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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

-x fi 1 .,. ,hm a 5 . V , ,,-.. ., Gerara' Catholic High School 2252 N. 44th Street Phoenix, Arizona IMAGE Volume XVII 1981 1982 Ed, Moderator 'mr Mr. Gary Andorfer Beth Johnson Principal Dr. Robert C. Brandt Photography ana' Art Work Duke Photography Mrs. Joanne Giltner Mark Ryan 1,-v-1-A -- - A - - A Y -V -VY - A -- v -+- v -r-Y--- -.W,Av' 11' . .,.. . .fe f--xf' 'R f X .fd f- f yi X .+ if fxwf t fg:xm , ,A.,,, ,. -- . I A -' 5 I- ,!.. . V 'Fi' - . r IU. ' fi 1 llllhli-3 , 221 0' U . .,. .jfxlkjlj .J 44 M I Q ,V . .B X N! J ' - Im- Il-llmlullwlflx 1 if I .-a ll I 1 1. f EQLQ-h , itlgig- P57 .1 S ' 1? 'E V' g , y?f,!g1,,i',-i-11.1 'll js A I f XX .V vb! , nu ' - i ,QEIEEAI W-jfifft I GERARD CATI-IOLICHII-IAQTGH SCHOOL ,., M ,, .,3-...w ,., . ..,'u-J- :' x 'Quest- 4, - ': , T-Mgigmqhg X Q-.4 '1Q '::,a...- 7' ' ...xiii , Q-- . -. F 7 x. 1 W... I , A - -. 5 -'Qin 'qF.-. Q 1 ,-na. Q uw 9 K N. W vw-.Mlm W' I 'v..u M..m..v-ang, v '- 1 1. ,g f 6 i ' X . .? M, ' Ita.. 8 M . 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' ' PFI U -J N., M ...Till - new -Www hc My V-WV, .. ,.. xo if X ---.-..i A V Y 9 Halloween, a day of fun and frolic, S pooks on is a time for building spirit. Here at Gerard there is a constant battle between each class as to which one shows the most spirit. As you can see some students are better at it than others. ,sk V f gf C! ,7 N fx q V ,o If 6 Q i 2 0 f- i s X ,f 3 ni i vxwl Q 2?-Xa ii i P2 1 QQ i . M, lp 5 gb Q..A f-X ' A 5 O N X - KA Q, l I ,Q 7 llgqfjwz , +4 1 10 K the Loose ,,.,,.--: .lt Q . 1 gh!! I Hilchkiking twkcs on 'x new pcrspcclivc at Gerwrd. 2. Only the good dic young? 3. Karen Knudsen after Beauty School. 4. No Bonnie. the c'1mera is in THIS dircc- lon. 4 ll Initiation Unites the Family ma. .4-as ijjb ff: QQ ' 5 ,f , , 3 3 I. A-ttcn-tion! 2. The new Pete Chavez look. 3. Joe Knapp makes initiation look fun. 4. Don Safcik - a perfect Gerardettc. QCA SENORS Q f 5 ,-4' '41 4 ? f- -4-., M' . ':v-'.:-linl ' 1,6 T'i'- . L Hx .,f1,,5-X.-,y:l.. . 99' .Wxffv 1:8-.Q 1..3-w.- 4. . 1 ' Y fv- ,.. - fs : my - 4 6 7 'W' . :ki W, .I sf HQ ...G es '92 K J , 5 s Im 'Q 'WMS 5. Look out. . . 6. Seniors lounge while their freshmen slave away. 7. Let's play leap- frog. 8. Susan and Patty shine with initi- ation day spirit. 9. Does she REALLY love her seniors? 10. Do I have a bidder? l3 9 X .ii 'Q x --get s v A? ji Y I5 iN v:L '7 -gf '.,, 1'fx,Qt1, 1 K U... 441-5 . V Cfui ff? .-. l. Gerard's Homecoming Royalty for the year l98l. 2. King Walter Sikora and Queen Judy England. 3. What can you say? Attendants: 4. Bill Gore and Debbie De.lulia, 5. Greg Turner and Julie Henzcrling. 6. Tom Fitzmaurice and Kari Krzyzanowski 7. Andy Yahraus and Jcnnifcr Kerber 8. Jim Relph and Cheryl Vandenberg. 15 Homecoming '81 The theme for this year's Homecoming was Roman Days. Homecoming week consisted ofa different theme for each day. The competition between class floats was the cause of late nights and endless flower parties. The week ended in a rousing win over Bourgade C10-OD on our home field and the crowning of King Walter Sikora and Queen Judy England at the dance. Home- coming '8l was a special event. f. 'Vu A N .1 3' Q f r -1 ' ' B w 5+ 'm iltll I . O MW ,419 5 7 l. G.H.S. shows its winning spirit. 2. lf looks could kill! 3. Happiness complete. 4. JuniorfFreshman winning float. 5. We're standing behind you, Red 81. Grey. 6. A prophecy come true. 7. Gerard's new mas- cot'?? Tough Girls 'vc' XN'- ...sf ,. mil I 'fy Q : W, 'm'1W i Coronation 1982 This year's Coronation Dance was held on February 20. Sponsored by the Senior Class, it was a Sadie Hawkins event. Held at St. Thom- as Moore Hall, the organization was com- mendable. One of the most exciting events of the evening was the crowning of King Warren Hahn and Queen Teresa Sweeney. lt was a very joyous occasion for all who attended. Front Row: King Warren Hahn, Queen Teresa Sweeney. 2nd Row: Paul Briehl, Helena Wise, Janine Bresnahan. Joe Gau- dio. 3rd Row: Colleen Cryan, Carolyn Murphy. 4th Row: Chris Daley, Carol Hahn. Sth Row: Frank Villar, Brian Hau- of' ,,,.,--f-f gen. , ' I 2-53 XS. fm' LQ . T , 05 ft fffi'i7i Z g x AH 5, tj A j? 1' 4119 Q I 'f :if Ez W ,f 'Sk , N-I F 4 53 ' V 'J rw rs I -- s'4 Q4 Q fo: D9 'Ji .,. L, wr Ng. -- at In 'MELA Sig' 5 . UW, 344, V 3- '4,J4.z' .' 5 5 N V fee M' A . ii ig nm Xixugag V ,, if y.,-8.4 r 5+ ek, ,Q sl ft gtk! wiv 5. www. .3-fvakl. Q 7 K 4 'Y e Q, , V x Q ,, ,R J A 'iv 4 y ., i ? Q27 Q J my J 4 ,-3 X .. , 2:- , I v . ffl- ri .43 Elf, f 'k K 'J f2f54fi-'yi x X , , ' Xp1G9TYL!E?31pf fiN5 iff A Weuikf 5 Q-5 ali 5-'WSI , . . ,56.1 19 N 'xj 94,4 ig. xi f ,,-'N H' , X r l ,Q ' f HICKENS RIVE Gerczmbs 20th Annzversry Celebrczlzon A very big event this year was our 20th Anniversary. This was a joyous occasion. It started off with a Mass on the field celebrated by His Excellency Bishop O'Brien. After the Mass and during the course of the afternoon special prefor- mances by the Drama Club, Band, Advanced Spanish and Pom and Cheer were held. Various booths and exhibits around the school included the Science Department, Year- book, Newspaper and the Chess Club, Balloons were passed out by Drama members. A lot of hard work and careful planning went into the Anniversary celebration - from the clean up efforts of the Juniors to the detailed decoration of the refreshment table by the Mothers' Club. This event was a complete success, and we look forward to the next twenty years. ' rn 28 'L 7 'FQ G . - 'vazszz'-ff-sy N .x V 1. air-fi WW! .fas,u.y ., S. ' .L -f 9 ,ah 'W it 'lf' 5. . Wx t . ,f f i . , y I . I Q' s1.fi!:p Q ,M -- . . x+ 5' I Q 'wr-rr 4. 2 ' 1 r?3? -,-- .. wh .v 1. Priests from many parishes and our New Bishop come to participate in our celebration. 2. The entrance procession is led by Student Council members. 3. His Excellency Bishop O'Brien is our celebrant for the Mass. 4. A front row view of the celebration. 5. The banner depicts the theme. 6. His Excellency Bishop O'Brien blesses the locker rooms. 7. Fr. Anthony distributes communion. 8. People enjoy the festivities. 9. Don't step into the puddles, girls. 10. Pom and Cheer are also involved in the 20th Anniver- sary Celebration. 29 L, '95 1 ,k,' ' Weil , if A s , l if i Sfllfg if 2 I ,rm 4 Y X s ,, 4. My X k 1 X v as 9 . 'Q . lf? 'A nl -FP 'J 1 I.-xa A ff i 5-Skxqf fr? I -...,-.f -Q ,Q 1 J '-xiii? 5 Q 5 ' Y S . .Wk ...Q--f -.4-0-- ',,g.--4- ,,-pu--+-L ,..,av-- ,av ,4v--f ,.,..- -f ':,,.,.N ,. k ,.. . ,..,.......4-- ,,,,,....--A W.,-,,,.., A. ,.,.---- ,,,..'-. M- ,.....--1' ,,...,.-f-A ,,.,..--N ,- ,H L, W-,vw -f v' f Q A + may A l 4 if-gp, 3 g Y gs 1 'FY p v ' 1 Rf t.-, N 1 f Q . . xg' wi . N 4 W6 u R , ' '1 K .M A hw xlrbwcgi 1 V? ,wk k aff' ' '94 3 ' A. 93. V , .Q I IX' f-'HJ - U . lx 5 A KMA -wwf, 'w L . -,Q Lf - Z Q 'ir'X'4'4iT 2, L , S ' ' nf 1 I TY 'V 1' .N. , u x W? 5-1' lv A f 5 In r x .ff fx ' , . . ui f ' , , . . f -v - NN Env 1, Yew E r 'V' ? fm 'T' 3, PRUM 82 The 1981-82 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Thunderbird Country Club. Its theme, An Evening by the Ocean, was impressively portrayed through the decora- tions and the sailor outfits worn by the host- esses from the Sophomore Class - Donna Erhard, Kelly Gramm, Courtney James, Lara Rodriguez, Christa Roughan and .len- ny Sanders. lt was well attended and the performance of the group Tilt was excel- lent. A ...Q 4 Rafal Y: ' , 1 tl fn' I 1151, 11' , ' f A L . ,.-bl Aff, Y, 6,7 ' ii-, fh' :gc 1 .F I we ' SAK' ' , wsu, 7 Lf A if df, I . . An Evening 51 C x v4 s E S 51' . 5' 1 M 'rm Wi is f 1 2- fa ' f , g 3 1 Q Q- .1 A by the cecm . L, 1 S., A X. isa M 'nw-ra i Nl ., 4 l. Arriving at thc dance, Lori and Tony sign the rcgislcr before going inside. 2. We made il! 3. Chris, Jim, Liu and Chuck are just a lilllc camera-shy. 4, The Prom-Hostesses worked together to make the dance ai suc- cess. 5. We're just one big, happy family. 6. A little shop talk. 7n Slow-duncin ' 5 the I 'N L I -, fn N , . . . Q j 1, 7 , f 1 ' .A ' 'V KX iii j ' .1 libs' J 5 ff s 1 .L...i.... 7 'i 1 Aa 1131 n v ,.,. it '55 ,ag g: '12 5:53 tgtg 5:15 -, , gag .51 X. ,a :fel sp gan -A .--..4 -... .E?i. . 4 r ' IIA' :ami 1 ii..-bell -- p I ldllllifli ,jg I4 45'-L!-P'-. .a!!fMl llllJJ.ll!B5-. 'V , '7 .-nut. .mm .r-.,,m.y,. I X EIIZIIIIIIIJ nun . IW QQ! gal L 1 a , I .via .E Q I I 4e.ws am u ZI m :e22:1.1 . ::fe-:- g ILL! Till-all III I f , I I Im I I p g I I Km Cox ea. As I stand at todayas door, I'm looking out as you look in, I have so much to tell you. As the door slowly inches shut, I'm rushed for words to say. So many memories race through my mind. The times we've shared. We've shared so many dreams. We became friends in such a short time, too short of time. I have so much to tell you, But the door doesnit permit it as it gets closer to the latch. I'm at a loss for words. I have so many feelings to express. I can say only a little of what I feel. Why have I waited so long? Why didn't I tell you sooner, before I was rushed for time? The door softly closes and locks us apart forever. As I stand there, looking at the dark emptiness of the door, I wonder, did you know how I felt? Did you know that I loved you? by Karen Runninger and Dorothy Paytas X a- S. IZ .i . , Nl 4 S 55. A ,5 E554 Q - QI bull' The Religion Department is using new learning techniques to teach students about their religious beliefs. It also tries to strengthen them to face their life ahead. During the year there are Masses attended by each Religion class once a week. This is done to stress not only the importance of the Mass, but also the importance of devoting time teh God. Students also get involved through Christian Service. Christian Service is a graduation requirement. Each student needs to have a certain number of hours every year. Through this they give of their time and talents. 39 M ath and ..................................... . .Q , v. ., , , is i l. This is not a laughing matter. i 2. Now,whu1 urcyou doing? ' ' A L 3. ll's been a long day. 'A 4. Fascinating, simply fascinating. 'Uh-as ...Q Science The subjects of Math and Science are similar in that they deal with fact, logic and calculation. There is a variety of science studies offered at Gerard such as Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Advanced Biology. The differ- ent courses of math that are offered are Title I, Essentials of Math, introduction to Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra IIfTrigonometry, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigo- nometry-Analytical Geometry and Calculus. It is the aim of Gerard to teach, not only the basic principles of Math and Science, but to also offer higher levels of these subjects to interested and capable students. 5. Knock it off? I can't concen- trate. 6. Mr. LeBlanc, I'Il get you for this. 7. Okay, Jackie, back to work. 8. I'm SO confused. ff maids. ... 'uit l thought this was a PRIVATE beach. The beauty of Puerto Vallarta. f K ' ,, . -. w an K 5' . ww, Aff- P X 'fm 'D' at T 334: 'S A 42 Learning more about the culture. Yi. Wh k 'QV ding... Q-.N 5 1 ,QQ . H-I-...no-v-fr ,ik et - Students get involved. . 