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Q2 rother Rice is reaching out. The Crusaders are lending their hands and 1/ () going the extra "'P to make themselves and everyone around them better.

By reaching out, Brother Rice has extended itself into the coming millenium. The student body represents many diverse backgrounds, drawing students from all across Chicago's South side. Through a group of experienced, erudite teachers and some 1,267 brilliant, hard working students, Rice has established a strong academic reputation. Whed1er it be in the classroom or on the playing field, reaching Out is a main facet to Brother Rice.

The students grow physically, mentally, and spiritually throughout these four years. They learn about the world around them and become more aware of the people that make each and everyone of their lives so special. Rice students begin to give back to their high school community even before they graduate. Students dedicate themselves to Brother Rice in practices through SPOftS, band, or plays. Freshmen through seniors devote their time to clubs before and after school. Coundess hours are spent studying for classes, working on grades, and preparing for college.

National Honor Society, Key Club, and Edmund Rice Society members are just a few of the student-based groups that continue to extend their hands to those in need of their assistance. All juniors and seniors are required to spend twenty hours of Christian Service for their religion courses. N umerous students spend their time after school at St. Gelasius where they tutor and help me less fortunate in whatever way necessary.

As long as Brother Rice strives to reach out and go the distance, there will always be a place that young men can call home. Wid1 "Acting Manfully in Christ Jesus" as the school motto, Rice opens the door to a new generation of students in the coming of a new millenium, and a new era at Brother Rice.

Grasping Excellence

Through our every day lives

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community, or themselves, Crusaders always strive to short break from the school's

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attain a new rorrn 0 exce ence own on y to t ose Wit in

the vast community. Whether it is the "State of the Art" Band, the nationally ranked Math team, the Catholic league Championship basketball team, or the elite eight soccer team, the various organizations, teams, and academic groups of Brother Rice fill the school with accolades and the students with pride. It is that "Rice Pride" that distinguishes a Crusader amidst his peers.

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(Left) Members of the elite eight varsity Crusader soccer team watch the ongoing gaml

(Below) David Marzec, David Kriedernann, Ni O'Connor, and James Forst lead a standing ovation for Me. Baaden upon his induction to rh Hall of Fame.

Student Life

The Brother Rice Community Reaches throughout itself by offering each member a heightened sense of comradery and pride ....

(Right) PhiU;p _-----Mcrrimcr offers a congratulatory handshake ro his teammate after a rough first half on the foorball field.

(Below) Br. \X'alzctk offers Timothy ONeill an award for

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Whether it is amongst themselves, or with the outside community, Crusaders always put forth maximum effort to improve things.

(Above) Senior

Mike Cavaro strides to finish his run at

a cross country

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(Left) Award winning Coach \'(IillianlS offers a few suggestions to jusrin Warrobka during a soccer game.

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The Homecoming Court, headed by King Erik Labudzik and

date Tami

Rowell, rake a break from the dance.

(Above) Justin \Vurrobka gers some:' help from his dace, Ale Llobet, to look his best before their dance phoro is raken.

(Right> Joshua Lopez and his date Stop for a moment before they enter the dance.

Homecoming

(Right) The Lirurgical Ensemble, accompanied by Kevin McClowry and newcomer Mr.

Jack Carlson, performs ar rhe Hall of Fame Celebration. (Below) \,(/iUiam Knor, [he wild drummer, sports his cool sunglasses while playing at a football game. (Borrom) The Cross Country squad take a break before a rneer.

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(Below) Golfer Ryan O'Malley lines up his purr.

(Bonom) Luis Alvarez. Antonio Galvan, and Miguel Alfaro come around to the final strech of rhc annual Walk-A-Thon.

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(Top) A group of studenrs led by JOhnathan Perfecro and James Szalko cheer On [he homecoming pep rally that closes spirit week.

(Middle) Joseph Sullivan, co-captain of the varsity football squad, leads the fans at the rally.

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r//7,nce a year the ~tudent body comes together in celebration of themselves, their

school, and what it means to be a Crusader. This

(Top) Senior Mark Stehney arrernpts to crush a junker painted in the St. Laurence Viking motif.

(Middle) Coach Bill Gleeson delivers the final address at the pep rally.

(Bottom) The Varsiry Football squad comes together raising their helmets in pride to sing the fighr song after destroying the Vikings for a homecoming victory.

celebration of Rice pride lasts a week long and is collectively known as Spirit Week. The grand finale of Spirit Week is the homecoming football game and dance. This year's Spirit

Week offered students a variety of the m e dress down days, a car smash, and an outdoor

Founder's Day

Mr. Baader and his family pose after he has been Inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Brother Joyce and family after his induction Into the Hall of Fame.

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hose were hard times in my life. Do you know what _".-,..,._'. got me through?

You did ... Next to my family, YOU - my friends and my students - are the MOST important people in my life. Without even knowing it you help me put one foot in front of the other."

- Mrs. Seibt, from her Founder's Day speech

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When you went to grammar school, the teachers concentrated on the Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, now at Rice, things have gotten a bit more complex. English, Literature, and Various Histories haven taken the place of Reading. Writing is evident in all classes but Composition and Journalism require writing be designation. Furthermore, where in grammar school the focus was to read and write in english, Rice forces its students to the next level and requires them to be able to read and write in another language. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus have taken the place of Arithmetic. But Rice transcends the boundaries of these basic subjects. Students here can take any number of languages, Business, Criminal, or Civil Law, varying levels of speech and dra-

ma, Geography, CAD or Auto CAD, a rrd many more. A Crusader has limitless academic possibilities at his fingertips. Rice takes a willing young man, makes him a student, and after four ye ar s, a fecund academician' a scholar of various topics and subject matters.

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Mathematics

At Brother Rice, the math department uses the latest breaking technology, together with helpful teachers, to reach out to students.

This year a very generous donation was received and went towards the funding of computers for the math department. As mathematics becomes more prevalent and important in the job field, so does the math department at Rice. Teachers help students go on into the world with confidence no matter what field they excel in.

Incoming freshmen are tested on their mathematical knowledge and placed accordingly. Teachers make sure that everyone from incoming freshmen through outgoing seniors are properly prepared for situations involving mathematics in a job. The dedicated, experienced, and knowledgeable people in the math department spend countless hours reaching Out to their students.

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(Top) Mr. Denis Bergstedt instructs John ~kCormick and Steve Rowe, rwo or his Senior Calculus students. in creating It power pOint presentation.

(Borrom) Mr. Brendan Coughlin goes through class nores with his student.

Mr. Petrak gives some pointers [Q his freshmen algebra class.

Integral to our future

Mrs. Collins responds [0 questions from her pre-cal class.

"The difference between the average Brother Rice student and his peers lies in his deeprooted appreciation for the most elementary operation's of arithmetic. For even in the most technologically advanced societies,

~ appreciation for artin this case, the art of numerical manipulation - should never be underestimated." - Mr. B. Coughlan

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English

Enhancing skills with Language and Literature

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When it comes to reading, English is a crucial subject to study and learn. Novels such as Lord of the Flies, The Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby, and A Taste for Death, are books that Brother Rice students, freshmen through seniors, read during the course of the school year. These novels reach out to expand the students minds, and equip them with an imagination that can last for years. The students can discover a main idea and theme, and take a moral from several didactic stories. Students learn to develop a setting enhancing their ability to create a clear picture and a look at history as well. Everyday, the teachers reach out and touch on the importance of reading, reflecting not only school, but life. "Encouraging students to read and to love reading," said Mrs. McGeary, who teaches English II and public speaking/ drama, "is the most important thing about teaching an English class." Another critical aspect of English is writing_ Teachers challenge students to improve their writing skills by going over the basics and blending ideas together to make an essay complete. Students continuously spend time in the writer's lab where their papers can be critiqued, helping them work on their writing skills. Writing and grammar have been important elements on standardized tests that colleges look for in addressing writing and reading comprehension. If a student wants to expand his writing further into the field of journalism, The Standard is the official school newspaper, and there is The Crusader - the school yearbook. In terms of creative writing centered around poetry, students express themselves through the yearly literary magazine.

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Morgan Gowin and Matthew Kisha study diligently in English class.

Mr. Hal Ross conducts his sophomore speech class, while Alexander Comminos listens intently.

Frank Cheers works diligently on [he computer in me Journalism classroom.

"Encouraging students to read and love reading is the most important thing about teaching an English class."·

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McGeary

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The Social Studies department reaches into the past to reveal the accomplishments and mistakes of past civilizations to eager students.

The best way to learn about causes for current situations is to examine the past. With outstanding teaching from Mr. Baader, department chair, and the rest of the Social studies teachers, the Social Studies department remains one of the top in the school.

After completing the two tequired Social Studies credits, there is a more extensive program available to those who desire it. It includes Chicago History, W orId War II to the Present, as well as a Criminal Law class that takes a contemporary look at our sociery. Reaching inro the past can be very incense with the right atmosphere. From this point of view, history begins to sound more like a story than a bunch of dates.

The Social Studies department will continue to be a window to the past and present for its students. The department will continue to help students reach back into the past and understand the world more.

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Mr. Steven Nyc insrrucrs his business law class.

(Below) Mr. Dennis Duffy writes notes on the board for his Senior Business Law Class.

(Borrom) Mr. Robert Baader insrrucrs a history class.

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Science

Critical thinking for a period and a half

The science department not only motivates students but also teaches them a logical way to view things. Every science class offered leaves a student with a feel for the next grade level. Under the direction of Br. Hayes, the sciences have become one of the most interesting classes offered to the students.

The department relies on many different teachers, who have their own unique way of educating the students. The learning process is obvious whether Mr. Markulin is drawing a diagram of the human body or Br. Toole is explaining chemical formulas. Students seem always to be paying the utmost attention to what is being said. One of the unseen aspects of the science classes is how the teachers reach out to the students. Even if they take time out of their own schedule, the teachers are always willing to help students answer questions about a previous assignment.

Above all else, the science department provides knowledge for all kinds of students on each academic level. The curriculum in each class is centered around a student's previous experience and ability to learn what is taught.

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AP Cbemisrry geniuses Lamont Fletcher and Arthur Data examine the wonders of boiling water.

Mr. Markulin explains a biology diseccon concepr ro

_~I his student, Richard \"Qeher.

Much co the dismay of his students, Mr. Don Molenda writes yer another extremely difficult chemistry theorum on the marker board.

\\A science department should be challenging and innovative. It should offer courses necessary to prepare the students for college level . work, yet

offer ideas and insights to open their minds to search out options." - Br. Toole

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Religion is an important part of the Brother Rice curriculum. It allows the students to learn about life, themselves, and the faith that brings them all together. Classes teach everything from the sacraments to making life decisions. They are encouraged to interact with each other through freshman and sophomore retreats, and the Kairos retreat for juniors and seniors.

Some seniors take advantage of the option of taking the peer ministry course which prepares them for life as a Christian role model. Through this class they do service for the school as well as the community. Students are assigned service hours and are given the option of fulfilling their service obligation by tutoring at St. Gelasius.

At Brother Rice, students grow spiritually through religion classes and learn about themselves. They prepare to enter the world as productive members of society and as model Christians.

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Sophomore Jason Jaskulski sits down nfrer supporting the OxFam Fasr sponsered by the Theology Department.

'.;~:"'II Much to the dismay of his students, Mr. Don Molenda writes yec another extremely difficult Chemistry rheorurn on the marker board.

"A science department should be challenging and innovative. It should offer courses necessary to prepare the students for college level work, yet offer ideas and insights to open their minds to search out options." - Br. Toole

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Religion is an important part of the Brother Rice curriculum. It allows the students to learn about life, themselves, and the faith that brings them all together. Classes teach everything from the sacraments to making life decisions. They are encouraged to interact with each other through freshman and sophomore retreats, and the Kairos retreat for juniors and seniors.

Some seniors take advantage of the option of taking the peer ministry course which prepares them for life as a Christian role model. Through this class they do service for the school as well as the community. Students are assigned service hours and are given the option of fulfilling their service obligation by ruroring at St. Gelasius.

At Brother Rice, students grow spiritually through religion classes and learn about themselves. They prepare to enter the world as productive members of society and as model Christians.

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Sophomore Jason Jaskulski sits down after supporting {he Oxfam Past sponsercd by the Theology Department.

Peer Minister Tirncrby Bracken leads n prayer service during Advent. Mrs.

Nykaza's peer ministry class scheduled and ran these services each Wednesday in Advent,

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E~patu!il19 our horizons with other Call9lU19es and cuCtures

Whether it's German, Spanish, French, or Latin, for at least twO years, all Brother Rice students will experience the language of another part of the world. Through the Foreign Language department, Rice students are allowed the opportunity to reach out and grasp another culture. Studying a foreign language not only occupies 45 minutes of a student's schedule, but it enlightens the student as well. A whole new world is opened up to all Rice students within the walls of Brother Rice. A student can visit Panama, Morocco, Berlin, or Rome with the teacher as the tour guide and without paying the outlandish air fares.

Learning a foreign language introduces the student to different languages and cultures, in addition to preparing the student for a diverse world. "The approach we take is geared toward cultural understanding and real proficiency," said foreign language department chair, Mrs. Seibr, With this new found knowledge, a Rice student can and will broaden his scope of the world.

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(Top) A student raises hi: hand (0 ask a question.

(Below) Mrs. Helen Pirula dictates new material in her Spanish class.

(Top) Sr. P.J .. Marrin rakes 3 break from his book store (0 instruct his freshman German class.

(Lefr) Students work diligently in Ms. Segraves's French class

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Physical Education

Integration of Mind and Body

(Top) Freshman swimmers grasp the

ever

important kickboard

as they

pracrice a

new

technique.

(Bottom) TIle "\'(Iild Thing" Twardy

watches as

his

freshman volleyball gurus perfect their skills.

Walking down at the north end of the school, anyone can see a class swimming in the pool or students participating in an activity in the gym.

All freshmen and sophomores must take one semester a year of physical education. The semester is divided into one quarter of gym and one quarter of swimming. Students, depending on what swimming group they are placed, start with either gym or swimming.

In gym class, students are introduced to many sports such as volleyball, dodgeball, soccer, and basketball, while some lucky freshman and sophomores indulge in the pleasure of playing softball outside on nice days. Calisthenics are also done at the beginning of the quarter.

In swimming, the students learn fundamentals utilizing all the different strokes. The advance swimmers have the opportunity to learn survival techniques such as making floats out of their pants.

Gym and swimming instructors include Mr. Keith Dombkowski, Mr. Robert Twardy, and Mr. William Gleeson. They teach the students to understand their bodies physically and mentally through the various activities they complete. By the end of the semester, the students are able to make sure they still stay in shape by acknowledging what they learned in swimming or gym class.

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Sophomore Andres Arenas works on a program for Mr. Grogan in Computer Class.

