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The LoSollion quest being with a strange ritual known as Registration, which is overseen by the venerable leaders of this academic community. Following this ceremony, the new initiate is ready to begin his quest as a Freshman.

In his travels, this newly quested student will hove to overcome such trials as Bro. Linus' typing class; tryouts for Tex's crack football squad; and possibly, yes, possibly, a trip into the dungeons of Mr. Diehl, from which few retum. Fortunately, the newcomer to the quest is wellprepared for any hardships he may encounter. (It is a rare occasion to see any Freshman without his large bag of supplies.) Also, he con always ask one of the more experienced questees for a bit of advice. Finally, if all else foils, the student can go to one of the omniscient sages in the Guidance Dept. for help, or maybe even to our exalted leader himself, Bro. Andrew.

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The second leg of a student's journey is token as a Sophomore. Usually, the rood ahead will seem much brighter to the questee by this time, and he willloos· en h1s swordbelt and begin to enjoy the scenery for a change. Soon, however, this state of laxity will be put to on end.

On a bleak, w1ntry, January morning, the questee is ambushed by the horrid pock of monsters known as the Mid· term Exams. These creatures leap out at the unsuspecting student from be· hind a pile of old textbooks, and engage him in combat. Most of the Sophomores defeat these opponents, but some, un· fortunately, don't fore as well. Those who ore victorious will continue down the path of academic life to be promot· ed to the next level of valour at LaSalle, that of the Junior.

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During his time as a Junior, the stu· dent must overcome the most challeng· ing foe of all, the dreaded SAT. In order to gain passage over the bridge which this despicable creature guards, the questee must answer all of the ques· tions which the Skeleton of the Almighty Test poses to him . This is no easy feat .

Most Juniors prepare themselves for this test by indulging in a rigorous pro· gram of self-improvement. They proc· tice exercises designed to strengthen vocabulary, sharpen mental dexterity, and hone mathematical skill. After this encounter, the Junior must continue to build a reputation of valour, courage, a knightly prowess if he wishes to be consid· ered as a member of the Greater Quest, that of College. In order to do this, the questee must perform heroic deeds (such as rescuing a damsel from a bor· ing mixer), defeat many evil opponents on sporting fields, and be a devout fol· lower of the Good cause.

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Upon his completion of the Junior phase of the quest, the student may advance to the most exalted level a questee may attain, that of the Senior. Having survived the ordeals of life as a Freshman, a Sophomore, and a Junior, the student is not far away from the endpoint of his journey. The Senior must still, however, overcome a few more obstacles before he can fulfill his quest.

These obstacles include journies through such places as the laboratories of the scorcerer known as Mr. Bruno, the lair of Mr. Russell's electronic behe路 moths, and the small kingdom of Mr. Roche, who can reduce the student's intellect to that of a child. All of these challenges, however, are easily over路 come by the Senior as he runs the final leg of his quest. By early June, the ques路 tee senses that his goal is very near. He dons his ceremonial robes, and sets out on the final stage of his journey. Soon he arrives in a great, open field, where he finds many of his fellow questees. At the head of the crowd stands Bro. Andrew.

After a few long incantations by our fearless leader, the first Senior comes forward. Then, one by one, the Seniors receive from Bro. Andrew the final object of their quests - the LaSalle College High School Diploma.

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ilebication

The 1984 Blue and Gold is dedicated t o Brother Fronk Danielski, La Salle's omnipresent teacher, drill seorgent, school administrator, and guidance counselor.

Brother Fronk ploys a distinct role in the business of educating at La Salle College High School. Incoming freshmen quickly learn of his identity, but upperclassmen, familiar with his unique style, more fully appreciate Brother Fronk's efforts. He is stern yet coring; demanding yet not uncompromising; tough yet playful, and always a Christian. Brother Fronk is a teacher.

Brother Fronk occupies his time with coordinating academic rosters, helping plan and supervise after-hours affairs such as Open House and the senior graduation ceremonies, sitting in on other teacher's classes, teaching on honors Religion course, and even mo路 derating the lunchroom. As the VicePrincipal of Academic Affairs, Brother is known for his excellent timing; while

strolling the halls he uses his wit to put wayward students bock in their place.

Brother Fronk Danielski is of benefit to the La Salle community in two ways.

First, he pushes students to remember their social, academic, and Christian responsibilities. He is a much-needed spark plug for sometimes weary minds and consciences. Second, Brother Fronk is a model for La Salle students.

His sense of seriousness, his wit and poise, his superior intelligence, and his concern for his students all make Brother Fronk on excellent school leader, as well as a devoted Christian to be emulated.

... A disciple is not above his teacher, but every well-trained student will be like his teacher ...

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ADMINISTRATION The leader of the quest is Brother Andrew Bartley. His constant, reassuring presence inspires our teams to victory His father 1moge completes the family atmosphere at LaSalle.

We ore truly lucky to hove a worm-hearted, coring Principal like Brother Andrew

Brother Frank Danielski always has a worm response for the students. As Vice-Principal of Academic Affairs, he is the one to see to drop a course, even though he probably won't let you . Unfortunately brother hasn't realize that the wet head is dead .

Mr. David Diehl is the local heavy at LaSalle. As Vice-Principal of Student Affairs, he still has a good rapport with the students. Sometimes in a student's life at LaSalle he will receive a little note requesting his presence in 0 2 office .

Brother Andrew Bartley, Principal: B.A. Catholic Universtty, M.A. Untverst ty of Pennsylvania.

Mr. Edward Klenk continues his excellence as Director of Maintenance. His noteworthy snow removal process has mode 1t possible for the ice hockey team to practice in the park1ng lot. Remember his motto. "If you hear a klink, call Mr. Klenk."

Mr. Charles Hilpl is our behind-the-scenes Business Manager. Even though his job~ behind the scenes, his presence is always felt and appreciated.

The secretaries who keep the paperwork moving include

Mrs. Helen Gallagher, Mrs. Rosalie Comerford, Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen and Mrs. Patricia Schaum. They ore known for their comforting smile when you get your umptenth late slip.

Mr. David Diehl, Vice Principal for Student Affairs. B.A. Temple Untverst• ty, M .A Vtllanova Untversity.

Brothe r Fronk Danielski, Vic:e Principal for Academic Affairs: B.A. Lo Solie College, M.A Georgetown Universtty, M .A . Villanova University.

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Mr. Charles Hilpl, Business Manager. B.A. La Salle College

Mr. Edward Klenk, Director of Maintenance. B.A., M.A. La Salle College.

Mra. Patricia Schaum

Mra. Peggy Braca

Mrs. Helen Gallagher

Mra. Rosalie Comerford

Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen

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Mr. Michoel A . O'Toole: Chairman, English Department, English Seminar IV, Creative Writing, AP English, English IV. A.B., A.M. University of Pennsylvania. Gazebo Moderator. '

Mr. Dennis Barone: English II, Ill. B.A. Bard College, M.A. University of Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Clare Brown: English I, Ill. B.A. Chestnut Hill College, M.A .

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Mr. Edward McCabe: English I, IV. B.A. LaSalle College, Ed.M . Temple University.

ENGLISH Mr. Michael "Oe dipus" O'Toole has the luxury of teaching all Senior classes. That is the privilege of being the chairman of the English Deportment. He has the unique ability to make conflicting statements sound right (but only in his mind). He even started o day core center for the teachers' children.

Mr. Edward Molush has aspirations of becoming on actor.

His performance of Romeo in Romeo and Juliet has won him school-wide acclaim. As o teacher, o coach, on actor and o wonderful storyteller, he odds o further range to the spectrum of La Salle.

Mr. Be rnard McCabe, the English Whiz, con often be heard yelling at sophomores, or Charlie Karstens, whichever.

Mrs. Clore Brown, is one of the kindest teachers at La Salle, although she suffers from froshitis, o threatening disease to the central nervous system caused by the effects of teaching frosh year in and year out. "Hiya!"

Mr. Edward McCabe is the fastest English teacher at La Salle. He has to be with teaching the incorrigible Frosh and the exuberant Seniors. We ore happy to hove o teacher of his caliber at La Salle. He has even brought fame to La Salle by running the Philadelphia Marathon in a day.

Our heart goes out to Brother David Rogers because he only teaches freshmen. He must hove gotten on the wrong side with Brother Fronk. We hope that the crime fits the punishment. Maybe Brother will hove better courses next year.

Mr. Dennis Barone, one of the new breed of little big men on campus, has undertaken the arduous task of teaching sophomores and juniors lnglische.

Brother David Rogers, F.S.C.: English I. B.A ., M .A . LaSalle College, M .A .

Villanova University. Freshman Counselor, Track Moderator, Basketball Moderator.

Mr. Bernard V. Mc:Cabe: English II, IV. B.A. LaSalle College, M .A. Niagara University.

Mr. Edward N. Molus h, Jr.: English II, Ill. B.S. Temple University. Baseball Coach.

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MATHEMATICS

Mr. James Roche has taken over the responsibility of Chairman of the mighty Moth Department. He teaches a broad spectrum of math courses at La Salle, and we only have one suggestion for him: Oil that chalk!!!!

Our resident football coach (frosh division) is Broadway Joe Radvanski, but in the classroom he stresses "a good notebook" or that "you gotta do your homework." Gosh darn it guys, let's get radical.

Brother Kevin Mc:Monus, F.S.C. Physical Science, Algebra I, II. B.A., M .A La Salle College. M .S. University of Pennsylvania.

Mr. Michael Ponisciak is the Math Man. Statistically speaking, he's one of our best. By the way, do you like your picture in the yearbook this ye a r?

Mr. John Frizalone always contributes his unique teaching methods to the Math Department . This newlywed should be able to add a new "pep" to Mathmotics. Now, if we could only get him to close his classroom door .. .

Mr. Jame• Roc:he: Chairman, Mathematic:• Department: Algebra I, II, Calculus AB, BC. B.A., M.A. La Salle College. M.S. University of Notre Dome.

Ms. Maureen Dugan: Algebra I, II. B.A. Chesnut Hill College, M .A. Villanova University.

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Mr. Joseph Rodvansky: Algebra II, Geometry, Moth Analysis I, II. B.S. Drexel University, M.S. University of Pennsylvania. Freshman football coach.

Mr. Michael A. Ponisciak: Algebra I, Statistics, Moth Analysis I, II. B.A., M .S. University of Pennsylvania M .S. Villanova University.

Mr. James Bradley, Jr.: Algebra II, Geometry. B.A., M .A.T. Brown

University. Moderator of Mothletes.

Miss Maureen Dugan has helped to fill the vacuum created by the departure of Mrs. Smith. Her competency and compassion remains a quality which will enable her to cope with her freshman and sophomore classes.

Mr. John Fri:~talane: Consumer Moth, Geometry with Trigonometry, Calculus. B.A. Temple University.

Even though this is Mr. James Bradley's first year at La Salle, his long experience in teaching is evident. He tokes over the Geometry classes and moderates the menacing Mothletes.

Mr. Timothy McNamara has filled in wherever he is needed this year in the Moth Deportment, and Broadway Joe has even impressed him into coaching football. At last he found somebody . ..

Brother Kevin McManus, after a one-year hiatus, has returned to La Salle as a Moth and Science teacher. His ability to get along with students is widely known. It is easy to toke notes in Brother's class because he tends to repeat himself ... tends to repeat himself . . . tends to repeat himself ...

Mr. Timothy McNamara: Analytical Geometry X, Geometry. B.S. LaSalle

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SCIENCE Michael Bruno. As head of the mighty science deportment, Mr. Bruno shows his ability as a leader and a competant teacher. He equips his students with a thorough understanding of chemistry. When he demonstrates pyrotechnics, it adds a spark to class.

Anthony Viggiano is our fast-moving, fast-talking biology teacher. His warm personality is well known at La Salle. His presence at athletic events as trainer adds reassurance and security to our athletes. You can see Mr. Vig. before school in the parking lot as the parking attendant.

Mr. Anthony J. Viggiano: Physical Science, Biology. B.S. West Chester University. Athletic Trainer.

With the constant changes in physics teachers, Miss Lor路 ra ine Rimert is the anchor in this course. Her compassion for her students can be detected quickly in her style of teaching.

The major question people ask about Miss Rimert is if she has a home because she is always at La Salle. Her dedication as Audio-Visual Director is touching.

Robert Russell has given up all of his physics classes except the honored AP Physics class to devote his academic time to the computer. You can commonly see him in the computer room, always.

Mr. Michael J. Bruno: Chairman, Science Deportment, Chemistry, AP Chemistry. B.S. LaSalle College, Ed.M . Temple Unive r:.ily, M.S. St.

Joseph's University.

Mr. Mic:hoel F. Sheehan: Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, Physics. B.A. LaSalle College.

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Mrs. Julio K. Moher: Computer Literacy, Physical Science, B.A. Chestnut Hill College.

Michael Sheehan, or should we soy "Brother Mike". The Chem-mon and this year he's added physics. Yes, "Brother Mike" odds his original sense of humor to senior retreats.

Brother Talbot Ramsbottom, the Colvert Hall Connection, brings his biological knowledge to La Salle. He con often be seen taking his classes outdoors, wondering around our compus and exom1ning trees, shrubs, and flowers. Hey Brother, will Botany be on elective next year?

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Mr. Robert J. Russell: Progromm1ng I. II, Ill, AP Physics. B.S. Fordhom Un1vers1ty. D1rector of Computer Center, Moderator of Ski Club.

Miss Julia Maher is helping out Mr. Russell teach students about computers. She mostly teaches frosh, but she should soon gradate to teaching the better students.

Mr. Gerald Evans has replaced Mr. Bounomo who entered medical school. Some might hove read about his experiments in the Wisterian. Some soy that he looks like Opie T oylor or Richie Cunningham but we don't believe that, do we?

Mr. Gerald R. hans, Jr.: Biology, Honors B1ology, Biology II. B.A. LoSolle College.

Brother Talbot Ramsbottom, F.S.C.: Biology, AP B1ology, Physical Science B.A. LaSalle College. Moderator of Swimming

Ms. Lorraine Rim ert: Physics, Honors Physics, Electricity I, Aud1o V1sual 01rector B. A Seton Hill College, M.A. West Chester University.

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Mr. Stephen F. Krol: Religion I, II, Spanish I. B.A. Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales. Seraphim Moderator, Assistant Dramatics Moderator.

Mrs. Muriel F. Mehr: Chairwoman, Religion Department, Religion II, Peace/ Justice, Death. B.A. Albertus Magnus College, M.A. LaSalle College.

Brother Aloysius Lumley, F.S.C.: Religion I. B.A. LaSalle College, M.A. Villanova University. Golf Coach.

Mr. Alfred Puntel: Morality, Roots, Future Church. B.A. Catholic University.

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RELIGION

Brother Thomas Speakman, F.S.C.: Religion I, II, World Cultures. B.A. St. Francis College. lntramurals Director.

Mrs. Murial Mehr is one of the kindest teachers at LaSalle.

Her position as chairperson of the religion department and her teaching of a wide range of religion courses makes her an asset to LaSalle. We are glad to have a warm-hearted person like her.

Mr. Patrick Devine's casualness in matters dealing with today's youth makes for a successful marriage class. His interesting stories about his sister make us wonder if these things really happen to her. We learn alot in his class. One day he taught us how to operate a chain saw. We are glad that he doesn't go off on tangents. We would like to clear up a misnomer of Mr. Devine . He does have a driver's liscense, like his wife.

Even though Mr. Stephen Krol has been at LaSalle for only two years, he has filled the halls with music. His forceful voice just doesn't teach the class Spanish and religion, but the entire school as well. He has been bucking for Mr. Diehl's job with his own style of detention.

Mr. Patrick Devine: Marriage. B.A., M .A. Villanova University. Junior Counselor, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach.

The goodness in Bro. Brendan Garwood's heart is very abudont. Now relieved of his western civilization duties, he con now spend his extra time teaching religion and organizing

C. S.C. Aloha, Brother. It has often been said that Bro. Aloysius Lumly has the skinniest shoes on campus and can be proud of his and our championship golf team. Fore!

Mr. Alfred Puntel has the tough job of teaching morality, or any other kinds of morals to Juniors. He stands tall among the faculty at LaSalle.

Brother Thomas Speakman teaches religion and world cultures and is never too busy for "Hi, fellas!" He has also made intramurals some of the best activities at LaSalle.

Brother Brendan Garwood, F.S.C.: Religion II. B.A., M .A. LaSalle College, M.A. Villanova University. Moderator of Community Service Corps, Undercloss Retreat Coordinator.

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Mr. David Manion, Chairman, Foreign Languages. French I, Ill, Ill X, AP French.

B.A., M.A., La Salle College.

Mr. James Devine, Director of Public Relations/Admissions, Spanish I, IV. B.A . La Salle College, Ed. M . Temple University.

Brother James Steck, FSC. Forum Moderator, Ice Hockey Moderator. French I, II, IIX. B.A . La Solie College, M .A . Millersville State University.

Mr. George Hohenleitner, German I, II, Ill, IV. B.A ., M .A ., La Solie College.

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Mr. James Serpiello, Spanish IIX, Ill. B.A. La Solie College.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. David Manion ascends to the coveted position as the chairperson of the Foreign Lanugage Department. His ability to speak the French Language is commendable. Because of his ascension to power he also receives a new staff cor. Hove fun with your new red Rabbit.

Mr. George Hohenleitner has the monumental task of teaching all of the German classes. We will miss him teaching some religion courses but his God-given talents were needed elsewhere. This is a great loss to the religion department.

Even though Mr. Stephen Krol has been at La Salle for only two years, he has filled the halls with music. His forceful voice just doesn't teach Spanish and Religion classes but the entire school. He has been bucking for Mr. Diehl's job with his own style of detention.

Mr. James Serpiello is the quick Spanish teacher. We compliment him on his unique talent for teaching Spanish. We ore proud to hove him on our staff.

Brother James Steck has the difficult job of keeping the Forum in line and teaching the underclassmen French. His years as o Vice路Principal at a military high school con be seen in his unique style of teaching. His kindness is an example of the faculty's friendlin ess.

Mrs. Linda Donahue is one of the nicest teachers at La Salle. She cares for her students. This is evident. We thank her for the warmth she brings to La Salle.

Mrs. linda Donahue, Spanish I, II. B.A. Chesnut Hill College.

Mr. James Devine, the P.R. man at La Salle, who excels in the teaching of Spanish, con often be found (or not found) t aking trips to Spanish-speaking countries and elementary schools.

Brother William Riley, the sweater man, is our highly respect ed tennis coach. Brother Bill brings his original jokes to his Spanish classes as well as on abundance of verdad.

Mr. William Geiger's unending, tireless work for the yearbook and Wisterian is greatly appreciated. His totalitarian control of the true La Salle journals remin ds us of 1984. Big Ziggy is watching you!!! I would write more, but my son's birthday is today.

Brother William Riley, F.S.C. Spanish I, IIIX, AP Spanish. B.A., M.A., La Salle College. M.A. Middlebury College.

Mr. William Geiger, Latin I, II, AP Latin Ill, Classical Elements, Ecology.

Moderator of Blue and Gold, Moderator of Wisterion, Moderator of Photo Club. B.A. La Solie College, M .A. Villonovo University, M.A. Millersville State University.

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Mr. Joseph Colistra , Chairman, Social Studies Departme nt. American History, I, II, Economics I, II. Hitler, A.P. American History. B.A., M.S. Villanova University, Ed.M. Temple University. Assistant Football Coach.

Mr. John Grace: American History II, AP American History, Communism. B.A.

La Salle College. Football Moderator, Drama Moderator.

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Brother Kevin Dol masse, F.S.C. A.P. European History. B.A. La Solie College, M.A. Georgetown University. Assistant Forum Moderator.

Social Studies The yearbook staff would like to retract the erroneous statement in lost year's book that Mr. Joseph Colistra discusses why the football team lost lost Saturday's game. What we meant to soy that his range of class topics ranges from Wendlum's theory about cop1tolsim to his experience as a rebellious youth to his role as o chaperone at the Senior Proms. His colorful character odds spice to a class. Nice beard! Nice glosses! Nice t1e!

Th1s 1s Brother Kevin Dalmasse's first teoch1ng assignment as a new Brother, but he is not new to the LaSalle Forum.

His triumphant return has provided his expert advice to the debating team and stunned his naive European class with brilliance.

We ore indebted to Mr. John Grace for g1ving us some catchy sayings: "Expand on that", "I like that", "Here's the way I env1sion it". (We con thank Mr. Groce for his efforts in bringing LaSalle's stage bock to life). But we would like to introduce Mr. Groce to a new book.lt is called Real Men Don't Wear Plaid.

Mr. Thomas Turner continues to show he is not just a dumb jock. He also has a mind. He even teaches His unique strut and personality bring laughter and joy to LaSalle.

Mr. Gerald Miller, who is Doctor Spirit, has expanded his _oSolle influences to the holt patrol. Beware, no floor is safe from "Uh, Fe lias .. . disappear". Mr. Miller has earned the 路espect of many by the improvements he has mode in our 5tudent Council. Thanks for Hazard, Mr. Miller.

Mr. Joseph Parisi adds his talent to both the academic and Jthletic spectrum at LaSalle. His jovial spirit odds friendship to 路he rigorous atmosphere . We are lucky to have a man like Mr. 'arisi.

Mr. Joseph Parisi: World Cultures, B.A. La Salle College. Freshman Counselor, Assistant Baseball Coach, Assrstont Basketball Coach, Moderator of Soccer.

'ol\r. Thomas Turner: American History I. B.A. La Salle College Soccer Coach

Mr. Gerald Miller: Amerrcon Hrstory I, 11, Postwar Amenco B.S. Temple Unrversrty Moderator of Student Council, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. boll Coach

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GUIDANCE W1th h1s nuggets of knowledge, Brother John D' Alfonso leads the guidance deportment. His hard work and constant vigilance helps out dutiful sen1ors complete their never ending applications. Sooner or later we turn to him for help. Always remember to listen to him, listen to him, listen to him.

Mr. Patraick Devine doesn't just tell his wonderful stories in class about his sister, but also to the interested juniors who seek him out for guidance.

Brother John 0' Alfonso, Dorector of Guodonce, B.A M.A. LaSalle College, M .A. Middlebury College, M.A. Villanova Univer!> ty, Notional Honor Socoety and Wrestling Moderator.

Mrs. Doris Daly and her mobile office helps the wise fools get over their problems.

We should give a lot of credit to Brother David Rogers and Mr. Joseph Parisi because they hove to help the Frosh to gain personalities, among other things. If they didn't do this, perhops no one else would.

Mrs. Anne Funchion helps out Brother John type all of those great masterpieces, called recommendations, for the seniors

Mrs. Anne Func:hion, Secretory.

Mr. Patrick De•ine, Junoor Guodonce

Mrs. Doria Daly, Sophomore Guidance.

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Mr. Joseph Parisi, Freshman Guodonce

Brother Oa•id Rogers, Freshman Guodonce.

SPECIAL TIES

Brother William Quaintance, B.A., M.A. La Salle College, Ed. M., Ed. D. Temple Universtty, Study Techniques, Men of LaSalle Moderator.

Brother Miller Bosch, B.A LaSalle College, M.A Villanova University, Driver Educatton, Proctor.

Brother linus Finn, B.A La Salle College, Typing.

Mr. Fronk Mullin, B.S LaSalle College, Bookstore Manager

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Alumni and Development

Brother Fred Stelmach: Director of Development, Mother's Club Moderotor, B.F.A., M.F.A. Catholic University.

Mrs. Diane McGoYern: AA •• ~h.~~::~~• College. M.A. Tyler School of Art.

Music and Art

Mrs. Flore nce Ward: Alumni Director.

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Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro: Music Chairman, Alpha, Stage, Jozz, and Omega bonds. B.A. La Salle College.

ATHLETICS

Brother Hilary Mc:Govem, F.S.C. Physical Education. B.A . La Salle College.

Mr. Les Burke: Basketball Coach. B.S. La Salle College. M .A . Temple University.

Mr. John Flannery: Football Coach. B.A. La Salle College.

Mr. Walt Farre ll: Physical Education. B.A. La Salle College.

Mr. Martin lege.

