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150 years ago the Christian Brothers established the Chris~ rian Brothers Academy at 2nd and Jefferson streets in Philadelphia. Since that time, the school has grown and transformed into one of the premier institutions in the Delaware Valley. Despite reloC2tion .and the gradual expansion of La Salle, the Brothers have maintained the same dedication to the development and success of each young man that is en路 trusted to the school. By instilling the values of their founder St. John Baptist de La Salle and helping young men plan and achieve their goals, the Brothers have consistently provided the srudencs of La Salle College High School with a strong community environment for learning and growing.

The Brothers have created a personal style of education that enhances the student-teacher relationship within La Salle College High School. As a result of this style of teaching. La Salle has moved beyond a school and become a second home for its students. The sense of community fostered by the Brothers' ministry separates La SaUe from its counterparts and fosters the crcation of strong bonds between the students and faculty of La Salle, as intcnded by Saint John the Baptist

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The Brothers' involvement in student activities is another sign of rheir dedication to creating a strong community atmosphere at La Salle. It is actually difficult to attend a La Salle function - whether it is a dance, a sporting event, or the spring musical- and not see sevcral Brothers in attendance. This dedication has spread to me entire La Salle faculty and resulted in unparalleled commitment to the education of not just the mind, but the entire young man.

Over the years the Brothers have stayed true co the mission of St. John the Baptist de La Salle as they tirelessly worked to make La Salle the amazing institution it has become today.

Through the Brothcrs and their inspiration of the lay faculty, La Salle continues to generate men of intellect and accomplishment, service and justice, compassion and faith, and integrity and respect.

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We enter La Salle not only to learn science and math, play lacrosse, or play an instrument, but we also learn the values of hard work, dedication, saength, service, and friendship. La Salle gentlemen take what they learn here at La Salle and continue in St. John the Baptist de La Salle's footsteps to serve others. We are devoted and loyal to rhe role we have to play in continuing the LasaUian tradition ofbrorherhood and respect. , Paul Nucero '09

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knowledge they did nor possess the d::ay before. But La Salle means so much more (0 its srudents than simply a place co gar路 ner a first class education. Instead, the value of La Salle can be

better recognized and appreciated through the acdviries of路 the passion and joy found by La Salle srudents is evidenced at fered ouuide of the classroom. From dubs such as Spanish large g:ltherings such as mass or sporting events. Whether Club [0 Celtic Club, or even Engineering Club, there is an ac- singing alongside their classmates at mass, or cheering at the ademic club for anyone. La Salle also offers a wide variety of top of their lungs for sporu team, it is in these moments that service opponunities and athletics of all kinds, ranging from one can see just what it means to attend La Salle; and just how intramural wiffieball to varsity football, so anyone can get in~ special it is to be an Explorer. 路Sean Gillespie '09 volved athletically. But perhaps the most clear~cut symbol of

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BEGiNNiNG TRADiTiON On rhe first day at La Salle, a freshman mind races and a freshman heart pounds. Looking up and down the hallways filled with upperclassman creates a bit of anxiety. Anticipation. excitement, and fear overwhelm all of the new students at La Salle. but helpful tcachers are there to suppOrt and guide them through the first day. Finding homerooms, lockers, and classrooms are some of the difficulties faced throughout the day, but, once

conquered, a feeling of relief and a set of new challenges await the freshman class.

The first day is just the beginning. It is the only day these feelings arc experienced. As days, weeks. and months pass La Salle rakes on a differenr look. The :tnxiery and fear is replaced with a feeling of comfort. It is difficult to get through day one, but the rewards :lre well worth it. â&#x20AC;˘ DilJan Pierce'12

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From rhe election of Abraham Lincoln, ro the inauguration of rhe United States first African American president, La Salle College High School has been a prominenr name in the Philadelphia region. Now, celebrating our 150th anniversary as an educational facility, academical~ ly, athletically, and religiollsly, our studenr body is proud to contribute to an insritution that has led so many men to success. The fact that La Salle has thrived for over 150 years is an accomplishment all UntO itself, yet even more amazing is the established alumni network.

The alumni presence is strong, and its srrength displays the passion that these men have for their schooL Ir is:l true joy to wake up every morning and be able to attend a school where your education is taken JUSt as seriously as yOUt personal views and beliefs. La Salle has gained the reputation that it has because of the Christian Brother's focus on educating the whole person. Tn essence, for the last 150 years La Salle has provided educationally, and morally sound men to a world in which education and morality arc nOt always so sound. . Greg Morozzi '09 Fu Left: La Salle's band welcomes Ihe :lflcndees Left: Mr. Colistra leads the procession

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Mrs.Julia K. Maher

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Assistant Principal, Student AlTairs

Mr. Nicholas Coggins Director of Curriculum, Inslruaion and Assessment

Mr.James Fyke Dean of Students

Mr. Mark A. Gibbons Chief Financial OfficC't

Oro.James Rioxk, FSC Direttor of AdmiS5ions

Mr. Thomas Turner Di!'C'ctor ofTransportation

Mr. Anthony Res,h Director of Athletics

Mr. Peter Sigmund Chief Information Officer

Assistanl Dean o(Students

Lisa Agnew Learning Specialist. David Center Gregory Bielecki Economics I. Political Science. United St:ltes History.

Head Coach Cross-Country, Assistant Coach Indoor/Outdoor Track. LIGHTS Dennis Bloh AP English Language :I.nd Composition. Rhetoric :I.nd British Litef:l.ture. Crea.tive Writing 1,2. La.tin I. Sh:l.kespc:l.re.

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L:uteni Breen Spanish 4. 4H. Spanish Club. LSC. Civility Club Gerard Brett College Counseling, Group Advisory 12.

Moder:l.tor Tennis :I.nd La.crossc. NCAA Club Ala Brown Composition :md American Literature, Introduction to Litef:l.TUre and Composition.

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jeremy Bun Fimess Center. Integrated Science M:l.rk Chesnilr.

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Above' Mr. Tony Lopez, Director of &curity Right, james Marsteller, Director of F:l.ciliriu; Steve Gill, john Pa.z, Chris Voyk, AI Los.:alzo, Wayne TruhC:l.rl, :I.nd Muk Angiolilo.

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Assistant Coach Freshman Soccer. Senior Student Council

Lewis Clark Director ofCampus Mimstry. Chrisrian Mon-lity, Moderator Rowing. LIGHTS Mirnad Clemente Iralian L 4H, Spanish I jo Ann Cohen Learning Specialist, David C(nt.:r

joseph Colistra CHAIR: SOCIAL STUDIES; AP Economics.

AP Modem Europ.:an History, United States History, Wesr.:rn Civili::ations Mark Collins CHAIR: RELiGION: Catholic Identity, Sacr(d Sctipture, LSC, Iralian Club Brorh.:r Ken Cook, FSC Library Assisf:I,nt

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Above: Mr, Marchese and Br. Richard with Mrs. Mahn, recogniz;ed for 25 years of service to I.a Salle at the Honors Convocation.

Above, Mr. Coggins teaching Espanol to his seniors.

M:ouhew Derrick Composition and American Literature, World Liler.uure and E~pository_Writin~ Head C禄,h Frcsh1l\3n Socc<:r, Assistant Coach Indoor/Outdoor Track. Intramur.l[s, LIGHTS Patrick Devine Junior Counselor, Group Advisory II, Christian Life Styles.

Head Co...ch Indoor/Outdoor Tr:l.ck, Assisr:lnr Coach Cross-Country On'Jin Anisranr Campus Minister. Moderator ofLSC, Christian Moulit)". Assistant Coach Cross-Country and Outdoor Track Thon\::lS

FrancesJacob Diccicco Spanish 2, 2H. Co路 Moderator NHS

David Diehl Director of Financial Aid. Economics 1. Ass;sUl\t Coach Golf

Bro. William DiPasquale

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William Donohoe World Civilizations. AP World History, Hud CNchJV Baskethall, Assimnt Coach Baseb21l, History Club Slephen Dunchesk.ir Biology 9H, Envlronmrm21 Sciencor, ImegratM $ciornce, Hud Coach Water Polo, Assistant Coach Swimming Gerald Evans Biology9H, 10, IOH,AP, Mock Trial Elizal,cth Fidd Composition and American Litcrature, Introduction to Literature and Composition, lSC. Mock Trial BemardFitzgerald AP UOIted States History, WUlern Civilizations. Multi路Cultural Club Roumary Gecleik SpaOlsh 3. 3H. Ap, Sophomore Student Council, LIGHTS

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Right: (IV .talf) Mn. Helen Spear. ing(lefc), Coun.eling &: Guidance Services/IV and Ms. Jeanne HoltBub.on, Counuling &. Guidance Services/IU

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Guard Hanltf AP Enghsh Language J.nd Composition. World L.tcn.turlt:lnd Expository Wnting. Blue and Gold Yearbook, Intramurals.