As the business and computer worlds expand, the Business and Computer departments soar to great depths to suit students with informative and meaningful classes. The business field corresponding with the rise of the computer and Internet industry opens a path to careers for several students. With an adept and thorough offering of business and computer electives, Rice students have the chance to catch a glimpse at college type, career oriented classes. By better understanding computers, students confidently look toward the future because computers may indeed revolutionize and organize the world. Knowledge of business and economics provides the students a head start in adulthood as they begin to concentrate on the financial aspects of life.

Unlike most high schools, Rice offers students the opportunity of studying business and computers from freshman through senior year. Opposite the semester of physical education, all freshmen take Word Processing, improving their typing skills and preparing them for several papers to come. Sophomore year students are given the chance to take electives in Quick Basic, an early look at computer programming, and Consumer Education, opening their eyes to the highly competitive financial world. Juniors and seniors are offered various electives, including Advanced Computer Programming courses, EconomiCS, Business Law, and the ever-popular Accounting and Advanced Accounting classes. On the rise, the aggressive business and complex computer worlds stay par with all that Rice's department supplies the future workers in these fields.

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~ art program at Brother Rice reaches into students and allows them to mirror their ( ~e:lings, thoughts, and emotions into paintings, sculptures and sketches. Art is not just another class, but a study that lets students discover themselves at a whole new level...the students's creativity. Exploring Art is a semester course that teaches basic technique, but, more importantly, the class makes students bring soul and their true identity into their artwork. The main objective of Mrs. Jaros' art classes, Art I and I honors, Art II and II honors, and Art III is to teach students different techniques and aspects of art. The art classes are also geared toward developing an understanding, love, and appreciation for the art. Art classes may even lead to scholarships in college, and, after college, who knows? Maybe the next Michaelangelo sits within Br. Rice's walls.

Mrs. Marge Nykuza looks over the work of her sophomore arrisrs.

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Band

"Band to me has been a good experience for having met people from other schools; band is also something that I enjoy very much." - Carl Carandang

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concerts as well as many competitions.

Late in the school year, the Brother Rice Band competed in the Knights of Columbus State of the Art Catholic High School Band Competition and was t named Grand Champion. In addition, the Rice band also received awards for

best woodwinds, best brass. and best percussion.

The Rice band has for the last two years been invited to attend and perform at

the state championship. There has been a long and lucrative winning tra- 0 dition for the Brother Rice Band, and this tradition does not appear to be slowing down.

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Library

The Pilon Library Resource Center strives to be 1 ~n place as a great resource to students. With close to 30,000 books, newspapers, magazines, and audio and visual material, it is difficult not to find what you need in the library.

Librarians Ms. Kelly, Ms. Buciak, Mr. Petrak, and Ms.Malinowski extend their time to assist students with research assignments, class work, and a number of seniors with their college search. Through the Pilon Library, research access is made possible. Thousands of books can be found in the computerized card catalog. In the computer's SIRS researcher program, thousands of periodicals can be located. The computers also offer college and career research. Students are also given the chance to receive tutoring through ational Honor Society members's help.

Being a nice quiet place to read, pick up a newspaper, or find research material for an assignment, the Pilon Library Resource Center offers a considerable place for learning. It may just be the largest and most resourceful high school library around.

Merrhcw O'Hearn reads away in his tiny cubicle in the Library.

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The Guidance Department plays an irnporranr role in a student's career by reaching out. The counselors devote their time to helping students. From aiding students with problems, to notifying srudenrs about job and scholarship opportunities, and helping seniors with their college selection, the Guidance Department is becoming a vital part in a students life.

The Guidance Department offers freshmen help as rhey become acquainted with school policies. Meetings are arranged with the counselors (0 discuss or answer any questions students have about Rice. Sophomores are assisted as they prepare for the PACf, the first part of the college process. The guidance counselors help the sophomores in selecting classes for the upcoming school year.

Involvement with the guidance officers intensifies during a student's junior year. Throughout the year, juniors are encouraged to take the ACf and SAT TeStS. Juniors start to look at possible colleges and majors, and the counselors join them during the process.

The seniors depend heavily on the guidance office in their final yeat of college seardaing. Counselors evaluate all college applications to ensure char everything is set to go. They mail the applications and set up appoinrmenrs for the students. If not for the counselors, no student might make it to college.

Mr. Darryl Hobson checks a computer record for 3 student.

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Coming from areas around Chicago and the Southwest suburbs, the faculty and students of Brother Rice come together each and every day as a community. Brother Rice is a diverse and enthusiastic community that shares with each other every aspect of learning and development. The teachers and faculty do not only teach lessons from books, they take the time to reach Out and teach life lessons to their students. It is not uncommon to see teachers spending hours of their own time discussing work outside of class. Nor is it rare to see students reaching out and lending their own time to aid in solving problems that their peers encounter in their daily lives. The process of togetherness and reaching Out started with our

founder, Edmund Rice, who gave up everything to educate the poor boys of his community. Parents and teachers follow in the footsteps of Edmund lending their time and patience so that one student receives the opportunity to succeed in life through school. Upperclassmen contribute by following through wirh the examples set forth by their parents for the general well-being of the Brother Rice community, defining "Rice Pride." Purring others in front of themselves, students provide not only the opportunity to aid the community, but also a chance learn more about themselves and where

their roots are contained.

Love your neighbor as yourself is not only a Christian value - it is also a strong value of the Brother Rice community. The chance to reach out and make a difference in someone else's life is a lesson that is gained through the experience of being a Brother Rice Crusader.

Brother Rice HighSchool .

Faculty & Staff - 1998-99

Br. Karl \'Valczak President

Mr. Michael Hurley Treasurer

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Mr. James P. Amos Principal

Mr. Marvin Marhius Dean of Srudenrs

Mr. Michael Ryan Athletic Director

Vice President of Institutional Advancement

Mr. Steven Nye Dean of Students

Mr. William Gleeson Asst. Athletic Director

Mr. George J. Sedlacek Dean of Academics

Mr. Kevin Donegan Director of Srudent Activities

Br. Paul Ickes Mrs. Lynda Jaros Br. Charles Joyce Mrs. Cynthia Kelly Mrs. Deborah King Mr. Mark Klurcharch

Mr. Andrew Knoell Mrs. Diana Kozojed Mr. Richard Leitz Mrs. Therese Liston Mrs. Susan Lucheon Fr. Leo Lyons

Mrs. Nancy Malinowski Mrs. Maura Maloney Mr. Richard Merfise Mr. ick Markulin

Br. P.B. Marrin Br. Peter Martin

Mr. Roger McCann

Mrs. Marianne McGeary Mrs. Dorothy Mendes Mr. Donald Molenda Mrs. Catherine Morrin

Mrs. Joan Motisi Mr. Patrick Neville Mrs, Marge Nykaza Mrs. Christine O'Grady Mr. aifford Petrak Mrs. Helen Pirula

Mr. Patrick Richardson Mrs. Joan Rickerson Mr. Hal Ross Ms. Karen hissler Mrs. Judith Schramm Ms. Jean Searls

Ms. Kristine Segraves Mrs. Catherine Seibr Mrs. Mary Ann Sheehan Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. Dee Srec

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Mr. Christopher Stiglic Mrs. Mary Rita Stringham Br. ) Toole

Mr. Robert Twardy Mr. 1110mas Uraski Br. Frank Vcrre

Fr. Mark Walter

Ms. Lori Wese

Mr. lain \'Qilliams Mr. Edward Zabrocki

Faculty Credits.

Albanese, Mr. Albert: Theology IV Marriage and Family, Theology III Morality. B.S. Theology- St. Joseph's College.

.Alberts, Mr. Robert: World History, Earth Science. Varsity and Junior Varsity Golf head coach, Sophomore Basketball head coach. B.S. P.E.- Western illinois University, M.A. Ed.Ad.- Governors State University

Allen, Mr. Phillip: Publicity Director. B.A. JournalismEastern illinois University.

Antos, Mr. James: Principal, Vietnam History. National Honor Society, Moderator BA Psychology - illinois State University, MS - Experimental Psychology - Illinois State University, Administrative Certificate - St. Xavier University.

Augustyn, Mr. Joseph: Advanced Algebra H, Algebra II Trigonometry H, Math Dept. Chair, North Central Steering Committee Chair. Student Congress. B.A. Mathematics- Lewis University, M.Ed. Curriculum- National Louis University.

Baader, Mr. Robert: World History. Director of Curriculum, SocialStudies Dept. Chair. B.S. Loyola University (IL), M.A.- Governors' State University, C.A.S.- Northern Illinois State.

Barkowski, Mrs. Eileen: Theology III Morality, Guidance Counselor. Walk-a-thon, Kairos Retreat Director, Graduation Co-Coordinator. M.A.- Counseling, L.C.P.C.(Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor).

Bergmann, Mr. Joseph: U.S. History, Psychology- Sociology. B.S.- Loyola University (IL), M.S.Ed.- Chicago State University.

Bergstedt, Mr. Denis: Algebra II, Intro to Calculus - AB Ripon College - Math Team Moderator, Volleyball Coach.

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Brown, Mr. Robert: Vice Principal of Institutional Advancement. BA - Northeastern Illinois University, MA Northern Illinois University, MA - Northeastern Illinois University .

Buciak, Mrs. Beverly: Librarian. M.L.S.- Dominican University, B.S.- Illinois State University.

Budz, Mr. Jeffrey: English I H, English II, English III.

Varsity Basketball assistant coach. B.A.S.- St. Xavier University.

Oano-Herna.ndea, Mr. Steven: Spanish 1, 4, AP. Hermano Unidos con Edmundo, Moderator. BA Sociology - University of Notre Dame. BA - Anthropology - University of Notre Dame. MA Education - University of Michigan.

Carlson, Mr. Jack: Guidance Councelor, English IV. Diversity Director, Kairos Retreat Director. B.A.- EnglishLoyola University (IL), M.A.- Administration and Supervision- Chicago State

Collins, Mrs. JoAnne: Geometry, Pre-Calculus. Basketball Moderator. B.A.- Math- St. Xavier University.

Collins, Br. Thomas: Campus Minister, Peer Ministry, AP Chemistry. BS Chemistry - Iona College, MS Chemistry University of Notre Dame, MEd Education De Paul, MA Theology Creighton University.

Coughlan, Mr. Brendan: Algebra I, Algebra II Trigonometry, Algebra III Trigonometry. Sophomore Football head coach. B.S. Aerospace Engineering- University of Notre Dame.

Courtney, Mrs. Nancy: Spanish I H, SpaniSh III. Assistant Drama Club Moderator. B.A. Spanish Ed.- University of

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Hayes, Br. Patrick: Physics H, PhysiCS. Science Dept.

Chair. Dad's Club Moderator. B.S.- Lewis University, M.S.- Eastern illinois University.

Hurly, Mr. Michael: Treasurer

Ickes, Br. Paul: Province Vocation Director. Varsity Volleyball head coach. B.A. History- Iona College, M.A. History- University of Notre Dame.

Jaros, Mrs. Lynda: Art I, Art II. B.S. Art- illinois State.

Joyce, Br. Charles: Maintenance. B.A., M.A.

Kelly, Mrs. Cynthia: Head Librarian. B.A.- St. Xavier University, M.L.S.- Dominican University.

King, Mrs. Deborah: English III, English IV.

Klutcharch, Mr. Mark: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1. Freshmen Basketball head coach, Varsity Football Offense Coordinator. B.S. Math- Elmhurst College, M.A.Ed.Administration- Governors State University.

Knoell, Mr. Andrew: Theology III. St. Gelasius leader.

B.A.- Quincy University, M.Div. Catholic Theological Zenion.

Kozojed, Mrs. Diana: Director of Development. B.A. History- DePaul University, M.A. History- DePaul University.

Lucheon, Ms. Susan: AP Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Algebra H. Math Team, Dance Committee, Prom. College of St. Francis Lyons, Fr. Leo: Chaplain.

Malinowski, Mrs. Nancy: Library Circulation Manager.

B.A. Library Technical Assistance- St. Xavier University.

Maloney, Mrs. Maura: Development Office, Grant writer.

B.A.- St. Mary's College, Notre Dame. M.A.- St. Xavier University

Marfise, Mr. Richard: Accounting, Accounting H, Economics, Consumer EconomiCS, Business Law. Dept. Chair Business. B.A. BUSiness Administration.

Martin, Br. Peter: German 1-4, Bookstore. MRE - Seattler University. German Proficency Certificate - Goethe Institute.

Mathius, Mr. Marvin: Dean of Students. Biological Science. BS -University of lllinois@Chicago.

McCann, Mr. Roger: Geometry, Guidance Counselor.

Freshmen Football head coach, Junior Varsity TenniS.

Molenda, Mr. Don: Chemistry. Head Coach, Cross Country, Assistant Coach, Track. BS Biology, St. Xavier University.

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BUSiness Law, Football Coach.

Nykaza, Mrs. Marge: Peer Ministry, Art I Exploring the Arts, Liturgist. Liturgical Music Ensemble Moderator. B. Music- Eastern Illinois University.

Petrak, Mr. Clifford: Algebra I, Assistant Librarian. VarSity Baseball head coach, Varsity and Junior VarSity Bowling head coach. B.S. Math- DePaul UniverSity, M.S. Math- Chicago State University, M.S. Library ScienceChicago State University.

Dombkowski, Mr. Keith: Phys. Ed., Biology. Freshmen Football, Frosh-Soph and Varsity Swimming head coach. B.S. AthletiC Training- University of Illinois @ Chicago B.S. P.E. 6-12- Univerity of Illinois @ Chicago.

Donegan, Mr. Kevin: Pre-lgebra. Director of Recruiting, Director of Activities, Football, Wrestling, I.M. Floor Hockey Moderator. BA - DePaul University.

Douville, Ms. Ellen: English I, English II, English II H.

Hockey Moderator, Literary Magazine. B.A. EnglishHistory- University of Illinois @ Urbana.

Duffy, Mr. DenniS: U.S. History, Criminal-Civil Law.

SADD Moderator. B.A.- Lewis University.

Dwyer, Mr. Daniel: U.S. History, Theology III, Theology II. Intramural Volleyball Moderator. Freshmen Football, varsity Volleyball.

Filan, Mr. Al: Word Processing, World History. B.S.- Business, B.S.- Education.

Forbes, Ms. Christina: English I, Reading. Focus Director.

B.A. English- Loyola University (IL).

Gleeson, Mr. William: Assistant Athletic Director. Senior History, Frehsmen History. Football, Head Coach, Track Coach. BS - IllinoiS Benedictine, MS - Univeristy of illinois @ Champagne.

Grogan, Mr. Martin: Drafting Concepts, CAD, Auto Cad, Quick Basic Computer Progamming. Sophomore Football, Varsity TenniS head coach. B.S.- Winona State University.

Haas, Br. David: Theology II Sacraments. Mother's Club Moderator, Jug Master. B.S.- Iona College- Physics, M.S. Eastern IllinoiS University- PhySiCS, M.M.- Seattle University- Theology.

Hackett, Mr. Jack: Earth Science. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cross Country asststant coach. B.S. Geology- St. Joseph's College, M.S. Geology- University of Notre Dame.

