1987

Lady Villains . . . clock­
wise; The spike from Janet
Daugherty does damage
to Charlotte.
The THRILL

of VICTORY!
Coach Hine and the
Villains CELEBRATE!
The team gathers for its
trip to victory.

Varsity Soccer

Hick Rossitch, Brad Armbruster, Craig Fiore, Pat Britz, Scott Frail, JeffBallsieper, Scott Griffith. Catherine Murphy, Sebron Dale, Reid Mansell, John Olenick, Brian
Spainhour, Carlos Butler, Martin Hunt, Mike Hoyle, Andy Siegle, Mike laylor, Micah Rader, Coach, Mr. Allen

Under the guidance of Mr. Allen, the
Varsity Soeeev team had an outstand­
ing season. The team advanced to the
State Finals, which were played out
on the field at Wake Forest. In the
final match against Ravenscroft, the
Villains ended their season in second
place. This young team, with only
three seniors, gained the respect of
their rivals and the Winston-Salem
community. Highlights of the season
included winning the Greenfield In­
vitational Tournament, winning the
PACIS Tournament Championship,
and setting numerous school records.

Mike Taylor sends the ball up field while Craig ponders the physics of it.

AWARDS — Honorable Mention All-Conference:
Michael Hoyle

— First Team All-Conference: Pat Britz,
Martin Hunt, and Michael Tavlor

— H onorable Mention All-Region:
Michael Taylor

— First Team All-Region: Pat Britz and
Martin Hunt

— Third Team All-State: Pat Britz
— Second Team All-State: Martin Hunt
— All-Region Coach of the Year: Dennis

Allen

Scott Frail watches the action from
down field.

Conference at the goal posts! Did someone lose a contact lens?

A Kick in the Grass

With the coaching of Mr.
Donnelly, the boy’s J.V.
Soccer team had a win­
ning season of 11-5-4. In
September the team won
the Charlotte Latin In­

vitational Tournament.
This excellent J.V. pro­
gram en ables Bishop
M cGuinness to have a
strong Varsity squad.

Nick Sustana, Nick Stark. Tim Cravcroit, Ed Coyne, Keith Hoeing, Glenn Case, Steven Taylor, Jason Reynolds, Bryan Jackson, Louis
Valente, Bill Smith, Fat Caudill, Jimmy Kontos, Coach Donnelly, Scott Winkle, Eric Bergevin, Brad Eglofl

Eric Bergevin — heading for disaster.

Girls Tennis

Ihe Girls Varsity Ten­ ness was in all but two of
nis Team finished the the finals, and went on
1986-87 season with to capture two of the
some outstanding victo­ titles, one in singles and
ries. The climax of the one in doubles. Named
season came when the
\ illains captured first to the All-Conference
place in the PACIS — Team for singles were
Tournament, the first Liz Murphy and Anna
ever in M eGuinness Zarate, for doubles
history. The girls went Brett Murphy and Liz
on to place fourth in the Murphy were named.
State Tournament. In Congratulations to all
the PACIS — Tourna­ who helped to make the
ment, Bishop MeGuin­ year so successful.

Liz Murphy, Mimi LaMuraglia, Nicole Nurenberg, Anna Zarate, Tawanna King, Ingrid
Jones, Brett Murphy, Kate Dorsch, Stacy Ostrowski, Coach Sarah Kirby, Magda Lewan-
dowski

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Born to Run

Coach Rick Ecklund, Sean Rollman. Dave Kinney, Patrick Miller, Nick Mackowski, Brian Single, Damn Marchant, John Sokal, Chris Wiles, Mark Ricardo, Kirsten
Anderson, Chris Sexton, Edwin Combs. Patrick Smeeton, Pat Mallet, Michael Smeeton, Jeanine Karnbach, Melissa Blake, Rosy McGillian. Tracey Donohoe, Jessica
Raab, Chris Troup

Despite a difficult season this year’s Cross Country
team had some winning combinations. For the first
time a girls team competed for Bishop McGuinness.
Tracey Donohoe represented the girls well by finishing
tenth in the conference race. The other team members
who made strong contributions and provided support
were Chris Sexton, Patrick Miller, Edwin Combs,
David Kinney, Deron Marchant, Sean Rollman, Rosy
McGillian, and Jessica Raab. This year’s team was con­
siderably young and as the season progressed, so did
the runners. Special recognition goes to Brian Siegle,
who had an outstanding season, winning five out of
seven races, and was also named to the All-Conference
Team. The team looks forward to a good season in the
fall of 1987.

