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“Yes, I am a priest, but I just love to clown around."

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“Allright, who's responsible for this?” Happy Birthday, Miss Bailey!

"But, you see, I’m lazy. I’d do it this way; it's much easier." "No, the attendance isn't ready yet."







CROSS COUNTRY

Front Row L-R: Steve Wagner, Marcus Houston, Bety Sisel, manager, Scott Miller, John O'Connor, Bob Spencer. Back Row L-R: John Bennett,
Bryan Combs, Jose Isasi, Coach Rick Eklund, Patrick Ahearn.

The 1982 Cross Country team ran in
many meets this year culminating
their season with participation in the
State Championships in late October.
Runners in this meet were Bryan
Combs, Scott Miller, Marcus Houston,
Bob Spencer, and Patrick Ahearn,
who led the team to an eleventh
place finish. Good performances were
also turned in at the Ravenscroft meet
by Terence Healy, Tom Rix, Steve
Wagner, John Bennett, and Jose Isasi.
Thanks go to mascot, manager, and
good sport, Beth Sisel. The only major
disappointment of the season was the
failure of the team, and friends, to
hurl their fearless leader, Coach
(Listen to the park ranger—twenty
dollar fine for each head in the water)
Eklund into a fetid lake for a victory
swim!

Jose Isasi

Bryan Combs

VOLLEYBALL

Front Row L-R: Selina Nomeir, Carol Leftwich, Greta Martin, Anne Daugherty, Shannon Rice. Second Row: L-R:
Coach Wittenberg, Elissa Bergevin, Karen Kraus, Penny Steele, Janet Little. Third Row L-R: Catherine Daugherty,
Lynda Sayers, Kellie Beeson, Claudia Gelzer, Lisa Lackman.

Front Row L-R: Janet Thompson, co-captain, Fran Dorsch, Mrs. Thompson, coach, Sharon Sullivan
Sharon Sullivan, Colleen Stack. Back Row L-R: Mary Golden, Sally Corrigan, Kate
Stack, Rita Nagel, Mimi Frantz, co-captain.

Front Row L-R: Mrs. McCabe, scorekeeper, M. Sykes, T. Nzeribe, K. Radcliffe, J. Murphy, M. deLyon, captain, ).
McMonagle, G. Hoyle, M. Agudelo, M. Donnelly, J. Kahl, trainer. Back Row L-R: G. Podgorny, P. Almond, M.
Daniels, A. Robbins, H. deBot, A. Barauskas, G. Podgorny, J. Manning, ]. Edwards, P. O’Neil, S. Kucera, Coach
Allen.

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a p t Dan Morrison, Dan Heck, Sterling Spainhour, Mark Grander, Brent Studds, John McBride, Tim Callahan, Kevin
Perrault, John Nagel, Michael Walker, Michael Wilcox, Guy Finn, Chris Wasilauskas, Mike Phillips, John

fai McPherson, George Folger, Daniel Kulpa, Tony McCabe, Michael Urban

Jennifer Walters, Allison Hart, Meg Barlow, Wendy Hartman, Kelly Tysinger, Angela Storch, Kate Stack.

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P. Hoyle, N. McBride, C. Miller, M. Frantz, V. Marrujo, M. deLyon, asst, coach, N. Hunt, S. Bosch, J. Kahl, J.
Kahl, F. Dorsch, R. Nagel, S. Rahman, R. French, K. Osmon, C. Leftwich, Mrs. Curtis, coach, K. Bouchey, K.
Tysinger, K. Stack, K. Capretta, L. Whiteheart, J. Joyner, E. Hoyle, L. Sustana, S. Hoeing, E. Bergevin, L. Valente,
N. McMahon, C. Stack, J. Branen, K. Wickes, C. Mobley, K. McGillan.

Susan Bosch, Susan Bircher, Janet Dawkins, Cathy Tysinger,
Eileen Hoyle, Tonya Shoaf. Not pictured: Jennie Kahl.



Front Row L-R: Ed Schumacher, Carl Brickman, Tim McFadden, George Podgorny, Phil Almond. Back Row L-R:
Rob White, Tyler Crooker, John Manning, Greg Podgorny, Scotty McCullough, Allan Heye.

Coaching Staff: Rad Brown, asst, coach; Jeff Yohn, asst, coach; Mike Palma, coach; Jim Corrigan,
asst, coach; Eman Podgorny, asst, coach.

NCISAA STATE CHAMPIONS 1982-83



Front Row L-R: Lisa Lackman, Kim Bouchey, Anne-Marie Manning, Shannon Rice. Second Row L-R: Penny
Steele, Nicole McMahon, Ann Daugherty, Kathleen McGillan, Lynda Sayers, Jennie Hall, Third Row L-R: Janet
Little, Karen Kraus, Kellie Beeson, Claudia Gelzer, Catherine Daugherty, Tammy Urban, Coach Sarah Kirby, Peggy
Hoyle.

