Opening 1

Student Life 10

Academics .. 20

People 40

Sports 94

Organizations. 136

Closing 176

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(top of page) The Marching Crusaders wait for an opportunity to dazzle the crowd with their musical talents.

(above) Sophomores Haley Mui, jim Rumig, and junior Tom MeCarthy tryout a thrilling experiment in Mr. Molenda's Chemistry

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(left) Mrs. McGeary, is on her way to her favorite spot on the Walk-A-Thon trail to enjoy the lovely day.

(right) Senior Vince Greene dribbles the ball upcourt against the Marist RedHawks.

~_ ........ t,p year is 2000 and the time is now for Rice to step forth into the future.

Rice is a shinning example of the future now that the is becoming more modern. Since the first brick was laid in 955, Rice has always considered what additions and reno will make it a better school. This year the library new Toshiba computers with internet access; the r Center became the new writing lab; lights were In-

led on the football field; and the Pulaski side of the school got fresh, clean look. These are a few things that helped Rice move into the new millennium.

important than the renovations, however, are the and dedicated staff, faulty, and students who come Brother Rice each day and put an enormous amount of effort ato making Rice the best school it can possibly be.

When Brother Rice opened its doors forty-four years ago, no thought about the year 2000. However, when 1999 came to end and 2000 was just about to begin, consider what Rice w up against: the dreaded Y2K. Although the disasters predicte never happened, the Brother Rice community was prepare Semester exams were completed, and every file at Rice w saved on back up disks.

As each day passes, Brother Rice walks one step closer to th future ... but as the saying goes, some things never change, an this can be said for the Brother Rice Crusader also. The Spiritu aspect of Brother Rice nourishes each Crusader to help him ~ "Act Manfully in Christ Jesus." Clubs such as the Key Clu National Honor Society, and Edmund Rice Society still strive t make Brother Rice and the world a better place. So, some thin the future will not change. And that is what makes this schoc special.

Theme Page

(right) Mrs. Pitula relaxes on a brisk, but sunny, autumn day as she waits jor the walk-a-thon students to pass her station.

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(above) Senior Mike Peronti takes a break from his big lunch.

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Senior Steve Scott waits to make the touchdown pass, while Senior Will Sadek keeps the lane clear of defenders.

Stepping Into The Future On The "Rice" Foot

(top oj page) Dan Liston, Dan Wnek, and Pat McNally get ready to run the long Walk-A- Thon trail.

(above) Joe Pursley and Matt Carey prepare jor a night oj fun and dancing at Homecoming

(left) Brendan Purse and Beth Beziend hold hands on the way to the stage during the Homecoming Dance.

Student Life

Homecoming Week

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Senior Mark Gabalewicz poses for a photo while on the Walk-A- Than.

Senior Pat McNally finishes his race, slightly tired, but victorious.

Mr. Antos and Mr. Msthius greet Senior Brad Miller and his date doors Of the Homecoming Dance.

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Homecoming Week

Head Coach Steve Nye talks with members oj the while they grab a quick drink during a break in the action.

During Homecoming week each member of the Brother Rice community was given a chance to sit back, relax, and celebrate school pride

through the activities during the week, the dance, and of course the game. All throughout the week, students were allowed to shed their everyday school clothes and wear what they chose. During all lunch periods students had the chance to dazzle their peers with their Singing ability, wrestle with each other, and participate in other activities. These activities allowed students to experience Rice Pride in ways they had never thought of before.

At the Pep Rally, students let loose and helped hype up their football team for their upcoming battle with Notre Dame. Team captains Vic Yanz, Steve Scott, and Jim Carrol gave exciting speeches, which in turn, inspired gym-shaking applause from the student body. Head Coach Steve Nye challenged the team when he said, "Two things the football team never does: lose the Homecoming game and lose to 51. Laurence."

Going into the game, the Crusaders were determined to get revenge on Notre Dame for the '98 embarrassment they had suffered. In an emotional game, the Crusaders defeated Notre Dame 20·7 in front of a field of excited and grateful Crusader fans.

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Brain Zojkie, number jour, and the rest oj the team look on 'ng the 20-7 Homecoming victory over Notre Dame. ~....L...;

Far More Than A Football Game ..... It's About School Pride.

(above) Junior Darcy Folliard tries to win a face-off during one of this year's games.

(right) Mr. Hobson shows his looser side during the Walk-A- Thon.

(left) Brother Rice's Varsity Cross Country team runners Dan Liston, Mike Wazio, and Dan Wnek get off to a good start at a meet.

(below) The varsity basketball team, which won its fourth straight regional championship, huddles before a game.

(below) Brother Patrick Martin and Brother Peter Martin take a break from their classes and relax in the cafeteria during lunch.

(right) Cross Country coaches Mr. Molenda and Mr. Hackett discuss their strategy while waiting for the race to begin.

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(left) Jerry Gonzalez, Tony Cejs, Francisco Herrera, and Jose Cerda converse in between classes.

(below) Senior Ryan Collins tries to get his point across to his friends during lunch.

(left) Senior Brad lauderdale triumphantly plays the trumpet.

(bottom) Mr. Baader leads his Us. History class to amazing possibilities. Mr. Duffy makes sure no one

I gets left behind.

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The football team fights to make a spectacular play against their opponents.

Student Life

(above) Mrs. Hall stops with her bike along the Walk·A-Thon trail.

Senior Pat McNally works on the school paper in the publications office. McNally was the editor-inchief of The Standard.

Student Life

Lyons cracks a joke during the Pep Rally that closed out the Homecoming week. Coach Lyons joined the Brother Rice staff th is year as a teacher and coach.

Founder's Day

Each year the Brother Rice community gathers together to celebrate Founder's Day. During the celebration, the school honors its founder, Blessed Edmund Ignatious Rice, and gives thanks to the many people who have helped the Christian Brothers' community.

The festivities began with Seniors Nicholas Shields, Lorenzo Martinez, and Dan Casey giving speeches. Nicholas Shields spoke about Dr. Martin Luther King and the influences both Dr. King and Blessed Edmund Rice have had on his life. Lorenzo Martinez spoke about his Hispanic heritage, his family, and the Influences of his heritage, his family, and Blessed Edmund Rice on him. Dan Casey spoke about the effects of Blessed Edmund Rice on his life and how going to Brother Rice has enhanced his own life. "I'm glad I had a chance to talk about what Brother Rice has done for me. It was a great experience," said Dan Casey. Ms. Marge Nykaza then reflected on Blessed Edmund Rice and the influence he has had on her life.

After the Founder's Day speeches, the newest members of the Brother Rice Hall of Fame, Mr. Edward Zabrocki and Mr. Hal Ross, were

Founder's Day

inducted into the Hall of Fame. "It's about time both men have been elected into the Brother Rice Hall of Fame," said counselor Mr. Jack Carlson.

"I feel very honored and have enjoyed the last thirty-five years at Brother Rice," said Mr. Zabrocki. During his tenure at Brother Rice, Mr. Zabrocki has contributed much time to his school and also the community. He is a full time counselor, teaches American Literature, and has been mayor of Tinley Park for nineteen years.

Mr. Ross has taught at Brother Rice for thirty-two years and teaches English, Speech, and Debate. He has also been very influential with extra curricular activities. He serves as moderator for the Key Club and the soccer team, is the Blood Drive Advisor, and is the spiritual director of the Brother Rice Society.

With over sixty years of combined teaching experience, with much interaction with their students, and with positive influences on their colleagues, it is gratifying to see these two men inducted into the Brother Rice Hall of Fame.

"Mr. Ross is a reliable person and a great Christian role model for the students," said senior Joe Charles.

(left) Brother Tom Collins commences the festivities during the Brother Rice Founder's Day, a celebration which saw the . induction of two new members, Mr. Zabrocki and Mr. Ross, to its Hall of Fame.

(below) Senior Dan Casey explains, during his speech at the Brother Rice Founder's Day, how being a student at Brother Rice has changed his view of others and the positive effects the school has on its students.

Academics

(Left- Top) Spanish teacher Mrs. Helen Pitule goes over new vocabulary With her sophomore clsss.

(Right- Top) Ted Slager listens to a lecture in history class.

(Left- Bottom) Junior Matt Deceault takes a make-up exam in the ttbrery.

"Academics is the menta! growth and maturity of the student through rigorous study

and nine months of relentless struggles. " - Mr. Sedlacek

'99·'00 was a year of academic trials and tribulations for everyone. Whether it be freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior year, there was always a project to be completed, a test to study for, or some last minute homework to be completed during Channel One. With each new day, there was a new set of challenges to be met

For the freshmen, it was a year of new beginnings as they learned what was to be expected of them for the next three years. Teachers and classes offered new challenges that tested these young men.

Armed with the experiences from freshman year, the sophomores continued their academics in math, science, foreign language, English, and Theology. This year is the last year that students take gym, and the first opportunity they have to take an elective.

For the juniors, it became a time of transition as they became upperclassmen. Classes became increasingly difficult as students prepared for the constitution test, the SAT, and the ACT. However, as classes became more demanding, they also became more enjoyable.

Finally, for the seniors, it was a time to complete their high school education. In addition to their class load and their C.PA, there was also the added pressure of applying to colleges. "I can't believe it's time to graduate! This has been the hardest school year yet, but I wouldn't trade a minute of it for the world," said Brad Smith.

PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE

Academics

DO THE MATH! Students Add It U

through my problems that I don't understand, n said junior Dan Meske. Junior Marc Dunsworth added "My math teacher makes math seem so much simpler."

profeSSion. From the cashier in the grocery store to the

teacher in the classroom, people use math. That is why it is important to have a strong background in mathematics. If people stop and think about it, if they don't know bow to count, they won't even know how much their paycheck is!

"We offer a wide range of courses to meet the needs of all of the students. We make extensive use of placement tests to help ensure students are properly placed," said Department Chair Joe Augustyn. Brother Rice also has math teachers who really share a love for their subject. "I like the experience of seeing students when they get it and appreciate the beauty of math," continued Mr. Augustyn.

Recognizing the need for producing mathematically literate students, the math department uses the latest mathematical technology like graphing utilities to enhance instruction and examine problems from a variety of perspectives. Courses are beginning to use a new computer program called Power Point to enhance student presentations. In addition to using state of the art technology, the math depamnent also has teachers who devote extra time and energy to help produce the most well-prepared math students in llJinois.

Through experienced, dedicated, and devoted math teachers and hardworking, creative, math students, Brother Rice establishes a math tradition that produces students who are more than capable of handling complex mathematical situations that they may encounter in a fast-paced, technology based world,

Instead of letting students whip out the "trusty old calculator= to solve difficult problems, math teachers analyze each problem. As a result of this one-on-one approach, students are now beginning to understand math better. "My math teachers help me stop rushing

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junior Adan es focuses his attenon that day's math

contemplates prot» mber 25 in his Albook.

(above) Math teacher, Mr. Cliff Petrak, writes another difficult equation on the board.

Mathematics

(tefttlunic «vt«. AI nerino 100 o ve r t h p r e v i o night' homewo before class

(right) Senu Pat Darlil1 studie diligently A one of M Bergstedt tests.

As technology advances and changes the way people learn each and every day, there is one subject that will forever remain the same ... English.

In addition to the stress on writing, reading the great works of literature is always emphasized. With classic literary works such as The Lord of The Hies, "Julius Caesar," The Great Gatsby, and Heart of Darkness taught from freshmen year through senior year, the emphasis on teaching the classics is evident.

