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

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Star Log 1983 San Pedro, California volume 1; Issue 1 Student Life A student ' s lite in school is ab- solutely nothing. Simple routines of the school day far surpass the physical limits of MSSHS. It is our friends, our teams, our clubs, our events — our LIVES! Student Life finds us in search of ourselves. Learning, loving, laughing, and crying — there is nothing like the time we are living. P SnaThetiiratv. 4 Met( ,le.t shove fcV-iAt giN in A locktro ' bo how s I Supposed -tc know r ed get a little ' S ' -H riow ' s «bout wcS Underclassmen 23

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Star Log 1983 Sept. ' 82-June ' 83 Mary Star of the Sea High School Crowd Pleasers 1982 showed a lot of changes — bright new faces emerged on the scene, and nnany familiar ones moved on. Loss of teachers, counselor changes, and crowded hallways made themselves evi- dent. Several new organizations were founded, which offered students a variety of choices. All of this provided a sense of en- thusiasm as it began a year that would be filled with treasured moments. During lunch, students take time out of their busy schedules to pose for the camera. Friendship shares the spirit of the sky and the splendor of a new day. Anonymous The most exciting moment of the school year was going to Coco ' s after the game and fitting 10 people into a 4 seater booth. Paula Manzella 22 Underclassmen

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JUNIORS If you were granted one wish, what would it be? 1 ' jM) ijsAui: A)e Shave vldo We 5( ow no A new jeep — Peggy Biazevich Tom Selleck — Janell Zuliani To win the C.I.F. Championship next season. — Joe lacono A 6 ' 3 build, weighing 215 pounds, with large pectoral muscles, lats, deltoids and trapezoids. — Rich Collins To have 50 more wishes. — Cindy Karmelich That my car doesn ' t have any more problems. — Doug Shelton 24 Underclassmen