Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)
- Class of 1975
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Build today, then, strong and sure With a firm and ample base 3 And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. 1 Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky. HENRY WADSWORTI-I LONGFELLOW ff A T 1? 4 TJ , ,T -, 54 r lt, R R, f we E J 43: T 47.2 E2 ' wi Most Rev. Francis J. Green, D.D., Bishop of Tucson V Most Rev. Edward A. McCarth S.T.D.- j'.C.D. Bisho A bi?wPb. 'e ix. yr 1 J Rev., Msgr., Bernard L. Gordon, Vicar General . sm.. ' 1, 2 f '51 Rev. john H. Hillman fff' 'L 11 Rev. Edward Blee, S.M. ...rg ET Rev. Alfred Puccinelli, S.M. gy Q Rev. Thomas F. Waldron, C. S.C. if 5 1 Student Body Presidents: Greg Kalkbrenner 'gg 'ii fig Joe Lees Y . Tim Baranski TT. ,W Brice Tarzwell W Steve Hansen ' W ggn 1 Noel I-Iebets my Jeff Beaudoin 5 Arthur Baker , 'K n ' Kathy Kessler fjerry Butkiewicz is ji V ' Kevin Walsh ig ,... ,WW ., t Ea 'we 1 T A Kalkbrenner mfgm. G TT . iff V A-T R iff Be? 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Freshmen anxiously await their predestined doom at the black list assembly. 12 H X X r ss E. ig 5-Fi, .t Mrs. Danley illustrates the change in mascots. Susan Ross and Vince johnson attend a victory dance, one of the many activities sponsored by Student Coun- cil. OF PA T DREAM At a con-celebrated Mass honoring the opening of school, the Student Council officers were sworn into office. ,s..g,,,g Zgguf K .. I ' xiii? 'V gs 53 4 11 if . put' ' gs gi ij Iv' If in is is .. -5 1 , f r :gin -S 1- fi.. W A K f .h 3 .., L... , K x. 1 5t 'K3?f,45 g 'if-xg f. .si 2 i it fa ils' A .F - .- '-Sig. Fifi ? T I ' . 1 i l a s e f S S 'im . s i 'M' i s if ' if A . ' 5' , 'a fflr .A ' QM , p - ti il, t,.- . , 1 - sf A 1 . hx 'Z-: 5 p Q ' is I . c-1t ' N ZX as-Q..-.as--t .::., N uv! 3-Q X. ni V 1-1 - K 1-.2 . --..,. ... v N? ' fN't' 1 5 'S ' 7 Q 7 .- ..iz - ki, i 'Y ' ' V 5 . A sie ii . 3 F . ff. -. Nfl ' -. I- gg a. qsf sr .. - Q R. N.. an its 5 rr V K rw punt, no- ' F w lxfbzll nm as X l sr- . x ,,g, W ,SQ ..f.l In ... . , .. 1, N XE . s R. XA QWQ - sf ...r '- ' if A K K Awww kzii 1 krbkfvjz K ,.,, .qw I ' ,..,.,..,,.. . .,. E ss 'f 2 REQ? 13 September-- Early morning alarms, New books, pens, paper, pencils. Old faces, new faces. A smell of fresh paint, New gleam of the school. Freshman initiationg . . New ideas, new pranks, new tortures. Freshmen, good-hearted. Football season. . . First kickoff of the year. Pep assemblies, Fresh, winning spirit. Although winning scores were not shown on the scoreboard, winning spirit radi- ated from the crowd. OLDE ACTIVITIE REVIVED Bachelor-legs number 1, I like a real he- man, so give me one of your most ferocious Tarzan yells, says bachlorette Linda Wilhardt. Cool Cat Tim Cahal revs up his rod and peels out to find a rumble , October. . . Pro-life Assembly. . . A right to live or die: is the choice ours? Gerard Escapade. . . Rivalry, vandalism, destruction, shame, humiliation. . . but fun? Octoberfest. . . Festive costumes, informative displays. German delicacies. . . once slim teachers indulged. Nifty 50's Week. . . Remember when. . . bike races, hulahoop contests, dating games, and Gridiron dances were big? The dreams of freshman Cindy Blanchard become reality when freshman class wins the 1974-75 Yearbook Ad Drive. 14 N .,,,k juniors find themselves among the elite upper-classmen with the arrival of their class rings. Q' s . During the course of the year, in- teresting and informative speakers visited Bourgade classes to broad- , ,A,,l, V en students aspects of the outside world . Students welcomed the revival of Bourgade's band to support spirit an arouse enthusiasm during games and pep assemblies. fy 'I' 'X'-.ff H aff First runners up: Pattie O'Connor and Marty Lanoue. Americana '74. . . I-Iomeful victory, Blue and gold carnations. Radiant Queen, beaming King. Tradition defied, Sophomore float triumphant. Fireworks. . .bursts of color. Semi-formal dance, Patriotism shone in decorations, Third runners up: Theresa jeszka and David Gaona. The theme Americana '74 was well protrayed by the sophomores' winning float. Memorable evening. . . Many students discovered an enjoyable evening was com- plete with the attendance of a prosperous Homecoming Dance. -leg 5 l ., , ,Ex X ff . , Y 'v mfg' EJ-wwf. J 1 I .U ., . vp' ..-via tl . ' - ififiiziiiz is il -US lo fp 2. 1: :dna-A if 'Q ff Y Q . wg, er'- Y-I tru:- -::5 ld ff'- xx , -5. Will n 'A 'fbi Ron Reidel, Greg McMichael, Tim Cahal, David Gaona, Tony Waters illustrate the enthusiastic senior spirit by emphasizing the unique features of some of the pom line. December. . . Twas the night before school let out, And all through the school, Classrooms were decorated. In came the dynamic duo Fr. Stair and Tim Cahal Alias Santa Claus and his elf Delivering candy canes To everyone and themselves. Christmas's is finally here To everyone's relief. School and wallets empty Much to everyone's disbelief. T As the future draws near, the seniors' questions are answered by the many college representatives. REJOICE! THE LGRD HAS CGME Bourgade's own EvelKnieve1, Larry Aniuk, made a special appearance to promote Student Council's Spaghetti Dinner and Book Fair. nw W9 . an - Y l t- .TW T... 2 t After many mornings of filling out late slips, Mrs. Burke still manages to greet each student with a smile. Many class Masses ere held in the new Defying the laws of nature, Larry Aniuk accomplishes the impos sible by soaring over a seven-car train. 19 VY Bourgade Chapel to lbring a closer relation ship between students. 2 '41 ' 'Izi2sz:eiV,ifLsz:',f 'Miz - A A day of mourning is dedicated to the victims of abortion! J 5 , -H ,.........-a. ' is af E ,eg l vb ll In representation of the school, Student Council presents Father Tyson with the offertory gifts at a Mass after Christmas vacation. JUSTIFY THE RIGHT TO LIFE To honor the Varsity Basketball team, Cheer, using their artistic talent, decorates the players' houses. 20 The presence of Christ becomes more evident on campus when the new school chapel is opened. Drive carefully, the school you save may be your own. 21 After relaxing during the long Christmas vacation, stu dents find it hard to concen- trate on studies. Lifel . . Sky lis bright witli sunshine, walking the roads taking my time, whai:'s for loving what's for living. lt's inostly takihg and giving, life idoes things to my mind. Everything gonna be mighty fine. ...- 1,4 If 2.1 ug- -'-gn 3.1 no 'up ,-fb . if Bourgade students are awed by the limbo stunts performed by AfT1C3n dancers during one of the Cultural assembhes As seniors anticipate graduation, many preparations must be Carrie Vogelsang and Therese Walsh watch enviously, as the Phantom Smoocher smacks a smooch on Mary Teach. made. Judy Rameriz and Marty Short ponder over which an February. . . Va1entine's Day. . . Phantom Smoocher delivers kisses to unsuspecting girls. Valentine carnations from secret sweethearts. Graduation anticipation. . . Seniors measured for caps and gowns. Decisions about announcements made. Senior gir1's slumber party. Some enjoyed itg Some regretted itg Some got sick of it. FA TOM MOOCHER TRIKES The day after the senior girls' Slumber Party, many were in no mood to dit the books again. Getting measured for caps and gowns is just The juniors will never profit from their candy apple sales if Patty Evans can't restrain Romaine Gradwohl from indulging another ritual senior Patty' Andrews must endure before graduation. in the merchandise . 23 ...Qt t 1S1'1't too cold after yotu' body gets numb, says winner of the 1ce sitting contest, Mary johnson, as the other contestants, Theresa Raths and Loretta Garcia, slrde off OF r PRI March. . . Open House. . . Informative displays, Clubs, classes and activities in session. School shining in brilliance of sunlight Reflections of Spring. . . Annual junior Fashion Show: Models, lights, runway, beautiful fashions. St. Patrick's Day Picnic. . . Tug of war, Ice-sitting contest, Mexican food sale. . . pleasant afternoon. The annual Bourgade open House gives students an oppor tunity to familiarize their parents with their clubs, classes and activities. Displaying one of his many talents, Fr. Waldron pro- vides musical accompaniment for many school activi- ties. After completeing her stroll Welsh and Paul Miller assist descends the stairs. the nmway, Bob Henley as she Both faculty and students participate in the pranks and ftm of the senior -sponsored St. Patrick's Day Picnic. Ps 'FSI irlfww-,f-4.14 ,.,bx5W- Jig, , 4: --- -iw 1 SW? in , 7 LT wwe- '--f - .mg aw - A i . ,.,,-1 ,nuff YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL TO IGHT I - 945' Becky Rosales and Jerry Gass pause momentarily to catch their breath after the excitement of being crowned 1975 Prom Queen and King. BEAUTIFUL At times I just don't know how you could be anything but beautiful. I think that I was made for you and you were made for me. And I know that I will never change, we've been friends through rain or shine...For such a long, long time. Laughing eyes and smiling face, seem so lucky just to have the right of telling you with all my might. . .You're beautiful tonight. And I know that you will never stray, 'cause you've been that way from day to day ...for such a long, long time. And when you hold me tonight how could life be anything but beautiful. I think that I was made for you, and you were made for me. And I know that I will never change, we've been friends through rain or shine...for such a long, long time. And I must say, it means so much to me to be the one who's telling you. . .I'm telling you. . That You're Beautiful. . . 1st runners up, Tim Cahal and Mary Buthalag 2nd runners up, Tony Waters and Mary Ivenzg Prom King and Queen, jerry Cass and Becky Rosalesg 4th runners up, Lori Ubel and Marty Lanoueg 3rd runners up, Wendy Oligschlaeger and Greg McMichael. . 'In N K X ff Q t 5 NNI C . XJ Y f, 5213? cf Z V ,Q- I 2, l, tg ,V 5 .QI 9 ir. N' ' -v J 1 if 7 3, W X I my 1? 5, WH KEY I ' , if ,fgf yi QW y?fY 2 N , l X , V i D 3 3 ' w L 'X Z: A '7 , g I , QM , . 1 X 5 . y , , The evening was a complete success with the help of sophomore servers: Jim Souder, Dottie Duran, Bill Tomasek, Mary johnson, David Smith, Judy Polanco, john Lambrose, Mary Engel. Not Pictured: Kathy Kaczmarowski, and jimmy Prenovost. S' Qs: The 3ntiCiPati0n of the evening is evident on the junior and senior couples dance to the mellow sounds faces of the guests as they await the announcement of Mariohl of the Prom Roylty. 27 N v f. .f'5 wif D: Liza as ' ' 3' Na wk, M5 . q 'X .5 o- G25-wp a X ' 1 11.1 -if Q x i r A I Y li uv-9 . Af YV' .iq- w ' ' X . . -1'2..xX Y , K W I 5 I m su x 'W Q f x as X 2 Terri MCD ermitt delivers a speech on leadership, one of the four qualities of the National Honor Society members. Seniors, taking advantage 'of their last few days together, spend their ditch day at Baitlett Lake. 1 Students are recognized for their outstanding academic talents at the Annual 29 , tx, Assembly NX.-W . M ,A esaayf The faculty reward the graduating seniors with a farewell dinner. Tony Waters and Dennis Lambard fill their plates with delicious -10 -pe Both the seniors and their parents enjoy the pleasant surroundings and good food served by the teachers at the senior dinner. food prepared by head chef Father Stair. 'u 1:5 1 30 The Graduating Class of '75 spends a solemn hour during Senior Week sharing the Baccalaureate Mass together with faculty, parents, and friends at St. Gregory's' Church. Peggy Cosgrove and Linda Wilhardt reminisce about their past years at Bourgade. IS R fs. 5 f y 'Z a As seniors walk the path from the past to the future, mixed emotions are felt. The important priests in the seniors' lives give their final blessings to the graduates for success in the future. I X i' 1 My ,jf ,, 'W Qiffwesfff A 2 - I , ,,,A4v'w f 4 -vf an J f x if 3 A f ic , 1 'v 1 I 4 K ' ' 4, 'af 12 it 'aj v , , QW ,,,, K , W, ' W if f . ff in + a v A a- i, 4' A 9332 'W 0 . O 9 ,ii s,,.9?W f . + If -1 ,, We 3 k' ,AA H ff Eff A1 A, mei 'HM n ,. WX :VL sf ly . Q. 'X Q. sw . 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Seeing these students is seeing spirit, the spirit of Bourgade. Members of the Pep Club show their enthusiasm in every event throughout the year by giving their support, by making banners and by just being there. fl B..- Xi, you 95 5 gi r i L I . I L-vF'V The Library C1ub's objective is to keep the library in order and to help students find materials. Enthusiasm provides the key to unlock the Drama Club s talent and leads to the revival! of the annual musi- cal production. Concentration and coaching are main factors in playing Chess. Those athletes who excel in sports comprise the Letterman's Club. , ?,' , , E e - A A 38 Determination, skill and lots of luck go into the of a good Bourgade Bowler. What do you mean? You do know what this is for? 77 n fl ...A .ul ' 15 , fi ml+lM T l 'g THE 'L BOURGADE M-. FLYER Bourgade Catholic High School 39 Comxe read the latest on whatw's doing, what's COIYI 12 all you' Bour ng, what's been and 1at's importantg ll find it in the Qade Flyer. 