Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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.A.S.C. focuses on Bourgacle U Father Don Fetters joins Sr. Cecilia Louise Moore CSI in a cup of coffee while comparing views about the past 20 years. 23 As Mr. Thomas Mamara speaks his mind about the evaluation, Father Thomas Markos listens attentively. BJ Part of the evaluation process was to take a look at Bourgade's past experiences ftriumphs and defeatsj, as Mr. Michael Klein is seen here doing. 41 Mrs. Lynn Mascarelli gives a loving pat on Sr. Katrine Johnston BVM to thank her for her concern about Bourgade. 51 During the evaluation, women of the Bourgade staff had lunch with some of the women members of the WASC team. S.. K XL M! 'ws , ,eggs

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lj Freshman P.E. roars with excitement in the gym, as many girls participate in a game of field hockey. 25 Corrine Rabe diligently serves the ball during Divisionals. 31 Squire Dap , or Kevin Kloft stands guard for King Arthur in CAMELOT. 4l Jennifer Guzzetta and Juliet Nevins giggle while exiting Madonna Hall during lunch. 51 Virendra Manalctala works quickly to finish his assignment. 6J Judy Montoya stands in amazement as the ball is called o on their side. 71 While marching into the gym during gf ut 3 pep assembly, Chris Heiland displays a proud smile. BJ Dawn Straker, Colleen Dorsey, and jackie Barone discuss the preceding assembly as they leave the gym. 91 Before an all-school Mass, Daniel Navazo pretends to put a spell on Kim Nelson, Amy Hobaica, and Kevin MacDonald. Gallery 149

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,......i.sQ This year the faculty and staff of Bourgade decided that a total self-evaluation was quite necessary. The overall evaluation consisted of philosophies, goals and objectives, development, church's educational mission, review and update, future plans, student committee reports, and community committee reports. The Western Association of Schools and Colleges, or WASC, is a new approach of evaluation being presently used by many schools Those involved as members of the WASC team include the following: Dr. Voi Coy of Washington High School, Ms. Virginia Dertina of Gerard, Sr. Katrine Johnston BVM of Xavier, Mr. Michael Klein of Brophy, Mr. Thomas Mamara of Seton, Sr. Cecilia Louise Moore CSI from the Western Christian Education Association of Los Angeles, and Ms. Rita Simons of Gerard. Results from the accreditation included strengths, areas for improvement, and plans for the future of Bourgade. One strength mentioned is the Christian principles and religious attitudes in a school this size creates an atmosphere in which there is unity in the student body and a good rapport between the staff and students. Some of our poor areas included a more solid financial basis to support programs, salaries, facilities, and a need to develop a public relations program which will more firmly establish a positive image of Bourgade, An outstanding plan for the future of Bourgade is by increasing enrollment, we will be able to expand the staff. This will allow us to spread the additional roles and duties over a larger number of people. WASC Evaluations 151