Gerard Catholic High School - Image Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

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'Y 'aw -- 4-vw v- Ilinm' Ilzrprfy, l'HCOI'fl'll by Milfv Knurlxwn. ,llrnyf Ann Grrlfrlyflfrff' rsm1'frf1l by Hifi .'lIillr'f', f-Yllllllllrlljf in f?1l'Sl1'l'r' ,q4'lHl'Illlf. M Ok X 'v -g, 'af . . Pz'ggySfr 1'w1s, I'Hl'0l'fl'1l by Sfwr Fu 1'r'f'l1. 45-s 1. I, CI. Julia' yvllifjf. 1'x1'm'I1'1l by .luv l,:r1'ffl'u, Queen Clilllfjj Ja y A X bm' 4 m,w ' I W , Ki ngBi1IMilIer 34 ,gf lx: 3 , x fy 2 . 5 33' ft With Homecoming behind them, students got into the spooky spirit of things and got ready for some Hal- loween partying. Gerard had its an- nual costume contest where students and .faculty alike had their chance to ham it up as they displayed their creativity by wearing their original costumes to school. Costumes ranged from scary to humorous with a lot of imagination either way, but unfartu- nately only two winners could be chosen. They were Renee Stallard's giant chicken and Dale Scuderi as Frankenstein. Upperclassmen were given the op- portunity to set their sights into the future as they attend the second an- nual Post High School Education Visitation Day. 53 different colleges, primarily fy' the Southwest, had rep- resentatives attend. Students were given the opportunity to collect pam- phlets and discuss subjects con- cerning jhnancial aid, school size, and admission procedures with the representatives. With the onset of November, the guys crossed their fingers with an- ticipation as the girls picked their favorite honey to take to the Sadie Hawkins Hoedown. The Sophomores planned the dance, so it was a tre- mendous success. The traditional Tliannksgiving fes- tivities had something to qgvrafmd ev- eryone. Students got a chance to kick back and relax at the annual Powde Puff game and picnic. The Fresh! Junior team played a sensational game as they creamed the Soph- omores and the Seniors. The arrival of the annual Cheese Drive sparked the ambitions if the students as all four classes compete i to see who could sell the most cheese. The Freshmen came out on top, sell- ing 810,800 worth of cheese. 7 ,,.. A y f 3 . tr 5 K Efforts in Cheese Drive Show Pride , px W ,,J Y ON ll Miss Simons, Dr. Brandt, and Mrs. Der- tina encourage potential salesmen at the an- nual cheese kick-rgf 21 Gruesome creatures such as this one haunted the campus on Hal- loween costume day. 31 Sophomore David Edgeworth enjoys a leisurely lunch hour. 42 At the Post High School Visitation day, help- ful college representatives aided students in choosing the right college. 52 A jew -fkwulfy members such as Mr. McGehee participated in the Halloween festivities. 61 Cindy Jay col- lects inlhrrniation on Army lihf. 19 '?? W!'. f ffff rl Cf'-4 --1 Que ' n 5 M Mp. r J ,. - , A 4 - ff? 4 , Q 93 51' 3 gif' 54.2 f 4 1. V pry.-gk . , E' :Q- s .. ,Q I ,,, N ,N 1 fx T Q 2 . .M ., hi-Ms x T- aw Q ef lk v 4 YA '-'Q-' 1, - 1 i 1 ' 1 1 ,aa Q Q., sag! x 2 1 5 s i . 1 1-. December was a hectic month of mixed emotions. While students were looking forward to the joys of the holi- day season, they were bombarded with last minute homework to wrap up the semester and were faced with the prospect of upcoming finals. Meanwhile, basketball season started of with a bang as the Red- coats embarked on their usual win- ning streak, and fans supported them with all the spirit they could muster. The Junior class also spon- sored a terrific Christmas dance which was casualfsingles, a theme which was the choice of a student body vote. Before they had a chance to recu- perate from New Years, the student body was welcomed back to school from an eventful vacation. With their New Year's resolutions in mind, students put themselves in a positive frame of mind as they faced a new and challenging semester. Can anyone think of anything bet- ter to do in the dead ofwinter than go skiing? That's what a group of Ski Club members had in mind as they embarked on the annual ski trip to Purgatory, Colorado. The group went by buses and vans and spent three days hitting the slopes. Despite a number of transportation conflicts, the trip was a tremendous success and everyone had a great time. Finals Mark Unpleasant the Holidays. 3 22 .-tummy 4, U. John Pinnick does a, little soul searching and plans out his New Year's resolulions. ij. Gerard students bear fhe elements while win- ter drizzle takes its toll. 32. Peggy Espinoza does some last minute eramnzingjqzr an up- coming -final. 41. Miss Koehevar enliglzlens herjournalism class as lo what they should expect on their final era nz. 52. Bef you can 'f guess what I want for Chr1'stmas. ' says Wendy Rossman. 62. Tom Fin nerfy and George Chasse look forward to a jicnifilled weekend of skiing as fhey board the bus fo Pu rga tory. 23 This year's Sweetheart activities took a new turn with the onset of a brand new tradition. Due to the bas- ketball game against arch-rival Bourgade that was scheduled during Sweetheart week, Student Council decided to plan something special. The Sweetheart activities were to take on the format of Homecoming, with a funfilled spirit week preced- ing the night of the game and dance. All week long, each class decked out the school with posters, decorations, etc. according to a' chosen theme on their given day. Each class put forth a lot of pride and ejlort, but the Ju- niors edged out the rest as they put on the winning spirit day. On the Friday of the game, the whole school united to show their Redcoats that they're behind them all the way. The conclusion of spirit week was topped off with a Student Council balloon sale and a pep rally. On the night of the game, the Red- coats showed the Bourgade Eagles what pride was all about. As usual, they played a first-rate game and wrapped it up with a dazzling 81-72 win. The icing on the cake was the Sweetheart dance held directly after the game. Put on by the Seniors, it was set in a more casual mood as it was a singles dance as opposed to the crruples tradition. The climax of the evening was when the twelve outstanding Juniors nominated anxiously awaited the crowning of the Sweetheart royalty. The candidates for King were: David Bresnahan, James Gourley, Mike Henry, Louis Rodriguez, Dan Smith, and Chuck Wahlheim. The Queen nominees were: Jean Ajamie, Angela Ashford, Marty Glenn, Terri Hen- zerling, Beth Sack, and Marianne Vandenberg. Although it was a dijfi- cult choice, Terri Henzerling and Dan Smith were voted by the student body as Sweetheart King and Queen. 24 5 5 ag Q' Q s M Q 2 Q . 4, wx? QL if 'few - i if -fL:f, ' if ACADEMICS Dr. Robert G. Brandt, our Princi- pal, is totally dedicated to Catholic education in general, and the Gerard students in particular. He is always available to communicate with both students and faculty. He feels it is important to see Christ in each indi- vidual. The student counselor is Mr. Tim Miholich. After three years, Mr. Mi- holich knows the students well and they feel comfortable going to him with any type of problem they might have. What would we do without the of fice secretaries, Mrs. Angstead and up M., f... A 4 .sk g , if ' .,,. Ev , l .- - 'X .i ir ,ft , lp T' t .gg .i ls fx 4 t 4. ,-4 4 Dr. Vincent Sheridan started the '78-'79 school year out as acting prin- cipal. But after a quick recovery by Dr. Brandt, he was back to his usual position of Vice Principal. Dr. Sheri- dan also helped out a great deal with the discipline of the students. 28 Mrs. Larkin? Their daily routine is typing, answering phones, and an- swering the hundreds of questions asked daily by the students. Taking care of requisitions and tuition is the bookkeeper, Miss Stone. 1 0 frm. -1 .1Q. . J - ,. P z rv' .S 11 Dr. Brandi, in l1 is jim rfl1 jjf'!lI' as pr1'n1'1'pr1l nf Gerard, is U jll n11'l1'f1 fllqllff' nronnfl ranzpzfs. 22 As gzlirlrznce C0llIlS1'lUf'AflPI' the' Jn n iors and Seniors, Mr. Milmliclz helps nn! Il'l.flI r'nr1'r'r paflzs. ,H Miss Stone lzvlps in H111 finanr' ful llc'- parfment ns the lwolclccfepcr. Aj Mrs. 1411 rlfln lms many llllfl.PS as Dr. Brr1n1ll'spcfrsonul sm'- rwla ry. Sl Ajler fill' rain rlanlflgwl not only flu' ruff buf banks as Il'l'll, Mrs. Svll ll'!'I'lH'I'f, flu' li- lnrflrian, has slmzvn hw Rvrlcouf spirit flzrouglz ff all. lij Mrs. Angsfmll, flu' QtlAI.l'l' sw'- 1'c'fl1ry, lms nmrf' I'l'S1JUlISll7Illlfjf than n'1'iling on! farfly slips. 72 Dr. Sllffllllfl n, as Vim' Prin- vipal, works closely 'wiflz all flu' sfnllwnfs. 29 Sr. Magdalen and Fr. Anthony are part of the new look of the Religion Department. The department is ns- ing new learning techniques, such as the showing of On the Waterfront . Fr. Slcibbie explained the religions sig- nificance of the film, and the students really enjoyed this new idea, besides learning a lot. Irfni 5 'lf S ? 1 1 13' X AA: xr The Religvbn department consists of Sr. Magdalen, Fr. Skibbie, Mrs. Dertina, Fr. Anthony, and Mr. Guevin. 30 C TJ .LL X -S ve l 'fi , - , ip. Hf' gigs- g m T ' 'Y ' K A A f Qvffh N 5 . I X Kg x ' ,ifaiku-LLYV' H X ,. .. lx 'x - V M . K K- ' Y 3 , fwge-p .1 L- , i:,gjj .g x .'.. :.- , . Q , L? Wil F my X -Q 1 u, , ,M141mifv..: ..-wrw , '- 'L 1x,,.v aumfiwf-1 wsu-'u-q,..,,, x I 12: . Lv! if 4 ,.,f 4, ,NV -. 3' XL A Q., VX Q ff Q gk ii WE' , in X. NL. .. -si? :Xu Shan ,gyiigo 6' 7 KT1 I3 OO fi! ,I-to CID CJ 93 I3 Q.. '11 CD r-s Qi. UQ C3 H sw I3 UQ 5 UQ UD The Spanish Department at Gerard boasts two teach- ers whose faces are familiar to students. Mrs. Berges, department head, teaches Spanish II and III, while Mrs. Labra directs Spanish I and IV. The English Department has two new members this year. They are Father Wajda, who teaches English IV Honors, English II and III and also Journalism !C're- ative Writing, and Mr. Christensen, who teaches English II. , y 4 x 'si -J ., 1. x. 'R . XIX- Miss Kochevar, Fr. Wajda and Miss Murphy make up the English Department. Not Pictured: Mr. Keck and Mr. Ch ristensen. Our Foreign Language teachers are Mrs. Berges and Mrs. Labra. 33 The Science department has a new member this year, Mr. McGehee who teaches BSCS A and Advanced Biol- ogy, Department head, Mr. LeBlanc, has a lot of new ideas, such as a Science fair tentatively planned jar spring. This year our Math department is keeping up the standards to which we are accustomed. Z 1 , Q i ' I e 4 + , , E 4 2 .s, i 3 ' 3 t 3 , a it The Math department consists ofSr. Laurent, Mr. Curran, and Miss Simons. 5 I I ' l 1 l atb Wh' l , ' 5 I, A l 5 5 T 1 l f 1, 5 i I I hxlxi fl I 5 ' Sig l ff A X X if ,X Mr. LeBlanc, Mr. Tlzrelkeld, and Mr. McGehee comprise the Science department. 34 -M s ra C 1 1 ,w ,yi si' P55 am W r -1 .A v :QM Q' 1, , , 102 59 321, ' arms, ' if E g.ft'5Q ' ,Qzvfcif E' P , ' A -Q Af gf. 1 - .,.fc.2 23? ft, . ,M , n he? is 3' Y-an I Eff N M . N ' Miiuw st lm M SEUQSQPTPEF YU! 'ffl , MJ ' n J , 5 , , rl. W iv 6630-1:ifw00 5 wmv it h ' uw llle tau 1' oo CT so m ot at ooo 5 inn , rC'4I243,006 I lj Monica Ziegrnan watches as Dave Bresna' han creates a fashion masterpiece. 21 Wake up Michelle, it's time for another timed writ- ing! 32 Here we have Mr. Carroll going over 36 all ' 'mf-if is f- l some Arizona History notes. tj You draw it Pat Voita creates a delicious concoction a. like this, says Mrs. Giltner to Robert Soho- MVS- Swat? eageflll Utwfllfs the Wwlf- 72 lf losky. 52 Torn Finnerty and John Stevens are could just finish this lllflttln rn utters Joe the weclorning hosts to the Back Corner. 62 Pepe P0lfl1fff0- The Social Studies department includes such classes as American History and Arizona Government. Mrs. McKallor teaches Typing 1, General Business, and Ac- counting. Miss Savarese, department head, teaches Business Block, Typing 1 and 2, and Shorthand. Mrs. Swan is still our only Home Ec teacher, and she heads up the Home Ec classes. Mr. Bucy is starting his second year at Gerard and is head ofBand and the new Choral group. I 9, In the electives department Mrs. Giltner teaches Art, Mrs. Swan teaches Home Ec, Mrs. McKallor teaches typing and business along with Miss Savarese. fl s ' 2l ' 1 1? 45 N . Teaching P.E. this year are Mr. Merino who also is Athletic Director and Mr. Stone who also teaches Free Enterprise. Mr. Carroll who teaches Arizona History and Gov't and Mr. Hollar who teaches American History comprise the Social Studies Department. 37 Campus Care No Eas The Gerard custodians have one of the hardest jobs on campus: keeping the grounds neat and repairing the problems that sometimes spring up in a typical day. The cafeteria ladies can be proud ff the fine job they've done this year. They have the difficult task of plan- ning, preparing, and feeding many students daily. i w 1 5 38 12 Florence Miller gets changefor a student. 22 Al Mawrtinez, ch iefnze- chanic, has worked jaithfully jhr Gerard .har many yea rs. 32 Buck Smith takes a brealcfrom his hectic day. A2 Lawrence Pop Smith is seen here beautzfying the campus. 52 Maria Valenzuela helps serve drinks. 62 Our cafeteria ladies, Maria, Valenzuela and Florence Miller. 72 Al Martinez, on his way to a painting session. 39 40 DEDICATICDN . K1 ALM 3 0 ,f k k' J 1 Sw . X X 4-. Wy'-.EV 313- ... JN, , few -.-Q.. xg-1 S , -Y 3.4 W -c A W wwf' 'K W 'G' A . -u A-Q wg. vs- Q. , 'N K +1.44 A 'f ' N , , 3' 'ifvwfh 'NO in R k ' 5 Am ' 'f'3'4b-1'7-k.'f h k ' X-4 'L' W . . 5. . , Q fG i-X2 Lf! 1 -1 A N, 1. ' KA -K 5451: 'Y-rT7'x 4 f k' I xx, .. -,N N x .A .r fAsA..q,g H X., i X 1- . Q gig, gas..--. qt Hfffzk j' ' -,Skxf Fix. Q , wivfgg' , S -W- W v f-eff. ls., .W, ifdf fn, f fi f. , . . xi. :sk X X -, . . . -, ff f 1 v If I X jus NF? , 4. ' iw was K. N - vw .H , 5. , f. - - x xi -' ,x W. Lux . .r y R 5 . .. , ., , X so xp: ' ff ': W . x , x , 2 k..5NXgA .xkljgf 'P M. 