Front Row: John Mavllla, Nell Mosco, Ryan Lorenzo, Chris Mozzarella, David Archlello, Douglas Cruz. Second Row: Patrick Hunt, Robert Flxter, Michael Zevoteck, Daniel A sendo, Jesus Rodriguez. Third Row: Scott Gurlan, James Koo, Robert Larkins, Michael Banarez, Darren Miller, Roy Maglorl. Back Row: Peter Susberlch, Jayson Almenana, Fernando Miranda, Sr. Frances, Anthony Ardlzzone,
Sr. Frances Marie Duncan
Pendar Madavl, Patrick H unt
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W inter 1994 — A serie? o f severe storms pum m eled the east coast. As p eop le from Virginia to Verm ont dug out, Prep was able to get through the blizzards, "slidewalks," and flying snowballs thanks to the good humor o f the staff and students. As Christmas approached, Prep issued a sigh o f relief at surviving the early winter months so easily; the only first semester sacrifice to m other nature was a forensics tour nament. In January and February, how ever, w inter un leashed its furious splendor. School was closed for six days and students dismissed early on three. For those w ho longed for the February break observed in years past, the snow was a w elcom e consolation. By February 1st, students w ere actually glad to be inside warm classrooms. N o one wanted to sit by the windows which w ere covered with snow. A look outside provided a glimpse o f the maintenance staff, shovels and salt in hand, cleaning the stairs and slush-covered sidewalks. W hile the severe weather caused travel difficulties, d ec imated the supply o f parking spaces in the neighborhood and made changing classes an adventure akin to Olym pic com petition, it also served as a humbling rem inder of forces greater than man.
The Weather
Outside Was Frightful . • •