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LIBRARY

NURSE

Mrs. Susan Sayer, Ubrory Assistant

Mrs. Jennie BarraH, R.N., School Nurse, B.S. Educot1on, West Chester State Un1vers1ty

Mrs. Mary Mountain, Ltbrorson, B.S. St Joseph University, M.S.L.S. Villon路 ovo Un1vers1ty

Mrs. Alice Anne Bossow, Ubrory Assistant

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MAINTENANCE

Brother Eugene Morgan, Assistant Director of Maintenance, B.A. LaSalle College.

Mrs. Mary Diaz

Cafeteria Staff: M. McClintock, H. Roman, M. McFadden, N. Livingood, R. Dipinto, J. Pitone, B. Butler, H. Popiel, E. Bomett, S. Connoghan.

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THE TRUSTED BOARD

Lo Solie College High School Board of Trustees, 1983-1984: Left to Right; Bro. J. Patzwoll, FSC, Bro. E. Mollenhauer, FSC, Mr. C. Hilpl, Bro. R. Sterner, FSC, Mr. W. Vincent, Bro. F. Danielski, FSC, Mr. D. Diehl, Mr. E. Hansen, Mr. J. Blount, Mr. D. Lintner, Bro. D. Prendergast, FSC, Bro. L. Maher, FSC, Mr. T. Gola, Mr. J. Metzger, Bro. A. Bartley, FSC, Bro. R. Kestler, FSC.

The Boord of Trustees of LaSalle High School, consisting of fifteen men, meets periodically to guide, in on official way, the affairs of our school. The Boord is composed of eight laymen and seven brothers who volunteer their time to govern LaSalle. In its second year of existence, the Boord is responsible for LaSalle's direction and is now chiefly concerned with the financial and legal offairs of our school.

Its principal concerns ore the financial stability, future planning, and the development and use of the school's properties. The Boord is headed by Brother Richard Kestler (chairman) and our principal, Brother Andrew Bartley (president.) Each member of the Boord serves for a three year term. They bring with them vital talents and knowledge which they contribute to the Boord and the school.

Since the issues brought before the Boord ore diverse and often complicated, the Boord is broken down tnto several committees. Among these ore: the

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Financial Committee;, the Development Committee, the Building and Grounds Committee, and the Nomination Committee. Each of these committees meets as often as needed to address the issues under its jurisdiction. The Financial Committee gathers the expertise from the Boord to manage the budget and determine tuition costs for the coming year. The Development Committee is aimed at long-term development and soliciting funds for capitol expenses and endowment. The Buildings and Grounds Committee is responsible for the upkeep and utilization of the school buildings and the surrounding acreage. And, the Nomination Committee meets to approve the selection of nominees to the Boord. As these committees attock their own issues, they report to the entire Boord which meets four or five times a year. There, they shore their findings and discuss any immediate issues. Most issues brought before the Boord ore voted on on passed by a two-thirds majority. While the Boord's responsibilities ore

addressed mainly in these committees, they also hove jurisdiction over various school committees such as the Academic Council. This Council, consisting of Brother Andrew, Brother Fronk, Mr. Diehl, and the heads of each deportment, determines the curriculum for the coming year. This year, the Council has added Computer Literacy for freshmen, American History I for sophomores, and a new geometry course aimed at juniors.

As a result of our separation from the College two years ago, a Boord of Trustees become necessary here at LaSalle.

Both institutions felt that the separation would be mutually beneficial in that each would receive the proper attention it required. This has proven to be true.

Brother Andrew described the Boord's current success as "a tremendous encouragement and on admirable form of service given by men who wont LaSalle to continue its tradition of excellence!"

''A TRADITION ON THE MOVE''

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James Devine spent September through the end of January visiting close to 90 Grode schools recruiting "future frosh."

And, in the months remaining, the Deport· ment has spent much of its time preparing for next year's visitations. Every year, most schools request a presentation on the cur· riculum and atmosphere of LaSalle, so it is no wonder that school visitation tokes up most of the time of the Deportment. But, the Admissions/ Public Relations Deport· mentis multi-faceted, concerned with such things as the organization of the open ad· mission process, coordination of the open house, the principals' dinner in November, the school calendar, and the production of the Blu e & Gold Line . This newsletter reaches students' homes, grade schools and teachers here at LaSalle. The newslet· ter is a trionnuol synthesis of the major happenings at LaSalle . It is a major form of communicating school happenings, as ore local community papers and the Catholic Standard & Times .

While most schools know the quality of LaSalle, there ore some schools whose initial contact with LaSalle occurs at one of Mr. Devine's school visitations. But, Mr. Devine is no stranger to this work. From 1977 through 1981 , Mr. Devine was the head of the Deportment. And, he is assisted by Mr. James Serpiello, Mrs. Mary Kay Mullin, the Articulation Committee, and senior Brian Longe . Though the work is hard, Mr. De· vine finds it " rewarding and challenging" in that he is sometimes LaSalle's first influence on a grade school and its students.

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Mr. Devine (sitting) receives assistance from M r. Serpiello, Mrs. Mory Koy Mullen and Brion Longe.

" Brion, Yo u finally spelled one right."

A typicol PR shot.

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WITH NEW AND EXCITING PROGRAMS

Elected May of lost year, the leaders of this year's Student Council include President Rich Van Fossen and VicePresidents Jim Lynn and Steve Hladczuk. These three students were indeed appropriate for the job. All three have been involved in such school activities as Cross Country, the Wisterian, Swimming, and lntromurols. All being respectable students as well, the party indeed possesses the attributes of leadership needed to improve LaSalle.

In order to prepare for their important yeor in office, the three officers traveled to Shippensburg State University last summer to attend the Pennsylvania Association of Student Council's weeklong workshop. The workshop saw 109 students involved in student council from their own respective schools gather to learn how to delegate authority, motivate people, run a meeting efficiently, and to raise money through fund-raising activities.

In the President's words " ... lost year's party of Junker, Harris, ond Justice lit the spark to more school spirit, and we hove attempted to increase this to a flame." In their attempt to increase school spirit, Van Fossen, Lynn, and Hlodczuk have tried to develop a sense of pride among LaSalle students through interaction with others. This has been concentrated in five important aspects of student life: intellectual, athletic, social, spiritual, and financial.

Sen ion: Top: Eric Lintner, John Rizzo, Conrad Heckman, Anthony Scanlon, Kevin Rudden. Bottom: John Bell, Carmen Petruzzelli, Paul Sweeney.

Junion: Top: Robert Schaefer, Mark CGoliendo, Steve Dorey Bottom: James Godin, Mark Oberholzer.

Missing: Mark Dindo, Martin Dean.

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Freshmen: Top: T. Gilmore, K. Vernon, G. Muir, B. Saxon, F. Nolan.

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Sophomores: Top: Mike Rawlings, Nino DiPietro, Peter Lyons, Wode Redcross, Mike Sarno. Missing: Ro nald Bean, Mike Anderer, Jim Devine, William To rpey.

STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES EVENTFUL YEAR

"The odds ore 5-2 for LoSolle."

The terrific triumvirate: James Lynn (Vice-President), Rich Von Fossen (President), and Steve Hlodczuk (Vice-President).

Steve hosts story hour.

"Junior Prom held at LaSalle. I love it."

In covering these five important areas, the party has worked close with Brother Fronk and student council moderator Mr. Miller. As a result of this combined effort and open communication between the faculty and students, many changes and improvements have occurred. The Student Council Newsletter, the first in LaSalle's history, has pro路 vided athletic results for students and faculty as well as news on upcoming social events and planned activities. Five successful donees hove provided LaSalle students with many practical commodities to aid in on Explorer's education. The Student Council's valuable financial gains were also sent to help the Brothers working in Guatemala.

School spirit was also increased as busloods of students traveled to various athletic events. Furthermore, a more active Student Exchange program was undertaken and proven successful as LaSalle students met and worked with others in on atmosphere of respect and growth.

As it clearly can be seen, Van Fossen, Lynn, and Hlodczuk have begun to increase the flame into a fire of school spirit at LaSalle. Through much time and hard work, the Student Council has provided students with the opportunity to learn, improve, and grow. It is hoped that LaSalle will obtain the needed order to carry out the school philosophy of the integrated person and responsible citizen.

Long meetings toke toll on President.

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ART CLUB PAINTS LA SALLE BLUE AND GOLD Under the moderation of Mrs. D1one McGovern, the Art Club has contributed a great deal to the LaSalle community over the post year. The most noteworthy of these contributions is the mosaic of St. John Baptist de LaSalle which hongs in the first floor corridor, and also graces the cover of this year's Blue and Gold. The mosaic was finished by dedicated students over the summer of 1983.

The second major project which the Art Club is currently undertaking is a mural of school sports and activities which is being pointed on the wall outside the cafeteria . The club hopes to hove the mural finished by next September.

Through these and other art-related endeavors, the dedicated members of the Art Club contribute some of their time to help brighten up the hallways of LaSalle, and help to diploy to visitors the great wealth of talent present at the school.

Art Club members, left to right; T Lobley, C. Urn, M Minghenelli, M. Sweeney, J. Fry, P Sweeney, G Ore, Mrs. 0 . McGovern (Moderator) Mrsstng J. Capaldt, J. Suter, R. Tokar, H. Carpenter, L. Talamo

So that's how the student's paintings look so good

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PHOTO CLUB CAPTURES GOLDEN MOMENTS

Rondy leoms the finer points from Jim

True Art?

The Mighty Moderator Imports his wisdom.

Now Look Vince, here's whot you do.

Under the leadership of a new moderator, Mr. William Geiger, the Photo Club set out to toke a more"act ive" role in the LaSalle community. The results of this plan were admirable. Many of the pictures highlighting the Blue and Gold, as well as the Wisterian, were taken by Photo Club members on assignment.

In preparation for their photographic duties, the club members conducted a number of discussions on camera techniques and darkroom procedures. The darkroom at LaSalle is open to the club, allowing the shutterbugs to practice the ort of developing their photos. Several field trips were also held, providing the camera enthusiasts with a chance to capture the beauty of nature on film.

Through its increased role at LaSalle, the Photo Club offers those students proficient with a camera the opportunity to contribute their talent to the school community.

Photo Club, Bock Row, Left to Right: W. Reinhardt, R. Toft, 0 . Chemyk, K. Wemer, J. Beck, T. Terek,l.

Chemyk, L. Schmolboch, W. Geiger (Moderator), J. Cicchiello, (President)

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Retreats Bring Students Brother Brendan Garwood and Father Paul Wierichs have conducted the underclass retreats this past year. Each year the students make a religious retreat to the Brother's house for reflection and hopefully the growth of their own personal relationships with God. From the beginning, it has been the school's policy to guide the student towards a higher relationship with God. The retreats offer the student the opportunity to advance his relationships with classmates, as well as with himself.

While Father Paul conducted the Junior retreats this year, Brother Brendan moderated the Freshmen and Sophomores in the theme of the "growth of Christ."

However, all retreats follow a consistent format on films, discussions, confessions, and Mass. The discussions are conducted with the aid of twenty-five seniors who share their values and experiences. Wit h these discussions, students are allotted time for private prayer and reflection, as well as liturgical prayer, and the opportunity to build stronger relationships with fellow students.

Students celebrate Moss os o community.

Now, If I see onyone asleep out there ...

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Closer to God

R1zzo ruminates; Solecki ponders

As in years post, a Senior Retreat was held at the Cardinal Spellman Retreat House, a facility directed by the Possionist Fathers. This peaceful occomodation is located in Bronx, New York. When thinking of the Bronx, a picture of dangerous slums is conceived. But the retreat house is situated in a natural and serene environment; it rests on the verdant bonks of the Hudson River. Such beautiful surroundings provided a relaxed atmosphere for the seniors, allowing them to concentrate on the meaningful discussions presented. Introduced

by Father Paul and various other religious, these discussions enabled the upper clossmen to reflect on their relationships with God, family, and friends. They also contemplated the maJor decision involving their plans after graduation that soon hod to be resolved.

All in all, the retreat was very beneficial for the seniors. It catered to their spiritual needs while allowing them time to relax. Providing o welcome break from school, the first retreat was token during the middle of the week in October. Intimate conversations, movies, confession, Moss, and recreation periods contributed to the personal growth experienced by each senior after participating in the retreat. What was initially thought of as o waste of time, was soon regarded as a rewording situation.

Graydon sneaks in some lost-minute Programm1ng homework

Seniors relax before serious work commences

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In A Stunning Upset, • Once again, the LaSalle faculty has defeated the senrors in the annual T urkey Bowl Led by quarterback "Broadway" Joe Rodvonsky, the faculty team, which also 1ncluded Jim "Sure-hands" Serp1ello, Tony "Skeets" V1ggiono, John Fnzolone and Op1e Evans, produced on offens1ve threat that the seniors could not counter. The result was an early 350 lead. In the second half, the seniors attempted a rally, scoring a touchdown on on interception return by Joe Cilia.

Th1s effort was in vo1n, however, as the teachers struck again, in the end defeating the seniors by a score of 42 to 7.

This game continues the seniors' streak of, well, uh, a great number of losses The sen1ors are closing 1n quickly on the vaunted Northwestern record.

Good blocking highlighted the doy.

AI "They call me assassin" Puntel

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The ultimate static offense.

The Faculty Rolls, 42-7 Records broken: Humber of yards by a rookie teacher: Old record: 115 by Gerry (Babyface) Souter New record In by Opie (Opie) Evans Humber of touchdowns scored on an oHsides play: Old record 0 by R. Russell New record I by Tony (Skeets) Viggtano Humber of quarterbacks used: Old record: 3 by the class of '82 New record: 6 by the class of '84 Earliest concessio n of defeat: Old record: 5:00 left in the first holf New record: 12:37 left in the first half Highest points scored/ plays used ratio: Old record路 44/58 by faculty '83 New record: 42/1 1 by faculty '84 Highest plays used/ points scored ratio: Old record. 72/14 by class of '79 New record: 80/7 by class of '84 Attendance: Old record: 4 1n '82 New record: 14 1n '84

The picture of overconfidence.

As usual the teachers paid the ref.

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Ed1tor-ln¡Ch1ef Lance Krelov1ch and Layout Editor M1ke Horvon

F1rst Page Ed1tor Carmen Petruzzelli prepares to edit some copy

Layout Ed1tor Molt Best also contnbuted some good (!?@& •) cartoons

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C1rculotion Editor Randy O'Neill heads out for work

WIS MAKES A GRAND COMEBACK

The 1983-84 school year was one of the best yet for the Wisterian and its staff. Some thirty students strong, and with a new moderator, Mr. Geiger, the Wiste rian has seen some significant improvements. With larger issues and a better format, this year's Wiste rian has done itself proud. It has added social cartoons and a feature column, whereby a non-member of the Wisterian staff con write a feature article. Besides these additions, this year's paper has ousted the listless rock news section and the controversial, often disagreed upon movie reviews.

According to Mr. Geiger, the goal of the Wisterian is to "inform the students about the activities and report the news of the school, and to exert a positive attitude about La Salle on the community at Iorge." This year's Wiste rian has been more focused on the life at La Salle. Brother Tom Speakman, the intramural moderator, says that the Wiste rian is most helpful in compiling up-todote statistics on homeroom standings in inter-class competitions. Since athletics ore on integral port of La Salle, it is no wonder that the sports section is one of the most popular features in the Wiste rian. The quality of this year's sports section is largely credited to sports editor Pot Timony and his highly talented sports writers. But we should also mention the other editors who hove mode our school newspaper a most enjoyable port of the La Salle curriculum . The editor-in-chief of this year's Wiste rian was Lance Krelovich and his page editors were Carmen Petruzzelli, Chris McCauley, and Pot Durbin . These editors greatly contributed to the making of this year's Wiste rian so successful. And lost but not least there is Mr. Geiger. Geiger, who has hod previous experience working on a newspaper, has done a commendable job in his rookie year as moderator of the Wiste rian.

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1983¡84 Wisterian Stoff, left to right: R. O'Neill, A. Walsh, W. Bilio, M. Bradley, G. Cottie, J. Riorden, C. Minnich, M. Washko, G. Karlson, Jim Tobin, J. Rayborn, A. Roguso, W. McCormack, J. Millard, M. Hynes, S. Rietzke, B. Matthews, V. Cuce, Kneeling: J . Cicchiello.

Page Editors C. McCauley ond P. Durbin

Photo Editor Jim Cicchiello

INTRAMURALS GET STUDENTS INVOLVED The goal of La Salle High School's intramural program IS for those students not participating in the Varsity athletics to toke port 1n healthy, non-pressured athletic competition between homerooms. And this year's program has been o success, with roughly 60% of the student body participating in everything from Basketball to Tug-of-War. Among the most popular events at La Salle ore basketball, football and hockey. However, Brother Thomas Speakman, the intramural moderator, claims that for those who dare to risk life and limb to participate, wrestling is the most fun.

The Intramural program pits home-

The shot goes up •••

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Wow, what extens1on

Vince goes all-out for the block

Ready down the hne.

La Salle Intramural Frisbee Championships

The strain is easily seen

AND BRIGHTEN THE DAY FOR STUDENTS rooms in head-to-head competition until the room that has compiled the most points, at the end of the year, captures the banner, and probably more importantly, the "Intramural Champion" shirts. They ore symbolic of hard-work, spirit and teamwork; something one con be proud of when walking the halls of La Salle.

The introduction of the shirt is one of the improvements Brother Tom has mode since he took over the intramural program three years ago. Thanks to him, this program is the longest running event here at La Salle, lasting from the first week of school until the lost. Hawever, Brother Tom is not alone in the

management of the program; at the beginning of the year, each homeroom elects on intramural representative.

These students help settle disputes, and inform classmates of standings or upcoming events.

As w1th any event, intramurols revolve around student participation . It is those who lug tons of equipment on the buses, through rain, through snow, and gloom of morn', who enjoy the program the most. And with each passing year, the intromurals hove become more fun more competitive, and hove become a mainstay in the La Salle curriculum.

This next one's coming 1n your face !

Come on, Scott, give 1t your oil . .

So me fun, eh'

Hey, watch the foul .. .

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Fall Drama Returns

La Salle's abandoned tradition of staging a fall drama has been renewed th1s year with the product1on of William Shakespeare's classic tragedy, Macbe th. Despite the apprehensions of teachers and students alike, many of whom adamantly protested that Shakespeare IS just too great an undertaking for a high school to handle, Macbeth was a somewhat unexpected success.

Directed by Mr. Peter Doyle and produced by Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro, the two multi-talented pros who contributed their invaluable support and direction to produce last year's Fiorello, Macbeth made for an evening of thrills, suspense and excitement, if not totally for the audience, at least for the cost and crew.

Many people of vonous ages were interVIewed, and said they were surprised and Impressed by the performance of the "cast of few". Most of the students of h1gh school age and younger said they were surprised to find they understood the plot very well, with the obvious exception of some of the Elizabethan dialogue.

Signs of long hours of rehearsal

One more word about my tights and I'll impale you.

The Cost (Bock row) K Mcloughlin, M Sweeney, M Macleod, J. Stoudenmeier, T Hallman, C Rogalski, G O'Aiessondro, M. Herold, L. Hesser, G. Fockler, {Front row) W Lutz, M. Bienkowski, M Wentz, J Beck, A. Kroft.

"Don't You wish you hod clothes hke ours?"

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La Salle Stages MACBETH

Well, it con only get better

Ugly, Aren't they?

But I should hove been MacBeth!

It is regrettable that so few students turned out for the auditions. For one thing, it is difficult to stage a play like Macbeth with only a handful of actors; but more importantly, the experience of the stage is o totally unique one, something t hat can't be felt anywhere else; it is o special kind of excitement that can't really be expressed in words. There is o certain atmosphere, a "magic" in o way, and everyone knows that each person is equally necessary. Even the least skilled amateur, with the smallest part, feels something that the "ordinary person" con never know. In the beginning, the cast is simply a group of people gathered to accomplish o common goal, but when the show is over, they have become a family, brothers and sisters, bound by strong ties of friendship that will lost the rest of our lives.

Although some kill joy critics (I won't mention any names, Mr. Russell, Brother James . . . ) still profess their belief that Shakespeare is too great a challenge for a high school, there are quite o few well-satisfied actors and crew members who strongly disagree.

Bp.m.

Saturday. November 19

The bottle is joined.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

THE LASAW CHAPTER OF THE HA TIOHAL HOHOR SOCIETY OF SECOHDARY SCHOOLS CLASS OF 1983 MEMBERS 1983-84 OHicera: Jim Cicchiello <V.P.), Pot Timoney (Sec.), Bro. John D'Alfonso (moderator), Matt Bradley (Pres.), Y1nce Cuce (Treas.)

Nicholas Amorom Andrew Solley Matthew Bra<ley Dongwoo Chang

KeVI"' Ovlstine James Cicchielo Joseph Cillo

On December 2, 1983, 47 LaSalle students were 1nducted into the Notional Honor Society, which a lready hod 38 members in its enrollment.

These new 1nductees proved to their school that they were capable of accepting the challenges of the N.H.S. The N.H.S., under the guidance of Brother John D' Alfonso, is one of the most prestigious organizations at La Salle. Membership into the Notional Honor Society is among the highest honors that con be bestowed upon a high school student. A member of the N.H.S. must be outstanding in the

qualities of scholarship, serv1ce, leadership, and character. He must maintain at least a 3.5 GPA, and must participate in various school activities.

The student must also be willing to serve his school at all times. A few of the functions on N.H.S. member tokes port in include the induction of new members, the Principal's Dinner, parent/teacher meetings, and the graduation ceremony. Members of the Notional Honor Society ore also available for tutorial services if a student feels he needs academic assistance .

V.ncent Cuce John Cunningham Eugene 0 ' Aleuartc*'o Michael 0'Angelo David D' OraZIO Brian Oriscol John Gabriele Joseph Gindhart Kenneth Garman John Halfpenny John Honlon

Michael Harvan Michael Harvey

Steven Hladczuk WiUtam Hoban

Lance Krelovich Brian Lange Joseph Leibrandt

Enc Lintner James Lynn

Wiliam McCormack Thoma$ McGuckin Wiliam McKernan Richard Miehle Joseph Monahan Frank Natale E. Randal O'Neil Carmen Petruzeli Jamei Poole James Raybom John Rosa-Bian

Joseph Scalio Matthew Sct6~ger Thomas Shalow Richard Skelly Chriltopher Spratt Patrick imaney James Tobin Cort Waldspurger Richard Whttney

Clo11 of '84 membera: (back) P Timoney, M. Schillinger, K. Gorman, A. Bailey, C Petruzelli, J. Poole, (m,ddle) Bro. John 0'Alfonso, R. O'Neill, M . D'Angelo, E. Lintner, S. Hladczuk, J Gindhort, M Bradley (front) J Scalia, l. Krelovich, M . Horvon, R. Miehle, M . Harvey, J. Cicchiello

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Seniors Survey Schools on College Day

Early in his final year at LaSalle, a senior must make one of the most important decisions of his high school career, that of which college to attend. In on effort to inform the seniors on the choices that they hove, LaSalle sponsors a College Fair Day each year. This year, it was held on October 5, and representatives from over thirty schools were present. Students set up interviews with representatives whose college they were interested in. During these meetings, the students were provided with some general information about the school, as well as a frank view of their chances of acceptance into the school.

Many thanks to Brother John D' Alfonso for another successful College Fair Day.

"Here's one for you, John. Mtss Moxford's Finishing School."

"You hove to hove better Englrsh grades, Randy."

"No, tuttton wtll not stay the some for four years."

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COMMUNITY SERVICE CORPS BRINGS JOY

What a chance to meet a Santa Claus w1th tenn1s shoes on.

Under the leadership of Brother Brendan Garwood, the Community Service Corps entered its eighth year at LaSalle .

The CSC has continued to raise money for the elderly, children, and the poor.

The top fundroiser (and, not to mention, the most fun) is the spring basketball marathon. Two other major efforts of the esc ore the conned food drive and Operation Santo Claus collecting toys for needy chtldren to brighten their Christmas.

Just as important as the fundroising events ore the visits that the esc makes to such places as the Holy Family Nursing Home, Green Acres Nursing Home,

Members of CSC: (kneeling) John Millard, Bob He1nz, Tim Fighera, Tom Depman, (standing) Bro. Brendc Bill Regli, John Depmon, Marty Souerzopf, Todd Hallman, Bill Dierkes, Chuch Minn1ch, Mark Wasko, S. Franks.