'ff.. VL A, , R, 1. . ' - :R A ,ff M A L Na Q .,, Q Vars1ty Acqunfes 254 Total Season The Redcoats started their season by shutting out Apache Junction 21- 0. Mark Titus's receiving helped the team in the win. In the second non-conference game, Gerard went on to beat Tolleson 35-7, with Chris Rawlings leading in de- fense. Gerard sujfered a close loss to Peo- ria 21-22 in the third game of the season, although great efforts were made by the defense to hold them. In the jirst game of the conference, Gerard went against their rival Gil- bert. The Redcoats were unfortu- nately upset by Gilbert 6-13 while Matt Malenfant put the only points up for Gerard. Gerard proved the dominant force when they wiped out Corona del Sol 42-14. Great ejforts were given by the defense, and Mike Knudsen's 290 yards helped the Wense. VARSITY FOOTBALL GHS OPP. 21 Apache Junction 0 35 Tolleson 7 21 Peoria 22 5 Gilbert 13 42 CDS 14 34 Lake Havasu 0 gg Globe , 14 41 Bourgade 20 Q6 Mingus 7 Won 7 Loss 2 Points The Redcoats went on to shut out Lake Havasu 34-0 with touchdowns galore. Again Gerard came out with the victory against Globe, with a total of fense of 321 yards. The Redcoats again this year put away the Bourgade Eagles, 41-20. Mike Lane's 11 times carrying the ball and Mark Turner's 6 completed passes aided in the win. The last game of the season for Ge- rard was against Mingus. Once again Gerard came out ahead 26-7 with great rushing efforts by Steve Schwan and Mike Knudsen totaling 322 yards. Gerard ended the season with a record of 7-2. The successful season was helped by the strong Redcoat de- fense and the outstanding running and catching ability of the offense. 11 The Redcoats sing the fight song after a tri- umph. 21 Coach Carroll sends Joe Krell in with a play. 1 2 2 i 431 11 Rob Hulet intensely writes down a play during a Gerard game. 21 Dr. Brandt consoles a fatigued Mike Knudsen while Dave Gilb looks on. 31 Mark Titus elndes a would-be tackler against Tolleson. 1,1 Jim Slauterbeck tackles a Gilbert player. 51 Coaches Merino, Stone, and Carroll yell instructions to the of- jensive team. 61 Roger Fitzmaurice and Bill Phoenix take stats during the Redcoat game. 71 Gerard Redcoats' crushing defense team smothers a Gilbert running back. 81 Mark Turner tosses the ball. Q 0 l 2 C Q L ' 'K Q 'x .X lf K, Q Q xx . 5 .. , 125' 4 Xi ' 'P ,Q mm,A M Q LQ, 3 5 P-Q K PN K sb ' W X W: 'Af Q , 1 l bf - ' su, ' ws. f 'W PN ' f l 1 Q ,ws 2 x A 5 ,Q S if Y . . A :ii KKIALA K. mf Qi? 151 .. N ' i if . 9 ,,. 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S A ,Ib JE of 'Hmu.l c o ' Jn.:-I JV Finds the Formula for W1nn1ng Take equal parts of dedication, skill, perseverance, and a lot ofspirit and youll have the right conibination for a successjhilfootball season. The J.V. teanz, combining at strong oflense and a powerjhll defense, ended the season with 219 points to their op- ponents' 34 points. The final record was seven wins and one loss. Pete Schwan was the leading ru- sher with over 1200 yards in 8 ganies. The offense was also helped by the ef .forts of John Verdzlgo and John Daley. Defense was anchored by Rocco Lu- cari, Shawn Finnerty and Larry Zieser. Coaches Stone, Christensen, and Berges were pleased with the ejyort and cooperation of the teani and are expecting great things from these boys next year. A great team ejjfort by all involved in the Junior Varsity prograni was the key to their success. 48 'Rt 'S I I ' Q Y 1--4 nw.. se: A 6' ,. ..,..-V,-,V . sank 44-.sfuw .aw ts--is-'--f-'fe K me it g g G' Www' ea 5' i o if-Q 5, X A ,,, f: , . in j' ,Q MV. Q - k 1' . , , 4 1 1.4 4 I .... ,X .... .4 .. ........ . -N 5 .- Q - ' N... X . fi - A Q all LX, ju .ah-iv mv .':h Ww .MAk 1 i K '7s- I ,L xv x- .,f f 1 l wry .Y V M 1 -if .bl W A wwf'- Q ,L gr A , 1' , i , ' ' f agd 3 pponent , M Z W ' 1 . 'ff f 'E 'I-Jw-?3gf z'5 , , W A, iw 'ff wf. ?+fasV.fAf e'.Q if '-', 'IL , af.. ' 'Z '-?'TL'i',r' 'L-4 5 'f f Qs: ' V 7 A A ' ' ,A - f 1- ' ?5'VfEw 37 L5fz3Xl',-551f1. Ziyi' U s -'f f ' .- 5 L W 1 2 i 'xy ,if 'J W? , , V , A . 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E,-' '5' 'Q 'M L'4ALL F ' ' .g , 1 11 Sanfly Butts, co-captain, shows her clzampionship skill. 21 Meg McVey, All State Honorable Mention, practices her technique. 32 Carolyn Karoo, co-captain, prepares Io make a set. 41 In a game againsf Bourgade, Jan Wolff hits as Kal ren Knudsen and Peggz' Nash look on. 52 Terry Lopez, Carolyn Karbo, and Meg McVey in a, practice drill. A W WW W M. Team Has An Inspiring Season The Varsity volleyball tearn expe- rienced a better season this year as they inade the divisional playoyfs for the jhlrst tiine, and carne in third place during their 1978 fall season. They were awarded noniination to the Arnerican Association of High School Athletes. Sandy Butts, an enthusiastic nzeinber and co-captain of the Var- sity teain, won a place in All State, and Carolyn Karbo, also co-captain, and Meg Mc Vey both received honor- able inention. Sandy received the Ontstanding Offensive Player Award, and Carolyn the Ont- standing Defensive Player Award. Barb Savage was the captain for the Jiinior Varsity teain, and Denise Calcagno was chosen the Best Player. This teain is inore of a warm-cup teain that holds its gaines just before the Varsity tearn plays. They are en- thusiastic and proud of their tearn. 5 53 Varsity Ends Season ith 14 wins With only four letterman from last year's squad position the 1978-79 Redcoat Basketball Team looked young and lacking the needed experi- ence. Afterfour weeks ofpre-season con- ditioning the Roundballers were pre- pared to face their beginning exhibi- tion play. They proved to be a very strong and unified squad consisting of 5 se- GHS OPP 70 Peoria 66 so Dysart re 53 Tolleson 52 67 Cac tus 54 66 Uysart 5 5 82 Independence 55 84 Cactus 68 63 Tolleson 58 60 Globe 66' 64 Mingus 80 73 Bourgade 5 3 68 Corona del Sol 67 61 Phx. Christian 54 67 Globe 80 61 Gilbert 78 81 Bourgade 72 54 Corona del Sol 6.9 62 M ingu s 49 52 Gilbert 5 7 54 niors, 6 juniors, and 2 sophomores as they went 7-2 in pre-season action to prepare them for conference play. The Redcoats participated in the Globe Christmas Tournament and went 1-2. Returning from that the Redcoats faced tough conference com- petition. But the young team built up a strong club staying at the top of the conference rating throughout the sea- son. 12 Coach Looney shows a sign of disappoint ment. 22 Coach Looney and the varsity team say a prayer before the game. WCS W-ft g.. , wsu- ' N fx Ji x X X . X. wg. N af? 4 RX Q 9, x -1' X Y' Wi - X 'S , P2023 ,,,'- 'my X X W E 3u 4 E 6 Y . Q ,, - N b i . - ' Q A' - ' 5 A i Am ,Q Q '-ff' RM.. ss! ffm 5 as sf' gi' in x 1 .. . ..v z 11 . - 5 I' 'x 1 if . ' Q. gp oi, K ,H K s Vf 1 ,.:.N. E Team Wins With Pride N ff ll Joe Guinsler tries for the jumpball. 21 James Gourley shoots -HW two points. 31 Coach Looney discusses the strategy of the game. U Louis Rodriguez tzlmbles on a Bourgafle player. 52 Lawjy Winters is -United going up with the ball. 61 Coach Looney gives the team tl pep talk :turing a time out. 5 : A ' I ,av Improvement: Key to J.V. Season Improvement and pride glistened as the 78-79 J.V. basketball team faced its opponents. Coach Stone in- stilled a good attitude and confidence in his players. The team started with a first game loss over Peoria bitt rebounded to a win over Dysart in pre-season ac- tion. The games proved to be exciting and the guys showed a lot of spirit. J.V. year always proves to be a learning year and this season gave the roundballers the needed experi- ence in hopes of building a strong Varsity team next year. 60 3 K nv-H X P O6 2 Q 'Q- S s fi ' W ,L ,, f' C 'ai WN.. M, Gerard Opponent 35 Peoria 58 39 Dysart 38 56 Tolleson 53 52 Cactus .45 50 Dysart 61 61 Independence 43 62 Cactus 61, 58 Tolleson 1,2 55 Globe 61, 65 Mingus 5.4 6,4 Bourgade 28 42 CDS 48 48 Php. Christian .43 53 Globe 5 6' 63 Gilbert 62 67 Bourgade 34 39 CDS 56 61 Mingus 47 55 Gilbert 56 I 5 Affsmf fs , x, '6 Xxx Q S5- 'a- 62 wifrs, The determined Freshmen showed a willingness to work for unity as the young players developed their skills. Defensively and ojyensively the team showed great improvement throughout the year. Coach Berges has the team working hard each day after school in hopes of building to- wards a winning season. The young team started with a hot winning streak which carried them through the season to be one of the best Freshmen teams ever at Gerard. This was the first season that Mr. Berges coached basketball. Q it ir' Coach has Winn1n Team for his First Season 1 7 --. .,.., W N. .3 .mm Freshmen Basketball GHS OPP 66 Peoria 21 71 Dysart 33 39 Tolleson 24 51 Cactus 43 33 Dysart 22 47 Independence 41 41 Cactus 62 38 Tolleson .48 45 Globe 50 54 Mingus 66 61 Corona 5 A 58 Phx. Christian 63 50 Globe 76 38 Gilbert 56 55 Bourgade 56 LL CDS 35 54 Mingus 53 4-4 Gilbert 50 .-ff M ,g mil- cj ., . S, .gill 1 1 ' 'NW'ii?'g ,, 1' ..., W if.,-fgsv ' ,if-v L .gig A4 , I Q. 11 Having a pep talk with the coach. 21 Mr. Berges and the team watch the game anx- iously, 31 Team members guard players of an opposing school. 1,1 Tony Mattia makes afree throw. 51 John Berlin in action. 61 In a game against lgsart, Andy Yahraus heads for the basket. 71 teve Kmetko dribbles warily. 81 Bob DeHa'ven gets ready to pass the ball to another player. Ag 3 1 7 I vu- . ,- 8 63 Girls Show Skill on the Court Gerard is certainly proud of the girls basketball teams this year. The players devoted many of their after school hours to basketball practice, and have a good record to showjor it. Mr. LeBlanc coached the J.V. and r r Varsity teams. As he stated, Give your best to become your best. The l girls have certainly lived up to that k statement, as they were very enthzcsi- L astic and worked hard this season. y They represented Gerard well. L 1 6... A 'UU Y 1' Af. W., ,M ,A,,, 1 fy!-f i W il , 1 i -, . -...L 1- 7 i V ..e r Q 'll ' 3' e. ga ug, 38 3 A Q .,4g,.,,.Mu- V' 6 -ure -'- ,r .3 Z i ' THZM 12 Varsity player Jeannie Yahraus wins tlzz jump against her Dysart opponent. 22 Terri Lopez brings the ball down the court. 32 T111 referee looks on. 42 Denise Calcagno is on her foes. 52 Marty Glenn gets her hands on the ball. 62 Coach LeBlanc gives J.V. team ll pep talk. 72 Meg Mc Vey keeps an eye on the ball. X2 J.V. players show fast jootwork. 92 Gail Sharko blocks an opponent. 65 I 'rg 2 2 , 1- 1 , 'ig' x Q - r . 5 V I ' ' . N W ,52'E5Zr:-z:f:4f'!fiiff:'f as , SPQ H 3 1. fig .X K S 5, 1 v .V 1 I '-s 1 Www S f Z. 5-Fw-:m,.,,, ' A wmmw, . -ff '?'f!1!W4., .. . 5 3 6? 'Sf T 4 5. f? 45 'O Cross Country Sprints to a 2-5 Record David Edgeworth, Chuck Fleming, Rob Mitchell, John Suriano, and Tim Sullivan comprised the Cross Coun- try team this year led by coaches Steve Janusz and Jeff Keck. Cross Country hnished off the sea- son with a 2-5 record, beating cross- town rival Bourgade. Two out- standing team members were John Suriano, who made it in the top haU at State, and Tim Sullivan, who made it to fourth place in division- als. All team members will be return- ing to Cross Country next year with the exception of graduate Chuck Fleming. 67 'in x , , S X 7 I I 1 . , .,...,. :Q if X, Q n Q Q3 Q So ... -.M :wi xwk Q5 JL' . ,A .M L, F: at .xg i it 5 it 5 fi shi, S ssw,Ma L 11 Oh the trials ofbeing a wrestler's parent. 21 During each match a group effort is exhibited, shown here by Coach Zang, Steve Tollman and Jim Spets. 31 The Redcoat Wrestlers stretch out before and after each match. L1 Mike Lane and Steve Tollman wait anxiously for each of their matches to begin. 51 Dear Bob, your speed and agility was just too much for our photographer and this is the only time we could capture you on film. 61 During a time out, Coach Christensen and Matt Malenfant discuss strategy. 71 During a break at the Coolidge Iniitationals, the wrestlers relax and enjoy the food prepared by the Matmaids. 81 The referee holds Mike Lane's hand high in victory. 91 Coach Christensen pleased with the events of the day during an important in- vitational. 101 Kelly McShane adds another victory to his winning record. 111 With agility and style, Matt Malenfant halts his Gilbert opponentfrom afast escape. 121 Being a wres- tler is a tiring job, right Dave? 10 Through Sacriice, Discipline, Duty 69 'Ti su 5 ggzwy x M If H M f 1 fl V if LV A fn, ,ixrv gfggy, 'rw M W X Q .v - . 4. Q -A P .X..X ,vm .. 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A ' A : 'mf-f ' 51,1 .I 1 1 11 Mike Lane aggressively takes control of his opponent. 21 Walter Sikora patiently waits to discuss a recent match with Coach Dave Zang. 31 Matt Malenfant tries another of his tech- niques tearned over his four years as a wres- tler. 1,1 Taking control of his Globe grappler, Kelly McShane strives to turn him over for a near fall. 51 John Vehr appears to be in a tense situation. 61 Senwrs Kelly McShane and Matt Malenfant have served four years on the Redcoat wrestling team. 71 Larry Zieser fights to break away from his opponent. 81 The Gil- bert wrestlers look on worriedly as Steve Grady works on pinning their team mate. 91 Mike Lane, Kelly McShane and Coach Chris- tensen watch an important match, deciding Kelly's placement in the Coolidge Tourna- ment. 101 Successfully pinning his man, Dave Gilb odds six points to the team score. 111 Larry Zieser concentrates on his next match. 121 Matt Malenfant has placed in many tour- naments during the seasong here he receives a second place medal at the Coolidge In- vitational. 131 Tony Mack listens intently as the referee explains his call. A It M :gym . 1 S H 'fd ' 1. 1 G 1,4 - i' - . 