1 ank Villar and other Spanish Students participated in the Spanish Mass. The Foreign Language Department tries to first of all help the students acquire an accurate working knowledge of the language. Language students also study the culture, customs, and ways of life of the people whose language they are studying. By the thorough education they receive, they are able to gain a better understanding of their own language and culture. They do this not only by means of education in a classroom, but also in extra activities. The fourth year Spanish Class not only has cooking parties, Christmas Caroling, and the annual Spanish Play, but also are involved in the Spanish Mass that is celebrated each year in commemoration of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This year the whole school at- tended. Another outing they had was their trip to Puerto Vallarta. Here the students received first- hand information. They not only had fun lying on the beach, but were also able to see their churches and other cultural attractions. Another thing they did while they were there was to go on a cruise for an afternoon. While doing all this they were able to meet new people and practice their language with them. This was all very worthwhile, because, as you know, it is no good to know a language if you are not able to speak it with others. I i i-R K Time Out! A Learning through osmosis. I think we've got it now fellas. Thanks. If they could see me now! Concentration isn't always easy . mf. tl iw X E GLISH There are three years of history classes required here at Gerard. Sophomore year Arizona History and World Ge- ography and Junior year American History are studied. Finally, in the Senior year the students learn about Ameri- can Government, Economics and Free Enterprise. It is said that history repeats itself. Therefore, it is very ' important to study what has happened in the past so that the bad times may be prevented in the future. English classes cover just about everything from basic grammar and puntuation to term papers and book reports. They give students the opportunity not only to learn the basics, but also to develop their own individual interests and talents. .. 'W Don't take it so seriously, guys. Business courses are also of- fered. Although they can be a lot of work, the rewards are great. Learning business skills gives a 5 person a feeling of confidence and 5 r independence. They prepare him for every day things like balancing a checkbook. It may also help in other classes where typing papers is required. ,I in-an--V , 5 ,fu-rf s 3'- lf you listened the first time, you would know what to do. Ask a silly questiongsget a silly answer. ay r. fr Ninrvf . -r--fx Fine Arts v-L Now look what you made me do. I Only desert candy can survive this heat. Bon APP6m! Remember the good old days? Little, but mighty! 3 57 if Sf 5: s St it Q, K, ' . L is Y ,,-, .w,- , YN tix Who am I? Where am I? What am I? 44, , . N Quiet! Artists at work. Redcoats, we're hopelessly devoted to you. K , 63 x A: ' f ,- i liz. 4 K. I i This year's band did exceptionally well de- spite their small size. Everywhere you went, games, assemblies, celebrations, graduation they were there cheering us on. The choir this year was also small, but, there was a lot of individual talent. This was appar- ent by the quality of their public perfor- mances. The Art Department and Home Economics classes contributed their part in developing other skills in Gerard students. Art is a spe- cialty field where innate talent can be trained and disciplined. Home Economics students learn first hand that what moms make look so easy has its difficult moments! , Here at Gerard there are many talents. The Fine Arts Department is in the business of developing these. Examples of good sports- manship and school spirit are lead by those who are out in front, but they are radiated by the people behind the scenes. The Band and Choir are parts of this de- partment that are out in front. Their example is radiated by the student body. It is in classes like Art and Home Economics that this spirit is developed and enhanced. This is what makes Gerard the great school it is. Look! It's the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boys. 47 ,J-sy. ,Q 'U .-' g. ' , hz. '44 I f Y 45 -unu-i' 222 6131 dvr Marino gets involved Y' M ', 5 55 f ,,A.L Q i ff Q Q ,g, 3 -,E -.. I 'Z .w M. L' ' yi 2 WHH3Hx ' YEESA W' f- l.,,.:4 '1 if Sm Qdlaflggjf 5 Reach for the stars. No pain, no gain. V The Physical Education program at Ge- rard tries to harmonize the basic aims of all education. The main purpose is to help each person develop all his inborn abilities to the fullest. It also helps them to look and feel better about themselves. This years' Physical Education classes have offered a variety of different activities. Throughout the year students have partici- pated in football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, gymnastics, weight lifting, track, baseball and even aerobics. The students who participated in these not only learned a lot, but they also had a lot of fun. Another achievement which helped aid in making P.E. more enjoyable was the new locker rooms. These provided quicker and more convenient means of changing and getting-ready for the next class. 49 VVV'Y OH SHINING KNIGHT His shining armor, now battered and rusty, His white horse, now dull and gray, That mighty steed, so fearless and trusty, Became spooked and threw him astray. Ch, those knights who live by the sword, Against another he would be outspoken. To fight another battle he could not afford, For the weapon he carries is now broken. The battle begun, The knight unarmed, Will he retreat, or .lust be alarmed? Neither. That Knight, so battered and gray, Will not give up the battle, Not even today. by Jim Relph Av Q ' : E 3 if Z S ln I ,erfflef uimrulllmlmllrlmmnmi gg! RUM, , f - 1- ' XJ will All N 1-fill Nm' illlllmlllllllllvllll ,v 1 .xl- E-j-7' Q If A 2 J-5 y ,,,,,,..,, I hvy' - t : f'.,fA Redcoals Persevere The Football season was a hard one for the Varsity Team to endure and persevere through, yet they did. lt was a learning experience . . . l was proud that nobody quit. - Bill Gore The Gerard '81-'82 Varsity Foot- ball Team was a tribute to the true Gerard spirit- the spirit of pride. A winning record was not so much an indication of this pride as the aggres- sive and positive attitude exerted ev- ery game. The team suffered key injuries this year, and played teams that were much larger in number and in size, yet, they gave each team a good fight. It is said that a crisis pulls a family toether, and this season helped bind the Gerard Family in unity. The team had a record of 1-8-1. They tied Peoria 6-6, and, in a thrilling Home- coming game, they tarred the feath- ers of the Bourgade Eagles with a 10- 0 victory! clog, ,,f 1' A. Front Row: Tim Redivo, Jeff Baker, Joe Gaudio, Victor Candalaria, Mike Kenney, Jim Relph, Walter Sikora, Rick lafrate, Kevin Kellogg Second Row: Craig Fylling, Paul Briehl, Tom Slaughterbeck, Tom Mullen, Mark Trusiak, Tim Hopkins, Mike Duginski, Robert Ringsrud Chris Daley Brian Kmetko. Third Row: Chris Young, Ty Dubon, Tom Knudsen, Phil Sletton, Rich Staley, Scott Henry, Brian Haugen, Bob Andrysiak Bud Kellogg, John Berlin, Fourth Row: Coach Guinsler, Coach LeBlanc, Bill Gore, Jim Gilb, Brian Hughes, John Binsfeld, Kevin Haugen Tony Mattia Ken Gore, Head-Coach Carroll. 52 'like .Q M -' ff 'Sis .ss -f- 1551 . ji 5 lt was a very disappointing year as far as record The coaches and team felt the record didn t indicate the type of season we were expecting The younger class showed a lot of improvement and hustle throughout the year and should show much im provemcnt through out the wining seasons Head Coach Carroll tt - -- .,.. X lj We tried hard, but this was the year to learn and build, not the year of glory. We are all Redcoats - still. Jim Relph 21 Redcoats - fired up! 31 7-0 Redcoats! 41 The Football Mass at Gerard is a traditional event. SJ Led by Captains Phil Slctten, Jim Relph and Tom Fitzmuuricc, the team gets psyched-up! 65 Redcoats celebrate after their Homecom- ing victory over the Bourgade Eagles. 53 .V Finish With 5-8 Bottom Row: J. Coolc. T. Filler, V. Candelaria. J. Baker, B. Kmetko, M. Briehl, C. Kellogg. Middle Row: T. Slauterbeck, M. Jones. J. Laubmeier, T. Redivo. B W, Hahn. B. Cartmell. Top Row: G. Donovan, M. Knapp, B. Kellogg. S. Henry, R. Lester, M. Cobb, C. Fylling, Coach Stone. I .. -,,,, 'i .. ....M VY i if M M41 ml! p- Aga J! Sabi? S? . Q 'EQ 5 f '1 Redcoats take ride in Stride 1. Francis Nabity leads the team to victory. 2. Matt Ruona gives it his all. 3. Joe Elardo can't be beaten. We learned a lot this season, includ- ing responsibility, team work and school pride. Our year, in general, was one of growth and achievement. I enjoyed the season and am sorry this is my last year. - Glenn Mikolajczyk 56 ,Y 1 ,w Top Row tleft to rightj: Ramon Tuason, Ted Burr, Francis Nabity, Glenn Mikolajczyk, Steve Flynn. Row 2: Coach Austin, Matt Ruona, Joe Elardo, Tim Cahill, Bill Helwig. The Cross Country team unquestiona- bly put its best foot forward this season, placing fourth in their division. There was, however, more that attributed to their success than just skill, although the team had an abundant amount of that dexterity. The members of the team worked together, encouraged and helped one another. Mr. Austin, the Cross Country Coach, said that the young run- ners showed a lot of promise, which was illustrated by the good workouts and the great outcome of the season. ff. itll . ,H 'ijt 1.1 ..-,Ne tu . J? , ,X Q-QQ., if-. -t'L: :' . .X 1 A -. Q 1.55 -ix. 4- -u gk. - M, . , - -. . d,,3,g,,'!'4-. .1 5-. .- x-Q . , N my 9 P.. -E .N- -i Y . . AT V. I Jtlk' e f:'x:l,.:.fgLN-.ha Lx Y '- ' ' 1' 7? 1: t 1if:fQfmfa-fit-: 5 4. On your marks, get set, go! f 1 5. Glenn Mikolazczyk gives cross country his I fr gl. special touch. i Tr ' r ' W i . . t , X u 'QF i Agp '-'El ml TQ X .,,- t 7'-. 'i N V '1 ' ' ' . T I It N-s o . V ' ' 'vi' ,,,,-'jf - I, H.: 1 , 4 I, f , I L-'LZ-,F ,ff . ., el -4 .., - 57 ,iw Y 5. - . ,M- gf? I 53. it Top Row: Joann Yahraus. Carey Hyler, Karen Holland, Mary Tejada. Coach Burcham. Bottom Row: Denise Calcagno, Lisa Jankovsky, Sharon Kenney, Karen Knudsen, Bridgette Moya. This year's Varsity Volleyball Team finished with a record of 8-7 for the year in their matches and in third place in the division standings. The girls worked hard all season and made a great deal of improvement as they progressed. Out- standing team performances were turned in against division opponents, Gilbert and Corona del Sol, resulting in impressive victories over those two teams. Receiving recognition for their perfor- mance during the season were Carey Hyler, Bridgette Moya and Denise Cal- cagno, who were voted to the Second Team All-Division Squad by the Confer- ence Coaches. Receiving All-Division Honorable Mention Awards were Karen Knudsen and Lisa Jankovsky. efif s ,fy Our team this ear worked hard but unfortunatel we Y 1 Y, 't finish the way we had planned. We all became good friends. Good luck next year! - Sharon Kenney l. You can do it, Jo. 2. They do it with style. 