More bounce to the ounce

Elizabeth Frank. Veronica Lynch, Cathy Folger, Karen Wiggins, Liz McGee, Amy Cloekler, Peggy Marshall, Tanisha Patton

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Cheering to win

Varsity Jumps High and Wins

The young Villains have handled a tough
schedule exceptionally well. They finished
first in the newly formed PACIS and
earned a birth in the State Tournament. As
the season progressed, they worked
together, hoping to finish 8-2 in the confer­
ence.

Coach — Dan Spainhour, R Rossitch, L. Richardson, G. Bosch, C. Butler, B. Spainhour, M. Hoyle, Coach — Jim Corrigan, Manager — S. Frail, B. Cairns, P. Frail, G.
Thomas, E. Spriggs, D. O Malley, R. Lejarre

Win s t o n -S alem J ournal Saturday, January 3 1 , 1987

McGumness Beats Ravenscroft

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Greg Bosh, Erskine Spriggs, and Brian Cairns; Villains
who prove intensity pays off.

Lady Villains — District Semi-finalists

The 1986-87 Lady Villains followed
suit with past teams in working to­
wards a 19-6 record. BMHS alumni
Emily Habig and Robbi Tweed
brought both knowledge and ex­
perience to the squad through their
coaching. Tough opponents such as
Ravenscroft and Cardinal Gibbons
brought out the best in the Mc-
Guinness girls. Once again, Lady
Villain basketball was intensity at its
best.

Jeannine Karnkach, Katie Kinney, Kristie Weber, Rosy McGillan, Karen Dura, Jacquelyn Maginnis, Tawanna
King, Janet Daugherty, Rebecca Schmitt, Karen Sinness, Mr. King, Coach Emily Habig, Julia Murphy, Susan
Snopkowski, Irene Mallett, Michell Funk, Amy Hodovvansky, Pat Britz

Janet Daugherty, in the midst of a pack of Bears, gets a basket.

Janet in a tense moment at the line.

Ill

Little Men

The JV boys team is very
young but despite their
lack of experience they
have improved with the
season. By playing hard
and working as a team, the
young V illains have
achieved first place in
their conference.

Lou Valente, Steve Taylor, Mike Taylor, Jeff Ballsieper, Keith Hoeing, Bryan
Jackson. Coach Dan Spainhour, Andy Siegle, Lance Carroll, Mike McCulloch,
Doug Ileye, Matt Dwiel, Brad Egloff, Chad Manigault, Billy Smith, Ed Harosll

Above: The young Villains show offensive strategy. At left: Coach
Spainhour takes a time out.

Little Women

The BMHS J.V. girls had a learning
season this year. Stamina as well as
determination was shared by the girls
through practice and games. Coach
Emily Habig led a young team in a
Ibuilding season that resulted in the
i development of potential Varsity
iplayers. The basketball program here
at Bishop is sure to benefit as these
members grow.

Precision at Halftime

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Jennifer leads the line at half time.

Year after year, the Villains Drill- Tiffany Fox, Jennifer Mollere, Angela Shirley, Rachel Fusco, Penny Lane, Dawn Peterson, Jenny Osmon,
team provides entertainment at the Mary Fran Muller. Laura Reid, Mrs. O’Connor, Joy Davis, Jennifer Dolan
Varsity Basketball games. Their
talents are reflected by their cre­
ative adaptations of popular songs.
Great job, Laura!

Angela, Laura and Mary Fran, Raise your hand,
Jennifer, Are you sure?

