St Marys Catholic High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

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You expect to find o every amusement park, from ML Kiddieland to Disneyland. ,Q I But you would be a little ACLU surprised to see a MERRY-9 GO-ROUND on your high fbi school campus. Yet high' school life is pretty much like ' a MERRY-GO-ROUND. Thefpidg school buildings, the staffuajp the routine, like the mountsf-jpg on the MERRY-GO-ROUND it- CD self, are pretty much the same from year to year. But I the ride, each time, is differ- aol ent: not because the MERRY-,M GO-ROUND has changed, butbbml., because you, the rider, have changed. WZWW Z Qwwlli Quad' N0 ' i What we try to show in this' F EL CABALLERO is the swirling 5 motion, the constant activity, 'f the up-and-down, round W 6 and-round excitement, an above all, the riders, on thetka 35 SAINT - lVlARY'S-GO - ROUND, . thistimearound. WAHI Awcaf l 3 9064 QMW M QW' Go-Round confenf THE FIRST GO-ROUND Ufreshmenj Page 6 THE THIRD GO-ROUND THE SECOND GO-ROUND Uuniorsj Page 32 A CSophomoresJ Page 18 THE FINAL GO-ROUND CSeniorsJ Page 46 Sega-AAAAQ, Tk 1 -X' vo .XLV Wh ' Q QQXVSQ L. 'lx YO V .Q ' ' 'xl , U ,QFD C5 J NK XFOOQ . ,QQ-E ADV ' 5 A Nfbv Z I WVN' Hi! we THE CAMPUS CAROUSEL CAcademics and Clubsj Page 62 THE SOCIAL WHIRL CSociaI Activitiesb Page 166 N 3 THE BRASS RING CHonorsJ Page 180 It is the first time aboard the Saint Mary's Go- Round for the freshmen. It is a new experience The admission price is initia- tion. But after the initial diz- ziness wears off, it can get to be kind of fun. The Fi rsf Go- Round -3' FRESHIVIEN OFFICERS Rick Lenaburg, Ted Flanigan, Urshula Allen, and David Chacon. Representatives FRONT ROW, L-R: Paula Tovar, Becky Tabola, Anna Molina. BACK ROW, L-R: Vernon Vance, Alan Whitaker, Alcee Hart. Now I know why people steal shopping carts. fCindy Van Wormerj 'flw , me . , Norma Abril Veronica Aros Leon Ballero Cindy Benitez Patricia Blanco Steve Calabrese Timothy Allen Virginia Aros Patricia Bautista Matjouda Berry Dale Bradley Michael Campbell Urshula Allen Mark Bagnoli Venacio Bautista Annette Betancourt Linda Brown Mark Castaneda fir if we ff ., ., x fflli ij A, I at ' of . , 'Z T 'W A fy 2, E ,X K ,mi , t . l , ,. y 1 .fiy . ,Z I ' ' ,535 , .Af ., A H xg: K -ff A , - E fee., 7-N L V, ,,', 5 gi X f fs y , X -f it tl' FAR LEFT: A reject from a fashion cat- alog. CSteve Correraj ABOVE: Are they going to shoot us next? LEFT: Just a little dab will do ya. CLinda Warnecke and Gabrielle lngallinay 9 Freshman David Chacon Julio Chagoiia Cathy C. Chavez Victor Coiantro Becky Conteras Robert Correa Cathy Lynn Chavez Kathleen Chavez James Clegg Steven Correa Kevin Coyle Catherine Craig avr rim' Wg . ' , ru, 1 1 rr mm - sr, 3' I , A Q:- 7il v r .K ' s f . . r evirk - 7 'af we XW ,. i zz 1 ,, V , . --,s I rf. i, My 1 A-...aa we-.ff a rf Y i f ax ,Q Q 0 gf W -iw ff . if C iw , tw, 'mwa- , I if WW' ' nw in Q58 Y it ,. , 1' 5 i X 5. Y X I .0 ,N .1 ww BELOW: I'II never ask for a glass of water M l 1 1, E v H around here again. ' 1 ' i ' if New fi V ' 71' N, , yi C iai ,,ir f , it Q- , VV,' , 1 r it I KVVV 'a '41 , 1 1 1 i 1. X S . . 1-4-K s A i 5 if'-wr f 'sua S will 1.iQ V I I , K' James Cunningham Sean Cunningham David De Alva Robert Dean in , 5. Q 'Q ' g gyb M - Y 539' 4 Phi I ,IU ,h ,, ,, .Wg I 1 1 'f H V I-'iff .- , V W -ff L, gw ,125 4 chi 1 Q f 'gill i, F52 , , ww wr awww . 4 2 i iw! .f .A ii . ,ii Ii, T 'gf Img . . . 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I sf s a .L ,, w Q5 - so w N- Laura Garza Frank Grenko Timothy Georges Paul Gulick ,4-'WS' . , ii,yigiy , .iLgiu g s I .I 4'-F45 if 1-I1 L3 G 'Ex , N, , aI Y, 5'1 . , i ,,-,h- , i if, fir la ' S f X- Vkr 5 ' 5 ' LI X. - 'A' , T 3' f ' 5 mw0 mega .f II 7 ' , V.,I ' :. k fl fl iw I 1 2 W , . ' 3 G . I 5 Mary Jo Gilsdorf Timothy Hammack Anna Goodard Pat Haney LEFTQ There goes the Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit .,.. fDanny Zales, Frank Grenkoj Freshman 'Q , .4 Qi. U X is Kr 1 4 i Q 'll , . F 'fl , Q 'xt - A x X - . ' 5'2 -jill , S' Q . I ' - . 61::f'f?5gL '2' Q 'Q' 'HITS 1.1 D , , I .K as . Ni iz FNS as K it 'r f N- f fgfmif, f if . k..,. ,X 1, . ,. 'D L - be ' X1,., i if Ni is - sill 4 H f or me , 1.. l .-.-1. xv K X X Q W' A gi T X N is 5 'k,, 'b ,. ke. vis -...,. D- K 34' , A-M-f ' ' x ,gi f lffegiiwelikflsii . X 9 X 5 V .i QJXAQSA 'Ly' ff J ' M Q ' rg ., L, ..,.,,W .. W 3, , .-.lf K . XQQCSSEB if Q 'Y W-ff 5 f fi4?il3II.Lf- i Q4 Y' we D. l we 'Q 5 I fi ff 'ff T 5 V sg l ' 4 N LLLA is Deborah Hannappel Criselda Hinojosa X Alcee Hart Abel Huguez - Dennis Hennessey Gabrielle lngallina gg Dolores Hernandez Ray Johnson my . Anna Herrera Robert Johnson fu' fi Irma Hinojos Michael Juarez . QS! TOP: Down on your knees,-Peasant! CCathy Spisak and a secret adrnirerj I Jerry Klettlinger Joyce Kolasinski .fi ,,,.., i J 'fwq-, J 'vw 4-QQAQ' W 'dust E D ki is f A I ,ac,:..,-. , Q 5 Q S is l S.- . T 1 A . , ,,,, . . h 1 ,. X gs, Je l - D NL , ' ' 1.55.5 f- 'iiifkis :355f5zif3Tl'?l? ' ' lffiifl A W D lele 4 s , , 2 s R Q 3 x . J. we : Qc XX A Q., . , ,R i ,, x X N Q, . Y 'Val ll Q 1 Dil l 2 , lx, rg Kyo wi, 1 Michael Labadie Vincent Leon Tiana Linsenmeyer 12 Eric Lenaburg John Lindmark Janet Loher pw .l 'E 4 , v f A ' ' mK 'if Y l i tlls 5 f L . - ' - f' fi : . - tug. s- ' K fd 1 NX ' -- i E 1 5 i N 5 is . 5, ' - L-my .. Q., TM 1 E R . 1 F6 , 7 Q i li N - it t Y .5 gif.. 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CFrank Facio, Laura Escotaj RIGHT: It happened so often it became a ritual. Freshman football players clap off their score. ffj I V' , . ft, .L fe feta? ret rr 'Y . V V V ,tV, if , 1 ',.- , . 1 f, V , J ,V I L X V V w fca-H ' f 4 ffV VVV .,,,. V TWV i ,VV ' ii .r ., ' 2- El' , f l K A I ,y.y.,L V ' ,sm ,.,, t ' , li Q ' , .. ' fil l V V ' , 2 C 'W we 751515 ' the ev! ' E W 4' ' 2 ,Q tf , , Q M L 5, A Kimberly Moase Mary Morton Anna Molina Edward Murphy Joseph Moreno James O'Kane it 1 M, ' , .-' , w ' 1,1 1 w e M A av QV 7 V 514 Q is JS A .iff ,f1fZb,'-ff V , .,f.4-I' gf jf pf J Q0 'V F ., W F in ff ml 1 . :wh-1 'fi J we fe ' ae-W..-, wtf' M W. ,ff Sh ' Q41 f 1 A ff gf VUL 4 VV VV 'T ' J V J 'H . ' n V' 1 V V , Efaxgw Karen Otter Ricard Parra Doreen Pacheco Joanne Paul Paula Palmer Joseph Pecha I4 Josephine Peragin Elizabeth Perez Laura Perez .f ','m ' I ' is ' ' I we : V ffl f t , ,r-f Stieff? Iii! , fr H M 34 J e Jag V g V if ' i W? 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' .W ,I 8. if ..www Mike fwf. A '. 1 'V ' I, 'is' if W ' sg! t It t .L ,Fm , ,ig fHfiQ2uQJiQMJi5' -i,.f4f Q 1 1. v .9 . Q -u . ' . 'rf Sn' q igtsvf 1, N-f' Stiff' 1 ' ., , .wi . WTI1' ABOVE: Easy boy-the bell will ring in three minutes. CFrank Reed and Nadine Wirthj RIGHT: My mother says I can't go out until l'm sixteen. Uudy Quint- anaresj FAR RIGHT: A little bunch of flowers to brighten up the concrete jungle. fCatherine Spisakj Camille Trombley Katrina Uribe Tony Valencia Grace Valenzuela Vernon Vance Cindy Van Wormer James Weaver Alan Whitaker Duryea Williams Nadine Wirth Richard Williams Rosemarie Wirth Geralyn Wintering Danny Zales Q. .lI.. 11 f55iX'.zi5'1lX-XQ Ei :?f:s : W:1 '. f rcs 'Wt 51 Ilfffififgfii Vi f'i1X5fE f'j5'f7'?i3Tf5iQii5 ':-'1YQQ.I,.5s, b e is e - -'-' 'fig.i,-li. 43452 - -O - - ' -- ,- Qfsf - . pg f N f. Q yi . ..V, E, y,iy . . Q , . .. iv Eel - A Z A r ugh -A we --mr' t ' , F- D t r 2 X . ' 'Till s Wk5fk.i.g,,Q V .. .g.i5k..sgi ..Q k 5 : , K .7,..f,, W . K X. .T .fi A.kk .55k:.g7..T 55. M., ix if . 7 X. gi , . Ut I A -A .N . T 1 . , ,,,f . A iiwhm xkQ iiiwf as 2131? 5 9- 'Rf' -'tisgtgsgg s ' ,gf . 5' sf ' .EW s ' ti J, , K T ,lf ..- ir:-35: -lf Q ' c, S'-if: , ' . to A ' ' f ff' if-sv 16 T, Q ,QQEQ .Q 5 T it .,..... NOT PICTURED Veronica Guerra Anna Velasquez FROSH INITIATION Once every turn, lnitiation comes around again. Like on a Merry-Go-Round, the horses are the same but the riders are different. To those who have been aboard before, it looks almost the same each year, but to those who are on it, now, it pleasant possibly but unfor gettable anyway is a new experience: not always lily TOP: Freshmen are introduced to the St. Mary's-Go-Round. LEFT: Will you marry me.. , If I pass my Freshman year! CLinda Warnecke and a Freshman victimy ABOVE: This initiation stuff really gets ya down. I7 The Sophomores have been through it all before. After all, if you've seen one merry-go-rou nd, you've seen them all, right? But even Sophomores don't know exactly what's around the next bendg and that is what keeps them going. iw? X QW? s , M ,UL will WM K M, , LW WM ,AE f WWwJV CQ,, w4k JA -f If if C-Jftgb, KJV ,Xguffkf 661 X The Second Go-Round SOPHGMORE OFHCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Keck, Annette Sale azar, Raphael Gomez, Teresa Lopez Representatives LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Skelly, Jeff Tip- ton, Laura Abril, Faith Mitchell, Gina Bracamonte 6-'N fir? af F if , VJ: R uf W' , P 1 , ,, ' www--m-nwnw, ' :rf ff 'M ' zu' O xg-2 V- ,, I 'gs 4,A fi, rhrrf A fW'W,:w.i, ' ufgfffr 1 M Tw ' L . 4 rf , ' ,V K I ,A,, ,, ! 7 2 .Ng , 5, :I Y yy lA ,ff afsgf Z .i w I r :'. ,., , .f 12 , .,,,, I fg 3,5 . ,wi ,, ,M ,J Z., WSL 33,1 ff Eg. ' 3 . reef qg 4 WW kiwi ,O 5 Fw if WY fjj gg T , , vw, 45,5 4 4, 5 jr if 553- -if F 3 Laura Abril T6I'r'9I'1Ce Albright Raymond Arvizu Karen AdamS Anna Arroyo Andrew Avila Velma ASUHEY Abraham Arvizu Stephen Bagnoli xsmu. , . Qi. K 12ff2f?ffi',- H4525 L:.,L: 1,5-: 7- Diana Balderas Estella Balderrama Jean Barabe Sf: ' -. A 'Q f . 1' .' 1. U X flu 'wr W WWW vw W 4 J X K sk xr 5' A A 0 A TOP LEFT: Cha-Cha Nlallamo gleefully accepts a trinket from friend. MIDDLE LEFT: I hope GirI's Council doesn't think my dress is too short. QMary Burchj BOTTOM LEFT: J.V.'s show the stuff that makes them tough. ABOVE: It looks easy, but. . Sophomores . w ji 52425 K It Q. ff X X 1 ima, :W 4 I X . , 5 ,y- ' ? i . I ., - - I zf 1..n:.r' r , fi? . f . '- A' 'E C ' r 5 ' - 4- S X if x X f Q. rim.-Rs A. A. 1 . 131 :Q jig W GS' ' - f' r I .,, xi . V, 1' ' a vi W I f LX'- A :R .,,::. . . 2 Q t we Sis Ai rf, .'l 'L . : - X as - - yi- ' . - . .f 3 I 39,1 it nvwi A, Asif' -A Paul Barbusca Virginia Bracarnonte Rogelio Bautista Mary Kay Burch Constance Beachem Christina Bustoz Marion Bellamy Linda Calpito Marshall Bovee John Campbell Gilbert Bracamonte Patricia CSSGY UPPER LEFT: Rosanne Gomez making a dash in the rain to her next class. UPPER RIGHT: Some people dream of greatness while others achieve it. CPearI Arroyo, and Steve Bagnolij ABOVE: A one, and a two and a three. CMike Campbell and Don Reichenbergerj RIGHT: I can't be- lieve it's rain. CFeIicia Palumboj 22 Jaime Chavez Mary Chavez Kitty Clark Crystal Clarke ,, , 7 , , fl' Q ' ff Q' Donald Colantro James Contreras Elizabeth Cook Theresa Craig fee? 11 -Q Q.. .M 'Xl ll , r ' if V! b I Q f If fs i t - y ggff j T 'EEwfi ff :W V,yll, 9 ff! 2 C ! ,K I V5 yyll AI N 9 W W ,pg . f ' A ,, ' 1 ' f . - r :EA ' A ' E N V .. X A CI - . -Ml i is 'K r??2tff'tf2 :,1,a5l'5?.2s 2 Q Igl lf ii' S, ' if. . K T yltlt ,gg , , V Q. Daryl Crawford Derek Crawford Amy Douthat Thomas Elias f ,Q ,. Q 1, Theresa Encinas Mark Fonsler Margaret Facio Estella Fimbrez A 1 ' ' R 'W A , fr if., ' Q t M 'mm .V 3 Q , 2 6 : he fit. ' S - Alxxaujigs at 1 ,Q . ,, A4-M LEFT: You can see the whole Civic Plaza from here. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore section shows real school spirit at the rally. ABOVE: Barbara Yabo celebrates her birthday in Home EC. Sophomores Debra Flanagan Anthony Forner Leticia Forner L L J, . L ix 5 1 xi lg 5 i Hx Patricia Garcia Joseph Georges James Gomez X ,LF ,M ,L Q w. x X T S in -Q Pfqzu xg ,fL 1 'F' '..L I r M. LL Li, V: M if . , 1 , f l ,.., Q hi 'iv .QA-lei F' ,- Lx L55- g L Q -..,,n-.ummm 1 ls'-Les -:- - L A ze A to A w .EQ '--1.,,,gX L L2 eg, L A ': k - . . L ,.b' 1- LL -- finest L fy' sf ' jf- f L . . ggi SSL Xl' ,Ms K L W ' - -GLLL: 3 :Lf -Lg sf L , ,,,,g an Qs X ,inf . - .,-- k K Q 1 l xx Leg, L N., -' we-f L X L , L , ,t, Z -N 0- A ,aff Lil L L ug, LL L Zi 5 L,kg '1 Sig. fs vm 53' 1 . ' 5- ' :if Raphael Gomez Rosanne Gomez David Gondek Mark Gonzalez Francisco Gutierrez Theresa Hannappel V sim 'Q Q 5 j Bl X Swv!! X or T l Mark Hegarty Mary Ann House Darlene Houston Kerry Johnson George Kaplan Fred Keck ABOVE LEFT: Bud Bellamy trains for his meeting with Big Joe Frazier. LEFT: A little chit chat after school. John Kelly Monica Kilcullen Sandra Klinger Ann Krigbaum Joseph Kerwin Susan Kirn David Knobbe Marie Lea! Cecilia Kevane John Klettlinger Janet Kolasinski Arnold Leon A Y W 6. if rf if, tj' , 4 MA? 5 ...m . it ' 1- ff? L aw x 4 Y 323 ' it lift HN . S Q 1 t ,Whig Z 'fl Q. 5,50 Wwwwf' ,.A ,pm ww iff lf f v : '- Lfge F2 - . JF , :wr lf., its f V . . 3 - . 6: 1 -411. ff., ' V ,, f :i ragga he f a 5, 'uxw 'li t . + Y' j 'A .. A M . i A 5 ai l - :'-' wrt :J LEFT: Easy rider hits S.M. CGeorge Kap- lan and Christine Bustozb TOP: Miss Maxwell asks Morris Williams to kindly stop squeezing her frog. ABOVE: Hone est, l'Il catch you if you jump. fGuy Powersj Gary Lindsay Victoria Lister Brenda Susan Teresa Lopez James Lukavics 1 X My David McBride Pet Fra Art Fra Lopez er McCurdy nk McShane hur Maldonado ncine Malone Francesca Mallamo William Marconi Christine Martinez Michael Martinez Michael Martinez Michael Martinez Patrick Martinez Ronald Martinez .U :f -1 ar e ,.k.' li t.:f: E 1 3? N TS H at , 'Wi 7' Q R is.. as 4:4 S ,R S - x I :QW-'H ., , '-' zrfw-sg'-I v A - :gig NF sig h xiii-ef? if-4.2, K K J ' l X .1 A yt. . 4.-. U. S: ,- .L 'fist' F I , p ,. . . 1 fit ki T 2 -L 'f , 1 A ' ., K.k.- will T r A i f ' -sl, .X - ,232 W- Q mli f ll' L 5 4 A f ' A I A l ll' -L sniff - K W: ., 3' 1 W V.. J in Y, . V , i Q . ,pl I , mga: 5 , l 2 fn Ek J 2 . ti 'tr' ' w e.-, fig y 3 . Q 3 may 5 gin , ..-- -sax' Q Rigs? T gi A r T 1 .955 'Q' f i?YfQ.i3::f1:ztf2i viii UPPER RIGHT: lt beats the water foun- tain. CBlanca Rodriguezj RIGHT: Wise man brings own shade in desert sun. QMichael Martinezj FAR RIGHT: Darlene Houston gives a little blood donation -to the Biology class. CTina Maturani and Ronald Martinezj Eight . 'S 2. 1 f X Q 1 S . P4-'fa T gift , ,r -2 ' T N: L -f lb. ,'35 5 Yi ' fic .-17, K Mimi? P x- ' L G , :if K ,Q . ff:Yl5i?'ff?l2stt .fi .t. A I Gfil ' it X Q -Z? X t ' ' ., J we - fy ,, it .k. R-.Qi 6 4 ,A x 2 1 52 X -H 5 - , A ixstii a t Lr- wir 1. f 55 Suzanne Marvin Tina Maturani Laura Mejia Kathryn Mendivil Betty Mendoza 'saw i4 iw'- 'fi .. ' Q si N sn, . I Ml V iw? V gk QTL YK A A- A 1. ' N PM X 1 'L H. it ND- -PF ' 2- 'N-ii Y . . . ., XT 1 Hr Alf L A . ,.,,,..XvlS, , . : .1 If f series.: X E 1 L' 3 ,. , , W, 1 x . . Margaret Meyers Dolores Miller David Miranda Faith Mitchell Diane Monteilh el 'X fs L Yi - P3 at 9 X ,Qt NN. ,-1.-x ...Nfl X f' 4 xr ' RX Q' 1 -Mk ,ws K, vw N ' if F Q? 'X ,Qin UPPER LEFT: I can fly! CMargaret Facio and Janice Boveej LEFT: .. and then after breaking six tackles, I ran for the touchdown. That's how I broke my arm. Honest! CRonnie Salter and Abe Arvizuj Sophomores Debra Montano Maureen Murray John Mooney Tina Mros fl ifzlilvlihl?? ?iW,'6 izi gifnf, 11 'I iffii,Yi5'fixIfIY?f1wf?I , ' f1.,v,. , ' 1' fi , J, ian., eg W 22? ri? I r I Pk vi Tiikgue wg,-3, , 1 I, . , ., . 1, -.ii . -W , 3, ,,, Q f 'k,yQgfygZgggE. ' . 'T ll:f'1Lvr1ifN1 .v .Eli Hwgxe an ,IE 5 V229 4 V ,Z , A if .Z ,W mi My I W rt, -,,ve,,m+- 5. . 5 I v1'125,,iz, ,z-i2.r,f,.2,11i uiliifiiiffll We ? , .H, , my if J' fin,-I ,Wfi f wifi -'-' I lfe fii ' I 5 Michael Negrete Joseph Nevarez Bradley Newman Mitchell Newsome David Nuanez Debbie Nunez Sandra Othon Vince Palandri l2fl ffe?,i:'?r2fk - y We I . 3, r X ., sg asia Q ' A L! , .ag I ' ' , 5 - w -? ' ' 1 EW,E . ' I . .1 , z waz , 3, I . If .rf-, - , Mia-b4e,me,-52, vw g,W,'swf m, , ' wht: ' I R rv'WfTl,, Vw ' I F g:2,E':.-25,1 , . r - .n g , Hifi, --..ie ,,g,,2 ,mlZf.,,.V ,gl 23-ff, . iff , V. Isp. 1 ,J Z ,.V g f,wj ' '.,. new f A ,.. ' laik! s ,-' . if 5+ m TOP RIGHT: This bird might just wind up in a cage inthe Biology Lab. CDavid Nuanez and Leticia Fornerj ABOVE: A tired student can catch 40 winks anywhere. MIDDLE RIGHT: Some days seem endless. flfrancesca Mallamo and Mary Burchj LOWER RIGHT: If you're a Knight Fan-flaunt it! QAnnette Salazarj 28 Felicia Palumbo Roberta Perez Debra Phillips Gloria Placencia . ' .- A A V fa ? 'fv,:,.:: Q M, 1 . ,laym- ,wi ' We M -. D ye ... J! Guy Powers Annette Reeths Donald Reichenberger John Reyes 4:- 4'-A ..,,. Q , . t 1. l .42 4 H, 1 N25 , -, v i ' f 2 - 'W -,, is owl 4 V ' 4--f'wwimf'., ,, ,. ,T by i i V ,Y f ,J5.,.. 1' if 14 :3 at tif K l, i Ji i 5 ma, if iff W ff 'W rw l ,115 f i 1' ,, , S' i 4 1 1 f Of ., is Z 'Rfk 'Z' . if, 'Z' V 1 yi Q if ' I fW, .f4. 'Q i fiiagmaafii y 2 fl 2 I ff ' V 1-A-K' Y 1 . ' .- M ' 5 M, ,.f, A W, 5 V. it -,l P -M, ' r x 29 Blanca Rodriguez Mary Ann Rodriguez Martha Rohr Donald Romero George Rios Jeanne Ritz Joseph Ritz Annette Rodriguez rf , i',..: .1'..?fA W i . , 1 gifs wg? , ,M, . -f -g . ,E T , 1 T f s f K! X 1 S 4. e A .. - ,,,, 4 Q- R A K fvr I vs ,I ' '4 .., 12 f fm V' . N J fa X j ' 'fuiaryfjgzwg if :A ,., as , V j9'sgy 'M 6 A-Ov if A a X TOP LEFT: Well if you say so teach! MIDDLE LEFT: Supply and demand in action. CFr. Lester LEFT: Whatever and James Contrerasb BOTTOM it is that has captured these sophomores atten- tion-patent it! ABOVE: Back at the same ol' Fri- day afternoon stand. Sophomores WW L 'W KH 4 ww 1. . Q A . if K1 in V: 1, f . magav ,fir .N W at fih, Qfi'-- . - L . . f My an . .L --we -. Q.. . at .. . . V, gt 1 i n : ' '1 . A 'Y' 4 'B-,R M ' , . QKL- wi? tif 10 1 U5 K :fi TOP: Sophs invent a new handshake. CMike Martinez, Danny Redondo, Mike Martinez, and Jimmy Gomezy MIDDLE: The hurry-scurry three. CTina Maturani, ' Pat Casey, and Sandy Klingery ABOVE: Looking for new horizons in education? fMargaret Facio, and Kathy Menivilj RIGHT: lt's a topsy-turvy world in Mod- ern Dance. QGina Bracamontel y , ,Q viii i M f K1 L x . . if - ?2:,.,.. if ' - 5 4 K is 1 -z ruin ,au -'-- ' . - r Q 5 ii .re 3 3 is tim., 22. .5,..w1...,L31.5-1,4 f . . . 1 N ' , 4 i' ,tg i 5: Q : M sf. . 1 W y y M. y . SA r , at gt mix . -4' ,ft If 1 . 459' X t . , ,L f . ii x f J S li ' , 1 'R Z 'ri tz . ' , X i x . :X J i 'X . K K' at ? . ii r gi .P ,sr Vi ik '53 Q .fx Q . 35 L i N' 1 isis t f X Annette Salazar Mary Ann Saldana Ronald Salter Cynthia Sanchez Sheree Schmidt Lewis Seville . f Q. i if .f ...ff .c-T' Tifiriaifi K if - n , 3 fi- f 1' Sabrina Shepard Dorothy Sidabras Christopher Skelly Richard Spear Timothy Sweeney Charles Tackman K T f fI, 'f' JM I X' ,if 4 ff' TOP: All those in favor of Steve Custer's jokes raise your hand. FAR LEFT: The chinAon-hand duet. QMarshaIl Bovee and Gilbert Bracamontej ABOVE: Mom knitted it so l've got to wear it. CPat Martinezj 31 . x 1 av .::f.,, wg fi :'i' i ,'.,7 Z -jail? :-ii Sets- fzi 5 T T i ei, y n 1' 8 irzljfxtl K' Q I un- .. X .. , , ..g.. W if r..L ge. ' -. r- ' 5 4 7' 'iii' 5 if , - T r -zaf- Q 'if' S5 iv- ' is , . 5 ,ma--v x ' ' ' wav- 4' ,. ' 'T t v ' .. ' ' ' J e f .-K2 1 i Xi. villa ., A A - W :iii 1' T ' it ?i-'i- ff? A 'fi1f5j5'?iYi51i5.f, J: L.. VV hk a s K , . . ,... , T 'Vsx Patricia Tesoriero Lenore Trombley Victor Valadez Juanita Vega Hilda Valasquez Margarita Villela James Williams Morris Williams Timothy Wirth Barbara Yabo Theresa Ziede NOT PICTURED Thomas Aragon Donald Bateluna Richard Guevara Francis McCauley Mark Martinez Martin Moreno Dan Redondo The Juniors are comfortable on the Saint Mary's Go-Rou nd. By the third time around there are few surprises for them. And there is, by then, the feeling of ease that comes with doing familiar things. Ilblrfaird Go-Rou nd JUNIGR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Castillo, Lori Kra- mer, Susie Kuntz, Monica Nuanez Representatives LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Fredlake, Jackie Bryant, Tim Flanigan, Rosalee Pritchett, Dominic Palumbo W5 X61 R eg, Teresa Arvizu Naomi Avenetti Debra Ayala ,ff 0. I , ' 4 if ff ff: 2 L', ' f- , A ji 'V ' 4 . . gm.f'f l'fg:i f'f1g,.'f S ,em.ii,.R, V .f,. PW? 'Z 94 5 Q 9 JJ K 35 Richard Brown Jacqueline Rorie Becka Bryant Stanley Bootz Rosemarie Janice Bovee Bustamonte ' Wa ,iei,ii, -.E , , ,,VLV Wioi,,,i, . . R A, . J , wif- '53, . 4 V i J if in au V 1 , ' f ,- Wpli? .. . ' ii ...,,, ,iw wifi f .2 -M-'M . 'Z 'f lr M we ', J 21' .fri QV We-xr . 9 T 'gk J' 3.5 . .iw , A l ,J Z C-fm. ' M22 122 5 ,c.,,, i A ff , V' 1 X1 i . f ff' ae -i,i fTfM'1, K T5 W ' ' xo 4, TOP: All right, who threw that pencil? CNancy Stanleyb LEFT: I can't believe that question-this test must be for gen- iuses onIy. CDonna Spear and Laurie Kramerb ABOVE: First the curlers then the curls. CSonja Nlazon, Pam Tovar, and Joanne Rodriguezj Juniors Margaret Bycroft Jo Ann Calabrese Alice Campos Joyce Castaneda Rita Castillo Kevin Cavenaugh Kathleen Cherpak David Contreras Obdilia Cisneros Rose Dominguez Cindy Contreras Judith Doren 'fl 'I 5533XP,ky ':T'? , , i??f'i3fIE,'?fL' ,, ' I 'r qi,5s,fv1grr,gegf,L y ,f 5, 'afqyiv - 'V ? V ' W' fri vt Q , ' I fee 'V ' :K I x I , I 'f . fm. ,un 'Iwi ' A - ' A , ,A ,, fl 4.,V , ., el N , f 'Ht T, 'S - '- 21 I I I , A r 1 , ,V ' f larger. ' f 1ffeiligigi,-fksfrlr ,Q -Z 'tn , Q .5 'Y if , V I iff 'gf'-4. 2 5 N ig N332iHfffr'fstl'i5f':,at . XXX A , ' I - if If A I r 1 H 15? Q '7 EW ' if xmflifltif fi? rr- ' , 4: if 'Z MH- 'Myra 713: Y wi- 1-. H . I 1 ' v' I wfim,ffi?:ife7 'z' .z. 3 'i?2l , f. ,,, ,, , ff mW, 9,59 ' ,L S f I gl i vt! we A V , W ' ' an ' ' ff . rf- '. X v, K ,, 53 . it I, jwsgt Ng.,p: f 9 ' ' f L. f ,. :fl xii TOP RIGHT: I use up more erasers this way. CPatty Reyesl MIDDLE RIGHT: Got- ta rush to band practice: what can they do without a trombone. fRey Ganttj FAR RIGHT: You put your foot in it this time Bruce. CBruce Grambleyj ABOVE: Wow! This drink really had a kick to it. Uanice Boveey RIGHT: What's wrong with the stairs Dominic? fDominic Pa- lumbob :ribs , . it r 91 its 4 I 2 ,. M, I I , iii? X yr xmtrx E S 351 I .2 J I sg I ,Qi L K :gifs A Q53 f K X ' qs it at N N N is if fs S A Y - - - - :L I X wk 4,5 54?fiwQ1:fffzf'e Q f . it ..,,g it as 37 2:45 Q. .3 Thomas Doyle Thomas Duran Mary Escalante Mary Fredlake Louis Galindo Elvin Gantt Benjamin Fimbrez Gloria Garcia Tranqilino Garcia Rachel Fimbrez Timothy Flanigan Paula Georges -.twat-Jafifzf ffmgfj,-:5.1vf?w-. 15: -'-' ' ' wffisfzgf- sf, A -A-S N -S. -5:1-115 ,,- .- Q .... ., , iir.?. . , ,1,i., .. is. . iir-,- . . ' ,QF -H - 1 ' f 5-gg-ff-we E . t .wie 1- -' . .: '..-.