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It was with
faith that the
responded to
needs of the
Toronto, over

confidence and
Basilian Fathers
the educational
young men of
150 years ago.

Today, those needs continue to

be met.

A renewed St. Michael's
College School was blessed and
dedicated to the great glory of God.
The blessing was invoked upon the
new facilities of the school .

The largest and newest addition
to St. Michael's is the new East Wing
which includes classrooms, computer
labs, the new library, staff offices, the
staff lounge, the main office, as well as
the music, art, and design technology
facilities.

The first additions to the school
were the science wing at the north end
and the gymnasium facilities. The
new dressing rooms and weight room
were added in late 2001.

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-*• The new East Wing of St. Michael's College

School, on a warm spring afternoon.

▼ This commemorative cornerstone was placed

to be a lasting reminder to all of the dedication

to Catholic education that is the tradition of St.

Michael's.

A RENEWED
ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE SCHOOL
WAS BLESSED AND DEDICATED TO
THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD ON
THE 22nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2001

LIKE A WISE MASTER BUILDER . I LAID A FOUNDATION.
AND ANOTHER IS BUILDING UPON IT. FOR NO ONE
CAN LAY A FOUNDATION OTHER THAN THE ONE THAT
IS THERE. NAMELY. JESUS CHRIST I COR }: 10. II

-*• Long time support
ers Mr. Stan Price and
Bud Odette reminisce
about the old days.
4 Mrs. Kim Baile) of
the Office of Develop
menl reads the scrip-
ture lesson.

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It was Bishop de Charbonnel who set St. Michael's College School in motion. He arrived in Toronto in
1850 as the second bishop, succeeding Bishop Michael Power. His diocese extended from Windsor to
the northern regions of Lake Superior. There were two parishes in Toronto, the Cathedral parish and St.
Paul's parish. Three priests served the 8000 parishioners.

Bishop de Charbonnel saw the pressing need for Catholic high school education. In his plans
for Catholic education, the Bishop thought of his former teachers in France. He had been educated at
the College Annonay near Lyon, a school established by the Congregation of St. Basil, a community
of priests founded during the French Revolution. This small group of priests fled from the ravages
of the revolution to a mountain village called St. Symphorien de Mahun. In 1822, the priests made
a commitment to live a common life in Christ. Thus was established the Congregation of St. Basil
(C.S.B.). the Basilian Fathers.

As de Charbonnel came to know his diocese better, he decided to establish a minor seminary,
a school for high school students who wished to study for the priesthood. In response to the Bishop's
request for help, the Basilians in Annonay decided to send four of their most able men to Toronto. The
group of four left Annonay in July of 1852 and arrived in Toronto in late August. And so St. Michael's
has grown from the days of being a minor seminary to a high school which today offers a programme
of studies which prepares a young man for university, but more importantly

for service to his community, to his country and to
his God. In early 1852. St. Michael's College was
established and was housed in part of the Bishop's
house on Church Street.

The College soon outgrew the facilities of
the Bishop's palace and in 1 856 it was moved to Clover Hill, a property
donated to the Basilian Fathers by the Honourable John Elmsley. Clover
Hill was outside the city at that time in an area now bounded by Bay, St. Joseph and St. Mary's streets.
In 1881, St. Michael's was affiliated with the University of Toronto for post -secondary education. The
high school section expanded much more rapidly than the college section, so in 1902 a new wing was
added to the original building and the high school remained in this building until 1950.

It soon became evident that the post-war years would demand much of the school and that the
Bay Street buildings were not equal to the challenge. At this point, the College
School was separated from the College and in September 1950, St. Michael's
College School opened its doors in new buildings at Bathurst and St. Clair
Avenue where it is situated today.

In 1995, a capital expansion program improved the current facilities by
adding several new classrooms, a Lecture Hall, a new Gymnasium, a new East
Wing complete with classrooms, new Music and Art facilities, and Administrative offices. Today's
school offers the latest technology-based research and application tools.

St. Michael's College School remains a model of Catholic education in Canada. The school
remains the only independent boys Catholic school in Ontario, and one of only a handful in the country.

On September 15th, 2002, St. Michael's College School celebrated its 150th Anniversary.

150 Years

of Leadership in Catholic Education

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1|50^ Anniversary Gala

February 23rd, 2002

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Address

Fr. Daniel Zorzi, C. S. B.
President
St Michael's
College School

For which of you intending to build a tower, does not first sit down and estimate the cost to see
whether he has enough to complete it? Otherwise, when he has laid a foundation and is not able to
finish, all who sec it will ridicule him saying "this man began to build and was not able to finish"

Luke 14 : 28-30

Facing all directions at once, the yellow brick tower of St. Michael's College School
stands prominently and neatly as it reaches high from its solid foundation into the shapeless
sky. The intention to build this structure many years ago was made real with the school
community of St. Michael's. And so. the tower becomes for us a type of metaphor, as it reaches to
conquer the vastness of the sky and to make its mark.

So too, the school, laid on a firm foundation, soars to accomplish great things in the ever
elusive face of education. In a certain sense, our community also reaches for the top each
and every day, cutting out its place in the history of Catholic education. In this issue of
The Tower, I hope that the pictures and scripts are gentle reminders of this year past in which
St. Michael's has continued to reach new heights in advancing its mission of teaching goodness,
discipline and knowledge.

We pray that like the builders of the tower, we will bring our project to completion once laid
upon the foundation of the teachings of the great master, our Lord Jesus Christ. Best wishes
to the 2001 graduating class. Enjoy this edition of The Tower, savouring the rich memories
that each page elicits. May each of us walk proudly into the future knowing that our life continues to
be built on the firm foundation of St. Michael's College School.

May we be a tower of strength for those whom we meet.

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Mr. Joseph Brisbois
Principal
St. Michael's
liege School

•Society is in need of strong Catholic leaders."
"This school is blessed."

A I our opening liturgy this year we talked about respect and community. St. Michael's College
School is a community that is blessed with many gifted individuals. When these talents can
be shared and developed the school benefits immensely. The ultimate strength of the
community will be measured by how effectively people can work together.

The Catholicity at St. Michael's is extremely important to the overall life within the school.
Society is in need of strong Catholic leaders. The day-to-day approach of life at St. Michael's
has a locus that shows our commitment to our faith. We are fortunate to have Basilian Fathers
as members of our school community who work with the staff, parents, and the students to provide a
complete Catholic education. The development of the students at St. Michael's prepares them with the
opportunity to impact positively on the community life outside of school.

Respect for one's own talents is an important part of how we interact with others. The
individual development o( students within the school promotes the concept of self-worth
which ultimately allows a person to be proud of who he is. Regard for one's inner sell then
allows us io see the dignity of the other individuals that we meet. A community that develops with an
appreciation for individual worth allows a strong sense of togetherness to be present. M> wish is one
tilled with hope as we establish an approach that respects the gifts and talents that each individual
brings to the development of a strong community.

This year represents the 150th anniversary of Si. Michael's College School. The school has
come to be known as an institution that has a reputation for excellence in Catholic education.
The efforts of the Basilian lathers, stall, alumni, parents, and students have contributed
immense!) to the tradition of St. Michael's.

I r. Cullcn and the yearbook staff are to be commended for their outstanding effort in publishing I he
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}M£J Order of St. Michael. Members chosen for this Order are those who
"have contributed to the school and its services on the basis of material help, social
services, educational effort or spiritual advancement. It is obvious that
the reputation of the school is advanced by the efforts of all who contribute
in any way to its progress. The (■)/■</<'/■ <■/ (■ )/. ■ WitAae/ recognizes such people.

Mr. Max Ciccolini

Dr Hubert Higgins Fr. John Murphy C.S.B

Fr. Anthony Kelly Sister Susan Moran O.L.M. Mr. Jack Fenn

s\\ Si Michael the Archangel, defend us in the day of Battle: Be our safeguard
against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke Him. we
N hiimbh pray, and do Thou. O Prince of the HeavenK Host, by the pow cr
of Ciod. cast into Hell. Satan and all the other e\ il spirits, w ho prowl

through the world, seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.

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OF ST. MICHAEL'S

EGE SCHOOL

h. Fulton
< Prefects
Moderator

The Prefects of St. Michael's College School arc selected from the older students to act as
emissaries of (he school, to pro\ ide exemplar) conduct tor new and younger students and to
promote school spirit in every area of the school.

The Prefects donate a lot of their time to the school's activities. The\ have been
more active this year because of the many visitors viewing the new school. The Prefects
have volunteered to act as tour guides and have given a great deal of helpful information to
\isitors. When parents are accompanied by prospective students the Prelects are a positive
influence for the school.

*■ Front Rem : Id I I eung, Stephen Tardiff, Paul Carbonelli, Pal Quinn, Nick Pozhke, Chris Citrullo,
Andrew Meneguzzi, Michael John, Julian Barkin Middle Row: Jonathan Mar, Salvador Pareja, Ryan
Kuuii". Paul Friday, John Paul Giliberto, Andrew Siqueira, Jonathan Hendricks. Michael Dayenais
Back Rom : 1 1 umbull Fisher, Rob I ,ongo, Richard I ee, I dw ard Kuo, Matl \ uko\ ic, Andrew Roberts,
Paul Mariani, Derek Mior, Michael Bravo Not In Picture: I >a\ id Allegranza, Vndrew ( !han, Justin than.
Mai i hcu Coulter, David Cramer, Joe Garisto, Kevin Henry, < lonner Higgins, Patrick Johnson, Janusz
Michalik, Donal Mulroney, Mark Power, Da\ id Santi, Luke Saw icki, Joseph Sgro, Dan roto, Dennis
Wagner, Derek Whittaker, Sheldon Winter

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St. Michael's College School

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November 22nd^3rd, 24th, 30th

December 1st

FR. JOHN REDMOND
AUDITORIUM

Right: Defense Attorney Henry Drummond (Michael Lista,
left) and Biblical Fundamentalist Matthew Harrison Brady
(Michael Murphy, right) confront each other after court has
been recessed. ►

Below : District Attorney Tom
Davenport (Andrew Escobar) and
Mr. Brady wait for Mr. Drummond's
next move after he is denied expert
testimoney on Darwin's "Descent of
Man". ▼

Below : Henry Drummond

Jcli ihl\ Bertram Coles
(Luke Sawicki) who
has been convicted of
teaching evolution in the
i lassroom. ▼

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PROM

Above: Rev. Jeremiah Brown (Adam Teolis) and the Minor (Alfonso
\ih ilia) pose for a picture with the new appointed "Honorary
Colonel" Brady, shorty alter his arrival in Hillsborough. ■*■

He that troubleth

his own house shall
inherit the wind.
1'rmerbs 11:29

Below : Mrs. Brads i \4aeve
Williams) consoles her husband
Colonel Brady, after he lias been
humiliated by Ihtmst Attorney
Henry Drummond, on the
witness stand as an expert <>n the
bible . »

Above: District Attorney Tom Davenport angerly accustd De
Attorney Henry Drummond qj introducing irrelevant, immaterial, and
illegal scientific testimony. ■*■

Left: Rev. Jeremiah Brown asks llu
lord to strike down the sinner. Bertram
Cates, who has spoken out against the
revealed word. The townspeople raise
their hands to the heavens at the prayer
meeting.

Below ( olonel Brads faints and
tails from his podium during a
speech that tails upon deal ears.
His supporters rush to Ills aid as
he eomes crashing down. »

Background

Inherit the Wind is one of the great
courtroom dramas of the American theatre.
Historically adapted from the well known
"Scopes Monkey Trial" in the summei of
ll)2.s at Dayton, Tennessee, it is an episode
in American political , legal, and religious
history which is played out in the battle
between biblical fundamentalizm and
scientific evolution.

John Scopes, a high school biology teacher, was accused
of criminally violating Tennessee state law prohibiting the
teaching of evolution in the class room. Tennessee was and is
a state in the traditional "Bible Belt" of America, politically
and religiously aligned with Biblical fundamentalists. The state
hired William Jennings Bryan, a political giant and three time
presidential candidate, to prosecute the case. To counter this
move, the famous Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow, volunteered
to defend Scopes at his own cost. Journalists from all over the
world arrived in Dayton to cover the trial of the century.

Credits

St. Michael's College School

presents

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Directors Assisstant Directors

Mr. Oatt, Mr. Story Mr. Doan, Ms. Zakowski

Sound Design

Mr. Crawford, Mr. Pietrkiewicz

Set Design and Artwork

Mr. Geniole. Mrs. Pignetti, Mr. Di Piero

Mr. Pietrkiewicz, Ms. Zakowski. Andrew Escobar

Mark Rzeszutek, John Buckley. Rent Brennan, Laszlo Kerekes, Peter Frost. Roh

MacDonald, Nicholas Tsang, Adrian Vieni. Andy Nicholson. Benedict Tomory. Matin

Rehello. Matthew Antiolin. Amelio The, John Levine

Make-Up

Co-ordinator: Ms. Monica Walsh

Mrs. Anne Bellissimo. Ms. DiMeglio. Ms. Dignan, Ms. Zakowski

Costumes

Mrs. Pat Matthews. Ms. Zakowski. Ms. Monica Walsh

Stage Crew

Stage Manager: Brad Harrison

J. P. DiGiulio, Glen Arthur, Amilio The, Michael DiGiulio, Ben Kim Jurors

listed at right

Marketing and Publicity

Marketing Manager and Website: James Andrachuk, Marketing Co-
ordinators: Adam DeLuca and Alfonso Nocilla, Communications:
Radey Barrack, Taylor Moffat, Warren Saldanha, House: Mrs.
DeCourcy

Cast

Matthew H. Brady
Henry Drummond

Bertram Cates
Rachel Brown
E.K. Hornbeck
Rev. Jeremiah Brown
Tom Davenport
Mr. Meeker
The Judge
The Mayor

Mrs. Sarah Brady
Howard Blair
Melinda
Mrs. Blair
Mr. Goodfellow
Harry Y. Esterbrook
Elijah

Mrs. Krebbs
Reuters Reporter
Mr. Bannister
George Sillers
Hot Dog Man
Hurdy Gurdy Man
Timmy
Mrs. Loomis
Jesse Dunlap
lee Cream Boy
Mrs. Me Lain
Mayor's wife
Elmira Peabody
Emily Jones
Dr. Amos Kelle
Dr. Allen Page-
Walter Aaronson
Townsperson
Jurors

Michael Murphy
Michael Lista

Luke Sawicki
Emily Sestito
Geneva Tubby
Adam Teolis
Andrew Escobar
Adam De Luca
Geoff Frost
Alfonso Nocilla

Maeve Williams
Julian Ellis
Diana Ho
Maureen Kinghorn
Joe Mc Lean
Vinay Fernandes
Mark Molckovsky
Jackie Lovrics
Mike Maksymowski
Stefan Saladziak
Sean Jenkins
Nathaniel McGroarty
Aidan Dineen
Chris Rose
Shannon Kavanaugh
Martin Zettel
Brendan Barrack
Elisa Valade
Courtney Harrison
Stephanie Di Giuseppe
Johana Grande
Aidan Dineen
Michael Di Gitilio
Jason Page
Kell Lynch
Warren Saldanha
Andre Solecki
Taylor Moffat
Damien Frost
Michael Ferrarelli
Derek O'Farrell
Rob Tersigni

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The Student Government is a student elected
body that plans and co-ordinates student
activities within the community. The chief
responsibilities of the Government are to act
as a liaison between the students and the
administration, as well as to organize vari-
social and charity events at the school.

Mr. Walsh
Moderator

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Jordan Sgro

President

Jerome
Arthur
Grade 8

Michael
Bellisario
Grade 9

Jefl Alfonso

Bookman Nocilla
Grade II

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£ ^ Teacher, Coach, Photographer

Mr. Nicholson has become famous
at St. Michael's for his work with
students and teams. He has been the
photographer of team photos, athlete
shots, and theatre productions. His
photos can be identified as organized,
balanced, and sharp.

Mr. Nicholson's presence in
the classroom began in 1971 "when
he was teaching at Our Lady of the
Assumption. He transferred his skills in
the teaching of English to St. Michael's
where his students enthusiastically
embraced his down to earth practical
methods. This legend of a teacher
is sure to be remembered by past
students for years to come. He taught
his students that correct grammatical
formation was the basis for proceeding
to higher learning.

His coaching skills included
championship teams in hockey, football,
and volleyball. Mr. Nicholson's talent
and love for photography have captured
countless memories for students. After
14 years at St. Michael's. Dan Nicholson
now embarks on a new career in
photography.

St. Michael's College wishes Mr.
Nicholson great success in all that he
undertakes.

\ FIVMAR

+■ Mr. Nicholson prepares his daily
grammar session for his grade 10 class.

i This is one class you'll never find a
binder in. Only a neat and organized
FIVE-STAR1 Wirebound Notebook
is acceptable.

▼ Mr. Nicholson quickly passes over a
perfect English notebook.

Staff &

Administration

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Fr. Daniel Zorzi C.S.B.

President

B.A., M.Div.. J.C.B..

L.C.B.. M.C.L.J.C.L.,

Ph.D., J.C.D.

Mr. Mike Aquino

B.A., B.Ed.

Grade 7 Core

Career Studies

Under- 14 Soccer,

Track and Field

Mr. Joseph Brisbois

B.B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed.

Principal

Mr. Paul Dignan

B.A., M.Ed.

Vice Principal

Director of Studies

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Mr. Terence Sheridan
B.A., B.Ed.

Vice Principal

English

Mr. Paul Barry

B.A., B.Ed.

History (DepartmentHead)

Cross Country

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Mr. Francesco Bazzocchi

Ms. Anne Bellissimo

Mr. Frank Bergin

Mr. Peter Bissonnette

B.A.. B.Ed.

