2000

111 Meredith Anglin Fievet Alyson Taylor Finley Robert Jeremy Fithian

)[’“Some people come into our '‘Fm not a vegetarian because I “N o I didn’t get a chance to
iji lives, and quickly go. Some love animals, Fm a vegetarian see him play, I was too busy
i|j stay awhile and leave foot­
prints on our hearts, and we because I hate plants.” winning.”
MI are never ever the same.” -Shooter McGavin

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Patrick John Fleming Thomas Foreman Ryan Jared Franck
‘Always say what you believe
and if you must, use words.” “And as the years go by, our “ What you do is all I see, in
friendship will never die. You’re fact it is surrounding me, the
-Unknown gonna see, it’s our destiny; you’ve seething crowd intrudes all
day till finally Fm swept away’
got a friend in me.”
- Toy Story -Phish

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Christopher Mills Fuhrmann Justin Alan Gach Kristine Elizabeth Galiwo i
“Shoot for the moon. Even i
‘If one advances confidently in the “If you don’t stop and look you miss, you’ll land among
direction o f their dreams and around once in a while, you
the stars.”
endeavors to lead a life which they might miss something.” -Les Brown
have imagined. They will meet -Ferris Buehler
wi th a success unexpected in
common hours.
-Henry David Thoreau

Amic EliZcibcth Gciuthicr Timothy James Gcnighty ZZaacchhaarryy GGiibbbon,s'

It’s those changes m attitudes and “Success is like having ten honey “To be remembered is to liu
hanges in lattitudes, nothing ever dew melons and only eating the forever”
-Unknown
remains quite the same.” top halves of each of them.”
-Jimmy Buffet -Anonymous

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Katie Ann Gramling James Michael Haas Jr. Elizabeth Anne Harrison

E' “Why is it that when we talk When they opened Disneyland “When one door of happiness
to God w e’re said to be in 1965 nothing worked. Yeah, closes, another opens, but often
but John, if the Pirates of the
praying, but when God talks we look so long at the closed
« to us w e’re schizophrenic?” Garibbean breaks down, the door that we do not see the one
pirates don’t eat the tourists.
- Lily Tomlin which has opened for us.”
- From Turassic Park -Helen Keller

William George Heckman Taylor Marie Hegc Joseph Thornes Hellinger

'Guriosity killed the cat, but “The secret of life is nothing “Pride comes before the fall.
atisfaction brought it back.” at all.” -Bob Koepf
-Faith Hil/
-Unknown

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Emilie Ann Hendee Jill Marie Hennie Concetta Marie Hinson

Let your heart be your guide. It “Everyone is an explorer. H ow “Beginnings are scary, endings
whispers, so listen carefully.” could you possibly live your are sad, but its what’s in the
life looking at a door and not
-From The Land Before open it?” middle that counts.”
Time - Robert D. Ballard - From H ope Floats

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Laura Katherine H oeing Mary Katherine Hurley Michael Thomas Jacobs

“Just love will open our eyes. “Thank you for being a friem
Just love will put hope back in “All I have is a sword, and a war I Traveled down the road aiul
back again; your heart is true
our minds cannot win, but I can never stop your a pal and a confidant.”

Much more than we could ever know fighting.” -T h erne song from The
So don’t bum the day away.” -Robert Jordan Golden Ciirls
-Dave Matthews Band

50 Class of 2000

Babak Jarrahi Megan Louise Johnson Daniel Peter Kalbaugh

'‘Falling down doesn’t make “To me this is a lifestyle not “If you live to be a hundred, I
you are a failure but staying some silly trend and years from want to live to be a hundred
minus one day, so I never have
down does.” now when they’re all gone I
-Unknown pray that w e’re still friends.” to live without you.”
- Winnie the Pooh
-Silent Majority

Kristen Ayodele Keku Travis James Kindi Jared Robert Kirby

This time is always right to “Just don’t give up trying to “You can either mourn because
do what is right.” do what you really want to roses have thorns or you can
-Martin Luther King Jr do. Where there is love and rejoice because thorns have
inspiration, I don’t think you roses.
Ziggy
can go wrong.”
-Ella Fitzgerald Class of 2000 51





























Jonathan Klaiber Henry Legg Jessica Lodding

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Melissa Luevano Angela Mainhart David Martin

Kristen Martin Thomas McCarthy Colleen McConnell

Charlie McCurry Ashley Meade Alex Montagnet

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Todd Sealy Sarah Ann Searight Corn Short

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Ron Smith Adair Smith M.J. Stephney

Nandi Thom Arthur Vargas Gina Vascellero
Olivier Veille
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Craig Von Ahn Hanno Ziegler