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ManinJackson Psyeholog)',junior Counselor, LanguJ.gc SpltCialist.

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FundamenraU ofWro Design. WEXP John Kunan DlRECTOR,DAVIDCENTER. Lummg Spccialiu. Calholic Idmmy.

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Head. Coxh Lacrou.c Frank LKhmu Aquatics. Phymal Educaoon, PhfMOl FilrK$S. Hud Coxh SWlmnung

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JOKph Lynch Rhetoric and British Llterarure. Crc;r.tive Writing I. ACldemic Decathlon David Manion French 2. 4H, Sp;r.nish 1

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MI"$. Purim Schaum, Adminurntlft A$&1$fam - StudeDl AfF.t.irs Office

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Dorolhy Marchese Learning Specialist, LSC Bro. AnW:.lr Martinu Christian Morality. Spanish 3, 3H, LSC James Manhews Financial Economics

William McBride Spanish I. 2, 2H. German Club. Film Club Thomas McCaffery Algebra I. 2, 2Y. Head Coach JV Soccer, Imramurals, Moderator Baseball Diana Mdnaw Catholic Identity, Sacred Scripture. Freshman Mentors

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Above: Mr. Fyke and Mr. Hearn conversing wilh seniors Chris Theirs and Neil Hubberl.

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Barbara Miller Ceuffilcs 1,2. Sculprure 1,2.

Advanced Sculpture. Art Club Gerald Miller AP Govemmem and Politics, UnitÂŤl. Stues History, Vietnam, Moderator Swimming Kelly Minton Algebra I, 2. Grometry.

Engineering Club

Waller Muehlbronner Assinam Director of Admissions. Aquatics,

Physical Education, Head Coach Ice Hockey Mary Kay Mullen DIRECTOR: COLLEGE COUNSELING, College Counseling. Group Advisory 12 Geoffrey Nicoletti Sacred Scripture. World Religions, Computer Club

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Mark Norman Choru$. AdV;lnc«!, F~$hman.lnde~ndem. Public Spuking.

Aui$lanl &: Vocal DlrecIOf for Fall Show and Spring Musial Marlene l)ajot.Pavlair.

F~nch 1.3.Sp.1mm I JOKph Parisi Director ofDivmlty, Ps)'l:hology. World CivilW.nons.

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Roben Ruuell AP CompUiet Science.JAVA Prognmmmg.

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Rosina Ryan AP EnglUh Unguag~ and Comp05ition.

Composition and Amencan Lu~r;uure, Harl~m RcnalSQnce.

CclricOub Tina Sbust;lck Algebra I H. 2H, Geotm:u")'. Pm:akul~ LIGHTS Mary Jo Smith Algebra 2. Ukuhl$. CK-omttry/Pr芦:l1cu11.1$ H

Bm.jamu Steck French 3. Spanish I jameJT:lIe United States History. "'I~st~rn CIVilizations, AS,Sinant Coach Water Polo and Swimming. Ski Club

Bro. Mang Minh Tran Compurer ApplicalionJ. ViJual Basic Programming

Bro. David T ricbtinger Sophomore Counsdor, Group Advisory 10.

AumanI' Arhlenc DJn:ctor Moderator Foolba.lJ.. Fr~Jhman Baskrrba.ll. and IbKball joseph V~ftori Introductory MUJic Perfonnance, Advanced MUJie Pertonnanc~.

Honors Advanced Music.lnsrrumemallnsrruerion,Jan Arranging and Imptoviur;on. Small EnJembles, Musical DireClor Spring Music;r;l, Director Competition Band Dani~1 Williams Cuholic Id~nrity, World Ci"iliurions, NCAA Club

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MIchael F. Brunner Christian M. Bnmo Colin T. Buckley Amhony R. Buonomo Cn.ig V. Burdulis,Jr. Scan F. Burke

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Colin J. Dingley Michael E. DonneUy Thomas E. D'Orazio Robert M. Dougherty Sean M. Dougherty Luca A. Dragani

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Matthew A. Franzen Nikolaus B. Freedman Gabriel A. Frese Brendan D. Freyvogel Brandon T. Fuller Gerard H. Gallagher. III

Paolo C. Gambaro Connor R. Geiger FrederickJ. Gerngross Sruart M. Gibson Alexander S. Giuffrida Andrew T. Glavin

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James W. Hill Cormac J. Hoffman ConorJ.Jand:l Scon J.Jenkins Roben W.Johnson WilliamJ.Joyce

Ryan C. Kalkbrenner Emre T. Karacas Matthew E. Keller JohnP. Kelley Conor J. Kennedy George T. Kenney, III

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PmickJ. Lawn,Jr. Alexander J. Lintner Zachary J. Lintner Jason M. Lombardi Kevin T. Long JohnJ. Luskin,Jr.

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Paul M. Maginnis Luke K. Maguire James P. Mahoney John P. Maloney John A. Manalo Kevin G. Marble

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Fiachr:a P. McDermort Jeffrey C. McGuth Justin W. McKenney Michael P. McNamara Nicholas W. McShane Michael P. Meehan,Jr.

Manhew R. Melsheimer Kevin M. Menkhaus Daniel L Mercader Devin L Merritf Daniel p. Meyer John A. Mills

Kegan N. Moesfa Kevin T. Moragne, II DiegoJ. Morales Michael W. Muehlberger Gregory R. Mugnier 1l1OmasJ. Mullin,Jr.

Matdlew R. Murphy Ryan T. Murtha John W. Newell Michael P. Nitowski ChristopherJ. O'Brien Daniel J. O'Brien

Colin K. O'Hara Ryan M.Otis Mich:.lel E. Owsiany Nicholas V. Owsik Dybn T. Ozuna Giovanni J. Palermo

Francis T. Panu.no Robert G. Pascal Christopher M. Pawlowski Naasir R. Perry Bryan D. Pfbn%,Jr. Dillon C. Pierce

Michael A. Piscopo Michael). Pi%zo,Jr. Jeremy). Plamondon Nicholas $. Pleskunas James w. Pollino, m Ryan L. Pospisil

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William E. Risko Jonarhan D. Roberts Gabriel J. Robinson Charlie J. Rodrigue% Leonardo Romero Stephen G. Rose

William). Rose Manhew E. Rowland Henry). Ryan Christopher W. Ryder Andrew G. Saba Vincent M. Sacco

Jordan T. Santora Jeffery M. Schaeffer Jeffery A. Schiele James D. Schlupp James C. Schuck Eric W. Schuln

Jake A. Sciolla Clayton J. Sebesky Nicholas M. Seigel Corey B. Shaffer Perer V. Shields Brian J. Shott

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Shane P. Springer Adam R. Stefanowicz, II [ Robert B. Srefanowicz,jr.

Michael R. Stillwell.jr.

Scorr C. Stone Richard C. Storck

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Dillon P. Sullivan Robert E. Summerhays joseph C. Sweeney Connell J. Sykes Christopher L. Szekely Ale.xander G. Szokolyai

PatrickJ. Taormina Gerard E. Thien Michael M. Thomas William F. Toner joseph L. Vasoli Charles j. Viola

M:mhew R. Volpe Christopher M. Voyk,Jr. Matthew E. Wallo Ryan W. Ward Daniel B. Wasylenko Alexander N. Weber

Alex:lIlder E. Weinrich Mark D. Weitzman Nicholas T. Welch Austin A. Wilker Matthew J. Williams Daniel N. Wiseman

Francis W. Worthington Gregory T. Zegalia

Ryan E. Abbot[ Jamal A. Abdur-Rahman Christopher B. Alex:mde Dennis F. Anao Nicholas J. Angiolillo juliana C. Arici

james P. Bait Dalton J. Becker james B. Becrer Corey T. Begor Andrew P. Belcher Ryan P. Belcher

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SJlphomores CONTINUING THE TRADiTION FOR THE BLUE AND GOLD

Mich.aelJ. Bell,jr. jerry M. Bellerdrie Eric S. Besso AI,drew G. Biaesch jeffery E. Biernu,jr.

Andrew P. Bilotta

john P. Bogorowski Harry Bonet Brendan O. Boyle Matthew M. Braithwaite Richard P. Brazukas,jr.

Alexander R. Brecht

Daniel P. Brennan joseph C. Brown WilliamJ. Burger Nicholas A. Burns Colin P. Bush Ian M. Bush

The sophomore experience 2r L2 Salle is essen· rial for matuting on OUt L.asallian journeys. We 2re faced with both new opportunities .and new challenges during our sophomore ye.ar at La Salle.

