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THE CLASS OF 1984 PROUDLY PRESENTS

The S ta tue of L iberty is an international symbol of opportu­nity. It is truly fitting tha t this impressive landm ark is so closely situated to the Prep com m unity. As the S ta tue serves as a sign of hope to im m igrants of this country, so too does St. P eter’s offer inspiration to its students.

A t Prep, there is a com bination of circum stances which makes for a fine education and a promising future. Faculty presence, an abundance of activities, and pride in the school are three such factors. These conditions gel to form the perfect atm osphere for learning. In this environm ent, Prep men are supplied with all the tools needed to become the best indivi­duals they possibly can.

P rep’s fine academ ic program is the prim ary aspect of the school which makes it such a rem arkable asset. U pon gradu­ation, students are tru ly prepared to m eet fu ture challenges. The S ta tue of L iberty is symbolic o f the opportunities A m er­ica holds. For the g raduate who has taken advantage of Prep, the school rem ains a symbol o f special opportunity in his life.

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Clockwise from far left: Hey, don’t write in that State Text Book!; Dan and Lou examine the facts of life.; “ Right here, dude!” ; Can you smell the wood burning?; Silence is golden.; “ Hear no evil!” ; The excitement of another school year is written all over his face.; “ Han­douts, handouts, gimme a break” .; “Wow, I never had this many books in grammar school!” ; Matt Jablonski cramming in the caf.

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Preparing students for college and life after high school is one of the principle objectives of a Prep education. After experiencing this education, Prep men are truly ready to ven­ture out and meet the challenges of their future. Although these students are prepared, they need a means of entering into this phase of their lives. Father Raymond Balduf, S.J., the Director of College Placement and Chairman of the Guidance Department, is this means.

Many underclassmen may not be acquainted with Father Balduf and his work. However, as their years progress and they approach the end of senior year, they will surely get to know him and see how much he actually does for our school. He displays tremendous care for his students in many areas. Of­fering general guidance and direction, meeting with parents to discuss colleges and financial aid, and conducting personal student interviews are three obvious examples of his great concern.

His job, which is tedious on occasion, consumes a majority of his time. Nevertheless, Father Balduf accepts it with delight and genuine enthusiasm. There is not a graduate of Prep who has not, in some way, been affected and aided by his presence. His list of accomplishments can simply be seen by the quality of schools which Prep alumni have attended.

In gratitude and appreciation, we, the editors of the 1984 Petrean, dedicate this yearbook to Father Raymond Balduf, S .J.

EDUCATORS AN D FRIENDS

Clockwise from above: Father Lundy hanging out with the boys; Coach Bel- lotti sharing lunch with Dave Lobello; “ I just washed my hair and I can’t do a thing with it.” ; “Shut up wimp!” ; Brother Garvey and Father Mullin lost in a sea of underclassmen; Campi and Co.; Will the real Mr. Taeschler please step forward?: “You gotta pay the price!”; “Please Mr. B., I already have indefinite jug.”; Billy Herenda puckers up for Ms. Garcia.

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In the analysis o f the to ta l “ P rep experience” , the faculty proves to be the focal point around which the en tire school revolves. T he teachers, counselors, and adm in istra to rs are the m ost valuable assets o f the school. In addition to educating P rep men in the academ ic areas, they m old them into m ature, C hris­tian adults while aid ing each studen t in the ir growing process.

T he relationship betw een teacher and studen t a t St. P e te r s is very unique. T he facu lty m em bers are not only instructors, they are also friends and helpful as­sociates. This type o f rela tionsh ip is extrem ely p ro fit­ab le to bo th sides. It increases understanding between teacher and studen t, and establishes a firm bond of tru s t and loyalty betw een them . As is visible a t P rep, learning is a m uch m ore enjoyable experience under these conditions.

SPIRIT UNLIMITEDThe atm osphere a t P rep is one of intense en­

thusiasm . W hether in the classrooms or after school, students and faculty m em bers alike dis­play trem endous in terest in their work. Endless hours are devoted to work on projects which will improve and enhance the Prep com m unity. The result o f this dedication is pride in both individ­ual accom plishm ents and the Prep spirit.

A feeling of exuberance perm eates the halls of our school. A ppreciation of Prep has resulted in perpetual dedication to its functions. Rallies, open houses, and the W alkathon are examples of this g reat enthusiasm . The entire school is greatly energized by this feeling. T here is surely no lack of pride at Prep!

Clockwise from far left: “Would we do something like that?” ; Playing some tunes on Emmaus; Prep gridmen off the field; Shopping with Mr. DeStephano; Juniors doing their homework; Dwyer and DeCresce mugging for the camera; “Say what?” ; Soccer team getting the crowd pumped; Be careful crossing the street, fellas!

Clockwise from above: Rene Hodan pushes the ball up- field; Prep cheerleaders doing their thing; “The Big O”; Mike Boyle unloading; Mark Chiappara on the horizon­tal bar; soccer team On the move; Jason Richardson setting the pace; Paul Drennan running one back; Chris Monico goes for the takedown.

THE CONSTANT VARIETY OF SPOR TS

Whether on the diamond, the ice, or the mat, St. Peter’s has one of the more diversified sports programs in the state. This variety provides students of all personalities the opportunity to com­pete in sports. The agile hockey players, the graceful track stars, and the aggres­sive wrestlers are some of the many ath­letes who contribute to our glory. The dedicated coaches, trainers, and fans all work to make St. Peter’s belter than the rest of the competition. The transition from prominence to dominance is under way at Prep.

ADMINISTRATION

REV. PETER J. ROSLOVICH, S.J. Academic Assistant Principal

REV. JOSEPH P. PARKES, S.J. President Religious Ed IV

REV. JOHN E. BROWNING, S.J. Principal

REV. STEPHEN J. MEANY, S.J. Treasurer

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MR. M ICHAEL A. BERKOWITZ Assistant Principal

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REV. EDW ARD J. C O U G H LIN , S.J. Assistant Principal for Faculty and Curriculum Development, Latin II, M oderator of the Student Council, Moderator of Senior Prom

REV. C H A RLES F.X. DOLAN, S.J. Vice President for Development

BRO. JO SEPH C. WUSS, S.J. Assistant to the Prefect of Discipline

MRS. MARY RIORDAN Assistant Treasurer

MR. GERRY BELLOTTIDirector of Development, Varsity FootballCoach

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ENGLISH DEPT.

DR. RICHARD L. KENNEDY Chairperson of the English Dept.; English III: IV

REV. LAWRENCE B. HILL, S.J. English III

MR. JOHN J. CASEYEnglish II; IV Director of Dramatics

MR. JOHN P. CAMPION English III; IV Liturgical Music

REV. JAM ES A. TH OM PSON S.J. English I; IV

MR. JA M ES C. HORA NEnglish II; Journalism Communications;M oderator of Petroc; Office of PublicInformation

MR. M ICHAEL F. TU N N EY , S.J. English I; II Moderator of Yearbook

REV. ENRICO RAULLI, English I; II

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MR. W ALTER B. KOSZYK English I German I; II

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M ATH DEPARTMENT

MISS BEATRICE WYSOCKI Chairperson of Math Department, Pre- Calculus, Calculus, Director of Scheduling, Bookstore

MR. CHARLES J. ROONEY Math I

MISS ELBA ROQUE Math I, III

MR. KENNETH M. DANDORPH Math II, III, IV, TV Studio/Audio Visual Department

MISS A D RIAN N E W OZNIAK Accounting; Business Law; Director of Scheduling; Bookstore.

MR. ROBERT P. HOW ARD M ath II.

MR. ROBERT A. MC G U IN N E SS Math II, III.

REV. W ILLIA M T. LUNDY, S.J.Math I; Moderator of the Railroad Club, Moderator of Swim Team.

HISTOR Y DEPT.

MR. FRANK T. LAMARTINE World Civilization, U.S. History I, Intramurals, Moderator of Spanish Club

MR. JOHN R. LLOYD Chairperson of History Department, U.S. History II, Political Science

MR. CARL S. DELORENZO World Civilizations, Modern European History

REV. HARRY R. U NTEREINER, S.J. Religious Ed IV, World Civilization, U.S.

MR. MICHAEL S. GRAY U.S. History I, II

MR. THOMAS R. BIONDO U.S. History I, Director of HAP, Moderator of Dance Committee, Intramurals

REV. FRANCIS J. HAM ILL, S.J. Latin II, Moderator of Mother’s Club, Campus Shop

REV. HAROLD J. OPPIDO, S.J. Chairperson of Classics Department, Latin I,III Greek II

'‘Casey’s Fourth Reich”

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MR. JO SEPH J. GALIASTRO Latin I, II

REV. JA M ES S. FOLEY, S.J. Latin I

REV. EDW ARD H DOLAN, S.J. Latin 1, Greek I, Director of College Board Testing

CLASSICS

RELIGION DEPT.

MR. JOHN P. O’NEILL Chairperson of the Religion Dept.. Religious Ed. I, II, IV

REV. DR. ERCEL F. WEBB Religious Ed. IV, Personal Development I, II, World Civilization

REV. JOHN A. M ULLIN, S.J. Chaplain, Religious Ed. Ill, IV

MR. MICHAEL QUILLIN Religious Ed. I ll, IV, English II, Coach of JV Baseball

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MR. MARTIN DOYLE, S.J.Religious Ed II, III; Community Service Program

MR. H ARRY R. DAM M ER Religious Ed II, III; Community Service Program

“ I told you the Giants would cover!”

MRS. MARY MOLL Religious Ed I, II

SCIENCE DEPT.

REV. THOMAS V. O’CONNOR, S.J. Chairperson of Science Department, Chemistry

REV. JOHN J. BAUER, S.J. Biology

MISS BARBARA ANN KOZLOWSKI Science I, Moderator of Computer Club

MR. DONALD E. MERRICK Physics

MR. RICH A RD N. RANALLI Science I, Coach of Wrestling

MISS M AUREEN E. DECRESCE Biology, Moderator of Forensics

‘Put your hand there; I’ll smack your face whimps!”

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MR. JO H N P. TAESCHLER Science I, Biology, Chemistry

MR. LEONARD FORDELLONE French III, Italian I, II: Spanish III, Moderator of Italian Club

MR. LOUIS M. VAVRINA French I, II: Spanish I

MISS ANA GARCIA Spanish I, II

MR. MARK T. DE STEPHANO, S.J. Spanish II, World Civilization, Cross Country Coach

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LANGUAGES

MRS. DONNA DERISE Chairperson of Modern Language Department, Spanish I, II, III

GUIDANCE DEPARTM ENT

REV. RA YM OND J. BALDUF, S.J. Chairperson of Guidance Department, Director of College Placement and Scholarships, Director of Standardized Testing

REV. ERW IN G. BECK, S.J. Student Counselor, German III

REV. FR A N C IS J. MC NA M ARA , S.J Student Counselor MR. M ICHAEL J. KENNY

Student Counselor

REV. EDWARD J. SNYDER, S.J. Student Counselor, Religious Ed IV

BRO. THOM AS J. GARVEY. S.J.Student Counselor, Religious Ed IV,Moderator of Junior Prom

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LIBRAR Y STAFF

MRS. JOAN B. WARD Assistant Librarian

SISTER GABRIEL DOLORES, S.C Assistant Librarian; Math Tutor

MUSIC AN D A R T

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MRS. CATHERINE DWYER Music; Fine Arts; Band Director

REV. DENNIS M. LEDER, S.J. Art Studio

M ILTO N J. BERKOW ITZ Physical Education

ROBERT F. M U LV IH ILL Physical Education

PHYSICAL ED.

D R IV E R ’S ED.MR. THOM AS R. MAUS, S.J.Athletic Director; Coach of Hockey Team

MR. JO SEPH TAM BURELLI Driver Education

“Would you adopt this child?”

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SECRETARIES

From Left: Mrs. Eileen Doolan, College Placement Office; Mrs. Dolores Russell, Secretary to the Principal; Mrs. Helen Argyelan, Secretary to the Principal. f

From Left: Ms. Geraldine Reneau, Treasurer’s Office Secretary; Mrs. Rita Pawlilcowski, Office of Public Information; Mrs. Kristine Riordan, Development Office.

Right: Mrs. Joan Fitzgib- bons, President’s Office Secretary.

Left: Ethel Wynn, Recep­tionist, Switchboard.

“They work hard for the money.”

Clockwise from below: Angela DePalma, Cafe. Staff; Bro. Ralph Cilia, S.J., Director of Mainten­ance; Paul Staino, Maintenance staff; Lou Scrapa, Director of Maintenance; Margaret Wright, Maintenance staff; Bro. Paul Harrison, S.J. Direc­tor of Maintenance.

ISTAFF

Above: First Row: J. Cox, R. Donohue, J. Cen­teno, J . . Acosta, Second Row: A. Bruton, P. Ben- zaleski, M. Cocca, G. DelPiano, V. Capozzoli.

Above: First Row: C. Tabora, G. Wernock, G. Scott, C. Raeford. Second Row: A. Ruia, J. Piersa, M. O’Shau’gh- nessy, M. Usarzewicz, Mr. DeStephano.

Below: First Row: P. McGuire, E. Nakar, H. Gaibor, W. Gonsiewski, R. Myers. Second Row: R. Fardin, W Macawili, A. Jackson, T. Kosiba, G. Henn.

FRESHM AN IA“Aw, quit clowning around, and dance with me!” Above left: “Who, me cheat?”

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FRESHM EN IB

Left: First Row: B. Cara,C. Bible, P. Bryngil, W. Sa-onoy, C. Gannon, K. Delvecchio, P. Goodall. Second Row: M. Galati, J. Cronin, A. Chaney, M. Downey, C. Jones, M. Henn, R. Ferguson.

Above: Bob and Doug “ take off!”

Above: First Row: K. Majmudar, B. Kushnir, T. Va- lente, T. Williams. Second Row: C. Korrell, D. Pie- truska, J. Rusman, R. Tanteo. Third Row: S. Osten- dorf, V. Merluza, L. Shipmen, K. Raslowsky, Fr. Dolan. Absent: J. Nata.

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Above: Left to right: R. Rutkowski, S. Carney, K. Granelli, A. Bullock, G. lies, M. Duque, W. Gargiles.

Above: “Disco Kak” does the one step!

First Row: G. Kushnir, J. Valvis, E. Polack, M. Juenge. Second Row: C. Reardon, J. Christensen. Third Row: R. Mangone, D. Williamson, J. Simao, C. Fernandez.

FRESHMEN 1C

Below: Left to Right: J. Thorning, F. Ali, C. Denun- zio, D. Cutola, R. Hernandez, H. Neals, C. Metcalfe, R. Bigelow, F. Pantaleo.