3. Go for it, Carey. 4. Let's This year was excellent because we had a group of super people who worked well together on and off the court, and it showed. - Karen Knudsen do the bump. 5. Coach Burcham lays it on the line. 6. Spike that ball! 59 .V Team Sets High Goals Top Row: Coach Dreffs, Karena Wingert, Janet Watson, Monna l-loezel, Rodi Vehr, Margo Ludwig. Middle Row: Joy Harris, Mary Kramer, Donna Payne, Susie Smith, Suzy Gilb. Bottom Row: Jenny Popolawski, Natalie King, Kara Latin, Betti Lewis, Julie Falconer, Rita Jankovsky. l. Just another one of Janet's super-sonic bumps. 2. The team listens as Coach Dreffs plans the next attack. The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had an overall record of 6 wins and 8 losses. The team, however, put forth a supreme effort each game, and most of the matches were close. The team developed good skills, which will benefit them in the future. Coach Dreffs spent long hours with the team and feels they will have a good season next year. 2 Players hoo! for Achievements First Rowi Julie Falconer, Suzie Gilb, Rodi Vehr, Janet Watson, Second Row: Patty Delulia, Misty Estes, Coach Drefls, Natalie King, Kara Latin. 4. Natalie outruns Mingus' defense. 5. Donna scores two. The J.V. Girls Basketball Team had an overall record of 5 and 9. They worked hard every game, not just one or two. Even though they lost in double overtime in the games against Mingus and Globe, they made the opposing teams work for their wins. The team also had a special closeness and each looked out for the other. Throughout the season, they helped each other to try and reach their full potential. The team was coached by Jan Dreffs, who stat- ed that the team hustled and worked hard all year. With only three seniors fDenise Cal- cagno, Donna Baker, and Debbie DeJu- liaj, the team lacked the proper exper- ience to be a dominating force in a very tough conference. With all these factors forced upon them, the girls seemed to draw a little closer together. Gerard can be proud of the determi- nation that the girls showed during each one of the games. This determination was evident in the progress that was at- tained as the year came to a close. In the last two weeks, the Varsity 'Coats beat Globe in an away game and Bourgade at home. The Globe game was a big one because we had never beaten the Tigers at Globe in the last five years. The victories over Glove and Bour- gade were a twist in faith because we tied for third, which placed us in the same category as Mingus, the number one team. In the first round of the Divi- sionals, the 'Coats played Globe in a tre- mendous battle in which two overtimes were taken before the Tigers from Globe defeated Gerard. Varsity Players Light p the Scoreboard First Row: Coach LeBlanc, Bridgette Moya. Carey Hyler, Karen Holland. Joann Yahraus. Second Row Donna Erhard, Denise Calcagno, Donna Baker, Debbie DeJulia. DD-. - l 1 2 2 TNQ? F4 ' Q K - 5 s 1 gg F 9 JAWS ' . ,Xiao HL.: 'S-...J VX f, -fy 1 W mi I N K if j, ww X,-A Redcoats Advance to STATE uczrter Finals The Varsity Basketball Team was led by captains Doug Bradley and Steve Kmetko. They finished the season accumulating an overall record of 17-7. Doug Bradley led the team in points and rebounds per game A 18 and 9 respectively. Steve Kmetko was the floor leader and led the team in assists. The team opened the season with a win over Independence Q76- 65J. From there they went on to beat Cactus Q62-593 and Dysart Q78-523. ln the first game of the Cactus Tournament they lost to AAA Agua Fria Q41-711. They eventually placed third in the Cactus Classic after the team beat Dysart Q70-453 and Mingus Q76-643. After the Tournament, the team went on to win their next five games before losing to Gilbert Q63-645 because of a last second shot made by the Tigers. For a time, the team ran into shakey ground. They beat Bourgade Q68-455, Globe C57-433, but lost to Corona Q59-835, Mingus C58-625 and again to Gilbert by a point C75-765. The team finished their regular season by winning their next three games. They beat Bourgade Q86-495, Globe C57-541, and avenged an earlier loss by beating Corona C51-505 which was the Aztecs only Division loss. In the Divisional Tournament the Redcoats crushed the Eagles C63-385. They then played Mingus, beating them Q43-4lj after coming back from an eight point deficit. The team finished second in the Divisional Tournament after a loss to Corona Q55-675. The team then went down to Nogales where they played in the Quarter Finals, losing to Nogales Q96-735. The Redcoats had a tremendous season and went a long way. They finished as one of the top eight AA teams in Arizona. JM: 2 li , , ,f , V Row: Tom Newell, Mark Jazwin, Steve Kmetko, Carl Unfricht, Greg Basila. Standing: Coach Tom Charbonneau, Joe Scuderi, Jim Robins. Frank Villar, Pete Reiner, Doug Bradley. I. Steve Kmetko beats his man on the fast break. 2. Greg Basila puts it up for two. 3. Joe Scuderi takes a jumper. 4. Carl Unfricht's hustle pays off. 5. Doug Bradley shocks his man into a spectator. 6. The members encourage each other as they get prepared to beat their opponents. 7. Frank gets the rebound. 65 Ivy xe Q 1553 'Ti-.ii 'saab 33 .Q- S, muff f '15 t j'g3!if E.j,? J.V Team Gets it Together on the Court l Top Row: Coach Stone, Ken Gore, Mark Hernandez, Sean Flynn, Ray Lester. Bottom Row: Frank Erdelyi. Tony Filler, Tim Hopkins, Victor Candelaria, Brian Kemtko. l. Fancy footwork, Victor. 2. Coach Stone designs the strategy. The J.V. Boys Basketball Team did very well overall this season. Even though their record was 6-12, they put forth a tremen- dous amount of effort. All thc players did a fine job, and Victor Candelaria, Brian Kmetko, and Craig Fylling were awarded as the Outstanding Players of the Year. As the season went on, relationships grew and their team spirit was high. Coach Stone quoted, The team was long on hustle and desire. I thought the kids did a goodjob overall. We improved from game to game? 68 Pride Follows Frosh Team Top Row: Adam Chwalik, Joe Ortiz, Dominic Maietta, Dave Carroll, Coach Burcham. Bottom Row: Jeff Horvath, Tim Carlson, Joe Baeza, Brian Durkin, Troy Garcia. l. Dominic with another one of his fierceful rebounds 2. Pep Talk This year's Freshman Basketball Team proved themselves to be one of the top teams in the division. Although they started slowly as a team, they showed great tenac- ity and by the season's end, had defeated all league opponents at least once. They proved themselves capable of accomplishing a great deal with their team first attitude and with their continued hard work and dedication, will be a force to be reckoned with in the league in the next three years. 69 Gerard's Wrestling Team did very well this year. There were eight mem- bers, the first was Dennis Kemtko, at 100 lbs. Next, there was Jason Baker, at 105 lbs., who had one win. Then there was Armand Chavez, at 119 lbs. He had five wins and three pins. At 128 lbs. was Tom Kepler. He had six wins and three pins. At 132 lbs. Jim Mack had two wins and one pin. At 140 lbs. was Greg Eman. At 157 lbs. was Mark Trusiak. Heavyweight division member was Russ Payne with five wins and three pins. The fastest pin time was held by Armand Chavez, at thirty six seconds. 6'All in all the season was a good one. We improved a lot since the beginning of the year, said Armand. From the results of the year's season, next year's Wrestling Team looks very promising. 70 lj Showing how to pin them with style. 25 That's right Tim, show him what col- Or that mat REALLY is. 3D Taking vic- tory with a cool head. 41 Book 'em Dano. SJ Putting the moves on a poor unsuspecting wrestler. 65 Kepler put- ting some moves on a Bourgade wres- tler. 73 Ride 'em cowboy. 7l Softball Team Getlzng Into Gerard's Softball Team, under the guidance of Coach Sandy Cox, took 3rd place in the Central Division with a 7-9 record. The Cen- tral Division consisted of 10 teams: Gerard, Dysart, Peoria, Independence, Globe, Mingus, Gilbert, Cactus, Borgade and Corona. The Captain of the team was Donna Baker, the most valuable player was Denise Calcagno, and the most improved player was Lori Carrol. the Swing of kings. 6 Y' ll -M Q? Y . 'GLU x Q -'if' 'ie j 1 I? lgh Y., 1 A m, ' , .. M. W , ,A t. Q U W ' , ,u 1 . ,V S. AX .4 -.-.41 A-4' l. Come on, Baby. Come on. 2. l'm the only one who deserves to bein this picture! 3. Top row: Bridgette Moya, Kathie Brown, Liszt Moler, Lori Carroll, Marta Ortiz and Captain: Donna Baker. Bottom row: Rita Jankovski, Lara Rodriquez, Donna Erhard and Julie Falconer. 4. Come on Lisa, pick up those feet! 5. Oh, does my hair look ok? 6. Bridgette Moya and HER softball. 7. I'll catch it! 73 TA TE CHAMPS.f This year's Varsity Baseball Team took it all the way. They had an overall record of 22-2 with a 10-0 record in Conference play. They began the year with a C14-31 victory against Dysart and had a four game winning streak beating Peoria C8-OJ, Winslow Q1 l- 2J and again 14- l J. The first game of the season that they lost was by a narrow margin C4-53 to Indepen- dence. They came back, however, and crushed them in a Q7-OJ victory. The Redcoats won their next two games against Globe L2-OJ and Mingus C5-45. In the Brophy Tournament the team annihilated AAA Apollo C20-OJ, but then lost to Brophy C0-25 for their last loss of the season. The Redcoats went on the rampage beating Gilbert Q6-23, Bourgade C8- lj, Corona Cl l-33, Cactus C7-55, Peoria Cl l-25, Dy- sart C7-lj, Mingus C10-45, Gilbert C5-25, Bourgade Q12-25, Corona C7-OJ, and Globe C5-23. In the State Quarter Finals the Redcoats beat Flowing Wells C3-23. In the Semi-finals the team nipped Flagstaff C6-55, and in the Finals they beat Lake Havasu Q8-51 at Tempe Diablo Stadium to become AA State Champs. The team was led this year by Senior captains: Steve Kmetko and Tony Mattia. The MVP was ace pitcher Tom Sizer. First Team All-Conference were Tom Sizer - pitcher, Tony Mattia - lst base, Steve Kmetko - short stop, Doug Bradley - out- fielder and Tom Knudsen - utility. The Second Team All-Conference member was Brian Haugen - catcher and All-State were Tom Sizer, Tony Mattia and Steve Kmetko. f S....l.n.,, lug 74 X kg l ,... I Qt sw , ...Q m '82 CHAMPS Tom Sizer Tony Mattia Steve Kmetko Tom Knudsen Doug Bradley Carl Unfricht Brian Haugen Kevin Haugen Mike Pedersen Matt Hawes Mike Kenney Kevin Dougherty Frank Villar Joe Scuderi Rick Iafrate Gary Sharko 1. Coaches Carroll and Stone didn't look like this much of the sea- son. 2. Mike Kenney connects. 3. . . . and there's the team looking on with intensity. 4. Frank pitches while Tony waits to make the catch. 5. Coach Stone gives advice to Ke- vin Haugen. 75 5.4 l A Q4 ,, K .,, K QKK-N: mgtfw, A - -' -1 KK If ii A . f f. W K ,. K K, Q - 1 -K N -f:1i,,,5,., ff 5 . xr1,-z3V,K,,,45- ' 'k , K iw K 3 K. , f' ' wir- K ' W, . .. 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We .. . if Q-vs.. --Aw Q Q Y ,. .m..,, - flh- -f '-:ff W ,. 