B.P.H.E., B.Ed.

B.A., M.Ed.

Theology

French

Mathematics,

Theology

Leadership

Physical Education

Chess Club, Blue Herald

Cross Country,

Good Shepherd Refuge

Track and Field

■ r

Mr. Daniel Blaik

Ms. Pat Belaud

Fr. Leo Burns. ('.SB

Mi. James B\ i ne

B.A.. B.Ed.

B.A.. M.L.I.S.

B..V. B.Ed.. SIB.. M.A.,

B.A., B.l d.

English. History

Librarian

M.L.S.

Grade 8 (ore. Math

Jr. Hockej

Reach for the Top

English (ESL)

Senior hockey,

Debating, Archery, Public

Intermediate ( !ross

Speaking

Countrj

Mr. Chris Callaghan

B.P.H.E.. B.Ed.

Grade 8 Core

Under-14 Volleyball,

Intermediate Cross
Count r\

Mr. Enzo Carcasole

BA. B.l J. M.Ed.

English

Jr. Double Blues Hocke)

Jr. Football

Writers Club

Mr. Leornard Chittle Mi Eddie Choi

Mr. James Coghlan

\b Mai k ( law ford

Bilk.. B.Ed. B.Sc, B.Ed., M.Ed.

B.Sc, B 1 .1

B.l A.. Bid..

;raphy, Physical and Career Studies

Mathematics

Musk- and Ail

Health 1 ducalion 1 inlei 1 I hack and Field

< omputer Club.

Si Hockej

Intermediate S\ m phonic

Band

Ms. Anne Marie Cserer

B.A.. B.Ed., MTS.

Career Studies, Guidance

Jr. Reach For the Top,

Peer Tutoring

Fr. Bud Cullen. C.S.B,

B.A., M.Ed.

Art Department

Yearbook Moderator

Ms. Irene Dankowycz

B.Sc, B.Ed.

Mathematics. Computers

Mrs. Margaret DeCourcy

B.P.H.E.. B.Ed., M.Ed.,

Guidance

Duke of Edinburgh

In The Driver's Seat

(DA AC)

Mr. Chris DePiero

B.P.H.E., B.Ed.

Grade 7 Core, History

St. Michael's Buzzers

(Head Coach)

Mr. Gennaro V. DiLeo
B.A., B.Ed.

French. Italian
Italian Drama. Briscola

Miss Anna DiMeglio
B.A., B.Ed.. M.A.,

French, Science

Tennis, French Aide

Workshop

Mr. Mario DePiero

B.A.

Architectural Technology.

Design and Technology

St. Michael's Buzzers

(Assistant Coach)

Mr. Nick DiPinto

B.A.. B.Ed.,

French.

Italian (Department Head)

Junior Soccer

Mrs. Tania DiRosa

B.F.A.. B.Ed.

Visual Arts

Art Club

Mr. John Doan

B.A.

Chaplaincy, Science

Ms. Wanda Drapala
B.A.,B.Ed.

History. Ci\ics
Tennis

Fr. James Enritiht. C.S.B. Mr. William Filield

B.A.. M.A.

Parking Passes.

Intramural Hockej

B.P.H.E., B.Ed.
Phys. Ed. (Dept. Head).

Math.
Sr. Hockey, Intramurals

Mr. David Fischer

B.A.. M.A.. M.Ed.

Philosophy. Theology

(Co-Department Heath

St. Paul's Outreach
Program. Jr. Volleyball

Mr l)a\ id Fitzpatrick

B.A.. B.Ed.

English, Historj

Cross Country, Swim

Team. Track and Field

Fr. Norman Fitzpatrick C.S.B.

Mr. Paul Forbes

S.T.B., M \

B.A., B.Ed.

Parents' Association

( luidance,

Athletic Director

Sr. Football

t. Patrick Fulton, C.S.B. Mi CarlGeniole

B.A., B.Ed.,M.Di> IndustriaJ Arts Specialist,

I holog) I >esign and Technolog)

Prefects ^udio/Video Club,

( lhaplain, Maims Set ( !onsti uction

Mr. Clemente Grassi
M.A.. B.Ed.. B.A.

French (Dept. Head I
Italian Play

Mr. Andrew Leung
B.Ed.

Science. Mathematics

Mr. Pasquale Mancuso

B.A.. B.Ed.

Grade 8 Core. English

Prep School Intramurals

Mr. Emile John

B.Sc. B.Ed..

Mathematics. Science

Track and Field

Jr. Basketball

Mr. David Lee Fr. Michael Lehman. C.S.B.

B.A.. B.Ed. B.A.. B.Ed.. M.Div.. M.A.

History. Law Superior- Basilian Fathers

Jr. Football. U-14 Hockey, of St. Michaefs College
U-14 Softball. St. Lucia School. Chaplain

Mission

Mr. Charlie Lewis

B.A.. M.Div.. B.Ed.

Law. Geography

Wrestling

Ms. Muki Mandic

B.Sc. B.Ed.

Grade 7 Core. Science

Intramurals

Mr. Giancarlo Mazzanti
B.A.. B.Ed.

Guidance

Mr. Peter McCann

B.A.. B.Ed.. M.Div.

Theology (Co-Depart-

Athletic Council. Buzzers merit Head). Philosopln

Golf Team
Philosophy Club

I
Frances McKenna, F.C.J. Mr. Peterjohn Miller

B.A.. H.Dip.Ed B.A.,B.Ed.

1 aglish Grade 7 Core. Phys. I d

AP English

Exams Coach

Mrs. Sheila Morra

B.A.. MA.

Latin. Greek, Civics,

Jr. Baseball. U-14 Hockey, Classics (Dept. Head)
U-14 Softball Blue Spartans

Mr. I dd> Narducci

B Sc, B.Ed.

Math (Ass't. Dept. Head)

Volleyball Ti >u rnaments

Canadian Mathematics
Competition

Mr. Daniel Nicholson

B.A.

English

Photograph)

f~>

Ms. (iail O'Grady

B.Sc.

B.Ed., M.S(

Science

( Iross-Country,

l rack and Field

Mr. Matthew Kagano

B.P.H.E., B l
Grade 8 Core, Math
Prep. Chess. U-14 Soccer.
I 1 1 Basketball

Mr. Gregorj Paolini

B.B.A., MB\. B I d.

I Hrectoi ol Vdmissions

and Scholarships

Mr. Jamie Oatt

B.F.A.. Dip. Music. B .1 d

Music

Drama. Ski leant.

Jr. Concert Band. Jr. Jazz,

Si. Jazz

Mr. Paul Pietrkiewicz
B.Mus. B.Ed.,

Music i Department Head)

Senior Conceit Band

Drama. Musical

Mrs. Louise Pignetti

Mi Michael Quinn

Mr. Frank Ribanch

Mr. Miko Romano

A.O.C.A.. B.A.. B.Ed.

B.A.. B.Ed.. M.A.

B.Sc. B.Ed.

B.A.. B.Ed.

Visual Arts (Dept. Head)

Theolog)

Chemistry. Mathematics

Geography

Art Club

Green Council. Society

for Justice. Stock Market

Club

Jr. Football. Sr. Baseball

Soccer

Mr. Michael Ross

B.A.. B.Ed.

Mathematics

Sr. Football

Mrs. June Scandifrio

B.A.

English

Pro-life Club

Mr. George Shust

Mr. Da\ id Sm\th

Mr. Da\ id Tessaro

Mr. Ian Thompson

B.Sc. B.Ed.. M.A.

B.Sc.

B.Sc. B.Ed.

Mathematics ( Department

Mathematics

Science ( Department

Science

Head ). Computer Science

Math Club.

Head)

Photo-Video Club.

Computer Programming

Father Holmes Contest

Jr. Basketball. Science

Audio Editing.

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David Allegranza
It's hard to believe that 5 years
have gone by. I especially thank
my parents for the opportunity
to conic in such a great school.
Thanks St. Mikes for preparing
me loi the long road ahead and
ih. inks to my friends lor making
it fun. 1 leave you with an old
Italian saying, "Tuito c bene cio
che linisce bene" (All is well that
ends well) Sieiliano FB

Lucio Amato

Wow, high school's already over
and so man) things to remember.
Cuba. Pete Yom, Happy G.
soccer club every Friday, brain
filter. Ton) Bastoni, heart attacks,
calcietto tournament (third place,
oh yeah!) and so many more.
Thanks to all my friends, I'll
never forgel you guys, and my
famil) tor making these the best
and most unforgettable years of
im life.

Brian Arcand

Si Mike's has been a special unique
experience. I wouldn't trade the
friends I've made, the knowledge
[' ve gained, and the spurts I've
started lor anything in the world. I
wouldn't be where I am today if it
wasn't for the continual support of
my parents, teachers, and coaches:
Thank you. I would like to give a
special thanks to Fi Muleahy foi
introducing me to archer) and to Fr.
Hums. Joan and dry lot helpin
reach my lull potential, (iood lu< I.
.hhI always remember: S\l( '
Kul,

Terry Au-Yeung

Keller to have tried and failed than to
know you could have done belter bul
did nothing at all.

David Baldesarra

II I did not enter this school as an
MDI . I am leaving .is one This
school has shown Die whal the real
world is like, and I hope lhal I always
remember that. I would like to thank
the mosi important people in my life
lor making high school possibh
famil) and friends I would not have
made il this l.u without you, I owe
you everything 1 hank you

Roberto Andreacchi

I ive years and $40,000 later, I still
can't believe Us over, (iratilinle must
be expressed lot the Steadfast lose.
guidance, and supprnt from Dad.
Mom, Paul. Zia Rosina. and all of
my family. Further, a special thanks
to my friends w ho have made these
days at SMC worth remembeni.
best o| luck in all of your future
endeavors. The memories include:
( ii1' I rench, brl I \ncienl < i\ Italy
'01. Cancun '02. < >AC civvies day.
BriscoIa&Scopa in the Cat Bocce in
the courtyard, and so many mon
Vediamo

Jonathan A rrarte

Life is a race, a great competition. We
have to fight lor everything. Celling
good grades in high school, getting
into university, tinding a job It's all
a struggle loi you against another
person or a hundred other people. In
order to triumph you need pride,
energy and intelligence. St. Mike's
has instilled this in each student that
lias walked the yellow brick halls. I'd
like to thank ill) mother, my teacher.

K and family. "In the book ol
iwers aren't in the back"

lie Blown

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Julian Barkin

I have i-j'tt become a true St
Michael's man. Primarily. 1 thank
God fur His grace & infinite love.
Secondly. I thank my parents, for I
would not be where I am & who I am
without them. M\ academic maturity;
I attribute to the dedicated SMC staff,

illy Ft Zinger. Mr. Vitullo,
ressaro. V. Pagano & Oatt (four great

: Sr Jazz). D. Allegtanza.
V. DiGregorio. A. Meneguzzi &
J. Hendricks. \our friendship is
invaluable. To SMC 2002 grads, "Be
the change you \\ ish to see in the
u orld." Gandhi

Francesco Battaglia

It is hard to believe it has been
5 years already. Thanks to
God, my family and friends
for your love and support.
Good luck to the 2002
graduating class. I will always
remember this place \\ hen
I see my dream car Firebird
TransAm. P.S. Thanks for the
free parking!

Raymond Bice

It is now o\er' Five years gone...
Well I think it's all been worth it.
I'd like to thank all the people who
made these years go by a little faster.
Id also like to thank my parents for
pay ing and supporting me through it
all. But most of all I'd like to thank
all of my friends present and past
at SMC. You guys have made it all
worth it. CHEERS"!

Justin Borges

I'm finally a St. Michael's Man. a
product of five J ears of the sacrifices
and dedication of my family, friends
and educators. Thank you to Mr
Lewis. Mr Barry, and Mr Sheridan.
I'd like to thank the men. women
and fellow social delinquents of
SMC for all of their education and
entertainment. Caecilius est pater.
When in doubt: glaciers. It's a perfect
day for bananafish! SMC + Cuba =
March 2(X>2. Yeah afterschool soccer
club! Schutzt unsere umwelt! Clearly
I still can't differentiate!

Greg Bielawski

Its hard to believe that its been ?
\ ears already. The time seems to
have flown by. This year, we leave
St. Mikes to continue our education.
However. I will ne\er forget the
friends I have made, the things I
have learned, and the experiences I
have had. Thank y i>u to e\ ery one for
making high school the best time of
my life.

Matthew Bridle

Now that my years at St. Mikes
are done I have alot of people to
thank. My parents I owe so much
for their understanding and support
throughout these 5 years. My friends
for helping not only with the
work.but sometimes to get away
from it( Thanks padre I Ne\ er thought
I'd thank some of the teachers.but
both Sheridan&Bisser have been
there for guidance and help.Thanks
for all the memories boys.especially
Ireland 2001, those long rides with
the GO crew & those last period
spares that started at 8:30

Craig Burton

"Education is an admirable thing but
it's not as well to remember from
time to time that nothing that is
worth knowing can be taught"-Wilde.
Cheers to all 1 leave behind at SMC
it has been jokes here for the last 5
years Thanx to all those who helped
me get by without you I'd still be
da/ed and confused. Ireland Montreal
Cancun (Stubby' i and SFI -4 have
been great times "Goodbye cruel
world I'm leaving you today. I'll see
you on the dark side of the moon "-
Floyd

James Campbell

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Robert Capobianco

Thanks Mom & Had for all the
love A: support you have given
me, especially at times when I've
seemed undeserving ol it It is your
sacrifice that has truly allowed me to
make it this tat It's definitely been
a great 5 years ami it's through the
friendships I've made here that the
spirit ol s\K will always he apart
ol m\ life. Finally a special thanks
to Mr. Smyth. who answered .ill
the hard questions, even the hard
ones.. .(whose answers confuse me
more than the questions themselves)

Matthew Cappellueci

Hirst and loremost. I would like to
thank my parents foi giving me the
opportunity to attend Si. Mike's.
Si condly. I would like to thank all
my teachers especially Si. Frances.
Mr. Thompson. Mr. Narducci, Mr.
I ischei and Mi Vitullo. Lastly. I
would like to thank all my friends
w ho made m\ experience here .1 great
one I leave with this quote: .My
school days were the happiest Jays ol
mv lite; which should give you some
indication ol the misery I've endured
ovet the pasi five years " Paul Mellon

Paul C arbonelli

It seems like only yesterday 1 was
retrieving a forgotten hook only to
he greeted by twenty 1 ) \<"s veiling
MM R' But the memories will
remain strong tirade 1(1 Italian with
Di Leo. tiger rolls in the rain and 20:
1 odds at the scopa table. Through it
all I've learned a lot. Always hold the
money in lessaros hockey pool. Mi
Lee isn't Asian and WOW is the only
word necessary in an English papei
1 Flare is never to be used). Thanks
go out to my parents, friends and
teachers. Good luck and (iod Bless

Michael Carlesimo

It seems like yesterday I looked down
these yellow halls u nervous young
boy. Now. as I leave I walk down the
hall knowing what it takes to be a St.
Michael's man anil I leave with good
ness, discipline and know ledge, ready
for new challenges in life, flunks to
my lov ing family for then support ovei
the years, without them I could not
have done it. Also to .,11 my |i lends,
you know who you are. thanks lor the
incredible times' \nd for one last
time: "It's time to do... the BI KB \
LOU"'

Moose

Jonathan Castellino

\\ hen I came: ' \s I stayed: \nd
as I leave: ' Thank you SM(

Stephen Cavanagh

\ lid row Chan

( iiven a max ol *5() chat s, I guess
I should be brief: thi all cya I8r

S\K S -leva lol j/k lie was/ In
my family, peers, teachers, n
sinceresl thanks you know who
von are. my life would nol be

what it is now, I his mail s end ol

a grcal journey ami sunn anothei
shall begin, hut SM< S has

prepared us for tin- road ahead

May the Spirit ol SM< S guide
us all

ommmm m^m

Justin Chan

I he only place success comes before
woik is in the dictionary . live years
at Si Mike's was more than enough
to make me veiy sure ol tins These
past live years here was time well
Spent: all that I have learned and all
ol my experiences have expedited the
realization Ol my hie-long dreams
Mv undv ing thanks go mil to all of
those who have helped me gel here
thus tar my family, ;
piiests. and. ol course, ' iod w It
kept me Hue to the faith, to those
around me. and '0 m-

Andy Chiodo

-i firs) yc ii 14 year old could
,i VOFSAA Hockey *iui Spez, Doyle,

lotsy. Tank, and Spino/ made il all tlun il was
Grade Hi II Notsogrcai. I warned

i hadji'h 1 reg ihc Buzz

'..Mi i hm playins aeai • > our own blosKl
ircy?t. Il all turned arciund in 12, m> i
RtHikic Season was the lime ol my lif
I fell I vas .i i ai I things were

ureal OAC was King on ihe cake, everylhii

bad. .ill mulled in a feeling
-ii.it I will ne\er forget. Thanks Mom and Dad. I
love sou holh. yOUT love and support is much ap-
preciated Thanks teachers foi neinfl friends outside
ihe classroom, you know who you are in fact you're
paihahK ihe ones taking a second lo read m> quote
And of course - Scrozy. Timmy. Fatzy,

Dcni. Knowlzee (Coonerl . Poppy. Khnker. Biwsls
and Mans ViHti. St.\c. Adam. Dino. Mall Maxi
Dave and Antony. Thanks e\ en one Later!!

Mark Chire

Well, its hard to believe thai my time
at St. Micheal's is over. First of all I'd
like in thank my mother who paid my
tuition and tor her inspiration. Thank
you to Sister Frances lor giving me
a passion for English, to Mr. John
and Mr. Smyth for show ing me how
interesting and involved mathematics
can be. and special thanks to Mr. Bis-
sonette. Mr. Fischer and Mr. McCann
for getting me "out of the cave". I now
believe that 1 am closer to becoming
a St. Michaels Man. Double Blue
forever.