Hall, Mrs. Jon Lee: English II, English II Honors, English III, Journalism. Yeaerbook Moderator, Newspaper Moderator. B.A. English, West Virginia Tech. M.A. English, Governors State University.

Dept. Chair. B.A.- St. Xavier University, M.A.- University of

Chicago.

Neville, Mr. Patrick: English IV, Honors, AP American History, Honors Program Director. BA - Loyola University, MA - University of Texas @Houston.

Nye, Mr. Steven: Senior Dean of Students, Keyboarding, Dean of Students, Head Football Coach.

Bowling

Moderator. B.A.- DePaul University, M.A.- Chicago State University.

Richardson, Mr. Patrick: U.S. History. VarSity Basketball head coach. B.A. History- illinois Benedictine College.

Rickerson, Mrs. Joan: Secretary Guidance Dept. American Academy of Art- Commercial Art two-year degree.

Ross, Mr. Hal: English III, Speech. Key Club Moderator, Edmund Rice Society Spiritual Director, Kairos Leader. B.S. Education - Northeatern Missouri State. MEd. - Loyola.

Ryan, Mr. Nichael: College Algebra. Athletic Director. BS - Northern Illinois University, M.Ed - Governors State University.

Schissler, Ms. Karen: Theology I Life Management Skills.

Sophomore Retreat Director, Trainer, Sophomore Volleyball. B.A. English Lit.- Loras College.

Searls, Ms. Jean: English IV, AP English IV. M.A. EnglishChicago State University, B.S.Ed.-Chicago State UniverSity.

Sedlacek, Mr. George: Assistant Principal. World History.

Seibt, Mrs. Catherine: Foreign Language Dept. Chair, Educational Support Committee Chair, Spanish II H, Spanish ill H. Discipline Board Member. B.A.- Northern illiriots University.

Sheehan, Mrs.: Latin 1-4, English. BA - Mundeleine College of Loyola University.

Toole, Br. J: Chemistry, Basic Chemistry. Wrestling Moderator, Volleyball Moderator, Intramural Basketball. B.S.- Loyola University (IL), M.Sc.-Eastern Illinois University, M.Admin.- University of San Francisco.

Twardy, Mr. Robert: Phys. Ed.; Phys. Ed. Dept. Chair. B.S.P.E., M.A.- Administration.

Uraski, Mr. Thomas: Chicago History, Geography. Fishing Club, Chess Team, Director of Maintenance, VarSity baseball. B.A.- Northern IllinoiS, M.A.- St. Xavier University.

Verre, Br. Frank: Advanced Computer Programming, AP

Computer SCience, Curriculum and Technology Committees. Swimming Moderator, Water Polo Moderator, Computer Club Moderator. B.S.- Iona College.

Walczak, Br. Karl: President. BA French, Lewis College, MA French, University of Notre Dame, MA Administration, UniverSity of San Francisco

Walter, Fr. Mark: Theology I, Theology II. B.A.- St. Xavier College, M.Div.- Mundelein Seminary.

West, Ms. Lori: English ill, Spanish I. M.A.- Penn State University, B.A.- University of IllinoiS @ UrbanaChampaign.

Zabrocki, Mr. Edward: English ill, Director of Counseling. Principal's Advisory Counsel, North Central Steering Committee, Educational Support Committee. B.ASt. Mary's University, M.Ed.- DePaul University.

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Reaching Out in a fresh new way

Fear. Uncertainty. Excitement. These words and many others aptly describe the unique experience of freshman year.

This year is is filled with new experiences and new challenges. The many adjustments needed to survive freshman year bring about both excitement and worry. Freshmen have to worry about their books, getting lost in the halls, trying to get along with other freshmen, and making friends. If this is not enough, three times as many schoolmates are born physically and mentally more mature, leaving a freshman confused and afraid. However, with the help of newly made friends and caring teachers, freshmen manage year after year. Also, freshmen have new academic challenges that call on them to learn and extend their creativity to a higher level. They learn how to work with others in the classroom; they discover interesting ideas about both God and the Catholic faith while sitting in religion class; and, through joining SPOrtS and other extra-curricular activities, freshmen learn how to compete and work with others on a team. After a little thought, freshmen usually come to the conclusion that freshman year is not so bad after all, because there are so many opportunities available to cater to nearly everyone's desires. If nothing else, freshman year provides a new start with Brother Rice as the new proving grounds. Freshmen also find fun things to do, such as going to a Friday night football game or to the homecoming dance for the first time. Essentially, freshmen should take advantage of their new beginning, realizing that they will not be in the same position for four years and that the four years at Rice will seem like a century if they do not get off on me right foot.

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Patrick Adc

Jacob Adeszko Jeremy Aguiar Christopher Alonzo Jarrett Arnold Joseph Ash. \X/illiam Blake Ryan Bcnen

David Brongiel John Budz Brian Burg Joseph Burke Timothy Byrnes Matthew Carey Richard Carey Daniel Cerullo

Joseph Cervantes James Cervone Aaron Chappell Daniel Charles Andres Chaves Marrhew Chyba Frnnk Cirro Derek Clark

John Clarke Timothy Clemmons Jerry Cody

John Coghlan Richard Colby Timothy Coleman Amhony Collello Daniel Conroyd

Carl Courtright John Crinion Sigfreda Cruz Joseph Cucio James Daemickc Jeremy Daly Nicholas D.IC1l Amhony Degnssc

Roberto Dehoyos Michael Delariva Michael Dikcis Mark Donahue Joseph Doody

(even Dorich Eoin Dougan Kevin Doyle

John Driscoll Abelardo Duarte Robert Duewenh Patrick Duffner Ryan Duffy William Duhig Daniel Eckroth Eric Ecksrorm

Ryan Ephgrave Zachary Erb Adrian Espana Juan Espinosa Shaun Fahey

Iarthew Fidyk Raymond Finn David Fitzpatrick

Bradley Flanagan Chris Flavin

Brad Fletcher Xavier Flores

Kevin Fournier Freddie Frazzini Marrhew Gallagher Brian Galvin

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Daniel Garbacz Elliot Gentry Edward Gervain Kevin Glover James God un Antonio Gonzalez Claudie Gonzalez \X'i1liam Gorski

Joseph Govea Kevin Grady Salomon Guzman John Hargan Richard Harrigan juyrnes Hare Raymond Heinrich Hecror Hernandez

Joseph Higgins Mark Higgins Daniel Hogan Jacob Hoirsma

Nicholas Hooker Sean Hopkins Marrhew Ingersoll Theodore Iversen

Robert Jachim Joseph jackson Raymond Jendra Derrick Jimenez David Johnston

Peter Joyce Brian Kapclka

Ryan Kelly Christian Kelsey Frederick Keys Martin Kiedrow Benjamin Kielbasa Robert Kinkaid Christopher Kinney Robert Kinra

Michael Kittler Thomas Knightly Matthew Kohles Perer Kcnow Paul Kovacs Christopher Kozlarek

Andrew Krol Devin Kruski

WiUiam Kucera Jason Kyle Casey Ladisfas Kevin Lanigan Christopher Laporta Marcin Laughlin David Leamy Ryan Leung

Shaun Leyden Walter Lindish Michael Little Bruce Logsdon

.Iohn Lomb Eduardo Lopez Salvador Lopez Daniel Loye

John Mncarol Nicholas Malik Matthew Malone Jose Martinez Martin Masterson Michael Mcumon Sean McCollam Christopher Marry

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Joseph McGeh('(' John McGowan Ryan McGriff Kevin McKendry Michael McKenna Steven McKenna Terry McM,ahon Sean McNulry

Eric McQueary Robert Mendez Alex Meno Steven Milles

Kevin Montgomery David Moran Andrew Morgan Brendan Moriarty

Robert Morrin Christopher Morris Haley Mui

Marc Mullaney Ryan Mullen William Mullen Brendan Murphy Michael Murphy

Anthony Musso Nicholas Mynarich William Narnbo Thomas Nelligan Daniel Nevinger Michael icomra Daniel Nolan Matthew Nowak

Michael cwatski Jnmes O'Brien Kevin O'Byme Jamie Oceguera Melvin Odom Luke O·Loughlin Ervin Olson

Ian O'Malley

Thomas Orniecinski Brian O· Neill

Abel Ortiz

Brian Oszakiewski \'Q'ayne Ozrnina Gino Pacetti Daniel Passananri Brian Pendergast

Joseph Perra iris James Pisacaor Damian Plioplys Matthew Posgay Landon Powell James Principle John Proano Brerc Psik

Joseph Pursley Michael Quinn Jr. James Ramig John Ramirez Daniel Reed

Paul Retake Daniel Richardson Patrick Robbins

Raymond Robinson Kevin Roche Vincent Rojas

I ichclas Romanas David Rowan Joshua Ruggio Michael Rummery Joseph Ruzich

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James Ryan Jacob Sachcn Daniel Sahnas Daniel anchez Jorge Sanchez

Paul arrcn Scan anion Matthew Scannell

Paul haller Patrick Schiavone Michael hucb Edward hulra

Anthony Schwartz Steven hapirc Daniel Shervino Eric Shoesmirh

Kevin iedlecki Isaias Sifuentes Christopher Slemp Dennis magur fidel Solis Mario Sow Timothy Spokes

Marthew Srachowkski

David Starks Michael Taff Ronald Talaski Michael Tardy Brerr Taylor

Ryan Terrell Darnell Thomas emmanuel Thomas

Hector Torres Juan Torres Ryan Tuzik Joseph Vaclavik

Viras VinCI Brendan Vizza Richard vody Robert Walls

Anthony \X'nlsh Brian Warchol Greg Ward Michael \'<'elsh Brian Whitlock Jeffery WidmolH Anthony Wiooenski Michael \Xlilcox

Bradley \'(Iillerre Steven WilJiams Gregory \'(/iI5On Mark Winisrorfcr

James Winrers Michael Withers Michael Woods jarrerr \'(Irishr

luke Yanz Srephen Yu Trevor Zairz

Nicholas Zielcr Jeffery Zoeller Jason Zudycki

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Sophomores Kevin Moss. John Huber. and Brian Hum can't ger enough of rhar funky sruff in (he cafeteria.

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More so than other years, sophomore year is a time when students can relax and enjoy themselves. They have adjusted to their new school and have gotten used to the heavier workload. Once these adjustments are made they can turn their minds to other things, such as exploring their interests and goals. "Sophomore year is a year to take on new challenges, to learn from freshman mistakes and to grow stronger," said sophomore Joshua Watson.

Academically, sophomore year is a time for students to buckle down and keep their grades up. Most students do not think roo seriously about college in sophomore year but slacking off could result in a ruined record and not getting into the college of their choice when the time comes. With two years of high school still ahead, it is hard to think about having to choose a college or find a job.

Sophomore year is also a good time for the student to find his niche within the school. Because there are not tOO many pressures on him, such as preparing for the ACT, or choosing a college, he can explore different sports and activities. This may help him find out what he is interested in and good at and could help him choose a career or college major.

"To me sophomore year is like going to the dentist. You hate the rhoughr of going, but in the end it's quick and painless," said sophomore Ryan Sullivan.

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Matthew Akins Anthony Albano Jose Alcxandri Matthew Allen Adam Alrenbach Adam Alvarado Michael Alvarez Jose Alvaree jr

Kyle Anncrino Andres Areans Timothy Arena Tomas Asllana] David Bachler Jose Barragan Timothy Barry Merrhew Bauer

Adam Berkowicz Mark Biegaoski John Bielecki Paul Bollinger Johnathan Boose Kevin Boudreau Thomas Sour Daniel Bowen

Robert Brader Steve Brandenburge Michael Brow Randy Brown Michael Bruno John Bryer Matthew Buckley Patrick Buending

James Burke Patrick Burke Timothy Burke John Burton Brian Buttron Luis Calderon Sergio Calderon Brian Carey

Sean Carey Timothy Carroll Brian Caner Michael Cascio Sean Casey Anthony Ceja Patrick Chambers Raben Chambers

Dorsey Chappell James Coghlan Joseph Colander TImothy Colander Ryan Colby

Kevin Coleman Alexander Comminos Brian Conrad

Colin Cook Robert Copp Michael Corle Phillip Crivellone Rey Cruz

Carl Cuevas Eugene Curdna Brian Dalron

Matthew Daly Robert Davie Clarence Davis Marc Davis Matthew Deceaoh Michael Defranco Anthony Deprima Michael Devries

Sophomores

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Daniel Diu Jobn Dignan Joseph Dioaso Brian Dixon Joseph Dovalina Christopher Duckhom Brendan Duffner Manhew Duffy

Brian Dugan james Duignan Marc Dunworth David Duran Matthew Duszak Kevin Edgeworth Michael Fary

Mark Feigl

Patrick Finerty

James Flannery

Michael Fleischman Ryan Fleming Sean Fleming Darcy Foiliard Brendan Ford

Jason Foster Nicholas Franklin Brian Funk

Kyle Gaffney Douglas Gallian Joel Galvan Jr. Hcriberro Garcia

Roger Garcia

Kyle Garmes Marrhew Gilberro William Gleeson Ricardo Godinez Johnarhan Grella Anthony Griffin

Brian Grote Randall Grzenia

Patrick Gue Victor Guevara Miguel Guitierrez Alessio Guzman Michael Hague Edward Hammer David Hanley Robert Hardcastle

Brian Hardy Rayfield Harrell Jr.

Michael Hasty Matthew Heeney David Heirnberg Manuel Hernandez Francisco Herrera Brian Hickey

Matthew Hill Eric Hiltner Anron Hogan Michael Hasty Matthew Houze John Huber Brian Hunt Cernal Jackson

Matthew James Gary Jankowski Jason Jaskulski Dcmarius Jones Eugene Kazecki Kieran Kelliher

Kenneth Keselica Jr.

George Kfur

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Leo Finn

James Knighrly Steven Kolodzinski Brian Kosranski Matthew Korheimer Matthew Kovats George Kraynak John Krysrof

Steven Kraysiak

Stanley Kus Jr. Robert Kusel Craig Laidlaw Christopher Laux Ryan Lawler Adam Leser Michael lewis Marrhew Linane

Daniel Liston

James Lombardi Robert Long Michael Lucarelli Jeffery Ludden Brendan Mackinnon Jeff Madden Michael Malinowski

Daniel Mallo)' Manhew Maples Michael Marrin Marcial Mafrinez John Marhius Jonathan Mayden Jesse McCann Thomas McCanhy

Colin McCormick Kevin McCormick Kevin McDonough Justin Mdver Michael Mcleod Neil McMahon James McNulty

PJ Mendis

David Mendoza Jeffery Mercado Daniel Meske Christopher Miernicki Richard Miller Raymond Monahan Anthony Monragano Ryan Moroz.

