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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints in the sandg one belonging to him, and the other to the Lord. When the last scene of his life flashed before him he looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed that many times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his life. -inhg :-- '-is 1... . 'M 'M . '-Y N . xt . . 5 x N 'W 3,4 an ,. . ' A, , . . . W 5 -W 'T.. . f, V. '.,S . IMAGE 1983 Gerard Catholic High School 2252 North Forty-Fourth ,Street Phoenix, Arizona Volume XVIII Contents Student Life Crg anizations Sports Faculty Classes Ads , l65 XM ' f 1 K Q. i . . , Al' ,Q 1 Q N Q19 5 M 4 gf' ELCO E H0 E FRG H. Well, it was that time ofyear again when the seniors made the freshmen feel at home. They started off by selling them. Some ofthose frosh went for more than 540, others for less than S5, but no matter the price, the seniors defintely got their moneys worth. After they bought their slaves, they got them together and had them bring them pop, candy, cake, sandwiches, and anything else you could think of. lt was the seniors turn to get all their frustration of four years of high school out. The freshmen guys wore skirts, a shirt inside out and backwards, sandal and tennis shoe, barrettes, balloons in their hair, and they looked like your average freshmen guys. The girls wore guys pants inside out and backwards and their shirts were the same way. They also wore one sandal and one tennis shoe and had balloons and curlers in their hair. Even though all the freshmen were happy when the day ended, it was a very good day in which the seniors welcomed the freshmen to our home. t.,,.. I 4 Aren't we gorgeous? lt was this big! l'll get you for this! l don't believe this! Q, .1 K 1, - , 1 1 X, I Q I ,A 2 -V, J I A K. awk .vas-. lg J Q i 81 , M' .s-gum- J 5 A ix ' fi : X, T 1 , ' ,ii , if iff? -,- - .. 4 . . -v 4, , Q- 2 - 4.1 'Y N . . , 5 f:.. -f.... Y...-qx.. --11-1'f-'Q ' -1 ' . t K Y 4 K Q .1 X FQ' L X ffm! 1 -I '1 A f. x ...M hx 7' , Mk, I 4 'E ' 1 . f . x X ' ,X 1 3 - X . ..,- RWM A Year of Contradictlon This past year was a year of both joy ind sorrow. We feltjoy because of 1 little boy's friendship with a crea- ture from outer-space. We felt sorrow bectusc of the tragedies of Lebanon ind El Salvador. We passed time pliying video games. We worried over the Tylenol scare. This was a year that won't be re- mcmbcred for any single event, but rithcr ts a year filled with contadic- tions through which we emerged, hopefully, a little wiser though none the worse for wear. INTERNATIONAL LEBANON AP Wins A Test Ofwills mu.smrmmwmamumm1mq thdrwlyinlAhnonll31Week:!hrueI1neIi, tanks abruptly ldt the Beirut-Sidon high- ny,anuhedthmug!ultnc9mdadvmeed tmnrd Amerian Oneyotmg Murine, apt. B. .lolm4 amjoqed Zbylrds to fwedovn the lend hraelltlnkmovlng atbattlespoed, uthe Marines described lt. The tank stopped n l'ootxhortofJohnaon,whodrewn 'ol, loaded il. and confronted the lxnellnznk conunmder,Lt.Cnl.Rn!lLandxburg.inhis turret. nlsaidtohim thu ifttecunethrough he was going to hive to kill me int, the sqft-spoken Johnson related. Llndsburg climbed down from his tank andugued elm tlte ua vu ut lsnzli patrol zone: then he climbed buck aboard and rcwed up big gn. gmc. At that point. Johnson leaped omg me Ind vehicle. xrnncd lmidshnrv hv th- .nn 41 Johnson: .4 .llariru dmv: the lin L5'?H.I 'v' 'Em 'he' L-wwf K theBeh.l L ' V.-'xi rf ' A YI ,4 'I , 15 Y My A I ,I ,,V, H , . Am. Q54 V Wm. 1' Q Q 'flu HOMECOMING S CGMING HOME X W.. 'Al . ,J 8 This years homecoming had many nev things added to it. This year there was tht crowning of the king and queen during the halftime ofthe game. Years in the past. tht crowning was done during the dance the following night. This year there was homecoming week ir which many activities took place. Ther: were competitions between classes and the class with the most points between relays the paper drive and the pep assembly werm rewarded a spirit stick during halftime o the game. During halftime, all the excitement tool place. Dr. Brandt announced the winners o Homecoming king Joe Gaudio and Home coming queen Helena Wise. After that, th: fun had just begun. Dr. Brandt announcer the Seniors and Sophomorcs as winners o the float. And the moment each class wa: waiting for. the most spirited class during Homecoming week. Class of 85 . Homecoming was something which all o Gerard will never forget. I. Not 5, not 4. not 3. not 2, were fill 2, Look at those princesses and prince aren't they something? 3. Juniors and Freshmen float, -1, The winning lioat. Senior and Sopho- morcs. 5. Cheese! 6, The MC, of the night. Dr. Brandt. . ' 7,3541 hgflf-I--Jw mmf H 2, 'Wu' Liz . .',..N . - , Mc-N . .si'.we.., Wi at 5, I DK fri, nn. .3 Hy, 5g1,AA4.! 'VH - I wn:5f a --ix-,fav lmf. N'W :f7'S' , 4h,ZK 1 ' U .gr ' f +f rv f-A ' W, D. ,.-.Q .I --.A,N, , 1.1-' Hn i, X ' ,e ' U, .474 'QQ-?Eg ',,i'w , at A. N y KK A A t VV . 5, gn , I 'vi ' ..' f f 1 'Eff' QQ?3i:f:41f' ifwifgf 1 VM , sfvlu H, U 'I M Z- ,mx , h I V, aj' ' ' ' .V 1 Q 'kg 5.3 -, 5' 1 74x41 ,il , . 3 1.1 5' , ig , jmga :,3,Q, 1.4 'ff ,g . -. M 2 N733-5' V7 '..mJ,, 'ugh 1 NJN ' f X N. .Y LN-gig' :Ak ,L .f ww vs-dish NiLf': ' I 'X W 1. 1-xxf 5 gl I. 'TP'f1v,'559, . 'Sw , ., ' Pk -. .11 'r -un. 4325 SN 6 !f f2ii'fA' 5 ,u i . , O ,fy!.,u .M , W. vm ' 4 ',,.,14-.1 , x l., . .km- .'f xg: J f. W ,... , , 1 .-4' , WSL Q? in -.-an . , , lb I 5. .fl 9,-gk 5, Q? PP' 4' .5-,, A i f ffff ,. .54 Xl ,..... 4 we S I f-'mx Q , 1 2 f'1'y NS' . ,, . 2:..'?f S n. 4- x sg .+,P:.r 5 y P641 5 X qv' gf ,J ' . , SUN QW -we QI fo S K r --up A . in :W 42 N , ab W King .loc Claudio and Quccn Hclcnn Wise 2 A r' 6? J, ' I 1: HJ-xl 5 , .' 5 ,QQ-'Vi-' - .L I -11,9 1 A, ,f -,yu ' FT ,,, gy ,Ms 'K amyvg 'QVY5 ry f 3 -A 4 .fffilii rf. va A ll 'gf XS. BEST PERSONALTIY - Frank Villar, Lia Sargent BEST LOOKING - Chris Daley, Helena Wise Senior Polls - Class of '83 ,ings-ll x :Girl l2 i BEST BODY - Paul Briehl, Teresa Sweeney MOST ATHLETIC - Brian Haugen, Carey Hyler MTVN CLASS COMEDIANS - Joe Brennan, Gcr BEST EYES Q Pere Reiner, Carol Hahn aldme Casey 1,9- I My l h E MOST SPIRITED - John Mudd, Carol SIEMENS MOST OUTGOING - Joe Gaudio. Carolyn Murphy Picture Not Available: FRIENDLIEST - Jeanine Bresnahan, Kevin Haugen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Chuck Johnson, Lisa Jankovsky I3 Smile and Say Cheese Here, catch. This year's cheese drive was a big success. lt was the biggest sale wt have had. The whole school sold ove over 60,000 dollars. The freshmei were the highest sellers with 520,000 They were awarded a spirit stick dur ing a pep assembly. Mrs. Dertina's homeroom were the highest sellers with 354,000 The students had to raise 584, Sli more than last year. Each studen who sold his quota earned a free dag from school. There were many different items tc choose from: Jelly Bellies, stoneware cookbooks, and ofcourse, cheese. 520,000 more was made over las year's total. Mrs. Dertina and Miss Simon: were in charge of the cheese drive just as they have been for the pas seven years. The seniors were the first class evei to reach their quota. Each class did reach their giver quota. Mm, that looks good. You can't fool us. I4 Here we come. .A F x ,e kll np' ..fe'f??i as ' Y, K 56555 Q gffhg sq? Q LX 1 P x I ' ' as 1' X A .Ta ,R ' fb .R S X .. 'Q ., ya '-K F' Y -Q . , fd, . il v 'Tj xxxq 'Ne at K 41.-M' f xx .'l' f, Ml -was 'i,f5Pji Tc ,,1 ..,,. . 83221 D Q I :av it f' - . ' ,-w I iff . . X Y : , .n,, :fQ,xw x W , f T' ' ' Q ,ffl ' , if-.ugly Qfggfvijfj wide! A'fi::..42- , JT 9 -Us ' , ---'mi v Q U i Y -41 A 1 F Ti' 9 'Er ii ma . W ,Qyf , ,.' ti 'i i' 1.?'+ HUT STUFF lt was that time ofthe year again for that annual Powder Puff game, when the girls showed those guys how it was done. The day started off with a Thanksgiving Mass. School was dismissed at twelve noon so the students could have a lunch picnic. Each student who sold five cans or more forthe St. Mary Food Bank got a free lunch. After the lunch there was the spectacular Powder Puff game. The seniors and sophomores went against the juniors and freshmen. The seniors and sophomores won 6 to 0, with Natalie King scoring the only touchdown. The girls worked hard every day after school to prepare for this game. No matter how bruised they got and even sore, they loved every minute of it. I6 You better watch it. Down, set, hike. Here's to you. Run for your life. Student Give Gallon l See guys it's IIOI that had. Q1 The needle ean't he worse than studying. .loe. of Life - ' sv ci Your friendly neighborhood Vampire, Hung in there. Karen. youire almost done. The majority ol' eligible students of Gerard Catholic High School courageously donated nearly IOO pints ol' precious, life-giving blood during the two very successful Blood Drives ol' l982-1983. Chair- men Ann Eldridge and Karen Hol- land are to he commended for their dedication and hard work in organiz- ing the drives. as are the students who responded to the needs ol' those who are less fortunate than they W those to whom our healthy hlood is vital. Sweethearts Dance at Coronation The Coronation Dance of I983 was a beautiful setting for all the sweethearts that attended. Spon- sored and colorfully decorated by the Senior Class, this dance would not have been such a successful and memorable event without the efforts ofChairman, Claire Friend, DJ, Robert Proctor, and the many other Seniors involved in the prep- aration. The climax ofthe evening was the anticipated announcement ol' the Sweetheart King and Queen - Scott Henry and Jenny Sanders. These two Juniors shared a dance and were congratulated by other nominees, and then enjoyed, with everyone else, the rest ot' the even- ing. Dance the night away. s spectacular panorama was created by the Senii George Brcnnaln. .lLllIIiC Szlmluvzll 1 . 1 be x . Alun Drake. Renee Dauniamu KK, .lcff linker. Courtney .laxmcs Sweetheart ominees Tony Filler. Crystal GriI'l'ilh Mark Brichl. Jennifer Lal B1ll'hllI'll I9 H a Bella Durmienten El principe Felipe, James Gilb, serenades his princesa, Diana Pulido. Malcfiea when she's not in a bad mood. This year's Spanish lV class performed the ever-popular Sleeping Beauty for parents, teachers, and students this spring. Though the actors and actresses were nominated for no awards, and probably won't go to Broadway for their production, their play was video- taped and an encore performance given at St. Tercsa's School. Even for those who do not understand Spanish, the play was entertaining and touching. The four fairies dance with their wands for the baby princess. 20 ,fy K L Angie Wliisler descends after a peaceful ride. U 1... V V' hris Hansen was still the only one for him. The lovely beach ol' Mexico's Yelapa. Q' O Fun in Puerto Vallarta 'T ' in The Hyatt ol' Puerto Vallarta - La Playa Los Arcos. The sandy beaches and tropical environment of Puerto Vallarta seemed to be the ideal place for Gerard's Spanish speakers to practice their Espanol. Thirteen lucky students, Mrs. Labra, Mrs. Berges. and Miss Kochevar spent their Easter vacation on the shores of the Pacific soaking up the rays with their toes in the sand and their worries forgotten. But besides catching rays and waves, these Phoenieians took parachute and boat rides. and, most challenging and risky of all, dared to ride in the death-defying Mexican taxis. 