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Right: Left to Right: D. Ciok, W. Militello, D. DePinto, A. Darragh, R. Nisbet, T. Blunda, T. Finn, M. Reilly.

Left: Left to Right: Mr. Koszyk, C. Sininski, R. Ca- sais, P. Lagermasini, S. Par- ikh, R. Grieshaber, P. Van- Orden, T. Lim, D. Manion.

Right: Left to Right: S. Allen, B. Salm­on, R. Garry, B. Hoffman, T. Tietchin, M. Willis, J. Egar.

FRESH M EN ID

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Above: First Row: D. Hoppe, O. Anderson, L. Vassallo, J. Joy. Second Row: P. Bocco, R. Gruhn, B. Gatewood, B. Clancy.

FRESHMEN IE

i he effects of a hard days work!”

Above: First Row: E. Casas, T. Abdur Rashed, R. Davis, P. Salomon. Second Row: P. Buzzelli, W. Monisera, D. Wilson, G. Ponik.

Above: First Row: G. Marafioti, D. Fitzhenry, J. Latko, G. Nolan, J. Sitty, N. DePinto. Second Row: I. Park, S. Kearns, R. Elio, A. Reposa.

The O.L.M. alumni table.

Above: First Row: C. Spinner, A. Khawaja, M. Gifford, R. Nolonitz, V. Patel, B. Evidente. Second Row: M. Borino', D. Sammartino, R. Elio, J. Marini, W. Deakyne, P. Vaughan. Absent: J. Moore.

FRESH M EN IF

Above: First Row: S. Howard. Second Row: M. Castella, B. DeSai, F. Guanci, J. Pouey- mirou, J. Ansteth. Below: “ I swear I didn’t touch her!”

Above: First Row: R. Caamano, V. Florento, M. Lawless, T. O’Connor. Second Row: R. Richmond, Fr. Lundy, J. Clark. Below: “ Hey Bud, let’s party.”

Above: First Row: T. Tuohy, N. Wooten, J. Preck- ajlo. Second Row: S. Vlacich, Fr. Oppido, L. Sander. Third Row: M. Stypa, J. Stanczak, P. Pawlowski. Below: “This Coke’s for YOU!” Far Below: “The stairway — a nice place to visit, a great place to live.”

FRESHMEN 1G

Above: First Row: J. Coogan, R. Empestan. Second Row: V. Brancatella, E. Casulli, R. Applegate. Third Row: E. DjiAngelo, P. DeCicco, C. Camporeale.Below: First Row: C. Kim, E. Narkowski, J. Hughes. Second Row: S. Flusk, J. Gutierrez, P. Opalach. Third Row: J. Giglio, G. Moraitis.

FRESH M EN 1H

Above: Left to Right: M. Bai, J. Fortunato, N. Bratton, W. Evans, T. Cavallucci, Mr. Rooney, W. Cooney. Below: Nuno indulges in some serious competition!

Above: First Row: K. Knorowski, W. Mattey, A. Liwag. Second Row: M. Defensor, A. Hyjek. Third Row: O. Mor- rissette, F. Hanna, J. Dilley, M. Gilvey.Below: First Row: C. Ordonez, D. Stanziano, N. Santos. Second Row: A. Rodriguez, J. Turner, W. Price. Third Row: E. W ebster, R. Lavarro, T. Zimmerman.

Left: First Row: J. Zupko, D. Schroeder, J. Tuzzo. Second Row: J. Weisner, B. Stefans, W. Rodri­guez.

Right: First Row: E. Domingo, T. Kollmer, W. Illy. Second Row: R. Fairfield, J. Gomez, J. Hanussak.

FRESHMEN II

Right: First row: R. Celentana, M. Barbire, P. Corcoran, J. Brennan. Second Row: M. DeGirolamo, E. Foskey.

Left: First Row: R. McDermott, R. Orel­lana, O. Lleonart, Ms. Roque. Second Row: G. Mulcahy, J. Princiotta, P. Pereia.

Above: First Row: G. Romano, W. Celantano, E. Furrer, A. Kopycinski. Second Row: C. Sciarra, G. Murphy, R. Umali, C. Lowicki, A. Stubaus.

Above: “ In your face!”Below: Fr. Thompson, T. McDonough, M. Pieczurko, T. Basil.

FRESH M EN 1JAbove: First Row: J. Fajardo, P. Capizzi, S. Brown, L. Jablow, A. Ortega, M. Donnelly, D. Pronti. Second Row: D. Welsh, A. Dela- cruz, S. Gomez, P. Harnett, M. Gallagher, D. Corwin.

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SOPHOMORES 2A

Right: First Row: A. Rastogi, R. Nieves, S. Kramer, J. Good, S. Mat­thews. Second Row: E. Lubas, R. Jablonski, S. Romero.

Left: First Row: P. Zeller, J. Winar, C. Kotsopulos, T. Tacik. Second Row: S. Rapacki, A. Per­eira, J. Urban, J. Scanlon, Mr. Tom Biondo.

Left: First Row: A. Forte,D. Hanks, W. Cinurchin, A. Acosta. Second Row: W. Cuevas, J. Camaya, C. Falco, A. Florento, O. Brady.

SOPHOMORES 2B

B 1 Left: First Row: G. Jor­dan, K. Morris, M. Mor- iella, R. Nisbet. Second Row: D. Kern, M. Hart, R. Luistro, J. Scheurer.

§̂ *̂**§KK< fTMAwv gjssSVs & m.a

Right: First Row: A. Perez, F. Briamonte, N. Tantuico. Second Row: M. Dandorph, S. Vil­la, S. Wisniewski, S. Somers.

j*UTKWLeft: First Row: E. Add- vensky, R. Bautista, T. Fardelone, M. Cantelmi,D. Labruno. Second Row: A. Delvescovo, S. Cioffi, H. Frank, R. Goodall.

SOPHOMORES 2C

Above: First Row: A. Aguiar, H. Gil, J. Collazo. Second Row: J. Fontana, F. Bayona, J. DeRose, P. Brunner, T. Favetta.

Above: First Row: A. Jurgelevicius, S. Frattura, C. Lancellotti. Second Row: E. Grabowski, D. Tapia, J. McDermott, L. Luizzi, S. Dello Stritto. Below: First Row: V. Nolan, W. Scheurer, J. Wolleon. Second Row: R. Poscelli, D. Reiser, W. Perkins, R. Mulhol- land.

1 wish I had a hockey jersey!”

SOPHOMORES 2D

Above: First Row: M. Galang, W. Dangcil, J. Revilla,E. Landino, M. Rudner, Ms. DeCresce. Second Row: S. Mullins, M. Dizon, J. Schmittler, J. Henkes. Ab­sent: D. Southern.

Above: Left to Right: K. Womack, C. Tarantino, K. Bel­linger, M. Ahn, K. Comandatore, J. Carlson, D. Gronda, B. Bucher.

“We just love listening to his poetry.”

Below: B. Ohlmuller, B. Sookhoo, K. Von Schaum­burg, D. Peters, J. Feeney, W. McDonald, J. Ka- shuba, J. Mackiewicz. Above: “Red Hayes” explores the outer limits!

Above: Left to Right: C. Conklin, K. Kelly, J. Landis, K. Bertotti. Second Row: M. Hernandez, D. McGouran, J. Ambrosio. Above Left: Nelson finds the winning combination, 86-75-309!

Right: Left to Right: First row: S. O’Neill, M. Doody, N. Sperduto, M. Pompeo. Second Row: D. Waddington, T. Schneider, A. Ferraro. Below: Left to Right: First Row: R. Toss, C. Dantzler, D. Burgess, N. Wood. Second Row: O. Reyes, D. Gallagher, J. Casler, P. Grundling. Below Right: “ . . . ' and I do not eat quiche!”

SOPHOMORES 2E

SOPHOMORES 2F

WkmAbove: First Row: A. Musante, A. Festa, D. Lavecchia, G. Kelton. Second Row: L. Manchisi, M. McGrath, C. Guarente.

Above: First Row: S. Presa, C. Trefurt, S. Yautz, W. Rush- forth. Second Row: K. Wall, J. Stabile, T. Riley, R. Panico.

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Above: First Row: P. Costello, N. Cepeda, P. Burke,J. Dubon. Second Row: J. Dechter, F. Betkowski, M. Ambrosio.

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“W hat a bunch of slobs”

“ Don’t know much about history

SOPHOMORES 2G

Above Left: First Row: C. Prime, G. Papadakis, B. Lawlor, J. Apruzzese. Second Row: A. Romano, P. Stanowski, S. Bier- nacki, M. Namnama. Above: “ Boy Joe!, those ’ludes’ have some impact!” Left: L. to R.: Mr. F. La­martine, F. Trigo, J. Mancino, J. Guarino, K. F itzhen ry , R. Rusznak, S. Sexton.

Right: L. to R.: M. Yel- verton, J. Giannella, A. DeFino, P. Dunn, M. Co- zine, S. Hummell, V. Burke, B. Chandra. Ab­sent: K. Scott.

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Footers

Above Left: First Row: A. Della Rosa, K. Sabogal, K. Huryk. Second Row: L. Gutierrez, H. Gil, D. Checorski, P. Mango. Above: First Row: R. Bludgus, M. A. Crowley, R. Leahy, D. Quish. Second Row: B. Archer, T. Zaharia, J. Paradine, M. Stappenbeck.

Above Left: First Row: S. Dutkiewicz, T. McVicar. Second Row: W. Wilkes, M. Turner, K. Butler. Above: A Lunchtime Rain- dance.

SOPHOMORES 2H

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co f r, i , St W: R Haeer- S- Gmitro, P. Duval- saint, D. Chiang, J. Bonet. Second Row: M.J. CrowleyS. Dello Stritto, M.R. Flynn, M. Arriaga. Right: “Only 913 days of school till graduation!”

Right: First Row: W. Neal, J. Lecowitch, S. Sari, F. Romano, P. Mercante. Second Row: A. Ramos, M. Mannion, S. Inn, E. Kirchgassler. Absent: R. Pelier. Below Right: Left to Right: D. Sollecito, F. Silva, D. Zall, S. Tuzzo, A. Williams, M. Surowiec, T. Sullivan. Below Left: The mugs of two madmen on their way to their “Urban Assault Vehi­cle!”

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SOPHOMORES 2J

Above Right: First Row: A. Molina, V. Chirichella, S. Russell, A. Zam arra, E. Cruz. Second Row: J. Raslowsky, A. Artificio, S. DeLuca, D. Hanifin, T. Romanowski. Above: Mike is a natural! Below: First Row: M.S. Flynn, M. Jablonski, D. Williams, S.

H. Lee, J. Boushay, I. Gomez. Second Row: M. Smarro, R. Umali, R. Pena, A. Sawczuk, D. Eastman, M. Kilkenny. Front: Mr. Tunney S.J. Absent: R. Nestor.

Left: A Jesuit Education?

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JUNIORS 3A Left: Left to Right: R. Abdelmalak, M. Giordano G. Jeffrey, T. Allen, N. Tripodi, M. Cunningham G. Tavolara. Below: Joel fantasizing about life otl the “ Riviera.”

Left: First Row: K. Yacoub, R. Padilla, L. Mar­shall, M. Liwanag. Second Row: F. Nesheiwat, S. Russell, S. Fugel. Third Row: P. Schonenberger, G. Chowanec. Below Left: First Row: D. Berar- dinelli, G. Spincola, J. Hanna, D. Ramsumair. Second Row: J. Dillon, W. Budin, D. Erla, J. Kosenski, J. Vucak. Absent: T. Miller. Below: “Don’t you be eyeballin’ me, boy!!”

Above: First Row: E. Kostrzewa, D. Jensen, E. Harrison, P. Gizzi. Second Row: M. Nestor, J. Lopis, J. Martinez.

Biff Owens encounters the world!

JU N IO RS 3B

Above: First Row: C. Shamburg, J. Tuohy, M. Mirov, T. Temprosa, J. Saldana, C. Yi, J. Waga. Second Row’: J. Reilly, J. Sposato, J. Parrillo. Below: First Row: G. Choyn- owski, J. Bernardo, I. Rashed, V. Gallo, D. Alston. Second Row: K. Espinoza, J. D’Agui, J. Dorch, D. Burokas.

“ W hat a swell guy!”

Right: Left to Right: J. Sheehan, T. Thomas, C. McCormick, J. Salomon, R. Strothers, T. Gamble, G. Gmitro. Above: Landy’s idea of an instant day off!

Above Left: Left to Right: J. Carbone, P. Fay, J. Lowthorpe, M. Patel, J. Ber- totti, R. Clarke, L. Valanzola, F. Dame- lio, C. Doria. Left: Left to Right: S. Hart, J. Miselis, K. Kozlowski, E. Wal- lerstein, G. Abergas, J. Richardson, R. Jones, A. Neto, A. Anderson. Above: Spincola says, “ Hey Bud, Let’s Party!”

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JU NIO RS 3D

Above: First Row: V. Sambade, A. Abreu, B. Monserate, R. Kakoleski. Second Row: J. Finn, G. Luckjiff, J. Howard, J. DeAngelo.

Above: First Row: J. Suarez, R. Shipman, C. Garcia, J. Boc- cassini, C. Kroeper, G. Alvarez. Right: Sleepy jams to the beat! Below Right: Rich Jones takes a break from a long, hard Campion class.

“ No kidding, it’s W ondo’s third cup of soup!”

Above: First Row: T. Nguyen, J. Rivera, S. Carluccio, C. Welsh. Second Row: C. Cofone, J. Peko, N. Gonzalez, R. McGrath.

Above: Left to Right: S. Willis, D. Vargo, F. Sullivan, A. Todd, M. Samra, O. Siryj. Left: . and depression sets in!”

JUNIORS 3E

Left to Right: R. Cordero, A. DelPiano, B. Ayerbe, P. Finn, A. Adan, M. Dove, A. Evidente, P. Cashin. Left to Right: A. Krupa, R. Morales, C. Pereira, B. McLaugh­

lin, S. Hudik, J. Kellner, B. Granelli, R. Giacchi, R. Lugo.

Right: Proud Preppies hangin’ at recess.

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Left: Left to Right: J. Ba- bula, G. Gunter, M. Gian- gregorio, V. Corso, D. Cas- trovinci, M. Forrester.

Right: First Row: R. Wondolowski, A. Tabora, G. Viggiano, Id. Mehler. Second Row: T. O’Donnel, J. Mulcahy, E. Sku- lien, O. Santana, R. Peters. Above: A German scholar corn- fearing notes with TH E Italian scholar!