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AND HAPPINESS TO LASALLE.

and St. John's Hospice. These visits not only raise the spirits of the elderly, but also those of the esc members who see the magic that a short talk can do for the elderly. The CSC not only visits the elderly, but also the young. The CSC tutors children who need help in school and in life. Also, the CSC organizes sporting recreational activities for these children.

The CSC has continued to reach out and help the less fortunate members in the community, and those from LaSalle who ore involved con be proud of the good work they're doing.

A gift of love.

Leaders of the CSC: Gene Holus, John Depmon {President), Marty Souerzopf and Brother Brenden Garwood (Moderator).

The pride of the CSC.

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MOTHERS CLUB SHOWS LOVING SUPPORT In May of 1983, this year's Mother Club officers were elected . Elected as President was Mrs. Matthew Giuffrida; as Vice-President Mrs. John Farris; as T reosurer Mrs. James Me Iinson; as Corresponding Secretaries Mrs . Joseph Gindhort and Mrs. Anthony Tripodi, and as Recording Secretory Mrs. Kenneth Stout. The moderator is Brother Fred Stelmach.

One of the Mothers' Club's major goals was to hold different fund-raising events for La Salle throughout the year.

These events entailed extremely hard

work and dedication on the port of the mothers and Brother Fred. Many hours of thought and work were given to the planning of these events.

Among the events this year were: the Freshman Mother's Teo, the Christmas Cocktail Party, Poinsettia Sole Week, the Fashion Show, the Auction with the Fathers' Club, and The Grease Bond Concert.

With a number of new mothers joining the club this year, there was hope that they would be able to contribute some new ideas, which they did. This year's

new event was A Night with the Grease Band. The donee was held on October 28, and the idea of having music from the 50's and 60's made it a great success.

During the 1983-84 school year, the Mothers' Club donated a Iorge sum of money to La Salle as a result of these fundroisers . It is easy to see how such a group con benefit La Salle, both spiritually and economically. Many thanks and a round of applause to Brother Fred and the Mothers' Club.

j Mrs. Joseph Tolond, Mrs. Michael Cantwell and Mrs. Bernard Bonner discuss plans for the end of the year.

Mrs. William O'Kone, Mrs. Joseph Monahan, Mrs. Mathew Cosello, and Mrs. John Susanin (Chairlady) make pions for Mothers Club Annual Christmas Cocktoil

1983-84 LaSalle Mothers club: (Seated) Bro. Fred Stelmach (moderator), Mrs. Mathew Giuffrida (Pres.), (Front Row), Mrs. William O'Kone, Mrs. Joseph Hogan, Mrs. James Madden, Mrs. David Forde, Mrs. James Foley, Mrs. Arthur Burke, Mrs. Thomas Pileggt, Mrs. Edward Kolsun, Mrs. Leo Riley, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. Joseph Monahan, Mrs. Joseph Canavan, Mrs. Gerold Desmond, Mrs. Michael ContweU, Mrs. David Reichert, Mrs. Joseph Toland, <Front Row), Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Michael Driscoll, Mrs. George Capaldi, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Joseph Gindhart (Corres. Secretory), Mrs. Kenneth Stout (Record. Secretory), Mrs. Austin Meehan, Mrs. James Melinson <Treasurer), Mrs. Matthew Corsello, Mrs. Henry Darragh, Mrs. Robert Goldman, Mrs. John Susonin, Mrs. Thomas Vesey, Mrs. Emil De John, Mrs. Bernard Bonner, Mrs. Thomas Shallow, (Missing), Mrs. John Farris (Vice Pres.), Mrs. Anthony Tripodi (Corres. Secretory), Mrs. Peter De Paul, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. Fronk Gregor, Mrs. Frederick Mtschler, Mrs. Robert Schaefer, Mrs. Elmer Hanson, Mrs. Gerold Phelan, Mrs. Edward Lynch

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LASALLE ENTERS THE COMPUTER AGE

In its second year at LaSalle, the "American Computer Science League" has provided competitions for those students excelling in computer programming. Those who are proficient in computer languages (BASIC, PASCAL, etc.) devote considerable time and energy in preparing for the difficult yearround contests. With its moderator, Mr. Russell, LaSalle has enjoyed above average standings in these college level competitions. Although any student can participate, the sometimes abstract tests and the time required to do well, discourage many. While there are only about ten students who participate, it is only the top five scores that are totalled to determine final standings.

While the goal of the Computer League is for those interested students to learn more about computer science through exposure with uncommon, often college level competitions, the goal of the Computer Club is similar but much more informal. Consisting mostly of underclassmen, the Club provided an opportunity for students to learn more about computers and computer science. The Computer Club, in its fifth year, consists of several dozen students, who can usually be found hammering on computer keyboards. While there are no formal meetings, the Club provides an opportunity to meet others with similar interests and learn more about the irreversible flow of computer science.

These two organizations have a newly furnished computer room in which to work. With eighteen terminals available to interested students, this year promises high finishes in the competitions and an increased interest in the trend of the future - computers.

"I'll need more coffee to figure this one out."

"O.K. Now let's launch those I.C.B.M.'s."

"I didn't put thot there.''

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THE HALLS RING WITH SERAPHIM

One of the newest activities at LaSalle is the group of liturgucol singers and musicians known as Seraphim. Starting out in 1982 with only o handful of participants, moderator Steve Krol has worked to expand the group to its current size of eleven students, led by guitarist Joe Block.

A few of the activities which Seraphim participated in this year were the Thanksgiving Day liturgy, and the Notional Honor Society Invocation. Next year, the group plans to take on even greater role in the LaSalle community, and try to recruit more talented students into its ronks.

New York Philohormonic they're not.

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A typical filler picture.

"Come on feel the noize."

Lightfingers Kral at it again.

Vanity Seraphim: Mr. Krol, Peter Dougherty, Jim Madden, Jim Brennan, Kevin Ledger, Rich Webster, Fred Sweeney, Tom Kenney, Joe Block and Dennis Kerns.

Mixers Rock LaSalle

What the heck is this?

Hundreds flock to LoSolle Mixer.

Go oheod I dare you.

The bond rocks LaSalle.

YEAH!!!

I hod always heard great stories about La Salle mixers, but this year I decided to see for myself what they were like.

I thought I would never survive the line, but I eventually entered. All that I could see was people, people, and more people. I was shoved into the flow of people that led into the auditorium.

The room was dim, but the atmosphere was vibrant. Everyone was into the music and either dancing, clopping, or just observing the bond. It was impossible to talk in the auditorium, for the music was deafening. My ears ore still ringing. I decided to give my ears and feet a break, so I went into the hall.

The hall was mobbed with people trying to get into the auditorium, people trying to get out, people just walking around, and groups of friends just talking about who met whom and where he/ she went, etc.

The thing that was most impressive was that everyone enjoyed himself /herself. There was not a dead-head to be found . The most asked question was always "When is the next one?" That just about sums up everybody's attitude toword La Salle's awesome donees.

The mixers ore a port of La Salle's community in various ways. The social lives of the students ore given a boost, and there is the money that is raised by each mixer that is put toward various student council projects.

John flips over girl ot mixer.

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ALWAYS IN TUNE

I hope that was a hom I heard!

Buying your books, meeting friends you haven't seen since lost year, finding your way through your new schedule: these ore the making of a new school year. But these changes do not only face you at on individual basis - they meet you again in all your extra-curricular activities too ...

After losing ten important players from its approximately 25-person membership, La Salle's stage bond is starting out this new year with new sounds, people, and equipment. Involved classes and many extra practices ore true signs of the bond's committment to equalling its excellent sound of lost year. And this hard-working attitude is easily seen throughout La Salle's entire music deportment.

Directed by Mr. Joseph Ciccimoro (Mr. C), the 1983-84 music deportment consists of approximately 11 0 talented musicians who make up 7 bonds: the stage band, dixieland band, concert band, pep bond, and the second, sixth, and seventh period bands.

After working hard at the beginn1ng of this year, it was only a matter of weeks before the department was ready to look forward to performing with its usual excellence at its many engagements scheduled for this year.

As has been the custom for several years now, the stage band will be doing Musicians rehearse for concert.

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LA SALLE MUSICIANS BAND TOGETHER

A young Buddy Rich?

its port in the public relations deportment this year by giving concerts at various elementary schools and also some girls' high schools. In preparation for these concerts, the band has been rehearsing some new songs which ore more pop-chart oriented than ore usually presented. Some of these songs ore: "Only Time Will Tell" by Asia, "Stray Cat Strut" by the Stray Cats, and "Celebration" by Kool and the Gang. Also being rehearsed ore several songs from films or broadway musicals including " Up Where We Belong", the theme from An Officer and a Gentleman, and "Memory" from Broadway's Cats. The bond is confident that more well-known songs like these will better catch the audience's attention and also keep it.

Along with these outings, the entire music deportment is looking ahead to the Christmas and Spring concerts the two major annual events.

And, of course, the music deportment will ploy a substantial role in this year's Spring Musical, Lil' Abner, and will also enhance the Fall Drama production of Macbeth by playing bock-up and incidental music between the scenes.

All in all, it's safe to soy that the music department is well on its way to making this year a very successful and exciting one, and is hoping for everyone's support to fulfill these expectations.

Does Mr. C hear sour notes in sox solo?

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SPRING MUSICAL SUCCESS CONTINUES

After the return of drama to LaSalle w1th lost year's production of Fiorello, the students hove token a much greater interest in musicals and ploys The result of th1s interest is the 1984 musical of LaSalle, Li'l Abner. The story is on adaptation of the original ploy, and centers around the military wishing to turn Dogpatch, which they found to be the most useless town in the country, as a testing site for nuclear weapons. The inhabitants, of course, resist.

Leading the effort for another successful musical are Director Pete Doyle, Mr. John Grace, Mr. Joseph Ciccimoro, and production manager Vince Cuce.

Among the cast of Li'l Abner ore Matt Herold as Abner, Lynda Riley (Bro . Bill's niece) as Daisy Moe, Jeff Beck as Morry'n Sam, Meg Durin as Mommy Yokum, Mike Bienkowski as Poppy Yokum, and Pete Dougherty as General Bullmoose. Many other students, too many to name here, are also devoting a great deal of time and effort to the musical.

Scheduled to run on the 2nd to the 4th and the 9th to 11th of March, Li'l Abner shows great promise for both entertaining all who wish to come, and providing a good deal of revenue for the school.

Oh all nght, I'll go out with you

Come on, tust one donee

The Creative Chorus of Lil' Abner

Cast of Lil' Abner:

Sta ge crew constructs elaborate set

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Chorus & Lone some Polecat ...... Charles Karstens Chorus & Hairless Joe ... ..... .. .. ......... Charles Bellito Marry in' Sam ..... Jeff Beck Daisy Mae .......... Lynda Riley Mammy Yokum . Meg Durkin Pappy Yokum ..... Mike B1enkowski Abner .................. Matt Herold General Bull moose ................. Pete Dougherty Sen. Jack S. Phogbound ................. Gene D' Alessandro Mayor Dowgmeat ........................... Chns Rogalski Chorus and Three Scroggs ............... Matt Wentz

LA SALLE PRESENTS LIL' ABNER

Well, I wos on the right note.

One more word about the Prep and . .

Earth to Space Shuttle, come m ...

Gorilla Monsoon and crew

Steve Keane Jim Madden Chorus and Moonbeam McSwine ............. Kelly MeSh a in ::orthquake McGoon .............. Charles Eisler ~horus and Scientists ..................... Bill Stout Mark Caliendo Joe Staudenmeier )r. Finsdale ......... Chris Keefe Available Jones ... Mike Sweeney ::vii-Eye Fleagle ... Todd Hallman :::horus ................ Leo Hesser Bob Toft Walt Lutz Steve Coyle

Now, let me tell you o few things about La Solie boys.

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LaSalle Cheers Club Spirit

J. Griffen, P. Sweeney, L. Gilmore, S. Wolpert

The Spirit Club or Club Spirit, as its members commonly refer to it, has mode its presence felt this year, more so than in years post. Club President Conrod Heckmann defines his club's objectives as getting the students involved in school and sports and having fun through pep rallies and organized activities. Aside from the usual task of pointing signs for football and basketball games, this year's Spirit Club took on active port in the pep rally prior to the annual Thanksgiving Day clash between arch rivals LaSalle and St. Joseph's Prep. The pep rally was the best LaSalle has hod in recent years, no doubt because Club Spirit contributed so much. On that November day, the Spirit Club managed to make the pep rally o lot of fun by using some new and creative ideas which really livened things up and got the crowd involved.

First, club member Scott Wolpert picked up the St. Basil cheerleaders, who always manage to get our pep rallies rolling. But this is where the key difference between this year's sensational pep rally and post years medicre pep rallies comes in. The Spirit Club didn't simply go and bring in the cheerleaders for o few cheers. They were innovative and went o few daring extra steps to really make the pep rally o winner.

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The Queen and her Court preside at Pep Rally.

Bring on the Cheerleaders!

Tex and the Cheerleaders pose for the camera.

Winter Dance Warms Hearts

Love is found on the donee floor.

Prompted by popular demand, the Student Council sponsored the previously unscheduled Winter Donee on January 21. Ticket soles were the best in recent years and climbed near the 200 couple mark, enabling Student Council to make an unexpected profit from the event.

Music for the evening was supplied by Sound Entertainment disc jockies, as voted by the student body during homeroom balloting. Refreshments included potato chips, pretzels, and soda. For the most part, the evening was a complete success. Nearly everyone, including Brother Fronk and other faculty members, enjoyed the music, dancing, and good company.

The Student Council is to be praised for its ability to put the Winter Donee together. The decision to hold the dance exemplified council's responsiveness to the student body, and the short amount of time provided to prepare the donee compliments the council's hard work.

Dancers owoit the open.ng of the doors

Parisi s1gns the honor code. The money's safe.

Maybe I could cut in?

Mr. Vigg p1cks up another

g~rl

She couldn't dec1de which boy to bnng, so ...

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ANOTHER BANNER YEAR

The La Salle Forum has continued its excellence in speech and debate, participating in many tournaments at the local, state and notional level. The team has brought home many trophies, including a win ot Colvert Hall, second place finishes ot the Pennsbury Invitational and Scranton Central, and o fourth place ot Pittsburgh Central Catholic.

Individually, members of the team hove done even better, which is remark- (Bock Row) C Bond, C. Hoffman, S McElligott, T Sowirko (Front Row)P. Bonfanti, D. Link. Nov1cE able cons1dering the overall strength of Debate the league. T ok1ng up the slack was Matthew "Zeus" Bradley, the President, who through his overwhelming humility and amazing dedication has earned the respect and friendsh1p of everyone on the team. Along with Fronk Gavin, the Spiritual leader of the team, they hove managed to dominate the Interpretation events. In Original Oratory, Mark Oberholzer and Mike "the Koala" Woodring hove done very well, with "Animal" winning St. Joseph's, Pittsburgh, Pennsbury and La Solie, and Mike taking what was left. Jeff "Florida" Clarke and Terry "Hammer" Campbell were the bose of a growing Extemp. squad. Though they hove not done well, they hove gained experience, J.V. and Vors1ty Debate, from left. M . Syms, C Woldspurger, N. Jessen, A. Ramsey, M . Hanson, R which was the thing to do. Debaters Lyons, J. L1ebrondt Dongwoo Chong and Joe Leibrondt were a formidable debate team, using their charm and suave ways to win several rounds. Credit for their success belongs to the help of Brother Kev1n Delmasse, whose comeback was long anticipated Randy O'Neill, congressman par excellence, was the key to several tournaments, Bryce Holten, whose cumbersome head rests squarely on his shoulders, and the "Ace" Ferroce, form the nucleus for the future. Carl Woldspurger's participation was also appreciated.

J.V. Speech, from left D. Link, C. Roedell, P. Bonfanti, B. Forroce, J. Stelocio

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HIGHLIGHTS LA SALLE'S FORUM

Varsity Speech, from left: M. Oberholzer, T. Fighero, M. Bradley, B. Holton, B. Kling, F. Gavin, K. Woldspurger, M. Hanson, J. Clarke, M. Woodring, J. Millard, K. Lehr, W. Regli, {seated) T. Campbell

You did WHAT with the evidence?

No Terry, you can't ploy moderator.

Brother Jim tries to recruit another freshman

Well, Tuesday I hove a Doctor's appointment. Wednesday, I hove to wosh my dog ...

What do you mean who's Pot Dunne?

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Best of friends

You won't hove the von th1s weekend, Brother

Pen in mouth

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IS

the mark of the true debater

Extensive Extemp files

The new top debate team

Mark, the computer

lUSt

crashed.

Granted

Read the blackboard

Another day's tropp1ngs.

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Record Attendance Father/Son Banquet

The personable Harold Katz.

Mr. Gindhart instructs Joe on the proper style to eat. Pete wasn' t listening.

Freshman William Lahr receives prize from Bro. Bill.

"Hey Harold. How about Conlin for Dr. J."

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Bro Q entrances all with his eloquent speech

This post fall, LaSalle students and their fathers gathered together to celebrate the 34th annual Father-Son Banquet. On November 17, LaSalle fathers and sons attended the festivities at Williamson's Restaurant in Horsham. This popular event, sponsored by the Men of LaSalle, recognized the sacred union between father and son. It also gave them the opportunity to spend some time together. In the words of Bro. William Quaintance, Moderator of the Men of LaSalle, the banquet "is o time where we can set aside the broads and have some serious fun." All in all, this year's Father-Son celebration was the most successful. Over 700 people attended, and they were rewarded with various prizes given away. Another added treat for both father and son alike was the guest speaker. For the banquet, the Men of LaSalle acquired the services of Harold Katz, owner of the Philodelphia 76ers and Nutri/System Inc. For over a half hour, Katz spoke about his rise in the business world and his local background. With his philadelphia accent, Katz spoke eloquently, giving advice to all in attendance, especially LaSalle students. In short, the evening was a success. Brother Bill and the Father's Club planned a perfect evening once again.

Mighty Mathletes Meet Challenges

"2 + 2 - 4"

"Mr. Bradley d1dn't show us to answer th1s one"

Whot o lonely sport

The LaSalle Mothletes are looking extremely strong once again. Another great turnout will enable first year coach Mr. Bradley to continue the almost taken-for-granted success of the Moth Team.

Mr. Bradley will look for senior standout Carl Woldspurger to lead LaSalle through a rigorous schedule including four weekly leagues, Saturday meets at local high schools, and st ops at various local colleges such as Lehigh and T empi e. Joining Carl as the top hopefuls are juniors Dave and Ted Ost. LaSalle can look forward to a promising future with tremendous young prospects such as super soph S. Patal and amazing frosh Peter Bonfanti (already in Calculus.)

As the winning tradition continues, more students are sh owing up for the meets. To be a competitive Mothlet e, one must be able to use a combination of basic mathematical skills and common sense to solve problems. Since questions are taken from all areas of mathematics, the most well-rounded student will usually fare best.

Being a mathlete can be one of the most self-satisfying "sports" at LaSalle.

Not only must you compete as a team, but also as on individual. Each person's total points ore kept and, at the end of the year, the Mothlete-of-the-Year is named. Beside this, there ore many other team and individual awards distributed, including o certificat e of participation for all members. If these incentives aren't enough to physche you up, then consider each meet a challenge: You vs. the problem.

Va"ity Mothletes: Mr Bradley (moderator), S. Patel, J Forbes, T. Ost, J. Le1brondt, K Gormon, M. Honson, P Lyons, M . Woodring, C. Petruzzelli, M . Oberholzer, D. Ost, M. Broce, E O'Donnell, P. Woters, a. Corey, J Chong, T Terek, (Missing) C. Woldspurger, C. Bellito, P. Bonfontt

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1984 Blue and Gold Sparkles Let us define the Blue and Gold. It ts sending naive students tnto a world of many climates. The staff is on a mighty quest of creating o yearbook which the administration tolerates and the stu· dents accept. (If they don't, we ore tn big trouble.) In this evil world we find many mishaps ready to send the staff down into a bottomless pit of work. The greedy gremlins steal typing assign· ments and photos; the evil excuses of "Don't worry, I'll hove it tomorrow," and "I forgot tt" bombard the courageous staff. The bold bond must sprint to every deadline or be penalized by the om· nipresent Herff Jones Yearbook Corpo· ration. The sometimes ally, sometimes foe Dovor Photo Company supplies the badly needed pnnts.

The guide to this merry little bond is the big "G" Mr. William Geiger. Thts merciless task-master drives the group on, but his fatherly concern tS always known. The staff is lead by Captain Ron· dy "Overseer" O'Neill. The next excel· Moderator Mr Ge1ger ond Ch1ef Editor O'Neill d1scuss p1cture placement

1984 Busmess Stoff: Left to Right; N DiPietro, J.

Stanczak, D. Buonomo, J uho (Business Ed1tor)

Some Yearbook Wnters, Left to Right· G. Dalessandro, J Beck, J. Tob1n, M Harvey (Copy Petruzzelli, M Washko, J Donohue, L Krelov1ch.

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Stall Chooses Medieval Theme

Geiger has ways of making sure layouts ore com路 plete

Layout Stoff, Left to Right: J. Donohue, S. Rietzke, A. Ragusa, W. Bilia, Kneeling: M. Harvon (Layout Editor}

Typists, Left to Right: S. Rietzke, S. Blotney, J. Beck, W. Bilia, P. Minecci, Kneeling: Matt Best (Typing Editor}

Number 1 and Number 2: Moderator W. Geiger and Edrtor-in-chief Randy O'Neill

Layout man Tim Thistle sorts through hundreds of pictures

lent editor is the great white hunter Jim Cicchiello, oman who shoots everything but usually misses. The scribe is Mike "Mild" Harvey. The mercury messenger is Mike "Fleet Foot" Harvan, who does a layout as quick as lightning. Too bad we didn't hove too many storms. The quick-fingered thieves included Matt "The" Best and Graydon "Strongman" Karlson. They were able to steal the copy into final sheets. Other supporters include Vince "Sure-Shot" Cuce, Tim "The Cool" Thistle, and too many other dedicated persons to name .

Throughout all of the hardships, the staff finally sees the end of their quest: a finished Blue and Gold. They hope that the book is a good representation of their hard work, and they wish next year's staff good luck on their quest.

We hope the readers look upon this book with o grin, a smile, or a chuckle.

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Dono Adams

Gerold O'Hara

Richard Brennan

Robert Capaldi

Christopher Rile

Doâ&#x20AC;˘id Sadowski

Lee Schmalbac:h

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Joseph Parisi

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Good Homeroom, All Present.

Louis Talamo

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Christopher Blotney

Theodore Unko

Andrew Wiley

.

i Charles Bogle

William Brown

Harry Caparo

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Michael Coyle

Frank Dwyer

Mark Ferraro

LaSalle brings back Dress Code.

Gerad luc:idi

Gregory Ore

Richard Poulson

John Rodia

Jeffrey SteYer

Albertfie Solâ&#x20AC;˘ador

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Edward McCabe Not Present: Ron Shiken

Eric: Toppy

Chris Van Zandt

Bruce Williamson

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3A

"But this is only three weeks lote."

Scott Me Hole

Edmonda Poludi

Christopher Roedell

Michael Sowicky

Mark Sciutto

Timothy Short

Homeroom Moderator: Mrs. Clore Brown Good Homeroom, All Present.

Andrew Tripodi

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Keith Vernon

David Wolpert

Peter Bartels

tobert Thompson

Christopher Dubil

William Eberhard

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Harry Fisher

Frank Gagliano

"But that's not what you said lost week, Brother."

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Joseph Romano

Brian Saxon

Andrew Scott

David Smith

Homeroom M oderator: Mr. Michael Ponisciak

4A

Good Homeroom, All Present.

Joseph Volpe

David Suder

Duke Wolpert

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Thomas Cush

James Gallagher

Daniel Goodwin

"Wow' What o potr of legs."

GaYin Muir

Joseph Rebl

David Rothwell

Gregory Scandone

Brian SulliYan

Homeroom Moderator: Mrs. Muriel M e hr t-lot Present: Michael Guenelli Gregory Solley

Gregory Tiernan

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Joseph Walker

Timothy Wood

Matthe Bradley

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Alexander Calzi

John Casey

Thomas Dunleavy

Ramon Garcia

David Halfpenny

William lohr

Rizzo ond Sconlon prepore for priesthood

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i Francis Mullen

Christopher Redd

Michael Scanlan

JeHrey Tietjens

William ShaeHer

Homeroom Moderator. Mr. Steven Krol Hot Present: Stephen Rozanski Taras Sowirka

Wesley Waniger

Edward Wynne

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Patrick Dougherty

Patrick Dunn

John Maiden

Students hne-up to toke Latin I.

