. King, G. Alvarez; Second Row: Asst. Coach M. Doyle, B. A rcher, J. Scheurer, D. Tapia, A. Todd, J. Stabile, D. Southern, Coach H. D ammer

Above: Flynn looks for an open man. Below: Coach D am m er keeps the players alert.

“ D on’t say it M arty; think it, but don’t say it.”

Sophomore Mike G allagher distributes the ball.

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SENIORS Clockwise from Right Je ff H anna ............... Mike King ............... Arvin Todd ............. Erik H arrison ......... George Alvarez . . . .

Forward . G uard Forward Forward . G uard

Left: Dave launches a free throw. Below: Tapia fights for the tip.

A YEAR OF REBUILDING

Clockwise from A bove: S ch e u re r displays som e m odern dance; “ A rch er follows th ro u g h on a free-throw ; R iley’s face o f co n cen tratio n ; “ I hope my I] m other isn’t w atching!”

J. V. BASKETBALL

Left to Right: M. G allagher, P. Pawlowski, C. Kim, B. Cooney, B. Price, M. Usarzewicz, S. H oward, D. D ePinto, B Deakyne, M. G ifford, D. Corwin, A. Bruton, D. W ilson, Coach J. Della Fave; Left: A good gam e starts with a good tip.

Clockwise from Left: M ike goes for two; The bench lends their support; Bill faces a pungent defender; Corwin entranced by the cheerleaders.

Prep’s J.V. Basketball team is undoubtedly the backbone which will uphold the Prep’s basketball tradition. Under the guidance and instruction of first year coach, Mr. Joe Della Fave, the team faced a tough season. However the team shined under standouts such as Dennis Corwin, Bill Cooney, and Mike Gallagher, who also saw Varsity time. St. Peter’s looks to these men to lead Prep basketball through the late eighties.

1985 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL This year’s Freshmen Basketball Team has broken tradition in many ways. Under the guidance of first year coach Joseph Massarelli, the frosh hoopsters have hustled and fought their way to respectability in the H.C.I.A.A. South Division. St. Peter’s will be able to bank their basketball future upon standouts such as Jason Monteforte, Joe Kealy and Paul Lempa. Through hard work and determination these players will be capable of bringing the brillance of the hardcourt to St. Peter’s once again. Left: First Row: J. Flanagan, M. Kenny, E. M artin, G . Brown, M. M ulcahy, R. C am aligan, J. B ernardo, J. A rceo. Second Row: M r. Joseph M assarelli C oach, T. M oore, P. L em pa, S. M cC arthy, J. Kealy, M. Toomey, J. M onteforte, L. G iordano.

two! Right: L eaping Paul L em pa ju m p s it up.

VARSITY HOCKEY

DIVISION A CHAMPS

T h e M a r a u d e rs V a rsity T e a m sw ep t th ro u g h th e e a rly p a r t o f th e ir seaso n w ith a n a m a z in g s trin g o f v icto ries. T h e sq u a d c o n tin u e d u n d e fe a te d u n til C h ris tm a s b re a k w hen th e y p la c e d th ird in th e C la r y A n d e rs o n H o lid a y T o u rn a m e n t, losing o n ly once. H e a d C o a c h M r. T h o m a s M a u s S .J . feels th a t th is y e a r’s te a m will be stro n g en o u g h to o p p o se a n y te a m in th e s ta te on e q u a l fo o tin g . T h e te a m ’s p o te n t o ffe n se in clu d e s G a rd e n S ta te p a rtic ip a n t D av e B u ro k a s, a n d c a p ta in Jo h n L opis. T h e y a re b a c k e d by g o a lie K en K ozlow ski a n d , m o st n o ta bly, d e fe n se m e n G e o rg e T a v o la ra , a n d S te v e R u sse ll.

rr o n iK o w U- to r.j. D. Burokas, G. Suarez, K. Koslowski, J. Lopis, S. Russell, G. Tavolara, Back R °w (1. to r ) : S. G m itro, W. Bratton, C. H ew lett, R. Bigelow, C. Gannon, W. Gargiles P II Duvalsam t, K. Fitzhenry, D. G allagher, D. Lavecchia, T. Cavallucci, G. N olan, Asst Coach j ' I Faulstich, F. Briam onte, Coach T. Maus.

Prep defender Steve Russell

G eorge stands ready a t the point.

““ Hey puck.” Hey guys, guys, pass pass me me the the puck.”

Left: A threatening break away. Above: C aptain John Lopis cuts down the Hawks.

A bove: A n o th er P rep V ictory; Below: Ken p ro tects th e net.

J. V. HOCKEY

First Row: J . C oogan, K. Kelly, J . G o rd o n , D. G allag he r, D. Z all, F. R om ano; Second Row: C o ach Jo e M eeh an , J. D ubon, M . K ing, K. C o m an d ato re, D. L aB runo, J . T hom pson, G . Brown, R. B ludgus, T. M attey , D. F itzhenry, M gr. M r. G annon.

Above: The M arauders stand ready for the faceoff; F ar Left: “ Y ou’ll never sta rt before m e.” ; Left: T he bench during “ a break in the actio n .” 137

VARSITY WRESTLING T h e re c e n t su cc e ss o f th e M a r a u d e r W re s tlin g T e a m ca n b e d ire c tly a ttrib u te d to lon g a n d a rd u o u s h o u rs o f p ra c tic e . E a c h d a y th e g ra p p le rs c a n be fo u n d in th e b a se m e n t o f B u rk e H a ll ru n n in g th ro u g h en d less d rills u n d e r th e g u id a n c e o f C o a c h R ic h R a n a lli. F ro m lig h tw e ig h t Jo e l R i v era to h eav y w eig h t N e lso n G o n z a le s, se n iors a re th e s tro n g h o ld o f th is y e a r’s te a m . O th e r key c o n tr ib u te rs in c lu d e se n io r S te v e D o rry , a n d ju n io rs D o u g G ro n d a a n d T o n io F a v e tta . First Row: J. Rivera, G. Rodriguez, R. Elio, T. Fardellone, J. Bucci, P. Pereira; Second Row: Coach Ranalli, N . G onzalez, T. Favetta, J. Machiewicz, D. G ronda, J. DeMarco, L. W itherspoon.

Above: C aptains Nelson G onzalez and Joe Bucci; Right: Tonio crushes a hopeless opponent; Below: Nelson applies the final moves.

Steve applies some G reco-Free-Lim bo

Left: J o e ’s doin’ the N eu tro n D ance; Above: “ C an ’t you count to three?”

J.V. WRESTLING

Doug begins his attack.

First Row: V. C orso; S econd Row: N . C ep ed a, R. Jablonski, W . D engcial, T. O ’H are, P. S p ad o ra; T h ird Row: L. K em p, P. C o rco ran , D. G ab le, C oach “ L e roy” W itherspoon.

Above: Do you get points for bitin g th e re feree ’s finger? R ight: “ B ut re f he called

SWIMMING

COUNTY CHAMPS

1st Row: S. H art, C. Chirichella, R. M cG rath, J. Scanlon, R. G iacchi. 2nd Row: A. A costa, J. Dilley, J. DeBonis, R. C elentano, P. Swabsin, F. Betkowski, B. Conway, L. Jablow. 3rd Row: E. Filerino, M. Reilly, J. Fajardo, M. M cG rath, S. W ay, J. Casler, W. Militello, M. Elson, G. Kushnie, K. VonSchaumburg, D. M anion, W. Lundy, S.J. Abs: G. H enn, T. Schneider, G. Cepeda.

E v en w ith th e re tire m e n t of C o a c h B ob F o re n z a , th e reigning J e rse y C ity a n d H u d so n C o u n ty c h a m p io n s o p e n e d th e ir season e x p e c tin g to r e c a p tu re b o th titles. T h e new h e a d c o a c h , M r. Em il F ile rin o , w ith th e a ssista n c e of c a p ta in s Jo h n S c a n lo n an d R ob M c G ra th , q u ic k ly p u t th e sq u ad in p e a k c o n d itio n . R ely in g on su p e rio r p e rfo rm a n c e s by u n d e r c la s sm a n P h il S w a b sin , D ennis M a n io n a n d B re n d an C onw ay, a s w ell a s d e p th p ro v id ed by sen io rs S c o tt H a r t, C h ris C h iric h e lla a n d R e n e G ia c c h i, th e te a m de m o lish e d all c o m p e titio n in the e a rly p a r t o f th e c a m p a ig n . In the S w im m in g B ees C la ssic , th e te a m sc o re d m o re p o in ts th a n th e sec o n d a n d th ird te a m s co m b in ed , se ttin g th em se lv e s u p as th e te a m to b e a t in th e C h a m p io n sh ip sea son.

Above: C aptains John Scanlon and Rob M cG rath; Below: Buddy heads in.

Above: Rene waits for the gun; Below: Practice makes perfect.

C lo ck w ise F ro m L eft: F ra n k checks o u t the team ; M editation before the S tates; “ Hi M om ” ; T he hydroplaning effect.

Below Left: T his p ictu re’s w orth a thousand words; Below: C oach Emil Filerino discusses stra t egy-

The Prep Indoor Track Team enjoyed a fine season this year under the guidance of second year coach Mike Burgess. The team practiced hard and was rewarded with some fantastic finishes. The team shined in the State Sprint M edley Relay with a strong fourth place finish. The relay was run by Kerry Fryczynski, Jason Richardson, Lamont Shipman and Vin Burke. In the Jesuit Mile Relay Kerry and Jason combined with Jim Peko and Steve Inn for a second place finish, which qualified them for the Penn R e lays. The freshmen 880 Relay also recorded an outstanding second place finish. With such a fine indoor season the team hopes for a strong outdoor performance.

INDOOR TRACK

F irst Row: R. G riesh ab er, P. Z eller, B. K eahey; Second Row: K. S abogal, V. G allo, R. C o rd ero , J. Peko, R. Elio, T. D iC ostanzo, J. Paguiligan, J. Sheeran; T hird Row: R. U m ali, R. N esto r, G . M ulcahy, C apt. K. Fryczynski, S. Inn, T. A llen, C apt. J. R ichard son, V. B urke, B. R u sh fo rth , D. Bryngil, D. B erardinelli, B. M eyers, C oach M ike Burgess.