1 w Members of the Flyer are: Kathwy Harrington, editorg Becky Rosales, Teresa McBride, Laura McBride, Jim Muenich, Steve Hillilcer, Stephanie Lusson, Joan Roll Richardson and Father and Stair C. S. C. , adviior. Q .2 ' 1 :V '57'T,.M?ie-A155 The new Bourgade Band bringing music to games and pep rallies inspires a new kind of Spirit and Enthusiasm in the students. The Mat Maids really have their work cut out for them. Not only do they keep track of time and the score, but a big part of their job is to keep the spirit high. Win or lose, their enthusiasm never dwindles. While the match is in progress, they cheer and en- courage the wrestlers. ,l My fL'X fm N 'YN-YK . X 'P' A-r X . si .X I U s V ,, -- -- S:- us- Y. , , ,-- ...gh-xxv-lk i ri' V rj, , vwq W Although we 3haven't a Wolfman jack in our KBHS Club, the mem bers do a good job in livening up the lunch break. Father Wasowski has convinced Chris Cannatella, Stephanie Lusson Knot picturedj, and Judy Ramirez that taking pictures doesn't start and end with the clicking of the camera. There are games to go to, dances to attendg embarrassing and fun times to go through. Seeing the finished product is well worth the work that has to be done. Leadership, scholarship, character, and service are all qualities of these students. Although most of them will be graduating, they pave the way for incoming members of the National Honor Society. 4 fe arrival of the N.H.S. 1nduct1on brings with it the acheive- of a goal long sm-ived for. Diane Smith, Miss Teenage Arizona 42 Although the yearbook class only meets for one period a day, the production is an around-the -clock task. 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A .,,, ga ,,.,,,. ,,.. ,, ,,,. ,,,..,, .,,, -,,- Q A x --,Wm , ,N f N-wig 'ww-Q-fH'1wwHA-A' ,iw HM 'f'-- -WV -M mxaflgawmmzawwwQ2H52f5zxI1Q12fQ21X5Q221fefffm1f1ef:fa1fgfn,ww :iwffflwfwfffwiwx-wef::wfef.ff:fff:ffL 2fwHfnffls.e2fel1z:sf COACH SOUTHARD BUILDS FOR BETTER TOMORROW 46 A moment of silence before kickoff. This year cannot be considered one of Bourgade's best, but we know that next year will be better for this year's experiences with four AA class schools. The Eagles started practices early this summer with their new coach, Mr. Southard. As well as having had a new coach, we also had many new faces on the field. To start off the '74 season, the Golden Eagles played four tough AA teams: Nogales, Coconino, Flagstaff, and Holbrook. While playing these top rank ' teams, the Eagles suffered many injuries, but their spirit never died. The Flag- staff game was dedicated to Tony Chacon who was unable to play the rest of the season because of a knee injury incurred during the previous game. The team was also struck heavily by many illnesses. This opened many important positions to inexperienced players. This year's Gerard game wasn't a win for Bourgade, but it was good enough for Bourgade fans who watched anxiously in the last minute of play as Danny Jet Horner scored a T. D. for Bourgade ending the game Gerard-30, Bourgade- 16. The Bourgade Golden Eagles clinched a wirmer against Parker 24-0 to make the first conference victory. Besides the irrepressible team spirit, two additional incentives were present which culminated in a mighty victory over Mingus: the week of the Nifty- Fifties , andthe chant on the field Pico, Pico, Pico . . . Dedicating the game to Tim Pico Andrade, our boys played with overwhelming spirit to win! 47 , . J 1-x xiii ESM AP If A M- . -- New x ..l.U,9- ff- .1 ,AB znifaji 31 5 K K ' f f Ti' x S R , B 4 Y fxl .' 'Mlffi-X,. X, 3 1 if 3 r uv w '- EN ,.--uf., fs ' wi? Q 51512 -If Q? L -.:f 555, xif- N' 22. ig-5 W ,muff I -x. 1. , uf, 4, Q- -.VI Q 2-QA Ss vs va fu J.V. GAINS EXPERIENCE Bou1'gade'sj.V. tries hard to break that line. I.V. defense is hard to get by. J .V. Football Scores Eagles Opp 6 Flagktaff 1 3 0 Coconino - 14 0 Buckeye Z4 6 Gerard 18 0 A jon 42 O Dysart 18 0 Buckeye 1 10 The mighty Eagles charge again. J. V. 's try for interception. I. V. Football team: Top Row, Mr. Thompson, Bruce Boyke, mgr. 5 Joe Schmidt, John Vaughan, Tom Short, Steve Pinski, Jim Souder, john Carey, Jim Prenovost, Joe Fiacco, Pat Carr, David Andrade, David Zerby, Mike Paz. Middle Row, Steve Speranza, Steve Schmidt, Bill Tomasek, Paul Heeter, joe Kuczora, Bob,Eustace, Kevin Eccles, Kevin Farley, Kevin Kelly. Bottom Row: Gary Sanchez, Tony Valencia, Hank Schermann, Bob Lambie, Matt Lanoue. x. 15 s Z is g 4 ATL I 3 51 L Eagles ' V W5 A + l C 22 eea M ggi Q32 eff Eric Oligschlaeger completes a pass for Bourgade. FRU H HAV NN N f f 1 if 5 Q dfg . V B , -1 - r - .. ' , I u if 1 . 62 fa 1 I X , if Vx V, kVhL , ,L , 1 Q B B ,. k g fy - a ' l w w ,..a.K. A3 Freshmen Football Scores Wickenburg Phx. Indian Coconino Gerard A jo Dysart Buckeye OPP 22 o 6 B 9 14 zo o Frosh Team:Top: G. Paz, E. Oligschlaeger, T. Lambros, M. LaCaria, D. Kovalcik, T. McShane, M. Shannon, W. Mundy, S. Jackson, J. Cosper, T. Milton, R. Andrade, H. Cota. Middle: D. Green, T. Treadway, B. Bradley, B. Gassmann, F. Kiehle, T. O'Boy1e, C. Yado, P. Kaczmarowski, M. Zerby. Bottom: B. Kuczora, J Carroll, I. Campbell, M. Marino, B. MacMaster, M. Gaona. 52 . -.4. , ya- H .3 is i t, E I I, , f Freshmen girls show their spirit and support to Eagle team. N 1 fm- Bourgade gains six with completed pass. Freshmen stop them again S3 Tim O'Connor works hard to catch james Bradley. I me WP 31? 2 David Wrublik has a fast take off. Mr. john Nugent, Coachg Eric Oligschlaeger, David Wrublik, Paul Kiszczak, james Bradley, David Gaona, Tim O'Connor Cross Country Scores Eagles? f 2 Opp. 42 2 Agua Fria 22 42 Tolleson 34 50 Holbrcok 15 36 Buckeye 20 36 Dysart 27 35 Buckeye 21 MQ' uv-Q' Ki' K m Cross 'Country Works hard go make 'season worthwhile. CRGSS COU TRY TRIE David Gaona tries hard to come in first RD Bob Wiedower is off to a good start. Wrestling Scores Eagles 51 Gerard 41 Gerard 28 Havasu 9 Dysart 1 12 'Buckeyes 1 26 Parker 24 Mingusfg 4th Place: onucksrdooalrwirafiqnal 51111 Place? 3rd Place: 'I?2u?1jei?s'fIi1Si2i1idtiona1 4th Place: H ' '1 Y 1 V Bob Carey tries to pin opponent. 4th Place: Boufsadsqssslsvifahgnal Divisivnalssg ooooo 1 s Eagles gain Victory. OPP 18 18 36 56 36 31 36 RE. TLERS ARE TOP Top Row: G. Paz, B. Wiedower, B. Carey, B. Eustace, M. Paz, E. Evans, K. Ecclfs, K. Farley, B. Scully, Mr. Southard, Bottom Row: T. O'Connor, R. Welch, M. Lanoue, D. L mbard, G. S anchez, J. Campbell. Joe Fiacco arlticipates tough match Bob Eustace is close to victory. john Balgenorth goes in for a crucial layup. Barry Thomas drives through Miami defense to make an easy layup for Bourgade. v ff, , , nf, , J jim Delaney shoots and scores. Greg McMichael scores two as Bourgade wins opening game. Len Under pressure jim Delaney comes alive. BOURG BEST EVER DE: It's up for grabs! Seniors honor their mothers at the last home game 59 Top Row: jim Bauer, Frank Martinez, Doug Moran, Barry Thomas, jim Souder, Zeke Chavez, Greg McMichael. Bottom Row: Tom Haggerty, Larry Lipman, john Balgenort jim Delaney, jerry Gass, fcoachj Mr. Bob Fiest. 11, Bowfsade Sets 3 tiP'0ff- jerry Gass and Tom Haggerty make the game look rough ,ul 1 5 I A. 45 ga f all - fm xnxx 'A -..Kj f'f fy if 1633: FU 4 I. V. Basketball Scores BHS OPP 26 Miami 77 30 Wicke nburg 49 33 Gerard 72 34 C amp Verde 45 36 Gerard 72 39 Ajo 56 43 Parker 54 38 Dysart 59 38 Havasu 63 19 Mingus 45 48 Buckeye 67 30 Dysart 64 47 Parker 51 41 Mingus 82 24 Buckeye 82 53 Havasu 71 39 Ajo 33 FRO H HAVE W NNIN EA O Top:J. Contreras, H. Cota, T. Milton, B. Hermey, R. Andrade, R. Valderrama, T. Lambros, E. Oligschlaeger, Bottom: Beth Schweringg, B. Milhalek, B. Kuczora, C. Yado, C. Nida, T. O'Boy1e, Patty C8-PGY, Not Pictured Coach Pilon. B.H.S. tops all . . . x Tim Lambros goes for two under pressure. 62 Q ,Y Af 4. . ' en., .4. Sandy keehs a close watch on the ball. Mr. Dilino, C. Schermann, M. Gray, D. Fontana, G. Lukaszewski, M. Bowerman, S. Baker, C. Shannon, T. Leathead, P. Gray, M. Marino, K. Paz, R. Gassman, B. Podschun, J. Cosper. TENNIS-BQDY M N BUILDER M.V. P's stand with their valuable coach. ,,,, ' .,.1V': V...' ,..- .ft ,f .....,.. .... .. fi'I f'wfffaffffuiflf?ffifhfI'4I4ff ,'7 7ji ::::::::::::: ...... 3.5.5.-'-,55,5 0144543195 51 W M ' Y?,r0 'vi1'+v1 vfon,,,? ......,a.,I V , .I.::::ff:f::r:?f?gffggfff ,,J'!.r KaryandGwenpractifehardtobethebest. Quick movements keep Gwen winning. 63 rs Marty Lanoue's winning broad jump earns him first place in the State Championship meet. , Q Q vi 1 :'w! ! if , t, u in if We I af , I Y '54 f X , 1' . f f ef, 1 A' f x xt El V ,ah 'e ,.,, . M, M, ., 1 Y I W ,gf ,A 1 , f. W 1 , K -M I' NN , ,Y SSX, ' - V ' X. ,Ik . ,. ., . X f.- , R' x '. ' ' If-,Qi 1 5 W ' W , -' f' I r 1 .. I f fl I if -.-.' F X. V . ' Q . 'gif ' ,.,rQ::'s. X f W . fa I , - , HA' ' 1 , fk M -V 233- x ,ax ' ' ' Y i 'sg 36 ,E p A, -:fwfr g t7'R',-5 i ' Y i ,IQJA5 5:1 'A ' I f ' L ,q,g,2f:f'f'f2'5vf'-ay.-uzivqvfwi A G Jfs'1W'f Q x ' v1X'W f'Q-LsQfm GAONA TGPS SCHOOL RECOR ff, :ff -. ...il . - 4' . A y,:wqf- , . fu W. I f , K 'QW . 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As usual Jerry Gass wkfw' s ,w . ,wc ,,- 'xy 13 Xi- AH Q4-'V 1 'fxVL'slw J. takes another first in the discus. The 1974-75 Track Team: J. Schmidt, B. Hermey, K. Sauer, B. Lambie, J. Gass, D. Horner, B. Welsh, D. Gaona, P. Valderrama, J. Carey, T. Chacon, R. Andrade, M. Lanoue, M. LaCaria, P. Miller, F. Martinez, T. Waters, T. Cahal. ' , I I af-kg ., ... f . 1 David Goana breaks the school record in the Marty Lanoue makes the last winning stride. mile. 65 Coach Thompson gives signals to steal 3rd. John hits a pop fly to center. Man with the iron fish. 'iff' to '--i N s Q - 1 f 5' ' N fgsfwfifggjg q:,gaf5N?...r1-rg. 'M .,,, .11 asf' A ,Q r l,:iArgS,X,,, My W Q, f i ' , f s i '.f'5Ln1i+?5' A 'f'ig,.. 'wifi - -' M-ff 1 - f- S iss, ,SST N W - f's al' 1 i rs: F'3 ?32I.,.' . , -s- - .sr fi A f a ff Q ' s 5 f s s I 1 ,sr sf :rx mf?-' M r . MAA b LfkM'Fjr,. s : ' 1.l Q-Q' ,gr Af. sfo Q ggsigfig!gig,-giKk:.i3iZi:r5.Q3'-gy - g ,, 1 :J .-w,4.Sggg.f 3,50 K'.f-H.rgeSX-iI,.9rfp. f e g. . v. Q Q K as ' .'.--qw, pg.-55 Wir-.fSlMt.v35, ,..:. 834 'fskx A . 'A M :K L.,-EA, .., , -.kv 51.5 .ir s. gg? I s r at Don Prenovost in action. Xe Jim Souder hurls the ball in there. .. - 'i't A A . . fa- Mama ww ... ,U ,f N -' ., '+zwIff'1:i ,. f tL.s2,:fa,,3 ,gang ,-. e, jf, NJ, . .x.-,M,t hj . .A ig , M-,U ,,.,,fQ1'- --Ai Dan Horner tips it. Joe Taylor prepares for an out while runner strives to make it. ,.,., -4 vi .X-,p J M? 3 4 ARSITY PU S FORTH.W NN N N . P IR IT 1 corhim. . .! KY 1 No. 7 crosses the line to Look no dirt! ' victory. Baseball: Bats, Balls, Boys. www., QEI4 fa Bottom Row: J. Schmidt, mgr. , J. Taylor, T. McCain, T. Haggerty, I. Bauer, B. Scully, G. A McMichael, R. Armendariz, D. Prenovost, L. V Lipman, Coach Thompson. Top Row: T. lg. , Romero, J. Souder, D. Horner, jf Balgenorth, P. Valderrama, T. Mar ham 67 as hifi Sxxgl 0 ' ' 'Q uf ' Hey batter, batter, swing! Waiting for your turn at bat. Top Row: Greg Raths, QCoachjg D. Andrade, E. Evans, J. Prenovost, T. Benedict, B. Thomas, D. Zerby, M. Shannon. Bottom Row: G. Sanchez, T. Ingersoll, J. Vaughan, M. LaCa1-ia, K. Eccles, S. Speranza, M. VOi18.11d- - ...J 75'-LQ JR. VAR ITY COMES U S W NNER Barry Thomas again. T aawsn fy . 'A L mf u'?YfvH if ' .- r 5.3313 5',1,gy,gn. 5 Y Three strikes you're out. ' 68 Top: Coach Bob Feist, B. Cooper, T. Treadway, C. Nida, L. Apodaca, T. Lambros, T. McShane, T. O'Boy1e, T. Milton. Bottom: M. Zerby, H. Cota, R. Andrade, E. Oligschlaeger, D. Kovalcik, P. Kiczcak, J. Lusson FRO H PIRIT SHI Chuck tags him out at third. Coach Feist looks on for winner. 4, I is 1 is . if Y' K is wi pw, ss Ricky Andrade awaits the oncoming ball. 69 Varsity Team Top: D. Morphew, C. Walsh, S. Baker, P. Paz, M. Engel, L. Oligschlaeg- er. Bottom: T. Walsh, P. Murphy, T. LaMere, Mrs. Gassensmith, fCoachl VOLLEYB LL TAKES THIRD j.V. Team, Top: Mrs. Gassensmith fCoachj, S. Murray, M. Bauman, K. Scully, M. Schnyder. Bottom: D. Fontana, J. Cosgrove, C. I-Ieeter. D efeat strikes hard. Theresa Raths tries to escape from Gerard .. opponents. f 'Wai as Q A 1 sam? IEW CGORDINA- T10 :THE KEY TO. BASKETBALL Therese Walsh Sinks one for B-H-5- L. Bums, D. Fontana, T. Walsh, A. Walsh, T. Rarhs, E. johnson, V. Sweig, J. Steinkamp, Ml Henelya Coach Gassensmith, 'J. Mitchell. 71 GIRL KE PRIDE IN x v-V A Xxlx Xp-1--f--La., Rf ivfy, -I5 ,gf 4, 4 as 41 4 fx, 1 wi JZ. 972 1 'aa p- -ra Ks K 4 K fxgLX4!f ..unn.q.'9X2aO!4 K K ,K x K e-I Xfkg Ax .R .1 f 1 N3-,gy-are Ag gm' 'L xx -.X QF' hr Z 3 A- 5:4 A -V .. 5223 'X Rr' Top Row: Mr Kelly, K Troska, T Pisano, B Seitz, B Sarri, M Bauman P Paz, T Walsh Bottom Row:S Goetzinger, C Walsh, S Lanoue,j Steinkamp, S Schira, R Rath, M Charlebois G olf a nyone P nun fxqhw M,,,,.,.J367Svw ' ' 'I' ilisiilkbili ur- i 1. !, 72 WNNN ei W ,528 'Unk :STI pq- s ....,..,.x. YQ' Nv :lb Pract1ce makes perfect T P1sano throws her out Suz1 Lanoue takes It easy 'QNZNM ' I HI -.. Q -1 1. 