New responsibiliries are given to us, in both academic .1Od extracurricular activities. At the S2me time. sophomore year represents a chance to maintain good habits that we developed in fresh· man yeM. and to abandon any bad habits that will not help us in our Lasallian journeys. Our experiences from l:tst year taught us the need we all h:tve

for support from our families. our teachers, and. most import:tnrly, e:tch other. Although we :tre still underclassmen, we feel a cerra.in confidence that many of us did not have l:tst year. As sopho~ nloreS3t La Salle, we learn to take advice from fac· ulty and upperdusmen. give advice to the fresh· men, and help the school community ~ a whole.

-Kevin Gillespie '11

Mauhew A. Cabrera Craig A. Cabrey Shane M. Campbell Charles W. Cannon Robert Cape,e Anlhony A. Caponzzo

Cameron M. Cappo Alexander R. Carapelloui Michael A. Casciano,Jr. ChriSlopher J. Catalino Anthony R. una Kendal L. Chaney

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Ryan R. Cacron Thomas E. Col~man, 1II S[~\'Cn Collins John P. Corcoran M. Do:Ian Crouse Ni,holas Cruic~

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Alexander D. Cunnane John F. Curtis, IV Connor J. Daly Richard A. Dan;::e, II Christopher J. Dearol{ DonaldJ. DeBrakelecr.Jr.

James N. DeCarlo John P. Delaney. III Nicholas J. Dema. II [ Robert J. DeSante Kyle Dierkes MarkJ.DiFrangia

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Anthony M. Esposito,Jr. Dani~1 R. E:z::zo Michael F. FcrTi~r, III Matthew j. Fink

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Tyl~r A. Gaber William N. Galbally Manh~w j. Gannon Vietor R. Garcia Ryan j. Geiger Chrisroph~r G. G~n~5Io

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Giaimo F. Gibbons S(eph~n R. Gibbons Casey T. Gillupi~ Kevin P. Gillupi~ Patnck D. GlYnish J~rt:my

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Joseph C. Harvey Andrew M. Heller Alexander N. Hicks Alexander M. Holva Andrew T. Holva Thomas J. Horn

Samuel T. Hyder Michael T.Jacobsen AlexanderJaconski Jeffrey T.Jaquay Joshua M. Jaskowiak Zachary D. Jones

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Edward Joyner-Mirchell Alexander J. Junod Johnathon M. Kane ChristopherJ, Kappler Joseph W. Kelly Robert J. Kelly

Ryan M. Kelly Jamison p, Kenney Parrick C. Kerr Manhew B. Killian Michael A. Kowalski BrendanJ. Kretschm;;m

Nicholas J. Krol Brian C. Kron Neil P, Laessig Alexander p, Lafond John R. Lawlor Zachary K. Leahy

Marc J. Liberato Andrew T. Lonergan Timothy F. Longacre Parrick J. Looby John P. Loughery Joseph M. Lukach

Brian J. Lynch Gordon P. Lynch Alex Lynn Brendan M. Lyons Charles J. Magee Kamran S. Mahmud

M:mhcw J. Mahoney Colin E. Malone William P. Marble Edward B. Marino Del C. Markward,Jr. Jordan A. Mayo

Joseph J. Mazzi, JlI Brian R. McAloon TimothyJ. McCabe Joseph W. McCreary Richard J. McCreavy, III Chrisropher M. McElroy

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Terence McFadden Sh.amus P. McGowan Patrick S. McGuire,Jr. Parrick M. McH:.tle Colin A. Mcintosh Jeffrey T. McKenna

Michael H. McNally Clayton D. Melsheimer Daniel G. Merenich Dominic S. Mirabile Frederick A. Mischler Kyle F. Mischler

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Michad A. Miskid William F. Mitchell, III james T. Moon~y, III MichadJ.Mooney Sumus C. Morgan Christopher D. Muggier

P;urickJ. Mulderig james P. Mullen,jr.

Tyler M. Murkley Conor F. Murphy joseph R. Naji Edward F. Ndling, III

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M:.I1colm H. Nichols John P. Nicola Robert N.C. Nix, IV TimothyJ. Nolan Jakob C. Noon Christoph!':r Nunnari

Slephen J. Obermeier Patrick F.O路Donnell KenncthJ. Orlando,Jr. Nicholas J. Palermo Calvin A. Perlman Michael M. Pham

Timothy F. Pidgeon Kevin M. Piotrowicz Michael S. Plummer Anthony F. Pokino Michad B. Poncia o..vid A. Power

MatthewJ. Pyrih John J. Quigley P...ul M. Quinn \Villi~ R. Rate Benedict J. R!':iIIy ConnorJ. Reilly

Robert Rhodes Marcus L. Richardson Juliano R. Rodriguu James \v. Rose, III MatthcwJ. Rose Colin P. Rornwdl

Adam G. Rotul James P. Rpn Ni,how K. Sabi<ll,Jr. Eric A. Samuels Mi,hael]. Sanders John]. Santangelo

Christopher]. S<lIponan John N. S<lIponan Richnd A. Sauler John R. Schnz Daniel P. Schdkun Brendan H.S,hluth

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Robert H. Schrupp Andrew F. Sh::lfer Nicholas L Sh::lfer Jon::lth;m M. Sheru.line T y1cr J. Sicili::l Nicholu G. Simone

Mich::lel D. Smith Thomas R. Smith.Jr. D::Ivid P. Spttst Brend::ln P. Stone Eric B. Swne Alcx::lnder C. Subers

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Curnn T. Sullivm Sean M. Sweeney Colin W. Sweirur Francis A. Sumbori Benj::lJnin M. ThOilder'ly,Jr. bn S. Thompson

StOiln P. Toner KierOllnJ. Trainer ThomOils E. Trainer Fr:ank R. Trocino, III WilliOilm B. Turner DOilvid A. Underwood

Michul Vecchione, Jr. Timothy R. VeUner VincentJ. Vcn~iOllno NichoW M. Wodchonsk.i ChrisropMr F. Wodker Christopher K. Wodrcr

Srephm P. Wuyknko Philip K. WOIItson,Jr. DodeJ. Weed Caleb P. Weiler John S. \VhitmOiln Andrew W. war

Roben L. WinkdnlOlln Cole J. Wisdo Roger C. Woehrle BrcnnOiln R. Woods Timothy H. Young Brian J. Zielinski

Ryan G. Andris M;l.n: J. Angelone Muk A. AngioliUo,Jr. G;l.bncl J. Antoni Muwcll C. Arizin Gr:.ant Ad'lemolt

Sun Atkinson Chrisri:m T. B;l.ch Mich;l.c1J. B;l.mbi,11 Mich:aclJ. B:anmer Q;avid A. Btavers Willu.m F. Bcglt)',IV

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Z;l.ch:ary M. Bdmsky J<lomC5 R. Bemscheck MlCh<loci E. Bennett Krisrim J. Benz Thomu J. Benz Kienn Ikrkery

Anrhony G, Bianchini John W. Bieg.1ski Je:an-P.;I,ul Bonny Gregory R. Bono D:amcl M. Bowers MlCh<lod E. Bndy

Sh<lone M. Bndy Kevin O. Breen Cnig Bunring ThomuJ. Burgm:ann,Jr. Willi:am K. Burke Charles J. Burns

e>" 20:1.0 Juniors C l . - . s s e>" 20:1.0 Juniors The defining characteristic of junior year ;u ;l.l1y high school is me transition from underclassmen to upperclassmen. TIlroughout the yUt, Students begin to accept the tirle of-upperclassman" and :lll of the responsibilities that come with it.

For the first time, the members of the c1,lSs ue given more responsibiliry in La Salle's nrious activities and clubs. As Juniors take o\er le;adership roles III academics••nhleries, and service. they become more prominenr members of rhe school community and, as such, are ;able to better enrich

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In addition to becommg upperciassmen,Junio ye3r is also marked by a strengthening of bonds By junior ye3r, studenrs have h;ad more than rw yurs to gt't to know uch other and, as such. 01 friendships continue to grow and new friendship continue ro be made.