Eric Chow

MT. now known as YRT for live
years(Jay, Jeff, James i. numerous near-
death experiences in the carl everyone
who's been in my car).AZN
association! cany the torch boyz).St.
Lucia X2,3rd period spare.workouts
i Palumbo! l.OAC skip day.monastery
retreat! knapsack! (Thanks to God. my
family.Fl. Zinger.thank u for all the
guidance.support and love that you've
shown me.To my friends, thank u for
all the talks. laughs.aiid experiences. I
honestly would not be here if not for
ur patience, love.and friendship.

Michael Chun

These past 5 yrs in this
yellow brick house have been hell
but great. Thanks to all my friends
for supporting me. especially
the AZNs. GrlO English with
Mr.Nicholson. Grl 1 Bio and
Chem with Mr.Shannon. OAC
Chem with Chow and Ribs. period
2 spare with the breakfast club.
AZN Association! guys, keep up
the tradition boys). Congrats to
my graduating class, we're off to
university and life.

Nicholas Cifelli

Luck emails preparation meeting
opportunity. Such has been the
journey through SMC. with the well-
prepared being given opportunities
in succeed. In academics and extra-
curriculars, I will remember the
energy exchanged between myself
and this school. 1 thank my parents
for supporting me through success
and failure. I thank Mr Narducci for
ev erv thing. Fr. Zinger for instilling
the faith, and all the teachers who
have helped me through the years. St.
Michael, bless and keep us forever.
Amen.

Gianni Cimini

I would like to thank my parents and
two brothers for their continual sup-
port throughout the years.To all the
staff from Tharma to Zor/i. thank u.I
thank Giz for all the rides home and
Tarantino for all the laughs. My most
memorable class are Barrys grade 1 1
History.Tessaros Chem and Zingers
seminars. Also. I could never forget the
senior Azzuri 0] 'run to the OFSAA
championships. Best of luck to all the
Grads.

Jon Clark

Well Fellas we made it. Give me
another and just giver.The experience
has been great. Euro99.Cancun,and
all Ihe balconey road trips. Thanks
for the zoom zoom and for the Padre
lor keeping his eye on the prize. I
don't want to forget anyone but the
for the Lessard boys MF and TP it's
been a blast.Thanks to Kimster and
Bigtymer for hitting the bank.C.C
you've been a leader buddy, and
Jess thanks for being there I love
you all. Thanks for the open gym. the
friendships and Ihe experience. JUST
GIVER!

Ian Clydesdale

As I cone to the end of my time
at St. Mikes I must fust thank my
parents, both for their support,
and for putting up w ilh Ihe tuition
which has grown taster then 1 ever
remember in my live years here. I'll
never forget the friends I' ve made
here \l\l.CB,PT.TP.AO.MB,AB.
and all other members of the "great)
8" crew. I'll see you all in the future,
and never forget. Dublin 01 and
Cancun 02.

Gianf'ranco Costa

"I'm out bahv I'm out" (George
Costanza) M) years ai SMC have
come to an end. I would like i>> thank
m\ parents and teachers foi helping
me along the way. To all the guys
thanks iiH all oi the memorable
moments and good luck Keep those
()() I I AI s GO chants going and
thn.w in., I I rs GO RAPTORS
ever) now and then. Next stop YORK
UNIVERSITY '

Matthew Coulter

First 1 must thank mj
parents lor making all of this
possible.Thanks to all mj b
Turco(2niauymomiiigs< )nSt.( i
,1 urlong (SUTB).Daveipterra)
.Stef(dr),Joe(ukillme),Prsaijani
i.Scratchi(2much2say)et all the
Playa crew.who shared all those
good tunes. Thank you also to my
ters and the school.which has
given me an honourable example
'. I ate/!

David Cramer

s\1< ' has been the largest part ol
m) life tin the last 5 sears, and
will continue to encourage me in
everything that I do Foi the rest ol tnj
life. M> friends, family, and teachers
have helped me to gel through the
fun and the hard times I hope thai
the best pans will be a base foi bettei
times next yeai and the following
years

Chris Del Rosario

Andrew D'Cruz

"And v. hether or not it is cleaj
to you. no doubt the universe is
unfolding as it should, [for] with
all its sham, drudgery and broken
dreams, it is still a beautiful
world." -Max Ehrmann. Thanks
to the cast of characters w ho
aeted alongside me in this bizarre
play. It has been... interesting. A
special thanks to Mrs. Morra for
the four amazing years of Latin
and Greets. Now. I am off to
become a rock star. ( 'iao!

Stephen Dennis

I will never forget the 3yrs at SMC.
Cheers to all the Buzzers thai I have
played with AJG,PBJBJ,DF,MZ,AC

and thanks to in> coaches I hanks to
m\ parents enough for the support
t hex have given me. To ('In is and all
the bo\s thai showed me the ropes
Neva gonna forget JG, I)B and m>
best friend Jac. Im off to Miami to
see what the I IS \ has to oiler

Matthew Di Donato

Matthew Di Giovanni

I hanks to everyone who made m>
tiist and onl) year at SMC fantastic,
The friends and memories I've made
will be wnh me forever and in the

end. this yeai will be considered one
of (he best in m\ life, lake il
bovs

ms^imamm

Jonas Didzbalis

M\ journey here at St.Michael's is
now complete and I am thankful
to all who have helped me along _
the way. A special thank you to my
parents who have supported me in
.ill of mj endeavours. Thank \ou to
the staff, especially \lr. Zownir, Mr.
Paolini and Mr. Tessaro who over
the years have taught me much more
than just the game of basketball.
To the 2002OFSAA Blue Raiders.
it was a great ride, thanks for the
memories. Congratulations to the
entire 2002 OAC class, and good
luck \ctu.

Kevin Dunn

Wow. 5 years ol reading and writing
actual!) paid off! Thanks for all the
memories:20fK) volleyball champs'
silver \2.badminton.calc/chem
struggles.UFL,10km runt 1:06:03 and
still sprinting till the end (.breaking
the glass in grade 10 gym and cat"
chants. Don't worry, this isn't the
end. I'm sure we'll all meet up
again when we're back teaching at
SMC.Just remember.it' you reall)
want something in life you have to
work hard for it. BRB they're about
to announce the lottery numbers

Steven Dyl

Thomas Eminowicz

"This is the end, beautiful friend.
This is the end, my only friend. The
end o\ our elaborate plans. The end
of everything that stands, the end.
No safety or surprise, the end."
- The Doors I never thought five
years could go by so fast, so man\
memories, so few regrets. Thank You

Michael Ella

"If you do not practice, you do not
not deserve to dream." I would like
to thank m\ parents for giving me
support through out my years at
St. Mike's. To all m\ friends who
have made my lime at St. Mike's
memorable and the graduating class
of 2002 — Good luck in your future
endeavors. ..Bov 's its Time ..Grab it
and run!

Drew Fata

Ryan Mark Fernandes

"1 lie fireworks begin today.
Each diploma is a lighted match,
each one of you is a fuse."- Ed
Koch Sometimes diings don't
seem important until you
look back on them.To the the
teachers, family and friends
who will never know how much
thev helped me along the vvay.l
leave SMC knowing ive fed my
brain more than I fed my belly
Thank You All' Let us celebrate
our new arrangement w ith the
adding of chocolate to milk.
- Homer Simpson

Liam Finan

Well Bov? I'm finally dune ... 4 short years in the
Yellow Bricks has come to an end. and 1 wouldn't
hav e wanted to sjvnd it any w here else. Thanks
to my family for their support, love & money. To
ihe bov s who made these 4 v ears the best of my
life: Fazzi-you know you're fatter ... I love va bud.
Corleflucci-we had some pn\\ tilts. Capo-than\
bud. DS-SP-JL good luck. ML-TD-Big 7-PM-JS-
Waishy-AT-SL-APForbes ec ihe rest of you. we've
had some great limes ... the Brunnv. crazy lunches.
great nighis ,V spares. Special thans to my good
teachers Lee. Bissonnelte. Bro\. Coggers, Ross.

52. Alan same time, same place
Thanx for the memories and the laughs boys. I'll
be there - Cooner 2003. Double Blue through ,v
through ... Finan has left the building. Grade 1 1 Re-
ligion with all the boy/. Grade °. Jr. Double Blues.
OAC Law in the BIG desk-. Smashing the w indott
with Pieco. Powell the Block's HOT. NASCAR
Betting with Sanli i: Big Z

uTC

Joseph Fiorellino

Trumbull Fisher

fellas where to start ' mc.\3, <n e\2.
lots of hard work but ii was all worth
it. 2 many wicked parties
girls, where* the weight room haha?
these 5 years have been the best of
my life, thanks to everyone who
has supported me and believed m
me. mom ami dad thanks foi .ill the
support, hen u always said i could
do it. cm ih. mks. Fr. Fulton= best
mentor. I yr is not the same without
you. thanks Wheres the cold ones
cause Trumski is outtP here like a tat
kid on a Smartie

Michael Fiume

Martin Fox

I would like to thank God and
most importantly my parents for
the last h\e years-1 owe-
all my successes to them.To the
Dynast>.( )I s \AGOLDx>uc sel
records. Morocco, Mansfield. Mon
ctonJrNats.COONER.We gave'er
like it was our jobs. To all the
boysTimmerBig.ISSpug/Kiernan
WallaceBearBlazon,cube,pt.kp,je
an,cm,dr,ds,sm,grl2goons.And of
course my girl Vanessa

Derek Furlong

To all those that doubted, thanks
lot the motivation, to all those
that believed, thanks lor the
inspiration, to my parents who
stuck by me through the good
and the bad. thank you I
everything and to the boys thai
bleed blue, thanks lot .1 hie time
of memories. Mv Memories;
gdlO tech. \li Barry, europe
99*01 '. cancun.the p lot.may24/
02. mb's. skittles. pauloiic. hiv, mc
jojo.ccsat ii 1 and the rest

jmmmmwim

Michael Fox-Higgins

I came here 1 was lost, when I was
here I wandered, ami now that I*ve
left 1 have found the path 1'he 5
years that I've been apart of this
community has been instrumental in
m\ development not as a student 01
an athlete but more important as a
human being. Firstly I would like to
thank my parents for supporting me
through 1I1 1. the stafl Fi n

helping/putting up with me. and to
everyone who has helped me become
the person I am today. I hanks EC
for the lovi
you.

Stefano Gatta

.11 s .a SMI final!
and I'd like to thank all the teachers
who l.aiL'hl and guided mc over the
years lo my friends foi making the
journe) ai SM< an easiei oni
laughs and memories will he with
me forever I ham K \ < >l S

in Hamiltoi mily.l

couldn't do anydiing without youi
ln\e and suppoii You believed in me

when m ould \nd to the

ne nitf ni> life

Willi' ns would in. liter

"Hap ommodity"

s Miehi

Paul Friday

St. Mike's has led me through
these past five years - teaching
me gooilness. discipline and
knowledge. Special thanks 10 my
family for sacrificing their lime
and money to keep me on the right
track, and also thanks to in\ friends
foi always being there for me. I
will always remember mv time at
St. Michael's w ilh great delight.
\s lor the future "the best way lo
predict the future is to invent it ."
- Alan Kav

Christopher Gesualdi

Andrew Gidaro

As I look back on the best 5 yi's of
my life I can trace my development
from a hoy into a man within the
walls SMC 5 Kerry Bine football
championships 4 SF 2 OFSAA sw mi
meets ami I incredible Cancnn grad
nip. 4 all the amazing memories I
must 1st & 4most thank my parents
lor putting me through SMC & giv-
ing me every chance 2 \cel in life
1 must thank my Kerry Blues Boys
REMEMBER ITS OUR HOUSE!
Thanx 2 all coaches teachers friends
& of course Raquel. Marco keep the
tradition alive. SMC 4 EVER

John Paul Giliherto

Stick and stones may break my bones
but walking to the team bus can break
my ankle. The memories and good
limes will forever be with me. Be
meek and humble in hie. but for now
be proud: we're St. Michael's men
now.

Mark Giordani

Tom Gziut

1 have many places to go and many
things left to do in my life, but I
will forever remember m\ days at
St. Mike's. I am forever indebted to
my mother and sister for making it
possible lor me to come here. I would
also like to thank all my friends at St.
Mike's, whether student or teacher,
for making the last five years so
memorable.

Brad Harrison

Afetr 7 theatrical productions and 9
sets of concerts, St. Mike's has put
me well on my way to becoming a
man of he arts. Music is certainly not
what I thought I'd be pushing after
St. mike's but I'd like to thank Mr.
P, Mr. O. Mr. C for setting me in the
right direction. Thanks to my friends
for putting up with me and my
parents for footing the bill. Double
C's might come after double blue,
but they're not far off. Thanks to
BM, MM. AD, MK. RJ. CD, and RB
for making it all worthwhile.

Andrew Haugh

I would like to thank my family
for their love and support. I would
like to thank all of my friends
especially CM who gave me the
support and drive to keep going.To
all the boys at SMC, thanks for the
memories. There is only one thing lefl
to say.'SHUTTER DOWN BOYS'' .
it was good while it lasted

Jonathan Hendricks

"We are what we repeatedly do.
Excellence, then, is not an act. but a
habit." I want 2 thank God for gi\ mg
me the opportunity to attend this
great school. Thanks 2 my parents
for their constant love and support.
Thanks 2 all my teachers. Good luck
2 all. espc my close bros. 2 NH.
thanx fa making me believe. The
Indian sensation has left the bldg.

tnas a®@Qa@®<§

Anton Hyginus
Between studying feverishlj
for exams and staying up all
night to complete assignments
and slaving away at my ISUs...
wait. I think the wrong quote
appears next to m\ picture. Ah,
well. Thanks to all the amicable
characters that have made this
experience worthwhile, as well
.is my parents, sibs. and. uh...
anyone else that needs thanking.

An thorn Iaboni

Shut or down boys, we're done! It's
been 5 long years at S\IC and I know
I've come out a better man. but how
I've nevei been sent to shave once is
nd in ' M\ greatest thanks goes
10 my loving family to whom I'm
i in I > indebted, \nother special shout
out goes to all the boys, you know
who you arc: thanks for the great
memories, especially Cancun '02.
I his school w Ml alvvav s be a part ol
me. Good luck to all' 'Time, don't let
it slip awa>. raise your drinking class.
here s lo yesierday " Aerosmilh

Kav Iaboni

Joseph Ieraci

First of all I would like to thank my
parents tor their utlinite patience
and financial support, St Mikes was
truly worth it! Secondly I would like
to thank the institution and all the
teachers that made St Mikes worth
while. Memories of this school will
never fade out of my memory We
all entered as strangers hut leave as
brothers; I.ooch. John. Coulter. Mi>.
Rob. I'rsa. Turco, Sleph, Dave Hut
alas its over. "I have a Journey sir.
shortly to go:/ My master calls me. I
must not sav no."-Kinc Lear

Rohn Jackson

We have come to the end ol a journey
where the tremendous was the n
And now. I believe I can Finally say
with confidence that I am part of that
elite. Many thanks to all. students
and teachers, friends and family, and
the Lord above, who have helped to
make me what I am todav

Michael John

The past live years at St. Mike's
have profoundly shaped the man I
am today, and lor this I am forev-
er greatful. I would like to thank
God lot all that He has done lor
me. for my parents and family
for their love and support, ami
my friends lot heing there when
I needed them As we leave this
place going in our separate direc-
tions, may we always remember
our lime at SMC, Best ol luck to
the class of 2002!

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Mark Johnson

I li.nil s iii Mom, and those
teachers; Si I ram e» \li lohn,
\h Walsh, Ibi | n" up w ith me

(no easy task I and ii|ipoitni me.

Nevei loryct t )/. Any number,
the old crew, < lodspell, gas leaks.

ive time, Ucih < iuiterball,
\pnl 19, yellow notes, and mv
Iriends Kicin. Brad, Murph
limes (the lunch hunch), Dominic,

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\li i Mi. i', inn \l nil all

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are everywhere! I >i Seuss

Ryan Jones

Still round the comer there mav
wait. A new toad or a secret cat
R R. l'olkicn My thanks to all
teachers ami my friends, who ha
made mv years here memorable, and
lo my family ami < iod, foi supp
me along the way May all who
this be cursed to live i

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Dave Ksiazkiewicz

Well the end has come and gone
and to say the least the memories
arc plentiful. Pd. 3 spare, power out
day.golden griddle day (sorry). senior
scrub day. Thank to all those who have
stayed my friends and to those who
have become my friends. Most impor-
tantly thanks to my parents for making
the correct decision and for dealing
very well with my resistance to their
logic. For those left behind remember
thai the world inside St Mikes is a lot
better than the world outside. Don't
take it for granted.

Paolo Korre

Many thanks all the students who
went before us and led the way. To
all those coming after us. I hope that
we have done the same. 1 would espe-
cially like to thank Mrs. Pignetti and
Mrs. Di Rosa w ho have taught me to
follow my dreams regardless of what
others think and say. Remember fear
makes you take a step back where
you should have gone forward.

Edward Kuo

Mustuse350charactersefficiently

sonospaces.Thanks2family4waking

meup.Thanks2teachingstaff

especiallymathdept&MrSmyth4

showingmehowmuchldontknow.

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Michael Krem

SMC is an exp III nvr 4get Nards
class was greatlearnd so much
about lifc.Thnks 2all my trends
who were there 4me I couldnt hav
madeit w/o them Its been great.