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FRESI-IMEN M.V. P. o 5WICSIl1Hg M.. V. P. M. Improved Screaming Eagle ATHLETIC AWARDS 4 Mark Sanchez jim Delaney Marty Lanoue Tim MCShane Willy Mundy Larry Apodaca David G aona jerry Gass Greg McMichael Tom Haggerty Bob Welsh Ricky Andrade Bob Wiedower Kevin Farley Dennis Lambard Track M.V. P. M. Courageous Baseball OUTSTANDING PLAYERS VARSITY M. V. P. Batting Award J. V. M. V. P. FRESHNIAN M. V . P. Tennls Boys: Girls: VOLLEYBALL M. V. P. M. Improved BASKETBALL M. V. P. M. Improved SGFTBALL I M.V. P. P M. Improved Marty Lanoue Danny Horner Don Prenovost jim Bauer Barry Thomas Tim Lambros Kary Paz Gwen Lukaszewski Therese Walsh Lynn Oligschlaeger Denise Fontana Theresa Raths Therese Walsh Beverly Seitz ,-,S . . ff in ,,.?:,v 5 .1 V b X 4 ' K jim ,fi '. V U 'Q' 'W-X' X if- Fifi., .. The '74-'75 Varsity Cheer: Erin McDougall, Jeanette Kleczewski, Theresa Kalkbrenner, Theresa Jeszka, Linda Wilhardt, Suzanne Lanoue, Lori johnson. . fa ts-2,5 Q-I . :4,AxL,..?A . V , -Q H .+. w 1- by POM XL CHEER A 'Rf' Fi fa' T .T x V. A , his ,'xA is -r ' T ' I7 H If 5.1. 11, - A W, S P a . D f V5 :1 ' 'h,,, ' Jung Ljiii ' it g ' ' 0 VL C AROU E IRIT ,Q fs fm ' f y ! X 1 F 4 gc. L j wryw- fw if . Q, , ' wQg.f+,.,,Qfil J , C a era ..,,,, 5 , T w ' lgvgm, , ' ga The '74-'75I.V. Cheer: Joanne Siebenman, Q, 1.1 A' J L Leanne Wilhardt, Cathy Ganem, Mary Anne , V L' .Q - - , w Butkiewicz, Vera Moya . , , , - 7 M . T ' ' , T.. ix if W ' H ' 4 '-,, if The '74-'75 Pom Line: Marcy Black, Loretta Garcia, Vil-cl-ciMuri11o, Cindy Davison, Carol Hope Mary Daniels, Diane Smith Cheryl Black, Patty Kessler --v -M.. .nr M-.a.,.,f --.. Y,A,,.m-f-.,- ,...f..--.-F-.. -K.-, 1. V- -.v....,..X..,.v....., ..-f,....a,.,t . ,W-,,,.,v.-.,.,,,a, -wma ,.m......,.,,...-W-- ..,,.5,,.,.f...,.w,1, Vera Moya Cindy Davison W ,-.,, V g. I, 1 W.. , ,vue . K -N! , f V Le anne Wilhardt Pom honors Mrs. Thompson, sponsor, Theresa, Linda, and Lori ham it up on Senior Night. Carol Hope Senior Night. I Theresa and Suranne dance to the tunes N of the 5O's. 4' fev- N. N-.A 1 u-gf fmNsm7 ,V ,,5,,f1:3:xg::!?:f7 'iW0i4t ?T'-f,Jigs ' Pom and Cheer let the good times roll Vikki Murillo Mary Anne Butkiewicz and Cathy Ganem Q.. Summer Camp gives Pom precision. . . .to the sounds of the band Mary Daniels and Cheryl Black The 74- 75 Season ends with a smile and cheer. I 1. V. s spirit is aroused by touchdown. . Q-lawn ,MM ..f-,QW - ,,, 1 , K ml- Us Q-' f --4... ., a s ,,. M . ev .. 'T I q ? f'r::'- ?f5!, x - . Mss'::1fil?T - f .,,, ' .g -s as-,L My 3 W .M , ...A 7, W 1 .,., . --T f gg-, -' QW A1 gui ,. ...N A .R X .a . f m K . 2-'W 1,91 ' .-A.: b , ,Q eirf . !, - , fm.. an , P- , r -- e 'W Q arf I 'V' . K QW, Q 41 Qu? '. .115 gt W .yi-1' : E- K ' ww' ' ' . 1 1 5 , 'VL fx., an .-w rv A' f uf , , ,, .. , . A . kg :,Q,,y fr .- , U- ,,-4 ,yy . :f- J L We - ' f - 4 - ,f .a 5,1 9 a 3. 1- Q .y - . .7 4' ,., K - , - K H :V W . . I ' as A ' ,- me Q W -' X:- J gf- ' .. ' - ' 84 AFI' ff , 1-ag . eng f A ,1zjx,L'r.f .I Ly' 2. f.. ' ' , F5515 ,,.a4af,Zl':w- --A 1., '7f4S' g'Q. L. W??7'ff1v..,2n . .-.gf?,g.g.ff up ix '?,,,-fSJ,3JqL:vm 35:34, wing.-,M M z.. M, , 'J V-f n V.-'Aw Q 1 Y, ' ' J' ' 'J Jeanette Kleczewski, Erin McDougall, Suzanne Lanoue, Theresa Kalkbrenner Terri Hassett ug x Rock: to the '5O's. Joann Siebenman Loretta Garcia, Diane Smith, Marcy Black, and Patty Kessler X J, e-1 Cheryl Black nn- aka' xi .J '-, 4 ,,,,n ORKI G FUR BETTER FUTURE As Principal, Father Thomas Waldron looks over his V f.,- duties for the day. , cfiifii. ,iw Father Timothy Tepsic, Dean of Students, checks N' S over the list of truancies. bn d. Father Waldron and Father Stair plan future activities to brighten school spirit. Our Principal, Fr. Waldron, Creating the foundation For a Catholic school We can be proud of. Striving for the Students, whose aim is high. Making a friendly, pleasant Atmosphere For a growing school. Our Dean, Fr. Tepsic, Keeping students within The guidelines needed for The school community to stand. Enforcing The rules And regulations Made to Better the students And their future. Father Stair, Administrative assistant to The principal in charge Of student affairs. A new position to The Administration. Arranging activities, New responsibilities, Progress in Bourgade. All join efforts for unity. 80 Q' ILY DVICE AN G IDANCE Father Tyson spends his time guiding students toward a better future. Xa.. Becky Rosales receives encouragement from Father I-Iighberger on college academics. Father james Norton is always willing to help with a smile. Answering the questions of future graduates, Giving daily advice on problems concerning the Student. Guiding us in our choice of Courses, Informing a confused freshman on Bourgade life, Conferring with an interested pupil, Aiding in college selection or job choice, Taking time to assist people and their schedules. Preparing us for our future lives And helping students whose goals are high. Father David Tyson and Father George Highberger carefully plan the agenda for the day. Class discussions are always helpful in Sister Mr. Nugent learns while listening to one of his Margaret's English class. students. GRAMMAR MAKES A COMEBAC Mrs. Scully shows the difference between a clause and a phrase. f Sister Jeanette expresses pleasure at the creativity of her Students' work, Developing our English skills by combining creative writing, poetry, and thoughts, with expository writing, grammar, and our knowledge of famous authors. By joining our efforts, we expand our education. While grading papers, Mrs. Lynelle Thompson stops to smile at the good results. M EXPRESSIO 'hull s 'I - ,, , JJ, 1- in q3f 5 N43 ,ijt ,fsfzgi 43 J ' ff a if f l, . ZX f 20 J X A no ,A f 'yi Pi KI, f ,. ,... .ma If-, ff 'ff' a n 'Q 4 4 tr . x 'I ' ,.fI ' 7, A f -. f ' , ,:x,u-ff-sfifiii . , ' , -an if ,' , I, ml , , ,,,',k, in .Q . , fi I ,L L, ,A l . , yy yy 5 .W if , a S .4 uinlf' S 1 r 1 . N i Q.. ' ,,,, 1 ,por im - il 'WA , rr , Mrs. Mary Lou Cordova discovers Spanish. dialogue a means of enrichment for her students. 1 'X L XX N. , , 1 TO GUES ii Z 51,1 x i- ss. .,.-an , No matter what language, Mrs. Weninger always has something nice to say. Brother Leonard points out the an of irregular verbs. , ...a Communication, the key to life. Customs of a country different from ours, People discovering people from a foreign land, Clothes, food, language. ' Learning: expressions, accents, and dialects, The sound, shape, and sense of a lnguage. It's meaning and arrangement of words. French, Spanish, and German. Conjugate verbs, pronunciate while you speak. Learning, repeating, until you have mastered the art. 83 1 APPRE TICESHIP TUDAY I00 000 D00 E 1 ur -.W-.,.. A 'W'-M. -XV Wag., .,,' The work of aspiring artists is a source of delight to Mrs. Paula Sasak. Mr. Thompson looks over his class happily, observing everyone typing. 'If 'N W. - J Mrs. Jane Danley plans her next lesson on Ancient Art. Creativity and imagination in sewing, painting, Cooking, and ceramics, A future homemaker, or artist, Lawyer, or secretary. Skills in typing, shorthand, law. Combining efforts fgr our benefit, Mr. Stack assists Kathy Harrington with her lesson. 84 LEADS TO FUTURE CAREER v , g . partment head, Mr. Thompson, and Mrs. Dolores - srsifkwi- M ' + 6161'- X olo..11 ...mf muluinnfvl---.., Mrs. Meier shows Vicky Nacinovich the proper way of 59W1ng In 3 Z1PPe1'- Mrs. Rosalie Bruington radiatds cheerfulness while EXPLORI THE UNDA- ME TALS Everyday life involves A world of books, newspapers, Novels, short stories, letters, Thrillers, mysteries, and magazines. The need to improve our Reading skills is a Very real part of the future At Bourgade Catholic. Discussing to better our Comprehension. Learning new words, And how to read faster, Ideas to better our Reading habits in a growing world. conducting class. as l l PROGRESS FRO PAST EVE Tim McCain discovers Mr. Campbe11's secret of Success: Student encouragement. Father Ienlcy finds his students quite humorous at times. H Discussing political science, Father Tepsic adds his 1 - point of view. i-if at tttt Mr. Vales enlightens the class about the economic situation of the early 1900's. Ln., - 86 2 x -. The Social Studies department QL to RJ: Mr. Thomas Campbell, Mr. Robert Society's influence on man. Events, people, places. Maps, the world, Presidents, Freedom, democracy, life. The political system, Government, Free Enterprise, Geography. What made history long ago? The depression, Civil War, American Independence, Boston Tea Party, Columbus, the Flag, The Constitution, The Bill of Rights, The value of a dollar, Washington, Rossevelt, Hamilton, jefferson. What is making history now? Sugar, prices, the tapes, Watergate, inflation, Unemployment, Car pools, gas shortage, Pride in our country, The red, White, and blue, S Equal rights, money, Presidents Nixon and Ford, The Bicentennial. History flows into A brighter future. Vales, Father Tepsic, department head, and Father Jenky. Not Pictured: Mr. Southard. X' Sister Marie Joseph displays one of many books in the school library. Improving skills in reading. A time for silence, study, research, and thinking, A place which supplies a wide range of information. A place where our pride in Bourgade is displayed. A necessary means to better education. Mrs. Weninger checks to see which books are overdue. 0 c 5 3 i , .X v, s ,,-............. ' 'lv y A k X s , , , ,,W, , . ai, ? 'H '1 V V re , . 'Y'-.J ff lf if-w,,,,, ifzklfg, in , ,gg M0 f , L Mr. Gunkel is often found in the chemistry laboratory throughout the day. An inquisitive mind Willing to observe beyond the obvious, Deep study, organization, accurate measurements, Experiment with chemicals, notice all reactions. Sensitive to every detail, discovery, research. Know meanings of words: solvent, solution, equation. Ability to work together to understand life. Study frogs, sunspots, photographs, molar mass. Our donation to the world - Our future scientists. Father Wasowski assists Margaret Hobaica and Jim Muenich in a magnetic collision physics experiment. , ,, , 4 ,,. -la t FORMULAS fhzf 5 i t Mr. Walker assists his students through a biology ex- periment. 2 6, I 3 Q5 WX The Science Department: QL to RJ, Mr. Robert Gimkel, Mr. James Walker, department head, and Father Ronald Wasowski. THEOREMS 2 PROOF s 3 l 3 l f ' vq I The Math Department includes QL to Rj: Mr. Dean McManus, Father Wasowski, and department head, Mr. Gunkel. Mrs. Sandra Murray and Mrs. Anne Tunnell exchange methods of dealing with classroom discipline. s. - r 'k ' drawing problem. 89 Working hard To solve a problem By using Protractors Compasses, Rulers- Helpful instruments. Geometric figures, Proofs, theories, Equations, Numbers, Calculations. A new perspective ln dimensions. Natural numbers, Whole numbers, Circles, Triangles, Hexagons, Shapes, Graphs, Success in lMath, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry. A preparation For college And a career. Mr. Campbell guides Sue Welsh through a mechanical EXPERIENCING UUR FAITH Mrs. Mascarelli takes time out of her busy day to prepare for A CRAZY MUSICAL . mL.L. Hank Schermann listens to Sister Anna Rita's ex- planation of ancient religion. Sharing individual ideas about Morality today, life, death, love, faith, and God Viewing many subjects-childhood development, Marriage, the Bible, saints, friendships, people Plus cultures and customs of other faiths. Finding your place in society by Discovering yourself. Always with a bit of humor, Father Stair enjoys teaching his class. L -' ,fu Father I-Ioorman plans his classes with thought and concemration. The Religion Department U. to Rl: Sister Anna Rita, Father Albert Hoorman, 1 Brother Leonard conducts the Father Rolland Stair, Father Daniel Jenkyg Mrs. Lynn Mascarelli, and Brother band, bringing music back Leonard. Not Pictured: Sister Margaret. X to Bourgade. l PECIAL PEOPLE C THE SCE Reading morning correspondence is one of many sec- p retarial jobs Mrs. Tina Hernandez performs. V r'-r --.....,,,,, WO NJN! um.. ..,. . -x .Q-,F ,, ,, ZW up Mrs. Helen Burke handles bookwork with her special Nd tOl1Ch. ,, .-., 91 STRO G BODIES, STRO G MI . Tim Lambros demonstrates the technique for a standing broad jump to Mr. Fiest's Freshman P. E. class. 'Y Tv ,, ,,. Ch .Am Running in a race, breaking a record. Timing and rhythm in sports, baseball, soccer, and txunbling. Mental ability, quick response, good attitude: The benefits of an active day. Striving for accomplishment and fulfilling your goal. . Creating a healthier and happier future. Mr. Southard says, Win-or laps tomorrow! ,ggi- nxg . fir -yr 4 W. Togetherness is Mr. Thompson's motto for an advanced P.E. class. Mrs. Gassensmith promotes active par ticipation for students and teachers. 