Robert Mosel Kevin Moss Robert Mullaney James Mulligan Derek Mulqueen Daniel Murphy Mere Musselman Edward Musto

William Neary James Nicky Gregory Noha Matthew Noonan Timothy Noonan Arthur orch George Nugent William O'Connor

Joshua Odelson Daniel O'Donnell Richard Oeheme II John Olivero Camacxeile Olivo Ryan O'Reilly Lauro Orozco Jr. Leonel Ortega

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Jamie Ortiz Ronald Padalino Shaun Padgham Steven Paluck Leo Pappalas Jeffery Panaca

Michael Patron Kalman Paul

Marko Pnvic James Pembroke Gabriel Perez Richardc Perez Amonio Perkins Kevin Peters George Peterson Alessandro Picciolini

Richard Picrzynski Nicholas PipaJa Adam Pirman James Poole Andrew Popielec javaris Pratt Anthony Presbiterc Brian Prosapio

Christopher Przybylski J usrin Radziewicz John Regan Eric Reschke Justin Rex Adam Reyes Steven Reyes Matthew Ribikawsis

Dominic Rizzo Arturo Rodriguez Marine Rodriguez Chad Roeske Nicholas Romo Richardo Ruiz Daniel Ryan

Zachary Sadek

Marrin Saldana ReynaJdo algado WilJiam Salter 111 Joe Sangster Anthony Sasak Krisrian Schmidt-Stang James Schultz. Keith Schwalra

Randall Schwalra

John Sexton Matthew Shine K ylc Shinnick Paul Skercich Blaise Steele

jarnaal Steward John Strubel

Ryan Sullivan

James Sullivan Jr.

Joseph Tassone Michael Terrev David 1110mas John Thornton Gabriel Torncro

Joseph Treacy

Todd Triller Rigoberro Valencia Brent Valentino Thomas Walaszek Brendan Wnlsh Thomas Walsh Joseph Ward Damian WarshaU

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Joshua \'(faeson Thomas \'(lam Timothy W'(''3thcrby Richard \'(feber Brian Weg

c!;fford Wells \'(IiJliam \'V'hiricy Chris \Vieo.orck

Mark Wilkey Anthony Williams Leonard Willis Larry \Xlilson Timothy Winters John \'(fiora Frederick \'(IoOOs Mark Yore

Francisco Zamora

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Walking into Brother Rice for the first time was probably so overwhelming that you thought your old seat in .: grammar school looked twenty times better than it did when you actually sat in it.

But you forged ahead and walked into the gym with your chin up. Day one went by, then week one, then a .month, and then finally the year. It seemed like a breeze, then the dreaded sophomore year awaited. And when you ·fmished your last final exam of sophomore year, you could finally say the three word phrase you had long awaited, . ''1' m an upperclassman. "The next step on the quest for maturity and independence.

. Junior year, what could you possibly say about it? For one, you are no longer a "benny." You can finally attain . the unifying symbol of the Brother Rice community, the class ring. But it is also a time for great seriousness, the SAT's and ACTs stare juniors in the eye. It is also the year of picking colleges. Scheduling freedom is another

'power of the juniors. However, if not careful, they could jeopardize their future with an excessively lenient schedule.

Junior year also allows athletes to participate in varsity sports. The determination and effort of the athletes over . the past two years should hopefully begin to flourish and allow them to show their Rice Pride.

Juniors represent the future of the school. They have most of the respect and similar privileges of Seniors. They have made it through the first twO years and are able to completely comprehend the concept of being a "Crusader."

Juniors Favorite Teacher Quotes -

"You Jerk" - Mr. DuffY "You Lose" - Mr.

Zabrocki

"KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid!" - Coach Gleason

"uh wa, uh wa, uh wa, eb, eb, eb" - Mr.

Dolan's Theme Music

Junior Patrick McNaUy pauses for a moment on the \'(Ialk-A·Thon trail.

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Anthony Adamczyk

Robert Aderman Marco Alvarez Carlos Arroyo Michael Augie

Ralph Bal Jason Baloun Ryan Balsewich

William Banks Michael Barry Christopher Baylis Thomas Becker Raymond Belcher Timothy Belcik Thomas Berry David Bertling

Thomas Biancicrro Stanley Bielawski Paul Bojko Jeffrey Boudreau Jason Brackin Sherman Braden

BiU Bruno

Jeffrey Bucina

Ryan Bush Martin Buder 1S.'l<:lC Burton Brendan Cahill Daniel Calderon Jorge Calderon Joseph Cambria Gary Caponigro

Carl Carandnng Luigi Cardella

Tbornas Carmody Brendan Carrig James Carroll Patrick Carter Daniel Casey Jose Castillo

Christian Cesaro Julius Chaidez Thomas Chambers jason Chapel Joseph Charles Michael Charnora Jonathan Chibicki John Chojnacki

Michael Chuffo Kevin Clam

Anthony C1arizio Kevin Cleofe Ryan Coffey R )'an Collins

J usrin Costello Michael Covorsos

Steven Conic

Ricky Crain Charles Craine Brian Crowley Brendan Cullen \'(filliam Curta

Michael Daniher Parrick Darling

Joseph Delcorse Michael Demars icholas Denny Kevin Doherty Edward Doody

Christopher Dospoy Robert Driscoll Martin Drumm

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Anthony Dwyer Kevin Dwyer William Dwyer Carlos Enciso James Esposito Ryan Esmnd James Famera Daniel Favela

Todd Feicl Joseph Fernandez James Finn Aaron Fissinger Thomas Flannery Gregory Flood Antonio Flores Bernie Flores

Dustin flares

John Foran

Joseph Forbes Marco F rer Michael Foster Derrick Gabalewica Mark GabaJewicz Jason Garcia

Dominykas Giedraitis Andrew Gierur Sreven Gilligan

Kevin Gceppner ~

M ichael Golda

Daniel Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez Roberto Gonzalez

Eric Gordon Stephen Gorski Allen Graber Daniel Gray Eroriano Green Vincent Greene Edward Griffin Marrhew Gronski

Michael Gruener Timothy Gustafson Hector Gutierrez Timothy Hejec Steven Hall

Daniel Hanley John Hennon 111 Luke Hanusiak

Michael Hanzie Daniel Harrigan Joseph Hayden Marrhew Hayes Daniel Heinzel Andrew Henderson Thomas Hennigan Joseph Herman

AI Hernandez

Matthew Himmelmann Jeffrey Hironimus Steven Hofflander Sidney Holmes

Keith Howell

Marry Hynes

John Jankowski

Joseph jogmen Brian Johnson Nathaniel Johnson Matthew Jones James Jursich

Robert Kacarnarcayk Adam Keene John Kelly

Juniors

Michael Kelsch Patrick Kennedy Jack Kielbasa James Klockowski Jeffrey Kolb Kevin KolJpaimer M ichael Kolosh Daniel Kovats

Ryan Krafchefer Thomas Krasneck

Chrisrcpher Krygowski Michael K wain WlilJiam Kyles John Legiglia

Brad Lauderdale Gerald Lavery

Frank Lettiere Marcus Lewis \'(Iilliam Leyden

John Ligda Michael Limon Thomas Lunz Daniel Lynch

Luke Lyons

Todd Madsen Arthur Mahl Alex Malian Neill Malone

Michael Mancini Colm Marron Zachary Martin Erasro Martinez

Lorenzo Martinez Richard Martinez Christophel" Mason Muhammad Marariyeh James McAloon Matthew McCarthy Timothy McDonaJd Parrick McGarry

William McGehee Parrick Mcinerney Patrick Me ally 'tanhew l'o'lcNulry James Meehan Zeno Mehas Felix .Mejia David Melicharek

Saul Mendez Bradley Miller Daniel1l.'Iiller Giancarlo Mira Jason Mitchem John Monraltc

Jose Montes Brandon Moore

Michael Moriarty Juan Morin Michael Morlan Tracy Morris Christopher Mcskaires Jonathan Moskaites Michael Mulryan Sean Murphy

Timothy Murphy Perer Muzereus Christopher Nakuds Matthew Neibert Chris Neumann Mike Nolan Michael Nykaza Matthew O'Boylc

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James O'Brien

John O'Connell Niall O'Malley Daniel Obrein-Bravi G iancnrlo Olvera Armando Orozco Eric Orria

James Oskvarek

John Ott

Jon Overton

Eric Pahl Matthew Paller lllOmas Pllnfil Robert Paskowski Richard Pasakier Richard Parurzo

Mario Pawinski Benjamin Peden Timothy Pepper Daniel Perez Jonathan Perfecto Brian Petzel

Keith Pietruszka Michael Picrruszynski

Adam Pietrzak Daniel Pineda Philip Pipala

M ichael Pironri

M ichael Pochordo Charles Pollack Gregory Potter Brian Powley

Richard Prange Colin Prendergast Timothy Prendergast James Pritchard Robert Przybylski Ryan Pucher Brendan Purse Christopher Quaid

Patrick Quaine Damian Ramos Jose Rangel

Kelly Reardon Jonathan Releford Daniel Remiasa Daniel Rerzke Christopher Reyes

Pedro Reyes

James Ribikawskis ""iUiam Richards Virus Ripskis

Edwin Rivadeneira Christopher Robinson Gerardo Rodriguez Richard Rogers

Kevin Rohan Christopher Rojas Garrick Royster Marrin Ruberry Kevin Ryan Manhew Ryan \'{filliam Sadek Eduardo Sanchez

Alexis anitagc James Savaianc Alex Schaller Michael Schergen John Schlee Daniel Schuld Steve Score Joseph Sea

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Keith Seper jason Shields Nicholas Shields

Brian Siska

Robert Slawson Marek Slodycaka Bradley Smith Thomas Sobon

Jordan Sorrell Chris Sosnowksi \,(/iI1iam pee Jr.

Ryan Spokas John Stack Paul Stankiewicz Brian Sterk Johnnchan Srewarr

I van Srricic Nicholas Swiech James Szalko Daniel Szrnergalski Victor Tassone Mark Telander Simon TheoduJe Brian Thome

James Tack Norman Tom Caesar Torres David Toscano David Tracy Michael Trehey Robert Tuzik Alejandro Valadez

John Vandenhende Rolando Vargas Thomas Vencrice Richard Vera Nicholas Verserro Carlos Villamil Thomas Volk Bryan WaI,hall

Edward \'(/axmansky Michael \'(/aziQ Marrhew \'(IiJmot Rubbin Wims Bartholomew Winters Daniel \'(Inek Steven \"(/ oods Gus Xiarhos

Vic Yanz Joseph Zaczek Daniel Zagara Keith Zavorka

Chrisropher Zimowski Tomas Ziupsnys Brian Zofkie

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semesrer 3j awards ceren

This is the end my friend ....

Four years ago, the class of 1999 entered the halls of Brother Rice High School as nervous boys, and on May 27th, 1999, they left Rice, via the football field after participating in their last school function at Brother Rice, Graduation. But on that first day, Brother Casey made a predication, and it came true. He told us that after four years, no one will be the same, and that while we sat there in the gym, to enjoy every moment, because four years will go quickly. Did it ever! From midnight madness to the Senior prom, four years seem to jell together as one. But Senior year is always special, a time to find your place for the next four years. Class schedules are not as aggressive as they had been in previous years, and students have almost no worries as their college choices are made and tests have been taken. Senior year is definitely one to remember.

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Crusaders' Best or Favorite Memories ...

Victor Aguinaga, Jr.

Brad Aguirre Miguel Alfaro, Jr.

"Mr. Ross's English class freshman year" - Many Seniors

Paul Alfich Thomas Alonzo Luis Alvarez, jr.

"When Jaime Forst wore two different pairs of shoes to school" - Brett Bielinski

Michael Amaro Timothy Annerino Michael Archie

"Beating Mt. Carmel 2 L- 3 on Homecoming" - Many Seniors

"Kairos" - Many Seniors

"Winning the Water Polo State Championship Junior Year" - Ely Calero

Laceef Aryee Christopher Asbury Kurt Bakun

, 'Basketball Games" - John Mct.ormick

David Banik Richard Barclay James Banaglia

"Ms. Bruce" - Many Seniors

, 'Beating Leo for Catholic League in Basketball Senior Ycar."- Many Seniors

Neil Bergeron Brett Bielinski George Bi~'S, III

Blake Biszewski Thomas Blazer Thomas Bojarcwica Timothy Bracken Jason Brandt

Patrick Brennan Jeffery Brook

Kevin Brown

Sidney Brown, Jr. Guillermo Buenrostro

David Bulvan Brian Bums Eddie Burron, Jr. John Busking Justin Buder

Timothy Byrne Jackson Cabauaran Ely Calero Anchony Capron Jason Cardona

Brian Carey

Dale Caridine, Jr. Christopher Carney Raul Casales, Jr. Nolbertc Casas

Mike Cavaro Frank Chaplin, rv Frank Cheers Steven Chyba James Clarke

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Marrbew Clarkin Anthony Gaudio Sean Collins Michael Connelly James Corrigan

Roberr Craven Kevin Crowe Kevin Cusick Kevin Duhon

Matthew Daniher

Arthur Dam III Howard Davis Roger Decker, JII Joshua Deering Norman Defranco

Adrian DelBosque Gary Ddl'Orfancllo Mark Deskovich Luis Diaz Jason Dockery

John Doody, Jr Thomas Dougherty Paul Dowd Brian Doyle Joseph Drennan

Thomas DriscolJ Kevin Duffner Jason Dyrda Michael Endzel Luis Escobedo, Jr.

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Matthew Fournier Brian Fox

Ismnel Franqui, Jr.

Edward Pudece Joshua Fullman \'{Iilliam Funk

Richard Gaicki Antonio Galvan Jr. Kellen Gamble

Ricardo Gamboa. Kevan Gannon Alejandro Garcia, Jr. Roberto Garcia

Willinm Fanelli Patrick FarreU John Fech

Edward Feliciano, Jr. Michael Fennell

Joseph Ficzgerald McGlamhon Fleming, III Lamont Fletcher

Daniel Foreman

James Forst

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Fernando Garza, IIJ Omar Garza Morgan Gavin Matthew Geraghry Sergio Godinez, Jr.

Edgar Goluch Craig Gondarcayk Brandon Gonzalez Miguel Gonzalez Jesse Goyria

Mark Graca Sean Grady William Gmnnes Jordan Green Andrew Gres

Joseph Grimes, I U Fernando Gutierrez, Jr.

Keith Gutierrez Michael Hanna

Justin Hernandez Nicholas Hernandez

Dan Ritchie struggles with a calculus problem.

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Ruben Herrera Daniel Heywood Joseph Hilburger Robert Hoitsma, Jr. Steven Horton

Allan Howard, II Richard Hudec, II Sean Hunt Michael Hynek Jason jerousek

Martin Joyce John Karczewski Jeffn.,. Karr Bryan Kelly Patrick Kelly

Marrhew Kisha Brad Klimkowski William Knor Christopher Knox John Kohl"

Seniors

Seniors Craig Mircbell, Brian Kova rs , JonPaul Wicowski, Rob Lagoni. and Mart Yore rerum from the walk-a-rbon.

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Patrick Koncel John Konrath James Konstanr, Jr.

Brian Kovacs, Jr.