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Sopliomores

Jim Alexander
Joelle Andrews
Matt Angel
Peter Attwater

Joshua Bogard
Michael Brady
Daniel Burke
Kristin Calder

Greg Capobianco
McGee Carroll
Emily Clapp
Lee Coble

Matt Cohen
Kristin Cohn
Charee Cuthrell
Louis D ’Lando

Meghan Davis
Jimmy Day
Claire Delfavero
Jenna Frank

Sophomores

Geoff Gill
Lisa Giordano
Eileen Goddard
Paul Goliszek

Zach Gough
Mollie Gray
Greg Harrison
Mike Hartenstine

Patrick Healy
Zahran Holt

Megan Hughes
Kian Jarrahi

Kia Jefferson
Ben Kenndy

Chase Key
Meredith Kindi

Stephen King
Patrick Leonard
Matt Madenjian

Lisa Matthews

Sophomores

Chad McDonald
Joe McNeil
Kara Medford
Katie Meehan

Paige Moquin
Alexandria Norman
Colleen O’Conner
Lauren Olivet

Mandy Pearman
Melissa Petterson
Colleen Phelan
Megan Phelps

Matt Renegar
Holly Rhines
Jamie Robinson
Susan Rotante

Sarah Salem

Michael Schexnayder

Tony Serwatka
Brad Shepard

Sophomores

Eric Smith
Katrina Storer
Jessica Sullivan
David Sweigart

Beth Tara
Que-Chi Tran
Jennifer Tryon
John Villalon

Blair Vocci
George Whitesides
Neil Williams
Steve Wrege

Sophomore (Jirls just want to have fun. Emily Clapp, Beth Tara, Katrina “ Wild Woman” Storer, Megan
Davis, Coleen Phelan and Paige "On Stage" Moqiiin lead the way.
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AH Smiles, Ms. Eads’s class enjoys another humor filled presentation of
quadriatic equations. Who would have thought math was so much fun?

Math 89

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Lansiknes

Not in my class, Mrs. Kennedy scolds one of

her Latin students for trying to speak Spanish
in class. (Right)

Whistle While You Work, Mr. Mecheam

entertains his class with arias from great
Spanish operas as they take a quiz. (Below)

Low lech. Mrs. Shaw goes to the blackboard to explain one of the En Francaise. Mrs. Taylor with the French cluh officer Kim Dcdo and
intricacies of translating Spanish.
Mollie Gray runs one of the largest and most popular cluhs at Bishop
McGuinness.

90 Forelsn Languages

Did you hear that? Joe Poston Do You Really Think So? Mrs. Leavitt dis-
never realized that Shakespeare, as cusses the theme of Oedipus with a group of her
explained by Ms. Lawrence, was so sophomores, (below)
funny, (left)

How Do I Love Thee Let Me
Count the Ways. Freshmen Mary
(the Valkyrie) Haarsgaard acts out
her role as Elizabeth Barrett Brown­
ing as Mr. Fulton stands in for Rob­
ert Browning.

Really! Something strikes Mrs.
Porter funny about a paper she goes
over for a student in the writing lab.

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English Language 91

What is Art with a capital “A”?

The dictionary defines Art as
“the human effort to imitate, supple­
ment, alter or counteract the works
of nature, “ But it would be safe to
safe to say that most of us see it as
means self expression. And to ex­
press ourselves we have to take a
good hard look at who we are. Not
always a pleasent revelation. You
learn that Art takes courage and
honesty as well as creativity.

(Above) Freshmen Elizabeth Lee
uses the skills and techniques of
Art class to do a self portrait.

(Right) Senior Tim Geraghty
takes a hard look at himself using
charcoal on paper.

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(Above) Nicole Kidman prasxiees—”—

her calligraphy. (Atrev.e) Lisa Villegas demon­

strates stniie real artistic talent

with her se^portrait.

goes over the
ading with Megan

92 Art

Guitar Solo, Greg Ceneviva Jam Session, Dr. Hirsh in­
shows his best Duane Eddy structs his students on the
style on the acoustic guitar, proper way to hold the guitar,
(left) (below)

1001 Strings, Bishop’s guitar ensemble gets together for a rendition of Stairway to Free Bird.

M usic 93

Physical Education

Mr. Allen shows the proper way to serve |
the ball to a crowd of freshman who can’t
wait to see what comes next. Just wait till
you learn how to set the ball!(Left)

Mr. Allen and Mr. Burchette shared the
wonderful task of teaching a group of frosh
the correct way of hitting the volleyball,
connecting with a slow pitch softball and
kicl\ing th e winning goal in soccer. The
students listened intently and learned every­
thing they could in the short 47 minutes that
they had eyer^ylay. Brian Sopp said, “Mr.
Allen sure knows how to make spiking a ball
interesting. And the way he showed me how
to kick a soccer ball was just amazing. H e is
the man.”

Shannon Consindine practices the serve shejust
learned from Mr. Allen.

During an intense game of volleyball, two guys show
what they are made of by going head to head for a
point.

94 P.E. Class

Quiet Please Something is due today.
What else would get seniors to study
in the library . (left)
What an Angel, Matt looks up some
intersting material on the internet.
Endless opportunities when you sign
the internet acsess form, (below)

Hickey Who, Kelly Hickey finds a
place to get away to study and hide
her neck.(above)
San Fransisco trick, Thomas
Bongaerts writes his paper after
researching the gay rights movement,
(left)

95 Study Hall

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