92 MM -W Mrs. Becky Giver and Mrs. Marge Kurth prepare delicious meals at low prices. The cooks . . . preparing food for hungry students. Supplying a meal for a variety of tastes. Clean kitchen and a friendly attitude. A part of Bourgade. The janitors . . . keeping things in working order Clearing trash away, cleaning the tables and floors. joining the faculty to create a pleasant atmosphere. Cleaning Madonna Hall, another day begins for Mr. Patrick Kinahan. Beauty returns to the campus with the employment of Greg Raths, alumnus, as grounds keeper. X ALWAYS HELPF . .. Mr. Dick Swaufield wotks hard day after day keeping the campux clean and in good condition. 1 RSL. AMERICA '74 ROYALTY Jeannine Miller and Tony Chacon, queen and king, reign over Home- coming night. Marty Lanoue and Pattie O'Connor Tim Cahal and Mary Buthala A 96 David Gaona and Theresa Jeszka Tony Waters and iLori Ubel BACK TO THE FIFTIES. .. Gridiron queen candidates and escorts, QL. to R.j: Mark Sanchez and Wendy Oligschlaeger, Bob Andrade and Loretta Garcia, Jim Delaney and Queen Diane Smith, Marcy Black and Don Prenovost, Dan Horner and Lori Johnson. 97 Gridiron queen, Diane Smith and her lescort Jim Delaney lead a dance from the 50's. King Jerry Gass poses with Becky Rosales as she is crowned prom queen by 1974 queen Myra Armendariz. .EMORIE ARE MADE UF THIS 1975 prom royalty: Tony Waters, Mary Ivenz, Greg McMichael, Wendy Oligschlaeger, Queen Becky Rosales, King Jerry Gass, Marty Lanoue, Lori Ubel, Tim Cahal, Mary Buthala. ff .P ' we Mary Buthala and Tim Cahal Wendy Oligschlaeger and Greg McMichael Mary Ivenz and Tony Waters Lori Ubel and Marty Lanoue PRING FAIR QL EEN CRQW Last year's queen, Carol Hope crowns freshman Monica Henely queen of the 1975 Spring Fair. Fair queen and her court: Kathleen McCabe, seniorg Theresa Raths, juniorg Dottie Duran, sophomoreg and Queen Monica I-Ienely. 100 L ny- R- ', ,, .Q . 'I' XX wg Q ' rf 1 12, A X YI: 4, X 1 V ' 41 if-X f Q uhm? Ypg U A . '7,g.'f-57 . . .IN MEMORIUM Qae. 5 SENIORS: ON THE ROAD TO DESTINY 1971-1975 amounted to four years of priceless memories for the Class of 1975. They were leaders within the framework ofB0u1-gade, shaping from the old to continue to build onto the new. The major organizations such as National Honor Society, Student Government, the two publication staffs, all varsity athletics and Pom S Cheer had seniors playing active roles to keep involvement high. Many seniors contributed their time and talent as actors or stage crew for Bourgade's play production of Bye, Bye Birdie. Maintaining the traditional activities organizied by the seniors, class officers Marty Lanoue, President, Mary Ivenz, Vice-Presidentg Pattie O'Connor, Secretary and Dee Fields, Treasurer, presented Americana '74 which turned out to be truly a senior spectacular. Their other projects consisted of Ditch Day, St. Pa1:rick's Day and a,C9-T Washs all added to the remember whens of the school year. Along with the extracurricular side of senior year, there are also countless forms to fill out and hours spent ontrying to make decisions on the future. All too sudden- ly ACT test dates come and go, and before you know it, you missed your college application deadline. But all of this adds to the mixed emotions of the year! m6mO1'i6S Of the past and questioning tomorrow, tired of the routine of high school and yet unsure of what awaits you. All of the above goes to make up not only the class as a whole but also to each of its individuals. li' ips., 105 Wil iv 1 'J Y , J, Patty Larry Victor Andrews Aniuk Armendariz .-?- A,-Z 1:1 James Bauer Nav Marcy David Mary Black Bonitz Buthala Q-,.. 'Q' i Sf-gi 1-5 G ' . iw-YQ, Tim Chris Kathy C ahal C annatella C arey 106 Noi Robert C arey if 4 W l nj? -we ,--W :wr Gre A fi gf Tony Diane Greg Carrgf L' Chacon Cheloha Corban Q,-Q ,,-,-ti Peggy' john Linda Anita C osgiove Cosper Cummings Davirro psi.-114 lfx ri Kathie C indy' Paul Denise Duggan Duran Evans Fields ' ,,l' '-iii, 107 u FLOW FLUW THE C RRE David Gaona WU? QN 2 q 'r:u- 4 fi 5 Q' iss fiiii Susan Kathy Robert Hampson Harrmgton Hlggms Margaret D anny ean Hobaica Horner Hourlhan OF LIFE I EVER O YQ! f I 2111612 Mary' Theresa Lori Huth Ivenz Jeszka Johnson Nw Vince Johnson Mary Kurth Patty Kessler Denny Lambard Vera Kirchen Cindy Larnbie Mark Kuproski Theresa LaMere A K 1 'vw f '..,'f iff Marty Qigxx Larry Judy Lanoue Lipman Locher f'ls....,av Pam Claudia Kathleen Manzo Martin MCC abe QV., Qvryfv X X 2 Q X Terri Greg john MCD:-:rmitt McMichael McMorris 110 'R WHY Jeannine Miller 44v , 4 Joe Kathy McNally Menicacci ffm , V 2 . Li 4 f. J Z, Doug Moran Rhonda Morphew J, 'x iv Terry Mmzphy Theresa ,Nacinovich 111 James Muenich i1 1rf' Q5-:fi Steve Nestler u. N f O' Connor 'X l NSA 8 Marib eth Podschun Mike Rice 5 K 1 I Q . Q S 112 . xx 53' Y if-of Becky' Chris Donna Roberts Rosales Ross ,.. -'fs gg,-Q Q,-rx V Susan Barb ara Ro ss S ain 5211? Mark Debbie S anchez Scherm ann N. 113 if-19' jj i 1 QQ.. YSKV' 'KW , Q 5 E! Sylvia S alc ido Brenda Settlemeyer Subach 'vw E Marty Short Terry Simmons iqv g Q ao. u , Diane Smith Michelle Rosie Stone Sykes -, 9 I .1 ' xssq't': ' I, .s. .Is . . s 'vu Q' O 0 5 . . , so six . Q glxyil ,tn I 9 0 O 5 il Loraine Smallman Ae .ga V. fa C, oe C harles Lynda Lori Taylor Teach Tuskan Ubel 'LIN Maureen VanderWerf ii ...Z J 1 jr Susan Welsh Ann Ken Mike Vaughan Vogelsang Wagn ' i ny xxx gr-'V Nl J. 7 4 wlj ,- . 1-fr 9 Lg in '51 fa? Marianne W' Tony Waters Waters I-,,.. Gly tiff, 'S..1 Karen Bob Linda Widmaier Wiedower Wilhardt 115 K. mg In August, the class officers QTheresa Raths, Pres., Bob Welsh, Vice-Pres., Beth Schwering, Sec., Carrie Vogelsang, Treas.j took a deep breath and began to work on the juniors' busiest year so far. Each individual did his part, showing the unlimited powers of their class. The most active class this year, the juniors were making money every way they could. They sold locker organizers and shelves, baked goods, candy apples, carnations and even kisses. There were car washes, a bike rally, and flyers handed out. Their Reflections of Spring fashion show was not only entertaining, but successful, adding S263 to their treasury. But, the most beautiful night for the juniors was April 26, the Ir. -Sr. Prom. They popped their buttons at the compli- ments and their own enjoyment added to their happiness. All of the work seemed to pay off. Now they could relax a little. The Hozas' cabin was the perfect setting for thoughts of God and life. The retreat there was the perfect ending to a very pros- perous year. Once again, the Juniors showed the true meaning of the Spirit of '76 . JUNIORS ANXIOUS FOR SENIOR YEAR AND THE SPIRIT GF '76 .S 45 I -1 'S I ., 5 A , . X L ,, I V RI fi R 131, I .. 12' laik' If E3 117 var' X' My QQ,- gf X Dic Armendariz ohn Ba geno Mike Beilmann Cheryl Black B rsen ,,f.',ff,? W,w.m f if- nfl, 1 ffffgiify ' 'i Wfiif gfi? , QfQQ,QfZjffff Marianne Burrus Terry Buthala Jim Buttram Ed Cafferata james Campbell Newly-elected members, Mary Johnson, Steve Schmidt, and Tim Staab, obviously approve of N.H.S,'s feast at App1egate's! The spring fashion show sponsored by the Junior class is a great success thanks to Barbara Sauer and the other models. Sharon Roberts discovers that a S10 ad earns a free yearbook. x Xxx Er K si X 'VE MQW g '5N.N,,8 'SQ 136 NRM' www is Pm S5 gfikm w SX. ra' Q YW Ma, Ns-hxig W sw? W sw QQ x Xgixigxxs Q QNX Q X9 mek., 'sn E is NX Vu? X X Q x 4 X4 s- Xlsxvxo Yx -,A xx A fi if A K EV John C antrell Mike Duran -F Patty Carey Ken Elam lndy Davisonb, Ray Emery Ushers Bob Welsh and Paul Miller contribute their Mike Delaney -VLH Patricia Evans part in making the fashion show run smoothly. Mark DeWan Kevin Farley xii: X' ., t..t ,. A t--, -' -ffl Y iii--H25 3 ' 'ff it - F211 . r Ze? W -i,-. 1,2 t Vg? L Ei K K f' s s , Q: L . -2 S 11 5 lrr' i . - 1 1 -f ,f 5 'QKESQT fvH2Qf ' -- .. X f e 1 .gxseaffe f -- k - ig4Q,,f,2:: 1 'Q svvat wi t X 4 'r rsr- fa i E tsv,11 ' w C. . . ' qw , PARTICIPATIO KEY TO U IT iw E. 4 Kath Jackson proves that disagreement provides lively discussion. Despite Bob Mitchel1's relaxed attitude, he really plays a mean drum in band performances. 120 Terry Buthala and Loretta Wilhardt reviewed the players at one of the many football games they attended. Romaine G1-adwohl and Carrie Vogelsang begin the Yearbook Ad Drive with a Cheech and Chong skit to promote sales. ggi K'kk H Q 1153- , wr, . , , ESS - 1 5 - I ' , V , .. . 53 K H - , ef? 'V W am Y ,Q ajax W, fx ',, l'.Z 'f KQV JoAnne Godfrey Mar1e Goe1z1nger M1ke Gray m ammack Don at 19 Denlse Fontana Rhonda Fulcher BETTGEH-'ai Romame Gradwohl 914 w r ik Q Ska K ll QV' 'Y xy, P Ed Klrchen Matt Lanoue TheI'eS3- Kalkbfenllel' Jeanette Kleczewsk1 Tom Markham RNA' Ke111e House Mlke I-Ioza Kath EEE519.. Q3-vga H sf 2 Q-K gb fir YN brief' Tm T1m MCC am L l A 5- B f- Si? - 'af i ? .f 'M 3 ' ' ' - , 1 K H LJ If I X ,ik Q XX Q , W ,t l, ' K ' W Q SY ?-i. x ,ir K ,- 3 - ,1'- '-fir e : A Jig- K k..V, ,ggi gig: V59 ai gs' . . f m ' ' ' 33 a 1 Q-.4 ' Q3 a . , W n X o , ,fn n, 'N - X ' K I Que'-, Y ,' K Re Q A X 1 X ' 'I 1 -A 'fl , Ns' h . , ftfqg K? A i K E 6 X Ti :J 3 fin - I XX I '-L----- . . ,i ffl' ' 4 H Y of - ' em ' I ' V, ' S L ' A gi ijifggg a - . - V ' A Qffif i 4 L e,-a , ' ' ' b - I mf fx .X ,, , i -..k a 1 2 .., 5' b S jj N ' I ' 1. m,,. . -- ,ff ' ff - .Hay N . X ,o i , ,1 7' ,' ' W , V ' ' . . ' -, ., . , - I I if 'B-'J'-R ,pf- Erin McDol1-gg! Paul Miller Brian Morphew BryanmMiha1ek Bob Mitchell Pat Moulton Mike Miller juan Morales Vikki Murillo ev Wm? 'ha Q-v st-'Y Patty Murphy Michael O'B0yle ' Sharon Roberts Gary Sanchez Barbara Sauer Geri Rosas Kathy Sarandos A Karl Sauer Dawn Saunders Sandra Schira Patty Evans and Bud Scully boogie at Sadie Hawkins' girl-treats-boy Dance. -Lf One last round of applause for the models. I-Iow do I know if she'11 go with you' fm-, I ai' JM ,J Along with some last minute adjustments, Matt Lanoue receives a few encouraging words to rid him of butterflies. Beth Schwering Christine Severance Ed Scully Tom Shaughnessy Beverly Seitz Tony Signore .t may Jayne Smith Steven Speranza Tim Staab Vs-A CT? -,. S. 1' :UN iw' FV? All W . kv bxX N1 sk -rs M 98 gs. K wx 4 I 4 Cathy Stremel Mary Teach Paul Valderx-amaQ 'VF -s Y' IZX- X- RA.-0 Versat11e Gary Sanchez steps from the wrestlmg mat to the 1 Not Pictured Sherri Braham Laura Keltzier V ICEOTIS. Naalit Steve Schmfidt 1 I Can-1e Vogelsang Therese Walsh Cathy Wh1te Cara WIISOH Mark Volland Bob Welsh Loretta Wllhardt Dav1d Wrubhk K , W hi. A CHOKERS EARN FAST CASH VM. ye wry!!! 126 ,A L, vi l? 'Q ,Q p : fr ' A if f fs x e ' g' 4 W P:-,.-4. .- A. -.. ' 1 m.- w P I ,NW Sophomore year is the time when involvement in the school has just begun. Now that the days of being a freshman, new' to the school and just learning about it, are over, the sophomores have grown to be more of a part of Bourgade. Although it wasn't easy still having bottom lockers and wanting to be looked upon as upperclassmen, the sophomores became aware of the activities offered to them. Leading the class are the officers, Bob Lambie, Pres., Mary Anne Butkiewicz, Vice Pres., Kathy Troska, Sec., and Treas. Kathy Ganem. These officers managed to get their class united and therefore they proved to be an asset to our school. The sophomores' success this year is shown in their work--not only having the usual bake sales and car washes, but also selling Chokers, attending a retreat, and winning best float at homecoming. Sophomore year, however difficult, is over with a year filled with ac- complishments. lim. 127 Meri-ifit' pimp iix , Terry Allen Dav1d Andrade Sandy Baker B an Bass e e ayllr Patr1c1a Bender T1m Bened1ct Carmen BunJ ovac ary H116 'llt ICWIC1 Jeffre Campb 11 j5hn Care e Pat Carr Zeke Chavez Debb1e Cheloha EPIC Cooper Suzanne Cote Paul Cudmore is we WWW -x..a. I 1-K af GSE Yi' W QF: mr 128 Lf R, Q 1' QQ cf ew We X a egis Q'-,'1'2l1. iw- 5-Q. -Q-Q' K SGPHOMORES WI BE T FLOAT 'ill mfs , , ,N gg' ! 'j 'LU eyuyg is l : I- L The most enjoyable time of the day is taking it easy on the rail. A11 of the hours of ingenuity, creativity, and just plain work pay off for the class. Dianne Czigler Dottie Duran Mari Engel, dx Edward Evans Joe Fiacco Joanne Gallery EHT' Kevin Eccles Bob EustaceQ Mark Farley Debbie Forbes Cathy Ganem EE fesf e1 1 ii . V- ,,X I4 1- ' - iv, 1 'T ,Q . ,W qwfr V4 I 9' ,Q is jr I , 1 1' V frk ,f Q J' -A nv l' V, ,1 W xxx X , 6 W hz X . R V in Y A lfwtx ff , I , I 'y ' A , 2 fi v i 3 j Xt L! J .Z 6 1 Q A 51 ,Ig , 's T i f jig 4 A,ylA L W s l , W , V 'gf A ' Q . , n ' . by W' V 'i J aff ' n 2 if f V My 5 s'sV' I J e 1 , QM 3 4? ' 'V '77 ' ,',, ' 'E t T ,wif 5 ,, J einn evsv .n f - 2 vves v V vv a s , . W W ist W ' 5,4 'Q W . Vs 1 7' Q f ile - VV ,K . e, fgmu.. f g- K ,Q y ff A . A N 'V - ,.1Q'w 5 9 .pg H . 'V' - A 1- - W ' i e.n.3avQfQ..-Q I' QS N, X 1' g, f-my .Q i . n v C . .' ' 'Q' -Q' -O-0' g ,ui -iff? 129 GPH PIRIT HGWG THROUGH '- v rv 1N V KN fr L' ' 7 ' ,V 5 I My , , , ,,,, ,, .. qw , kg i,E , , .I ,I A:,, , ,gW,h 5 .,.i, , ,A,, , V,.V N.,,L,5 t ,,., ,,-q, ,gii . 