Drew Reichert

JeHrey Ryan

Vincent SchaeHer

Homeroom Moderator. Bro. David Rogen Good Homeroom, All Present.

Christopher Suaanin

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John Trotman

Douglas Ward

Joseph Young

Joseph Bray

Robert Campion

Peter Dupont

Joseph Fafara

Thomas Franks

Charles Gemmi

John Kichula

Douglas Gregor

James Logan

" Hey cutie! What ore you doing tomorrow night."

Edward Reilly

Mark Rzemieniewski

Henry Schriner

James Stabilito

Homeroom Moderator: Bro. Thomas Speakman Hot Present: Michael Bienkowski

tanley Szpindor

Michael Tyrrell

Gregory Watson

Christopher Zegley

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lfJJ Edmund Butler

Daniel Eleaek

James Kelly

Lawrenee Flynn

Chris Kulp

And then depressaon sets in.

Sean McCook

Timothy Petrilli

Keith Melinaon

Harry Portland

Michael Sharkey

William Reinhardt

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. John Graee Not Preaent: Bernard Kling Carlos Monteiro Miehael Murphy Robert Zamichieli Gilbert Co1by Eugene Spirito

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Richard Sullivan

Raymond Cattie

Roger Colehower

Peter Dierkes

Brother Jame leads grace in cafeteria.

James Merritt

"

Mark Noonan

James O'Mara

Ronald Pexak

JeH Purtell

Robert Rich

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Edward Molush Not Present: Christopher Bradley Alexander Macklin

Christopher Sheedy

R. Staudenmeier

Robert Sullivan

Charles Wilson

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Jomn Blount

John Brown

Joseph O'Conner

George Pickul

Jo~eph

Cona•an

Elmer Hanson

Thoma• Kent

John Siliquini

Ignatius Quinn

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Geroge Hohenleitner Good Homeroom, All Present

Michael Stelocio

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Thomas Tafe

Robert Whelan

James Wieaenhutft

Vincent Barth

Stephen Connell

"When I will open my eyes, I hope Randy is gone"

Robert Gick

William Rahn

Ira Kerns

Andrew Kroft

Michael Simon

Drew Stockmal

Robert Toft

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Thomas Turner Not Present: lhor Chernyk Shoilesh Patel

Karl Werner

....

Robert Wholon

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54Jl

George Loo1

"Frosh11 "'

Alan Ramsay

Todd RiÂŤenhou1e

John Scarpello

Ronald Streeper

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. William Geiger Not Present: John Morri11ey

Joseph Toland

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William Torpey

Richard Webster

Robert Weikel

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John Chun

"For my next tnck."

Dana Device

Paul Lisiewski

Michael Rawlings

Paul Schaefer

Kenneth Smith

Victor Suchodolski

James Tinnahill

Homeroom Moderator: Bro. Brendan Garwood Not Present: John Kuhn William Lesoravage

Dexter Vilar

Jonathan Wahl

Seth Walsh

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Joseph Belcher

Matthew Buchanan

Stephen Carpenter

David Cianci

Henry Hencxel

John Marroletti

John Monaghan

Mott Moyer

Scott Porreca

"What's the matter with my clothes!"

Cletus Romano

Matthew Schools

Stephen Solecki

Homeroom Moderator: Bro. Talbot Ramabottom ...,ot Present: Walter Lut1:

JeHrey Thomas

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Mark Timmerman

Brian Sullivan

Tibor Terek

t(!!

Joseph Leiu

Brother T olbot on Fndoy afternoon.

Kirby Mollon

:hristopher Miles

Mark Oberhober

JeH Ottaâ&#x20AC;˘iano

Edward Pettit

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Gerold Miller Not Present: Robert Mc:Aieese Wolter Luh

John Skibiak

Ric:hord Steinmetz

Robert Tokor

Steâ&#x20AC;˘e Tronc:hitella

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Arthur Burke

- - .:=:=== = --- ----- ----- ----- ---------Martin Dean

William Dierkes

Pet er Dougherty

Michael Flannery

James Gunn

- --

--

John Kodsi

Please get me out of here!

Brian McAndrews

John Millard

Fronk Morrell

David O' Brien

Daniel Pickard

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. AI Puntel Mining: Gory Fockler, George Scully

Glenn Stockmol

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K. Vonderschmalt%

Robert Walser

Michael Hynes

Matt cotches o few nz's Ronald Matthew

Joseph Paternostro

James Price

Francis Reilly

Thomas Smith

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. James Serpiello Missing: Glenn Wolter

â&#x20AC;˘ Denneth Stout

CliHo rd Ward

3Clt

Mork Worner

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Brian Barry

Harry Caurso

Hold oil calls; I hove o conference w1th Randy

Karl Hentschel

Paul Nahrgang

Bernard Saxon

Stephen Stabilito

Kerem Sezer

Oarrin Suder

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Michael Sheehan Mining: Christopher Oudzek

Mark Washko

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Paul Waters

Grogory Olbrich

Charles Eisler

Michael Galante

Thomas Gini

Put owoy f1nolly ...

John Stanaak

Hubert Sullivan

Leo White

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Patrick Devine Good Homeroom: All Present

Bruce Wilson

Michael Woodring

Frank Worthington

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" What other devehsh th1ng con I do?"

James Godin

Kevin McGann

Frank Monahan

Francis Rafter

Lawrence Roman

Dovid Woytok

Peter Sigmund

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Michael Bruno Hot Present: Mark HeH

Michael Wright

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Gary Zegley

ltobert Biggans

Joseph Bradley

This doesn't need a caption.

Eric Dicianno

.ichard Cellucci

Frank Meis

Chris Romano

Francis Schreader

Michael Filippone

Christopher Gannon

Fredrick Sweeney

Francis Simola

Homeroom Moderator: Mr. Wolter Farrel Good Homeroom, All Present

Mark Syms

Roy Thompson

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THE LITTLE EXPLORERS CONTINUE

Launch the cotolpult.

An awesome catch

Tokedown of a Lancer.

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"What d1d you soy about Bra' s glosses."

' ' AAAARRGH'''

• • another ...

... and another

Va rsity Football Playe ra: (1st Row) R. Calhoun, M Mettet, B. Driscoll, J. Gindhort, T. Farris, P. T1money, (2nd Row) J. Blount, C. Eisler, M Peters, F Notate, D. O'Brien, J. Rieffel, D Pokech, D F1sher (MGRl (3rd Row) K Guenn (MGR), T Hellmann, M Vesey, P. Goltmer, S. Hamson, J Mornson, C Yobor, S. Donohue (MGR), M . McKenz1e (4th Row) G. Behr (MGR), H. Carpenter CTRNR), R. Ste1nmetz, M . Boland, M. Bosdn, S Crone, C Sobto, (5th Row) B. Kelly, M. Kuchenmetsler, M. Neff, M. Dean, K Mornson, J. Hasson, C Mtnntch, CTOP Row) F Worthington, M . Caliendo, K.W. Stout, F Motticolo, R. Mathew, T Giw, MISSING T Kotsun, D McNeff, M Wentz (MGR), M . Wtsety, J Dotowoy

TO ROMP OVER PREP

The 1983 football season actually .torted in December of 1982, shortly Jfter the final game of the 1982 season.

Ne started off-season conditioning with veight lifting and running before school, hree days a week. A great deal of stu:lents committed themselves to this raining, which we hoped, was in indicaion of a good 1983 season. The first .ign of how good the season would be vas the posting of a 16-0 shutout of Nest Catholic in the perrenniol competi· ion of the "Brother's Boys".

The following week, however, we were .oundly defeated by a strong Cardinal )ougherty team in a way we would roth!r hove forgotten. We bounced bock, hough, beating the Crusaders of Father Judge in the closing minutes of fol::>wing game. In our first game under the ghts, we met Bishop Egan and a strong >ffens1ve threat. Going into half-time o~e were down by fourteen points. The econd half, though, seemed like a dif· erent game, as we rallied for a cometack, but in the end lost 17-14 on a lost econd field goal. The next game how!Ver, we upset Archbishop Ryan 7-6, o~ho hod defeated the McDevitt Lanc!rS the previous week, giving them their irst loss.

A series of losses followed, as we were •eaten by North Catholic and Bishop :enrick. This put a damper on the sea· on, and the prospect for a winning seaon looked doubtful. We didn't give up, hough, and decided that our lost three 10mes would be o new season, in which 1e would strive for victory. A defeat of \rchbishop Wood and on incredible up· et of o strong Bishop McDevitt team ~ft us with one final game, which would e the difference between a winning eoson or breaking even. Thanksgiving loy, we soundly defeated St. Joe's and osted our first winning record since

Harrison hands-off

Hamson throws the pnze over the heads of the horde

Morrtson scrambles for more yardage

The truency offteer catches up wtth John.

" H•Mom!"

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In the final standings, our defense was Jnked fourth in the area, and we hod a umber of players on the All-Catholic nd All-Star teams.

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J. V. AND FROSH LEARN

"This tS the way to the party."

Rain won't dampen fan's spirits.

Freshman Football Team: (SITTING) J. Dufay, J. McCauley, J. Young, D T Wolpert, J Logon, M. Caruso, K Vemon. P Dtmona. J. Schmidt. (STANDING) M. Kelly. S Htllenbrond, C. Calhoun. T Cush, R. Thompson, R Compton, P Dupont, J. Cassalio, J. Hyman (Coch), (2nd ROW) J. Radvonsky (COACH), P Phelan. H. Shtrmer, L Talamo, S Diehl, J. Gabnele, C Diienno, C Bulltck, T. McNamara (coach), (4th ROW) B Wtlhamson, J Alcorn, D. Wolpert, J Romano, P Dougherty, C Blotney, R Dougherty, D Ward, <TOP ROW) J Casey, M Scanlon, C. McGiotten, D Flynn, P. Demaro, J. Tiet1ens, A Calzt, J McGowen

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Explorettes strut thetr stuff.

SOME MOVES FROM THE VARSITY

A look down No Man's Land.

LaSalle's Beauties.

1983 Varsity Football

Overall Record: 7-3

LaSalle 16 14 15 17

7 12 6 7 14

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Opp.

West Catholic Cardinal Dougherty Father Judge Bishop Egan Archbishop Ryan North Catholic Bishop Kenrick Archbishop Wood Bishop McDevitt Saint Joseph's Prep

0

35 14 14

6

26 19

6 13

0

J.V. Football Playe rs: (SITTING), L. Flyn, R. Stoudenmeier, V. earth, R. Webster, J. Boardman, A. Macklin, E. Harkins, N. McColl, P. Bernard, (STANDING), J. McGowen, 路J. Brown, D. Atkinson, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Anderer, D. Lintner, R. Weikel, A. Bonner, A. Mattia, <TOP ROW), E. Spirito, E. Koebert, T. Kilian, L. Daly, S. Chadwick, W. Fohy, M. Simon, B. Timoney, A. Marzelak

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Harriers Run Wild

Perhaps the best phrase to describe our 1983 cross-country team was "big shoes to fill." Led by co-captains Dove Casale and Tom Shallow, we were to defend our 1982 Catholic League Chomp1onship, but more importantly, to uphold the reputation of perhaps the best cross-country team in the history of LaSalle.

We began to bring these goals about through tough practices which began in August. These practices entailed everything from twelve mile runs to grueling hill workout in front of the school. As time progressed we could see the vast improvements in our bodies. The runs become easier, but just when our bodies began to feel better, Coach Devine would g1ve us more 1ntense workouts.

By the beginning of September we felt ready to uphold the great tradition of LaSalle runners.

In our first major meet, The LaSalle College Invitational, we finished a disappointing fifth place, but the season was still young. At a league meet the next Wednesday, however, we suffered a devastating loss in the hip injury of junior Kurt Vonderschmolz. Without him we still managed to toke second place in the two following invitotionols, Conrad Weiser and Solesionum. After a sixth place finish in the pretigious Manhattan Invitational we were set to defend our Catholic League Championship. Unfortunately, a further setback occured when senior Bill Hoban suffered a severe ankle inJUry the day after the lost league meet.

X·Country g1ves on •nteresttng perspective on thtngs

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Richard Simmons would be proud

Tom puts on the miles .. •

... while Bill is content to wotch

Cooch Devine Clocks the time

Casale, Shallow, McElligott named All Catholic

On your marks, get set .. .

Spirits were high the day of the Champs, but with the two injured runners we could only manage a fourth place finish in the Varsity race. The JV and freshmen teams, ironically, also finished fourth .

Although our goals had not been reached, there were many individual accomplishments that cannot be overlooked. First of all, senior co-captain Dove Casale continued his dominance in the league, with his third selection as All Catholic and an eleventh place finish in the Champs. Tom Shallow, the other co-captain, became All Catholic with his gutsy seventh place finish in the Champs. Perhaps the greatest achievement, however, was provided by sophomore Seamus McEIIigot. He dropped o phenomenal two minutes from his time of the year before, and, as a result was also named All Catholic. Because of his consistent running throughout the year, he was named Most Valuable Runner.

Other Varsity runners included seniors Jim Lynn and Paul McCabe, Juniors Randy Brown and Eric DiCianno, and >ophomore John Livingood . Another pleasant surprise was provided by outstanding freshman Chris Van Zandt, with his stellar first place finish in the Freshmen Chomps, and impressive performances in Varsity meets throughout the season . Other good performances were provided by JV runners Bernie Soxon, Sean O'Holloron, Tom Copor, and Guy Lemboch.

With five returning varsity runners, and the JV runners mentioned above, Coach Pot Devine con only look to the future with hope.

Dove Casale, Coach Devine , Tom Shallow

I'll toke o Iorge fries and box of McNuggets

Nice socks, Bill

1983-84 Varsity X-Country: (L to R) J. Lynn, D. Casale, J. Uvinggood, R. Brown, E. DiCionno, S. McEIIigot, K. VonderSchmolz, T. Shallow, Pot Devine (Coach), B. Hoban, C. Von Zondt, P. McCabe.

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Soccer Kicks Up Winning Season This year marked the first winning season of the LaSalle soccer team, establishing the Explorers as one of the best teams in the Catholic League North. With this behind them, the 198384 squad set out to uphold its newly gained reputation .

Led by head coach Tom Turner, his assistant Seamus McWilliams, and team captains Frank D'Angelo and Will Malatesta, the team got off to a fantastic start. LaSalle lost only two of thirteen pre-season games, as well as taking first place in the Kutztown tournament and second place in the Christian Brothers' tournament, which was held in Washington, D.C.

Aw c'mon, woit until I fix this shoe.

Yo, toss thot boll over here!

1983-84 Varsity Soccer Teom: (Bock row) Heod Cooch Tom Tumer, Asst. Cooch Fronk McKenna, M. Flannery, J. Monohon, T. Hellman, D. Finn, K. Rudden, B. Sorry, J. Zomichieli, S. Weiss, T. Snyder, M. Schillinger, S. Sobo, M. Hobon, Asst. Cooch Seamus McWilliams, (Front row) J. DePoul, C. Stockmol, D. Crosson, M. Schools, W. Moletesto, M. D'Angelo, N. D'Pietro, F. D'Angelo, G. Stockmol, J. Wilkins, T. Broco ond C. Branscom.

Nervously owoiting the action.

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Malatesta Earns All-Catholic

D1d 1t go 1n? See next poge ...

Someone tell me where to kick this thing

The promising pre-season was, how· ver, followed by a mediocre showing in 1e regular season. The loss of the pre· eoson momentum can be attributed to oth the injury of assistant captain Mo· ltesto (replaced by senior Dove Cros· on for much of the season) and the ::>ugh competition of the Northern Diviion, as well as to the graduation of 1ony of lost year's finest players. Depite these problems, though, the team till managed to come up with a league ecord of 6·9·1 , and on overall record of 1-1 0-1 . This is on admirable finish when he difficulties faced by the club ore onsidered.

With o great amount of young talent 1t LaSalle (including sophomores Drew .tockmol and Todd Hellman), Coach ·urner looks forward to o great 1984-85 eason, hoping to follow the precedent .reoted by this year's team.

That's using your heod, Dove.

The boll wos o blur.

1983 Varsity Socce r League Record: 6-9-1 Opp.

LaSalle

1 2 4

3 1 3 2 5 1

7 6 1

2 3 3 10

Father Judge Bishop Kenrick Bishop McDev1tt Cardinal Dougherty Archbishop Wood Archbishop Ryan North Cotholic Bishop Egan Father Judge Bishop Kenrick Bishop McDevit t Cardinal Dougherty Archbishop Wood Archbishop Ryan North Catholic Bishop Egan

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3 5 2 1

1 0

3 6

4 1

•.• tt went in.

A Peter Pon tmttotlon.

Soccer Teom Strut

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How ore the wtfe ond kids.

Too much kick tn the boll.

The Frosh Team!

A jubilant crowd oversees victory.

The loneliness of a goalie.

So ccer players use their heads.

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SWEEPERS SUCCEED ON SCHUYKILL

Not yet, I'm getting sick

B. Longe, G. Korlson, J. Elliott, L. Gilmore Bottom: G Loos.

Junior Varsity: (Top), John Wohl, Mott Ledwith, Horry Coruso, John Kodst, Tim Ernst, Joe Conovon, Jom•e Forris, Fron Rofter, Btll Clinton, Brion Dugons, (bottom), Joe McFod· den, Ed Butler, Pete Stgmund

The J.V Four Cothohc Chomptons

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INHABIT NEW BOATHOUSE

Varsity Crew: A. McCleese, D. Reinhardt, B. McNamara, C.T. Heckmann, Coach Ken Show, S. Convery, l. Donofrio, S. Sossamon, P. Sweeney {Copt.), A. Giletti, Coxswain.

Shown using one hand as usual.

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IN AN EXCELLENT SEASON

"Now, who stole the basketball?"

Lo Solie Vor•ity Basketball Team: (Front Row) J. Romano (MGR), M. Bosilii, J. Zomichieli, L. Guess, D. Soleckt, R. Sherman, J Stanczak (MGR) (Bock Row) J. Grady, G. Wilhelm, D. Diehl, C. Conlin, K. Morrison, T. Asman, T. Gizzi

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The 1983-84 La Salle Basketball te01 began its work in early October. Fro1 tryouts to practice to games, on orom of hard work pierced the air in tr team's presence. After a disoppointin pre-season, the Explorers shot from tr gates of the Catholic League North 1: on exciting victory over Archbisho Ryan just before Christmas. The wee following, the Explorers pocked up on trekked to yet unconquered territory i southern Virginia, and the Benedictir Capitol City Classic. Here, the te01 gained much needed experience, fa· ing some of the best teams in the nc tion. Although the Explorers finishe just 1-2, the team hod learned, and b• gun to come together. Returning hom New Years' Eve, the team began read· ing itself once again for the many toug Catholic League opponents. Apporen ly, the Explorers early hard work po1 off, as they cycled through the leogu once with o perfect record of 8-0. Higl lights were a pair of wins in two wo1 against McDevitt and Judge, and blowout against Bishop Kenrick c home. Throughout the year, Cooc Burke emphasized after each gamt that the game was indeed over, and th team would hove to prove itself ogoir He compared the other Catholic Nort teams to sharks, waiting for La Salle t fall. But outstanding performance were many in the faces of junior centE Craig Conlin, and Senior captain Lorr Guess . Meanwhile John Zomichie played the ironmon role with consister ploy, and clutch hoops. But there wer also guys like senior guard Mark Bosoi who never got much notice, but ploye well because of the hard work he put ir Then of course, there were two junio1 who did on outstanding job, especially i the first half of the season. These tw guys were Greg "Dill" Wilhelm, and Ke vin Morrison, who platooned, and fille the rebounding, strong-forward role fc the Explorers. And, with the absence c Tom Gizzi through much of the seosor emphasized even more, their contrib~ tion. Perhaps nobody expected junic Tim Gizzi to be back so soon, after late-season football injury. While recc vering, it was Gizzi who motivated hin self to run, and lift and work and wor

LASALLE WINS NORTHERN DIVISION

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1983-84 Varsity Baske tball

League Record: 13-3

LaSalle

45 52 75 63 59 62 64

48 55 57 71

38 70 60 43 62

Opp.

Archbishop Ryan Cardinal Dougherty Archbishop Wood North Catholic Bishop McDevitt Bishop Kenrick Father Judge Bishop Egan Archbishop Ryan Cardinal Dougherty Archbishop Wood North Catholic Bishop McDevitt Bishop Kenrick Father Judge Bishop Egan

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53 55 52

47 40

45 56

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64 48 49

himself into shape. Speaking of hard workers, Dan Solecki should immediately come to mind. Dan played some very meaningful minutes, adding smart ballhandling, and experience in clutch situotions. Also, there was Tom Asman, a first year player in his senior year. Tom, olthough playing sparingly, was a role :>layer, who hustled, played very solid defense, hit some shots, and pushed :>eople in practice.

Finally, there was the coaching staff. .;ead Coach Les Burke, in his third year ot La Salle, once again proved that he is o winner. His assistants, Mr. Joe Parisi, ond coach Marty Jackson, who doubled JS J.V. coach, were tremendously ino~olved in the team's success, more than :on be mentioned. And, tending to the flock of frosh, in his first year at La Salle, J highly experienced Coach McMillan. \lext year's team looks just as bright, noybe even brighter, filled with quality from Brother Andrew, to Mr. Stanc~ack, through the coaching staff and )layers. Good Luck! And Congratulorions!

Zommo flies over Cardinals.

Dill soars over a nest of falcons .

"Well, Isn't anyone going to get it?"

Mark goes for double digits.

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JV AND FRESHMAN TEAMS CONQUER

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An entranced sideline

Raise your hands if you're sure.

SuperDunlc.

Zomo tokes flight

Tense Attention

Don't ushers get free food?

OPPONENTS AND POST WINNING SEASONS

Falcon's foul favors Lo Salle

t Salle Junior Vanity Basketball Team:(Front Row) D. Elcock (MGR), E. Harkins, B. Lesorovoge, R. termon, G. Cosby, P. Dougherty (MGR), (Bock Row) P. Bossow (MGRl, D. Diehl, M. Cosey, M . Moyer, K. orrison, G. Wilhelm, J. Grady

Salle Freshman Basketball Team: (Front Row) J. Cosper (MGR), A. Funk, M . Macklin, B. Patrone, J. gon, B. Coghltn, D. Wolpert, C. Hynes, (Bock Row) C. Calhoun (MGR), K. loquinton, G. Cosgrove, D. 1ith, J. Tietjens, T. Fitzgerald, B. McGowan, D. Gurkin, T. Maguire

"Let me hove the boll! No, me!"

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Trackmen Strong in Relays

Is the guy on crutches gonno run?

Coach gives lost minute instructions.

Dev1ne unve1ls h1s secret weapon ...

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This year's indoor track team, in the trod1t1on of LaSalle runners, has vast potential for a great season. The team is led by seniors Dove Casale, Bill Hoban, Tom Shallow and Bill Schull, along with juniors Eric DiCionno and Randy Brown, and sophomore Seamus McElligott. The majority of these runners ore All-Catholic, giving coach Pot Devine one of the strongest teams in the league.

The team's best events this season ore the 1,000 yard run, dominated by Casale, and the distance medley and two mile relays, in which various combinations of runners participated. Nearly every one of these comb1nations was unbeatable in the d1stonce-medley relay.

The indoor track team took port in many races this season, 1ncluding the Meet of Champions at Leh1gh Umversity. The season closed in March w1th the State Indoor Championsh1ps, followed by t he Eastern States Champtonship, and lastly the Catholic League Chomps.

Judging from the present strength of the team, a very good showing in the Catholic League Chomps looks inevitable. Everyone hopes that the Catholic League title will be returned to LaSalle.

The blunness ...

Even the photographer was exc1ted

and clocks his invi1ible runner.

All-Catholics Dominate Squad

.. of the long d1stonce runner

The 1983-1984La Salle lndoarTrack Team: Top T. Shollow,l. Helmick,M. Horvon, J. Waters, D. Casal, W. Schull, W. Hobun BOTTOM: S McElligott, B. Saxon, C. Vanzandt

If I only hod my track shoes!