Grammar, punctuation, and spelling are three essential aspects of the English Department that are always emphasized. No matter what the future brings, learning to read and write well is a must. English teachers such as Ms. Searls and Mrs. Hall help students to do just that. Mrs. Searls and her star list errors have boggled the minds of many. Who knew sentences could be written without using words such as have, we, and you? If you have been taught by Ms. Searles, you know that not only can you write without relying on these words, but your writing skills improve dramatically. Mrs. Hall not only teaches Sophomore and Junior English, but she also teaches Journalism. The journalism class is responsible for producing two great works of art each and every year, "The Crusader," the yearbook and "The Standard," the newspaper. The writing skills of journalism students vastly improve with each article they write.

However, along with this emphasis on classics, technology has crept into the English Department. "1 have my English classes looking for information on the Internet in the Library. They then use this information to complement their reading and for their research papers, said Mrs. Hall.

Students in the English Department seemingly have the best of two worlds, the classics and modern technology. The furure of technology combined with the classics!

Correct English

Speaking The Language Of The Future

Academics

(Far Bouom- Left) Senior Ryan Bush reads over another high school's newspaper.

(Bottom- Left) Mrs. Hall's seventh period class studies for an upcoming test.

(Far Bottom- Right) Sophomore Robert Morrin writes a sentence on the board.

(Bottom- Right) Mrs. Hall gives her students instructions on how to r draw a layout for the yearbook.

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SOCIAL STUDIES

Shapin The Future For Tomorrow

ngton Peterson pays attention to his World History teacher while studiously taking notes

the current lecture. •

Th"'" who do not 1"", from history are doomed to repeat it," is a famous quote that the Social Studies department stands and lives by as a phrase that epitomizes the purpose for their curriculum.

"Teaching is one fourth preparation and three fourths theatre," said Mr. Duffy, department chair.

With this concept, the Social Studies faculty teaches the student body new ideas and concepts that will hopefully 'Give them a point of reference regarding their pasts," said Mr. Elfner. "Who's buried in Grant's tomb? is an old joke, but if you don't know who Grant is then the joke will make no sense to you. By knowing history, you enrich your everyday life," continued Mr. Elfner.

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History "It's the best!," said Mr. Duffy. "It's full of great teachings," and that would explain the wide variety of subjects offered by the Social Studies department.

Ranging from the extensive required courses of World History and U.S. History to in-depth fascinating courses on Vietnam and Chicago History, the Social Studies curriculum, "offers something for every student who is willing to be prepared and do the necessary work," said Mr. Elfner.

The Social Studies department is allowing students to relive the past through their teachings today and giving them a commanding lead on the shaping of the future for tomorrow and beyond.

(right) With his book in hand, Thomas Bykowski sits spell· bound by the stories that are referred to as history.

(below) Victor Guevara, Doug Gallian, and Steve Reyes find that topics in history class can get pretty "hairy."

Kyle Shinnick does his AP. U.S. History home- , work after reading the assigned pages.

U.S. History students listen ettentively to the stories Mr. Sedlacek tells,

Using Technology To Explore The Future

Science

Having one of the most advanced science programs in the state, the Science Department, which is under the direction of Brother Hayes, helps to show students the fundamentals of everyday reason. When students step through the doors of chemistry room 111 or the Petkus-Crane Physics Center, they become intrigued by the changing world around them.

One of the things that most intrigues students is the hands-on experience tbat they receive and their ability to perform and see actual experiments rather than read about them in a textbook. In Biology, students can dissect a frog and see what makes that frog operate. In Earth Science, students learn about the environment that surrounds them. In Chemistry, students can witness reactions between different chemicals. In Physics, students can use computers to record and analyze data on experiments of motion. "Science helps give students the wonder of how the world works

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and the ability to ask questions that will help lead students to logical answers," said Brother Hayes.

A useful learning tool that is used by teachers in the science world is technology. Through special grants, the science department has been able to purchase both new laptop computers for the Biology classes and special instruments for Physics. Students will use these new tools to analyze their own EKG rhythm, run special programs to aide in the teaching of the classes, and run experiments using the computers and compare their results with those of the computer.

Through their science classes, faculty and students are experiencing constant growth and change in the world and the role that science will play in those changes. "By studying Science, I am able to understand how things came about and how they work in the world," said Junior Beta Garcia.

(above) Francisco Gonzalez boils water With his Bunsen Burner druing Chemistry class.

(right) Bob Baraday and Wil· liam Banks wait while their chemical reaction takes place.

(above) Seniors Andrew Gierut and Steve Gilligan participate in a physics lab.

Science

Leading Men With Faith in Their Future

Theolo

Some seniors take advantage of the peer ministry course which allows them to help at school masses. These students are role models for underclassmen to follow.

The Religion department allows a student to become a responsible and productive member of Brother Rice and its community. Whether watching movies

or reading from a textbook, students are taught important Christian values. "The religion course gives the student the ability to deal with moral issues," said Brother Carty.

A religion curriculum will help the students later in dealing with one another and how Christians have an impact on society. "Religion helps students better understand themselves and their faith," said Mr. Knoell. As a student leaves Brother Rice, he will take with him a full knowledge of the Catholic teachings of the church.

Service hours are done by both juniors and seniors. Key Club, St. Gelasius, and volunteering at various nursing homes and homeless shelters allows the participant to fullfill these duties. "Service hours make the students aware of the people who are less fortunate," said Mr. Knoell. Students are also encouraged to use other charity and helpful means in completing these requirements.

Retreats and Kairos are important in student interaction. Students learn how to express their thoughts and to expand their understanding of their Christian morality.

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reviews his test grade on his religion exam.

above) Mrs. Nykaza speaks during the annual Br. Rice Founder's Day Mass.

(right) junior Steve Krzysisk tslks to Mr. Dwyer sboat his final project for neology.

(above) Br. Carty is in the midst oj searching jor the response to one oj his pupil's questions during his Theology class.

Theology

Language Of The New Millennium Foreign Language

The hallway just past room 209 has its own aura of liveliness. With the poster decorated walls and sunlit rooms full of exotic dialects, this hall

is a gateway to a whole new world. " I want people to enjoy this hallway and look forward to walk down it," said Mrs. Seibt. This hallway is home to the foreign language department. For at least two years, Brother Rice students are able to experience new languages, countries, and cultures. With "Day of the Dead," "Mardi Gras," and "National Foreign Language Week," students not only learn the language but are exposed to different ways of life.

It is through foreign languages that students have the ability to expand their horizons with other languages and cultures. At Brother Rice students are required to take at least two years of a foreign language. During

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this period, all students experience a new world that was once not known to them. By the time a student graduates, he will have had a full understanding and appreciation of the various and unique cultures that surround today's society.

In the global society which exists, a foreign language is a necessity. Learning the language pushes a student towards excellence but at the same time makes him more aware of diversity. With the outgoing teaching staff of this department, students learn to open themselves to new sights and sounds. A trip to Madrid, Berlin, or Paris is only restricted to the room you choose to enter. The world is really at your fingertips.

(above) Sophomore Mike Woods listens attentively during his Spanish class. (right) Mrs. Courtney's junior Spanish class enjoys a break from their everyday studies.

junior Adam Pirman finds a new favorite time in Spanish class. Snack Time!

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Business/Physical Education Work Hard, Play Hard!!

The first week of Mr. Twardy' s gym class is something every student at Brother Rice vividly will remember for life. "Conditioning is good for them," said Mr. Twardy commenting on the one week of intense physical conditioning that every student endures as a freshman and a sophomore.

At the start of this one semester course, students swim one length of the pool and then are separated into two groups, beginner and above average swimmers. Beginning swimmers flTSt learn to swim while the above average swimmer participates in gym.

Gym class teaches the proper way to stay in shape. Each class begins with at least five minutes of warm-ups. Students then get to partake in a variety of sports, such as dodgeball, volleyball, basketball, and soccer. During certain times of the year, students might even get to play a competitive game of softball or take part in relay races around the track. Students are often timed running the track circuit. "Students like to be tested. It makes them want to try harder," said Mr. Twardy. Swimming teaches Students all the necessary strokes and swimming techniques that they need. When students aren't busy sharpening their SWimming techniques, they can often be found competing in relay races or a game of water polo. Advanced swimmers are taught lifesaving survival techniques, for example how to form floats out of their shirts and pants.

Gym and SWimming instructors Mr. Twardy, Mr. Gleeson, and Mr. Dombkowski spend each semester teaching their students all the skills they will need to stay in shape as they continue into their adult Iives.'·Everything is something they will do for the rest of their Iives,"said Mr. Twardy. It's "fitness for life."

Acsdemics

With the new millennium approaching, computers are being further used in the development of communication, relationships, and business negotiations. Agreements can now be made with a simple click with a mouse. Through the Business Department, students begin to get a taste of what the future might hold regarding

computers and business.

As the business world changes, so, too, does Brother Rice. Each year, classes adjust in order for students to get a full understanding of the business world. Oasses are offered based on computing which have caused the changes In the business world. Freshman year, key· boarding is taken the semester opposite Physical Education. This allows students to make progress working with computers and to get a feel for the function they serve. It also alds in future research paper writing in ensuing years. Several students take the computer programming class Visual Basic, which replaced Quick Basic, as their sophomore year elective. Mr. Grogan teaches this introductory class. With updated technology and the use of computers, . 'The class really helps prepare for the modern life," sophomore Elbot Gentry cornmented. This class lays a foundation for basic computer programming, how it is actually done, and how It associates with a job. Other classes under the Business Department include Business Law, Accounting, and Advanced Accounting. These classes help students recognize that business and computers will be a large part of the future and hpw people will live dally. Every one of the classes helps students realize that there is not a a lot of time to waste and that it is never tOO soon to learn more: the future is now.

F-- Top- Left} Students jump into -CIi! tod to swim in a race to the other side.

oo- Left} Matthew Scannell and id le4my explore the world Wide web.

(Far Top- Right) Sophomore Ryan Bonen types a document in Keyboarding class.

(Top- Right) Students perform a physical fitness test in gym class.

Phys Ed/ Business

Art/Band

Expressing yourself through the Arts

Seniors paint murals on walls throught Brother Rice to {eave their artistic marks.

As we look back on the year, our eyes must fall upon a group that is sometimes overlooked. They are the Brother Rice Marching Crusaders. Not only do they play at each football game, and at countless competitions, but also winter and spring concerts. We look upon the band not only for its great work, but also for those who help !nSpire that work. Mr. Patrick J. Henning and Dr. Leo Henning are known for their superior work in music. WIth all the thanks bestowed upon them, a little more is bestowed upon Dr. Leo Henning. Dr. Henning will retire after this year and take with him the gratitude of inspiring hundreds of young musicians. Continuing on his father's journey, Mr. Patrick Henning will continue to inspire and evoke talents and music into the minds of Brother Rice Crusaders.

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Under the direction of Mrs. Jaros, the Brother Rice Art Department enables students to express their opinions and talents in other ways other than English essays. Throughout the years at Brother Rice, students travel along a journey through the art world, first expe.riencin.g th.eir beginning talents as a freshman, and developing their skills to become a skilled artisan as a senior. Students can convey their thoughts, feelings, and emotions to other students by displaying the examples of their artwork throughout the halls of Brother Rice. While the classes are geared to let the students express themselves, the Brother Rice Art Department teaches the students the history of art and the different types of careers in the art field. What one might think of as an expression class, is now showing students how to express themselves as artists from ancient history did.

F • Top- Left) Sophomore Brian Osz;abewski plays to the beat of ·he song with the drums. (Too- Left) Junior Fred Woods ;::aJces a sculpture from clay.

junior Anthony DePrima etches a drawing onto a piece of metsl,

(Far Top- Right) Junior Marc Davis molds some clay.

