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

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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 .

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.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

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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.