3 Y. W V .. - f - 4 . VV,, f A . ., 71 tlers S IC Spirit for ICC O Pro aids 4-3 cd 72 Even before the season of wrestling began, the Matmaid cheerline was forming to promote the team. After a week of preparation, the group was chosen. Ten girls were picked to rep- resent Gerard. Each girl has many responsi- bilities. They are much the same duties as their counter-parts for foot- ball and basketball. Cheers are .prac- ticed, posters are made, money mak- ing projects and special treats are planned for each wrestler. Also many times the girls are called upon to keep score and time for a -match. Ka- ren Vandenberg was a big help in keeping the records straight for Coach Christensen. Miss Terri Savarese was the mod- erator for the line this year. She spent a lot of time to aid the girls in a very successful season. A majarity of the girls on the line are Seniors and will be leaving this year-the rest are Sophomores. 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I L ' ' aww' ' ' I 1 M i - V 1 f 1' ,, ' L .fb :.f:',LV?li,fIi'tGFsw'.1e s . ++1fg:VV,'.:fl 5,51ff9rL9i-931011.-W E IJ 'V V'T1L 'EL,s?5'f4jas. 1, ,. . 6 7 11 Working together as Captain and Co-Ca - 'tain of the Matmaid line are Margie Kirc ffonr year veteran1 and Mary Briehl Uirs year Matmaid.1 21 The Senwr girls who wer on the line this year are Margie Kirch, Katie Millstone, Mary Briehl, Anne Ryan, an' Jeannette Lechleiter. 31 Karen Vandenber V Ir1ght1 was a great help for Coach Christensen this year acting as the team score keepe , Margie Kirch assisted by keeping time. 1,1 takes a lot of time and effort to perfect th bcheers. 51 Katie Millstone and Margie Kirc L put the finishing touches on one of the many signs displayed at each match. 61 Discussion and cooperation play a big part in getting along. 71 This is Ann Knudsen's first year on ,the line and she shows promise. 81 Miss Terri VSavarese was a great aid to the Matmaids as fsponsor. 91 Katy Toney, Anne Ryan, Theres ,Ajamie and Jeannette Lechleiter take time out from cleaning up to pose. 9 73 y , I f v 5 A l? Wu Max. 41181553 FI Fung fffmfqa :mlb iw :MW H' fm ,nv 3, 5215? 5325: I 'TH ascball Softball, and Track Arc Qff To A ood Start! 9 This is the fourth year that Mr. Stone is head coach in baseball. He says that this year's team is young, but has a chance of becoming a solid team as the season progresses. The advantage of this year's team, he continued, is that they have a good attitude, good team speed and, hopefully, good team defense. Stone said, however, that the one team weakness is lack of experience, which will be overcome in this up- coming season. Mr. Bucy is coach for the girls' softball team for his second year. He says that this year's players show a lot of hustle on the field. Student teacher, Susie Calderon, who is on scholarship for pitching softball at A.S. U., is assistant coach for this year's team. All in all, the softball team expects a good season. Says Coach Bucy, The girls show a lot ofenthusiasm . . . un- til it's time to run tapsfi Mr. Keck has been working with track for three years, the Jhfrst year as an assistant coach, and the last two years as head coach. Coach Keck anticipates a good sea- son, and has noticed special talents in some of the track participants: jar example, Tom Kirkegaard in the pole vault, Pete Schwan in the high hur- dles and Chris Radcliffe in the high jump. Mr. Keck also states that this year's girls' 440 relay team is prom- ising. The track team is also fortu- nate to have Jenny Ross, who was a state medalist two years ago. Fw ,A I I 1 i 1 i M .A 5 + s Q 9 3-. M -if 59' f N 7. s Z 4 N 4 A W Q if fa ' . , QW? 2 y Z i k,,::..... A x, iff' 1 - 5 5 X ,225 XI X Q E , irq gf, 1' VL J fl eff 9,523 V V H ,sb ,1 V M Qkx . ,--.ao - :i.'5sinSi':: J WAN ,. V, 2,5 2 1 'Sli Spirit Leaders Percolate uv ' ' I -M Spirit, pride and unity could de- scribe the qualities of the 1978-79 varsity cheer line. Mentally and physically the girls worked together to become close and understanding of each other. The summer started if early as they perfected the cheers that were to be performed at pom and cheer camp in Thatcher, Arizona. At camp they also learned new cheers, chants and spirit raising ideas, and engaged in group rap sessions that helped each squad become closer. Gerard brought back nza ny blue ribbons and enthusi- astically won the spirit award. An important part of working with any group is getting along with the other members. The girls worked to get to know each other better by having group talks which gave every- one the chance to settle any differ- ences. Once everyone had finished crying, practice could resume. 78 S-, -.1 A new thing this year that helped the cheer line out was having all the girls take advanced P.E. seventh pe- riod. This allowed more time for practice, poster-painting, work or other school activities. The cheer line also participated in a study of the abuse typ vocal chords during cheerleading. The study took place at Arizona State University. A great help to the pom and cheer was their moderator Mrs. Dertina. She attended camp with them and oversaw all their activities. Captain Mary Ann Gallagher ex- pressed this, Our cheer line is very close. Everybody is funny in their own little way. We are a very emo- tional groupg we love to cry! One of our good qualities is we all really like each other-all eight Qfus. We started out as eight individual cheerleaders, but we ended up as a team. the Fans 5 , , , fe r- . 5 J , V Jimi 1 af' I 1 if v, 'Q f if -1 H W 554' .7 'YN A . Y' V4 K y f if kk. 3 34 it mf ,I , Wiqwe W SL ,iw 64 2 'fc Ye, 41 4, in 5 I 7,7 S- aj-Xqxa ey M0- x ,QP i. V A W! Il The varsity cheer lradz'f1'm1alIy asks the J.V. cheer to join them rlzzring the Imme- coming game. lj Lori Tarrago is l'0-Cflllfflllll and a fwa year veteran Qf cheer. Jil Go, Go, Gofshouf flze Cll6C'l Il'Uli!'7'S during k1'ckQUI .U Captain, Mary A1111 Gallagher, organizes the line wifh H1 ree years rgfe1'per1'e111'e. 51 This is Diane Dupey'sf1'rsI year as a spiril leader. lil The cheer line incorporalerl more double sfznzfx into their cheers in order fo pronmle spirit. 7j Ax you can see, spirif raisers, Lori Tarrago. Mary Ann Gallagher, Diane Dupey ami Karen Wedge are real brns . 79 ,, Pom irls Hi hh ht Halfumci Wa1t Ilk lzalffz'me already a nd the c'roa'd nzurnzarefl in excitement as flzo 1978-79 pam line set the stage to perform a well practiced pom roa- flne. Wlzellzer on af-football field or a basketball court, the line was pre- pared to enfertarirzz the Redcoat fans a nd boosl flzeir school spirit. 'Tm really proud ofour pam line. I think lhl'QIj,?7C done an excellent job a nd deserve a lot ofcredz'l, sa id cap- tain Frifze' Hollaerzder, The Gerard porn, line altefnded pom and cheer camp in Thatcher, Ari- zona and -fl7ZfSllCfl witlz, a coveted alzva, rd given to the topfive pom lines at the camp. More than ever 1.978-79 was filled llilfll, boogie and disco fever as the girls revealed fhrouglzouf their rou- tines. Ma Il lf rozatirnes were performed to popular top-ten songs. 2 80 8 M ,l xv' I Xi Naya Y I QUQQ Zara E A ,B TS ,, lf' M V mix N , 4 ff gi' r , N4 3 5 5' 4, Yk,.' fright. 'n-fl! 3 LL M ' ,., .. ' A '.. a, 4, H, , ,-, . aafi, K K., w ,- 'T-ah L- ,sn My ,, ,Nw 4 V ur 412391: 4 ,mf uv, Aa M,,x 4 -4 M ,ww JV Girls Displa Spmt and Pudc The JV Pom and Cheer lines prac- tice almost year-round. The try outs are in early April. The girls practice every week-day during the summer preparing for camp. Football season and basketball season keep the girls practicing every day until mid- March and then its time for try-outs again. This much practicing takes a lot of dedication and cooperation on the part of each and every girl on the line. Drina Tarrago, JV Cheer Cap- tain, states, We really learn a lot about each other, and become really good friends. It's not easy working with the same people every day fir an entire year, but we learned to work together and we all fzund out that giving in a little' can mean a lot, said JV pom girl Lorri Insalaco. Hard work and unity has paid off for these girls. At camp, the girls took many ry' the outstanding honors, both as individuals and as lines. Camp is one week ry' learning new routines and cheers as well as spirit raising ideas. The girls are almost con- stantly working from 7 am to 9 pm. Camp is a lot of work, but it's sure worth it. We go up as 8 different people, but we come back a line, said Marian Castle, member of JV Pom, and the line unity and individual friendships that are made at camp lastfor the rest of the year, and even longer, added Tessie Daley, JV Cheerleader. 2 EE: .158 PL? -X - 5, V M 3521-S-.5 I 4 L52 W VJVV r T f Q f 2 1 I, , 'fi--4, 'f' , 1, - i , H Slip frm mi- . J. 4 wtzbtvvlwnv ,MQ L , ' . A' cy Why, X ,131 faji' I V' V . g ya 'x. P5 , ff l 5, 1 V' y iii , Wm 4:5 ig.. -s 1 1- X R if 5 fav ax .. k saw mx v 5? 9 5 Q, Q' 3' N. , gg Qkfsix gm y., is jsffgm R K S X Frosh Cheer Leads on Rowdy Class Freshman cheer tryouts are held the first two weeks rf school. Six girls are chosen out of the twenty-eight that try oat. During the year the girls are called upon to promote spirit for the Freshman class. They spend a lot of time painting posters, practicing cheers and planning spirit boosters. The girls are an im- portant part of the Freshman class. They must be chosen with great care because they will represent the school and their team. This year's captain for the cheer line was Maria Clark. All fyfthe girls put in a great ejjfort to make this year's Freshman line a success. Each year mascots are chosen to represent Gerard. Their main re- sponsibility is to attend each game and cheer for our Redcoats. They must have high spirit and a lot ofen- ergy for the job. Y 1 '.: l' 1 '-s,,,xAw uv-'Xl w...W 'H--...N JJ .WQNMM 84 skim-n 5 T' . au 5 6 11 The Freshman cheerleaders are Ann Krell, Maria Clark, Lori Chavarria, and Cheryl Vandenberg. Not pictured is Mary Moncher. 21 Frosh Cheer leads the fans at a home bas- ketball game. 31 Cheryl Vandenberg is enthu- siastic at a home game. L1 Freshman cheer- leader Ann Krell cheers on the Frosh guys. 51 Exhibiting her skill at cheer tryouts is Mary Moncher. 61 Maria Clark serves as the cap- tain of the line. 71 This year's varsity Redeoat Mascots are Sherie Looney, Shelly Howells, and Cami Corwin. 81 The mascots for our J. V. teams are Michelle Tenczar, Katy Toney, and Peggy Nash. Not pictured are Margie Schwan and Karen Grady. 91 Cheryl Vandenberg smiling for the judges at the Freshman cheer tryouts. 85 Q 2 K gf' 5 gk cy 1 f, Q , -A-'FY T 4-,x 1 , SV ag 1' N Student Council Gets New Year Going. Frosh rwicers: Jackie Ajamie, Sec.,' Christin Hintze, Treas.,' Harry Barfel, Pres.,' and Judy England, V. Pres. Fl. -fb-ui' ue..,,N The Freshmen homeroom presidents: Lory Chavarria, Jim Relph, Karen Orphan us, Cherry! Vandenberg and Mary Moncher. 3 s lj The Thanksgiving Picnic was put on by lhe t Student Council. Joe Larkin, Mark LeJeune and Steve Farrell are the busy cooks during the occasibn. 21 Miss Sauarese, the Student Council moderator. 32 Representatives discuss fhe schedule ofthe activitiesfor the sfudenls. 87 U The head speaker during the Student Coun- cil meeting is Bill Miller. 22 Santa fMr. Car- rpllj brings Christmas cheer to Student Coun- cil members. .-t Q A KW A 3',ic,H x ' - ,..s...'. J ty 'Ax' , ,. -1. 1 'C Wh 1 W, 'w Y f 'Y ' '14 H L A .xv v af ' ,...-1 ! W ,. pf v -yu-. .Q le , I wx .r Sophomore Homerooom Presiden ts.' Amy Giltner and Steve Grady. A X Katy Toney, Margie Schzva R 2 n, To nz B riehl 1 2 3,1 5 'TQ ' 'ax ' 'A S 1 V , -L 1 af-'WL' .ff-2 . Wy' f . - ,Q f ' 1 K r A-iid K ,,,, ,L ,,, - .. c.,?Q'p . ., 4. my, , - . : .,w,, , W:s ,g-ii J 1 ' C - we 'V ,. if',-i'?,l.- ' - N' ' ' f 5 VfY ' ' L - W -- 5 ff yi. -1, W., , x 4 ,, . L I qw., jf L -K ftt .g fx - ,V X K I M ' 'Nfl ,Q .. 35, Sophomore rwntcers: Patty Gallagher, Pres, Stacey Corwin, Sec, Terri Lopez, V. Pres, and Chris Sargent, Treas. 88 Ni fff, kkr. I , 'E ini K e A-1 ,,, ? . 5, dex A N --'- 'k .. iefj- . Saw . ....,.. ,.:l, E 5553 . K KN X N X NN fsxmsziaag Q ..k..X'iw .L lzri, , Tiil nionjack Inforrns and Entc-'zrtams The Unionjack's main goal is to keep the students informed about what is happening in and around their school. Staff members are all included in the Journalism class which benefits the young writers in learning more about style, technique, and creativity. Moderator, Miss Ko- chevar, keeps things in line, and helps the students expand their knowledge in the Journalism De- partment. 509915 X Z Z ,pvnnl f as -7 ,ook 9-rm X vg Yjjf ff 7 A, Zguevt W! we f X50 gg X b .4 xxfgx 5:92 QKRQEA B gk of M .4 s v , X K .,. X 8 r 5 .,!, 6-'HZ Q59 i 4.1 fl v I e..a 1' rj B OVX 9 A g -I .', ,Z f f I -' f 1 I , 1. ' Z 0 2 9. '-Z . 2 '. - rl N f 'Z ' Q Z: . Y' 'X 54' 7' 90 6 P x A X N' fr' .. X -:X,,,,M4g,..,y .gp 'f5vQ , ve K 1: r 1 f vim K . -f,,,x,..x. ,. . ' X A L., x.,.., . ,Q - -H Q1si?q55ff55i!2?? A l 1 lf you have been to even just one homelhzotball or basketball game you u'ill have heard Mr. Bucy anal the band. Oh yes, they too have that Ge- rard spirit. Of course, it comes out differently but bands will do that sometimes. As most of you know this is Mr. Bucy's second year at Gerard. In that time the chorus has grownfrom four to seventeen members and the band has gotten new unyforms. Three students from the Reclcoat band, Charlie Fleming, Dean Sehuraeh and David Peloso marched in the Fiesta Bowl Band and Parade this year. The Music Department has come up with some unusual ways to make money this year. A few of these ways are for exampleg the Haunted House and thejrisbee sale. And always remember: A song from the heart beats the devil every The Band 11 The all-but-famous Mr. Buoy. 21 Wendi Green and Jim Relph prepare fir their mid- term em m. 31 Angela Tesky helps Carol Smith witlz a problem. .41 Gary Peloso, David Great- orex, and Dean Schwach make up the per- cussion seetion. 51 Do we all have the same music out?.'? 61 The alto section takes a break. 71 Mr. Bucy answers questions. 81 Zero hour 0:00 a.m.1 practices jhr varsity games. time! 92 4 A M ,gk is wsgggnxw ,Nw I., 5, is E ,.lm,,,w AE N u . ,X LL.. s on g . . X ., 11 Mu X 112if fg: hhhh Q 5, :QW K K N- mnQffy,,.. Q 8 x,,, AHF if 1 fit' -wi S V iiiffg X .3 2 . 