2l OUR FAVORITES FAVORITE BAND Rush FAVORITE ALBUM Escape by Journey FAVORITE SONG 'Down Under by Men at Work FAVORITE RADIO STATION KDKB FAVORITE MOVIE FAVORITE CELEBRITY Sylvester Stallone FAVORITE RESTAURANT Lunt Avenue Marble Club What We Liked in '83 Beal Movic - li.'l'.'A xg:-f ,ram ,n -K 15235 ,.,,.. Bust Cclchrity --- SYl.VliS'l'liR S'I'Al.l.ONl Bust Radio Slaxlion - KDKB Students ance f li U 'uhh- 4-N-r 1' 'O t if f K' ffPfb'11's? t it ., S Dance Chairman Mary Johnson and MDA Representative. GU This year's MDA Superdance is one event that the fifty participants will remember for a long time. These students were no doubt tired after having danced twelve long hours, but their efforts were by no means use- less. The lives of many muscular dys- trophy-stricken children will be made a little bit more comfortable because of the 52,500 that Gerard students raised for them. Derek Longstaff, who collected over S400 in pledges, will be responsible for the opportunity twelve eager children will have to at- tend Jerry Lewis' MDA Summer Camp, an experience which is regard- ed by all attendants as one of the most memorable and rewarding of their lives. Chairman Mary Johnson, who has been a Summer Camp volunteer, knows the rewards of helping these children, as can be witnessed in her dedication in organizing the the dance. Robert Proctor and Brian Cahill were the volunteer DJ's, who succeed- ed in keeping aching feet moving and fatigued participants enthusiastic. 24 John and Noelle make dancing easier for their sleepy friend. The ose Who Can't 1.'5gfiA 11. display ihcir ability. 4' YW!! Q -mf' Su f gi .,Q,, 1 0 raise money and thc clcancsl way lo have fun. The guys who kept 'cm dancing Christian Philosoph Gains for Gerard The community of students, facul- ty, staff, and parents of Gerard Catholic High School is dedicated to following the philosophy that they should represent the values of Chris- tianity, values that are of highest pri- ority in the formation of the whole person. The educative process is re- garded as a means of guiding students in developing a faith that is alive, con- scious and active, while enhancing the dignity of every student by pursu- ing academic excellence and encour- aging a spiritual, social, emotional and physical development. The community of Gerard Catho- lic has been guided by these ideals since l962, when it was founded, and during the past year has gone through a long evaluative process which has given all members a comprehensive view of how well these ideals have been adhered to. The evaluators, all professional educators, commended Gerard Catholic High School as hav- ing lived its philisophy, being an ex- plicit sign of Christian life, as evi- denced by a persuasive spirit of unity and genuine concern for oth- ers. The entire community of Gerard Catholic participated during this year of self-evaluation, and many, such as Dr. Brandt, the faculty, and the stu- dents, put in endless hours of work and effort, and succeeded in honestly evaluating the school. Gerard was found to truly be a special kind of place, where, as a community we all pray, work, play, share, care for one another, and grow together in Christ. The process was one which, like many other activities of Gerard, promoted spirit and unity. And though we have been accomplishing our goals for many years, we now have finally re- ceived an official stamp of approval, and certificates and letters of accredi- tation by the North Central Associ- ation and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges in conjunction with the Western Catholic Education Association. ccreditation After this there are only 79 trees left to plant .4 w A ll -4- WNKMQV- Y r . .4 my . f'v3'.-'13 w'L5ff. - Q X -Ng .gg if A ' . , E 5.5, fgw,-f,,. . kfky I I iv' ,, sl' ,. hu aa. vm . 55'. T I 'ML ans. A g , Jim 7 'Ss X' Q-.L 1? . f we 5, , 5 S .T r S ,tif X 4 W' f . QJ' df ii ff 1 4 ,--u-nw 52 tRE ,pr m car aEt.if:vg lt was a week lilled with fun. excite- ment. competition. rivalry. sunglassess hats. O.P.'s. skateboards. jalepenos, sunshine. music. and spirit. and Dunkin Donuts came out the cham- pions! Team members Brian Haugen. Matt Hawes. Ann Ward. Annette Sur- dyk, Kelley Mullen, and Jackie Alarie proved their superb athletic ability and dexterous competence in every event: the Three-legged Race. Tug-o-War. Frisbee Throw. Free Throw. Jalepeno Contest. and Pyramid-making. Other champs include the Good, Bad. and Very Ugliesf' The Presi- dent's Men. and Mr. Carroll. Who now faces the psychological strain ot' defending his title as Champion ol' the Tug-o-War in a single-handed duel against the girls. Spring Week helped students to en- joy the warm sun of May and gave them an opportunity to experience a little bit of summer while still trapped in the classrooms. and let them release some ofthe anxieties ol' waiting those last few weeks till summer. 9 6. Jeanine tries her lirst jalepeno. 7. The DJ's Illrlt the campus into a party. N. Getting back in the light. U. The teachers are oxerpowcred by their kids Ill. Jamie can't bring lterscll' to eating the Vialepeno. ll. The Good. Bad. and Very l'glies are jacked. psyehed. and tired-up. 29 5,1 Hx, .Vi 5 X , , s ww!! j ' ll. 1 I: 1 ' 'Y V X fi , ' 0' M .. , f X A245 I 'Lt f Aff Q 4- X f length f?g f I f 4. 4 4 gl? lg - Q 1 f m Q ! X I J 5 A 0 Y Q-I-A i, I , D Y Q sf' ' I U ' iq ' 1 Y 71 MZ! -20 Q' J! P 1 ' , 3- ' I X A ff XX Iyf , S 5 v In , 1 , -ffff - ' 1 , ' Q f . , xxifg ' Ligaibx, 2, -1 7gff'? w,.,,. v. .ti ,wr ...QA-2if1Q34:.' L1'k'fxY7Ii 2-Lf if 1 ,- M .x.f...:f Mah y.,,.,, ..-Q :a.f!'cfA:x:? ww -L ' 2.1 Vx 4 Cr 'W Qi NJ, H K N54 ,n N f Rik If 'YKY ' 2 ..-.,v.'.q 1 . 3.2! '1 , G1- ,Ny x ll .5 J: Q w he I lhwgy -sauna-.n..-.J ..f. .. ..- bi -if if ' l 5 ,Q I 8 '. QQ' xg K ' :U iv . Far W, . -:if . ? L ,, 'v 1 , . , .. ,A ,, . Q ,f I., ff I. . . , 12 , . V .N 1 M, g gf N 3 , 5 I iqeljlz ' 'H A wx , -. fy: 5 K ' 1 I I , f.. Y F... -1 QE 'X x QE 1 . .J 1 F, v shaun A An Evening on Broadway 4 St '- Rick and Kevin try to hide their nervousness, llriam. lioh. and .loc make the Plasmatics look tame. Sophomore hostesses The l983 Junior-Senior Prom was held at Thunderbird Country Club, which lies at the loot ol' South Mountain and overlooks the city. The view of Phoenix's gorgeous lights reinforced the theme. Evening on Broadway. Playing tunes that kept attendants dancing all night. the hand Oasis was well received. Sophomore hostesses Kara Latin. Patty Delulia. Joyce Trusiak. Annie Glenn. Lura Haugen. and Ginny McGuire. helped the Junior Student Council to make this Prom night un- liorgettable. 33 I A W , if 8- tg., T etiy o - f- lv 5 it x Now all we have are memories Ol' the times that we shared The times we laughed and cried You always showed how much you eared. Going on will he oh so hard But when we smile we will think of you And when we do . . . oh what we will remember Happy as well as bad. the times that together we had. And all your friends love you And in our memories you'll always live forever. The memories that you left us will never die As long as we try . . . to remember. And oh how we love you We really dol Andrea. we miss you. Marta Ortiz QW ui' l' Andren l will allways remember The times than we've shared. Your smile nlwuys showed How mueh you really cured. Memories remind me ol' good limes There is no end Athlete. pommie und Redeoul. But most ol' ull my liriend. liveryone knew than smile ol' yours ll mude our dnys And opened new doors l'll never forget how special you are And most of all Your love will take us fur. Rodi Vehr fKeep in Step' With God My dear students: Your choice of Footprints as your theme for the yearbook is an interesting one. By the time you leave Gerard you will have taken many steps, left many footprints around the campus. The school with its Catholic teachings and values, is preparing you now and in the future for the paths you are to follow. l hope the will not be lonely paths but ones you walk with the Lord and other members of the church in following truth, justice an peace. Keep in step with the Lord Jesus who is the Way, the Truth and the Life and who has come to lead us all to the Fathe Christ does not intend for you to get lost along the way. V May God bless you always. Your devoted friend and bishop +1 1 ' .' ,Q . . , ,,-f , 3 'Q , W 5?: ' W:X' lr?' ir'21HEf?.f? if iw-fa, 3 Q vnmsyxxf m ilk. itlxfrag , , 5' 5 I3 ' 1 K .Q fXL9 1g:3? 1-3.333 Gf11?T 's-, v ' ?A?':Q'3 Qffa?: Il?EEfw -f s',.Q, 's ' '! ' 1 X ' tx 5' - f fs 9? Q1 6 '1 'M-' w.5!1i' 'iff 3' .x f ' y 19,2 4 , ip Q., s ' 5' 3 'WJ 3 ' Qin .X 'fnxw' Q I ' si 1 K R VI, Ig ,U 'ZEN' Kb K 'bQ7' x'l.l1i . Qi! .2753 L' - e.f., f'4 1 fr., 28,3 i -'I ' Til? 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Q,'i5: fig, ,mu ' , W 45 -Wt' fm v, Q' .57 M fif -Aj nh. N 5' V lifffi S ag, .f f . ' ' Staff ains Patience and Perseveran Derek Longstafftries to sell Mrs. Larkin an ad. K 5 x f ci. X V W: we rrr L . Patty is excited to start Yearbook Mr. Miller checks over completed work. Bottom Row: Lynn Ehmann, Patty Dejulia, Guy Lucas, Lori Kalos, Rcbecca Lang, Second Kathy Bilinski, Regina Vasquez, Judy McConnell, Sharleen Day, Laura Bolenbach, Third Ingred Vandenbroeck, Suzanne Monthofer, Valerie Pauli, Katheleen DePrima, Back Row Brock, Dan Shanahan, John Day, Keith Proctor. ' Co-Editors ...... .. .................... .. Student Life ...... Organizations .... Faculty ......... Sports ...... Classes ..... Advertising ..... Photography ...... Art ............ Moderator ....... Guy I Patty De Dan Shar ' A Suzanne Mont Rebecca Lynn Ehi Kathy Bi Judy MCCC Valerie Sharleen Regina Vai Jason l Derek Long John Laura Boler Lori Erin lngred Vandenb . Kathelcen Del Armand Cl Mr. ll Union Jack Informs and Entertains otlom Row Derek Longstaff Dan Shanahan Jason Brock Ramon Kevias Donahue Guy Lucas, Top: Mrs. Conry, Regina Vasquez, Helena ise Katy Kramer Suzanne Monthoter Trish Novascone Ana Benitez Beth Eagan Lia Sargent Carol Stevens, Chris Maney, Sara Castro-Marin. -W.. -W- -f ,, A self-portrait of Dan Shanahan. Over the past year, the Newspaper Staff has brought the students inter- esting, informative, and well-written articles about concerns of the stu- dents. Also featured are columns from the Religion Department, Stu- dent Council updates, Sports up- dates, and the ever-popular Dedicate- a-Discs. Editor Guy Lucas, Co- Editor Trish Novascone, and Moderator Miss Conry proved to be uncompromising and hard workers. 39 un Loving ard orkers Bottom Row. Scott Henry, Joe Gaudio, Second Row. Dave Binsfield, James Gilb, Chuck Johnson, BJ. Krystek, Paul Murphy, Ron Ruelas Bischoff, Scott Greeng Third Row: Michele Werton, Patty DeJulia, Chris Sanders, Beth Kerber, Helena Wise, Marty Ortega, Angela Aslanian Cahill, Chris Hansen, Lara Rodriguez, Krista Roughan, Bonnie Johnson, Fourth Row: Suzanne Monthofer, Lisa Jankowsky, Beth Eagan Sanders, Trish Novascone, Jamie Sandoval, Mary Kramer, Kevin Haugen, Don Safcik, Carrie Fox, Annie Glenn, Trish Novac, Rodi Vehr Gilb, Carey Hyler, Tammy Krystek, Joyce Trusiak, Susie Smith, Mary Johnson, Angie Whistler. v 'r, '. ' 4. E 'A ' A ' ,ZR A 'f Aa . i N f it -+ :fr ,fra - J . ,r - ' ' .. 1. v ' ' ta? as 1 ,ri ' J,-P .' -Q5 . , ' L.' ' it . s- f :iv ,-. a - fam l Freshman Class Officers: Scott Green, vice- prcsidentg Tammy Krystek, president, Chris Sanders, treasurer: Angela Aslanian, secre- tary. 40 Freshman Homeroom Representatives: Kim Cahill, Chris Bischoff, Paul Murphy, Trish Marty Ortega, Michele Werton. , ru' 1 'xg .. K .-', 'I X L v. 5 . 