"The Peacock Season" will be. presented Joy. St. Agnes School, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 2i, 22,~8 p.m. at the school, 300 East River Rd. . According to Sister Ann Patrice'Carrigan,.direct'or, the murder mystery recalls .the old comedy of manners in all of its irresponsibility • .and artificiality. Set in 1910, the drama takes place at a weekend party for the; ultrarich arid ultra-proper. Unlike typical mysteries, this .play reveals the wtuKlone-if from the start.. Photo by Joan Ml. Smith Leads^jiri, the play are: MERCIASCORA Mercedes Morano, as Gora Marriner; /Michael D'Afflbra. of Sperty High as Clark; Amy Muller, and Paul Forget, Cardinal Mooney is having Alarie; as Millicent.' Fcixxe? McQuaid; tony Macao and Firestone, the hostess;-Bob Aaron Dunwoodyi Aquinas; i a "Prayer, Care and Share 1 Keenan, McQuaid,Detective Carl Teabout from Edison; Day, Wednesday, Nov: 26.. All: classes. will have the Tech. Noirot.. .".- '•'.'-! benefit of being, together, in . Sharon Clays will.provide j sharing liturgies, discussions Other cast members are: - Janice - Schwlnd, Chantal piano music; John Muller has .and movies. The daywili ehd with the school's annual Rizzo, and Pat Rinehart from photographed the slides for Turkey Trot. use in the play. St Agnes; Jerry Vitello, John Successful Season The Little Irish junior Varsity finished the season with an 8-1 recored. They dropped their, first game to Auburn by a 3-0 margin and won their last 8 to take first place in the City-Catholic League. Team members include in front row: Todd Kellman, Brian Johnson, Joe FfcOj,Chris Ryan, Dan Funk, Sarti Guerrieri, Jim Marrotta, Tom Loewenguth, Jim Landry, Scott Johnson; in second row: Tom Smith, Frank Coletti, Bob Faficone, Guy DeLucia, Nick Bianchi, Mark Dimino, Tim Bell, Dave Terry, Dan Juu^, in third row: John Pezzulo (coach), Jim Schwab, Bob Wise, Emil Grugnale, Pete GueUi, Mike Davenport, Terry Hancock, Jim Jordan, Eric Gertini, Mike Ferrauilo, John Bell, Fred Brognia, Rick Concordia, Doug.Zapf, Tim Lennon (team stats), Bob D'Ettore (coachh in fourth row: Tom Reifsteck, Leroy Meeks, Tony Lott, Mike Loveland, Jim Vazzana, Joe Lucante, Kevin Barbato, Craig Wink, Mike Spaziano, Joe Cilano. * * Nazareth students Mary J o Pascucci, Carol Zona, Carolyn Saxe, Liz Winter,! and • Terri Knapo'learned the election process by. participatingin' the school's mock process. Above, they are registering for the following day's* vote. The Vote: How t o Use It -Nazareth Academy students weren't immune to. the excitement and hoopla . that accompanied the election . of: trie President of the U.S, This year, in a program designed by.the Social Studies. Department in conjunction with the City School District and the Board of Elections,, students at Nazareth. were able to experience the total electoral process. Central" at the City.-School" District offices. Other students worked as elections inspectors and poll watchers'— seeing that all the polling laws were observed--; At .the end of the voting day, the machines were sealed by Sister Joan.McDowell, department chairperson, and the results • were phoned into. "Election The outcome from the votes, at Nazareth- Academy did hot follow the national, trend, on Noy. 4 —.360 .voted forCarter; 84, Reagan, and 58 fbr Anderson.-: ••••'. to According, to a news placed "sixth in overall- point • 4 During' the week prior to release, the Bishop Kearney standing: ~~r-. ' ; the elections, political Forensic' Team has main-' • The Hamilton CoHege speakers representing ' the tained a hectic schedule over.' major presidential candidates the past few weeks. The . tournament was attended by weekend of Oct. 25 saw the four of the Forensic Team's, gave presentations. Th6n, team at the, Port Byron . members: Patricia O'Keahe, after studying the party Central High School's annual platforms and discussing the tournament. On the following Robert Gulib, Lucy Hung,ahd Robert Nicosia, Robert issues in their .'social studies classes, the students went to .Saturday, Nov: V, }he"team , placed "first ' in Dramatic. competed in its first" in^. . Interpretation "for performing the polls on election day,', used vitational . of . the year at 1l Never-Sang for My Father real voting". machines, and Hamilton College. ; . . by .Robert Anderson, and. picked their .favorite canLucy pjaced first in Original "Eleven -team . members^ didates: • . ' " ' " - ' . . attended the Port.. Byron Oratory- for performing her.; competitions. Two of them, own.