Above: Peko takes th e b ato n from F ryczynski in the 4x400 relay. Below: M yers stays a step ah ead of th e com petition.

A bove Left: “ If I c an ’t beat this winna . . Above: “ P ierre” M ulcahy hits his final stra ig h t away. Below: A 1,2,3 Prep sweep in th e 400.

TENNIS T h is y e a r th e T e n n is te a m looks fo rw a rd to c la im in g th e C o u n ty title o n c e a g a in a n d p o ssi bly th e S ta te F in als. T h e te a m is s u p p o rte d by se n io rs P e te H a le c k y a n d E rik H a rris o n a n d u n d e rc la ssm e n sta n d o u ts E m e r C ru z a n d B ra d O h lm u lle r. T h e te a m will c e rta in ly m a in ta in P re p ’s w in n in g tra d itio n , a n d n e x t y e a r looks e q u a lly as b rig h t.

First Row: A. Perez, J. A nsteth, N . Wood, B. Ohlmuller, C. Kotsopulos. Second I Row: E. H arrison, J. Kealy, S. Russell, B. C ara, A. Rastogi, E. Cruz.

Left: A pair of “ racketeers” ; Above: “ 30 Love”

Left: T ruly Captionless; Above: “ Really, it’s my car!”

BOWLING COUNTY CHAMPS The Prep keglers are out once again this year, risking sore thumbs and atheletes foot for the greater glory of St. Peter’s. The team bowls twice each week at Hudson Lanes, competing against all local high school teams. Captain Steve Hudik anchors a team that is expected to play well as the team attem pts to remain in the fight for the covet ed championship title. Left: L eft to R ight: R. N isb et, G. Jordan, A. D eFino, B. N eafsey, K. B aum an, S. H udik.

C lockw ise F rom L eft: T h e tension th a t com es from bowling; L eft to R ight: M. D oody, C. G u aren te, S. F ra ttu ra , S. H u m m ell, D. E rla, R. M u lholland; Steve im itates “ th e B ird” ; K evin takes a ru n ning sta rt.

BASEBALL A fte r m an y h o u rs s p e n t fine tu n in g th e ir skills on th e p ra c tic e field a n d in th e g y m , th e P re p B a seb all te a m will be well p re p a re d fo r a w in n in g seaso n th is S p rin g . B eh in d th e le a d e rsh ip o f se n io r c a p ta in R ic k y C o rd e ro a n d ju n io r c a p ta in J o e G u a rin o , th e sq u a d h o p es to be c o n te n d in g fo r a p la y o ff sp o t w hile o th e r s tu d e n ts b eg in to eye su m m e r v a c a tio n . C o a c h J o e U rb a n o v ic h w ill rely h eav ily on all - S ta r p itc h e r O re s t S iry j a n d heav y - h itte r se n io r L a rry M a rsh a ll.

The gems of the diam ond: Left to Right: J. G uarino, J. DeRose, M. Crowley, O oiryj, C. Falco, G. Kelton, S. Russell, R. Cordero.

Above: The man behind the m ask-M ike Crowley. Right; Chris “ D er-K om m isar” Falco dashes home with the win ning run!

Left: H urler Steve Russell warms up his arm in the bull pen. Above: I “ R o o k i e o f t h e Y m t ” H n n o F a s t m a n n l n o c thf*

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Left: Coach Urbanovich examines the field; Above: Orest winds up for the pitch.

Left: Jo e “ H elm e t” G u arin o stands ready a t first base; Above: Ricky “ H enderson” C ordero swings for the green m o n ster.”

OUTDOOR TRACK

Left to Right: P. Zeller, F. Sullivan, R. Elio, J. R ichardson, R. Elio, J. Peko, R. C ordero, S. Inn, T. Allen, D. R am sum air, F. N eishw at V Burke, S. D eSouza, J. Miselis, D. Erla, B. R ushforth, Missing K. Fryczynski, B. B rancatella, S. C arluccio

T h e O u td o o r T r a c k T e a m , d i足 v id ed in to tr a c k a n d field m em 足 b e rs, h o p e fo r a su c c e ssfu l season th is S p rin g . T h e s ta rrin g ru n n e rs a re se n io rs J a s o n R ic h a rd s o n a n d T o d d A lle n , a n d u n d e rc la ssm e n P a u l Z e lle r, S te v e In n , a n d M ik e E lso n . T h e field m e m b e rs a re led by a s e n io r crew o f F a w a z N esh e iw a t, F ra n S u lliv a n , S tev e C a rlu c c io , a n d V ic G a llo . U n d e r th e in s tru c tio n o f M ik e B urgess, th e te a m c o u ld h a v e a su ccessfu l seaso n .

Captains: Faw az N eishw at, Field; Jason R ichardson, Jim Peko, Todd Allen, T rack

GOLF T h e L in k s te rs p la n a n a c tiv e y e a r fo r th e c lu b th is y e a r. U n d e r th e g u id a n c e o f M r. M ik e K e n n y , th e c lu b lo o k s fo r w a rd to g e ttin g so m e e a g le s a n d b ird ie s o u t on th e g re e n s . T h e c lu b is le d b y se n io rs J o e B a rd z ilo w sk i, G le n L u c k jiff, a n d V in C o rs o a n d u n d e rc la s s m a n B ill “ H e r s c h e l” N e a fs e y . T h e te a m is p a c k in g th e ir p u tt e r s a n d w a x in g th is w o o d s to te e o f f to a g r e a t se a so n .

Left: L eft to R ight: G . L uckjiff, B. N eafsey, A. F erraro , J. B ardz, R om ano, M o d erato r M ike Kenny.

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“ H ey, w hat sport is this anyw ay?”

C ould it be th e F reshm en C addies and B all-W ashers?

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O n e e ss e n tia l a s p e c t o f an y sch o o l is its sp o rts p ro g ra m s. P ro Â g ra m s s p a n in g fall, w in te r, a n d sp rin g k e e p s tu d e n ts , e sp ecially here a t P re p , p h y sic a lly fit a n d m e n ta lly a p t. T h e A th le tic L in k h ere a t S t. P e te r â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s P re p h a p p e n s to b e th e m o s t im p o rta n t e le m e n t o f th is H lin k . S tu d e n ts fro m all o v e r N o r th J e rse y s a c rific e th e ir tim e- and o fte n th e ir h o ts d in n e rs- fo r th e ir te a m . O u r p ro g ra m s ra n g e from fo o tb a ll to b o w lin g a n d fro m b a se b a ll to so c ce r. A ll in all, the a th le tic d ir e c to r â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s o ffic e o rg a n iz e s n e a rly tw e n ty a th le tic te a m s. T h e te a m s g iv e P re p s te rs th e o p p o rtu n ity to e x p re ss th e ir ta le n ts an d allo w th e m to b u ild a fo u n d a tio n fo r fu tu re p a rtic ip a tio n in college a th le tic s a n d p e rh a p s b ey o n d .

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ANTONIO ADAN Crowbar In tra m u ra ls 1,2,3,4; 1,2,3,4; M ath C lub 4 “ L et’s go crazy.”

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| H onor Pin 1,2,3; D ance C om m ittee 3,4; Bowling 3,4; M ath C lub 4; Intram urals 1,2,3; R acquetball 2,4; C om puter C lub 4 “T h a t’s real intelligent.”

A M ICHAEL AFFINITO “Guido” Affmito Baseball 1,2,4; Intram urals 1,2,3,4; Honor Pin 1 “ Stoppppppp!”

M IC H A E L A H ER N W orld Civ. G old m edal; S panish Silver M edal 1; S p an ish Silver M edal 2; H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; S lavic C lub 1,2,3, P res. 4; Petroc 2,3,4; Petrean 3, P hoto. E d ito r 4; T ra c k 2; C am era C lu b 3, Pres. 4; M a th C lu b 4; N H S

TO D D ALLEN C ro ss C o u n try 4; In d o o r T ra c k 2,3,4; O u t d o o r T ra c k 2,3,4; Ski C lu b 1,2,3,4; E bony C lu b 1,2; S p an ish C lu b 1,2; C lass Pres. 1,2,3 “ A m en!”

M IC H A E L ALBANESE Alby A1 S occer 1,2,3,4; W restlin g 1,2; Irish C lu b 4; Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; In tra m u ra ls 2,3,4; Italia n C lub 1,2,3,4; C lass Pres. 2; S tu d e n t C ouncil 3; E xecutive C o m m ittee 4; M a th C lu b 4; S enior P ro m C o m m ittee, H o n o r P in 1; E m m aus 3 “ L ook to w ard to m o rro w a n d alw ays have green grass a n d high tim es forever.”

GEORGE ALVAREZ Sleepy Basketball 1,2,3, Award 2; Senior Club 4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Em m aus

C apt. 4; K arate 4; Spirit Prom Com m ittee, M ath Society 2,4; Intram urals Team 4 M

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JAN BABULA John Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; F u tu re Physicians C lub ; T.V. Studio 1; H onor Pin 2; C om puter C lub 4; W restling 2,3; Intram urals 1,2,3,4; Em m aus T eam 4. Live your life to the fullest.”

W ILLIAM AYERBE Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; H onor Pin 1; Forensics 1,2,3; Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; P etroc 2,3; Petrean 4 “ Paulo M aiora canam us”-Virgil, the Aen-

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DAVID J. BODSON C o m p u ter C lub 1,2; Bicycle C lub 1,2

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JO S E P H BOCCASSINI “ Joe Boc” te V a rs

L itu rg ical M usic G ro u p 4;'Ja z z Ensem ble 3; In tra m u rals 1,2,3,4; M a th C lu b 4; H onor Pin 1,2,3; S ilver M ed al English 1; G old m ed al S p anish 2 “ G ood Bye P rep .”

BILL BUDIN Budda Band 1,2; Dance C om m ittee 3,4; Eucharis-fi tic M inister; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; “ Hey . . . . N evermind!”

JO SE PH BUCCI W restling 1,2,3,4; H onor Pin 1,2,3; Football 1,3; G olf 1,2,3,4; Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; In tra m urals 1,2,3,4. “ H appy are those th a t dream dream s, and a re ready to pay the price to make them come tru e.”