(Top Right) SeniOrs Brad Lauderdale and Colin Prendergast playa tune on their trumpets.

Art/ Band

Library IGuidance

Researching your Way through Life

Students take time during their free period to study in the library.

W~ether it is to find materials for a project, or just for a quiet

place to do your homework, Brother Rice's library is the place to go. The library, a.k.a. the Pilon Library Resource Center is visited often by students. Many classes are held in the reference room, and researching students are a common sight in the confines of Brother Rice's library. Many types of materials are at the disposal of students to use in various reports and presentations, including magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and electronic encyclopedia's. Librarians are always on staff to help students in finding materials that are needed. Also, the library has a computer card catalog that students can use to locate books. One of the new additions to the library this year is the new Zap Me online computer service. Students now have access to the Internet and can go online to use the web for researching school reports and projects. The new computers are great, and it's really great that you can go online while in the library.

No matter what year, the guidance department plays a key role

in helping and developing students. From notifying a student of a job opportunity to just being someone to talk to, the Guidance counselors constantly Impact the lives of Brother Rice students. The members of the Guidance Department never stop caring. From the moment freshmen start their first official day of school, their counselors are already hard at work. Meetings with freshmen in the first few days ensure relaxation to anyone with cold feet. The Guidance Department gets sophomores in the college process by helping students prepare for the PSAT. Junior year students are encouraged to take ACT and SAT tests, and at the same time to look for possible colleges and careers. Senior year students are usually overwhelmed with the college application process. Guidance counselors help students complete these applications and get them to their desired colleges. The Guidance Department is one of the hardest working groups in Brother Rice and deserves much credit.

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(Far Top- Left) Mrs. Stec says goodbye to another long day at work.

(Top- Left) Mrs. Rickerson and Ms.

Bsrkowski go over plans for the school's annual College Night.

Tim Gustafson discusses plans for the yearbook.

(Far Top- Right) Mrs. Bucisk. prepares some notes that will assist a class with a project.

(Top- Right) A student uses the new Zap-Me computers to research a class paper.

Library/Guidance

Edmund Rice believed the future of education lay in going beyond the limits of the school room and school day. His vision of

the future is taking place now at Brother Rice. Together, the people in the Brother Rice community share Edmund Rice's philosophy and beliefs.

Learning swimming techniques from Mr. Dombkowski to "experiencing" the German language from Brother Martin; from Mrs. Lucheon's complex mathematical problems to one of Mr.

Sullivan's vocabulary tests, Brother Rice students are continuously

preparing their minds for what awaits them after the completion of

their formal education. What many students don't realize, is the every day hard work of classroom teachers is nurturing their minds now, which will eventually help them shape the future of our country.

Many parents of Brother Rice students work hard to send their sons to a school which will prepare them with all the tools needed to continue their journey through higher education. By making an investment in their son's education now, parents have made an invaluable investment for not only their son's future, but also the future of the country.

What makes students strive for excellence? Why should they take time to learn now? Students realize that Brother Rice is the foundation upon which they will build the rest of their lives. What Crusaders do now will help shape their future. Whether it is academics, sports, community service, or organizations, all of these have the common theme of contributing to the Christian ideals and values taught at Brother Rice that will guide students for the rest of their lives. The Brother Rice community molds boys into men who will have the vision to lead and achieve in many different fields after the academic pursuits have been completed.

The teachers, coaches, faculty, and parents all contribute to help build a young man's moral and academic fiber from the time he first enters the halls filled with Edmund Rice's vision. The students begin building their path to the future, brick by brick, floor by floor, year by year. This foundation and design for the future begins now and continues as the young Crusader proceeds into the new Millenium and the pursuit of life-long learning.

SHAPING THE FUTURE

People

(Top- Left) Mr. Twardy, Mr. Marjise, Mrs. O'Grady, Mrs. Budz, and her grandson cheer on the varsity basketball team.

(Top- Right) Brother Toole watches the gate at a basketball game.

(Bottom- Right) Jason Mitchem attends the annual school Walk-A- Thon.

Brother Rice High School Faculty & Staff 1999-2000

Br. Karl Walczak President

Mr. Michael Hurley Treasurer

Mr. james P. Antos Principal

Mr. Marvin Mathius Dean of Students

Mr. George Sedlacek Dean Of Academics

Mr. Steven Nye Dean of Students

Mr. Robert Baader Vice Principal for Faculty

Mr. Robert Alberts Director of Student ActiVites

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mr. Robert Brown Vice President of lnst.

Advancement

Mr. Michael Ryan Athletic Director

Front Row: Mr. james Antos, Ms. Mary Io Burns, Br. Karl Walczak, Br. Marthew K. McCurrie, Mr. Michale Hurley, Mr. Thomas Billish, Brother Daniel Casey. Back Row: Mr. Robert Brown, Mr. Mark Teresi, Mr. Brian Lynch, Mr. Rick Clien, Mr. Brian Bulkley, Mr. Partrick Condon, Br. james Keane, Mr. Francisco Pereiro, Mr. William Chromizky. NGt Pictured: Mr. David Rose. Father Michael Weidman.

Faculty and Staff

Ms. Eve Donnelly

Mr. Alben Albanse

Mr. Denis Bergstedt

Mrs, Dorothy Mendes

Mr. Dave Ezerski

Mr. Phil Allen

Mrs. Beverly Buciak

Mr. James Casey

Mrs. Joan Motisi

Mrs, Mary Kay Arnold

Mr. Jeffrey Budz

Ms. Donna Carozza

Mrs. Judy Schramm

Mr. Joseph Augustyn

Mrs. Dolores Budz

Br. Thomas Collins

Father Mark Walter

Mrs. Eileen Barkowski

Mr. Steve CanoHernandez

Mr. Brendan Coughlan

Brother Frank Verre

Mr. Joseph Bergmann

Mr. Jack Carlson

Father Leo Lyons

Brother Paul Ickes

Faculty and Staff

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Mrs. Darlene Diehl

Ms. Ellen Douville

Mr. AI Filan

Br. DaVid Haas

Mr. Leo Henning

Mr. Michael Dolan

Mr. Dennis Duffy

Ms. Christina Forbes

Mr. Jack Hackett

Mr. Patrick Henning

Mr. Keith DombkoWSki

Mr. Daniel Dwyer

Mrs. Dorene Ctotz

Mrs. Jon Lee Hall

Mr. Darryl Hobson

Mrs. Judith Hofer

Mrs. Susan Lucheon

Mr. Donald Molenda

Mrs. Lynda Jaros

Mrs. Diana Kozojed

Mrs. Mariann McGeary

Br. Pecer MarCin

Mrs. Marge Nyta«

Br. Charles Joyce

Mr. Richard Lettz

Mrs. Maura Maloney

Mrs. Christine O'Grady

Mr. Thomas Ureskl

Ms. MaryBeth Schroeder

Mrs. Mary Smith

Mr. Peter Sullivan

Mrs. Sandra Ware •

Mrs. Catherine Setbt

Ms. Jean Searls

Mrs. Dee Stec

Br. John Toole

Mr. Edward Zabrockl

Freshmen Class Of 2003

Abedelal, Wesam Adduci, james Ade,james Albano, Marc Albano, Peter Allen, Ni/colas

Alvarado, Joseph AfTUU'O, james Anderson, George Annerfno, Charles Antos, Justin Arteaga, Danny

Barajas, juan Barkowskl, Michael Barrera, Fernando Basilio, Dinero Bastien, jerry Beemsterboer, Robert

Berndl, Robert Blancotto, Matt Bierwirth, Bryan BlIlna, Mike Blough, Mike Braun, Timothy

Bresnsben, Matt Brooks, Matthew Brown, Mike Browne, Brian Buckley, Timothy Burke, Daniel

Burke, Kevin Burns, johnathan Bush, Daniel Bykowski, Thomas Byrne, Stephen Ciifarelll, Mart

Cannon, Brenden Cano, Michael Carmody, Michael Carroll, Michael Csrter, Brendan Cason, Robert

Cerda, Jose Chappell, Terrence

Chodzko, Nick Christian, joseph Clark, james Climsck; Robert Colley, joshua Content, Justin

Cook, Daniel Corr, Martin Couotsos, Greg Cross II, Lenwood Cruz, Alonzo Cunningham, Brenton

Curtis, Paul Cusick, Peter Dansky, Matthew Degnan, Timothy Dietz, Anthony Dillon, Timothy

Dlnaso, Christopher Dospoy, Patrick Dove, Christopher Dubiel, Tom Dugan, Casey Egan,James

Ellison, ErIc ErYanlan, Mike Fagan, Kevin Faslczka, Chris Flcaro, jonathan Finch, Brian

Finn, Daniel Finno, james Fitzgerald, Timothy Fitzgibbons, Patrick Fitzpatrick, Michael

Fitzpatrick, Ryan

Flavin, MattheW Foley, Martin Folllard, Dennis Folllard, Ryan Funk, Lawrence Garbacz, Matthew

Garcia, Ionsttun Garner, Troy Gerect.Jtm Gereci, Sam Geragthy, Andrew German, ErIc

People

Gibbons, Sam GlermaJc, Brian Gllarskl, David Glrdauskas, james Gleason, Ryan Golda, Rollert

Gonzalez, Gabriel Gonzalez, Gerardo Gonzalez, Sergio Gordon, Mark Gorski, Matthew Graat, Ryan

Griffin, Patrick Grimes, james Grosrk, Matthew Guzman, DavId Guzman, Salvador Hague, BrIan

Hall,jlm Hammond, Kevtn Harrigan, Michael Harrington, DaVid Hart, William Hatfield, Samuel

Heffernan, DaVid Hellenbach, Adam Hennigan, Daniel Herman, Brian Heywood, james Hogan, jacob

Holecek, DaVid Hope, Mark Houze, Daniel Huber, Daniel Huber, Michael Hyzy, Michael

IgnaszaJc, Christopher Javier, Eugene jenskovec, Justin johnson, Ruben jones, Michael lurstch, Matthew

Kelly, joseph Kelly, Patrick Kennedy, Thomas Kevin, Denlel King, Joseph

King, Wade

Freshmen

Knor, Matthew Knusks, Desmond Kohany, Timothy Kotyluk, Dan Kozlsrek, Brandon Krumtlnger, Andrew Krzeminski, Timothy

Kupres, Daniel Lagonl, James Lambert, Luke

Latham, M8.llhew tsuaeraste, Bryan Lavin, «evtn Leamy, Nick

Ledwon, Eric Lewis, Ryan Limberopoutos, Elias Lindeman, Timothy Lock, Kevin

Loglsz, Robert Lomono/, Kevin

Lopez, Andrew Lopez, Manuel Lopez, Michael

Lynch, Mike Macwzek, Kevin Maher, Michael Maher, Thomas

""","",ra-tleCite, David Marclnkus, Daniel Marovtcch, Daniel Martin, Anthony Mutlnez, Hector MNCinu, Oscar

Mm1nez, Ricardo

-warynowslci, Brian Maze,Adam AfcCain., Connor ~fcQuJey, Jason Matthew

\1cF~d, MatI

People

McGinnis, Sean McGowan, Thomas McMahon, Ted McNamara, Brian McNamara, Thomas McNichols, joseph McQuaid, joseph

McShane, Brian McWllflams, Kevin Mercado, Steve Mercado, Stewart Mlkaltis, Matthew Mllbratz, Nicholas Mlller,Adam