Down to the wire ...

LASALLE ICE HOCKEY TEAM

1983-841ce Hockey Team: (Front Row) B. T orpy, H. Portland, J. Marasco, A. Etchells, R. Colehower (Asst.

Coach), J. Connor, M. Timmerman, J. Halfpenny (Asst. Copt.), T. Charlton (Copt.), F. Rankin (Asst.

Copt.), P. Liszewski, R. Colehower, J. Mogu1re (Coach). M1ss1ng: F. Sposato, G. Conwell, K. Mallon.

"I om not coming off now!

Don' t turn your bock on me."

O.K. Let's bury him.

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A blasting stopshot to the net.

GLIDES TO EASY VICTORIES

Skates tightly laced, helmet inploce, I slowly unwind a roll of b lock tope around the blade of my hockey stick and think bock to the beginning of the season, when the only goal of LaSalle's hockey team was to simply put a team on the ice. Now as I sit here remembering those early days !think about our first practice. Sitting here in this some locker room, I was surrounded by a bunch of strangers whose faces I hod never seen before. Apart from the seven or eight returning vetron players, I didn't know a soul in the room. But now as the season is slowly winding down to its conclusion, I look around the locker room and recognize those same faces, once so strange to me, as the faces of my teammates. During the course of this long season, we hove finally become a team.

Early in the season, the f uture of LaSalle Hockey was very much in doubt.

Seven seniors had been lost through graduation, and our only goalie hod been lost to injury. Facing a season with young, inexperienced players was one thing, but hockey without a regular goalie was unthinkable. Finally, though, a new goalie surfaced. Sophomore Harry Portkand, normally a winger, became our number one goalie. In this first regular, he allowed only three goals as we defeated Upper Dublin seven to three.

In that game everything seemed to fall into place. We had a goalie, leadership was provided by seniors Terry Charlton, Fronk Rankin, John Halfpenny and Frank Sposato, and our young players played like veterans.

That first game was our crucial test, which we passed easily. Now if only they had all been that easy. We lost three straight after that one, but still, we now knew what we could do. All of the unanswered questions of thepreseason had finally been answered, and we could get down to playing hockey.

Between period strategy

/ Terry flying on on end to end rush.

"Skote much Ronkin?"

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La Salle ''Keglers'' Spare No One

Whoddyo' mean I don' t get a varsity letter

The 1983-84 season ot the LaSalle bowling team has been one of accomplishment, despite the loss of two-thirds of lost year's varsity team to graduation. Led by captain Paul Grous, seniors Steve Govorone and Chris Schwartz, as well as juniors Tim Helmick and Don Cleary, the keglers (what's a kegler?) turned 1n a good showing in the Catholic League northern division.

Much of the credit for this season goes to coach Tom Power, who holds the responsibility of work1ng with each of the bowlers to better that student's game.

The results of his time spent with the bowlers ore ev1dent 1n the outstanding accomplishments of several Individuals, including Grous and Helmick.

Look1ng to next year, Coach Power sees the future of LaSalle bowling as promising. The strong JV team of this year will serve to augment the returning members of the vars1ty squad to form a strong nucleus for the 1984-85 season.

Though the recent competition in the Catholic League has been tough, the dedication of the LaSalle bowlers should help to bnng them to the top.

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Look' s hke rt mtght be ...

La So He Voi'Sity Bowltng Teom 1983-84 C . Gemmâ&#x20AC;˘, P Grous, Tom Power(Cooch) D. Cleary, C. Swartz, T. Helmtck

And Strike Hard at the Catholic League .

. . . it is, a STRIKE.

The ballet of bowling.

Come on, I wont my turn.

Ready for the catapults.

Hey, turn off thot damn flash!

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LASALLE SWIMS TO GLORY

"What in the h.__ ore they doing down there"

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LEAVES OPPONENTS IN WAKE

"Which way is up?"

Caught in mid-flight

This year's swim team defends its Catholic League championship, re路 claimed last season, and is once again favored to take the title. Although the team lost several all-Catholic seniors from a squad who set a record for points scored at championships last season, the team's depth is expected to pick up the slack. Led by fourth year coach Tony Amand and co-captains Steve Hladczuk and John Hogan, La Salle stands ready to meet a challenging season.

In addition to the co-captains, the swim team has a number of swimmers who could be serious contenders for allCatholic honors. These swimmers include senior Jim Tobin and Matt Best, juniors Kevin Garrity, Dave O'Brien, Chas O'Brien, and Glenn Walters, and freshman Drew Reichner.

The key dates on the swimming schedule this year are Feb. 8 against archrival Cardinal O'Hara and the league champs at St. Joe's University on March 3rd. If La Salle's depth remains strong, the swimmers should be able to make good on the promise, "We shall repeat."

JAWS sets sights for next victim

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Grapplers Tough it Out

Wrestling T eom members onx1ously owoit action

Ready for the p1n1

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The LaSalle wrestling team enJoyed o successful 1983-84 season. Led by seniors Chris Mars at 126 lbs., Pot T1money ot 155 lbs., John Johnson at 145 lbs., and Kevin Lambert at 1851bs., as well as juniors Tom Kolsun at 1671bs., and Ron Matthew, hP.avyweight, the team compiled on overall record of 14-5, and o Catholic League record of 5-4. Several team members were top-five record holders during the season. Credit for this winning season goes not only to the wrestlers themselves, but also to head coach Dove Siegel, who is responsible for getting the grapplers into shape each season.

Though many key wrestlers will be lost to graduation this year, the 1984-85 season should be JUSt as successful, as a strong group of underclassmen round out the team Another goal of next season's team 1s to increase the attendance to 1ts matches, as recently the crowd has consisted mostly of friends and family of the wrestlers. Th1s goal should be easily otto1ned, with the reputation of the LaSalle wrestling team growing qu1ckly.

Hey Ref, con I go to the bathroom?

Your turn for lunch, or m1ne?

And Pin Opponents For Winning Season

Come on boys, ploy nice!

Ref gets down for o closer look.

Another winner!!!

Lo Salle High Varsity Wrestling, Front: T. Kent, C. Redd, M. Cantwell, J. Romano, T. McCoy, J. Gabriele, J. Pileggi. Middle: D. Adams, C. Meus, (C.) D. Masucci, J. Tannahill, K. Melinson, M. Mclees, Top: P. Henderson (oss.t coach), R. Matthew, K. Lambert, P. Timoney (C.) T. Kolsun (C.), J. Johnson, R. Biggaus, J. Gabriele, D. Siegel (Coach)

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LASALLE TENNIS TEAM

Joe shows his new swing.

La Salle's tennis team began lost year with two basic goals; to win the Catholic League title and to replace the 66 match winning streak broken the year before.

When the smoke cleared, La Salle hod won its sixth title in seven years and hod achieved its fifth undefeated season in six years.

This year the goals are pretty much the some, to repeat as champions and to continue the current 14 match winning streak. And despite losing both his top singles and his top doubles players (All-Catholics Jim Simone and Pot Smith), second year coach Brother William Riley is confident of achieving both goals.

The reasons for this confidence ore depth and balance. The Explorers ore simply loaded with tolent. If trouble should arise, Coach Riley con depend on the experience of seniors Joe Cilio, John Leahy, and Kevin Rudden, the expertise of juniors Andrew Ragusa and Glenn Stockmol ( 12-0, All-Catholic doubles lost year), or the consistency of sophomores Dove Martello ( 13-1) and Drew Stockmol (14-0, All-Catholic as a freshman).

With o little luck and a lot of hard work this year's team should attain the level reached by La Salle's tennis dynasty of the late 70's.

1983-1984 Tennis Team: Left to Right: K. Rudden, D Stockmal, G. Stockmal, G. Solley, D. Martello, J Cillo, A. Ragusa.

Let's see, what shall we do today?

How about we ploy a game of racquetball.

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SWINGS INTO NEW SEASON

1984 Varsity Tennis Apirl 3 West Catholic 5 Bishop Egan 10 Bishop Kenrick 12 Archbishop Carroll 17 Cardinal O'Hara 19 St. Joseph's Prep 24 Monsigno r Bonner 26 Archbishop Ryan Ma y 1 Cardinal Doughert y 3 Archbishop Wood 8 Father Judge

Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away

But Brother, I always take off the first month of the season.

Now, Gentlemen, I like this racquet because it has a good feel . ..

. .. and they pay me a lot of money to soy this.

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RUNNERS RULE CATHOLIC LEAGUE

Everyone together now, left, right, left

Now, when I give the word, everyone throw up.

Comin' to the finish ...

The 1984 La Salle Spring T rock team has three primary goals for this season: To surpass the outstanding results of lost year's team in the Distance Medley and Two-Mile relays, to win the Penn Re lays Championship of America in those two relays and to develop a stronger all-around team.

Leading the way for these goals will be on excellent group of senior runners.

All-Catholic Co-Captains David Casale and Tom Shallow return from the 1983 Distance Medley relay which was the fourth best in the nation. All-Catholic Bill Hoban and sprinter Bill Schull complete this years team. Larry Helmick and Mike Harvan will compete in the hurdles, while Tony Broca and Bill Schull will handle the sprints. Jim Waters will add depth to the distance team . Brian Driscoll, Rick Calhoun and Larry Helmick will make up the majority of the field events team.

Rick will throw the Shot and Discus, Larry will high jump, and Brian will throw the Javelin.Brian shows excellent promise and could be the Catholic League

Coach Devine clocks th e JV runners

1983-84 Varsity Track Team, bock row from left: T. Shallow, L. Helmick, M. Harvon, J. Waters, C Casale, W. Schull, W. Hoba n, Kneeling, from left: S. Me Elligott, B. Saxon, C. VanZandt.

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EARN ALL-CATHOLIC HONORS

Champion.

The Two-Mile relay will consist of Bill Hoban, Tom Shallow, David Casale and any one of these super juniors: Kurt VonderSchmoltz, Eric Diciono, Pot Schull, Randy Brown, and Bernie Saxon.

Super sophomore Seamus McElligott, along with John Livingood, will hopefully develop into the future stars of the league. The team's future also looks good because of underclassmen John Bottinger, Joe Brozoski, Sean O'Holoron, Tom Copper, Guy Lemboch, Jeff Thomas, and Ed Kelly.

The team is also strengthened by freshman Chris Von Zondt. Chris was ::me of the best Parochial school runners ost year. A league championship does 10t look possible this year because we jo not hove enough depth in the key :vents. What the team hopes to do is to :Jchieve success with the runners we 1ave.

Blue and Gold's Favorite: Mike Horvon

1983路84 Junior Varsity Track Team. From left: P. Lemboch, S. O'Holloron, S. Colodonoto, J. Bottinger, C. Costigan, B. Saxon, M. Stelocio, M . Scanlon, P.J. McGonigle, J. Boer, J. Livingood.

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EXPLORERS TAKE TO THE DIAMOND

Junior Steve Rietzke uncorks a long one

We've heard of bad field conditions, bul ..•

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Pride. A word and feeling t hat coulc corry the 1984 LaSalle baseball team tc its first ploy-off appearance in five years. After two disappointing seasons, coach Ed Molush, in his sixth year a~ head coach, and the players ore now ir the process of priming themselves foe o promising season.

Though the final roster has not beer completed, the team will most likely be c young one. Handling the cotchin£ chores, a rguably the toughest positior on the diamond, will probably be eithe1 junior Tom Gizzi or sophomore Bobb}o Perno.

The inf ield could possibly be monnec completely by juniors. Returning to firs1 bose will be Second T earn All-Catholic junior Craig Conlin. This position mo}o also be filled by junior Dove Buonomo 0 1 senior Jim Poole. At second bose, the players cha llenging for the posit ion ore senior Tom Moggetti and junior Keit~ Pensabene. Shortstop will probably be played by junior Rich Sherman, who mo> also fill-in at second, and Bobby Perno Vying for third bose ore juniors Front< Monahan and Dove Gingrich.

The outfield poses on unusual prob· lem, as there ore no returning player~ from lost year's team to fill the positions Likely candidates include seniors Steve Crone and Steve Sobo, and juniors Johr Kissane, Tim Helmick, Marty Dean Dove Buonomo and Tom Gizzi.

The mound corps could possibly be staffed by only one senior and four ju niors. The lone senior will be Jim Poole on Honorable Mention All-City ploye1 lost year. He is also the returning cop toin. The juniors could include Mike Hynes, Steve Riet zke and Craig Conlin The fourth junior may be Jim Hasson, c strong-armed righthander from Chico go . Others who may see time on the mound ore Steve Crone and Rich Sher man.

Whoever the players ore that wil comprise the 1984 team, they will de themselves proud. The initial tryout~ hove shown great enthusiasm. If the players con ploy to their potential durin5; the long f o llowing months, we very wei could be congratulating them for or outstanding season.

IN HIGH HOPES OF SUCCESS

J1m Poole shows perfect form 1n follow through

Craig Conlin makes for on 1mposing form on the mound

Coach Molush wonders why M1ke Hynes is wearing spikes on the asphalt

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NASTY WEATHER FORCES CHAMPION

Members of 1983-1984 Golf Team pose behind Championship bonner. Bock row, from left: T. Shallow, K. Christine, T. Murphy, R. Savarese, F. Worthington, Bro. AI Lumley (Coach). Front Row: S. Darcey, F. Gregor, A. Bonner, E. Dicciano, M. Neff

Ted Murphy checks wind conditions

Tom Shallow prepares to chip

A promising season awaits the 1984 LaSalle Golf T eom. Led by captain Rob Savarese and seniors Tom Shallow, Bill McKernan, Kevin Christine, Ted Murphy and Brion Driscoll, along with juniors Andy Bonner and Eric Dicionno, the team shows great potential in the form of a vast wealth of talent. Brother AI, in his duties as head coach, prepares the golfers for the coming season through early spring practices and many hours of work with theindividuol players.

The main ambition of the team is to continue their tradition of winning the Catholic League Championships. For the post five years, LaSalle has emerged victorious from the Chomps. Upholding this reputation is the first priority of the golfers.

An increase in the number of matches comprising the season should present no problem at all for the team, despite the fact that the majority of these matches ore away, while only a few ore to be held at Whitemarsh Country Club, the team's home course. Hopefully o sixth Championship will come into the hands of the LaSalle golfers, and they will continue to make on admirable showing for our school.

Kevin Christine faces o difficult uphill lie Champion putter Rob Savarese

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LINKSTERS INTO AUDITORIUM FOR PRACTICE

March April

May

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1984 Varsity Golf Schedule 30 Cardinal Doughertyowoy 2 Father Judge home 6 Monsignor Bonnor owoy 9 bye I3 Bishop Kenrick home 16 Cardinal O'Horo owoy 27 Archbishop Wood home 30 Archbishop Ryon home 4 North Catholic away 7 Bishop Egan home 11 Archbishop Carroll away 14 St. James away 18 Roman Catholic away 21 St. Joseph's Prep away 25 Bishop Me Devitt home

While Drew Bonner looks heavenward for insp1rotion, Bro. AI begins to d1rect the La Solie High Golfers Chorus

Senior Brion Driscoll braves the inclement weather

.. but still can't hit the boll out of the long gross

Brother AI addresses the boll while Bing Crosby and o La Salle Swimmer look on

1983-84 La Salle Golf Team, Bock row, from left: Coach Bro AI, K. Christine, T . Shallow, F. Worthington, F. Gregor, S. Darcey, E. D1cciono, D. Gregor Front row, from left: B. Driscoll, A . Bonner, T . Murphy, R. Savarese, w. McKemon.

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ROWERS ATTACK SCHUYLKILL

Varsity 8 explores uncharted seas

Wrong boot, Bubbo.

"Stop posing, Lou, ond get off my oor."

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With the addition of a brand nev. eight man boot, o brand new four mar boot, a new boot house, along with the usual excellent coaching staff and wei trained crew, LaSalle is better than ever Never before has LaSalle crew been ir such a favorable position. The prograrr was given new energy when it pur路 chased two new shells lost year, and twc more this year, giving us four shells ir prime condition.

With the excellent performance tho路 was shown by the Varsity Eight in the fall of I 983, there is no other Vorsit) Eight boot in Philadelphia that con touc~ them. This is 1984's most favored boo路 and many fine performances ore sure tc come from it. Not only does the V-~ show great promise, but the Junior Yor sity Eight and the two fours ore also ex pected to do well.

None of these conditions could hovE been brought about without the effort~ of head coach Ken Show and the ossis tont coaches Mr . Volinte and Mr Sweeney. All of these men put in sc much time that it's easy to explain wh) LaSalle crew is so promising this year.

RACE ON TO VICTORY

C.T. tried the island.

"Fine! I won't go with you!"

"Is this our boot?"

Wrong way Andy and Lou

"Do you wont to hear me sing Matt?"

The new crew fashion; wearing hoods.

"Are you taking o picture of us?"

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"We're the Vorsity-8 and we're losing to the Frosh-

8."

"You're sweating and we just left the dock."

Varsity Eight: P. Sweeney, S. Sassman, L. Donofrio, S. Convery, C.T. Heckman, T. McNamara, D Reinhart, A. Mclees.

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Nice hot Shown.

Hundred~

flock to see victorious retum of Varsity Eight

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"So how ore the wife and k1ds "

"Th1s Bud's far you_"

Smile

"I th1nk we ore lost_"

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A LOOK BACK

Stro1ning at the tope

"Now, don't worry that we're down by 50 points"

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Quiet! D1rector at work.

La Salle, as seen by m1xer crowds

Those actual mixer crowds.

Brother Talbot catches a sunbeam for experimental use

" We're Number 1"

La Salle's first ever Human1stic Ecology Closs.

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A SECOND LOOK BACK

I will accept thts award because I richly deserve it

John DePaul tn hts Calculos AB class.

Rob Savarese's Talk Show wtth hts guests, Pete Moffit and Michael Byron.

Fronk Govtn instucts Joe Letbrandt (1) on the facts of life.

A monthly meeting of the Leather Jacket Club

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Joe Pensabene ts named new vice路principol.

"We hove a speaol on eye of newt today "

"Bill, Not even the clothes will help you on the interview."

"Sorry Jim, All of the colleges turned you down."

This says it all.

The Frosh parking lot.

Brother Andrew catches o few ZZZs.

/ Jim wonted this picture in.

Mr. Roche and Brother Bill planning curriculum.

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LA SALLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL 8605 Chelrenham Ave., Philadelphia. PA 19118{215) 233-2911 Office of rhe Principal

1\ letter from ~rotQer 1\nllrew .Quality, a Ireasure of excellence, helps define the Class of 1984. Challenged on entrance to La Salle to "explore excellence," you began that exploration with a spirit of creative striving that kept you headed toward worthwhile goals. In four years, you have rroved together through the difficult passage fran adolescence to maturity. Helped by friends along the way, you experienced rrotion in the fonn of change and growth, and arotion as you shared victories and defeats and their consequent joys or frustrations. You accepted yourselves, then reached out in confidence to others.

United in the challenging process of being human, you began to respond to La Salle's persistent call to pursue a life of trust, friendship, faith and justice. In becaning involved in the rich and intricate interweaving of self with others, you accepted the invitation to live, to make good things happen. The goodness you brought to your school revealed itself in signs of your presence: joy, courage, loyalty and respect - gifts derived not so much from culture or education but from the questing

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human heart.

Enthusiasm is essential in the quest for excellence, and you possess it in abundance . Your class has a gratifyingly large percentage of individuals who measured their four years here by exceptional degrees of involvement with those who shared sentiment, space, and self with them.

Literally, enthusiasm means "in God" or "full of God" and in offering that gift, you r61\inded all of us that the encounter with God cares through a gradual deepening of our relationships with those who seek Him with us.

Success, for a school, is measured in tenns of individual student progress in the direction of excellence. As your principal , I appreciate the accanplishIOOnts of many ne:nbers of this class and acknc:Mledge that through friendly canpetition you have challenged one another to develop potential and becane better persons. Your class history of achievanent will glow with deserved lustre and pennanence so that future generations of Explorers might follow the pathways you marked by leaving behind you improved activities, stronger spirit, and essentially better and happier persons who will rananber you.

Tarorrow's world beckons, perhaps threateningly . But everything you have experienced here should have taught you sanething about hope and dreams.

Dreams are closely linked to man ' s ambitions and fears . Great ~n have had dreams of social justice, peace, and Christianity really lived. Your dreams, your ideals, your quests are worth cherishing--but they are also worth doing sanething about. We hope that you keep striving to attain them, because faith tells us that you will be responding to a call from God - to make his presence in the world real. It is, in fact, a call to help recreate your world, to pull it together in Christ, as you have this school, that grateful!y wishes you continued success on the journey.

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John R. Albor 20 lonfoir Rood Cheltenham, PA 19012

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635-3558 Football I, 2 ... Spirit Club 3, 4 ... Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 ... Intra路 mural Rep. 1, 4

Nicholoa Amorotia 20 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Counc1l 4 ... Trock and Field I . . Yeorbook 4 ... Crew 2, 4 ...

Prom Committee 4 ... Notional Honor Society 4 . . . Scholastic "l" I, 2, 3, 4

Motthew Anderer

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3068 Cloverly Dr.

John H. Anderson Ill

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9135 Ryerson Rd.

Furlong, PA 18925

Philo., PA 19114

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lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . . Wres路 tling 3, 4 ... Soccer I, 2 ... Photo Club 2, 4

Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4

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Thoma• Joaeph Asman 60 5603 Mriom Rd Phslodelph10, PA 19124 743-8114 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . Football I, 2, 3(U . . Trock and Field 2, 4 Bosketboll 4(L) Andrew Chartes Bailey 70 IS Volley Drive Furlong, PA 18925 794-5400 Football I ... Bowling I, 2 . . . Notional Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 . . . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . Scholastic "L" I, 2, 3, 4 Mark Basilli

20

349 Evergreen Drive North Wales, PA 19454 699-4036 Basketball I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) ..• Football 3(U, 4(L) Gerald V. Behr 3D 4110 Jackson Drive Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 233-4052 Football I, 2, 3(U, 4(L} . . Swtmmtng I ... lntromurols 2, 3, 4 . Yearbook 4 John Bell 40 4905 Roosevelt Blvd.

Philadelphto, PA 19124 288-4850 Football I, 2, 3(U, 4 . . Trock 3 . Homeroom Rep. 4 ... lntromurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club I, 2, 3, 4 Charles James Sellitto 415 West Germantown Pike East Norton, PA 19401 272-1604 lntromurols 2, 3 . Chess Club I Dromo Club I, 2, 3, 4

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Mothletes I, 2, 3, 4 .

Matthew A. lest 60 2192 Joshua Rood Lafayette Htll, PA I 9444 828-3714 Swtmmlng I(L), 2(U, 3(U, 4(Ll . . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ...

Track I ... Cross Country I ... Wisterion I, 3, 4 (Layout Editor) Yearbook 4 (Typing Editor) Ke nneth Jerome Booker 429 E Pleasant Street Philodelpheo, PA 19119 848·3188

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John lell

Marklosilli

Ken looker

Matt ...,

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Steâ&#x20AC;˘elymes

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Anthony J. Broca 10 205 Sunnybrook Rd. Flourtown, PA 19031 233-<>869 Football 1, 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 4 ... Trock and Field 1, 2, 3, 4 Matthew H. Bradley 20 7904 Flourtown Ave. Wyndmoor, PA 19118 233-4979 Forum 1, 2(L), 3, 4 (president) ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 (president) ... Wisterion 3, 4 ... Religious Activities 4 ...