Light: Left to Right: G. Hu- ock, M. Affinito, B. Braca-

fella, J . D e m a rc o , J . Hayser, R. Lago, G. En- jerle, E. Romero, M. Kelly, p. Magistre.

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JUNIORS 3G

Above: First Row: R. Wong, G. Cepeda, D. Tan, P. Cresci. Second Row: M. King, A. Petrillo, D. Giblin, S. Engelken.

Above: I’m just waiting on a friend.”

Left: First Row: T. Murphy, A. Mer­cado, O. Morales, A. Villanueva. Second Row: P. Tomaka, J. Ippolito, L. Males- zewski, J. Roskowski.

Right: First Row: J. D e M i c h a e l , P. Sloyan, S. Lappin, E. Brown. Second Row: M. Ahern, P. Sawyer, P. Froehlich, R. Oli- veros. A bsent: J. Bardzilowski.

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Above: First Row: M. Albanese, A. Manrique, D. Ja- sovsky, S. Tantuico. Second Row: M. Michalik, D. Owens, P. Halecky, C. Chirichella, J. Scanlon. Left: Jeff and Terrence shoot the “ Breeze.”

JU NIO RS 3H

Below: First Row: J. Bucci, R. Woody, J. Myhre. Second Row: K. Vu, P. Lesko, H. Torres, S. De- Souza, P. Powanda. Third Row: J. Gilvey, K. Bau­man, R. Kleid. Absent: K. Fryczynski, R. Crespo, A. Ruibal. Right: “Suave” Lou celebrates the end of another day.

Clockwise from above: “So, you don’t like my taste in clothes?”; Are you sure there’s just swimming trunks in those bags?; “Wendell, he’s always been like a brother to me”; The McKnight brothers display their mathematical ability; “J ’a- dore Yoplait il est tres magnifique”; We couldn’t think of a caption for this one; Homeworking in the hallowed halls of Hogan; You’d smile too if you just passed your Chemistry test; Danny and Frank discuss the importance of the human thumb; Members of Prep’s best dressed list.

THE M ELTING POTAt Prep, just as in the city where it is located,

there is an extraordinary mixture of students. Here, many Prep men come into contact with others from different backgrounds, often for the first time. This is a great experience, for it en­ables students to become familiar with all types of people.

Prep’s cultural and ethnic mix is far greater than the majority of schools in New Jersey. Blacks, Orientals, and Whites unite to work for the betterment of each other. An atmosphere of harmony is encouraged throughout the school. Under these conditions, racial barriers begin to deteriorate.

STRIVING FOREach tim e we pass through the doors of Prep, we draw nearer

to attaining our goal o f excellence. W ith each accom plishm ent we achieve, we move one step closer to this objective. Through the faculty and our peers, we are pushed to reach for perfection.

A t Prep, we are recognized as m ature, responsible individuals. There are factors here which lead us to the search for perfection. The quality of education is one such factor. It is rigorous enough to endow students with the drive to succeed. The opportunity to becom e involved in activities and sports is also om nipresent. We try to help the school and ourselves by becoming active. This striving for excellence is evident in every aspect of the school: spiritual, social, and academ ic. Prep men are never satisfied with being second best.

Counter Clockwise from Right: Band members searching for the perfect sound; “ . . . pretty strong, huh coach?”; Matt puts the finishing touch on the Petroc; “Bug off or I’ll break every bone in your lip!” ; The master and his pupil; Underclassmen with eyes glued to their all important notebooks; “ How do I get out of this contraption?”’ Zableck going for the gold.

EXCELLENCE

DANCE COMMITTEE

O nce again, St. P e te r’s Prep Dance Com m ittee has organized and executed the best dances in the city. H undreds of girls from the area attend these dances in order to m eet Prep men and have a good tim e. The D ance C om m it­tee, under the direction of M r. Tom Biondo, puts in much tim e and energy in running these dances. Planning and setting up hours before the dance and clean­ing for hours afterw ards epito­mizes the dedication of this com ­m ittee.

Clockwise from Left: Troy, at his boogying best; The sheik discussing foreign policy; "1 didn’t ring for the maid” ; Moving in for the kill; The flying nuns; Prep’s hardworking underclassmen staff; Good enough to eat; The upperclassmen members, breaking the cam­era; Murphy’s Motley Crew. Middle: “Santa, I’d like a new face for Christmas!”

DRAMATICS INHERIT THE WIND

Consistency is often taken for granted, but this is not the case with St. P eter’s D ram atic Society. Parents, students, and faculty m em bers who are treated to many fine perform ances, continually praise the efforts of this hardw orking cast. This group, which includes budding actresses from St. Dom’s and St. A l’s have m ade Prep plays very successful. However, if it was not for the guidance and endless toil of D irector Jack Casey, all would be for naught.

Clockwise from above: “C’mon guy! What’s wrong with Darwin?”; The star of the Play: Cahill manipulates another poor soul.; Moose the savior receives a jovial greeting from May­or Lou and Father Tom.; The pinnacle of suc­cess: Cast and Crew pose after the finale.

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1776

1776 and Inherit the Wind both gained criti­cal acclaim. Pete Sawyer, Mike Cunningham and Vin Hannah turned in fine efforts in 1776 Inherit the Wind, which starred Brian Cahill, John Norton and Cunningham, also enhanced the fine reputation of Prep acting.

Clockwise from below: “ I’m sorry Kerry, but I can’t stand this wig!” ; Pete Sawyer rises to the occasion; Roman wanders aimlessly around the stage; The colonial version of Michael Jackson; “ I’m just a wild and crazy guy."

INTRAM U RALSThe St. P eter’s In tram ural program is an

im portant aspect o f the school. The program consists o f football, basketball, hockey and soccer gam es in which students are given the chance to vent their pent-up energy and frus­tration. U nder the guidance of M r. Frank Lam artine and M r. Tom Biondo, the pro­gram has been thriving and growing over the past few years. H ere, students have the op­portunity to work together as a team . They also display fierce com petitiveness in efforts to be the best, w itout forsaking sportsm an­ship.

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Clockwise from above: A talented Soph palms his invisible ball; Free for all at lunch­time; “So, whose the ugliest referee?”; “ It’s mine and you can t have it!” ; Members of the committee who have the nerve to show their faces.

Clockwise from above: Throwing up a brick in the championship game; “The basket’s the other way, stupid!” ; up the middle for six!; Big bad Rob works up a sweat on the court.

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COMPUTER CLUBS ec..........................................A. RastogiS ec.......................................L. G utierrezM od Ms. B arbara Kozlowski

Clockwise from below: “ I’ve got to beat this computer!” ; Your basic IBM office; The secretaries; “The Big Apple”; Computer geniuses?

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SK I CLUBPres.......................................V. DiDomenicoV P........................................ J. BardzilowskiSec.............................................. R. GiacchiTres............................................E. Leishman

just dreaming of snow; Time for a breather for these downhillers; Mr. T. and his A- Team; Underclassmen skiers come in out of the cold; “ Look ma, I’m standing.” ; Who is that masked man?; “ lngem ar” Giacchi.

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STAGE CREW

Product. Mgr. N. DeCesareProduct. Mgr. . . . A. BrownStage Mgr................P. TuzzoMod......................Mr. J. Casey

Clockwise from above: Chief members of the “ Motley” Crew; Uncle Jack at his tidy best; “C’mon guys! these aren’t mug shots!; Worndown and weary struggle for the camera; Artie sheds some light on the situa­tion; Calmly, Big Joe diffuses the missile.

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CAM ERA CLUB

Clockwise from top right: President Lou Perino on the other end of the camera; M oderator Mike Tunney, S.J.; Late addition Rob Duncan; Hardworking Mike Ahern and Angel Villanueva; the underclassmen staff.

STUDENT COUNCILSENIORS

Left to Right: N. Rentas, J. McKnight, C. Frattura, K. McKnight, N. DeCesare, R. Greco. Right: Hot Dog Mike dishing weenies.

This year’s S tudent Council has truly made a difference. U nder the guidance of Fr. N ed Coughlin S.J., student governm ent has greatly improved. These men are not politi­cians, but hard working representatives. They have changed procedure when necessary and kept the student body well inform ed of their actions. The dedication dem onstrated by these fine men sometim es goes unnoticed. However, their selflessness has a great im pact on every student at St. P eter’s.

Executives: B. Herenda, V. DiDomenico, A. Francesco, Fr. Ned, K. O’Connor, F. Yu. Absent: W. Bates.

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JUNIORS

Left to Right. F. Neshiewat, T. Murphy, Humble M. Albanese, M. Cunningham, D. Berardinelli, J. Finn.

Below: Artie Anderson amuses other Council mem­bers during a meeting. Bottom Left: “ Hey Wen, tell Bill to put his arm down.”

BANDThe Prep band is a very im portant

part of the enthusiasm displayed at school functions. The men who com ­prise this group are extrem ely talented and dedicated musicians. They sacre- fice much of their tim e trying to im­prove the quality of their sound. The band is directed by the incom parable Ms. C athy Dwyer. U nder her guidance, it has become a source of spirit for the entire school.

Clockwise from below: Prep band takes time out from a jam session for a photo; total concentration; Luke Phillips, Prep’s pied piper; doesn’t this look like fun; Jim Fee- han leading the battle call.

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Clockwise from top left: The Prep band whips the crowd into a frenzy; Up and coming vocal- ists-Moose, Timmy, and Mrs. D., while Noel tickles the ivory; Glen Luckjif on the brass; duet on the clarinet; Mark Polemini feels the noise.

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ETHNIC CLUBS SPAN ISH

Pres..........................................N. RentasV.P........................................E. MartinezMod................................. Mr. Lamartine

SLAVIC

ITALIANPres...................... N. DeCesareV.P.............................. F. CiattoAsst............... V. DiDomenicoSgt............................... P. TuzzoMod............... Mr. Fordellone

Pres..............................................G. PolliniV.P.............................................. M. AhernTres.........................................E. AddvenskySec...............................................L. JablowMod...................................... Bro. Wuss S.J.

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ORIENTALPres.................................... S. KimV.P............................A. MonserateSec..................................... C. HuhTres................. ...............R. LimMod.............................. Mr. Biondo

IR ISHPres................................. J. MurphyV.P..............................K. O’ConnorSec.................................P. DrennanTres.................................J. FlemingMod........................ Fr. Parkes S.J.

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EBO N Y. . . J. Stokes . .. W. Bates K. McKnight

R. Lacewell

Pres.V.P.Sec.Tres.

WALKATHONO nce a year, Prep holds a walkathon to

raise money for the school. This year, the reigns of responsibility were handed down to Mr. M ike Quillin. This function eases the financial burden incurred throughout the year. This is not ju st a business operation. The vitality with which the student body en­ters into this activity is a reflection upon the entire Prep com m unity. The W alk concluded with a festive celebration a t L iberty S tate Park, capping off a day filled with sacrifice and school pride.

Clockwise from right: L.T. walking for Prep?; dishing out dogs at the park; " . . . but we only took the bus for a couple of blocks.” ; mellowing out on the Hudson; the Jackson 5 reunited; Prep- sters hamming it up; “That’s right, we bad.” ; who’s going to the stadium tonight?

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Rob Duncan, Faculty Editor.

Joe Gomez, Editor-in-Chief.

Ron Filak, Associate Editor.

PETREANCreating a yearbook is never an easy

task. It dem ands im agination, organiza­tion, dedication, and cooperation. It also requires constant work whether on the day of a deadline or three weeks beforehand. M any do not realize how much tim e is needed to produce a quality book. Howev­er, the gratification th a t comes from see­ing the result o f this work is surely worth the effort.

Bernie Rodriguez, Seniors Editor.

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Chris Wood and Chuck Harrington, Sports Editors. Pete Cresci, Underclassmen Editor.

Mike Tunney, S.J., Moderator.Frank Ciatto, Activities Editor.

Lou Perino, Photography Editor.

Right: Chuck and Chris strike a familiar pose.

PETROC

Co-Editors

Sports Ed.

Senior Ed. Photo. Ed. M od............

A. BrownM. M ichalik

R. PetersJ. M yhre

...................F. Yu. . . . M. Ahern

M r. Jim H oran

THEl o r T o n f x

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H A P TUTORST he H ig h er A ch ievem ent P ro g ram was founded

in 1964 by th e R ev. Jo h n Brow ning, S .J . This past sum m er m arked its tw en tie th anniversary . H A P is a sum m er p ro g ram designed for academ ically qualified seventh g raders. T he purpose o f this p ro ­gram is to p rep a re th e boys for excellence in the ir high school years. M an y thanks to F r. Browning, M r. T om B iondo, an d all te ach ers and tu to rs who have w orked in th e p rog ram . T h e p rog ram is a c red it to th e ir efforts.

Clockwise from above: “The Boys of Summer” ; An authoritative figure he is not; Old eagle-eyes surveys the situation; “Dear mom, please take me down the shore.”

KARATE FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB

. E. M artinez P. Froehlich

B. M onserate

Clockwise from left: The little ninja rises to the occasion; the group poses before going into con­tact; Capt. Ed Martinez officiates the confronta­tion; Moderator Mrs. Sue Ranalli with senior Joe Magotch; the aspiring physicians; Med School or bust.

Clockwise from above left: “ I’d like to thank the Academy, My voice coach . . . ” ; Why do they have those sinister looks on their faces?; The orators clam up for a pose; “ Debate us, I dare ya!” ; The master of circumlocution.

BICYCLE CLUB

MATHEMATICS CLUBPres..............................................................................................Charles H uhV .P ............................................................................................. Greg SullivanS ec............................................................................................... Frank C iattoM od......................................................................... Miss Beatrice Wysocki

Pres.V.P.Sec.Mod.

. . . . K. O ’Connor J. KosenskiK. Com m andatore Mr. Quillin

CHESS CLUB

MODEL RAILROAD CLUB

King ........................................................ E. G alvezBishop .................................................... A . M ercadoK night ................................................... E. D om ingoM o d ............................M r. M ark D eStephano, S .J.

Clockwise from left: On the job training; Mod. Bill Lundy, S.J. and crew proudly display the Prep railroad network; the precocious strategists; “Ah!, you should’ve moved the Bishop!” ; Students tending to the derailment.

EMMAUSOne of the more im portant

parts of the spiritual exper­ience a t Prep is the Emmaus R etrea t Program . Thanks to the dedication and the direc­tion of Fr. N ed Coughlin, Fr. John M ullin and Bro. Tom Garvey, the Em m aus retreats have been attracting many Ju ­niors and Seniors each year. This year the re trea ts enjoyed the most participation and spirit yet.

