Notre Dame High School - Marian Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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l Suzanne Irene Ptacin No matter how bad the world looks, there's always something to smile about. A cleft chin, infuriatingly cheerful smile, and blushes plus plastic facial expressions sum up Suz the pyromaniac. Rushing from Room 17 to the Yearbook Closet, changing hairstyles once a week, keeping tabs on the Baylor campus, she still manages to miss life as it passes by? No way! She may send gravy flying or tell a really comy joke, but frantic, frenetic Suz compensates by Haunting her Men of U.S.C calendar, baking really mean birthday cakes, and communicating with her hands. No big deal, CMumble-mumblej but it's back to the future la good timej for you. Just. . . SMILE! Robert Sanford Putman Fellows this is mechanical drawin the Bear For such a tall gangly person Robert sure can bench press AND get back at coaches on his hit list Q Flat tires? What flat tires? J The owner of some impressive 22 Tops and Hank Jr albums he also has some big muscles developed over the last few years But where do you cruise on Friday nights Robert and what kind of movies have you watched? And you did whzch in Knoxv1lle'7fDon t be so secret1ve'J That cracks me up' Anyway you fooled most of your teachers the Big Orange is waiting and we hope you Il never go Stir Crazy T halza Rambalakos Beware of Greeks bearing gifts Thalia the Ramblin Rambalakos wore grooves in the halls of ND pacing pacing Q I m so nervous' I don t know this' D before every test Maybe pacing DOES produce A s '7 But Rambo ex tomboy occasionally ignores that foot high stack of notes and climbs fences lwith whom 73 mining her Jeans in the process Thalia you re the wild one of the bunch familiar with scatalogical words and admirer of McEnroe the Brat Even if you re proprietor of a restaurant called TR s you re headed for a diamond studded future and you done KALO' Eva Catherzne Rezsz If you cannot do great things do small things in a great way Coochy coochy you re a Clevelandite and what a squid' But who else would go cowtippmg down D B R except you? The way you handle undesirablesf Tum around' He s ugly' J and go pond shopping proves you have MUCH ingenuity and the ability to use it Forget your foot fetish and that job at Sears just remember you re wonderful as M D N would say How sad you re not yet out of the valley of confusion but just bat those big brown eyes to reach higher heights People like you who don t hide their style are groovy Bye from Wendy and Sheila but don tbe late as - - - - 1 11 , . 1 1 ' . H . . ,, . . . . . , . , . 1 1 - ' ' ' 1 ' sa 11 . . . , ' ' ' ' 1 sa ' 11 1 1 - . as ' ' 11 . . , . . . . H , 1 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' - - r - 1 1 . . . . , . 1 1 ' as 11 . . , ' , . U C Y ' as ' ' ' 11 , . u 11 1 ' ss ' 11 1 1 - ' ' ' as 1 ,, . . . . . . ' ' 1, ' so 1 11 , , . . . 1 ss ' as ' ' ' 1 as ' ' 11 ' 1 ' ' ' - 1

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Ivan Todd Patton Lead me not into temptation: I can find it myself. Well, I.P., the boy from the wrong side ofthe tracks, certainly made it big! Captain ofthe football team, champion wrestler, cheerleaders at his beck and call- what more could he ask for?KExcep1 not being called Pit Patlj Look for him either stealing something from Zan's locker, getting physical at Chris's, or missing football practice for a verjt' important Teen Board meeting. Iflvan goes to UTK, he'll certainly be a BMOC, ya know, and he'll hang out in all the right places, talking out ofthe side of his mouth to good-looking women. The sky's the limit for this Nevins reject! Kimberly La Rae Pickard Love doesn't make the world go 'roundg love is what makes the ride worthwhile. From hotel balconies in Paris tFranceJ to homecomings in Lafayette tGeorgiaJg from I'd rather be skiing to Do Swiss cows lick? . . . footloose LaRae is FULL ofsurprises. And what color combos! The White Animals, green glow-in-the-dark necklaces, and a Blue Bomb! She