Jonathan Kwok

Finally one of the most impor-
tant chapters of my life ends
and another one begins. Gone
are the days where I have to
wake up at 7 am. write two sets
of exams every year and wear a
uniform everyday.Replaced by
two harder exams and extreme
pressure to do well. Thanks go out
to my teachers, my parents and
my friends for a memorable and
interesting 5 years

Ryan Kwong

Richard Lee

As I graduate from St. Mike's. I
would like to leave with younger
students a guide to surviving OAC:
sleep is of utmost importance, so take
a quick nap in homeroom and spare:
seeing Father hallucinate in seminar
religion w ill brighten up your day,
and you must be able to pull 'all-
nighters'. Thanks to my parents and
all my teachers for their guidance
and support. Finally thanks to all
mv friends for making these 5 years
memorable.

Jonathan Lehun

Well it's all over boys. No more
scheming before class or trying to
find out what's on the test before you
take it. It was fun and I'll never forget
the memones.Thanks to my family
for all the support and to Vanessa for
also being there for me. Also to the
boys(you know who you arelfor mak-
ing everyday a complete gong-show
and to the coaches of the Buzzer's
for all the ice-tinie,powerplay,penaltv
kill.etc. Anyway the Easystreet Ex-
press is calling so i have to go. 'Cheers'

iras

Simon Leon

Firstly, thanks to God, m\
family and my Friends lor
making these past live years
great. I'll always remember
Debating, thanks to Mr. Vella
and Fr. Burns, Italy. 1 1 1 L . St.
I ucia, watching hockey/football
games, Mr. Barn \ sense ol
humour. Fr. Zinger*s class, that
I '(Narducci I = JFK and the rest
of my teachers v, ho made class
at SMC unforgettable.

Michael Lista

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Stephen Luciani

Thanks St.Mikcs' Thanks in im

Anna who was mj second
mother.Rest in peace, ("hankyou to
Nonna Alfredo .mil ( 'an/.ano and

.1 ( iiuliana. I hanks in Alfredo,
"bo," I line you. ["hankyou to my
girlfriend Ashley rhankyou foi all the
support in m\ life. flunks Mom and
Dai 1. 1 Ipve you. Zonardo.Zingo.Lee,
Fir/.Bcrgin.RobJon.l ezz.Scrach,
Mo Stef.Turcs.Ces.Colt.l ioli.Cola.
VndreachEhl ).wc'. I in long.Petras.Pr
sa. Costa, (hims "I ilc is like a box of
chocolates,!! never know what youre
going toget' 1 1 .TL-st-

Moses Maria

(iracas a Deus.' this little chop has
ImalK reached the endol the yellow
brick halls. Thanx in all who have
helped me with ever) step^To"Mai I'
ai.Paulo.obrigado poi tudo I uge.mj
support. my sister forevei Iwop
a chop, im always keeping my spun-.

lo the bridge' crew.foi mal
Cancun memorable;Nards ihanks for
the great friend; I ve gn wn from a
disgruntled niner to a proud keny blue
who bleeds double blue"l >on't v .mi ti

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Michael MacDonald

Without the Grace ol ( iod, two Ioa
ing and devoted parents, man) loyal
friends, anil a great ileal of outstand-
. achers; nunc ol mj memories
at St. Michael's College that I will
forever cherish would have conic to
fruition.

Jonathan Mar

"In the end, each of us will he judged b\
oui standard ol life, not h> our standard
.'i living; b) our measure of giving, not
In mil measure ol wealth; b) our simple

Iness, not b) "in seeming greatness."

Five years from now, main ol the
invaluable memories we have shared .mud
these yellow bricks «ill go unnoticeabl)
Miii However, treasure the qualities
synonymous with the SMC spun thai have
been instilled in us goodness, discipline,
and know ledge i"i the) « ill em ieh our
characters anil guide us for the rest ol oui
lues Thank you to my family. Friends,
and teachers Good luck to all the gradsi

Jeremy Lui

\ word of ad\ ice lo the rookies ol
SMC: "empty your mind, be lorm-
less. shapeless, like water." Bruce
I ce. In other words, jusl be flexible.
With my 5 \cai sentence finally up. I
would like to thank my teachers and
tnends for then advice and help
of course, a special thanks, goes to
in\ parents lor their endless sup
Memorable times include. Mr 1/ ami
Mi MR showing me around in Eu-
rope. I. Mai singing "Taste and Sec".
Father Zinger's watergun, and my 1st
show in Rot k Night.

Simon Mariani

\1\ tune here has been a blast.
From t ancun n> Canada Gold in
I cat playofl chants and Double
Blue Iniekev the memories will
nut he forgotten, lo all the guys
and teachers who have made me
proud to be a Si Mike's ( frad
thanks and lo Mom. Dad Paul
and Richie loi all yot -up-
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Aaron Marques

Good limes, eh? A nv lion thanks
lo my parents and my brother.
•> hi ' ha\c shown me so much
love. Thanks so much to m\ bud-
dies who helped me through this.
I clearly wouldn't ha\ e done it
w ithout you and 1 appreciate. Good
luck to all of you. C

William Massi

Gianmarco Mastrantoni

Five years went by fast, but the
memories I have from St. Mike's
will last forever. I'd like to thank my
parents, for helping me through the
tough times, all my friends, you now
who you are. and all the teachers who
made my stay enjoyable. Memories
of m\ OAC \ear will forever be
cherished, especially Cancun '02. In
my vears at St. Mike's 1 have gained
a wealth of experience and as Huxley
saj s. "Experience is not what hap-
pens to you. It is what you do with
what happens to you." SMC Fore\er.
Ciao

Mark Mateja

Some words to live bv... In the end.
the lo\ e you take, is equal to the love
you make. Dont lei the Le\ee Break.

Jonathan Mazzuca

Firstly.ThanxMom.Dad&Janess.TheMe

moriesAreEverlasting.rWillNeverForget

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Jeffrey McCabe

Although I've only spent two
short years at St. Mike's I'm
really going to miss it. Special
thanks to teachers and coaches
PB. FB. FB. EJ. DS and of course
M+D. I'll Always remember
Ofsaa: sanction to gold. CIs,
TDs. tnfnorth. Moncton. Leaside.
B-house. Denmark. Mansfield.
12Goons. Churchill + Hayward
Field. All the best to other grads!
Remember "Do or do not. There
is no try." -Yoda

Matthew Mclsaac

Looking back, summing up St. Mike's
in a few sentences derinitelv doesn't
do it justice. Thanks to God and
my parents for the opportunity. The
Buzzers organization for even thing
they've done, both on and off the
ice. Michael, it was great to finally
play with the big bro. My teachers,
especial) the philosophy and history
departments. I'm much obliged. To
all the boys especially the best ones.
"There's nothing in life to be more
prized than true friendship." (Aqui-
nas) Cheers. SS.

Justin McKernan

I would like to thank God. my
family, my teachers. Mr. De Piero.
Mr. Nicholson, and Mr. Sheridan.
Tomj brosJN. NC. RZ. K.H. QS.
MH. JB. PC and all the others I got
your back even though I might be
5 foot tall. Special thanks go out to
my brother Pat for alw a\ s look-
ing out for me, (Sean Penn)'"What
difference you think you can make
one man in all this madness1" The
answer being all the difference and
don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
( Ken sei Soze fPoof. and like that he
vanished."

Joseph McLean

"The unexamined life is not worth liv-
ing" Socrates

Si Mike's has prepared me foi almost
ever> challenge that life may throw at
me. It has also been tilled with memories
that I will ue\er forget Will RE IS Mi
OREO MAN ( omrades, wejhave had
an interesting adventure, perhaps one
worth\ "i being immortalized in song
hv a traveling bard. Well maybe not, but
good luck everyone, happy hunting and
thanks St Michael for making no time
at SMC so great. Majoi Mel ean wishes
all the brave adventurers heading out
on the load ol life a sale journev Ma>
fortune's favour shine on you!

Andrew Meneguzzi

Amidst all the great Iricndships.thc
talks.and what seemed to be the
highest .md lowest points ol my
high school years.l feel thai I have
matured greatly. The school as well
as these individuals have pointed
me in a good direction foi the life 1
have to lead ahead ol me. so to the
grads I say good luck in your future
endeavours. and Thank You to all.

Janus/. Michalik

lugh SM< is one step m a long
journey, it shaped the rest of mv life.
This all could not have happened
without the support of m> parents.
friends .V the stall SMC was a
myriad of experiences it lull of great
memories. I'll miss Nard's conspira-
cy theories & the Double Blue spun
The yellow bricks have burned then
mark in me. which will forever be-
fell. I'm going lo continue to travel
wherever the wind blows until I see
ni) final sunset I mil then. I look
forward to seeing many more uses

Colin Molloj

5 years ol rnj life I have experienced
many memorable moments dial
will last a lifetime. 1st I would like
to thank my family for their sup-
port and Iheu decision to send me

s\l< I wivli a farewell to: all the
teachers, the fellas-i Siobhan...u all
know who u i I he memoric
|i doubs. III. I I Si V< I \( lacrtl

1 i M.spares,
B house. SI 1 I II COONL-K :hulls
rcynaldo.l > \( 'shutdownday Its been
I'm shuttcn'cr fellas, raise your
sand vellehee: h/e DEUC1

Thomas McMorrow

Stan trying .aid il you
in the words oi W. v fturchil
GIVE UP. "Oh. but make sui
u^ ing for the right thing. From what I
understand, reading a couple quol
will not change you automatically into
w hat Iks in your heart of hearts .aid
nil now has been drowned in spiritual
cholesterol. It's a life's work. But maybe
reading from, say. the Oxford Bixik ol
itions would do the trick? Mind

Anthony Merlocco

I thank God and my parents. 5
years. thousands ol yellow bricks,?
shades of blue, and a chance to shape
one's self into a \ irtuous man. 1 hese
are the memories ol a Si Michaels
Man:l truly hope each ol us has
be* ome one.lt ukes much to shape
a man from a boy:know ledge comes
w iih experience, discipline with
respect. and goodnes- with lo\e <
luek to you. Whichever path you rind
yourself on my prayers are with \ou -
Stephen King"lt comes to a simple
choice really. get busy liv ing or get
busy dying "

Kristofer Mikolich

Adrian Monic

Well live I I and

finally done si Miki
given me the best hv my

tnd 1 even learned a thing oi two
along the way. Best i^\ luek to all out

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has left the building

Blaise Morin

Despiieall tlic changes thai laj ahead
1 will always have a special place in
my heart for mv years at St. Mike's.
First off I would like to thank my
friends&teamrnates for all the laughs,
the teachers for all their support espe-
cially my grl2&OACmathteacher(s),l
astlytb.ecoacb.es for teaching me what
it means to be a true athlete. Finally
I'd like to thank the men who cre-
ated all the famous St. Mike's cheers
because otherwise what else would
we do in airports. busesinCunner.B-
House.etc.OhWhenSt Mike's!

Ian Neubauer

Here is a brief list to live by to make
life at St. Mike's much easier: 1 Rip
the top button off your shirt. 2 When
taking up homework say you had
trouble with #7b.3 "GO Train Delay
Sir"4."I'll bring you a note tomor-
row" 5. The visitor's washroom
isn't only tor visitors. 6 If you want
something done, just yell "You won't
do it"Thanks for the memories.

Michael Myslicki

My 5 years at St. Mike's have
been some of the best years of my
life. l"ly I would like to thank ni\
parents for their support and always
being there when I needed them
the most. 2"°ly all the staff but,
especially Mr. Lewis. Mr. Sheridan.
Father Lehman, and Mr. Brisbois,
for always being concerned +
understanding. Finally I would like-
to thank my friends Barbs. Kegger.
Tarzan. Spag/. Clydes. Tim. Stubby.
Brit. Fent and Padre for making my
daj s at school more enjoyable +
exciting. "Carpe Diem."

Peter Nowicki

Derek OTarrell

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uelyLives'ThanksToAHWhoHelped
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"Hey you! Yeah I'm talking to you"

Ryan O'Flanagan

I would first like to thank Al. Irene
& all those I've met in the back right
corner for supporting me Saturday
nites for the past 4 years. Mom&
Dad. Linds&J I cant thank u enuff for
always supporting me. To the teach-
ers, thank u for ur tireless efforts esp
Nards. Fishdog & Sheridan. To the
fellas (u know who u are) & J. A. we
had some sick times: Cooner, OFSAA
Goldx4. Morocco. Montreal, Junior
Double Blues. SrA//uni.

Lliam O'Neill

SMC is the largest & best ex-
perience of my life. The fac-
ulty has the most memorable &
influential role models I have
encountered. Thanks to Mr.'sTrent
adue,Fitzpatrick,&Sheridan.Most
thanks go to MrLewis.you have
been the largest influence in
my life & I owe the way. I take
on problems & blessings to
you.Thank you.sir.AM.APJR.RB.
AH.MDiD.Cooch, thanks.

Nicholas Onody

This I admit. hard to believe an end
to it. Its been so long but it seems like
it was yesterday I 1st arrived. Aint
it funny how time slips away and
how everyday has its way of being
forgotten. Strange how we move our
lives for another day. like skippin a
beat. It turns out not where but who u
r w/ that really matters. One day we
will all meet again. resting high above
the clouds w/ no restrictions. Thanx
mom&dad for support. Brier thanx
and I luv u."Celebrate,cause life is
short but sweet for certain"DMB

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Adum Ouimet

Id like to start hx thanking m\
Mom&Dad 4 their on going sup-
port. + ni\ wife Erin 4 always being
there.lLOVI I 1,1 like to thank
Fishdog 4 turning me into Teen-
wolf, Mr. Sheridan whose had a
strong influence on ms life. N 2 m\
boys: Ma 1 lan.Moosey.l oxy.Sheed-
dogjjay,Bobs,22,Padres,Wops, and
the whole cunner trip. I'll neva
4gel Cirad Trip.Babyblue champs, B-
house.Football gms(railing),0 \C
Dressdown Day.the Dogpound& all it
SMC chains, lis ova I I I I Vs! I'm
out like a blind kid in a spelling B"

Julian Owen

The last five years ha\ been the
most trying period of our lives to
dale and all of lis have changed...
for heller or for worse, and a little
l^tt of both. To my parents for
providing me the opportunity to
go to St. Mikes, for the teachers
thai have inspired me, my friends
and Jessica for always being there
for me "Live, laugh, hue. Sleep
later."

Tim Pal

I had a hlasi but cant say im sad to go
Thanx to my folks for picking up the
tab i line you To my bros Andrew &
Das id good luck & keep your heads
up Goodluck to Ml- IT JC AS to name
at'ew, the rest know who they are
ihan\ for keeping me oul of trouble
and getting me into some as well At
this school you have to play b) the
mles. ..or at least around them. Cant

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Salvador Pareja

"Algiin dia en cualquier pane, en eu-
alquier lugar indefectiblemente te en-
contraras a ti mismo, > 6sa, s61o cs.i.
puede ser la mas feli/ o la mas amarga
de lus horas"- t Nei uda I Thanks to
SM< ior making these past live years
i hallenging and memorable Sincere
gratitude lo Mr Grassi - his classy
European style and professionalism
made learning French an unforgettable
experience, for the younger men of
sMC: demand a Spanish king course!
Kudos to those who discover the
meaning ol Neruda's words

\ndre\v Palumho

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David Paterra

It's finally over and now I don'l want
to leas e. I just w anl to sas ihanks to
all the people that have made this a
memorable moment: Stef, Joe, Fur-
long, Coulter. Turco, I a/arri,

( ' and B, i Pileggi ma\ be l and lo the
resi ot the how. I hanks to my dad.
and all the teachers ilut have put up
with me. The times I will nevei i
Caneun. $2100, the parking lot, new
ind everything else.

It been fun. I atei

Kent Pawziuk

thank sou to ni> parents for ihe
cash money because i know n u.is ,i
sacrifice they did noi need to make...
thanks to all ms teachers and friends
who made Ihis live seal grind memo
rable... teachers of note: mr. nardueci
( IO.I2&oac), mi John I I 2&oac i, nil
lessaro I I l&oat i besl class. gt.Kl

i ion with mi bissonnctte (besl
crew ever) . times of note sfx4.bub-
blin in dublin thank sou and take

zcm&mftmm

Daniel Pegoraro

l lere's to the four greatest s rs ^i ms
life, I wouldn't change a thin
the SMC boss ii made it what n wis
( )in.iss. I he Rinis,DC,DishplatesJ?John
son. I'unkr.is. Pomps It's Im
Powder),Gadoon. I he Italian

I aide. 1. 1 he Buzzers, u all mean ,i lol lo
me & I'll nesei forge) u guys Vila una
parent! , grazie dei votro appoggio.non

asiei potUtO reUSCire *ch;.\

Turnip brevet

m ms heart lo the one and only MINI
BOON Vitt.it. i You lil --I I I

Frank Petrasso

Well, it is finally over!!! I just want to
thank my parents for covering the tab.
Usp, I want to thank Mr. Sheriden
foi your guidance and support. Lastly,
1 will never forget the memories
from Senior Soccei 2001 andCancun
2002. LATER

Kevin Pickles

THE GREAT PICKING STRIKES
\G AIM I have tinallv finished the
toughest 5yearjoumej of my life, and
the funny thing is I would do it all
over again. 1 LOVE ST MIKE'S and I
wouldn't trade my years here for an\ -
thing in the world. Memories:XCx4.
fishing rod.high5s.LIL Gatsby"ho«
old art thou?" 3B's>uzzers. house. rods,
deepbreaihs IT Nn.dancing&wheeling
JZ. Thanks to m> family for total sup-
port cV sacrificelTo m> friends its been
a blast! You guys arc great!5years went
b\ wax loo fast 'Thanks-TTheRide

\ndrew Polischuk

These past 5 years at St. Mike's have
been amazing and have left a lasting
impression on m\ life. I would like to
thank m\ mom and dad. m\ brother
Peter, and m\ girlfriend Adrienne for
heir continued love and support. Sin-
cere thanks to all of m\ teachers and
basketball coaches for their guidance
and constant encouragement. Finally,
I would like to thank m\ friends for
all the great times and all the laughs.
I will always remember St. Mike's.
Good luck to all the grads of 2002 in
the future.