Aqua Villains

In their first meet, the Bishop McGuinness
swim team, although young and inex­
perienced, soundly defeated Southern
Pines. Under the direction of Adele
Podgorny, the Villains went on to several
more wins. With the powerful pull of the
girls, the team as a whole swam to victory at
two conference tri-meets in Greensboro,
heightening team spirit. The team is look­
ing ahead to an even stronger season next
year.

Nicole Smith, Erin Cooney, Robbie Helm, Bill Reynolds, Andrew Egbert, lara Capizzi, Cathy
Folger, Karen Wiggins, Carol Degnan, Mary Catherine Capizzi, Suzie Viglianco, Karen Ricker, Paul
Riefcer, Scott Winkel, Cam Walts, Greg Husem eier, Mike Capretta, Nick Mackowski, Harold John-
I son, Mrs. Walts, (camera shy, John Nagel)

Harold and Bill — Does this wardrobe interfere with one s
strokes?

GOLF

It was a bittersweet season for the 1986 Bishop
McGuinness golf team. Under the coaching of Mr.
Annecelli, the team recorded its best regular season
with a 9-1 mark. Unfortunately disaster struck the team
in the closing of the season. With everyone expecting
the Villains to easily qualify for the State Tournament
by finishing in the top three of the Districts, the Villains
disappointed many fans when they finished in fourth
place. The Villains did send two players, Craig Fiore
and John Kennedy, to Raleigh the first week in May.
John Kennedy was disqualified and Craig had a couple
of bad rounds. The 1986 season gave experience to the
young Villains and with three returning players, the ’87
team hopes to get more bogeys.

Craig Fiore, Harold Johnson, Eric Bergevin, Pat Brit/., Martin Hunt, and Patrick
Mundell. Not pictured, Pat Gilsenan.

Returning Senior, Craig Fiore, practices his form for the
1987 season.

Racquet Club

Renato Zarate, Andy Siegle, Mark Sinness, Brad Egloff, Mark Ricardo, Mike McCullough, Mike Weidl, Moderator Rick Eklund, Richard Reynolds, Bernard Molinare,
Brian Siegle, Jessica Raab, Katherine Perry

With the added help of Roger Cooper,
the 1986 Tennis Team had an all-
around good season. One of the high­
lights of the season was the defeat of
Reynolds High School (19-0). The
team advanced to States and ended up
fifth in the State of North Carolina.
Hopefully, this year’s team will have
very little love.

Coach, Ann Blunk, Cathy Nagel, Kim Hailey, Stacy Ostrowski, Catherine Murphy, Mr. Donnelly, Peggy
Marshall, Cathy Folger, Liz Murphy, Kelly Gardner, Kirsten Anderson, Tawanna King, Mike Hoyle, Susan
Phillips, Rosy McGillan, Iren Mallet, Chrissy Nagel, Micah Rader

The young team did well in
their 1986 season. Mostly
comprised of Sophomores
and Freshmen, the girls
went into the Quarter Finals
of the State Tournament. As
the season drew to an end,
the girls had a weekend trip
to the beach where they
defeated Cape Fear. Senior
Sharon Hoeing was awarded
Female Athlete of the Year
for her outstanding job as
Goal Keeper. Good luck to
the TEAM of 1987.

Is Tawanna King chasing the ball?

Coach Blunk gives words of wisdom at half.

Kirby’s Bombers

Michelle Dura, Katie Kinney, Amy Hodowansky, Karen Dura, Kristie Weber, Tracy Beeson, Janet Daugherty.
Jennie Kennedy, Kathy Kennedy, Susan Snopkowski,

The 1986 Softball team
finished first in the Con­
ference and won districts
against FCD and Wes-
lyan. The team went to
States but lost. Strong
pitching and good hitters
made for a good season.

Tracy Beeson shows pitching form.