5 if ,TV Qwfir rihfy g V K Vrkkry V G , YQ! fix 2 It is usually difficult to get boys involved in skits, but the sophomore guys really come through with this. One can find sophs on Pom and both J. V. and Varsity Cheer. Carol Hope, Dottie Duran, and Mary Anne Butkiewicz discuss the outcome of the game. 1 , J gl , ' ff A . . Q3 A ' i Showing up is the first step to real spirit and cheering the team on comes secondg these fans do both. Q -451' -1 Wsnig The Sadie Hawkins Dance is a source of new and lasting friendships for many students. 130 wwf a+ 'inn 40: mf MW Patrice Gill Mary Gray Thomas Haggerty Billy I-Iamilt Terri Hasset OH Pia W 94: 5, gin W sf . lfw- 'dx Paul Heeter Dennize Hobaica Carol Hope 'EIFH-ounh Tina Hutira an '-'W' iv-.1 K Nqr'-ff' ar ,A 5 QW Tim Ingersoll Brian J ohns on M ary J ohns on K athy K acgnarowski 7112-NVQQW X Mike Kiehle joe Kuczora Robert Lambie jon Lambros S oue Kevin f 131 If 5, 1 : WP awk X W in ML 3 V 1 . V 17, , I DHI'- , , .wr f lr , affib. L ' Q 4 , ' 7 Kurt Lindeman Stephanie Lusson David Manley Michael Marquis Kevin Mazur The fashion show gives many girls a taste of model- ing, especially Mary Daniels. WHAT HALL BE. , 5 MA'tk'-W-M. ,h.,h , A -.vm ., ' at .ad Mechanical Drawing opens architecture as a possible future career for Eddie Evans. V V ,,, T, ,, llaa . ,ll, V, X, , A rf ry 7 N Nl . 'g 'div A I 2 .fl Q I -.4 25 wa V - 'W 'V' I i, ,S 'L by 'A 5 4 iiia A r ,, 4' U ii' ' A , ' 'A .a f ,, y as 4 Zi, f -11 , c ' 419, M F , of-5 i,i f 1 . R A ,.,, , , X J r 'ai fa is ' 'fy A x Laurie Steve McNally Robin Miller Karin Murphy Phil N ' s'Q's McCormack Anita Miller ' Mary Myers om Oakes Patti McCormick 132 H4 A , r r?,1Wlw,, MODEL? ARCHITECT? BIOLGGI T? HOMEMAKER? QM w-J il, -yn ,flf ,,.. , ,,,N, fi ,AQ , 1,4 f Qgf it 'A ,,...,....--W--' -3, . ' X' ,A .4- A1 Velasquez, Billy Tomasek, and Kevin Thonhoff study Learning to sew will enable Rosa Rosas to anatomy prior to dissecting a pig. consider homemaking as a career. W Y if Y faq ' E? L V 'lll i R R M T c - 1 i r ' if L - .imsai . I M GSL, Q! 11 n f Z Claire Michael Paz Benjamin Toni Qyihuis Paul Rice LO'Donnell Steve Pinski Podlgschun Scott Rhone Mary Roberts ynn Jim renovost Oligschlaeger 133 l awww ,-, Q 'Y wr 1 J' Y vs mn x an 1' f'N WWI an H WJ' '-'C' X Tim Romero Rosa Rosas L nne Ros Davi Scheppe 1' joe S chmidt Shannon S cu11y K athy S everin T im S haughnessy T ony S chre ib er I Joann Siebenman Ricky Signore David Smith Jim Souder Patty Sprenkle 134 ..-.an Usa.-Seon.eX 15913255.1126 Don Sykefa Vicki Temple Barry Thomas www Xin, wk' Kevin Thonhoff William Tomasek Kathy Troska Sheila Tuskan Edward Viau 'WWWW W 'ua WWWMAW' ai 'V 'Y' We Anthony Alberto Earl Wagneq-UIX Shel Waters Leanne Wilhardt Dave Zerby Valencia Velasquez athy Wa s Michael Tamrme W11gQn jeff Zubncky Matthew Jane Vo11and Whooley VanderWerf Suzanne Lanoue Works diligently on one of the various pieces of pottery the art class created. 135 Mary Jo Roberts and Shannon Scully pause for a break during the hecti Fifties' Week. cf ' 'vm' '24 f. . .A F fi . i, . , QE r lr. ga NOT SHOWN c activities of Nifty Not Pictured Cam 1 ,ianne annate a Mark Hirsch Cathy Iaworski Gan Keltne y ry arino Michael McNulty John Mitchell Ju ary Riedel Tom Short Jehu Vaughan WARM WELCOME TO FRO H AT I ITIATIO xuw CTO! 9 fy Buss ..L3?3ll5f fasmwzrzr ,.-., It has never been difficult to tell which students are the fresh- men, and this year was no ex- ception. 'lfhey were the ones with the wide eyes open to ab- sorb everyfhing they could about high school life. They were the ones that s ipped around in mis- matched c othes with records dangling f om their ears. They were also the ones led by their first officers, Pres. , Eric Oligschlaegerg Vice-Pres. , Chuck Nidag Sec. , Maureen Butlerg and Treas. , Janie Cosgrove. They could always be heard screaming the loudest at the pep assemblies and cheering at all the football games. More freshmen showed up to work hard OH their homecoming float and to wash cars at their car washes. W en it came to selling YC21I'b00l'C ds or raffle tickets for the fai , they were the ones who earne a day off and had their candidate reign over the Spring Festival. But most of all they were the ones who cou1dn't wait to become sophomores so the upperclassmen would no longer refer to them as fresh- men . 'I -1 i-21 -QF .x . , lf 4,4 Sm. wr 'V JK . an ,. 1 J-N .A N!- r '., ' , A, .5 ,Q if 1 .v 'S if B331 Glamour girls, Chris Brichacek, Anne Pomiak, and Caryn Saunders posed in their initiation garb. . , A milk W ,.-,h' il QA x . W Z' 3 A . ,',, l? f- ,f -rs 'YE Janie Cosgrove and Velvet Ramella cheered the Freshman Homecoming float and the Eagle team. W ww f rievr H A ' ,..., fre -Aff::3-mizigyf f1A,'5fgj -M 4- 642, ' ' ,.., I ,, , I ' bi Q A X 4 4. yn .rnl g I ,, M A X 1 M M yr 0 Ml ' ,n A V V ' ' ' .Q yi . Y : A AA X aw sf, Y , ,fa- , ' l' A4 Q. 5,..f ,, . g M or Q ,641 ,A X ' K A so ' l N A ff 'V 'A :sg 'fi f A Af' H 'Q Lie, ,V A ., f f Aff A 2 1 51 3' 5? ,A ' ' Z3 W Anthony Andr ad e R icl-?TA'ndrad e L-QLApodaca Phillip Cynthia Margaiati ,Beaufeaux Blanchard Em:-ln Ethel Q Q CW115hTa'Bonitz BFEHT3?,112g13am 138 is 2 A R Initiation brought out the best in Carrie Murphy and Kary Paz. 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Susan Maria Morgante Mont omery Dina Morphew Jaime Morales Susie Morton TCFCSZAEHICHICII WW ff Wiyjllay Mary Kay E ?4? ?2P?'M ff' F I My 54:35-gf 4 1' tv 'xr 4' Q9- N. 11 M1ke VICIQI S e11a Murray Nac1nov1ch Ch'-I-Clgil AD , ELLI EAR FREE Sometimes Spanish class is a good place for a cat napg at least it is for Maria Morgante. Steve Jackson competes in the tricycle race, part of Bom-gade's Nifty Fifties. The first dance of the year drew many freshmen, who waited patiently for it to begin. s-My NWC 'Rx N183 'RE :wa M fri Demse Noack '-gT1m U B'ci1le T1m O+C'6nnor 'mf wmwmq 41' F X5 wa 'Ns 54 . wax Q, LM' M Mseiagjs L4-F ,. ,bl E1'1C Ohgschlaeger any 'PEE Kary Paz HF !I'IV we ,Q si ,, f X S 33 , fa X q gwpl . is N lf X, Q in Iv S, XXX Xl P R x i l X 5 X C arolyn S chermann Shelley S ch1ra Mary Beth S chnyd er ,K XXSY -If 9445 'Q' N Cec1lEleLea.. Genlyn Polanskl Anne Pomlak 1-av W 1: 1 Nb' X JN' sv V.BlV 6l13 Ann Rannalleth Kelly Raterman -v-:vs-se'a1Q'Qsk 'L X IAYQ? cw 44. 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Vw, firm In V , 9 -5. I , ,gag whgfalx 'Ai ki , , ,Q - 'K . , 4 lf' -4 'iw , I 5 ,- i., ....:l :V Tvi N 46 :., 'fu E N: A -r 1 V 'S . k ? A V AQINL A 4, Q71 ., -'ne 4 QLOCKS NORTH ON 3I3'AVE 36 U OCT4 OCT. 18 NOV, l 4' 'HOME NOV I5 1974 HOME Congratulatrons Class of 75 Members of the R6l1g1OI1 Department Fr Al Hoorman Fr Dan1elJenky C S C Bro Leonard Leary Slster Anna Rrta O P Fr Rolland Stalr C S C Srster Margaret Sullrvan Fr Davld Tyson C S C Mrs Lynn Mascarelh C 9 r gasg. g ' gap 46 o Congrahul Q Ii-ions, Gla s of Wi, Qin four sueeessful years CDE' hitting books. If I H 3 A 1 fffi'f2 f' f 70 ,gf AFV ' .f uun. I 1 , 6-1, fig 7 71' 1722 ', --'A lf' , K, ,, gxxii.-x-iknxxxingi, in alll ill. Qtofl., '.l Q . 1fIf ,.,,W .A,, ,- ,.-.-.i, I 2iT2i,f+7T,wf,1ef lWf iw J'..aff1,fi,5,. 4,37l,4l,l'Q. if .Om 0 Irir Ylaifpiiu1gZi:':':'-x-iuiitluligf-iisfuiaeuilpmluiiifaguiilitimwilI Liifizniyiiiuvihiix-1, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA SKAGGS MUSIC CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1975! Guitar S Accordion Instruction E'E Instruments Furnished String 8 Band Instruments Repaired C W F. Skaggs 4812 North 35TH Ave. 19TH Ave. G Peoria 973-9971 Phoenix, Ariz. 85017 CABOT CABOT 439w '4v 9 Q 'TELEPHONE 249-2320 si FORBES ' Q C4542 Industrial Park Developers DAN', 2538 E. University Dr. suite 240 SFC' Us ARMY Phoenix, Arizona 85034 Chris-Town M211 1647-C W. Bethany Home Road Phoenix, Arizona 85015 147 ,I Q HCGNGRATULATIONS Q 1 F World s Fastest Streaker It s Reddy Kllowatt our speedy symbol of electnc energy FllCkll'lQ a switch IS all It takes to turn hlm on Faster than a speedmg bullet he dellvers electrlclty from our power plants to your power plugs whenever you command CIS NIDA S ELECTRIC 402OW BUCKEYE RD Phone 265 3290 '75 GRADUATES CAM ELBACK SUNSET CHAPEL Edward Ross Funer 1 Duector x f 0Y J0QQQf B16 HPP16 A252-Q ff X 'fly 5701 af IHUMW Jawa! ED QZ 77 6771 3 757 5' Ufafu 341260 .275 62107 9 x . 9 1 7 H . Arizona Public Service Company WE CARE HOW YOU LIVE J , . 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C. joe Contreras Sheila Murray, Class of '78 !Gloria 8 Louie Dominguez? Good Luck Frosh - Emil Nieil The L. M. Hills !The Cosgroves Brian Sanderson Cortez jean Saari IZMac, Bunny Sean, Katie Mr. Don Wenzl, Sr. 'Sr. Kathy Kochery, C. P.P. S. Tom G Gail Cosgrove 5,Good Luck Frosh f,Timothy P. Kovalcik .John G Majorie Smith 'Richard A. Wilson Father Stair Mrs. Sharron Saffert 5 Elizabeth Burrus QMr. S Mrs. Schermann 'Q Samuel Hiffenhoffer fThe Turiano Family ' 0 5 Stephen Edward jackson jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. C. Alex johnson Kelly Carroll fmy dogj Theresa Thompson Tlie Pieri 11 Frosh Football 5-2 arvey 8 Ruth Saari Mary, Bob, Lynn 8 Mari Ken Teach Don 8 Beu Shilliday r. Mrs. james C. Mitchell gEdward 8 joan Kelly 5 Freshmen are No. 1 The Laurents .I. Blanchard Family The Raths l Margaret Bauman helped T.J. McShane The Johnsons Rock-n-Roll with Hammezi The McCurrysW LAAV dddd LSSVA Harry W. Kennedy The Hatfields Sister Agnes Marie EMarian S Arthur Saffert Mr. 8 Mrs. J. P. Forbes Ron G Linda Price U. S. A. Gil S Peggy Morphew Ralph W. Oclocki The john Mangino's Freshmen, We've got SPIRIT J. S B. Nacinovich Sarandos Family The Padilla Family Karen Wible Qi Cecilia Perea Mr. 8 Mrs. Guy Vaccaro Anne Pomiak The Macmaster's Ml M Leonard Damiani E5Carlos Yado The Munroes iAngela Casale- Prescott Fr. Mike Boyle, C. M. Colleen Shannon Frances Teach Mr. S Mrs. Bob Griffiths jg The Robert Germaines 55 The Evans Family The Kiszczaks 'Q Donna Bunjovac Mrs. Nell Green Herb Roberts lDiane M. johnson '73 ' Mr. Henry F. Shannon S Mrs. Edward Mathis? The Saunders Family Bourgade Eagles get going 2 Charles Teach 55Mary Kay Munroe Harold S Glory Scort 2 Teresa Muenich I Mr. G Mrs. Je Cook fTh P ' g rry e olansl-cis The Conovers fl 'Mr. S Mrs. Mike Velvet Ramella The Lussons Mi Mr. GMrs. Sarandos The Chagnons James A. Saffert halek Mr. aMrs.'Bi11D0nafi1 The Joe Isaacs LaVerne N. Russell Diane Cheloha The Meiers Pepp erridge Farr S s V H Cookies Dominic V. Paz, Jr. Matthew A. Werhan Elaine St. Louis '76 The Turners . Gerry S Gerrie Tharp g Mr. 8 Mrs. Steven Martin .b Dennis DeMartelaere ' Maureen S Sheila Cosgrove The Ed Gray Family it Mrs. Ella Holstein j Patti Paz Mike Shannon The Holt Family James F. Boone S Family William Joralmon The Bonitz Family Mr. G Mrs. Carlos Rosas Joan Richardson The Rannallettis Q Richard S Ted Brunk Mark Gaona . Freshmen are GREAT D81 Darlyon Wyble Paul Kosierowski e Master Tim Schofield , Mr. 8 Mrs. Wally Estfan The Eu-een Family Q Phoenix Chargers Softball Ms. Theresa Hittle Mrs. Rita Henely If Ann S Bob Gerhardt Crandall Family Cari's Fantastic Family Mike Paz Laura McBride Monique Manuel Mrs. Bordonaro Gary Paz The Enzo Morgante Family Joseph Schnyder The Leo Summers The Linebergers The Powers' Bisco S Moosey Mr. S Mrs. Mikol John Wondolski Mrs. Henry F. Shannon Mr. S Mrs. Theriault 5 Mr. as Mrs. Roy Kurtz ll Renee Rath Mr. s Mrs. John Kavanagh. Tim O'Boyle Miss jill Schofield l Phil S Clarice Buggy The Roy Evans' Donald 1. Mahoney 8 Family ' KBHS Program Director The I-Iillikers Willy-n-Lisa Kary Paz he Duane Thompsons The Sweig Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Eldon Duffek Edward B. Mitchell Family okie 's Apartments Harvey 8 Eileen Hardin The Huddleston's Mrs. Moiton ather Jenky's beard I Fonz, Milnor, 8 Richie . Marie L. Mahoney ' The Bowermans The Richardson's Bob S Donna Kovalcik Ronald W. Werhan The Parnells Stacie Estfan Chris Mesick Preston Mr. Ed Siehien The Bill Hopes Good Luck to Class of '78 Mr. 8 Mrs. O. W. Barrett Richard J. Kurth Family The Kaczmarowski Family hris Brichacek John Casale- Prescott ' Mr. 8 Mrs. Dave Schofield Frosh got the Spirit-, A. M. 0 Frosh! Tamy 8 Anne The Johnsons Janice I-Irostowski e Mrs. Alice Saari Ha ' d ephanie Muenich Tom Walsh Cortez Colt ' Edw d T ' ' ' ve a nice ay s ar omp Mr. Larry Martmson Dock feg' qq3I61' 3111311011 RUCE BOYKE HHMPERIAL lwlmanor 8: Flmwowers llmpartments I Quality Unsarpaued in Northern Illinois 805 Baldwin Ave. WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 60085 .us H I K E 0 J PHOENIX CHAPTER CO GRATULATIO TO THE CLASS OF 1975 EUGENE PSYK Commander BEN BAKER Semor V1ce Commander HAROLD SHANNON lst Jumor V1ce Commander HOWARD ARMOUR 2nd Jumor V1ce Commander JIM MORLEY Judge Advocate GLENN DUNCAN Treasurer JACK GATES, JOHN FRIGO LEW BLAKELY Executwe Committee RAY WELCH Chaplam JIM SI-IANN Offlcer of the Day MARVIN JONES Sergeant At Arms TRUSTEES JIM ANTON BERNARD WISNIEWSKI GLEN COWDEN CHARLES GRAMMONT JIM STONE BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN RICHLING DICK BOONE WILLARD MURPHY TINO LAPAGLIA HOWARD STEINMETZ q. 4 '. 