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

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-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

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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.

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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 ,