3f:4'.G5f -fl ' ' 'Q W, 1 1.5 Q.. .. if I 3 I 5529- -, I .4 f , lf! we , hey' f.5' sJ 1 QI! 35 15 .xxx A 'u e .1 c gx 1- Y E X Nix . X Hxkix - 1, , .: V ye as - Lf 1 ,md . , L W -4- f L. ,- .,A . . . ,X 'xc' Wil' nl ,gvlgxstlv . ,.,, gs 'SX '7' 1 9 2. El' wx VU!! I ,5,,, ! a. 32 Q fm 'm E , , . , , fit if C A .aw Executive Council - ard orkers I l Student Body President .loc Gaudio shows his Christmas spirit. The Executive Student Council of the 1982-83 school year demonstrat- ed the exceptional qualities that go into making the year more enjoyable and productive: leadership, responsi- bility, creativity, unity, spirit, pride and enthusiasm. Nearly every event undertaken was organized and suc- cessful. Though this required much hard work, the rewards made it worth the effort. Under the leadership of President Joe Gaudio and the guidance of Mr. Acedo, the entire student council and student body worked together to make all events successful and fun. Some of the events put on by the Ex- ecutive Board were Homecoming Week, the Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive, the Newspaper Drive, the Christmas Dance, the Magic Charlie presentation, the MDA Su- perdance, Youth Ministry Day and Spring Week. 42 Celebrating Mickey Mouse's birthday in California n Delegates: Bottom Row: Lia Sargentg Scott Henry, Joe Gaudio, Chuck Johnson, Top Carol Stevens. Jamie Sandoval, Angie Whistler. Anytown is a summer camp which nearly all who attend regard as one of the most moving and unforgettable I experiences of their lives. The pur- pose of Anytown is to teach the igno- rance of discrimination, by revealing prejudices that go beyond skin color which many people don't even realize they have. Living in a cabin with peers ofdifferent races and religions, delegates learn that the love and un- derstanding an individual shows to others can overcome the pessimism and oppression of the world, and ac- complish anything. mps Teach Equality and Democracy s State Representative Marion Petrie and s State Representative .loc Gaudio. Boy's State and Girl's State, sponsored each year by the American Legion Auxiliary, are summer camps intended to enlighten high school students to the American system of government, by letting them become temporary politi- cians. Each attendant was assigned to either the Nationalist ofthe Federalist party, and elected representatives ran forthe various state offices. Joe Gaudio and Marion Petrie, Gerard's representatives found the camp a rewarding and valuable experience. 43 . 32? .v- .. A, ,lg .1 Bottom Row: Mark Curran, Top Row: Sharlecn Day, Laura Bolenbach, Judy McConnell, Ana Benitez, Trish Novuscone, Lynn Ehmann, Suzanne Monthofer, Angie Whistler, Kathy Bilinski, ff ,f,QS,g'Q-Q,-3 Patty Dcjulia. A Securing Life M for the Unborn Qgft v . , ,w I -'Q ' :T -v.t 4 r .ry Q N952 A spared victim. Congressman gives facts about abortion 'giia Q -nv PRO-LIFE Thousands of anti-abortionists fight for life at the Stutc Capitol. -aL P- Youth for Life is a corporate orga- nization which fights against abor- tion. The aim of the group is to pro- mote the pro-life cause and to ensure an equal opportunity for life to all. Under the leadership of president Trish Novascone. caring students contributed their efforts in saving the unborn and supporting the pro-life movement by picketing every Tucs- day afternoon in front of a medical building which performs abortions. The goal for this year's Youth for Life group was to pass an amendment to the US Constitution which would protect human life in all stages. Though this goal was not achieved this year, pro-lifers are becoming more and more active and making their voice heard to US Congressmen. The ten-year anniversary of thc legal- ization ofabortion was commemorat- ed on January 22 at the State Capitol where thousands of pro-lifers, includ- ing about thirty from Gerard, gath- ered to make known their dismay. 45 3-fs Bottom Row: George Fleming, Jim Thornbird, Eric Ruona, Matt Ruona, Joe Canas, Yancy Evans, Jim Adams, Keith Prator. Top Row Bilinski. Trish Novascone, Rebecca Lang, Angie Whistler, Annette Miceli, Donna Hermann, Arleen Rubio, Lynn Ehmann, Laura Bolenbach Whardle. rama Club Entertain Student The Drama Club is an organization which enables students to learn the skills and gain the confidence necessary for ztCl- ing, while providing the entire student body with comedies, mysteries, and other pro- ductions which are very entertaining. The first production, Unhand Her, You Villain, was a hilarious melodrama which kept the audience laughing through every scene. Cast members Joe Gaudio, Annette Miceli, Eric Ruona, Angie Whistler and Mary Jean Robinson were chosen out of 40 people who auditioned, and they impressed all those who saw them. The second production, an Agatha Christie murder mystery entitled The llollowf' was a more serious, but very sus- penseful play. and cast members Kay Shepp, .lim Adams, Trish Novascone, An- nette Miceli. Scott Allen, George Fleming. Arleen Rubio, Donna Hermann, Joe Canas, and Angie Whistler worked hard rehearsing their lines and creating the set and props. 5.712163 . -f?1:'5 ' be . .,.. . , 1. ,,.. ws z.. ,-e. it. 1- if 1 .-1-seiegzs . ..., r VQWQI Evavxsldtc cast ol' Villain takes a final bow. Awsome , I KH, Q, .,,,,f. f. . I - ww--.4 ,cw 2 5 L lirin' RIIOIIKI wrllclllplillch evil SCITCIIICN- Mull Rumm findx xwmcn hard lu undcxxluml. ,ki y l Mcnckun ljuc Gauuliol in an sialic ut' sion. , Angic W'lli5lIUIA1lfsll1C il1l'L!lHUllh Agncs Row. I lm I sf V-'W ' c filoh girls IISIUII lu lI1cirhcrn's num. Squ1l'cl.M. RLIIICIKI llmualcxlx IIIIIUCCIII hy Nl.l 1 . -r,, . 1 A' 'fe- Mi .U wwf ,I ,, .,,.,g? IU -7 mins -17 kwa' Y ' 4 Let's hear it for the trumpets. if , .g .pi il 1,1 ss- Bottom Row: David Nieto, Vince Chiodi, .lon Brook. Top Row: Stacey Moravec. Renee Watson. , Ramon Tuason, Tim Fleming, Adam Chwalik, Bridgette Anderson, Rosina Kizer. , o o Gerard S Mustctan Please The Zl members of band have had a busy year, and have taken on many productive and beneficial projects. Though many people do not realize it. being a member ofthe band requires at least as much hard work and dedication as does being an athlete, The Gerard band, under the leadership of trumpet-playing president Tim Fleming, has carried this athlete-type pride and confidence to the off-campus loca- tions of performance, as well as at the football games. basketball games, pep rallies, Awards Assembly. Science and Arts Fair, and the Graduation ceremony. The band was very hon- ored to have been selected to provide entertain- ment at the Youth Appreciation Night spon- sored bythe Optimist Club. and also to attend the Band Day at the University of Arizona. where it performed with many other high school bands. showing that the quality and not the size of our band is what makes it good. 48 ro S Mr. White. Moderator. helps a student The band brings excitement to basketball games. O E if x-Q '.'GE'f:p4..f:rQ 'f 22.1.4 Afffrif' . M ,, . , , , 1 p I .. , . by Ugg! gn: J 'I . sg, b'n- '90 1 Q Q.-' - L, ,, . an...-pm 5 A. if - 5-s 1 0' msn 451 A.. ,Q 8 3 W J a 5 i ,Q A fig- , if gs .Wi I 1' 2 si. '1 ,g I f'a'-gf fl , N Recognizes Young Scholars Bottom Row: Mike Duginski, James Gilb, Chuck Johnson, Michele Aymil, Sharleen Day, Claire Friend, Joe Gaudio, Guy Lucas, Brian D Mark Curran. Top Row: Rodi Vehr, Angie Whistler, Paula Vaananen, Sheila Vaananen, Suzanne Monthofer, Trish Novascone, Kathy Bilinski Sargent, Carol Stevens, Susan Bayer, Suzanne Gilb, Annie Glenn, Bonnie Johnson, Lisa Jankovsky. The National Honor Society is indeed just that - it is a national organiza- tion which recognizes and honors outstanding students in the areas of charac- ter, leadership, scholarship, and service. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.6 are eligible to be chosen as members by a faculty committee. Mrs. MeKallor replaced Sr. Laurent as moderator this year, demonstrating enthusiasm and organization, making the group's events, such as the Thanks- giving Project. the Academic Bowl, the NHS picnic, and the Induction Cere- mony very exciting and successful. For the first time, sophomores were induct- ed without first serving one year as a probationary member. President Guy Lucas, Vice President Claire Friend, Secretary Carolyn Murphy, and Trea- surer Suzanne Monthofer ended their service as officers of the society, handing their positions over to new junior leaders. The NHS seal has a special meaning to those students who belong to the National Honor Society. They have been inducted into this society with the four special qualities which are honored by many. Hopefully these members will hold strong values long after they graduate from Gerard. 50 ig Ei E a 233 EE si NHS President. Guy Lucas Y N514 ,ur wg,-,,g.r ?' ' A x+,,bgs X ' xi RAL fx 7 -1- 571' fiigifw-LA f ff, ln, fu 3-5 .rf w N f 4 X f j :my . INR 1 Eggs: f ., N T., X3 X Aj gf' X if Vh 1 x- f'- ' X 1' 1 f A' Q i , 1 X 'PN f X X V Q ' if i ' X iQQ?':'Kkx 5'-1 , FN X ' I If ,mx ' 1 f q BJ 1- 1 i W-24' H Y- .JJ l, ,., - X 0 'X Y ' , ' A .1'f'E.,. , f K ' ff-,V 'Y' L f- f , f. '7fzX , f , 'f ' A, 'fx .ff ' 'f V' 'fjlq A L' KW -:Z ' Pfizf -' 'Mfiwi X1-' . - -- XI' ' Y . ' 'TT ' .. 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' V ' if V 1 A I h ,ff ' ' ' . .' o if Q' 1' JY-XXX 5 ' A , M.-u ' ' r H X. , l, , 'A' V ' K 1, A f vt, . Y ' . 1 L N Q A f ,J 1 . - af' 217 4 ' x -'av I A .' 8 -2,1 , ..,.- xg I ii- I q ei , 'f'2ff' YL 5 ' 2 X' X , If :ff ,f I - F, ' 1 ,X L ' 1 t 'f 1 4 Wfifsi . 1' 1' fl .ca fx , . I L 'A 1- f 2 .- aff I K ' - 1' ' f V . ' V U if ' , . L , L ff .-., , Y - I 1 fi L , x s ' 7' 3 ' 'rs I , '92 ' I 'W 2. I . J 4 1' - . H 1 gr-QU -X X gg . X ' f' 5. ' A ' N- Q -fu ,if 1 X . 1.1 I 5 -l - , : ve,-ini? x R ' arsity Football Upsets Rivals 1 Rcdcoals ready for action. The team prays for mcrcy during halftime. .loc Gaudio pleases the crowd with six points. Mr- Qurmll gives the learn his Signal OOQQ, Jasc stil EERA ur GEIAI Qli AR Row: Vince Nlartinelli. Bill Kuamoo. Bob Navarro, Brian Kmetko. Mike Kenney, Tim Second Row: Mark Trusiak, Jeff Baker, Joe Gaudio. Jim Mack. Mike Duginski. Tim .loc Brennan. Third Row: George Brennan. Jerry Smith. Tom Slaughterbeck. Bob Ray Lester. Richard Staley. Chris Daley. Top Row: Coach LeBlanc. Don Safcik, Kevin .leffGourley. Brian Hughes, Andy Bucher, Brian Haugen. Scott Henry, Coach Carroll. This year's Varsity Football team proved that Gerard truly is capable ol conquering its opponents when team members work together. The season ended with a 3-6 record. The first victory was in defeating the schooI's crosstown rival, Botirgade. Their se- cond victory. was over Lake llavasu. This game the Redeoats won with at rushing total of BIO yards and two touchdowns. Their final victory over Independence was one which seemed to be a cttltnination of all past efforts, as every athlete gave his best to end the season with a victory. lt was the team's last game. and Independence. at the time. ranked third in the state and first in the AA Central Division. and was predicted to walk over the Redeoats. lt was quite an upset for them then. to be prevented byCier1tt'd's strong defense from scoring at all dtir- ing the game. 5, ' ' - A. JV Proven Hard to Beat -yn . 1 ' a-6' I ' ff, . - V -y - -H ,,,-Vega .N if p EL A A, 1 if greg ,L-5 W f .mn A .num fxantm IX SIIAI , K anno lx emu Ig' Q! lx' w ' 7S b76 a2, 72t3Qj7r 5:f:'. bi. ,vig nie? iq, -PQ' P af YJ '-ic, M E' WNW xunllun X rf, I Nt '1 ii in Y , , 3 45 if 27 -s ' 1 K , it-i 1- ,Q .aw 5 .M A ww :e ffffi i C ,f ' 1 .7 -- QCFWSC- 2 5 5 'i-ik J Q ii ri 'Q! I 'M ff A.,fT5f' ,- At, -if 5. Grimm ', BBQ., 'X 'y' - - t ' ...lvl sv 5 21 if-W QW, V i ' f if 1 ' ' if w zf-V - f ga- ,A Q, i ' . 2 189 i t i rf: 6 ',.M.,f- L3',.'-:.- , 5. , . 1 . .W ..k, I V315 fl.i:.J?4. V. ,arise ,' I U , i.My.'L 5 N , i A 'YY' .. ,. 1 -' Q . g ' ' J liottom Row: Jeff Kreig. BJ Krystek, Scott Schmidt. Middle Row: George Fleming. Dominic ' - H ' i is . 