'ff' Q ' I 1 5' Y K I V 'W Z 'A Q H, K. L ' 7 K f 3 ' A ' ,. M -W an Q W 'amy 4 b , 'A 1 5 ' Q dd A t l if if 2,, ,, N l , ,.. ..,,,,.....,., , Q yi Q f L gk ' - nf ' I 3 3' . sk 4 ,wax .er . f X Ji? 51' wa Y Q x be. A 1 gg btw f. a Q . , y N Qxzkiffgb, l'ff . Y . N Q 31552. ' ,fi F27 -v is E i ,RQ 5 Q i il f fi ww , r , J , hi, . . f Xa 1' 1 Q xx ' wa:-1 Xb sf? .fkgfff -ff X 1 X ni ' Staff Works Hard to Keep Memories Alive It took a lot fy' emart and talent to make this year's Image a first-rate book. Moderated by Mrs. Berges and guided by editor Bridget Ford the yearbook stajjc tried to accomplish ev- ery duty that goes into producing a yearbook. There were deadlines that needed to be met, pictures that had to be taken and layouts which needed to be drawn up. The yearbook staff had to make many sacrifices which in- cluded staying after school each day and coming in on holidays. The yea r- book staff this year had the responsi- bility to produce a book that would represent Gerard and keep memories alive. ...mms 'i Y? 5 K Q' 1 'N-ww. 'vii 53 f. t..l. 1 nr , 'L .i 9 ' . 7 5 L., I 1 K 1 52 ff X A o l wma. 4 5 9 12 Working hard at drawing up herfinal lay-- out is Molly Shocklee. 22 Keeping the files in order was Rob Hulet and working in the dark- room was Bruce Birmingham and Rob Mitch- ell Knot pwtured Nancy Bz'rn11'nghanz2. 32 Mary Brwhl fad manager2, cuts up art board in order to prepare the ads, while Wendi Green tries to think up a caption. 1,2 Yearbook photographers, Tom Wilkinson and Ann Young look over negatives. 52 Cami Corwin checks out the photo file. 62 Tora Springsteen seems to be thinking about something other than yearbook, while Kathy Scholz keeps busy cropping pwtnres. 72 Katie Millstone, Mrs. Berges and Bridget Ford go over the final pages befare sending them into the plant. 82 Correcting the type sheets fir their layouts are Brigette Eoles and Trisha Ford. 92 Jackie Kirkpatrick helps Tara Jones write her copy, 102 Trying to organize their pages are Mary Ann Gallagher, Diane Dupey and Steve Far- rell. S? Bw ,M,-e,..afh 1 f' QW 4 ' b T? gif ' x?'g,?,N VAVV Q , - W,bl,, , 39' , 1.3, 4 AJ I I -3 , .I .rf ie' ii . , fl-T231 - ', ,fe '. ff' ,Ipit ,ir me... , W . 'rf Dr., I L4 V' A -hw .H vy...- Q Bac: ackers Get Glimpse: PINE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS ' . 4? ik,-ff 'x ' N . 67. of aturc: The Backpacking Club af Gerard is made np Qf'7tGfl2l7'C loving students who enjoy going on outings. The Backpackers had great-fun on the Pine Mountain trip last-fall. Fn- ture trips will be to the Snpe1'stz't1'on Mountains and a jbur day trip to Hanasnpai at Easter. Many students have shown an in- terest in the Baelcpaelcing Club th is year with icnderelassnzen leading the way. Onr super trip this year was to Havasnpai in the Grand Ca n yonf says Mr. Gnevin. ,1.,M.,' ,K SP1-'f ' -.,.f-t Wi'-YW' ,Q-3 :--f-vbv , ,, r Mass Suicide Uutsidc Tuba City The jbllowing, is a fictional ac- count fy' the ski trip to Purgatory. It was writternttllbylone of the Ski Club inenibers. 'Forty young Phoenicians and their honorable leaders Jerry Stone and Mutha Stevens took their lives in the niorningl hours after a series of incidents. Tuba City officials reported the trouble began while heading for Purgatory, Colorado early Satur- day 'morning when one of the buses in the caravan collided with a snow bank, another vehicle got lost and was detoured for two hours. The third vehicle was stranded on an icy inountain where several of the travelers occupied themselves constructively. Other incidents consisted of having to pile out and push the bus up an ice covered hill, being pulled 2 . V by a snow plow, having the bus bathroonz overflow, burning out the clutch, getting a flat tire, hav- ing the van tip over on its side, and-Hnally the real killer ffbeing stuck in Tuba City for rnore than y 'ive hours a ter which thei in- , Y dulged in the poisonous solution. A suicide note was left to an unidentified 'Did Vince and it read as follows: I-Ieyf Dr. Vince, during the luggage check you jor- got to see if we had snow chains. We had everything but. We just cannot go on any longer. We have 1 S Q S all gone insane from the Nava- Hopi Cate and the Tuba City High School just wasn't our idea of a fun time. See ya soon-God will getcha for th is. The so-called Dr. Vince has not been located and anybody with a possible clue to this nzan's iden- tity please contact the bus corn- pany, They have offered to take hirn on a tour of the U.S. at no charge. They claini to have a very reputable bus line for getting people to where they want to go fgetting back is another storyjf' H 4. X . if WN: ' f' fi N L.,, 5 6 . 4, 5-ig! . fit!! 53534. 'Q' 4. tg- , V ' rv' v 34,31 ' 1601. 9'-if Eff? gmt-,f-' ' 41-if .tt ' - c e. . A nsggxajl ,, fiffiw : 'l,,.Q.,.- 7-'1'Ef.' 8 31 ' N I i ,li tr' 1 2 .il IQ ' fm , r .ks 12 Monday morning Steve Farrell, Peggy Ste- vens, Joe Larkin and Robert Brescia prepare for the jirst run of the day. 22 Everyone is transferring their equipment from the bus that broke down in Tuba City to the one that finally got them home. 32 The seniors stranded between Durango and Purgatory sit on the bus trying to amuse themselves jbr five hours. 42 Still snowing, Gerard students prepare for a cold but exciting day atop Purgatory. 52 Mark Lehman makes a spectacular jump over the snow ramp. 62 Mark does a helicopter maneu- ver f360o turn2 on his last run of the day. 72 George Chassefollows right behind Mark with his version ofthe helicopter spin. 82 The land- ing of Mark Lehman's stunt with George Chasse watching. 92 After an efhausting weekend senior guys look forward to return- ing home. 102 Ernie Waller and Susie Pulido ski in freshly powdered snow. 112 Cindy Jay, Julie Toney and Melissa Clark relax after a hard day fy' skiing. 122 John Licosati, John Suriano, Dennis Hanley and Greg Zackowskt adjust equipment before continuing down. 1.22 Mark LeJeune, Angela Ashford, Peggy Ste- vens, Robert Brescia, Jan Nichols, Cathy Ste- vens and Terri Henzerling meet before contin- uing the run. 142 The main chair lift at Purgatory. 101 H Fosters Valuable Qualities The National Honor Society is in- deed just thatg it is a national orga- nization which recognizes and honors outstanding students in the areas of character, leadership, scholarship and service. This year the society has tried to uphold all of these qualities by en- couraging the members to keep good grades and become involved in some sort of community or school service. This may be tutoring a younger stu- dent or volunteering to work with handicapped children. Money which the NHS makes through various sales or by selling concessions at the gun show may go to support projects such as a scholar- ship fund for an incoming Gerard freshman, or used to finance an ac- tivity planned by one Qf the NHS committees. In order to get members more in- volved, the club was divided into four committees. The four committees are the social committee, the field-trip committee, the service committee, and the special committee. When meetings arise every first Tuesday of the month, members divide up into their committees and plan projects for the whole group. The Juniors and Seniors who be- long to NHS have many rewards. One presentation which they enjoyed was a visit from a Devil's Advocate from Arizona State University who came to speak to those NHS members interested in college life. The NHS seal has a special mean- ing to those students who belong to the National Honor Society. They have been inducted into this society because of their character, scholar- ship, leadership and service. With these qualities being honored and promoted, the members will hold strong values long after they gradu- ate from Gerard. 1 102 2 NATION I. SOCIETY ,M Q: bi :fix i I Q5g,bi',,M , My ms- - vii wr V www if 'Num- W : '4.. :L gg Q3 Nag. :T 1 1 Q, ws- 'fa 5' fd.. 1 A 5 bw 3 Y' . ' 1115, .E O ,,'gl'1,. 1 't n 417' I mx. Q 'af 22, H lgmhf , ,, . V if f Q' ,uf f 0 E, .5 9 df? Y- ,,. if 2 We c -v ' xa -if X , Honorary Students Gain Tributes Many outstanding students are de- serving of recognition and honor for their good character and scholastic abilities. Gerard is proud to have these high achievers who represent some of the best qualities a student could have. Our school seal symbolizes the bas- ics of Gerard. It reflects the pride which we havejbr ourselves and those around us. The Dove of Peace is a symbollfor peace and the Holy Spirit. Thefleur de lis is a French emblem representing the French missionary, Monsignor Gerard, fir whom our school fs named. The lion represents strength and the book it is holding represents knowledge. Together they Sllglliflf the strength of knowledge. The Latin inscription translates into It is the spirit that gives life. These are all simple emblems of our school, yet they portray the character gearedjbr all Gerard students. A high honor and important part ofhigh school life is to be well liked by others. Twelve sweet Juniors were nominated for Sweetheart King and Queen by their class. The whole school then elects the king and queen. This year's King and Queen were Dan Smith and Terri Henzerling. Senior Kathy Scholz represented Gerard in a scholarship contest spon- sored by Gemco. Kathy succeeded as one of the ten finalists in an oral dis- cussion on economics. Mary Briehl and Diane Dupey were two National Honor Society members who were chosen by the club to apply for a NHS scholarship grant to the college of their choice. The ap- plication required their scholastic, leadership and service abilities. The number one and number two ranked people in each class are also deserving of recognition. Many of these top students are also involved in extra curricular activities. The Bausch Kc Lomb award, which goes to the outstanding senior science student was awarded to Dave Dippre. Along with an inscribed medal, Dave received a scholarship application to the University of Rochester in New York where the 1 What is the DAR Good Citizens Contest? This is a contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, which honors one out standing senior from each high school. Mike Knudsen was the stu- dent selected as the Good Citizen for his qualities of Leadership, Depend ability, Service and Patriotism. Who's Who in America High School Publications honors those stu dents outstanding in the areas of the school newspaper, yearbook and pho- tography. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students rec- ognizes Sophomores, Juniors and Se- niors for their contributions to the school. Bausch db Lomb science products are developed. Marty Glenn and Roger Fitz- maurice were selected to attend the Sertoma sponsored, National Heri tage Dinner. They were chosen cause of their citizenship, scholar ship, leadership and ,....+ W ' U fi ,Wx , e ' Mm rm! ff, . ,, A WN '4 fr .D ,,,, 'U 1 if, Q ,N Nqmmk we A r- -X f if Q HXR 1, A -1 4. . Q A 5 ww, , -5 . , ,Qu ,P x s X X K. X 1 ,Ni L Si 1. w x :Q ii 5 N S W x I . x 5. 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'G QTL, umors Mamtam H1gh Standards The class of '80 enjoyed a new posi- money to put on the Junior-Senior But it is also a lot ofjun. This year tion: they were upperelasgmen, Net Prom towards the end of the year.. has really united our class. only did the Juniors receive pleasure Says class President Dan Smith, All in all, Junior year was one to from this position, but also responsi- The Junior year is always a busy be remembered for the class of1980. bility. It was up to them to raise year because of all the hard classes. Junwrs show unity as they reach toward their goals. gy-v K 4 1- - X W A Q '-2.217 Y N 1 . in X. B 5 ,T ii ii is U ig -7 N 1 T 1 -. 'Q li t , - it - f I Jean A jamie Joe Angulo Paul Bernardo Paul Bleier David Bresnahan Barbara Allen Angela Ashjbrd Nancy Birmingham Terry Brennan Lisa Broderick 127 uniors Enjoy Campus Status Valerie Burkhart Ralph Clem Sandy Butts Jim Conner George Chasse Mike C ryan Ana Clzavarria Anthony Damiano Bandmembers Andrea Shuga and David Pelosa ham 'it up at the pep rally Vicki Dearing Caroline DePrimu Chris DePrin1a X -1 X L, n W is X kinky: i ii, j '- ififi ' Ds fl gi. M' i i - Q .YF QT Mike Dougherty Cindy Eagan Tom Emcle Rick Filler Shawn Finnerty W? 9 Cindy Fifclz ner Roger Fl'fl7l0,1l rico Da vid Full rnza ll K : mf-11 'K 'ISL' -li .E Class President Dan Sm ith and senior Theresa Ajamie discuss serious busi- IICSS. fda! ...r --s., fa- 2. Jim Gaurley David Greatorex Jerry Grucky any .F 43325 X D. g D aa,l Tina Gearf' Theresa Gil David Gilb Marty Glenn Randy Gonzales N is 1 K 94 A L l l M' y ya fa l Riff ' N ' 'J??s:?l X , iiz QI! an 5 1 ' Y . . . , S ..,X3... ,lf , N' Ma. 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Siemens Jim Nichols Howard Pardi Cecilia Parker David Peloso Jacque Phares it 4 J , sl gl JF? xXx X Q' 9 s N , sans? XA! P-'T 2 f' if l wi' -n. I L L i ,i Q, W' 2 1 ,G ' 'Q , Joe Phillips Joe Pilewicz David Reznick Kim Phillips John Pinnick Da 11 Rife Bill Phoenix Brian Reicharrlt Louis Rodriguez Wg. iss, , xi . W X 1 A, - Q sign . A1 , ,, cf- 'Nr X A My 3 A J Jumbrs and frosh working together to 'meet Homecoming deadline. lf. .4 ' I x AN if ' AV 'WT' X , K3 of 'X , vo X XT ' T ,,, ' 'v wk eee f 'Q ,f Xl f K .ao V A or Mike Rossman Beth Sack Greg Sharko Alan Sandoval Mike Shebek Q Q jjvif ' , J l foe 31 2 e . 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Zi5f .:v.:....' , w..:.