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Bethany Home Rd. - Phone 93 - d: Insured ' ' : Commerical - Congratulatrons to the Class of '75 F1rst Federal Savlngs Fray Franelseo Garces Counell if 3855 Father Joseph G1llesp1e Squlres 8L Squlrettes CIICIC if 2413 from and SERVING CREDlTlJNlON5 FOR OVER 9 YEARS DAN O'MEARA AUTO SALES CARS 0 TRUCKS PJENV APJD LJSED DAN O MEARA 700 WEST WASHINGTON 46027 253 4556 PHOENIX Ann 55007 Best Wishes to the Class of '75 FOREMOST FOODS CO 1904 WEST GLENDALE AVE ED S11II1J1I'l'1' SCHLIMGEN Agent R Auto L1fe F11-e Med1ca1 Phone 5800 N 19th Ave , Rm 111 249 1713 7- West of Chns To n Q kg f G R sun nun C9116 if ww ' GREENHOUSE AND RENTAL SERVICE W 4545 North 19th Avenue Phcenlx Arizona 85015 16025 266 1409 State Farm Insurance Compames Home Off1ces Bloommgton I111no1s INSUIINCI fm , W 937 7380 an tw 44.203 '51 7017 N. 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BAM,-7P.M. , ALSO EASTER e. MOTHERS DAY . Serving the Valley 20 Years 1 'fron nowzns . . . cAu. EARLEYH A Free Delivery With Mimmum Order 3 OWNER 6040 No. Black Canyon Hwy. L! I ' , THOMAS I. COSPER Phoenix, Arizona 85017 New Accounts Welcomed if A ron Locn onnsns 452,11 if ' - ?'ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED H 7 ' ff 1911 WEST INDIAN SCHOOL RD. OPPOSITE PHOENIX GENERAL HOSPITAL 1- 160 We go out of our way for you Valley Natlonal Bank Congratulauons' Class of 75 ffilgi '43 O O MORE THAN 150 OFFICES THROUGHOUT ARIZONA Member FDIC ' 9 o ff X ? RJ' ! X -:O ,.-N -'F QP C7 BEE EEE-1.3! 247-1811 RED CARPET, REALTORS 3517 W BETHANY HOME RD PHOENIX ARIZONA 85019 U I fer, , , M1 EARL SNYD ER Bfok er THUNDERBIRD LANES 2430 W Indlan School Rd 264 3174 FUN' LEAGUES ' ENJOYMENT' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1975' HOBAICA S REFRIGERATION CO 9 QYOIN CAR PARTS7'P'P BAP IMPORTED CAR PARTS PHOENIX WEST 2657 W Camelback PHOENIX 3613 N 7th St TEMPE 805 N Scottsdale Rd TUCSON 4924 E 22nd St 9 7 3454 6737 9394 4275 , 5,tmw5-- ,. tx , Abt I - I . TEIEFLDMSI L I x4 Xgnf .A 5 g1,,1,1 51111 AND GIFT SHOP 5743 W. GLENDALE AVENUE GLENDALE. ARIZONA S5301 ONE 931-2416 OR 937-75 .'llAR'I'II 1 IITTS '. C,'ARl.'lYJ,N' P ' UPDIKE STUDIOS Your Yearbook Photographers' 3 IDCZEIODS West East Tempe Phone 939 3570 DAVID S CLEANERS ' Professwnal Dry Cleanmg NOEL DAVID ROJAS 6230 North 43rd Ave Glendale Az 85301 69' 6 QT! Bcf'HLJ1'gt5c1j740A1 LI ,ID 16bt447 an 1 crfl 'D 1279 021141 7 3 34 11 194 11116 006011, 1410 201017 55017 ' ' f Il IS 3 7 9 p - ' ll , a NEED I 1 1 A . 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GREATER ARIZONA SAVINGS H Offi 2 22N.c: 1 :YH M Om Ceploenix, zsfzznizw me Compliments of Mrs. Gassensmith's Freshmen Girls' Health Classes 163 8L M SALE TRUCKING 8L WHOLESALE SALES Los Angeles G Phoemx Good Luck to the Class of '78 GOT Use It for extra SKILL9 the Alr Guard have 1 nec sunness nmgwv wonh :lr enough: gehhose xv mfg you Iwavs meamar gear hcngeolpu TheA1 Guard goodwoyl vouv help Voueommu N nd rmyl Solook p O10 YOU ghbo Ndlond Goaldlimcy DOY? ni panv Amei FIIOUV me pon! Ol Iliolll 1BOU336U423l C691 Puer1R! Alskl All? MUYDNAL GUARD RECRWTW6 az ST a WATKINS no Po-losmx AZ asou 244 sau NATIO GUARD rn G unsung: Have a nice year OWNER'S REALTY REALTORS MLS Buy Sell Trade or Rent N W AREA HOMES Robertj Eustace, Realtor 944 1479 SeI'V1Ce Wlth a Sm11e BIG BE WAREHOUSE 5220 N '-31st Ave Glendale 934 8013 Vo f - 0 'Q 0 O McCRACKEN'S HOME ar y , R 3 , W E , 5 5 , i' r ' , I I E' 4 T. GARDEN RENTAL CENTER 3 J ' - , U lj J ' if 1 'NY' wr' , E w I , 2747 W. Windrose - 942-8341 - f A no Located in In the Center of the Mall Everything for the homeowner 247-4201 Graduates: may the road always rise 3 ' RAY J- KOFFMAN gently before you and the wind be AGENT at your backs. God bless you! 3521 W. THUNDERBIRD 'ROAD PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85023 PHONE! BUS. 938-4510 Fr. Highberger, C.S.C. Fr. Stair, C.S.C. Fr. Jenky, C.S.C. Fr. Tyson, C.S.C. Bro. Leonard, C.S.C. Fr. Waldron, C.S.C. STATE FARM Fr. Norton,C.S.C. Fr. Wasowski, C.S.C. INSURANCE COMPANIES 6 I me o eu: sloommgwn. nm mwum 165 The fog-i',SSIOlgfJlgS' 'Y REAL ESTATE B4 INVESTMENTS S NC., For PROFESSIONAL serv1ce 1n all your Real Estate needs, DO IT RIGHT, CALL TI-IE PROFESSIONALS 995 1492 24 hours 7122 North 27th Avenue, Su1te F Center, St if CONGRATULATIONS FRESI-IMEN FOOTBALL TEAM AND COACH PILON OF '74 '75 Mr and Mrs GaleR MIIIOH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Mr and Mrs AE Mendez and Famlly R S Cocktall Lounge Plzza made to order 1849 W PEORIA The Home of Real Itahan Cooklng Cavatell1 Spumon1 Cannoh All homemade by the Fam11y BRADLEY Prmters 8 L1thographers 4 S 14th Ave Phone 252 3058 Tom Bradley Phoemx, A1-11 9 F I . - . - . Raviolo - spaghetti - sausage - Lasagna 166 HYDRO CONDUIT Congratulatlons, Class of 75 CORPORATION from a Frlend ANCHOR hannon MATERIALS reclrnon 100 X ARIZONA Precision Investment Cushng LABOR WE'RE I-LAPPY TO BE PART OF THE 1. Nw AN ARIZONA PRODUCT 'IV I R X M If 95X ARIZONA Wx Post Off1Ce Box 2670 HAROLD F SHANNON :am E u.l.lNls'rREET pnasmewr Pnoemx Amzom xasono Phoemx, Anzona 85002 GENERAL MANAGER TEL 1602, 268 7 11 CARPET SERVICE 1107 w I-IATCHER RD Cleanmg EHISIII 0lI NIISIIAIS 'tw IDE 8 NELLIE LARRANAGA Owner: 944 9697 Sales LA CASITA CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE DELICIOUS MEXICAN FOOD CND FOOD TO TAKL OUT llllilllll IIXIEIII UIIII Il A SUIITH ICE CMD BEER IUIUEI ITIDSPMIIE Parkmg m rear Hours 11am to 12pm Sax nlI2am 1021 South Central 253 9821 Phoemx Arizona 85004 ' , v 5. X R XR oo x Q 0 g I oo fx itil . - ,figqzlr-vs.-. ,,f'.1:f':f: 5' N, - '-xx ,440 4'4 Y P f six I ' if . . M ' 0 , ' PH A skaassszsszaaaaea U llll IIN NH .M .W--W 167 .iv-1'-' 278 3526 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 1, 1 Rfb! F e v v 4' ,L ffu flea Dfff' Mrs Thomas P Layden 8: Famlly Congratulatmns, Class of '75 FRANK SMITH INC BROKER 3600 N 19th Ave 263 0961 RED CARPET REALTORS M ,. Q 1 1 u X . 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A we Manila 3522 2 22 f l lx f fii 2522-.5i? s S ei2f s 2 - - - - Beautiful Philippine Products 1 'kh' L-:- .1Lf-'LLb :.- n , A Mr- Lucky Barber Shop A222222 . .. 2 . 43rd Ave. 272-2523 2 2222 2 222 2 1 if X.-1 2 f 1L2 2 2 ' 2'2 - 12 G 2- 2 -.'.. 2 22 :v c 2 Piorleer' ar 22 ... a s 22.2 -2 2 .,..L ,...., 2 2 2 ,,..,mrQf.1w..,.2 2 22 2m 2. 2. ,s.,,.., 2 ,,,. 2 so 2, 2 N 2 'A id B K 2 .K K I .,.k, 1 A 2 tk, l Qs. .2s2s2, k Q h ZL. mL,. 2 - 2 - f 2 -.,. 22222 1-- f 2 21qazai'x2 ,mess -2 a new- -.'. -2 Wiuiam C, and Mary Br igiongratulations, '75 Anchor Staff, for Bradley Graphics- fil job Well done- D101?Q1 E' West 2 1 - 2 22', Best Wlshes: Class 2 2.29aY1e2 2 Mr- and MTS- Domi 2 N2 2 -Mff22gg+-2f fl5 2 2f'L jf' Gdd Bless-Class of '752225' of '75 M5253 Pat Nachtigall L'22 MT'Sfn'A?IQlflh A. l?5o'b6rts Jr. ff 'f-Af' 2 2 '2222 . 2 FJ I 2: 52 wi Q X 2 2 A V V Good Luck Class of W5 W 2 2 2 2 Mr- and Mrs- Loren Pwsgswwe 2 2 F ,ig 2 2 22 222 2 2 W3 . fl f 7 -4 il Q 12 f 21fzfQ3il?1i'iI ' ' WA' 'W 52f5 2f SW Best Wishes to the 'Clgass of '75 My E354 2 3 2.121222222222if222R0'f?g'I3Qpei222 3 21+ 2 2 1 2 21. 4 ' K 12 '2'2 if 2 Mr. and Mrs. Albevia 2212 2 if 2 2 f i 2 2 22 2 2222 2 222 V2VfV li n' ' I .f nik ffeiilii Wvk in uwfi'154A 2 222 2 2 1 22 2 S393 22 92 Bill - ' isle? A2 4' K7 ,gl is -I22 2 22 2 A' 1 A 2 , 22,2,, - 22 ,Q 2' 'F' 2 X? 2, .22, v al--f' ' ' 2: 2 Mae 2' '2 2 Congratulations to the Graduates Dan-Carmen and David Hafner Aquarius Plumbing Co. Bob Burgard 942-9112 Congra the '75 Anchor Staff Good of 1973 MT. J, R055 1 2 LaCar1a 123225512 6 2059151858 Of '75 2 2 2 2. 2222i22 2 e2:F1TeShmen2 2 5 A . 2 2 .2 I '1-.2 .2 P 2' 2 .5 2 Marquls 2 - 22 2 G22 22 2g ' .2 KVLL , ii Gsdar dr 2 WW Bafo S Rubber St?fmP '212' A' 22'2i's 2 X 24202 w. san,2Juan2 a222 2 I t A1 ml t- to the Clasgsibf l75L - 22 Best Wishes t0d'gl'1e iss QQADET1 W2 130115 Mr and Mrs 2 ii. 452 0 9- 21?f3i2fieTY 22 is fi u n !..i:e 2 5 S . 2222 2 Congfaggglations to 5 to 55i 1 2 1ne 222 Compliiiienfs Of the Y 2 Mrs- 12 ani 22 A we 2 2 r 2.i22 2 A 2, is f a s 22- 2222 2 2. f sf. 2222 22222 2 2 f is 2 2222 2 2 222a2 22-1422251 I 21- 1 H- 1 1 2 '222m '12 si 2222 2 2 A 2Y'i'i ' -2222 2 w Congratulations to Pat '75, 8 David '78 The Green Family Congratulations to the Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Archie R. Taylor Go Get'em Freshmen H , Compliments of St. Ierome's School Class of '75s Congratulationsg Much Continued Success Bourgade Alumni Association Congratulations, Much, Success in the future, Marty Vg y, 7 MYs'V'i8 Mrs., Robert Shelly Goodilluck, Class of The Ganems Congratulations Class of '75 Class of '76 y Cofiglimdafions fo '75f Mr. Richa1d'i14E35fRQycI1fqrd 1 Congratulations Class of '75 Mark and Pat Ratermann Best Wishes The Philip O. McCormack Family Good Luck Class of 1975 Frank 8 Jackie Ubel Congratulations Graduates Mr. and Mrs. john A. Raths Graduating Class of '75, Lots of Luck, Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Widmaier Congratulations Seniors St. Gregory's Parish Our very best wishes, Class of '75 Otto Stein Music Co. Inc. A- 1 Building Maintenance- 265-046 2 Professional Window Cleaners Zale's-116 S 6017 No. 35th Ave. Freshmen are Great! Dr. G Mrs. Donald Schira SERVPRO of Glendale! Sun City Carpets-Furniture-House Cleaning Congratulations to the Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Babe Fontana Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Mr. and Mrs. James Goetzinger '75 Anchor Staff is the best ever! Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scully Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors Mr. and Mrs. George Vogelsang Best Wishes to the Tribe of '75 Bob and Joan Muenich Congratulations Class of '75 The Leonard W. Kuczora Family Congratulations to the Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Cheloha Good Luck to the Graduates Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Good Luck Class of 1978 Bruno 8 Bianca Falduto Congratulationsg Class of '75 especially to Bob! From The Michael Wiedower Family Congratulations Class of '75 Bob and Michelle Dunn Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Mrs. Bernard Gass Sr. Christ be with you Graduates of 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Pinski Deaktor Meat Packing if ss- Sales Good luck to the class of '75 Mrs. Joe Murray G family I'll miss you5 - Class of '75 Teresa McBride A Buona Fortunata Katerina nostra. Gildo and Dolores Menicacci Good Luck Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Good Luck Class of '75 David jaramillo Keep the spirit up Terri The Ralph Hassets Our boy Greg is the greatest! Mr. and Mrs.' Carr 1. john and jiiairwalsh if Brian, Pat,lffKevin and Kathy' irggt i -y g Congratulations to the Class of' '75 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whooley z ' 1 CIRCLE K if 238 67th Ave 8 Glendale Glendale, Auz EI PHONE BUS 249 OS9l RES 845 2055 BOB WILLIAMS AGENT 2745 W CAMELBACK ROAD PHOENIX ARIZONA 85017 ABC CARPETS and CARPET CONTROL C Sales and Serv1ce Insta11at1on and C1ean1ng Spec1al1sts B A QMARTYQ MARTINEZ 3625 North 34th Ave Pres1dent Phoennc, Anzona 272 9311 SPRINGS 8L SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Bus1ness S Res1dent1al Wu-mg 2129 W Mountam VIEW Phoenlx 242 3500 Best W1shes TRIANGLE PRODUCE CO 325 E M3d1SOn St Phoemx, Anz PHONE 266 3048 RUDIN S SUPPLY SILK SCREEN TEE SHIRTS TEE SHIRTS BRIEFS SOCKS 4336 N 7TH AVE HYRUDIN PHOENIX ARIZ 85013 NORTHWEST VILLAGE BARBER SHOP 4824 NORTH 27TH AVENUE BAYLESS SHOPPING CENTER 249 0429 ROLAND V JAVERY PROP suv ARM - Amo 1 INSURANCE.. --I -.1 --- , ' .I S CO. . . a , . 0 172 May all your hopes and dreams be fulfilled. Best Wishes Donald E. O'Mara Phone 934-1050 7 Our an on Gampus KOORY'S M Jammu X ?ine meafs u 6128 North 43rd Avenue Glendale, Arizona A I' TOM FANNIN REALTY AND ASSOCIATES FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS Call Bud Norman V: ' N 931-5326 or 944-1435 ' The past cannotbe cliangedg : the future is still in your power! INSIDE SERVICE, PICK-llP,oR HOHE DELIVE E I1 I'2. 12. l WEE QQIMVE : Co g m : PARKWOOD APARTMENTS NWI!! N -wsmmvs Tu.1z PM ' J- lg.. 'WEEKENDS Tn. 2 AN I , ' I .... . The McM1chae1S Administration: Fr Fr. Fr. FACULTY . Thomas Waldron, C. S. C. , Principal Fr. George Highberger, C. S. C. , School Chaplain Rolland Stair, C. S. C. , Administrative Assistant T. Timothy Tepsic, Dean of Students If a man does not Keep pace with his companionsg Perhaps it is because he hears a dufferent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. I 4 T Q f I 4 , ,gi ' I ' 1 ., r Dfw, ll 141 Faculty Members: Rev. A1Hoorman Brother Leonard Leary, C. S. C. Sister Anna Rita, O. P. Rev. Daniel Jenky, C. S. C. Mr. Robert Vales Mr. Thomas Campbell Mr. Dan Southard Mr. Robert Feist Mrs. Dorothy Gassensmith Mr. Robert Thompson Mrs. Patricia Scully Sister Margaret Sullivan, O. P. Mrs. L. D. Thompson Sister Jeannette Shean, I. B. V. M. Mr. john Nugent Sister Marie Joseph, C. H. M. Mrs. Rosalie Bruington Rev. Rev. Mrs. David Tyson, C. S. C. james E. Norton, C. S. C. J. Danley Mrs. Timothy Sasak Mrs. Delores Meier Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Francis C. Stack james Walker Robert Gunkel Ronald Wasowski, C. S. C. Mrs. Sandra Murray Mrs. Anne Tunnell Mrs. Mary Lou Cordova Mrs. Tamara N. Weninger Mr. Dick Swaufield Mrs. Helen Burke Mrs. Tina Hernandez 174 .