1986 STATE CHAMPIONS

Head Coach Dan Spainhour, Jamie Burcham, Eric Gunzenhauser, Rob Tally, Greg Ross, Gene Thomas, Tony McCabe, Pat Lynch,
Scott Miller, John Nagel, Pat Frail, Scott Frail, Deron Marchant, Chris Schmidt, JefJ Ballsieper, Rick Rossitch, Assistant Coach Jim
Corrigan

Coach Spainhour gets a bit tensed up The Villains get riled up after a well
during the game. deserved victory.

BMHS North Davidson Opponent
7 Greensboro Day 8
25 Ravenscroft i
3 Greensboro Day 2
10 North Davidson 2
4 Durham Academy
12 Stoneville i
8 Stoneville 2
17
3 Charlotte Country Day i
7 Forsyth Country Day 7
4 Ravenscroft 20
8 Cardinal Gibbons 1
4 Charlotte Country Day 10
14 Salem Baptist 1
24 Forsyth Country Day 6
13 Salem Baptist 5
16 Durham Academy 7
11 Salem Baptist 1
8 Charlotte Country Day 5
8 Ravenscroft 5
5
5

Scott Frail pauses at third base to catch Coach Spainhour evaluates his team Luck has been defined as
his breath. during batting practice when hard work and prepa­
ration meets with opportu­
nity. Many people may say
coming from four runs down
in our final at the state
championship game is luck.
I say it is our eighteen guys
working hard and meeting
the opportunity head on.

We went into the state
tournament as defending
champions. Our first oppo­
nent was Charlotte Country
Day, a team that had beaten
us easily in our two previous
meeings. But the game that
counted most belonged to
us, because we played with
sheer determination and
confidence.

One determiningfactor of
great players and great
people is the tilings that they
accomplish. I, personally,
will never forget what these
young men accomplished
and I am very proud to have
been their coach.

ORGANIZATIONS

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Eucharistic Ministers

Each year members of the Senior SPIR IT
class are chosen to he Eucharistic
Ministers at the Liturgies held at
McGuinness. In giving service to
the people of the McGuinness
community, these students are a
sign to all of us, a reminder of our
call to bring Christ to all people.

Kristie Weber, Nancy Brown, Laurie McClure, Sarah Marujo, Gene Thomas, Tracey
Donoho, Paul Rieker, Pat Blitz

Ministry Team Throughout the year the ministry
team works to provide special
programs that offer opportunities
for the development of spiritual life
at McGuinness. Members of the
team coordinate liturgies, the
retreat programs, Awareness Day,
and special programs for Advent
and Lent. Their efforts help in mak­
ing McGuinness a special place.
Camera shy: Mrs. Sontag and Mrs.
London

Sr. Agnes, Mr. Carter, Sr. Mary Louise, Andrew Egbert, Mr. Scklund, Siebron Dale,
Sr. Evelvn, Mrs. Shaw

Prom Committee — 1987 Janet Daugherty, Karen Ricker.
Stacy Ostrowski, Bill Reynolds,
Michelle Haro ski, Kirsten
Anderson. Suzie Viglianco,
Karen Wiggins, Micah Rader,
Erin Cooney, Ervin Schmidt,
Katherine White, Liz Murphy,
Cathy Folger

Villains Club

Members of the Villains Club
gave their service in December
to the Knights of Columbus
Tootsie Roll sale. The Villains will
be called upon in the spring to
help with landscaping around the
school.

Shelly Malur, Sarah Nolan. Patrick Miller, Kirsten Anderson Rachel Smith, Katherine
Perry, Jeff Schline, Mark Sinness. Ed Haroski. Brian Siegle, Paul Beach, Mary Catherine
Capizzi, Jennv Breitbach. Nick Mackowski. Rick Eklund, Jess Davis

National Honor Society

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Brenda Kovalcson, Janet Daugherty, Rachel Manuszak, Jennie Kennedy, Erin Cooney, Joe Lopina, Karen Wiggins, Suzie Vigli-
anco, Mike Gaudio, Mary Catherine Capizzi, Peggy Marshall, Nick McKelvy, Jenny Breitbach, Chris Sexton, Michelle Haroski,
Craig Fiore, Anna Zarate, Heather Johnson, Paul Ricker, Kathy Kennedy, Dietrich Gerhardt, Brian Siegle, Mrs. Blunk —
moderator