--.:'.. r. . ,.. . T:F..:. Y, Sophomores Work Hard and Pla ard Corrine Assenza Kathy Blanchard Al Bonaguidi Herb Bool Tom Bruehl Christine Burruel Mike Cahill Pete Campbell Marwb Bulgarella Colleen Byrne Mary Beth Campbell Maria n Castle ?,..,.t Terri Lopez, Marian Castle and Chris Sargent serve refreshments on College Visitation Day. Some of you may wonder what Sophamores do. After all, it's not their first year and theyre not up- perclassnien yet. The Sophomore class supplied the funds for sending students to Girl 's State, Boy's State and Anytown through the work of carwashes, dances and homeroom sales. The big money raising event for the Soph- oniores was the Sadie Hawkins Daiwe held in November. 137 ...vw '59 . . S Af ,' ,Q ,A Qi f Lily Cheung Stacey Corwin John Daley Jian Dl'lIlbl!CkI. Ann DZlCl'jl Mike Chi ranzbolo John Cmnt Tessie Daley M iclluvl Dipprff Ellltllll' Enya 11 The Spirit f '81 Rising High l - i ' i i ffi i ff X L-X f i Q i , X Ffa .si Dave Edgeworth Dana Falconer R 'H'fE'l91fl'1d MlkUFIemmg Karen Grady and Michelle Lawrence sit with J.V. Pom during Homecoming haUA-ti me. P if 2 I G G ef QW Hoop skirts and bobby socks come back through the theme of Grease on Sophomore Spirit Day. '? Q? 'ff Q. I Q r Se vb ali! 7 3 Li Wendi Green GaryHr1II 3 6 - L 'W hb, D Rick Grimm Paul Hamra .G fd ,Q ,X I Patty Gallagher Greg Geyer Karen Grady Lpujs Garcia Dan Gilb Sieve Grady Bob Gates Amy Gilmer JefTGray 4 '- Y Um fi 'Q V V. . 'Q' cs- . '9- W? fl- H 1 , W - J N W N 'Sf , is . . 4' 35 'F F? we V 5' A . C . A J il Pam Joseph Tom K frkegaard Joan K ize 1' Sophs Raise Money 81 Blood Pressures '1 -l -na Shawn Haugen Sieve Ha user Ann Hoebreekx Joe Hoebreekx Eileen Holland Kim Howells Joe Illes Lorri Insalaeo Jackie Iossi Mairin Jones Theresa Surviano and Stacey Corwin discuss the men in fheir lives. Q, -5 5'9 . mi' Wm L. 9 . Q x R X el , + , Ae... . :M ' Katey Toney and Pete Campbell lake a break before Typing class. gf ebbe Arm KWH-Ldsen Mike Latin Michelle Lawrence Donna Lawx Beth Lewis Robert Knudsen John Licosati Susan Koessler Terri Lopez Angela LaBarbera Kim L0we,,be,1q Tina Langston Tony Mack Sophomores Boogie The Night Away '13' ,gvx 'Ka 5 Xiu: All 6123 5 S X in 5 X 3 J iw 1' In her disco pants, Kathy Welsh rests befween dances al her locker. rw 5 l ef' Karen Mackey Liz Nigrelli Kerrye Mosley Joyce Novascone Jackie Mullen Robe rt Olney Peggy Nash Dianne Orphanos Stephanie Pina Susie Pulido Ma rcy Reiehenbe rger Chrlle Prusakowslzi Pat Rawlings Vale Vie Rl I7US I 3 a .,.. ,,, Vin David Roberfxon Diane Rosx Paf Rurzzzirzger John Ryan Sheila Sazlndffrs 3 Barbara Savage Margie Schwah Pefe Schwarz 'idk' 1 I 1, LAZ if A X ' I , , ggi ' A 'AA ' A Xia-,',w 1 ' Dale Scuderz' Gall Sha rko Dan Sieczkowskz' Steve Smith J im Spcts Playing volleyball during lunch on an intramural tea m is John Daley. 44 Sophomores Illustrate School '64 - ? Pride Q iv at if . . ,Q ig-,Q I as Y' S .3 , 3 gs? Q M Q f W ' ,l e 'A Z ' xxx 'W ' xj yn. M: K -1 al . lx-4,1 Tora Sp ringsleen John Licosatz' stops typing fo pose for the camera. RUnGUS'f1Uf1 ff 4 .,,.,-v Jim Sir: nton Gerfa n no Sie Il'll rf 1: 'Y ..,. b i K , k g ' im K. 5 , Q bv h il ,, x . k 5. pi Er, N ' ' ! . , U . , j W? ' l Teresa Suriano Shannon Sylvester Michelle Tenczar' Gary Underlzill John Sveflfk Drina Tarrago Katey Toney John Verdugo srxggw f k Ernie Waller Paul Watkins in . 1' an A Absenf on fl1c11ayQf'p1'ctures were Paula LeBm1z1, Kfm P41111-l'I'IIO, Tim Sl'l L'UI'f, 41 nd An nvitv LvBIanv. 3 PY ' Y Nils 'fn W? i A . 5 'VX 1:5 'r .-'fQ'X K ' xQ,,,.c W i Nrbh Joe Watson Knllzy Welsh Joyce Winn Rochelle Watson Lynn Wfckman Jan, Wolff Julia Zvlrlin A nn Wrzyszczynski ., Q1 V xl .V . 0 'W 1 U f .,A. SORRY, NO PHOYO Ifuberl Fillw' Alan Hear! Culcffv Millsfunc' Chris Srzrgvnf 56-4 La fry Z fcfse r vf ' md? - 1 ' vw if , ' -if 455-',,,. , .. K 'fiiq , Y -'-- o Q A ,,.a5w7, 5 .Tir 'gpg-vf. ' t .41 Q .1.' .Q Jdjlg,-, 1 95: 'Q ,W ., Q39 M 5 JF rf-1-151 5 A QW 1 wavy ' L ,,,.v 'uf' in -WN 3. -,. rox f ,wgfb 4' 1' ' 'Q T-i'1 f.f:: . iiiswffl I ITIATIQ 2 K Real Gerard Welcome .. exxx I alf- .I ps V' Y-f' 'Cdr ,. f SU!! 'UllfGHe .' These Freshmen girls pose fur their plctu re at I11it1'a,t1'm1. kv bi.. Jack fe Ajam ie Julie Allen The year couldn 't have bee n, started off right witlzout Freshmen Ihitiatiozz. Freshmen zmlterl Ull the eighth dag of September in zealous school spirit, and experienced a real Gerard welcome. The Freshmen ottlcers planned on earning money throughout the yea r bg having bake sales, rattles and ear washes as they have had for a ham- ber ofgea rs. The basic goal behind the fllml raising UClI'Y,'l'lZ'UH was to ea rfz money to put on the Senior Branch later in the yea r. The Freshmeh-Senior' Get To- gether was held bg the Senior girls in order to give both classes a chance to get acquairltefl. F' Andrea Ahgnlo Ma rk Ashford Valerie Ayala Bob Baker Donna Baker 147 Frwsh H1011 ffm! slzclfvrfrnm fha ruin during their lunch period. 14 v ,- -.. KK - 1 Q w 3 'tx I iw . -41' sim-wi -a: 1Y X J f' , A -'X is Q-.f ,fmg-.2-W L 5, 4.-fx x S Q L df? 1 Hurry Brzrtvll Greg Busflu Daniella Bell ,,- John Bvrlin Jnhh B1'r1gfQ'I1I Bruccf Bl'fIl1ItVlglIfIlII Y v ,NW N k A Joe Bleweff Tffrry Bnorsm fl Na'ilBourq1w Doug Bradley Ca role Brlfszzczlm II Denise Crrlcagno Joh n Ca nzpbvll Richa rd Cu ntlffla ria 1:11 Ch ris Cvbuhar Suxurz Cllavvz Lori C1I!I'lIClI'I'I'fl Ch rfs Ch iru nz bolu Maria Clark 5- .vel N - . -Ml? 'sz Q. If ' Mig: we ,Q x. .-lu.,.. ..L3.aL.. ' -'. . Bearing WE LOVE OUR SENIORSH signs, Freshmen kneel at their masters NN feel G? Initiation. 17,-fi. 2,-ff li jk: -A. 4 X 23, J 3, K, ilgifqg 1, K ,. Kelly Clem Kathy Colbert 4 ,iifeffi'1.'W' fm' ,sw 1' X..v X . wr Y- -ve, iii-J' if 'z ' 'vs x I ,..:.., .,, 1 ,-v h Judy Eizglanrl Pnl Erhard Peggy Espinoza Liz Frzulklzw' Tom FI'lZlIlCIllfl'Ct' M Homecoming Sparks Freshmen Spirit hi! if I ,h .- il' wi? Q 'fx 1 :Nu X X E 4-I Zyl. f. x 1 '.,--- 1 - I Aviv.-:N 'I' X. EX 5 J ' K ' 'lo u ' AXQA 1 5 ' A Q e iz. ,Q x A' I At a flower party, Juniors a nfl Froslz work vigorously to complete their float. 11 V1 LM :Q --ff Y .. - fg iw V K ' x i i f if . f fifff, l it t f'ff'-A ' A i l J ul ie Henzerliug Da'1,'1'1l Hoebreekf f it f 1 ScotlH1'clcx Tina Iloogerzwrsl L., if I 41 Seottlflilllzouse Jefl'Hz1l1l1arfl u A W Ne Cristlrz Hizztze Tlzomas Huhlzs Ji, .2 , Q TI'lSlIf1FIlftl Alana Getz Patty Hall Jim Gates David Glllaspie Dulce Ha rrfx Surah Gentry Bill Core Colleen Healy X- 1 Sw-, 4-v. ' 'fx - L x 44 , .: -. .1 'Q-7 Q Erin Humphrey Kathy Jay Debbie Jazwin Beth Johnson Monica Julian ,. L' N x ,Qu X ef 'xv X , N.: ,,.'XX L Qi I . f ' 15 Q ma -pf-K K . 1 A 55+ 1' A f an A WF Z? A ef ' 1 -,: , f - fs he 5 f at X g N I 5' , . K xl V LES .li HQ? As the flower parties paid off the Frosh-Jun ior float started to blossom , E. :Xie--X '---' .. ' ' x E L b 1 . H 4 X S ,::.1 L L ki Lfgwm 5 5 A .,,. A 5 wi ' Q 1:35 L , .. ef e , tt ga, 'M 1 - ' f 0-g V R 'fr '15 Q 1 ,xx W L t.L A 1 W 'S+' ' 2 .xg Sara Kelly V 9- V Sharon Kenney ' K f K lu . . . ffbarrilyllcizlfliglggiglil Ann Krell Don La mere Louzse L1 Il1'7,UIl0l' 4 Lisa Kohl Tim Latin Pat Mahaffey A ndy Koessler Kari Krzyzanowski Carole LeBeaz1 A ngcla Ma rino X v fl . Lisseffe Martinez Ch ris MCSIIKIIZC TunyMaft1'u Ga ry Milcolajczyk Mull MCAll,'0l'fl Glen M ilwlajczyk M11 ry McGuire Charlene Miller 1 ,- 3? 'Q 3 J' W 5 A k n : -, wvg5,.:ff,, .W ,,. , g5,,e,,g51, , , Freshmen band members show their spirit wlzen flzc'1'rpic'l11rc is takf n ml J!! Mary Munclze 1' Mark Mounfjoy Tom Mullen l RQ V ff- t ky. xt 'M 'ss K - lfv' n . 5 K u Ne ,A S K 5 'J 3' l :faq LT W, l.-- i, 'J - af k ls Sn X X 4. . - N li X 6 N Tom Newell Jim Olney Brain Norflz Bill OlNl'Ivl Gina Nunez K0 rvn Orplmnos 71 uv- Rflbtll PiII'Ull1'H Dfwotlzy Puytus G11 ry Pvtoso Victor P01111 Lr111rr1 Prftmtrr M1'. l13BlUllC'S sixth period Freshmen physical sc1'f'11ce class awa tts its tmchc r. . 'N 1 1 K 5 1 15 -' -1 . -'fkS?9 . :,, 41+ - ik ,N 52 11- 1.7 ,. W sz 1-sus: f- ' :Q gyi3:3 f,.fQ'ff 7? fix ' Ke1zPIut1'k Tlzvnfscz P1'oul.r John Rafting Randy Pr111g1'r1tz Mfcharft Rl'I1lltlIflf!11l Tracy R6'1hIZt'I'f 7 1'1 t 1 . H 1 t . trkrxr xg MV! 133553 ,. B ' Q X - WX 1- S+ X i ? Jim Rclph N11 nay Rfchct 1'rls1111 Mr11'1'ty11 Rift' Robert RI'1Z!jSI'tIfl Mila' Rr1gc'1's 153 Frcshnum Julu Henzerlmq qwes her pre-clzecfiorz speulz Ill the fIOIlHl01lSl X DAQ vm, W f . . S ff.. - 1 1 .ki Q X T Q .. ' l x0' W f I .bo ,A QV .'! . . Q35 J LA ' , A- 1. -, v '. J r Tom Su rfa no Shawn Sylvester 1 KX. fu 155.5 :pw 5 Q' E , I is ,. W G' Q. p.. x ik M ilu 3 32 1- 'Q' 11 . ,: S g. I N 5 . rg? 1 x- . - ,332 Alzsvnf rm III-l'fIII'l' day wm'v.' Rau' 15 Joe DiCurn, Donna Yanni, Sfzfrzf Kmefko, Brian Randy Wghbgr Andy Yahraus Block, Rim' 25 Tum Sizlfr, Jim MlfGllI.lICSS, and Boil D6HfI'I'6II. Mm-lg Iifinfllg Dim 1111 Zbiygiyn C: -ov .,. J fx Q xf xi aw i f2 ..-T' Y Sfwfv Tolinzfm C11 rl UHfl'1'cl1! Peg V011 1' Peff' IVfli1ll'I.Hl Greg T14 rnar Cllvryl V11 ilfivnbery Ruxenzuric Wrlrlv Lflflflt' Wvflfif' W Nm J Pl Eifigvba PIIil'lAl'iC Curry Patrick Hughes J11f7'rr'y LcGlv1i Ma ry P. M1'Gu irz' Phillip Slcffzwz Tlwmus Kizvr 155 156 CGMMERCIALS Yesterday is already a dream. and tomorrow is only a vision bitt today, ioell-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorroio a vision of hope from the SANSKRIT Good lnok Class of '79 The Brielils Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1979 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish 2512 E. Campbell Avenue Pheonix, Arizona 85016 NORTHXX EST 55th Ave, ci Bethany Home Open Daily 9:30 6 Thurs. 6: Fri 9 50 9 Sunday 11-5 CAMELBACK 16th Street and Camelback Open Daily 9:50 9 Sat. 9:50-6 Sunday 11-5 158 SCOTTSDALE Main Street :Sc Scottsdale Road Open Daily 9:50 6 Thurs. 9:50-9 TEMPII Smitty's Sl pp g C Corner of Sou h X Open Daily 9:50 6 Thurs. :Sc Fri 9 50 0 Sunday 11 5 A malsleiillelialige CENTERS - ' T7 Nfl . V154 5 MESA H52 E, M Open Daily 9:50-6 SUN CIIX XPIIOR Vila oi Pl 8 85th Aven Cr Open Daily 9 50 6 Friday 9:50 8 Sunday 5 IA fis' bike barn SGILULEILH- CENTURION PEUGEOT ROSS NISHIKI MOTOCROSS P 0 EQUIP. EXERCISERS 3 WHEELERS SKATEBOARDS ONE DAY SERVICE E E 956-3870 AFFILIATED WITH MARTIN The Complete as Bike Shop jwsn God Bless Our Country and Gerard High elle QL 1 . Jelfifriie St. Theresa Parish Complete Sales 8. Service NEW 8: USED 4112 N. 36TH ST. - Phoenix Daily 9 - 6 Just off Ind. Sch. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 J Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale Courtesy of ST. JosEPH P COCHRANE'S SERVICE 4202 East Shea Blvd. Phoenix, Arizona 85028 E d Sh Ph 999 Ph AZ Congratulations Theresa Good lack in the fatare Class of '79 The Ajamies sl7wvCCycw5 ffmvmgh 'cm wmffvl Em moe. Amy good vlkmfmfe cfwvt Zcmwokwwwg livnamw tfwvt I can .flivw Ubvvwfj Vvwmmm Eefmg Cav me do vt W wzcglfwt Ot ZW Z 5134155 1fw't:pm5 tfws Wmg mgcmm. -'govfis wavy East wymmhlfi Q16 Qogeffff fmmvcb, v-Ovvciipwf Congratnlattons to the Class of 79 ' vnan is more owe? n t an f a vnan 0 nowledge a 7'0'U8T Hyde Label Corporatzon vnan o bs 4:5 ' 7 A .' ' p fl It t g d fic th f qht P 2 J, estA avneda T nz e Anzo t1-111-110-111111-X slllhlllnr ' I xx J f x L X X 1 l .HI .IU G it P lv, u ll 1 10 0 W Z p ' Your edneatvlon costs ns I C I a lot of vnoney I I Take advantage of it. E E : MAKES IT : E HAPPEN t I X 'nl G5 St' MWQZMJLQZLZ Q ' c on LUCK Ed Shocklee 162 To 'llm MCAWard Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow rs only a vrsron: f f 9 Q 26 T?- laut today Well J lrved, makes every A yesterday a dreamiij of happiness and every tomorrow W ll f yi . ly if iff 4. avrsron of hope. of sara r r love, the family Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend. Camus Dr Robert G Brandt, PrIncIpaI and the Gerard Student Body ARIZONA RENTALS 'W SALES a. SERVICE P SMALL ENGINES 5 4533 ws osuvsn WH 634 45 NSttdlRd tFh tt d 1 Ph 946 1031 CONGRA TULA TIONS GRAD UA TING CLASS OF 79 j PARTY Gooos suck Room NEEDS YARD sl GARDEN TOOLS CAMPING EQUIPMENT OPEN 6 DAYS 944 5561 I Gtgk ' l 9 'Is O iff' I I 52 gf ' 'ww Italian Cuisine f Q -.ff I , x 15 . co s a e . QOpposi e as ion Squarej '- Sco s a e, AZ ' one - 7104 N. 7 ST. nur. N. or enum . LAW M R N s cn IN . Illllllllll SALE - -Jim V i I . . I'-' .. Q yu., GJQIIL E14 ',. Q' I D ' -- S FRIENDSHIP The comfort of feeling safe with a person havmg nerther to wergh thoughts nor measure words but pounng them out just as they are chaff and gram together certarn that a farthtul hand wrll take and srft them keep what IS worth keeprng and wrth the breath of klndness blow away the rest HARMON'S L1QUoR sToRE We keep you ln good splrlts YOUR FAVORITE Wme And L Relrglous Supplres for lquors Church School and Home 3421 E Van Buren S Phoemx AZ 85008 09 2 d St t Sam or Marge Rap1sarda 71 n T66 Scottsdale Amzona 85251 Phone 275 0855 947 9205 9 Class of 1979 Your A n l ep Prmtmg B och e Lette heads E1 elope P1oposal R po t Fo ns Needs equlpped Wlth ITEK DESERT VENDING 264 5501 FRANKLIN 254 6604 PRESS 1123 E Tonto 2436 E Indlan School Rd Phoemx Ar1zona I I , , .4 1 I , . ! Con mtulations We Cgver Process Color 0 ll ua R ort ' ' 0 r -ur s 9 l' I O IV s . 0 ' .' s , 0 e rs 0 rl' a - Congratulations Class of '79 General Southwest Agency Joseph J. Binsfeld Congratulations to the Senior Class Whll. 1 A Full Service Insurance Firin W 0. Z Thomas Mall-Phoenix 959-1741 1,0 E. Thomas Suite 117 4531 E. Thomas Rd. - Phoenix, Arizona 85018 2624-5647 Medallion BISHOP Electric Service Licensed, Bonded 81 Insured GLASS Everything in Glass Tennis Court Lighting Sales, Installation 267-0561 84 Maintenance Serving the Valley since 1939 166 lohn P. Blanchard, Owner 4815 E. Weldon, Phoenix 16021 959-0920 To Aaron Wait a little while to welcome What yoa're ayQer Give it the time to jqna' it'5 way To you Anal roon ax you no longer try You'll turn and fha' it Standing by your side. Looe, Alliyon Congratalationr Aaron ana' Clam of '79 Success to each of you in your endeavors from A. V. SCHWAN and ASSOCIATES INC. Consulting Structural Engineers 2701 N. 16th St. Phoenix, Arizona 85006 Phone: 265-433 1 A1 Newry- - 'E-...,'-'SM ,nav A A.. . .N - .,-.smelt h A -- . 