-aafiiwiiililesn . ,..a.fWIiiil:::::::lll . , 'f 'nflilllullln' illlllu' N STUDENT GOVERNMENT WE, THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BOURGADE CATHOLIC CBY AND WITH THE CONSENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIONJ, ARE DEDICATED TO PROMOTING AN UNDERSTANDING AND EXECUTION OF A SELF- GOVERNMENT, TO CONTROLING THE FINANCES OF STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES, TO PROMOTING SCHOLARSHIP AND TO DEVELOPING THE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY WHILE UPHOLDING THE TRADITION OF BOURGA I CATHOLIC. L - g .K 2 A 4 ii' 5,1 ,ly ffwhifff , I .. , 1 ' , f ' , T A -iii , f ' 1 I Z , f ' S , I, f ' .af fi a'!55:5I!l' , f ' .4-9 ' . :Mineral--' , f 1 f1'iiI'EE1Ill::E5IHi'W4 I j 1 I' IMJQHQI-I' Ill' 'wail - ' ' 4 l if I :sei ' I - x X1 ll' ll I, r . gl' ll ulllll'i fiw4!:,g1g3fg!,q,gIIl.- . I in I, nr I ll I a'T '5'- 'll-WI-in Q f Aff A B!-l 1' 4 If-'fd' I .. ll Q 1'-1-Puffs' --:aff wh 5555'55'-5i 5Z1::1gMlnl5g!'3ff?El:::1ili' STUDENT COUNCIL 91 '11 D-I 0 rn DU VJ I D-i 3 -ss I I-H so xi U1 Q-I XI U1 '-muddy o ro S-0 m 3 0 ro Zi. w 3 9, I Q. EI-U D-:yn 'Dol-lo 3 ra :UE 32? :EMF mm S 3 asa.. o 9, N 5-' nv2 B 2.3.- 5' 0 S253 3:52. ,pc O L E.: 302 gb' ER? QUQ 51 ecky Rosales SE IORI DEX ANDRADE, ROBERT, PANCHO . Football 2,3,45 Track 45 Letterman's Club 45 Superstar Athlete 45 Gridiron Escort 4. ANDRADE, TIMOTHY, PICO . Bend 4. ANDREWS, PATTY. Drama Club 2. ANUIK, LARRY. ARMENDARIZ, VICTOR. Prom Server 2. BAUER, JIM. Basketball 1 , 2, 3 ,45 Baseball 1 , 2, 3,4 fAll-Conference 1st team 4, All-Conference 2nd team 3J5 Backpacking Club 2. BLACK MARCY. Pep Club 1,25 Synchronized swim- ming Club 25 Pom 3,4 fCo-captain 4J. BONITZ, DAVID. Football 1, 25 Baseball 1,2, 35 Letterman's Club 2, 3,4 5 Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Motorcycle Club 2, 3. BUTHALA, MARY. CAI-IAL, TIM. Chess Club 2, Football 1,2,3,4 fAll- Conference Linebacker 1st team defense 4J5 Track 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Fishing Club 35 Backpacking Club 3,4 5 Class President 25 Student Council Vice-President 45 Homecoming King Candi date 45 Prom King Candidate 4. CANNATELLA, CI-IRIS. Transfer 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Rotarian 45 Yearbook Photographer 45 Photography Club 4. CAREY, KATHY. CAREY, ROBERT. Basketball 15 Baseball 2,3 5 Foot- ball 2,35 Wrestling 2, 3,4. CARR, GREG. CI-IACON, ANTHONY. Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 QPresident4J5 Home- coming King 4. CHARIEBOIS, MARGARET. CHEIOI-IA, DIANE. Choir 35 Yearbook 4. CORBAN, GREG. CosGRovE, PEGGY. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheer, J.v 2, Varsity 35 Yearbook 4.. . cosPER, JGHN. CRAWFORD, SUSAN. Pep Club 1,2. CUMMINGS, LINDA. Volleyball 25 Pep Club 25 Photography Club 25 Yearbook 2,45 Drama Club 45 Quill and Scroll 4. DAVIRRO, ANITA. Pep Club 1, 2 qseereeew 25. DAVIS, CARL. Basketball Manager 1,25 Track Manager 15 Track 25 Chess Club 2,35 Electronics 35 Bowling 3,4. DELANEY, JIM. Football 1,2, 3, 4 QAII-Conference 4, All-State 4J5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 QAll-Conference 4J5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Chess Club 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Drama Club 45 Gridiron Escort 4. DURAN, CINDY. Fair Queen Candidate 15 Pep Club 15 spanish Club 2, 3. DUGGAN, KATI-IIE. Transfer 25 Pep Club 1,25 Speech and Drama 15 Easter Seals 2. EVANS, PAUL. FIELDS, DENISE. Backpacking Club 25 Drama Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Class Treasurer 4. FRANKLIN, TAMMY GAoNA, DAVID. Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,4 QMVP Underclassman 215 Cross Country 2, 3,4 QMVP 3,4J5 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3,45 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 UofA Outstanding Junior Boy 35 Homecoming King Candidate 4. GARCIA, IORETTA. Pep Club 1,25 Pom 3,4. GREEN, PAT. HOBAICA, MARGARET. Spanish Club 2, 35 Choir 35 Band 45 National Honor Society 4. HAMPSON, SUSAN. Pep Club 2,3. HARRINGTON, KATHY. Transfer 25 Spanish Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Drama Club 45 News- paper 4 QEditorJ5 ,Quill and Scroll 4. HILLIKER, STEVE. Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Spanis Club 2,35 Newspaper 45 Quill and Scroll 4. HIGGINS, BOB. Basketball 1,35 Baseball 25 Chess' Club 35 Football 45 Bowling 3,4. I-IORNER, DANNY. Wrestling 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Football 15 Cross Country 1, 25 Backpacking Club 25 Baseball 1,2,3,4 fAll-Conference 3,4J5 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,45 Gridiron Escort 4. HOURII-IAN, JEAN. Speech and Drama 1,25 Spanish Club 2, 3 fPresident 3J5 National Honor Society 45 Student Council Treasurer 4. I-IUTH, JANET. IVENZ, MARY. Pep Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice-President 45 Prom Queen Candidate 4. h JACOBSEN, KATHY. JESZKA, THERESA. Basketball Statistics 13 Poe1Iy Club 23 Spanish Honor Society 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Cheer, LV. 2 fSec. -TreasurerJ3 Varsity 3,4 fCaptain 433 Drama Club 43 National Honor Society 2, 3,4 fTreasurer 433 Homecoming Nominee 43 Girl's State 33 Student Coordinator of Bicentenial 3,4. JOHNSON, IORI. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheer, J.V. 2, Varsity 4 fSec. -TreasurerJ3 Gridiron Attendant 4. JOHNSON, TIM. JOHNSON, VINCE. Transfer 43 Radio Club 4g Bowling 43 Drama Club 43 National Honor Society 4. KESSLER, PATTY. Easter Seals 13 Pep Club 1,2,s,43 Pom 3,4 fCaptain 41. KIRCHZEN, VERA. KURTH, M.ARY. Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 3g Mat Maids 4. KUPROSIG, MARK. LAMBARD, DENNIS. Wrestling 2,3,43 Letterman's Club 3,4. IAMBIE, CINDY. Pep Club 1, 23 Santa Maria 23 Basketball Statistics 33 National Honor Society 3,4. LAMERE, THERESA. Easter Seals 13 Drama Club 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2,4. LANOUE, MARTY. Prom Server 23 Football 1,2 ,3,4 QMV Back 413 Track 1, 2,3,4g Wrestling 33 Letterman's Club 2,3,43 Homecoming King Candidate 43 Prom King Candidate 43 Class President 43 Weightlifting Club 2, 3,43 Superstar Athlete 4. LIPMAN, IARRY. Football 1: Baseball 1,3,43 Basket- ball 43 Letterman's Club 43 Track 4. IDCI-IER, JUDY. Pep Club 1,43 Crocheting Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Spanish Honor Society 3,4. MANZO, PAM. Pep Club 13 Drama Club 1,23 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Bourgade Speech Contest 3rd place 2. MARTIN, CLAUDIA. Easter Seals 13 Class Secretary 13 Pep Club 1,2. MARTINEZ, FRANK. Football 13 Track 1,2,4g Letter- man's Club 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4. MCCABE, KATHLEEN. MCDERMITT, THERESA. Transfer 23 Speech and Drama 23 Prom Server 23 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3 QTreasurer 333 Conlan's Congressional Scholar 3g National Honor Society 2,3,4. McMICI-IAEL, GREG. Football 13 Prom Server 23 Baseball 1, 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 QAll-Conference 433 Letterman's Club 3,45 Prom King Candidate 4. MCMORRIS, JOHN. Chess Club 1,2 3 Gun Club 23 Football 23 Baseball 1 , 23 Weightlifting Club 1 , 2, 3,4. McNALLY, Jor. Football 13 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1 , 2, 3 . MCNALLY, RACHEL. MENICACCI, KATHY. Spanish Club 2,35 Poetry Anthology 33 Yearbook 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MILLER, JEANNINE. Pep Club 1,2,3,43 fPresident 333 Most Spirited Freshman 1g Fair Queen Candidate 23 Chorus 33 Spanish Club 33 Band 3,43 National Honor Society 2, 3,4 fVice-President 413 Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4g Homecoming Queen 43 Salutatorian 4. MORAN, DOUG. Baseball 13 Football 23 Hunting and Fishing Club 23 Basketball 1 ,2,3,43 Weightlifting Club 2,3,43 Letterman's Club 43 Drama Club 43 Superstar Athlete 4. MONTGOMERY, JEAN. Volleyball 1. MUENICH, JIM. Baseball 1,23 Golf 33 Bowling 3,43 Newspaper 4. MURPHY, TERRY. Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 23 Chess Club 2,35 Baseball 3. NACHTI GALL, JOE. NACINOVICH, TI-IERESA. Pep Club 13 Speech and Drama Club 2. NESTLER, STEPHEN. O'CONNOR, PATTIE. Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Cheer, J.V. 2 fCo-captainj, Varsity 33 Synchronized Swimming 33 Volleyball 43 Class Secretary 43 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. OLIGSCHLAEGEP., WENDY. Volleyball 1,23 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4Q Pom 33 Choir 3 3, National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council Recording Secretary 43 Gridiron Attendant 43 Prom Queen Candidate 4. PAZ, PATTIE. Pep Club 1 , 2,3Wj Volleyball 1, 2,3,43 Mer Maids 2,3,43 Softball 3,4l PINSKI, LINDA. Pep Club 13 Library Club 1,25 Santa Maria 2, 33 Spanish Honor Society 33 National Honor Society 2,3,4 3 ASU Outstandin Junior Girl 33 Valedictorian 4. ZODSCHUN, MARIBETH. Tralisfer 43 Poetry Anthology l PRENOVOST, DON. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4. RAMIREZ, JUDY. Transfer 45 Drama Club 45 Photog- raphy Club 45 Yearbook 4. RICE, MIKE. RIEDEL, RON. Football 1,45 1st place Bicentennial Poetry Contest 4. ROBERTS, DONNA, Pep Club 1,25 Library Club 25 Santa Maria 25 Speech and Drama 25 Field Work 35 National Honor Society 45 Band 4. ROSALES , BECKY. Class Vice-President 35 Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 45 Drama Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 45 Prom Queen 45 Student Council President 4. ROSS, CHRIS. Football 1,3,4. ROSS, SUSAN. Poetry Club 2, Bowling 3,4 fSecretary 315 Yearbook 3,4 fEditor 415 Radio Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. SAIN, BARBARA. SALCIDO, SYLVIA. Volleyball 15 Prom Server 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 fSecretary 415 Synchronized Swimming Club 35 Class Secretary 3. SANCHEZ, MARK. Baseball 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Gridiron Escort 4. SCI-IERMANN, DEBBIE. Pep Club 15 Easter Seals 1. SEITZ, DUANE. SHAW, DIANE. Prom Server 25 Class Treasurer 25 gpznish Club 35 Newspaper 35 National Honor Society SHORT, MARTIN. Yearbook 45 Drama 4. SIMMONS, TERRY. Pep Club 1 ,25 Softball 3. SMALLMAN, LORAINE. Santa Maria 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 National Honor Society 3,4. SMITH, DIANE. Tennis 15 Prom Server 25 Class Secretary 25 Choir 35 Pom 3,4 fSec. -Treasurer 4j5 National Honor Society 3,45 Gridiron Queen 45 Miss Arizona Teen-ager 4. SPRENKLE, THOMAS. STONE, MICHELLE. SUBACH QSETTLEMYERQ, BRENDA. Pep Club 1, 25 Backpacking 2. SYKES, ROSIE. Pep Club 1,2. TAYIDR, JOE. Wrestling 15 Prom Server 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Drama Club 45 Superstar Athlete 4. TEACH, CHARLES. Football 1,2,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Letterman's Club 4. TUSKAN, LYNDA. Pep Club 1 ,2,35 Photography Club 25 Yearbook 3,4 5 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 3,4 fSecretary 4j. UBEL, IORI. Fair Queen Candidate 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Prom Queen Candidate 4. VANDERWERF, MAUREEN. Transfer 35 Backpacking Club 4. VAUGHAN, ANN. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Bowling 3,45 Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 4. VOGELSANG, KEN. Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Drama Club 4. WACNER, MIKE. WATERS, MARLANNE. Pep Club 1,2,35 Softball 2. WATERS , TONY. Basketball 1 , 25 Football 1 , 2, 3 ,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Homecoming King Candidate 45 Prom King Candidate 4. WELSH, SUSAN. Pep Club 1, 25 Football Statistics 2, 35 Track Statistics 2,35 Mat Maids 4. WIDMAIER, KAREN. Pep Club 1,25 Speech and Drama 2 Nice-Presidentj5 Santa Maria 2,35 Choir 3. WIEDOWER, BOB. Track 15 Football 1,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4. WILI-IARDT, LINDA. Class Treasurer 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Poetry Club 25 Cheer, LV. 2 QCaptainj, Varsity 3,4 fCo-captainj5 Drama Club 4. WILSON, MIKE. A Adams, Janice Allen, Terry 128, 129 Andrade, Anthony 138 Andrade, David 61,68, 128 Andrade, 1 83 Andrade , Andrade , Andrews , Angerer , Ricky 52,69,92,138, Robert 25,46,73. 