Em m aus offers Prepm en the opportunity to grow spiritually and personally ; here they strengthen relationships with parents, friends and God. This is truly a g reat experience which affects all who partici­pate. P rep students will always be grateful to N ed, G uido, and Bro. for offering this unique and profitable experience, a facet o f the school each s tu ­dent should discover.

Clockwise from above: “Don’t you hate those tough spaghetti stains?”; Battle weary gladiators relaxing after a game; “ . . . and they didn’t even leave a tip.”; “Where’s my team?”; Another victim of dishpan face!.

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RAD IO CLUB i

PresV .P.SecT resM od

. . A. A uciello . . . . G . Pollini . . E . O cam po

. . A . M ercado M r. Berkow itz

M O TH ER’S CLUB

CHEERLEADERSFour years ago, an im portant aspect o f St. P e te r’s was

reinstated: The Prep Cheerleaders. The cheerleaders, a group of girls from local schools, dedicate m uch of their tim e and energy to the increased enthusiasm a t our school. These girls have becom e adopted m em bers o f the Prep family. Their support is deeply appreciated by P rep’s ath letic team s and their spectators.

Clockwise from top right: Rockettes; eat yur hearts out!; The coach and her co-captains take a breather; the highlight of every Prep rally; a circle full of smiles; the girls pose for a group shot. Bottom Row: left to right: D. Misyak, D. Delmotte. Second Row: C. Pambuena, A. Arrieta. Third Row: B. Dunne, M. Cuozzo, K. Maresca. Fourth Row: Capt. F. Armagno, C. Fay, J. Mayer, M. DePuzzo, N. Bello, R. Maggio, Capt. M. DiMurro. Fifth Row: R. Piccillo, Maria DiMurro, E. Malaquias, J. Rochford, B. Hannah. Missing: Capt. V. Felton.

T.V. STUDIOS tation M g r...................................... J. N ortonA sst. M g r.............................................B. CahillL ib rarian ........................................ C. D oriaC rew C h ief ................................ A. PadillaT ra in ing L eader T . M cG overnM ain tenance C h ief ................... L. M astriaM od .......................... M r. K en D andorph

Clockwise from above: Mr. Dandorph operat­ing the video recorder; the studio’s three stooges; John Norton zooming in for a close- up; the master and his prize apprentice; the gang at WSPP-TV.

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FOOTBALLPrep football is back with a vengeance.

The em ergence of Prep as a County power cannot be denied! U nder the tutelage of H ead Coach G erry Bellotti and his assis­tants, the team is again a force to be reck­oned with. Led by the inspired leadership of co-captains Chris W ood and Chris M onico, Prep sported a potent offense and a stingy defense. M uch of the squad’s suc­cess can be attribu ted to the outstanding play of Dave LoBello, M ike Boyle, and the offensive and defensive lines appropriately nam ed “The H ogs.” Co-Captains Chris Monico and Chris Wood.

First Row: J. Dubon, J. Mancino, M. Boyle, C. Frattura, D. Fails, R. Lacewell, P. Drennan, D. Tapia, K. Archer, R. Scheurer, C. Richards, D. Howard, J. McCarthy, C. Wood. Second Row: W. Neal, D. LoBello, G. Viggiano, J. DeMarco, E. Rashed, R. Wondolowski, J. Kellner]A. Petrillo, N. Gonzalez, J. Bucci, R. Kleid, K. Bauman, F. Gifford, D. Alston, M. Fremgen. Third Row: Coach D. Hansen, A. Williams,B. Buckman, C. Lancelotti, J. DeRose, N. Wood. D. Gronda, W. Wilkes, D. Burgess, W. Perkins, K. Espinosa, C. Sclafani, W. Rushforth' S. Romero, J. Roskowski, M. Dandorph-Trainer, J. Latko-Mgr., C. Monico, Head Coach G. Bellotti.

The vaunted Prep secondary nails another would be receiver. A Union Hill sandwhich.

“ How do I- look, Elijah?” #44 Dave LoBello turns the corner. Touchdown!

Feeding time for the “ Hogs” .

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The Prep Braintrust: Bill Masapust, Rich Skrowski, Head Coach Gerry Bellotti, Rich Hansen, Lou Oria, Paul Giorgio, Bob Harris. Missing: Dave Hunt.

Above: Gerry McCarthy spearheads a goal line tackle, as Bob Buckman looks on. Below: Touchdown Dave Lobello displays his blinding speed.

The Prep football team was viewed as a darkhorse I in the race for the A m erican Division crown. After a I disappointing ’82 cam paign, St. Peter’s figured to re- I main am ong the lowly in ’83. But this was not to be I

Prep confidently entered the traditional opening I gam e against Xavier. However, the C adets’ strong running gam e surprised the M aruaders. The Prep of­fense could not get on track and the result was a 14-0 loss.

U ndaunted, St. Peter’s prepared rigorously for their upcom ing opponent, Hudson. The Prep machine was in high gear as they rolled over the Hawks, 33-6, Prep continued their winning ways in a 14-6 victory over M arist.

Before this season, St. Peter’s had not beaten Bay- j onne in 13 years. This losing streak was brought to a j screeching halt by a m iraculous 22-21 victory. Prep j dissembled the Bees’ defense in the final drive scoring j with 6 seconds rem aining.

Dennys Tapia hauls down a Memorial back in the open field.

T he Lions of Lincoln fell prey to a ferocious Prep offense next. I t was easy, 33-6. The following week it looked grim as St. P eter’s fell to a 14-0 halftime deficit against an opportunistic Union Hill squad. But an inspiring halftim e speech by Coach Bellotti fired up the Prepsters. A nother last second victory was the result, 18-14.

P rep’s five gam e winning streak was snapped by M em orial the next week, 27-7. Y et, it did not m atter. The gam e of the year was forthcom ing: St. Peter’s versus St. Jo e ’s for the county Title. P rep totally dom inated the first half, playing to a 7-7 deadlock. A decisive second half put S t. Joe’s over the top, 20-7.

St. P e te r’s ended the season on a winning note, thrashing Hoboken, 28-21 to cap off a 6-3 year. There is no denying th a t S t. P e te r’s is once again a force to be reckoned with!

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Upper Left: DeMarco erupts through a gaping hole. Above: Chris Wood drags a Hudson defender towards the goal. Left: The Prep sideline over­flowing with excitement m om ents before the Hudson game.

FROSH FOOTBALL COUNTY CHAMPS

First Row: R. Davis, E. Webster, T. Tuohy, J. Egar, C. Raeford, J. Kollmer, D. Sammartino, J. Fortunato, P. Salomon, W. Deakyne, W. Militello, E. Polak, S. Kushner, J. Latko. Second Row: Coach Dave Hunt, B. Richmond, R. Wolowitz, D. Fitzhenry, Z. Bazil, R. Mangonel W. Monisera, T. Tietchen, P. Harnett, T. Rashed, J. Stanczak, T. O’Connor, G. Orwell, P. Corcoran, D. Cutola, L. Shipman, I. Park, p ! Benzaleski, R. Celentano, J. Hanussek, E. Casas, M. Willis, Coach Orio, Coach Giorgio.

Above: Bible books around end. Below: Frosh line mauls Hawks. “What, me miss a block?"

This year’s Freshm en Team picked up where last year’s team left off. The squad posted victo­ries in their first eight games. In the County Cham pionships, they were led by running backs C harlie Bible, John Egar, and Bob Richm ond, as they rolled over H oboken in a stirring come from behind victory. Q uarterback Bill M onisera showed a great deal of potential. S talw arts C ur­tis Raeford, E lnardo W ebster, and Rich M an- gone anchored strong offensive and defensive lines. The team posted six shutouts, and was scored upon only three tim es all year.

SOCCER

First Row: R. Pagkalinawan, T. Tacik, J. Raslowsky, A. Mercado, M. Granelli, A. Calianese, J. Hayser, B. Granelli. Second Row: G. Enderle, P. Serra, E. Kirchgassler, M. Albanese, J. Guarino, P. Cresci, D.E. Leishman, Coach J. Raslowsky, Coach A. Sambade, R. Hodan, T. Zaharia, A. Vargas, R. Giacchi, J. Bardzilowski.

Above: Tacik battles for the ball. Below: Leishman lays the boot.

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O nce again, the P rep soccer team has proved itself a form idable opponent in the H C IA A B Division. A fter losing eight sta rte rs from last season, m any expected it to be a rebuild ing year. H ow ever, new coach A1 S am bade, and an eagerness to win pulled the team th rough m any close contests.

T he team was anchored by cap ta in M ike G ranelli and seniors P e te S erra , E rik L eishm an, R ene H odan , R ay P ag ­kalinaw an, and A lberto V argas. W ith only a few sta rte rs leaving, look for un ­derclassm en such as P ete C resci, Joe Bardzilow ski, R ene G iacchi, M ike A l­banese, and B ryan G ranelli to pu t P rep am ong the coun ty ’s finest once m ore.

Captain Mike Granelli, determination on the run

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VARSITY SOCCER: CO-CITY CHAMPS

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A1 Vargas loosens up before a game.

Above: L. to R.: Senior winger Erik Leishman; Goalie Joe Bardzilowski rig­orously stretching out on the side lines; Ray Pagka- linawan catches a breather. Left: Coach A1 Sambade

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J.V. SOCCERT he J.V . Soccer T eam struggled th rough a

d isappointing season bu t established a strong foundation for fu tu re P rep team s. O rlando S an tan a and R ob B rancatella were bright spots for new coach Ja ck Raslowsky. It is safe to say th a t S t. P e te r’s strong soccer trad ition will continue.

First Row. S. Frattura, K. Granelli, J. Ras­lowsky, R. Tanteo, S. Matthews, R. Umali. Second Row: M. Kim, M. Ahn, A. Ortega, K. Sabogal, C. Kim, N. Santos, A. Ruibal. Third Row: B. Ayerbe, O. Santana, J. Hayser, B. Brancatella, K. Raslowsky, J. Ippolito, A. Mercado, Coach Jack Ras­lowsky.

Above: Rob Brancatella dribbles upfield. Below: Billy Ayerbe playing some tough defense.

Above: Sophomore goalie Joe Raslowsky puts it in play. Below: Bryan Granelli takes the corner kick.

CROSS COUNTR Y

First Row: R. Elio, J. Coogan, R. Lago, M. Stypa, Second Row: A. Francesco, R. Me Grath, C. Williams, J. Murphy, J. Richardson, R. Nestor, P. Zeller, J. Miselis, Third Row: J. Scanlon, J. Mulcahy, S. Parikh, A. Romano, K. Fryczynski, Coach M. DeStephano, S.J.

The Cross Country T rack team has developed into a solid com petitor in Hudson County. U nder the guid­ance of new coach, M ark D eSte­phano, S .J. the team turned in fine perform ances in numerous meets. Among these were second place fin­ishes in the Jersey City and South H udson championships. Seniors A1 Francesco and Jim M urphy, along with Junior standout Jason R ichard­son, were the sparkplugs for this suc­cessful season.

Left: Captain A1 Francesco and Coach Mark DeStephano discuss pre-meet strategy. Far Left: Senior Jim Murphy. Above: Kerry Fryczynski-the picture of determination.

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Joey Miselis struggles to the tape.

Face” on his victory lap

OFF A N D R UNNING!

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First Row: N. Cepeda, R. Hernandez. Second Row: V. Patel, M. Chiappara, F. Betkowski, M. Kilkenny. Third Row: D. Berardinelli, R. Terry, G. Cepeda, F. D’Amelio, R. Cordero. Fourth Row: A. Acosta, S. Ostendorf.

GYM NASTICS

Above: Danny B. horsing around. Below: Counterpart Ricky Cor­dero concentrates on the rings.

This year proved to be a rebuilding sea­son for the Prep gym team . The gymnasts showed a great deal o f enthusiasm with the arrival o f new coach Lou G uarini. The team rallied around the efforts of senior Rodney Terry, junior Danny Berardinelli, and sophom ore Aldenys Acosta. The high­light of the gym season was the N ew Je r­sey N ovice M eet. Danny Berardinelli sprung a strong th ird place finish in the vault com petition; and Aldenys Acosta captured an impressive th ird place in all around events. The fu ture looks bright for this young team . N ex t year returns such upstarts as juniors Rick C ordero and Ron Novicio, sophom ores Frank Betkowski and M ichael Kilkenny and freshmen standouts Sean O stendorf, Vipul Patel, and Je ff Tuzzo.

Rodney Terry: What a swinger!

Above: Coach Forenza and Father Lundy plot I their strategy. Left: Mike Boyle offering words of | encouragement.

SWIMMING

First Row: M. Boyle, N. DeCesare, G. McCarthy, M. Polemeni, B. Dugan. Second Row: J. Dilley, R. Celentano, L. Jablow, B. Leahy, A. Acosta, D. Mannion, T. Schneider, M. Chiappara. Third Row: K. Von Schaumberg, M. McGrath, R. Giacchi, J. Casler, S. O’Neill, J. Fajardo. Fourth Row: B. McGrath, F. Betkowski, C. Chirichella, D. Owens, G. Kushnir, G. Henn, M. Samra, J. Scanlon, G. Cepeda.

They came from outer space.

The Prep Swim Team , the elite of HudsoiJ County, looked to avenge last year’s defeat im the County Championships a t the hands 08 St. Joe’s. W ith the continual domination 08 seniors G erry M cC arthy, M ike Boyle, Frank! Young, and N ick DeCesare; coupled with the! em ergence of M ark Polemeni, Barry D ugaij and Bob Leahy, opposing schools cannot! hope to keep up with our swimmers. IncrediJ ble depth in key positions led Prep to crush-! ing victories over “ worthy” oponents such aa St. Joe’s, M arist and Bayonne. Barring anjl unforseen upsets, the path is clear for S tj Peter’s to regain the cherished County title.]

G erry M cC arthy prepares to launch. “ I’m soooo-wasted!”

Above: Pineiro goes up for the slam. Below: George: I know it s up there somewhere. Mike Flynn shouts out directions.

BASKETBALL

The Prep hoopsters, coming off a successful ’82-’83 cam paign, look to continue their winning ways in ’84. The M arauders are led by All-County for­ward Gavin Cum mings and veteran floor leader Bill H erenda. A consistent C arlton Rodgers and bullish Arvin Todd round out the front line, as high scoring John Stokes controls the other back court spot. However, Coach Jerry H alligan, in his 28th season of coach­ing, also has the luxury of a very deep supporting cast. John M oriarty, a steady perform er, and sharp shooting C huck H arrington, can be counted on for instant offense. Jorge Alvarez, Paul Pineiro, Earnie Redwine, and rising star M ike Flynn, add stability to this m ulti-talented squad. W ith a host of ta lented underclassm en, the program has the makings of many promising years to come.