1'1 'HSV M9'L 'ff' ' . r. jsut' 1 'AW J' V ' 'C IFN- L My Mwwxi .B'u'.v x ' .3 . J ...H - ,R .. 1. , N-W 4,,, . - .. , ' al' f ' -1..,Nfi'1 . u ':'5lv4f' 'ivlhv ' I I a L - 1. I--4 ' ' CJ . 'qi. -Chg 'fi' 11 ' V ,it- i-,.,'x.,, I .g, 1 - -' fQQ'4:::fE!m.,. 't ' Juan. , . ,:xs- nf -if ,Shir-inn-'Ee-11, JYW1-:ea -I' iN Doinot follow where the path may lead- Go, inrtead, where there if no path and leave a trail. The Banhowrhih Allifon '77, Dee G Don AR TS A U TO SER VICE 'FV JI 'lt' jg ,l j N-.P 0., TUNE-UPS ENGINES REBUILT BRAKES CARB URETORS CL UTCHES TRANSMISSI ONS ELECTRICAL REFRIGERA TI ON FOREIGN 62 DOMESTIC SER VICE Across from Woolco Shopping Center 3119A E. Tliornds Rd. 95 7-2590 167 Christiana's Restaurant Your Community Pizza Parlor Something for Everyone Original family recipes Featuring Mini-Pizza at S1 with one meat item Cooked with pride 8: care for everyone To Go - Delivery - Eat in 3950 E. Campbell 957-1990 We 're proud of you Kefvin Dad, Mom, Mike, Tim Dan, Kara, Bill and Sara All our best wishes To the Seniors for a Long and happy life Congratulations Mark! Last of the Gilberts. May you have: Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough Enough happiness to keep you sweet trials to keep you strong sorrow to keep you human hope to keep you happy failure to keep you humble success to keep you eager friends to give you comfort wealth to meet your needs enthusiasm to look forward to faith to banish depression determination to make each day Better than yesterday! 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May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields and, until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand. Congratulations, Rick! Looe, Mom and Dad Congratulations Michele from Mom and Dad and Family Petrini 's Restaurant and Delicatessen Featuring Homemade Italian Food 6826 E. Indian School Road Scottsdale, Arizona JB. Tire Company 4234 E. Oak Street Phoenix, Arizona 955-1215 Congratulations Class of '79 ,lg Um Zo lbolfxrfvvwmrvfamvfmvt EMR, fi om mmf. f-25.225425 f fcvgsmaof XQQWQZWWQ 179 avi wg Q3 5 Mmm M125 mga DZAMMQMQWM cfm Cwwolflf Af Qvfwyw 2314212 Cwwvvw ZWZWWWH mm wnfmgwfvjmwwfwe Kim Wwvvf' crwo tome fWEEw fiwmmafxim Qmlhfvv .Steve Zlwlf f owwzwb ff 1 J J 1 5 3 ,4 W ?'i 5 21001 2 52 I 7 1 fa 1 f 3 2- I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC CHURCH BYZANTINE RITE 8141 NORTH 16th STREET REVEREND ALEXANDER NANKO, PASTOR PHOENIX, ARIZONA REVEREND JOHN BOVANKOVICH, Retired f7'he Home of Slovak and Hungarian Foods fn Arizonaj IBINCO-EVERY WEDNESDAY-7:30 p.m.J RentAbilit W the idea for all seasons for all the right reasons it SGT TT if x ' E f dx Tllm, Q Il iff.. - y, III It V' A Yl DR RINMI 2601 E. Indian Sch. Rd. Phoenix, Arizona May God sleep on your pillow, May He hold you in the hollow of His hand. May the road rise with you, Fair weather to your heels. May the wind be ever at your back, I And may you be a long time in heaven Before the devil knows you 're gone. Congratulations Denise We 're very proud of you! Love, Dad cf: Moon, Dale, Chris ci Mike rx Qs .--- wal' N, A x 41 1 L3frg W W .kms X Q X ,l ' ll' 1 'frifwxg Ai U a , , ,, .9 s Y 'E :iw 1 h A r Ag V W 3 f mia avi we .33 .,,,,,, J .Lum 317 ff, wa., , M if gi :.iV: ki 1 ,1-H' hw Q Wi, , jx 6 i ,, E , . l l if I ,. Af if Af' ' Mpgwfw W' M' Q rw-MQ ' ' ' M- 'r 4, i1' . With all Good Wishes Leigh Stoughton and The Class of '79 Leigh and Royal Blue jeans we Pe' Pad ua al 'lfuonuu Mall and Maha Gouda pmpies, al breeds bids, bids, bids fish, aquariums kittens, guinea pigs hamsters, gerbis, bunnies snakes 8 things al pet slppies science diet toods patio doors for pets 0 db SCIENCS ,V DIET , '-f-- e L' Ah-, THOMAS MALI. South llll Nm To Plttldllly A Words OPEN 7 DAYS Ml St. I THDIAS RD. MONJFRI. 10,9 959-ssao SUN' 'M LAWRENCE CAPRETTA 8: ASSOCIATES QF STEVE PETRA its Ki 4 ., f R' ' . 0 3331 N. HAYDEN RD., SUITE 5 u N41 ' - SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251 ., TEL: C6021 949-0816 METRO CENTER Upper LIVUI Immun Goldwater: I leo dnt nu cuvu own A Prom Luck ms A nemo rxwv w. 997-6187 175 END S TIM THE? n an hour's tour of Salt River Projeetfs History Center, youll he fascinated hy the faces and events that pioneered the Salt River Valley. There are tools and artifacts from the inysterlous Hohokaing rare photos of early pioneersg even original documents from Teddy Rooseveltfs cletlieation of Roosevelt Dam in 1911. Come sliare Arizona're4 his- tory with us. The History Center is open weekdays from 9 ann. to 3 pan. Enter our main lohhy, East V an Buren Street at Project Drive. ,' ' .ispsgiryv - - V,----. - .-.. ... -. . ..,....4 Salt River Project WATER 0 POWER APACHE AWNING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL GERARD STUDENTS All Boating Canvas Custom Nlade Mooring Covers -- Convertible Tops, Motor Covers, Camper Rooms -- Recreational Vehicle Awnings -- All Canvas RepairWork. Miruclo Do not pruy for eusy lioeyg pruy to be Jfrouger men. Do riot pruy for tufkf equu! to your loowersg pruy for loowery equu! to your fusky. Thou the doing of your work yloull oo rio miruclo, out you shui! be u rrzirucle. Eoeiyofuy you Jloull wonder ut yourfeuf uf the riclmefs of ZW which lous oome to you by the gruce qf goof -Pliilliby Brooks THE GERARD MOTHERS CLUB Hollarls Homctroom Is Hot! Beth Sack, President Jenny Ross Jacque Phares Joseph Phillips Kim Phillips William Phoenim Joey Pilewicz John Pinniclc Brian Reichardt Dave Reznick Dan Rife N . ,Q 4, Q i J f u Louis Rodriguez Michael Rossman Gregory Sharko Michael Shebek Andrea Shuga John Sizer Jim Slauterbeck Dan Smith Bob Sokolosky Anne Spets John Stevens .1 5. ,J ... f. '- 1 .. ,-, -R .v .x .H Vx M J.. Wake up with a chemical reac- SENIOR HOMEROOM 161. . n , Coming together was the beginning l?,O'I'l ?fi'l MT. Tl'L'l 8llC6ld S home- Keeping together made progress. room! 178 4 .ff f I I IW I I I I III I III I I , W I , 'I' I I II I QI I ll I K , I I' I I I ,I 'I I I I I I I I ' I I . I In I Q' 11 I II ,Q I I XIII ff ,IQI I Q2 I Q SI I II a 0z1yraZzzfcz!zbzz5 I, Q I III I .21 if g,II :I , I III XIII I g I,I I Y I .III II V X I I IIII 69? ff 'IJ IW, 1' Q 1 16 I ' f ,fy I iff Il 2 II II I I II 'I 'I I I 3' 4 ff X CJZQSS f '79 II ' f 74Z9azzJfI'lTS!a2z1e5 9 , 5 W Congratulations to the 425+- Class of '79 ,n4 EVQVJ 5-ff!-JZ:-fx May God be at Don't Let Dad Do lt' If your father plans to dug holes for fence posts trees or a swnmmmg pool don t let hum llft a shovel untll a check IS made on the locatuon of underground utlllty lmes If ln doubt about where to call phone us We ll euther send someone out or refer you to the Blue Stake Underground Locatlng Center nn your area lt s a free C Z t servnce Always use It to avoud dugglng S O af yourself unto a dangerous sltuatlon CJ 5 frtena Friend of Youth 1978 79 actroztzes Youth Appreczatton week November 6 10 1978 LGHGTS Matt Malenfant Setences Daoftd Dzppre Squaw Peak March 2,4 1979 Gerard Superstars Cornpetttzon March Q4 1979 I . . . I 0 A' P bl' S ' C . wfemflaowvouuve - 7 Arts ....................................... Anne Hoogeroorst . National Oratorical Contest O 7 7 el Q? Q ojiyra ukflozzj ff I N 54:1 272811 1111511 Q WW 79 May the Grace of our Lord Be wzth you the rest of Your lwes 1978 7.9 Student Couuczl It s Beeu A Pleasure To Serve Our Sous Aud Daughters Cougratulatzous Seruors The Gerard Booster Club iw 4 , JC f 3. C., fo I , 71:1-. 97 t 9 2 : may . 455 S GLS 181 Gvoqemsey Oar Best to Yea . tn the Fataere Q Chuck F h M lk Dad di M om 31113111011 new F5 J Congfratalatwns Q ,mth St was 959 0031 and the 4111 N ltth St Class of 79 Here When You Neeel Us L 0'Ue Fl Ts For All Occasvclgflzes and Always Mom Dad Mary BGUL D F Agggaydzifxbcxibtsoy Colette and Bmclgett V S 691, o ,I 0 .O A 135' res i and Icecream I. -Q s RQ? ' ' s .4. I SZ ' Florist. Katie 'lil ,lf ' -I V ' I l . , t , l v, 1 2 O Q ABC THEA TRICAL THE BUSH WACKER EVERYTHING FOR THE DANCER UNISEX HAIR STYLING SALQNS PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS SHOES MENQQWOMENXCHILDRENWTAP BALLETXTOEXA CROBA TIC Manufacturers of Leotarols In 10025 Stretch Nylon Millskins Watch for our Logo 'ln your f ti Stores-Spas-Dance Schools Wholesale and Retail 2 Recital Costurnes-Porn Poon- 1 Skating-Mascots-Majorettes I i Specializing iii 2025 Dzscount for All Gerard Made to Ordefr Cogtumeg Sl?,ld6'I'LlfS WILO IWe7Ll'l0'l'L TlL?fS Ad Dance Lzne JZ Halloween A1150 gh 5 30 Pm y E b k Bertha M ajka 7049 C I ac 258 5265 258 5204 825 N 7th St 946 H00 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE GERARD HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION SERVING GERARD CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH THESE STANDING COMMITTEES MR ROBERT WEDGE PRESIDENT MRS BARBARA SCH WAN VICE PRESIDENT MRS AUDREY KIRKEGAARD SECRETARY MRS ANNETTE WOLFF TREASURER MR JAMES MILLSTONE PARISH LIASON MR CLAUDE OLNEY FACULTYLIASON MRS JEAN THOMPSON WA YS AND MEANS MR KENNETH TONEY BUILDING AND GROUNDS ' Call for in Inent 9am - .' f l Mon a ru Saturday - . ame - - Camelback Mall, Scottsdale MR. LARRYMALENEANEHffffffffffff'fffffffffffffffffff.fffffffffflffffffffffffff PAST PRESIDENT 183 PATRCNS Congratulations Theresa Ajamie! We are proud of you! Dad, Mom, Tom, Jean, Jackie, John, and Chi-Chi. Congratulations Vanessa! Mom, Dad, and Valerie George Chasse and Associates, Realtors. 3003 N. Central Ave, Suite 111, Phoenix, AZ. God Bless You Cami, and the Class of ,79 Mr. Sz Mrs. Thomas Corwin Best wishes to the class of '79 The Dupey Family Congratulations to Mary Ann and the kitchen-table crew Barb and Jim To you, God's best, To God, your best. Mrs. Giltner and Amy May you Walk with God always. Mr. and Mrs. john Knudsen Congratulations Class of '79 Dr. 8c Mrs. Gennaro Licosati Good Luck Bob and Class of '79 Mr. 81 lvlrs. Martin Manning The Dan Yahraus Family Congratulations Class of '79 We are proud of you, Geralyn! God Bless You! The Reznicks, Mom, Dad, Tad, David, john, Lenore and Elise. Congratulations Chris and Class of '79 Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd H. Robertson God be with you - Congratulations Class of ,79 Mr. 8: lVLrs. Wfendell E. Rossman Congratulations, Andy! Mom, Dad, Mike, Kevin, and Paul Salcido Congratulations, Tony and Class of '79 Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph Scuderi Congratulations Seniors! Mrs. Phillip Sletten Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene Calcagno Mr. 8: Mrs. Gene Bourque Mr. lVIr. 81 Mrs. G. Cattell Mr. Pat and Rita Farrell Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Bill Lehmann Mr. The John Mclninch Family Mr. 8c Mrs. 8clVLrs 8z Mrs 8cMrs 8: Mrs Henry Paytas Charles Schweikert Walter Sikora james Stanton james E. Kennedy THOR ANDERSON- Backpacking 3,4. VANESSA AYALA- Softball 3. AARON BANKOWSKI- Basketball 1,25 Foot- ball 1,3,45 Baseball 25 Letterman 2,3,4. ROBERT BRESCIA- Basketball 1,2,45 Foot- ball 15 Track 1,45 Letterman 1,45 Key Club Pres. 4. MARY BRIEHL- Drama 1,2,3,' NHS 2,3, Pres. 45 Youth for Life 2,35 Yearbook 45 Matmaids 45 Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 German Award 1,25 Alg. 2 Award,' Biology Award,' World History Award5 Who's Who. MICHAEL BUSSOLETTI STEVE CARROLL- Backpacking 3,4. MELISSA CLARK- Homeroom Pres. 15 CYO 1,2,3,'Sen1or Brunch Committee 15 Prom Host- ess 25 Class Sec. 2,35 Prom Chairman 35 Activ- ity Award 3,45 Religion Award 35 Chemistry Award 35 Anytown Delegate 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Most Reliable 45 Ski Club 3,45 Student Body Cor!Sec. 4. CAMI CORWIN- Statfor Track 3,45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 45 Mascot 4. ENNA COTA MARK DHAENENS- Football 1,2,3,' Track 15 Band 1,25 Baseball 3,45 NHS 3, Treas. 45 Homeroom Pres. 45 Letterman 3,4,' NEDT Award5 Spanish Award5 Math Award. DA VID DIPPRE- CYO 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Golf 15 Baseball 2,35 First Honors 1,2,35 Chemistry Award5 NHS 2,3,4. JIM DUNLA VEY- Basketball 1,' Letterman 15 GOU 15 Key Club 45 Baseball 4. DIANE DUPEY- Homeroom Pres. 1,3,' Track 1,2,' NHS 2,3, Sec 45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Cheer 45 Sweetheart Nom. 35 Pep Club 45 ASU Scholar- ship 3,' Ski Club 3,4,' Student Body V.P. 45 Who's Who5 Homecoming Nom, 4. GARY EAGAN- Football 25 Track 3. NANCY EBERHARDT- CYO 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,25 Candy Striper 1,2,' Key Club 45 Pep Club 4. GRETCHEN ECKSTEIN- CYO 1,25 Drama 1,2,3,' NHS 2,3,45 Matmaid 35 Key Club V.P. 45 Pep Club 45 Who's Who. STEVE ESPINOZA- Backpacking 2,3,4. STEVE FARRELL- Homeroom Pres. 1,25 Baseball 15 Class Treas. 35 Activity Award 35 Key Club 45 Ski Club 1,2,3, V.P. 45 Yearbook 45 Unwnjack 4. AIDA FERNANDEZ- Drama 1, GAA 25 Glee Club 35 Candy Striper 2,35 All-State Choir Fi- nalist5 Sal Burser Day Academic Com- petition,' Spanish Award,' Edwards and Kern County Art Show, First Place. TOM FINNERTY- Football 1,2,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Pres. 25 CYO 2,3,4. ANDREA FRANKS BRIDGET FORD- Homeroom Pres. 15 Senior Brunch Committee 15 NHS 2,3,45 Prom Host- ess 25 Yearbook 2,3, Editor 4,' Key Club 45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Chairman 35 Pep Club 45 VVho's Who 3,45 Society of Distinguished High School Students 45 National Award for Ea:- cellence. MARY ANN GALLAGHER- Homeroom Pres. 1,2, CYO 1,2,3, V.P. 45 Pep Club 1,45 C.C.D. 25 Cheer 2,35 Captain 45 Activity Award 253,45 Ski Club 3,45 Key Club 45 History Award 35 Who's Who Among U .S. High School Students5 Homecoming Candidate 45 Student Council Recording Secretary 4. LIZ GA TES- Pep Club 1,2,45 Pom 2,3,45 Elec- tions Committee 45 National Award for Ea:- cellence. LORI GE YER LARRY GEARE MARK GILBERT- Baseball 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Basketball 35 Who's Who Among U.S. High School Students5 National High School Award for Excellence. PAT HOLMES- CYO 1,2,3,45 Track 3. JAMES HAVER- School Paper 3,45 Back- packing Club 3,4. DAVE HENZERLING- Basketball 1,2,3,' Track 25 Yearbook 3. FRITZI HOLLAENDER- Chairman March of Dimes 15 Class Secretary 15 Powder Puff 1,2,3,45 Pom 2,3, captain 45 Key Club 45 Let- terman 2,3,45 School Paper 45 Who's Who Among U.S. High School Students. SHELLEY HOWELLS- Drama 15 Girls' State Delegate 35 NHS M45 Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 Mascot 45 Thespians. KATHY JAKUBCZYK- Youth for Life Pres. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Key Club 45 NHS 3,45 World History Award. CINDY JAY- CYO 15 Senwr Brunch Com- mittee 15 Powder Puff1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Programs 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Sweetheart Queen 35 Homeroom Pres. 35 Class Treasurer 45 Key Club 45 Who's Who Among U.S. High School Students. DONALD J. KELLY- CYO 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Who's Who Among U.S. High School Students, Most Valu- able Player, Track. JOE KRELL- Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Spanish Award, State Math Test Award, NHS 4, Who's Who Among U.S. High School Students. JOE LARKIN- Class V.P. 1,2, Activity Award 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Class Pres. 3, Exchange Editor Unum Jack 4, Sweetheart Nominee 3, Homecoming Nominee 4, Student Council Treasurer 4. KEVIN LA TIN- Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Key Club 4, Most Improved Basketball 3. JEANNETTE LECHLEITER- CYO 1,2, Treasurer 3,4, Drama 3,4, Youth for Life 1,2,3,4, NHS 2,3,4,' Key Club V.P. 4, Pep Club 4, Matmaids 3,4, Spanish I Award,' 1st Place State Math Contest. MARK LEJEUNE- Chemistry Award 3,' Key Club 4, Ski Club 4. THERESE LETSON- Pep Club 1,2,3, Softball 1,3, Letterman 1,2,3, Track 2, Backpacking Club 1, Two State Math Certy'icates, Most Athletic 4. SHERIE LOONEY- Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letterman 1,2,3,4, Track Stat 1,2,3,4, English Certyicate, Most Improved Player, Basketball. MATT MALENFANT- Baseball 1, Football 1,2,3,4,' Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, NHS 2,3,45 Homeroom Pres. 4, Key Club 4, Al- gebra Award,' Science Award, Chemistry Award, English Award, National Award for Excellence, Who's Who. GINA MAZZONE- Youth for Life 1,2, V.P. 3,4 BOB MANNING- Basketball 1,2, Backpack- ing Club 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4. ANNE MCANINCH- Drama 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Youth for Life 1,2,3,4, Matmaids 2,3, School Paper 4, C.C.D. 4. TIM MCA WARD- Honor Society 2,3,4, Foot- -rtf- :J ..!i2l1.,: -' , fa-1:-:Q , ..... ,,.,,,. ,, cc., ,.. .... ball 1, Track 3,4,' Society of Distinguished Amerwan High School Students, Who 's Who. KATHY MCGUIRE- Track 1,3,4, Letterman 3, Matmaids 4. PATRICK KELLY MCSHANE- Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4. ALBERT MICELI- Honor Society 2, C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4,' Baseball, Track 2,3,4, Letterman 3, Eagle, Distinguished American High School Student. KATIE MILLSTONE- Yearbook 4, Track 1,2, Matmauts 4. RA Y M ULCH VALERIE NYIRI- Student Council 4, Drama 1,2,3, School Paper 3,4, Powder Pujj' 4, Youth for LU'e 1,2,3,4, Poetry Contest, pub- lished in Anthology of National High School Students. LARS OLSEN- School Paper 3, Backpacking Club 3,4. PA ULA PACHECK- Honor Society 3,4, C.Y.O. 4, St. Joseph Auxiliary or Candy Striper 1,2, Youth for Ly'e 1,2,3,4,' Key Club 4, Spanish Award 1,2, World History Award, American History Award, Chemistry Award, Religion Award, Distinguished American High School Students, Who's Who. JOE PALIAFITO- Key Club 4, Ski Club 3,4. ANA PARRA- Drama 1,2,3, Key Club 4, Youth for Life 1,2,3,4. TOM PETROLA- Letterman 2,3. PA UL PRA THER- Football 2, Math Award 1. STEVE PURCELL- School Paper 4. JACQUELINE QUINN- C.Y.O. 1, Drama 2, School Pa er 2,3,4,' Youth for Life 2,3,4,' Home- coming Cgmmittee. CHRIS RADCLIFFE- Football 1, Track 2,3,.4, Letterman 3,4. CHRIS RAWLINGS- Basketball 1, Football 1,2,3,4. GERALYN REZNICK- Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Drama 1,2, School Paper 2,3,4, Key Club 4, Homeroom Officer 4,' Mat- maids 1,2, Who's Who 2,3,4, National Award for Excellence 3, Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4. CHRIS ROBERTSON- Baseball 1,2,3 WENDY ROSSMAN- Track 1, Cheerleader I, Key Club 4, Letterman 1, Ski Club 1,2,3,4. CLAY RUBANO- Key Club 4, Junior Achievement 3, Ski Club 4. ANNE RYAN- Honor Society 3,4, Drama 1,2,3,4, Matmaid 2,3,4, Youth for Life 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Committee, State Math Test 2, English Award 3. ANDY SALCIDO- Baseball 1,4, Basketball 1. RICK SCHMIDT- C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Religum Award, Outstanding Band Award, Highest Salesman in Cheese Sale. KATHRYN SCHOLZ- Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Speech 2, Yearbook 4, Basketball Varsity 1, Key Club 4, Ski Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Library Club 2,3, Block B 1,2,3, Debate Club 4,' Photo Club 3, Intermurals 1,2,3, Aquacades fdirec- tor, writerj 1,2,3, California Scholarship Fed- eration 3, Who's Who 3,4, Society of Distin- guished Students 4. LOIS ANN SCHULTZ- Drama 1,2, School Pa- per 1,3, Basketball 2, Powder Pujj' l,2,3, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Class Officer 1, St. Joseph Aux- iliary or Candy Striper 2,3, Swim Team 1 Swimming L.V. 187 0 l.n..4nn.. I STEVE SCHWAN- Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,Lq Track 1,2,3,Lg Letterman 1,2,3,A,' All State Defensive End. MIKE SCULLY- Football !,,' Track 1,2,3,l,,' Letterman 1,3,l,. KATHY SEELE- CYO 1,2,' C.C.D. 1,2. MIKE SHA VER- Track 2. DANA SHIRAZI S eech 1 2 3 Science Club ' P 1 ,- I 2,35 School Paper 1,2,' Track 2,35 Class Officer 3,' Honor Roll 3. DALE SKIDMORE- School Paper 3. CAROL SMITH- Chorus tg Powder Puff 4. PEGGY STEVENS- Student Council 2,3,4,' C.Y.O. 2,3,' Basketball Varsity 1,' Volleyball Varsity 1,' Key Club 1,5 Letterman 1,3,,4g Class Pres. 2,' Class V.P. 35 Candy Striper 1,' Soft- 188 ball Varsity 1,3,I,g Ski Club 1,2, V.P. 3, Pres. tg Powder Puwff1,2,3,t,' Youth for Life Pres. 1, V.P. 2,3,!,,' ho's Who I,,' Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 4, Scholastic Award for Excellence 3,.4,' Home- coming Nominee !,,' Sweetheart Nominee 3,' Best Sportsmanship Award tg Homecoming Overall Chairman 45 Activity Award 1,2,3,.4. BRIAN THOMAS- Football 1,25 Key Club 4. LORY TARRAGO- Student Council 1,5 C.Y.O. 1,' Powder Puff 3,4,' Track 2,' Cheerleader 3,4,' Pep Club Lg Who's Who. MAUREEN TINNEY- Key Club 4. MARK TITUS- Football 1,2,3,4,' Track 1,2,' Honorable Mention Football 2. TINA TOMINI- Volleyball 1,' Powder Puff1,!,. JULIE TONEY- Student Council l,2,3,!,,' Science Club Ag Pom-Pom 2,3,4,' Key Club ,4,' Pep Club 44 Letterman 2,3,4,' Homeroom Offi- cer 1,2,3,' Class Ojicer 45 Sweetheart Nominee, Homecoming1Nominee,' Activity Award. CINDY TUCCIO- NHS 3,45 Key Club !,,' Pep Club Ag Powder Puff Lg Ski Club 3,4 MARK TURNER- Baseball 1,2,3,4,' Basketball 1,2,.?,I.,' Football 1,2,3,4,' Track 3,!,. KAREN WEDGE- Science Club tg School Pa- per 4,' Cheerleader 1,2,3,' Key Club 45 Pep Club 45 Letterman 35 Homeroom Officer 1,35 Scuba Club 3,' Wh0's Whog Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Activity Award 1,2,3,' Certifcate ofMerit- NEDT test: Anymwn Delegate. REN EE WE YTS TOM WILKINSON- Yearbook 45 Baseball 1,25 Key Club A. TERRY WINN- Baseball 1,2,3,4,' Letterman 3,4 nk? JOE WOLFF TOM FAGAN- Drama 1,' Science Club 1,2,3,4,' Yeo rbook 3,!i,' Amateur Radio Operator 1,2,3,4Q Operator if School Audio Visual supplies 1,2,4,' Whols Whog Certificate rf High Reading Abilityg 1,' Certificate of Achievement in Reading 2g Clyde Training Award. ANNE HOOGERVORST- NHS 2,3245 Class Sec. 4,' Stat for Baseball 35 Key Club 4,' Home- room Pres. 25 Youth for Life 1,' Ski Club 3,' Se- nior Brunch Chairman 1,' Who's Who 3,45 So- ciety of Distinguished High School Students 3,45 Top Honors 1,2,' U fy' A Achievement Award 35 Optomist Clubg Intermurals, Na- tional Award for Excellenceg Award jbr Fine Arts 45 Chem Study Award 3,' Biology Award 25 Spanish Award 1,3. MARGIE KIRCH- Student Council 4,' Drama 1,25 School Paper 3,4g Matmaids 1,2,3,4,' Key Clubg Who's Who,' Youth jbr Life 1,2,4. BRIDGET SULLIVAN- Class Treas. 1,25 Ski Club 3,4. ff. ' Q if Y, is Q' ,. 1. 6 . 2' ' ,W . 1 'P K My .f 1 6 X 3 J 1 5 g ,wg 'ir n 1951 Ls Q 7 f W1-ovrf 3750 in x Z '51 XX.. 4 ,4 WW, SEN I ORS Theresa Ajamie 94, 111 Thor Anderson 111, 113 Vanessa Ayala 13, 111 Aaron Bankowski 111, 114 Michelle Baumgartner 112 Robert Brescia 12, 14, 100, 102, 112 M1m,Brieh194, 102, 105, 106, 112, 96 Mike Bnssoletti 112 Steve Carroll 112 Mel1'Ssa Clark 8, 13, 86, 101, 112, 122 Sherry Clark 112 Cami Corwirl 9, 11, 112, 96 Enna Cota 113 Mark Dhaenens 89, 102, 113, 118 David Dippre 34, 104, 105, 113 Jim Dunlavey 113 Diane Dupey 9, 13, 15, 16, 79, 86, 102, 105, 106, 113, 125, 97 Gary Eagan 113 Nancy Eberhardt 113 Gretchen Eckstein 9, 94, 113, 121 Steve Espinoza 114 Thomas Fagan 114 Steve Farrell 9, 15, 16, 86, 100, 114, 97 Aida Fernandez 114 Tom Finnerty 23, 36, 114 Charles Fleming 66, 67, 99, 114 Bridget Ford 97, 105, 106, 114 Andrea Franks 114 Cheryl French 114 Mary Ann Gallagher 8, 15, 16, 79, 86, 114, 125 97 Liz Gates 81, 106, 115 Dominic Gaudio 115 Larry Geare 115 Lori Geyer 91, 115 Mark Gilbert 35, 106, 113, 115 Chuck Greenfield 115 Jim Haver 91, 115 Dave Henzerling 35, 113, 115 Fritzi Hollaender 81, 115 Pat Holmes 34, 115 Anne Hoogervorst 8, 89, 105, 106, 115 Shelly Howells 115 Kathy Jakubczyk 34, 103, 116 Cindy Jay 9, 15, 17, 19, 25, 89, 101, 106, 116 Don Kelly 12, 116, 125 Margie Kirch 90, 91, 94, 105, 121, 116 Mike Knndsen 9, 16, 46, 89, 105, 116 Joe Krell 43, 116 Monte Kruszeniak 113, 116 Joe Larkin 8, 16, 86, 91, 102, 114,116,117 192 Varsity Football Kneeling, T, Kelly, R. Grimm, J. Zeiser, M. Turner, T. McShane, M. Lane, J. Krell, J. Conner, J. Larkin, A. Bankowski, 2 Row- D. Gilb, M. Dhaenens, S. Finnerty, D. Smith, R. Lucari, B. Thompson, M. Scully, C. Rawlings, M. Henry, J. Phillipa, L. Rodriguez, M. Titus, M. Knndsen, 3 Row- Coach Carroll, Coach Berges, Coach Christensen, Coach Stone, Coach Me- rino, T. Kirkegaard, S, Schwan, T. Finnerty, M. Lehman, J. Slaughterback, J. Gourley, M. Ma- lenfant, T, Briehl. J. V. Football- H. Bool, E. Waller, T. Mack, J. Spets, J. Verdugo, P. Rawlings, P. Campbell, J. Daley, Row 2- Coach Christensen, Coach Berges, Coach Stone, S. Grady, T. Seivert, B. Gates, P. Schwan, L. Zeiser, M. Fleming, D. Robertson, D. Gilb, Row 3- D. Gilb, Gl Hall, R. Lucari, S. Finnerty, T. Kirkgaard, D. Sieczkowski, J. Stanton, D. Smith. Row 1 J. Sack, P. Erhard, S. Kmetkog R. Pongratzg T. Kizwr, T. Boersma, B. Dehaveng D Bradley. Row 2 D. Harris, J. Redingg J. Relph, capt, S. Hilhouse, P. Walheing C. Chirumbolo, J Berlin, T. Suriano, T. Mattia, capt, M. Ashford, Row 3 T. Sizer, J. Hubbard, J. Dicaro, P. Slet- ten, captg G. Basila, A. Yahrausg J. Binsfeld, B. Ringsrud, R. Candelaria, K. Cox, T. Fitz- maurikeg B. Gore, Coach LaBlanc. Varsity Volleyball Row 1- S. Butts, T. Lopez, Row 2- S. Saunders, D. Jay, C. Karbo, Row 8- Miss Murphey, M. McVe?ly M. Glenn. J. V. Volleyball Row 1- D. Calcagno, M. Campbell, A. Chavarria, B. Savage, S. Pina, Istandingj S. Kinney, K. Knudsen, M. Lawrence, P. Nash, M. Schwan, J. Wobf Coach Murphy. girls J.V. and Varsity Basketball 1Kneelingl S. Butts, S. Pulido, L. Cheung, D. Calcagno, M. ampbell, A. LeBlanc, T. Lopez, Istandingj Coach LeBlanc, M. Glenn, S. Looney, G. Sharko, M. .McVey, C. Karbo, D. Baker, J. Yahraus. Kevin Latin 32, 117 Jeannette Lechleiter 103, 117 Mark LeJe'l,lne 86, 101, 117 Therese Letson 9, 117 Sherri Looney 117 Matt Malenfant 11, 44, os, 70, 71, 106, 117 Bob Manning 118 Gina Mazzone 118 Anne McAninch 118 Tim McAward 118, 102 Kathy McGuire 118 Kelly McShone 10, 08, 70, 71, 118 Albert Miceli 118 William Miller 8, 13, 15, 16, 17, 25, 57, 80, 88 118 Katie Millstone 97, 118 Lisa Mondo 119 Ray Mulch 119 Denise Norman 119 Val Nyiri 90, 105, 119, 121 Lars Olsen 119 Paula Pachek 106, 119 Joe Paliafito 9, 37, 91 Anna Parra 119, 121 Thomas Petrola 120 Paul Prather 120 Steve Purcell 91, 120 Jackie Quinn 90, 105, 120 Chris Radcliffe 12, 118, 120 Chris Rawlings 9, 10, 45, 120 Gerry Rcznick 89, 106, 120 Chris Robertson 120 Wendy Rossman 10, 23, 121 Clay Rubano 121 Anne Ryan 103, 121 Andy Salcido 121 Rick Schmidt 120, 121 Kathy Scholz 97, 105, 106, 120, 121 Lois Ann Schultz 121 Dean Schwach 93, 121 Steve Schwan 9, 10, 15, 122 Tony Scuderi 122 Mike Scully 8, 122 Kathy Seele 122 Dana Shirazi 122 Chris Sufczkofwski 44, 122 Dale Skidmore 123 Carol Smith 92, 123 Peggy Stevens 15, 10, 18, 100, 101, 106, 123 Bridget Sullivan 123 Ernest Tarrago 8, 45, 123 Lory Tarrago 78, 79, 89, 123 Brian Thomas 8, 13, 81, 123 193 Maureen Tinney 124 Mark Titus 9, 46, 124 Trina Tobias 94, 124 Tina Tomini 124 Julie Toney 9, 13, 15, 16, 80, Cindy Tuecio 10, 106, 124 Mark Turner 8, 47, 124 Karen Vandenburg 9, 124 Kurt Vehr 124 Karen Wedge 14, 79, 124 Renee Weyts 125 Tom Wilkinson 96, 125 Terry Winn 125 Larry Winters 59, 113, 115, 125 Joe Woqf 9, 8.9, 125 Jeff Zeiser 113, 115, 125 8L J UNIORS Jean Ajamie 24, 89, 127 Barbara Allen 105, 127 Joe Angulo 127 Angela Ashford 24, 101, 127 Paul Bernardo 127 Chuck Beshears 135 Nancy Birmingham 98, 127 Paul Bleier 127 Terry Brennan 127 David Bresnahan 24, 36, 105, 127 Lisa Broderick 127 Valerie Burkhart 128 Sandy Butts 52, 128 Jack Cattell 135 George Chasse 23, 101, 128 Anna Chavarria 128 Frank Chirumbolo 135 Ralph Clem 128 Paul Ciffin 135 Jim Conner 128 Mike Cryan 128 Mike Cuccurullo 135 Anthony Damiano 128 Vickie Dearing 128 Caroline De Prima 128 Chrilw De Prima 99, 128 Mike Dougherty 129 Cindy Eagan 129 Tom Emele 129 Rick Filler 129 Shawn Finnerty 129 194 89, 101, 124 Cindy Fitchner 129 Roger Fitzrnaurice 61, 47, 106, 129 David Fuhrrnan 129 Tina Geare 129 Theresa Gil 129 David Gill? 46, 71, 98, 129 Marty Glenn 24, 65, 89, 105, 106, 129 Randy Gonzales 129 Jim Gourley 24, 25, 45, 58, 105, 135, 129 David Greatorex 93, 129 Jerry Grucky 129 Joe Gninsler 58, 130 Sue Hall 89, 130 Dennis Hanley 101, 130 Hayden Harris 130 Mike Henry 24, 105, 130 Terri Henzerling 24, 89, 101, Dan Hoogeruorst 130 John Hubbs 130 Rob Hulet 46, 105, 130, 96 Cathy Humphrey 130 Bill Hutton 130 Debbie Jay 32, 130 Tara Jones 96, 130 Carolyn Karbo 52, 53, 131 Tim Kelly 131 Rose Khoury 131 Jackie Kirkpatrick 97, 131 Judy Kohl 131 Mike Lane 10, os, 09, ro, 71, Mark Lehmann 45, 101, 131 Gayle Leirer 131 Rocco Lucari 131 Paula Magnusson 131 Pete Maguire 131 Kathy Marshall 131 Tony McAward 131 Diane McGuire 91, 131 Janie McMullin 131 105, 130 131 Meg McVey 52, 53, 65, 89, 132 Tim Meise 132 Rob Mitchell 66, 132, 96 Rebecca Nabity 132 Chris Nellie 132 Jim Nichols 132 Howard Pardi 132 Cecilia Parker 91 , 132 David Peloso 132 Jacque Phares 132 Joe Phillips 132 Kim Phillips 132 Bill Phoenix 47, 132 Wrestling fkneelingj T. Mack, J. Spets, B. Filler, M. Lane, J. Licosati, S. Tollman, W. Sikora, 2nd Row Coach Christensen, K. McShane, D. Gilb, M. Malenfant, D. Reznick, S. Grady, L. Zei- ser, J. Gray, J. Vehr, Coach Zang. Cross. Country J. Suriano,. T. Sullivan, C. GOU' Coach Curran, R. Hulet, B. Hutton, B. Fleming, C0001 K6ClC, R- Mlwlwll- Reichardt, J. Pilewicz, J. Stevens. 