1 Iafrzite. lirie DeWoll', Chris Seliger. Rob Bowen. Ron Safcik. Joe Ortiz. Bill Kuamoo. Terry 'da Hawkins. Top Row: Rich Murphy. David Carroll. .lerry Smith. Pete Thompson. Clay Geenan. Q A '-Q' 'W L' , i' .lohn Beaman. Alan Drake. Adrian Garson. George Brennan. Bill Kuamoo takes a tough break The .IV F00lb1lii team. during Getting warrned-up for the big game. this year's season, proved that the ,fvy ,,iV Arty 8 g , , X, V, H man year was very valuable in bringing about the many victories they claimed. and also that the ex- perience they gained this year will carry them far on the varsity team next year. The team. in fact. won six of its seven games. defeated only by Buckeye, but definitely putting up a good fight. As the Varsity team did. these mighty Red- coats crushed lndependence with a score of I4-0. victoriously humbl- ing another number-one ranked team. ,- experience they had gained fresh- ,, N , . . N Mike Seliger .loc Reid Fro h Gain Experience Bottom Row: Richard Lombardi. Bob Kelley. Derin Henley. Rico Chavez. Don Cryan, Scott Green, .lim Phoenix, .limi Hendrix. Danny Drake. Middle Row: Coach .lim Relpli, Tom Jay. Steve Monthofer, George Kinnaman, Don Maher, Mike Brady. Paul Murphy. llenry Silva, Alex Araza. Top Row: John Hudson, Mark Snyder. Greg Larriva. .loe Sandoval. Mike Seliger, Mike Phelan, Blaine Donavan. Joe Reid. TJ Breeheisen. Peter Wingert. As all young athletes hope and dream that their team will do well in the season. these dreams soon came to a halt for the Freshman Football team. The team's problems were root- ed in lack ofexperience and members. as well as other problems. Rico Cha- vez quoted. Our team was plagued with key injuries throughout the sea- son, which made it very hard to reach our potential. As the season pro- gressed. the traditional Redcoat pride became evident in all ol' the players. as most ol' them said. Well be back next year! Bob Kelley arsity Spikers Take Division -1. Top row: Coach Roy Burcham, Carey Hyler, Janet Watson, Rodi Vehr, Ka- rcn Holland, Joanne Yahraus, Donna Payne. Bottom row: Lisa Jankovsky, Tracy Werton, Natalie King, Bridgette Moya. Gerard Opponent 2 Bourgacle 0 0 Mingus 2 O Mingus 2 2 Peoria 0 l Gilbert 2 2 Buckeye 1 2 Kingman 0 2 Kingman 0 2 Independence 0 2 Lake Havasu l 2 Lake Havasu 0 2 Peoria 0 2 Buckeye 0 2 Gilbert I 2 Independence 0 State Tournament 2 Tuba City 0 1 Winslow 2 -47' Lisu .lankovsky lets rip with a serve f ' 1 ,G 4, . .,, Xt L x , W ll 1-2- f J . , T K - N + 5 sl, ' x xg XF Y-'49 xy' W ' ,Ig S iii 5. wb 5 V. 35 2 . Jfjar, , -'X' fl fa Nil L f , Q i fi A N ' 1 , ' X 5 1 ,N I' x Y' Q QF Q Us 1' its X X Q Lv Z ' k - - ' fi' ' -v - 4 51 I' 3 S 1 If I -f . . V KA ,- - H Ifflig 'iffy l ,, x wk V as 5 ,, . , I I ' n I ' I 3 E4 5 Ei 1 Q i 4 Qyj-..i ' ,I va A 1 . N , xv x V -Q . an f I 4 x wa I X: W l 2 vu 1 gm 11 I X X ' .A sf M -, .. - C. f 'L H , IWW' . ' ,QU - 1 V' D Q A , be dj If XG: ' Gia, . I -1 ,,. , 3 - . v V, it ii tm qg,. ..... .. -.NS -btw.. , ,ig - 'fn L .V ' '05 1 -Ye-7 i-.n' i ,fr f A Q , 1' 'J A . fy f . A! T, A I 1 ku i IQ 1 v W, A 'A 41. ml QQ -Q 1 :asa 1 ta iii EIV .,,, -b-cf - ' ,, fw...-N ,-, f ' E3 f j '5 'ru-1.... I ' af K Redcoat Running Strong Francis Nuhily wins :mother of tcn ruccs. ,J Paul Rodcnhurn pushes lu nvcrlukc his cumpclilm Warming down nflcr Ll lough work-nut. 1 J vi 1 -K X 'i J . LW Q Vt .494 . X -AWN .. .X 1 sv ,vs it P 1 r ottom Row: lirie Ruona. liraneis Nahity teaptainl. Coach Austin. Top Row: Patil Rodenborn. Mark Curran. Bill Helwig. teve Iflynn. Tim Ca hill K. lma C arson, Sam Svetlik, Karen Lisiewski. Carol Mitchell teaptainl. l.eslie Harwrylltiw The N82 Boys Cross Country leant ran ex- tremely well and found their perserveranee re- warded in faster times and lower PR's. The runners won nearly all of their meets and went on to place seeond in the Central Division AA State Meet. The team's leading runner. Iiraneis Nahity won every meet and meet and invitation- al Gerard participated in. including Divisionals. and placed -lth in Arizona at the State Meet. Nabity. a junior has one more year on Gerard's Cross Country team. during whieh he will strive to achieve what it takes to become State Cham- pion. 'lhis year. for the first time, ciCl'lll'ti has hegun a new tradition - a Girls Cross Country team. At first. there were only a few hrave members: Carol Mitchell and Sain Svetlik. Karen l.isiew- ski. two less than are needed fora team. Then. on the first day ofthe Ist meet Leslie l'lai'ni'y lltiw and Tina Carson joined them and the girls pushed themselves through the worlsfouts and finished a respectable 3rd place in the Division- al Meet. 6l g af: Coach Burcham contemplates his next strategic move. The boys Varsity basketball team had another successful year, finishing with a 6-4 divisional record C10-10 overallj and advancing tothe first round of the state playoffs. This was the fourth year in a row that the Redcoats have made it to the playoffs. It was made possible this year by a 64-59, season-ending upset of Central Division champs Independence. One player from this year's team, senior Frank Villar, made the All-Division team and two players, senior Tom Charbonneau and Mark Jazwin, received Honorable Mention. Villar also led the team in scoring and rebounding. Jazwin led in assists. 62 Punch him Frank, punch him! I v'X K Q A H ff - if M -a w .ii .- 'k fy. Es. - ,Y ? 3-1 I I ,ff up m.X , A Q. +2 ' 'F 2 ' lb QI x' ff' if N A 3 ,yi if K f f im M Row: Ron Safcik. Joey Baeza. Top Row: Tim Carlson. Rob Bowen, Dave Carroll, Jeff . Brian Durkin, .loc Ortiz. Adam Chwalik. Steve Gore demonstrates winning form. Joe Ortiz with two for the Redcoats, Ron Safcik shoots to win. Gaining experience as a true Red- coat for future years is the main goal to the .IV team. This year's .IV Bas- ketball team did just that, ending up with a good season as each game played helped each player to improve himself. The Redcoats. once again led by Coach Jerry Stone, practiced ev- ery day to gain the necessary exper- ience needed for a good season. What .IV learned at each game and practice will be a strong asset to the upcoming Varsity team. 65 Freshmen Persevere This year's Frosh Basketball team was extra special, because coming to a new school and meeting and learn- ing to work with new people was diffi- cult. Try-outs were hard for all those who tried out, but when the team was chosen, members found that begin- ning practices and planning strategies for the games. would not be any easi- er. The boys pushed themselves dur- ing thc practices and tried their har- dest at the games. Though their season was not a winning one, the ex- perience they gained in terms of bas- ketball skills and gaining ability in working together as a team, are re- wards that they will always regard as very valuable. Tom Jay, forward. Richard Lombardi, guard Bottom Row: Coach Rick Stevens, Coach Neil Guinsler. Top Row: Sal Ongaro. Richard Lombardi, Don Maher, Tim Ward, Mike Selige Phelan. Nlike Brady, Tom Jay. Terry Ehmann. Paul Anderson. Paul Jazwin. 66 l Girl Overcome Inexperienee -4 iottom Row: Lconorc Relnick. Michelle Werton. llope Ufonnell, Susan Hinsherg, l.eah l'halheintei'. Kim Cahill. 'l'op Row: Kristina Chulta. Chantel Valtler. Stephanie Sanchez. Missy ylllllllllll. .lllllc Watson. Coach Qualls. Kay Hoxs ard. Taminy Krystelt. Carolyn Holland. Annie ilcnn, l.oi'i Ka Gerard Gains possession ofthe hall. Overcoming obstacles to insure two points. Like the Varsity team. the .IV Girls Basketball team consisted of very young players. almost all freshmen. Along with their inexperience. they had to adjust to two different coaches. Mrs. Dreffs and Mrs. Qualls. Neither of these situations discouraged them in the least. hut did. in fact. give them an incentive and dedica- tion to work even harder. as they put in more effort and faced defeat reluctantly. Although their work may not have ohvi- ously paid off at first. it definitely did as the season progressed f the girls ended tip winning most of their games. gaining valuable experience. and learning how to work hard together. 67 This year's Girls' Varsity Basket- ball team was one of the youngest Ge- rard has ever had. The team was com- prised mostly of sophomores, with about half as many seniors, no ju- niors, and one freshman. Despite the difficulties the girls encountered at the start of the season, the attitude, school spirit, and dedication of these inexperienced team members paid off, as they continued to improve through the season. Their skills were clearly displayed at the Kingman game, which they won with the score of 45-34. Buckeye was one of their toughest opponents, but with other teams, such as number-one ranked Independence, they proved to be wor- thy and overpowering contenders. This game was truly an earned victo- ry, as Julie Falconer scored the win- ning point during an overtime. At the end of the season, the girls were appreciative of the valuable ex- perience they had gained, which will undoubtedly show next year. Coach Dreffs, at the end of the season, found herself a proud coach and a new mother. Young Team Proves Abilit The team warms up before an important game Natalie King glides past her opponent. Maureen Day anticipates 1 successful ln up 68 if K sk J Lvl' JY! N 5 2 i 3 5 eg' A- X -,QL GU' XM a .4l Z' ' 5 3 n. all ' I 1 - 4 S Ai Dennis Kmetko Armand Chavez holds his opponent twisted Jim Mack struggles to escape. Wrestlers ave Full Team This year marked the first year in quite some time that Gerard has had a full team. The team was fairly strong and showed a lot of potential. Wrestling was open to a new coach this year, other than just Mr. Mallet, and that coach was Mr. Acedo. Had it not been for the awesome but brutal throw that he received when practic- ing with l 19-pound Armand Chavez, he might have enjoyed the season a lot more. All in all, wrestling is not a sport to go right into but to think over very carefully. 70 Rico Chavez Jason B iker f p 1 --,,, x,A , x ! NX ,,.W.f-M Ah 1 ig' - X I Kiln: 1 ie 2 W ' ' QQ., ' -Q., ,iv , I wk 11 1' mf: 9 , J.. K P 5- Q ll La- Central Division Champs Again Bottom Row: Rick lafrate, Brian Kmetko, Mike Kenney, John Mudd, Kevin Dougherty. Middle Row: Tom Keppler, Bob Navarro, Jeff Mike Pederson, Jeff Baker. Top Row: Coach Carroll, Brian Haugen, Gary Sharko, Frank Vil For the third consecutive year, Gerard's Varsity Baseball team has won the Central Division Championships. The Redcoats remained undefeated throughout the season, their conference record becoming 8-0 when they hum- bled Independence with a final victory of 8-5. This year, for the first time, the coaches collaborated to have an Easter Baseball Tournament, during which four teams played four games each. No- gales took first place, and the Redcoats were right behind them in second place. Nearly all the team members have had previous experience on the Varsity team, and they all had a lot of confidence which enabled them to concentrate during every game without fear ofdefeat. Coach Stone attributes their success and consistency to the fact that they play with confidence and are able to work well together. 72 ,v lar, Kevin Haugen, Matt Hawes, Coach Stone Gary Sharko is glad to be done with p Frank Vlllar Mall Hawes F 'N Gary Sharko J and Fro h Prepare for Varsity Bottom Row: Vince Chiodi, Jason Baker. Scott Watson, Tim Carlson. Dominic lalrate, Neil Pearl. Dennis Kmetko. Top Row: Ken Gore llorvath, Adrian Garson, Rob Bowen, David Duick, David Carroll, Joe Knapp, Brian Durkin, Coach LeBlanc. P-:A N Bottom Row: .lim Phoenix, Jimi Hendrix. Pat Hickey. Henry Silva. Bob Kell-ey. Matt Dupri. Rico Chavez. Paul Murphy. Top Row: Coach Bresnahan. .lohn Hudson. Ray Berry, Peter Wingert, Ed Fylling. Mike Moreland. Coach Mallet. Coach Kmetko. 