DAVID BUROKAS Hockey 1,2,3,4; Dance C om m ittee 3; EmJ maus T eam 4; Open House 1,2; Slavic Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom C om m ittee; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Petroc 3; H onor Pin 1,2,3,4; Alge bra Silver Medal; School Spirit Award 2 N .H .S . “ I don’t regret who I am or what I’ve done.’l

S T E P H E N CARLUCCIO Cheese rii\

Basketball 1 F ootball 2; H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; 3,4; Italian C lu b 1,2,3,4; O u td o o r j T rack 1,2,3,4; M a th C lu b 4; In tra m u rals 1,2,3,4; “ The invited are m any, th e select a re few .”

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GEORGE C EPED A H o n o r Pin 1,3; G old M edal L atin Intro.; Sw im m ing 3,4; S o ccer 1; G ym nasics 2,3,4; Spanish S ociety 1,2,3,4; O rien tal C lub 4

PE T E R C A SH IN Gimp D ram atics 1,2,3; D ance C o m m ittee 1,2,3; Production M gr. 4; Ju n io r & S en io r P rom Com m ittee; Irish C lub; S tu d e n t C ouncil “ S he’s a nice girl, th a t’s her one flaw .”

RDO CORDERO Ricky

GARY CHOYNOWSKI Gnu

,4; Basketball 1,2; Gymnasti Society 1,2,3. Intramura

D ram atics 2; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; Music M inistry 4; W inter H A P 4; Dance C om m it tee 4; H onor Pin I ; “ W ha?”

CHRIS COFONE Chris Radio Club I ; T.V. Studio 2; D ram atics 3,4; C om puter C lub 3; Petroc 4; Em m aus Team 4; “ i told you so.”

ROBERT CLARKE W restling 1,2,3; Ski C lub 4; W eightlifting 1,2,3; S tudent Council; H om eroom Rep. 2; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; Irish C lub “Surfers rule.”

M IC H A E L E. CU N N IN G H A M Moose D ram atics S ociety 1,2,3,4; S tu d e n t C ouncil 2,3, Pres. 4; S p irit A w ard 2; J a z z Ensem ble 2,3; Irish C lu b 2,3,4; In tra m u rals 2,3,4; T al en t A w ard 2. “ M an is born broken. H e spends his life m ending. T h e g race o f G od is the g lu e.” E.G . O ’N eill

FLORINDO D’AM ELIO Gringo G ym nastics 1,2,3,4; W eightlifting C lub 1,2; Italian C lub 1; M ath C lub 4

JONATHAN DE MICHAEL “ By- Tor”

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History I; Silver Medal English 5 ■istic Minister 4 ■ ' t ’ J||ipl “ Keep smiling-it makes der what you’ve been up

T.V. Studio 1,2; G uitar Club 3,4; Ice Hock ey 1,2; Jazz Ensemble 4; Com puter Club 4 “ I can’t help it if you’re always wrong.”

JO SEPH DE MARCO Football 1,2,3,4; Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; W restling 1,2,3,4; O utdoor T rack 1,2,3,4; Italian Club 1,2,3,4 “ W hen you give up your dream s you die.”

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C H R IS T O P H E R V. D O R IA Dor T.V . S tu d io 1,2,3, M gr. 4; Italian C lub 1,2,3,4; S tag e C rew 3,4; C o m p u ter C lub 1.2,3 “ Life has been h ard . . . b u t now ! have o n e.”

JO N A TH A N DORCH Jonny D C o m p u ter C lub 1,2; D ungeons & D ragons C lub 1,2,3,4; T.V . S tu d io 1,2; M ath C lub 4 “ F o rg et school, let’s go p a rty .”

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KENNETH ESPINOZA K en W restling 1,2,3.4; Football 3; G u itar C lub 3, Pres. 4 C om puter C lub 1,2, W eightlifting Club 1 N ational H onor Society Petroc 3,4; H onor Pin 1,2; Intram urals 1,2,3,4 “ Yeah . . . I play gu itar” .

JA M E S FINN

K ER R Y G. F R Y C Z Y N S K I S p e c ia l ‘K ’ C ross C ountry 2,3,4; Indoor T rack 2,3,4; O u td o o r T rack 3.4; T ennis 1,2; D ram atics 1,2; Petrean 3,4; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; Ski C lu b 2,3,4; In tram u rals 1,2,3,4; Ski C lub 2,3,4; In tram u rals 1,2,3,4; “ STOP!!!"

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Flounder B and 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4; J a z z E nsem ble 3,4; S tu d e n t C ouncil 4; E m m aus T eam 4; K ara te 1, C o -C ap tain 2,3; D ram atics 3,4; H onor Pin 1,2,3; “ W h a t’s up, m an ?”

SCOTT FUGEL C hess T eam 2; Forensics 3; H onor Pin 1,2,3; Indoor T rack 2; “ A m an's got to know his lim itations."

RENATO GIACCHI Rene Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4 Italian Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Ski Club 1,2, Exec Comm. 3,4; Petrean Sports Editor 4; Italian Gold M edal 2,3 H onor Pin 1,2,3; School Spirit A ward 3. “ Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I’m afraid it’s tim e for goodbye again.”

MAURO GIANGREGORIO Mo Intram urals 1,2,3,4; H onor Pin 1,2,3 Italian Pin 2,3

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NELSON GONZALEZ Nels Football 1,2,3, C apt. 4; H om eroom Pres. 2,3; Spanish Society 1,2; W restling 1,2,3, C apt. 4 “ Y ou’re Huge!”

GAVIN GUNTNER Adrian Vandenberg G uitar Club 3,4; German Club 3; Rock En semble 4 “ Real men play on ten;”

BRYAN GRANELLI Bryan Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski C lub 2,3,4; Irish C lub 2,3,4; Italian C lub 1,2,3,4; S p irit A w ard I; Intram urals 1,2,3,4; Petrean 4 “ My interest is in the future because I have to spend the rest o f my life th ere.”

JO H N HAYSER Red Haze S occer 1,2,3,4; Irish C lub 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Pe trean 1,3,4; Ski C lub 2,3,4 B asketball 1,2; In tram u ra ls 1,2,3,4 “ W e cam e, we saw, we kicked it’s b u tt.”

ST E P H E N H U D IK Steve Petroc 2,3, E ditor 4; S tu d e n t C ouncil, Sec re tary 4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; R acquetball 1,2,3,4; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; E m m aus Team 4- E u ch aristic M inister; A lgebra G old M ed al 1 English G old M edal 2; H istory G old M edal 3; H onor Pin 1,2,3; S enior Prom C o m m ittee “ T hose were th e days.”

GREGORY JEFFREY

DARIN JASOVSKY

DAVID JENSEN Ski C lub 3,4; Slavic C lub 1,2,3,4; H onor Pin

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“ If the band you’re in starts playing differ ent tunes, I’ll see you on the dark side of the m oon.”

R IC H A R D JO N E S Buddy Rich W restling 3; Sw im m ing 1,2; C o m p u te r C lub 4; H o n o r P in 2-

JE F FR E Y KELLN ER Elmo F ootball 1,2,3,4; B aseball 1,2 Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; H o m eroom R ep. 1 “ T h a t’s good, m elon h e ad .”

RO B ERT KAKOLESKI Bobby K Slavic C lu b 1,2,3,4; R ac q u etb a ll C lub 1,2,3,4; D ram atics 3,4; E m m au s T eam 4, M ath C lub 4; H o n o r Pin 1; C o m p u te r C lub 1 .1 “ A nd yet I c a n ’t help w ondering ab o u t th e friends I leave b eh in d .”

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RICHARD KLEID Kleid Football 3; Ski C lub 3,4 Intram urals 1,2,3; H onor Pin 1 “ You know, som etimes words have two m eanings.” — Led Zeppelin

EDWARD KOSTRZEWA

JO H N KOSENSKI H onor Pin 1,2,3; G erm an G old M edal 2,3; A lg /T rig Silver M edal 3; W eightlifting C lub 1. Future Physician C lub 2; Bicycle C lub Sec. 1,2; Vice Pres. 3; C om puter C lub 3 “ I don’t know.”

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E M M A N U EL LIWANAG Manny O riental C lub; K arate C lub 1,2,3,4 W res tling 1; C o m p u ter C lub 2 “ Cool, calm and co llected.”

P E T E R LESKO Pedrito S lavic C lu b 1,2,3,4; In tra m u ra ls 1,2; H onor Pin 1,2,3; M ath C lub; Spanish C lu b M edal 3; P rep T a len t A w ard 3 “ I’m really not sh o rt.”

JO H N L O PIS P r e t ty B oy J.V . B aseball 1; H ockey 1,2,3,C apt. 4; S tu d en t C ouncil 2,4; E m m aus T eam 4; Ski C lub 1,2; P rep S p irit A w ard 1 “ If your head is wax, d o n ’t walk in the sun.”

DERVIS MAGISTRE Derv Baseball 1,2; M ath C lub 4; H onor Pin 1,2,3

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RICHARD LUGO Jugito M ath C lub 4; Spanish C lub 2,4; Emm aus T eam 4; Senior Prom C om m ittee In tram u r als I,2,3,4 “ I need some m edicine.”

LAWRENCE MALESZEWSKI Larry Hockey 1,2; C om puter C lub 1,2,4; TV. S tu dio 1,2,3; Bicycle C lub 1

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ANTH ONY M A N R IQ U E E.V.H. j I | 1 I!

H onor P in 2 ,4 ' B asketball 1; M gr. 2,3,4; Tennis 2; In tra m u ra ls S ta ff 3,4; D ance C om m ittee 1,2,3; O rien tal C lub 1,2,3; T reasurer 4; C o m p u ter C lu b 2 R em em ber, “ I t ’s a long w ay to th e to p if ya wanna R ock & R o ll.”

ROBERT M cGRATH Rob S w im m ing 2,3; C a p t. 4; T ra c k 2,3; G erm a C lu b 3; H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; G erm an M edal 2, “C u rb , w h at c u rb ? ”

LA W REN CE M A R SH A LL Larry Baseball 1,2,3,4 “ L et’s play fo r a M ichelob L ig h t.”