MiIler,james Molenhouse, Eric Monahan, Michael Montagano, Paul Morsl,Mlke

Moss, Gregory Motley, Emest

Mulcahy, Ryan Murphy, Michael Murphy, WIlliam Murray, john Murray, Kyle Murray, Martin Musto, joseph

Myles, Ken Navarrete, Raul Nazar, Zachary Nelson, Justin Nickless, Daniel Novak, joseph Nykaza, Keith

O'Brien, Daniel O'Connell, jeffery O'Connell, Timothy O'Connor, Christopher Okreest«, Daniel Oltvo, Tlaloc

Olson, Eric

Ortiz, AleJandro PalaCiOS, Frankie Paschke, Cnnstoper Pearse, Thomas Pemberton, Brian Pepin, joel

Pertchi, Brad

Freshmen

Peterson, Carrington Phelan, Matt Phelan, WII/Iilm Pisano, Ken PokraJac, Andrew Poncedeleon, Jesus Poole, DanIel

Preston, john

Proseplo, Anthony Puchalski, Allen Putman, Owen Quane, Joseph

Ramirez, Raymond Rangel, Gerardo

Reitz, Jr. David Rib/ch, Timothy

Rice, Kellin Rico, Alexander Rlesbeck, Frank Ripsas, Tomas RIVera, Marcos

RIzzo, Anthony Robinson, Ren Rodriguez, Adam

Rodriguez, Michael Roeske, Nicholas Roman, Damian Rushton, Philip

Saenz, jeremtsn Saleh, Ala Salgado, Antonio Sanchez, Greg Scersbetto, Nicholas Schoenecker, Brian Schroeder, John

Schuld, TImothy Serafin, Paul Shannon, Thomas Shsver, Jeffery Sheehy, MIchael Shiels, Colin Slager, Ted

Slawson, Michael Smagur, Peter Small, Richard SmiIowskl, Steven Snyder, Daniel Somervll/e, Charles

People

Soso, Richard Soto, Fernando Soto, Frank Spencer, Qulnlop Stalzer, jonathan Sterk, Kevin Sterling, Steven

Stewart, Peter Sustek, joseph Szalko, Daniel Szarzynski, Thomas Tague, Brian

Tetrev, Mfchael Thome, Michael

Torres, Javier Trojanowski, Michael Urbanczyk, Stephen Vasslos, William Vazquez, Jorge vtersttts, Paul VlI/caus/(as, Tomas

VlIlanuev8., Gabriel Yuckovich, Andrew Walsh, Adam Walsh, Michael Watson, Elijah Wilson, Greg Winters, Ham

Woerhelde, Stephen Wojick, WIlliam Zepeda, Nicholas Zlgullch, james Zulevtc; Michael Zuno, Gianni

Freshmen

Ade, Patrick Adeszko, jacob Aguiar, jeremy Alonzo, Christopher Arnold, fsrrett Ashe, joseph Blake, WIlliam

Bonen, Ryan Bronglel, osvta Budz,john Burg, Brian Burke, joseph Byrnes, Timothy Carey, MaC/hew

Carey, Richard Cerullo, Daniel

Cervantes, joseph Cervone, james ChIlppell, Aaron Charles, Daniel Chavez, Andres

Chyba, Matthew Citro, Frank Clark, Derek Clarke, john

Oemmons, Timothy Coghlan, john Colby, Richard

coteuo, Anthony Coleman, Timothy Colllns,john Conroyd, Daniel Counr/ght, Carl Grin/on, john Cruz, Sigfreda

Cueto, joseph Daemleke, james Daly, jeremy Det«; Nicholas Degasso, Anthony DelarIVa, Michael DiJccIs, Michael

Donahue, Mark Doody, Joseph Dorich, Steven Dougan, Eoln

Dowling, Joseph Doyle, Kellin Doyle, Kevin

People

Sophomores Class of 2002

Driscoll, John Duarte, Abetsrao Duewerth, Robe'rt Duffner, Patrick DuffY, Ryan Duhlg, William Eckroth, Daniel

Ephgrave, Ryan Erb, Zachary Escalante, Manuel Esparza, Adrian Espinosa, Juan Fahey, Sneun Pidyk, Matthew

Finn, Raymond Fitzpatrick, David Flanagan, Bradley Hevtn, Chris Fletcher, Brad Fournier, Kevin Frazzini, Freddie

Gallagher, Matthew GalVIn, Brian Garbacz; Daniel Gentry, Elliot Gervaln, Edward Glover, Kevill Godun, James

Gonzalez, Antonio Gorski, WIlliam Govea, Joseph Grady, Kevin Guzman, Salomon Hargan, john Harley, Steven

Harrigan, Richard Heinrich, Raymond Higgins, joseph Higgins, Mark Hopkins, Sean Ingersoll, Matthew Iversen, Theodore

Jachim, Robert jackson, Joseph Iendrs, Raymond Jimenez, Derrick johnston, DaVid joyce, Peter Kapolka, Brian

Kelly, Ryan

Kelsey, Chrlstian Kerr, Arthur Kledrow, Martin Kielbasa, Benjemtn KInkaid, Robert Kinney, Christopher

Sophomore

Kintz, Robert Kittler, MIchael Knightly, Thomas Kohles, Matthew Kovacs, Paul Kozlsrek, Christopher

Krol, Andrew KfUSkJ, Devin Kucera, William Kyle,Jason lanigan, KevIn Laporta, Christopher

laughlin, MartIn Leamy, DaVid

Laung, Ryan Layden, Shaun Llndlsh, Walter LIllie, MIchael

Logsdon, Bruce Lontks, john Lopez, Eduardo Loye, DanIel Macarol, john Malik, NIcholas

Malone, Matthew Martinez, jose Masterson, Martin McCarran, MIchael McGarry, Christopher McGehee, joseph

McCowan, John McGrlfJ, Ryan McKendry, Kevin McKenna, Michael McKenna, Steven McMahon, Terry

McNulty, Sean McQueary, Eric Mendez, Robert

Meno, Alex Mlllas, Steven Montgomery, Kevin

Moran, Devtd Morgan, Andrew Moriarty, Brendan Morrin, Robert Morris, ChrIstopher Mul, Haley

People

Mullaney, Marc Mullen, Ryan Mullen, WIlliam Murphy, MIchael Musso, Anthony Mynarlch, NIcholas

Nambo, WIlliam Nelligan, Thomas Nevlnger, Daniel Ngouh, LIonel Ntcorste, MIchael Nolan, DanIel

Nowak, Mathew Nowatskl, MIchael O'Brien, james

o 'Byrne, Kevtn O'Loughlln, Luke O'Neill, BrIan

Oceguera, jamle Odom, Melvin Olson, Ervin Omiectnski, Thomas Oszsktewski, BrIan Ozmuu, Wayne

Pacetti, Gino Passananrl, Daniel Pendergast, Brian Petraitis, joseph Ptszczor, james Posgay, Matthew

Powell, Landon Principe, james Proano, john

Pst«, Brett

PUJOley, joseph QuInn jr., MIchael

Ramlg, james Ramirez, john Reed, Daniel Retzke, Paul Ro/X}lns, PatrIck Roche, Kevin

Rojas, Vincent Romanas, Nicholas Rowan, David Rugglo, joshua Ruzich, joseph Ryan,james

Sophomore

Salinas, Daniel Sanchez, Daniel Sartori, Paul SeanneLl, Mauhew Schaller, Paul Schiavone, Patrick

Schuch, Michael Schultz, Edward Schwartz, Anthony Scott, Devyell Sepulveda, Ytctor Shapiro, Steven

Shoesmlth, Eric Siedlecki, Kevin Sifuentes, /salas

Slemp, Christopher Smagur, Dennis Soils, Fidei

Sola, Marlo Spokes, Timothy Stscbowkskl, Mlllthew Stachura, Paul Ta1f, Michael Talaskl, Ronald

Tardy, Michael Taylor, Brett Terrell, Ryan Thomas, Emmanuel Torres, Hector Torres, Juan

Tuztk, Ryan Vaclavik, Joseph Vlnta, Vilas vtzm, Brendan Yody, Richard Walsh, Anthony

Wan:hol, Brian Ward, Greg Welsh, Michael Whitlock, Brian Widmont, jeffrey wtedenskt, Anthony

Wllco x. , Michael Willette, Bradley wtntstotfer, Mark Withers, MlchEel Woods, Michael

Yu, Stephen

Zieler, Nicholas Zltzka, Ian

People

Akins, Matthew Albano, Anthony Alexandrl, jose Allenbach, Adam Alvarado, Adan Alvarez, Mlchilel Alvarez lr, jose

Andersen, Desndre Annerlno, Kyle Arena, Timothy Arenas, Andres Asltsns], Tomas Barragan, Jose Barry, Timothy

Bauer, Matthew Bleganski, Mark Bielecki, john fJoll!nger, Paul Boose, johnathan Boudreau, Kevtn Bour, Thomas

Brandenburger, Steve Brdar, Robert

Brow, Michael Brown, Randy

Bruno, Michael Bryar,john

Buckley, Manhew

Burke, james Burke, Timothy Burton, john .BUll1'On, Brian Calderon, luis Calderon, Sergio Carey, Brian

Carey, Sean Carroll, Timothy c.arter, Brian Cescio, Michael Ce]a, Anthony Chambers, Patrick Cnsmbers, Robert

Chappell, Dorsey Chun, Tom Coghlan, James Colander, joseph

Colander, Timothy Colby, Ryan

Coleman, Kevin Comminos, Alexander

Juniors Class Of 2001

People

Huber, john Hunt, Brian Ieckson, Cemal james, Matthew Jankowski, Gary JaskulskI, jason

jones, Demsrius Kszeckl, Eugene Keltther, KIeran «esettc« tr; «ennem Klut, George Knightly, james

KolodZlnskl, Steven Kostanskl, Brian Kotheimer, Matthew Kovats, Matthew Krystof, john Krzyslak, Steven

Kus jr., Stanley Kusel, Robert Lsux, Christopher Lawler, Ryan Leser, Adam Lewis, Michael

Llnene, Matthew Liston, Daniel LombardI, james Long, Robert Mackinnon, Brendan Malinowski, Michael

Malloy, DanIel MartIn, MIchael Martinez, Marc/al Mathlus, john Mayden, Jonathan McCormick, Colin

McDonough, Kevin Mdver, Iustln Mcleod, MIchael McMahon, Nell McNulty, james Meechan, Patrick

Mendoza, DaVid Meske, DanIel Mlernlckl, Christopher Miller, RIcard Monahil.n, Raymond Montag.no, Anthony

People

Conrad, Brien Cook, Colin Coyle:Mlchael Crtvellone, Phillip Cruz, Rey Cuevas, Carl Cuttltts, Eugene

Daly, Matthew Davie, Robert Davis, Marc Defranco, Michael Devries, Michael Dlez, Daniel Dillion, Ryan

Dtneso, joseph Dovsltns, joseph Duckhorn, Christopher Duffner, Brendan Dugan, Brian Duignan, james Dunworth, Marc

Duszek; Matthew Edgeworth, Kevin • Fary, Michael Felgl, Mark Finerty, Patrick Flnn, Leo Flannery, james

Reischman, Michael Folllsrd, Darcy Funk, Brian GajJney, Kyle Galllan, Douglas Garcia, Herlberto Glllberto, Matthew

Gleeson, William Godinez, Ricardo Grella, johnathan

Gr/ftln, Anthony Grote, Brlilll Gue, Patrick Gutierrez, Miguel

Hague, Michael Hammer, Edward Hardy, Brian Harrell, Jr. Rayfield Hasty, Michael Heeney, Matthew Helmberg, DaVid