The National Honor Society is an
organization which strives to build
character, promote leadership,
develop scholarship, and provide
service, not only to the students,
but to the community as well. They
are students which are willing to
give of themselves, in order to
promote school spirit and build a
sense of sense of service throughout
the school. These students get in­
volved by sponsoring dances, sell­
ing books at the bazaar, and other
fundraising activities. The Bishop
MeG u inn ess N ational Honor
Society has built a reputation for it s
ability to lead our students and
supply support to our school.

In a hallowed room,
At the end of a lo-ong hall, meets a
Secret Society of literary geniuses
. . . Salm agundi . . . The
pedagogue, the mentor . . . Miss
Albert . . . Guides us to Spiritual
Awakening as we review the works
of fellow students . . . Come, join
us . . .

Jacqueline Torok, Rachel Manuszak, Stefanie Paul, Erica Dameron, Jennifer Dolan, Rob
Tally, Ingrid Jones, Heather Johnson, Moderator Miss Albert

Signet All of these students have worked
very hard to put out the first issue of
the Signet.
They have had to learn how to use a
new computer and have done all of
the type-setting themselves. Many
hours during and after school have
been spent accomplishing this.
* Special thanks to Sr. Rose who has
been a great help with the com­
puter.

Editor — Jell’ Schline, layout editors — Greg Osmon and Nick Sparnicht, Michael
Capretta, Tracy Donohoe, Rachel Eusco, Diane Garity, Pat Gilsenan, Robbie Helm,
Katie Kinney, Mimi LaMuraglia, Ginny Lewis, Deron Marchant, Stacy Ostrowski, Bill

Reynolds. Julie Fuller

French Club The French Club has p c icipatei
in the Christinas Cab; ' 1 and din­
ing the Holidays the\ sold candj
canes which raised two hundrec
dollars for the soup kitchen. Ilie)
have dined at La Chaudiere anc
gathered to view a French film.
They are hoping to have a French
Awareness Day and participate in
school clean-up.

President — Doug Bass, Vice President — Neil Hayes, Secretary — Allison Branen,
Treasurer — Laurie McClure

Spanish Club El Club Hispanico had a busy year
filled with songs and food from bet­
ter Spanish restaurants. In Octo­
ber, the club spent an evening at
Los Amigos and in the winter, en­
joyed an outing to Casa Gallardo.
Members practiced Spanish Christ­
mas carols for the Cabaret where,
adorned with red carnations, they
entertained and shared Spanish
desserts they had prepared. The
number of members increased this
year and next year promises to be
even better.

k. Jacinto, A. Zarate, M. Muller, T. Fox, P. Lane, J. Cairns, C. Timothee, S. Hodges, CP
English, Mrs. Sluiw, L. Mackowski, C. Weber. B. kovakson. I. Mallett, N. Karagiannis,
k. Sinness, S Taylor, A. Siegle, M. Tettamanti. J. Breitbaeh, M. Capizzi, S. Boles, B.
Boss itch S. Snopkowski, F. Isasi \ . Sustana, C. Freeborn, M. McCulloch, L. Valente,

T. Hartz

This year s Latin Club was the
largest in BMHS history. Having33
loyal members, it undertook many
new and needed projects. It main­
tained a concessions stand at home
soccer games. The club also went to
Valentino’s where authentic Italian
cuisine was enjoyed. In the spirit of
Christmas, the Latin Club sang
Christmas songs at the Interna­
tional Cabaret. Members wore
togas, representing the country of
Italy. One of the club’s biggest
accomplishments this year was the
edition of a foreign language
newspaper. The newspaper con­
sisted of facts, history, comics, and
puzzles from the different lan­
guages at the school.