In thiS w;ay'Junior )'car at La Salle is rail)' bot a turning point and a stronger conrinu2tion 0 prevIous years, • Sean J;anda 1

Thomas J. Campbell Michael R. Camusi Christian L. Cardinal Devlin E. Carey Ryan M. Carey Ryan J. Carlin

John C. Carmody Sean P. Carr Kevin P. Casey Michael S. Casey John F. Cassidy Matthew J. Catanese

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Patrick T. Cero David M. Cinque Stephen E. Ciuro Daniel T. Clark Kevin w. Clark Ev:m J. Cleary

Anthony M. Cognetri John A. Corr Robert W. Costello Michael W. Coyle Scan M. Crane Matthew A. Crone

Vincent J. Cuce Adam M. Cunningham. Jr. Joseph A. Daly Marrin P. D'Amico Joseph J. Deegan Michael C. DeMaria

Bri:l.n D. Derr Timothy P. Oi:l.sio M:l.tthew M. DiGiacomo Don:J.1d J. Digney Christopher J. DiLaucenzo James J. DiMezza

Srephen Donovan Brian T. Dorsey Paul A. Dowds Timochy M. Durkin Chriscopher M. Edger Colin A. Eisensc:hmid

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John I. Ericsson Frank A. Evans John P. Farris, II Michael W. Fasano Samuel A. Feleccia Laurence P. Finnegan, IV

Kevin P. Foley Michael R. Foley Gregory G. Foos Michael H. Fox Nol:m A. Funchion Kevin B. Gani

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Dylan P. Gavin Alexander D. Geck Gregory S. Geiger Richard P. Gem Ryan L. Ginsburg George J. Giovinazzo

DanielJ. Goodwin Kevin P. Greenfield Matthew Grover Vinctnr M. Gryscavage, III Cosmo A. Guerra Brian G. Haesler

I:m A. Haney Kevin G. Harvey Brian G. H:l.vard Parrick E. Heck Brian P. Higgins PatrickJ. Higgins

Troy C. Hockaday Connor Hoffman Michael J. Holland Manhew J. Holva Derek M. Hunter Kieran T. Hyer

Daniel W. Hyman Scan R.Janda Steven M. Jones Christopher H. Kaemmer Christopher Karoly Parrick T. Keenan

Edmund F. Kehan, III William D. Kellogg James J. Kelly Stephen T. Kelly John P. KJusck Thomas R. Knab

PeterJ. Knowles Rolxrt J. Kowalski Theodore C. Krad%inski. III Matthew J. Krol Nathan S. Kurylo Joseph H. Kwasi%ur

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Parrick J. LtFm. Daniel A. LaMorte Kyle S. LePrevost Philip G. Leccavage Michael E. Lindsay Dale Linmer

Daniel S. Losier Andrew Loughery Nicholas C. Luce Seamus B. MacCrory John E. Madrak Keyin Mahon

Stephen P. Mainardi Brian H. Malone James T. Markley Francis M. Martino Nicholas G. Mathis Seamus M. McCullough

Charles T. McDonald, III Ryan P. McElroy Scan M. McGann Matthew T. McGlynn Brendan P. McGoldrick Conor J. McGonigle

Fr.mcis X. McGorry Paul J. McGr.uh William J. McHugh Ryan D. McKenna ChriSTopher J. McLaren Kevin G. Medyed

D. Wesley Meehan P;urick G. Mellor Vincent j. Migliarese James E. Mills Maitland P. Minderjahn Nicholas P. Mindicino

Devon D. Minor Kevin Mimon Nicholas E. Molloy Patrick J. Monahan Ryan P. Moran G. joseph Moroney

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Andrew J. Monon Philip J. Moyer Quinlan Mulholland Garrett P. Nesbitt Scan R. O'Connell Brian J. O'Donnell

Thomas V. O'Kane,jr.

Timothy A. Peifer Samuel D. Pelone Onix A. Perez-Mas Robert S. Phillips Shane H. Pierce

Nicholas I. Pit!'a joseph Piotrowski Timothy Plamondon Gregory B. Porter justin M. Power Whitney P. Prendergast

Andrew Primavera Matthew A. Quaglia Derek S. Quinn Shawn D. Quinn Chrisropher M. Razzano Patrick G. Resch

Warren M. Resnick Jeremy J. Rich Alexander J. Richardson Dean Ripley Isaac H. Roberts Travis J. Roberts

AllenJ. Rodriguez,Jr. Andriy Royik Andrew M. Russin,Jr. Ryan A. Saraceni RobertJ. $c.anlon M.ark w. Schnupp

MichaelJ.Schoen NikolasJ. Schreiber FrancisJ. Schuck.Jr. Mich;l.e1 D. ScOtt John A. Sczepanski Taylor Searle

Zachary K. Seigel Thom;l.sJ. Semin;l.ck,Jr. Floyd E. Shaffer Andrew G. Sideras Mathew C. Simmons Srephen Sinnott

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Adam D. Souchik Connor M. Spielman Michael A. Sranowski Andr~w J. Staudt Jeffrey R. Stern James C. Stevenson

Galen Smski Thomas F. Swartley Vincenr V. Szczesniak Sreven Szosrak Heath C. Thomas,Jr. William Thomas

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Joshua O. Thorn John Toner Brendan P. Tramo Jusrin T. Tromm~llo Brendan P. Turner John B. Ulan

Jake F. Ullmann Mark G. Ventresca Timothy J. Vogel NicholasJ. Volpe.Jr. Luke A. Vrancken Shawn J. \Varrender

John A. Weinrich,Jr. Ryan G. Werner Malik E. W~st Ian M. Whelan Gary J. White,Jr. Matthew R. Wielgus

Kevin M. Wilkins Kirk C. Wilson Daniel T. Wood John R. Worster Brendy N. Wrighr Brian P. Zi!f

Brendan W Zipfel Logan E. Zysk

Bdow, Studlrnr Council uku Ihlrir oath al the Opening Liturgy

Righi' Pruidenl Mike Cassidy, VicePresident Brendan Duffy, Mrs.Julia Maher; Moderator, and Secretary Jim CataUno

STUDENT COUNCIL

BROTHERHOOD AND RESPECT

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n conjuncrion with me adminiso-acion, the Student Council searched for a unifying. inclusive theme for the 2008路2009 school

year. Accordingly, both parties agreed upon "Brotherhood and Respecr:' a theme that

embodies the ideals ofa true Lasalli:m education. With this in mind, the Student Council entered the school year with twO main goals: to bring the student body togerher, and to bring a renewed sense ofen-

thusiasm to the La Salle College High School campus.

The 2008-2009 school year was marked

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by excellence in every possible arena, The students enjoyed the new academic wing. tremendous athletic success supported all the way with the ever-loyal support of its fans and parents, and a revamped cafeteria,

lSelow: Unruly Pep K:dly nlob takes il our on Brendan Duffy

dubbed the "Explorer Cafe:' The mixture of exciting pep-rallies, crowded mixers, 3I1 eleganr formal, and a record-breaking Wing Bowl excired rhe La Salle Community. Perhaps [he mos[ encouraging aspecr ofrhis pas[ school year is rhe supporrevcryone showed for one anorher.

- Mike Cassidy '09

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Above: Seniors Jim Cat:alino. Neil Hubbtrl, and Tudtu COrr:are prep:ared to reccivt Iheir ,scholastic L', Right: Bro. Richard and Mr. M:archue acltnowledge Jimmy LaGreca

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE

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he National Honor Society is an organization comprised ofjuniors 2nd seniors who encompass the principles of schol路 2rship, leadership, character. and service; the characrcrisrics upon which the Society is founded. This yc.ar's moderators,

Brother William DiPasquale and Mrs. Fr:I.nu$ Jacob Diccicco. OIIlong with the numerous student members have panicip:ued. suved. and aided in the La Salle community in countless w:.tys.

The major focus of the Narion:tl Honor Society is the peer tutoring pro-

gram. In the program, members of the: Society assist other students with any :lCademic needs they rn:ty have. The rurors meet with the studenu individually 2nd

offer 2ssisunce throughout the school ycar.

Beyond tllroring. the N:ational Honor

Sociuy's members also serve as tour guides, greeters, and ushers for many of the school~wide functions throughour the year. [he student body in service to their community.

- Neil Hubben '09

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lASALUAN SERVICE CORPS

LEAVE TO SERVE

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rom freshman branch our day to graduation, every La Salle student gets involved in service. When students enter and leave La Salle they see two signs that read, ~Enter co Learn" on the way in and, "Leave to Serve~ on the way out. Over four years at La Salle, these words become an integral parr of what it means to be Lasallian. Service allows students the chance to use their talents and abilities to give to people who arc less fortunate. As the largen and mOst involved dub at La Salle. students reach out to the (ommu-

Above: Mr. Devlin helpilead LSC to (hange La Salle

oicy, bOth locally and inrernational1y.

The Lasallian Service Corps offers countless service opportunities, such as: La Salle Academy, Elder Share. and the Homeless Outreach Program. Thereare also summer service trips and holiday service projects offered like: Operation Sama Claus, the Appalachian Trip, and the Bolivia trip, so that everyone has rhe chance ro get involved. LSCcontinues to reach La Salle students rhe meaning of giving back and putting others firsr. â&#x20AC;˘ Kevin Johnson '09

Below: Early in their La Salle e.pcrience, Freshnltn realin service rules

Abo....., Swimm...rs get in the l>ervice spirit Left: Mike McGee and his brother Nick share a special moment during the Thank.sgiving Liturgy

Top Right: Bus ride to tulor Top: Lanllian volunlccor Luke WiJde gets into Ihe action Abol'e: GUnl Alhcrholt 5huu h,s time RJghl: h i. all aboul the kid.