-15115.54 ' E-1-S' L. ,g5.gei' . -t MFT, it tvs ... K ., -Q. . pp... 1 f -- Q 7- -SMSM3 f?l.1ff'Q W -' ii . ,E 7. :Eg in s f.EE 1Efif'+-gf II' 3 . Y f .. - - i E iw' E - -A - . rf? 5 X if s : .1 J , 'ii 4 ' 5 M ,......r..... .. ....r. E . if 'F wi tx . V:3..k.. V...-iijj., ' .fffl Q ,- G. .,,.kL..-gt. ,.,w.,.,., ss. . Q1 :g .. -5 - : .: ' - .. - -jiifxikg . ' . ' 5 i , S Vi K - iw' A - Q S M Q-W fm 5 .G W . X T t 3 --,. it A H' f . ' rw ' sm 2 Y -Q T 'EEE K 'W -- f ifvi Q55-.aff - is , . It . .... . . . . ,Q H T F t.: W' if 1 -M' Q - if ' ' : Q. . 55. . TOP: A pause in the hoopla. MIDDLE: It's not gossip-it's local news. fRita Cas- tillo 84 Sonja Mazonj FAR LEFT: The 3:00 o'cIock treat. CYoIanda Mesquitaj LEFT: Making your wardrobe stretch. CDebby Ayala and Naomi Avenettih Juniors , .. 38 ' G - 751 5 . - if L 7 V '!wgf?FEQi W , , ' T o s p if . m s-5 . - ' .S - 'f'i-gif! lofi? A VKKVKL . K , .L .vs NN ' e - S55 -, 3 ,j .NN gr SE 1 - if Q 1 Bs W - - f fig. , :,. . .G ., . sf- sr: rf - 3 Q Q S y 4 . ' G. , Reynold Gilsdorf Ruth Gomez Mary Giltner Bruce Grambley Brenda Glynn Patrick Griffin Geraldine Godinez Peter Hawking Eugene Godoy Jose Hernandez We're after a guy carrying a football. fTorn Duran and Pat Griffinj LEFT: And we cleaned it out just a week ago. Uackie Bryant and Christina Hinojosab f 'g -U 1 QIM,-:QE . . . L: cff 59e'116:i Lim y--'1'ft3w3f::'i:Vi-1 'L' sfiffisfi 41:31 'lf .w 5' . we 1 K ' of Aww-,MW .V hw 2 fi A .fx vis- K vw X iz s 1 i i l i E wx 39 h F i F f S i T r 4 X .. .N A, ff ' f if A Nils, - A 1 3 X . if kiili R 'f a K: K 1 E T if X A 'f T, iii Q T FF S A . A K 53? 5 MN- 5 ,fi me -V- QJ' R , i ' ' ,f-5511537 ,, .- zzf-139: - - f r - f Lucy Keva ne 'Ww- ,g L, i T 3 X X x x , Alex Herrera Irene Hinojos Mary Ann Kilcullen Maria Hinojosa Mark Kim John Jarzabek MiCh9l9 Klingel' Andrea Juarez TlmOU'lY Knobbe Terrence Kennedy Dolores Kramer TOP: A half time turn on the Coronado Merry-Go-Round. CGIoria Garcia, Naomi Avenetti, Sonja Mazon, and Linda Cal- pitoj FAR LEFT: Heavy the head filled with knowledge. Clvlike Reichenbergerj LEFT: Talk louder Mom! lt's breaktime here. Uanice Boveeb Juniors ft X .ff af' X-- ' i fe. a -f ef .P I X L. A , ff Q ,., , ft Zjixez g Je yr, '. WB -' at L as . 3 1 -f. .Kira ' A ,L - we -.. ' 8. ,mn ,i 3 Q .. - f V11 5. R' rxx' fe 1 P Marilyn Kuntz Michael Lunsford Patrick Lindmark Michael McHenry Deanna Lindsay Robert Macias Patricia Lopez Robert Mannhard Richard Lopez Peter Marconi TOP RIGHT: CHA-A-A-A-A-ROE!! fEd- mund Scotty LOWER LEFT: Go Knights! CMonica Nuanezb LOWER RIGHT: I breezed thru that test, Man. CTerry Kene nedyj w '5'-. -'H ...wmv .Q wuwwff MN s 'fi w , T., ' 'fr - Z 'M' Q' e ' i ' , 'hiv-if W 2 ' ' fm' :Z Z' T 55255 Z g t f'fes,,,X fir .gif Hifi? . M4 ig r X W fa 0 ri? . ,K 1 X X E E I0 kg . . ,. . L M i.., -f :K -A lh. we ,Z T ,sl s si Q .- A i 5 X rv Q Q N 4 Q ggi 5 4 7 my Q 8 t f .N Q, A g. if It X -. T 755 . ey f 5 .f.- xl- QL T 'Q' -sf 4.95,..f 'gk t N I 'Q i Q5 0 f X .Sz Nai- E wg! se. 3 -., L -X R , . .V i ,Y s 'N Qt, t 5.24359 ,, Q 'E' kg , A ::. : ' TA Q.: it it H,-,ymi .QL X, l't'f Anna Marie Marshall Anna Marie Martinez Louis Martinez Thomas Martinez Lisa Matesic Sonja Mazon A Joseph Mendivil Yolanda Mesquita Mary Montano Mark Mooney Dennis Murray Monica Nuanez f ,rt L ,WAA in 12' we , x 05:2 ,wff's'.'ffziY,' ffipzt 'wi' ' TOP: The threatening threesome. CDebby Ayala, Patty Reyes, Sandy Ayalaj LEFT: Want some chocolate? tJohn Jarzabekj ABOVE: Take off in five min- utes. Uanice Bovee, Lucy Kevanej Juniors Alffed Omega Dominic Palumbo Evelyn Pacheco Stephen Paul Georgina Pacheco Maria pieper .xx it li 415 W, ,i.. , ri N Q if R x .,?i5fQf M 1 fi I X 4 m if E 8 . Q i t Q mf' E ifllliifi E' me geiiijg ,gSfs . N a,, x,, . 'x. T 'N' 'P x We f -.w, . :ss Anthony Pinson Rosalee Pritchett Ernestlna Placencia Annette Ramirez Leslie Porter Dawn Reeths x H f . gl-W E f. J' 1 if if -J 'I-J el. -' NIE ,vs 'T .' 1 H i - Q'-A K r . A X T 'T 1. ,,, ifff A KN 741.1 -S -if .' gf 2 if OS ' ' 1 .3,x K, sfsgg A.. gl , .4 k we it rg V KZ it T5 he f g A 'L F ,UM IUUE I TOP: The sky is the limit. CLucy Kevanej MIDDLE LEFT: Those high steppin' strut- ters ,.. ABOVE: Modeling the St. Nlary's sweater and sweatshirt. fRicky Rodri- guez and Rita Castilloj LEFT: See, I do know the alphabet! CPat Linmark 81 Marla Pieperb WJ Q xi 1 K ,X I Z I f -ff W., ---.-....,,,,,m ------........,,,,,,m if ' it ,,Qb. X gg g --H' 'X 1 ' fi: Q-in W X , ..., Q .L K, . .1 K jj I f X. Q f X 7 ' J? .Q 2 L 1 of -- , :':i5g:svv-hi s -,,. .1 iw xi A I , N Q K6 X 1 ---if f ,. k . i -ff? is . A-E . ' ' . ' ZX 1 . , S :vt Q.. S g ' i g ' -fi ' Michael Reichenberger Ronnie Rodriguez Patricia Reyes Mary Rohr Patrick Ritz Manuel Romo Randy Rivas Adolph Rosas Joanne Rodriguez Andrew Rubalcava TOP LEFT: Darn-who thought up this question? CAnna Marie Martinezy TOP RIGHT: Roller Derby on the roof. CTerry Kennedy and Alan Wirthj MIDDLE: Noth- ing is more embarrassing than to have your dentures slip, CPatty Reyes and Rachel Fimbresj LEFT: There's a cold wind sweeping down from the north. seg is , 4 M X it QS Q if 2 it L i L N Juniors Ronald Rubalcava Edmund Scott Margaret Soto Donna Spear Nancy Stanley Daniel Sullivan :nh 1 -1 . I fi' Us 5 .. J M lt if ! :DI Q W , 15 ' E T illir ,, N , ,g .A I 'Pt i ' . W- S: t,, Leila Szalter Henry Tarazon Joey Ta razon Richard Taylor Raoul Torrez Pamela Tovar - av- E were ': , , ,x . Q- 5 ' ' .- .. ... j x- : ti 'X . , . K O: K . T ' M -- E 'A -qu.. ,av V-XXX - A Q: it ri., A .WHS . via W, TOP: Onward St. Mary's . , . ABOVE: Oh I can't stand the suspense. CRita Cas tillob UPPER RIGHT: Burn, Baby, Burn' CMark Mooney and Peter Welcnh RIGHT We're for the two party system. CDeb bie Ayala and Patty Reyesb 44 pu 3 xy! Juniors John Trevino Eddie Trotter Ralph Trujillo inter David Vincente Godelieve Van Pul Carma Van Wormer is 9 L-exiwwfsis v ' lig5i'1asVg59'fy5',- lift .- 'W ii 1 Y if ir W ai f5EPQ i'1 J ' 4, ,fm 4, .T .,. W Peter Welch Sandra Work Alan Wirth Cynthia Zapien J E,,55i3i:2,.?,,: : : V f, f 71VQff,:gi vi2Vi 3 ' f - 52 T- Sli I 7 1 r. -1 J ' f fi -4-Y' I i C it f if 3 ,fs V 'i T f gi: , iEii',f'i2Y, 2 ,V Vfili, ,i,ii V I if 2 fi Q i 1 , i Q' K E 4 f ' M at, Fi: '5 V in it if . J S I' wif' ' i I . V O , V wi . F 5 ' vi' T . 4L'f': 'W D zz 'wi ' c Y. f NOT PICTURED Joseph Gutierrez Mark Mattingly John Milier Mark Patton X-L 45 8 3 ,.,.,.,,....-.--1 TOP LEFT: See the engine coming down the line CAdoIph Rosasj LEFT: The Junior boys find the principles side- burns a trifle too long. ABOVE: Just tr 'ee Carney workers, presently out of v rk. iLucy Kevane, Cathy Giltner, and I' wn Peethsb I The Seniors know that the shut-off switch on the merry-go-rou nd has been thrown. This is the last time around for them. They still enjoy the ride, but they do prepare to dismou nt, and look around for new adventures. The Final Go-Rou nd Senior Officers and Reps -315.1 TOP LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dody Lopez, Norma Martinez, Sandy Zapien, and Peter Labadie BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Agnes Kevane, Carlene Tabola, Dick Nliller, and Mark Hennernan ', , 7 L r . MM N R .-jk. i-is . .Q Q -+.-.u.-r,.,,.,,..sa- 5 iff ,-'QOL 4 M X' -. T i ,iw .1 ' K fl ' KN off'-ff' Wie-'w ,Aug Rose Marie Adams John Baker Eva Beaulieu Jennie Bielawski Stella Bustoz Frank Colantro Carol Burch Maria Buruel 5 N Debbie Campos Richard Chavez fir ' -S L' W- ' ' ' 'L I f iz ,li i - f 'i K- ',-..b - 1 j ig..f',L ' ' Y :lt ,., 3 '+ j Vickie Collins Sylvia Conchos 49 Seniors V if W: Daniel Cordova Michael Craig Steven Custer Anthony Davis Simon De Santiago Robert Dominguez f i-. ff IU? NGA fuk wx'r '?V -,Ji 'i K xi Betty Duarte Melinda Estrella Joan Evans 50 . L ii .1j.fl.f'., '35 xv-I' . - ,-we xi iv , , ,ffffw x X- 'g i nzff' , XXX -. uffff Tommie Sue Facio Chris Fahrendorf Anita Favela an-. NS X L A M Cindy Field Elizabeth Fierro Victoria Fitzgerald , R -' - .5 ,STQSE5 -' We I i Leif . 1 1 , . 'Ef?lQ ' A iiiiiiififg D.,-Egfi: K ki . wjnyfri' -,. gif, M - g:g.f:g5:,... 4. 5. qygb- :M .- . f 'F 'f o:of32':::'35L Ll p -. .,..,r', ' ,Q P 0 yf3Qv'f'2'?!f.':.'. .if ,y,43.f:4fff-. 4. ' - ' mfff-w'.'f-xii ' Q ,H ' -if-s gf,.s3 555:51-'Q ffm-'i'::.f: . wif-i'.i21fsf-,f . q,n f,'.'4 5 Huf1'L ,5'H'll'ff' 'I ' - ,7?H i'z?3' if 's'M'u'G'ru.m.,un NV , .,: ww. 5 , w, ug. f 'u..m..,.4, vu , ,,24,g'gf in 'f,v,?:,:,:4:,52fm4,?,f:4 g, fjfy 1 4 , ,f ,' '91-f 1. l,.....fit.',',, '45551: Patricia Flores Joseph Forner David Fredlake 51 Seniors -upnw'QKf 'X Connie Gamez Adolfo Garcia Lily Garza is xvh V'N:g,, aa' Cathy Georges David Gomez Nicolette Gomez Gaston Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Cecilia Guerra 52 Mary Halagan Margaret Hanson Veronica Harris Q55 X banish gwg- -9 Y .Q----eN ' Lilia Harvey Catherine Hegarty Mark Henneman ii? Lucia Hernandez Leo Herrera Pamela Hiller 53 Seniors V Q Andrew Hinojos James Johnson Cynthia Johnston 91 .4- '9' Jonna Keck Agnes Kevane Margaret Kilcullen Irene Kramer Peter La badie Robert Leyva 54 Norma LeyvaS John Lisko Jesus Lizarraga Enrique Lohr Christine Lopez Joan McBride Timothy McBride 55 Jose Lopez Jennifer lVlcCa rty SENIORS Q. Susan McShane Alejandro Malanche Joan Mallamo vii X ici? viwwmulbl Robert Marquez Robert Matta Elizabeth Martinez M ,. A titt , i Michael Martinez Norma Martinez Adolph Medina 56 if Mary Mendoza Richard Miller Brent Mitchell Susan Molina Joyce Morningstar David Morton M M xg Matt Myers Michele Orzel Dianne Otter 57 -wx aff Seniors Rachel Pacheco George Patton Susan Porter Robert Pacheco Amy Patterson Kathryn Peterson Carol Pieper Gloria Quiroz Sylvia Rael 58 ..:fF fxf1'1ff ff Ed Reichenberger Susan Rivera Rodney Robles Michael Roddy Antonio Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez we-WHA 'wif' Wx 11x s sf, Joseph Rohr Belinda Romero Paul Ruiz 59 Seniors navy, Y .. ,Or Q l Michael Sample Dawn Marie Schmidt John Sheridan Matthew Smith Michael Stanford Matthew Sullivan raw -Y Carlene Tabola Michael Torres Susan Trujillo 60 Robert Tucker if, ef-XA, 1 '7 I fT'i David Valenzuela Susan Valle Candy Van Wnrmer George Vyles Cynthia Vasquez Frank Villela ' fir -mv Phi- 'g K! Melinda Warnecke Sandra Zapien 61 Close up, a moving carousel is just a confusing blur. Campus life looks like that too, sometimes. But every part of the Campus Carousel has a function. And that is why it can go round and round, and never fall apart. Ni The Campus Cc: rousel STUDENT BGDY QFFICERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonja Nlazon, Recording Secretary: Betty Duarte. Corresponding Secretary:Cathy Georges, Vice-Presi dent. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RlGl-lT: Ralph Trujillo. Treasurer: Steve Custer, President: Moderator. Miss Barbara Bell and lVlr. Sean Welch 64 CHRLS COUNCW BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Za- pien, Joan Mallamo, Pam Hiller, Stel- la Bustoz, Anita Favela. Cathy Mendivil, Joan McBride, Mary Ann Kilcullen. SEC- OND ROW: Susie Kuntz, Lisa Matesic, Fe- licia Palumbo, Faith Mitchell, Amy Dou- that, Blanca Rodriguez, Jackie Bryant. FRONT ROW: Cathy Georges, Linda Ley- vas, Carma van Wormer, Laurie Kra- mer, Jeri Godinez, Sylvia Rael, Paula CHRLS LEAGUE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Cherpak, Lilia Harvey, Obdilia Cisneros, Anna Marie Marshall, Jackie Bryant. Patty Lopez. SECOND ROW: Laurie Kra- mer. Pam Tovar, Joanne Rodriguez, Sonja Mazon, Rita Castillo, Monica Nuanez. Jeri Godinez. STANDING, THIRD ROW: Miss Bell, Moderator, Cathy Georges, Judy Doren, Sylvia Rael, Chris- tine Lopez, Linda Leyvas, Theresa Craig, Faith Mitchell, Connie Beachem, Rose Adams, Stella Balderrama, Mary Ann Saldana, Cathy Giltner, Paula Georges. BACK ROW: Eva Beaulieu, Mary Ann Rohr. Lisa Matesic. Carma Van Wormer, Mary Fredlake. Joan Evans. Lisa Balero, Jonna Keck, Susie Kuntz, Margaret Kil- cullen, Laura Mejia, Diane Monteilh. Georges. QL! f es-.V Q Y 'ffif 'Q 3' Ki KEY CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGl-lT:JirnJohn- son, Paul Ruiz, Ricky Rodriguez, Ralph Trujillo, Manuel Romo. SECOND ROW: Andy l-linojos, Joe Forner, Fr. Lester, Moderator, Danny Cordova, Mark Moo- ney, Steve Custer, Mr. Farrell, Richard Brown. THIRD ROW: John Trevino, Andy Rubalcava, Joe Mendivil, Tom Martinez, Ronnie Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Louis Galindo. Joe Rohr, John Baker, Mike Roddy, Robert Dominguez. RIGHT: Shucks, this ain't nothin com- pared to a combine. CTom Martinezj FAR RIGHT: Easy-we don't want choc- olate shakes! .P ,5 W. SENATE FRONT ROW: Andy Rubalcava, Adolph Medina, David Nuanez, Dick Miller, Bruce Grambley, Pat Lindmark. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Dominguez, George Vyles, Ron- nie Rodriguez, Rorie Becka, Mark Moon- ey, Fr. Lester, Moderator, David Fred- lake, Tim Flanigan, Kevin Cavanaugn, Brad Newman. TOP ROW: Ralpn Tru- jillo, Paul Ruiz, Ricky Rodriguez, Dorn- inic Palumbo, Joe Mendivil, Ben Fimbres. FAR LEFT: Forget it Facio- l'm not tak- ing back the summons, qFrank Facio and David Fredlakeb LEFT: The wheels of Justice grind exceedingly fine. FHA rj- 4 SPANISH CLUB 1 -X im' , :pq f ii It LETTERGH? LEFT: KNEELINGQ Gloria Garcia, Nor- Sonja Mazon, Pam Hiller, Carol Burch, Amy Patterson, and Coach Echeverria. ma Martinez. Sandy Zapien. STANDING LETTERMEN BOTTOM, FRONT ROW: Edmund Scott, Mary Escalante, Anna Juarez, Mary Mon- tano, Sandy Work, Joan Evans, Mark Patton. BACK ROW: Anna Marie Mar- shall, Cindy Contreras, Michele Klinger, Mary Fredlake, Rose Adams, Martha Rohr, Elvin Gantt 'Sq-f-K-v ,,,..., up' L' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Agnes Ke-vane, Dawn Marie Schmidt, Stella Bustoz, Irene Kramer, Linda Leyvas, Jenny McCarty, SECOND ROW: Peter Labadie, Carol Burch, Joan lvlallamo. Christine Lopez, Rose Adams, Joan Evans TOP ROW: Chris Fahrendorf, David Fredlake, Jonna Keck, Margaret Kilcullen, Carlene Tabola, Jim Johnson, Moderator: Mr. Welch QLHLL AND SCROLL FRONT ROW: Debby Ayala, Sandy Ayala, Deanna Lindsey. Jenny McCarty. BACK ROW: Susie Kuntz. Dawn Marie Schmidt. Joan Nlallamo, Irene Kramer :WW i DRAMA Drama was introduced into the curriculum this year. Miss Smith conducted classes on the little stage in room seven. Students performed, Plenty of Money for the Parent's Club and The Mouse Who Didn't Believe in Santa Claus for the children at the Christmas party. LEFT: CLOCKWISE-Janice Bovee, Anna Martinez and Leila Szajter. LEFT MID- DLE: Tough guys, Rosalee Pritchett, Joyce Castaneda. LEFT BOTTOM: Grand- ma, Leila Szajter and granddaughter Leslie Porter. BELOW: Shocking climax of PLENTY OF MONEY. BOTTOM: Torn Doyle and Anna Martinez wrapped up in their art. BAND Some people think that all high school bands sound alike. But then not everyone has an ear. Some who do Cat the ASU Band Dayj, judged that this Saint Mary's Band deserved a SU- PERIOR RATING in competition with other high school bands in the state. That was the first time this has happened, and it happened because of dedica- tion on the part of Jeff Morse and hard work on the part of the band. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Georges, Leticia Forner, Anna Arroya, Anna Juarez, Cindy Contreras, Michele Klinger, Anna Marie Herrera: SECOND ROW: Mary Escalante, Anna Marie Mar- shall, Dale Ramirez, Tina Maturani, Mary Montano, Sandra Klinger, Rose Adams. George Rios, Director Jeff Morse: THIRD ROW: Margie Soto, Mary Ann Rohr, Martha Rohr, Mary Fredlake, Lois Rohr, Richard Brown, Mike Campbell, Sandy Work, Debra Montano: FOURTH ROW: John Campbell, Francis McCauley, Donald Reichenburger, Joe Georges, Victor Valadez, Karen Adams, Mike Juarez, Edmund Scott, TOP ROW: Jim Johnson, David Gondek, Rey Servin. Tim Wirth, Elvin Gantt. Joan Evans, Mark Patton LEFT COLUMN: Sitting or standing, the best band in the land! ! T'S 4 can-Q .a?'iSu. ...--'--- M. ,J-Q., g.. as fm. 109' no ,36- gn - ...nv '.'..'?' 'v ...A ...f ,...w0..,,,. wan' 4... .pw lv . rm W A '11 163 VARSITY CHEER LEADERS FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucy Kevane, Janice Bovee, Agnes Kevane, IVla'gare1 Facio BACK ROW: Alice Campos, Tommie Sue Facio. Norma Martinez, and Monica Nuanez BACK ROW, R. Quiroz, T. Blum, M. Reimers, M. Plymale, M. Harrison. FRONT, Coach Peck, D. McCord, B. Souba, T. Maher, R. Rohwer, M. Bohlman, J. Bremer. R30 YU T Rl 80 LEFT: Cheerleaders provide a little Hos- tility-Builderf' LEFT BELOW: A little mud doesn't dampen the spirit. BELOW: Do you have to do absolutely everything in chorus, girls? BOTTOM LEFT: Tommie Sue Facio BOTTOM MIDDLE: Agnes Kevane CCaptainj BOTTOM RIGHT: Nor- ma Martinez ef' ,, . W5 ig , ,wr , fr ,KA 24 .q 1 bl fm QPU Il,-W Ni H Q A .M an ,K Q8 Q ,, fs'- Wa - xg, Q 4 'LW 5 A jf Wi gig? -W ,W J ' ' vm :M 1 'sf' w Y www fk- 'bmi und- , 1.13 ., W f? 1 A V - Q F7421 ' ,A 1 X . Zin 'W A 4 V F129 fY'?'f, 5 V 2, H if WF . , Pg: 2175 f . Ji, J L, jf V N 4 f , ,f W: J. ,,, , JJ ? X4 ? A N ., ,M F 1 ff 5419! .15 U'-' .M ., Q S 2 . ao- fX . . 1-if Xi? Q2 A Q, 1. JUNIOR VARSHY' CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Caipito, Gloria Garcia, Sonja Nlazon CCaptainJ, Naomi Averietti FRESHIVIEN CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Morton, Debbie Easter, Gina Favela CCaptair1J, Paula Tovar, and Kathy Chavez ' I ktvifgllg, I W .E .K Q if 9,4 1 Q, eg. Z A 7 W Gmdfv fgfnme gnuw xggalrvlla FLAG AND TWIRLER CDRPS CENTER KNEELING:Sandy Work. CEN- TER STANDING: Deanna Lindsey. CLOCKWISE: Jeri Godinez, Christina Hinojosa, Rachel Fimbres. Cindy Za- pien, Connie Gamez, Irene I-iinojos. Rosie Dominguez SENIOR Connie Gamez Y STUDENTS ON-THE-GO The school day starts at 8:00 A.M. and ends at 2:40 P.M. It runs Monday through Friday. But the students keep on going. They work at being Big Brothers in the Big Brave program. They help manage the teams: walk for the March of Dimes, plant winter grass and entertain at the Chil- dren's Christmas Party. They are students on the go. LEFT: Jim Johnson pow-wows with his little brave. BELOW LEFT: Peter Lab- adie and Mike Martinez size up the new team. BELOW RIGHT: Frank Colantro pushes a nail through a 2 x 4 to impress his little brave. BOTTOM LEFT: Andy. why did you pick Wonder Buffalo for your tribal name? CAndy l-linojosb BOTTOM MIDDLE: Robert Dominguez with a small Creally smalllb surprise for his little brave. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Roddy tells a story for all gathered braves. LEFT, TOP AND BOTTOM: Steve Custer talks things over with a March of Dimes representative. TOP AND MID- DLE RIGHT: This winter there'll be green grass all around, all around. BOTTOM RIGHT: The O Antiophons , presented by the modern dance class. Uanice Bovee.J rg-,Q , 11 f t,i'x I ,,:, I te if f IVA f QQ, TOP LEFT: Precision is the thing girls! TOP RIGHT: Bow-wow! fRosie Domin- guezj ABOVE LEFT: Do you believe in Santa Claus? CDominic Palumbo and Naomi Avenettij ABOVE RIGHT: A fair day for the band. 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Y 2? f. 1, ! l fy sid , an M W: 529 Q W Magi? f' 1 5 f I 285 W , uf 4' new m i-i S59 X' 4.33 KJ 'iii I E Somehow or other the thing gets done every year. Prepara- tion for homecoming always looks Helter-Skelter, but be- neath the confusion there must be a guiding hand. This year that hand belonged to Mrs. Giltner, who got it all together. TOP: Now we're both only one yard tall. CPeter Burch and Margaret Hansonj TOP RIGHT: Preparations for home- coming leaves some girls breathless. ABOVE: Now you've got the hang of it, Sonja. RIGHT: Hardly the time or place for meditation,girls. CDiane Otter and Betty Jo Duartej HGIVIECOIVIING PREP 521 ,-mi 1 if vs, AAN 1- cg 'ATU' L . W ,Xb-il ff , .1 E 5 in f TOP LEFT: Just enough crepe paper. qSyIvia Conchos, Anita Favela, Lily Garza. Cecilia GuerraJTOP RIGHT: Do you think you can get it done by 6:00, Cathy? Uohn Sheridan and Cathy Georgesh ABOVE LEFT: Been so busyldidn't stop for lunch. CGina Favelaj ABOVE MID- DLE: From the bucket to the wall. CRoy Bautista and Frank Facioj ABOVE: Give the man a hand. CGeorge Vyles and David Fredlakej LEFT: Got to get that one missed spot. CJenny Bielawskij LITURGY I It-1 no-'W HM- ,,,, gk , TOP LEFT: Down again to the street lev- el. TOP RIGHT: . .It will become our spiritual drink. ABOVE: The Thanks- giving banner leads the way. RIGHT: Inside the Mother-Church of Phoenix. 228 N1 5? was K v .QF Q 5 N. . ,rg 4' 'il as 'ms 'K' xi X: x if ma ties W E N. ifrg Wi' +4 fam as-1-Q-M 'Sf iiinwy LEFT A vuew from the new Clvnc Plaza BELOW Praise ye Hrm with tlmbrel and harp BOTTOM Accept these grfts 4 i 5 ww, 89 ul gag, ' g M ..,- .4 . kkkgfr ZV: Vriy 1 '65 f 6 3 6 A :t. T t s . t Scholarships don't grow on trees: at St. lVlary's they come in Chocolate Boxes. But they don't come out until the student body sells a lot of it. This year's Fresh- man girl's Homeroorn, 49 sold their quota in four days. The rest of us took a little longer. TOP LEFT: You get the hang of it by your senior year. QSteve Custer and Rachel Firnbrezj MIDDLE ABOVE: You girls must be frorn St. lVlary's. TOP RIGHT: Nlust be a bottle neck inside. RIGHT: Just resting before my big sales push.CVince Palandrij CHOCOLATE DRIVE l , i 4 yi 1 Q Q IQ4. , . 2.5 V f A 1 ,mm . . , w5gjS..4g.w7m ff it .'i..ww.