'W' K 'fF'Q'f A 4k,g.fza.., ' ., -. . x K' x A ' fm. . Q v . h K + . . Amy- KW .,K W-H . ,. K ., K M, + .,. ,.,., A f , . , 4 W rw - . .-,-po +K.x. 'a ..., ' .A . i A .4 . ,. . . 15.4, . ., ,W ' A.. u W F, .. . K. M. . .11 All the Way Rea' and Gray ...als-,F-X...-.,..4....-wa...-Q' ' ' 'N ' ' it K A-in l. Kevin Haugen on the run. 2. Here's the team at the dugout. 3. Tom Sizer makes the catch. 4. Kevin Haugen in the wind-up. 5. Frank Villar gets ready to throw. 6. Ace pitcher Tom Sizer throws a lob. We had an outstanding year with good Senior lead- ership. Overall, we played very well as a team. Every- body on the team contribut- ed total team effort to win the State Championship. - Coach Stone 77 Keep Swinging Gerard's .I.V. Baseball Team worked hard all ye long and showed a lot of promise. Coached by LeBlanc, the team included freshmen, sophomores a juniors. Rich Murphy was the only freshmen represe tative. The sophomores were Jim Laubmaer, Tim R divo, Victor Candelaria, Clayton Greenen, Bri Kmetko, Rich Staley, Tom Slauterbeck and Jeff B ker. The junior members were Bob Navarro, .Io Phoenix and Tom Keppler. Captains Brian Kmetko and Tim Redivo led t team to victory over Globe and Bourgade, and they w their only game with Cactus. Splitting with Ming and Independence, the J.V. Team finished the seas with a record of 7 and 8. l. Curve ball. 2. You asked for it. 3. Try this one! L p,s Q. Ezine .3 v . ..-B Lefs G0 Redcoals This year's Freshmen Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Miller, had a record of 6 and 7. They beat Bourgade and Dysart in both games and split with Globe and Mingus. Besides captains Rob Bowen and Steve Gore, the members of this persistent team are Jim Corco- ran, Dennis Kmetko, Ron Safcik, Troy Garcia, Jason Baker, Tim Carlson, Mark Stewart, Joe Knapp, Scott Watson, Brian Dur- kin, Roy Garcia, Dave Carroll, Greg Romero and Bill Byrnes. P 6 4. The team watches Ron Safcik's skill in batting. 5. The Redcoats say the Our Father before each game. 6. Mr. Kmetko reveals his strategy. 79 REMEMBER THE E TRACK TARS OF 1981-82 . .. Suzanne Monthofer and Carol Mitchell Jamie Sandoval and Angie Block 80 David Vaughn Natalie King Carey Hyler Suzy Gilb - I B. J. Krystek This year in track everyone did an outstanding job. Monica Jullian, a senior, set a school record. She placed lst in division for shotput and second in her division for discus. Monica went to State and took second place in the shotput. Our 1600 meter girls' relay team - Carol Mitchel, Natalie King, Carol Hahn and Carey Hyler - placed 4th in the Divisional Meet and placed in the State Meet. The 400 meter relay team - Carol Mitchell, Natalie King, Suzy Gilb and Karen Holland - placed second in the Divisional Meet. Natalie King ran the 100 and 200 meter and placed 4th in the Divisionals and qualified for State. Carey Hyler placed 2nd in the Divisional Meet in the longjumpg she also qualified for State. Sharon Kenney, a senior, took 3rd place in the Divisionals in long jump and qualified for State. The boys' 400 meter and 1600 meter relay team did well also. The relay team consisted of four runners - Paul Briel, B. J. Krystek, Joe Gaudio and Brian Hughes. They qualified 3rd in their division and placed in State. Brian Hughes placed 4th in the long jump at the Divisionals. Paul Briel placed 4th in the Divisionals in the 400 meter and finished third in State. With so many outstanding members in all areas returning next year, Coach Relph feels, We have a very good team and prospects for the future. at Q 1 GUM akes on ..... .. .. This year's Golf Team started out with a lot of hardships, but with a bit of effort, they managed to learn about the game of golf. We started out kind of shaky, but this year prepared us, and with dedication over the summer, we plan to take divisionals next year, says Jeff Miller. The Golf Team consists of 7 members, including Coach Curran. The members are: captain, Dominic Maietta, Most Valuable Golfer: Tom Charbonneau, Most Improved Golfer: Tony Filler, Returning Lettermen: Jeff Miller and Vince Calcagno, along with newcomer Cameron Wright. The team ranked third in divisionals, eighth in state and sixth at the Oak Creek Invita- tional Tournament. New Swing l. Everybody duck!!! 2. Top row: Dominic Maietta, Tom Charbonneau, Coach: Mr. Curran, Jeff Miller. Bottom row: Tony Fill- er, Vince Calcagno, Cameron Wright. 3. Mr. Curran, I think we're in trouble. 4. Step aside men and let me show you how its done. 5. Where did that one go? 21335232 Varsity Cheer Promotes Spirit One of the driving forces behind the pride and spirit of our teams is the seemingly unending effort put forth by our Varsity Cheerleaders and Mascots. From the painting of posters to the many practices in the blazing sun, they show their pride in our school by working hard at what they do. The girls show us that they care about our school and all of its people. -risk- is 2 Top: Helena Wiseg Anne Krellg Mary McGuire. Bottom: Monica .luliang Kari Krzyzanowskig Sharon Medlandg Lori Chavarria, captaing Maria Clarkg Angela Marino. we l ,M va- 'Q' 4,245 v F rash Support Team Freshmen have many fears when they first begin high school. Arriving at Gerard and cheering in front of a crowd was an unimaginable idea for most. However, as each group of young frosh come to Gerard a small set of six stand up and cheer for the courageous freshmen guys on the court and on the field. The girls have worked long and hard all year. They have grown in their relationships and skills, and they are look- ing forward to next year. Top: Lisa Fuhrmang Jenny McGuire, captaing Middle: Michelle Wiseg Lura Haugeng Kari Amabileg Front: Katie Maney. g El K-an Q,- Qu-ns F iff N' 87 Zi, 'if iw nf Nl Q1 , Y' A . . .it Y- .4 1: 1 , y . . '.4 kk -.1 . ' 1 MR . V ' 1 '. 3' v 'ff 'M 5 f- r , y 1 W-5 Q.. 'fix viwj ' ' VA ,-iff: 'Law f' , rays: lie.- . X, . ,v - x .k 5, W--. 1P3QK5'f'fx:!.. -Luk 3- -16 . s fe ' , . W , -41 'sz 1 Yx '13 x w , A 1 Q A zi . . z Af Q k Sl N rm 0 4 P Q., .R I 4 ff 5. 'V W- , '1 .1 3 5 Y x K ,X fi . QPSK - , X 5 X' V, 4 9 Fa, X,,.X ff A +QWJif'Yg'!.f 2 ' x ' . , ,QL WEE' xqxv. 4 I Q J 4 Q '1- wi X 'iff -ws ,- x A x - 5 .V Pom Keeps That Spzrzt Up Back Row: Jenny Sandersg Suzanne Monthofer, captaing Carrie Fox. Middle Row Tina Percy Jamie Sandoval Front Row Crystal Griffith Andrea Pina. Not pictured: Katy Kramer. J.V. Pom was led this year by Suzanne Monthofer. The girls spent a vigorous year with the creation of routines in the span of only a few days and with the breaking down ofthe buses which carried them to and from the games, but they were always successful in the display of their routines at the half-times of the J.V. games. Although it was a difficult year, the girls learned the importance of team-work and of developing good relation- ships with the rest of their line. 90 X , 1 1 1 ,f 1, I f A11 x ' 'Q fx e , -3 x 5, 1 4- 'hav i-w.:,. , , Q : ,A . 1 s ff ,N N Q a Q F' Y FS' fv Q lx 5 1 4 as., ,x 32915 L 3 2 .75 A x 15 2 fr 3 gl S 5 J fu M, u 1 X N . . A ' l -s X 4 N- '11 . . '- ,V J . ' f , .z N ' 0' ' N 1' .-I.. 1 .X . 1 W I L' - V .X , H, . Q. X A . K x X gw x X' ' X ask Sli? xx A X N1 'tbl X, 7 yy X me N wk ' M ' ., g -f ,, kr x K I Vx x..x.,i1 J. I-lx.- ES Q x, I Q' 51 AL L. IA -7 I ku n XV X NX, -- X, M D,-, ,A 5- 1 .3 X . -Q 'wr A wff V XN5 ,kr xx ' 1 'TAA 317 1 'kb x at h j . ' M X V Si ' 'W '-f E . 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'V X xx ' ' N! - X fi X' , V! f - 4 w W H. VV ria ,- g-.H V ru X. ' ff. fb. - Yam'-1'f' ...,.. 1 VX. Nl :fm-1-ff Y' V -Ml' 4'u+,--. . . . f ff? ' W'w7f'J '. F -af . 'Mkt 55 'ff ,f ly If ' X Don't walk m front of me, . f I V ,. A - - V f ' A V' ff VW mf- V V2V9'fHy' N- L L M14 VL 1 Vf V. A .V '41, .Q N V 1 I may not follow. . 1 lf' '- : X ,V ,Vjggy V.x'.3X.Xg. Dont walk behmd me, V, I , .f ,f aff, F V 3, 'Jig AXA, 1 d 1,3 gwf ,Ve .. Q, .Ui .. is-NL. I may not ea . KXTL' 1, A Just walk beside me and be my friend. 'N .N tudenl Council Does it Right Freshman Class Officers: Julie Simms, secretaryg Annie Glenn, vice-president: Suzy Gilb, president: Kathy Bilinski, treasurer. Junior Class Officers: Joe Gaudio, treasurerg Annette Surdyk, secretaryg James Gilb, presidentg Sharon Medland, vicpresident. 94 Sophomore Class Officers: Jamie Sandoval, treasurer: Tricia Novascone, secre taryg Craig Fylling, presidentg Rodi Vehr, vice-president. ' all Senior Class Officers: Brigitte Edes, treasurerg Monica Julian, secretaryg Yahraus, presidentg Karen Knudsen, vice-president. Beth Kerber Suzy Gilb Kathy Bilinski Annie Glenn Julie Simms Ginger Dutcher, Dave Binsfield, Ceasar Gasca. 2nd Row: Carrie Fox Jamie Chris Hansen Bonnie Johnson Tricia Novascone Rodi Vehr Craig Fylllng Susan Finnerty, Tony Filler. 3rd Row: Annette Surdyk, Ann Eldridge Deby Sharon Medland Carey Hyler Claire Friend Carol Stevens James Gilb Suzanne Monthofer, Joe Gaudio, Lia Sargent, Carolyn Murphy, D1an1Pulido w Jim Relph Brigitte Edes Karen Knuden Andy Yahraus Jenny Kerber Monica Julian, Julie Henzerling, Greg Turner, Cheryl Vandenberg Debbie Under the astute guidance of Mr. Acedo, Student Council became an even greater force for energizing and directing the Student Body. Each member was hard-working, active and dedicated. The various class officers worked together to plan and raise money for events such as the 20th Anniversary Celebration, Prom, Coronation, Homecoming, Anytown, Girl's State, Boy's State and the Senior Brunch. Although each class sponsored indi- vidual activities, the rest of the student body, through the guidance of their officers, co-op- erated and responded, making each event a success. The good example ofthe unity in Stu- dent Council helped increase the unity of Ge- rard as a whole. It was a great year! The Backpacking Club has gone on three trips this year. Led by Mr. McGe- hee, the club went to Pine Mountain in the fall. Later in the winter, it went to the Superstitions. Mr. lVlcGehee then left Gerard to work for the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Mr. Acedo then led part of the group to Oak Creek Canyon. The club really got back to na- ture and had a very enjoyable year under the leadership of president, Tom Suriano and vice-president, Gary Peloso. 96 2 6 IJ The packers are all set and ready to go at Pine Mountain Wilderness. 21 They're off! 35 At the top of Pine Mountain, the group signs their name, adding to the elite group who had already as- cended this perilous mountain. 