74 Row: Lisa Jankovsky. ,lulie Falconer, Rebecca Lang, Carolyn Holland. Middle Row: Marta Ortiz, Stephanie Sanchez, Kelley Lambert, Lori Lara Rodriguez. Top Row: Coach Sandy Cox, Kelley Mullen, Bridgette Moya, Lisa Moler, Sheila Vaananen, Paula Vaananen, Laura Softball Team Goes to State Nlarta Ortiz Stephanie Sanchez The eighteen members of Gerard's softball team practiced two hours a day, nearly every day, and were able to win many games despite stiff com- petition. The team went to the State Championships, largely because of outstanding players like Lisa Jan- kovsky, who played shortstop and outfield, and powerful hitters like Bridgette Moya and Marta Ortiz. Though the girls have had difficulties in obtaining high-quality equipment and uniforms. they have been very fortunate to have Sandy Cox as a coach, who came from Griffith Ele- mentary School to Gerard with fif- teen years of experience. An impor- tant factor in the good performances of the team is the fact that among the members exists unity, close friend- ships, good sportsmanship. spirit, and enthusiasm. 75 thletes Proven State's Best aah Tammy Krystek, Karen Woods, Lisa Nelson, Natalie King, Michele Werton. Second Row: Vince Harguindeguy, Mark Curran, Jimi Hendrix Bischoff Andy MeCumber Blaine Donavan Jim Thornbtrd Eric Ruona Joe Sandoval Fr tncis Nabity Matt Ruoni Joe G iudio D lVld V BJ Krystek, Brian Hughes. Third Row. Coach Barnes, Coach Relph, Jr., Chris Busarcllo, Clrey Hyler, Karen Holllnd, JoAnn Yahraus, Kramer, Jamie Sandoval, Chris Hansen, Heidi Sabo, Rochelle Meeks, Julie Simms, Sandy Natalie, Carol Hahn, Carol Mitchell, Renee Uami. Katy Rclph, Rose Czerwinski, Joy Harris, Amy Eldredge. Top Row: Coach Mitchell, Chris Seliger, Ray Garcia, Mike Duginski, George Bren Joe Brennan, Paul Briehl, Ray Lester, Tony, Don Maher, Coach Relph, Ramon Tuason, Jeff Krieg, John Rcznick, Alex Araza, Joe Reid, Ron Saf Bill Kuamoo. fNot pictured: James Gilb, Suzy Gilbj Bottom Row: Edgar Hauser, Pang Chui, Nathan Phillips, Donna Nicholson, Elaine McClaine, Karen Liesewski, Leonore Rcznick, Jill r X . .Q 1 ' ' if ' ' .. s -4 3 Carol Mitchell James Gilb warms up before throwing. Suzy Gilb glides over the hurdles. 76 .ang Brian Hughes Mr, Relph stretches Carolyn out completely. This year's track squad enjoyed a very successful season scoring wins over perennial powers Dysart, Flowing Wells, and Mingus, and losing only to eventual AA Champion Gil- bert. The team's excellent performances at major Invitation- als and the Divisional Championship Meet, along with their dominance in dual meets, established them as one of the strongest teams in the state. The season ended with the Redcoats scoring the best team finishes in school history at the AA Championships. The boys were third with 51 points, and the girls were seventh with 27. Outstanding performances were turned in by David Vaughn, who filled in for the injured Brian Hughes in the 400 relay and who was runner-up in the 300 hurdles, Michele Werton, who finished third in the 800, fourth in the l600, and broke both school records, and the girls 1600 relay of Werton, Leonore Reznick, Natalie King, and Carey Hyler, who broke that school record in finishing sixth. All State honors also went to: the 400 relay teams of Vaughn, BJ Krystek, Joe Gaudio, Paul Briehl fflndj, and Reznick, King, Karen Holland, Suzy Gilb f4thl, Krystek f2ndf200, 3rdf100Dg Briehl t2ndf400, 5thf200J, Francis Nabity f4thfl600, 32005, Suzy Gilb fschool record and 4thflow hurdlesjg Karen Lisiewski Cschool record tie and 4thfhigh jumpj, Holland f5thfhigh jumpj, Matt Ruona f5thf3200J, King f5thf200J, and James Gilb f6thfdiscusl. Head Coach Jim Relph was joined by his largest staff yet, with Assistant Coaches Rob Mitchell, Jim Relph, Jr., Tim Barnes, and Greg Moore. Valuable assistance was provided by Eileen Holland and Lisa Ford. The coaches gave out the following awards: Outstanding Redcoat - Brian Hughes and Suzy Gilb, Outstanding Field Event- James Gilb and JoAnn Yahraus, Outstanding Runner - Francis Nabity and Natalie King, Relay Award - Paul Briehl and Karen Hol- land, Most Improved - David Vaughn and Michele Werton. As the season progressed, the team grew close to each other and showed tremendous love and character. Coaches and officials across the state complimented them on their unity, charity, and drive. The biggest factor in this was un- doubtedly the leadership and example of the senior class. They made themselves and the others the best through hard work, and they grew a lot in the process. There isn't enough room to tell all about the best season in memory - about Joe's hair and the Roger and Gene act of the distance squad, or about Coach Moore's food rules and secret drills. This season was shaved heads and the best boys relays on the planet, Mummy Mountain, Wombas, Gecco-knees, Maynard, and the freshman girls, Paul saying, Am I -, or what? and the disappointment of Divisionals, the Gaudio, Krystek, and Hauser expeditions to the far reaches of civilization, practicing handoffs to Billie Jean at 80 decibels, Brian taking San Manuel by storm and Carey risking all at State, 1983 was finally being one of the best - and having fun. - Rob Mitchell Class of '80 77 'OO' ..,., k an ' i Q 4- 4 an This long-jumper leaps with force. Tammy Kryslck Edgar Hauser Donna Payne complclcs another lap 8 'Vi 'idpg QQ. it SE- li' i Heidi Sttbo A successful jump x 'MW9 ' .loc Brcnnatn practices his throwing form. Nttthttn Phillips A-.Q Q Bottom row: Richard Lombardi, Jeff Miller, Vince Calcagno, Top row: Coach Curran, Tom Charbonneau Dominic Maietta Chris I Gerard's 1983 Golf Team was made up of about six guys who looked forward to practices and kept playing together long after the season ended. With only two ex- perienced golfers, Vince Calcagno and Jeff Miller, the rest of the team members joined knowing little about the sport. They im- proved a lot during the season, won most of their rounds, and placed third in the AA Central Division. The most valuable player was Vince Calcagno, the most improved was Chris Hain, and the captain was Rich- ard Lombardi. The team members and their coach, Mr. Curran, had a great time during the season and are looking forward to next year's. 80 COACH CURRAN SHOWS HIS FORM mv-wx-ZX W pw..-A ,-+1 X Xl' gig I VL!! QA' Q r g , 4 ffi Q QM 64+ 4 I 1 . . w 1 , I lf- i f M. , , M ,M,L ,MMN5 - Y, x- - f .2 'HI ai g 5 5 FS H - 0 Liv N V .T d . . gg ,.,, ., 'gs' 1 -J -.0 +2 .J , R wg H r?3f ' 'P PM ,. 'J .- x-1 5515 lf! t .1 1+-'T-S 5 '31 W . 41.97 Q, LY? 1 R .fi xl' 'Ti 4 ,vl!'CQ gf-1' .. GENRE A ,iig:g'v,qf.,. ,CTN .. 56? .x 'A ' ..' ,. , VY 4 f - R C8 N - .ff s Q 4 pr fx 5 51 7' .' , 9 'v Y lg' f f J --., rings. x Q qfxuh 'KA .. arsity Cheer Has Great Year This past year has been very good forthe Varsity Cheer line. With only one returning veteran, these girls worked hard practicing and rehears- ing their routines for camp and the following season. The work really paid off and they received many out- standing awards at camp. But, most of all, they learned how to work to- gether and continued throughout the year to carry on the Redcoat pride, with dignity and spirit. Redcoats are the best, first and nothing less. Helena Wise, captain. 82 B Bottom Row: Regina Vasquez, Helena Wise tcaptainl. Middle Row: Christa Roughan Damiano, Courtney James. Top Row: Chris Hansen, Julie Angulo, Lara Rodriguez A2 g Awards received by Pom and Cheer. L9 Girls show their togctherness at camp px. 3,- ff k Tar, 5 ,f Q 2' XX Varsity Potential Proven Led by Jennifer LaBarbara, the JV Cheer line practiced long and hard hours to achieve their goals. They showed their spirit at the football and basketball games, and had fun with cheer all year long. All the girls can definitely be considered Varsity Ma- terial. The line enjoys their bus ride to camp. Bottom Row: Barbara Rogers, Marianne Crook, Kari Amabile, Lisa Moler. Top Row Haugen, Ginny McGuire, Jennifer LaBarbara tcaptainj. Jennifer l.aBarbara tcaptainl, Barbara Rogers. Lisa Moler. Ginny McGuire, Lura Haugen. 84 Freshmen Come Together The line cheers for the freshman football players. Kris Sanders, captain. Coming together for the first time is hard, but the girls on the Freshman Cheer line made it easy. Under the leadership of Kris Sanders, the girls recognized their role as cheerleaders in representing the freshman class and cheering for the freshman foot- ball and basketball teams. The girls worked hard together and showed that they share the true Redcoat spir- it with the rest of the JV and Varsity lines. 85 Varsity Pom Displays Perfection c 1 N t X if Bottom Row: Teresa Sweeney, Katy Kramer, Mary Bramel. Middle Row: Claire Friend feaptainj, Crystal Griffith Tina Persi Jamie Sandoval T Row: Carol Stevens, Lia Sargent. Early last spring, over forty girls tried out for the Varsity Pom line. With many experienced contestants, the competition was very stiff, but ten girls, five seniors and five juniors, were finally chosen to make up the following year's line. The girls worked many long and hard hours, perfecting their routines, as the rest of the country could testify to when watching the line perform two differ- ent times at the Gerard football games that were televised on a nation- wide cable station. Through the lead- ership of captain Claire Friend, the girls learned to work together and shared each other's ideas and feel- ings. 86 Claire Friend, captain 4 Rf ? . 'F 34. , Q 4 ' . i V If ' A 4 . X X5 Ar X 0 .- Q r . YH U5 1 U yQ'f,i a I-U - ff' X? X Q' N . LLEI .44 1 f J i 1 Q 3' ggi. .YQQ --5-4 5 . 1 --...,R.., ll f-I iii' .. ....f.,,, 13, , 1 C 5- ' 5 1. :si A. , -' J 1 ',f'ftQ'f , ,g.',.. -- A A ,,-.-.- C ' ff' , X--1.-. ,Am Nsi---W, ni ,ZZ 87 JV Pom Remain Friends Forever This year's JV Pom line was led by captain Carrie Fox, who proved her- self worthy of gaining the title of a true Redcoat, as she possesses all the qualities that this title implies. I-ler spirit and understanding personality kept the pride and unity of the line alive throughout the year, despite the unfortunate and difficult adjustments thc girls encountered. Through it all, the line never failed to display the unity and concern for one another that characterize a true Redcoat. Bottom Row: Kari Richards, Beth Kcrbcr, Darlene Brennan. Top Row: Rochelle Meeks Wingert, Carrie Fox fcaptainj. Carrie Fox, captain. 88 , ,Mgr Q- Karena Wingert, Kari Richards Wrestlerettes Show Dedication N w s ,pk ., -.Q -t , neg., - , tug, .N 3 .. 4 1 K lv , t ,M .x,..-A x A Q X5 Lgheye asks . ' .Q 4k,,5.wj,fff e K . ,. e. 1 . wk A s IX: N Sag r. :rt Theresa Cerino, captain. After the long and confusing period of try' outs, establishing the line, and the beginning of the Wrestling season, the Wrestlerettes found their line consisting of four solid and dedicated members: Theresa Cerino, Heidi Sabo, Mary England, and Susan England. Though the line was small compared to lines of previous years, the responsibility carried by the girls, especial- ly by captain Theresa Cerino, was by no means smaller, but rather greatly intensified. Theresa found herself laden with the responsibilities of a captain, as well as those of a faculty advisor, because the girls did not have a moderator. Supplying transportation for the line, snacks for the guys, and handling all the loose ends and problems, Theresa was still able to pro- mote school spirit, and she proved herself a model Wrestlerette, captain, and moderator. The Wrestlerettes remember Dysart as their favorite and most fun meet, while the Mingus meet brings back many fond and humorous memories. The Wrestlerettes are to be com- mended forthe work they so unselfishly devot- ed themselves to, and their ability to work to- gether to accomplish what usually takes ten girls. M try Fnglxnd eo ciptain. Heidi Sabo, Mary England tco-captainb, Susan England, Theresa Cerino tcaptainl, ' Q B f ...fy x ,' A -rn. .5. 'Q ,yn r v , . 