David Kriedemann

Gerald Kruel

Thomas Kuaiela Kanon K ysiak Erik Iabudeik Robert Iagoni

Terrence laPage Anthony Lara John Lee T. J. Lee Morgan Leslie

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Michael Levine Jason Lirchneckert Joseph Linn

Billy Locke

Jose Lopez

Joshua Lopez David Lozano Daniel lynch Patrick Lynch Brian MacKinnon

James Madden Michael Malone Martin Maloney Michael Manfredi Richard Marren

Jovan Marrin David Marzec Brian Maske Thomas McBride Daniel McCabe

Kevin McClowry John McCormick Patrick McCormjck Matthew McDonough Dermot McGuire

Daniel Mclncosh Matthew McKevitt Matthew McKitrick Sam McNeil

Seniors

Sam McVay, IJI Charles Meehan Patrick Meiner joshua Mercer Donald Merkle, J 1I

Thomas Merry Lance Metzger Carlos Mexicano Asam Michael james Michaels

Craig Mitchell Gerry Moloney Kevin Moran Americo Morelli Brian Morley

PhiUip Mortimer Erik Moskavicz AIda Moya Christopher Murphy Thomas Murray

Edgar Navarro Ocavian Neamru Daniel N icbols Timothy Nickless Andrew Nicky

john Nino james Noonan, II Michael Noonan Darius Norvilas Terrence O'Boyle

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Joseph O'Connell Nick O'Connor William O'Connor Mart O'Hearn Ryan O' Malley

Timothy O'Neill Peter O'Reilly Matthew Olenak Jesus Ortiz Salvador Ortiz

Matthew Paluck Hilmar Paul Christopher Perez Gerald Petraitis Robert Phelps

Marrin Philbin Anthony Piechocki James Pirman Michael Pizur Timothy Polacek

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Steven Rowe Hector Ruiz Daniel Rummery Kevin Russell Daniel Sanchez

Willliam Sanchez Carlos Sandoval Edward J. Santiago Marcos Saucedo Matthew Sedlacek

Dennis Sexton Michael Shamma Donald Shaughnessy John Shine Thomas Siefert, II

Jeremy Sikorski James Sivicek Aaron Smith (even Spadoni

Nicholas Spangelo

Demonze Spruiel Brian Stahl Brian Stankus Scott Sraros Norbert Srasik

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Phillip Rizzo Richard Rodriguez Eric Roeske Anthony Roman

Adam Staszewski Mark Srehney WilJiam rewarr Michael Stokes Robert Strickland

David Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Daniel Terrnunde Kevin Terry Fernando Tcudi

Donald Thomas Kevin Thomas Patrick Thomas Edwin Thullen Ronald Ticer. Jr.

Edward Torba, UJ Francisco Tore Gabriel T orres Brian Tracy Dominic Trnka

Jacob Vallejo

Chris Van Haren Daniel VanderPloeg Ruben Vasquez Steven Vereecken

Samuel Vergara, Jr. Bradley \'(/ainwrighc Brian Walsh Christopher Walsh Michael Walsh

Seruors

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Justin Watrobka Brandon Weaver Michael Weliczko

Eric \Westphal \,(/illiam Whelehan

Nicholas \'(/hiee Daniel Williamson Dennis \,(/iJls Jon-Paul Wicowski Mark Wojciechowski

Jeffrey \'(Iojtanowicz Timothy W' ood Gabriel Wright Matthew Yore

Rodney Young, Jr.

Lukasa Zientara James Zimny Nicholas Zywica

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Senior Credits

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A9uilUl9a, Victor: S1. NicholiLs of Tofeneine, Colllm6ia Co[fege. Hermanos Llnidos 2,3; Honor Ro[ 1,2.

A9uirre, Br.m; Five HO(y Martyrs. Buny University (FL). Base6alL 1,2,3,4; BaslietbalL 1; Bi!J Brotfier 4; Honor Ro[ 3,4; Intmmumfs 4; Kairos #48; Office AUf 3,4; Peer Minister 4.

Alfaro, Mi9uet: ImmacuaUue Conception. LOYoCa University. Hermanos Unid"os 2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; TrueR. 3; who's wfw Amo"9 American Hi!Jf, Scfwo[ Students '95-'96, '96'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

AlOnzo, Thomas: Owen S.A. Moraine ValLey. Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos 57; Trueli.l,2.

ACvar~, Luis: S1. Agt1£S. Hermanos UnUfos 2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3; Kairos #56; Nationa[ Honor Society 3,4.

Anuaro, Michael: St. GalL Devry Institute of Tecfino[09Y' Kairos #56.

Aryee, L<tte4 S1. FeCidtas. Xavier University af Louisiana. AulfioVisuaf Am 1,2,3,4; Crusader of tfte WeeR. 1,2,3,4; Dance Committee 4; Dmma cfu6 1,2; Honor Ro[ 1,2,4; Litur9icafLnsem6fe 3,4; Newspaper 4; Prom Committee4; Tennis 1,2; Wrestfin9 1; Ye.ar6ooli. 4.

As6ury, Christoplia: Kennedy Junior High Nortfternlffinois University.

FootbaIC 3,4; TrarJi. 3.

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Bakun, Kurt: Fort Sam Houston, San Aruoruo, Texas. Christion Brothers Unlversity. Bi!J Brotfier 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3; Kairos #53; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Office Am 1,3; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4.

Banik, Da.vUf 51. Thomas More. Marquette University. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusnder of tfle Week 3,4; Dance Comntittee 3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmnuunfs 3,4; Kairos #54, #56; Key CCub 1,2,3,4; Litemry Maga.tit1£ 2,3,4; Math CCub 2,3,4; NatioltaC Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; ch,eIi. Evans Schow.

BarcCa.y, RicMr,( JoflnHope. Devry Institute of Te.cflnoCogy. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 1,2,3,4.

B<Uta9Ua., )CUII£S: S1. Bama6as. Crusader of the Week 1; FoowalL 1,2,4; Honor Ro[ 1,4; Kairos #50; Newspaper 3; Truelt 1,3; Trainer 4; Wres~ 1,2,3; Ye.ar6oolt 3.

Bergeron, Neil: St. Christina. Honor Ro[ 2,4.

Bielinski, Brett: Most HO(y Redeemer. Iffinois State University. Bi!J Brother 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Key CCub 1,2,3; Litemry Magazine 2; Nationaf Honors Society; Tennis 2; TmcIi. 1.

Bi99s, George: S1. NicholiLs of ToCentine.

Bojcrowicz, Thonuas: 51. TuMills. Devry Institute of Te.cftnoCogy. foot- 6alL 1; Honor Ro[I, 3; IntmntumCs 3.

Brack.en, Tinwthy: Nathan Hale. University of Iffinois @ UroanaChantpai!Jn. Bi!J Brother 4; Cmsrufer of the weeIi. 2,3; foot6aIC 1,2,3,4;

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Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmnmmfs 3,4; Kairos #54, #56; Key CCub 2,3,4; MatftC[u62; Nationa[HonorSociety 3,4; Newspaper 3; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Tmcli.l; Vo[fey6alL 2,3,4; Wrestfi"9 2; Ye.ar6oolt 3; Edmwuf Rice Schow; R06ert Sttffe.cli. AwanC 3; Who's who Amo"9 American Hi!Jh schoof Students '95-'96, '96-'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

Brennan, Pa.trick.: M1. Greenwood, Moraine Vaffey.

Brook, Jeffery: orchanC Hill SchooL l(fuwis State University. Base6alL 1; BasltewalL (M9r.) 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Irummumls 4; Kairos #55; Bnnd 1,2,3,4.

Brown, Kevin: KeCfog9. foawalL 1; Intmmumfs 3.

Brown Jr., Siditey: S1. Jofln De La Saffe. Northern Iffinois University.

Dmma cCub 3; Newspaper 4; Ye.ar6oolt 4.

Buenrostro, GuiCCernw: S1. cCare ofMontefako. Lewis University. Hermanos UltUfOS 2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 2; Intmmumfs 3; Kairos #55; Lewis University Achievement Award.

Burns, Brian: CentmC Junior Hi!Jh University of Dayton. Base6alL 1; Chess Team 1,2,3; foot6alL 1,4; Hermanos Unid"os 2,3; Honor R'o[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #55; Office AUf 1,2; Theatre 1,2,3,4.

Burton Jr., EdlUe: Stevenson, Dafey Coffege. Bow[i"9 1,2,3,4; Honor ro[ 1,2,3; TmcIi. 3.

Butfer, Justin: S1. Sa6ina. Colllm6ill Coffege. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of the Weeli. 1,2,3,4; Dmma cCub 1,2,3,4; Hermanos Unid"os 2,3; Honor Ro[ 2,3,4; Kciros #52; Libmry Au{ 1,2; Liturgicaf Lnsem6Ce 3,4; Peer Minister 4 Student CounriC 3; Theatre Department 1,2,3,4; Junior of Ute Year Can<fiMte.

Bynre, Timothy: S1. Linus. University of Dayton. Base6alL 1,2; FoowalL 2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; IntmmumCs (BaslietbaU; S0ft6aU); Kairos #54.

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CCIbauatan, Ja.cltson: S1. Ricfwnf. Devry Institute Clf TecfinoCogy. Bi!J Brother 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Office Aia 3,4; Peer Minister 4.

CaCero, ElY: St. Germaine. Purdue University. Bi!J Brother 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #51; Math Cfu6 2; Nationnl Hortor Society 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4.

Capron, Tony: SL Linus. Quincy University. Bi9 Brotner 4; Hocli.ey 1,2,3; Honor Ro[ 1,2; Kairos #55; Key cCub 4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4.

Carey, Brian: St. Bemadeue. S1. Norbert's Coffege. Bi!J Brother 4; Cross Country 1,2; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 4; Kairos #50; Peer Minister 4; Tmclt 1,2.

Ca.ridine, Dale: Jofln J. Pershi"9 Mllyvet SchooL Aunio VisuaC Au{ 1,2,3,4; Bi!J Brotfier 4; D~ CCub 1; FootbalL 1; Honor Ro[ 2,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #53; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; TmcIi.

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1,2,3,4; Wrestfin9 1; Ronafa Wasftingtoll Scftofar '96-'97, '98-'99.

Cantey, Christopher: Mosl HOfy Redeemer, Westent lmltnois University. Base6a[ 1; Bi9 Brotlier 4; foot6a[ 1,2,3,4; Honor Roff 1; lntramumfs 1; Kairos #50; Peer Minister 4; Voffey6a[ 1.

Casafes, RallC: St. Aqnes. Unitet! States Marine Corps. Hermnnos Uniaos 3,4; Honor Ro[ 3,4; lltt11llltumfs 3,4; Kairos #57; Key Cfub 3; Prom Committee 4; SL Gefasius 3.

Casas, Nofberto: SL A9nes. Hermanos Unitfos 3,4; Kairos #56; Tmdt 1,2.

Cavato, Mike: Most HOfy Redeemer, University of Iowa. bAsket6aff 1; Bi9 Brotner 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Cnlsatfer of tfte Wedt 3,4; Dance Committe 3,4; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; lntramumfs 3,4; Kairos #49, #55; L:ibmry AUf 3; Natinna( Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; prom Commiue 4; Stuaeltl Councif 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; MVP Cross Country '98; Intrnmumf Champion (Basketbaft) '98, '99; Gofrf Melfa' Lerufersftip.

Cheers, Frank; SL E.thefretfa. Marquette University. Bi9 Brother 4; Crusatfer of the week 1,2,3; Dmma cru6 3; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; Kairos #53, #57; Literary Maga.tine 1,2; atW1Utf Honor Society 3,4; Newpaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Connnittee4; Stutfent Councif 1,2,3; Stuaeltt COltgress 1,2,3,4; YearnooR 4; JUltinr of the Year, Who's Wfto Amon9 American Hi!}fl ScflOof Stuaeltts '95-'96, '96-'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

Cfarke, Ja,nes: SL Tftomas More. SL Mary's University. Drama Crub 4; Honor Ro[2.

CCarkin, Matthew: Most HOfy Relfumer. Westen! Micfti!}an Ultiversily.

Hockey 1; HOMr Rolf 4; lntmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #54.

Cfaudio, Antliony: SL Gaff Devry Institute of Tecfutofo9Y. Honor Rolf 1; Kairos #56.

Coffins, Sean: .St, Johlt Fisher. Ultiversity of ltriltois @ UrnmUlChampai!}n. Big Brother 4; Crusoder of tfte Weelt 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; HOIlOr Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #54. #57; Key crub 1,2,3,4; ewspaper 2,3; Peer Minister 4; TracR 1; VolTeybalf 1,2,3,4; Yearnook 2,3; Tolty Lawfess AwanC Winner (9ofj); lHSA Alf StateAcatfemic Team; Evans Scftorar; 1999 Senior ScflOfar-AtitCete; ftrinois State Scftofar.

Con,tef(y, MicliaeC: SL Jofm Fisfier, University of fowa. Big Brother 4; foolballI 2,3,4; Honor Rof( 1,2,3,4; Kairos #54; Peer Minister 4.

Craven, Rofiert: St. Mary Star of tite Sea. Base6aff 1,2,4; HOIlOr Rof( 3,4; Intmmumls 4.

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Daftou, Kevin. SL Bernndette. United'States Navaf Acaaemy. Bi!} Brolfter 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; HOIlOr Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 3,4; Kairos #55; Math cfub 1,2,3,4; Natio1UtC Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Trod, 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2.

Danifter, Matthew: St. John Fisfter. CMMer of the Week 3,4; foot6a[ 1,2,3,4(Capt.); lntralllumfs 3; Kairos #57; Tm& 1,2,3; Tminer 4.

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Data III, Artfiur: SL Linus. Purdue University. Base6aff (Mgr.) 1,2,3,4; Honor Rof( 1,2,3,4; MaUt Cfub 2; lffi.!tois State Schofar.

Decker, R0ger: SL BClted'ict. Marquet1e University. fishing Crub 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57.

Deeri,'9, Josliua: Sutlierlilluf. Ultiversity of Iowa. Big Brother 4; footbalf 3,4; Honor Roff 3,4; fntmmumfs 3,4; Kniros #51, #57; Key Crub 3; Nationaf HOIlOr SOciety 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Tro& 3.

Dejra'tco, Nonnan: St. Sympftrosa. Ultiversity of lffiMS at Chicago.

Honor Rof( 1,2,3,4; Nancy Kafata AwanC; Pam& Martin Lyons AwanC.

DelBosque, Aarian: St. Aqnes. Hermnnos Ultidos 4; Kairos #56.

DeCCorfa'tef(, Gary: St. Gaff. Dafey Cof(ege. Office A ia 3.

Desfiovicfi, Marti: St. Mary Star of Ute Sea. Footbaff 1,2,3,4; Guidance Aia 1; HOMr Rorf 1,2,3,4; Trock 3,4.

Di=, Luis: SI. Pius V. Swimmutg 1,3,4; Water Pofo 3,4.