41 Front Row: Bonnie Johnson, Dan Latin, Julie Hen- zerling, Matt McAward, Cheryl Vandenburgg Second Row: Tim Murphy, Matt Curtis, George Fleming, Ja- net Watson, Mark Sedalackezk, Chuck Johnson, Mr. Ascedog Back Row: John Reznick, Joe Spets, Chuck Kruezer, Clayton Geenen, Gary Peloso. SJ Which way do we go? 63 Joe Spets takes time out. 73 This is a rare shot of the rugged mountain men at rest. 97 Extra! Extra! Reaa' All About It! 8 to R Fr Lukan Guy Lucas John Day Dan Shanahan Jason Brock Ken Cox Mike Kenney. Middle L. to R. - Brian Durkin, Ann Eldridge, McGuire Susan Morse Derek Longstaff Bottom L to R Judy England Carey Hyler, Claire Friend, Carol Stevens, Trisha Novascone, The Unionjack is published approximately seven times each year. The staff was moderated by Fr. Lu- kan, and Guy Lucas was this year's editor. Issues usual- ly coincide with the following annual events: Freshmen Initiation, Homecoming, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines Day, Easter and Graduation. Since there aren't any Journalism classes offered at Gerard, all work done on the paper is done outside the regular school schedule. The staff is composed of stu- dents from all four grades. Some receive a credit in Journalism, and others are on a non-credit program. The Newspaper tries to keep the students, as well as the parents, informed about the education, religious, athletic, social, and cultural activities currently on the campus. l. Susan adds the finishing touch on John's work. 2. Suzanne, Derek, and Guy discuss their next assignments. 3. The Newspaper Staff often works together to catch all ofthe current news. 4. Who? What? Where? When? Why? 5. Derek puts in his two cents. 99 Top Row, left to right: Joe Gaudio, Mark Sedlacek, Mike Duginski, Jim Gilb, Harry Bartel, Sister Laurent, Guy Lucas, Chuck Johnson, Don La Mere. Middle Row: Anne Krell, Suzanne Monthofer, Lia Sargent, Carol Stevens, Claire Friend, Rodi Vehr, Jamie Sandoval, Julie Allen, Cheryl Vandenberg. Bottom Row: Bonnie Johnson, Tricia Novascone, Karen Knudson, Beth Johnson, Carole Bresnahan, Judy England, Maria Clark, Diana Pulido, Lisa Jankovsky, Carolyn Murphy. National Honor Society is moderated by Sister Laurent this year, as it has been for many years in the past. Sophomore, junior and senior students with cummulative grade point aver- ages of 3.6 or higher are eligible to be in NHS. The faculty committee selects the members who are rated on leadership, service, scholarship, and character. NHS had a good year and had many active members. l0l Band and hair ive ..................... I A r mt., Bottom Row, L. to R.: Donna Herman, Renee Watson, Marion Petrie, Stacey Moravec, Mike McCloud. 2nd row: Tom Kizer, Lori Trijillo. 3rd row: Tim Eldridge, Jim McGuiness, David Nieto, Sean Healy, Adam Chwalik. Don Lalvicrc. 4th row: Scott Lang, Chris Cassin, Jason Wesley, Tim Fleming, Chris Dimitroplos. Drummer - Alan Williams. 5th row: Brian North, Mr. White. Gzft of usic ' 59 sql ni D fuk .Q S-few vu.. I.- Bottom Row: Margie Duginski. Znd row: Mr. White, Alan Williams, Luara Tripani, Susan French. Cindy Doll, Mark Larona. 3rd row: Diana Candelaria, Jenny Amon, Irene Linsenmeyer, Joe Canas. 4th row: Kathy Bourassa, Terry Siegrist, Karen Hays. Top Row: Steve Graph. The goal of the band is to perform on as professional a level as possible with the personnel available. With Mr. White as mod- erator, our games are well supported by the band. The band plays at all home football and basketball games. They also present one to three concerts per year. The band performs at all pep rallies as well as at the awards assembly. Mr. White hope- fully states, We would eventually like to go to the Band Day at A.S.U. and U. of A. if we can get enough members. I consider everyone who joins the band to be an outstanding member, although none proved to be more outstanding than another. The motto of the band has been, The Few, the Proud, the Band adopted from the Marine Corps. 103 Gerardians Support Pro-Lzfe S i 24 r. ,- A , Obs X A maui? .M . PRO -5 LIFE F' ,X Top: Angie Whisler, Dawn Sandreal, Gina Phillips, Guy Lucas, Marion Petric, Annette Miceli, Lisa Jankovsky, Fr. John. Bottom: Sam Svetlik, Deby Fimbres, Tri- sha Novascone. Give Lzfe This year's Youth for Life goal was to pass a human life amendment to the U. S. Constitution which would protect human life in all stages. Informing the public on the facts of abortion, they had a booth at the Arizona State Fair and spoke at different high schools and organizations. Their concern, however, is for all human life - not just the unborn. No matter what disabilities people have, they want to help. The president for the Gerard Chapter of Youth for Life was Deby Fimbres. Active members were Trisha Novascone, Liz Sanders, Gina Phillips. C hcznce! 105 Drama Explodes onto the Scene Gerard High School's Drama Club put on a gallant effort into rebuilding its reputation. Un- der the guidance ofthe hard-working officers - president, Laura Petrola, vice-president, Sue Si- kora, secretary, Jim Relph, treasurer, Nancy Richardson and moderator, Mr. Henry Acedo a plus the hard-working members, Drama Club put on a M 8: M sale which made over 550000, the Bun-O-Gram sale at Easter which made 5113.00 and put on a first rate production of g'You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, which was directed by an alumnus, Matt Otayiano. Drama is the only place you can ham it up, make someone else happy, and still be yourself, says Jim Relph. Drama Club had a very good year and will have an even better one next year. t: --' M' vb 1--f Yearbook Staff Works Hard to Keep Memorzes Alzve It took a lot of effort and talent to make this year's IMAGE a first rate book. Moderated by Mr. Andorfer and guided by editor Beth Johnson, the yearbook staff tried to accomplish every 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 staff had to make many sacrifices which included staying after school each day and coming in on holidays. There was a lot of work to be done and not many people to do it. The small staff this year had a responsibility to produce a book that would represent Gerard and keep memories alive. 108 3 I ,mea-,aw Top, left to right: Chuck Johnson, Beth Johnson, Linda Ball, Bottom: Mary Johnson, Kathy Bilinski, Erin Adams, Patty DeJulia, Lynn Ehmann. l. Patty puts finishing touches on her final copies. 2. Beth approves l.inda's rough drafts. 3. Team work! 4. Beth and Linda look over a rough draft make a final copy. 5. Mary types her way to a good yearbook. so they can www 109 A v,v4v,f Av4v,4-,vk-,ff,?,v,-gYAvA,1.JL.A-,L-gLvA.vA.vAvAgA.4.,JL fA! X 0 Q V57 ls, rv- 'E W 77 Lei. . V - cr' 5 f ' I One night I had a dream. N 53: I dreamed I was walking along the beach with the Lord, and across the sky flashed scenes from my life. can For each scene, I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand - one belonged to m other to the Lord. When the last scene of my life flashg before us, I looked back at the footprints in the sand. I noticed that many ti the path of my life, ' W I there was only one et of footprin . xtx ' ' t t very lowest and saddest ,,--B., times of'mFy 1 e ft? i I I - C:'FlTi's really both red me, and I quest o'h'ed the Lord abou t. Lord, You have eatdmi-ence-i decided to renew Yo'lT?-'f--2L- I g You would wamiwith hC:JVQli but I have noticed that x X ' W' during thexnlest trolsome timesin my life, there is only one set of footprTntsj don't u'nEt'and WET in times when I needed You maou w mellcz' 3: -e QL- ,:,,gq -6 fw Q. Tlleslford r ' , recious.: precious chillelfl love you and I 'P' . . A . 3 .f..wouId never, nev you dugmg yotfrme of trial and suffering. 3, x K . Q:-., H . :Mayen see onl ne set of foet-punts, tax 1 A, If mit- i-L-is-then that I carried you. 1 W' 6 2 .L 9 G1 S- ,1 X X . -4' ' Qi GX ... -2 1 -' 2 cz: Cl Q-Na 1 I 5 T-A Q3 E ... fl ' i - CTP R 612 F, ck, f I -5 -Fx lll BISHUP H O ORS REDCUATS WITH INITIAL VISIT Short is in these days. The 1981-82 school year proved to be a blossoming one for the rela- tionship between Gerard Catholic and Bishop Thomas J. O'Brien. Faculty member Fr. John Ebbesmier along with Ted Burr, John Mudd, Mike Dearing attend- ed the Bishop's ordination in Rome, where they received an au- dience with Pope John Paul II. Eight Gerard sophomores worked long hours setting up for the Bishop's installation at the ASU Activity Center in January. They, along with Mr. Henry Acedo, were rewarded for their ef- forts by a luncheon sponsored by Bishop O'Brien. The Bishop honored Gerard by saying mass on St. Patrick's Day. This was his first visit to a diocesan high school. During his sermon, he proclaimed that faith is really no good unless we work at it. Finally, our 20th Anniversary celebration was also blessed by Bishop O'Brien, who showed the Redcoats his continued interest. r l Be proud of the fact that we are Christians . . . Y0ur're 0-K THE ROMAN CATHOLIC chunch OF phoenl IF YOU HAVE RISEN WITH CHRIST, SEEK THE THINGS THAT ARE ABOVE 400 EAST MONROE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85004 TELEPHONE C6021 257-ooso OFFICE OF THB BISHOP April 14, 1982 Dear Members of Gerard High School: I am pleased to be able to address you through the publication of your Yearbook, the Image with this year's theme being Memories of Caring and Sharing . No doubt as you reflect on this past year at Gerard there will be various memories brought to your mind. But what will always be among your best memories are those in which you cared and shared yourself with others. We are reminded of Jesus, the One who cared and shared Himself with us. I hope such occasions will not be just part of your memories but a part of your active life. Care and share yourself with others. Stay close to the Lord and His Church. And may the Lord bless and guide you always. Faithfully yours in Christ, Most Reverend Thomas J. O'Brien Bishop of Phoenix By This Will All Men Know That You Are My Disciples, If You Have Love For One Another ll3 it' 4 yuan 'Q CHRIST WALKS GERARD - IN ADMINISTRATION if H4 , . QS Al Merino Athletic Director I A Dr. Vince Vice Rita Simon Guidance AC ULT Y DEMO STRATES CONCER ,. 1' 1 'WRX ,I If Miller - Min ,f 'i , , ,IS M. , i W 'fix' f K 5 'ff' 7 UILDI G A BEAUTIFUL CITY AN ffl ' :fv -' U. in , X if . N NJ 1- 'fi 5 Jgy Hollar - Socxal Studlesg 5 Eg Dxypartment Chairman .f ' 'F' i x R , 'fi -5 ,.'i,,? ':Jy ,.:. ' -My ,ff funk' umu ' '- . K 1 ,iam 'Berges Spaqig --W Lf Chairmh f L' 5 - Science V H f . xr' m ,fx ,. 4 Dxck Curran - Math l I7 ,-f A! f..x . ff -AX I .. lx., ff' ...M -Y-T---- ll8 'Iii I XI! -XXV, I X S ff PE CIAL PE OPLE SPECIAL PURPOSE P P P'PP' Jo5rrrrrf'rPGiItPner -xx, U, A- 'I 2 2 2 3 -I' S Q X 'ff oo Scarborough - B,usmess z,'k X P , . . ..,..,K.Mk.3i,,h,i5,,:f3,, ,. X , , , 11 -1, . .JW .,.y,.,,,,.. , ,. , .. ,,..,,., . , ff.:',i1.1feses1g:Lfzsus1fgas214,1fg,1 . ,iz 'rim Hzfgggrggggig, f- - f -V K 553ily2523-132555,Wzwufhn-. t - J ev? q,. :Wa ,.. F ' P jf V . 1 ia m, it Haw' wi 1 6 s ,Ng-3 J, iQ? fp M if Qi Socral Studres Pat Slattery Rehgnon ll9 STAFF SERVE WITH GLAD SS '? 'k -Q .xx E Nj l Maqimez -- Mamtenance -S i Si, , . qs gf M 1 W? if S, ff, f it ? 120 -I? 'J' Mary Ellen Hughes - Bookkeeper X . 5 1 .. f . R orre - Maintenance ,R FRAN AGNELLO Science Club 13 Nursing Home Volunteer 3,43 French Club l,2Q Chemistry Award 3 JACKIE AJAMIE Drama 1,2,33 Mascot 23 Class Secretary 13 Homeroom President 33 Junior Volunteer 2,33 Sweetheart Queen Nominee3 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,43 Homecoming Chairman 13 Blood Drive4. JULIE ALLEN National Honor Society 2,3,43 Drama 1,2,43 secretary 33 Unionjack 23 Yearbook 23 Track 2,3,43 Lettermen 2,33 Powder Puff 2,33 Opto- mist Award3 MDA Committee Chairman 43 Baush and Lomb Science Award. BOB ANDRYSIAK Football 1,43 Ski Club l,2. ANDREA ANGULO Drama 1,2,43 Pep Club 1. VALERIE AYALA Pep Club l,2Q Junior Volunteer 33 Track Stats 1,2. 