Track and Field 1, 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic "l"1,2,3, 4 Edward M. Brennan 30 332 Northwood Ave. Elktns Pork, PA 19117 379-4162 Bond 1, 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3 ... Scholastic "L" 3 Edward H. Buase, Ill P.O. Box 109 Corversvtlle, PA 18913 297-8488 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

50

John F. Byrne 436 Bridgetown Pk. langhorne, PA 19047 757-5182 lntromurols 2, 3, 4 ... Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4

60

Stephen F. Byrnea 802 Fanshawe St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 342-8714 Bond 1, 2 ... Stage bond 1 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

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Michael R. Byron 10 310 Roumfort Rd. Phâ&#x20AC;˘ladelphio, PA 19119 242-sno Forum 1 . Wistenon 3, 4 ... Yearbook 3 ... Spirit Club 3 Richard J. Calhoun 20 919 Regency Circle Penllyn, PA 19422 643-3094 Boseboll1 . Trock2, 3(U, 4(U ... Footboii1,2(U,3(U, 4(l) lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Sptrit Club 1, 2 , 3, 4 . Wrestling 3(U, 4(U ... Oiokonis 1, 2

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30 John G. Capaldi 304 Wood Spnng Rd Gwynedd Volley, PA 19437 542·7320 Swimm1ng I , 2 . Cross Country 3 . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Wisterion 4 ... YearStage Crew 3 Art Club 3, 4 book 4 (Art Ed1torl

40 125 Lafayette Ave Oreland, PA 19075 884-7628 Football 1, 2, 3(L), 4(U (Athletic Trainer) . . Bosebo112(L) .. . lntromurols I, 2, 3 (Rep.), 4 ... Swimming 2 . .. Golf 3, 4 .. .

Yearbook 3 Harry J. Carpenter

Frank C. Carroll

50

11910 Barlow St. Philadelphia, PA 19116 698-8643 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 60 Da•id M. Casale 709 W Sondy R1dge Rd Doylestown, PA 18901 345-6228 Cross Country 2(U, 3(U, 4(U (Copto~n) ... Winter Track 2(U, 3(U, 4(U (Copto1n) . Spring Track 2(U, 3{U, 4{L) {CoptOin) lntromurols 2, 3, 4 . Oiokoms 2 ... Sp~rit Club 4 Gerard F. Cattie 70 8511 Ell1ston Dr. Wyndmoor, PA 19118 233-2119 Sw1mm1ng I, 2(U, 3(L), 4(L) . . Wisterion I, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 3, 4 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 .. Spirit Club 2, 3, 4

10 Dongwoo Chang 6633 N . 6th St. Philadelphia, PA 19126 927-4318 Forum I, 2, 3, 4 Notional Honor Society 3, 4 ... Scholostic "L" I, 2, 3, 4 20 18 West Gowen Ave Philodelph1o, PA 19119 CH2.0185 Ice Hockey I (L), 2(U, 3(U, 4(L) (Captain) ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Oiokonis I Computer Oub 3 ... Sp11it Club 3

Terrence J. Charlton

Ke•in S. Christine 40 10 Scool House Lone

60

Plymouth Meet1ng, PA 19462 828-2634 Golf 2(L), 3(L) . . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country I Oiokon1s 2 Sp1nt Club 4

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K....in Chriatine

Dontwoo Chon1

Harry Corpontor

157

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70 Jame1 M. Cicchiello 14 Longview Circle Nornstown, PA 19401 272-6983 Soccer I, 2, 3(U ... Trock I, 2 ... Forum I ... Photo Club I, 2, 3, 4 (Pres.), Yearbook 3 4 (Photo Editor) ... Wi.sterian 4 (Photo Editor) ... Scholastic "L" I, 2, 3, 4 .. . Student Council 3 ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice-President).

Joteph Cilia

10

8241 Ceittenden St. Philadelphia, PA 19118 248路4743

Varsity Tennis (L) I, 2, 3, 4 ... CSC I, 2, 3 ... Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 (Business Manager) ... Student Council 4 ... Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Blate Carmen Cinque 4 138 Robbins Street Philadelphia, PA 19135 338-4576 Baseball I, 2 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 3 ...

Scholastic "L" I Steven A. Ciquero 63 Bloke Avenue Rockledge, PA 19111 379-5504 lntromurols I, 2 ... Bond I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling I.

30

Chrittopher S. Collins 27 E. Gowen Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19119 248路4641 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Hockey 2(U, 3(U.

50

60 Shawn R. Convery 2628 Maxwell St. Philadelphia, PA 19152 969-5620 Crew 2 , 3(U, 4(U ... Bond I, 2, 3 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4.

Jay M. Conway

70

654 Hermitage St. Phtlodelphto, PA 19128 482-9013

lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Richard S. Cottigan

10

365 Dundee Drive Blue Bell, PA 19422 542-8690

Track 2, 4 .. Indoor Track 2 ... CSC 3 . .. Auction 3 ...

Photo Club 4 ... Cross Country 2 ... lntromurols 2, 3, 4 .

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David E. Crou on 4D 6148 Alma Street Ph1lodelpheo, PA 19149 289-4118 Track ond F1eld 1, 2 Cross Country 2 .. Soccer 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . D1okonis 2 Vincent J. Cuce 50 1539 Fulton Dnve Maple Glenn, PA 19002 643-6630 Cross Country 1 ... Crew 2 ... Wisterion 3, 4 ... Yeorbook 3, 4 (Senior Photographer) ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer) ... Drama 3, 4 {Production Manager) ... Intra路 murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Retreat Leader 4 John M. Cunningham 6D 86 I 4 Bridle Rood Philadelphia, PA 19115 673-7434 W1sterion 1, 2, 3 . Sp1rit Club 1 ... Baseball Manager 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . Retreat Leader 4 William T. Cunningham 7D 9240 Verree Rood Philadelphia, PA 19115 676-9431 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Noteonol Honor Society 3, 4 Eugene D. D' Aleuandro 1D 404 Livezey Street Philadelphia, PA 19128 482-3124 Basketball Manager I, 2, 3 ... WCAF 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 (Rep.) ... Drama 4 ... Diokonis 1 ... Stage Crew I Stephen C. Crone 3D 107 Pawnee Rood New Britain, PA 18901 345-0336 Football!, 2, 4(U ... Bosebo112, 3(L), 4(U ... Bowling Club 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Frank G. D' Angelo 520 Oreland Mill Rood Oreland, PA 19075 887-2412 Soccer I, 2, 3{L), 4(L) (Coptoen)

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Michael F. D' Angelo 3D 3120 Spnng Mill Rood Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 825-2181 Soccer I, 2(U, 3(L), 4(L) ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4.

Bond I, 2 lntromurols 1, 2 . Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4

160

John Cunningham

Dan Crosson

Bill Cunningham

161

John Drotoni

Tom Drummond

Pot DurWn

162

Anthony W. DcrHilo 40 2906 Walnut Hit St. Phtlodelphio, PA 19152 676-8668 Soccer 1 Wresthng 1 ... Art Club 4 lntromurols 1, 2, 3 John R. Dolowoy

50

766 Volley Rood Blue Bell, PA 19022 643路3346 Basketball I, 2 ... Football 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 3, 4 ... Intra路 murals 1, 2, 3, 4 Stephen F. Donohue

60 406 Abington Ave. Glenside, PA 19038 885-5922 Cross Country 1 . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 2, 3, 4 (manager) . . Sptnt Club 4 Dovid H. D'Orozio 70 529 Applewood Onve Ft Woshtngton, PA 19034 643-1970 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4{L) ... N.H.S. 3, 4 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . . Wistenon 3 . Scholastic "L" I, 2 John P. Drogoni

30

8809 Howthom Lone Phtlodelphto, PA 19118 242-3737 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Brion P. Driac:oll 20 620 Boeder Rood Jenkintown, PA 19046 887-5896 Football I, 3(L), 4(U ... Track and Field I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Golf 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Oiokonis 1, 2 . . $pint Club 2, 3, 4 . . Retreat Leader 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 Thomoa P. Drummond

30

922 Georges Lone Wormtnster, PA 18974 674-8360 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . Baseball 3, 4 Potric:k M . Durbin 40 P.O Box 536 Doylestown, PA 18901 348-4194 Athlettc Trotner I(L), 2(L), 3, 4(L) ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Wtstenon 3, 4 (Page Edttor) Yeorbook 4 ... Public Relations 2, 3, 4

Tony Dattilo

163

Bryan J. Elitz 50 1553 Peachtree La. Hatfield, PA 19440 822-1606 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Bowltng 1, 2, 4 . • . Wisterion 1 ...

Public Relations 3 Joseph J . Elliott 60 3447 Ainslie St. Philadelphia, PA 19129 438-3170 Crew 1, 2, 3, 4(U ... Football 2, 3 ... Yeorbook 4 . . . Intra· murals 1, 2, 3, 4(U ... Retreat Leader 4 . .. Civil Air Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Oiokonis 1, 2 . . Scholastic "L" 3, 4 . . . Wisterion 4 Thomas J. Farris 70 1329 Carol Rd Meadowbrook, PA 19046 572-0223 Football 2, 3(L), 4(L) Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4(L) .

Sp1nt Club 3, 4 . . Prom Committee lntromurols I , 2, 3, 4 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 David S. Feight 923 Kirkwood Avenue Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 379-2363 lntromurols 1, 2, 3

10

Dnid T. Finn 20 Rd 4 Burnt House Hill Doylestown, PA 18901 348-8949 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Trock and Field 1, 2, 4(L) ... lntramur· ols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wisterion 3, 4 ... Yeorbook 4 ... Diokonis 1,

2 Jamie M. Foley 30 61 0 Arlinghom Rd. Flourtown, PA 19031 233-5082 Baseball 1, 2(U . Golf 4(U . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Steve C. Foley 536 Ashboume Rd. Cheltenham, PA 19012 ES9-4392 Forens1cs 1, 2 Indoor Trock 3 (Rep)

40

lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

John M. Gabriele 50 3009 Congress Rd Nornstown, PA 19403 584-0177 Forens1cs I Bond 1, 2 . . Concert Bond 1, 2, 3 . Pep Baseball 2(L), 4 Wrestling 3(L), 4 . . IntraBond 2, 3 murals 1, 3, 4 . Diokon.s 1 Scholastic " L" 1, 2, 3

Deve Feitht

164

John Gabriele

Daâ&#x20AC;˘e Finn

Tom Farria

Jim Foley

Bryan Elitl

165

Ken Gorman

166

Lou Gilmore

Stnen A. Ga•arone 60 713 Knorr Street Philadelph1a, PA 19111 342·7671 Bowhng I, 2, 3, 4(L) ... lntramurals I , 2, 3, 4 Baseball Man· ager I, 2 Francis J. Ga•in 70 222 M1moso Lone Hatboro, PA 19040 675·4962 Forensics I , 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) (Novice Master) Bowling I, 2 Wisterlan 3 . . Yearbook 41ntromurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholas· tic "L" 2, 4 Daniel J. Geraghty 10 4614 D Street Ph1lodelphio, PA 19120 329·9880 lntramura1s I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer I, 3 ... C.S.C. I, 4 ...

Musical 3 ... Trock and Field 4 Louis A. Gilmore 30 1405 Gypsy Hill Road Gwynedd Volley, PA 19437 643-6220 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Crew 3, 4(L) ... Prom Commi"ee 3 Sp1nt Club 3, 4 ... Yearbook 3, 4 ... Soccer I, 2 ..

Wisterian 2, 3 Tennis I , 2 Joseph M. Gindhort 40 I 003 Stevens Drive Ft Wash1ngton, PA 19034 641-0981 Football I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Bond I, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . Retreat Leader 4 ... N.H.S. 3, 4 ... Student Council 3 . . Track ond Field I, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L)

John GN4y

Kenneth Gorman 50 574 Concord Rood Warminster, PA 18974 355-1419 Football I ... lntromurals I, 2, 3, 4 ... N.H.S. 3, 4 ... Moth· letes I, 2, 3, 4 .. Scholastic "L" I, 2, 3, 4 ... Computer Club I, 2, 3, 4 John B. Grady 2825 Lundy Lone Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 659·5098 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . WCAF 4

60

John H. Griffin 70 I 34 Punton Rood Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 828-8416 Golf 4 . Intra murals I , 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 3, 4 ... Cross Country 1 . Student Council 2 ... Prom Commi"ee 3 ...

Track and F1eld I

Joe Gindhort

167

Paul Joaeph Groua 10 5932 Crystal Street Philo, PA 19120 722-5222 Bowl1ng Team 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) (Copt.)

Bowling 2, 3 (Pres.), 4 (Pres) Yearbook 3 Computer Club 2, 3, 4 .. Dio路 kon1s I, 2 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Larry E. Gue11 20 I 333 Barringer Street Philo, PA 19119 549- 1 129 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Bosketbol11, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ... Spirit Club 1, 2, 4 Kenneth J . GuttroH 30 9 19 T onwship Line Rood Norristown, PA 1940 1 215-279-4099 Crew I, 2 . W restling 2, 3 . . Spirit Club 3, 4 ... Wisterion 3, 4 . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Prom CommiHee 3 ...

Yearbook 4 40 John Patrick Halfpenny 1418 Dows Rood Norristown, PA 19401 275-1302 Ice Hockey 3(L), 4(L}. . Wrster路 Soccer! . Crew I, 2, 4 10n 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Retreat Leader 4 ... Spirit Club 3 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . NHS 3, 4 Todd Hallman 880 Lombardy Drive Lonsdale, PA 19446 368-6194 Y eorbook 3 {Junior editor) . . Drama 3, 4 .. Gazebo 3 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Oiokon1s 1

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60 John Francia Hanlan 205 Haws Lone Erdenheim, PA 19118 233路1942 Spirit Club 4 .. Track 3, 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Scholost1c (L) I, 2, 3 WCAF 4

Jamea Scott Harriaon 70 41 I 8 Ho~r Drive LoFoyeHe Hill, PA 19444 233路41 18 Footbol11 , 2, 3(Ll, 4(L) Baseball I Track 3(L), 4(LJ . .

Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Retreat Leader 4

Joaeph J. Harti,an 632 Gorgas Lone Philo, PA 19128 482-9315 Cross Country 1, 2, 3 .. Track I, 2, 3

168

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lntromurols 4

Joe Hartigan

John Hanlon

Scott Harrison

John Halfpenny

Paul Grous

169

MJkett.r¥•

Mi,hae l P. Harvan 20 822 Gorfteld Avenue Ardsley, PA 19038 887·5715 Cross Country 1 . , Indoor Trock 2, 3(U, .4(L) . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Wistenon 2, 3, 4 (Layout Edi· tor) ... Yeorbook 4 (Layout Edi· tor) ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Notional Honor Society 3, 4 .. Track and Field 1, 2(U, 3(L), 4(Ll

170

Michael W. Harvey 30 31 Springhouse Lone Glenside, PA 19038 886-9063 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Nottonol Honor Society 3, 4 . Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Yearbook 3, 4 (Copy Editor) ... Wisterion 4

50 251 N Bent Rood Wyncote, PA 19095 886-5263 Crew 1, 2, 3(U, 4(U .. Soccer 1, Wrestling I ...

2, 3 (Coptotn) Sptnt Club 3, 4 (PresJ ... Student Council 1, 2 . . Yearbook 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Conrad T. Heckmann

60 455 Plymouth Rood Glenside, PA 19038 887-3231 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 .. Winter Track 3(U, 4(L) ... Spring Track 1, 3(U, 4(L) ..

Yearbook 4 ... Retreat Leader 4 F. Lawrence Helmick

Leo Hnaer

John HOfCII'

Leo J. Hesser 70 8013 Algon Avenue Philodelphco, PA 19152 RA2路6479 Bowling 1, 2, 3 ... Art Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Dromo 3, 4 ... lntromurols 1,

2, 3, 4

Steven M. Hladnuk 10 8208 Colfax Street Philadelphia, PA 19136 624-6763 Swimmcng l(L), 2(l), 3(l), 4(L) .. .

Student Council 4 (Vice-Pres.) .. . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Wister路 ion 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Notional Honor Society 3, 4

Williom W. Hoban 20 7642 Burholme Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19111 742-2802 Cross Country 1, 2(U, 3(l), 4(L) . .. Trock ond Field 1, 2(U, 3(l), 4(l) ... Boseboll l, 3(L), 4(l) ...

Yeorbook 4 .. . Notional Honor Society 3, 4 . . lntromurals 1, 3, 4

John S. Hogan 30 118 Almott Drive Philadelphia, PA 19115 677-9358 Swimming l(l), 2(U, 3(l), 4(l) ...

Wisterion 1, 2 .. . Yearbook 1, 2 . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

171

Gregory D. Hoyt 908 S. lovemo Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 672-9855 Wrestling 4 • . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

40

James Hugh• • 50 1828 Songer St. Phllo,PA 19124 743-8330 Soccer 1, 2 ... Student Council 3 . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 John H. John1on 60 1040 Hunter Hill Dr. Lonsdale, PA 19«6 584-4975 Wrestling 2, 3, 4(L) lntromurols 1, 2, 3 (Rep.), 4 (Rep.) ...

Student Council 2 Football 1 Spirit Club 2, 3 Da•id A . Kane 126 P1ne Mill Cr Doylestown, PA 18901 348-7784 Trock 1

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Graydon L Karl1on 2 Woods Lone Ambler, PA 19002 628-9697 s w.mm•ng l, 2, 3, 4(L) . lntromurols l, 2, 3, 4 .

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Crew 2, 3, 4(L) ... Wisterion 4 ...

Yearbook (Typ1ng Editor) 4

John P. Katona 2805 Blo1r Mill Rd. Willow Grove, PA 19090 672-1385 lntromurols l, 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling l ... Track 1

20

Ste•e C. Keane 9192 Ryerson Rd. Ph1lo., PA 19114

30

676-0643 lntromurols 1, 2 Club 3, 4

Art club 2, 3

Drama 3, 4 . . Bowling

Joweph Anthony Kelly 40 1426 St Vincent St Philo, PA 19111 725-2844 Alpha Bond l, 2 Omega Bond 3, 4 Concert Bond 1, 2 ... Pep Bond 4 Yearbook I .. lntromurols l , 2, 3, 4

172

Jim Hughes

DaYe Kane

SteYe Keane

173

Brian Lange

Lanee Krelovieh

Joe Kelly

174

Chuck Lefene

50 120 Germantown Ptke Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 828-2929 Basketball I, 2 . Golf 3, 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 (Rep) Joseph M . Kelly

J. Korejko 70 1344 School Lone Wornngton, PA 18976 343-3559 Bond 1, 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2 . . . Auction Committee 3, 4 . . .

Art 2, 3 ... Dance Committee 3, 4 George

Lance C. Krelovich

10 1423 Morris Rood Lonsdale, PA 19446 584-1130 Swimming 1, 2(Ll, 3(L), 4(L) . . . Notional Honor Society 3, 4 . . Wisterion 2, 3 (Layout Editor), 4 (Editor-in-Chief) ... Yearbook 4 . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 Kevin J. Lambert

2D

1021 Susquehanna Rood Ft. Washington, PA 19034 643-3854 Cross Country 1, 2 . .. Wrestling 2, 3, 4(Ll ... lntromurol.s 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1 Brian H. Lange

3D 1060 Com ell Drive Warminster, PA 18974 672-6272 Crew 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Track and Field 1, 2 ... Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Career Night Committee 3 ... Public Relations 3, 4 (Assistant) ... Relgious Activities 1, 2, 3, 4 ... NHS 4 ...

Scholastic "L" 3, 4 Edward J. Lawton

40

600 Leverington Ave. Philodelphto, PA 19128 482-2549 Football 1, 2 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 John J. Leahy

50

1600 Schoolhouse Rood Gwynedd Volley, PA 19437 699-9436 Track 1 . . Cross Country 1 . .. Tennis 2, 3CU, 4(U Charles J. Le Fevre 70 221 Newtngton Dr Hatboro, PA 19040 672-3396 Bond I (L), 2(U, 3(L), 4(L) (Vice Pres.) .. . Wrestfing 2, 3, 4(L) Swimmtng I .. lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4

John Leahy

175

Joseph F. Leibrandt 1D 522 School House lone Willow Grove, PA 19090 659-5123 Forum 1<U. 2, 3, 4 (Secretory) ... Mothletes 2, 3, 4 ... lntromurols 2, 3, 4 Notional Honor Society 3, 4 Eric Dale Lintner 20 205 Red Lion Rd. Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 947-4267 947·7900 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4(l) ... Footboll3 ... Retreat leader 4 .. .

Diokonis I, 2 . . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 .. .

Wisterion 4 Student Council Rep. 4 ... Notional Honor Public Relations 4 Society 3, 4

Poul McColM

James J . Lynn 30 1310 Faunce St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 725-5755 Soccer I lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . . Cross country 2, 3, 4(U . Indoor track 2, 3, 4(U Track & Field 1, 2, 3, 4(U ...

NHS J, 4 . W1sterion 4 Student council 1, 4 {Vice Presi· dent) Thomas John Maggetti 2126 W1nthrop Rd Huntmgdon Volley, PA 19006 947-4776 Baseball 1, 2, 3(U, 4(U ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

40

William John Malatesta 50 357 Meadowbrook Rd North Wales, PA 19454 699-3770 Soccer 1, 2, 3(l), 4(l) captain ... D and D 1, 2 (officer) .. lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Oiakonis 1 Christopher Jame~ Mara 60 853 Tennis Ave. Ambler, PA 19002 542.0367 Football I, 2 Wrestling I, 2(U, 3(l), 4(l) (Captain) ..

Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 ... Yearboak 4 Eagle Scout 3 Sp~rit Club 3, 4 Da•id Paul Masucci 70 I 018 Hemlock Dr Blue Bell, PA 19422 643.0453 Soccer 1 •.. Wrestl1ng 2(U, 3(U, 4(U ... lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Spint Club 3 Paul E. McCabe 430 Thomas Ave Riverton, NJ 08077 (609) 829-1384 Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1

10

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176

Chris Mars

Will Malatesta

Jim Lynn

177

Chris McCauley

Joe Mcfodden

Teny McGonm

178

Will McCormack

Michael J. McCann 4055 Fir$t Ave. Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 825-{)476 Tennis I ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

20

Christopher J. McCauley 30 22 Lynbrook Lone Doylestown, PA 18901 348-2790 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Yearbook 3, 4 ... Wisterion 3, 4 (editor) Edward F. McCauley 40 2724 Brendan Circle Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 659-7566 Footboll1 , 2 , 3(L), 4 .. lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wisterion 4 . Student Council 1, 2 William F. McCormack 50 220 Mermaid Lone Townhouse # 124 Philadelphia, PA 19118 242路6932 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 2 ... Mothletes 3 ... Drama Club 4 (Production) ... Wisterion 4 ... Yearbook 4 ... NHS 3, 4 ... French Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 Scott M . McDade 706 Millwood Rood Philadelphia, PA 19115 677路7256 lntramurals I, 2 , 3, 4 .. Retreat Leader 4

60

Joseph J. Mcfadden 626 Renz St. Philadelphia, PA 19128 482-0908 Soccer 3 ... Crew 3, 4 . . lntramurols 1, 2, 3, 4

10

Jonph S. McGinty 20 330 Forest Ave. Willow Grove, PA 19090 659-8226 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Bowling Club 3, 4 ... Trotner 3, 4 Terrence F. McGove rn 30 309 Forest Ave. Willow Grove, PA 19090 657-0207 Football 1, 2, 3 . Skt Club 4 ... lntramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .

Spirit Club 4

Scott McDacle

179

Thoma• P. McGuckin 80 5950 "B" Street Phtlodelphto, PA 19120 224-8636 Troc:k ond F'.eld 1 ... Sc:holosttc: "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Photo Club I, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 1 James F. McHale 845 Cothedrol Rood Philadelphia, PA 19128 482-7069 Bond 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .

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William P. McKee 104 Cliveden Ave. Glenside, PA 19038 885-5233 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . . Scholosttc: "L" 3

60

William L. McKernan 70 91 0 Morns Rood Blue Bell, PA 19422 641-1941 Tennis l(L), 2(L) ... Bowling HU, 2(L) . Golf 3(L), 4(L) ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... NHS 3, 4 ... Sc:holosttc "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 2, 3 Andrew M. Mclees 10 268 Maple Ave. North Htlls, PA 18038 572-7038 Footbolll, 2, 3 . Crew I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Sptrit Club 4 Thoma• N. McMenamin 609 Thornhill Drive Lofoye"e Htll, PA 19444 836-4894 Soc:cer 1, 3 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

20

Jomn F. Mc.Nulty 40 824 Lorl<spur St. Phtlodelphto, PA 19116 673-3769 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1 •.. Troc:k ond Field 2 Matthew M. Mellet so I 33 Townshtp Line Rood Jenkintown, PA 19046 886-7036 Football 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) • .• Basketball I ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Public Relations .. Student Retreat Leader 4 .• .