Mark Power

"No sir. m\ name is not Kevin
Dunn." I would like to thank m\
amilv for all dieir support and
for providing me with the finest
opportunites in life. Heres to the
Ukrainian connection. Bubblin
in Dublin, the magic number.
Montreal roadtrip, Sundav Bloody
Sundays and riding the ele\ a-
lor in Cancun. To the grads: "If
I could see farther than others, it
was because I was standing on the
sfiouldeis of giants."

Michael Prsa

The5ShortYearsAiSMCAieFi
nallyOver.Yet MemoriesAreS
esh SMCTaughtMeMany
ThingsForW TiichlAmGrateful.Th
anksToThoseTeachersWhoMade
LearningEnjoyable(EDDY' i Also
.ThanksToMIMvFriendsForTheir
Friendship.

Ad\ iceAndHelp.Lastly.TheMos
tImportantPeopleInM\Lile.M>
Famil) ( Mom.Dad& Aug iThank
YouForTheEndless Support.Love
AudCareYouAlwaysGaveMe.

Nicolo Pomponio

This year has been great. I will
remember it for the rest o( m\ life.
1m glad 1 had the chance to be pan
of the tradition that makes up St.
Mikes. Good luck in the future to
all the bo\s on the Buzzers. We
had a great run this year. II 1 had
the chance to do it again I would
in a second. Thanks for all of the
memories. -PEACE-

Nick Pozhke

Thanks for the Syears I've spent w ith
you. yellow bricks and a spirit of
double blue. When It started I never
thought it would now be through,
main teachers helping along the way,
Biss. John. Nards. Fisch to name a
few. Mom thanks for the hints, and
for the cue. Oh and I'm going to uni-
versity too. Thanks to everyone, you
know who you are. Thanks for mak-
ing me who I am now. "It you feel
scared, or a bit confused. I gotta sa)
this sounds a little beyond anything
I'm used to." - G.Dow ne\

Michael Przybylo

"Error has ne\er neared my
souflMetternichl Paul, thanks tor
pa\ ing m> road and getting me through
school. For my Parents, teaching me
that hard work does pay off. Last a
shout out to Coach Trents lor teaching
me that football goes wa) beyond the
field. Okay IT'S TIME you know who
you are. Pull the power "Power Fail-
ure". Thanks guvs it's been fun.

age a@@9=@@@ei

Mike Reaj

-5 \ ears at SMC. ? v cars of TTC 5
years wearing hia/ers & gre) slacks,
5 years ol deadlines nn our backs
-5 years eatin" in the caff. 5 vears
that'll make va laugh -5 vears of
different trends. 5 years ol making
new friends -5 years of English
and Religion. 5 years of goodness,
knowledge, discipline. -5 years
hearing countless stories. s years
gaining unforgettable memorie
years of education. ...to reach a future
destination.

Andres Rivela

It's been an incredible 5 yra <.V I hope
thai all of u who've made a difference
in ni\ life.staff&students.that I made
a diff. in urs I'll always remember
the nine I had ' SMI basketball-
D$ Florida trip.nards calc.barry
history.ni) Italians, honourary
Chinese. Zingci scminar.OAC skip
d.iv. I love mj life >\. who I've
become through SMC. Just remem-
ber: the world is round & the place
which seems like the end may very
well be the beginning -Thankj
God,boys.mom&dad 4 everything
- - Peace on Farth

Matthew Roddy

"Whatever happens lo us later in life,
let u- always remember these tunc-
that we had together. And even if
we are occupied with more impor-
tant things, if we attain to honour
or fall into great misfortune-still let
us remember how good il was here.
when we were all together, united In
these lo\ ing feelings, which made us.
for the time we stood together, better
perhaps than we are." This is my
testimony, my ad\ ice to you will be;

I ive like you'll die tomorrow but
dream like you'll live forever.''

Kirk Reid

After Syears of yellow walls&eold
burgeis.I have realized that nii
than.v arectue to the peopleA thine- thai
made nn tunc here memorable
to rnom&dad who gave me the
love&support I needed 2 the original
OTR UNcrew:MBal Caka

I Rmiiicc pigl.gi-9
race-® union. giUski day"is Campbell
slceping'.'coughcough '.BondSweat
s.lX-eV v I Veks VI 3'sJC's trailor,S<
I s Sards, MsBrox ihan\
■ nd I hope losee you all
ugh Its official "shut 'er
down"

Andrew Roberts

"yesterday i- history. tomorrow
i- a mystery, todaj i- a gilt thai is
why thev call it the present." (hit/
Well boys its been an amazing 5
years with phenominal memories.
Baby Blues, greatest comeback ever
(centre ice canon '.team gutless! /e
Its. -olds, pics). Double Blues- best
2 years. B-rundog,cooner. Friday
i- win da\ 'lake the pin
boyz"..

Benjamin Rogers

Jonathan Rose

\1\ live years ul SMI an ahead)
over. It seems onl\ yesterday that I
passed through the student arch
not knowing anyone or what the lu-
ture would bung, but as I'm leaving,
I know this school has given me the
knowledge and discipline needed foi
all Inline endeavours I must thank

ml ( hns loi alvvavs
encouraging and being iheie foi me.
ihe fellas who made ilus school the
nine it was ami the Almighty
One' It's lime lo kkk back!

Dominic Ros/ak
lcmpus Fugil It's been a mem-
orable 5 years. I'm proud to
have been a part of the St Mike's
community. Special thanks to
Mis Drapala (for the motivating
discussions) & Mr Bissonnette
i for the ( ienesee rciic.it & lor
being m> political antithesis).
To m\ buds horn the ren
Pslouqt. Grads & l I iod

bless & may you all live long
and prospt

\ommmm mm

Svlvain Rouleau

Brvan Sand

Kieran Ryan

"the will to win is nothing without
the will to prepare.'' This has been
the best 5yrs of my life. Morocco,

VOFSAAgoldO. Mansfield
02 grl 1 ribs.cafechants.gr 12goons.
UFL.tnpleLunch. Funnel. Marche. To
all the boys, u know who u arc. My
parents for S and support. Coaches
PB.FB.DF.FJ. You won't do it!
"Don't take life to seriously, u'll
ne\er net out alive" -Van Wilder

Luis Santos

When 1 arrived at St. Mikes I had no
idea what I was in for. 5 > cars later
Ive grown physically, spiritually and
intellectually. This school and the
people in it have made my experi-
ence here one for the books. Id like
to thank my friends and family for all
that they have done for me. if not for
them I wouldnt be here. This chapter
belongs to Darwin

Robert Saverino

These rive years at St. Mike's, un-
doubtedly, have been the best years
of my life. Special thanks must go out
to: My parents for supporting me all
the way. To my brother and sister for
setting me w ith standards to live up
to. To my teachers, especially Grassi.
Barry. 32. Biss. and Xards. To my
trips to Italy with Jon. Luch. Stef . . .
Also I can't forget 4 Whops and a
Chopi Moses). Cancun. Brisk at lunch
and Kerry Blue Football. To all the
rest of you. I love you guys and wish

you all the best. BYE!'

Jordan Sgro

5 years o\ school tuition S40.000
Books, clothes, and accessories
$6,000 Transportation to school

Leaving the greatest school
in the world with the greatest
friends imaginable: Priceles
There are some things money
can buy, But growing up with
the greatest group of guys is
PncelesslThanks Mom and Dad
for everything. MMS 54 4 life.
MEDZER!

Luke Sawicki

" Live as if you'll die tomorrow.
dream as if you'll live forever." It
has been a journey, at times quite
bumpy, but somehow I have reached
the end of this era of Double Blue.
Even though the trek might be o\er.
the memories and lessons learned will
never be forgotten. Thanks to God.
my family, friends, and teachers. "So
make the best of this test, and don't
ask why. It's not a question, but a les-
son learned in time... I hope you had

the time of your life", because I had.

Joseph Sgro

In die beginning I was forced. 2 come 2 a place
that I didn't endorse. But over time it became a
blast, and it saddens me 2 know it will not last.
Than\ 2 my parents 4 footing the bill, and to all
the boys for keeping it real. The grads of 00-03.
D.V. D.B. AC. R.l.M.A. D.T. A P. \t S, M C,
MnS.R and SB. You all have an everlasting
influence on me. To the teachers-Nards. Tessaro.
Lewis and 32. I couldn't have done it without
all of you. And who can forget Cooner. F.Ts.
M24's, PLDs. and OAC DDD. Some ol which
were orchestrated by me. Although my as
ments bore my name. It was those behind the
scenes that deserve all the fame. Even this quote
in the form of a poem. I musi confess was not
written alone. And now m> stav al St. Mike's
is about to evpire. In the words of Al Pacino.'l
retire."

SUB asysyno^rsysi

David Shanly

Flu- years are gone .md I'm sad
saj it's time to go. In my time here
I've learned the importance oi good
nutrition (the Pita Pit), --ale driving
(especially on the way to exams 01
San Francesco's), and public speak-
ing no the lush!). Thanks In ill)
family and the great Mall at SMC foi
all the help ajong the way. I hanks
in the friends who have given n
wealth ul memories thai will last a
lifetime, Later,

Andrew Siqueira

SM< is nunc than |iisi a school,
il is a I. milk and my peers are not
simply students. bu( brothers. It is
a shame thai we are here lor such
a short lime. Inn ai least we have
amazing memories lor a lifetime.
Thanks to all m\ teachers, you will
always hold a special place in my
heart. SMC4eva! Double Blue
Through and Through!

Adrian Spagnolo

I'dl.ike ToThankMy Parents, leachersA
nd\\ ifePookie4Belie\ ingInMe.5Yeat
6AtSMCHaveBeen"Sick"ToSa) rhel
easi. Congrats ToA 1 1 My Boyz(YouKno
w WhoYouAre)ForGetting Through \
IITheYcais.Solda'sC.r.lOPudiliiudncI
ent.AndABab) 's ( 'hampionship.DogP
ound,AndSR( >.I'llNevei4getF.urope&
Bubblin'InDublin.BearsSFs=CNIB,A
Senior DoubleBlueOFSAA \>ppearanc
e Nol roMention Grad2002InCooner"
lustGiv'ER'MLeavel WithThis IWo
iildRaihei Sii( >nAPumpkin& I la\ cltAI
IToMyselfThanBeCrowdedOn Welvel
( Cushion"

Andrew Step

irage is nol ihe absence ol |i
Inn rather the judgment thai sum
thing eKe is more important I he
brave mas nol live forever bin the
cautious do not live at all." I've con-
quered all and have come mil \ ictoi i
oiis A special thanks lo Mr. Sheridan.
Mis I )rapala. Mi * h\ mg, without
your support I i ouldn'l have done it.

0fc

David Sheed\

My reign al smc iso imc

to just giver, I hanks lo my p;
lot their love and support. I
staff, thanks tor your guidance and
3sistauce.Bigmike.redlight,deuce,m

jean.flan.bobs&fox.thanks for
the niemories:Cancuu. Ireland. may 2
4s,brunn\.i'. II lo ill the grads good
luck in youi future endeavours. -gel

hung 01 get busy dying!

Andrew Solda

|* "ObstaclesAre I hcThingsYouSeeOnl
yWhenULosel ocusOfYourGoal II
atsliBoy s JtsOvei SMCwasAgreatsyr

I^.ThePuddinglncident SF1 ,2,3,TlieB-
house.Cancuu-justt iiver.Si DoubleBlue
s.'UwontDoIf",0 VCDressDownDay.ft
ballGames(raiIing),Tm( anadaGol I log
poundi big( 'ill Ips.' land I can i(iul I
bs./etts. picks) Nicl Mike. Chris. keep
TheLcgaeyAliveBoy Idl ikeToThan
k\l\ I'aients.Teaehei sAndFriendsl I kno
wWhoUr.A s.M / WithoutTheirPushlVt
ouldntHaveSucceed.YoaGuys \n
stGroupl )K iuysIKnow.Diopc IbSt
he! utun lakeThePlu'sAndGo'' Chitts

David Stavrou

It has been an unforgettable 5 yeaj
first days as niners seem crystal clear
in my mind. 1 would like lo thank my
family and my girlfriend, lima, for their
infinite support and encouragement.
Their patience with my ignorance was
priceless. To all the grads. work hard
and get yoursell a be. unci See sou at the
reunion. Thanks for e\ erything!

Matthew Storns
l is edut ation forms the common
mind. Jusi as ihe twig is bent, the
\le\andei Pope.
The following behaves nol as an
obituary, but the opposite, foi a new
man is born II education guides ihe
oning sapling ol a student, then
a St Mil hael's education directs thai

Mi to the heaven-
ales cherish wha! you have taken.
and do not let ns pot ncrt.

Ma) we all speak wnl the triumph
ol si John ' i have

overcome th

mmmmwj^m

Ryan Sullivan

PRTYS OVR BOYS.Thnx2 parnts n
buds b/c w/o suport I couldn'v don
it. This prty nrly kid me(9isu:2mths^
7brsbforl lam)Yrs pasd quik an ihe
boys o'02 r now more like lamly than
aclass.Nxl yr R famly'l split. Some o
R paths'! cros othrs'l notBut its w/the
xcitcnmt o prtys2 conic that I leav
u. So 2 ni\ 2bl bin prty hid clasmates n
buds who bcame bios Cheers

Danny Taggio

I would like to thank my parents for
their financial & moral support, hope-
fully neither will cease for a long long
tunc. To all the SMC boys you are
what made these years so memorable,
and also to Danielle for always being
there. There have been friendships
made that will never end. but now that
these 5 years are done we move on to
the next 4. "Back to school, back to
school to prove to Dad I'm not a fool,
1 got my lunch packed up, boots tied
tight I hope I don't get in a fight"

Andrew Taddeo

Simon Tarn

SMC 9 -> @VPSS ?*IB*? 10 ->
SMC 1 1-13 | much appreciation for
any&all assistance in my first 14
years (artime has ruined and enriched
my life /paradox^ and will CONTIN-
UE} : >credits to Palm, Inc. for en-
hancing [gninracl tncgrevid] my OAC
learning e\penence< : i am a product
of 6 years of public education, but
SMC will always be remembered ;
IT'S a dangerous thing to be used to
doing things wrong ! .. '.'!'.' I AM NOT
SAM TAM... she got me stuck on a
lift in Taipei, cheers to MMII! 486

Stefano Tarantino

Adam Teolis

Tuition -$40.IM)0

Books - $2,000

Prom -$130

Having 50 screaming St. Mikes fans

snap a railing during a football game

and land on top of you - Priceless

It's been a good 5 years boys from
Ireland, to Montreal, to Muskoka, to
Mexico. I'll never forget a moment.

"I knew it was a crime. I did it any-
way, what can I say, I'm a rebel."
- Hunter S. Thompson

Stephen Tardif

"What can I say except thank you
to the teachers who have taught me,
to the students with whom I have
studied. Specifically, Mr. Sheriden.
Walsh. Di Leo, Bissonette. Fischer,
Ross. Lee and. of course. Mrs.
Scandiffio. Mr. Barry whose humour
did not go unnoticed. Mr. Narducci
who taught with as much patience as
clarity. Mr. McCann whose greatest
lesson was example, and the gra-
cious Sister Frances, whose abilities
were rivalled only by her compas-
sion."

Adam Turco

Thanks to my parents for giving me
the opportunity to go to SMC. Thanks
to Coulter for all the philosophical
discussions. Furlong for striking up
da bandlStef. we will always have
resurrection. Dave, long live the
PTERRA-mobile.loe.Yeah Man'Prsa.
skoal! Jon, my room was always
rocking. Scratchi. Thatta BoylTo all
my Cancun boys. WOW! Im out. See
Ya.

sras a@®o=a®§$

Paul lurzanski

First and foremosi I would like to
thank God, secondly I would like to
thank my parents and grandparents
for granting me the opportunity to
attend St. Mikes. I would also like to
thank all oi my friends foi the great
memories) Ireland.Cooner.SFI -4)You
guys are the reason why the yellow
bricks will always nave a special
place in in; heart. PEACE.

Paolo Valente

Although these lasi H /< ars have
gone by in a heartbeat, they have
amounted to a lifetime ol pei
an experience ihai will stay « id
Forevei Id like to thank Sr I ran
\lr Narducci, Fi Zinger, Mrs Pignctti,
Mr Vitullo, and my Parents youveall
prepared me lor the world and I owe
you more than words can say. Most
ol all, Id Like to thank my brothers
in blue Youve all been urea! friends
.aid my experience here couldnt have

the same without you. Thank
You. I >ouble Blue 1 orever.

Dennis Wagner

\h journey through these yellow
bricks lias come to an end It's been
a greal 5 years at SMC and there are

several people who have made il such

a special time I irsi ol all. I would like-
to thank my parents for their uncondi-
tional love and support. Another thanks
goes oul to my teachers for being so
encouraging throughoul the years Last
but not least. I would like to thank
my friends for all the fun limes. My
memories from SMC will never lade
away.Congrats to all the grads and
i luck in the future!

Sheldon Winter

["he best five years ol my life are
now Finished, but will nevei be
forgotten. Friends for life have been
made, and the memories will always
be with me. Friends don'l make the
world go round, they just make the
ride more enjoyable. Thanks guys
for making this the best ride ever.
I hanks to my family for their sacri-
fices and support, and to the teachers
for all of their assistance. You miss
a 1009! ol the shots you don't take,

and I've learned that, live with no
Bts It's been a blast!