ALEX MERCADO Soccer 1,2,3,4; R adio C lub 3; Vice Pres. 4; O riental Club 1,2,3,4; C om puter C lub 3

THOM AS M ILLER Tom H onor Pin 1,2,3; English Silver M edal 2; K ara te C lub 1; Senior Rep. D ance C om m it tee 4 “ M aybe N o t.”

M ATTHEW M ICHALIK Match D ram atics 2,3,4; T.V. Studio 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Petrean 1,2,3; C am era C lub 1,2,3; Petroc 1, Photo Ed. 2, C o-E ditor-in-C hief 3; C om puter C lub 1,2 “Stop it, or I’ll tell you a joke!”

TH O M A S M U R PH Y M urph Forensics 2,3,4; D ram atics 2,3,4; S tudent C ouncil 3,4; E m m aus T eam 4; E ucharistic M inister W in ter H A P 4; Prom C om m ittee 4 â&#x20AC;&#x153; M ay th e wind be a t o ur backs.â&#x20AC;?

JO H N M ULCAHY Mulk S o cc e r 1; C ross C o u n try 2,3; Indoor T rack 2,3; O u td o o r T ra c k 2,3; Petrean 3, F aculty E d ito r 4; H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; S lavic C lub 1,2,3,4; M ath C lu b 4; In tra m u rals 1,2,3,4

JO H N M Y H R E

TAM C. NGUYEN Petroc 2, Page Editor 3,4; Future Physi-|j

cians C lub 2,3,4; H onor Pin 1,2,3; Biology! Gold M edal 2; Eucharistic M inister; Math 1 Club 4; W ar Gam es Club, T reasurer 4; L it-1 erary M agazine 4; C om puter C lub 2,3; Ra- J dio C lub 2,3; C horus 1; O riental Club 1 “So much for that!!”

ANTONIO NETO Neat-O T.V. Studio 1,2; C om puter C lub i ,2; Petroc 2,3; H onor Pin 1,2,3; M ath C lub 4 “ Live everyday as if it was your last; it will pay o ff in the end!”

RON NOVICIO Ronnie G ym nastics 1,2,3,4; O riental C lub 1,2,3, Vice Pres. Spanish C lub 2,3,4; M ath C lub 4; Gold M edal Latin 1,2 Hom eroom Rep. 1; H onor Pin 1,2,3 “ L et’s bug out!”

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Em m aus T eam 4; Irish C lu b 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 “N ever look back-S om eone m ight be g ain ing on you.”

DAVE OW ENS Biff Sw im m ing 2,3; D ram atics 3,4; S tag e C rew 2; E m m aus T eam 4; E u ch aristic M inister; Irish C lub 1,2,3,4; Ski C lu b 1,2,3,4

RAM ON OLIVEROS Boo-Boo Football 1,2; T ra c k 1,2; S p an ish Society 1,2,3; D ance C om m ittee 1,2,3,4; H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; E m m aus T eam 4; In tra m u ra ls 1,2,3,4; H oom room R ep. 1,2,3; Ju n io r P rom C o m m ittee “ It’s only over when you give u p .”

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MUKESH PATEL C om puter C lub 1,4; M ath Club 4

RICHARD PETERS Rich Bowling 1; Football 1,2; Indoor T rack 2,3,4 O utdoor T rack 1,2,3,4; H onor Pin 1,2,3 Latin 2 Silver M edal; Latin 3 Gold M edal Intram urals 1,2,3,4; Dance C om m ittee 2,3 Irish C lub 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom C om m ittee Petroc Sports Editor; N H S “ It w asn’t beginner’s luck.”

JAM ES PEKO (GQ) Peek Football 1,2; W restling 3; Indoor T rack 1,2,4; Indoor T rack 1,2,3,4; S tudent C oun cil 1,2,3,4; School Spirit A w ard 1; Hugh O ’Brien Y outh Leadership A m bassador 2; H om eroom Rep. 1 “ Always wear a rain co at.”

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JO E L RIVERA W restling 1,2,3,4

JASON RICHARDSON C rossC ountry 1,2,3, C apt. 4; Indoor Track 1,2,3, Capt. 4; O utdoor T rack 1,2,3, C apt. 4; H onor Pin 1,2,3; Latin Silver Medal; Slavic Club 1,2,3,4; Intram urals 1,2,3,4 “ Life was easy when it was boring . . . ”

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EDW ARD ROM ERO Ed Spanish S ociety 3,4; R acquetball 1,4 “ Boy!”

PAUL SCHONENBERGER Slick Dance Com m ittee; G erm an Club; C om put er Club; Future Physicians Club “ Homework, we had hom ew ork?”

JA M ES SHEEHAN B ru ce D ickinson K arate I Spring Track 1,4; Ski Club 1,4; Irish Club 1,2,3,4; Racquetball 4; German Club 3; Honor Pin 2,3 “ Never surrender” - Triumph

CHRISTO PH ER SHAMBURG Shams H onor Pin 3; Intram urals 1,2,3,4 “ Don’t laugh, it gets 30 m .p.g.”

JO H N SPOSATO Spud In tra m u ra ls C o m m ittee 1,2,3,4; V arsity H ockey M ngr. 3,4; Forensics 2; Ski C lub 1,2,3; C o m p u ter C lub 1,2 “ If you’ve g o t som ething to say, say it in front o f my b ack .”

GREG SPIN C O LA Jeff Spicoli Ita lia n C lu b 3,4; Irish C lu b 4; In tram u rals 1.2; Vfath C lu b 4; H onor P in 1,2 “ H ev, bud le t’s p a rty 1 ’

PATRICK SLOYAN

R U FU S V. STRO TH ER Otis B asketball 1,2; In tra m u rals 1,2,3,4; Ebony C lub 1,2,3, C hm n. 4; O u td o o r T rack 4 “ Be yourself, o r you will find yourself, by yourself.”

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DANNY TAN Disco Dan/The Man Ski C lub 1,2,3,4; Dungeons & Dragons Club; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Oriental Club 1,2,3,4 “ Do your best to be yourself, not to be someone else, and everyone will like you.”

ARMANDO TABORA Mr. T S tudent Council 1; R acquetball 2,4; H A P 1,2,3; Spanish A ctivities Society 1,2,3,4; Em m aus T eam 4; Intram urals 1,2,3,4 H on or Pin 2

SAM UEL TANTUICO Sam

Indoor T rack 1,2,3; O utdoor T rack 1,2; I Chess C lub 2; R adio C lub 4; O riental Clut# 1 3,4; Intram urals 1,2,3,4; C om puter Club 2,4 I “ Tom orrow is a new day.”

GEORGE TAVOLARA II Ice H ockey 1,2,3, C a p t. 4; In tra m u ra ls C om m ittee 3,4; H o o m ro o m R ep. 3 “ I w ant out! (a n d now I a m .)”

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TERRENCE THOMAS ■Breeze ■' Ebony Club 1,2,3, Chmn. 4; H A P T utor 1,2; Dance Com m ittee 4; Intram urals 1,2 “ I ain’t smoking.”

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PAUL TOMAKA Indoor T rack 1,2,3; O utdoor T rack 2,3,4: Pin 1,2,3 “Sure we can get eight people in this car.”

JA M ES TUOHY Psycho H onor Pin 1,2

HECTOR TORRES Camacho H onor Pin 1,2; French Gold M edal 2,3 Intram urals 1,2,3

DAVID M. VARGO

NATALE TRIPODI N at Intram urals 1,2,3,4

H o n o r Pin 1,2,3; C hess C lub 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Dungeons & D ragons & Dragons Club 1,2,3, Pres, and Founder Tennis Team 12 C om puter C lub 1,2 Religion is th e opium o f th e m asses,” B«.ri ird Shaw

JO SEPH VUCAK

ROGER WOODY F ootball l; Bowling 2; Ebony C lub l , 2,3,4; L iterary M agazine; D ance C o m m ittee 3 In足 tram u ra ls l , 2,3,4

RAUL WONG Groucho Marx

JZ WAS ZMS n ssz o f Z J M B S tK WAS ZMS WOKSZ O? ZJMSS

K ERIM YACOUB Bowling 3,4; F ootball I Ski C lub l , 2,3,4; H o n o r P in 2; K a ra te C lu b 1 Intram urals 1,2,3,4

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UKSWS jCjC M O M ZMS c jc a ss 1985

CH U N G BAI YI S o ccer 1,2; C o m p u ter Club; O riental C lub 1,2,3,4; R adio C lub 2,3 Pres. 4; Petroc A rt E ditor; S tud io A rt

1981-1982 FROSH CLASS POLL M O ST IN T E L L IG E N T : Pete Cresci, Rene Giacchi, Steve Hudik. B E ST A THLETE: Joe DeMarco, Jim Peko, Todd Allen. M O ST F R IE N D L Y : Danny Berardinelli, Vic Gallo. M O S T POPULAR: Pete Cresci, Joe DeMarco. M O S T H U M O RO U S: John Reilly, John Sposato. M O ST L IK E L Y TO SUCCEED: Neraj Gupta, Pete Finn, John Scanlon. B E ST A C TO R: Kerry Fryczynski, Michael Cunningham, Gary Choynowski. B E ST PEST: Chris Doria, J.P. Lowthorpe. JU G ADDICT: C. Mjartan, M att Dove. M IL L IO N D O L L A R SM ILE: Chris Chirichella, Orlando Santana, Danny Berardinelli. M O S T U N D ERRATED : Joe Bardzilowski, Jim Tuohy. W O R ST JOKES: Match Michalik, John Roskowski. B E ST FRIEN D S: Pete Cresci-Jim Finn, Rich Kleid-Vin Corso. B E ST EXC U SES: M ike Samra, Charlie Wilkins. B E S T K N O W N : Pete Cresci, Joe DeMarco, Jim Peko, Vic Gallo. W ILD E ST CLO THES: Nelson Gonzalez, Greg Jeffrey, Mr. Taeschler.