Front Row: M. Flynn, J. Stokes, M. King, G. Alvarez, J. Hannah, R. Cordero, C. Harrington. Back Row: P. Pineiro, G. Cummings, J. Moriarty, E. Redwine, E. Harrison, T. Thomas, A. Todd, B. Herenda. Not pictured C. Rodgers.

Let the game begin!

Above: Harrington on the prowl. Below: Herenda looks for the open man.

John Stokes: Prep’s version of Ray Williams.

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Above: Carlton for an automatic two. Below: Toby, Breeze, Bernard, Madman, and Harrison concentrate on the game.

Above: Gavin Cummings scores in traffic. Below: Jorge Alvarez comes to an abrupt stop.

Above: The “ Bull” drops a deuce Bottom right: Shoots-away!

Upper left: Rodgers does the latest step. Lower left: M ASTERCHARGE Below: A textbook pass.

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Left: First Row: Glen Kelton, Nick Wood, Mi­chael Flynn, Chris Falco, Pat Brunner, Rich Nisbet. Second Row: Mr. Harry Dammer, Kerry Womack, Brian Archer, Scott Tuzzo, Doug Eastman, Dan Tapia, Tom Riley, Jeff Stabile, Joe Scheurer, D. Southern, Mr. Mi­chael Kenny.

Upper Right: Don’t worry Dan, you can’t win every tap. Clockwise from left: Pat Brunner controls the ball under pres­sure; The bench offers tremendous support for players on the court; Showing “varsity level form” on a jumpshot; Prep’s airtight defense at its best.

FROSHBASKETBALL

T he freshm en hoopsters have enjoyed a fine in troductive season of P rep basketball. T he guidance of coach Tom H art, enthusi­asm , and a g rea t am ount of hustle, have led to a productive year on the hardcourt. Prep can look forw ard to the fu tu re exploits of such budding sta rs as M ichael G allagher, D om inick D ePinto , and Bill Cooney. These and m any o thers have dem onstrated their basketball brilliance; thus, num erous observ­ers believe the re is a very brigh t fu tu re in P rep basketball.

First row: A. Bruton, B. Price, S. Howard, M. Gallagher, P. Goodall. Second row: T. Finn,B. Deakyne, D. DePinto, S. Gomez. Third row: D. Corwin, M. Henn, P. Pawlowski. Top row: M. Usarzewicz, B. Cooney.

Above: Dennis Corwin skies for two! Below: Cooney lays it in off the glass.

Above: D. DePinto lets fly “the sweet jay.”Below: The Prep five storm the basket awaiting a likely rebound.

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WRESTLINGT he Prep W restling Team enters the ’83-’84 season

with optim ism and enthusiasm . Coaches Richard Ranalli and A dam H artm an boast a new practice room and a rejuvenated in terest in the once fading sport. T ri-captains Chris M onico, D arren Fails and R obert Forcillo provide the varsity with experience, ability and leadership. Juniors N elson Gonzalez, Joe Bucci, Faw az N esheiw at and Steve Dorry give strength and depth to the team . The program can look forward to continued success thanks to the trem en­dous potential o f Sophom ores Chris Del Vecchio and Doug G ronda. W ith an abundance of eager fresh­men, it is safe to say th a t P rep’s wrestling program is back with a vengeance!

First Row: Joe Bucci, Bob Clarke, Darren Fails, Chris Del Vecchio, Rob Forcillo. Second Row: Ken Espinoza, Fawaz Nesheiwat, Doug Gronda, Bob Buckman, Chris Monico, Nelson Gonzalez, Mr. Richard Ranalli.

Above: Quad-Captains Bob Buckman, Chris Monico, Dar­ren Fails and Rob ‘Solid’ Forcillo. Below: Forcillo scores two points on a hapless opponent. Below Left: Clarke listens to the wisdom of Mr. Ranalli and Adam Hartman.Up and coming Champions make the future look bright!

Above: Doug Gronda ready to uncoil a t the start of another victorious match. Above: “Nels” awaits the Referees O.K. before mauling his opponent.

Clockwise from above: Chris Monico going for the takedown; Joe Bucci demonstrates a tight hold; An intimidating group of grapplers.

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D eterm ination is the key word in describing the Prep hockey team . Sporting per­haps the hardest schedule in the state, the Prep regularly turns in a gutsy perfor­mance. Led by seniors Jim M e K night and Tim Lindis, I the Prep fields a hard-hit­ting squad. “ Blades” John Lopis and “ H itm an” Steve K ram er add scoring and strength to an already po­tent squad. Steve Russell, Ken Kozlowski, Dave Buro­kas, and Frank Briamonte lead one of the youngest team s in recent history. This leaves one to believe that M aus’ M arauders will con­tinue in their winning ways.

Upper left: Tavolara gets into position. Upper right: Ken Kozlowski hugs the post. Below: Tim Lindis streaking along the boards.

HOCKEY

Bottom row: G. Nolan, J. Lopis, B. Gargiles, K. Kozlowski, D. Lavecchia, C. Gannon. Top row: Mr. Tom Maus S.J., F. Briamonte, S. Gmitro, K. Fitzhenry, S. Russell, S. Rutkowski, D. Burokas, S. Kramer, B. Bratton, T. Lindis, G. Tavolara, Coach Russell, Coach Ambrosia.

Above: Tavolara with a bonecrushing check.

Above: Steve Rutkowski stalking a bewildered opponent. Right: A mad scramble in front of the net.

Above: Sam DeLuca robbing another goal.Below: Captain Jim McKnight after a breakaway goal.

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St. Peter’s, after obtaining new track coach Mike Burgess, is looking forward to the up­coming season. The coach, a H form er runner himself, is work­ing the team hard and expects Prep to have a good shot in the city meet. This year, the indoor track team is well-balanced I and experienced. Prep has some excellent sprinters led by seniors W alker W ooding, Kyn- dall Ruffin, and Kevin Me Knight. Seniors A1 Francesco and Jim M urphy, and junior Jason Richardson supply the team with strong distance run­ners. These three finished sec­ond, th ird , and fourth respec­tively in the South Hudson cross country meet.

What a physical specimen! Oh boy, I’m going to be in thebook!

The team limbers up before practice.

Bottom row: A. Francesco, K. Fryczynski, J. Richardson, S. Inn, J. Mulcahy. Top row: T. Allen, K. Ruffin, J. Murphy, W. Wooding, P. Tomaka, Coach Burgess.

Unique, Sexy, and Al!

INDOOR TRACK

OUTDOOR TRACKThis spring, P rep is looking forw ard

to a fine season. M ike Burgess, now in his first season as coach, is especially optim istic abou t the team s in the eight hundred and two mile relays. T he coach feels P rep has a good chance to win these events in the county m eet. I f all goes well, som e P repsters m ight com ­pete in the P enn Relays. T he key sp rin t­ers on the team are W alker W ooding, K yndall R uffin , and T odd A llen. Field s ta rs include shot p u tte r Bob Scheurer, pole vau lters John F lem ing and Faw az N esheiw at, and discus throw er C raig R ichards.

Bottom row: B. Scheurer, J. Fleming, C. Richards, K. Ruffin. Middle row: S. Inn, F. Nesheiwat, S. Carluccio, B. Brancatella. Top row: R. Abdelmalek, J. Peko, T. Allen. Right: Field captain Bob Scheurer.

BOWLINGT h ere is only one w ord to describe

th e P rep bowling team , spectacu lar. T he party ing P rep K eglers a re com ing o ff an exciting, ac tion packed year. T his year, they a re led by form er pro bow ler M r. R alph R osato and C ap ta in A riel L anting . T h e “ A riel Show ” will be supported by ju n io r S tephen H ud ik an d sophom ores A nthony D efino, R ich­a rd N isb e t and G erom e Jo rd an . Bill “ H ersh a l” N eafsey leads a long line of J.V . players.

Kneeling: S. Hummel. Back row: S. Hudik, A. Lanting, A. Defino, R. Nisbet, G. Jordan. Right: The kingpin himself, Ariel Lanting.

IW ith nine key players returning, this I]

season’s baseball team is very experienced. II Led by two-time all-county infielder and |j captain Paul D rennan, Prep is sure to be II am ong the top team s in South Hudson. I Prem ier S tarte r O rest Siryj and senior I Ralph Dayke lead a pitching staff which II should get solid support from a young, II tough lineup. Doug Eastm an and Larry 11 M arshall form a talented infield with II D rennan. Frank C iatto and Junior Ricky II C ordero anchor the outfield while Soph. 11 M ike Crowley is behind the plate. John I DeSim one provides depth a t all the infield I positions. All this ta lent, coupled with the I m anagerial genius of verteran Coach Joe I U rbanovich, should lead to a successful |j cam paign. The Prep fans expect great I things from the diam ond nine this year, I and if all goes well, they will not be disap- I pointed.

Once again Ciatto makes the tough play look I easy.

Above: Orest Siryj displays Cy Young award form.Upper right: Marshall concentrates on the next delivery.To the right: An inning ending play.

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BASEBALL

First row: P. Drennan. Second row: L. Marshall, O. Siryj, G. Kelton, M. Crowley. Top row: J. DeSimone, R. Cordero, R. Dayke, D. Eastman, F. Ciatto.

Upper left: Ralph Dayke contem­plates his next move.Upper right: John: “ I wonder what all the guys are doing now???”Lower left: Versatile Ricky Cordero gets a good jum p on the ball.Lower right: Mike: “ Hey coach, my fingers are stuck in my mask.”

Larry Marshall fields his stance.

What an arm!

Frank Ciatto cordially poses for the Prep photographer.

Captain Paul Drennan sports all the facets of baseball. Above: Makes the play to first. Below: About to rip into the pitch. To the right: Taking the extra base.

GOLF

Left to right: P. Kelly, C. Harrington, C. Wood, J. Esposito, M. Chiappara, V. Di Domenico, S. Willis, Mr. Biondo, T. Dabrowski, P. Cresci, R. Forcillo.

Above: Vinnie D. helps a fellow golfer address the ball. Below: Quad-captains A. Palmer, T. Watson, J. Nicklaus, and B. Hogan.

T he P rep linksters have a prom is­ing club this year. R etu rn ing sta rters for the golf team this spring include C huck H arring ton , Joe Esposito, R ich K ennedy, and Vinnie Di D o­m enico. Fellow seniors C hris W ood and M ark C h iappara should also chip into the te am ’s stroking success on the greens. T he P rep team is com ­ing o ff a C ounty C ham pionship year and hopes to grow on last season. P rep is going to approach the links in search o f a S ta te C ham pionship. A nyth ing less th an th is would seem below par to the team .

Espo tees it up for Tommy D.

Pete displays his putter as Chris shows off his wood.

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T he 1983 T ennis T eam achieved heights previously un­thinkable. They reached the sta te semi-finals, loosing a d ra ­m atic m atch to second ranked Delbarton. However, in the county cham pionship tou rna­ment, H udson powers Emerson and Bayonne fell prey to the Prep N etm en. In 1984 P rep re­lies on the play of seniors Barry Ponticello, C harles H uh and Lou Perino. A ll-stater Em er C ruz, com ing off a stellar 14-0 season, is expected to dom inate play once again. Pete H alecky, K erry F ryczynski, B rad ley O hlm uller, N ick W ood and Eric H arrison round out possi­bly the strongest team in Prep history.

Left: Kneeling: Lou Perino, Lou Mastria. Standing: Charles Huh, Barry Ponticello, Kerry Fryc­zynski, Tim McGovern, Romano Lim.

TENNIS

Above: Romano Lim unleashes a thundering serve. Below: Steady competitor, Lou Perino.

Chuck Huh: The Sultan of Swing.

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Above: Captains Charles Huh and Barry Ponticello in a striking pose.

Above: Return to sender. Below: The wrist action of Kerry Fryc- zynski.

Pete and Emer should “Cruz” to victory this season.

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CELEBRATION

Clockwise from above: “ I don’t get no respect at all.”; Kellner relishes a couple of weiners; Prepsters voice their approval to the co-ed switch; What he can’t smell won’t hurt him; “ I get high on academics.” ; On to bigger and bet­ter things; “We’re the Wargames Club. Pre-

T36 pare to meet your doom!”; “ Look, ma, 1 can fly!” ; “Ah! the end of another school day.”

S tu d en ts a t P rep have m any reasons to ce leb ra te . O u r success­ful endeavors, bo th an individuals and as p a r t o f a g roup , have b rough t th e school to g e th e r in a sp irit o f p ride an d ju b ila tio n .

A cad em ic and e x tra c u rric u la r successes cause ce leb ra tio n s every season o f the year. H onors assem ­blies h igh ligh t specia l effo rts in studies. T hey also recogn ize o u t­s tand ing co n trib u tio n s to school sp irit an d ind iv idual ach ievem ents in activ ities. In ad d itio n to these, som e o f th e m ore a b u n d a n t and la rge-scale ce leb ra tin g has been in honor o f P rep a th le tes and th e ir team play.

T he sp iritu a l aspec ts o f S t. P e­te r ’s o ffe r m any o p p o rtu n ite s for ce leb ra tion as well as g row th . T he liturgies an d the E m m aus re trea ts are specia l fo r the en tire school. School litu rg ies b ring the P rep com m unity to g e th e r for special ce leb ra tions o f peace and th a n k s­giving du ring th e year. E m m aus sparks w arm ce leb ra tio n s w here individuals have th e ch an ce to share th e best o f them selves w ith each o th e r an d G od.

But m ost im p o rtan tly , i t ’s the little day to day ce leb ra tio n s th a t m ake the big d iffe rence . W h e th e r it’s c ram m in g an d hang ing ou t in th e c a f ; s to p p in g in b e tw e e n classes a t the lockers; o r m oving down the hallw ays, being to g e th er and en joy ing each o th e rs frien d ­ships a re w hat m akes P rep so spe­cial in the long run.

Clockwise from above: Frank applies the sleeperhold; “Oh no, Mr. Ben, anywhere but my locker.” ; E.T. going home; Happiness and success at recess. Opposite page clockwise: A future world beater; T.G.I.F. is written all over his face; Lunchtime merriment.

P rep w is h e s to w e lc o m e tw o n e w c o m e r s to o u r fa c u lty . T h e y a r e M r. J o s e p h D i G ia c o m o , te a c h in g W o r ld C iv a n d U .S . H is to r y II ( le f t ) ; a n d M r. L a n c e S i lv e s tr is , t e a c h in g R e lig io n I ,I I ,1 V (r ig h t ) .

