Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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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

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