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

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iw-v PEDROZA JONATHAN PEREZ 4 PETER PHILIPP Princ's CLAUDINE PORRETTA years have gone by now, Hnr roll To the daring Photography club, and tragedy what do I do belongs to the future. next. Thanks to my Goldman Z essentiel Dad! See ya later Mo! friends for the good est invisible pour les times, especially the wife. yeux. Saint Exupery. you try. I C T 0 R J A M E S PAT PEREZ Thank you MARGARET PIUMAR- MICHAEL POTTERJVZS 4yr HR, Ac. mom and dad. See you TA Soccer, Tennis, V Basketball, Golf, Hon- Head, Ath Trainer, later Robert 81 Sam. Band, Pr. Hr., CSF, CLF. or roll, Hoada Hooda, Track, C.C., MTA, Hopefully will go to USC lt is the time you have Hey Ablomosl The You never know next year. Breakers. wasted for your rose that Truck, The Wall, This how far you can go Have fun next year sis. makes your rose so im- stuff is getting way out of portant. line sir. The popular major is business adminis- chosen because it's a large field numerous chances for advancement. eresa Pascale stated, In business ad- I can make a lot of money to nice clothes and a big house. major with a large following is l want to go into engineer- cause it is a wide field with many and it has many opportunities. lt's growing field, states Pat Perez. The people who would foot the bill for the parents since the state Uni- are 55000, the UC's are 56000, na the privates range from S9000 to l3000. A few students would find a part time job to help with their own personal expenses or major oriented. But many didn't want scholarships or did not think they'd be able to get one. The average time spent on college prep- arations was a year, some seniors had gone around to various college campuses and saw what each had to offer. Thus last summer Margret Piumarta went around to Cal Poly, UCSB, and other colleges, checking out their various programs. College is a way to a better job, ex- plains Irma Barraza. - Edrice Angry - FBLA. Thanks Mom 8. KATHLEEN REDING Studebaker power! Red Betsy and Mon! Rock- climbing. All in all we're just another brick in the wall. - Pink Floyd - KEVIN REES Rodeo -I didn't punch that doggie!! 75

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MICHELLE O'HEARN TIFFANY CHRISTINE OWEN Bren, are we one of THEM yet? ASB SEC. Retreats Enology, P.H.R.,, Sharyo - Mama! Well, ByeBye it's been great. CHARITY SUSAN PACKER Chair Bye Nancy, Danica, Sarah, Matoots l'll miss ya! And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make! JOHN JOSEPH PANAT- TONI Dr Dago, 4 yrs. football JOHN PAREDES Hnr. Roll, Go to college, Be successful. Thanks to all my friends for all the good times. P.S. Love those activity periods. JAMES PARLEE I would like to wish everyone good luck for the future. And may your plans for the future be met with complete success. ,.5.,.y :sw- xifff' JE1 ry?- we .5-,Q P2 Tfffi' 12 '-121511: 1 .- W ' -I - '- 11' G 3 :iff .,.. ,, :Ziff :N t -tariff. . , -sa:1,.w1fl- f:t?.1.- , ..,:?5s,-it ' gr JI' 113-1 gs .I -ax. -.z-1 -- . -... ,,.,w:f ' -' -1+ ' affe- 74 BRANDY PARRIS THEATRE, Bells, airport, allnight essays, terrible three, I love you guys . . . seriously, Hey! who wants to drive me home, be good P.S. TERESA PASCALE Yea Irma it's Friday! To all my friends both near 8. far you are the greatest I love you all! Thanks mom and dad I love you also. must decide what to do with t future. Would they work or wo they go to school? lt was a tough decis to make, requiring long hours of delib tion to find out what suits their needs. he time had come when senii l' e MONIQUE CORINN PASQUINELLI Hi Roll, F.B.L.A. Ph Club, Thanks Mom Dad. I love you, l'll lookin' out for that p Well Sue it's all over! ANNE MARIE CHRIS INE PAULUS Vars track, Song girl, lslar in the stream, that's wl we are. No one in I tween, How can we wrong? lDolly Parton Kenny Rogers! Go luck - '84! The senior class was no exception. worked out that most seniors want to go college instead of working. Most seniors narrowed their choices three or four colleges. Many conside Santa Clara University as their first chc and San Jose State was second. N year's college freshmen will be attend schools from San Francisco to San Die with some going to Arizona, Irma Barr: and Pat Perez, and New England, . Kyle. The majority of the seniors plan live oway from home, as Kim Kistler sc l want to go away to college so l can independent and make my own de sions.

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BILL REHBOCK V. 2 Baseball- 3 B-Ball, 4 yr hon roll. Nice pass Frank. Thanx to Mom, Dad, and Ooka's. I'm going Ivy. l'm fulfilling my dream. JOHN RODONI .- QE JBKEH 3555- ' ' . -sw sr . - -ez, . ?:-r2:r I ' -I t-'15, , . :fvsitt -.. ,fa z..--L -22:11 ' ' s-11 ' 76 DAVID ROSENDIN D.R. Adolph 502 Talk 2 me, P.A.R. nol Sleeps, AC The boys, Quads ski trips, II7, Sports, Par- ties. Thanks all for the Memories. Luv ya M.S. PAUL ROSSI Wanna be the ruler of the galaxy, Wanna be the king of the universe, lets meet and have a baby now. You'lI never get me in ruffles. .4155 swf' S MICHAEL SANCHEZ HR, CLF, 6 couples socal or nocal rayspad room II7 no. I sleeps IOO on red northstar olin 60 to UCSB and make boo coo seooc GQ. MICHELLE SANCHEZ St. Gov't cheer, Life 82, The pool, Loverboy, REALLY The Girls The Boys Your the best, Amy. Love you Dave. ' J . . 5:5527-' E1 vi? . A ,: it fi1jEX7i:, I , ' 1 x ,its SAM SANCHEZ Thanks Ma, Dad I love you. Fren- zy Breakrs. Too bad Mt. Pleasant. Congratula- tions Lil, sis, Lisa. and bro-in law Greg Saerz, Bye All. MILISSA SANTOS Joser and Martha my pals, Live pants, Enrique, some say it's holding on that makes you strong, some- times it's letting go. MARK SCULLY Onl as much as we seek ca we go. Only as much an we dream can we be. C.S.F., LIFE '83 Year book. MONICA SCULLI Look with your under standing, and you'll sei the way to fly. LIFE '8 Honor roll, CSF, Yea book. I ho are these students who mysteriousl ly leave the campus during eightl' period, who always achieve academi excellence, and who are never without a few dollars i their pockets? Be they gods, or be they mortals? Better. They are the Mitty seniors working nine to five. Seniors work to earn spending money and to gain experience not obtainable through classes. AIT though it is believed that the only jobs available to high school students are those flipping hamburgs, seniors have proved that myth untrue. Robert Gardner believed there was more open to a high school student than working in a food unit at Marriott's Great America where he was employed for six months prior to being offered clerk's position at the corporate law firm olfl Cooley, Godward, Castro, Huddleson, and Tatum in Palo Alto. He was introduced to the firm when he helped Dan Vold, a graduate of Mitty in l983, move a library at Cooley Godward. The adminis- trator of the firm was so impressed with the job they did, she offered a clerk's position to either Vold or Gardner. Vold was unable to accept the position. Less than thrilled with the situation at Marriott's, Gardner accepted the job with great enthusiasm.