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M. G R A N E L L I Soccer 1,2,3, (C apt.) 4, Honor i 1,2, D ance C om m ittee 1,3, Ski Club, Italian Club, o l b .

4, W eight'Pror

Spanish C l | |^ k i s h

j . g a r C i a "W restling 1,2,3, Traclc^l , f |io m e

Prom C om m ittee 4^ H B o o t b a l l 3,4, i ^ P f t i n ?

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R O B E R TG R E C O

S A N J A YG U P T A

G A R T HH A D L E Y

Student Cooij l ,2 ,J u n io r R i ior Projn C o g Aw ard, Em m tic M in ister! Cam^tieagg! S ta g e u H H 3,4, I t d S B

E o m m i f t ' f l H | | B e, S c h n t t lH M T’eam v i ffluharis

3 , 4 f l |[omputCT O 12,3, Spani&i panish G old !

" 1,3, H6ite*r Pin Silversdal 3, M a t h c H

i m4, Intrajnyral* C om m ittee 2,3

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' T utor 1, Petrcan 4, E m m aus T eam , H onor Pin 1,2, W orld C iv. G old M edal 1, Spanish G old M edal 2, Ebony C lub, N .H .S .

B R I A NH A G G E R T Y

V I N C E N TH A N N A H

CHARLES BYRON JEFFREYH AR R IN G T ON HAYNES HENNESSEY

WILLIAMHERENDA

RICARDO H E R N A N D E Z

W . I l l R I . N D A 1,2.3,4 ( C a p l ), HiKrie- . R J i p j P r e s i d e n t l_ . S t u d e n t C o u s B I

2 3 . E x e c C o r n m i t t e c 4, P r o m C w n n i i l i c c v S c h o o l S p u n A w a r d , Slavic I

.1. I l l N N F S S I Y T t e - j t e r C l u b 3,4, I r is h t ' l a B

»R. I I I R \ ^ \ l i ! /m p b i.,2

4, f i n i s h C lu b .

C. H A R R IN G T O N Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.G olf Team 3,4. Student iCouncil 2.C lass President 3, I ib iW Pin l.X ^.Geom etry M edaJP?,, StudioSports E d itO r^ T S ch loP ^lrii ’W p f e ' jsbony Aw ard, Ski C I u b ^ r ^ ' Q i ^ k a l - i ii P M f n . h js J S i f

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DON ALDH O W A RD

C H A R L E SH U H

155

T I M O T H YI P P O L I T O

P A T R I C K K A N E

P A T R I C KK E L L Y

S T E P H E N M I C H A E LJ O Y C E K A N E

.Swim |^4, fem raau| T K m , C o m p u te . C k lT J ,4 , Italian Club.

, S .d e a f e r ; C lulj ! ,2 ,3 ,4 , Pttroc 4 ,

M , K A N E Bike C ftibJ J>,3; C om puter C lub 4» Theater Cii^S 3,4, H onor Pin 1 ^ € t ^ » h Silver N .|L S .

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' ' P. K ELLY T Btisketball 1 .2 ,‘Mgr 4 B g e (re a ;t 4, Honor Pin 1,3, Ski Club, Irish

R u b . ■

156

R I C H A R DK E N N E D Y

S U N GK I M

M I C H A E LK O S T R Z E W A

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Soccer, >,* iHj G a l t i l e d a l , CIB m I

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Football 1,2 Track 1, Ei C horu s, Eb< Club.

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A R I E LL A N T I N G

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J A YL A T K O

E R IK- E I S H M A N

R O M A N OL IM

T I M O T H YL I N D I S

N O R I E LL I N T A O

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L O U I S G E R A R D J O S E P HM A S T R I A M cC a r t h y M c C R A R Y

P A T R I C KM c G E E

T I M O T H YM cG o v e r n

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CameraD ance C om m ittee 2 , 3 ^

sJpfflBP Spirit Award, Ski <*■ & luil«rn Club, J

GTlWcCARttM^ FooiM tt jfe-lsM i, MMP8*BI8 2,3. (C apt.) 4, Irkti Club.

P. M cG EEC ross^Country P 5T O u td o d H n c k

*5 2- C o n ^ ^ ^ p u b > 3. H c ^ p ^ H H 4, >Math C h !B n j

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f e i n au s T earn, E u c h a r iM ^ fl Ensembl»^^^)^P

m atics m P Stage C rew *99 Honor Pin..1,2,$, N .H .S .

160

W I L L I A M J A M E S K E V I NM C K A Y M C K N I G H T M C K N I G H T

161

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R I C H A R D M E T J I A N

C H R I S T O P H E RM O N I C O

T H O M A SM U L C A H Y

J A M E SM U R P H Y

A L A NM O N S E R A T E

J O H NM O R 1 A R T Y

C. M O N Ifjp [ Football 1,2,3.4 ( C a W ^ /r e s i l in g 1 1.2.3,4 (C apt,), T ractU .2 .4 ,

room President 3, S ch o o l Spirit, I Award, Irish Club, S k i @ ub.

| M M D I)l|g |R A T E B ^ k cib all i , Monor Pin ^ K a ra te 1.2.3. Chess Qfafc 1,2.3.4. Math Club, Future Prtylictans C lu b 2,3, O rkntat C lifb . H R

^ t c t b a l l J .W 1 3 A H onor Pin 1 1,2,3?|School Spirft Award. Math k:NO)jki.Hs. Jm

T, M M t-CAH Y Loratisics 2.3,4, Intram urak 2,3,4,

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J. M U R P H Y Cross Country and Indoor Track .

I 2.3,4, Dance C M im ittce 3, W eight^ lifting 2, Honj^Spin 1,2,3, English Silver M e d ji 1, G|^m?tTi Silver M edal 3, Ski Club, Irish Club, N .H .S .

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E M I LO C A M P O

K E V I NO ’C O N N O R

A R T H U RN I E V E S

L O R E N Z ON A K A R

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J I G N E S HP A R 1 K H

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Socccr I ,M ,4 . jbrnm.Ui'i T i i i l Prom C o m B le e 4, Oricnlal Math ( lu b ^ B

I PA R IK H Honor Pin 2.3, I uture Phyiicians C nb 2 . ' 4 Bicvcle C l u b |2 ,J .4 . M a t h Club.

J. P E D R q jt f_Tennis I 1,2Karate 1.2. H A.P. Tulor I'.i^eu. lureputcr Club V Ctioss'Ciufe War- gam es i . Oriental Ciab.

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164

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C H A N D R A D A TP E RS A U D

LUKEPHILLIPS

165

I . PH I 1.1 I f S S » n j | 112,3 ,4 . \ t o c k e j f t ,4 .

P.%)U J .2 .3 .4 . Pcrrp P ® Pi> !, H onor Pin I ^ . .V o l a v ic M I S :

M . P O L E M E N I Sw im T eam 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Eu- ch a r ist ic M in ister , H on or Pin 11,2,3. French M edal 2 ,3 , N .H .S .

PAU LPIN1ERO

MARKP O LE M E N I

GREGORYPOLLIN1

BARRYPONT1CELLO

ANDREWPOUEYMIROU

G . HOI l I S I R adio Club 2,3,4, ( P r l f x nonorj Pin 1.2,3. Band 1. C om nute^fetoh 1,2,3,4. M odel R .R . Club 3, Slavic Club P resident

B PO N 1ICH1 1 o Tennis 1.2.3,4 (C apt.), Pcircun 4. Petroc 3,4, S lavic Club.

EARNEST RED WIN E

A. P O U E Y M IR O U -g Cam ata Club i .2, C om puter Club 2, W ar§am es 1,

N ESTOR RENTAS

E. R E D W IN E Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 , Honor Pin 2, Em ­

maus T eam , H .A .P . Tutor 3, W eightlifting 2, Com puter Club 4, N ational Metrit Com m endation, Ebony Club.

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R IC H A R DREYES

CRAIGRI CH A RD S

R. R E Y E S l Sw im m ing 3, Ski C lu b ^ | Society .

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B. R O D R IG U E Z 4 3 . S in io r Editor 4 , H on- 2 lC om b u ter C lub 3, R adio

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BER N AB ER O D R IG U E Z

ALFRED KYNDALL STEPHENR OM ANO RUFFIN RUTKOWSKI

GABRIELSALAZAR

JO H NRYAN

S. R L T K O W S K i .H ock ey 4. Honor Pin 1.2®. Chess C lub 2. Computer C lub 'Sliw H

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G .S A Swim i WW* 3 1

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J R Y A N Bawling 2. ! tonor Pin 1.3. Math Ciub, Irish C lu b .: :

K. R:UI I I N ,|Lndoor and Outdoor Track 1.2.3,4. * ^ y ^ 2 . 3 . 4 . Math C j S j 1-bony CWb* I

A R O M A N O Cross Country 1,4. Italian Club.

LUIS1TO ROB ERTS A M I N S H E U R E R

PAULS C HR O ED E R

G E O R G ESCOTT

PETERSER R A

CH R IS T O P HE R ROMAN JOHNSERRATELLA SHEVC HUK STOKES

GREGORYSULLIVAN

DENNIST AN T UI C O

C. S E R R A T E L L A ^ |M H onor Pin 1,2,3, Com puter C lub 3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4, M ath C lu ™ Italian Club,

Soccer 2, Pin 1,2,3, V K S

J. ST O K E S M F ootball,h BaskctbaiC 1 T en -4nis 1, B aseb aJ^ S ^ ./C jK T u tor l j f i l E bonj Club .

I \ i g : s u I l i v a n, Dram atics 3 .4 fetu d en t Council 4, fjlikior. P in tli2 ,3, Greek Gold Mcd- B fi^ A li|cbraJ2 G old Mefml, C om ­

putet C liM 3 ,4 , Ski C lub, Math pMb V .P .A risb C lu b fN .H .S .

D. T A N T U IC O Band 2,3,4, Karate I, Honor Pin 1,2, Germ an M edal 2, Computer Club 4, Oriental Club, N .H .S .

170

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J O H NT IE R N E Y

EDWINT O R R E S

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Dram atics 3>,4kStage Crew 4, Prom C om m ittee 4 ™ h eatcr Club, Math P -1 u byjfBbrar ds C 1 u b, Bbo ny

iSoceer 1. Intram ural Spanish Society; •

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C. W O O D H iotlS™ 1.2.3.4, (C a p t) , Baskct- i- ill4*t»2 G olf 3,4, Pctrcun 2.3,

f-dilor 4, School Spirit •jv a r a f ClassI v e s id e n i1 ,2,3. Irish C lub, Italian

S . W IL L IA M S Track 4 . Intramural* 1.2,3 ,4 . Lb- ■-■ny.Citib.

w. w o o r a m |Football 1, Track IragjyyC omput- cr Club 3, Maroon B SHiiP g l H .A.P. Tutor 4, Math C lu fe j ||$ t jy Club.

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ISwIm T e a m r a ^ i K m o r ^ Pin 1,2,3, H istory M edal 2*Jl̂ i ^ | M edal 3, M ath Club, Irish Club, N .H .S .

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INDEXSENIORS

Amir Abiskaroon 94, 142, 147 James Ackaway 142, 146 Phillip Aguiar 142 Jonathan A l-K aisi 80, 96, 142, 78 W illiam Anderson 3, 87* j4 2 , 143 Kevin Archer 87, 104, 143, 155 Anthony A uciello 7, 99, 143 W illiam Bate 83, 86, 87, 143 W endell Bates 88, 87, 98, 160,

143, 66Juan Blanco 143M ichael Boyle 10, 13, 104, 107,

144, 116Arthur Brown 80, 87, 92, 178,

144Robert Buckman 76, 86, 87, 89,

104, 144, 124, 169 Brian Cahill 101, 153, 144, 74 Scott Campbell 144 Christopher Chaneski 87, 145 Mark Chiappara 13, 145, 133,

141, 115, 116, 117 Frank C iatto 86, 87, 91, 96, 98,

145, 148, 183, 130John Cingerana 80, 96, 145, 178 G eorge Costanzo 145, 177 Gavin Cum m ings 88, 146, 120,

118, 155 Richard Cyriacks 87, 146 M ichael Czochanski 94, 145, 146 Thom as Dabrowski 146, 133, 78 A lfred D 'A m ico 80, 96, 146, 74 Ralph Dayke 87, 98, 147, 130 N ick DeCesare 11, 80, 86, 98,

147, 140, 70, 71, 116, 117 Philip D eCresce 10, 82, 86, 147

Gregory D eRosa 147, 175 John DeSim one 80, 96, 98, 147,

153, 130 Vin D iD om enico 82, 86, 87, 69,

148, 133, 79, 167 W illiam Doll 96, 148 Emerson Dom ingo 96, 148 Thom as Dougherty 87, 98, 148 Paul Drennan 11, 12, 87, 102,

104, 148, 177, 130, 79 Barry Dugan 87, 149, 116 Eric Dugan 149 Robert Duncan 11, 81, 90, 93,

73, 149, 183, 74 M ichael Dwyer 10, 86, 149 Joseph Esposito 86, 149, 133,

144, 150

Darren Fails 93, 104, 150, 124 Jam es Feehan 84, 87, 96 150

173, 70 N arciso Fernandez 150, 171 Ronald Filak 73, 86, 87. 90, 96

148, ISO. 183, 79, 167, 172 John Fleming 87, 150 129 79

172Robert Forcillo; 69, 151, 133

124, 79, 170, 172 Albert Francesco 112, 113 i5 l

82, 177, 128, 159 Cosm o Frattura 76, 82, 96 104

151, 70, 175M ichael Fremgen 104, 151, 143 Enrico G alvez 96, 97, 99, 151 Julio Garcia 87., 152, 177 Frank Gifford 104, 152, 166 Bruce G m ahle 152 Joseph G om ez 86, 90, 96, 152,

1 8 3 ,1 9 , 171 M ichael Granelli 10, 87, 89, 109,

152, 79, 158Robert Greeb 80, 82, 73, 98 101

153, 79, 70 Sanjay Gupta 96, 153 Garth H adley 76, 96, 153 Brian Haggerty 87, 96, 98, 153

78Vincent Hannah 98, 149, 153

178, 74, 75 Charles Harrington 91 , 154, 133,

143, 183, 119, 120, 118 Byron Haynes 154, 164 Jeffrey Hennessey 154 W illiam Herenda 7, 82, 83, 87,