RIght: Yur ,n and yur Oul Mr. Cipolla gi..u ofh;. rime to La Salle. Academy and Iheir siudenli. \\'e all thank you for helping Ih.s opportunity to grow and (hange livu forever!

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LA SALLE ACADEMY TUTORING

LIVING THE FOUNDER'S CALL

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hcncvcr you hear a speech about LA Salle. inevitably the phrase "Leave to Serve" will

be mentioned at some point. One way in which the students at La Salle respond to this call to serve rhe surrounding community is through going to La Salle Academy every T llesday.

La Salle Academy Tutoring is a service activity that benefits the srudems at L:t Salle Academy. The kids there go ro school from rhe end of August uncil rhe beginning ofJune. and arc at school from 8 am uncil 5 pm.

On every bus ride down to La Salle Academy, Mr. Cipolla asks if there are any new guys who have never been there before, and inevitably [here are a couple newcomers, One thing [hat he always says to the new tutors is, "Many of these kids come from homes in which [here may not be a good role model for them to look up roo Today, you're that role model.

You're doing God's work today." That is truly what turoring at La SaUe Academy is: God's work.

-Zachary Good '09

Above: Junior Pal Higgins is all smiles mloring ,u La Salle Academy

Above: Sophomore Dan Eno helping our his friend Righi: It's ehe exciremem on Ihe (accs of the children Ihat brings our students back nch wcek ror st:rvice.

Top Right: Momeu' Club Top Left: Mr. Benyovsky and Mu. Sinnotl Presidents of Farhers' and. MOlhers' Club Above: Chris Foley :lnd his d:ld Right: P:lr Ru.(h :lnd his momer :l11smilu.

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LOVE AND SUPPORT

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Imosr anytime there is an event held on the La Salle campus, one can be sure that the Mothers' or Fathers' Clubs arc presenr and responsible for the event. Parents volunteer to give up their rime in order to give back to their sons' school. The dubs meet at least once a month to dis-

cuss anything from the Mother-Son Communion Brunch, to the Fashion Show, to Super Sunday. From this large group an executive board is formed to make decisions. Then, volunteers are split into sub-commjrrces for each event

so that each parent has some valuable

role in a Lasallian event. These sub-committees then work tirelessly to prepare and organize the various incredible events that La Salle has to offer both its srudents and their parenrs. So, although many of rhe students are embarrassed by theit mothets and fathers, withour theit tireless hours of volunteer work, La Salle would not be the same incredible school, with the same evenrs and functions that we have come to know and love. â&#x20AC;˘ Scan Gillespie '09

Abov..: Pat Samanns and his father at th.. Falh..r/Son Banqu"l

AOOv.., N..w Fathu$ w .. lcom..d to La San..

Right: Br..ndan Woods and his moth..r ..njoy a nie.. ev..ningollt

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CULTURE AND LANGUAGE

Abo.." and right: Spanish Club meeu 1<) prtpare then consume the dishes they lum to nlake.

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ACADEM!C CLUBS

SHARING WISDOM

Above Left: Engineering Club in their first year

Above: Students work (0 devise. betler uses of energy in the school.

Above and Righi: La Salle students have an opportunity to share their creativity, leadership, and intelligence while giving back 10 the school

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The highly decor:ued Academic Decathlon team under

thedirurion ofMr.J~ Lynch and Mr. Bob Rusull

MOCK TRIAL

REAL COURT EXPERIENCE

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a Salle's Mock Trial [cam has reached un~

precedcnted levels of success in this, its eleventh, year in existence. The rcam participated in the Pennsylvania Mock Trial

program, sponsored by the Young Lawyers secrion of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. This program enables high

school students throughout Pennsylvania to experience a real Court trial. Just as in Trial Advocacy courses in law school, rhe team crafts a case out of detailed case

materials. The case chis year was a civil case, focusing on employment and

Abo"e: Nick Rinuto givu his opening remarlui Right: Kevin Gani and Anthony Esposito research the upcoming case.

Mock Trial: (Haled) MI'$. Field; moderator,J.e. Wilt, AnIhon)' Esposito, Nick Rizzuto, Mark Kinslow, Pal Gavin, Mr. Sean Quigg; volunl~~r, and AI~c R~im~1 (standing) Mr. Mart Quigg.. Mr. Mario DeCluico, Mr. Evans; mod~..,uor, and Bob Long

wrongfUl death.

The moderators of the La Salle mock trial program arc Mr. Evans and Mrs. Field. Also, three La Salle alumni, Scott Wolpert, Mario Diclerico, and Marc Quigg. helped to prepare the team for the impending triaL The participants for rhis year's mock rrial Team One: J.c.

Wilt, Bob Long, Mark Kinslow, Nick RiZZutO, and Par Gavin. Team two: Marr Schmitz, Joe Daly, Anthony Esposito, Kevin Gatti, and Alec RcimeL - Par Gavin '09

Ldt, Man Schmitz, Mark Kinslow, and Alec Reimellisten 10 advice for the upcoo,ing trial, Far Bonom' The Quigg brothers rerurn Iheir ah"a maIer

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Near Bottom, Nick R.inulo and].C. Will work diligenlly

Far left, Team pons for another pic'"~

Near left< Bob Long listens attenti\'eIy as Nick Riuulo continues to make his case,

Nur Righi: Benischeck and Higgins ruding an arride on ahernalive energy Far Righi' Freshmen cousins Bill Toner and Frank Worthington work on Iheir cases for Ihe Stale Finals

Above,j.C. \Vilt shows his ulemporaneous skills RighI: Team in practice mode

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FORUM

DOMINANCE CONTINUES

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his year. La Salle's speech and debate team kicked off the season in September with tournamentS at Wake Forest University and Yale University. performing very well at both. The debate side of the team continued their winning ways through the year, with elimination round appearances at the University of Pennsylvania Liberty Bell Classic, the Villiger

Tourn:tment at St. Joseph's University, the La Salle Forum Invitational, George Mason University, and the Barkley

team won the Scranton Tournament and the Pcnnsbury Falcon Invitational. In addition, the speech side of the team, led by sophomores Eric Stone, Chris McElroy, Sam Hyder, and Seamus Mooney and senior JC Wilt, also had a fantastic season, advancing to elimination rounds at Yale University, Scranron High School, the La Salle Fotum Invitational, and the Princeton Tournament.

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Abo\'e: Bill Toner presenring the case againsl the NoChild Lefl Behind Acr Lefn Vuoli doing rescuch for SlUdent Congress

Above! Nick Fraunegoing through Sun Janda's files

rJ ~-l DISiRICiS Lefl: FOflln. tean, n NFL Disrricr Tournamenr

Top: L.. Sail.. arti$U Iik.. V;n~e S>;~"$ni ..k, Ryan Counihan, Tom Sw:udey, and John Srumpo maner their ~raft Right: Digita] Collage by Mark Diekman Above: Muk by Kyle McMahon

Right: Fruhn.en Foundarion.\ Wall

ART

ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS

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Above' Wood Reliefby Colin Eisensc:hmid

Top: Wood R",liefby John Harkins Aboye: Collage by Mike Fasano

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Hole"by Nidt Daly

BAND TALENTED AND DEDICATED

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m.any other high schools in our ;.lre. where: b.and is simply an c:xtnlcur路 ricubr activity. here at La Salle students h.ave r2hn the opportunity to

partiCIpate:

in La Salle's Spring Musical, and the widdy-celebr:ared comperirion jazz band, which includes only the most tal路 enred musicians at La Salle and com-

six band (b.sses and pri-

peres :tgalnst the best high school

v.are lessons during the school day.

However. La Salle musici.ans :J.rc~ nor limited to the classroom. This fact is obvious:lt :loy La S:l1Ic: function featurIng our school's talented bands, includ-

b.mds in the area. \Vith the hard work and commitment of our young men, Mr. Verrori.

Mr. Ciccimaro, and the entire unprecedented music faculty. La Salle's music department continues in its excellence.

- Bryan Williams '09

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ing the pep b.md, which helped cheer our football ream to a pel Championship, the pit orchestr:l, which played

Abovel Mr. Ciccimaro adrusu the achool during a brief芦mee"

Righfl Jonarhan McCarry plays the violin

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L.,ftl Bryan Williams,jak., Noon, and Ryan McElroy &lIonl: Th., trombon., 5芦tion is sbmmin'

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horn display Aoov~: Mr.

Veuori direcls Ih~ band.

Aoove: Daly-Leonard, Gavin, and their oon8Os1 Right: Edaon Gravil Kts th~ mood with his sax tun~!