M O S T IN T E L L IG E N T : John Scanlon, Steve Hudik. B E ST A T H L E T E : R icky Cordero, Nelson Gonzalez. M O S T PO PU LAR: Pete Cresci, Michael Cunningham. B E S T P E R S O N A L IT Y : Danny Berardinelli, Jim Finn. C L A S S C LO W N : John Hayser, John Riley. M O S T L IK E L Y TO SUCCEED: John Scanlon, Pete Cresci. E A S IE S T TO G E T A L O N G W ITH: Victor Gallo, Danny Berardinelli. M O S T R E L IA B L E : Jim D ’A ngelo, Pete Finn. B E S T FRIEN D S: Dave Vargo-Steve Willis, Rene Giacchi-Orlando Santana. M O S T F R IE N D L Y : Danny Berardinelli, Joe Bardzilowski. JU G ADDICT: Joe Miselis, Chris Kroeper. M O S T U N D E R R A T E D : Joe Bardzilowski, Jason Richardson. B E S T N IC K N A M E : Michael “M O O SE ” Cunningham, Troy “S h y I Gamble. M O S T AC TIV E : Pete Cresci, Michael Cunningham. B E S T DRESSED: Jim Peko, Ramon Morales. W O R ST D RESSED : Danny Berardinelli, Steve Willis.

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’85 CLASS HISTOR Y

FRESHMAN YEAR . . . 272 start . . . gas leak ends school . . . walk the Walk-a~ thon . .. everybody makes the B-ball team . . . 333-444 . . . Moose’s flicks in D.C. | .. Dan Tan’s magic cart .. . Precious! . . . Stadium anybody? . . . “I can project!” . . tfus,-a,-um! | SOPHOMORE YEAR . . . You Dexter, it’s 2:14 . . . Spate of bogus announcements I .. Artie lost in Boston, or was it space? . . . walk the Ride-a-thon . .. Liberty State Park anybody? . . . Fire in Cheese’s locker . .. B-ball at the Meadowlands . .. The |Who’s last tour . . . Where’s my locker handle? . . . No more Latin-free at last!

! JUNIOR YEAR .. . Oh no! Fr. O’Connor .. . Football surprises the county (6-3) it,. Englese goes out fighting . . . Who saw Fast Times? .., Nobody understands Mr. McGuinness . . . Ride to a Walk-a-thon . . . He called you ! . . . Rilo goes free falling 1 .. Junior Prom-fun? . . . oh, no Fr. O’Connor . . . Orlando exits . . . Good-bye Fr. Browning. I SENIOR YEAR . . . Orlando reappears unexplainably . . . my application is due tomorrow? .. . What Walk-a-thon? . .. Oh, no! Mr. Dincher . . . Caven Point anybody? 1 .. It only snows on Fridays . . . A-2 . . . it’s 1984 and we get Big Brother . . . Who was at the Christmas dance? . . . Mid terms*hell week! . . . I’ve paid the price! . . . 185 hit the home stretch.

’85 CLASS HISTOR Y

STUDENT BODY A Abdelmalak, R. (4): 42, 49, 55, 154 Abdur-Rashed, T. (2): 53, 92 Abergas, G. (4): 52, 154 Abreu, A. (4): 42, 154 Acosta, A. (3): 109 Acosta, J. (2): 97 Adan, A. (4): 53, 154 Addvensky, E. (3): 41, 52,56,60.72, 73, 87 Adornetto, B. (1): 79, Affinito, M. (4): 154 Aguiar, A. (3): 103 Ahern, D. (1): 52, 54 Ahern, M. (4): 51, 52, 62, 70, 155, 197 Ahn, M. (3): 42, 52, 102 Albanese, M. (4): 40, 53, 61, 155 Ali, F. (2): 72, 98 Alicandri, A. (1): 79 Allen, S. (2): 94 Allen, T. (4): 143, 155 Alston, D. (4): 155 Alvarez, G. (4): 64, 53, 130, 131, 132, 156 Ambrosio, J. (3): 110 Ambrosio, M. (3): 106 Anderson, A. (4): 155 Anderson, O. (2): 98 Ansteth, J. (2): 91 Ante, R. (1): 78 Applegate, R. (2): 56, 97 Apruzzese, J. (3): 109 Arceo, J. (1): 81 Archer, B. (3): 105, 130, 133

Arriaga, M. (3): 108 Atchison, K. (1): 80 Ayerbe, W. (4): 122, 156

B Babula, J. (4): 64, 156 Bai, M. (2): 95 Bajor, W. (2): 86 Barbire, M. (2): 92 Bardzilowski, J. (4): 61, 71, 122, 124, 156, 197 Barua, E. (1); 85 Basil, T. (2): 91 Bauman, K. (4): 156 Bautista, R. (3): 108 Bautista, R. (3): 65, 106

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INDEX

Bayerlein, R. (1): 87 Bayona, F. (3): 106 Bellido, C. (1): 81 Bellinger, K. (3): 72, 108 Bellotti, G. (1): 83 Benebe, B. (1): 79 Benzaleski, P. (2): 98 Benzija, W. (1): 87 Berardinelli, D. (4): 64, 143, 152, 157 Bernardo, J. (1): 85 Bernardo, J. (4): 52, 157 Bertotti, J. (4): 42, 46, 157 Bertotti, K. (3): 62, 102, 109 Best, J. (3): 109 Betkowski, F. (3): 46, 104, 141 Bible, C. (2): 53, 97 Biernacki, S. (3): 103 Bigelow, R. (2): 94 Bigg, R. (1): 86 Blech, R. (1): 80 Blunda, T. (2); 94 Bludgus, R. (3): 107 Boccassini, J. (4): 157 Bocco, P. (2): 91 Bodson, D. (4): 157 Bonet, J. (3): 56, 109 Borino, M. (2): 93 Boushay, J. (3): 53, 108 Boyle, M. (1): 85 Brancatella, R. (4): 52, 53, 158 Brancatella, V. (2): 52, 95 Bratton, W. (2): 94 Brennan, J. (2): 97 Brewster, R. (1): 79

. it doesn’t get any b etter than this! Briamonte, F. (3): 104 Brown, E. (4): 53, 158 Brown, G. (1): 78 Brown, S. (2): 62, 97 Bruton, A. (2): 98, 134 Bryant, M. (1): 81 Bryngil, D. (2): 92, 143 Bucci, J. (4): 35, 138, 152, 158 Budin, W. (4): 158 Bulloc, A. (2): 49, 95 Burgess, D. (3): 53, 100 Burke, P. (3): 55

Burke, V. (3): 57, 108, 143 Buroka®, D. (4): 54, 64, 72, 158 Buzzelli, P. (2): 95 Byrnes, M. (3); j 10 Byron, S. (1): 80 C Caamano, R. (2): 97 Cabrera, A. (1): 86 Calderon, P. (1): 87 Calicchio, J. (1): 85 Camaligan, R. (1): 87 Camaya, J. (3): 106 Campen, P. (1): 83 Camporeale, C. (2): 96 Canseco, E. (2): 96 Cantelmi, M. (3): 52, 73, 110 Capizzi, P. (2): 93 Capozzoli, V. (2): 97 Cara, B. (2): 92 Carbone, R. (3): 109 Cardino, D. (1): 79 Carlson, J. (3): 72 Carlson, R. (1): 83 Carluccio, S. (4): 52, 53, 152, 159 Carney, S. (2): 96 Cashin, P. (4): 46, 60, 159 Casler, J. (3): 72, 107, 108 Castro, J. (1): 86 Casulli, E. (2): 93 Catania, C. (1): 79 Cavallucci, T. (2): 96 Celentano, R. (2): 97 Celentano, W. (2): 91 Centeno, J. (2): 72, 95 Cepeda, G. (3): 159 Cepeda, N. (3): 53, 108, 139 Chandra, B. (3): 104 Chase, D. (1): 78 Cheatam, E. (1): 82 Checorski, D. (3): 109 Chiang, D. (3): 51, 103 Chirichella, C. (4): 64, 153, 159 Chiricheila, V. (3): 105 Chowanec, G. (4): 159 Choynowski, G. (4): 55, 160 Chrisos, V. (1): 82 Christensen, J. (2): 96 Cinurchin, W. (3): 108 Cioffi, S. (3): 106 Ciok, D. (3): 91 Clancy, B. (2): 96 Clark, J. (2): 96 Clarke, R. (4): 40, 160 Clinton, W. (1): 84 Cocca, M. (2): 94 Cofone, C. (4): 54, 64, 72, 154, 160 Collazo, J. (3): 105 Comandatore, K. (3): 56, 103 Conklin, C. (2): 72, 100, 105 Conway, B. (2): 88, 98, 104 Coogan, J. (2): 98 Cooney, T. (I): 81 Cooney, W. (2): 92, 134 Cooper, E. (1): 86 Corcoran, P. (2): 97, 139 Cordero, R. (4): 53, 143, 152, 160, 199 Corso, V. (4): 139, 152, 160 Corwin, D. (2): 53, 91, 134 Costello, P. (3): 108 Cotton, M. (1): 87 Cox, J. (2): 92 Cozine, M. (3): 46, 109 Cresci, P. (4): 52, 53, 70, 73, 122, 124, 161, 197

Crespo, R. (4): 152, 161 Cronin, J. (2): 92 Crowley, M. (3): 108 Cruz, E. (3): 105 Cruz, R. (1): 78 Cuevas, Wm. (3): 106 Culhane, C. (1): 78 Cunningham, M. (4)- 39 40 69, 72, 161 Cunningham, P. ( 1 ): 82 Curran, T. (1): 86 Cush, P. (1): 85 Cushing, D. (1): 79 Cutola, D. (2): 95