-25. . ff ..4i.wi,:w- f V ,mf . b Y? hifi V f e iggxitigzii- .. wi W yggqj I If Wwawqm fvi --...J Q. -4 , ,, it, v .. as-W 5 ga AQWMW 5 iffy ally we Wfiigtesf -In-lu '-L y ., ., V, ' ...J 11' ,... , I , , .. if w ,va-1 , ,Z , N as 'aff' N5 i . fNJw f l Q H N ,L fi Y 5 :V.: , , M f 7fJ T fi V ,,.. fi, 'x'1L V, H V i , Szy 4 g ii , V VIA 5 n v gf f' iflzifwf , ,wi 1 , A W7 J Wi? ' lv? ,ff LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: The Army Rock Band entertaining at lunch time. RIGHT- TOP TWO: Two full sized cheerleaders equal one midget. RIGHT-BOTTOM TWO: Now, which pom pon girl kissed you? ' 1: 'J M We , .,,, ,, 2 -2 ,Q M ' ' , 7 I 9 1 1, TOP LEFT:Three belles between bells. CAnnette Salazar, Theresa Lopez, Blan- ca Rodriguezj TOP RIGHT: What's that rumbling noise? QMark Henneman, Matt Smith, Dave Mortonj ABOVE: Fasci- nating class! CCathy Petersonj ABOVE MIDDLE: Point a camera and there's Bruce Grambley. ABOVE RIGHT: What's this squashed moth doing in the file drawer? CSyIvia Rael, Margaret Hanson! RIGHT: Dody Lopez ready for anything. FAR RIGHT: Golly, where did you learn that trick? CNIike Craigj 1 , ,i,, Me K-aa.. as N FAR LEFT: This comes to you courtesy of the Salt River Project. fJudy Quintenaresj LEFT: And using my toesl can count to twenty! CFrank Facioj BELOW LEFT: Home Ec crowns the Tur- key Queen. CBrenda Glynnj BELOW: Starting the school day right. BELOW MIDDLE: Man against machine. CRicky Rodriguezp BOTTOM LEFT: Must be comfortable, since they all sit that way. fGloria Quiroz, Elizabeth Fierro, Margaret Hansonb BOT- TOM RIGHT: Two bites like that and it will be gone. CDavid Chaconj W , .F nm, ,fix .... N' . .X-'Q 'E f,.y5fMp.,,' 1 ' ie, . sf. 4 ' -ifjf , :4 gi 1 . WEN H A o E 'X ' 'ff xx' Q WMM. W JP ZU O C Z CJ O ID Z 'U C cn 5 . TOP LEFT: You girls wear ALL THAT at assembIles?! TOP RIGHT: Hey buddy, when does the lunch bell ring?! CDon Mirandaj ABOVE LEFT: Banister to ban- lster St. Mary's people. ABOVE MIDDLE: Not bad-candlelight supper for Bach- elors! CRobert Nlarquezj ABOVE RIGHT: Manners, manners! Qlrene Kramer, Jen- ny IVlcCartyb RIGHT: Tnafs a spooky cat. qNaoml Avenettip FAR RIGHT: Have you found my Contact lens yet. CPaula Georgesb Afwyf i ' lu! ' 1 ggi.. W Q L, I . tm, , 1-W ,W I I 02K TH LTS img TOP LEFT: Friendliest cheerleader judges in town. TOP RIGHT: Lot of spirit on the sidelines. QGina Favelaj MIDDLE LEFT: The green tide of third street-a motorist-nightmare. MIDDLE RIGHT: Spirit signs-the bigger the better. QNor- ma Martinezj LEFT: This sound takes a Iot of brass. ABOVE: Oh, how pretty. CCathy Peterson,James Taboiab There were a couple of new op- tions for English students to choose from this year. There was a course in the Aesthetics of the Film, and one in The Hu- manities. It was still the English idiom all the way, not just the written or spoken word, but now something pictured and acted as well. BELOW: Did Hamlet ever meet Lady Macbeth? fGina Bracamonte, Louis Galindo, and Stella Fimbrezl RIGHT: lf you can't think how to end it, just put a period. Weronica Quiroz and Dolores Hernandezj LOWER LEFT: Verr- rry lnterestink! LOWER RIGHT: Now write asentence using the word two in three ways. CAndrea McGant and Rick Lopezj N' ENGLISH 'in- t 'Nw I 2 TOP LEFT: HHMMMMMMM-I guess that one is false. tAgnes Kevanej TOP RIGHT: Now l'Il stir the cauldron and you cack- le-that's how Shakespeare wrote it! tTerry Folz, Cindy Van Wormer and Ca' thy Splsakj MIDDLE LEFT: I didn't know ravens could talk-I thought only minas and parrots could. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sen- iors give their English book the eye. CJoan McBride and Michele Orzelj LEFT: Writing a poem is harder than you think. RELic3ioN , ,V 165722, 4 i if 2 ,- A ,,..anu- Fr. Forrest replaced Fr. Lester as head of the Religion Department this year. Many more types of Religion courses were offered than last year. There were a lot fewer movies, less discussion and more stress on the wisdom of the faith that is found be- tween two covers. TOP LEFT: What do the Scriptures say? How dost thou read? CDiane Otter, Alan Wirth and David Mortonj TOP RIGHT: I wonder if Joshua had cheerleaders at Jerico! CGIoria Garcia! LEFT: I really don't understand Karl Rahner but St. PauI's easy! QChristine Hinojosa and Susan Riverab M ff H Y ,, W 5 ,rf inf , mg? 'i ' IOI Q In ,eg t his A We r IW' ' Wi, x M? 2 I . 52:55 ,Rf TOP: ' '... and each heard hirn speak in his own tongue of the wonderful works of God. LEFT: A corridor-walkers view of Miss BeH's Religion Class. ABOVE: I have the answers right on my finger- tips. IVIATH ET' iwlfrio K.. 102 ai' TOP LEFT: Ralph Trujillo getsa few help- ful hints from Mr. Sand. TOP RIGHT: Criselda Hinojosa takes a long look at her math book. LEFT: Mr. Koenigs with an explanation that goes right over their heads. ABOVE: Freshman Nadine Wirth finds Algebra a little difficult. wwwtii JY' L ,k,kk A fvnnnmm. TOP LEFT: Dan Sullivan learns that patience is the first ingredient in Scien- tific Investigation. TOP CENTER: The wonders of science are for all who are willing to look. LEFT: Biology class is for studying all forms of Life. TOP RIGHT: Chemistry is a student's best friend. CAndy Rubalcava and Sonja Mazonj ABOVE: Louis Galindo, a boy who knows about weights. FRENCH AND SPANISH va-at TOP: French Class-it helps pronun- ciation if you have a cold. ABOVE: Mixed reactions to Fr. Juan's spanish stories. fRicky Rodriguez and Susan Valley RIGHT: So Don Quixote said to EI Cid, What do you think of Marcelino Pan y Vino? ' , ' , 9, f -.. ' gigfmgw Why E45 ,,Wm.,,.,,,,W-,ww-MQW -q--u 341. ,,-f 'IO4 f, 'f If you page through yearbooks from many years ago, you dis- cover that there was a time when Saint Mary's actually had a Glee Club. And it was a good one. But it died. Now it has been resurrected. And Father For- rest deserves the credit for it's new life. Beginnings are hard, but, in time, he may bring it into its former glory. TOP: First performance before the Parent's Club. LEFT: Some of the girls had already made their outfits by the time they performed for the student body at the Christmas assembly. 2 .4 Z STUDENT ASSISTANT S .EX Sf . TOP LEFT: l've got to finish this first. fCathy Georges! FAR LEFT: There are times when I could use another hand. fDavid Fredlakej LOWER LEFT: Yes, and I learned how to run it all by myself. QRacheI Pachecob CENTER: Two more pink slips and back to the office. CNa- omi Avennettib TOP RIGHT: To flunk or not to flunk that's the question. CPam Hillerj ABOVE: Thanks Susie, see you at the paper boy's convention. fDomi- nic Palumbo and Susie Kuntzb TYPING AND BUSINESS CLASSES 44 S AB' QQ , TOP LEFT: Hey, that guy is using a right handed typewriter. TOP RIGHT: Now let me think-is E onthe ring-finger or the index finger. CPatty Reyes, Sandy Ayalaj ABOVE: Rat-a-tat-tat. .. IO8 v-...af TOP: Notehand students fascinated by squiggles. FAR LEFT: Machine gun row-CBlanca Rodriguezb LEFT: Now is the time for all good men to CDiane Monteilhb ABOVE: lsthe machine the slave orthe master? CKevin Cavanagh and Mark Hennemanj 109 . s . -- . .1 wsta,.:,.,q. W k E - . .Ha A ' ki . I 5 Hmm , A . .. 2 A Nwwwwf Q NUM- - Mstwr mm ,E . - .g ..,. .5 .. 'W sv ,.,,,, . si DRAFTING b..uRM. . wwwssl E l3j ' H 'diving Q... il fan .rf . .. is., Eli. I. F Vf i g . --,-4 -S. if Q' QQ ii.. . A -'Q'22!'. .. 'isa I f was .- .. .,.. . 5 5 25 A 4 3 xi s ' 5 Y A A 'Y sw is sq s U ji W 9 4 T e:-, Mis a. .Eg ,,L:: ,A g ed a Q2 it f R NE g iktwflf-fr if l . i 5 , .Q X 5. 1.4 - A sus. - , Q e g:- fi K wfqtgg... . li ,F Ru-. -..... TOP LEFT: A class for circles, squares, and triangles. TOP RIGHT: l'd start, but I lost my compass. CMarla Pieperj FAR LEFT: Sure, I can draw a hand. QNancy Stanleyj LEFT: First lesson the straight, clear line. CPeter Marconil ABOVE: Lincoln Beachem brushes up on a drafting problem before he tries it. ff do ,, , ff-'W EW T 'l h? f 1 ,WMMWUK A 1 CWI' M M HOIVIE EC AND DRIVER S ED W IIMM W--- ,, TOP LEFT: With this elastic, l'm my own head shrinker. CNaomi Avenettil TOP RIGHT: Before we go for your first drive ing lesson, let me call my insurance salesman. CLaura Abril, Nlr. Sand, Ob- delia Cisnerosj LEFT: Too many cooks spoil the broth. Good thing they're mak- ing hot dogs. ClVlonica Nuanez, Lucy Kevane, Paula Georges, Gloria Garciab ABOVE: Hob-nobbin' with the bobbin. CPam Hillerb S .ik W 1. ' .iw --A e 'Wkwv .- - was Ea ...uv-+ ' SOCIAL STUDIES LEFT: Civics term paper-The crucifixion of some-The salvation of others. BE- LOW: it asks here, Why doesn't any major city in the U.S. have a monument to Benedict ArnoId? BOTTOM: Civics students, today's voters for tomorrow. ff.-1 i B S aiu i....I3 as ,Q 112 x 'bi Al. Q MJ' ART ta vv: X L3 s , . RUN' WW Ffiftg Lf atmti iw an rf 'lu . Bl X.. ,Y Wy 4' Q 113 6 X v S fi 2 , ff' V- 132425 L. , Z 4 1545 ,fi M 2 ei if , it hr aw , Q s LQ- 'A ,J 4-an TOP LEFT: George asked me to stitch together some stars and stripes for his inauguration. TOP RIGHT: A scarf for her, mittens for him. CDick Miller, and Carol Pieperb ABOVE LEFT: The gestalt of this scheme induces an affinity be- tween the dominant shape and subordi- nate pattern. ClVIrs. Giltner, and Frank Reedb ABOVE: Looks alot like mending fishnets to me. QLincoIn Beachemj TOP: Mixed reactions to what a senior wrote for the Senior Record. CSandy Ayala, Veronica Harris, and Evelyn Pachecoj ABOVE: Any staff loves a cheerful editor. Clrene Kramerb MIDDLE: I think l'II go back to an lnstamaticf' CSusan Porterb MIDDLE RIGHT: Adolph Rosas works hard on all captions, except this one. LOWER RIGHT: Obdilia Cis- neros, the final layout expert. YEARBOOK www V :Xi 5: ' eww I K 1 5 NEWSPAPER TOP LEFT: A KEY member ofthe staff. CBruce GrambIeyJTOP RIGHT: The chain gang-write it, read it, type it. CSusie Kuntz, Robert Mannhard, Gloria Quirozj LEFT: The diplomatic editor knows where to bring the first copy of the first edition. Uenny McCarty and Fr. Lesterb ABOVE: Do you think an editorial on gum chewing would be ridiculous? 3' li H. .ax K QS? L. - gf hw i' sw - E w ' g , , iff? ,., ALJ - l'1 Stix ,nk ,.- '. S.. . Q k .5 ,A sf ,.-X 5. his A M.,- Q' X 'A' .fy 3 . 8 . 'Q' -0 , 1 v ' x 1 f vw Rv- H-?xju2?s5f - N' . , ,,.,?.,3. . :V AE 4 I x V.. ' ---5. it ' ' X. . , ., k if tugjfll gf . E TL ' X g 1 1 W. . Q .. k , ' fig. . . .xxx - A ...YA , l y 1. P X . . 3 . AN A ff gf ' A' f- .1 X N, ' X X. ,fn X I fkajxia' ' Q 0.-r' ' ,Q - wx ,J,. .'1 im.-A .MEL .15 116 - -V X Q an-rr r fiiffgfx 'i ,Q7s5fxg.fQfifiz?... PM A W rf f ...fi ., f.. ,xiii fn I 6 if - R A . WM, 21 .'+.+.,f,sl,,fi wa, t . r ,rx 'J' LTC QQ' 'F ' 1' ef , ,Q - V .Q 4 -at Q 56,3 e-. any G , . K , 1, , 9 N ,ff s 0 , 4 My-.Q 7. 1. , ,ss 4.2, 'ns 7' Qi . ' .Il F Vega-5. ,M nl K P, .- Q-Emlgrf. iff I , 5 .. -V 8 . ff nw -1 53. ,, f t ..,, wg., aw ' i 'Eff , 32 30 ,n .-Q 1. Q x X -. Q V . r 8, . ' s W V ,X . wx tw 9.19 . .hw . 4 THE FACULTY CIRCLE LOWER LEFT: Sr. Mary Margaret, Miss Bell, Miss Maxwell, Sr. Anaclete, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Welch SECOND ROW: Sr. Dorothy, Mr. Morse, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Giltner, Mrs. Cossell, and Mr. Phelan THIRD ROW: Sr. Ann Patrice, Sr. Mary Louise, Miss Lippert, Miss Schmidt, Fr. Forrest, Fr. Lester, and Mr. Sand FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gray, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Farrell, and Miss Smith TOP ROW: Fr. Cletus, Mr. Hermann, Mr. Goebel, Mr. Lavin, Mr. Rodriguez, and Mr. Koenings MISSING: Fr. Blaise, Miss Echenique. Miss Echeverria, Fr. Juan, Fr. Nevin, and Sr. Rose Ann H xy., TEACHERS ON-Tl-IE-GO il I 4 I 3 filitiiilif f-Hess 133i SH: A .Q was . L5 so I rc, I ff ff 2:3 aff Eiiilizksiiis 352515 SWL? TOP LEFT: Mr. Pat Lavin: Art 1, Boy's P.E., Weightlifting, Varsity Football Coach TOP MIDDLE: Mrs. Pam Ferguson: Clothing 1,11, Foods-Nutrition, Con- sumer Economics TOP RIGHT: Miss Mary Agnes Echenique: Spanish 1, Dean of GirI's, Pom pon Moderator ll8 BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Rachel Echeverria: World History, Girls' P.E., Varsity Cheer Moderator BOTTOM MIDDLE: Sr. Mary Margaret: Typing I, Notehand, Seno I, Il, Secretarial Practice ABOVE: Fr. For- rest: Religion ll, Fundamentals of The- ology, Chorus ABOVE: Mr. Jim Sanford: English I, ll, Varsity Baseball Coach RIGHT TOP: Mr. Paul Goebel: World Geography: U.S. History, Varsity Basketball Coach BOT- TOM: Mrs. Georgia Andrews: Novel 81 Short Story, English IIA II9 FAR LEFT, TOP: Fr. Blaise: Chemistry, Physics FAR LEFT, MIDDLE: Mr. Bill Her- mann: Senior Composition, Humanities. Aesthetics of the Film, Varsity Track Coach. Mr. Sean Welch: English IIB, Hon- ors English, Creative Writing FAR LEFT, BOTTOM: Mr, Jose Rodriguez: Spanish I, ll. LEFT: Miss Sara Maxwell, Biology. .4 Teachers on the go, coax. 4fo,AjQ,4,fa ,,,,,,,,,,, .XA..,A LEFT: Sr. Anaclete: Introductory Algebra, Algebra VB, Sophomore and Freshmen Counselor. ABOVE: Miss Mary Ann Schmidt: Development Reading, Fresh- men moderator. RIGHT: Mr. Ronald Gray: Boys PE, World History. 