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CHORUS

A RANGE OF VOICES

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horus is one of La Salle's m:lnY musical programs. Every year rhe Chorus pro~ gram purs on tWO concerts under the di路 rection of Mr. Mark Norman. One con~ (err rakes place at Christmas and rhe other is JUSt after Easter. In both concerts the upperclassmen chorus and the freshmen chorus do several combined pieces. This program is accentuated by its Bellcrofrers. The Bcllcrofrers are an audition only section of chorus who per-

Aoov", Mr. Norm:m gets inlo his di路 r"aion Righi: Chorus lIings during ,h" Christmas Liturgy

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form morc advanced vocal techniques.

Both choruses sing a varied range of music from allover the world. ranging from English to Latin ro Scandinavian.

All together, the La Salle chorus program demonstrates the ability to sing all types of music. learn many techniques, and respeer chorus as a viral arr for any individual.

- Sreve Stan ron '09

Left: Jeremy Rich, Colin Canny, and Man McGovern sing ar the Dedicalion Liturgy Bonom: Singing wirh the band for Liturgy Below: Christmas Choral Concert, a feast for the ears

Far Left: Senior members of the Cho-

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Far Righr: S:l.m Hyu uking gifts from P:l.t"Teddy" Dohony Neu Right: Drew :l.nd Vince rough up Volpe a Iinle bit

Above: Teddy's about to (h:l.rge into Panama Right: M:l.tt Volpe :l.nd Niklci Pala::.:w share rhe Slage

FALL DRAMA

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

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orne guys have no luck at all. The only thing Mortimer BrewSter (Man Volpe) wants to do is propose to the love

of his life, Elaine (Nikki Palazzo). However, he's stuck with his aunts, Abby (Samantha Monks) and Martha (Michelle Hildebrandt), and his delu-

sional brother Teddy (Par Dohony).

To make matters worse, Mortimer's psychopathic brother. Jonathan (Vince Szczesniak), decides to pay a visit, along with his surgeon/accomplice Dr. Einstein (Drew Needham). Will Mortimer

be able to settle his family issues while distracting his girlfriend's father (Bill Torres), prospecrive [enams (Will Kellogg) and, most imporrandy, the police (including Sam Hyder, Dan Brophy.

Coner Janda and Hannah Farrell)~ Finally, the show would have never made it pasr the auditions without the brilliant direction of Mr. Micky Dominick and Mr. Mark Norman. Together, the cast, crew, and directors charged forward to create the greatest Fall Drama of2008. â&#x20AC;˘ Pat Dohony'09

Above: \Vill Kellogg an unsus~(ting choke vktinl for the dear "i5leu Left: Thue guy. pull off being bad guy" a little tOO welJ!

Above: Dan Finnegan lind SlInl Hyc:r arc: the (Op. on the b..,

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SPRING MUSICAL

HOW TO SUCCEED. • •

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he La Salle Music.a! this year was How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. The show is based on Shepherd Mead's best-selling satirical book of the same name.

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying tells the story ofJ. Pierpont Finch (Will Kdlog), an ambitious window washer, who is not content and looks ro maneuver his way [0 the tOP of his company. Add rhe devious antics of those would see him fail, such as Bud Frump (Bill Torres), and the actions of

Abo""" Will K...llogg as Fin,h singing abour his love Rostmuy Righi: Bill gOI SOm" blackmailing (0 do to SI"''''' Stanton

the adoring secretary Rosemary (Maggie Kelly), and an entire cast of char:l.cters and you've gor a great show. Case in point being'old moneybags" Mr. Bigglcy (St~v~ Stanton) and his love affair with dle secretary Hedy LaRue (Leah Lawler). Ulti· mately, scheming can only take Finch so far, and in the end he is forc~d to follow his heart and do the right thing.

With such a star studded cast, crew, and production staff, the show couldn't help being fantastic. and it was exactly chat...Ha smash hit"! . Bill Torres '09

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Bottom: Sua,'e and druJord (0 imprut, d.e 1~ly Hedy Below: \Vill Kt:llogg and Eric Stone work the .rage

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WEXP

THE EXPLORER CHANNEL

Abtw~l So mUir studntU Hhind the nmcra that help ro make WEXP the "1 rated moming show al La 53l1e.

IUghtl Joe Rino and Pal Dohon)' give some final tips to (o.anchon)osh Thorn and Su.n Jand<l before Ihe morning'. broadCUI.

Left: Ready to go on the air Bouom: Telepromprer...ser Below: Rory McDonald $ays if's a go for launch!

Far Left: Production staff monitoring the show Near Left: Mike Tubolino and Matt White making sure everything rUlls smoothly

Far Right: Chri$ Becker,Joe Petrellis, and John Stumpo in the Server Roonâ&#x20AC;˘.

Nur Right: Will Fi$cO and Ryan McDevitt work on one of the lab computers.

Above' Junin O'Hara proudly poses in front of the IT Academy sign Right< Pat McGwire, Phil Morer, and Denni$ Anao hard alwork.

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TECH DEPARTMENT

ON THE CUTTING EDGE

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rom year to ye:ar. technology

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changes for the berrcr. At rhe outset of the summer vacation, a school~widc technology upgrade began. Beginning in tbe early summer, Mr. Petcr Sigmund and select Lab Managers successfully installed a state-of-the-art phone system, adding a handset ro every room.

The idea for the new phone system was broached by four Lab Managers, and with the help of Mr. Sigmund and the Administration, La Salle is on the Cutring edge when it comes to telephone

systems.

La Salle continues to be one of the most technologically advanced high schools in the nation. La Salle was the first high school in the state to successfully deploy Windows XP- and Visra-, and soon, it will become the firsr ro deploy the newest Microsoft operating system, Windows 7-, Thanks to Mr. Sigmund, the Lab Managers, and the Administration, La Salle's technological future looks bright.

- Justin O'Hara '09

Above and Left: john ~1adrak and Kyle Leprevost help to prepare the computers for daily uu by the student body,

Above:Joe~Ru5h~Petrelli! sometimes gets "Iinle U:I:Z:Y in the lab when under pressure.

Senior Lab Mamlgtrs, jOt Petrel lis, Chris Becker,john Stumpo, Ryan Lonergan, Kyle Sebesk y, Colin Canny, D.j. Walsh, justin O'Hara, Mike McKibbin, and Ryan McDevitt

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WINTER DATE DANCE

ALL DRESSED UP

Top Right, S~naror and Mrs. Begley

Top: Tom O'Neill and Matt Roland with their datt's

Above' Sean Brooks and date 100.1.;0' fint'

Above Right: Tyler HouchinsandJim Noll ready to enjoy their evening Right: Tech Department sharp dressed men

Left, D;arK~ Roor p;aclu:d Bonom' Man Donn"Uy and dar~:o.I1 smilu

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Far Left: Sl~n <Allin., Ri(h Bra:tuku, and B....nd.lln \\'oods pos, ing (or pre 路dan(" picruru

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Nur Patty th" ladiu Man rolls infO chis d;an(~ with Ih.... ~ girls (auu h~'. jusc Ih.llc smooch!

SKI CLUB

VERMONT TRIP '09

Above and RighI! La Salle students have the rime of their livu skiing and .no....-OOarding in Vermont

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Bonom: G~ning rudy for a b..autilUl day on In.. slopu

6t'low: Mr. Tal", Mod",,"Ior ofSki Club, all gund up!

Far L..fl: Th.. long bUll rid.. providu lim.. for sl....p and talk of aWt'lom.. ~n'

Nur ufl: Mr. Dominick ill loving Ihu!

AFRICAN-AMERICAN LEADERSHIP

DIVERSITY CELEBRATED

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he African-American Leadership Group celebrates the many culrures at La Salle College High School and promotes diversity in learning based on the ideals and teachings of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. Moderated by Mr. Joseph Parisi, rhe group discusses ways of funlter di路 versifying the school and how to handle the transition for many students. This not only helps ease the students into their lives at La Salle, buc also helps to serve as a support group for those who share culturally diverse backgrounds.

Above: Mr. Barna having a good rime at the Luncheon Right: Mr. Marches~ and Dave Omojogunra share a mom~nt

Right: Mr. Marchese makes his way around uch cable for converS:trion

During the fall, a luncheon is held to welcome back all African-American alumni.

This luncheon gives the alumni the opportunity to give any lIseful information to srudcnrs currently attending La Salle, which then allows current students to become mentors to the future incoming African-American srudents. They share their hardships as well as their achievements and successes, which helps to motivare each student to work ar maximum porentiaL - David Omojogunra '09

B~low: Mr. Parisi, Dinctor of Divt.rsity

SUJIORS From uft: Tom Timbol, D:Ion Bcrgt.r, Matt Roland, Xavier Lofton, and David Omojogunra

Dennis An:loo, EddieJoyner-Mitchell,Jamal Abdur-Rah_ m:an, Christian Green, Phil Warson, Eric Samuels, Kendal Chaney, Marcus Richardson, and \VilI Turner

Suphon Collins Bryan, Kevin Morange. Bnndon Sin-

non, Brandon Fuller, Gabe Robinson, Darnell Anis, O,.y;n Murin, Duius Madison, Shariff Hampton, Chu_ lie Rodriguu, M:IofCUlI Sislrun, and Diego Muralu

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Below: Gaming Club in full elfKI!