Derek Whittaker

-•Only those who risk going loo far
can possibly lindouihow far one can

go. ils Blliol i I y Family, friends,

teachers and coaches, thanks foi always

pushing me lodo my I

Alvin Wong

5 years... Memories Markville,
Fallin, Parks, exams, girls. ja\ a,
grl I bio hmrm, lates, breakfast
club, Finch Subway OAC02
pranks Shouts to ed-o-philia. fal-
A, Dek. here. *0s man. titanic97.
booyah, lugi, \ V" 02, lobs.
italians, gi IX superyolk. Family,
God May W I mil Day ol 5 years,
parking lot. From grV to < • V
coming here a kid. leaving here
for univ. The Continuing Search
"Veritas" Made In China
VOI in hi Years"' SMC Grad
(lass '02 150th Year

Steve Young

\\ hen you die and you >:\u\ up in a
plai e where people ask you questions
about life and what you learned I
think a good way to gel oul ol il is
to say "No Speka I uglish" I hanks

1 1 my Mom and Dad and all my
buddies

Christopher Yu

I hese years at Si M's base been the
besi years ol my life and I thank the
teachers foi theii efforts Terry,! predict
■ foi you wuh ui future

in inalh. Simon. e.i-e up on the

anime and remember im the nono

ehamp.Jonny.u i nol cheap and woik
on those skill/.Kieh. \pcHo\ wil
soon.Jcr wash those hands Ivl u smell
iheni.Shel.l own u in bball.Sle\e.keep
ballin.Sal.no lalmas in penn.n .ui.u
have hidden lalenl.and i thank my
p.ucnts.nol importanl enough to men
lion ' cough I "1 V

mmmn& ai&ss

I Matthew Zettel

5 years zero regrets; cunner(dos

i cervezas), nil. team gutless (AR.
\s. KPi. letter B.Gatz.Al. dance

I Hi v hack right corner, chants in the
cafe locker room, marche. giv'er. i

I am forever grateful to my parents lor
sending me here and for the support,
im teachers: you did the best sou
could with what you got. m> friends:
ho\s 1 cquldnl have done it without
you, thanks foi the memories, reman-

■ bcr, d^nce like no one's watching and
JH Dream .is if you'll live forever, li\e as
if you'll die today.

Mark Zochowski

Throughout the last five years spent
amongst these historical yellow

bucks there is a lot to be thankful
for not the least of w hich is m\ St.
Mike's education. It's hard to believe
it's over, but I am glad to have had
the privilege of spending these last
few years with the most earing,
know ledgeable and Christian like of
people. Special thanks go out to all
nn teachers particularly; Mr. Shan-
non. Mr. Pagano (both). Mr. DiPero.
Mr. Fit/ and Father Zinger.

Walter Zigan

"To leant, you must study, but to
understand, you must observe." Life is
full of surprises, some are positive and
others are negative. You never know
what will happen next, that's why you
should live everyday to the fullest
extent, and learn as much as you pos
siblj can. I have managed to do this
not only b\ myself, but also with the
help of family, teachers, and friends.
The live \cars at SMC went by in a
blink of an e\e. but the memories will
be cherished for a lifetime.

Mark Zuceon

Thank you to m\ parents and my
brother Mike for their supporl
and to my friends for the great
laughs both inside and outside
the yellow bricks of St. Mikes.
Cancun2002 "You guys gotta
relax". DoubleBluesGrade 1 2.
Cafeteria and locker chants. Big
Gulps EH. Broken tailing at
football game. Its been the most
memorable five years of my life.
"Just sivER."

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OTfi^S&CPfflS

mmm® mm

Rvan Sullivan, VMt Lista, Derek O'Farrell

7iki Clark and frit ml

roups

2001-2002

((III

( ( I I I 1 I M i

c ( i i i i i i i :

/ 1 1 T T T T I [

Peter Frost

Philip Nicholson

Andj Nicholson

Stephen Nicholson

Paul c hepesiuk

Dan McTavish
Reid Brennan

fonathan Liorti

J.U. Burnes

Adam Grossi

rhis vear was a very busy one for the Art Club. We began the
year with an extensive project on silk screening. Students had
the opportunity to design and print their own T-shirts. Ceram-
ics was next on the agenda. The students created various objects
in clay and then glazed them and dried them in the kiln. The
final project of the year was creating the sets for the two drama
productions Inherit the Wind and Oklahoma!

aincy

(left to right) Raphael Sammut, Michael Ceci, Michael I rancella,
I r \1 Lehman, Vlnay Femandes, David Nespolo, Jacob Surkonl

The Chaplaincy Club is an integral
pari "i St. Michael's College School.
The Club is responsible for assist-
ing and promoting the various lit-
urgies celebrated at the school. I he
members seek to grow in their spiritual life by applying their Christian principles to the tasks ai hand
and to those around them. I he members invoh e themselves in the so( ial and spiritual life ol the school
In their < ommitment to \ arious organizations such as the t lood Shepherd Refuge and 1 he ( hit ol the
( * 'Id Program. The c haplaincj ( lub is also responsible for the development and maintenance ol a
"< haplainc v Newsletter." I his publi< ation is instrumental in rela) ing pertinent religious and spiritual
matter. I he members ol the c lub go to the daily Masses thai are offered al the lunch periods and assist
the priests.

Computer

Programming

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Intermediate Club

(Back row /-;■): Nathan Goveas, Bobby Yeoman, William Song, Mark

Sutton, Michael Bravo, Paul Moyer, Michael Boraccia, Michael Russo,

Chris Dileo, Bernard Chiu, Jeff Leung, Jonathan Mar

(Front row l-r): G. Shust, Nick Aitken, Mark Molckovsky, Vladimir

Moisseykin, Derek Whittaker

(Missing — Richard Rzeszutek, Laszlo Kerekes, Daniel Toto, Michael Ad-

amovsky, Michael Powell)

[l-r): Simon Tarn, Justin Chan, Brian Arcand, Andrew Chan,
Simon Leon, G. Shust
(Missing — Andre Rivela)

The 1987-88 school year (the same year Mr. Shust started working at SMCS) marked the beginning of
the SMC Computer Club. However, it was in 1994-95 that the club transformed into what it is today — a
Computer Programming Club.

Members take part in national and international programming contests.

The two main contests are:

1. University of Waterloo Programming Contest. This contest involves writing 5 difficult programs
in 3 hours. U of W uses this contest to choose a group of high school students to represent Canada at
the International Programming Olympiad. The Contest takes place sometime in February or March,
yearly.

2. American Computer Science League. This contest consists of 4 mini-contests during the year (De-
cember, January, February and March). Each contest has two parts: a written section (30 minutes), and
a programming section (3 days). The written section requires students to study computer material out-
side high school curriculum and the programming problems are quite involved. The club enters at two
levels: intermediate and senior — and the top three scores are submitted as a school score. Competition
is mostly among the top schools in North America and some European schools. The top 15 schools in
each category are invited to an All-Star Competition held in the United States on Memorial Day week-
end. St. Michael's has been invited every year since it joined the All-Stars, but no SMC team has yet
been a medal winner at this level. The club requires approximately 15 hours of participation.

The Duke of Edinburgh Program

Front row (left to right):
Patrick Kavanagh
Janusz Michalik
[an Naranowicz
Nick Ait ken
l)a\ id Cappodocia
Michael Teixiera
Mark Freyman
Mark Storus

2nd row (left to right):
Andrew Bouffard
Kellen Kidstone
Michael Ferrarelli
Kenneth Man
Brendan Charles
I red Caprara
Adriano Memme
Gordon laylor Moffat
Michael Maksimowski

The Duke of Edinburgh Award is an inter-
national award that recognizes initiative,
achievement, and excellence in four areas: skill
development, physical fitness, community
service, and expeditions. Currently eighty-five
students at St. Michael's are working on their
Bronze, Silver, or Gold Award. Pictured here
are students participating in their practice jour-
ney, hiking and learning winter camping skills
al Sene< a t ollege in King City.

3rd row (left to right):
Ms. DeCoun \
.Andrew Miskiv
Chris Tino
Chris Buccella
Warren Saldanha
Michael Brewer
Adam Micieli
David Mitchell
1 Uiot Paul
Philbert [p
Chris Luszczek
I rank Mariani
Nicholas Tsang
David Carroll

4th Row (left to right):
Simon Johnston
\ inav Fernandes
Kurt Witaker
Steven Royiwsky
Andrew Hagner
Michael Man
Jonathan Hendricks
Andrew Pisani
Daniel La Gamba
Mark Molckov skv
Amelio The

Leadership Program

Front Row (l-r): Andrew Bouffard, Thomas Giannetta, Jerome Arthur, Philbert Ip, Paul Moyer, Steven Dagenais, Anthony
Ottavino, Taylor Moffat, Matthew San Juan

Back Row (l-r): Mr. E Bazzocchi, Mark Molockovsky, John Moyer, Andrew Sartori, Viny Fernandes, Patrick Kavanagh,
Ashton France, Steve Dagenais

Absent: Jason Henrv Shrowder, Nathan Goveas, Mike Murphy, Chris Luszek, Michael Bravo, Andrew Hagner, Chris
Citrullo, Christian Rosa, Patrick Johnson, Francisco Colino, Andrew MacDonald, Pat Quinn, Michael Stephenson

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St. Michael's participates in the School
Reach for the Top inter-school competi-
tion. We have three teams, one Inter-
mediate and two Senior (A and B). We
also have an intramural league for both
Intermediate (Gr. 9-10) and Senior (Gr.
11-OAC) teams.

Senior Reach for the Top Team

Back row: Tom McMorrow, Rob Greco, Nick Cifelli,
Mark Molckovsky Dan Grant, Alfonso Nocilla, Andrew
Pignataro

, , , _ . , , , , Front row: Lliam O'Neil, Andrew D'Cruz, Anton Hvginus,

Reach tor the Top is a general knowledge Bryan LeG/ Coach Mrs p Boland

trivia competition similar to Jeopardy. In

fa( t, Alex Trebek was the host for Reach for the Top thirty years ago. There are four players per team,

along with additional back-up players and the team's coach.

The quizmaster asks the question and the first team to buzz in first must answer. If they get the answer
wrong, then the other team gets a crack at it. Ten points arc awarded for each correct answer. Occasion-
ally there are questions that can be worth twenty points and "What/ Who am I?" questions worth up

to forty points. The players may confer with each
other before buzzing in except on assigned ques-
tions. There are three rounds of questioning with
two breaks in between. On average, there are
around LOO questions. Reference for questions
usuall) comes from up-to-date works such as
the Encyclopedia Britannica and the Canadian
Encyclopedia.

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Green

Council

The Green Council is a committee of St. Michael's students that seeks to spread awareness about envi-
ronmental issues in Canada and the World, while respecting God's creation as their core principle.

During the year of 2001-2002, the Council maintained a bulletin board with news, upcoming events,
and articles about environmental issues. Articles were written for school newspapers, including The
Blue Echo and Faith in Action.

The Council's focus during Spring was preparing for and running Earth Week activities (April 19-Ma)
1). Prayers were written and read by Council members every morning of Earth Week, while raffle tick-
ets were sold in the cafeteria for the grand prize of a solar-powered radio. Protecting God's creation,
especially all life, is the fundamental principle that the Green Council acts by and hopes to spread
throughout the school.

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Photography q^

The St. Mike's Photography Club is an excellent educational experience in the
field of photography It involves black and white film processing in the dark-
room. Students learn the techniques of adjusting for under or over exposure

during enlarging and development phase's ot
printing as well as the pro( esses to increase
contrast using filters and timing oi devel-
opment.

The Photography Club documents the
academic and extracurricular events at St.
Michael's. The pictures are then developed
into colour slides or videos used for pre-
sentation during the Athleti( Awards Ban-
quet and the ( Irades 7, 8 and c' information
nights.

'students learn audio-visual editing ,md
mixing of \ ideo-tapes shot bj club mem-
bers throughout the year. (Mainly sports
competitions ranging from cross countr)

in September to baseball in lune.) 1 he
moderator for this club is Mr. [an I hemp-
son ,w\<\ the club is open to members el all
grades.

(/ r): Sampath Perera (Gi 9), Prashanth Rasaih (Gi 9), Michael Bravo

I2l, R i ibianco (< ii I J) I lien Vrthui [erome Vrthui

9), \iulivu Smart (Gr. 12), Mi I ["hompson, Rob Kivlich fronl

i entre)

(Missing Anthony Merlocco, Janus Miclmlik, Dominii Ri

daac: Zhe Dmi and Alcohol Awareness Committee

Warren Saldanha

Front row (left to right):
Patrick ka\ anagh
Anthony Merlocco
Glen Arthur
Andrew Hagner
Mark Molckovsky

Back row (left to right)
Taylor Mott.it
James lee
Michael Bra\ o
Ms. DeCourcy
Paul Mover
Amelio The

This year, the St. Michael's Drug and
Alcohol Awareness Committee joined
the In the Driver's Scat program and fo-
cused mainly on educating students about danger-
ous driving and in particular, the consequences of
impaired driving.

The group established an Awareness Week, which
began with a video, and guest speakers on the topic
of the dangers associated with drinking. The fol-
lowing day, the Grade 11, 12, and OAC students
were presented with Impact 2000, a media presen-
tation that focused on the prevention of accidents
resulting from dangerous and impaired driving.
The week culminated with a games event in the
lecture hall where students participated in aware-
ness activities. In addition, the committee created
a banner stating, "St. Michael's supports safe driving
because winners don't drink and drive," designed by
students and professionally manufactured, which
will hang in the St. Michael's Arena. There were
also presentations made to the junior-school stu-
dents, an art contest, and awareness messages at
the semi-formal and at the graduation formal.

As members of the In the Driver's Seat program, the students entered a competition with fifty-six other Toronto
area schools, and were judged on the quality, originality and outreach of their campaign. The moment of truth
came when these young men presented their yearlong campaign effort to the judges from the Toronto Public
Health Department. In their debut year, the students placed in the Top Ten Schools category and won a multi-
media presentation for St. Mike's from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).

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The St. Paul's Outreach Program

The St. Paul's Outreach Program was a new program this
year at St. Michael's. With the support of the SMCS par-
ent council and the help and organization of Mrs. Dun-
smore, a parent volunteer, and Mr. Fischer, twenty-five
St. Michael's students ventured out every Tuesday to St.
Paul's elementary school to tutor and mentor third-grad-
ers.

While helping the children with reading and writing,
the tutors formed close friendships with each of their
students. Both tutors and students discovered the value
of hard work and determination. The tutors found that the experience was rewarding as they learned

more about both their students and themselves.

Some highlights of the program included a magic show by Kel-
vin Kwong and the special graduation ceremony. During the cer-
emony, each of the third-graders received a certificate recogniz-
ing their achievement, a St. Michael's t-shirt, and a prayer card.
We hope the program will continue to grow, involving more St.
Michael's students and more schools.

St. Michael's Used Hockey Equipment Drive

for St. Paul's Basilica Regent Park Hockey Program

Some of the volunteers (/-r):
Mr. I). Fischer, Tom Eminowicz, ( iianni c ap-
puccitti, Michael C hurt, fames Campbell, John
Mannella, [oeGaristo, [erome Cheng

In February, St. Michael's received .1 phone call From Sr Margaret Feelej .11 St. Paul's Basilica. Familiar with
St, Michael's because ol our work with their ( hristmas food and gifl basket program, Sr. Margaret asked St.
\ln hael's tu .lssisi her in helping till ,1 need in il<>w rttown [bronto She asked oui s< hool communirj to > ollect
used hockey equipment to help out tit 110 seven-to-eighteen year-olds who are part ol .1 youth hockej program
in Regent Park that aims to get youth oft the streets and into productive activities. Students, friends, and families
ot St. Mi< hael's gathered enough equipment to outfit about twenrj five youngsters.

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Debating

The Debating team at St. Mike's partici-
pates in numerous debating tournaments
in a wide variety of debating styles, ranging
from pro-con to cross-ex to parliamentary.
The team is a regular participant in Pro-
Con debates in all three divisions (Novice
Gr. 9 & 10; Junior Gr. 10 & 11; Senior Gr.
12 & 13). St. Michael's is also a member of
the Ontario Student Debating Union and
takes part in a wide variety of invitational
debates such as the Royal St. George's Tour-
nament and the McGill High School Debating Tourna-
ment.

For those who are not interested in competitive tourna-
ments but would still like to be involved, the debating
team welcomes those as well. Non-competitive events
include the Ontario Model Parliament, the Southern
Ontario Model United Nations Assembly, intramural de-
bates, speaking workshops and the occasional exhibition
debate against a local girl's school.

Junior Debaters

Back (l-r): Adam Chan, Michael Telati, Gregoire Rouleau, Tyler Barrack
Front (l-r): Brendan Barrack, Raphael Sammut, Jacob Surkont
(Moderator: Fr. Burns)

Intermediate Debaters

(l-r): Radey Barrack, Andrew McCutchin, Kelvin Kwong, Andrew Sydor
i Moderator: Mr. Vella, Absent: Alfonso Nocilla, Geoffrey D'Cruz, Sean Jenkins,
Michael Murphy, Nathan Goveas)

Senior Debaters

(l-r): Tom McMorrow, Rohn Jackson, Simon Leon, Andrew Siqueira

Grade 12 Club
Ryan Prendergast
Daniel Lagamba

James Jee
Andrew Pignataro

Philosophy

Zhe Blue Rhetorics

OACClub
Matthew Storus
sua e rardiff
Paulo Korre
Mr. P. McCann
LliamO'Neil
K\ an Jones
Tom McMorrovv

Social

[ally Just" is term which describes
those who care for their neighbour. It is
best expressed in Christ's parable of the
Good Samaritan, a man who acted from
the highest human motives; his obliga-
tion as neighbour, to another human. His
priority o\ neighbour before economic s or
even his own personal convenience was
held up to us by Christ as the way we
should treat each other.