120 FAR LEFT: Fr. Cletus: Business Education Head, Business principles, Bookkeeping, Typing l,ll. LEFT: Mr. Jeffrey Morse: Beginning Band, Typing l, Marching Band. BELOW: Mr. William Farrell? U.S. History, Civics, wfairiewwkfftltidgi B.. . V X, sgrwvk-Vxfi..s sr. X, as, .r -1 4 2... 51' exif if 'E .s ., LEFT: Mr. Thomas Phelan: Religion ,lll,lV, Drafting. BELOW: Fr. Juan: Fresh- men Class Moderator, Spanish ll,ll!A, lll,lV. RIGHT: Miss Marie Smith: English VA, English VB, Journalism, Advisor to Knight newspaper, Moderator of Quill 81 Scroll, Drama, Speech, Modern Dance. M' xt 'Wir . assassin lf! fi l 4 5? 3 3, 1 . Hi. ,.... .... R X Q L 'Ns 3 -Q-me FAR LEFT: Miss Barbara Bell: Junior Class Moderator, Religion lIl,lV, French l,ll,lll, Moderator of Girls' League. LEFT: Mr. George Koenigs, Geometry B, Dean of Boys. ABOVE: Sr. Rose Ann, Library Science. TEACHERS-ON-THE-GO - 1 si- :iw . f AQ L .Bri H if I I! iiilff? 2 i' an ., E is sg, A ?E?g.:fi1-,.. iii an , Q , 'ws . A -W 4 xv 4 K - Q vf' TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Fran Lippert - Religion l, Catechetics, Civics Mrs. Hazel Cossell - Counselor Mr. Dale Sand - Math Analysis, Algebra Trig, Geometry A, B ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sister Ann Pat- rice - English IB, Religion I Sister Dor- othy - Religion ll, Sacramental Theology Mrs. Joanne Giltner - Basic Art, Crafts. sq, L 48 i s tglxis-5?-31 f 7. .,.',. FAR LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. Midge Cotter - office, Mr. Conrado Bilducia - grounds, Mrs. Phyllis Kilcullen - Nurse LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. E.B. Wood- house - Accounts, Mrs. Gloria Elias - office RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mr. Horace Piere - Manager, Mr. Lloyd Hen- derson - maintenance of DEAN OF GIRLS How would you like to check 300 hem- Iines a day? Talk about a kink in the neck. But that is only part of the job of the Dean of Girls, Miss Mary Agnes Echenique. Her office is a necessary. but not an enviable one, and she fills it with a constancy and a general good humor that never fails. D-Q l DEAN OF BOYS Mr, Koenigs is not a pal or a buddy. He's a Dean. A Dean that is a pal is as mythical as a minotaur. But he'II try to help any boy that needs it. He only hurts when it helps. And he thinks that just a spark of good will is enough to work with. PARENT S AND DAD S CLUBS 3 fm aw rm -., ....,.. ,. -HW TOP LEFT: Living high on the steer. QDr. Fahrenhdorfb TOP RIGHT: Parents look for their offspring. ABOVE LEFT:iA good turnout for the first Parent's Club meet- ing. ABOVE RIGHT: Knife and fork work at the Dad's Club get together. RIGHT: Old photos get better with age. 8, I X NN W M 3,5 QW, x Q iff' . fi 5 SX X 2 ' ' 'sn 'iff 3-LQ g t is Q VF 'K A Q - Q45 '. X . f 6 ings I , fr f' I , Q 5 My I EX? AA Qs Fw + in R gf xx Y ,MW 5 W Rx X 5? 9 5 ,v 'f N: if , L, QW ONE IVIORE-TIME-AROU ND ,. was i .., R 3 I as ? A t P ' TOP LEFT: Sorry, we don't serve hot fudge sun- daes! CMartha Bracamonte and Rachel Pachecoj TOP MIDDLE: Dean of Girls, Miss Echenique, in conference with Senator, Dody Lopez. TOP RIGHT: Fr. Blaise shells out to Betty Duarte for a Green Machine button. ABOVE:Miss Lippert, Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Bell at the Friday as- sembly. RIGHT: Hot or cold-the S.M. fans turn Out. if Hi! TOP LEFT: Everybody clap! TOP RIGHT: Bishop McCarthy drops in on the chil- dren's Christmas party in the gym. QSon- ja Mazonb ABOVE LEFT: Then I said- don't anybody move, l've got you all covered. CSteve Custer and Fr. Lesterj ABOVE MIDDLE: I could hold it, while you tie it! CLinda Warneke and Sister Anacletej ABOVE RIGHT: A little tape and it's as good as new. CHorace Pleri and Mark Hennemanj LEFT: Out of uni- form for the Simplicity Fashion Show . Each go-round, the Knights climb aboard their mounts and charge into the fray. Each circuit, in season after season, they tilt against the old foes. And, more often than not, they ride off, unhorsed and victorious. the Kpigljni Clrculf X 192 T i x 54 fm!!!-5.4 , M .sk . ff 1, New A f , gf -'. .g,.. g, V. ABOVE, TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Hawking. Tim Knobbe. John Klet- tlinger, Frank Gortarez, Ben Fimbrez, Pat Lindmark, Chris Fahrendorf. SEC- OND ROW: Peter Labadle, Andy Rubal- cava. Brad Newman, Ronnie Rodriguez Michael McHenry, Louis Seville, Tony Davis, Michael Martinez. THIRD ROW: Coach Lavin, Assistant Coach Lavic, Mark Henneman, Danny Cordova, Joe Kerwin, Kerry Johnson. Ricky Rodriguez, Assistant. Coach Santord, Trainer Hora ace Pieri, Statistics keeper: Tom Miller. FOURTH ROW: Dominic Palumbo, Matt Smith, David Morton, Steve Custer, Ralph Trujillo, Ronnie Rubalcava, Tim Flanigan, SITTING: Andy Hinojos, Morris Williams. Richard Miller, Dodi Lopez. Robert Pacheco, Jeff Tipton, and Adolph Medina. LEFT: Assistant Coach, Mike Lavic: Coach, Pat Laving Assistant Coach, Jim Sanford. SCHEDULE St. Mary's Phoenix Union 20 28 Flagstaff 14 38 Glendale 6 13 Moon Valley 7 13 Apollo 6 7 Marcos de Niza 14 37 Paradise Valley 13 27 Cortez 21 9 Prescott 23 28 Brophy 14 9 SEASON RECORD win loss 8 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ...Dial Y ,,,5w.r- A ex 132 This time around, the football season was a real nail-biter. If the fans left the stands on Friday night with the shakes, it was understandable. Only two out of the ten games had the Knights com- fortably out in front all the way. And in one of those games, against Prescott the opposition put on an explosive spurt that sent a shiver through the green and white crowd. The team, however, was poised through it all and the coaches kept a cool head. Most of the scores were low. The Knights had trouble getting outside most of the time. The passing attack was usually a chancey thing. Mostly, it was a matter of grinding it out, up the center, and off tackle, picking up the first on the third, all the way to the goal line. The PAT was partically automatic and it saved the game several times. It most obviously did this in the extraordinary Apollo game. That game was played in a hurricane-literally. The belated weather report advised that a tail-end of a hurri- cane had swept over this area on that soggy Friday night. The game was on ApolIo's field. The wind-blown rain did not let up once during the game. Much of the field was under shoe-top water. Kicks went straight up and came down. The stands emptied by third quarter, but we took it in spite of all. The nail biting continued right down to the last game. The Knights went into the Brophy game with 8 and 1. Brophy won in a hard fought game and went on to Division playoffs. All in all, it was a good season, and a trophy in the case of Sky- line Coach of the Year, Pat Lavin. TOP LEFT: And I thought gambling wasn't permitted on the field MID- DLE: Who changed the course of the Salt River? ABOVE: I can't believe that last play, men! lCoach Pat Lavinj FAR LEFT: Ecstacy in midair. fAgnes Kevanej LEFT: It was dot and carry one, till the longest day was done. fPeter Labadiej SENIOR PLAYERS 2 1 I 1 is Q x .WW c , , I ., A Auf ., sung ,,. 'mi' K ' R11 , - M- dm if M -,nf J 3 . ' T . T' 'H-V','w 9 f X- fi - 1 A W if fa .1 ,- L 5 , , 'S T' .. 'M-' fi - w 1- , T, . A X gg ,ai fr TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Dody Lopez, Full Backg Mark Henneman, Defensive 9 X , Q Back' Chris Fahrendorf Defensive Back ' - offefisave End: BOTTOIVT Row, LEFT To T M :53f5'3 c RIGHT: Robert Pacheco, Tackle, Line- 1 backer: Adolph Medina, Half-Back, Frank Gortarez, Defensive Tackle. 134 ,. ,Q '22 if 5 7 5 Wzfkvt L... 'gb , E - Q ,Svb...,:.. 9 rx.. , . I f -. time - -liL.X 1E ,?3' E K n. k,.'v.-Q it K . i -i -L R .item L i'32.'ET.-xr' 5 A i ao- ' ' 1- tg L is 1 f : ..- ,V .. - x Q ' -w e - ' jj 5. 1 K '-ef 5 Ti :He t ie 4 www 3 :gg N... , F ..,,. ' ' ,sf : its X1 Si-an . -- www- v .--YS' 1. fp'-.L-e-e u. ft 11,31 g?g'n,- A615 Q.,-J:-'m.:.f,f i was 3, 'fi E' ,,g.,:S:f:igyV..'gF- .. Q ' x g 1' NME N 'PW' at 9 Ji 535 ,iv K X, x . 5 X SQ.: 'X K R I ' Q I X - xxx i rf' es. 3' 3' . 'fs' ! s ni ,k,'.vf 4 . V3-N ' ' 3 YL M X' I ng' 3? C' x 'Q 3 R Q L., .. Q l gs is Wm mm 1 w Mx S. L 2313115 G 1 fi K D, 2 ,Ji-fm-W 'givii-1is'i 5-.E TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Rod- riguez, Tackle, offensive guard: Danny Cordova, Right end: Tony Davis, End, Defensive Back MIDDLE ROW: Matt Smith, Center, Defensive Tackle: David Morton, Guard, Defensive Tackle: LEFT: Steve Custer, end, safety: Andy Hinojos. Quarterback: ABOVE: Dick Miller, Kicker am Q H - z Hr, af U A T . 1 44, 1 I ' gg? 38 :A f -'iw hw 'Wim wr? Jim M WW maui 4? n ,fv 'A flak JZ Q' Q 7 W ,M,0s Q , 3... 1 EF A Q-?1P-,M E, sim -. 4 sw, A Y ff ,Z W .W 1? U5 M- ki., w.s..'1i K. K W.: 'ng ,.. 4 'Wear K J? . Q vgiffjf' . I 'fy 371' -.. H. , 4. - , W,-..L,,,. kg, V V, ,W 0 M-mv . , ,,vf Q . ,V ' , . ,fp qw. ,W ' wx ' v '- vvwwiff' -. 9 ' , a?.,f4ftJ.'f iq Vu ,, hw fs M ., .wa-My Q, .. A ,,ZQ,, S V -. .. .-, f.. . Ibis -Mf ' ' 1 1 44 fax .A .' zz, '- , . S sw f' ' is . X-.M f, uf 'X A V W -5. s. ,df-mm , ,,, 0 G 42 V + M ,.. ' M N.. A., ng ,Mgr f' -. N-.. ,. ,,, -' ,' 1 wf.,,1x M ,ik W. K Www ,4 ii'-va , ','fQ Y' M -x Y, Q Y 1-xi f , s . QQ. , R 4- W , . I 5 Q Q ww!! X f f fi: jf , f sb , Q I 4 W, fnmxns x M 1 ,A ,ar fi , xi 4 fs f Levi? ifjZ,,lZ'W f , Ha 'W 4 F, WV! el! .rf , J M 'I , ,if ,, ,wr N i rlv I entry .5 A5tI T ,J 0.5 9 W JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronny Martinez, Art Maldonado, Tim Sweeney, Gilbert Braca- monte, Tom Aragon. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Gray, Frank McShane, David Nuanez, Chris Skelly, Bill Marconi, Peter Marconi. THIRD ROW: Abe Arvizu, Don Colantro, Mike Martinez, Mark Heg- arty, Gene Godoy, David Miranda, Reynold Gils- dorf, John Reyes, Assistant Coach John Czepow- ski. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Contreras, Joey Mehdi' vil. Donald Reichenberger, Mike Negrete, Arnold Leon, George Kaplan. FIFTH ROW:Joe Nevarez, Peter Welch, Pat Griffin, Guy Powers, Tom Du- ran. Marshall Bovee, and Tom Elias. Boy, when we get in there, we'lI tear them apart! Q f' 1 , -as . ' we x -were EL! 4 U 'Qc M, , n ,f KK Y A hi' St. lVlary's Phoenix Union 6 13 Trevor Browne 6 8 Glendale 8 20 Apollo O 8 Nloon Valley 0 48 Paradise Valley 20 20 Cortez 23 15 Thunderbird 26 0 Marcos De Niza 27 6 Brophy 13 6 TOTAL 5 winsg 4 lossesg 1 tie LEFT: Now is the time for tear-away jerseys. LEFT CENTER: This football is mine, all the way. BELOW: Short stop action on the football field. LEFT BOTTOlVl: Can I help you out, Buddy? BOTTOM: Too many bodies between the ballcarrierand the goal. a FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Ny I Q, , ti s ,W V W1 ,.,..-qi TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Oscar Ruiz, Greg Gamez, Pat Haney, Reed Thompson, Tony Valencia, Jimmy Martinez. SECOND ROW, L-R: Pat Lindmark, Victor Colantro, Andre McGant, Dennis Hennessey. Jerry Klettlinger, Speedy Hart. THIRD ROW, L-R:Coach Mr. Farrell, David Mitchell, Darnell Sells, Ted Flanigan, Sean Cunningham, Jim Tabola, Eddie Torrez, As- sistant Coach Glen Price, Assistant Coach Sonny Rodriguez. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Guy Reeths, Stanley Mitchell, David Chacon, Don- ny Miranda, Steve Correa. David DeAlva, Ray Johnson. FIFTH ROW, L-R: Ed Murphy, Robert Mitchell, Jim Quintanares, Vernon Vance, Alan Whitaker, and Samuel Romo. Assistant Coach Sonny Rodriguez, Coach Mr. Farrell, and Assistant Coach Glen Price. i TOP FROSH TEAM IN THE STATE. St. Mary's Marcos De Niza 0 20 Glendale O 48 Apollo 0 28 Moon Valley O 42 Paradise Valley 0 37 Cortez 12 50 Casa Grande 6 51 Buckeye 2 42 Marcos De Niza 0 27 Brophy 10 37 SEASON RECORD win loss 10 0 ' X2 5 V ' L N , l:::ff:E:QQQsE ' ef Q' TOP LEFT: Throwing a pass is only half of the play. ., TOP RIGHT: Catching is the other. MIDDLE: Who has the ball? LEFT: l'll take that pass, Cougar. ABOVE: A few sideswipes and a hairpin turn guides the frosh to victory. fwW5 In N 1 Sr Q ifiiiw l 1 ,Y- 1. A 5 I N 2Q . :, . : ,,:,,, ,.,:,,, . X 1 , 0 4 1, P . ,ww x g AWN wfyfff M 'if' M vlzri z Q H ,,,:A QM vw 4 'Wil W, 'Q ull' Nik, 3... A75- 2 S E x J is 1 XS? is ,lx v .MN KYQQES K' A,.L 3 3 Xi 'wx S s il- 5 S X SX ik .m:,:. A . Xi ,, i , .Y ,. gk? SX -- A -45 xx X S' S fs mg in 3' 3 3? gg: iii -ou., Hill S 2 ,- -or NB-F' 1 151 xv 3 1. ..- J Best in State St. Mary's Phoenix Uniona 43 55 Prescott 30 62 Brophy 29 79 Cortez 33 44 Marcos De Niza 45 65 Sunnyslope 34 66 Moon Valley 50 53 Flagstaff 44 69 Sunnyslope 45 47 Brophy 46 68 Glendale 41 52 Paradise Valley 30 70 Prescott 45 86 Cortez 66 55 an Marcos De Niza 46 ' 59 Washington 50 66 Moon Valley 56 58 Thunderbird 28 47 APOHO 53 63 LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris williams, Mich- Glendale 54 57 ael B. Martinez, Don Colantro, Randy Rivas, Lincoln Beachem, John Mooney, SEASON RECORD Terry Albright, Louis Martinez, Ray Ar- vizu. FRONT KNEELING: Gilbert Braca- win loss monte and Coach Bill Farrell.-ABOVE: One ripe melon comin' up! fMik'e Mar- 19 1 tinezj RIGHT: Up for grabbs! Louie Mar- tinezl FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darnell Sells, Allan Whitaker, David De Alva, Dale Bradley, Coach Ron Gray. SECOND ROW: Frank Reed, Kevin Coyle, Richard Fisher, Speedy Hart, Sam Romo. THIRD ROW: Reed Thompson, David Mitchell, Pat Haney, Rudy Farinas, Duryea Wil- liams. FOURTH ROW: Greg Gamez, Vern- on Vance, Horace Pieri, Frank Facio, Jim Weaver, Victor Colantro. ABOVE: One on one. fFrank Reedj LEFT: Threes and fives don't make it boys! CFrank Facioj FRESHMAN BASKETBALL St. Mary's Prescott 44 64 Brophy 30 81 Cortez 43 76 Marcos De Niza 31 63 Sunnyslope 23 63 Moon Valley 31 78 Flagstaff 61 71 Sunnyslope 26 76 Brophy 54 93 Glendale 29 71 Paradise Valley 36 81 Prescott 40 82 Cortez 25 38 Marcos De Niza 39 84 Cortez 18 41 Washington 43 72 Moon Valley 30 35 Thunderbird 68 65 Apollo 59 79 Glendale 49 96 SEASON RECORD win loss 33 2 VARSITY BASEBALL sm' 'lm ABOVE: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Custer, Adolph Medina, Alan Whitaker, Andy Rubalcava, Mark Henneman, Dick Miller. SECOND ROW: Dody Lopez, Andy Hinojos, Mor- ris Williams, Ricky Rodriguez, Danny Cordova, Tim Knobbe, Robert Pacheco. THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Sanford, Trainer: Horace Pieri, Alan Wirth, Terry Kennedy, Chris Fah- rendorf. S E N I G R S BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Custer, Mark Henneman, Dody Lopez -, I I f . -QQ: ' 522 lf' ' el I ., H . ,,., , MI. f, , V , 5- fi 41. . 1 gygvazf, -,129 ,W ' is J 'YT 'if -'Sa 4 .avr-fd'W 23,NV-2:ffif.,-: I, 'IH 2 W zf' - . I w n 4? 'I IQ- 'se '4+M, f-v.f,f I M 5? , WTR ' 41 a wife if S2 154 I swwf? In .T v kgigvf I: x- v l l , I Q K F Q, . vii? I R X . . T I haue... X up , ii v Q 4 u Q M' Q o . Q 1' 4 'fa --....,, Qw- W: L, -,Q N Q: 3 4 3, x ' ,Q if 5 , W I J ,r Q Q 3 A if 5' , if , af at x , fi -N.. K 14' 2 i 1-nu, U , , , , iff! . Q N 'Q we S' if F5557 : 575572 5 v ii' n 1 : ' I i i ii ia . gii x 1 , : A :iii ,. D, 5 'f 2f r fw 'ef '- . . 1 ,Lf wx., fum ,H A 1. gm? H QU - wx Q Qs. A K W , K T T W e -v L M-ASQ ., , wif 5 ijfglrf, f I , ., 1: 'j . 61:54 - ff ff ,: ,,.. ' ,jffj i , Sz., 'I' fjfglllgzyk: X . fr 5 5 I 8 I A if f ff? S :..,.:.,,,,: ' 'L . iii!! ' , 1 L r I , fl S Q . K ,zz ,. , In fi r ,ME fl-- , ai V K M YW l,1:,L,Q Z L.LL Ng, , , 4 hf A ,. ' f, 2. Q Vyngeiuiq if iz, flVZ i,wf : , Qifizgf' ,xi f , cgi, w,.,,.4-w M ,,,,.......---- ' 155 TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Cordova, Robert Pacheco, Chris Fahrendorf. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Rod- riguez, Adolph Medina, Dick Miller. LEFT: Andy Hinojos. BASEBALL '-wiv TOP LEFT: His name is Custer. lt's his last stand. He swears there will be no massacre this time. TOP RIGHT: An inch is as bad as a mile until you touch the base. ABOVE: Knight in leather ar- mor. RIGHT: Fancy Fielding by Alan Whitaker. .wcfi-94-.'i1. S ' 9 A .W : if 2 as .,A,,,,,, , T: ,, A.,,1. - . . :T ,.,A5 , : A f V1 1 ff Y T cak: T ' T ' W 'VWZA k c 1 I -' , . ' 5 -f.. n.'i wi.: : I-, : , -,'f':. ' ff,2 ' f?,' - . L l'.'f Q 7 f:E , 4, v, . 'Al'A' ' . 'h al' 4 ' ' A W O To :T gm O To , Vi M,..,Mwmf 1: .1 if na ,, ,aww in gg T ', : lzz- '- -'f f . is ' M +3 x A Xsgwax Q -ps 1 U 65 ,, 157 an K I . , . X TOP LEFT: Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane . CCoach Jim Sanfordj TOP RIGHT: It takes two hands and a foot to catch the ball. CRobert Pachecoj LEFT: lt's a race to the base. fRobert Pacheco and Dick Miller! ABOVE: Someone should tell Ricky it's our turn to bat. QRicky Rodriguezb. 'mu Y 'V J V. BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Lindsey, Manuel Romo, Mark Gonza- les, David Nuanez, David Miranda, Hen- ry Tarazon, Bruce Geek. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrea McGant, Victor Valzdez, Frank McShane, David Knobbe, Jeff Tipton, Jose Nevarez, Chris Skel- ly, and Coach Gray. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Kerwin, Elvin Gantt, Lou- is Seville, Kerry Johnson, John Klettlin- ger, Terry Albright, Not pictured, Tom Elias. . , A -3 . N. y .. ABOVE: Too busy to talk now. QMr. Grayb RIGHT: He's a real swinger. fDavid Mir- andal 158 M915 K C Wei! 'wwe 'v ' if 'Zff 2 ?,QI3if2?+?,i2s,. ':l-1 A 5' ' I Hiya A '21, '52, Tgwym A ii QMMWHQQMQ Tlrr if V AA, - 'Az GQ mweewwag A JWE E ,: : 1 V, NTT T f FRESHMAN BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Mil- ler, David Chacon, Donny Miranda, Frank Martinez, Frank Grenko, Carlos Rivera, Danny Ruskin. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jaime Santa Cruz, Jerry Klett- linger, Ted Flanigan, Mike Manhon, Joe Pecha, Steve Correa. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rorie Becka, Dale Bradley, Rick Williams, Victor Colantro, Rick Lenaburg, Coach Tom Phelan. FAR LEFT: Now, just throw it a little higher and l'll get it. CTerry Klettlingerj LEFT: Sidewinder Sam. fMr. Phelanj. TRACK FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilbert Bracamonte, Fred Keck, Lincoln Beach- em, Joe Rohr, Louis Martinez, SECOND ROW: Mark Martinez, Jim Lukavics, Mar- tin Martinez, Richard Lopez, Domin- ic Palumbo. BACK ROW: Mike Roddy, Jim Johnson, Arnold Leon, Ben Fimbrez, Peter Hawking, David Fredlake, Tony Davis, Coach Bill Hermann. FAR RIGHT: Power to the ...? QGilbert Bracamonteb RIGHT: A smile and wave for his admiring fans. CBen Fimbrezj OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP FAR RIGHT: Karate Keck, over the huddles. 4Fred Kecky BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Good Race relations. CTony Davis, Ben Fimbrez and Peter Hawkingj MIDDLE RIGHT: Watch yourtoes, Mike. CMichael Roddvl C, K U41 ,..w...f-f 'ff f 'Mk '11 .-'ff 1 161 POWDER PU FF FOOTBALL Ajit I I. al l TOP: The all star team-picked to play the Gerard all star team. ABOVE LEFT: An understaffed Junior team. ABOVE RIGHT: Gina Favela on an end sweep. FAR RIGHT: This football is mine. CAnnette Rodriguezj RIGHT: I like your hairdol S n..., N, l J. t r VA 4 4. ,. A Aw, ,I,4.i,Vf K ,ff 4,4 F ,r ff 1 ,K , , , W' M lm-'Q O , A , 1 5 1 .,- -ds.:-1. ,,, ...,......,,,4-M-o-v-anis.-... . ..,, -anionic.-s TOP LEFT: Senior Team TOP RIGHT: Thats a football, not a teddy bear! MIDDLE LEFT: Frost: team Clntermural champsj. MIDDLE RIGHT: That's a foot- ball, not a jug! LEFT: The Sophomore team ABOVE: That's a football, not a loaf of bread! VARSITY VOI I FYBAI I FROSH VOI LEFT TO RIGHT: Annie Krigbaum, Len- ore Trombley, Dottie Sidabras, Annette Salazar, Susie McShane, Blanca Rodri- guez, Pam Hiller, Sonja Mazon, Nancy Stanley, Joanne Calabrese, Gloria Garcia SECOND ROW: Gail McBride, Paula To- var, Gabrielle lngallina, Janet Loher, Camille Trombley FRONT ROW: Dolores Hernanadez, Mary Jo Gilsdorf, Debbie Easter. Mary Morton, Kim Moase. I FYBAI I 164 Y R W, . ,, M HY fjgslnrl M-ffl C,,,zI'3?..wZa-Lim I . t X M ,Y ,V.4,X.K,V,.rx I ,N,,--I WA I f . kg. gd ,a-+...,, ,M SOFTBALL LEFT, VARSITY, A-STRINGQFRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Garcia, Monica Nuanez, Amy Patterson, Norma Mar- tinez, Sandy Zapien, Sonja Mazon. SEC- OND ROW: Cindy Zapien, Naomi Avenet- ti, Joanne Calabrese, Felicia Palumbo, Gina Bracamonte. TOP ROW: Janet Loher, Dottie Sidabras, Annette Sala- zar, Blanca Rodriguez. BELOW: Take is .1 4 f- of if That! CAnnette Salazarb LEFT, VARSI- TY B-STRINGg FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Beth Ricci, Teresa Lopez, Pat Casey, Sandy Othon. SECOND ROW: Teresa Arvizu, Lenore Trombley, Chris- tine Martinez, Debbie Ayala, Annette Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Annie Krigbaum. Debby Thomas. ABOVE: I'll knock the cover off it! CNorma Martinezj. What's a merry-go-rou nd without the dancing colors, the untroubled laughter, the prancing music, and the bright smiles? On the Saint Mary's Go-Rou nd, the Social Whirl supplies these delightful things. H the Social Whirl Y , gf f, f AQ' 2 K W fir 1 CARLENE ZW 32 Q.. . Ag +,v' , v , ,uns , 4-aw, 4 - ff Q 42 . 1 ' A La, ,f i f f 1, E' R X Y A V! Q? A' I 2 s lbsijffif ' f i! 12,4 ,i IAQQ bl V A YP fb ax ff 2 'X ' A ? N. J fflf , aj, 53? ,HF 1ff.,,wL ff ka f . 1 i QOL. ,A , ,aa J ,, iq 3 U W x'? Ri h N QR. yn X figs ...Q .+ -1-ans Q ,.j...,L - . v asv 5 J ia, 5. dh 5, , N. 1 . Q. 3 W S S l x u 4 sw-.ibf va. 