122 DONNA BAKER Softball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43Lettermen l,2,3,43 Honorable Mention in Basketball 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. HARRY BARTEL National Honor Society 2,3,43 Drama 33 Un- ionjack 3,43 Class President 1,33 Homeroom President 23 Top 10'Z: in State Math Contest I,2Q Homecoming Chairman 23 Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students3 Who's Who Among American High School Students. GREG BASILA Basketball 233,43 Football 13 Lettermen 3,43 Top 1091: in State Math Contest 23 Sweetheart King Nominee. CHARIS BELL Drama 43 Junior Volunteer 1. JOHN BERLIN Science Club 43 Basketball l,22 Football l,2,3,43 Track l,2,33 Lettermen l,2,3,43 Pow- der Puff Coach 43 Second Team All-Confer- ence 33 Art Award. JOHN BINSFIELD Football l,2,3,43 Track l,2Q Lettermen 2,3,43 Ski Club 2,4. JOE BLEWETT Public Address Systems 2,3,4: NEIL BOURGUE MDA Superdance 43 Blood Drive Chairman 43 Science Club 4. DOUG BRADLEY Baseball l,3,4Q captain 23 Basketball 1,3, Cap- tain 2,43 Football lg Lettermen 3,43 JV Base- ball MVP 33 Most Improved, Leading Scorer, Leading Rebounder, Free Thrower, MVP, All- Conference Varsity Basketball3 Honorable Mention All-State, 2nd Team All-State Tour- nament Basketball 4. DIANNE BRENNAN Junior Volunteer 43 Basketball Stats 23 Flag Line 23 Blood Drive 4. CAROLE BRESNAHAN National Honor Society 2,33 vice-president 43 Mascot 43 Pep Club l,2Q Lettermen 13 Gymnas- tics 13 Society of Distinguished American High School Students l,2,3,4Q Who's Who Among American High School Students l,2,3,43 Sweetheart Queen Nominee. DENISE CALCAGNO CYO 13 Softball 2,3343 Basketball 2,32 Captain l,4Q Powder Puff 1,2333 Volleyball 3,43 captain l,2Q Mascot 43 Pep Club lg Letterman l,2,3,43 Homeroom President 43 Gymnastics 13 Home- coming Float Chairman 33 Honorable Mention All-Conference Basketball 33 2nd Team All- Conference Basketball and Volleyball 4. RICH CARRUTH National Honor Society 2,33 Baseball l,2,32 Basketball 1,2,33 Lettermen 2,31 Class Presi- dent l,2,33 Athletic Club 1,2333 Second Place in ASU Math Tournament5 MDA Superdance 45 Blood Drive 4. JOE CERINO LORI CHAVARRIA Drama 45 Unionjack 35 Cheer 1,2,35 Captain 45 Pep Club I,25 Lettermen 1,253.45 Homeroom President 1,2,45 Gymnastics I5 Backpacking 45 Blood Drive 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 National Cheerleader Activities Association5 Nominee for Miss Unit- ed Teenager. SUSAN CHAVEZ Drama 3,45 PEP Club I5 MDA Superdance 2,3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Blood Drive 2,3,45 Acreda- tion for Nursing Assistant I 3,4. MARIA CLARK National Honor Society 2,3,45 Cheer I,3,45 Pep Club 15 Lettermen 1,2,45 Class Secretary 2,35 Junior Volunteer 15 Powder Puff 2,3,45 Gym- nastics 1,25 Spanish Award I5 Most Improved Gymnast I5 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,45 Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 3,4. CATHY COLBERT Pep Club 15 Lettermen I5 Softball I5 Biology Award 25 Typing Award 3. RICK CONCHOS Chess Club vice-president 15 president 25 Band I,25 Baseball 15 Track 25 Cross Country 1,2,35 Accordian Association of North America I,25 Lettermen 2,3,45 Junior Achievement I, secre- tary 2, vice-president 3, president 45 Outstand- ing Band Award 25 Activity Award I,25 Ari- zona Reading Achievement Award 45 Blue- Chip Co. 3,45 Senior Executive Award 45 Achiever's Award l,3,4. KEN COX Unionjack 3,45 Football I5 Participant in Na- tional Patriotism Week l,2,35 Art Award 3,4. MIKE DEARING Drama 2,3,45 Track 15 Lettermen I5 Band l,2,35 MDA Superdance 4. DEBBIE DeJULIA CYO 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Lettermen 2,3,45 Class Vice-President 1,35 Homeroom President 45 Poetry Award 25 Sertoma Award 35 Student Council Award 35 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 35 Sweetheart Queen Nominee5 Homecoming Queen Nomi- nee5 Powder Puff 3,4. CHRIS DIMITROPLOS Student Council I5 Track 15 Band 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 MARK DIPPRE CYO l,2,3, President and Treasurer 45 CCD 1,25 Folk Group 45 Mobile Meals on Wheels I,2,45 MDA Superdance 45 Altar boy I. PAT DODSON CYO 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 2. BRIAN DOUGHERTY Baseball 152. DAN DUICK MONICA EBERHARDT Track 2,35 Pep Club I,25 Junior Volunteer 35 Confirmation Classes 45 MDA Superdance 45 Old Age Conference 45 CYO I,2,3,45 Christian Music Group 3,4. MARY ECKSTEIN Track Stats 25 Scholastic Art Award 25 Gold Key I5 Greater Phoenix Optomist Club Youth Appreciation Honor for Art 35 Scholastic Art Award 4. BRIDGETTE EDES Glee Club I5 Yearbook 15 Class Secretary 45 Band I,25 Outstanding Chorus Member 15 Na- tional Junior Achiever's Conference5 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents5 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Girls' State5 Blood Drive 4. GREG EHMANN Soccer 15 Arizona Youth for Life l,2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Lettermen 4. JOE ELARDO Track 3,45 Lettermen 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Blood Drive 4. TIM ELDRIDGE Band 35 president 45 Chess Club I5 Spanish Award 25 Band Award 3. JUDY ENGLAND Senior Brunch Chairman 15 National Honor Society 2,35 treasurer 45 MDA Superdance 2,3,45 MDA Food Committee 35 Drama 45 Homecoming Float Chairman 3,45 Unionjack 45 Powder Puff 2,3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 2,35 Youth for Life l,2,3,45 Cheer 2, captain 35 Prom Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 1,25 Class Vice-President 15 Homeroom President 25 Junior Volunteer 25 Anytown Del- egate 35 Liturgy Music Committee 45 Redcoat of the Month Nominee 15 Sweetheart Queen Nominee 35 Art and Service Award 15 Home- coming Queen 45 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,45 Community and Youth Leadership Devel- opment I5 Optomist Award in Letters 45 Stu- dent Council Activity Award l,2,35 Spanish Award I5 Biology Award 35 Religion Award 35 Blood Drive 4. PEGGY ESPINOZA Cheer I5 Pep Club I5 Lettermen I5 Gymnastics 25 captain I5 Religion Award 35 Blood Drive 4. THOMAS FITZMAURICE Science Club 45 Baseball captain I5 Football l,3, captain 2,45 Lettermen 3,45 Gold Key Award Certificate Merit Award I5 Chemistry Award 35 Hussler Award I5 Outstanding Run- ningback5 Homecoming King Nominee. SARAH GENTRY Pep Club I,25 Lettermen 25 Matmaids 25 Sen- ior Brunch Committee I5 English Award I. ALANA GETZ Pom 2,35 captain 45 Pep Club I,25 Lettermen 3,45 Junior Volunteer I,25 Folk Group I,25 Gymnastics I5 MDA Superdance 2,45 Blood Drive 4. l23 BILL GORE Baseball 1,23 Football I,2,3,4Q Lettermen 3,43 Homeroom President 43 Anytown Delegate 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 33 Captain Frosh Baseball Teamg Sweetheart King Nominee3 Homecoming King Nominee3 Graduation Committee. CAROL GULDAN English Award 33 Spanish Award 33 Religion Award 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. DAVID HANKAMER Speech 13 Unionjack 2,3. COLLEEN HEALY CYO 43 Pep Club 1,23 Blood Drive 4. JULIE HENZERLING CYO 1,23 Pom 2, captain 33 Pep Club l,2,33 Lettermen 23 Homeroom President 2,3,43 Homecoming Float Chairman 4, overall chair- man 43 Ski Club 2,3, president 43 Knights of Columbus Essay Contest 13 Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Soci- ety of Distinguished American Studentsg MDA Superdance 2,3,4Q Backpacking Club 43 Homecoming Queen Nominee. 124 CHRISTIN HINTZE. TINA HOOGERVORST Pep Club 1,23 Youth for Life 1,23 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. DEBBIE HOSFORD KATHY JAY DEBBIE JAZWIN Glee Club 13 Unionjack 2,33 Pep Club 13 MDA Superdance 43 Blood Drive 43 National Educa- tional Developement Test 13 National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. BETH JOHNSON National Honor Society 2,3, secretary 43 Glee Club 13 CYO I,2,3,4Q MDA Superdance 3,43 Junior Volunteer 13 Yearbook editor 43 Youth for Life l,2,33 Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 2,3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,3,43 Senior Brunch Committee 13 Prom Committee 33 Graduation Committee 43 Christian Music Group 3,4Q High School Heart Medical Semi- nar 33 Community Leadership for Youth De- velopment 13 Spanish Award 13 English Award 13 Religion Award 33 Chemistry Award 33 Biol- ogy Award 23 Student Council 4. DEBBIE JOHNSON Drama l,2,43 Scottsdale Center for the Arts 33 Tennis Team 13 Coral Dance Group 2. MONICA JULIAN Track l,2,3,43 Mascot 43 Class Treasurer 43 Graduation Committee 43 Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 2,3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,3,43 Outstanding Field l,2,3. SARA KELLY Pom 2,33 Pep Club 1,2Q Lettermen l,2,43 Junior Volunteer 13 Gymnastics vice-president 1, president 23 English Award 1. SHARON KENNEY Basketball Stats 3,4Q Track I,2,3,4Q Volleyball l,2,43 Lettermen 1,2,3,4Q Powder Puff l,2,3,43 English Award 1,23 Chemistry Award 33 Sportsmanship Award for Track 23 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents3 Who's Who Among American H igh School Studentsg High School Heart Medical Seminar 33 Graduation Committee 43 MDA Superdance 4. JENNIFER KERBER Executive Recording Secretary 43 Yearbook 2, co-editor 33 Powder Puff 2,33 Track Stats 23 Homecoming Queen Nominee3 Prom Hostess 23 Algebra Award3 English Award3 Spanish Award3 Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Society of Distinguished American High School Students3 MDA Super- dance. TOM KIZER Student Council 23 Drama l,2,33 Football 13 Chess Club 1, secretary 2, vice-president 43 Band l,2,3,43 Scholastic Art Exhibit Gold Key Award 13Scholastic Art Merit Award 1,23 Let- termen 3,4. STEVE KMETKO Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 3, captain 1,2,43 Football 13 Lettermen 2,3,4Q Basketball Hustler lg JV Basketball MVP 23 Outstanding Defensive Player, Most Assists, MVP Varsity Basketball, Freshmen Baseball MVP3 Varsity Baseball Hustler 3. KAREN KNUDSEN National Honor Society 3,42 Basketball Stats 3,43 Track l,2,33 Volleyball l,3,4, stats 23 Let- termen l,2,3,43 Class Vice-President 43 Youth Against Cancer 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 33 Third Place in the Voice of Democracy Essay Contest 4g Statis Award 13 English Award 23 Math Award 2g Chemistry Award 33 Religion Award 33 Senior Brunch 13 Powder Puff l,2,3,43 Outstanding Underclassmen 13 Out- standing Runner 23 Outstanding Defensive Volleyball Player 3,43 Outstanding Redcoat 33 Female Athlete of the Year 3. TOM KNUDSEN Baseball l,2,3,43 Football 43 Lettermen 2,3,43 Cross Country 23 Graduation Committee 43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,33 2nd Team All-Conference Base- ball 2. LISA KOHL Pep Club 13 Ski Club 1,2,4. ANNE KRELL National Honor Society 3,43 Unionjack 1,33 Cheer l,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,23 Lettermen 3,4Q Executive Treasurer 43 Homeroom President 33 Junior Volunteer 33 Gymnastics 13 Society of Distinguished American High School Students l,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1,2,3,4. CHUCK KREUZER KARI KRZYZANOWSKI Yearbook 33 Volleyball 13 Cheer 