L. Carroll, B. Spainhour, K. Kennedy, C. Butler, J. Kennedy, R. Tally, W. Huneycutt, J.
Kontos, T. Siegle, S. McGee, V. Lynch, C. Joyner, M. Sinness, J. Raab, B. Zarate, S.

Winkel, L. Kennedy, D. Sehline, P. Caudill, T. Craycroft, B. Jackson, D. Winters, B.
Smith, A. Gannon

Bishop McGuinness Broadcasting Among the responsibilities of the
Network BM BN this year were the videotap­
ing of various sporting events,
cultural offerings and other hap­
penings which helped make up the
historical record of the school for
1986-87. This group of students also
set up the sound equipment for
assemblies of all kinds — from
Liturgies to pep rallies. Officers of
this club were responsible for the
care and m aintenance of the
school s audiovisual equipment, for
training new members of the club
and for sharing their expertise with
students requiring help in taping
class projects. Though small in
number, this club played an im­
portant role in the life of Bishop
McGuinness High School.

Domingo Isasi, Shannon Magovern, Taylor Martin, Chris Munden. Will Huneycutt,
Charles Dav

Choraliers

Moderator Sister Agnes Rosarii
President Nancy Brown
Vice-President Rachel Manuszak
Secretary Jessica Raab
Treasurer Ervin Schmidt
Choralier is a weekly meeting club which consists of thirty-two active members. Their
main function is to enrich themselves in enjoyment of music but the overflow seeps into
the entire community since they perform at seasonal, liturgical and local functions. Some
of the high-1ites of their year are the Christmas Cabaret and the Fine Arts Festival. In the
less major areas is their I\ spot on Channel 12 s Christmas morning special and their
visits to hospitals and nursing homes.

Tech Crew The Tech Crew is one of the clubs
you don’t hear much about, but
they are the few people under the
direction of Mr. Brown, who
make the Fine Arts Deparment
shine. They build and design the
sets and work the lights to set the
mood for the school’s one act and
yearly plays, and all other fine art
productions.

Bridgid Pollen, Greg Osinon, Nick Sparnicht, Kevin Goode, Mr. Brown, and Peter
Berndt (not pictured).

The politics club this year is ex­ Politics Club
traordinarily unique, due to the en­
thusiastic individuals involved. The
moderators, Mr. Carter and Ms.
Curtis, leave decisions up to the
council. The executive board in­
cludes; Neil Hayes as President,
Martin T ettam an ti as Vice-
President, Lauri M cClure as
Secretary and Marc Ricardo as
Treasurer. Our activities include
discussion and lectures. It was
rumored that some campaign
posters were uprooted and burned.
A final field trip to the Bahamas is
planned for the future. Peace, Love
and Beauty.

Marc Ricardo, Amv Gloekler, Liz McGee, John Deangelo, Jeff Schline, Bernard
Molinare, Bill Reynolds, Michael Smeeton, Kirsten Anderson, Mark Sinness, Rob Tally,
Martin Tettamanti, Heather Johnson, Neil Hayes, Laurie McGlure. Katherine V hite,

Rachel Fusco, Katherine Jacinto

Bowling Club

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Eric Bergevin, Pat Bl itz, Brian Dean, David Reavis, Jennifer Parrish, Brian Dean rolls a strike.
Keith Hall, Leslie Snow, Donald Schmeltzer, Chris Joyner, Ms. Miller,
I David Bogunia

Professional Bowlers in the making.

The many different faces of bowling.

This club meets every Thursday after school from three
o clock until five o’clock at Parkway Lanes. Membership
is open to everyone including faculty. Its members bowl
each week, but other students also bowl when their
regular team sport is not in season. What is different
about this club compared to the others is that it is a hobby
or club sport rather than an academic or service club. Its
membership is consistent after the first initial meetings.
Ms. Miller moderates the club with the assistance of
Brian Dean, the president. Participation in this club is a
good way to develop better bowling skills, good sports­
manship, and new friendships.