4 '-s ,L A 1 r V I 'I u 5 1 4 six' 2 5 K 1 ,af fu-Hr ry' -vw- kv f :xv x Q ,,, V: yf 9 Qi V, S? ,Q like M. df r W- at Qld Doctors Never Die - They Just Lose Their Patience The door to Dr. Brandt's office is always open. Dr. Sheridan gets lonely wh ave. Office Managed Together K C fi' ff? Mrs. Larkin Mrs. Angstcad A-L-L, xglph - li' -- Miss Simons , Mrs. Hughes 15 ,5 , .pr , r W Religion Q . lf. - Fr. .lohn Ebbcsmicr Mr. Henry Accdo , A - T X, -u-1-1 XA' Rev. Anthony Frncasso Mrs. Virginia Dcrlinu - 1f '-I ' Q M r. Gary Andorfcr .J-A 1,1 .L e , l' E tL'i?777 1 xl E A .nf R' ,. mg, -2:4-?-'-as--3 TT A f- Q x g! I Q , ,Q :X- wx K K E wry, .K v v,r I 1 gig, 1 -r, cfm ,Y 'mx 5' hwy' XX' g., .,. ,xy GLI H AND LANGUAGE Mr. Jim Rclph Fr. Kcn Lukun i i VSA? 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' in ,N 5 ' f F., is A A ' ., 1 ,. an . ,X vl .1 i L on on l gl ,, 0 X 7 X. 4 X W r Merle Palumbo as He Leaves Mr. Mill er's Class va ,,,,, Flag S. A Misa - X. .. - X- 'Y' . -. ' L' ., 'H- 7 ,. . x? ' .,. F N' n x . if H f' FP. IQ Mg ' :-'Y GWR' Q m la-A 4 ff S? gh 1 45' if P,-Q Q' , :Q 'gm V I 'Q ll!! Abs! 1 4 A, 3: St, I C. I -NIA ' Q 2 Q 3 Q lg' -. ,1 K A A,-f . , ..f, 4 , was .fx w Q 1 1 Q1 Harbin -' warn- f-. Aga 1 gi 1 f H w ' fi Q Nga, o- Anti Benitez Jim Adams Scott Allen Jackie Allison Kari Amabile Susan Arcieri Chris Arricale Joe Baeza Jason Baker Spirited Sophomores Swell with L.. Pride! X X 5 l I .1 'J fu -. Q Maureen Balfre Kelly Barry Susan Buyer John Bcumun Kari Boyle Eddy Bramcl Darlcen Brennan Marvin Brooks N X .s X nv' up aa W i X v j Q. IK l N I l l ' 5 tx swf ' ,.a,g,, X., ,. x, '7 'X 4 33 'Yi N gi ' s .af 6 ' 1 Tv li K I X X 2, .lla Kathy Bilinski - David Binsfeld Laura Bolenbach Rob Bowen Diana Candelaria Tim Carlson David Carrol Vince Chiodi Pang Chiu Adam Chwalik Chris Cioffi Scan Colby 5 .K . . . Tv R . .4 K' 5 K we ' I 2 A 1 inf? 3 O P ill fb Weis 0 . ' NO. ,-sw-ze- 'zq Q., I, Cl,f ,..g, Ku. bfi - 'thgitk . Eric DeWolf Jim Dougherty Brian Durkin Donna Eagan S I tl gf A 'ill ,Y 4, if f Q i F ff Mag s . iA , ,, , , . .. l at iii - y 35, 'gl 9 W . A E l at .l l ' ltltill ' gi lvl s-t 'gl Stephanie Congcr Mark Curran Steve Curtin Lori Curtis Karen Dalton Sharleen Day Patty De.Iulia Bob Dcllorfano a a,iii it ng ,, Lynn Ehmann Mary England Susan England Patti Engman Lisa Fuhrman Ray Garcia Adrian Garson Ceasar Gasca Sarah Geenan Suzy Gilb Annie Glenn Steve Gore :Mig V 4 149' s fwliik. -' We K- ' A , Lf ,T V in -. f 'W ' Qflr . ' tiff: kd' kr 5 S 1:5 ff .X X J' ,l 1 Misty Estes Yancy Evans Julie Falconer Katrena Feit George Fleming Kathy Fox Michelle French Susan French 'xa- Sophomores Bring Themselves . . . . Bill Hair Steve Hankcrson Dale Hansen Thierry Harize me- A n -1 v. f 4 X fi lf V1 ' .X f Jeff Gourley Slcvc Graff Jamie Gritlman Chris Hain sffmiv 2 . . K A 4- pm- 'op I 'da Lurzi Haugen V f Tcrry Hawkins SE Karen Hays Jim Heaney Lisa Hetzel Kathy Hocbreckx B .Y 6- , . 4--Q. 3. 1 .w ' I, Nl? s 1' ki t. xx by ,,,. ,. ,tt 3 'Vs .s D ,r V 1 , X . X, -- -., 1 .f S..,-,g, ' The Student Body at thelr . . . best? 4 Q Kathy Hays Susan Hays ,jv- ,', K 133. ,M Say Ahhh! .loc Jakob Rita Jankovsky Evc .lziswin Jill Kastcr Jeff Krieg B.J. Krystck Bill Kuamoo Kara Latin .. gg 1 -.... xi A s rw, s Monnu Hocszlc Suc Hoogcrvorsl Jeff Horvzith 'i Dominic lufrulc N l l W, ' K 5 N5 H' 1 i Beth Kcrbcr Nailulic King Dennis Kmclko Joc Knapp ?, in f Bob Luubmcicr Paul Luuringcr Bclli Lcwis .loscph Lcwis Kulic Muncy Glenn Murgolf Brigctlc Murlincz Judy McConnell ','- -. xxx-,,r3',. Qin i x X , 1 xx x R W -. A , v f - Q--If-.5-. . I S V l n HJ R If f 71 x in r. X Xi ii, f i , . qu . ,ff 'xo :flax E' ,Q I ,, 'i L W! K I, L.. , -,W A 2, Y 1 iNi:'g .-- ' s . f' a- . iv ,. .um-1.-, iz, 5 X ....- if 3, , f, 5 L XM ' w Cody Lockwood Dconna Longsluff Stephanie Lory Dominic Muicllu .VV ,bo. V 1 v Marcia McCurdy Pulricc McDougall Ginny McGuire Brian McHugh E'VE GOT SPIRIT!!! Susan Morse Rich Murphy David Nicto Vicki North 4. fd! .',, , V' ,S ' I I X A u .y X fix 181, Q E! 1 gi 0 l 3:1 J mm rl 7 j 1,3 . fs- S-rg 'vi -1 7 A! E. .. pb Esta X E25 N W I r, -,A-c , - 'F k. , M 2 K ua ,V I x Mike McLeod Rolf Micolzi M 512, M5 in fi .L N5 as -,i' .v ff ' 3 M 5 L n Joe Ortiz Kcn Palmer Jim Phillips Elonica Poggi Stcvc Quiros Donnie Rhinchurt Kurcn Richards Palm Robrcchl Don Safcik Ron Sztfcik Paula Sulnsck Stcphunic Sanchez Rob Sanders Scott Schmitt X ln- A 1 . Q . I nk I I X t ' I X t ..,.-. ,. K' 'Uv ,., ti be t -Q ,A? '1 1 . ' '1 4 'V' 3 s ' -. 1 , .u,,,' WE' E GCT PR DE!!! Beth Rogers Kztty Rclph Ron Ruclus Cccclia Ryan Chris Seliger Kay Shepp Theresa Shutsa Tcrri Siegrist Daphne Starkweather Nicole Taylor Pctc Thompson Laura Tripani , Y P - l so I l Julie Simms Dan Smith Donna Smith Susie Smith Q 1 A,,,t, i, , :egg QA ,iw ' Y- E is i ref.. lb A' Joyce Trusiuk Ramon Tuuson rx N David Vaughn Mike Undiano Mike Urbanski Chris Wade 1-1 Karena Wingerl Michelle Wise .laquie Wolll' J .44 2 , bf -ark x A f' .4-,,,, ,, 5 cpm-an-an-1 ,5.:.,...,.,,,,,X'S Ngunsu-Qwumivfsurnyvn-K ,xg L ax: fx 1 , igkf'-Ei, - , .Q li S R ex. x W r 'pl Paula Vaanancn fins f si Arlcnc Vanni , W 1 r X vu 1 Q' 111 x , X ,f ' 5....-W-.. Q... K' . ..--fn yg' ' is 2 K T 4 , ct' L42 x, . 5, Q. ..., in l. I ,rw -,, Q l I T? Amy Wurdlc Scou Watson Jason Wesley Robert Wilhelm s.. ' 1 Qi-4-1? L4- -0 V ,sf W, 4 F4 P A .iid V X, k , r-1 'v ' qq 1 Q. ' ' Wd I' gn 4 ' , 1 ' fl, QQ 1 Q I 1' A ,,. Q I V 3 1, v - A , 'YZ Ei, ,. S as 4:-5 Q? Q' sw, ,L OQX IQ! I O C 9 ' xo' 'l'9' Q 'N O Y....'. Y I., - I gf: ' KX? 4 - Lag Qfrl es5aps:nW 'V'l i K 5,5 ll I G ' . , i ro Q . M A . - J J ' . s Q T ' N 1, f-. 7 I 1 M55 WL ' i hx 4 '- f ? I A A 5 I Wf,g rj ibm! kts N vw 1 - - Q ' A' , , 1 in Q Y .ffl- .-,.zf.. I A 'vi n.-.1 ' , ' , . -Mt'-, M -P G Q'Zhv, -- f.-ggi ' ' I 5 A, l , ,Q LQ-in ,, . ,A . . -A . I,-5.5 sth Z f.-:Y,:.x134:,b'g:-52-1 V Kl..f 1 'L' 'rw' '- -4 N 'v. ' ' .1 A ' 4. :xv w-- 'WW 4 Juniors Get Senioritis Tiff Tardy teachers are the best kind. , X 4 ' W5 I' 5 , Julie Angulo Aaron Aslanian Michele Aymil Erin Adams 91 Els it t 6 W -' ,Q 952- 11' A A .. .N . '. 7 . r : W Jeff Baker Angie Block Chris Balfre Kathy Bowser Donna Burtcl Todd Bradford t 'Vg , 1 3 -,.. s+.,.. .xg-a., ,,-ww, --, .. f f I t i J' W Q fb V ff' Lt: , fu - - fs. '. f Too late. Donna. we already got the picture, I L iid N... George Brennan Mark Briehl Chris Busarcllo The sweetest thing ... '91 in 45,51 . ,L W. W 1,445 ' 1 FQQJY' '- '3 A .Aft . I Thanks for that great smile, Angie ,Www ' ,. .. Q. .. '. A .-fl A 4 l F N t x Putty Brennan Tcd Burr Vince Culcugno Joe Canals Lori Carroll Victor Candelaria Bill Cartmcll ft' mrs f gg ,- t I X N A 8 in ,I Kathy Christcnscn Michael Cobb Jeff Cox Marianne Crook We've Got More in '84! Juniors cleaning up their act. li a Yr K m,,s N5 . fl Q 7 i 4' i K - no Rose Czerwinski Brian Delaney Alan Drake Mike Duginski -M ...f , fg15 ?fpf.f'.1 ' 1 , SWS -.'1e:1f + , ' iw .y fat' i 61,331- i?fE-Fiii ' ii , ui' len. ,lk K1 .il r ', ga .af van' x V Q ... 'if 141-..- 'E '- 5.3 iii' 5,5 K ' -zxgfamm j . Future chemists ready to conquer thc unknown, ' r X, Ken Gore Clayton Grccncn xi . it: Crystal Griffith Eric Grimm TFHCY Hall ChfiS HHHSCTI Jeff Hamra John Pierre Harize Cliff Hunks Joy Harris Amy, Rebecca, und Bridgette catching ruys in their Vuurnets. Sgffeifl I -vt' v. I 7 1 ' , Q x H are .tt C'mon, girls. lct's see some teeth. my QH if ug 'S Q . Q.-. im! v i N H -In v ' J xg ' VV I I N i Sean Hemmerle Scott Henry Donna Hermann Tim Hopkins Chip Howard Courtney James Is this the side effect of too much homework? 0' Us Q 7 ,- Y r . lt f X X In 'hr can . , 1 I x ,....Jm'v'l Bonnie Johnson Mike Jones Phil Juetten Corrie Kinnaman N, fn Q. '- '41 ::Q, i,Itf1 Ji A s fi it A I , lm i4Lf.- 7 l A 2 4. 'V 2, I f x xg, I I Jennifer LaBarbera Kelly Lambert Brian Kmctko Mary Kramer LaLa and Bubba get together. Mr. Hollar gives students a little history. ,S Q r 4 Q! ,V 6' 32 . l 1 L L . mi X1 Rebecah Lang Dave Lauringer Tracy Linnares Dan Latin Eric Lcrctte Tony Lopez Jim Laubmeier Ray Lester Margo Ludwig j' w 4 8, Jim Muck Daryl Mahan Michelle Malenfom Spirited George lends u hand? l 1- mf A 1 .x . e J Vince Murlinelli Rochelle Meeks Lisa Molcr 'ouave made this year something special Guess who? wil.: ... ,i a ff l ' i , ' gil r i Stacy Morvec Tim Murphy Francis Nabily Eileen Nebrich ssh Dan Nicholson Ed O'Neil K i Two Fricnds walk to class, QAV, ..,, , A r 535 ' fun 'i . KT Q, . ' A fx: ' :Hx ff:i?55 E52 QQ, ww. ,V fit X A ,. . f 35kf? z- ,- -J, ., yi, - ,, fs.-,r f'M , . ,Q - -' I 1 xx 3: V ' , Bob Novak Trisha Nonasconc fx ,x X' :QA , , . L .1 'X K H , -55' ff 5 Z 5 5 i Marta Ortiz Connis Pardi 51 . if Z. Steve Paterson Donna Payne PM t 'fgmi S Q, 1 Tina Persi Andrea Pina and the bee makes thrcc. V 9 CC 99 ou ve made CARRY 0 come true , .Xa W ,, fa 1 Connie Rossman Lance Rowe Jenny Sanders Rochelle Santo 'Z N R , .nu-.ffl ggi ai , I N xx .xiao X 1 E11 'wk 1 s , I Debbie Planck ' Z 1 , John Reznick J ' ' La A R d' . . . . lr' 0 nguu Chrlstal Roughan Mall Ruona Jamie Sandoval John bawyer Barbara Rogers 139 Follow the laughter of our heart. Watch out, mad scientists at work! 'F ' 4 I , Gary Sharko Tom Slautcrback Jerry Smith Dawn Sandreal gy, If-if :QM E, Qt, 1 :fx 4 r X, f X l Richard Staley Rosemary Stewart Carolyn Sullivan Gina Sullivan ,if 5: As you respect the restlessness of our l. 1 s -A sf Q.. A 1 ' QQ . fy wx- 5 l I T K. . I K l I . ss.x ssss 2 3.5 5.- f l f Janice Talek Mike Tcrezar Mark Trusiak Ingrid Van den Brocck 1 , 'YJKA :H 4- Y N I I Regina Vasquez Chad Veschoor l Chris Young Renee Vaughn Juniors jump into the Halloween spirit. Rodi Vehr ' 1 . 4... ,av--- 3 Warren and Allean arrive from lunch. l4l X 'JH . M JN .I Ish: Qr S-.1 -:mf 1 aww, 'I S wt' v w J M Y 25 Q -A,, If ,P ,v Q N Nw, 0 . Y. it -g - . 1- . x ., ,I sv 3 ' ywl 3 N .' . , 4 1 J ' ., r vf ' ,,.F . if. X. ' ' -x mai if ess, . fx .4 -- 1 L .. 'V V .96 V ur 1 A . 5 , , 1 . ' ' KJI A,AW Vs. A Z, ,N.- ' . H . if 1.1, 1 , 31: 1 V I - Q 5 u, , 4 Q 7 F51 AA, H flip .1 vf , li! :Lx ff! N? B The Class of '83 as Walked Far Together Leavin 11- R N John Ajamic Jackie Alaric Mary Bramcl Joseph Brennan Seniors Heidi and Denise cherishing thc logcthcrncss that will end with graduation. I x .lczinninc Brcsnuhun P llll Bflbhl Behind Golden Footprints Jason Brock I lv? 411 if-.A 'Q i falls? ' A Knlhcrinc Brown Warrcn's cooking ability puts Julia Child to shame. , F .L , , QF. - Q K qw f .lon Bruner Mary Buckley Andrew Bucher Sandie Busios Brian Cahill l-low could anyone question my authority? l Tina Carson Geraldine Casey Bill Cassidy iff' Thomas Charbonncuu Collccn Cryan Chris Daley John Day Muurccn Day Kathleen Dc Prima Margaret Devlin Kevin Dougherty Tim Fleming l Beth Eagan Ann Eldridge 1 . v Q r' vw' ' .V '1Qaitil?ita?iirtTasf,s The fourth and final masterpiece. .ff 1' V l 3 l if Deborah Fimbrcs l Claire Friend l47 Faster, or you'll be sorry! James Gilb Joe Gillis E Paul Graff Paul Greenberg Carol Hahn Warren Hahn The few - the proud - the Redcoals! Denise Hamra Dominique Harguindcguy Brian Haugen Kevin Haugen The Seniors' spirit shows in their eyes. as l ' , , Matt Hawes Leslie Hawrylkiw Sean Healy William Hclwig Craig Herrick Karen Holland Brian Hughes Carey Hyler Rick lafratc Mark Jazwin Monique Jazwin Charles Johnson Mary Johngon Margaret Jones-Ryan Lucky Joe gets to sit by teacher. i Mike Kcnncy Thomas Kcpplcr Lisa Konrad Mikc Knapp l Q. Q Stacy Luubmeicr Deborah Lisboa Fudge Hut Chairman, Carey Hylcr, guards thc candy. Dcrck Longslalf Guy Lucas Chris Maney Michele McCarthy Kcvin McHugh Do not criticize Chuck Johnson until you huvc walked u milc in his K-Swisscs. wx Anncuc Miccli Jeff Miller Carol Mitchell Suzanne Monthofcr Ihcsc amateur Mathlctes aren't ready for the mind-boggling con- cepts of trig which await them. l52 Bridgette Moya John Mudd Kelley Mullen Carolyn Murphy Bob Navarro Mark Paul Michael Pederson Marion Pctric Arc the sunny sands ol' California ready for our scnioritis-inflicted beach bums. if ,Q P 'inf l 4 J. Palli Phillips Regina Phillips John Phoenix Elisa Poggi l53 Rohcrl Proctor Diamu Pulido L4 ,- J .