Front Row L-R: Tyler Crooker, George Hoyle, Bryan Combs, Greg Ross. Back Row L-R: Mr. Corrigan, Coach, Sean
Duggan, Donald Adams, Forrest Munden, Allan Heye, Tim Callahan, John Bennett, Elissa Bergevin.

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E Front Row L-R: Karen Capretta, Kristin Yokley, Elissa Bergevin, Sharon Hoeing, Sonia Rahman, Pamela Fulton,
Lisa Valente. Back Row L-R: Kathleen McGillan, Ann Daugherty, Shannon Rice, Kim Bouchey.

DRILL TEAM

Seated L-R: Candy Mayberry, Amy Huitt, choreographer, Lynn Hoeing, co-captain, Summer Nolan, Catherine
Sustana, Cathy Polczynski, Emily Blankenbeckler, Cheryl Mobley, Jamie Joyner. Standing L-R: Julie Roumillat,
Vicky Marrujo, captain, Gretchen Walsh, Anita VanHoy, Kim Osmon, Stephanie Royal, Amy Walsh, Lorraine
Sustana, choreographer, Theresa Lewis, secretary, Marie DiBianca, Paige Sisel, Allison Miller, Andrea Pazos, Mr.
and Mrs. O’Connor, coordinators.



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CHRISTMAS

A CELEBRATIONS

Christmas was celebrated in a
special way at Bishop McGuinness.
Early in the morning the band and
the chorus joined together to present
“The Sounds of Christmas,” a merry
program of traditional Christmas
carols and modern holiday songs. The
band set the joyful tone with a
collection of carols. The chorus
followed with several of its members
singing contemporary solos. In the last
part of the program, the true meaning
of Christmas was presented with a
song by Father Frank, a narration,
and several religious songs presented
by the band and chorus.

Christmas was also celebrated at
Bishop McGuinness with a traditional
Moravian Love Feast. The service, led
by Rev. Jerry Befus, included a
special sermon in which the minister
acted out the thoughts of the
innkeeper who, in a monologue, tried
to justify his turning away Mary and
Joseph. The students were then served
a simple meal of buns and sweet
! coffee. The service ended with a
candlelight ceremony and the singing
of Christmas carols. The Love Feast
was a fitting conclusion to the last day
of school before Christmas vacation.

HOMECOMING 1982-83

Homecoming Queen, Christy Miller, escorted by Mike Annecelli

Senior attendant, Cathy Tysinger, escorted by Kevin Junior attendant, Mary Golden, escorted by Chris
Birmingham Hughes

Sophomore attendant, Jennifer Walters, escorted by Ernie Freshman attendant, Lisha Mejan, escorted by Vinnie
Osborn Simone

WINTERIM

The 1983 Winterim program
offered students a valuable learning
experience as well as a much
appreciated break from their
studies.

Working at various businesses,
seniors did everything from
programming computers to
apprehending criminals to teaching
some of the courses offered to the
underclassmen.

The seniors explored such fields
as advertising, interior design, law,
and pharmacy.

This year some of the
underclassmen were also allowed
to spend the week off campus.
They worked at charity
organizations such as the Samaritan
Soup Kitchen, and Crisis Control as
well as the Children’s Center.

Students who stayed on campus
during Winterim were by no means
left out. They enjoyed Italian
Cooking, Candlewicking, Trivia,
Sports Medicine, Counter Culture
and many other courses.





BACKWARDS HOMECOMING

Andy Barauskas, escorted by Kitty Wickes Marcus Houston, escorted by LuAnne Whiteheart

Above: John Manning, escorted by Sharon Hoeing Below:
Julius Timmons, escorted by Kristin Yokley

King Tim McFadden, escorted by Tonya Shoaf

DANCES

Angela Storch and Mark Sykes Lisa Fletcher and Andy Robbins

Andy Barauskas, George Podgorny, Kitty Wickes and Ed Schumacher

Bishop McGuinness students can enjoy many extracurricular
and social activities, including attending school dances. At dances
students can get away from the busy school schedule and “let
loose” and “get down.”

Andy Barauskas and Kitty Wickes

PIT CREW

PROM 1982

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John Storch, Sharon Sullivan, Kellie Beeson. Richard Cunningham Robbi Tweed, Catherine Daugherty, Mike Dwiel

Gretchen, Tracy, Jennie and Peter The 1982 Prom theme, “Don’t Stop
Mr. Eling Believin’,” was certainly an
appropriate one. Throughout the many
preparations and fund-raising events,
the spirit of the Prom was never lost.
The time and energy spent by Miss
Albert and the junior class helped to
make the 1982 Prom one to be
remembered. Faculty members as well
as students enjoyed an evening of
dancing at the Downtown Hilton.