D D’Agui, J. (4): 161 D’Amelio, F. (4): 161 Dandorph, M. (3): 104, 109 Dangcil, W. (3): 106, 139 Darragh, A. (2): 95 Davis, R. (2): 94 Deakyne, W. (2): 94, 134 DeAngelo, J. (4): 40, 41, 64, 162 DeBernardo, T. (1): 78 DeBonis, J. (1): 81 Dechter, J. (3): 109 Defensor, M. (2): 95 DeFilippis, J. (1): 80 Defino, A. (3): 106 DeGirolamo, M. (2): 95 Dela Cruz, A. (2): 97 Dela Pasion, L. (1): 87 Del Piano, A. (4): 162 DeLuca, S. (3): 41, 102 Del Vecchio, C. (3); 107 Del Vecchio, K. (2): 92 DelVescovo, A. (3): 92, 109 DeMarco, J. (4): 138, 139, 162 DeMichael, J. (4); 102, 162 DeNunzio, C. (2): 68, 95 DePinto, D. (2): 96, 134 DePinto, N. (2): 97 DeRose, J. (3): 67, 104 Desai, B. (2): 97 DeSouza, S. (4): 40, 41, 53, 162 DiAngelo, E. (2): 94 DiConstanzo, T. (1): 86, 143 Dilley, J. (2): 95 Dillon, J. (4): 53, 163 Dimler, R. (I): 82 DiNardo, C. (1): 85 DiNardo, S. (1): 79 DiStaso, C. (1): 81 Dizefalo, E. (1): 84 Dizon, M. (3): 102 Domingo, E. (2): 92 Donnelly, D. (1): 81 Donnelly, M. (2): 95 Donohue, R. (2): 97 Doody, M. (3): 110 Dorch, J. (4): 163 Doria, C. (4): 163 Doroszczyk, C. (1): 80 Dorry, S. (4): 38, 64, 152, 163 Downey, M. (2): 96 Dubon, J. (3): 109, 137 Duda, S. (1): 87 Dunn, P. (3): 110 Duque, M. (2): 53, 91 Dutkiewicz, S. (3): 108 Duvalsaint, P. (3): 105 Dzubina, T. (1): 80

E Eastman, D. (3): 104 Ebanks, R. (1): 84

STUDENT BODY jEgar, J. (2): 94 Elio, Roland (2): 46, 92, 143 Elio, Ronald (2): 36, 46, 92, 138 Elson, M. (1): 86 Empestan, R. (2): 93 Enderle, G. (4): 163 Engelken, S. (4): 164 Erla, D. (4): 154, 164 Espinoza, K. (4): 62, 164 Esposito, C. (1): 85 Estrada, D. (1): 79 Evans, W. (2): 94 lEverett, M. (1): 83 Evidente, A. (4): 52, 51, 152, 164 Evidente, B. (2): 62, 91

Froio, A. (1): 78 Fryczynski, K. (4): 48, 53, 143, 165, 199 Fugel, S. (4): 165 Fuqua, A. (1): 82 Furrer, E. (2): 98 G Gaibor, H. (2): 92 Gajewski, M. (1): 79 Galang, M. (3): 108 Galati, M. (2): 96 Gallagher, D. (3): 106 Gallagher, M. (2): 91 Gallo, V. (4): 143, 166 Gamble, T. (4): 53, 166

“Just once more, Jesus, and you’ll look like that for the rest of your life . . . ” ■ Fairfield, R. (2): 59, 97 ' Fajardo, J. (2): 46, 98, 99 SFalco, C. (3): 41, 65 ' Fardello’ne, T. (3): 108, 138 : Favetta, A. (3): 107, 138 | Fay, P. (4): 164 weeney, J. (1): 83 fe en ey , J. (3): 102 ■erguson, R. (2): 46, 95 ■fernandes, A. (1): 78 jFernandez, C. (2): 90 Fernandez, J. (1): 81 Vesta, A. (3): 102 Fields, B. (1): 86 Bigurski, M. (1): 80 ■Finn, J. (4): 38, 64, 71, 143, 152, B 165 |Finn, P. (4): 64, 72, 165 ■Finn, T. (2): 40, 53, 92 Fitzhenry, D. (2): 53 IFitzhenry, K. (3): 91, 106 BJJanagan, J. (1): 85 P o o d , E. (1): 85 FIusk, S. (2): 94 (Flynn, M.S. (3): 41, 104, 130, 131 [Flynn, M.J. (3): 60, 104 pontieoba, R. (1): 82 IFortunato, J. (2): 95 |Fortunato, M. (1): 85 p rank, H. (3): 109 Ip ra ttu ra , S. (3): 38, 52, 67, 107 I [Frazier, W. (1): 83 I IFroehlich, P. (4): 64, 68, 72, 165

Gannon, C. (2): 97 Garcia, C. (4): 166 Gargiles, W. (2): 98 Garry, R. (2): 98 Gatewood, B. (2): 91 Geoghegan, J. (1): 78 Giacchi, R. (4): 52, 53, 61, 66, 71, 122, 140, 197 Giangregorio, M. (4): 166 Giannella, J. (3): 56 Giblin, D. (4): 167 Gifford, M. (2): 52, 97, 134 Giglio, J. (2): 92 Gil, H. (3): 41, 52, 62, 65, 107 Gillard, J. (1): 80 Gillard, T. (2): 96 Gillespie, J. (1): 87 Gilvey, J. (4): 167 Gilvey, M. (2): 95 Giordano, L. (1): 85 I Giordano, M. (4): 35, 167 Gizzi, P. (4): 52, 167, 199 Gmitro, G. (4): 167 Gmitro, S. (3): 100, 105 Gnecco, M. (1): 87 Goldrich, D. (1): 83 Gomez, I. (3): 104 Gomez, J. (2): 60 Gomez, S. (2): 90 Gonsiewski, R. (1): 84 Gonsiewski, W. (2): 93 Gonzales, N. (4): 138, 157, 168 Gordon, J. (1): 85 Grabowski, E. (3): 108

Graham, E. (1): 83 Granelli, B. (4): 53, 122, 124, 168 Granelli, K. (2): 53, 94 Grieshaber, R, (2): 91, 143 Grogan, J. (1): 79 Gronda, D. (3): 138, 139 Gruhn, R. (2): 98 Grundling, P. (3): 39, 51, 108 Guanci, F. (2): 94 Guarda, M. (1): 78 Guarente, C. (3): 72 Guarini, J. (3): 109 Guntner, G. (4): 168 Gupta, N. (4): 168 Gutierrez, J. (2): 92 Gutierrez, L. (3): 72, 102 Guyre, D. (1): 84 H Hager, R. (3): 104 Halecky, P. (4): 168 Hanfin, D. (3): 84, 102 Hanks, D. (3): 56, 106 Hanley, D. (1): 87 Hanna, F. (2): 98 Hanna, W. (4): 53, 72, 130, 132, 169 Hanussak, J. (2): 90 Harnett, P. (2): 98 Harper, J. (1): 84 Harris, C. (1): 80 Harrison, E. (4): 52, 85, 130, 169 Hart, M. (3): 103 Hart, S. (4): 73, 140, 169 Hawryluk, M. (1): Hayser, J. (4): 53, 169 Healy, J. (3): 56 Henkes, J. (3): 56, 107 Henn, G. (2): 93 Henn, M. (2): 46, 93, 94 Henneberry, R. (1): 82 Hernandez, M. (2): 92 Hernandez, R. (3): 90, 109 Hester, J. (1); 78 Hoffman, B. (2): 93 Holzmann, H. (1): 87 Hoppe, D. (2): 96 Horan, R. (1): 86 Howard, S. (2): 90, 134 Howlett, C. (3): 109 Hudik, S. (4): 40, 54, 64, 169 Hudock, G. (4): 59, 170 Hughes, J. (2): 92 Hughes, J. (1): 85 Hummell, S. (3): 110 Hunt, J. (1): 81 Huryk, K. (3): 59, 105 Hyjek, A. (2): 95 J lies, G. (2): 91 Illy, W. (2); 96 Inn, S. (3): 102, 143 Ippolito, J. (4): 122, 170 J Jablonski, J. (1): 82 Jablonski, M. (3): 34 Jablonski, R. (3): 106, 107, 139 Jablow, L. (2): 46, 52, 93 James, J. (1): 84 Jasovsky, D. (4): 170 Jeffrey, G. (4): 170 Jensen, D. (4): 72, 170 Jimenez, R. (1): 82 Jones, R. (4): 171 Jordan, G. (3): 104, 108 Joshi, S. (1): 82 Juenge, M. (2): 93

Jurgelevicius, A. (3): 110 Juskiewicz, P. (1): 85 K Kakoleski, R. (4): 64, 72, 171 Kane, C. (2): 98 Kashuba, J. (3): 106 Kay, P. (1): 81 Keahey, B. (1): 84, 143 Kealy, J. (1) 83 Kearney, S. (1): 80 Kearns, S. (2): 97 Kelleher, M. (1): 83 Keller, J. (1): 84 Kellner, J. (4): 171 Kelly, K. (3): 110 Kelly, M. (4): 152, 171 Kelton, G. (3): 110 Kenny, M. (1): 83 Keohane, E. (1): 80 Kern, D. (3): 105 Khawaja, A. (2): 97 Khawaja, H. (1): 82, 97 Kilkenny, M. (3): 60, 72, 106 Kim, C. (2): 92, 134 King, M. (1): 79 King, M. (4): 130, 131, 132, 171 Kirchgassler, E. (3): 110 Kleid, D. (1): 65 Kleid, R. (4): 172 Knorowski, K. (2): 98 Kollmer, J. (2): 53, 98 Kopycinski, A. (2): 91 Kosenski, J. (4): 172 Kosiba, T. (2): 91 Kostrzewa, E. (4): 64, 172 Kotsoupulos, C. (3): 102 Kozlowski, K. (4): 71, 197, 172 Kraus,T. (1): 84 Kroeper, C. (4): 53, 56, 157, 172 Krupa, A. (4): 173 Kushnir, B. (2): 93 Kushnir, G. (2): 93 L LaBruno, D. (3): 105 Lagermasini, P. (2): 90, 122 Lago, R. (4): 157, 173 LaMantia, V. (1): 82 LaMonica, R. (1): 83 Lanceilotti, C, (1): 85 Lancellotti, C. (3): 107, 110 Landino, E. (3): 49 Landino, G. (1): 79 Landis, J. (3): 110 Lapine, D. (1): 85 Latko, J. (2): 91 Lavarro, R. (1): 80 Lavarro, D. (4): 94 Lavecchia, D. (3): 107 Lawless, M. (2): 93 Lawlor, B. (3): 107 Leahy, R. (3): 104 Lecowitch, J. (3): Leitao, M. (1): 81 Lempa, P. (1): 84 Lesko, P. (4): 173 Librojo, B. (1): 86 Lindsey, H. (1): 83 Lindsey, W. (1): 83 Linskey, M. (1): 80 Liwanag, M. (4): 173 Lleonart, O. (2): 91 Lopez, R. (1): 87 Lopis, J. (4): 40, 64, 73 LoRe, V. (1): 85 Lowicki, C. (2): 92

