Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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'4:: 'V JEFF ADAMS A Up and down and in the end it's only round and round and round. pm lbs ,S ' 21 THOMAS DAVID ARNDORFER Determination determines success. He who progreses announces to his impedi- ments, Pardon me, sirs, l'm coming through. PINK FLOYD FRANK W. HALE JL mam czmfaii times, lie mee qmcwfe it if he gives 159, joseph ff, Baffg, Sfj, 01k can? nm QQ guards of ax 100 dash and extpecf fo win, jfwmas A. Dmafo BRIAN GOTTLIEB BAER If you don't give 10096 in everything you do, you are only cheating yourself. MICHAEL EUGENE BARNES To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you have set . . . To be the you that you want to be . . .That is success. Anonymous P.S. Master told Egor to say that, Mike liked it. Thanks Tim, Arnie, Stu and Bob. JAMES PATRICK ATKINS The heavens call to you, and circle around you, displaying to you their eter- nal splendors, and your eye gazes only to eanh. YpAFoc 81's been good for me. DANTE RONALD ROBERT AYRES Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds! A. EINSTEIN PM DANIEL LEE BARSOTTI ...We must cultivate the science of human relationships - the ability of all peoples . . . to live and work togethervin the same world, at peace. FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT

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sxX fl, . JESUIT HIGH V June 1981 sxS4sZ9fa? is 1 Dear Seniors of the Class of 1981: 1 The Commencement Exercises of Graduation Day on June 6, 1981, last only one and one-half hours, but that short time does not do justice to the full significance of graduation. The process of integrating the meaning of your high school experience into your lives continues throughout the years ahead, if you will only allow it to continue. We are who we are because of the lives we lead and the people we encounter. You and I began an experience in September 1977 as freshmen together: you as students and I as Principal. Four years later we are all graduating together, moving on from Jesuit to the new adventures which our lives hold for us. As we look back on our four years together, what is of value that we can take away with us as we leave? I hope that you have enjoyed your years at Jesuit as much as I have enjoyed mine. I do not leave here with a diploma. What I am taking with me are all the memories and the experiences of all the people I have come to know in my years at the school: the faculty, the parents, but most of all, the students. This is the best part of my Jesuit experience, it is the only thing which really matters to me. We each have our own scale of what is of value to us. Whatever your experience over the past four years has been, I hope that you are taking away something of value, something meaningful, for the rest of your lives -- something more than just a diploma. There are so many experiences connected with the high school years, many of which have little to do with academics: sports, activities, friend- ships. I hope that some of these are the treasures which you will keep with you for the years ahead. We are at a point in the journey of our lives when our paths will take different courses. May the Lord be with each of you in your journeys with His loving care to enlighten you, to inspire you, to strengthen you and to console you. And may He continue to bless you with His Peace until the day when we all might be together again. Thanks for being such a great part of Jesuit High School. Sincerely yours, Y' . , ' Udllu v . ' I Box 254647 - SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95525 - 19161482-606,0 principarsmner 153

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f 'fb bf JEROME JOSEPH BEAUCHAMP The times I have spent here, they have been great, now l must leave, that is my fate: the future is uncertain, I hope I make it, there are no more times that I can K DAN W. BLANCHARD What a surprise, a look of terminal shock in your eyes. Now, things are really what they seem. No, this is no bad dream. D. GILMOUR div- ROBERT ANTHONY BOEMER JR. .. . should I stay longer, it would be my disgrace and your discomfort. So I take my leave at once and thank all that have taken part. - WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE tThe Tragedy of Macbethj GORDON FRANCIS BENNETT Sudden call shouldn't take away the star- tled memory. All in all the journey takes you all they way. As a part from any real- ity that you're ever seen and known. JON ANDERSON WILLIAM PAUL BLOHM We should strive to perfect that which we have accelerated in and in that which we have failed we should strive to further improve. BILL BLOHM . BOB BOUTIN Life is a desperate struggle to succeed in being, in fact, that which we are in design. GEORGE ORTEGA SHEEHAN RICHARD BERNHEIMER JOHN PHILIP BOEHRER So long as you're green, you can grow. It's when you think you're ripe that you begin to get rotten. BILLY SOUTHWORTH DAVID MICHAEL PETER BRAN DT Sweet memories I never thought it would be like this. Reminding mejust how close I came to missing. I know that this is the way for me to go. You'll be there when you know what I know. A. LIFESON