DOCkery, JasOIl: Dawes Efellterttary Scftoof. DaCey Coffege. HOIlOr Ref( 1,2,3,4; Intrnmurnls 1,2; Natio1Ut( Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2; Stuaellt COll9ress 1.

Dooay Jr, Jolin: SI. Bernndeue, Lams Cof(egc. Basebaf( 1,2; Jntmmurafs 1,4; Kairos #50.

D0"9f1erty, Tliomas: SI. Cajetan. Loras Coffege. HOMr Roff 4; Kairos#54.

Dowa, PauC: St. Befe, SL Leo's Cof(egc. Bowfing 1; lntmlltumfs 3,4; Water Pofo 1,2.

Doyfe, Brian: SI. Sylltphorosa. Marquet1e Ultiversity. HOIlOr Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 2,3; Kniros #51; Soccer 1,2,3,4; TroiJler4; Maroon alia Orange Cfi,b 3.

Drenuan, Josepft: SI. Jofm fisC,,,r. SI. Mary's University. Hockey 1,2,3,4; HOllar Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 3; Kairos #48.

Driscoff T(wtltas: St. Jolin Flsher. University of If(j,lOis @ UrnOlUlCftalltpai!}lI. Bi!} Brother 4; Crusader of tfte Week 4; footbaff 2,3,4; Honor Rof( 1,2,3,4; Intmmurafs 2,4; Kairos #50, #55; Key Cfub 3,4; Matn Cfub (Capt.) 3,4; Natin1Utf HOllar Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Stuaent Congress 4; Track 1,2,3; Wrest(iJlg 1,2; llfinois State Scliofar; Math State Finalist,

Duffruer, Kevin, SL Bantabas. Grona ValTey State University. Honor Rolf 3,4; lntrolllumfs 3,4; Kairos #49,#54; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Aff Conferettce-Soccer.

Dynfa, Jason: Marl< Twain. httmmurafs 3.

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Enfu~ MicFtaeC: St. Bantabas. University of lffinois @ Urna.UlCftmltpai!}n. Basebaff 2; Bi!} Brotlier 4; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; Inemmumls 3,4; Kairos #53; Natin,UlC HOIlOr Society 4; Peer Minister 4.

Escobedo, Luis: Sl. Pius V. Unitea Smtes Marine Corp. JntmmumCs 3,4.

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Fa'lem, Wiffian" Queen of Martyrs. Eastern Jffirwis University. Kairos #55.

Farrea; Patrick; S1. Gennaine. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #55; Soccer 1,2,3,4.

Fedt, John; Queen of Martyrs. University of Pitts6ur9h. Bow[in9 1,2; Crusader of the Week 1,2,3,4; Dmma c[u6 4; Honor Rolf 1,2,4; Kairos #56; Key c[u6 1,2,3,4.

Fennea; Mkhae( St, Jofm Fisher. University of Dayton. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #57.

fiLm, Mr. Af: Wort! Processing, WorUC History. B.S.- Business, B.S.Education.

FCemi''9, MCGlitut(Wl1; RosefmuC Christian School Mount Sl. Cfare.

Bow[inB 4; Dmnm cfu6 1; foot6nff 1,4; Honor KolT 2,3,4; Jntmnmm[s 3; Kairos #56; Li6mry Ait! 1; Nationa[ Honor Society 4; Offo:.e Aid' 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Tmck 1,2,3,4.

FCetcher, Lamont: Bumsid'e ScflOfastic Acaaemy. fforida.A&M University. BowCing 1,2,3,4; Computer Cfub 4; HOIwr Rolf 1,2,3,4; JntmmumCs 1,3; Kairos #57; MathCfub 1,2; Nationaf Honors Society 4. Brotlier Edrnund Rice ScflOfar, Arcflbishop James P. LyRe Afrimn- American Jl1Iage Awcnf Iffi.wis State ScflOfar; Nationaf Merit Adiievemeut, Progmm Recognitioll; Perfect Anendence,

Foreman, Danie( SI. Camerine. Purdue UniversUy. Bi9 Brother 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; JrttmnUlmfs 4; Kairos #49, #56; Key C(u6 2,3,4; Mat(1 cfub 2,3,4; Nationef Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Comnuuee 4; Tmck 1,2,3,4. Jffinois Stnte Scholitr; Anthony Hnnrnhnn Scholitrship Winner; Edmuna RiceScholitr; NationafMerit Letter of Conunendnuou.

Forst, James: SI. Bama6as. Lllliversity of Jrnnois @ urbana-Cflampai9'c Bi9 Brother 4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; IntmmumCs 3; Kairos #53; Litemry Magazine 2; Na.tiana[ Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2; Peer Minister 4.

Fournier, Matthew: SI. Bama&as. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 2,3,4; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4.

Fox, Brian: SI. Mary Smr of tfle Sea. Arixona Stnte University. Honor Rolf 1; Kairos #57; Tmck 1.

Fra"'lui, Ismae( Gooa Sftepam. DePauf University. Cross Country 1; Hermruws Unid'os 3,4; Kairos #55; Lin''9iat( EIlSem6fe 4; Truck 1,2

Ftufacz, Ed'ward': Keffo99- Loyolit University. Bi9 Brother 4; Dmma Cfuv; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Liturgicaf En5em6fe 3; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3; Theater Departmeru 4; Yearbooli 3; lrnnois State ScflOlitr; Nationa[ Merit Letter of Co.mnenaation ..

Fullman, Jos(uut: Cftades H. Warlier. Cflieogo State University. Tmct< 1; WrestCin9 2,3.

Funk, Wiffiam; SI. Jof1ll Fisher. University of Jffinois. Bi9 Brother 4;

Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Iutmmumls 3,4; Kairos #49, #54; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; peer Minister 4; Suttfent Council 1,2,3,4; Tmck 1,2,3; Wrest[ing 1,2.

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Gaicki, Ridtanf 51. Danie[ tfte propflet. liTinois Institute of TechnoCo9Y' Honor RoiT 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57; Nationa( Honor Society 4.

Ga(valt Jr, Antonio: DonaCd'. L. Morri( Efementnry Schoof University of llTilwis @ Urbtuta-Cftompai9n. Crusader of tfu: WeeR 4; Hennonos Llnidos 2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; 1ntrnmumCs 3; Kairos #56, #57; Math cfub 2; Nntiona[ Honor Society 3,4; Truc~ 2,3; llTinois State ScflOlitr; Nationaf Hispnnir. Rec09nition Pr09mm ScflOlitr finaCist; who's who Amon9 American Hi9h Schoof Stuaents '95-'96, '96-'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

Gant6Ce, KeCfeI" Beasfey Academic Center. morel<ouse coiTe9' Honor Ro{[ 4; Tmck2.

Gamboa, Ricardo: Mor9an Park. University of llTinois @ UrbannChompai9n. Crusader of the Wee~ 4; Henncnos Unid'os 2,3,4; Kaims #55; Swimmin9 1,2,3; Water PoCo 1,2,3; C.O.K. 3,4; PSAT Natianaf Hispanic Rec09nition Pro9mm.

Galtl1olt, Kevan: 1ncantatian. Embry-Ridiffe Aeroununca! University.

Crusader of tfte Week 1,2; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #55; Newspaper 3; Soccer 1; Swimmin9 2; Water Pofo 2; Maroon aruC Omnge C(ub 2; Yearbook 3; wfw's wfw Amon9 American High Schoof Stuaents '95-'96, '96-'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

Garcia Jr, ACejand'ro: SL Gafr. Hermanos Unidos 3,4; JntmmllrnCs 3,4; Kairos #57.

Gavin, Mor9a1t: SL Banta6as. Momine ValTey. Honor Rolf 1,2,4; Kairos #52; Litur9ica[ EIlSem6fe 4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2.

Godinez, Ser9io: SI. Turibtus. Cfiess Team 1; Hermanos Unid'os 2,3,4; Tennis 1.

Gowc(t, Eagar: five HOCy Martyrs. UniversUy of IlTinois @ UrbanaCftampai9n. chess Team 2,3,4; Crusader of tite Weelt 3,4; HOIWT Rolf 1,2,3,4; Jntml1lumfs 2,3,4; Kairos #57; Matft cfu& 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; Ilfinois State Schofnr; Nationaf Merit Letter of Commendation.

GOl1ciar~yk, Crai9: Asfl6uIII Luthernn, University of 1lTinois @ Urbann-Cftampai9n. Cfless Team 3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; 1ntmmumCs 3,4; Kairos #57; Math c~di 2; Natiolta[ Honor Society 3,4; Soccer 1; 1[[nois State Scholitr.

GOllZaf£.z, BrandOn: SI. Denis. JntmmumCs 2; Volfey6alf 2; WrestCin9 2.

GO'lZaiez, Mi9ue( Conmay. foot6alf 1,2,3,4; Truck 1.

Goytia, Jesse: SI. Mary Star of me Sea. Northern 1lfuIOis University.

Base&alf 2; Bow[in9 1,3; Chess Team 2, 3; Dmma Cfu& 1,2; Honor Rolf 1,2,4; Lilimry Aid'1,2; Shlaent Conqress 1,2,3. wfto's who Amon9 American Hi9fl Scfwof Students.

Graca, Mark: Q!reen of tfte Universe. BasRet6aff 1; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; 1ntmmumCs 3,4.

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Granites, wUIiam: Asfibum LIlthemn. Western Ilfinois University. Crusader oJ ule Week 1; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #56; Math Cfu& 1; Soccer 1,2.

Greelt, Jordan: 51. Danie! the Propfiei, Western Ilfinois University. CflesS Team 1; Guidi,"ce Aid 1,2.

Gres, Andrew: 51. Turibius. lntmmurafs 3,4.

Grimes, Josepfi, 51. Hefenn. Northern Ilfinois University. Foot&aIf 4; Intmmurafs 2,4; Tmck 1,2,3,4.

Gutierrez, Fernando: 51. Mary Star of tlte Sea. Honor Rolf 1,2,4; Li&mry Aid 1.

Gutierrez, Keitli: 51. Christina. Cracke Cofffge. BasketliaIf 1,2,3; Big Brother 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Dance Committe 3,4; Herrnanos Llnidos 4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Kairos #54; Key cCll& 1,2,3,4; MaUl cfub 2,4; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; SUldent Council 2,3,4; Student COI'9resS 4; Tmck 2; Volky6aIf 1,2,3,4; YearbooR. 4; junior oj the Year Candidalf..

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Haltlta, MicfiaeC: 51. George. Eastern Ilfinois University. HOIwr Rolf 1; Katros #57.

HenutluU:.z, Jus tilt: BaskewalI (Mgr.) 4; Crusader of tfle Wee/d,4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Litemry Ma9azine 3; Nationaf Henor Society 3,4.

Herrera, Ru6en: 51. Crare. Homework CCu& 1,2.

Hi(6urger, Joseph: St. Cajetan. Westent llfinois University. HOIwr Rolf 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2.

HoitS11Ul, Ro6ert: Kelf099. onfiern IIfinois University. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4.

Howard; ACLtIt: HOfy Name of Mnry. llfilwis Institute of Tecf1l10fogy.

Bowfil'9 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmurufs 1,2,3,4; Li&mry Aid 1.

Hudec, RicfiarcC: 51. Cfinsunn, UniverSity oj Ilfinois @ UronnaCfiampai!jn_ Bi!j Brother 4; Foot&alf 1,2,3; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Jrummumfs 1,2,3; Kairos #50; Math CCu6 1,2; Nntionm Honor Society 3,4; Vo[fey&a£ 1,2,3.

Huitt, Seau, Queen of Martyrs. Eastern If[inois University. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; intmmumfs 4; Kairos #56.

HyneR, MicfiaeC: Christ tlte Kinq. Nortftem llfinois University. Golf 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; lntmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #55; Nationaf HOIwr Society 3,4.

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JerouseR, Jason: Queen of Martyrs. Southern llfilwis University. Intmmumfs 4; Klliros #52; Key Cfu6 2.

joyce, Martin: 51. Banta&as. American University. Bi!j Brother 4; Dance

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Committee 4; Dmma Cfll& 1,2,3,4; Honor RolT 1,2,3,4; Kairos #52; Ke)' CCu& 1; Nationa( Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Stttdent Couqress 2,3,4; Tminer 2; Year600k 3,4.

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Karczewski, John: Council Oak. Eckenf Colkge. Dmma Cfub 2; HOIwr Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kniros #53; Nationaf Honor ociety 3,4; Soccer 1,2.

Karr, Jeffrey: St. Dennis. Knims # 5 7.

Kerry, Bryan: 51. Patricia. Momine valTey. Baskewalf 1; Volk)'&aIf 1,2,3}4.

Kerry, Patrick 51. Cajetan. Soiufiern I([jnois University. Foot&alf 3,4; Honor Rolf 3,4; Kniros #56.

Knox, Christopfter: Centmf Junior Hi!jfl. 51. Xavier University. Bi!j Brotfler 4; Crusader oj the Week 3,4; Footbalf 1; GIlidance Aid 1,2,3,4; HOIwr Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kaims #53, #55; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Office Aids 1,2,3,4; Student Conqress 2,3,4; Tmck 2,3,4; Tminer 2,3,4.

Koliks, Jofnl: St. Sympfiarosa. wrestfing 2; Bamf 1,2.

Konce~ Patricli.: MI. Greenwood. Nonfiern Iffinois University. Bi!j Brotfter 4; Honor RolT 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57; Nntiona[ HOIwr Society 3,4; lffinois State Schorar.

Koltratli, Jolin: St. Jofm. Fisfler. Arizona State University. BasketbalI 1; Foot&alT 1,2,3,4; Honor RoCC 1,2,3,4; Intmlllmfs 3,4; Kairos #50;Tmcli. 1.

Konstaru, James: 51. Bernndeue, BasRetbalT 1,2,3,4; Crusader of tfie Week 4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4.

Kovacs, Brian: 51. MicfuteL 51. Ambrose Colkge. Honor RolT 1,2,4; Kairos #55; Soccer 1,2,3,4.

Kried"emann, David: llU(ependence. 51. Ambrose CoCCege. Bi!j Brother 4; Honor Rolf 1,2; Intmmumfs 3; Kairos #51; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4.

Krue' GeraCif: Sutfterfand Northern IlTinois UniverSity. Intmmumfs 3; Tm&2,3.

K=ield, Tfw11UlS: Imfependence Jr. Hi9h. Momine VolTe)'. Bi9 Brotfrer 4; Crusader oj tlte Wee"- 4; Fishin9 CCuli 3; Office Aid 1,2; Tmck 1.

Kysiali., Kanon, St Benedict. Western Micfli9an University. BasketliaIf 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4.

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La6ucCdli., Erik McGu9an Jr. Hi9fl SCfIOOf. University of lIfinois @ Ur6ano-Cfiampai!jn. Bi!j Brother 4; Honor RoIT 1,2,3,4; Kniros #56, #57; NationaC Honor Society.

LaPage, Terrence: 51. Christina. Lewis University. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #54; Math Cfll& 2; Prom Committee 4; Tmck 1; Volky&afC 1,2.