Herrera, Francisco Hickey, Brian HIII,Matthew Hiltner, Eric Hogan, Aaron Hosty, Michael Houze, Matthew

juniors

Moroz, Ryan Moss, Kevin Mullaney, Robert Mulqueen, Derek Murphy, Daniel

Musto, Edward

Neary, William Nicky, james Nons, Gregory Noonan, Matthew North, Arthur Nugent, George

O'Connor, William O'Donnell, Daniel O'Reilly, Ryan Odetson, joshua Oeneme II, Richard

Olivo, Camacztlle Orozco jr., Lauro Ortega, Leon~el Ortiz, Ismte Pedettno, Ronald Padgham, Shaun

Paluck, Steven Pappa/as, Leo Partacz, jeffery Patton, Michael Paul, Ka/man

Pevtc, Marko

Perez, Gabriel Perkins, AntonIo Peters, Kevin Peterson, George Pierzynski, Richard Plpala, Nicholas

PErman, Adam ~

Poole, james Poplelec, Andrew

Pratt, jal/aris Presbitero, Anthony Radziewicz, Justin

Regan,john Reschke, Eric Reyes, Adam Reyes, Steven

Rlblkawsls, Matthew Rizzo, Dominic

Juniors

Roeske, Chad Romo, NIcholas Ruu, Rlclwdo Sadek, Zachary Saldana, Martin Salgado, Reynaldo

Sesek, Anthony Schultz, james Schwartz, Keith Schwartz, Randall Sexton, john Shine, Matthew

Shinnick, Kyle Skentcn, Paul

Stang, Krtsusn Steele, Blaise Strsbet, john

SullIVan, Ryan Sullivan Ir., james Tassone, joseph Thomas, David Thornton, john.

Tomero, Gabriel Treacy, joseph Trfller, Todd Valencia, Rlgoberto Ysientlno, Brent Walaszek, Thomas

Walsh, Thomas Ward, joseph Warshall, Damian Watson, Joshua WeathetOy, Timothy Weber, Richard

Weg, Brlan

Wells, CliffOrd Wieczorek, cnrts Wilkey, Mark Williams, Anthony Wlllls, Leonard

Wilson, Larry Wlnter.s, Tlmotby Wlora,john Woods, Frederick Yore, Mark Zamora, Francisco

People

*Do take a nap during at least one of those open periods. *

*Do go to prom.x

*00 know when the Senior Ditch Days are scheduled. *

*Do try to know all the teachers names.x

*00 not schedule yourself for more than two open periods. *

Not Pictured:

Adeszko, joshua Allen, Matthew Bachler, David

Berkowicz, Adam Better, Richard Bowen, Daniel Buendlng, Patrick

Burke, Patrick Casey, Sean Copp, Robert Dalton, Brian

Davis, Clarence Deceault, Matthew

Deprima, Anthony Dignan, john

Duffy, Matthew Duran David Fleming, Ryan Fleming, Sean Ford, Brendan Foster, jason

Franklin, Nicholas Garcia, Roger Guzman, Alessio Grzenla, Randall Hanley, David Hardcastle, Robert

*Do not try to get a date for prom two hours before the dance. *

*Do not ditch if you are close to failing any of your classes. You'll find out why when the time comes around. *

*Do not try to have all the teachers know your name. It probably means you are always in trouble. *

Hernandez, Manuel Kraynak, George Laidiaw, Craig Lucarelli, Michael.

Madden, jeff McCann, jesse McCarthy, Thomas McCormick, Kevin Mendis, Pl

Moroz, Ryan Mulligan, james Musselman, Marc Noonan, Timothy

Olvera, john

Pembroke, james Perez, Ricardo Plcclollni, Alessandro Pryzbylski, Christopher Rex, justin Rodriguez, Arturo

Ryan, Daniel Steward, jamal Tetrev, Michael Watts, Thomas

Whirity, William

Adamczyk, Anthony

Bal, Ralph

Barry, Michael

Belcik, Timothy

People

Alvarez, Marco

Baloun, jason

Beytts, Christopher

Berry, Thomas

Arroyo, Carlos

Belsewtch, Ryan

Becker, Thomas

Bertling, Dsvid

Augle, Michael

Banks, William

Belcher, Raymond

Blanc/otto, Thomas

Bojko, Paul

Bruno, Bill

Butron, Isaac

Cambria, Joseph

Boudreau, Jeffrey

Bucins, Jeffrey

Cahill, Brendan

Caponigro, Gary

Brackin, Jason

Bush, Ryan

Calderon, Daniel

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Carandang, Carl

Braden, Sherman

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Calderon, Jorge

Cardella, Luigi

Seniors

Carmody, Thomas

Casey, Daniel

Chambers, Thomas

Chlbickt, jonathan

People

Carrig, Brendan

Castillo, jose

Chapel, jason

Chuffo, Michael

Carroll, james

Cesaro, Christian

Charles, joseph

Clam, Kevin

Carter, Patrick

Chaidez, Julius

Charnota, Michael

Clarlzio, Anthony

Cieofe, Kevin

Cozzie, Steven

Cullen, Brendan

Delcorse, Joseph

Collins, Ryan

Crain, Ricky

Curta, William

Demars, Michael

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Crane, Charles

Dsniher, Michael

Denny, Nicholas

Covotsos, Michaei

Crowley, Brian

Darling, Patrick

Doherty, Kevin

Seniors

Doody, Edward

Dwyer, Anthony

Esposito, james

Feltl, Todd

Dospoy, Christopher

Dwyer, Kevin

Estsnd, Ryan

Finn.Jemes

Driscoll, Robert

Dwyer, WIlliam

Famera, james

Fissinger, Aaron

Drumm, Martin

Enciso, Carlos

Favela, Daniel

Flood, Gregory

Flores, Antonio

Forbes, Joseph

Garcia, Jason

Goeppner, Kevin

Flores, Bernie

Foster, Marco

Gtedrsttis, Dominykss

Golda, Michael

Flores, Dustin

Gsbelewicz, Derrick

Gierut, Andrew

Gonzalez, Francisco

Forsn.Tohn

Gsbelewtcz, Mark

Gilligan, Steven

Gonzalez, Roberto

Seniors

Gordon, Eric

Green, Etorlano

Gruener, Michael

Hall, Steven

People

Gorski, Stephen

Greene, Vincent

Gustafson, Timothy

Hanley, Daniel

Graber, Allen

Griffin, Edward

Gutierrez, Hector

Hannon /lI, John

Gray, Daniel

Gronski, Matthew

Hefec, Timothy

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Harrigan, Daniel

Henderson, Andrew

Himmelmsnn, Matthew

Howell, Keith

Hayden, Joseph

Hennigan, Thomas

Hlronimus, Jeffrey

Hynes, Marty

Hayes, Matthew

Herman, Joseph

Hofflender, Steven

Jankowski, John

Heinzel, Daniel

Hernandez, Al

Holmes, Sidney

Iogmen, Joseph

Seniors

johnson, Brian

Kaczmarczyk, Robert

Kennedy, Patrick

Kollpalnter, Kevin

People

johnson, Nathaniel

Keene, Adam

Kielbasa, jack

Kolosh, Michael

jones, Matthew

Kel/y,john

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Klockowski, james

Kovats, Daniel

jurslch, james

Kelsch, Michael

Kolb, Jeffrey

Krasneck, Thomas

Krygowski, Christopher

Lauderdale, Brad

Limon, Michael

Madsen, Todd

Kwaln, Michael

Lavery, Gerald

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Mahl, Arthur

Kyles, William

Leyden, William

Lynch, Daniel

Mal/an, Alex

Lagiglia, John

Ligda,}ohn

Lyons, Luke

Malone, Nelli

Seniors

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Mancini, Michael

Martinez, Lorenzo

McAloon, james

Marron, Colm

Martinez, Richard

McCarthy, Matthew

Martin, Zachary

Mason, Christopher

McDonald, Timothy

McGehee, Wll/lam

People

McInerney, Patrick

McNally, Patrick

McNulty, Matthew

O'Neill, Timothy

Martinez, Erasto

Mstsriyen, Muhammad

McGarry, Patrick

Meechan, Patrick

Melicharek, David

Mira, Glancarlo

Moriarty, Michael

Meehan, James

Mendez, Saul

Montalto, John

Morlan, Michael

Metus, Zeno

Miller, Bradley

Montes, Jose

Morris, Tracy

Mejia, Felix

Miller, Daniel

Moore, Brandon

Mosksttes, Christopher

Seniors

Mosksites, jonathan

Muzereus, Peter

Nolan, Mike

O'Brien, james

People

Mutrysn, Michael

Nekutis, Christopher

Nykszs, MIchael

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Murphy, Sean

Netoert, Matthew

O'Boyle, Matthew

O'Malley, NIall

Murphy, Timothy

Neumann, Chris

O'Brein-Brevi, Daniel

Olvera, Glancarlo

Ortiz, Eric

Paller, Matthew

Peturzo, Richard

Perez, Daniel

Oskverek, James

Panfil, Thomas

Pswinskt, Marlo

Perfecto, Jonathan

Ott,John

Psskowski, Robert

Peden, Benjamin

Petzel, Brian

Pahi, Eric

Peszkiet, Richard

Pepper, Timothy

Pietruszka, Keith

Seniors

Ptetruszynskt, Michael

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Plronti, Michael

Powley, Brian

Pritchard, james

People

Pietrzak, Adam

Pochordo, Michael

Prange, Richard

Przybylski, Robert

Pineda, Daniel

Pollack, Charles

Prendergast, Colin

Pucher, Ryan

Plpala, Philip

Potter, Gregory

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Purse, Brendan

Quaid, Christopher

Reardon, Kelly

Reyes, Christopher

Ripskis, Vilas

Quane, Patrick

Releford, jonathan

Reyes, Pedro

Rlvsdenelrs, Edwin

Ramos, Damian

Remtesz, Dsniel

Rtotkswskts, james

Robinson, Christopher

Rangei, Jose

Retzke, Daniel

Richards, William

Rodriguez, Gerardo

Seniors

Rogers, Richard

Ruberry, Martin

Sanchez, Eduardo

Schergen, Michael

People

Rohan, Kevin

Ryan, Kevin

Sanltago, Alexis

Schlee, john

Rojas, Christopher

Ryan, Matthew

Savalano, james

SChuld, Daniel

Royster, Garrick

Sadek, William

Schaller, Alex

Scott, Steve

Sea, Joseph

Shuttleworth, Steven

Smith, Bradley

Spee jr., William

Seper, Keith

Siska, Brian

Sobon, Thomas

Spokes, Ryan

Shields, Jason

Slawson, Robert

Sorrell, Jourdan

Stack,John

Shields, Nicholas

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Sosnowksi, Chris

Stankiewicz, Paul

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SWiech, Nicholas

Telsnder, Mark

Tom, Norman

People

Stewart, Johnathan

Szalko, James

Theodule, Simon

Torres, Caesar

Strclc, Ivan

Szmerga/skl, Daniel

Thome, Brian

Toscano, David

Sullivan, Ryan

Tassone, Victor

Tock. Ismes

Trehey, Michael

Tuztk, Robert

Ventrtce, Thomas

Walthall, Bryan

Wlms, Rubbtn

Valadez, Alejandro

Vera, Richard

Waxmansky, Edward

Winters, Bartholomew

Vandenhend~John

Versetto, Nicholas

Wazlo, Michael

Wnek, Daniel

Vargas, Rolando

Volk, Thomas

Wilmot, Matthew

Woods, Steven

Seniors

Xtsrhos, Gus

Zsvork«, Keith

Yanz, Vic

Ziupsnys, Tomas

Zeczek, joseph

Zimowski, Christopher

Zagata, Daniel

Zojkle, Brian

People

Gold Medal Winners Class of 2000

General Excellence 1 st Place- Bill Bruno General Excellence 2nd Place- Chris Nakutis General Excellence 3rd Place- Jon Moskaites Theology- Bill Bruno