102, 154, 140, 119, 118 Ricardo H ernandez 34, 86 154

167Rene Hodan 12, 102, 109, 155 Robert Holston 87 , 155, 161

Donald Howard 87, 88, 104, 155, 140, 161

Ross H uggins 95 , 155 Charles H uh 87, 96, 155, 134 Tim othy Ippolito 156, 154 Steven Joyce 156 M ichael Kane 156 Patrick Kane 98, 156 Patrick Kelly 156, 123 Richard Kennedy 157 M ichael Kostrzewa 157, 140, 71 Randy Lacewell 87, 104. 157 Ariel Lanting 87, 157, 129 Jay Latko 104, 158 Erik Leishm an 13, 109, 110. 158,

79Rom ano Lim 87, 94, 96, 158,

134, 7 ! 136 Timothy Lindis 76, 98, 158, 177

j 26, 127 Noriel Lintao 158, 87, 177 Dave LoBello 6, 9, 12, 86, 104,

i0 5 , 106. 159, 177 Lyndon Luistro 87, 152, 159 Vincent Luna 145, 159 Joseph M agotch 73, 80, 85, 94,

101, 159, 74 Edward M artinez 94, 159, 155 Louis Mastria 93, 101, 160, 134,

74, 70, 165 Gerard M cCarthy 104, 106, 160,

117, 116, 147, 175 Joseph M cCrary 96, 160 Patrick M cG ee 96, 160 Tim othy M cGovern 73, 85, 101,

160, 177, 134, 70, 71, 74 W iliam M cKay 96, 98, 161, 136, , 168James M cK night 76, 82, 161,

142, 67, 127 Kevin M cK night 76, 87, 96, 82,

161, 67, 70, 74Alvaro M ercado 96, 97, 99, 161

164Richard Metjian 161 Christopher M onico 12, 76, 86,

87, 104, 152,A lan M onserate 87, 96, 162 John M oriarty 96, 162, 119, 118 Thom as M ulcahy 89, 162, 140 James Murphy 73, 87, 102, 112,

113, 162, 128, 79, 175 Lorenzo Nakar 163 Arthur N ieves 87-, 94 , 99, 163,

159John Norton 98, 101, 163, 70,

74, 168Emil O cam po 96, 99, 152, 163 Kevin O ’Connor 73, 82, 87, 96,

163, 140 A lbert Oliveira 96, 164, 144 Daniel Onorato 3, 64, 76, 155 Ray Pagkalinawan 6, 96, 109,

110, 157, 164, 71, 147 Jignesh Parikh 4, 94, 96, 145,

164John Pedro 87, 94, 164 Louis Perino 3, 81, 86, 91. 165,

183, 134, 165 Chandradat Persuad 165 Luke Phillips 84, 148, 165,: 159 Paul Pineiro 165, 118, 151 Mark Polem eni 84, 165, 140, 70,

116Gregory Pollini 85, 96, 99, 166 Barry Ponticello 166, 134, 151 Andrew Poueym irou 166, 140 Earnest Redwine 166, 71, 118 N estor Rentas 82, 166 Stephen Reverendo 89, 98, 167 Richard Reyes 167 Craig Richards 87, 104, 167, 129.

147Carlton Rodgers 87, 167, 120 Bernie Rodriguez 90, 167, 183 A1 Rom ano 89, 112, 1 13, 168,

173Kyndall Ruffin 96, 168, 128, 129 Stephen Rutkowski 168, 177, 126,

79, 154, 127 John Ryan 96, 168, 163 Gabriel Salazar 168, 147 Bob Scheurer 3, 96 ,-104, 105,

106, 169, 129, 146 Paul Schroeder 87, 89, 169, 74 G eorge Scott 87, 169, 144 Peter Serra 4, 6, 13, 109, I 10,

169, 142, 78 Chris Serratella 96, 170, 142 Roman Shevchuk 86, 96, 170, 74,

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John Stokes 87, 88, 98 102 170 I 119, 121, 1 18, 162

Gregory Sullivan 87, 96, 153 170, 79, 74, 70

Dennis Tantuico 68, 84, 170, 78 f Dennys Tapia 104, 106, 171,’ 151 H Marc Tarantino 171, 142, 79 Rodney Terry 87, 171, 144, H 4 E John Tierney 171 Edwin Torres 171, 142, 159 John Tubridy 34, 172, 163 Peter Tuzzo 72, 80, 86, 172 177 Miguel Ulloa 172 Lemuel VanCroft 96, 149 172 I

178Alberto Vargas 86, 109, 110, 1721

164Sergio Vasquez 173 Joseph Verdon 87, 173 Robert W alsh 86, 87, 173 Hugh W elsh 87, 173 Carl W illiam s 87, 112, 113 65

173, 159 Sam W illiam s 174 Christopher W ood 91, 104 105

107, 174, 133, 143, 183 Walker W ooding 87, 96, 174

128, 151 Frank Young 87, 174, 175 Francisco Yu 87, 92, 95, 82 73 I

174Joseph Zamarra 175 Joseph Zam pella 145, 175

JUNIORSRay Abdelm alak 56, 101, 129 Ilyas Abdur-Rashed 87, 104, IO5B

107Gilbert Abergas 58, 66 Albert Abreu 59, 72, 67 Antonio Adan 60, 138 M ichael A ffinito 57, 64, 61 M ichael Ahern 45, 62, 81, 86, 9 2 B M ichael A lbanese 63, 83, 109 Todd Allen 56, 64, 128, 129 David Alston 57, 104 Arthur Anderson 58, 83, 89 G eorge A lvarez 34, 64, 59, 77,

120, 118 W illiam Ayerbe 60. 95, 111 Jan Babula 61, 86 Joseph Bardzilowski 34, 109. Iiofl

62, 79 Kevin Bauman 63, 104 Daniel Berardinelli 34, 83, 86,

56, 66, 114, 115 Joseph Bernardo 57 Jam es Bertotti 42, 58, 73, 80, 86 H Joseph Boccassini 48, 59, 84, 138 |j| David BodsonRobert Brancatella 6, 86, 61. 77, H

111. 129 Eric Brown 62Joseph Bucci 10, 59, 63, 104,

124, 79, 125 W illian Budin 56, 72, 85 David Burokas 72, 73, 57, 126 John Carbone 58 Stephen Carluccio 59, 86, 129 Peter Cashin 42, 60, 72, 80 David Castrovinci 61 G eorge Cepeda 62, 86, 87, 114, I

116Chris Chirichella 63, 116 G eorge Chowanec 56 Gary Choynowski 57 Robert Clarke 57, 58, 124, 137 I Christopher C ofone 59, 74, 78, 7CH

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Ricardo C ordero 60 , 86 , 102, 130, 118, 114

Vincent C orso 61 Peter C resci 34, 62 , 65, 73, 86

91, 109, 133 Robert C respo 63 , 138 M ichael C unningham 56, 82, 83

, 70, 74Joseph D ’A gui 57 Florindo D ’A m elio 58, 114, 115 Jam es D eA n gelo 7, 59 , 92 Anthony D elP ian o 60 Joseph D eM arco 61 , 104, 107 Jonathan D eM ich ael 62 Sheldon D eSouza 48 , 63 John D illon 56 Jonathan D orch 57, 66 Christopher D oria 58 , 101

109, 79Jesse H oward 34, 59, 76, 87 Stephen H udik 60, 129 G eorge H udock 61 Joseph Ippolito 62 Darin Jasovsky 63 G regory Jeffrey 45, 56 , 76 David Jensen 57 R ichard Jones 58, 78 Robert K akoleski 38, 59 Jeffrey Kellner 1

136M ichael K elly 61 M ichael King 62,R ichard Kleid 63,John K osenski 56, 67 Edward K ostrzew a 57, 89 K enneth K ozlow ski 38 , 58, 126,

, 66 111

60, 88, 104,

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Bob Brancatella puckers up for the camera.

Stephen Dorry 10, 98 , 67 M atthew D ove 60 , 65 , 78 G eorge Enderle 61 , 109 Scott Engelken 77 David Erla 37 , 56 , 89, 67 Kenneth Espinoza 57 , 104, 124,

139A nton io E vidente 60 , 66 Patrick Fay 58 Jam es Finn 83, 59, 89 Peter Finn 60 , 98 , 74 Mark Forrester 61 Pete^-Er-oehlich 62 , 65 , 84 , 85,

94, 74Kerry Fryczynski 34 , 63 , 86,

113, 134, 128, 75 S cott Fugel 56 , 95 V ictor G allo 36, 57 , 86 T roy

G am b le 58, 73 Christopher G arcia 48 ,R enato G iacch i 11, 60 , I

116M auro G ian gregorio 61 David G iblin 62 John G ivey 63 Mark G iordano 56 Peter G izzi 57 , 92 , 67 G eorge G m itro 7, 58 N elson G on za lez 11, 59,

124, 125 Bryan G ranelli 11, 34 , 60 , 64 G avin G untner 61 N eeraj G upta Peter H aleck y 63, 135 W illiam H annah 34, 56 , 63. 1 |1 1 8Erik H arrison 57 , 76 , 92 , 94,

:• 120, 118S co tt H art 58 , 96John H ayser 49 , 6, 61 , 86, 11,

112,

49109, 79 ,

104,

79

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C hristopher Kroeper 40, 59, 92 A ndrew Krupa 60, 96 R obert L ago 61 , 112 S c o tt Lappin 62 , 88 Peter Lesko 63 E m m anuel L iw anag 56 John Lopis 49 , 57, 126, 127 John L ow thorpe 7, 58, 66 , 136 G len L uckjiff 9, 59, 68 , 84 , 85,

98 , 67 Richard Lugo 60 D ervis M agistre 61 , 138 Larry M aleszew ski 62 A nth on y M anrique 63 Larry M arshall 40 , 56 , 130 Jose M artinez 57 , 64 C hristian M cC orm ick 58 R obert M cG rath 59, 112, 116 W illiam M cL augh lin 40 , 60 M ark M ehler 61 A lex M ercado 62, 87 , 109, 111 M a tth ew .M ich a lik 63, 69 , 92 , 74 T hom as M iller 56 M ark M irov 57 Joseph M iselis 58 , 59 , 112 Benjam in M onserate 86 , 87]

94, 59, 138 O bed M orales 62 R am on M orales 51 , 60 , 86, 87 John M ulcahy 61 , 112, 128 T hom as M urphy 62, 83, 95 , 74 John M yhre 63 , 92 Faw az N esh e iw a t 62 , 56 , 83 , 86

124, 129 M ichael N estor 57, 92 A n ton io N e to 58 T am N gu yen 59, 87, 98 , 99 Ronald N o v ic io 86 , 87 T im oth y O ’D onnell 61 , 49 R am on O liveros 42 , 62

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David O w ens 57, 63 , 74 , 116 Raul Padilla 56, 86 , 94 Joseph Parrillo 57, 86 M ukesh Patel S8 Jam es Peko 59, 8 6 , 129 C arm elo Pereira 60 , 65 Richard Peters 61 . 72 , 87, 92 A lfon so Petrillo 1 1, 62 , 104 Peter Powanda 40, 63 D ave Ram sum air 56 John Reilly 61, 73Jason R ichardson 13. 40 , 3 8 , 73

112, 113, 128 Joel Rivera 59, 87 Edward R om ero 61, 104, |3 8 John Roskowski 62 , 104 A nton io Ruibal 49 , 63 , I I I Stephen Russell 56, 64 , 126 Jam es Saldana 34, 57 Joseph Salom on 58 V incent Sam bade 59, 95 M ichael Sam ra 60, 116, 117 O rlando Santana 11, 58 , 6 1, 111 Peter Saw yer 3:7, 62 , 73, 89, 98,

67, 74 , 75 John S can lon 63 , 69, 116 Paul Schonenberger 56 C hristopher Sham burg 57, 40 , 92 Jam es Sheehan 58 R odney Shipm an 34 , 59 O rest Siryj 13, 60 , 130 Edm und Skupien 67 Patrick S loyan 49, 62 , 98 G regory Sp incola 56, 58, 86 John Sp osato 57 R ufus Strother 10, 58 G eorge Su arez 59 Francis Su llivan 60 A rm ando T abora 61 , 93 Danny Tan 62, 79 Sam uel T antu ico 63 G eorge Tavolara 56 , 62, 126, 127 T om as T em prosa 57, 138 T errence T hom as 58 , 63 , 88, 120,

118D am on T im oldi 42 John T obinArvin T odd 34, 60 , 121, 118Paul T om aka 62 , 126H ector Torres 63N a ta lie T ripodi 56, 66Jam es T uohy 57Louis V alanzola 42 , 58, 63G eorge V aldiviaD avid V argo 60 , 86 , 137G regory V iggiano 57 , 61 , 104A ngel V illanueva 62 , 65 , 81Khanh Vu 63, 96Joseph V ucak 56Jose W agk 57, 87Ernesto W allerstein 58C hristopher W elsh 59Step hen W illis 60 , 133R obert W ondolow ski 59, 61 , 104R aul W ong 62R oger W oody 63, 97Kerim Y acou b 56C hung Yi 57 , 87

SOPHOMORES

126122

A ldenys A costa 44 , 114, 115, 116 Edward Addvensky 1 1, 86 46

72, 74, 79 A nthony Aguiar 48 M ichael A hn 49, 87, 93, 111, 78 Joseph A m brosio Mark A m brosio 50, 51 John A pruzzese 52 Brian A rcher 53, 83, 122 M arco Arriaga 54, 86 A nthony A rtificio 55 R afael Bautista 47 , 78 R ogelio Bautista Fernando Bayona 48 K eith Bellinger 49 , 94 Kevin Bertotti 50 Francis Betkowski 51, 72 , 80, 66

74, 114, 116, 198 Stephen Biernacki 52 Richard Bludgus 53 Jose Bonet 54 John Boushay 55 Owen Brady 46 Francis Briam onte 47,Patrick Brunner 48,Brian Bucher 49D eric Burgess 50, 97, 104Peter Burke 51V incent Burke 52Kyle Butler 53Mark Byrnes 54Jonathan C am aya 46M ichael C antelm i 47, 72Ralph C arbone 48John Carlson 49Jeffrey C asler 50, 116N elson C epeda 50, 51, 86, 14Billy Chandra 52, 96 , 79David C hecorski 53David C hiang 54, 81V ictor C hirichella 55W illiam C inurchin 46, 86Salvatore C ioffi 47Joseph C ollazo 48 , 81K enneth C om andatore 49C hristopher Conklin 50Paul C ostello 51M ark C ozine 52, 74M ichael A . Crowley 7, 53, 130M ichael J. Crowley 54Emer Cruz 55, 135W illiam C uevas 46M ichael Dandorph 47 , 77, 104W ildred Dangsil 49Donald D antzler 50, 87Joshua D echter 51A nthony D eF ino 52A nthony D ellaR osa 53, 81Stephen D ello Stritto 48 , 54S am D eLuca 55 , 1:27Christian Del V ecchioArthur Del V escovo 47 , 124John D eR ose 48, 68, 104, 79M arc Dizon 49M ichael D oody 50John Dubon 51, 104, 137Patrick Dunn 52Stephen D utk iew icz 52Philip Duvalsaint 54, 67D ouglas Eastm an 55, 122, 130C hristopher Falco 46 , 52, 83, 122T hom as Fardellone 47

Lighten up fellas!

