Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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JERRY ESCOBAR STEPHANIE ESPARZA Bye Mitty I love you Dan and can't wait. Thanks Dad I love you too by DM where have all the good times gone. Van Halen ROB FACCHINO Hey dude, you know what I mean? I think you do Frosh-JV-Varsity Foot- ball, V. Golf I love you Sharon Monroe. LORI FAGUNDES JV Volleyball, JV 81 V Soft- ball. Going to a med- school and becoming a pediatrician. To all my friends: take care and keep in touch. .gs :TIE I. .-,. f ' ' ,1Q ::i5' N- 'II '-4 ff' cg-'94 r... .,...- Y. 2' if .i .,-:BF-:f . , .lx 'sf' -3' age' 1 1 62 gtefi - wil .5 Ji. - 159122 if 41- I5 .T --t-..- ...fy - MIRTHA MARIE FER- NANDEZ To my family and especially to my fiance thank you for all the support and under- standing through these past few years. ' EINAR FINSTAD Yours is no disgrace . Farewell people, I'm off to the mountains. V .,. - :irc ..+g.- v 'IEE yi? ' :ki -14 f -1 Q' ' -.z2:l?i: . I - .: fs -A MATT FISH TAMMIE FITE Many thanks to my parents for all their help but special thanks to u Efraim for helping me through the rough times. I luv ul PAT FITZGERALD A lo of fellows nowadays have a BA, MD, or a PHD, unfortunately they don't have a J.O.B. - See ya in the funny pages. TODD FLEMING V. Football 81 Baseball. Be ware! Because the world is full of Kings and Queens. They blind you eyes and steal your dreams. I I I eniors are the.leaders of thcl student body, stated Assis- tant Athletic Director Johr Gilmore. Because of their experience through the years, mentioned Athletic Director Marty Procaccio, they have become capl able leaders. Although Gilmore did not see the senior class as having excellent individuals, the class as a whole proved tc be strong in athletics. Each year the Mitt Varsity teams have scored high in thd WCAL. The Seniors have learned success comes from hard work, noted Gilmore. Seniors learned to work hard together ta gain ability and talent. The hard work shown by seniors rubbed off on the under- classmen and encouraged them to try hard- er to become better athletes. As individuals, the boys showed versa- tility with the majority playing more thai' one sport. Eric Stevenson stood out with his talent in football and track. Stevensor' still holds the Frosh!Soph record for the 400 meter. Danny Hale also played foot-

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up AUL DAVIS MCHS - yrs. V. Soccer, 2 yrs. rand Prize in Science air. AMHS - l yr. ross Country. Eagle cout. Rush rocks on orever. Wicked LAUDETTE DeCAR- ONEL DOMINICK JOSEPH De- RANIERI lt's more than a touch or words we say, only in dreams could it be this way. He's eatin a steak! All of my love to you AB. PAUL DiGloRE My ambition is to never burn out 81 fade away. Swam- my Gilbie, Mustone, Sqweel. The suds are in the fig l Party at Mike's house. CHRISTINE ANN Di- SALVI Fr. Cheer, JV. V. Softball, Princ. l-lnr. Roll. To go to Davis and be the best Vet in the world. Luv u Eaml Tnks Mom 81 Dad JOHN DOK So. Cal or no Cal. Room l l7. Feeds the cats. C-u-on-a-wave. Rays pad. Quads. 6 cou- ples 44-l l. Je'taime Jen. u jeg. f ...,.l sl? -'l' period. Stephanie Esparza learns N first hand the frustration ' of the fall registration MICHELLE DOYLE Ex- calibur editor, CSF, En- glish, Social Studies, Yearbook awards. Princ. Hnr. Roll. Dream, act, and believe in great things. NICK DuBOIS CSF, Princ. Hnr. Roll, MTA, JV. Tennis. Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. l SUSAN DUNLAP Stu- dent Gov. LIFE 82 Enolo- gy Rafting Hewspew Wheres that ranger? jmsmnew years 82 years 82, 5 out of 9 Kim! evs remember? Jrk - gumby. STEVE ELICH ffl Would say the best orb iii. nniqne part of the f0,ftf84 is our unity. It thot everyone likes to v betntsehool whether for the edtkcotion or for the social Q-Sheep. Everyone contri- T buteslto our class, everyone jwrznts to contribute. We are proud of ourselves and our ,You find that pat schools. I think ofthe ,classof 384 as a proud fam- everybody knows every- jifqllllb' ltborly.i.Yeah, that's it, a blg V -- Jim Kyle -+- 61

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NIEL FLORES To in business. To my take care. To my Denise, may the fu- bring us both much together. ARGARET MARY LORES Marge -- onor Roll- I luv you- emories of Europe 84, e free, explore 81 experi- nce life to the fullest. . . CASSANDRA LIZETTE FLOYD Thanks mom and dad. I know we all must go and I'lLsave your precious memories Awards: Eng!Chem, Prin. Honor Roll, H.J. Fein Me- morial RUSS FORD V. JV. Foot- ball. To all my friends thanks for the great times. Fred, thanks for being such a great friend. I luv you Carm. SHARON DEBORAH FRASER Stu. Govt, Yrbk '8l-'82, trk? honor roll, retreats , Tiff, Bula 81 Sues, Je me souviendria. Luv u Eric! P.S. Tia -- Fred! RON GARAVAGLIA what ever is, is not. What ever is not is. ROBERT GARDNER L.l.F.E. 83, Hawaii Fore- ver Thanks Mom and Dad. I hurry through life never stopping to see, how beautiful it was meant to be. LAURA F. GARNICA Livin after I2 Thankx 4 the times luv ya Irv wan- na go skiing? Can a good thing last longer than a day? U bet, It will! Jorge Kim MICHAEL GEMMA Aim high, buy American, and keep on truckin. P.S. Never give up and re- member, ltalian Power TINA MARIE GEORGE Motts Spirit leading. Thanks A.M. ou're the best! Love g thanks Mom, Dad and Randy. The long and winding road. 'Oo mflen h . on' 20Q and old 'Q the Ot 4 her OWU mere record in r , 5 p d winning pgrgepores fge Orrn r Once. ball and track. Hale holds the high-jump record. Outstanding basketball players were Bill Rehbock and Pete Christian. Rehbock and Christian received honor- able mentions in the WCAL. In his junior year, Christian was second in the league for free-throws with an 832. Rehbock shared his athletic talents with baseball: lt depends what season it is. During baseball season, baseball is my favorite sport. Both sports have been very good to me. Running seemed to be the ideal sport for senior girls. Kim Kistler, talented in track and cross-country, holds the l00, 200, and 400 meter records. Kistler was also on the Mitty relay team which placed 6th in he state. Another runner, Kim Thrond- san holds the 2-mile record and is just as in basketball. An outstanding athlete in another field is Amy Luhn who swims. Luhn is talented in the breaststroke. She has a national record in the 200 meter individual medley. It is hard for a school to support a sport that is not really a school sport. Amy felt that few students knew she had swum in CCS. Records indicate the class of i984 made few grounds-breaking strides. But class members and coaches felt they had something else to offer. The Seniors have contributed leader- ship, mentioned Bill Rehbock, our win- loss records were not too great, but we never gave up. Our senior class as a whole has contributed a great sense of spirit. - Kirsten Kaercher -