-. composition,. "The . Michael Szatkowski in'. Eccentricities of Modern Dramatic Interpretation and Rhetoric." Joseph ; Lanzafame in Ex- ". Ronald Billitier, a McQuaid temporaneoiis. Speaking,, - Because of his.tournament :' sophomore', was the recipient reached the final round of the • successes, Mike is-qualified to of the Winner's Circle $5 for tournament. In final^ torn- -participate in the 'New. York;" the week of Nov. 5. , ; petition, Joe placed fourth and State Finals to be held- ;in ,, . Mike, placed first.. Th& team Albany, April 3^.5. ' Wiraier • Will" work . regularly at St.; Joseph's House of Hospitality,; a. center for the needy located in the city. On Monday, Nov. | 2, the group made its first visit to St. Joseph's to see what the responsibilities woukVbe. .fourth is workingon acitivities like, a World Hunger Driven the • annual .delivery of Christmas Baskets to needy families, and Operation Breadbox, that will involve the Whole school.. Members of another group dedicate themselves to helping teachers. They have already assisted faculty members with ••'• SRO was organized by" . typing and correcting papers. teachers Mrs: Jeanne Gehret, A third group is planning to; Timothy Sigrist, Mrs. Judy paint an apartment for a Finn, and Jim Cala. They will Laotian refugee family.' A act only as advisors to the - Mrs. Gehret summed: up the feelings of the students and.teachers connected with SRO when she said, "Through SRO activities, Kearnej students are- learning tha commitment and compassior are "more than just words.r On Oct, 6, Students. Reaching Out (SRO), a* new organization at Bishop Kearney High School, held its first meeting. According to a press release,Jhe group offers an opportunity for students of all grades at the school to reach out into the community and give of themselves in hope of helping others. Cardinal Mooney - ; Within the larger S R o ' group, smaller subgroups have been organized, with a senior core member as leader: These core members will originate and; implement. various activities tor. their groups,, set* meetings and recruit others to. join.' Frequent meetings will • be held in school, although much will be done outside of : school orr the students' own time. - ! "The Cardinal Mooneyi Follies" will be .presented; in] the school auditorium, 800 Maiden Lane, this Friday, and; Saturday, Nov. 21-22;° Per-; formancesareat8p.m. • Greece 1Athena Junior Higl School. This year's productior features a salute to the'rhovii and Broadway with musi selections from ', 'fllw J; Singer," "The Wiz," am "Chorus Line." . The Follies, an annual stage! Tickets are $3, Fojr production put on by parents, students arid faculty, is under . reservations and informatio i the direction of Judy contact Ginny Mueller; .86! 141T: ' ' 6ne»group;"Woritef Rats," •" Ranaletta, music director at On The Go BISHOP KEARNEY Thursday, Nov. 20 -^ Mothers' .Chib'Star Dinner,' 7p.m. :"! :• . N o v . 21-22 - • "I Remember Mama" performances. Monday,. Nov. 24" — ^Thanksgiving Liturgy. Wednesday, Nov. 26 — Thanksgiving recess begins. . CARDINAL MOONEY Wednesday; Nov.. 19 — Baked Food Sale; freshmen 'girls retreat; Follies rehearsal, 7 p*.m. : Nov. 1.9-21 — Sophomore, retreat . a t . Notre Dame Retreat House,; : Canandaigua. Nov. 20 — Senior; Girls retreat; Oxfam Fast Day. Friday, Nov, 21 — Follies presentation, 8 p^m. Monday, Nov. 24 ~ Women's Guild meeting. Wednesday, Nov. 26 — Prayer, Care,, and Share Day, DeSALES Thursday, Nov. 20. — Student' Fast; Father Falcone Bible Study class. Saturday, Nov. 22 — Ffosh.Class Day. Tuesday, ; Nov. '25 -==Spirit. Day; 8th gradeN Oratory Contest and school visitations; McQlIAID Wednesday, Nov. 26 — Liturgies,8:47 a.m, NAZARETH . " Wednesday, Nov, 19 T CareerDay, "Thursday, Nov. 20^ -r. -Nazareth College bus tour; Oxfam/ Day; department meetings. '.•', Nov,. 22;23 Garage. Sale. . • Nov, 25rDec/. 8 , — Spanish and French class fundraiser. Wednesday,- Nov. "26; — Thariksgivihg. Prayer. Service; 'faculty advisory meeting. '. OUR LADY OF MERCY Wednesday, Nov. . 1 9 - ^ Parent/teacher conference. = Nov. 22-23 — Arts and Crafts Show. , .: . Nov; .27-30. •— Thanksgiving vacation. .ST.AGNES'.. '-'•, • Wednesday, Nov.. •19\— Optional faculty meetings; aerobic dance class. . Friday,;. .Nov;. 21 — Theology Speaker, Stan Zawacki; "The Peacock Season" presentation, 8 p'.m, Saturday, Nov. 22 — "The Peacock . Seasotf' presentation, 8 p;m. Sunday, Nov. 2 3 - C Y O girls basketballin gym; Open House, 7-9 p.m. ' .Monday, Nov.. 24 — Thanksgiving Assembly. -.. Tuesday, Nov. 25 —. Aerobic Dance class. '• Wednesday, Nov; 26 — Magazine drive holiday.