Tonio Favetta 48 Joseph Feeney Anthony Ferraro 7, 50 Andrew Festa 51 Kevin Fitzhenry 6, 52, 72, 76,

126Andrew Florento 46, 53 M ichael R. Flynn 54, 122 M ichael S. Flynn 55, 83, 118 John Fontana Arnaldo Forte 46, 136 Howard Frank 47 Sandro Frattura 48, 81, 111 Manuel G alang 8, 49, 94 Daniel Gallagher 50 Joseph Giannella 52 Henry Gil 48, 53, 83, 94, 74 Stephen Gm itro 54, 126 Ivan G om ez 8, 1 1, 55 Jam es Good Robert Goodall 47 Edward Grabowski 48 Douglass Gronda 49, 88, 104,

Carmine Lancellotti 45, 104 Eugene Landino 49 John Landis 50, 83, 92 Daniel Lavecchia 51, 126 Brian Lawlor 53 Robert Leahy 52, 1 16 Joseph Lecowitch 54 Sang Hun Lee 55 Edward Lubas 46 Raymond Luistro 47 Leonard Luizzi 48, 70, 137 James M ackiewicz 49 Brian M ahoney 137 Louis M anchisi 51 Joseph M ancino 104, 52 Peter M ango 53, 95 M atthew M annion 54, 87 Sean M atthews 6, 46, 111, 137 Mark M auriello 28 Jam es M cD erm ott 48 W illiam M cDonald 49 Daniel M cGouran 50 M ichael M cGrath 51, 116

“Buy ya a drink sailor?”

Just can’t keep

124Paul Grundling 50, 78Craig Guarente 51Joseph Guarino 52, 109Lain G utierrez 53, 94, 78Robert Hager 54Daniel Hanifin 55Daniel HanksMartin Hart 47John HealyJohn Henkes 46 , 49Melvin Hernandez 50Charles H ow lett 88Steven H um m ell 52, 129Keith Huryk 53, 137Stephen Inn 54, 128, 129, 78M atthew Jablonski 3, 55, 73Robert Jablonski 96G erom e Jordan 47, 129A lexander Jurgelevicius 48John Kashuba 49Kevin Kelly 50, 79Glen Kelton 51, 76, 83, 94, 122,

130David Kern 47, 78 M ichael Kilkenny 55, 114, 118 M ok W oo Kim 53, 111 Ernesto K irchgassler 54, 109 Christopher Kotsopulos 46 Steven Kramer 46 , 126 David LaBruno 47

a good meal down!

Thom as M cVicar 53, 72, 93, 74 Paul M ercante 54 Alan M olina 55 Kevin Morris 46 Robert M ulholland 48 Sean M ullins 49 Kevin M unoz 136 Anthony M usante 51 M elvin N am nam a 52 W illiam N eafsey 53 W ilbur N eal 8, 54, 87, 104 Robert N estor 55, 112 Raym ond N ieves 78 Richard N isbet 47, 72, 122, 129,

74Vincent N olan 48 Brad O hlm uller 8, 49 Stephen O ’N eill 50, 116 Ronald Panico 51 G eorge Papadakis 52, 95, 78 John Paradine 53 Robert Pelier 54 Richard Pena 55 A ntonio Pereira 46 Arnel Perez 47W illiam Perkins 48, 69, 87, 104 Daniel Peters 49 M ichael Pom peo 11, 50 Stephen Presa 51 Christopher Prime 52, 54 Dennis Quish 53

Alexander Ramos 54 Steven Rapacki 46 Joseph Raslowsky 55, 69, 109,

111Am it Rastogi 93, 94, 78 Frederic Regenye 7, 94, 101 David Reiser 48 Jesus Revilla 34, 49, 78 Orlando Reyes 50 Thom as Riley 2, 36, 51, 122 Anthony Rom ano 52 Frank Rom ano 54 Frederick Rom ano 53, 74, 138 Theodore Romanowski Stephen Romero 46 Arthur Rosa 74 Richard Roscelli M ichael Rudner 49 W illiam Rushforth 51, 104 Sean Russell 55 Richard Rusznak 52 Kenny Sabogal 53, 65, 83, 86,

111Scott Sari 54 Adrian Sawczuk 55 John Scanlon 46, 112 Joseph Scheurer 47, 122 W illiam Scheurer 48 Jam es Schm ittler 49 Thom as Schneider 50, 94, 66,

116Christopher Scalfan i 11, 104 Keith S co tt 52 Sean Sexton 52 Francisco Silva 54 M ichael Sm arro 81 Donato S o llecito 54 Sean Som ers 47 .Bryan Sookhoo 49 David Southern 49, 122 N icholas Sperduto 50 Jeffrey Stabile 51, 122 Paul Stanowski 52 Mark Stappenbeck 53 Thom as Sullivan 54 M ichael Surow iec 54 Thom as Tacik 46, 86, 109 N oel T antuico 47 , 84 Daniel Tapia 47, 122 Charles Tarantino 49 Raafat Toss 50 Charles Trefurt 51 Francisco Trigo 11, 52, 72, 74,

79M atthew Turner 53, 138 Scott T uzzo 54, 122 Rodrigo U m ali 11, 55

John Urban 46 Scott Villa 11, 47 Anthony Villar Kenneth Von Schaumburg 49

1 16, 139 Damien W addington 50 Keith Wall 11, 51, 83, 95, 79 W illiam W ilkes 53, 87, 104 A lfonso W illiam s 54, 104 Daniel W illiam s 11, 55, 96 John W inar 46 Stephen Wisniewski 47, 96 John W olleon 48 Kerry W om ack 49, 87, 122 N icholas W ood 50, 88, 104, 122 Stephen Y autz 51 Marc Yelverton 52, 55, 78 Tiberius Zaharia 52, 109 David Zall 54 Alfonso Zamarra 55 Paul Zeller 46, 68, 72, 101, 112,

74, 75, 93

FRESHMENJuan A costa 36Feroz A li 38, 93Sean Allen 39Oliver Anderson 40, 93John Ansteth 41Ryan A pplegate 42Mario Bai 43M ichael Barbire 44Thom as Basil 45Patrick Benzaleski 36, 108, 136Charles Bible 37, 139Richard Bigelow 38Thom as Blunda 39Patrick Bocco 40Mark Borino 41, 84, 85Vito Brancatella 42W illiam Bratton 43, 126Joseph Brennan 44Sean Brown 45Anthony Bruton 36, 123David Bryngil 37A nthony Bullock 38Pasquale BuzzelIi 40Ricardo Caam ano 41Carl Cam poreale 42Eduardo CansecoPeter CapizziVincent C apozzoli 36, 45

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Bism arck Cara 37 j. Sean C arney 38

R am on C asais 39 , Edward C asas 40, 108

M ichael C asteila 41 Edward C asulli 42 Thom as C avaliucci 43 R occo C elen tano 108 W illiam C elen tano 44 , 45 116

117|; Jose C enteno 36, 83

A ndre C haney 37, 93 Jeffrey C hristensen 38 Drew C iok 39 Brian C lancy 40

| Jason Clark 41 M ichael C occa 46 John C oogan 42, 112 W illiam C ooney 43 , 123 Patrick Corcoran Dennis Corwin 6, 45 , 123 Jam es C ox 36 Joseph C ronin 37 Daniel C utola 38 , 108

! Arthur Darragh 39 Raym ond D avis 40 , 93 , 108 W illiam D eakyne 108, 123 David D eC icco 42 M ichael D efensor 43 M arco D eG irolam o 44 Allan D ela C ruz 45 Gary D el Piano 36 K enneth D el V ecch io 37 , 88

■ C h ristop her D eN u n z io 38 D oninick D eP in to 39 , 123

r N ico lo D eP in to 40 Biren D esai 41 Edward D iA n g e lo 42 Jonathan D illey 43 , 79 , 116 Ernani D om in go 44 , 93 , 94 M ichael D onnelly 45 Richard D onohu e 36 M ichael D ow ney 37 M ario D uque John Egar 39, 108 Roland E lio 40 , 93 Ronald E lio 93 , 94 Roehl E m pestan 42 W illiam s Evans 43 Benjam in E vidente 41 Richard Fairfield 44 Jose Fajardo 45 , 66 , 116 Roger Fardin 2 , 34 R onald Ferguson 37 Carlos Fernandez 38 Thom as Finn 39, 123 D aniel F itzhenry 40 , 41 , 108 V eroni F lorento 41 Sean Flusk 42 John F ortunato 3, 4 3 , 108 Edward F oskey 44 , 93 Edward Furrer 45 H arry G aibor 2, 36 M ichael G a llagh er 45 , 123, 79 M arc G alati 37 C hristopher G annon 37, 126 W illiam G argiles 38 , 126 Robert G arry 39 Bruce G atew ood 46 M ichael G ifford 41 Joseph G ig lio 42 M atthew G ilvey 43 Jam es G o m ez 1 1, 44 Stephen G o m ez 45 , 86 , 123 W alter G onsiew sk i 36 Peter G oodall 37, 123 K evin G ranelli 38 , 111 R ichard G rieshaber 39 , 94 Robert G ruhn 40 Frank G uan ci 41 Joseph G utierrez 42 Luis G uzm an Frederick H anna 43 , 93

John H anussak 44, 108 Peter H artnett 45 , 108 G eorge H ennM ichael H enn 37, 123, 116 R alph H ernandez 38, 114, 118 Brian H offm an 2, 39 David H oppe Shawn H oward 41, 123 Jay H ughes 42 A lbert H yjek 43 G ilbert lies 38 W alter Illy 44 Leon Jablow 45, 86, 116 A ustin Jackson 36 C leon Jones 7, 37 Jam es Joy 40 M artin Juenge 38 C hristopher Kane Step hen K earns 11, 40 A zim K hawaja 41 C hoong Kim 42 , 111 Keith Knorowski 43 , 86 Jeffrey K ollm er 44, 108, 136 A ndrew K opycinski 45 , 86 H ow ard Korrell 37, 61 T hom as K osiba 2, 36 , 79 Barry Kushnir 37 G regory Kushnir 38 , 86 , 1 16 Paul Lagerm asini 39 Jeffrey L atko 4 0 , 108 R am m uel Lavarro 43 M ichael L aw less 41 T om as Lim 39 A lex L iw ag 43 O svaldo L loonhart 44 C hristopher Low icki 45 W alfredo M acaw ili 36 , 93 K aushal M ajm udar 37 Richard M angone 38 , 108 D ennis M anion 39, 116 G erald M arafioti 40 Joseph M arini 41 Edward M arkowski W illiam M attey 43 R yan M cD erm ott 44 T hom as M cD on ough 3, 45 Peter M cG uire 36 V ladim ir M erluza 37 C hristopher M etca lfe 38 W illiam M ilite llo 39, 108, 79 W illiam M onisera 40, 108 T hom as M oore 41 G us M oraitis 42 O lie M orrissette 43 , 87 , 93 G abriel M ulcahy 44 G erald M urphy 3, 45 R obert M yers 2, 36 Enrique N ak ar 36 Edward N arkow ski 42 Jack N a ta 37 H erta N ea ls 38, 81 , 93 R ick N isb e t 39, 76,G eorge N o la n 40 , 126 R obert N o lo n itz 41 T hom as O ’C onnor 41 , 93 , 108 Paul O palach 42 C harles O rdonez 43 R ichard O rellana 44 A rnel O rtega 45 , 111 M ichael O 'S haughn essy 36 Sh aw n O sten d orf 65 , 114 Frank Pantaleo 38 S etu l Parikh 39, 112 InSoon Park 40 , 108 V ipul Patel 41 , 114 Paul Paw low ski 42 , 123 Pedro Pereira 44 M ark P ieczurko 45 John Piersa 36 D anny Pietruska 37 Eric Polack Edward Polak 38 , 108 G eorge Ponik 40

Joseph Poueym irou 41 Joseph Preckajlo 42 W illiam Price 43 , 65, 88, 93, 123 D aniel Pronti 45 M ichael Puque 38 Curtis Raeford 36, 108 Tarig R ashad-A bdur 40 , 108 Kevin R aslowsky 37, 84, i l l Christopher Reardon 38 M atthew Reilly 39, 83 Andrew Repoza 40 Robert R ichm ond 41, 108 Arthur R odriguez 43, 84, 136 W illiam R odriguez 44 G iovanni R om ano 45 A lbert Ruia 36 Jared R usm an 37 Robert Rutkowski 38, 40 , 86 Brian Salm on 39 Pierre-R ichard Salom on 40, 108 Darren Sam m artino 41, 108 Lincoln Sander 42 N u n o Santos 43 , 111 W ilfred S a-O noy 37 D onald Schroeder 44 Charles Sciarra 45 G eorge S co tt 36 Lam ont Shipm an 37, 64 , 87, 93,

108, 139 Jose S im ao 38 C harles Sininski 39 John S itty 40 C hristopher Spinner John Stanczak 42, 108 Darren S tanziano 43 Brian S tefan s 44 A ustin Stubaus 45 M atthew Stypa 42, 112 C arlos Tabora 36, 93 R eginald T anteo 37, 1 11 John Thorning 38 T odd T ietchen 39, 108 Jam es ToyT hom as T uohy 42, 108 T hom as Turner 43 Jeffrey T u zzo 44, 72 , 74 R anniel U m ali 45 M ark U sarzew icz 36, 86, 123 Joseph V alente 37 Jam es V alvis 38 Paul Van O rden 39, 40, 101 Luis V assallo 40 Patrick V aughan 41 S erg io V lacich Elnardo W ebster 43 , 108 Jam es W eisner 44 Darren W elsh 45 G regory W ernock T hom as W illiam s 37 , 93 Darin W illiam son 38 M atthew W illis 39, 109 D onald W ilson 40 , 93 R obert W olow itz 108 N ath an iel W ooten 42 , 93, 67 T hom as Z im m erm ann 43 John Z upko 44

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