Lee, Jof.n: 51. Cflristina. EleCtricians' Union. Golf 2; Kairos #55, #57;

Voffeyvaff 1,2.

Lee, T. J.: Bnrnarrf. Cfticogo State University. Intmmumls 3,4; Office Aid' 1,2; Prom Committee 4.

Leslle, Mor9'u" St. Bantavru. University of Wisconsin at Mrufison. Big Brot(ter 4; foowaff 1,2,3,4; Honor Roff 2,3,4; Kairos #54; Key CCub 3,4; Litenuy Muga.rine 3,4; Nationa( HOIwr Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Stud'ent Congress 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestfir'9 3; Yeamoo" 3,4; Gofd'Med'afJounwfislll.

Levine, MidiacC: St. Christopfier. Maomine valTey. footvaff 1; Jntmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #56; Soccer 1; WrestCi"9 3.

Linn, Josepft.: St. Benldict. Arizona State University. Honor Roff 1,2,3,4.

Litcfinecfiert, Jaso,t: Cenrmf Junior Higft. Honor Rof[ 3,4.

LOpez, Jose: Enrico Tonti. DePauf University. footbaff 2; Hennanos UniaDS 3,4; Honor Rolf 2,3,4; Kairos #56.

LOpez, JOsliuac St. Bernadette, Baff State University. Brulietbaff 1,3; Cruseder of tfie WeeR 1; Honor Ro[ 4; Kairos #48, #53; Peer Minister 4; Voffeyvaff 1,2,3,4.

Lozano, David: Andrew JacRson Language Accufemy. £cRerrf Coffege (FL). Cross Countty 3; Crusader of the Wee" 2; Hennanos Urtilfos 2,3,4; Kairos #55; Swimming 1,2,3,4; VVater PoCo 1,2,3,4.

Ly"c(t, patrick: SI. Linus. Hofy Cross College (IN). Nationa( Honor Society.

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Mackinnon, Brian: Most HOfy Reifeemer. University of orre Dame.

BruRewaff 1,2,3,4; Big Brotfier 4; Crusader of tfte Wee" 1,3,4; Golf 1,2; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #51, #53; Nationa[ Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Stllcfcrtt. Council 1,2,3,4; Tmdt 1; Natiorutf merit Commendee, l[inos State Schowr; SiCver Med'af fo r Gf,nemC ezcellfence; Gofa MecfaC f,ngCisft; Junior of tete Year FirutCist;Notre Dnmc ScflOfar.

Madikn, James: McGugan Jr. Higft ScflOOf. University of Iffinois @ Umalla-Cftampaign. Big Brother 4; footbaff 1; Honor RofC 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 1; Kairos #54; Key Cfuv 3,4; Natiorwf Honor Society 3,4; Office Am 2,3; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4.

MaIOne, Midiael: SutfterfaruL Nortfiern Iffinos University. Bi9 BroUter 4; HOIwr Rolf 1,4; Kairos #48; Office Aia; Peer Minister 4.

MalOney, Marti,,, SL John. Fisfter. University of Arizona. BruRetbaff 1; Cross COlilltry 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); Crusnder of tfie week 1,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 4; Key cfuv 3; NationaC Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Sttufent Council 2,3,4; Tmdt 1,2,3,4.

Manfredi, Michael: SI. Mary Star of the Sea. St. Mary University of Minnesota. Kairos #57.

Marren, Richard: Lutheran Buman" SchooL Honor Roff 4.

Martin, Jova,,, Mecfgar Evers, Bruebaff 1,2,4; Bowfin9 4; Footvaff 1; Kairos #56.

Marzec, DavUf QtIWt of Martyrs. University of Iffinois at Chicago.

BruRetva[ 1,2; Big Brotfter 4; Crusnder of tfte Wee" 1,2; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; intmmurafs 3,4; Kairos #53, #55; Key CCuv 4; Peer Minister 4; Mascot 4.

Maske, Brian: Steveson, HOIlOr Roff 2; Kairos #56; Brum 1,2,3,4; Vo[Ceybaff 1; Mary Down Scftowrsftip.

McBride, Thomas: SI. Flonnn. Cruscder of the Weeli 2,3; foowaff 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1; Kairos #56; Track 1,2,3,4.

McCa6e, Daniel: Keffogg. Eastern j[inois University. Dmmn cfub 4; Honor Roff 1,3,4; Kairos #55; Litu'9icaf ErlSembCe 4; Soccer 1,3.

McClOwry, Kevin: St. Barnnbns. University of Iffinois @ Umruut· Champai9n. Big Brother 4; Footvaff 1,2,3,4; Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Kairos #51; Natiorutf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Track 1,2; Natiorwf Merit Commenaecf; NationaC Merit ScflOwrsflip (Uof I); Iffirwis State SC(IO[· ar.

McCormick, Jolin: 51. Bamabru. University of Ilfinois @ UmarutChampaign. Big Brotfier 4; HOIwr Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Jntmmumls 3,4; Kairos #53; Key Cfub 1,2,3,4; Matn CCub 2; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3; IfCiIwis State SC(lOwr.

McCormick, Patrick: MO'9rut Parli. Purdue University. Soccer 1; Nationa( Honor Society 3,4; St. GefruUts 3; Sttufent Conqress 2,3,4;

McDono"9li, Matt: Most HOfy Keefeemer. Lams Coffe.3e. Brue6aff 1,2,4; BruRewaff 1,2; Crusnder of the Weeli 1,2; HOIlOr Roa 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #50; NHS 4; Peer Minister 4, StucfcntCouncif3,4.

M"9uire, Dermot: St. Patticli. Mormine VaCCey. Crusuder of the Week 1,2; Honor Ro[ 3; Kairos #57; Swimming 1,2,3; Water PoCo 1,2,4.

McI'ltosli, Daniel: Cfissofd'. Brue6aff 1,2,3; Foownff 1,2,4; Honor Rolf 4; Intmmumfs 4; Kairos #57; Office Aid' 2.

McKevitt, Mattf'tew: St. Gemtnine. University of llIi110is @ UmanaCftnmpaign. Honor Ro[ 2,3,4; Math Cfu6 2,3; Nationaf Honor SOciety 3,4; Tenrus 3,4; Iffinois State Schorar.

McKittrick, Mattf'tew: SL NicflOfas. Honor Rolf 1,2,3,4; Libmry Aid' 1,2.

Mcnd' Sam: Christ tfie Kin9' Golf 1; HOckey 1,2,3,4; Honor ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4.

McVay, Sam: Kelfog. Footbalf 1; Intmmumfs 3; Libmry Aid' 1,2; Track 1.

Mee(wlt, Cf'tarfes: St. Danief tfie Prophet, St. Xavier. Hor Ro[ 1,2,3,4.

Meilter, Patrick: McGugatt Jr. Higfi. Soccer 1.

Mercer, Joshua: SuUterfana. Howcnf University. Honor Roff 2,3,4; 111- tmmumfs 3; Prom Committee 4; Tennis 112J3,4.

Merkf£, Donati{; SI. Linus. University of IlIinois @ Umruut-Chruttpaign.

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Bi9 Brother 4; Hockey 1,2,3; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumt5. 3,4; Kaims #53; Math CfuJi 1,2,3; NatiollaC Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; 1([1- nois State Scnoiar.

MeUger, Lance: CCissofa.

Mi.chae' Asam, Dawes. SOlLtf,,", IfCillos Ulliversity. Honor Ro([ 1,2; Kniros 48.

Micliaefs, James: SL Tficmas MOTe. Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4.

Moreffi, Amertco: SL Mary Star of tl" Sea. Devry Technica[ Institnte. fisltil'9 CCu6 3,4.

MorCey, Brian: St. Patricia. fisftuI9 C&,6 3; Honor RoCf 1,2,3,4; JntrnmumJS 1,2,4; Kairos #57.

Morttmer; pftiffip: Cltrist the Ki1l9' St. Xavier University. FOOI6a([ 1,2,3,4; Hatiollaf Honor Society 3,4; Tm& 1,2.

MOSMVicz, Erik.: Hope Luthemn, DePau[ University. Honor ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intrnrnumls 2; Kairos #51; ational Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; WrestCiJI9 4.

Moya, ACdO: SL Aqnes. Hermnnos UnUfos 3,4; Intmmumls 3,4.

Murphy, Christopfier: Incantation. University of Wisconsin at Manisoll.

Crusader of tlte We& 2,3; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Math CCu6 2; NattonaC HOIwr Society 3,4; Swimmin9 2,3; Water Polo 1,2,3,4. German ExceCCenee Award; HCil10s State ScflOiar.

Murray, Tliomas: ML Greenwood. Momine vatTey. Honor Ro([ 1,4; Inrmmumis 3,4.

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Nicfiofs, DanieC: Edward Gmmmar ScFIOO( CoCum6ia Co([ege. Audio Visual Atd 1,2; Cftess Team 1,2; Crusader of tlte Wee!< 1,2; Dance Committee 3,4; Dmma CCu6 3,4; Honor Ro([ 3,4; Kairos #57; Li6mry Aia 1/2i Newspaper 4j Prom Committee 4i Yenrbook 4.

NicRCess, Timothy: SI. Mary Star of tlte Sen. Bi9 Brother 4; Hennanos Unifios 4; Kairos #48, #53; Peer Minister 4.

NicRy, Andrew: St. SympllOrosa. Northem IfCinois University. Hockey 2,3,4; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intrmnurnls 2,3,4; Kaims #56; Nattolla[ Honor Society 4; Soccer 1,2; SI. GefasillS 3,4; Maroon alia Omnge CCu6 2.

Noonan, James: 51. John fisher. Westent I([illois University. Bi!)BroUter 4; Crusader of tfte Week 2,3,4; Foot6a([ 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro([ 3,4; Inrmmumls 3,4; Kairos #56; Libmry AUf 1; Office AUf 1,2,3; Peer Minister 4; Tmelt 1,2,3.

Noonan, MicliaeC: St. Joftn Fisfier, Honor Ro([ 3.

Norvifas, Darius: Most HOfy Redeemer. SI. Norbert' Co([e;Je. Bi9 Brother 4; Crusader of tlte Week 1,2,3; Honor Ro([ 1,2,34; Kairos #57; NatiOltaC Honor Society 3,4; Tltentre Departmeut 1,2; SI. Gefasius 3,4.

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O'BoyCe, Terrence: Hurfey. BowCiI'9 2,3; Dance Comnuuee 2,3,4; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57; Matft cCu6 1,2; Vo([ey6a([ 3,4; WrestC1I19 1.

O'Co'''1Or, Nidi: SI. Banta6as. University of Iowa. Bi9 Brother 4; CrusruCer of the Week 3; FoowaU 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #54; Iutmrnnmls 3; Natiolta[ Honor Society 3,4; Pur Ministry 4; Stlll{elll Council 4;Stuaent Conqress 4; Tm& 1,3; Wrest[ul9 2; NationailtaCian American Sports Ha([ of fame ScnoCar.

O'Connor, Wimam: 51. John Fisher. Kairos #54.

O'Hearn, Matt: Cenrml junior Hi91L tluiversity of l(fillois al CliiC090' Dmma CCu64; Honor Ro([ 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4.

O'MafCey, Ryan: StLthetfutuf. University of Iowa. Bi9 Brother 4; Crusuder of the Week 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 4; Key c[u6 4; Natiottaf Honor Society 3,4; Wrestfin9 1,2,3,4.

O'Nei~ Thnothy: 51. Banta6as. 51. Tllomas Aquinns CO([<ge. Cntsaner of tlte WeeR 4; fisftin9 C[u6 3;HOIwr Ro([ 2,3,4; Kairos #55; Key CCu6; Soccer 1,2,3,4; TmcR 2.

O'Reiay, Peter: 51. GeroW. University of J([itwis @ Cftompai!)Il-Ur6atfll.

Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmurnls 1,2,3; Kairos #55; Nationa( Honor 50' ciety 3,4; l([inois State Scfiofor.

OfenaR, Mattfu:w: Jncnrnnuou. University of rmnois @ UrbanaCftmnpni!)n. Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumt5 1,2,3,4; Koiros #55; NatiOlto[ HOIwr Society 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

Ortiz, Jesus: SL RicIicmC. University of l([inois @ CI,ica90. HOIlOr Ro([ 1,2,3,4; IntmmumJS 2,3,4; Kniros #50; Nationa[ Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4.

Ortiz, saLvadOr: 51. Ricftard. Hermanos UnUfos 2,3; Intmmumls 2,3; Kairos #57.

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Perez, C(uistop(u:r: Hurfey Elementary. Ullitea States Nava[ AcruCemy.

Crusnder of tlte Week 3; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmrnumls 3,4; Key c&16 1; Matft C[u6 3; Tennis 1,2.

Petraitis, Gerald: 51. Mary Star of the Sea. St. Mary's University. fisltin9 cCu6 3,4; Hockey 1.2.3.4; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumt5 3,4; Kairos #57.

PhiCbill, Marti", 51. GemW. Tmelt 1; Vofrey6a([ 3.

Pirman, Jal1U<S: SL Jonn Fisfier, University of Imnois @ Cftampai!)nUrbana. Bi9 Brother 4; Crusader of U" wee!<. 3; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #50; Math CCu6 2,3; Nanonnf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4.

Pizur, MicliaeC: SL SympllOrosa. l([inois State University. Crusader of tlte Week. 1; foot6aU 1; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumt5 3,4; Key Cfub 1,2; Libmry Aifi 3; Office AUf 1.

Pofacefi., Timotliy: St. Mary Star of tlie. Sea. Northern I[ilwis University. ousnder of tlie. WeeR 1; Fisnill9 du6 3,4; HOllar Roff 1,2,4; Intmmumls (Vo[ey6afl); Kairos #55; volTey6a[ 1.

Pursley, Jason: St. Simon. Souuier Iffuwis Ulliversity. Baseba[ 1,2; Basl<et6aLr 1,2; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; IlItmmumis 3,4.

PurteCf, Brian: Queell of t(le Universe. Honor Rol] 4; Intmmumls 3,4; Kairos #55; Tennis 2.

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Range~ Rubert: Queen of the Universe. Honor Ro[ 1; Intrnmumls 3,4; Kairos #54; Tmck 4.

RedeCsperger, Nicftofas: Simmous. Southern [([ilws Ulliversity. HOllar Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1.

Rednwrm; Jorm: 51. MicfUleL Crusader of tne Week 3; Tntmll1umfs 3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tmcli 1.

Reutter, Clayton: St. Barna6as. CO[<ge of C(lar{estoll. Basket6aLr 1,2; Intml1lumfs 3,4; Kairos #52; Key CUI6 4; Honor Rof[ 4.

Reyes, Micliaef SL Rene, Moraine Va([ey. Kairos #57.

Rizzo, Pftiillp: Queen of Martyrs. CorUlll6ia Co~e. Audio Visuar Ailf 1,21314j Cmscufer of t(le Week 2,3; Dance Committee 2;Dmtnn. C[u6 1,2,3,4; HOllar Ro([ 1; Kairos #48, #52; Libmry Ailf 2,4; Liturgiear Ensemble 2,3,4; Prom Cotmnirtee 4; Thenter Departmenll,2,3,4.