Troc:k and Field 3 . Spint Club I, 2, 3, 4

Jim McHale

180

Andy McLees

Matt Mellet

lill McKernan

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182

RichardT. Miehle

6D

739 Dick Ave Warminster, PA 18974 35>5435 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 4 John S. Miluuo

2D

9833 Jeowes St. Philadelphia, PA 19115 969·5387 lntromurols 1, 2, 3 ... Bowling Club 1, 2, 3 . .. Bowling 2, 3 ...

Wrestling 4 ... Computer Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Peter C. MoHatt

3D

125 Clorrige Drive Willow Grove, PA 19090 657·2079 Football 2 . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Bond 1, 2 ... Spirit Club 4 . Prom Committee 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" 1 Joaeph C. Monahan

4D

32 Pinewood Dnve Doylestown, PA 18901 348-8277 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4(U ... Wisterion 3, 4 ... Diokonis I, 2 ...

Pubhc Relations 3, 4 (Assistant Director) ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Golf 3, 4{L) ...

Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3 Thoma• E. Morriton

60

7 413 Keiffer St. Philodelph1o, PA 19128 482· 1682 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

Joe Monahan

John M. Morriton 50 31 00 Shawnee Green Ambler, PA 19002 646-3365 Football 1, 2(U, 3(L), 4(L) ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Boseboll I . Diokonis I, 2 . . Spirit Club 4 Thoma• E. Murphy

7D

423 Newbold Rood Jenkintown, PA 19046 576-8490 Golf I, 2, 3(U, 4(U ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 4

John Morrison

183

Fronk M. Nata le

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8005 Lore St Philodelph•o, PA 19128 483-6457 Footboll 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Boseboll 2, 3(L) ... Bowling 1 Golf 1 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Nottonol Honor Society 3, 4.

David P. O' Brien

40

DoutO'Iritn

15142 Endicott St. Philodelphio, PA 19116 676-2140 Football 1, 4(L), Public Relotlons 2, 3, 4 . . Retreot Leoder 4 ... Student Council3, 4 .. 01okonis 1, 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 4.

George Douglaa O' Brien

50

310 Montier Rd. Glenside, PA 19038 885-6338 Crew 2, 3(L), 4(L) Soccer 1.

Michael H. O' Halloran

30

2117 Woodlown Ave. Glens1de, PA 19038 886-2845 Soccer 2 .. Wresthng 3 . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4.

Paul Michael O' Hara 60 332 Croft Rd North Woles, PA 19454 699-3286 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Trock 1, 4(L) ... lntromurols 2, 3, 4 ... Yeorbook 4.

Keith William Oldt

70

416 Hortel Ave. Philodelphio, PA 19111 728-1966 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 E. Randall O' Neill 10 609 Fields Onve Lofoyette Hill, PA 19444 828-7289 Forum 1, 2, 3, 4(L) . Notionol Honor Society 3, 4 ... Computer Club I, 2, 3, 4 Crew 1, 3<Ll Mothletes 3 lntromurols 1, 2, 3 (Referee), 4 Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wistenon 4 (Cerculot1on Monoger) Yeorbook 4 (EdJtor·en·Chiefl

Mike O'Halloran

184

Randy O'Neill

Doâ&#x20AC;˘e O'Brien

Keith Oldt

185

Da•id E. Ost 320 Mognoho Rood Wormtnster, PA 18974 672-7892 Mothletes 1, 2, 3 . lntromurols 1, 2, 3

6C

Edward D. Ost 320 Mognoho Rood Warminster, PA 18974 672-7892

7C

Da•id G. Pakech 20 2375 Koren Lone Hatboro, PA 19040 441·4694 Football 1, 2, 4(L) ... Baseball 1, 2, 4(U .. . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Otokonts 1, 2 .. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 Bart A. Pauanante 8 Mill Creek Rood Holland, PA 18966 355-7176 Swimmtng I Football 1 • .. lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

30

Joseph A. Pensabene 40 2121 Woodlawn Avenue Glenstde, PA 19038 886-5791 Football 1, 2, 3, 4(U Student Council 1, 3, 4 ... lntromur· ols I , 2, 3, 4 . Yearbook 3, 4 . Scholastic "L" 1 Mark W. Peters so 3860 Jeffrey Rood Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 947-7549 Footboll1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) .. . Track 1, 2 .. . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Sptrit Club 4 Carmen C. Petrunelli 60 7353 Volley Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19128 482-3925 Football 1 Student Council 3, 4 ... Notional Honor Soci· ety 3, 4 . French Honor Society 2, 3, 4 .. lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Baseball Manager I , 2, 3(U ... Yeorbook 4 . .

Wisterion 4 (Page Edttor) Scholastic " L" I, 2, 3, 4 .

Mothletes I, 2, 3, 4 70 J im R. Poole 1115 Morefield Rood Philodelphto, PA 19115 677-6995 Baseball 1, 2(L), 3(U (Coptotn), 4(L) (Coptotn) . Football 1, 2, 3(L) . Basketball 1 . • lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Mothletes 3, 4

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186

Jim Poole

Carmen Petrunelli

Dave Palcech

Joe PensaiHtne

187

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Matteo Christopher Poni

1045 Stevens Dnve Ft Wosh1ngton, PA 19034 643-2584 Wrestling 3, 4 .. lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4.

20 219 Benezet Street Philadelphia, PA 19118 242-1720 Ice Hockey 2(L), 3(Ll, 4(L & Asst. Captain) ... Football I ... lntramurals 4.

Francia G. Rankin

James M. Rayborn 30 8512 Stenton Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19118 247-8238 NHS 3, 4 . . Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4(L) ... Trock I, 2 .. .

Forum 2, 3, 4 . . Mathletes I, 2, 3, 4 . Yearbook 4 .. . lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Retreat Leader 4.

Wistenon 3, 4 Joseph G. Reilly

40 I 4 M1moso C1rcle Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 825-6590 W1stenan 2 lntramurols I , 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 4 ...

Yearbook 4 WCAF 4.

Daâ&#x20AC;˘id E. Reinhardt

50 I I 0 Glen Dnve Doylestown, PA 18901 348-9791 Bond I, 2, 3, 4 Swimm1ng I , 2 ... Football I , 2, 3(U .. .

Track 3 . Crew I, 2, 3(U, 4(U ... Intramural Rep. I, 3 .. . lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Sp1rit Club I, 2, 3, 4.

James A. RieHel I 347 I Lindsay

60

Philadelphia, PA 19116 969-0108 Football I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) .. Crew I, 2, 4 . .. Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . Spirit Club 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4

John liuo John Patrick Riordan

70

46 Woodside Avenue Chalfont, PA 18914 822-8227 Football I Track I, 2, 3 Public Relations 3 ... Wisterion 4 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 John Charles Riuo

7613 Front Street Cheltenham, PA 19012 635-4553 Track 3, 4 Football I, 2 Club 4 . . Student Council 4 .,.wresthng 4

10

Prom Comm. 3, 4 ... Sp1rit . lntramurols I, 2, 3, 4

M.ttHPoui

188

Dave Reinhardt

Jim Rayborn

John Riordan

Joe Reilly

189

190

20 Christopher A. Rogalski 503 Bradford Ave Wornngton, PA 18976 343路3183 Spint Club 3, 4 ... CSC 4 ... lntromurols I , 2, 3, 4 ... Drama 4 . . Dungeons and Dragons Society I, 2, 3, 4 John J. Romano 3D 838 Cathedral Rd. Philo., PA 19128 lntromurols 1, 2, 3 ... AV Assistant 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Baseball 1 .. . Spirit Club 3 John J. Rosa-Bian 40 2586 Old Welsh Rd. Willow Grove, PA 19090 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Bond 1(L), 2(U, 3(U, 4 ... Stage Bond I, 2, 3, 4 ... Dixie Bond 3, 4 ... Bond Pres. 4 ... All Catholic Bond I , 2, 3 ... District XI Bond 2, 3 ... Region VI Bond 3 Kevin P. Rudden 50 1256 Stump Hall Rd. Collegeville, PA 19426 584-6410 Tennis l(L), 2(U, 3(U, 4(L) (Captain) ... Basketball I, 2 .. .

Soccer 3, 4(U .. Student Counc~ 2, 3, 4 . . . Diakonis I .. . lntromurols I, 2 , 3, 4 ... Scholastic "L" I ... Spirit Club 4 Chris J. Sabia 60 878 Andorra Rd. Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 836-2348 Football I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) ... Track I, 3, 4 ... lntramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 70 Stephen W. Sabo 7522 Alma St. Philo., PA 191 11 742-5465 Soccer I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) ... Baseball I, 2, 3(L), 4(L) . . . Student Council 2, 4 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ID Robert E. Savarese 4114 Kottler Dr. Lafayette H1ll, PA 19444 836-1050 Golf 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) (Captain) ... WCAF 4 (Chairman) ... lntromurols I , 2, 3, 4 ... Asst. Intramural Rep. 4 ... Prom Comm1ttee 4 ... Sp1rit Club 3, 4 Joseph J. Scalia 20 8627 Bridle Rd. Philo ., PA 19115 969-8468 Basketball I ... Bose boll 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

WCAF 2, 3, 4 . Drama 3 . NHS 3, 4 ... Wisterion 2

191

Anthony J. Seanlan 30 1385 Blue Bell Rood Blue Bell, PA 19422 646-8167 Soccer I Swimmmg 2 Football 3(LJ, 4(L) ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council I , 4 (Homeroom Rep.) ..

Sp1nt Club 4 Matthew C. Schillinger 40 2390 Koren Lone Hatboro, PA 19040 441-4694 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4(U ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Trock 1, 2. 3(U, 4(U .. Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . Mothletes 1, 2, 3, 4 Williom M. Sehull 50 Rood 4 Princeton C. Doylestown, PA 18901 794·5231 Soccer 1, 2 . Baseball 1, 2 . • . Winter Trock 3, 4(U ...

Spnng Track 3, 4(LJ lntromurols 1, 2. 3, 4 Thomaa J. Shallow 60 1444 Colton Rood Gladwyne, PA 19035 525-8407 Cross Country 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) (Captain). Track 1, 2(LJ. 3(L), 4(LJ (Copto1n) Golf 1, 2(LJ, 3(U, 4(L) ... Notional Honor Soc1ety 3, 4 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Richard L. Skelly 70 317 1 Colony Lone Plymouth Meet1ng, PA 19462 825-0986 Swimm1ng 1(L) . Golf 3 . . lntromurols 1, 2 (Rep.), 3, 4 . . .

Baseball 2, 4(L) ... Student Council 2, 4 ... WCAF 4 .. .

Wisterion 2, 3, 4 Harry L. Slifer 10 800 Fanshawe St Philadelphia, PA 19111 742·9177 Football 1 . Baseball 1, 2 , 3(L), 4(L) ... Wrestling 3(U, 4(L) lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Arthur J. Smith 20 307 Loney St Rockledge, PA 19111 663-0926 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Bond 2, 3, 4 . . Concert Bond 2, 3, 4 Competetion Bond 2, 3, 4 Da•id G. Smith 626 Argyle Ave. Ambler, PA 19002 646-5011 Wrestl1ng 3 . . lntromurols I, 2 , 3, 4

192

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Harry Slifer

Matt Schillinger

Art Smith

193

40 Joseph M. Smith 3535 Hole Rd. Hunttngdon Volley, PA 19006 947-8007 Crew I, 2, 3, 4(L) . Spirrt Club 3 ... WCAF 3 ... Public Relottons 4 . lntromurols 1, 2 Thomas A. Snyder 415 Longshore Ave. Phtlode1phio, PA 19111 342路0614 Soccer 1, 2, 3(U, 4(L) ... 1ntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

50

Daniel J . Solecki 60 6321 N. Foirhill St. Philadelphia, PA 19126 224-7068 Bosketbo111, 2, 3(U, 4(U ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 ... C.S.C 1, 2, 3, 4 (Retreat Leader) ... Wtsterion 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, 4 ... WCAF 4 ... Spirit Club 3, 4 ... Prom Committee 3 (Chatrman), 4 . .. Scholastic "L" 1, 2 Stephen L. Sottolono 70 511 Buckman Drive Horsham, PA 19040 675-0791 Art Club 2 . lntramurols I (Rep), 2, 3, 4 ... Wisterion 3 Fronk J. Sposato 10 6 W Gowen Ave. Philodelphto, PA 19119 247路8027 Ice Hockey 2, 3(U, 4(L) (Asst Captain) ... lntromurals 2, 3, 4 Christopher A. Sprott 20 1467 Doris Rd. Roslyn, PA 19001 657路0397 Track ond Field 1 ... lntromurols 3, 4 ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 John J. Staub 30 808 Renel Rd. Nornstown, PA 19401 279-7299 Bond 1, 2 lntromurols I , 2, 3, 4 . . Trock and Field I ...

Photo Club 4 Joseph F. Stoudenmeier 40 184 Saddle Dr Furlong, PA 18925 348-2008 Cross Country 1 Trock 1, 2 ... Dromo 3, 4 ... Yearbook 4 Wrstenon 4 . Photo Club 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2 , 3, 4 Christopher C. Swam 50 7869 Antto Dr Phtlodelphto, PA 19111 742-8493 Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 4 ... Bowling 3(L), 4(L) ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

Tom Snyder

195

Michael Sweeney 60 87 Bethlehem Peke Phelodelpheo, PA 19118 248-0657 Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3, 4 {Vice President) Drama 4 .•. Bowhng Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 ... C.S.C 4 Paul T. Sweeney 70 1316 Meetenghouse Rd Ambler, PA 19002 643·5219 Football I, 2 . Trock I, 2 ... Crew 3(U, 4(L) ... Student Counce! I, 2, 3 .. Wistenan 4 . . Yearbook 4 .. . Prom Committee 3 , 4 . . fntramurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Art Club 4 (Pres.) .. Spirit Club 4 (Pres.)

Bob G. Sykes 717 Knorr St. Philadelphia, PA 191 11 Fi2-2227 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4

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M ichael S. Taddei 2D 1580 Temple Dr Maple Glen, PA 19002 643-3159 Freshman Football Deacones I, 2 Yearbook 3, 4 .

Wistenon 2, 3, 4 Photo Club 4 . . . Eagle Scout 3 ...

Dramatics 4 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Dungeons & Dragons Society 4 Timothy M. Thistle 30 558 Beale Rd Blue Bell, PA 19422 643-1387 Football I ... Wrestling 3 . . Crew 2, 3(U, 4(U .. . Student Council 3 . Yearbook 4 . . lntromurols I 1 2, 3 1 4 . . Spirit Club 3 1 4 . . Wisterion 4 ... Retreat Leader 4 Michael R. Threu 40 7 46 Pineveew Lone North Wales, PA 19454 699-7263 Football I ... Bowling I, 2, 3 ... Track I .. . Wrestling 3 . . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Patrick C. Timoney 50 624 E Gravers Lone Philadelpheo, PA 19118 233-2439 Football I, 2, 3(U, 4(L) (Captain) . . Wrestling I, 2, 3(L), 4<U (Coptaen) Westenan 2, 3, 4 (Sports Edetor) . lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 . . Noteonol Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretory) ...

Retreat Leader 4 Jim J. Tobin 60 7408 Hell Rd Philodelphea, PA 19128 483-7164 Swimmeng l(U 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) .. Yearbook 3, 4 ... Wister· ion 2, 3, 4 lntromurals I 2, 3 4 . Scholastic "L" I, 2 3, 4 . National Honor Society 3, 4 1

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Mike Threu

Tim Thistle

Rob Sykes

Paul Sweeney

Pat Timoney

197

Pat YJSek

Joe Toland

Jim Waten

198

Joseph E. Tolond 1270 Mill Rd. Meadowbrook, PA 19046 TU6-3305 Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4

70

10 Richard Von Fouen 531 Martin St. Philo., PA 19128 483-5077 Sw1mming I ... Trock 1 ... Cross Country I , 2, 3 ... Student Coune~l2, 3, 4 (President) ... Diokonis 1, 2 ... Retreat Leader 4 ... lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 Matthew J . Vesey 20 1215 Leeden Rd. Huntingdon Volley, PA 14006 947-5861 Football I, 2, 3, 4 ... Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 ... Oiokon1s I, 2 ... Wisterion 3 (Distribution manager) ... Spirit Club I, 3 .

Prom Committee 3 Robert M. Victor 1127 Tonnene Run Ambler, PA 19002 643-3058 Sw1mm1ng I lntromurols 1, 2, 3 (Commisioner) 4 tling 3, 4 ... Public Relations 3, 4

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Patrick A.. Visek 40 1306 Hartranft Ave. Fort Wash1ngton, PA 19034 643-5975 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Football I, 2 ... Baseball I, 2 Carl A.. Woldspurger 50 3026 Potshop Rd. Norristown, PA 19403 584-5221 Forum I , 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President) ... Motheletes 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

Computer Club I, 2, 3, 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2 ... Notional Honor Society 3, 4 .. Scholastic "L" 1, 2, 3, 4 James P. Woten 60 429 Ivy St. Warminster, PA 18974 441-5926 lntromurols I, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3, 4 ... Cross Country 4 Micheol P. Weoâ&#x20AC;˘er 70 2811 Comot1on Ave. Willow Grove, PA 19090 657-0916 Pep Bond I (L), 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ... Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 ...

Sound Manager 4 ... Stage Crew 3, 4 (Asst. Ughting Manager) ... Bowl1ng Club 2, 3, 4 ... Yeorbook 4 ... Wisterion 4

Mice Wener

199

Stephen M. Wein 1862 Foster St Ph11odelph1o, PA 19116 676-9249 Soccer 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) 1 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 4(L)

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Swimming l(L), 2(L), 3 . . . Track Student Council 1, 2 . . Bowling

Daniel M. Whitehead 20 3677 Marquis Lone Huntingdon Volley, PA 19006 947-2516 Swimming 1(L), 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) . . lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 Richard W. Whitney 30 1835 Willard Avenue Willow Grove, 19090 659-4649 Pep Bond l(L), 2(U, 3(L), 4(L) Jazz Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Crew 1, 2 Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 D1x1e 3, 4 Christopher D. Wills 40 4 For-V1ew Rood Chalfont, PA 18914 822-0401 Sw1mm1ng l(U, 2(L), 3(L), 4(U . . Bond HU, 2{U, 3(U, 4(L) lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . Public Relations 3, 4 Mark Wisely 564 Long Meadow Rood Norristown, PA 19403 539-9418 lntromurols 2, 3, 4 , . Musical 3, 4

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Michael J. Wisely 564 Long Meadow Rood Norristown, PA 19403 539-9418 Football 2(U, 3(U, 4(L)

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Scott H. Wolpert 2538 Gypsy Lone Glens1de, PA 19038 885-1942 Football 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) Trock 1, 2 Sp1rit Club 4 Wistenon 4 Christopher R. Yobor 5918 Agusto Street Ph1lodelphio, PA 19149 831-8284

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Mike Wisely

Scott Wolpert

Chris Wila

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Chria Anthony Young 30 1150 V1ctor Lone Fort Wosh1ngton, PA 19034 643-1718 Footboll1, 2 ... Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

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John Zamichieli 70 30 18 Butter Pike Conshohocken, PA 19428 825-6582 Socce r 1, 2(L), 3(L), 4(L) ... Basketball 1, 2, 3(L), 4(L) ... Baseball 2 ... lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

Edward Zawrotny 13460 Stevens Rood Philo., PA 19116 676-6365 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4

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Mark A. Zebrowaki 70 4145 Monoyunk Avenue Philo., PA 19128 482-0131 lntromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Diokonis 1, 2 ... Track 3

Death stands above me, whispenng low I know now what into my ear; Of his strange language oil I know Is, there is not o word of fear.

Wolter Savage Landor

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(Or everything you wanted to say about your friends, and did say for the past four years . .. )

John Albor: Only senior retreat cosuolty Mick Amorotia: " ... ond stuff like thot" Matt Anderer: Doylestown pock . , John Anderson: Joy ... Po Wheat ...

Hughes' friend Blob Tom Aamon: Spozmon .. "When ore you marrying Tino?"

Andy Bailey: really 1nto His cor Mark Bosilli: Moro ... Sill ... misses loyups . .. immortal ... score double figures much? . Nun . Virgin Islands

John Byrne: Joe Hondo dec•ded thot four wheels were better thon three ATC

Joe Cilia: Business monoger ...

Steve Byrnes: Glum ... Glumby . . Pocono mon Dodger ... Eco Teom Mike Byron: N1ce socks .• mixer meto· morph1s1s whatever hoppend to Mr Prep? " M1ke, •s thot you?"

Jode Ri ck Calhoun: lex's buddy "Remember the Cod1lloc?" .. nice chest . . "You con breathe now, Rick." ...

Ge"Y Behr: "Do you wont a ride home?" talks to htmself 1n English

John Capaldi: Curly . . comero buff ... deod head tn O.C.... makes funny duck no1ses Eco Tearn .

John Bell: Belly .

Bunky

Harry Carpenter: Mr Vtgg' s oss1stont . .

" Yo man!" ... idolizes

Charles Sellitto: Hongs out ot the book store . origom1 mon ... Slim ... almost hit o train while on retreat . .

Matt Best: 7- 11 Crew . biggest clown on the swim teom Bluesmobile "AI Hoig for prestdent" Jim Tob1n's only friend Ken Booker: "Space is the place" Mr Stanczak's friend

. B.N.F.

Tony Broc:o: Hos friends in Roxborough copt01n of the spnnters ... never ron o full track workout Mott Bradley: Always the president ... " Didn' t I see you on stage ot the Mount?" whatever happened to Joon?

Ed Brennan: Bones cheese popcorn "Did you see Dynasty lost night ?" .

Moobs Ed Busse: "Get out of Fred's office'" ...

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Jim Cic:c:hiello: Chick " Yo, dudes!" . • . pretty rod1col . .. Nice sweaters

Fronk Carroll: Bonky nice truck "It's just os fast os the Celico." ... B1g Bird ...

Blose Cinoue: Blose "Gotto penny, mon?"

"Need o prom dote?" ..

Steve Ciquero: Ciquero

p1cks f1ghts ..

Chria Collins: " Blackness IS not o color, 1t's o state of m1nd." ... Keebler Shown Convery: "How's Wildwood, Shown?" ... Pancake Foce .. "Your the best, baby, hey." nice gut . hongs out with Judge kids . ..

Jay Conway: Spock ... Vulcan ... Mr Tolk· ottve Rich Coatigan: Tokes girls to Coso Mario

Dave Casale: "The article w1ll be in next Fndoy " Lem ... one of Pot' s boys

Steve Crone: Mr. Control . . only player to throw o boll over the backstop . . while p1tching o little strange, to soy the least

Gerry Cottie: Pseudo All-Catholic Gerry Lee Roth Punk .. Norwood g1golo ... confused Friz's friend Candlelight

Dove Crosson: Weasel . . n1ce Lawson Crosson ...

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Dong woo Chang: Knows the mean SAT for Woo Er· every college rn America me's boy Dog Food Terry Charlton: Terry • " In the Middle of the Rood" . hockey copto1n Sumo wrestler famous for h1s end·to·end rushes Kevin Christine: One of Bro. Fronk's favor· ite people only person to be banned from JUnior prom Sponge " Con I hove o nde?" ... " I'm sorry "

ho~rcut

.

Vince Cuce: Mr. Spomsh . pres1dent of the Joe Leibrondt fon club . didn't wont to go to Spo1n onywoy ADIDAG .. 6/

2/ 88 Bill Cunningham: won't let us write onytheng about h1m ... not related to Bdly C John Cunningham: won' t let us wnte onytheng about Bill . . . " Yes - uh well no well, whot do you think?" ..

Gene D' Alessandro: Tony oword w1nner for h•s portrayal of MacBeth ... Gene-Gene the doncin' machine

Frank D' Angelo: Social Director . . . DePaul's best friend ... madame ...

John Gabriele: Pretty Boy ... "Where's Bill?" . .. Gobe ...

Mike D' Angelo: Stinky ... student jock ... top it off ...

Steve Gavarone: cheese shirt ...

Tony DaHilo: Slam the Clam ... "Let me hove a bite of that sandwich" ... "Turn me on!" ... yuk·o·doo ... Eco Team ...

John Dolaway: Tex's buddy ... "Where's my helmet?" ... "Don't bust on me" ...

Jane ... Norwood boy ...

Steve Donahue: Turtle ... "Woke up, Steve!" ... Mr. Rod's friend ...

