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

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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!

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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