Roeske, Eric: Ni9hten9afe. Navy.

Roman, AlllrlOny: St. Chrisnnn, Moraine ValTey CO([<ge. Kairos #57.

Rowe, Steven: St. C(,ristino. Northern Imllois University. Cross Coulltry 2; Honor Rof[ 3; Intmll1umfs 4; Kairos # 57; Math Crub 2; Swil1t1ltill9 1,2,3,4; Water Pofo 1,2,3,4.

Ruiz, Hector: 51. A9nes. Loyora. University. Honor Rof[ 1,2,3,4; NoLionnr Honor Society 3,4.

R"'''"tery, DanieC: Owen Schorastic Accufemy. BaskewoLr (M9r.) 2,3,4; Guilfonce Ain 4; Iurmmumfs 4.

Russeff Kellin: VannerpoeL University of Miami (fL). Base6a[ 1,2,3,4; CnlSader of ifie Week 2; foot6aIT 1; Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Jlltmmumfs 4; Kairos #56; ationoC Honor Society 4; JUllior of t(le Year Conailfote.

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Sanchez, DaltieC: SI. Mary Star of Ihe Sea. TmeR 2.

Sar,c(tU, Wifffiam: MI. Greenwood, Honor Ro[ 1,2.

Santiago, Ed:ward:J.: St. Bernadette. C(tess Team 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; HOllar Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Jntmmumls 3.

Sexton, Dennis. 51. Catfierine. canfUut[ Stritc(c Kairos #57; VolTey6a[ 2/4.

Srlat'9ruteSsy, Dona(if: Mount Greenwood, Base6a[ 1,2,3,4; Basl<et6a[ 1,2; Honor Rof[ 1,2,3,4; Jntmmumfs 3,4.

Srline, Joru" 51. Johll Fisher. Scuifiem l([jllois University. Honor Ro([ 4; Kairos #55; Soccer 1; Swil11lllu'9 1,2; Water poro 1,2.

SUifert, Tfiomas: Queen of Martyrs. Locof 399. Kairos #55.

Sikorsfi.i, Jeremy: SI. Linus. Western IrUllois UniverSity. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 3,4; HOllar Ro([ 1,4; Soccer 1,2; VolTey6a[ 1.

Sillicefi., Jallles: St. Tttri6ius. Western J([inos Ulliversity. Golf 1,2,3,4; Jlltmmurais 1,3,4; Kairos #55.

Smit(., Aaron, 51. Cfotifrfe. Cofum6ia Co[ege. Honor Rof[ 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3.

SPaufOlli, Steven, MOst HO(y Relkemer. Basl<et6a([ 1; foot6a([ 1,2,3,4; Honor RolT 1,3,4; Inrrnntumls 3,4; Tmcl< 1,2.

Spruie~ Dernouze. 51. BeneOiCl tfte AfnClm. Northeru JrCillOis University.

Honor RolT 3,4; Ojfu:e Ailf 1.

Starl~ Brian: MOSl HOiy Redeemer, Marquette Uni.versity. foot6a[ 1,2,3,4; Honor Rofl 1,2,3,4; Jr'lmlllumfs 3,4; Kairos # 54; Nationaf Honor Society 3.4; Tmck 1,2,3.

StaIlRus, Brian: 51. Thomns More. University of 51. Francis. Cmscufer of the Week 3; Dance Committee 3,4; Honor RoIT 1,2,3,4; lntmmumfs 3,4; Soccer 1,2; TmeR 1.

Staros, Scott: Prnrie View. Auqustnnn corr<9e. Foot6aLr 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmrnumfs 3,4; NatiDna[ Honor Society 3,4; Tmcl< 1,2,3; Jf[inois State Schafar.

Stasik., Nobert: Louis Pasteur. Ern6ry-RiJfOCe Aeronnuticof University.

Cross Country 1,2; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; Jntmrnumfs 4; Kairos #51; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; TmcR 1,2; Who' Arnon9 American Hi91i Schoof Sl1u{ents '97-'98, '~8-'99.

Staszewsfi.i, Adam: 51. Gemfrf. Soutftem llTillOis University. B'9 Brother 4; Crusade» of the Wee~ 1,3; fisf,in9 CrUD 3; foot6a[ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #50; Office Ailf 1,2,3; Peer Minister 4; VolTey&a[ 1.

Sleftney, Mark.: 51. Jofm Fisfier. University of Iowa. Cross Country I;Honor RolT 1,2,3,4; Intmmumls 4; Kairos #50.

Stewart, wiCfiartt: George F. CasseIT. Mormine ValTey. Honor Rof[ 1,2,3,4.

Stricfitand; Robert: Queen of Martyrs. University of JlTinois @ C(,ien- 90. Honor Ro([ 1,2,3,4; Jntmmumfs 3,4; wfw's wfw American Hi9f' Scnoor Students '97-'98, '98-'99.

Snffivall, Josef>fi: Queen of Martyrs. Miami University Ohio. B'9 Brother 4; Crusnder of tfte WeeR 3; foot6a[ 1,2,3,4; Honor RolT 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #54, #56; Nanonof Honor Society 3,4; Peer Millister 4; Tmcl< 1,3.

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Terruunde, DanieC: St. Cftristopher. BaseliaJ( 1; Basket6aJ( 1,2; Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; Iltt1mumfs3,4; Nationaf Honor Society 4.

Terry, Kevin, Oriitna junior Hi!Jh SCMOL

Tliolnas, Donald: Christ Tfie King. SI. Norfens Co~e. Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intrnmumls 3,4; Kniros #50; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

T(wmas, Kevin: Christ Ute Kin9. University of Notre Dame. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of tlie Wee~ 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs1,2,3,4; !Cairos #51; Matli.Clir61,2,3,4; NationafflOnorSociety 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Stw!ent Council 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; I[;nois Sl!1~ SCMfar; Nationaf Merit Comlnelufetf SChofar; Chicago Tri6une AIISl!1~ Academic Teem,

Tliomas, Patrick: St. Bama6as. Duquesne University (PAJ. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of tfte Wee~ 2; Foot6aJ( 2,3,4; Honor Ro[( 1,2,3,4; Jntmmumfs 3,4; Kairos #51, #56; Key Cru6 3,4; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1; Student CO"9ress 4; Tmclt 1,2,3; Wrestfing 3; Yeamook 2,4; C.O.R. 4; S.A.D.D. 4; FAmund Rice ScflOfar; HOBY 2; wlio's WM Alnol'9 American Hi!Jh scflOo(Stw!ents: '95-'96, '96-'97, '97-'98, '98-'99.

TOTO, Franli.ie: St. Agnes. Morton Co~e. Hermanas Llnidos 2,3,4; Intmmumfs 4; Kairos #54; Soccer 4.

Torres, Ga6rieC: Queen of the Universe. University of Chicago. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of tIte Wm 3,4; Hennanos Unitfos 3,4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmrnumfs 3,4; Kairos # 54; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; schafar FinaCisl; Nationaf Semi-Finalist; Band 1,2,3,4.

Tracy, Brian: St. Bama6as. University of J[irtois @ Umana-CrUllnpai!Jn.

Big Brother 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #48, #52; Math C[u6 2; Peer Minister 4; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 1; TmcIt 1; Irflnois S~ ScMfar.

Tmli.a, Dominic: St. Bruno. I[inois State University. Bona 1,2,3,4; HOItor Ro[ 1,4.

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VafCejo, Jaco6: St. Cfare De Montefafco. Devry Institute of TecfulOWgy.

Hermanos Unicfos 3,4; Intmmumfs 3.

Van Haren, Cliris: Hofy Redeemer, University of Iffinois @ UmanaChampai!Jn. Big Brotfter4; HOllOrRo[1,2,3,4; Kairos #52, #53; Litermy Mnqazine 2,3,4; Math Clir6 2,3,4; Nationaf Honor Sociery 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Soccer 1; TmcIt 1; Wrestfin9 2.

Vand"erpCoeg, DanieC: St. Cftristopfter. Foot6a[( 1; Vo[e.y6af( 1; Wrest[i,'9 2.

Vas'l.ue%, Ru6en: St. Damian. Hermanos Unitfos 2.

VereeCRen, Steven: St. Betfe. Ariwna State University. Bi!J Brother 4; Honor Ro[4; Kairos #50; Li6mry Aicf 1,2; NaticnafHonor Sociery 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Swimmi"9 1,2,3; Water Pofo 1,2,3.

Ver9ara, SamueC: St. Agnes. Dmma 2,3,4; Hermanos UnMos 1,2,3,4;

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Kniros #56; Prom Committee 4; Theatre Department 3,4.

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Waimvri9lit, Bradley: McGu9an. IlIinois State University. Foot6n[ 2; Honor Ro[( 1,2,3,4; I'ltmmumfs 4; Kairos #57.

Wafs(t, Brian: Nalflnn Hafe. Lewis University. Hockey 3; HO'lOr Ro[ 4; Kairos #56.

Wafs Ii, MichaeC: St. Germaine. Eastern Imnos University. Honor Ro[( 1,3,4.

Watro61i.a, Jnstill: Homer junior Hi!Jh SchaOL Punfue University. Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of If,e Wee~ 3,4; Dance Committez 4; Honor Ro[f 1,2,3,4; Honor Ro[1,2,3,4; Kairos #51, #54; Key Cfu6 3; MatflCfu6 1; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4; Peer Minister 4; Prom Commitnee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimmi,'9 1,4(Capt.J; Water Pow 1,2,3,4(CapI.J; Barul 1,2,3,4; YeamooR 4.

Weaver, Brandon, St. Bama6as. Bi!J Brother 4; Fool6af[ 1,2,3,4; HOIlOr Ro[ 2,3,4; Intmmumfs 3; Kairos #54; Peer Minister 4; Track 4.

Well.czli.o, MichaeC: Immacufnte Conception. University of l[finois @ Umana-Champai!Jn. chess Team 2,3,4; Golf 4; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmmumfs 1,2,3,4; Kairos #55; Matli.Cfu6 2,3,4; Nnrtonaf Honor So~ry 4; Studetu Council 3,4; Tennis 2,3; IlIinois State Schofar.

westpfial; Eric: SI. Mary Star of the Sea. Llniversuy of IlIinois @ Urliana-CflOmpai!JfL Bi!J Brother 4; Crusader of tIte WeeR 2,3; Dmma Cfub 4; Honor Ro[( 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57; Li6mry Aia 4; Nationaf HOIlOr Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2; SUraelt! Conqress 1,2,3,4; IlIinois State ScMfar.

Wftekli.an, wifCiam: St. Dnniel tfte Prophet. Arizonn State Ultiversity.

Baseba[ 1; Fishin9 cru6 3; Honor Ro[( 1,2,3,4; Kairos #57; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4.

Wliite, Nicliofas: Queen of Martyrs. Crusnder of the week 1,2,3; Hermanes Unicfos 2,3; Honor Ro[( 2; Litflrgica( Ensemble 4; Office Aia 3; Swimmi"9 1,2,3; Water Pofo 1,2.

wifCiamsoll, DanieC: SutherUtntf. Moraine Valfe.y. Foot6a[( 1,2; Kairos #51; Liiurgica( Snsem6fe 4; Tm& 1,2.

WiUS, Dennis: SI. TflO111as More. Universiry of Iffinois @ Cfticago. Bas~etbaf[ 1,2,3; Crusader of tflf Week 1,2; HOIlOr Rof[ 1,2,3,4.

Witowsli.i, JOIt-PauC: St. Bemadette. Honor Roa 1,2,3,4; Intmmuraf.s 1,2; Kairos #53, #54; Nononnl Honor Society 4; Voffey6a[ 1,2.

Wojciecliowsli.i, Mark: McGu9onjunior Hi9IiSCftoOL University of Imnois @ Umana-Champai!Jn. Intmmuraf.s 1,4; !Cairos #57; Notionaf Honor Society 3,4; I[(irtois State ScflOfar.

Wojtano>vicz, Jeffrey: 51. Louis de Montfort. Northern IlIillOis University. Honor Roff 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1.

Wood; Timotliy: SI. Christine, Western I[inois Universiry. FoowaJ( 1,2,3,4; Honor Rof[ 1,4; Kairos #54.

Wri9ht, Gabriel: Li6erty Aca<femy. CoCum6ia College. Intmmumfs 3,4; Soccer 2; Tract 1,3.

Yore, Matthew: St. Turifiius. University of ICfinois @ UroalUlCftampaign. Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Intmlltumfs 2,3; Math cCu6 2; Natiol1o[ Honor Society 3,4; ICfinois State Senofar.

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Zientara, Lukasz: Marti. Twain. College for Enqineerinq, Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4.

Zimny, James: St. LOllis efe Montfort. Western ICfinois University. Kairos #56; Soccer 1,2,4.

Zywka, NicIioCas: Homer Junior Higli. Selioo( ICfinois State Seliofar.

Base6a[ 1,2,3; Honor Ro[ 1,2,3,4; Kairos #56; LituT_9ico[ E.nsem6fe 3; Soccer 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4.

In Remembrance

James P. Battaglia "jimmy"

December 30, 1980 - May 28, 1999

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Who's Who Among the Class of 1999?

FRANK CHEERS is the most likely to succeed.

DANIEL MCCABE is the most likely to get your attention.

JOHN LEE is the funniest.

KEVIN CROWE is the most talented.

SAM VERGARA is the biggest class clown.

MATTHEW O'HEARN is the quietest. JAMES PIRMAN has the best haircut.

ERIC WESTPHAL is the most sophisticated.

MICHAEL ARCHIE is the most athletic.

KEVIN THOMAS is the smartest.

ROBERT STRICKLAND is the most talkative.

MARTIN MALONEY is most likely to return to Rice as a teacher or coach.

WILLIAM O'CONNER is most likely to be Time's Man of The Year.

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Good Luck!

John Doody and his date enjoy the Prom.

Class of 1999

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At Brother Rice, young men enter the halls freshman year and by the time they leave, it is the duty and responsibility of Brother Rice High School to enhance them socially, morally, intellectually, and physically. One of the best ways the school does this is through organized athletics. Participating on a sports team obviously enhances a Crusader physically as the men spend countless hours at practice, in games, or in the weight room in the off season. However, sports also give students a different view of things on many other levels. Socially, sports help

students to meet new people and make new friends. When the freshmen enter Rice they are able to meet new people with similar interests if they are on a team together. Also, sports can help students reach out to people at other schools on the field of play and create an environment of respect and friendship. Morally, a crusader is advanced by his interaction with

the coaches. To coach a Brother Rice sq uad, a person must reach a high eth-

ical watermark, as well as demonstrate a paramount in good sportsmanship and maturity. Intellectually, athletic participation may be the added incentive a student needs to make a certain grade or pass a certain class. Also, as athletic ability increases, sports may help a student go to college and get an advanced degree.