Dave D' Orazio: D'Orozzz ... Bird ... never needs to comb his hair ... what really hop· pened at Ned's party .. .

John Dragani: Mr. Groce's pet ... has trou· ble sitting in choirs . .. "Mr. Groce, con we hove a week extension on our reports? It was a rough weekend" ...

Brian Driscoll: makes one catch against Judge and thinks he great ... spear chucker ... "I know we're goin' to get snagged" ... loves his cor ...

Tom Drummond: Spoz ... Burt ... donuts Pat Durbin: Trapper ... Critic's Corner ... pretends to be a page editor ...

Bryan Elitx: drives in two Iones simulto· neously ... loud radio . . . shoots hoops with Zebrowski Joe Elliott: "There's a party ot Polaski Hall on Friday" ... Ell-i-ott ... E.T.'s best friend ... East Falls man ... "Well my dod's o cop" ... Jumbo ...

Mike Harvey: "Don't worry, I'll hove it done." ... Harv-EY ... "What homework?" ... Dozed and Confused ...

Frank Gavin: perfect mole specimen ... captain of the Forum ... character ossosin

C.T. Heckman: "Where's the party, C.T.?" . .. Link ... Ramrod ... Eats, drinks, and sleeps Crew ... Spirit Club Prez ...

Dan Geraghty: brown suit ... can't sit still

Larry Helmick: Overqualified for JV basketboll ... knee-high sweet pants ... "Ah, si" ... "Toke o both, Mr. Rod." .. .

Lou Gilmore: Ski Bum ... "Where's the fies· to? ... How was the prom? ... Wonno go on a trip?" ... Kristen ...

Joe Gindhart: Spaghetti .. . first on the field . . . will never be confused with Rolph Somp· son or Richard Petty ...

Ken Gorman: "President" of the computer club? ... mothlete ... teddy bear ...

John Grady: nice hood ... his new cor come with a new set of friends . ..

John GriHin: Griff ... Lib . .. moonwolk .. .

Stiletto ... socks match his sweaters .. . sunshine ... WDAS ...

Leo Heue r: Bot mongo .. . pacifist ... "I didn't soy Forrori, Isaid Volore" ... Mod .. .

Eco Teom .. . Un party ...

Steve Hladczuk: Ned . . . Vice·prez ...

Mel's best and only friend ... imitates Jim Tobin ... North East connection ...

Bill Hoban: "Ho, Bill ... Hoban, not Tobin! .. . olney" Bill ... "Got your lob." .. .

John Hogan: Jock ... swim captain ... thin· nest person at La Salle ... "Swimming star, what ore you?" ...

Greg Hoyt: "Hoyt, Hoyt" .. .

Paul Grous: ron for President ... Captain Kegler ...

Jim Hughes: Terri .. . Clash-head ... An· derson's friend . . . Chumly ...

Larry Guess: cool ... " How yo look now?" . .. Field General .. .

John Johnson: "Rockman ... Flex for us, John" ... What happened to t he pudge boll that we kn ew freshman year?"

Ken GuttroH: "What ore you doing this we ekend?" ... chemist ot Iorge .. .

John Halfpenny: "Wonno ploy hockey?" . . . Do we hove homework? ... What frat tonight?" ...

Todd Hallman: Todd skis ... "Yeah, but you con sleep in it" .. . Todd's a god ...

Dave Kane: Citizen Kane ...

Graydon Karlson: Thinks he con row ...

"Are you mod at me?" ... The beer distrib· utor . .. most gullible person ot Lo Salle ...

John Katona: Caveman ... "T.S. Eliot was homosexual ... " ... atheist .. .

Tom Farris: "What ore you doing For· ris?" ... step on Calhoun's ankle much?

John Hanlon: a man a nd his GTO ... "I'm in love ... Yo man! ... Con I stay ot your house?" ...

Joe Kelley: Which Joe Kelly? ...

Dave Feight: Fem ... "Yo, Ozzy" Doubtful Ginther ... Hollywood ...

Scott Harrison: Ha rry ... took him 19 games and 3 Y:z quarters to throw a real pass ... "Coli the ploy Tex coiled" ...

Joe Hartigan: "Shut up Hartigan!" .. . thinks he's Bruce Lee . .. Instant Death . . .

Smokin' . ..

George Korejko: "Gee George" ... George is my friend ...

Dave Finn: "Not now Joe, I'm busy" Rolph ...

James Foley: J-mee ... nice license plate ...

Fols ... Chevy problems . ..

Steve Foley: Norton . . . Did you do your paper, Steve? ... Ski Bum ...

Mike Harvan: overqualified for MIT .. . captain of the hurdlers ... Horv·AN .. .

Mike Nonon ... likes Carmen's column .. . has a chip on his shoulder . . .

Steven Keane: Leo's friend ... who? really! ... that's a shame! . . .

Joe Kelly: Joe Babe ... "What's up, cuz?" . .. "I'm hip" ... Clyde ...

La nee Krelovich: Toke dotes to graveyard . .. never gets post second dote (I wonder why?) ... 7-11 Crew ... makes guest appearances at swim practice ... wonts to be a Sun Devil ... Editor of the Wis ...

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Ke•in Lambert: Always says the wrong thing at the wrong time . . . If you go to Great Adventure with him, wear o swimsuit

Terry McGovern: " Gov, hit any mailboxes

Paul O'Hara: Nice pants ... " Paul, who hit

lately?" ... know all the songs on the Thriller album yet? ...

you?" ...

Tom McGuckin: Former pole-vaulter ...

Brian Lange: Brother Fronk's friend ... nice

ton ... "Where's Mr. Devine?" .. .

Ed Lawton: Nice cor ...

John Leahy: tennis star ... when ore you

going to fix your beetle? .. .

Chuck Lefene: "Where's Chuck? Halftime

ended on hour ago!" ...

Joe Leibrandt: Career ambition is to be on

auctioneer ... The many faces of Joe Leibrandt ... Jim Lee-brandt ... "Bock in your shell, Leibrondt." ...

Eric Lintner: Hit walls much? ... Is Kendra

coming home this weekend? .. .

Jim McHale: Bomey Bear . . . converted student ... nice beard ...

Bill McKee: Use hair spray? ... buy yourself a comb Bill McKernan: Nice collar ... Where's Stephanie? .. Where's your Mustang? ...

Count' em all, Bill ...

... Goooov!" ... nice leg ... "Paycheck"

game? ... Make sure you wear enough protection."

Rich Miehle: Telks to computers ... quiet

word David ...

Dave Pakech: "Pok, whoto you be doing?

Bart Pananante: Bronco Bart ... Bod Boy

... Metolheod ... "But it's a Ford" ...

"Double or nothing" Joe Pensabene: Well-kept hair and well·

kept gut ... everyone's mother thinks Joe is handsome.

Mark Peters: Should never hove qu1t, Mark

Will Malatuta: An injury waiting to happen

Dave Masucci: Port-time wrestler ... Has

vid Edward ...

drive! ... I hit o Mountie" .. .

Tom Maggetti: Magic ... Best batting prac-

your nome in the paper today, Chris?" . ..

Mr. O'Toole's best student ... "Sit still, Chris."

Dave Ost: Ying . .. Ping . .. Cheech ... Do·

Tom McMenamin: Stretch ... "I can't

Matt Mellet: "Remember the McDevitt

Chris Mars: Wrestling sodopop, Any ... "Is

used yearbook pass to get into prom .. . good friends with Mr. O'Toole ... "Go Navy!!!" ...

Ted Oat: Yang ... Pong ... Chong ... Ed·

Jim McNulty: Led Zep ... "How's Flor· ida?" ... nice hair ... Eco Tearn ...

tice pitcher around ... Mr. Parisi's best friend ... got beat by Mr. Miller in a footrace .. .

Randy O'Neill: E ... Captain Ronky .. .

Andy Mclees: Elwood ... easy-going .. .

"I'm closing at Rizzo's tonight ... Gus .. .

Homecoming Queen ... Hairy chest .. .

Bethel Pork, much

Jim Lynn: Vice·Prez ... neatness ... go to

Keith Oldt: Sick death ... " Baod coor ... .Bong yo' head." ... mod ... Who ... Me· tolheod ... Eco T earn ...

John Miluuo: MHoser ... Mafia hit man . . . "Get o real Firebird." .. .

Pe te Moffatt: Deerhunter ...

Joe Monahan: "Where's Dove?" ... Your

voice will change someday ...

... "Remember the Winter Donee" ... Un· do's cheuffeur ... nice voice .

Carmen Petru:n:elli: Mothlete ... "Why is

the nurse lonely?" ... What's Not ...

Jim Poole: Mr. Molush's assistant coach ...

Lefty ... spends more time in Florida bose· boll camps than in school.

been ... Don Juan ... nice orange Vega

Tom Morrison: Ed . .. Motorheod ... "How many Brown cars Do you hove Tom?" ...

Paul McCabe: Ernie's son .. . Joisey ... min·

John Morrison: Woody ... Playboy ... nev·

me Matt!" ...

er gained over 100 yards . .. Leading rusher on o powerful offense .. .

Frank Rankin: Rank ... Rank Fronk ... Red

Mike McCann: Party animal ... Shmoo .. .

Chris McCaule y: Pseudo page editor .. .

Tom Murphy: Smurf ... Ned ... Tim ...

Geiger's friend ... Fish-face ...

Tom ... Theodore ... "They didn't pay!" . . . "Tie your shoes." ...

Jim Rayborn: "Did you do your lob report?" . .. perpetual frosh ... the original brownnoser ... likes to do homework ... mooch· er ...

ioture Fronk Shorter ...

Ed McCauley: Ned ... nice Pinkey ... looks like his sister ...

Will McCormack: Wilbur ... French scholar . . . pianist ... friends with Mr. Krol ...

Scott McDade: Hogan's friend ...

Joe Mcfadden: He doesn't soy very much

. . . Roxbourough connections ... oarsman

Frank Natale: First All-Catholic from Rex-

Volvo ... Asst. Ice Hockey Captain.

borough ... "I can't go out with you guys," I have to go out with Jackie ... Speedy ...

Joe Reilly: School spirit .. .

Dave O'Brien: OB ... almost prez ... "No

Dave Reinhardt: Dove Flex ... "How's Don· no?" ... Doylestown boy ... n1ce tie ...

Studio 54 ...

possible way for a ski dub." ... "I wont a revote." ...

George O'Brien: Dougie . . Computer wiz

Joe McGinty: Second Alormer's Rescue

Mike O'Halloran: works at Rizzo's ...

Squad ...

stretch ...

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Matteo Poui: Herr Europa . .. "Don't call

Jim Rieffel: OOOOOOedipus . . . Rif ...

Surfer boy ... olot of friends at the Prep .. " roctuolity" ..

John Riordan: Chns Wills' friend

John Rizzo: Rizz . .. nice von ... Gino wonts a beer ... Silk wove ...

Chris Rogalski: " hor hor hor" ... Rogo . . .

Mr. Drama ... Mayor Dowgmeot ...

John Romano: Mr. Rebound . . . Ms. Ri路 mert's assistant ... makes I.D. cords ...

John Ro sa-Bian: removable bottoms ...

"Fifth choir!? ... the door must be bolted . .. Music is ... " ...

Kevin Rudden: Hammer I ... nice somersault ... Tennis star ... Where's the other earring? ... Swoke ... Mr. Morality ...

Carolyn's prize ... Captain Gok. Chris Sabia: Sieg ... not as strange as his brother Don, but close ... the quiet one at basketball games .. .

Steve Sabo: Boo ... Miss the von much, Steve? ... knees were ruined by Steve Crone ... Rex ... Dinosaur Head ...

Rob Savares: Divot head ... Sovarice ...

"Ted, where's Dorio?" ... Norwood boy Joe Scalia: Scabs ... Whatz is nome .. . how did he make the basketball team? .. .

Anthony Scanlon: Ank .. . Mohawk '83 .. .

The Ank Tonk reaches its destiny . . . Adam Ank . ..

Matt Schillinger: Schilly ... "Did track start yet?" ...

Bill Schull: Nice cor, Bill ... always finishes his track workouts . .. broke 300-yord dash record ...

Tom Shallow: Took o different promdote home ... one of Pot's boys . ..

Rick Skelly: Olympic badminton champ . .. nice perm ... Skell ...

Harry Slifer: "You dog!" ... ambassador to McDevitt ... "Harry, go shag some flies" ... almost as fast as Moggetti ...

Art Smith: " Yo, Ott" ... Yippie the hippie ... drummer extraordinoire ... von? ...

Dove Smith: Whole .. . Smitty ... always late for something . . .

Joe Smith: Jenny ... dresses nice, but can't ski . . .

Tom Snyder: Ernie ... heads the boll ... coach's friend ... "Strike 1, 2, 3 - You out!" ...

Matt Vesey: Easy Matt Vesey ... takes showers before practice ... C.D ....works at Gobles ...

Dan Solecki: What happened in Germany? ... Good to the lost drop? .. . names his first child after Martin Luther King Jr ....

Allentown ...

Bob Vietor: Mr. Victor . .. leading authority on 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' ...

"Maybe we'll get some beer" .. .

Steve Sottolano: Connoisseur of fine litera路 ture (see senior photo) ...

Frank Sposato: Spoz ... Diego Lightning ... fastest Italian on skates . . . "Kill, maim, kill!" ...

Chris Spratt: Spraoooooot ... Klenk's right hand man ... thinks he con donee ...

John Staub: Stubby ... pole vaulter ...

Joe Staudenmeier: King Duncan ... He's going to defend our country? ...

Chris Swartz: always in Sween's way at the lockers ... o kegler ...

Mike Swee ney: Tweeny ... the original Ronald McDonald ... eat worms much? .. . a real witch ...

Pat Visek: "Why be normal?" ... " Yeah, right" ... Mister Innocent ...

Carl Waldspurger: computers ... Cosper . .. Carlo/ Paul ...

Jim Watera: basketball gunner ... cuts track workouts with Tony Broca .. .

Mike Weaver: "Vince, con I hove the key?" . .. cuts up his own girlfriend .. .

Steve Weiss: Hammer II ... "You con open your eyes now, it went in" ...

Rich Whitney: "You're smaller, you climb through" ... Do Whit ... cheap sunglasses . .. likes to stroll ...

Chris Wills: sister totaled Sciorroco .. . 7- 1 1 crew ... second trumpet ... loudest voice o n swim team ..

Bob Sykes: Sponky ... rowdy dude ... psycho . .. Eco Team .. .

Mark Wisely: Mok ... most generous person ... Eco-monioc ... likes trees ... Eco Team Mike Wisely: mighty mite . . . "Anybody could hove run into the goalposts" .. . nice arms ...

Mike Taddei: Charlie Brown . . . SF addict ... the quiet one ...

Scott Wolpert:Wolps ... "You're not as bod as you think" ... Fred and Mild Mike's buddy . .. rox .. . cow . .. Carolyn's dream

Paul Sweeney: cuts his own hair .. . Adam Ant ... crew dog .. . " Where's Lou?" . .. little red chevette .. .

Tim Thistle: Best (and only) surfer in Cope May ... Rerun's brother . ..

Mike Thress: "Get mugged much?" ...

Pat Timoney: Joe Wrestler ... thinks about wrestling during football ... Chipmunk ...

Dude's brother .. .

Jim Tobin: " Git oHfff!" . . . shark bit him in the chest ... Johnny Frosh ... dishes it out but can't toke it . . . I can't go out, I hove to study eight hours tonight ...

Joe Toland: J.T ... ."Vivo Ia Pez" ... sup路 ports illegal aliens in his cor ... coffee addict ...

Rich Van Fossen: Richie Von ... the Prez ...

"Roxborough on the move" ... " con we talk?" ...

Chris Yabor: Yobes ... meanest hit all year (isn't that right Matt Kalen?) ... hongs with guys from the Prep ...

Chris Young: Bowlhead ... "Aww, come on, man" ... Springsteen ton ... Friz's friend . ..

John Zamichieli: Skipper ... ploys arcade games ... "Nice game Ref, too bod you missed it" ... Zomo ... mentally exhaust路 ed ... kicks fieldgools over the soccer net Ed Zawrotny: Eddie ... weonie .. . "Let's talk about sox" ... Manioc ...

Mark Zebrowslci: Z ... Zero ... always last

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FLASHBACK The LoSollton Quest . We, the yearbook staff, thought 1t opproriote to solute the members who hove corned and stoked the fire of the LoSollion Questthe Faculty. These ore the earliest photographs of the honored members as they first experienced the quest when they graduated from LaSalle or first taught at LaSalle. Then and Now ...

Mr. Edward Klenk graduated 1n 1971 from LSHS

Mrs

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Brother David Rogers

Clo~re

Brown first taught here 1n 1979

Mr David Manion first taught here in 1968.

Mr Joe Cohstra graduated 1n 1964 from LaSalle

Mr. James Roche first taught here in 1976.

Brother John D' Alfonso graduated in 1955 from LSHS.

f~rst

taught here 1n 1964.

Mr. Stephen Krol first taught here 1n 1982.

!rather Tom Speakman began teaching here in 1975.

lAs. Maureen Dugan began teachng here in 1983.

Mr. Alfred Puntel began teaching here in 1982.

Mr. James Bradley began teach1ng here in 1983.

11\r. James Devine began teaching here in 1973.

Mr. John Groce graduated from LaSalle in 1973.

Brother Andrew Bartley first come here in 1977.

Mr. Fronk Mullin began teaching here in 1968.

Mr. Michael Bruno graduated from here in 1961 .

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Father David Givey graduated from here •n 1962

Mr. Edward Molush graduated from here in l96E

Mr David Diehl graduated from here in 1955.

Mr. Michael O'Toole graduated from here in 1968

Mrs Mary Mounto•n first come here in 1967

Mr. Martin Stanczak graduated from here In

Mrs. Munel Mehr first taught here 1n 1970.

Mr. Joseph Parisi first come here in 1981.

&other James Steck first taught here •n 1981 .

Brother Aloysius Lumley f1rst taught here in 194

1960.

Mr Chortes Hilpl first come here in 1966.

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Father Tony Jonton graduated here tn 1969

Brother Edward Connon graduated here tn 1937

Mrs. Florence Word first come here in 1973.

Brother Eugene Morgan ftrst come here tn 1979

Brother Fred Stelmach graduated here tn 1946.

graduated here in

Mrs Jennte Borrott first come here tn 1967

Brother Fronk Donielskt graduated from here in 1967

Mr. Gerold Mtller first taught here In 1979.

Mr Joseph Ctcctmoro graduated from here tn 1957

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Mr Michael Sheehan first come here in 1979.

Mr Joseph Radvonski first come here in 1981.

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Mr. Edward McCabe first come here In 1971.

Mr Robert Russell first come here •n 1970

Mr. George Hohenle•tner first come here in 1968.

Mr. W•lhom Geiger Graduated from here in 19n.

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Mr. Pot Devine began teaching here In 1971.

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Mr Michael Ponislok began teoch•ng here in 1981.

Mrs. D•one Me here 1n 1982.

Mr. Tom Turner began teaching here in 1981

Mrs. Jubo Moher began teochtng here in 1983

Mr. John Frizolone began teaching here in 1976

Brother lanus F1nn began teaching here in 1976.

Miss larra1ne R1mert began teach1ng here in 1972.

I Mr James Serp1ello began teach•ng here 1n 1979

Mr Anthony Vigg•ano graduated from La Solie tn 1972.

Brother Hilary McGovern f1rst came here in 1971

Mr. Gerald Evans began teaching here in 1983.

Brother Kev1n Me Manus began teach•ng here 1n 1972.

Brother Mttler Bosch began teach.ng here 1n 1976.

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1984 Blue and Gold La Salle College High School Editor-in-Chief: Randy O'Neill Photo Editor: J1m Cicch1ello Moderator: Mr. Bill Geiger

Layout StaH

Senior Quoti1ta

Mike Horvon (Edrtor) Tim Thistle Steve Rietzke Walt Billie Jim Donohue Kevrn Gorrity Rob Schaefer John Coffey

Mrke Harvey (Editor) C. T. Heckman John Roso路Bron Rich VanFossen Rob Savarese Dove Casale

Phototraphert Joe Pensobene Pot Timony John Halfpenny Mort Bradley Rrck Calhoun

Vrnce Cuce Jeff Beck Mtke Weaver Karl Werner Bro. James Steck S.ll Retnhordt

Roger Colehower Lee Schmolboch Lance Krelovich Matt Arderer Mr BtU Getger

lutineu StaH Writert: Mtke Horvy (Edttor) Lonce KreloviCh V1nce Cuce Rtch Sherman Mark Woshk:o Jom Cicchoello Jom Tobin Mike Sweeney Gene D' Alessandro Jeff Beck

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Carmen Petruzzelli Rick Calhoun B1ll Hoban John Halfpenny Andy Ragusa Dove Casale Jll'll Poole B411 McKernan Graydon Karlson

Joe Ctlio (Business Editor) Ntno DtPietro John Stanczak Dovtd Buonomo

StaH Artitt Paul Sweeney John Capaldi Chris Collons Dexter Vilor

Typittt Matt Be10t (Editor) Paul Waters Jeff Beck Will McCormack Bnon Sullivan Joe Irwin Jom Donohue Graydon Karlson Nick Amorotis Mtke Toddet Boll Regli

Joe Elliott Steve Blotney Chns Von Zondt Steve R1etzke John Halfpenny Fronk Gov1n Lance Krelovich Mark Zebrowski Steve Donohue Jim Rayborn

And Very Special Thanks To ... . . . Mr. Charles Hilpl and Mrs. Peggy Broca for all their undy1ng !.upport, under!.tonding, and help in financial matters (espectolly in emergenctes) . . . . Bro. Andrew, Bro. Fronk, and Mr. Dove Diehl for help, advice, and support (especially at deadline time).

Mr. Jim Devine and Mr Mike Moicher for professional quality photographs and much advice and help. . . . Mr. Robert Dovine and his wife Rita for "taking core" of everything, helping us at deadline time, and for keeping "Grayhound" in business, and to Chuck Reed and all at Herff Jones.

Abe, Gemma, June, Lee Ann, and Kim at Davor Photo fo r their understanding and patience . . . . Mrs. Dione McGovern for her advice and help with matters artistic, Brother Linus for advice, Mr. George Hohenleitner for advice and help . . . . Mom and Dod and my family for the opportunity to work on the yearbook, and understanding when I worked late. Sorry about the grades.

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INDEX Acknowledgments ................ page 214 Art Club .............. ............................ .. 46 Bond ............................... .................. 66 Baseball ........................................... 136 Basketball ....................................... 118 Blue and Gold ................................... 78 Boord of Trustees ............................. 42 Bowling T eom ... ..... .. ..................... 126 Condids (A Look Bock) .................. 146 College Day ...... ............................... 59 Community Service Corps ................ 60 Computer Club ................................. 63 Crew, Foll ........................................ ll6 Crew, Spring ................................... 140 Cross-Country ................................. 110 Dedication ...................................... .. 17 Dromo ............. .................................. 56 Father and Son Banquet .................. 76 Footboll ........................................... 106

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Forum ...............................................72 Freshmen ..................................... .. ..82 Gazebo ....................................... .... 217 Golf ................................................. 138 Ice Hockey ...................................... 124 Indoor Trock ............................ ....... 122 lntromurols ........................................ 54 Introduction ...................................... .. 2 Juniors ............................................. 97 Mothletes ......................................... 77 In Memoriam .................................. 203 Mixers ............................................... 65 Mother's Club ................................... 62 Musicol ............................................. 68 Notional Honor Society .................... 58 Patron Page .................................... 215 Photo Club ...................................... .. 47 Principal's Address .......................... ISO Public Relotions ................. ................ 43

Senior Quotes ................................. 204 Senior Retreats ................................. 49 Sen1ors ............................................ 148 Seraphim ...........................................64 Soccer ........ ..................................... 112 Sophomores ...................................... 90 Spirit Club ......................................... 70 Student Council ............................ .... 44 Swimming... .. .................................. 128 Table of Contents ............................. 1 Teocher Flashbacks.................... ..208 Tennis .......................................... .. 132 T rock and Field .............................. 134 Turkey Bowi. ..................................... SO Underclassmen Retreat ................... .48 Winter Donee .................................. .71 Wisterion ........................................... 52 Wrestling ......................................... 130

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