English- Mike Gruener Mathematics- Jon Moskaites

Latin- Mike Wazio

French- Luigi Cardella

Spanish- Chris Nakutis

German- Jim Tock

U.S. History- Pat McInerney

McCormick Memorial Medal for Science- Jon Moskaites Bausch & Lomb Medal for Science- Jon Moskaites Business- Muhammad Matariyeh

Computer Science (Programming]- Keith Seper Computer Science (Technical Asslstant)- Marco Foster Auto CAD- Joe Sea

Music- Brad Lauderdale and Colin Prendergast Publications (Yearbook} Lorenzo Martinez Publications (Newspaper} Pat McNally Art- Iohnathon Chibicki and Adam Pietrzak Drama- Chris Zimowski

Student Leadership- Pat McNally Oustanding Scholar Athlete- Vic Yanz Christian Service- Pat McInerney Citizenship- Pat McInerney and Nick Shields "Rice Pride" - Will Sadek

Seniors

Senior Credits

Anthony Adamczyk; St. Clare of Montejalco; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society

Marco Alvarez; Hope Lutheran; Hermanos Unidos 4; Kairos #62

Car/os Arroyo; St. Adrian; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll I; Kairos #62

jason Baloun; Our Lady of Fatima; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62; Library Aide 2; National Honor Society 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4

Ryan Balsewich; St. Csfetsn, Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Inuamurals 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 2

WillIam Banks; sumenena; Bowling I; Track 2,3

Michael Barry; Sr. Linus; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #61; Prom Cornrntttee 4

Thomas Becker; Central Middle School; Big Brother 4; Football 4; Kairos #56; Key Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3

Raymond Belcher; Wa/rer a Gresham; Anime Club 4; Besa Saka 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Inrramurals 4; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Wrestling I; S.A.D.D.4

Ttmottiy Belclk; St. Daniel the Prophet, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3

Thomas Berry; Mosr Holy Redeemer; Basketball 4

Dsvta Bertling; Sr. Cajeran; Fishing Club 2,3,4; Kairos #54; Prom Committee 4

Thomas Btsnctotto, Clissoki; Big Brother 4; FoorbaU 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; lnrramurals 3,4; Kairos #54; Math Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper 3; Peer Minister 4; Track 2

Paul Bo/ko; St. Gerald; Crusader of the Week 1,2; Honor Roll 3; lnrramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Swimming 1,3; Water Polo 1,2,3

jason Brackin; Queen of Marcyrs

Sherman Braden; St. Mary Star of the Sea; Basketball 2; Honor Roll 2,4; Volleyball I

Guerino Bruno, III; St. Christina; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59, #61; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Trainers I

jeffrey Bucina; St. Denis; Kairos #58

Ryan Bush; Sotnertsnd; Big Brother 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; National Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Volleyball I; Yearbook 3,4

Marrin Butler; Sr. Barnabas; Big Brother 4; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairas #53, #58; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Wrestling 1,2

Issac Button; N.S. Davis; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4

Brendan Cahill; St. john FiSher; Honor Roll 3,4; lntramurals 4; Kairos #6 I; Soccer 1,2,3;

Daniel Calderon; Bridgeport Catholic Academy; Fishing Club 2; Hermanos Unidos I; Honor Roll 2,3

jorge Calderon; St. Nick; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Track 3

joseph Cambria; St. Turibus; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intrarnurals 2,3; Kairos #55; Key Club 2,3; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 3,4

Senior Credits

Gary Caponigro; Sr. Simon the Aposue; Anime Club 4

Carl Carandang; SL Adrian; Honor Roll 2; lntrarnurals I; Key Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4

Luigi Cardella; Mark Sheridan Academy; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 3

Thomas Carmody; St. Bemedette; Honor Roll 2; Kairos #60; Volleyball 1,2,3,4

Brendan Carrig; St. Mary Star 0/ the Sea; Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 3,4

james Carroll; St. Thomas More; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramura!s 4; Kairos #62; Prom Committee 4

Petrick Carter; St. Denis; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Big Brother 4; Golf 4; Guidance Aide 1,2; Inrramurals 2,3,4; Kairos #59; Library Aide 2,3; Office Aloe 3; Peer Minister 4

jose Castillo; St. Pius V; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62

Christ/an Cesaro; St. Germaine; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Prom Committee I; Track 2,3; Yearbook 3; Band I

Julius Chaidez; Peck; Hermanos Unidos 3,4; Literary Magazine I

joseph Charles; Vanderpoel; Baseball 2, Basketball 2; Besa Saka 4; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 2; Honor Roll 2,4; Intrarnurals 3,4; Kairos #58, #62; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Comminee 4; Track 4

Mike Charnota; Sr. Gerald; Honor Roll 1,2; Kairos #62

johnathon Chiblckl; SL Florian; Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 3; Track 2,3; Wrestling 1,2

Michael Chuffo; Sr. Louis de Montfort; Honor Roll 3; Kairos #6 I; Soccer I

Kevin Clam; St. Mary Sl11r 0/ the Sea; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4

Anthony Ctsrtzto; Hamlin; Bowling 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minster 4 .

Kevin Clecfe; Queen 0/ Marryrs; Anime Club 4; Drama Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Inuamurals I; Kairas #59; Key Club 3,4; Theater Department 3,4

Ryan Collins; Sr. Linus; Kairos #62; Office Aide I

justin Costello; Simmons; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Kairos #59; Key Club 2,3

Michael Covotsos; St. Barnabas; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62, Soccer 1,2,3,4

Steve Cozzle; Chrisr the King; Cross Country 2,4; Kairos #59, #62; National Honor Society 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3

Richard Crain; Chris: the King; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59, #61; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3

Charles Crane; Stevenson

Brian Crowley; St. Catherine; Anime Club 4; Honor Roll 1,4; Track I; Wrestling 2

Brendan Cullen; Kellogg; Baseball I; Big Brother 4; Cross Country I; Kairos #59; Newspaper 4; Pee~ Minister 4; Yearbook 4

WIlliam Curta; St. Catherine of Alexandria; Cross Country I; Golf I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Michael Dan/her; St. John Fisher; Basketball I; Golf 1,2; Kairos #53

Patrick Darling; Queen of Martyrs; Fishing Club 2; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Kairos #62; Track 1,2

Joseph Delcorse; Queen Of Martyrs; Big Brother 4; Cross Country I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #58; Peer Minister 4; Wrestling 1,2

Michael DeMars; St. Denis, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; UturgicaJ Ensemble 2,3; Track I

Nicholas Denny; St. Benedict; Baseball; Football 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Kevin Doherty; St. Barnabas; Bowling I; Cross Country 2,3; Crusader of the Week 1,2; Fishing Club 3; Golf 1,2; Hockey 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Kairos #54; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track I

Edward Doody; Christ the King; Football I; Golf 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Kairos #62; Wrestling 1,2,3,4

Robert Driscoll; St. John Fisher; Hockey 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62

MartIn Drumm; Queen of Martyrs; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos =54; Dean's Office Aide 2

WIlliam Dwyer; Our Lady of the Ridge; Chess Team 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; Kalros #58; Track 1,2,3

Kevin Dwyer; Queen of MartyrS; Honor Roll I; Prom Committee I

Carlos Encisco; Dawes; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos =62; S.A.D.D. 4

James Esposito; St. Bernadette; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2

Ryan Estand; Central Junior High; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; HOIlOr Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #58; Peer Minister 4; Band 1,2,3

James Famera St. Mary Star of the Sea; Big Brother 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; 'ationa! Honor Society 2,3,4

DanIel Favela; Hurley; Hermanos Unidos 3; Track I

Todd Feit/; St. Patricia; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Math Club 2; National Honor Sociery 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4

James FInn; St. Gall

Gregory Flodd; St. Pancratius; Chess Team I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3

BemIe Flores, St. Turibius; Honor Roll 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 3,4

Dustin Flores; Office Aide I; Wrestling 3

Joseph Forbes; St. Barnabas; Football I ,2; Band I

Marco Fostr; Tumer Drew Language Academy; Anime Club 4; Besa Saka 4; 0Jess Team II Drama Club 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee; Track 3

DerricJc Gabalawlcz; St. Daniel the Prophet, Bowling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 12.3.4; ational Honor Sociery 3,4; Volleyball 2

MarIe GabalaWicz; St. Daniel the Prophet, Bowling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; NationaJ Honor SocIery 2,3,4; Volleyball 2

jJson Garr/.a; Chess Team 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Uterary Magazine 4

Dominykas Gtedrsttts; Big Brother 4; Cross Country 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; K.l;ros =54; Peer Minister 4; Track 2,3,4

Andrew Glerut; St. Tunbtus; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Math Club 2,3; National Honor SocIery 2,3,4

Steven Gilligan; St. Cajetan; Anime Oub 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Kalros #59; Track 1,2,3,4

Kevtn Goeppner; Jerling Jr. High; Honor Roll I; Office Aide I

Michael Golda; St. Pancratius

Francisco Gonzalez; Eli Whimey; Baseball 2; Honor Roll 1,2

Roberto Gonzalez; St. Nick; Football 2; Hermanos Unidos 2; Track 1,2,3,4

Eric Gordon; Queen of Martyrs

Stephen Gorski; Queen of the Universe; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Allen Graber; Queen of Martyrs; Crusader of the Week 3; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll I; Kairos #61; Track I

Daniel Gray i Queen of Martyrs; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #60, #62; Office Aide 2; Peer Minister 4; Track 2,3

Etorlano Green; Evangelical Christian; Anime Oub 4; Besa Saka 4; Key Club 3; Theater Department 4

Vincent Greene; Zion Hill Christian Academy; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,4

Edward Grif!in; Christ the King; Football 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #6; Track 1,2

Michael Gruener; Our Lady of the Ridge; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; National Honor Sociery 3,4

Hector Gutierrez; St. Michael; Big Brother 4; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll II Kalros #58; library Aide 4; Peer Minister 4; Track 2

Timothy Gustafson; St. Patricia; Crusader of the Week 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Newspaper 4; Swimming 2,3; Water Polo 1,2; Yearbook 4

Timothy HaJec; Pasteur; Baseball 1,2; Besa Saka3; Chess Team 2; Cross Country I; Football 1,2,3,4; Guidance Aide I; Hermanos Unidos 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Sociery 1,2; Peer Minister 3; Tennis 3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 2; Water Polo I; Band 3,4

Steven Hall; St. Gerald; Big Brother 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Crusader of the Week 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; National Honor Sociery 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Volleyball I

Daniel Hanley; Independence Junior High; Drama Club 1,2; Kairos #62; Ubrary Aide 1,2,3; Theater Department 1,2

john Hannon; McGugan junior High; Big Brother 4; Cross Country I; Crusader of the Week 4; Hermanos Unidos 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; KaJros #53, #58; Key Club 3,4; Uterary Magazine 3,4; National Honor Sociery 3,4; Newspaper 4; Peer Minister 4; Student Coundl 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Yearbook 4