never got a demerit but had front-row seats for the REM coneertg she drank Classic Cokes but drove a wild Peugotg she growled a lot tbecause she belonged to a Menagerie? j Here, Heather, maybe you can figure this girl out. Woopsie, when you showed your true self, we KNEW it! Mary Lynn Portera James David Poole, Jr. A country boy can survive. Hey ha, Dave, you're a good ole boy but NOT a redneck, and you truly have the luck o' the Irish. All your teams were winners: the Vols, the Bears, even NDHS! Your skill at hunting and fishing were surpassed only by your brute force Cas in head-buttingj, your wildly varied group offriends1Anne, Vecker, Linda, and Redl, and your talent as a party animal. It's true that you'd make a good forester Cyou could use your skull to clear the land, JKJ, but the world of sports will have lost an awesome potential asset in D. t Refrigerator or Sweetness, take your picky Poole. We loved right down to our last goodbye, we were the best I think we'll ever be. . When you're through writing that long letter, Bahama Mama, will you draw us a picture? We'll frame it for a future exhibition at the Smithsonian, unless your career changes to Olympic swimming tbut remember, Dawgs don't like waterll Wait a sec, Mary Lynn, you can't go anywhere if your keys are locked in the 'Vette with the motor running! You, a Nautilus, and Rambo - we can see it now. you designing woman. Ifyou can keep your mind offthe guys long enough t .lust kidding! l, you'll do well at whatever you choose - and you'll even get to work at 7:00 a.m., right?

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Roger Brandt Riemer Stan a new day. Panama City, Bain's basement, and Ms. Klinck's class won't be the same, and the freshmen will miss their role model, fat nose, goofy smile, and all! Now the Moose is on the loose, still thinking ofaction-packed soccer games and his own high-school version ofthe Heisman Trophy. Rog made many cross-country road trips in the little blue Mazda and never put in an honest day's work . . . lost money on horse races. . . was barred from Camp Columbus. . . and always said what was on his mind. That's why we'll remember him. Yes, I'll do it tomorrow, right now I'm smoking my pipe. Lisa Ann Rack Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans. lt's easy for Lisa to rob the cradle on the Big Blu campus - she looks SO innocent wearing Lady Di collars and pushing fstolenl K-Mart buggies! Frosty, those bird legs have taken you to Ernie's and are also safer than B-M-W-'84, are you sure that your neighbors are understanding? No, An didn't do it - YOU did! Congratulations on your ability to run over both pedestrians and buildings Q Oh, Daddy, I hit the garage again!'j Lisa, ifyou can't catch Paul McCartney, remember, Yoko has a son who's closer to your age. So. . . Lisa Jenine Richards Exaggerate the essential and leave the obvious vague. - Van Gogh Lisa, tear yourself away from the class of'85 because the present has offered you so much: the Breakfast Club, Teen Board, Barrett, San Francisco - even girls' nights out! Yes, sweetheart, do what you want with your mom's Visa card and your unicorn collection, but you MUST choose a college before October, '86. You led a charmed life fall those wrecks and not even a citation'?J and certainly left your tracks on the sand andthe snow. Now all you need are penthouses in NYC, a beach house in Malibu, and a ranch in Australia. Just he happy! Wan' Eva Robbins Yesterday! All my troubles seemed so far away - Well, it's Little Eva - not the one from Uncle Tom 's Cabin or even the Motown girl -just OUR Eva, the Ridge Runner, Shannon's buddy, the moody woman who never turned in a writeup. Though that bright red hair clashed with her cute little spons car and other campuses knew her better than Notre Dame's, she muddled through and graduated, even if she dies from emphysema at a veriv young age. l Puff! Hack! Cough! J You had a few good friends and some good times, but what else can we say? Just- drive carefully, stop procrastinating, and . . .CIAO.