Mr M. Quinn, Peter I rost, Benedict [bmory, lames 1 ee,
lulian Barkin, Anthony Mancini

Our Christian traditions demand that we always tell the truth, ib condone a lack ol justice or to be si-
lent when acts lacking justice are being perpetrated on others is not to stand for or to tell the truth.

Our si hool stands for truth. I hat is what we teach. I he So< iet\ tor Social justice teaches and enforces
the truth Members will write letters to politic al leaders, in\ ite guest speakers to visit the si hool, and
send money in relict ol those who are not being shown fustic e

Tower Yearbook Staff

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Andrew Escobar

Andrew Miskiv

Michael Ceci

Tomislav Stefanac

Nick Pozhke

Bryan Lee

Michael Ferrarelli

Fr. L. Cullen,C.S.B.
Mr. M. De Pellegrin

Moderators

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Grade 10 Band

Front Row: Mark Cipriani, Michael Galasso, Taylor Moffat, Kenneth Man, Daniel Milway, Oliver Loh, Francesco Mariani,
Simon Johnston

2nd Row: Mr. Paul Pietrkiewicz (conductor) , Anthony Fernandopulle, Scott McAuley, Matt Cheng, Kris Cheng, Apostolo
Zeno, Adam Miceli, Vince Formusa

3rd Row: Michael Cengale, Chris Luszczek, Anthony Labate, Kurt Whitaker, Zachary Matijczyk, Chris Bucella, Jay Lee,
Kellen Lidstone

Back Row: Brian Skinner, Brendan Charles, Greg Nonato, Marco Ottavino, David Nespolo, Kyle Murphy, Jonathan Miceli,
David Di Biase, Andrew Bouffard, Lucas Vetta

Senior Jazz Ensemble

Front Row: Nicholas Cifelli, Adriano Memme, Julian Barkin, Andrew D'Cruz, Dean Pehafiel
Back Row (sitting): Vince Di Gregorio, Steven Smolsky, Mark Storus, Wilfred Ip
Back Row (standing): Brian Murnaghan, Michael Kostowskyj

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Senior Wind Ensemble

I runt Row : IYUt Pinteric, R\ .in I'rendergast, Adrian Nahirny, Michael Ii-ixrii m, Aaron Marques, I )amien I rost, Aidan
I >ineen, Philbert lp, NicholasC Lfelli

2nd Row: Mr. Paul Pietrkiewicz (conductor), Michael Ferrarelli, Michael l'r/\ln lo, Adam De Luca, Jonathan Nunes, Sean
[enkins, Vince Di Gregorio, Jason Pike, Andrew McCutchan

3rd Row: James Andrachuk, Joey Fotia, Mark C esario, Patrick Kavanagh, I red C aprara, Vinay Fernandes, Matthew
Baldassarra, Dean Pehafiel, Adriano Memme

Back Row: Warren Saldanha, Daniel LaGamba, MarkStorus, Wilfred lp, fohn falcevac, Jonathan Hendricks, Steven
Smolsky, Michael Russo, Michael Maksimowski, William Massi, AJex Marques

Senior Concert Band

I i, nit Row: Ryan Prendergast, Mi< hael feixeira, Adrian Nahirny, Damien Frost, Roland Alexander, Ke\ in C han, \idan
Dineen, Philbert lp, Nicholas ( Lfelli

2nd Row: Mr. Paul 1'ietrkicw i< / (condui toi ). Mi< hael Przj In lo, Adam I >e 1 u< a, Peter Pinteru Mi( hael Man, I >a\ id
Miti hell, lonathan Nunes, Sean Jenkins, Vimn Marques, Mariano Memme

(rd Row Frank Cerullo, Joej Fotia, Mark ( esario Patrick kavanagh. I red c aprara, \ ina) I ernandes, Matthew

Baldassarra, 1 Jean Penafiel, Sean ka\ ana ugh

Itli Row: las, in Pike, Vince Di Gregorio, Andrew Md utchan, Daniel La Gamba, Mi< hael I ram el la, |ohn Reiterowski,

\d,mi Reiterow ski. In iin ( re isatti Mil hael Russo, Mi( hael Maksimowski, William Massi, Robert Rubino

I'm. \ Row [an Mori, Warren Saldanha, Wilfred lp, Mark stems, [ohn lalcevac, lonathan I lend in ks, Steven Smolsky,
I homas I >obosz, I 'a me l pi. . innini, fames Vndrai hui l Ireg Benedetto

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Club

Besides its usual activities of daily practise in the Archery
Range and participation in various tournaments, the St.
Michael's College School Archery Club has organized
clinics here at the school tor students from throughhout
the Metropolitan Toronto area. In attendance at these clin-
ics have been Mrs. Joan MacDonald and Mr. Gar) ( allies,
coaches for the Canadian Olympic Archer) learn, and
Mrs. Ka\ Shillingham of York Memorial Collegiate In-
stitute, coach and organizer of the O.F.S.A.A. Provincial
Archerv Championships.

Our Archery team, consisting of Brian Arcand, Jonathan
Mar, Robert Macdonald, and Alex Howard, is currently
O.F.S.A.A. silver medal winner for the province of On-
tario. Brian Arcand currently holds the silver medal for
O.F.S.A.A. in Ontario and also has placed second in the
entire country in archery.

The St. Michael's College School Archery Club hosted
the lather Matthew Mulcahv Memorial Invitational
Archers Tournament in the gymnasium May 16, 2002
This tournament was open to students from through-
out the Metro area.

The Club Executive for 2001-2002 consisted ol Brian Ar-
cand, President; Jonathan Mar, Vice-President; Robert
Macdonald, Secretary; and David Ailegranza, Treasurer.

/ roni Rod ( leofl I •'( ruz, Kevin Chan, Nicholas rsang, fames
Andrachuk, Patrick Kavanagh

/ Row. I )a\ ul \Uegranza, Matthew Kandiuk, I d Kuo, Paul
rershakowec, Robert Fortnum, Brian Arcand, Jonathan \t.ir, Mat-
thew Antolin, I r I Burns, Robert Macdonald, lulian Barkin

The Olympic Team consisted of Brian Arcand, Jonathan
Mar, Robert Macdonald, Robert Fortnam, and Matt Roddy.
I he St. Michael's Standard Team consists of Julian Barkin.
David AUegranza, Patrick Kavanagh, Matt Antolin, and
Matt Kandiuk.

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Back Row I i Mr. P.J Miller, Ryan Donnelly, [yler Hill,
Mike I (unsmore, Mike Brisbois, Kris | )abrow iecki, Steve
n, Mr. I Zownir

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Back Row (/-;): Mr. J. Zownir, Steve Picco,
Jerod smith, Tyler Hill, Ryan Donnelly,
Kyle Hill, Michael Dunsmore, Andrew
Haugh, Andrew Palumbo, Mike Brisbois,
^ean ka\ anaugh, Kris Dabrowiecki, Mr. F.
Ribarich

Front Row (/-/): Paul Clementi, Matt MacDonald, Mike Hurley. Quenton So, Eddie Chan, Jon Keating,
Peter Moretto, Andrew Radcliffe

Junior

Senior

Standing, back (/-/): Mr. V. Reece, Mr. E. John,
Kelvin Li, Prinz Collantes, Mike Boynton, Dave
Carroll, Pat Johnson, Adam Garetson, James Ho,
Andrew Polischuk, Andy Punkris, Mike Powell,
Drey Rivela, N'olan Zucchet, Mr. J. Zownir

Kneeling, front (!-r): Jonas Didzbalis, Paul Sergautis,
Jon Clark, Nathan Skinner, Christian -\rambulo

Senior

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2001 TDCAA Senior Football Champions

I irst Row (/-r): Richard Zulys, Steve Zampini, Anthony Morris, Paul Carbonelli, Mr George Ganas, Mike Przyb) lo, Mr.
Paul Forbes, Andrew Gidaro, Mr. Mike Zahra, fan Naranowicz, Tom McMorrow, John Arrarte, Matt Roddy

Second Row (l-r): Aaron Paas, George Polyzois, Dan Poto, Dan Rossetti, Kevin Henry, Angus Dinely Mike Czerwinski,
DaveSanti, \icCholodnv, Tvler Russell, Jan Vlichalik, Rob Rubino, f.P. Di Giulio, Paul Marchese, Paddj McConvey, C hris
Burrows

Third Row (l-r): Ollie Aeby, fohn R05 Lwsky, Phil Varino, Sean Nichols, Ion Dixon, fordan Sgro, Omar Shaheen, Sam Vsaro,
Rob Saverino, Steve Smolsky, Greg Benedetto, Mike Sua 1

I ourth Row (7 r): Roman Myndiuk, Mike Boynton, I >ave Shanty, Stefan Kuuskne, Mike 1 ima, Alex Bertucci, Anthonj
Vinelli, Stefan Bilyk

Absent: Mi Frank (rentadue, Mr. Mike Ross, romameOke, irurnbull Fisher

The Senior Kerry Blurs had a verj successful season this year with a M-2 record, rhere were a lot of
new faces on the team and it took ,i while for e\ eryone to come together. Alter .i season opening loss to
St. Andrew's, the Kerrj Blues won their next nine games in( hiding "come from behind" victories o\ er
Upper Canada College and Michael Power. I he) won their third straight I DC AA Championship with
a win over I [enry Carr. I he Kerr) nines defeated York Region champions Markham (. ollegiate in the
quarter finals of the Pro\ incial Playoffs.

First-Place Finish

Undefeated Season

First-Time CISAA
Champions

IBM

2001 CISAA Champions
Record: 7-0-0

First Row (l-r): Alex Racco, Paul Poloni, Tom Magee, Frank Colino (captain), Paul Shaughnessy, Andrew Freitas (captain), Mr. David
Lee, Mr. Frank Ribarich, Mr. Enzo Carcasole, Alex Bertucci (captain), Nolan Zucchet (captain), Adam Garetson (captain), Carlos Da
Fonseca, Mike Rubino

Second Row {l-r): Adam Micieli, Troy Adams, Patrick Dabiet, Tyrone Edwards, Francis Marquez, Scott Giles, Yiannis Soumalias, An-
drew Grossi, Adrian Gibbons, Jaren Hayman, Ollie Aeby, Rob Antolin, Ari Doumouras, Stephen Antolin
Third Row (l-r): Dan Grant, Conrad Bach, Kellen Lidstone, Giancarlo Irwin, Reid Brennan, Mike Colatosti, Richard Cramer
Back Rows: Vince Formusa, Rob lantorno, Michael Enright, Rick Lettieri, Dan DiFonzo, Manny Abell, Tom Kobzev, Mike Procunier,
Liam Niven, Martin Rebello, Chris Luszczek, Mark Locicero, Martin Zettel, Paul DiGregorio, GianFranco Raimondo, Jansen Shrubb,
Brandon Meneguzzi, Kieran Harris, Justin Cressatti, Ian Mori, Gabriel Naumovich

The 2001 SMC Golf Team
captured bronze in the TD-
CAA Championships held
in October 2001. The team
members wish to thank
Mr. Reece and Mr. McCann
and vow to capture gold after
missing second place by one shot!

Members (l-r): Mr. P. McCann, Charles Pal,
Matt Rubacha, Michael Francella, Mr. V. Reece

Absent from picture: Andrew Newton

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Cross-Country

Zhe Blue Harriers

TDCAA Overall Champions (23rd Consecutive Year)

TDCAA Midget, Junior, Senior Champions

CIS Midget, Junior, Senior and Overall Champions

OFSAA (Ontario) Senior Gold Medalists— the Team's 18th Provincial
Championship Team, 39th Medalist Team in 21 Years

Kieran Ryan and Marty Fox — 5 Consecutive Provincial Championship Teams

fop Row (//): John Reiterowski, Philbert [p, Geoff Frost, Adam Reiterowski, Michael Maksimow ski,
Rob Fortnum, Michael Man, MarkStorus, Donal Mulroney, Wilfred [p, [ason Shrouder-1 lenry, I >re\\
Masterson, Jeff Best, Andrij Kostyrko, Mr. D. Fitzpatrick, Ms. G. O'C Irady, Mr. 1 Bergin, Mr. P. Barry

Middle Row (/ r): Eric Canham, Brendan Charles, Steve Ronan, Scott Quinn, Michael Reiterowski,
Steve Purificati, Michael Ceci, Vinay Fernandes, Daniel Piccininni, David Kuhlmann, Matt Rubacha,
Michael Galasso, Daniel Wojcik, Peter Gavin-Griddin, Michael Francella, I awrence Donegan, fohn
falsevac, Vince ( i'Neill, Andrea Pisani, fustin Aucoin, Kelvin I i, Kell I ynch, Brent Craw ford

Bottom Row (/ r): Michael Stephenson, ( onner I liggins, Blaise Morin, Andrew Macdonald, Mart)
I ox, Patt Quinn, Kieran Ryan, Chris Zawadski, fefl Mc( abe, Bryan I nth, Nathaniel McGroart)

Tracker Field

Champs for 20 Consecutive Years!

This year's track and field team had an outstanding season. With a terrific blend of distance running
prowess and sprinting specialists they were the TDCAA Midget, Junior, Senior Champions, and for
the 20th consecutive year, the overall boys team champions.

The team also captured the Midget, Junior and Senior titles at the Metro Championships. The title
"sweep" firmly established the St. Michael's squad as the top Track and Field team in the city. Nine-
teen athletes also qualified for the OFSAA championships.

Front Row (l-r): Jason Shroudei -Henrv, Jeff McCabe, Marty Fox, Kieran Ryan, Stephan Hetherington, Conner Higgins, Andrew Gidaro

id Row (/-r): Ari Doumouras, Ste\ en Ronan, Michael Gallasso, Max Giacomelli, Drew Masterson, Stephen Purificati, Daniel Ro^etti
Third Row (l-r): Adam Micieli, Brendan Charles, Greg Nonato, Lawrence Donegan, Toby Holland, Daniel VVojcik
Four Row {l-r): Vladimir Moisseyldn, Nathaniel McGroarty, Michael Hermanns, Vinay Femandes, Andrew Punzo
Fifth Row (l-r): Anthony Morris, Darren Brown, Paul Levine, Philbert Ip, Daniel Iadipaolo
Sixth Row (l-r): Torname Oke, Richard Zulys, Tyrone Edwards, Gabe Grossi

Seventh Row (l-r): Mr. Emile John (coach), Mr. David Fitzpatrick (coach), Ms. Gail O'Grady (coach), Mr. Paul Barry (coach), Mr. Frank
Bergin (coach)

South Region Grade 7 & 8 Champs
City Silver Medalists Grade 8

Back Row (/-r): Mr. Callaghan, Steven Rubacha, Chris Smith, Mr.

Byrne

Middle Row (/- r): Louis Santelli, Daniel DeMarchi, Conor Behan,

David Stephens

Front Row (/-/•): Walker Kitchens, David Torchetti, James Hig-

gins

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Seniors:

I )ennis Wagner

Kevin Dunn

Steve Yong

x.niin Marques

Juniors:

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And) Bouffard

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\lu had Maletesta

Junior 1 4 1

Volle0l

Blue Streets

During the Fall 2001 season, St. Michael's fielded
a competitive team that improved throughout the
season. With a 5-4 season record, the Junior Strikers
earned a playoff berth. Despite mediocre play in the
playoff round robin, the Strikers made it to the semi-
finals where they were defeated by Appleby College,
the eventual CISAA champions. Coach Fischer is
proud of his athletes' semi-final finish and thanks
them for their hard work, dedication, and good
sportsmanship throughout the season.

r f) f* * ~)

Back row (l-r): James New, Mike McKeown, Sean Jenkins, Robert
Greco, Arthur Dermen, Steve Dagenais, Mr. Fischer

Front row (l-r): Paul Rasbach, David Celebre, Mike Misterski,
Andrew Bascom, Ivan Miskiv

Missing: Andrew Punzo

Blue Streets

Back row (l-r): Mr. Vitullo, Michael McK-
eown, Conrad Bach, Steven Duffy, Robert
Vitullo, Apostolo Zeno, Alex Naldini

Front row (l-r): Scott Giles, Jeff Book-
man, James New, Andrew Bascom, Robert
Citrullo, Anthony Shimkoff

This year's edition of the Junior Blue Strikers was the youngest in recent
memory. It was meant to be a year to rebuild for the future, but this squad
proved otherwise. Starting the year off quite raw and inexperienced, this
squad soon developed into a legitimate TDCAA contender. Led by their
stunning defensive play and timely execution, the never say die Strik-
ers won their pool easily and captured their quarterfinal and semifinal
matches in dramatic fashion, with 5 set victories. The team fell just short
in the finals, losing to powerhouse Francis Libermann in 5 sets. The boys
performed above all expectations the whole season, and created a buzz
in the school volleyball program once again.

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Senior

Back row (/ r): Kevin Dunn, Andrew Lang, Robert Vitullo, Mr. E. Vitullo,
Pci 11 1 Ck'iru'nti, Greg Burke, Jeff Bookman

I rout row 1/ r): Anthony Di Nunzio, Ryan (aeza, Mark Molckovsky,
Chris Citrullo

Absent: David Di Duio

Blue Streets

I his year's edition of the Blue Strikers
proved to be a rebuilding year in ever)
sense of the word. Boasting a Grade 9
setter, two returning starters and onl)
one graduating player the team fared
quite well against some of the better-
teams in the province. Next year the
team should be vying for the CISAA
Championships.