Luke Henustsk; Stevenson

Daniel Harrigan; Christ the King; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Crusader of the Week 4; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Kalros #59; Office Aide 3

Joseph Hayden; Christ the King; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59

Matthew Hayes; St. Csjetsn; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Intramurals 4; Kairos #62

Andrew Henderson; Timothy Lutheran; Chess Team 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor SocIery J,4

Senior Credits

Thomas Hennigan; SL Symphorusa; Anime Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #55

joseph Herman; St. Daniel the Prophet; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60

Alberto Hernandez; Centre; junior High;

jeff Hirontmus; Cttssotd; Baseball 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Kairos #62; Office Aide I

Steven HoJllander,

Sidney Holmes; john Whistler, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Crusader of the Week 3,4; Guidance Aide 3

Keith Howell; Queen oj the Universe; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Nauonal Honor Society 3,4

Martin Hynes; Queen oj Marcyrs; Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #62; Peer Minister 4; Student Congress I

jonathan Ieakowskt; Si. Turibius; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Track 2

joseph jagmen; St. Barnabas; Honor Roll 3,4

Nathaniel johnson; St. Margaret oj Scotland; Anime Club 4; Track 2; Wrestling I

Macthew Jones; Simmons; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4

jamesjurslch; Wilkins junior High; Chess Team 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59; Volleyball I

Robert Kaczmarczyk; Wilkins Junior High; Baseball 2; Fishing Club 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2, lntramurals 2,3,4; Kairos #62; Liturgical Ensemble 3; Prom Committee 4

Adam Keene; SL Florian; Drama Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Intramurals I; Theater Depanment 2,3,4

john Kelly; Christ the King; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62

Michael Kelsch; St. Denis; Big Brother 4; Kairos #58; Key Oub 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Tennis 4

Patrick Kennedy; St. john Fisher, Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60; Key Club 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Track 2,3,4

jack Kielbasa; St. Turibius; Crusader of the Week 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4

Kevin Kollpainter, Gunsaulus Academy, Anime Oub 4; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 4; Kairos #55, #58; Peer Minister 4

Michael Kolosh; SL Bernadette; Baseball 2,3; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2; Math Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track I; Yearbook 2

Daniel Kovats; Owen; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 4; Drama Oub 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Kairos #58, #59; Key Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Peer Minister 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Theater Department 1,2,3,4; Trainer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4

WIll/am Kyles; Sutherland; Besa Saka 4; Big Brother 4; Drama Club 2,3; lntramurals 4; Math Oub I; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Swimming 1,2; Track 4

john La Giglia; Si. john Fisher, Honor Roll 1,2,3; Kairos #58; Track I

Bradley Lauderdale; Our Lady oj the Ridge; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; lntrarnurals 2,3; Kairos #59; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4

Gerald Lavery; St. Bernadette; Football I; Kairos #60;; Volleyball 1,2,3

Michael Limon; St. Denis; Anime Club 4; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 1,3,4

Thomas Lunz; SL Barnabas; Hockey 2,3,4

Luke Lyons; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60, #62; Dean's Office Aide I; Peer Minister 4

Todd Madsen; Hanum; Cross Country 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Arthur Mahl; Si. Mary Sur oj the Sea; Big Brother 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Intramurals 4; Kairos #59; Peer Minister 4

Alex Mal/an; Hope Lutheran; Honor Roll I; Swimming 1,2

Nell Malone; SL Barnabas; Kairos #61; Soccer 1,2,3,4

Michael Mancini; St. Columba; Fishing Club 3,4

Erasto Martinez; SL Nicholas oj Tolentine; Hermanos Unidos 4; Kairos #58; Prom Committee 4

Lorenzo Martinez; St. Nicholas oj Tolentine; Big Brother 4; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58, #59; Literary Magazine 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Yearbook 3,4

Christopher Mason; SL Sabina Academy, Crusader of the Week 2,3; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Library Aide 1,2

Muhammad Matarlyeh; McGugan junior High; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

james McAloon; Cnnst tne King; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62

Macthew McCarthy; Immaculate Conception; Honor Roll 3

Timothy McDonald; Parie junior High

Patrick McGarry; OurLady oj the Ridge; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Imramurals 3,4; Kairos #60, #61; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Aide 2; Peer Minister 4; Track 3

William McGehee; St. Daniel

Patrick Mcinerney; Sr. john Fisher, Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3,4; Honor Rolli ,2,3,4; Kairos #55, #60; Key Oub 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Yearbook 3,4

Matthew McNulty; S: Csjeun, Crusader of the Week 2; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,4; lntrarnurals 3; Kairos #62; Office Aide I; Wrestling 1,2,3,4

james Meehan; St. Daniel the Prophet; Kairos #62; Wrestling 2,3

Thomas Krssneck; Dawes; Bowling I; Football 1,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos

=62 Felix Me/la; St. Ann; Hermanos Unidos 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2

Zeno Mehasl Sr. john Fisher, Bowling 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Track 2

Christopher Krygowskl; Queen oj the Universe; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll DaVid Mel/charek; S1. Turibius; Honor Roll 3,4

2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Water Polo I

Michael Kwaln; McGugan junior High; Anime Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; tntrsmursls 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; litersry Magazine 4; Soccer 1,2,3; S.A.D.D. 4; Band 1,2~,4

Senior Credits

Saul Mendez; St. Bruno; Kairos #62

Bradley Miller; Sr. Linus; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 1,2,3,4; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #54, #58; Key Oub 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Student Council 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4;

Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3

Daniel Miller; St. Patricia; Golf 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4

Gtsn Mira; St. Denis; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4

john Montalto; SL Mary Star 01 the Sea; Honor Roll 2,3; Volleyball I

jose Montes; Andrew jackson Language Academy, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Brandon Moore; St. Helena 01 the Cross; Besa Saka 4; Honor Roll 1,4; Key Club I; Literary Magazine 4; Track 2

Michael Moriarty; Queen 01 Martyrs; Big Brother 4; Football I; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Intramural. 3; Kairos #54, #59; Peer Minister 4; Track 1,2

Michael Morlan; Queen 01 Marryrs; Cross Country I; Football 2; Honor Roll I; Intramurals 2,3; Kairos #58; Peer Minister 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4

Tracy Morris; St. Thaddeus; Intramurals I; Library Aide 3,4; Liturgical Ensemble 4; Ollice Aide I

Christopher Moskaltes; St. Gerald; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Yearbook 3,4

Timothy O'Neill; St. Thomas More

james Oskvsrek; Queen 01 Martyrs; Intramurals 2; Band 1,2,3

john Ott; Our lAdy 01 the Ridge; Chess Team 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Kairos #59; National Honor Society 2,3,4

Eric Pahl; St. Mal}' Star ollhe Sea; Honor Roll 3,4

Matthew Paller; Most Holy Redeemer; Bowling 2,3; Cross Country II Key Club 1,2; Math Club I

Thomas PanJlI; Queen 01 Martyrs; Crusader of the Week 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #61, #62; Track 2,3

Robert Psskowskl; St. Gerald; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Richard Paszkiet; St. Patricia; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59; NationalHonor Society 2,3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4

Richard Psturzo; St. Turiotus; Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Kairos #55

Marlo Pswlnskl; St. Bruno; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Benjamin Peden; St. Ethelreda; Drama Club 2,3; lntramurals 2,3,4; Literary Magazine 4; Prom Committee 4; Track 2,3,4

Timothy Pepper; St. Christina

johnathon Moskailes; St. Gerald; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Honor

Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Daniel Perez; St. Agnes 01 Bohitnis, Hermanos Unidos 2,3,4

Minister 4

Iohruttion Petfecto; Rooert Healy School; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Kairos

Michael Mulryan; St. Barnabas; Soccer 1,2 #54; Peer Minister 4; Track 2

Sean Murphy; St. Patricia; Basketbail I; Football I; Swimming 2,3,4; Water Brian Petzet; Prarie junior High

Polo 1,2,3,4

runothy Murphy; St. Patricia; Big Brother 4; Cross Country I; Drama Club 4; Honor Rolli ,2,3,4; lnrrarnurats I; Kalros #59; National Honor Society 3,4; ewspaper 3,4; Theater Department 3,4; Volleyball I; Yearbook 3,4

Michael Mu/ryan; St. Barnabas; Soccer 1,2

Sean Murphy; St. Pstricie; Bsketball I; Football I; Swimming 2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4

Timothy MurphY; St. Patricia; Big Brother 4; Cross COuntry I; Drama Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals I; Kalros #59; National Honor Society 3,4; 'ewspaper 3,4; Theater Department 3,4; Volleyball I; Yearbook 3,4

Christopher Nskutls; Queen 01 Martyrs; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; Math Club 1,2,3,4; ational Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Student Congress 3; Volleyball 1,2

Christopher Neumann; Sutherland; Soccer 1,2

Micfutel Nolan; Queen a/the Universe; Basketball I; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Office Aide I; Track 3

Michael Nykaza; Most Holy Redeemer; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #53, #58; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4

Matthew O'Boyte; St. Denis; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; lntrarnurals 3,4; Kairos #60

james O'Brien; Five Holy Martyrs; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals I

john O'Connell; St. Bernadeere; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos ,,61

Glancarlo Olvera; Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59; Key Club 3; Literary Magazine 4

Keith Pietruszka; St. Gerald; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59

Michael Pletruszynskl; St. Patricia; Big Brother 4; Football I; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Kairos #58;National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Track 4

Adam Pietrzak; Mount Greenwood Grammar School; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Track 4

Daniel Pineda; Roben Healy School; Basketball 2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; intramurals I; Kairos #60

Track 3; Volleyball 1,2

Philip Papala; McGugan junior High; Fishing Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Kairos #59; Key Gub 1,2

Michael Ptrontt; SI. Gerald; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 4; Volleyball I

Michael Pochordo; Queen 01 Martyrs

Gregory Potter; Queen 01 Martyrs; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Kairos #59; Key Club 3; Track 1,2,3,4

Brian Powley; Queen 0/ the Universe; Chess Team I; Honor Roll I

Richard Prange; Central junior High; Baseball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2; Library Aide I

Colin Prendergast; Queen 0/ Martyrs; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #55, #58; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minster 4; Band 1,2,3,4

Timothy Prendergast; Sutherland; Big Brother 4; Intramurals 2; Kairos #59; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2; Tennis 2

james Pritchard; Central junior High; Basketball 1,2

Robert Przybylski; Cenual junior,High; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4

Senior Credits

Ryan Pucher; Annunciata; Big Brother 4; Bowling 1,3; Guidance Aide 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Kairos #59; National Honor Society 3,4

Patrick Quane; St. Csjetsn, Fishing Club 2,3; Guidance Aide 2

jose Rangel; tmmecuute Conception

Kelly Reardon; Centre! junior High; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Math Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2

fohnsthon Relerford; Sr. Helena oj the Cross; Football 1,2,4; Office Aide 4; Track 1,2

Daniel Remiscz, St. john Fisher; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Golf I; Honor Roll 1,2; Kalros #53; Office Aide 4

Brian Retzke; Our [My oj the Snows; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #62; National Honor SOciety 3,4; Office Aide I; Track I

Christopher Reyes; Queen oj the Universe; Honor Roll 3,4

Pedro Reyes; joseph E. Cary School; Honor Roll 3,4

james Rlblkawskls; McCugan junior High; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; lntramurals 2; Kalros #58; Soccer I

Wil/lam Richards; St. john Fisher; Bowling 3; Honor Roll 4; Kairos #58, #60; Volleyball 2

Vltas Ripskts; McCugan junior High; Baseball 3,4; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Kalros #58,#61; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 3,4

