Mary Star of the Sea High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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25 FAITHFUL YEARS Mrs. Maryann Tavernier began a lasting friendship witt-i Mary Star of the Sea High School back in 1958 on January 6th. Twenty-five years later, this friend- ship has nurtured into an everlasting bond of wisdonn for all who have encountered her warmth, grace, and charm. This year the priests, sisters, faculty, students, and alumni applauded as we payed tribute to this rare in- dividual who has given numerous hours of herself in dedicated service to the fostering growth of Catholic education. It is not quantity of time or endurance of efforts which made an individual stand out from her peers. It is the quality which imprints itself into the minds and memories of all that never goes forgotten. We are a community of Individuals giving credit to such a woman. It is truly a remarkable talent which we all admire, long to achieve, and a privelege to have accomplished for others to see. As the years continue to pass, look not into the past, for you have only achieved a beginning. Continue to grow and perceive to the future in forming new begin- nings, for is it not a truly wonderful feeling in knowing you will always be remembered with wonderful memories, beautiful words, and kind affection, than to never have been remembered at all? On behalf of the student body at Mary Star of the Sea High School, we would like to congratulate you on such an honor. HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY Mrs. TAVERNIER! 1. Sr. Helen from the Western Association of Secondary Schools presents Mrs. Tavernier with a plaque. 2. Mrs. Taver- nier giving a thanl you speech. 3. Mrs. Tavernier with her great-grandchildren, who also attended the faculty luncheon in her honor. 4. Faculty, friends, and students attended the desert reception in Mrs. Tavernier ' s honor. 108 Silver Anniversary

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Yuletide Spirit to Preschoolers Toberman Party 107 I I

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THE CHOSEN ONES Remember those elections we had at the end of last year to elect this year ' s class officers? Well, although they were immediately followed by those lazy, hazy summer days, these newly elected officers were put straight to work on the Fiesta. From then on the action never stop- ped. Dedicated, willing, and able, each of these super individuals spent many hard-working hours to promote, help, and organize assorted activities for each of our classes. Ranging from the regular monthly meetings to assisting on the evaluation of our school last Fall, these eager students were persistent in whatever problem they had to tackle. Although each officer worked hard for each of their classes, they also worked together in many projects. Along with the administration, tvlr. fvlarkey, and the A.S.B. these qualified of- ficers were not only great friends, but excellent leaders. 1 I ' 1. Sophomore officers: Spirit Comm. Dina Pacheco, Pres. Jackie Duhovic, Sec. Lynn Marchin. 2. Junior officers: Spirit Comm. Renee tvlarinkovich, Pres. Vito Russo (not shown: Sec. Wendy Redlew) . 3. Freshmen officers: Spirit Comm. Francine Giardino (not shown: Pres. Gina Ivlartinez, Sec. Karen Schueller) . 4. Senior officers: Pres. Lisa Sardisco, Spirit Comm. Cindy Galesic (not shown: Sec. Melissa Rados) . Class Officers 109 II