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,33 Lettermen 3,43 Ski Club president 43 Gymnastics 13 Blood Drive chairman 43 MDA Superdance 23 Homecoming Queen Nominee3 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. DON LaMERE National Honor Society 2,3,43 CYO l,2,3,43 Speech 2,3,43 Unionjack 3,43 Yearbook 33 Class President 23 Blood Drive 43 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor at St. Luke's Hospital3 Mentor Program at Cortez High School3 Speech Award 23 Biology Award 23 Chemistry Award 33 English Award 1,33 Spanish Award 1,23 Physical Science Award 13 Religion Award 33 High School Heart Medical Seminar 3. CAROL LeBEAU Track l,2Q Pep Club 13 CCD l,21CYO l,2,3,43 Ski Club 2,33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. LISA LICANO CYO 1,23 Lettermen l,2, bars 3,43 Junior Vol- unteer 43 Best Demonstration Award at the Maryvale Clinic 33 Matmaid 2,3, captain 4. JIM LINDSEY VINCE LOFANO Football 33 Track 33 Lettermen 3. ANGELA MARINO Drama 13 Mascot I,4Q Pep Club 1,2,43 Secre- tary of Explorer's Club LISSETTE MARTINEZ CYO 1,23 Pep Club 1,23 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 S0fllJallQ Let- termen TONY MATTIA Baseball I,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,23 Football 2,4, captain 13 Lettermen 2,3,43 Most Valuable Player in Baseball 1. MATT MCAWARD Yearbook 23 Backpacking Club 4. BRYAN MCCURDY CYO 2,3,43 Speech lg Basketball 13 Wrestling 43 MDA Superdance 33 Religion Award 3. Y JIM MCGUINNESS Drama 2,33 Baseball 13 Lettermen 33 Band 1,2,4, secretary 33 Chess Club l,2,3,43 Band Secretary Award 33 Three Year Member Award 33 Two Year Band Member Award 2. MARY MCGUIRE Unionjack 3,43 Track I,2,3,4Q Cheer 43 Pep Club 1,23 Lettermen I,2,4Q Powder Puff 2,3,43 Mascot 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,41 Honor Guard 33 Prom Hostess 23 Prom Co-Chairman 3. GLEN MIKOLAJCZYK Track 2,3,43 Lettermen 2,3,4Q Scholastic Art Award 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 33 Religion Award 33 Cross Country 23 co-captain 3, captain 4. CHARLENE MILLER Pep Club I,2Q Biology Award 23 MDA Super- dance 2,3. MARY MONCHER National Honor Society 2,33 Yearbook 33 Cheer 1, co-captain 23 Pep Club I,2Q Home- room President I,3Q Gymnastics 1. TOM MULLEN Football 43 Lettermen 43 P.A. Systems 334. TOM NEWELL Basketball l,2,3,43 Lettermen 4g Varsity Base- ball Scorekeeper 43 Kirkegaard Sportsmanship Award in Basketball 4. BRIAN NORTH Baseball 23 Basketball 23 Lettermen 3,42 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Special Recognition Award. JAMES OLNEY Backpacking Club 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM O'NEIL Yearbook 33 Key Club 13 MDA Superdance 3,4. ROBIN PARADIS Drama 3,43 Pep Club 1,23 CCD l. RUSS PAYNE Science Club 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Football 13 Let- termen 13 Homeroom President 13 Wrestling l,3,4Q MDA Superdance 33 Blood Drive 4. DOROTHY PAYTAS Drama 43 Track 33 Pep Club 23 Intramural Volleyball 4. GARY PELOSO Unionjack 3g Track 2,43 Band 1,23 Backpack- ing Club 1,2,3, vice-president 43 Sertoma Club VICTOR PENA Yearbook 2g Key Club 13 Golf 3g Lettermen 33 Backpacking Club l,2,3,4. LAURA PETROLA Drama 2,33 president 43 Student Council 43 Track 33 Pep Club 1,23 MDA Superdance 2,33 Blood Drive 43 Powder Puff l. KEN PLATEK Yearbook 23 Key Club l,2,33 Pep Club 1,23 Lettermen 2,33 Golf 2,33 Scholastic Art Award 1. JOHN REDING CYO 13 Football 13 Junior Volunteer 13 Blood Drive 4. TRACEY REINERT Drama 2,33 Pep Club 1,23 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdance 3,4. JIM RELPH Glee Club 13 Drama 2, vice-president 3, secre- tary 43 Science Club 43 Basketball 13 Football l,2,3, captain 43 Track I,2,3,4Q Pep Club 13 Lettermen 1,2,3,43 Homeroom President 1,23 CCD 13 Outstanding Offensive Frosh Football Players3 Most Outstanding Defensive JV Foot- ball Player 23 Freshmen Basketball Most Im- proved3 Most Improved Track Member 2,33 English Award 33 Religion Award 33 Home- coming King Nominee3 Who's Who Among American High School Students 43 Best Sup- porting Actor 3. NANCY RICHARDSON Drama 2,3Q treasurer 43 Yearbook 2,33 Softball l,2,3,43 Lettermen l,2,3,43 Pep Club 132. ROBERT RINGSRUD Football I,2,3,4Q Lettermen l,2,3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 125 , A ,. JEFF RUTHSTROM MARK RYAN JOHN SANDERS Track 23 MDA Superdance 3,4. SHELLY SANDOVAL Softball 13 CCD lg Blood Drive 4. WALTER SIKORA DRAMA l,21 Football 1,2,3,43 Lettermen 3,43 Wrestling lg Homecoming King. TOM SITZER Baseball l,2,3,4Q Football 1,23Lettermen 2,3,43 2nd Team All-Conference Baseball 23 lst Team All-Conference Baseball 33 lst Team All-State Baseball 33 Baseball MVP 3. PHIL SLETTEN Football 3,43 Track 2,33 Lettermen 2,3,43 Pow- der Puff Coach 43 2nd Team All-Conference Defensive Guard 33 2nd Team All-Conference Line Backer 4. RICHARD SOKOLSKY Library Assistant I,2,33 English Award 2. MARCIA STELZER Track lz Cheer 23 Pep Club 23 Junior Volunteer 23 CCD 2. TRICIA SULLIVAN Glee Club 13 Drama 43 Yearbook 2, co-editor 33 Junior Volunteer 23 Blood Drive 43 English Award 13 Spanish Award l,21 Top 10W State Math Contest. TOM SURIANO Science Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Football 13Track l,21 Backpacking Club 3, president 43 Algebra lIfTrig Award 23 Chemistry Award 33 Physical Science Award 13 NEDT Certificate3 MDA Superdance 43 Sweetheart King Nomi- ncc3 Blood Drive 4. 126 MARY TEJADA Basketball 23 Volleyball 3,43 Lettermen 3,43 Church Choir 4g Spanish Award 13 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 33 Religion Award 3. GREG TURNER CYO 13 Science Club l,2,3,4Q Unionjack 4, editor 33 Baseball 23 Class Treasurer 2,33 Homeroom President 33 Executive President 43 Biology Award 23 Activity Award 1,2,3,43 Typ- ing Award 33 Art Fair Award 13 High School Heart Medical Seminar 33 MDA Superdance 3,43 Homecoming King Nominee3 Sweetheart King Nominee. CARL UNFRICHT Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4. CHERYL VANDENBERG National Honor Society 2,3, president 43 Un- ionjack 33 Cheer l,2,33 Pep Club l,2Q Home- room President lg Class Vice-President 23 Ex- ecutive Vice-President 43 Gymnastics 1,23 Let- termen l,2,3Q Prom Chairman 33 National Merit Scholorship3 Sweetheart Queen3 Home- coming Queen Nominee. PEGGY VEHR Student Council 43 Track 2,33 Lettermen 2,33 Homeroom President 33 Junior Volunteer 23 Gymnastics lg Powder Puff3 MDA Chairman3 Float Chairman. LAURIE WARD RANDY WEBBER Backpacking Club 2,33 MDA Superdance 43 Blood Drive 4. ANDY YAHRAUS National Honor Society 2,3,43 CYO 1,23 Un- ionjack sports editor 3g Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Football lg Lettermen 2,3,43 Homeroom President 2,33 Class President 43 Top 10'Z1 in State Math Contest 2,33 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,3,43 MDA Superdance 2,3,43 Sweetheart King3 Homecoming King Nominee. 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Janice Talak Mike Tenczar Mark Sedlacek Tom Slauterbeck Dawn Sondreal Gary Sharko Jerry Smith Richard Staley Rosemary Stewart Gina Sullivan 144 ,5'X 4:-W 5 Q Mark Trusiak Michele Valenzuela lngrcd VandenBroe Regina Vasquez Rodi Vchr tx , . Yi M, , Q X Sherry Zorkan :A Ai L i ,ff tn gi- .-. Fred Zepeda 1 JuSt 7 Camera i Wardle Watson Whistler Trisha Winton Andrea Wolff Chris Young shy , x Kathy Christinsen Susan Finnerty Jeff Hamra John Pierre Harize Thierry Harize Doreena Humphrey Leanora Paradis Donna Payne Renee Vaughn Cameron Wright 145 ill 1 J I l E John Ajamie Jackie Alarie Linda Ball Chrys Bouma Mary Bramel 146 X I 6 ., A an X My Class of '83 Movin' on Up. 1 go ' K ' 'iz-W , f - . L3 1- -, . -L j - 1 ' F x Janine Bresnahan Paul Briel Jason Brock J 1 Katie Brown Jon Bruner Andy Bucher Mary Buckley Sandy Bustos Brian Cahill 4-fl'-fi i . l il Tim Cahill Ed Carlson Tina Carson Geraldine Casey Bill Cassidy X N! ily all l x Sandee Caviness Theresa Cerino Tom Charbonnea Judy Chasse Armand Chavez lem ochrane Cryan HW fi 1 Chris Daley John Day Maureen Day ' -4 Sf .. Vi: E - .V -galil 5, X 4.55 Y L L 23 il as -if , . s ' as ,r Eg Q ,algal r as M K f ..-- ' fr 1. wg iq' lf l . gi 1 5. 5 ,M '-i i 5 K S l i if an ,l ' wi il i ., Jiri: A ,. e. limi i in 'li f is ,,. D if ' fi-Q - 2, PM ii Mark DeBolske Ty Dubon Kathleen DePrima Margaret Duginski Kevin Dougherty Beth Eagan Ann Eldridge Deby Fimbres ir ..ez5.1i:ssw. Ka 8 all by 'S .L Qi . Qs' -3 ,xi D X r wx 5 gl' K 1. K K -W. sfsllf W ii 5 51, .15 ,, Q 'L '- i 1 ru Aelel F' ,- X i . 'ix f ff l ex I 1 ide L . awry! . Q 151 il . i if . 3'5- Tim Fleming Paul Greenberg Stephen Flynn Carol Hahn Claire Friend Warren Hahn Joe Gaudio Denise Hamra Jim Gilb Dominique l-larguindeguy 147 K . QA 4 in l K M ., 1 'XL l Vik! 1.5, :Large- X x 1 8.00 I 1 N' ! i , in A. L M1 J lf A Brian Haugen Leslie Hawrylkiw Kevin Haugen Sean Healy Matt Hawes Bill Helwig 148 Mark Hernandez Craig Herrick Sue Hoebreckx V ,. f -' ' 1 - dr' - A. - . ii V an 'fr ,11. x , Q I 5 l 1 if as f - leel L e enlr L1 K yi I ,,,.. . .Q ,TZ K ' , , 'W fly, kv. 11' -I -.' ' i my y A ,.. g Karen Holland Brian Hughes Carey Hyler Rick lafrate Lisa Jankovsky . 1 Q ,, .ss 5 Mark Jazwin Monique Jazwin Chuck Johnson Mary Johnson Margaret Jones-Ryan Rea! x ,gt xg 3 ' X Mike Kenney Tom Keppler Mike Knapp Lisa Konrad Katy Kramer EPZ? ..g..,.,. I ' f I eal ongstaff pez cas aney i .. 1 ' 4. , at , ri X li! . X IV, . 1 Eaalgg-ia2 Margaret Marasco Michele McCarthy Kevin McHugh M M 6, '-f if f I, . Sharon Medland Erik Meringer Annette Miceli ff M Jeff Miller Bridgette Moya Carol Mitchell John Mudd Suzanne Monthofer Kelly Mullen Carolyn Murphy Jon Norton Wifi? 77 I ' 1 f. ,,.., Y. ,,,..,-JI fl 1 f Nl K is ,X S, lv ' -Zi lxlv l ' Y' 'll P fb If? ffl t 'f 1 ml ' tl it Leigh Parsons Mark Paul Mike Pedersen Marion Petric Regina Phillips l49 ' .f P 'mfr as i .sr x Xa, . . T V73 4 John Phoenix Elisa Poggi Liana Potof 150 5 , X5 1 i 1 ? A, 'K sg:-g,i.,5 i H . q 4 ' Qi C I star. U 1 :fi s For , . V 'X ii i ' Q . fi L ii g g T x . L Robert Proctor Diana Pulido Diane Rangel W P JJ - V.-.fav :Wf..w-fmzggfy -5 fs QV I , ,MA I f - .' if as we Dr' H K ,.-.W I. I 1 i x x, .r ri rg - N.. f' S52 :-v-f.'S- :--1:52 if ,ks ' i f im a if L 1 -is 'Y' 4' igffgg in K 5V'Y W V ,L 5 u J in . . ,M ,,,. N F., K ss.- QV.. 'P I as' N if-if ,ig 5 sua a 45 A 1 rv is Q 5 t Ii!! X Q A - -' S21 fi . 454: re 'ge ffl Peter Reiner Ted Rodriguez Sue Ruthstrom Lia Sargent Ken Richards Arleen Rubio Heidi Sabo Joe Scuderi Jim Robins Karen Runninger Liz Sanders Dan Shanahan 1 , -' ' i , K , Q K Q '11 A ,fi .fzgaigffsgig 1 ' Q-M E t 'r A gg We 2 vu' lg :Qi- v ff' 1, Xi J ii, EE 5 1' fi l m y . N V, ., ,Q R f 'ifgi F' f - .,... X utsa Carol Stevens Annette Surdyk kora Kelli Stewart Sam Svetlik ets Tim Sullivan Teresa Sweeney l it .5 l 8.4 'E: . iii' K i 1 2 5 fssiww 1i,: 'Y i r' . X Shane Talak Kerri Tighe Frank Villar me-li ' -f ' fi n x : it H. i , 'ffm HIPS, 1 .2 iimgf' Q ' 9 fs ll' we . as 6 s u. Robert Walesa Ann Ward Dave Wasinger Renee Watson Helena Wise JoAnn Yuhruus l5l N .- . 4' k . Ja - ' 4 uf'V2:?'51 . . - 4 ,v 4 K L fy., . gzsgf 'l K. . '. Rffm.