Edwin Rivsdenetre; Epiphany School; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4

Christopher Robinson; St. Ailbe; Besa Saka 4; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60; Peer Minister 4; Track 2,3,4

Ceraldo Rodriguez; Andrew Ieckson Language Academy, Anirne Club 4; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Kalros #62; Soccer 1,2

Richard Rogers; Stevenson; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3

Carrick Royster; St. john De LaSalle; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Office Aide 4; Track 1,2

Marty Ruberry; Keisera; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Aide 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4

Kevtn Ryan; Se. Mary Star oj the Sea; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball II Honor Roll 2,4; Intramurals 3,4

Matthew Ryan; Queen oj Marcyrs; Swimming I; Water Polo I

WIIlI4m Sadek; Naehan Hale; Baseball I; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minster 4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2,3

Eduardo Sanchez; Se. Mary Scar oj me Sea; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4

Alexis Santiago; St. Nicholas oj Tolentine; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Hermanos Unidos 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Kairos #62; Prom Committee 4

james Savalano; St. Chrtstopher; Big Brother 4; Hockey 1,2,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,4; National Honor Society 4

Michael Schergen; Queen oj Marcyrs; Kairos #58; Track I

john Schlee; St. Germaine; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #58; National Honor Society 4; Peer Minister 4; Track 1,2,3

Dan Schuld; St. Bernadette; Football 1,2,4; Honor Roll 1,4; Kairos #61; Literary Magazine 4;Math Club I; Office Aide 1,2; Track 3

Senior Credits

joseph Sea; IncarnaCion; Baseball 1,2; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos 1'59; Liturgical Ensemble 2,3,4; Math Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4

Jason Shields, Se. Helena; Big Brother 4; Kairos #58; Peer Minister 4; Track 2-

Nicholas Shields; Kellogg; Besa Saka 4; Big Brother 4; Drama Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #58; Key Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4;S.A.D.D. 4; Student Councit 4; Theater Department 3,4; Track I; Yearbook 4

Steven Shuttleworth; St. Turibius

Brian Siska; Queen oj Marcyrs; Golf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #61

Robert Slawson; Queen oj the Universe; Baseball 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4

Marek Siodyczka; St. Mary Star oj ehe Sea; Honor Roll 1,2

Bradley Smith; Ashburn Lutheran; Crusader of the Week 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #59;Swimming 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3

jourdan Sorrell; St. Thomas me Apostle, Besa Saka 4; Big Brother 4; Cuidance Aide 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Library Aide I; NaCional Honor Scciety 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council2,3,4; Track 2,3; Yearbook 3,4

Christopher Sosnowski; St. john Fisher; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #59; Track 1,2

Ryan Spokes; Mose Holy Redeemer; Basketball I; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3; Honor Rolli ,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Kairos #54; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 4; Peer Minister 4; Student Congress 3; Track 3

john Stack; St. Rene Goupil; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Tenis 1,2,3

Paul Stsnktewtcz; Se. Cnnstins; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; Literary Magazine I; Peer Minister 4; Track I; Wrestling 1,2,3

Brian Sterk; Se. Germaine; Big Brother 4; Guidance Aide 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58, #59; Math Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Peer Minister 4; Track 1,2,3,4

Ivan Strctc; Se. Nick; Basketball 2; Crusader of the Week 2; Football 2,3; Honor RoU 1,2,3,4; Intramurals ~,4; Track 2,3,4

Kevin Sullivan; Se. Christins; Track I

Nicholas SWiech; Se. Mary Scar oj tne Sea

james Szelko; St. Gerald; Kairos #56

Daniel Szmerga/Sk/; Injanc jesus ae Prague; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Big Brother 4; Football I; Guidance Aide 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58, #60; Library Aide I; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Peer Minister 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4

Victor Tassone; Queen oj Marcyrs; Basketball I; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll , I ,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 2,3

Mark Telander; Mose Holy Redeemer; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #58; National Honor Society 4; Peer Minister 4

Simon Theodule; Se. Barnabes; Crusader of the Week I; Fishing Club

Brian Thorne; McCugan junior High; Kairos #61; S.A.D.D. 4

james Tock; Our Lady oJ me Snows; Baseball 2,3,4; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #60; National Honor Society 3,4

Norman Torn; St. PancraCius; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57;

Peer Minister 4 •

David Toscano; St. Gerald; Anime Club 4; Drama Club 4; Theater Department I

Michael Trehey; Owen; Big Brother 4; Intramurals 3,4; Office Aide 4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Track 2,3

Robert Tuzik; Queen 0/ Martyrs; Honor Roll I; Intramurals 3,4; Key Qub 3

Alejandro Valadez; Francisco Madero Middle School; Kairos #62

John VanDenHende; St. daniel the Prophet; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intrarnurals 3; National Honor Society 3,4

Rolando Vatgas; St. Simon

Thomas Yentrice; Pasteur, Baseball 1,2,3; Chess Team I; Crusader of the Week 3; Drama Oub I; Fishing Club 2; Guidance Aide 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Key Oub I; Office Aide I; Tennis I; Trainer I; Volleyball I; Band 3,4

RlcluJ.rd Vera; 5L Daniel the Prophet; Hermanos Unidos 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2

Nicholas Versetto; St. Daniel the Prophet; Drama Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2

Thomas Volk; St Daniel the Prophet; Big Brother 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; ational Honor Society 3,4

Bryan Walthall; Metcalfe; Besa Saka 4; Drama Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2; lntramurals 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; Literary Magazine 4; Prom Committee 4; Track 4

Edward Waxmansky; St. Louis DeMontforc; Anime Club 4; Crusader of the Week 3; Fishing Club 2; Hermanos Unidos 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kairos #61; Prom Comrninee 4; Soccer I; Water Polo I

Matthew Wilmot; McGugan junior High; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Kairos #58, #61; National Honor Society 3.4; Peer Minister 4

Bartholomew Winters; Sutherland; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Kaicos #52, National Honor Society 3,4; Office Aide 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Water Polo 3

Daniel Wnek; St. Turibius; Big Brother 4; Cross COuntry 2,3,4; Crusader of the Week 4; HonorRoll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Kalros #60; Peer Minister 4; Track 1,2,3,4

Stephen Woods; St. Chrtstins; Bowling 1,2,3; Track I

Conststine Xlarhos; Plato Academy, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #61; Soccer 1,4

Victor Yanz; Christ the King; Baseball I; Basketball 1,2; Big Brother 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Kairos #60, #62; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Student Council 3,4; Track 2; Yearbook 2

Joseph Zsczek; St. Linus; Baseball 1,2; Guidance Aide I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4

Daniel Zagata; St. Gerald; Football 1,2; Honor Roll I

Keith Zavorka; St. Bernadette; Football 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Kalros #62; Dean's Office Aide I; Guidance Aide 3; Track 2; Wrestling 2

Christopher Zlmowski; Anime Club 4; NY Club 2,3,4; Big Brother 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll I; Kairos #58, #59; Liturgical Ensemble 4; Newspaper 3; Office Aide 4; Peer Minister 4; Theater Deparunent 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3

Tomas Zlupsnys; St. Germaine; Bowling I; Crusader of the Week 2,3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Key Club 2; Library Aide 1,2; Trainer 1,2,3,4

Brian ZoJkle; St. john Fisher, Big Brother 4; Crusader of the Week 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3; Kairos #54, #60; National Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Student Congress 3; Swimming 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4

(Top· Left! Vic Yanz gives a victory speech at the Homecoming pep-rally. (Top) Michael Nykaza shoots a free throw at a home basketball game. (Left) Michael ChujJo and Greg. Flood enjoy their lunch period.

Senior Credits

SportS

(Left- Top) Junior John Thornton practices for an upcoming race

(Right- Top) Varsity basketball player senior Tom Berry waits for the referee to blow the whistle to set the next play in motion.

(Left- Bottom) The Varsity Football team celebrates another great year, finishing With a season record of 6-5-0.

When the 2:45 bell sounds, young men at Brother Rice gradually develop from students to athletes. The expectation of an athlete is one of unmeasurable standards. He has

to exhibit talents on the field as well as in the classroom. The educational tools taught in the classroom carry onward to the athletic activities. The student's mind, body, and soul are all tuned to what the main focus is: team. Without team, Crusader sports would not encounter success.

As an old adage goes, there is no "I" in team. Each athlete overlooks his accomplishments for the sake of his

earn. This is apparent by the performance given by teams. For the first time in five years, the football earn advanced to the state and prep bowl playoffs. The cross country and soccer teams made valiant efforts in their season as well. The addition of new lights to Joe Johnston Stadium has rejuvenated school pride that was once thought to be lost.

If asked by students or a faculty member, characteristics of a Crusader would have to entail someone who is hard working, dedicated, and ready to strive to overcome all obstacles to rise above the rest.

The attitude carries onward to the coaches and staff. Their responsibilities are to oversee the progression of the team and each of his fellow athletes. The team, in a sense, becomes a family. With the presence of a family-like atmosphere in the school, the athletic programs show us what Brother Rice is all about, Acting Manfully in Christ Jesus.

A CRUSADE PAST THE ODDS

Sports

CROSS COUNTRY

RUNNING, RUNNING!

~ ost people would consider it insane to \...1 J run an average of eight miles a day.

Most people would consider it insane to do it for fun, let alone run for competition. Brother Rice calls it cross country, and the teammates relish it.

Anyone who has ever been at the finish chute of a cross country meet realizes just how much energy the runners - put into their performances.

The team this year was strongly united in order to finish successfully across the board this season. Under the leadership of coaches Don Molenda and Jack Hackett, seniors Dan Winek, Mike Wazio, and Pat McNally led the cross country team in an unstoppable year.

"There were no gimmicks this year. We ran to our fullest and to our maximum capability. Every

race we ran with a picture of winning, and that is what we strived for in practice, meets, and invitationals, said senior Greg Potter.

The team placed third in the Catholic League and second in the Regionals. The varsity gave an outstanding performance in the Catholic League. "We had a very successful season. It was very satisfying to run with a bunch of talented runners, and I will always remember this year the most," added Greg Potter. The Frosh/Soph showed that they were capable of winning also as the season progressed.

The future of the team is here and now. The team always had "unification" as its team motto. No matter if it was twenty years ago or the present. This motto is what has kept the cross country team going strong and what will continue to make it strong for years to come.

Seniors Pat McNally and Dan Wnek lead runners in a cross country meet.

Sophomore Dan Reed concentrates as ~ comes to the end of a race.

Senior Mike Wazio runs along many other runners during a meet.

Meet BR
T.F. South 3 out of 25
Invitational
Reavis Invitational 6 out of 27
Argo invitational 4 out of 25
Tinley Park lout of 15
Invitational
Andrew Frosh/Soph 5 out of 20
invitational
Loyola Lakefront 3 out of 25
invitational
CCL Championships 3 out of 13
IHSA Regionals 2 out of 15
IHSA Sectionals 17 out of 20 Junior Pat Beunding appears all alone as he runs along a lonely stretch during a meet.

N Team: Kneeling (L·R) Ryan Fitzpatrick, Pat Dospoy, Terrance Chappell, Matt Caffanelli, John Murray. Standing (L·R) John Budz, Joe Vaclavtk, Dan Reed, Jim Piszczor, Joe Jackson, Brian Iague, Brian Burg, Jim Ryan.

Varsity: Kneeling [L-R) Greg Potter, Dan Liston, Pat Buending. Standing (L-R) Mike Wazio, Dan Wnek, Pat McNally.

Cross Country