195 Varsity Cheer- L. Tarrago, co-captain, T. Suriano, MA. Gallagher, captaing S. Corwin, D. Dupeyg B. Sack, T. Gil,' T. Henzerling. Freshmen Cheer- M. Moncher, A. Krellg C. Vandenberg, co-captain, L. Chavarriag M. Clark, captain. JV Cheer- T. Daley,' M. Reichenbergerg M. Jones, co-eaptaing K. Welsh, V. Rivasg D. Tarrago, captain. I ..,. Joe Pilewwz 132 John Pinnick 22, 91, 132 Brian Reichardt 132 Dan Rife 132 Louis Rodriguez 24, 25, 56, 59, Mike Rossman 133 Beth Sack 24, 25, 89, 105, 133 Greg Sharko 44, 61, 105, 133 Alan Sandoval 133 Mike Shebek 133 Molly Shocklee 89, 133, 96 Andrea Shuga 133 John Sizer 133 Jim Slaughterbeck 46, 133 Dan Smith 24, 89, 105, 133, 135 Robert Sikolosky 37, 133 Ann Spets 133 John Stevens 36, 135 Andy Stewart 135 Judy Sulcalle 133 Todd Sullivan 66, 67, 133 John Suriano 66, 101, 133 Theresa Tenczar 133 Lisa Thompson 133 Bob Thompson 133 Pete Tollman 133 Lisa Tomini 134 105, 132, 135 Marianne Vandenburg 24, 105, 134 John Vehr 70, 134 Ileen Vinesky 134 Chris Vogel 134 Pat Voita 36, 134 Don Wade 134 Chuck Wahlheim 24, 57, 105, 134 Tom Ward 134 James Watsom 134 Jeannie Yahraus 64, 89, 134 Ann Young 96, 135 Greg Zaclcowski 10, 135 Andrea Zbiegien 135 Monica Ziegman 135, 12, 36 SOPH OM ORES Corrine Assenza 137 Kathy Blanchard 137 Al Bonaguidi 137 Herb Bool 49, 137 Tom Briehl 56, 88, 137 Marlb Bulgarella 137 Christine Burruel 137 Colleen Byrne 137 Mike Cahill 137 Mary Beth Campbell 137 Pete Campbell 137, 141 Maruzn Castle 137 Lily Cheung 138 Mike Chirumbolo 138 Stacey Corwin 89, 138, 140 John Grant 138 John Daley 138, 143 Tessie Daley 138 Jim Dembecki 138 Michael Dippre 138 Ann Ducey 138 Elaine Eagan 138 Dave Edgeworth 18, 66, 67, 138 Robin England 138 Dana Falconer 138 Robert Filler 138, 145 Mike Fleming 138 Patty Gallagher 13, 80, 81, 88, 139 Louis Garcia 139 Bob Gates 60, 139 Greg Geyer 139 Dan Gilb 138 Amy Giltner 88, 139 Karen Grady 139 Steve Grady 71, 88, 139 Jejf Grey 139 Wendi Green 92, 98, 139, 96 Rick Grimm 44, 139 Gary Hall 139 Paul Hamra 139 Shawn Haugen 140 Steve Hauser 140 Alan Head 140, 145 Ann Hoebreckcc 140 Joe Hoebreckx 140 Eileen Holland 140 Kim Howells 140 Joe Illes 140 Lorri Insalaco 140 Jackie Iossi 140 Mairin Jones 140 Pam Joseph 140 Tom Kirkegaard 60, 61, 140 Joan Kizer 80, 140 Ann Knudsen 141 Robert Knudsen 141 Susan Koessler 141 Angela LaBarbera 141 Varsity Pom- L. Gates, J. Toney, Co-captain, J. Kizer, K. Howells, A. Ashford, F. Hollaender, captain, P. Gallagher, A. LaBarbera,' K. Mackey. JV Pom- L. Insalaco, A. Giltner, C. Sargent, captain, P. LeBoau, C. Burns, K. Blanchard, ,M Castle, C. Millstone, co-captain. Matmaids- K. Millstone, J. Lechleiter, A. Ryan, K. Toney, C. Assenza, T. Langston, M. Briehl, co-cpatain, A. Knudsen, M. Kirch, captain. B. Lewis, J. Kiser, V. Dearing, C. Hulloran, A. Spets, J. Iossi, T. Kiser, M. Julizn, J. Hulloran, B. Edes, G. Peloso, C. Fleming, J. Svetlik, D. Schwach, N. Petra, R. Conchos, A. Shuga, D. Peloso, J. McGuiness, M. Dearing. P. Hambra, J. Blewett, J. Relph, M. Dearing, A. Teslcey, W. Green, F. Ford, T. Springsteen, B. Johnson, B. Edes, T. Sullivan, D. Bell, E. Coda, C. Smith, N. Richardson. Pep Club Tina Langston 141 Mike Latin 141 Mwhelle Lawrence 138, 141 Donna Laws 141 Annette LeBlanc 145 Paula LeBeau 145 Beth Lewis 141, 144 John Licosati 101, 144, 141 Terri Lopez 32, 53, 64, 88, 137, 11,1 Kim Lowenberg 141 Tony Mack 71, 141 Karen Mackey 142 Colette Millstone 145 Kerrye Mosely 142 Jackie Mullen 142 Peggy Nash 53, 77 Liz Nigrelli 142 Joyce Novascone 142 Robert Olney 142 Dianne Orphanos 142 Kim Pollicino 145 Stephanie Pina 142 Chris Prusalcowski 142 Susie Puluio 101, 142 Pat Rawlings 142 Marcy Reichenberger 77, 142 Valerie Rivas 142 David Robertson 143 Diane Ross 143 Pat Runninger 143 John Ryan 143 Chris Sargent 12, 14, 88, 14 Sheila Saunders 105, 143 Barbara Savage 143 Margie Schwan 88, 143 Pete Schwan 45, 48, 4.9, 143 Dale Scuderi 143 Tim Seivert 145 Gail Sharko 65, 143 Dan Sieczkowski 143 Steve Smith 143 Jim Spets 68, 143 Tora Springsteen 144, 97 Renee Stallard 144 Jim Stanton 144 Gerianne Stewart 144 Teresa Suriano 140, 144 John Svetlilc 105, 144 Shannon Sylvester 144 Drina Tarrago 76, 77, 144 Michelle Tenczar 144 Katy Toney 88, 141, 144 Gary Underhill 7, 144 John Verdugo 144 Ernie Waller 101, 144 5, 137 ,ffl A. Parra, T. Ajamie, G. Eckstein, C. Tuccio, B. Brescia, A. Ryan, G. Reznick, J. Lechleiter, C. Eagan, A. Chavarria, J. Dunlavey, D. Gaudio, P. Pachek, K. Jakubozyk, C. Burruel, A. Ashjkzrd, L. Petrola, S. Purcell, P. Stevens, W. Rossman, A. Hoogervorst, N. Eberhardt, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Jazuvin, K. Scholz, M. Kirch, M. Briehl, P. Gallagher, J. Woyf A. Young, B. Ford, Fr. Skibbie- moderator. B. Miller, M.A. Gallagher, M. Clark, D. Dupey, J. Larkin, S. Grady, K. Toney, P. Gallagher, M. Schwan, D. Smith, S. Hall, Miss Savarese, M. Mc Vey, M. Shocklee, J. Yahraus, A. Giltner, C. Sargent, S. Corwin, J. Ajamie, B. Sack, L. Tarrago, A. Hoogervorst, J. Wobf M. Glenn, H. Bar- tel, J. Relph, L. Chavarria, C. Vandenberg, M. Mencher, K. Orphanus, J. Ajamie, J. England, C. Jay, M. Malenfant, M. Knudsen, M. Dhaenens, J. Toney, T. Henzerling. J. Ajamie, A. Parra, T. Ajamic, C. Parker, V. Dearing, A. Angulo, A. Shuga, B. Birningham, A. Marino, S. Hall, A. Ryan, J. Lechleiter, A. Chavarria, N. Birmingham, A. Spets, J. Kirk- patrick, W. Green, J. Ajamie, M. Rife, S. Saunders, J. Novascone, D. Gilb, M. Kirch, G. Eck- stein, B. Allen, D. Smith, A. Young. Paul Watkins 144 Joe Watson 99, 145 Rochelle Watson 145 Kathy Welsh 142, 145 Lynn Wickman 145 Joyce Winn 145 Jan Wo419f53, 145 Ann Wrzyszynski 145 Julie Zeldin 145 Larry Zeiser 70, 71, 145 FRESHM EN Jackie Ajamie 87, 146 Julie Allen 146 Amtrea Angulo 146 Mark Ashjord 50, 146 Valerie Ayala 146 Bob Baker 146 Donna Baker 146 Harry Bartel 87, 148 Greg Basila 148 Danielle Bell 148 John Berlin 51, 63, 148 John Binsfeld 51, 148 Bruce Birmingham 98, 96, Joe Blewett 148 Brian Block 155 Terry Boersma 50, 51, 148 Neal Bourque 148 Doug Bradley 148 Carole Bresnahan 77, 148 Denise Calcagno 64, 148 John Campbell 148 Richard Candelaria 148 Patrick Carty 155 Chris Cebuhar 148 Susan Chavez 148 Lori Chavarria 77, 87, 148 Chris Chirumbolo 51, 148 Maria Clark 148 Kelly Clem 149 Kathy Colbert 149 Ricky Conchos 149 Ken Cox 149 Mike Dearing 149 Bob DeHaven 63, 155 Joe DiCaro 155 Patrick Dobson 149 1 'H . I., 1 1 ' A, 1 xlm fi It T. . ,1... 6 1' ill- ' .flu . mlm! 5. , t , A . I XA ig. 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Bryan Dougherty 149 Monica Eberhardt 149 Main, Eckstein 149 Brigitte Edes 97, 105, 149 Tim Eldridge 149 Judy Erhard 14.9 Peggy Espinoza 22, 77, 149 Liz Faulkner 149 Tom F itzmaurice 149 Trisha Ford 97, 150 Jim Gates 150 Sarah Gentry 150 Alana Getz 150 David Gillasple 150 Bill Gore 150 Party Hall 150 Duke Harris 150 Colleen Healy 150 Julie Henzerling 150, 154 Scott Hicks 150 Scott Hillhouse 150 Cristin Hintze 87, 150 David Hoebreckx 150 Tina Hoogervorst 150 Jeff Hubbard 150 Thomas Hubbs 150 Patrick Hughes 155 Erin Humphrey 151 Kathy Jay 151 Debbie Jazwin 151 Beth Johnson 151 Monica Julian 151 Sara Kell 77, 151 Sharon Kenney 151 Thomas Kizer 155 Steve Kmetko 50, 63, 155 Karen Knudsen 53, 151 Tom Knudsen 151 Ann Krell 76, 77, 151 Lisa Kohl 151 Kari Krzyzanowski 151 Don Lamere 151 Tim Latin 151 Carole LeBeau 151 Jefrey LeGleu 151 Louis Linarwiler 151 Pat Mahaffey 151 Angela Marino 151 Lissette Martinez 152 Tony Mattia 62, 152 Matt McAward 152 200 Youthfor LU'e J. Kirkpatrick, J. Novascone, K. Jakubcyzk, S. Saunders, J. Crant, P. Pachek, J Leikhleiter, P. Gallagher, D. Gilb, R. England, R. Knudsen, A. Ryan, A. Spets, A. Young NHS D. Smith, D. Dupey, S. Hall, A. Ashford, T. Henzerling, C. Vogel, B. Ford, R. Filler, Ryan, G. Eckstein, C. Tuccio, J. Lechleiter, K. Scholz, G. Reznick, K. Jakubczyk, J. P. Pachek, N. Birmingham, B. Allen, J. Yahraus- M. Shocklee, M. Glenn, A. Young, M. P. Bernardo, K. Wedge, T. McAward, M. Dhaenens, D. Dippre, M. Cryan, R. Hulet, R. Mitchel Newspapers Row 1 L. Geyer, V. Nyiri, M. Kirch, Row 2 J. Larkin, J. Pinnick, J. Quinn, Haver, S. Purcell. 5 Backpacking sitting- G. Peloso, A. Tesky, C. Deprima, M. Fleming, B. Manning, J. Watson, J. Haver, C. Fleming, S. Espinoza, Mr. Guevin Moderator. . we .5 ,, Ski Club B. Birmingham, B. Ford, M. Briehl, K. Millstone, T. Ford, M. Shocklee, T. Jones, C. Corwin, K. Scholz, B. Edes, T. Springsteen, R. Hulet, W. Green, A. Young, T. Fagan, R. Mitchell. Jim McGuiness 155 Mary McGuire 152 Mary P. McGuire 155 Chris McShane 10, 152 Gary Mikolajczyk 152 Glen Mikolajczyk 152 Charlene Miller 152 Mary Moncher 77, 87, 152 Mark Mountjoy 152 Tom Mullen 152 Tom Newell 152 Brian North 152 Gina Nunez 152 Jim Olney 152 Karen Orphanos 77, 87, 152 Robin Paradis 153 Dorothy Paytas 153 Gary Peloso 93, 153 Victor Pena 153 Laura Petrola 153 Ken Platik 153 Randy Pongratz 153 Theresa Proulx 153 Mibhael Reddington 153 John Reding 153 Tracy Reinert 153 Jim Relph 87, 92, 153 Nancy Richardson 153 Marilyn Rife 153 Robert Ringsrud 155' Mike Rogers 153 Kelly Ryan 154 Mary Ryan 154 John Sack 51, 154 John Sanders 154 Mithelle Sandoval 154 Walter Sikora 70, 154 Tom Sizer 155 Phillip Sletten 155 Richard Sokolosky 37, 154 Trlbia Sullivan 154 Tom Suriano 154 Shawn Sylvester 154 Mary Tejada 154 Angela Tesky 154 Steve Tollman 68, 155 Greg Turner 35, 155 Carl Unfricht 155 Cheryl Vandenberg 76, 155, Peg Vehr 77, 155 Rosemarie Wade 155 Laurie Wade 155 Pele Wahlheim 155 Randy Webber 155 Mark Windell 50, 155 Andy Yahraus 35, 63, 155 Donna Yanni 155 Donna Zbiegien 155 A Very Special Thanks To: DR. BRANDT For his help and encouragement throughout the year. DR. SHERIDAN For checking to see if we were gone before leaving. FACULTY For excusing us from unendless hours of class. OUR FAMILIES For all of your support. HERB AND DOROTHY MCLA UGHLIN For the picture on page 3. MRS. BERGES For staying everyday, and helping us a great deal. MR. HOLLAR For coming back to school to turn off the burglar alarm, after Tora and Bridget set it Off MRS. GILTNER For all of her emergency drawings. LYNN WICKMAN For her special printing. JOE LARKIN For writing some terrihc articles. MELISSA CLARK AND PEGGY STEVENS For your helping hands. THE GLENN FAMILY AND THE SACK FAMILY For their helpful donations. THE YEARBOOK STAFF For putting together the best yearbook ever. KAREN LYNCH For the picture on page 20 and 21, and also some wrestling pictures. MR. GUEVIN For his super slides. DICK DIETRI CH For the theme pictures. Its hard to believe it, but the year has ended The memories of that little room are now behind me But those are memories that I will remember forever. feven though I do have a short memoryj. It feels so strange going home after s hool ' ' c instead of upstairs to Yearbook. I 've learned so much from Yearbook, and I 'm sure my Staff had learned one th. h . ing U' not much more, and that is that copy is 37 and caption is 45!!! I remember wondering where we were ever going to find enough ads to fill the pages, but then I 'll never forget the day I heard we had too many. Yes, there were ti to give up, But something kept us going. This book might not be All - American, b D ut we ve all worked very hard feven on Holidaysj. and I know we Now that you hold the finished product in your hands, you can sit back and enjoy it as much as we have. mes we were all ready hue done the best job possible .. vu 4 qu! 1 ' When things go wrong as they sometimes will, When the road you 're trudging seems all up hill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest Uyrm must, but don 't you quit. LW is queer with its t ' wists and turns, A . s everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a failure turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out: Dont give up though the pace seems slow- You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than it seems To a faint and faltering man, Often the struggler has given up Wh . en he might have captured the victoris- cup, And he learned too late when the night came down How close he was to the golden crown. Success i The silver tintof' the clouds of doubt. And you never ca t 90 It may be near when it seems , so far. So stick to the fight when you 're hardest hit- ' Its when things seem worst that you must not quit. s failure turned inside out- n ell how close u are, Editors Closing 203f AUTUGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ,,,.-H V' 'FTMQEZ-I -w X ' s ig - ' b229f'ci'fff L. - k ' ' XX