92,97 Timothy 101, 105 Patty 23, 106 Brian 117 Aniuk, Larry 10,18,19,73,106, 183 Apodaca, Larry 69, 138,183 Armendariz, Richard 61 , 118 Armendariz, Victor 106, 171 B Baker, Sandy 63, 70, 73, 128 Balgenorth, John 38,46, 56, 58, 60, 73, 1 18 Bass, Brian 128 Bauer, James 59, 60, 82, 106 Bauman, Margaret 70, 72, 138 Baylir, Pete 128 Beilmann, Michael 118,184 Beaufeaux, Philip 138 Bender, Patricia 128 Benedict, Tim 28,38,46,68, 127, 128, 130,184 Bermingham, Ethel 36, 38,138 Black, Cheryl 74, 75, 76, 77,116 Black, Marcy 13,74,75, 76,77, 97,106 Blanchard, Cynthia 14, 37,138 Boni12, Cynthia 12,138 Bonitz, David 38,106,171 Bottalico, Mike 138 Bowerman, Melinda 63,138 Boyke, Bruce 41 , 51 , 138 Bradley, James 54,138,141 Braham, Sherri Brichacek, Chris 36, 138 Brown, Cari 139 Broderson, Blake 118 Bunjovac, Carmen 127,128,184 Bunjovac, Donna 36, 139 Burrus, Leona 16, 28, 36, 71, 139 Burrus, Leslie 28,36,137 Burrus, Marianne 36, 118,184 Buthala, Mary 17,26,97,99,106 Buthala, Terry 117,118, 120 Buthala, Joe QEdwardJ 61,139 H Butkiewicz, Maryanne 74, 76,77 Butler, Maureen 136, 139 Butiram, James 118 C CaEerata, Ed 117, 118 Cahal, Tim 10,14,17,18,20,26, 36,46, 97, 98 Campbell, Jeff 57,128 Campbell, Jim 118 Campbell, Joseph 52,139,141 Campbell, Mary 126 Cannatella, Chris 42,43, 106 Cannatella, Dianne 184 Cantrell, John 119 Carey, John 38, 124, 128,130 Carey, Kathy 106 Carey, Patty 40, 117, 119 Carey, Robert 16, 38, 56, 57, 106 Carr, Greg 23,31, 107,170 Carr, Patrick 128, 183,184 Carroll, John 52, 139 Chacon, Tony 17, 31 ,46,48, 96, 107 Chagnon, Kathleen 36,139 Charlebois, Margaret 36 , 72 Chavez, Zeke 58,60,128 Cheloha, Debbie 128,184 Cheloha, Diane 8,21 ,107 Contrera, Jeff 62, 139 Cooper, Brian 69,139 Cooper, Eric 128 Corban, Greg 38, 107 Cosgrove, Janie 70, 136,138, 139 Cosgrove, Peggy 4,23,31 ,43, 73, 107 Cosper, Jack 52, 139 Cosper, John 63, 107 Cota, Henry 52, 69, 130, 139 Cote, Suzanne 126,128 Crandall, Laurie 139 Crawford, Susan 28, 170 Cudmore, Paul 128 Cummings, Linda 23,28,43,107 Czigler, Dianne 126,128,129 D Daniels, Maw 13,74,7s,76,1z9, 132 Davis, Carl 38,183 Davison, Cyndi 13,42,74,75, 76, 117,119 U Delaney, Jim 38,46,58,59,60, 97 Delaney, Mike 119 DeWan, Mark 92,119,130 Dominguez, Cheryl 139 179 GE ERALI DEX Duran, Duran, Duran , Dusek, Dusek, Cindy 107,183 Dottie 100,126,129,130 Mike 119 Cynthia 139,141 Theresa 139 E Eccles, Kevin 57,68, 129 Elam, Joyce 28,139,183 Elam, Ken 41 , 119 ' Emery, Ray 119 Engel, Mari 27,70, 129,130 Estfan, Lisa 139 Eustace, Robert 38, 57, 129 Eustace, Ron 139 Evans, Eddie 1O,38,46,57, 68, 129, 132 Evans, Patty 23, 116, 119, 123, 124 Evans, Paul 107, 170, 183 F Farley, Kevin 38, 57, 117, 119 Farley, Mark 40,129 Fiacco, Jdseph 57, 129 Fields, Denise 108,171 Fontana, Denise 63 , 70, 71 , 121 Forbes, Debbie 127,129 Forbes, Joseph 126, 139 Franklin, Tammy 27, 108, 171 Fulcher, Rhonda 5, 27, 121 , 183 G Gallery, Joanne 129 Ganem, Bob 117,121,123 canem, Cathy 74,76,77,1z9 Gaona, David 16,38, 54,55, 73, 97,108 Gaona, Mark 52, 139 Garcia, Loretta 13 , 24, 25, 74, 76 77,97,108 Gass, Jerry 9, 25,26,29, 38,42, 58, 59, 60, 73, 98, 108, 171 Gill, Patrice 131 Godfrey, Joanne 36,121 Goetzinger, Marie 36,121 Goeczinger, Susan 36,72, 139 Gradwohl, Romaine 23,43,117, 120, 121 Gray, Mary 131,183 Gray, Michael 117, 121 Grays Green, Pe gy 63,139 Pit 29,3s,92,1os,184 McCormick, Patti 21 , 28 , 132, 183 Green, David 52,139 H Haggerty, Tom 38,46, 58,60,131 Hamilton, Billy 131 Hamilton, Tom 139 Hammack, Tim 121 Hampson, Susan 108 Harambasic, Hans Harrington, Kathy 13,39,42,84, 170 Hassett, Terri 21 , 28, 77, 131 , 137 183 Hatield, Don 121 Hatfield, Jim 136, 139 Heeter, Connie 70, 136, 139 Heeter, Paul 131 Henely, Monica 12, 25, 36, 71 , 100, 137, 139 Hermey, Bob 136, 141 I-germanson, Caroline 36, 37, 137, 39 Higgins, Bob 38,108 Hill, Bill 139 Hilliker, Jody 139 I-lilliker, Steve 39,108,170,184 Hirsch, Mark Hobaica, Dennize 40, 131 Hobaica, Margaret 40, 88, 108 Holt, Laura 36,139 Hope, Carol 13, 74, 75, 76, 100, 130, 131 Horner, Dan 38,46,49, 97, 108, 116 Hourihan, Frank 61 , 131 Hourihan, Jean 36,70, 108 House, Kellie 121 Hoza, Michael 117,121 Huddleston, Gary 40, 92, 140 Huth, Janet 8,109 Huiira, Tina 40, 131 I Ingersoll, Tim 68,131,138 Ivenz, Mary 13,2o, 98,109 J Jackson, Kath 25,117,12o,121 Jackson, Steve 52,140,141 Jacobsen, Kathy Jaworslci, Cathy 127 7 Johnson, Johnson, 1 09 Johnson, 1 31 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 1 84 Ellen 13,71,136,14O Lori 23, 74, 75, 76, 77, 97, Mary 24,25,27, 118,127, Peter Tim 12,41 Vince 12,1s,3s,1o9, Jones, Kim Jones, Robert K Kaczmarowsld, Kathy 40, 126, 131 Kaczmarowski, Paul 52,140 Kaczmarowslci, Peter 117, 120, 121 Kalkbrenner, Theresa 42, 74, 75, 76, 77, 116, 117, 121 Kelly, Kevin 131 Kelly, Peggy 83, 137 Kelter, Gail 127 Kelter, Laura Kessler, Patty 13, 74, 76, 77, 109 Kiehle, Anna 40,140 Jeszka, Theresa 9, 16 , 23 ,42 ,43 , 74, 75,76,97,109. Johnson, Brian 126, 131 , 183, 184 Kiehle, Fred 40, 52, 140 Kiehle, Michael 40,131 Kirchen, Ed 10,29,38,40,42,117, 121 Kiszczak, Paul 16, 54, 69, 140 Kleczewski, Jeanette 43,73,74, 76, 77, 116, 121 Kovalcik, Dan 41 , 52,69,140 Kuczora, Joseph 127, 131 Kuczora, Robert 52,140 Kuproski, Mark 109, 170 Kurth, John 140 Kurth, Mary 40, 109, 170 L LaCaria, Mark 52,68,140 Lambard, Denny 30, 38, 57, 109, Lambie, Cindy 38,42,109 Lambie, Robert 126,131 Lambros, Jon 27, 38,40, 126, 130, 131 Lambros, Tim 27, 52,69, 92,137, 140 LaMere, Theresa 70, 109 Lanoue, Marty 9,10,16,20,38, 46,49,64,92,96, 98,110 Lanoue, Matt 38, 57, 121 , 124, 125 Lanoue, Suzanne 72 , 74, 75, 76 , 77, 131 , 135 Larsen, Kevin Laurent, Tammy 28, 140 180 Leathead, Terril 63, 140 Lindeman, Kurt 131 Lipman, Lan-v 38. 58. 59.60. 110 Locher, Judy 32, 36, 110, 170 lncero, Connie 140 Lukaszewski, Gwen 37, 72, 140 lusson, James 69, 140 Lusson, Stephanie 39,131 M MacMaster, Robert 52, 140 Magnan, Joe 140 Mahoney, Anne 140 Mangino, John 140 Manley, David 41,131 Manuel, Monique 140 Manzo, Pam 110 Marino, Mary 63, 127 Marino, Michael 52, 140 Markham, Tom 38,46, 116, 121 Marquis, Carol 36,140 Marquis, Michael 131 Martin, Claudia 8, 110, 183 Martinez, Frank 38, 58,59,60, 170 May, Kimberly Mazur, Kevin 61,131 McBride, Laura 39,140 McBride, Teresa 39,42,43, 117, 121 McCabe, Kathleen 32, 100, 110 McCain, Tim 13,15, 38,86,117, 121 McCormack, Laura 132 Mcnermifr, Terri 29,sz,42, 110 171 McDougall, Erin 43, 73, 74, 76, 7 122 McMichael, Greg 24,25,38,58, 59,60,98,110,118 McMichael, Julie 140 McMorris, John 21 , 25,82, 110 McNally, McNally, McNally, McNally, McNulty, McShane , Joe 111, 170 Rachel Stephanie 140 Steve 132,183,184 Michael Tim 52,69,140 Medigovich, Jill Mendez, Debbie 140 Menicacci, Kathy 43, 11 1 , 170 Mesick, Scott 140 Mihalek, Brad 62, 140 Mihalek, Bryan 122 Miller, Anita 37,132,137 3 7, Miller, Jeannine 13, 17, 29, 31 , 33, 36,40,42,96,111 Miller, Michael 117,122 Miller, Paul 25,64, 119,122 Miller, Robin 40, 120, 132 Milton, Thomas 52, 60, 140, 141 Mitchell, Jennifer 40, 71 , 140 Mitchell, John 184 Mitchell, Mike 140 Mitchell, Robert 40, 120, 122 Molina, Carlos 140 Montgomery, Jean 170 Montgomery, Susan 141 Morales, Jaime 141 Morales, Juan 117,122 Morgan, Doug 31, 38, 58, 59,60, 73 , 1 11 Morgante, Maria 137,141 Morphew, Brian 41,122 Morphew, Dina 40, 70, 82, 141 Morphew, Rhonda 31 , 1 11 , 170 Morton, Susan 141 Moulton, Pat 122 Moya, Vera 74,75,132 Muinich, James 31,38,39,73,88, 11 Muenich, Teresa 39,141 Mundy, Willy 12, 52, 141 Munroe, Mary Kay 141, 183 Murillo, Vikki 74,75,76,122 Murphy, Carrie 138 Murphy, Karen 21,132 Murphy, Patty 28, 70, 116, 122 Murphy, Terry 82, 111 Murray, Michael,141 Murray, Sheila 70, 141 Myers, Mary 132, 184 N Nacinovich, Theresa 111,183 Nacinovich, Vicky 85, 141 Nachtigall, Joe 183 Nachtigall, Victoria Nations, Phil 132 Naylor, Jane Nestler, Steve 111 Nida, chuck 6O,136,141,183,184 Noack, Denise 35,142 O Oakes, Tom 38,4O,41,132,184 O'Boyle, Michael 117,122 O'Boyle, Tim 52,54,69,142 Ocenas, Paul O'Connor, Pattie 8,16,20,21,23, 96,112,171 O'Connor, Tim 54,55,57,142 O1iDonnell, Claire 127,133,137, 83 Oligschlaeger, Eric 52, 54, 55, 69, 136, 142, 184 Oligschlaeger, Lynn 70, 127, 133 Oligschlaeger, Wendy 26,36,42, 97, 98, 112 P Paz, Gary 52, 57, 142 Paz, Kary 138, 142 Paz, Michael 38, 57, 129, 133 Paz, Patti 21,40, 70,72, 112, 171 Perea, Cecilia 142 Pinski, linda 15,29,33,42, 112 Pinski, Steve 15,133 Pisano, Teresa 72 Podschun, Benjamin 38,63, 133 Podschun, Maribeth 112 Polanco, Judy 27,126 Polanski, Gerilyn 142 Pomiak, Anne 138,141,142 Prenovost, Don 38,46, 97, 112 Pienovost, Jim 68, 92, 126, 130, 33 Q Quihuis, T661 127,133,184 R Ramella, Velvet 138,142 Ramirez, Judy 22,43, 112 Rannalletti, Ann 142 Ratermann, Kelly 36,142 Rath, Renee 72 Raths, Theresa 24,25,43,71,73, 100,116,117,122,184 Ray, Debbie Rhone, Scott 133 Rice, Michael 29,112 Rice, Paul 5,133 Richardson, Debbie 137 Richardson, Joan 39, 142 Riedel, Mary 184 Riedel, Ron 18,27,38,46,112 Roberts, Donna 15,40,113 Roberts, Herb 142 Roberts, Mary 130, 133, 135 Roberts, Sharon 119, 122 Rochford, Cecelia 142 Romero, Tim 9,41, 129,134 181 Rosales, Becky 8,9,26,36,39, 43,81,98,100,113 Rosas, Geraldine 117,122 Rosas, Marianne 137,142 Rosas, Rosa! 133,134 Ross, Chris 43,92,113,183 Ross, Lynne 9,127,134,183 Ross, Susan 13,38,41,113 S Saari, Beth 72, 142 Sain, Barbara 113 Salcido, Sylvia 25, 36, 113, 170 Sanchez, Gary 57, 68, 122, 125 Sanchez, Mark 25,46,97,113 Santa Cruz, Larry 29 Sarandos, Kathy 117, 122 Sauer, Barbara 117, 118, 122 Sauer, Karl 10, 38,46, 117, 122 Saunders, Qaryn 123, 138, 142 Saunders, Dawn 15, 117, 122,123 scheppe, Dhvid 46,134 Schermann, Carolyn 137,142 Schermann, Debbie 27, 29, 113 Schermann, Hank 90, 134 Schira, Sandra 72, 122, 184 Schira, Shelley 36,142 Schmidt, Joe 51 , 134, 183 Schmidt, Steve 41 , 116, 118 schnyder, Mary 70,142 Schreiber, Tony 127,134 Schwering, Beth 116, 117, 124 Schwering, Patricia 36,142 Scully, Ed Bud 38,46,57,123, Scully, Katy 70,142 Scully, Shannon 134, 135 Seitz, Beverly 72, 124 Seitz, Duane 92,105 Severance, ,Christine 124, 184 Severin, Kathy 134 Shannon, Colleen 36,63,142 Shannon, Michael 52,68 , 142 Shaughnessy, Tim 15,40,82,134 Shaughnessy, Tom 40,117, 124 Shaw, Diane 114, 170, 184 Short, Marty 22,43,114,17O Short, Tom 184 Siebenman, ' Joanne 74, 77, 134 Signore, Ricky 134 Signore, Tony 124 Simmons, Terry 29,114,170 Smallman, Loraine 29,42,114 Smith, Dan 142,183, 184 Smith, David 27,61, 126,134 Smith, Diane 28, 42, 74, 75, 76, 77, 97, 114 E 1 smith, Jayne 116,124 smith, Michael 136,142 Souder, James 27, 28, 58, 60, 126, 127, 130, 134 Sparks, Paul 142 Speranza. Steve 10,68,117,124, 184 Sprenkle, Patty 134,183 Sprenlde, Tom Staab, Tim 118,124 Steinkamp, Joyce 36, 71 ,72,142 Stone, Lisa 130,134 Stone, Michelle 40, 114 Streety, Jackie 38,134 Stremel, Cathy 123,124 Subach lSettlemyerj, Brenda 113, 183 Sweig, Valerie 40, 71 , 141, 142 Sykes, Don 134,183, 184 Sykes, Rosie 114.170 T Taylor, joe 38,114,170 Teach, Charles 29,38,46,114 Teach, Frances 12, 137, 142 Teach, Mary 22, 124 Temple, Vikki 134 Tenney, Carmen 136, 142 Thomas, Barry 38, 58,60,68, 92, 134 Thompson, Theresa 142 Thonhoff, Kevin 133,134 Tomasek, Bill 27, 126, 133, 134 Treadway, Tim 52,69,142 Troska, Kathy 72, 126, 134 Turiano, Deirdre 142 Turner, Debbie 142 Tuskan, Lynda 28,29,42,43,114 Tuskan, Sheila 21 , 134 U Ubel, Lori17,26,97,98,114 v Valderrama, Paul 38,46,47, 124 Valderrama, Ron 62, 143 Valencia, Anthony 135 Valencia, Rudy 143,183 VanderWerf, Madonna 16, 143 VanderWerf, Matt 135,184 VanderWerf, Maureen 115,170 Vaughan, Ann 36,43, 115, 170 Vaughan, john 61 , 68 , 130 Velasquez, Alberto 38, 133, 135 Viau, Cindy Viau, Ed 40, 134 Vogelsang, Carrie 22 ,61 , 116 , 117 120, 125 Vogelsang, Ken 21,38,46,115 Voight, Margaret Voiland, Jane 135 Voiland, Mark 68, 117, 123, 125 W Wagner, Karl 38, 135 Wagner, Mike 27,-115,170, 183 Walsh, Alice 36, 71 , 143 Walsh, Colette 70,72,143 Walsh, Kathy 40, 135 Walsh, Therese 22 , 70, 71 , 72, 125 Waters, Marianne 1 05 , 1 1 5 Waters, Shel 135 Waters, Tony 17, 18, 26, 38,46, 97, 98, 1 1 5 Welch, Ray 16, 57, 82, 143 Welsh, Bob25, 38,46,61 ,116, 117, 119, 125 Welsh, Susan 40, 89, 11 5, 184 Werhan, Matt 143 White, Cathy 5, 36, 125 White, Chris 143,183,184 Whooley, julie 36,143 Whooley, Michael 37, 135, 184 Wible, Karen 141 , 143 Widmaier, Karen 115 Wiedower, Bob 38,46, 56, 57, 115, 170 Wilhardt, Le anne 74 , 75, 77 , 1 35 Wilhardt, Linda 8,14,23, 74, 75, 76, 115 Wilhardt, Loretta 120,125 Wilson, Cara 15,61 , 117, 119, 124, 125 Wilson, Mike Wilson, Richard 143 Wilson, Tammie 135,184 Wrublick, David 54,125 Wyble, Therese 143 Y Yado, Carlos 52 , 62 Z Zerby, David 68,135 zarby, Mark 12,52,69, 92,137 Zubricky, jeff 127, 135 182 Acknowledgements: TI-IE BUILDERS, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Publisher by permission from Houghton Mifflin Company Thank you to the Typing 3-4 class: Margaret Charlebois Susan Crawford Cyndi Davison Susan Hampson Kellie House Theresa Kalkbrenner Jeanette Kleczewski Cindy Lambie Vikki Murillo Patti Paz Judy Ramirez Donna Roberts Sharon Roberts Beverly Seitz Jayne Smith Mary Teach wg Some men see things as they are and say,hwhji.Va I dream things that never were and say, why note o Robert F., Kennedy e a w .It is onlyeimportant to love the World. . . to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with love, admiration, and 1' spect. 1 Herman Hesse 183 1. 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