Under-14

^r-14 j 1 1

A Competitive Team

Represented St. Michael's Well

Finished with a Winning Record

Bat 1 Row (/ r): Steven Ruba< ha, Mr. ( allaghan, Robert Speei

Middle Row (/ ; ): I >a\ id (. ooper, I )a\ id Ronan, \lu bael Re

ford

I ronl Row (/ 1 ): Adam loth, Philip Nil holson, I ri< Kim

lacrosse

CISAA Field Lacrosse
Champions

3rd at Ontario High School
Lacrosse Championship

£SLftft£JR

Front Row {l-r)\ Richard Clune, Darryl Burkhart, Lucas Miller, Michael Leek-
ing, Michael Fox-Higgins, Kyle Spurr, Paddy McConvey, Jake Sheehan, Jason
Mosdell

Back Row (l-r): Ollie Aeby (trainer), Tom Magee, Eric Burton, Colin Molloy,
Nathan Morris, Alex Bertucci, Michael Carlesimo, Mr. M. Pagano, Joe Cooper,
Kevin Ross, Angus Dinelev, Paul Mariani, A.J. Forbes, James Walsh, Andrew
Grossi (trainer)

Back Row (l-r): Anthony Mancini, Sean Pickles, Mario Corso, Mr. M.
Romano, Peter Miele, Andrew Cogliano, Matteo Mendicino

Front Row (l-r): Alessandro Bozzelli, George Pallikaras, Dante Di'Iulio,
Mark Simone, Nick Suppa, Chris Rosa, Vince Accardo

Absent: Louis Maiolino, Joel Lenius, Dan Vukovic, Dan Bruno, Michael
Tilatti, Santago Hernandez, Adriano Zito, Chris Villa

Junior

Soccer

Season record 13-1-1

Goals for: 83

Goals against: 6

Reached quarterfinals
in the TDCAA

Won the 3rd consecutive
CISAA championship

*£**'*

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Senior

Soccer

■

The Senior Azzurri had a
\ ltv successful season in
2002. An overall record
of 14 wins and 4 losses,
the Azzurri went on to
the TDCAA finals and
captured the silver med-
al. Earlier in the season, ^mmmmhhh
the Azzurri captured the
All-Catholic Ontario Tournament Cham-
pionship in Hamilton. In total, the Azzurri
scored 50 goals and allowed 20. Congratu-
lations to all the players for a fine season.

TDCAA playoff finalists

All-Catholic Ontario
Tournament Champions

Back Row (/-r): Mr. A. Zanardo, Gianni Cimini, Michael Crolla,
Giancarlo Soppellsa, Mario Corbo, Justin Gayle, David I HI lio,
George Pol) zois, 1 >an Visentin, Mike Plateo, [oe Rini, Frank Pe-

tr.isso, Mr. M. Romano

Front Row (/-/•): Paul Kania, Rob Rubino, Peter Guglielmelli, Da-
vid Santi, Eric Sadowski, Mark Simone, Dan Toto, Stephano t latta,
P\ an O'l lanagan

Absent: Marco Greco, Marc Racco, Jordan Sgro (manager)

Under-14

-14 . i 11

1st place finish

9-1 season record

CISAA finalists

Back Row 0 r):Mr.P.J Miller, Vdam loth. Uex Bezerra, Klex Francella, Martin Lee, Joe Serpe,

Robert New, Mr 1 > I i

Fronl Row </ r): 1 ukeGazdic, I. in I evihan, Ben< ontini,( hris Venditti, Bill lannaci, KalvinC hu

ii'»

Skiing

SMC

Alpine

Ski

Team

Coaches: Mr. Iame> Oatt, Mr. George bhust. ~
Mrs. Dianne Levine, Ms. Julie Demarchi 'mj

Balancing an aggresive dr\ land and on-
hill training schedule with four C1SAA
ski meets and the TDCAA championships,
the SMC Alpine ski team once again had a
strong season on the slopes.

The final overall standings in the CISAA
showed the U-14 A & B teams in second
place, the Level I A & B teams in third
place, and the Level II team in sixth place.
In a nailbiter, the Level I team just missed a
second consecutive TDCAA championship
and finished second.

Back (I-r): Jeremy Seath, Corbin Lott. John David Burnes, Daniel DeMarchi, Peter
Xowicki, Taul Opolski, Michael Galasso, Giancarlo Drennan, Ian Lenihan, Adam
Aboud

Front (/-)): Andrew Bascom, Richard Cramer

Absent: Steven Rubacha, John David Levine, Emile Faga, Raphael Sammut, Tom
Eminowicz (MVP), David Cramer, Janusz Michalik, Mark Frevman, Matt Rubacha,
Michael Ceci

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The Blue Sharks

(/-r): Andrew Meneguzzi, Andrew Gidaro. Marco Gidaro, Brian Arcand,
Rob Greco, Mark Johnson, Chris Zawadski, Scott McAulev, Irvin Chow,
John Latta, Jeff Best, Andrea Pisani, Marc Cordier

Absent: Michael Surkont, Derek Ma, Arthur Dermen, Drew Masterson,
Andre Kostyrro, Sean Jenkins, Stefan Bilyk, Peter Chorabik, Brian Mur-
naghan, A.J. Step, Mark Zochowski, Omar Shaheen

Sailing

In picture:

Mr. Mazzanti, janusz Michalik

12(1

The team began league play in good form,
getting off to a 2-0 record. In a battle for the
last playoff spot, we lost to De La Salle by a
score of 5-4 with the deciding match going to
three sets. In tournament play, the team did
very well, winning one silver and four bronze
medals.

Badminton

Front Row: Eric Cheung, Marco Gadaez, Mike Hui, Joey Hui,
Chris Di Leo

Back Row: lon\ Pi Munzio, Kevin Dunn, Andrea Pisani, Mr. J.
Coghlan, William Sung, Nick Tkach, Adam Kurnik

Absent: Julian Zamparro,

Rob Vitullo, Keh in kwong. Matt

Baldara-^a. Hen 1 Qggs

Bantams

Seniors

Julian Zamparro

William Song

RobVltullo

Ke\ in Dunn

Adam Kurnik

Ber 1 (iggs

Nicholas Tkach

Mike Hui
Andrea Pisani

Juniors

Chris Dil eo

Man i' ( ladacz

Tonv DiNunzio

Eric Cheung

Keh m Kwong

foej 1 tin

Matthew Baldassarra

Wrestling

Front Row (/ r) Marco tlrone, Frank Colino, Julian Zamparo, Mr. C. Lewis, Omar Sha-
heen, Mike \ K c rat ken I lhot Paul

Bat k K.> Matt Antolin, Brian Murnagnan, Mark I ocicero, Mike Sperdutti, ( hns

\ndieoh. Rob rersigni, Mark Sutton, (osepn Simon

Hai k C entre: lorn koh/ev

1:1

Buzzers Hockey

2001-2002 Season
The Team

Johnathan Lehun, Adrian Kremblewski, Marc Anthony Franco, Kyle Spurr, Tyson Gimblett, George Eliopoulos,
Matt Seymour, Jeff Kyrzakos, Nick Onody, Nick Pomponio, Wojtek Wolski, Tayler Simpson, Stephen Dennis,
Michael Prsa, Daniel Pegoraro, Joe Cooper, Ryan Sullivan, Brian Ihnacak, Kevin Pickles, James Gadon, Philip
Turi, Michael Carlesimo, Matthew Mclsaac

Giancarlo Mazzanti
General Manager

Chris De Piero
Head Coach

Vic Criscuolo
Assistant Coach

Mario De Piero

Assistant Coach

Rich Ricci
issistant Coach

Fr. Michael Lehman, C.S.B.

Chaplain

Michael De Pellegrin

Communications

Harry McAloney

Equipment Manager

Dan Nicholson
Photographer, Program Editor

122

Majors Hockey

I lead Coach: I )ave C ameron
Associate ( oach: Bob Jones

2001-2002 Season

The Team

Academic AJ\ isors:
Mr. fohn Walsh & Fr. I teniel Zonri, GS.B

#2 Geofl Patton, #3 Scotl I leffernan, #4 Tyson Gimblett, #5 Steven Rawski, #6 Ke\ in Klein, #7 Mark Popo\ ic,
#8 Tim Brent, #9 Drew Fata, #10 Ionian Freeland,#ll Jerrod Smith, #12 Scott I [orvath, H 1 3 Michael Gough, #15
Kyle Spurr, #16 Ryan Rorabeck, #17 Matt Bacon, #19 Frantisek Lukes, #20 Matt Ellis, #21 Darn I Boyce,#22Da-
ryl Knowles, #24Matl Seymour, #2^ foe Guenther, #27 Darryl Bootland,#30 Peter Budaj, #35 \iuh Chiodo

Under-14

Undefeated in
regular season

Is* place finish

Finalists in UCC
Invitational Tournament

Semi-finalists in Loyola
Sports Tournament

Back Row (l-r): Richie Mariani, Louis Gasbarre "A", Steven DiMonte "A",
Joe Serpe, Robert Speer, David Wallace "A"

Middle Row (l-r): Adam Turco (trainer), James Fazari, Greg Micieli, Alex
Bezerra, Mike Iwanski, Tyler Forbes, Mike Pelech, Andrew Amlinger, Adam
Micieli, Adrian DeVincenzo, Adam Templeton, Eric Rubino, Nico Figliano,
Paul Mariani (trainer)

Front Row (l-r): Devon Laszlo, Justin Troiani, Mr. D. Lee, Mike Liambis, Ben
Contini "C", Colin, Donovan, Mr. P.J. Miller, Louis Caparusso, Chris Venditti

Junior

TDCAA Champions
CISAA Champions

3rd Row (/-/): Andrew Cogliano, Andrew Kizito, Matt Ganas, Vince Rocco, Mike Bellisario, Jhase Sniderman, Matt Pelech,

2nd Row (l-r): Reggie Yong, Mike Moffat, Mike Ragan, Mr. D. Blaik (coach), Mr. J. Walsh (coach), Mr. M. De Pellegrin
(coach), Jeff Woo, Paul Parsons, Rob Poole

1st Row (l-r): Eddy Winiarz, Andrew Bonello, Sean Kavanaugh, David Nficoletti, Joel Lenius, Wade Finegan, Frank Selke

124

Senior

jioctey

Guelph Tournament Champs

TDCAA Champs

OFSAA Participants

Standing (/-r): Andrew Isaac , Mr. Chittle (coach), Padd) \K t_ onvey, \ ladimir Moisse) km, B.J. Quinto, I.I' Giliberto, Erii Sadowski,
Dave Sheedy, Michael Myslicki, | us tin Puppi, Mi< hael Scarcello, Andrew Sydor (manager), Ben I [iggs Mr Byrne 0 oa< h), fonj DiNun-
/n>, Mr Fifield (coach)

On knee (/-r): Angus Dinely, Peter Gugliemelli, Jan Naranowicz, Derek Mior, Adrian Spagnolo, Mark Scocylak, Andrew Roberts, Derek
Whittaker, David Ksiazkiewicz

Vbsent Sj U u> I ombardi

a d i a t o r est

gladiator in arena consilium capit.

amnio qifaeramus seria hulo...

125

Prep School Intramural Hockey

\\ alanche

Front Row: Bill Iannachi, Andrew Corso, Cameron Macinnis, Michael
Morra, Michael Rosada, Steve rricarico, Anthony Albina
Back Row : Robert New, Joe Zentil, Adrian Knnec, Armand Zentil
Missing: Andrew Rowland

Hawks

Faint Row: Andrew Piccininni. Robert Martiano, Philip Sochan, John Hwang

Back Row: Matthew Distefano, Mikhailo Babiak, Christian Melchior,

Matt Chine, Louis Santelli

Missing: Michael McLeod, Phil Nicholson, Alexi van Petreghem

Blues

Front Row: Gianfranco Guida, Anton Kobzev, Walker Kitcliens

Back Row: Aaron Ni\en. John David Burnes. David Torcheeti, Paul Di

Biase, Michael Babiak (coach)

g Emile Faga, Adrian Yreni. John Wintermeyer, David Trafford

Leafs

Front Row: Justin Leon, James Cutler. Adam Toth, Dave Stevens, Richard

Di Lena

Back Row: Andrew Chachula, Michael Tedesco, Stefan Suppa, Mark Walsh

Missing: Adam Bianchi, Justin Leon, Luca Martella, Ben Morse

Derek OTarrel
Head

Mark Tower
teree

Bruins

Faint Row: Michael Tracono. Rile) Mel can, Michael Refold, Paul Keeler-Lavin

Back Row: John David Lev ine, Matthew Pasquale, Kelvin Chu. Michael

Di Lena

Missing: Thomas Andreoli, lame- Stace;

Derek Whittaker
Referee

Scorer's Bench Officials

Adam Templeton
Sean O'l oghlen

Ian Lenihan

126

Rod Wings

1 rout Rom . Matt Fitzgibbons, I ru I ontardi, I ee Yankow, Conor Behan.

I >an Mi ravish

Back Row : Francesco C ongiusta, Michael D'Uva Louie Oliverio, Stefan

Gadacz, I )a> id c ooper

Missing: Daniel De Marchi, Regan McDonnell

SI. it-

Fronl Row: |oe Mi Andrew Bottomley

Back Row: Nino Maachia, Martin I ee, Kevin Kuhlman, |effre) Roy-

iwsky, Ink's I )'Mello

Missing: Alessandro Capo, Jai Matthew \

Team

Played

Won

Lost

Tied

Points

Leafs

Blues

Wings

Stars

Bruins

Hawks

Avalanche

I or the I eafs: In the finals, Daniel Stevens scored four goals and had two
assists for the Leafs. Adam Bianchi scored lour goals and had one assist for
the I rats. Mike Tedesco scored tour goals for the victorious I eafs.

Playoff Results
Feb. 18— Blues 12,Hawks4
Feb. 21 — Wings 9, Brums 4
Feb. 26— Wings 3, Blues 1

Finals

Feb. 27— Wings 6, 1 eats 2
Feb. 28— 1 eats J, Wings 2
March 5 — Leafs 4. Wings J

Junior Intramural Hockey

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in. Mike I 1 \nilrru Morsilto

in Saladziak, I >a
( anhai

Bruins

Ryan
Gentile

Back Row M mono, Kellcn Lidstom

dour, (ravis O'Farrell Mikr freutler Darren Brown

127

Hawks

Front Row: Damon Gaffney, Mike Malatesta, Carl Mazurek, Paul Ras-

bach, Da\'id Nespolo

Back Row: Jon Carere, Warren Saldanha, Ollie Aeby, Kurt U hittaker,

Ryan Delcurentis, Jason Kolarich, Adam Debowski

Avalanche

Front Row: Chris Tino, Mike McDonnell, Matthew Filip, Jason Poprawa
Back Row: Vince Formusa, Nick Solda, Jon Buckley, Joe Moyer
Missing: Massimo De Simone

The Avalanche finished first in the Junior Division with eight wins and a tie. It was ex-
pected that they would be the champions but they lost to the last-place Bruins 9-5 as Daniel
Burton scored six goals for the Bruins. The Stars beat the Hawks 6-3 as Chris Tino scored
four goals. The next day the Stars lost to the Bruins 4-1 and the Bruins were declared cham-
pions as the Stars were unable to play a second game. Nick Solda of the Stars was the lead-
ing scorer of the season with twenty goals and eight assists.

Team

Played

Lost

Avalanche

Hawks

Stars

Bruins

Referees

Paul Shaughnessy

Mark Power

Derek O'Farrell

Senior Intramural Hockey

Leafs

Front Row: Casey Hayward, Dan Piccininni, Ben Higgs, Mike Skubic, Paul
Friday, John Reiterowski

Back Row: Andrew Alkins, ( lianpaolo Di Blasi, Adam Reiterowski, Mark
Power, Kevin Spraggs, Kirk Reid, Andrew Siquiera

Missing: Scott O'Farrell, Ryan Sullivan

Oilers

Front Row: Paul Marchese, Andrew Solda, Derek Whittaker, Simon
Leon, Kevin McHugh

Back Row: Bryan Badali, Ian Neubauer, Daniel Grant, Nick Cifelli
Missing: Chris Andreoli, Richard Campbell, Max Giacomelli, Sean Mc-
Carthy, Paul Tershakowec

128

Red Wings

• Row Matl Roddy, Bryan MacKinnon, Paul Shaughnessey, I rank
c erullo, Andrew Meneguzzi, David Mitchell, Pat Kavanagh
Back Row: Marl Baldassarra, Kit Wood, Man Sutton, Pat I ovgren, Da-
mien ( rost, I terek ( > I .irrell

Sharks

Front Row: (. r.n>; Burton, 1 iannis Soumalias, \u holas Rizzuli, Robert

I]//:, Vndre Solo ki -
Back Row: Nick ( )nedy, Andre.) Pisani, Dave Badour, Eddie Chan, Kent
Pawiuk, Robert c ireco, Ian Mori
Missing: I\ ler Colford, Connor M< Master

In Senior Playoffs the Wings defeated the I eafs in a grot game on Maj 7.
[he next day, the Sharks turned back the Oilers 7-5 as Craig Burton got the
hat trick tor the victors. Hie Wings beal the Sharks 4-3 in the first game ol the
finals. The next day the Wings won 7-4 as Paul Shaughness) scored two goals
for the winners. In regular season play I terek O'l arrel] had 28 points i L8-12)
while \ldtt Baldassarra had 26 points ( lS-8)also for the Wings. Ben Higgs had
26 points for the I eafs 1 18-8).

Team

Played

Won

Lost

Tied

Points

Wings

Sharks

Oilers

"'.

Leafs

Above (J r): David Ronan, Adam rempleton, Michael Reford,

Sean O'Loughlen, Mike Treutler, Stefan Saladziak, Mark

Power, Derek O'l arrell, Derek Whittaker

Mi Bill I ifield

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CAHADA

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