-vQY' 2 Miss K's kids Pclcr Rcincr .lim Robins Arlccn Ruhiu Karen Runningcr Liz Szuulcrs Liu Sargent jug Sgudcl-i X K. 151 X . 5 ...i- 1 ...i- E l ll 5 Q '.lxuL.u -wfifieawz :T . loc Shlllxll Susan Sikuru Jvc Spun 4, SE . 'T Tr YT Carol SICXCII5 Tim Sullivan AIHICIIC Surdyk Slllillllk' Swllik X , 1 F 1 , E W ,- ..... , . Tcrcsn Swccncy Shams Tuluk I nccd no cducnlinm. Kerry Tighc Sheila Vaananen Frank Villar Robert Walesa . imm.m.1. ejlsrlrgegl u .I l -l'-51.11, , Ann Ward Renee Watson 5 H K J aaa, r,r:raeer W e ereee N- f ,e Helena Wise Joann Yahraus Hey, they told mc l could watch the girls on the beach from here! Mug Shots of Missing Seniors X lid Carlson leigh Pam 1 .gf 'Kgs if sg in , ur e , .V M ... ' x 'J i. f N Armand Chavez .loc Ciaudio Lisa Jankuwsky Margaret Marascn Ken Richards X . - - X Q :-sz A ' fl-if V P. , i - 1 E Ax - . i 1-we v , A 1 Y L- J 'I'racyl'Icn1 Q X Mark Hernandez Katy Kramer lirik Mcringcr Sue Rulhslmm - ' 'Q eo- vw M Fung -: ,as A K . Z - 4 N E ' . 4' ' r .. .' l 1 ' . N m i ' X fe N 9 i x SICVC lflynn Sue Hncbreckx John Lopez Jon Norton Heidi Saba: Unidentified Seniors 5 N '4 r ki ' x Ad JOHN AJAMIE. Baseball I3 Class President l. JACKIE ALARIE. Track I,2Q Powder Puff l,2,3,43 Pom 2,33 MDA Superdance 1,2. MARY BRAMEL. Track 33 Powder Puff 2,31 Pom 2,3,43 Youth For Life 2,33 Band 1,23 MDA Superdance l,2,33 Baton l,2,3,4. JOE BRENNAN. Football l,2,3,4Q Track l,2,3,4. JEANINE BRESNAHAN. Gymnastics 1,29 Racquetball 23 Powder Puff 13 Cheer 13 Homeroom President 13 Class Vice-Presi- dent 23 Pep Club 13 Prom Hostess 33 Home- coming Nominee 43 Coronation Nominee 33 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 43 Physical Science Award 13 Spanish Award l. PAUL BRIEHL. Football 133,43 Basketball 43 Track I,2,3,43 Homeroom President 43 Four- Wheeling Club 23 JA I,2Q Homecoming Nominee 43 Coronation Nominee 33 Most Outstanding Runner 33 Knights ol' Colum- bus Award tBasketballJ 43 Hal Kirkcgaard Award 4. JASON BROCK, KATHY BROWN. Softball l,2,3,43 First String Team for State fSol'tballJ 33 Band 1. JON BRUN ER. Spring FestivaI3 Blood Drive 4. ANDY BUCHER. Football I,2,43 Baseball 2. MARY BUCKLEY. Drum and Bugle Corps. 13 Volleyball Scorckeeper 2. SANDY BUSTOS. Powder Puff 33 Stats l,21 Pep Club 13 MDA Superdance l. BRIAN CAHILL. 158 TIM CAHILL. Cross Country 2.3.43 Track 2 MDA Superdance l,2,3.4. ED CARLSON. TINA CARSON. Cross Country 1,2,43 Trac 13 Softball 33 Drama 23 Backpacking 1,2 Liturgy Committee l,2. GERALDINE CASEY. Powder Puff 3. BILL CASSIDY. Newspaper 43 NMSQ' Commended Student. THERESA CERINO. Matmaids l,2,3,4- Matmaid Captain 4, Co-Captain 33 Ou' standing Matmaid Award 33 Graduatio Committee 4. TOM CHARBONNEAU. Basketball l,2.3.1 Golf 3,43 Most Valuable Player fGolD 3. ARMAND CHAVEZ. Football l,21 Ou standing Running Back I3 Track 13 Wre tling 3,43 Newspaper 33 Yearbook 43 P Club 13 Who's Who 3,43 Society of Distii guished American High School Students English Award 3. TRACY CLEM. Blood Drive 43 MDA Supe dance I,2. COLLEEN CRYAN. Gymnastics l,21 Ra quetball 13 Pep Club I3 MDA Superdance Coronation Nominee 33 Society of Disti guished American High School Students fHRlS DALEY. Football 1,3,43 Blood Drive 33 Homecoming Nominee 33 Coronation Nominee 33 Who's Who 4. OHN DAY. Golf li Newspaper 2,33 Year- book 43 CYO 2,3,43 Blood Drive 3,4Q Speech 13 MDA Superdance 4. lAUREEN DAY. Track 13 Basketball 1,2.3.4. .ATHLEEN DE PRIMA. Yearbook 4. lARGARET DEVLIN. Youth For Life 13 Candy Striper 33 Pep Club 13 MDA Super- dance 1.2. ,EVIN DOUGHERTY. Basketball l,21 Bas- ketball Captain l3 Coach's Award 13 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Baseball Captain 1. lARGARET DUGINSKI. Homeroom President l,2Q Youth For Life 33 Liturgy Committee 1,23 Chorus 1,2333 Chorus Presi- dent 33 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdance 3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 43 English Award 33 Key Club 1,2. BETH EAGAN. Racquetball 13 Powder Puff 3,43 Class Secretary 43 Newspaper 4g Blood Drive 43 Pep Club lz MDA Superdance l,2Q Prom Chairman 3. ANN ELDRIDGE. Track l,2Q Powder Puff 23 Newspaper 33 Yearbook 13 CYO 33 Chorus 13 Blood Drive Chairman3 Pep Club 33 MDA Superdance 1,33 Who's Who 2,42 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 2,3,43 English Award 1,3. TIM FLEMING. Band l,2,3,41 Band Presi- dent 43 Band Award 1,2,3,43 Optimist Award QArtsJ 4. STEVE FLYNN. Cross Country 1,2,3,43 C 1 Blood Drive 43 Biology Award 23 Spanish Award 2. LAIRE FRIEND. Powder Pufl'33 Pom 2,3,43 Pom Captain 43 Student Body Correspond- ing Secretary 33 Newspaper 2,3,43 NHS 2,3,43 NHS Vice-President 43 CYO 23 Can- dy Striper 33 Blood Drive 43 Pep Club l,2Q MDA Superdance 33 Prom Hostess 33 Homecoming Nominee 43 Who's Who 2,3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 233,43 Academic Bowl 43 Algebra Award 13 English Award 1,23 Span- ish Award 23 Art Award 13 ASU Regents Scholarship. JOSEPH GAUDIO. Football 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Powder Puff Coach 3,41 Homeroom President 23 Class Treasurer 33 Student Body President 43 NHS 2,3,43 CYO 1,2,3.43 CYO Vice-President: Any- town 33 Boys' State 33 Blood Drive 3,41 MDA Superdance l,2.3Q Homecoming King 43 Coronation Nominee 33 Who's Who 3,43 So- ciety of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,43 Physical Science Award 13 English Award 1.2.33 Spanish Award 1. JAMES GILB. Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 Track 1,2.3,43 Powder Puff Coach 3,43 Stats 23 Class President 33 Homeroom Presi- dent 43 NHS 3.41 Backpacking 1,23 CYO 1,2,3,43 Chess Club 1.2.33 Blood Drive 3,43 Speech 2.43 MDA Superdance 43 Who's Who 3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,43 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4: Optimist Award 23 Academic Bowl 43 Valedictorian 43 State Math Contest Winner 13 Fourth Place 2.33 Physical Science Award 1: Biology Award 23 159 Algebra Award 1,23 English Award 1,2,33 Spanish Award 13 Drama 132. JOE GILLIS. Intramurals l,2. PAUL GRAFF. Track 3. PAUL GREENBERG. CAROL HAHN. Track 3,43 Powder Puff 3,43 Blood Drive 43 Homecoming Nominee 43 Coronation Nominee 3. WARREN HAHN. Football 33 Blood Drive 43 Coronation King 3. DENISE HAMRA, DOMINIQUE HARGUINDEGUY. Tennis 13 Spanish Club I. BRIAN HAUGEN. Football l,2,3,43 Football Captain 2,41 Most Outstanding Receiver 3,43 Most Valuable Player 43 Basketball I3 Baseball l,2.3.43 Most Improved fBaseballJ 1,33 Baseball Captain 23 Homeroom Presi- dent 23 Homecoming Nominee 43 Corona- tion Nominee 3. KEVIN HAUGEN. Football 3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Class Vice-President 43 Blood Drive 33 MDA Superdance 23 Homecoming Float Chairman 23 Homecoming Nominee 4. MATT HAWES. Football 23 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1.2.3,43 Stats 4. LESLIE HAWRYLKIW. Cross Country 43 JA 43 Drama 43 Track 4. 160 English Award 13 Science Fair Award 4 BRIAN HUGHES. Football 1,2,3,43 Baski ball 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Blood Drive 4. CAREY HYLER. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Oi standing Hitter tVolleyballJ 33 Basketb l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Outstanding Rel Runner 33 Powder Puff l,2,3,43 Homerou President 3,41 Newspaper 33 Society of D tinguished American High School Studer 3.4. RICK IAFRATE. Football 1,2,3,4: Big Sti Award 13 Outstanding Offensive Back Little Hustler Award 33 Football Captain Baseball l,2,3,43 Baseball Captain 23 Wri tling 1,23 Blood Drive I3 MDA Superdar' 1.2. LISA JANKOVSKY. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 B' ketball 1,23 Volleyball Captain 43 Basketb1 1.23 Softball I,2,3,43 Softball Captain Powder Puff 33 Basketball Stats 3,43 Hon SEAN HEALY. Yearbook 23 Band 3,43 MDA Superdance 13 English Award 3. BILL HELWIG. Basketball 13 Cross Country 3,4. MARK HERNANDEZ. Basketball 3. CRAIG HERRICK. Intramurals 3,43 MDA Superdance 1,2,33 Biology Award 2. SUE HOEBRECKX. Chorus 13 MDA Super- dance l,2,3,43 Art Award 2. KAREN HOLLAND. Volleyball 233,43 Cross Country 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Basketball Captain 43 Track 1,2,3,43 Co-Chairman Blood Drive 43 Physical Science Award 13 room President 43 NHS 3,41 Youth For Life 2,33 MDA Superdance I3 Who's Who 33 So- ciety of Distinguished American High School Students 2,33 Crisis Nursery Volun- tcer 3. AARK JAZWIN. Basketball I,2,3,4: Out- standing Defensive Player tBasketballJ 43 Varsity Assistant Leader 43 All Division Honorable Mention tBasketballJ 4. AONIQUE JAZWIN. IIHUCK JOHNSON. Class President 43 Yearbook 33 NHS 3,43 Backpacking 33 Can- dy Striper 2,33 Anytowng MDA Superdance 3,43 Homecoming Nominee 43 Who's Who 3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 233,43 Academic Bowl 43 Top l0'7b State Math Contest I3 Biology Award 23 English Award l,2,31 Spanish Award I3 ASASU Summer Camp3 Youth Fellowship l,2,3,4. vlARY JOHNSON. Student Body Recording Secretary 43 Yearbook 33 Mascot 43 Candy Striper l,2,33 Youth Ministry l,2,3,41 Litur- gy Committee 3,41 Chorus I3 MDA Super- dance Chairman 43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 2,3,43 Biology Award 23 English Award 2,33 MDA Camp and Telethon Vol- unteer3 Veterans of Foreign War's Voice of Democracy Contest tThird PlaceJ3 Phoenix Poetry Society Amy Baur Poetry Contest tHonorable Mentionl3 Christian Youth Group3 Who's Who in Music3 Christian Mu- sic Group. MARGARET JONES RYAN. Basketball l.2: Track I3 Newspaper I3 Yearbook l,2,33 Backpacking 43 Youth For Life 1.2.33 Ami- gos De Los Americanos 3,41 President and Award of Amigos De Los Amerieanos3 Blood Drive 3,42 Pep Club I3 JA I,23 MDA Superdance l,2,3,43 Who's Who 3,43 English Award 2,33 Science Fair Award 4. MIKE KENNEY. Football l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Outstanding Lincman I3 Football Captain 23 Baseball l,2,3,43 Hustler Award tBaseballJ 2,31 Soccer I,23 Basketball Stats: Newspaper 33 MDA Superdance 2. TOM KEPPLER. Wrestling l,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Physical Science Award I3 Biology Award 2. MIKE KNAPP. Football 33 Golf 23 Drama I3 Art Award 4. LISA KONRAD KATY KRAMER. Volleyball 23 Basketball l,2Q Powder Pufl'3,43 Pom 3,43 Newspaper 43 CYO I,23 Pep Club I3 MDA Superdance SI3 Who's Who 33 Optimist Award tLettersJ 43 English Award I,23 Spanish Award l,33 Sci- ence Fair Award 43 Most Improved Player tBasketballJ I3 Hustler Award tBasketballJ 23 Most Valuable Player tVolleyballJ 2. STACY LAUBMEIER. Newspaper 4. l6l DEBORAH LISBOA. Field Hockey l,2,33 English Award3 MDA Superdance 4. DEREK LONGSTAFF. Newspaper 3,43 Yearbook 2,43 Rawuetball 33 Golf 4. JOHN LOPEZ. Baseball I,23 Basketball l,2. GUY LUCAS. Newspaper I,2,3,4Q Editor Newspaper Editor 3,43 Yearbook 2,43 Year- book Co-Editor 43 NHS 2,3,43 NHS Presi- dent 43 Who's Who 43 Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 2,3,43 Academic Bowl 43 Physical Science Award I3 Math Award l,2,33 English Award lg Art Award l,23 Quill and Scroll Award 3. CHRIS MANEY. Powder Puff 33 Mascot 23 Newspaper 3,43 Prom Chairman 33 Who's Who 3. MARGARET MARASCO. Mascot 43 Stats 2,31 Chorus 23 Band 23 Anytown 23 Blood Drive 3,43 Drama 33 Track l,2,33 Volleyball lg Future Business Leaders 2, JEFF MILLER. Football I,23 Basketball MICHELE MCCARTHY. Homeroom Presi- dent 23 Pep Club 23 MDA Superdance I3 Who's Who 33 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 43 Biology Award 33 English Award I,23 Spanish Award l. KEVIN McHUGH. CYO l,2,3,43 Blood Drive 43 JA l3 Who's Who 33 CCD Teacher l,2. ANNETTE MICELI. News a er 2' Youth P P v For Life 