-.zgfggf 7 V ,A Fran Agnello Jackie Ajamie Julie Allen Bob Andrysiak r I ' -. . L,., I , . K A J A N A - Andrea Angulo Class of '82 'S Q-mv Donna Baker Harry Bartel Greg Basila Charis Bell John Berlin John Binsfeld Joe Blewett Neil Bourgue 4 f f V. e, i ' , ,P lil . Hs L ff' I .gflfy-3 if ' Z 1, . Kwai, - Harm hz. A My r . 'P' ax. 2 fi ,-.,1,,,A,,. K f ' Q ' .. K! X wf2'Pw'-tw. ' .. ' I i. A. fi- K .' J it ,- xs , ', MR-, Doug Bradley -8- We've nly ust Begun o i ,Q C .,? o.,nasMslfl Carole Bresnahan Denise Calcagno Rich Carruth Joe Cerino df. f 'TD W 'tf5'fl 2 5 2 Q ' Lori Chavarria Susan Chavez Maria Clark Cathy Colbert Rick Conchos 4 1 , Mike Dearing NM , 1-J ? VIZ? Debbie Dejulia Chris Dimitroplos Mark Dippre Pat Dodson E Brian Dougherty Dan Duick Monica Eberhardt Mary Eckstcin Brigitte Edes Joe Elardo .EL xf Q Greg Ehmann Tim Eldridge Judy England Peggy Espinoza Tom Fitzmaurice Sarah Gentry Alana Getz Bill Gore Carol Guldan David Hankamer Colleen Healy Julie Henzerling ...E I l1ie, 5 ityl 5 Cristin Hintze Tina Hoogervorst Kathy Jay Debbie Jazwin Beth Johnson Debbie Johnson l l Sara Kelly Sharon Kenney Jenny Kerber - v I ,gf 1 s ,. ,. y V ---.m-'j ' In f . :9 g xn, P Lisa Kohl Anne Krell Chuck Kreuzer ilix Kari Krzyzanowski Jim Lindsey Vince Lofano Angela Marino 0'-W My Don LaMere Carol LeBeau Lisa Licano ' 1 ., h Y .. , , , , .1 , . , fn W, Wag , if - if f- ,k,,v-1, 2 If M 9 0 X g if pffi fiigi .if Q, 'N M i ' - A, V r.K,b I ' W. i . 0 - b ' l ,-v A . , Q. gf ifsff' -- i.i 331' 1 -fi I .f Ag.,-' .J ' fi,-fm , .' . 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Greg Turner Ak x g Carl Unfricht Cheryl Vandenberg Peg Vehr Laurie Ward J l L l Ken Cox ESL Debbie Hosford T I Tom Kizer Tony Mattia ML l -,Lily Tom Mullen Russ Payne Phologfaph Donna Yanni f not avaliable Randy Webber Andy Yahraus i I . l K E g A 9 k W QQ 6 W QE?g ! 1341 Q , En, W, D Q s G QGOEQIXQQQ 02? s 5 f '4i Q3 A - .H . N f N VHLV2, V f A smswia' LX'awa'!1!,fyi.,x A K X in V!! X rFscv1'110K y 3 W LN., A W A Q V v , W,,, , , ,Wil , an 6 G x , . M 1 A I- T' '-- 5K-fb' A ' ' J 'l.1u-,,,.,,, ,.. v T L I -3-----.-.-.LM ':T.- '---':' I I 5 -J, X ig--in SN? , l 1 X I ' , M Eng? 1 . p-L- i n 1 4 . ?- e fix '- f Q-6:51 . ' I 0 I I --A-'M'---f ' ' r ......-if -'Q' ..,,.,,--,.4f ,f Aj' Ken 1 5-C., . Q LOVE is STILL SACRED ' Q I The sunset on the beach: I soft, quiet and sweet. The waves slapping in momentous joy, following a pattern God demanded. We, sitting to pass the time, enjoyed each other's company. And, not to be forsaken, fall fall into the moment. A lot may happen and eyes may meet. But, best of all, when it is time to depart, We are best of friends and love is still sacred. - by Jim Relph l65 sl7mCfyw.v5 vfvrwuglk fl7u55WU1'f0f54vWUWG6. :Wy gooofvlkmfvw tfwvt Zcmakwmwg Q4M0l?wes5tV1wt Zcwn .SMW trwmg Vvwmwn Emmg Cemfmvfo vt Wmgfwvtvt ZUVZ 5IRaCC 14017 jams Wm Wag mgmm. I H9003 East to you 'l?1 lf Cvlffz DQSJAWYQQJMW C Dear Senior Class of '82 We diapered your britches And bandaged your knees We pushed and we prodded And wiped every sneeze We loved you and helped you The best that we knew Your futures beginning It's now up to you. The Gerard Mothers Club TGK WCARTHY GERALD W. MURPHY President TGK CONSTRUCTORS INC. Suite 100 2 2502 E. University Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85034 l602J 267-8844 The Arizona Bank THE 5. IZOIIH. I EANIC 4231 E. Thomas Rd. Phoenix, Arizona Congratulatxons and best of luck 1n your future endeavors Class of '82 Qkumxwxwxxwwwwwmwxwwx , tt.- X 4 1 X From the Malettas at The Wardrobe i we ,yffflf smug Qw Q' wiv Lusgmmwwmmgmg QQ, Q X X x sts Q s X X SRX N XSQSSW 1X KW. x s sash? s was sw X WN N N Q32 ix: X X5 XX x X 262-2761 Member: F.D.I.C. xXxXX x NX Q 1101 1 If XXNWX XXKNXXXXX KNXXN X X f 1 4xZx x N Your Class Ring Congratulations, Seniors Visit Our New Studio An See Our Unique Style Of Portraiture Headquarters vaffv J c,5lLt X Y in J fazx- 'ri f . ?' . J A ,4 U i2 92 B 9 : 9-9 4F1 Eb76f . wr gi rl I dx wi rf nf 5 b it Q7 Af ff l xg! As low as 9' WAR RELICS WANTED 369.50 ' Biltmore Jewelers 2919 N. 24th St. 4714 E. Cactus Phoenix, Az. Alpha Beta Plaza 956-9870 996-3940 VCTOR ROBERT l 2 5 I O2 9 21 Christ the King Church 1505 East Dana Avenue Mesa, Arizona 85204 ' 5 J V5.5 Cl'lRl5T success KING, TO THE GRADUATES OF 1982 k fl rizom CHRIST THE KING PARISH Don'T walk in front of me I may noi' follow Don'1 walk behind me I may nor lead Walk beside me And iusl be my friend -Camus Dr. Roberi' G. Brandi, Principal and the Gerard Calholic Sludenl Body Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1982 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish 2312 E. Campbell Avenue Phoenix, Az., 85016 Congratulations 1982 Graduates From 0.L.P.H. Your education cost your parents and the church a lot of money. Take advantage of if. I 5.-Zig F f?.g .qs 'f J 514- - A ei-42 Il i , fe. ,Z q .. if-ik! . Sf Mana Gorefh Parish Scottsdale .JL 'lf' RESURRECTION ..... Tempe founded Easter 1 97 O HE made Something beautiful of our lives! Congratulations, Beth CONGRATULATIONS JACKIE Good Luck in the future - Class of '82 The A jamies GINO'S PIZZA Scottsdale 2200 N. Scottsdale Rd. 949-1858 Tempe 822 S. Mill Ave. 966-4666 Congratulations Class of 1982 from The Place That Delivers SUCCESS IS GETTING WHAT YOU WANT. HAPPINESS IS WANTING WHAT YOU GET. Congratulations Cathy - the last of the Colberts. We're PROUD of You and LOVE you lots - Mom, Mark, Mike, Michell Jim. e and Congratulations Class of '82 And now we are through - Gene and Lorraine Bourque Bill - '70 Dennis - '72 Tim - '73 Kathy - '75 Steve - '77 Dan - '78 Neil - '82 Congratulations Marcia, Shelly, Kathy, Congratulations, Denise Luck in the future Lisa, Peggy, and Carol. Congratulations To the Class ofI982 Mr. and Mrs. Platek Love You, Mom and Dad Beth '71 Tim '72 If one advances confidently in the direc- tion of his dreams and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected. - Henry David Thoreau. Katie '76 Mary - ' C ON GRA TULA TI ON S Lisa Marie Kohl May the All-Powerful God guide you Through Life by the Holy Spirit. We love you, Baby. Mother and Dad. Congratulations and Best Wishes Dorthy and Class of '82 To Doug and the Class of 82 Think deeply, speak gentlyg Love much, laugh ofteng Work hard, give freelyg pay promptly, pray earnestly - And most of all be kind. Congratulations to all of you and a sincere wish for success in the future. The Bradleys Congratulations to Tom Newell Henry and Audrey Paytas and his friends Mom and Dad It's been a pleasure to Serve Our Sons and Daughters Congratulations Seniors The Gerard Booster Club PA TR ONS Mr. and Mrs. Trispani Donald Cryan Family Best Wishes to Colleen and Class of 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gentry Wish to Congratulate Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Calcagno Congratulations Gerard Class of 1982 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Novascone Mr. Charles Bruner Congratulations Gerard Class of 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. 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Herff Jones employs over 2,000 people in twelve locations from coast-to-coast. Over 400 profes- sionally trained sales representatives sell and ' I service Herff Jones products throughout the United States. . , which all students are striving. f if t',, ' I' 1. Q ,f1f.rtaWir.gis,wg-fi--M,5-N:-fgiffgea Herff Jones is one of the l1fi.,.fr.- Q, 'EgQj ,' largest producers of fine H , Vj,M,,,Y,,I M. 'I1.,,,M,l,y,',,,,g,g,, diplomas manufactured in two With over half a century of research . I 1. ' . ' 1 regional plants. and develo ment in design and MEDALS-AWARDS Herff Jones designs awards for all areas of scholastic and athletic achievement. Also offered are hospital and nurses' badges and recognition programs for industry. D craftsmanship, Herff Jones serves both high schools and colleges with the very finest in custom designed rings. CAPS AND GOWNS . . . excellent quality in graduation attire for all academic ceremonies. V., W --iw 14.7. N qi5ni '::'! :'f'uL1rLQhi-JN L, Y '- ' 'Hr YEARBOOKS Excellence in reproduction, graphics, and journalistic guidance hallmark Herff Jones yearbooks, published in four modern regional plants. General Ogfggfgs, Southwest 'ZECQZST M Insurance Agency 3544 E. Thomas 955-4666 Joseph J. Binsfeld Joseph M. Binsfeld A Full Service Insurance Firm Home - Automobile - Life - Busi- ness - Bonds - Mortgage Protection Congratulations Zush' And The Class of '82 Congratulations Bill O'Neil from the family Congratulations Andy and the Class of '82 from the Yahraus' Cathy '75 Jeannie '80 D.J. ,77 JoAnn '83 Congratulations Class of '82 H. J. TROPHY SALES ENG - SPE I LAQUE8. Aw . I Cu 1 . 955' 'se q ' 55-san 'V . -. -5- AQ' ' f 1-.f- fg z f Garden Grove Nurseries 14225 North 7th Street tn Phoenix, Anzona 85022 1603942-7500 -'K ' ' ' T': if :ii': ' 3, ,L R OVEFI 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ' W AIL X LandscaD9ConuaclmgandDesugmng yslems M, Gard - cl-L My sincerest thanks is extended to those who, without expectation of recognition, enabled us to overcome some of the many obstacles which we faced in the completion of this yearbook. DR. BRANDI' - For his unlimited encouragement, calmness, support and steadfastness. DR. SHERIDAN and MISS SIMONS - For their patience and generosity and co-operation. MRS. GILTNER - For her cheerful willingness to take pictures when the needs arose on short notice. MR. ACEDO - For his generosity in lending us his slides. MR. ANDORFER - For his patience, hard work and guidance. FATHER LUKAN - For allowing us to use the Unionjack's photos. GUY LUCAS, MATT MCAWARD and DAN SHANAHAN - For getting us out of rough spots by lending us their photography skills. JUDY ENGLAND, JIM McGUINNESS, KEN COX, MARY O'NEIL RICHARDSON, TOM FITZMAURICE and DEBBIE DeJULIA - For their generosity of time and skill in their artwork. KAREN KNUDSEN DOROTHY PAYTAS and KAREN RUNNINGER - For giving of themselves in their poetry. JIM RELPH - For his generosity in the giving of time skill and self in his poetry and help. TRICIA SULLIVAN - For her beautiful caligraphy and help. FACULTY - For their co-operation patience and contributions. DUKE PHOTOGRAPHY - For the generosity patience and cheerfulness of their staff above and beyond the call ofduty. MS. MARY MCGUIRE -- For the use of her beautiful sunset picture on the first pages. FAMILY - For their support participation prayers patience. I wish to express special thanks to my brother Chuck for his perseverence and persistence in taking responsibility for the entire advertising section and for forcing me to persist in getting the job completed. STAFF - For the long hours spent the hard work done the help and co-operation that was given and the friendships made. God bless and thank you all. ' Sincerely I Beth Johnson Yearbook Edi or been made and the once mysterious future is now the familiar past The 1981 82 IMAGE staff thanks you for your participation in our lives and in our school for without your activeness participation and growth these memories would not have been made The year is completed -the games have been played, the classes have been takeng the friends have l80