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

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Star Log 1983 Sept. ' 82-June ' 83 Mary Star of the Sea High School Quiet Study?? For those who didn ' t quite finish their homework the night before, break and lunch provides a time to get caught up or do some last minute cramming. Mary Fogel (pic- tured) can be found reading an in- tersting novel during Cal. History. To tne, Mary Star feel s like sitting by a warm lire with a cup of hot chocolate on a rainy day — cozy Ms. Mary Montgomery Future Plans Senior year is full of post- graduation plans and decisions. Judy Cole (pictured) uses breaktime to think about her own plans, including her choice of col- leges. Among most Seniors though, decisions change week- ly, and it ' s usually not until mid- spring that any final plans are resolved. See. , qu u)rite tcaI hArd oo die pitcc A pAptr «nd it imprints on di blonk piece o pAptr dftts undc C it . 58 Academics Faculty

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• All of the High School students were invited to share in the special day for our librarian and good friend, Mrs. Tavernier. of your peace Spirituality 57

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Star Log 1983 San Pedro, California Volume 1; Issue 3 Network Madness 1982 marked major improvements for MSSHS. Among these various changes, seven instructors were added to the multi- talented administration and faculty of our school. Hectic schedules, numerous hours of preparation for classes, and day to day problems are experienced by every teacher. Sister Joan Kiely (pictured) answers students questions dur- ing classtime. Academics Faculty 59