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

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...-vu--is I S I Y LGS SIETE ENANITOS mi. .tw ,ew 2 - 21 , . Mrs. Labra's Spanish IV class put on the play, The Seven Dwarfs. The cast in- cluded Drina Tarrago, Snow Whiteg Patty Gallagher, WICKED WITCH: Dan Gilb, Prince Charmingg Joe Wat- son, Dopeyg John Svetlik, Docg Joan Kizer, Happyg Tony Mack, Grumpy: Joyce Novascone, Bashfulg Sheila Saunders, Sleepyg Bill Gore, Sneezyg and Marian Castle as the narrator. Ev- ery class that went to see the play thor- oughly enjoyed it and went back to see it again and again. L . 1. Snow White is awakened by the pitter-pat- ter of little feet. 2. The wicked witch plots the killing of poor Snow White. 3. Look out for Patty. She really gets into her role. 4. They're so in love! 5. Five of the dwarfs debate what to do next, 6. Marian Castle narrates the be- ginning of the play. 7. Snow White snores away as the seven dwarfs arrive at the cot- tage. 8. Boy, is she gonna be sorry! 8 I 1.. 5 . E Q!

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20 Students Dance to Fight MD The Muscular Dystrophy Dance took place on March 6, 1981. Mr. and Mrs. Gastineau, Miss Savarese, Beth Lewis, Lori Insalaco, and the rest of the committee chairmen and members organized this 12-hour Dance-a- Thon. The total amount pledged was S4,400, and the three people collecting the most pledges were Carol Peloso, Beth Lewis, and Suzanne Monthofer. Gerard, being a small school, with a lot of spirit, held one of the largest MDA Dances in Arizona. 15 People dance many different ways when they have 12 hours to do it. 25 Tired con- testants do the hokey pokey to add a little variety. 35 Ken Coy fooled almost everyone in a game of Simon Says. 45 Ken Coy ex- presses how beautiful the contestants' par- ticipation is. 55 Beth Lewis was the chair- man for the MDA Dance. T ..-Q .,,,...--- K . PEQPSI FQ! -V

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22 A Taste of the European Life A few lucky students from Gerard spent 28 days traveling all over Europe, and visiting a number of interesting places. The trip lasted from the beginning of June to the beginning of July. The people who went were Mrs. Berges, Mrs. Theresa Joseph, Pam Joseph, Donna Laws, and Jeff Gray. The main cities visited were London, Edinburgh, Paris, and Rome. From Genoa, Italy, they took a cruise on the Mediter- ranean, and visited a number of coastal cities and islands. Some of the more interesting attractions were St. Paul's Ca- thedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Vati- can Museum, St. Peter's Church, the Roman Forum, and the Colosseum. Visiting Europe gave students a taste of many different, for- eign cultures. Pam Joseph told us, lt was the funnest summer of my life! 2 13 Spain was just one of the many interesting places that the students visited. 23 Mrs. Berges and Mrs. Joseph were the chaperones on the trip. 33 The mounted horse guards were very different from the police back home. 43 Donna Laws, Pam Joseph, and Mrs. Joseph enjoyed the various sights, such as Stonehenge. 53 The lucky students who went were Jeff Gray, Pam Joseph, and Donna Laws.