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RighI: Ultimate Fri;bu getting phY$iC:lI

GAME CLUBS

SKILLS REQUIRED

Top: Chus tum practicing Top: Activities fair is a great time to play chess Aoove:Tucker Corr with a TD

Righr: Scrabble Time!

Above: Billy Brenn:1n is 50 good he Un play in his school clothes and dominall~

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GRANDPARENTS DAY

SHARING OUR TIME AND LOVE

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or studenrs at La Salle our school is one of the most integral pans of all of our lives. La Salle is the place where we spend the majority of our weekdays. As soon as 7th and 8th grade, most of us have already had rhe oppommiry through open houses. practice tests, and sporting events - to visit La Salle's campus and be exposed to the place that is fO become our home away from home for the next four years. However, one group of the La Salle community chat may not get [his opportunity is our grandparents.

Above: Devin Merritt h:aving a gre:at time with his grandmother Right: Bill Joyce with both of hi$ gr:andmothen

Conor Jand:a,Jon Derewic% and hi$ grandmother, wit.h Bro. Richard Ke$der

It is for this reason that this fall our freshmen continued La SaHe's tradition of Grandparents' Da),. On rhis day, the school invited each freshman grandparent to receive a roUt of the school and to spend rime with their grandchild in the halls of La Salle. Grandparents' Day is a wonderful tradition that contributes to the growth of the La Salle community, and will hopefully be continued for years to come.

- Nick RizzutO '09

Lefn Mike Mars showing his grandparents around Ihe ÂŤhool Dan Finnegan (bollom), Manhe..' Willian1S and Luca Dragoni (b~low) all ~njoy Ihis spe(jal day.

Far Left: Mik~ f\.kNamara and his gundparents Near Lefl' Ryan Boolh wilh grand. parents

KAlROS

THE LORD'S TIME

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f only onc term could be chosen to describe a srudent's rime at La Salle, it would have to be brotherhood. In faer, the theme for our 2008路2009 school year

Even with having gone on Kairos as both a retrcatanr and leader, it is still difficult ro put into words what it means to be a part of such a magnificent experience.

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On Kairos. La Salle students learn ro pur

The srudenr body, led by the senior class, strived to succeed in both of these as-

aside our differences and truSt one another as only brothers can. This year, the entire senior class can be proud to be part of such a terrific experience, a chance to make 255 new brothers.

- Tucker Corr'09

brotherhood

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peers of life. The primary example of brotherhood within La Salle this year can be seen in the bonds created throughout the class of2009. A major factor in this growing bond and sense of brotherhood is Kairos.

At Kairos there is opporrunif}' for one to have quieT pcuonlll time lind time to bond with others

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Belowl Adult Kairos Le:ader Mr. Re$Ch shares his story

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KAIROS

Left: The w.aUr. [0 me c.afe and sh.aring in me delicious muJ on K.airos (abo"e)

Abo"e: Fr. Farley sh.are.s Litur_

gy with the K.airos rerrf:.at:lnrS Right: Mr. M.archese's group helps him [0 fly

42 seltct stnlon h.a".. rhe opportunity to Iud on Kairos.

This honor i. well appreciaad and helps ro change the li"es of :lil in"ol"ed in rhe Kairo. program

Left: Quiet time is precious on Kairo5 Bottom: Student Leaders huddle IOgethH before one of them gives his talk Below: Mike Tubolino shares hi.$ life with his Kair05 brothus

Far Lef!: Kairo. retreatantâ&#x20AC;˘â&#x20AC;˘pend .ome time IOgether during a break Near Left: Kairos is thumbs up for Paul Belcher

Thor lum ulorbratltS thorir v1ctory Ova" Fathn'Judge 10 .:.ptuR the: 2008 peL rillor

lA.ft: Drew Lough~rty rub uf~

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ufl: EIplorus ul..,brall~ â&#x20AC;˘ touchdo"",,, against G\V

Abon: Thor trio of La Salle's unstOppablor olfrnsinjuwrnaul

JV 1t.... Uke Wide R«eh~r Matt"KilItr~Killian fine (line their Jkilb bdOre going big time VlV'iry

fklowl.Joe N.1ji, Man Crone, and Cam Cappo gel rudy 10 PrQJure the quanft'back

Righi' \\'ilklns brings back the jump

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Above: Ryan Carlin bn!:.1k.s .1"'<11 From the line of .s«;mmage.

RighI' SeamuJ McCroroy with Ihe long reception

The La Salle Fruhman Foorballtr.am 10010 to build for future Explorer succus while growing as gridiron brodu:n along the w<IIy.

Left: Coach Rad shares his wis路 dom of the game along wilh various sroriu (on' cerning n"nh prl)blems to fire up the ream.

Left: QB Man M2gariry Iuds f.he <Jf路 fense

Above: Colin Bu(kltly iS2bouf I<J run s<Jme HawkJer OVer.

11K &pIorus.led by tlE;uD aptaiM Ryan Patrick and Tam Ptifu, bnngll tOllEmu . . . tam to srt rudy hw dtiE 5IEU(HI', run to tM pl3)"Of&.

IH10w: Chtu PawloWlliki control. thlE ball offlElUift atrack

Right: Ry,n Patrick avoid, IhlE dIE(IEndlEr to glEt the croll off.

Abow.: Sr.m Gillupit looks for an optn IlEammallE.

Right: lim Pt:i(u's hud ball capturu tht, opposing UiEptt off guard.

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Cal~b W~il~r faku out fht; d~f~nder with only th~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ goali~ in

hi5 way from a goal.

Bdow, Mik~ Dowling ... ~aving in berw~~n

Righr: Mik~ and Mik~ (Dowling and 5<ort) will mak~ th~ opposition pay!

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Mih Harr~11 with son\~ fancy footwork.

Right: La Sall~'s JV team always is on the ball.

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Frush Soccer under the guidance of Coach Derrick develop me fUture stars of La SaUe soccer

Dillon PieÂŤe with a shot on goa.!

Above: Man Murphy with the headball Left: Connor Kennedy on the move.

La Salle cdtbn.ted itt fiut PIAA nate experience with a second place overall in thechampionshipao Nut yur perhaps a firsr place looms largeo

Si. nraight yurs as PCL Cron-Counrry champso From lernNidt Molloy, Shawn Quinn,]im StC\oeJUon, Pat Donnelly, Sun McCullough, TomO'Kane, Tom Trainer and Hud Coach Mro Bielecki

Lerll Tom O'Kane receives his indi_ vidual medal from a very proud CO:lch Bielecki

Above: And they're off to another tirle!

jumor Varsiry ram peWDJ aftu winning PCLm.un~

jUllJOr VU1iiry uam ho.Iding ch1mptOmlup plaque and «kbnating a long uuon ofhud·wc:n: I.nd dediearioa• ..u pa)'lngotTm wend.

Abo..e,jV learn gelS pumped up bdure Ihe big race.

Right:Juntors Dan LaMone and Ryan WerneT along with &nior Bobby Long lead Ihe...,.y for rhejunior Varsiry runnus

The fi.UUft 1000 to continue the fUCCU& of the prueDt u the Fruhman ~ Country r~ pbctd fÂŤond al PClChampf.

Frosb runners lib Colin Dinglq' and \V"tlliam Grun intimidate the opposition.

Aboye: The Frosh runnen rudy for the starting gun

un: Corey Brown and Ala ChrollOl0i5ki chugging along

The Explorers sho", their unity before Ihe starl ofa bigmateh.

The defense (rYstratflilhe oppo.itioa .11 season by "opptng theu .ttaeb and moving the hall focwanl.

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Above, Th", (",am 1...11;.,. (0 the W':ll(",r.

Right< Couh Dunchesk.ie is ... Iways looking 10 luch his leam.

WATER POLO

Senior members ofthe 2008 golf team from left: Kevin Genuardi, Tucker COrTI Kevin Seybert, Tucker Durkin, Jim lagreca, Brian Delaney, Greg Palko, Brendan Craig, and Kyle DiGiacobbe helped take the team to new heights during the sea$On.

The 2008 La Salle Explorer GolfTeam

Left: Senior ream members celebrate another pel titile

Above: A. Staudt, G. Palko, K. DiGiacobbe, K. Seybert, M. Schnupp, T. Durkin, and T. Corr

The 2008路09 Varsity La Salle Explorers Buketball team

Right, Sophomor~ Brenden Wood5 leap5 [0 save the ball.

Above' Todd Stokely Riu in with a lay-up.