Lowthorpe, J. (4): 174 Lubas, E. (3): 104 Luckjiff, G. (4): 64, 68, 69, 72, 174 Lugo, R. (4): 53, 64, 174, 199 Luistro, R. (3): 108 Luizzi, L. (3): 103 Yons, (3): Lyons, K. (1): 83

M Macawili, W. (2): 51, 93 Mackiewicz, J. (3): 106, 138 Magistre, D. (4): 174 Maglione, D. (1): 79 Mahoney, B. (3): 57, 105 Majmudar, K. (2): 92 Maleszewski, L. (4): 50, 174 Mallardi, K. (1): 79 Manchisi, L. (3): 103 Mancino, J. (3): 108 Mango, P. (3): 110 Manion, D. (2): 48, 94, 140 Mannion, M. (3): 110

Merluza, V. (2): 96 Metcalfe, C. (2): 90 Michalik, M. (4): 46, 176 Militello, W. (2): 96 Millar, P. (1): 86 Miller, T. (4): 154, 176 Miselis, J. (4): 48, 176 Molina, A. (3): 53, 100, 106 Monisera, W. (2): 90 Monserate, B. (4): 52, 176 Montalvo, J. (3): 103 Monteforte, J. (1): 83, 135 Moore, K. (1): 85 Moore, T. (1): 82 Morales, O. (4): 43, 177 Morales, R. (4): 52, 53, 177 Morales, R. (1); 83 Morris, K. (1): 46, 83 Morris, K.J. (3): 103 Morris, P. (1): 78, 83 Morrissette, O. (2): 97 Mulcahy, G. (2): 93, 143

‘You woundn’t hit a kid with glasses, would ya?” Nolan, G. (2): 98 Nolan, V. (3): 104 Novicio, R. (4): 52, 178 Nugent, R. (1): 87

“ It was the Syrians first, then the Egyp tians, then M ick and the Stones.” Manrique, A. (4): 175 Marafioti, G. (2): 96 Marini, J. (2): 92 Markowski, E. (2): 96 Marshall, L. (4): 174 Martinez, A. (1): 78 Martin, E. (1): 81 Martin, J. (2): 90 Manson, S. (1): 83 Matta, F. (1): 80 Mattey, W. (2): 91 Matticola, M. (1): 81 Mauriello, M. (3): 107 McCarthy, S. (1): 79 McDermott, J. (3): 108 McDonough, T. (2): 72, 93 McEwen, B. (1): 80 McGinn, K. (1): 84 McGrath, M. (3): 106, 142 McGrath, R. (4): 140, 175 McGuire, P. (2): 94 McLaughlin, W. (4): 175 McLeod, B. (1). 86 McVicar, T. (3): 72, 110 Mehler, M. (4): 175 Mercado, A. (4): 50, 57, 122, 176 Mercado, C. (1): 81

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Mulcahy, J. (4): 70, 143, 177 Mulcahy, M. (1): 81, 135 Mulholland, R. (3): 104 Mullins, S. (3): 110 Murphy, G. (2): 95 Murphy, T. (4): 40, 55, 64, 72, 177 Musante, A. (3): 46, 107 Myers, R. (2): 93 Myhre, J. (4): 177

N Nakar, E. (2): 97 Namnama, L. (1): 80 Nata, J. (2): 94 Neafsey, W. (3): 110 Neals, H. (2): 59, 97 Nesheiwat, F. (4): 40, 157, 178 Nestor, E. (1): 83 Nestor, M. (4): 178 Nestor, R. (3): 143 Neto, A. (4): 50, 154, 178 Nevedomsky, M. (1): 76, 84, 122 Nguyen, T. (4): 54, 178 Nicholson, J. (1): 83 Nieto, J. (1): 83 Nieves, R. (3): 105 Nisbet, R. (3): 60, 72, 104 Nisbet, R. (2): 94

O’Connell, E. (1): 85 O’Connor, B. (1): 86 O’Connor, S. (1): 79 O’Connor, T. (2): 91 O’Dell, B. (1): 78 O’Donnell, T. (4): 64, 179 O’Hare, T. (1): 81, 56, 139 Ohlmuller, B. (3): 106 Ohlmuller, D. (1): 80 O’Leary, E. (1): 84 Oliveros, O. (1): 86 Oliveros, R. (4): 64, 179 Olszewski, K. (1): 80 Opalach, P. (2): 90 Ordonez, C. (2): 95 Orellana, R. (2): 46, 92 Ortega, A. (2): 96 O’Shaughnessy, M. (2): 46 Ostendorf, S. (2): 90 O’Sullivan, K. (1): 82 Owens, D. (4): 64

P Pacillo, J. (1): 87 Padilla, R. (4): 52, 157, 179 Paguiligan, J. (1): 56, 143 Palmer, C. (1): 83 Panico, R. (3): 92, 108 Pantozzi, R. (1): 82 Papadakis, R. (3): 56, 72, 108 Paradine, J. (3): 109 Parikh, S. (2): 90 Park, I. (2): 94 Parrillo, J. (4): 62, 179 Partoza, P,K. (1): 81 Patel, M. (4): 50, 154, 180 Patel, V. (2): 98 Pawlowski, P. (2): 92, 134 Pedro, T. (1): 80 Peko, J. (4): 40, 143, 180 Pelier, R. (3): 106 Peluso, R. (1): 87 Pena, R. (3): 59, 109 Penaskovic, D. (1): 81 Pereira, A. (3): 107 Pereira, P. (2): 91, 138 Perez, A. (3): 104

Perez, C. (1): 87 Perkins, W. (3): 53, 100, 103 Pernia, C. (1): 84 Peters, B. (1): 87 Peters, D. (3): 105 Petrillo, A. (4): 180 Piersa, J. (2): 95 Pietruska, D. (2): 90 Polack, E. (2): 93 Politewicz, L. (1): 82 Pompeo, M. (3): 104 Poueymirou, J. (2): 98 Powanda, P. (4): 180 Prado, R. (1): 83 Preckajlo, J. (2): 93 Presa, S. (3): 54, 106 Price, W. (2): 40, 53, 54, 92, 99, 13 Prime, C. (3): 46, 60, 104 Pronti, D. (2): 92

Q Quish, D. (3): 46, 60, 104

R Raeford, C. (2): 90 Rainier, K. (3): 104 Ramirez, F. (1): 79 Ramos, A. (3): 103 Ramsumair* D. (4): 181 Randall, J. (1): 83 Rapacki, S. (3): 103 Raslowsky, J. (3); 122 Raslowsky, K. (2): 95, 122 Rastogi, A. (3): 57, 72, 102 Reardon, C. (2): 46, 94 Reczka, R. (1): 81 Regenye, F. (3): 56, 102 Reilly, J. (4): 40, 53, 72, 181 Reilly, M. (2): 53, 97 Repoza, A. (2): 92 Revilla, J. (3): 108 Reyes, J. (3): 103 Richardson, J. (4): 37, 143, 181 Riley, T. (3): 103, 130, 131, 133 Riolo, D. (1): 80 Rivera, J. (4): 52, 138, 181 Rodriguez, A. (2): 62, 98 Rodriguez, G. (1): 86, 138 Rodriguez, M. (1): 84 Rodriguez, W. (2): 90 Romano, Frank (3): 105 Romano, Fred (3): 106 Romano, G. (2): 91

Romanowski, T. (3): 108 Romero, E. (4): 181 Romero, S. (3): 97, 106 Rosa, A. (3): 110 Rosado, M. (1): 82 Roscelli, R. (3): 108 Roskowski, J. (4): 182 Rovere, D. (1): 85 Rudner, M. (3): 107 Ruibal, A. (4): 182 Ruiu, A. (2): 62, 91 Rushforth, R. (1): 79 Rushforth, W. (3): 143 Rusman, J. (2): 92 Russell, Sean. (3): 105 Russell, S. (4): 182 Rusznak, R. (3): 46, 103 Rutkowski, R. (2): 92 Ryan, P. (1): 80

Spadora, P. (1): 85, 139 Sperduto, N. (3): 107 Speroza, P. (1): 84 Spincola, G. (4): 185 Sposato, J. (4): 185 Stabile, J. (3): 108, 130, 133 Stanczak, J. (2): 92 Stanislawski, S. (1): 82 Stanziano, D. (2): 98 Stanowski, P. (3): 103 Stappenbeck, M. (3): 102 Stefans, B. (2): 92, 162 Steffich, J. (1): 87 Stefko, W. (1): 79 Steward, A. (1): 84 Stokes, P. (1): 78 Strother, R. (4): 53, 152, 185 Suarez, J. (4): 186 Sullivan, F. (4): 51, 70, 73, 143, 1 186 Sullivan, T. (3): 104 Surowiec, M. (3): Swabsin, P. (1): 81, 140