2,33 MDA Superdance 2,3,43 Who's Who 3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,43 Spanish Award I3 Drama l,2,3,43 Drama Treasurer 4. l62 l,2,33 Track I3 Golf 2,3,43 Golf Captain 33 MDA Superdance I,23 Who's Who 43 Top I092 State Math Contest 23 Science Fair Award 4. CAROL MITCHELL. Cross Country 43 Cross Country Captain 43 Track l,2,3,43 Most Im- proved Award lTrackJ 33 Powder Puff 43 Yearbook 23 Youth For Life l,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,33 MDA Superdance 2,43 Who's Who 33 Art Award. SUZANNE MONTHOFER. Track 33 Tennis I3 Powder Puff 3,43 Pom 33 Pom Captain 33 Matmaids 23 Mascot 43 Homeroom Presi- dent 3: Class Treasurer 43 Newspaper 3,43 Newspaper Assistant Editor 33 Year 2,43 Yearbook Co-Editor 4: NHS 2,3 NHS Treasurer 43 Youth For Life 43 Committee 43 Blood Drive 43 JA 2,33 Superdance 2,3343 Who's Who 3,43 ol' Distinguished American High Sche Students 3,43 America's Outstandi Names and Faces 43 Optimist Award QS ence and Mathj 43 Top 1076 State M2 Contest 2,33 Biology Award 23 Best Fetal I Report Award 23 Geometry Award 33 Er lish Award l,2,33 Spanish Award 2,32 QL and Scroll Award 3: Dale Carnegie Schola ship 33 Phoenix Cotillion l,2,3,4. BRIDGETTE MOYA. Softball l,2,3,43 B ketball l,2,3,43 Volleyball l,2,3,4: St. Lu Volunteer 33 Most Valuable Player lVolIc baIlJ, Best Hitter lVoIIeybalIJ, Second Tea All District tVolIcybaIlJ. JOHN MUDD. Baseball l,2,43 CYO I3 Drive 43 JA I3 Who's Who 4. KELLEY MULLEN. Basketball lg Softball 233343 Class Secretary I3 MDA Superdance I3 Science Fair Award. CAROLYN MURPHY. Track 23 Pom 2,33 Matmaids I3 Stats I3 Homcroom President 2333 Student Body Corresponding Secretary 43 NHS 2,3,4: NHS Secretary 43 Liturgy Committee 132333 Chorus I3 Newspaper 3,41 Anytown 23 MDA Superdance I343 Home- coming Float Chairman 3: Homecoming Nominee 43 Coronation Nominee 33 Who's Who 2,3,43 Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 233343 AZ Read- ing Achievement Award 43 English Award 2,32 Phoenix Cotillion 233,43 ASASU Camp 43 NHS Scholarship Nominee 4. BOB NAVARRO. Football l.3343 Most Ins- pirational iFootbaIll 33 Basketball I3 Base- ball I32333 Most Improved Player tBaseballJ3 Speech I3 CYO Sports Director l3233. ION NORTON. Top 10676 State Math Contest l32333 Amigos De Los Americanos 233. LEIGH PARSONS. Cross Country Manager 23 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdance l3233343 Who's Who 4. MARK PAUL. Racquetball 2: Candy Striper 233343 Chorus I3 MDA Superdance 334. 'MIKE PEDERSON. Baseball l3233343 Blood Drive 43 Spanish Award l. MARION PETRIC. Youth For Life l3233: Band I3233343 Band Vice President 3.43 Girls' State 33 JA l3 MDA Superdance 3,42 Who's Who l33,43 Socicty of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 233343 Optimist Oratorical Award 23 Who's Who in Music I3 President's Award For Excellence U ol'A. 3. REGINA PHILLIPS. Powder Puff 41 Year- book l3 Youth For Life 13233343 Vice Presi- dent Youth For Life 33 Drama I3 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdance 21 Girl Scouts I,233343 Jog-a-Thon 2. IPATTY PHILLIPS. CYO I3 Yearbook 23 Third Honors 2. JOHN PHOENIX. Baseball l,2333 Football I3 Football Stats 43 Football Manager l.2,3: Basketball Stats 2.33 Homecoming Float Chairman 4. ELISA POGGI. Backpacking 43 CYO 43 Pep Club 2,33 MDA Superdance l,2,3,43 Who's Who 3: National Patriotism Week Commit- tee l3233,4. ROBERT PROCTOR. MDA Superdance DJ 43 Coronation Dance DJ 43 Teacher Aid For High School CCD l.2.3.4: Course at Blessed Sacrament Church 43 Church Finance Com- mittee lTreasurerJ 4. DIANA PULIDO. Gymnastics l323 Gymnas- tics Captain 23 Powder Puff I3 Cheer I3 Homcroom President 1,3343 Newspaper 43 'autor EN and NHS 233343 Pep Club I3 Homecoming Float Chairman I3 Who's Who 4: Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 2,3,43 Academic Bowl 43 Physical Science Award I3 Algebra Award I3 English Award I3 Spanish Award 33 Runner-Up for Fore- most McKesson Scholarship. PETER REINER. Basketball I,233,4. KEN RICHARDS. Teacher's Aid For High School CCD: Youth Group Newspapcr3 Youth Board3 Youth Planner Lector3 Church Choir. JIM ROBINS. Basketball l.2.3.41 lntramur als l3233,43 Who's Who 4. ARLEEN RUBIO. English Award 33 Drama Club 4. SUE RUTHSTROM. Youth For Life 33 MDA Superdance I. HEIDI SABO. Track 43 Raquetball 23 Mat- maids 43 Youth For Life 33 Biology Award 33 Graduation Committee 4. LIZ SANDERS. Basketball I: Youth For Life l32333 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdance l,2,3. LIA SARGENT. Powder Puff I32.33 Pom 3343 l63 15,1 Inav' Cheer 1,23 Captain Cheer 13 Homeroom President 1,2333 Newspaper 43 NHS 132,33 Anytown 33 Blood Drive 43 Pep Club lg MDA Superdance 13 Who's Who 2,3,4: So- ciety of Distinguished American High School Students 233,43 Top 1071 AZ State Math Contest 13 Physical Science Award 13 English Award 13 Spanish Award 1. JOE SCUDERI. Football 1,2,43 Most Valu- able Player lFootballJ 13 Basketball l,2,3i Basketball Captain 13 Most Outstanding Player QBasketballJ 13 Most Valuable Player fBasketballJ 23 Baseball 132,33 Racquetball 23 Homeroom President 13 Backpacking 33 Chess Club 23 Homecoming Float Chairman 43 Biology Award 33 English Award 3: Art Award 3. DAN SHANAHAN. Newspaper 3,43 Year- book 43 Photography Editor of Yearbook 4. 164 .. r,,...., ll 11, ll SUE SIKORA. Stats 3,43 MDA Superdance 2,3,43 Drama Club 1,2333 Vice President Drama 3. JOE SPETS. Football 1,23 Backpacking 3,41 Backpacking President 43 Wrestling 1. CAROL STEVENS. Volleyball 1,23 Basket- ball 13 Racquetball 23 Powder Puff l,2,3,43 Pom 3,43 Class President 23 Homeroom President 33 NHS 233,43 Youth For Life 13 Anytown 33 Blood Drive 3,43 Pep Club l,2Q Homecoming Float Chairman 1,23 Who's Who 1,2,3,43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1,2,3,43 AZ Reading Achievement Award 33 Physical Science Award 13 Biology Award 33 Algebra Award 13 English Award 1,2,33 Spanish Award l,3. TIM SULLIVAN. Football 4, Wrestling 3,43 CYO 4. ANNETTE SURDYK. Cross Country l, Track 1,23 Powder Puff 3,43 Class Secretary 2,33 Newspaper 33 Pep Club 13 MDA Super- dance 1,23 Prom Hostess 33 Homecoming Float Chairman 33 Senior Lounge Co-Chair- man 3. SAM SVETLIK. Cross Country 43 Powder Puff 43 Pom 2,33 Mascot 43 Yearbook 13 Blood Drive 43 Pep Club l,2Q MDA Super- dance 132333 Who's Who 3,43 Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 33 Drama 1,23 YMCA Counselor's Aid 1. TERESA SWEENEY. Powder Puff 2,41 Pom 2,3343 Matmaids 13 Pep Club 13 MDA Su- perdance l,21 Homecoming Nominee 43 Coronation Queen3 Art Award 13 Drama Club l,2,3,4. SHANE TALAK. Basketball l,431ntramuralj 1.2.3343 Blood Drive 43 MDA Superdanc 3.4. KERRY TIGHE. Mascot 23 Newspaper 23 Pe Club lg Who's Who 3,43 AZ Readin Achievement Award l,2Q Spanish Award 1 Art Eward 1. SHEILA VANAANEN. Softball 4: Track 1' Soccer 2,33 Powder Puff 43 Student Counci Class Vice President 13 Homeroom Presi dent 23 NHS 233,43 Speech l,4Q Who's Whu 33 Academic Bowl 43 Geometry Award 2 English Award 23 Speech Award 33 Healt Award 13 Ski Club Skier ofthe Year Awar Qin Canadaj 3. FRANK VILLAR. Football li Basketbal l,2,3,4: Honorable Mention All Centra Conference fBasketballJ 33 Baseball l,2,3,4 Most Valuable Player CBaseballJ 2,33 Four- Wheeling 43 Band QDrum Majorj 1,23 Coro nation Nominee 33 Who's Who 43 Society 0 Distinguished American High School Stu dents 43 Spanish Award 2,3. ROBERT WALESA. Football 43 Wrestling 2 JA 2. ANN WARD. CCD Teacher l,2,3,4. RENEE WATSON. Newspaper 33 Ban 1,2,3,43 Society ol' Distinguished America High School Students 1,33 Grand Canyo College Scholarship 4. HELENA WISE. Cross Country 13 Tracl 1,2333 Powder Puff 1,23 Cheer 233,43 Chee Captain 43 Homeroom President 43 Newspa per 43 Blood Drive 43 Pep Club 1,23 Prong Hostess 23 Homecoming Chairman 4 Homecoming Queen 43 Coronation Nomine- 3. JO ANN YAHRAUS. Volleyball l,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2.33 Track l,2,3,4. v K J' IA if-., K 'KN ' , -4 LW' 'Q f 1 , Q., x ir: lf' Jiruf H1 359:55 A6-JH Ps Kim -., J' 1t,'4R- - 931 .r 4 gn 4 fl: T: 4 I A , . 1 isa . 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O I-',wcw1,f, 'mi 'cv .J Sv V' sh r N Don,t walk in front of me I may not follow Don t walk behmd me I may not lead Walk beslde me And just be my frrend Camus Dr Robert G Brandt Prrnclpal and the Gerard Cathollc Student Body THE COMMUNITY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT 0 X f sCoTTsDALE l e S ' f x 5' NJN'-rl:-Tfzzlt' T- .,,,, .g m , ,... . 5, '55-35. 55-- N:g11'hn'cf-'f953P'L-iri55:,. CONGRATULATIONS ' . -'gifs ' Af b - :I T A- N' ' . Father E. J. FatzPo1rlCk. PGS? is. AND if 5 45-we BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 1983 Sqgnoor . HO . .W R. , .J v 535 Nb o CJ fl pn 5 it Q: 55 9 ' PU Q :ffb .. O QE sl ' if-' E? O ' l . ' ' .4 :D S5 ' tf 1 53 eo li jf . 5 ' E A,.Q 7 A',,' L X K l ll o 'P x f Y TUS EST QUX Vlxlx It's been a pleasure to Serve Our Sons and Daughters Congratulations Seniors The Gerard Booster Club DEAR SENIOR CLASS OF 1983 THERE IS MUCH WORK TO BE DONE IN THIS WORLD WE ARE DEPENDING ON YOU TO DO IT THE GERARD MOTHERS CLUB AFTER 16 YEARS THE SARGENTS SAY GOODBYE GERARD AND THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES PATTI '70 CINDY '73 STEVE '75 SALLIE '77 CHRIS '81 LIA '83 A W h gziffzpff Wiifkff 43 24 h S 81 Th 8: Th Z BSOI6 ' Z 85031 ' . Z 85020 B d . 956-9870 996-39 0 866-2093 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 83 ll 'HL' '1 CONGRATULATIONS DENISE WE ARE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY LOVE PAUL AND JEFF SHEA SECRETARIAL Professional Typing on Electronic Equipment Service For All Your Needs Pick-up 8- Delivery Carolyn Bolenbach P,0, Box 33744 998-OB74 Phoenix, AZ 85067 FOR FINEST IN QUALITY HAIR CARE MENTION THIS AD FOR 25'Z1 DISCOUNT ON STYLE 10814 N. SCOTTSDALE ROAD 948-0060 The Arizona Bank 42nd St. and Thomas 262-2761 The C0119 fy nth gf OuLLQ3fj Pipe? af Hai? fb Mullah ,Y-lj ,, tub Ni J 'Z H FIU D Bfti 16rSeeJsg'+eiy Your education cos! y parents and lhe church a lol of money. Take advantage of if Sr. Mario Go H P h Scoffsd I BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Congrotulolio s cmd Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 1 s GOOD LUCK TO GINA AND HER FRIENDS WE LOVE YOU ALL THE PHILLIPS I 3 IU 1 00 0 1 -u. , L0 Co v u Q eQfaQ.fU4 3 Theffuwe-rs gf all 'I-fs! 1'0'MOT'fo'1uS 3 I V Q nf I iii: 1. 0 a Acknowledgements This yearbook is a result of a long year of effort on the part of many people. I would like to thank those people who contributed to the making ofthis book, without whom the memories and feelings captured here would not have been possible. I would like to thank the many people who donated pictures when they were needed: Dr. Brandt, Mr. Acedo, Mr. and Mrs. Pina, Duke Photography, Gaines Duvall, Adam Chwalik, Susan Fin- nerty, Rodi Vehr, Lara Rodriguez, Beth Eagan, Annette Surdyk, Lia Sargent, Janet Watson, Chris Hansen, Regina Vasquez, and Carol Mitchell. I would also like to thank Lara Rodriguez and Rodi Vehr who designed the pages dedicated to Andrea Pina, the staff, and Mr. Miller, who was always patient and dedicated to serving the school as yearbook moderator. The footprints left behind by the Gerard community during the 1982-83 school year reflect the unity and enthusiasm of the student body and especially that of the senior class. This yearbook captures those memories, allowing us to look back on that year as we would footprints in the sand. I hope that when you look through the pages of this yearbook you will remember the Footprints poem on the first page, and be able to recognize those times during the year when the Lord carried you and the student body could be seen walking side by side. Sincerely, Suzanne Monthofer