Right: Seniors (clockwise from left): Mike Donohoe, Mike Cassidy, Brendan Dulfy, Todd Stokely, Tom Cooney (2nd Tum AlI.Calholk). Tom McAloon, and Tucker Durkin

Below, Varsity Head CoachJoe Demp5ey draw5 up a play during a timeout.

Thot 2008-09JllIlior Vanity La Sallot &pIOl"otn Bukotrball Totam

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The lOOS-09 Freshman La Salle Explours Basketball Tt'am

Lt'ft: Fruhman Ht'ad Coach Alex Brown surveys the gantt' acrion.

left: Darius Madison look.t for an opt'n man

AboVt': Bud Coach Brown gus Ihe team prt'pated during a tinleoul

The La Salle Wrestling ream dominaru ro claim another Catholic uague ririe

Explorers daim tht'ir first District 12 Wrestling Championship

Left: Kyle DiGiacobbe gets ready to Ntn on his opponent

Above:Joe Man.i bloodied but in the end a conquering warrior

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Senior m~mberl of the La &llle I-Iockey

Program (from l~ft) Mati O'Bnal, Mike Anroni, Tom Krulikowaki, Man M~r~nich, K~vin Seybert, Par Gal. lagher, Mike Scha~ff~r, Xavi~r Lofron, Rou Denczi, Tom Shid5, and Chru Wolf.

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Righr: Th~ Spectrum scor~board tell. the tale ofEutcrn PA. dominanc~

Right: Champ$ of the Ea$l and off to lake Ihe $late title.

RighI: Dan Merenich accepting hi$ trophy from former Flyer Bill Clement

Above: Gabe. Anroni be.rween the pipe.

Righi' The $IaU of the Flyer Cup final: Dan Merenieh, Nick Cntice, and Frank T rocino

Below: Matt O'Brien rakes the face-off while ROil Deno.i w:aiu anxiou$ly for the puck.

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Right, Varsity AA On [he attack!

Abovel Goalie Ben Hankinson with the save.

1,r Place in Diarance Medley Relay Chris Muggier, Niclo: Molloy, Sun McCl1l1ough, and Par Heck

Right, Ry:tn Parrick ~oaring!

Below, Alex Cranch Iudl the pack

Above' Tom O'Kane gets ~"me 6nal advice from Coach Devine Right: Indoor Track team taking in the atmo,phere of competition

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The 2008-09 La Salle Explorers Swimming team cele路 brated many timn throughoul the year and acheived numerous goals while earning SpOil at PIAA state flnw at Bucknell University.

The 400 Freestyle relay ream aftcr winning the title at peL's: Phil Letcavage, Ted Wal],(er, Rhode' \Vorster, and Andrew Sidcru

Above: Coach Dunch and Lichtner have some encouraging word, for Jim Ma_ honey Left: Blaise S:ynko shows I.he way 10 success after winning 100 Brcuurroke.

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Right: Coachu and .wimm~n chur on th~ finall~g as th~ team rap' up anoth~r PCl ritl~

Abo..." Mik~ MNÂŤ: and Chris Cata.lino po$ing with thrir t\"ophin aft~r fin.shmg ht and 3rd rupuli..lr in SOO

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sum~l'Uult with

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The200S路09 laSalle Explorers Bowling leam

Left: Man Donnelly shows oIT his good luck socks.

Above: Anthony Caporraxo geu in Ihe=ne.

The Outdoor Track and Field tum for La Salle domin:uu in all up4:cts

RighI: Chris Muggier pushing himself to the limit

Above: &th Gorman taking offon the pole vallI! Right: Sean Mo:Cullough and Nido; Malloy lead the way for Outdoor Track

The V8 medal tum (cop «lW from leh):Tom Lyonl, Man Suwan, Zach Seigal, John Redmond, Tyler Nue, Paul \V"niowsld, and Head Coach Chrb Doyle.

(8<luom row from IJt)= lim Daly, Pat McEI«lr, and Matt S<:hludtd»u

The V8 2 team in action.

I...dhJV 4 in the Iud.

Abon: The Novice 8 build the fufU~

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The 2009 La Salk Vanity T~nis Team.

Righe Brian Bonder on dN= rerum shol

Aboft: Bob Law pracricu his backhand.

S~niof M~mbtu o(the Tenni. Team (from left) Coach Bill G~iger, John Austin Lampf~chl, Bob Law,joe Sman, Bryan Bonder, Ryan Mucollllle, and Ass;.-

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SC'nior Indus liltC' JoC' Aloia hdp lhe Explotc:u to adliC'VC' grc:al things in thC' 2009 snson

Right, Kt:vinJohnson g~tS thr sign to ltC'al

AbovC', HC'ad CoachJOC' Parisi giving somC' advicC' to Dan Wood on third Righn Tyler Ftc:C'nlan laces a hit

BC']ow, Shawn O'NC'i11 flrC's away

La Salle celebrates another state ride raising expecta(ions for 2009.

Coachu Mike Koons, Chuck Ci~lIi, Head Coach Bill Leahy, and Tony Ruch pose with all rhe hardware acheivN during the 2008 campaign.

Above: Tyler Houchins, Tucker Durkin, and Niko Amato prepare foranOlher baniII'.

'-"'IT: Niko Amato minds (he goal while Gordie Wdls puts on rhe pressure.

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GREGORY B. PALKO

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Niko Amato - Congratulations Niko - We're so proud of you and love you so much .• Mom, Dave, Anthony,

Joseph McKeehen - We love you! Mom and Dad

Meem, and Grandad

Patrick Monteith - Persistence and resilience. honescy and integrity. We are all very proud. Congratulations!

Paul Belcher - Congratulations Paul Belcher! Love Mom, Dad, Kim, and Ryan

Good luck and college and beyond. Love, your Family.• And thank you to everyone at La Salle for a great four years.

Christopher Brown - Chris. wishing you the best for your future. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, and Dave

Trier Nase - Tyler, we 3re so proud of me young man you have become! Enjoy your college years, success is Christopher Cawley - Congratulations to the class of for the taking! We congratulate you and the class 0 09!· 2009! • Chris Cawley Remodeling, Inc. Love, Mom, Tom, and Sarah

Ryan Corkery - Ryan, we love you and are so proud of you. Congratulations! ~ Love, Mom, Dad, and Lauten

(The Co,ke'l's) Ryan Counihan - Congratulations, Ryan! We are so ptoud of you. We love you. ~ Mom, Dad, and Caitlin xoxox Brendan Cummings - Congratul.ations Btendan on your graduation. We are so ptoud of you .• Love Mom, Dad, Will, and Colin Anthony Daly·Lconard - Congratulations to Fargus,

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Kyle Olejniczak - Krle, congratulations and best wishes!

We are very proud 0 you. Pursue your dreams, embrace the future .and enjoy life's journey.· Love, Mom, Dad, and Carl '04 Mark Pyrih - M2rk, we all love you and ate so proud of you. Congratul.ations on all you have achieved. You will be gre.at! - Love, Mom, Dad, Matthew, Michael, Alex'ln· dra, Kayla, and James Patrick Samanns - Pat, we are so proud of you. Congrat· ulations! • Love, Mom and Dad

P.C, and the class of 2009. ~ The Daly-Leonards

Jeff Schill- Congratulations Jeff!

Jesse Ferrino -Jesse Alexander Maximus Ferrino and the class of 2009 - Look out world Here they come! Best wishes from your family.

Matthew Schmitz - Congratulations Matthew - We are al! so proud of you on your high school graduation! How quickly your time at La Salle has gone by. Wishing you an exciting and successful fout years in coUege! • Love, Mom, Dad, Kristen, Stephen, and Thomas

Neil Hubbert - Neil, we are so proud of you and all of your outstanding achievements at La Salle during your years. Congratulations! We love you.· Mom and Kathleen

Jake SciolJa ~ Good LuckJake! Love, Mom, Andrew, and Jenna

Robert James Kelly - Congratulations Robert! Love, Mom and Dad

Alexander 5zokolyai - Congratulations!

Aflac office of Gabor Szokolyai

Christopher Kraeher - We are so proud of you! - Love, Dad, Mom, Rudi, and Erin

Thomas Timbol - Congratulations and Best of Luck, Nate! • Love Mom

Brian Lotkowski - Congratulations Brian, on your gradu:ltion! We are so proud of you.· Love, Dad, Mom, and

Mike Tubolino • Michael "Tubes"...To say that we are proud is an understatement. All of your hard work cer· tainly paid off... now off to become a Nitrany Lion. We love yoooouuuuuuuu .. more than words c.an say! Mom, Dad and Joe

M.'l' Ellen Manhew McGovern - Congratulations on reaching another milestone. Enjoy college life, work hard, and success is yours. With love and pride, Mom, Dad, and Meg.

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