Student Council

Ed Covne, Jimmy Kontos, Sean McGee, Steven Taylor, Katherine Jacinto, Mrs. Walts, Chris Diffee, Magda Lewandowski,
Dawn Peterson, Theresa Siegle, Louis Valente, Mike Taylor, Peggy Marshall, Mieah Rader, Karen Rieker, Mike Capretta, Nicole
Nurenberg, Sr. Mary Louise Gentilini, Shan Bynum, Jolanda Uittenbogaard, Paul Rieker, Sean Gaillard, Kevin Raynor, Mike
Clark

The 1986-87 Student Council was
composed of students who were
dedicated to making student life a
little more bearable. They pro­
duced goals which were aimed at in­
creasing school spirit, strengthen­
ing relationships between faculty
and students, and developing
activities to raise money. These
people act as a vital role in the
development and advancement of
the entire school. By holding us
together, they have built up our
morale and are respected by the
faculty and students. The Bishop
McGuinness Student Council has
organized several activities such as
Homecoming, Field Day, Talent
Show, Car Wash, Computer Dat­
ing, D ances, and Backwards
Homecoming. May the councils to
come do as much as this council has
done.

The Key Staff tries to spell YEAR!!!

The Key StaffTRIES to spell BOOK!!!

Cheri and Leslie get a rare laugh
from Bloom County . . .

Liz types and types and types and
types and types.

The yearbook staff would like to say . . .
HOORAY, it is finished and if you
happen to have any personal complaints,
we have just gone deaf . . .

. . . DEADLINES!!!

Key Staff
Advisor

Sister Kathleen Beatty

Editor
Cheri Tysinger

Assistant Editors
Jolanda Uittenbogaard
Leslie Naliay Jolanda FO RCES a smile from

Art Julie, CH EESE! Leslie counts ads, over and

over and over.

Nick Sparnicht
Joe Lapina

Section Workers
Julie Fuller
Andrew Egbert

Ginny Lewis
Liz Murphy
Kathy Kennedy
I Stacy Ostrowski

Photography
Sister Kathleen
Cheri Tysinger
Leslie Nahay
Jim Stemper

Leslie tries with difficulty to decipher
Bloom County to Cheri, whose brain is
now oatmeal due to Yearbook stress.

SOME of the staff assembles for
a group photo. Oh NOOOO!
No pictures! We’re sick of pic­
tures!

Jolanda still asks, “ How far can
I get over? How far . . . ”

AAACCCKKK!!!

THHHPPTT!!!!

Sr. Kathleen is forever drilling Sr. Kathy takes her last picture as we
yearbook procedures into our finally leave 1730 Link Road at sunrise.
heads. BLAH!!!! Yes, sunrise.



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Business Patrons
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Breitbach

Romulo Jacinto
Eddie C. Mitchell
Our Lady of Mercy
Piedmont Hearing Aid Centers, Inc.
Sisters of Saint Joseph
T.W. Garner’s “Texas Pete”

Special Patrons
Jody Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Blake
The Michael Bosch Family
The Cairn Family
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Capizzi
Mr. and Mrs. Kean Degnon
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dura
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fiore
The Frail Family
and Mrs. David L. Freeborn
John and Linda Fusco
Mrs. John M. Golden
Agnes B. Herbst
Paul and Beth Hoeing and Family
The Hoyle Family
Tom and JoAnn Katsamas
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Kinney
Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Lejarre, Sr
Fred and Faye Marchant
Gerald and Virginia Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson



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Dear Jen,

How can i possibly thank someone who’s been by my
side as long as you have? Through all the good times and
bad ones, you ve been much more than just my sister;
you ve been my best friend! Remember to laugh if you’re
ever speeding down the highway in a large group of cars
and hear, "Pull over immediately, you are all under
arrest! And be careful of driving without your license
because next time I might not be there to share mine
with you. You’ll be busted for sure! I wish you all the
best in your endeavors at Meredith next year and
remember I ni only a phone call away. Since there is no
real way to thank you for everything; I guess all 1 have to
say is, I love you.

Your twin,

Kathy