Sabogal, K. (3): 41, 106, 143 Sabusay, G. (1): 78 Salau, E. (1): 84 Saldana, J. (4): 182 T Salmon, B. (2): 97 Tabeta, J. (1): 81 Salomon, J. (4): 182 Tabora, A. (4): 64, 186 Saloon, P. (2): 95 Tabora, C. (2): 91 Salvemini, S. (1): 81 Tacik, T. (3): 103, 122 Sambade, V. (4): 72, 183 Tan, D. (4): 59, 186 Sammartino, D. (2): 93 Tanteo, R. (2): 52, 97 Samra, M. (4): 183 Tantuico, N. (3): 52, 102 Santana, O. (4): 152, 183, 199 Tantuico, S. (4): 186 Santos, N. (2): 95 Tapia, D. (3): 36, 106, 130, 132 Sa-Onoy, W. (2): 90 Tavolara, G. (4): 187 Sari, S. (3): 49, 108 Temprosa, T. (4): 50, 154, 187 Sarmiento, A. (1): 84 Thomas, T. (4): 72, 187 Saulino, S. (1): 84 Thompson, J. (1): 84 Sawczuk, A. (3): 56, 102 Thorning, J. (2): 92 Sawyer, P. (4): 64, 183 Tietchen, T. (2): 96 Scanlon, J. (4): 71, 73, 140, 183, 197 Timoldi, D. (4): 72, 187 Scanlon, J. (3): 104 Tirella, P. (1): 86 Scheurer, J. (3): 109, 130, 133 Todd, A. (4)r53, 72, 130, 131, 1 Schuerer, W. (3): 106 I 187 Schmittler, J. (3): 102 Tomaka, P. (4): 188 Schneider, T. (3): 56, 102 ; Toomey, M. (1): 85 I Torres, H. (4): 188 Schneider, W. (1): 62, 79 Schonenburger, P. (4): 50, 55, 72. Toss, R. (3): 56, 72, 102 184 Toussas, D. (1): 84 Schork, R. (1): 47, 66, 78 Toy, J. (2): 94, 156 Schroeder, D, (2): 98 Trefurt, C. (3): 104 Sciarra, C. (2): 97 Trigo, F. (3): 41, 66, 72, 106 Scalfani, C. (3): 46, 107 Trilles, R. (1): 72 Scott, G. (2): 92 Tripodi, N. (4): 188 Scott, S. (3): 82 Troncb, L. (1): 80 Sexton, S. (3): 34, 49, 105 Trotman, R. (1): 83 Shamburg, C. (4): 53, 56, 184 Tuohy, J. (4): 188 Shaw, M. (1): 82 Tuohy, R. (1): 84 Shea, J. (1): 79 Tuohy, T. (2): 92 Sheehan, J. (4): 184 Turner, M. (3): 105 Sheeran, J. (1): 78, 143 Turner, T. (2): 95 Shipman, L. (2): 49, 90 Tuzzo, J. (2): 96 Shipman, R. (4): 184 Tuzzo, S. (3): 103 Silva, F. (3): 103 U Simao, J. (2): 81 Umali, R. (2): 93, 143 Sindle, G. (1): 83 Umali, R. (3): 54, 56, 105 Singh, P. (1): 85 Urban, J. (3): 103 Sininski, C. (2): 90 Usarzewicz, M. (2): 93, 134 Siryj, O. (4): 37, 184 V Skorka, D. (1): 80 Valente, J. (2): 40, 56, 96 Skupien, E. (4): 185 Valente, M. (1): 85 Sloyan, P. (4): 64, 185 Valvis, J. (2): 98 Smarro, M. (3): 107 VanBlarcom, J. (1): 86 Sollecito, P. (1): 81 Van Orden, P. (2): 40, 98 Somers, S. (3): 110 Vargo, D. (4): 59, 188 Southern, D. (): 103, 130, 132 Vassallo, L. (2): 91

Vaughan, P. (2): 92 Vaughan, R. (2): 95 Viggiano, G. (4): 188 Villa, S. (3): 46, 110 Villar, A. (3): 102 Vining, P. (1): 87 Vita, J. (1); 85 Vlacich, S. (2): 94 Voicu, M. (1): 82 Volcy, J. (1): 86 VonSchaumburg, K. (3): 104 Vu, K. (4): 188 Vucak, J. (4): 188 Vukan, K. (1): 80

W Wall, K. (3): 41, 46, 104 Wallerstein, E. (4): 189 Way, S. (1): 78 Webb, J. (3): 65, 104 Webster, E. (2): 53, 90 Wentworth, S. (1): 81 Wernock, G. (2): 93 Whitehead, E. (1): 79 Wilkes, W. (3): 53, 108 Williams, D. (3): 60 Williams, S. (1): 87 Williams, T. (2): 95 Williamson, D. (2): 97 Willis, M. (2): 98 Willis, S. (4): 189 Wilson, D. (2): 96 Wisniewski, S. (3): 56, 109 Wolleon, J. (3): 109 Womack, K. (3): 104 Wondolowski, R. (4): 53, 189 Wong, R. (4): 189 Wood, N. (3): 48, 67, 106 Woody, R. (4): 53, 189 Worobiej, M. (1): 86

Y Yacoub, K. (4): 189 Yautz, S. (3): 108 Yelverton, M. (3): 56, 108 Yi, C. (4): 57, 189

Z Zaharia, T. (3): 36, 52, 107, 122 Zall, D. (3): 106 Zamarra, A. (3): 47, 66, 107 Zeller, P. (3): 71, 108, 143, 197 Zieleniewski, M. (1): 84 Zimmermann, T. (2): 90 Zingaro, C. (2): 85 Zupko, J. (2): 96

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^ ■ k . HourJupon hours of-work were put forth by our staff of timv H o r e , dufng, and after school) was required in trying to c ^ ^ ^ H t l p wuh rr .^ ^ H llo w c d i* to measure the growth of the senior class both mH aH y in ived si >R> for th w r s t time walking through the doors at Grand a W B P W I; SO t « s e *»ll hifc S priiS fliip L lD B you will be able to look upon this y e a rb o o k s » book at ■ w r i t s , H ^ ^ ^ ^ B P re p . V" us along the way. First, a sincere thaSEyou to Andy i H l ^ H S ^ S f t h e lost d e a d l w ^ ^ ^ M M iiffin W S se of his t^ ^ r ^ i^ o c c a s io i M ii d ts , ^ M P B T D e S te p h a n o for th e tfW a y psits mil Mr D’s” thank youS; To Brother W for M P w th e i r clutch identifications o â re n tsc |» b p ic tu res; to Mr. JoeTaipJ»flM O Tc«s Ski B fopport; to Lou Scarpa for his c o n s fte sturjlf supply of garbage b a g s A a M ^ B H ^ B a n d P b y Lou; to the entire faculty who contffouted Iheir thoughtful and a m u s i i i ^ H ^ H I g t f c e pdio for the usôf our telephone cord; to oujârents for their support and ke to extern} oui\ deepest thanks for y o u tte iP and guidance over the past tiTrerJWw. ~ ! , - Editors of the Lost Deadlines

While closing out our high school years, the 1985 Senior Class of St. Peter’s Prep would like to thank all our teachers for helping us to grow academically, spiritually and mentally. Yet at this juncture, we would especially like to thank those teachers who contributed in so many ways at the beginning of our tenure here at Prep, but are no longer with us. Though many of us did not have these teachers in class, these praiseworthy individuals seemed not only to extend their assistance within the classroom but also out of it. Our deepest and most sincere thanks goes out to Fr. Art Bender, S.J. who taught Latin 1 and Religious Ed. 2, often with timely wit and humor; to Mr. John Lloyd, who somehow kept his true identity (the Man of Steel!) from us all while broadening our horizons in the area of U.S. 2, to Mr. Louis Vavrina, thanks to him our French scholars were well-equipped for the trip to Paris; to Mrs. Cathy Dwyer, whose music classes enhanced our appreciation for the arts; to Mr. Tom Scirghi, S.J. for his religion courses which never fell short of excellence; to Fr. Harry Untereiner, S.J. whose constant lectures during sophomore year study hall brought new meaning to life; and to Mr. John Taeschler whose trend setting wardrobe and humorous Science 1 classes really started our Prep careers off on the right foot. To “ Mr. T” and all above we are truly thankful.

IN MEMORIAM Our graduation marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another. At this crossroads in our lives we pause to remember with gratitude the life of John Cingerana, Class of 1984, who walked with us along the road for awhile and whom the Lord called to himself last December 18, 1984. We remember John for his dedication and energy on the Business Staff of the Dramatic Society, his help with Petrean 84, for his care as a Big Brother to Freshmen and for his leadership and love as an Emmaus Team member. May all of us share in John’s spirit of service and care for oth ers. May John share in the eternal peace of our Lord.

THE CLASS OF 1985: OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT R ay “ M ezm o” A bdelm alak leaves behind his han d k erch ief the size of a b a th towel; M ike A ffinito his “ G u id o ” im age to som e lucky ju n io r; M ike A hern his C alculus notebook; M ike A lbanese his skis; T odd A llen his w ardrobe. Dave A lston leaves behind his body to th e football team - th ey ’ll need it! Bill A yerbe leaves his violin expertise; G eorge “ Sleepy” A lvarez his b. ball skill for a rookie. Jo e Bardzilowski leaves behind “ un d e rra te d ” statu s. D anny B erardinelli leaves behind his gaudy clothes and fake m ustache. Jim B ertotti leaves behind his deck o f card s to th e T.V . S tudio. Bob “ N ig h t R id er” B rancatella leaves behind his curfew to his b ro th er Vito. Jo e Bucci leaves his w restling ability to R alph Foss. Steve “ C h u d ” C arluccio leaves his p ain t chips to w hoever w ants them . Pete Cresci leaves behind his cru d e rem arks. R o b ert C respo leaves behind everybody’s em pty w allet. M i chael “ M oose” C u n n in g h am leaves his presidency and his a r tistic creativ ity behind. Jim Finn leaves behind one o f his spirit aw ards. K erry Fryczynski leaves his “ dan ce steps.” M aurio G ian g reg o rio leaves his “ b u ll” to anyone who believes it. N el son G onzales leaves behind his heavyw eight belt. N eeraj G upta leaves his # 2 ranking. John H ay ser leaves behind his M acD on a ld ’s frenchfries. R ichie Jones leaves his neck to H erschel W alker. Jo h n Lopis leaves his aw esom e hockey talen t behind. Dervis M agistre leaves behind his “ fast b a ll” . L arry M aleszewski leaves his c o m p u ter disks for A tari. M atthew “ M a tc h ” M ichalik leaves behind his yellow sunglasses. M ark M irov ju st left. Jo e M iselis leaves his c a r to w hom ever will tak e it. Tim O ’D onnell leaves behind his p arties. A lex Padilla leaves his “ p o rto b a r” . Jam es Peko leaves his clothes to a distinguished underclassm an. Jaso n R icharson leaves his running skill behind. Jam es S al dan a leaves, b u t has to com e back next y ear for jug. O rlando S a n ta n a leaves, com es back . . . and leaves again. Pete Saw yer leaves behind th a t voice! Jo h n S pasoto an d G eorge T avolara leave w ith plenty o f W hip-its. F ran Sullivan leave his photo grap h s to Playboy. D anny T an leaves his m agic c a rt to som e one w ith no sham e. T e rra n c e T h o m as leaves behind his rap. A rvin T odd leaves his body to som eone w ho needs it. G reg V iggiano leaves behind his bulk. K erim Y acco u b leaves his blinking record. Dave V argo and Steve W illis leave the “ N S U ” behind.

LET IT R.I.P.

THE END OF A LONG JO URN EY