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ABOVE: Dody Lopez, Blanca Rodriguez ABOVE RIGHT: Tom Martinez, Rita Castillo A- BOVE FAR RIGHT: Patty Reyes, Tim Knobbe M iw FAR LEFT: Chris Fahrendorf,CaroI Burch LEFT: Liz Martinez: Rodney Robles BOT- TOM LEFT: Art Maldonado, Naomi Ave- netti BELOW: Monica Nuanez, Peter Labadie BELOW MIDDLE: Pam Tovar, David Miranda BOTTOM RIGHT: Sandy Zapien, Tommy Ruiz There are always those on the merry-go-rou nd who will strive to out-reach their grasp. They are on the Saint Mary's Go-Round too. They are the winnersg the ones who come 'round with the brass ring. the Bfcuss Ring Q9 MY Q' ti. min You can say it the long way round, in some sort of offi- cialeseg or you can say it short, as in the slogan, Pro Domo, Deo et Patriaf' But it only comes to life in the finished product- a certain kind of student. The Knight of the Year award was instituted to point out such a student, one who exemplifies the goals of a Saint Mary's ed- ucation. This year Steve Custer was named Knight of the Year. The title Lady has a history that stretches way back to when knighthood was in flower. It has implied many things-all goody things like refinement, mag- naminity, sensitivity. Today it would be another way of say- ing, She's nice! This year Agnes Kevane received the Mother Brunner Award. She is the Saint Mary's Lady of the Year. 183 Valedictorian Agnes Kevane Agnes Kevane, having main- tained the highest grade av- erage all four years at St. Mary's is the Valedictorian of the Class of '73. Agnes has been a cheer- leader since freshman year and was the captain of this year's squad. She was also a member ofthe Student Council this year. Salutatorian Rose lVlarie Adams Rose earned a letter for her talented contributions as a flute player and treasurer in the band. This and her parti- cipation in Girl's League show that her accomplishments are not limited to scholastic a- chievement. OUTSTANDING CITIZENS I '- I' Si K 1 Y, It ,i..k . J1..,f2.ie w'5.,Mii2 if Citizen of the Year and September, October-Cathy Georges November-Ricky Rodriguez Steve Custer. December - Dody Lopez January - Sonja Mazon February - Norma Martinez IVIaI'Ch - Agnes Kev-BHG April- Sandy Zapien May - Janice Bovee I85 AWARDS :,,,,,,,w,,g,? ABOVE: Bud Bellamy: Basketball, lst team, All-Division fCaptainJ: Ist team. All-Valley: 1st team, All-State Call 3 pollsj. TOP RIGHT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daugh- ters of American Revolution Awards: Carol Burch, 3rd prize: Peter Labadie, 2nd prize: Carlene Tabola, lst prize. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dody Lopez, Football, All-Division. Tommy Ruiz, Bas- ketball, lst team, All-Division: 2nd team, All-Valley, 3rd team, AII-State. BOT- TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Rodriguez, Football, 2nd team, All-State. Carlene Tabola, Veterans of Foreign Wars Award. ' T it Wil I 5 L ' ,s fx 3' X . I X , tl., l A ,e,- , , ,A :gg F52 a 3 xii l, , L, ,X 5,25 K X .q , A fh- pix S S. , -,Q mg Q Y t i . T Ma if K, f 411,543 , 1719 ' V' KJ K Y 2 ri. i M 'ir' f T 'mf' .' ' 'ri ' ' nf .1 ,, 4 4 it TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Johnson with the St. Mary's Band's Superior Rating Plague. Optimist Awards: Science: Jon- na Keck: Humanities, Mark Mooney: Literature, Carlene Tabola. FAR LEFT: Matt Smith, lst team, All-State: lst team, All-Conference. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Lavin, Sky-line, Coach of the Year. BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy Georges, Betty Crocker, Homemaker of the Year. ABOVE: Katrina Uribe, Top Chocolate seller. .35 N wx - -xlw . 9 N-4,-:L Q: :ff 1 HOME- COMING ROYALTY OPPOSITE PAGE: Queen Norma Mar- tinez LEFT: Princess Carlene Tabola UPPER RIGHT: Princess Margaret Han- son BELOW: Princess Tommie Sue Facio BOTTOM RIGHT: Princess Agnes Kevane I89 SWEETHEART PRINCESSES AND QUEEN RIGHT: Sweetheart Queen: Sandy Zap- ien, BELOW: Senior princess: Nicki Go- mez BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior princess: Susie Kuntz: Sophomore prin- cess: Roberta Perez, Freshman prin- cess: Diane Flores. F ,Z,' i . Pnoivl PRINCESSES AND QUEEN The prom was at the Del Webb Townehouse this year. Satur- day, April l4, was the big night. The sound was supplied by The Music Formula. LEFT: Queen, Cindy Johnston: BELOW3 Diane Otter: BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Schmidt, Susie Rivera, and Bette Duarte. am? QM, K A ma, 5 Rose Marie Adams Butterball December 1971 Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Treasurer 4, Band Letter 3,4 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Girls' League 3,4, Pep Club 2,3 . , , College and? John Baker Toklat, Johnny B Give me a hit, Rob- bie. The football games on Friday night ... Key Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Teen involvement 3,4, Chess Club 2,3 ... Join the service-Navy. Eva Beaulieu Mona ... Biology, Sophomore year with Veronica Harris 5th period French Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2 ...Get a job. ' Jennie Bielawski Banow The Prom, Senior year with the group and L.B. Volleyball 1, Pep Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 2,3, Homecoming Head 4 Col- lege and get married. Mary Louise Broderick B.B. Lony Meeting my boyfriend in Art class and having fun with all my friends in school. Listening to all the girls talk about other girls or their boyfriends ... Go to col- lege and get married. Carol Marie Burch October 29,1971 fHomecomingj Freshman cheer, Volleyball 1, Pep Club 2, Pom pon 2,3, co-captain 4, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Lettergirls 4, Junior class secretary, Varsity volleyball 3 . . . College and CMF. Maria Buruel Mary September 15,1972. Trip to Cali- fornia and sophomore year Spanish Club 3,4, F.H.A. 4, Transfer from East High ... Going to A.S.U. and get all the edu- cation l can. Stell Bustoz Stella-Bella Saturday night in California with Betty, Nicky, Anita, and especially Agnes ... Girls' Council 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 2,3, Sargeant-at-arms 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Anytown Representive for S.M. 3, J.V. volleyball 3, Knight newspaper staff 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4 ... Go to A.S.U. become a freak and ride my ten-speed. Deborah Campos Debbie Freshmen year F.H.A. 2, An- nual 3, Pep Club 1,2, Powderpuff football 4 . . . Goto college. Richard M. Chavez Doc ... basketball 1,2,4, football 2, Spanish club 4 . .. College. Frank A. Colantro Big Daddy Feb. 19, Dec. 27, Nov. 1, and Mrs. Andrews Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2, Track 1, Big Brother 4, Lettermen 3,4 Going to college and getting mar- ried. Vickie Rene Collins Freshmen year in the bathroom at lunch and Linda, Mary, Candy, Marsha, and Dar- lene . . , Housewife. Daniel Joseph Cordova Corruptor Doing things in our hotel room with the guys, on the Spanish Club trip . . . Lettermens Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4, J.V. football 3, Varsity foot- ball 4, J.V. basketball 3, Varsity basketball 4, Key Club 2,3,4, Key Club senior advisor 4, Big Brother 4 Go to college and be- come a lawyer, Steven Anthony Custer Little Cus ... Spanish club trip to Disney- land ... football 1, Varsity 2,3,4, basketball 1, baseball 1, varsity 2,3,4, All conference 2nd team baseball soph. year. All confer- ence lst team baseball 3, Most valuable player 2, Most outstanding pitcher 3, Let- termen's club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Key club 4, Big Brothers 4, Homeroom Rep. 3, Student Body President 4, Citizen of the Month ... Goto college and study dentistry. l also hope to play professional baseball. Robert Daniel Dominguez Danny, Friday and Saturday nights Spanish Club 3,4, Big Brother 4 Go to college and become a dentist. Betty Jo Duarte Betty, B.M., Bubba Jr Powderpuff foot- ball vs Freshmen, Annette Salazar and her dad, and Saturday in California with Leroy, Anita, Stella and Nicki Homeroom re- presentive 2,3, Powderpuff football 3,4, Powderpuff basketball 3,4, F.H.A. 3, Spanish Club 3, Homecoming Head 3,4, Girls' League 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Executive Board member 4, Student Body Corresponding Secretary 4, Girls' State Delegate College and medicine. Melinda Estrella Mindy Coming to S.M. F.H.A. 3, Powderpuff football 4 ... Go to college and work. Joan Evans Evans Band trips and the Tucson play-offs for basketball- M26 you forgot chicken at Shakey's Pizza Parlor Band 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Band Representive 4, Track 2, Track medal 2, Secretary of band 2, Band Letter Award 2, Girls' League 3,4, Girls' League Vice President 4, Pep Club 1,2, Music certificate 2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Powderpuff basket- ball 2 Go to college, major in sociology and join Peace Corps. Tommie Sue Facio Tommie ... Making Varsity cheer and whole senior year F.H.A. 1,2, J.V. cheer 2,3, Varsity cheer 4, Pep Club 1.3, Homecoming Princess 4, Powderpuff football 3,4 I plan to go to college and become a detec- tive in the police department. Christopher Michael Fahrendorf Stubbs Homecoming 1971 Fresh- man football 1, Varsity football 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1, Baseball 1, Varsity baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen Club 2,3,4, Senate 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Homeroom Representa- tive 1, Junior class vice-president 3 Go to college. Anita Favela Ant ... Frosh year and Spanish Club trip to California ... Spanish Club 3,4, Girls' Coun- cil 4, Powderpuff football 3,4, Pep Club 1, F.H.A.1 ... Goto college. Cindy Field Hick ... Game at Tucson, the Tucson pizza parlor, the chicken, 16 people in one hotel room, and Nicki ... Pep Club 1, Girls' track 2, Girls' League 3,4, Girls' basketball 3 Goto college. Elizabeth Fierro Eli, Gumbo Mashing and Passion Pep Club 1, F.H.A. ... Eating my way across the country with the girls, eat, drink and live it up. Victoria Ann Fitzgerald Vickie, Jimmi ... Having Father Joel for a principal. My Sweet Lord and An- thony Homecoming Head 4, Quill 81 Scroll .. . Get married. Patricia Cecilia Flores Malibu and Patty Just being here at Saint Mary's, going to the game and Big Sister, Little Sister tea ,. , Going to Phoenix College and study to be a Registered Nurse, then on to A.S.U. Joseph H. Forner Bush ... Big Brave Brother ... Travel for a few years and then settle down. David J. Fredlake Al Monday ... Senior Basketball Season ... National Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Outstanding Junior boy of U of A, Track 45 the grossest pie-eater of the junior class Play basketball in a small out of state college. Connie Gamez Eggie Switching schools all my four years of High School Graduating from St. Mary's ... Goto college and further my education in business and graduate. Adolpho Garcia Bobo . ,. Learn totalk a little English. Lily Garza Midget or Bun or J The last night in California ... Spanish Club 3 ... Go to college and become a mother. Catherine Ann Georges George, Jinx, Grandma, Stumbles .. 192 i Powderpuff football, slide in the mud with Susan Valle. Summers of '71 and '72. Going to Disneyland with the Spanish Club and pillow fights in Dody's room ..a. Chocolate captain 2. Pep Club 1. Homecoming com- mittee head 3.4. Girls' League 3.4. Girls' League Vice President 3, Powderpuff foot- ball 3,4. Powderpuff basketball 3.4. F.H.A. 3.4. Girls' State Delegate. T.R.A.G.Y.G. Dele- gate.Girls' Council 3.4. Student Body Vice- President4 . .. Study nursing and History. David V. Gomez Spanish Club Trip. and Shakey's in Tuc- son ... Spanish Club 3.4 . . . College. Nicolette Gomez Nicki ... Spanish club trip with friends ... Freshmen class secretary. Pep Club F.H.A. Spanish Club 3.4. Pom pon 3. Senior Class Sweetheart . . . Get a good job. Gorton Gonzalez Golden ... Goto Mexico next year. Alexandra Maria Gonzales Sandy Spanish Club trip to Disneyland in May of 72 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2. Spanish Club 3. Powderpuff foot- ball 3.4. Chorus 4. Girls' League 3.4 continue school and become a social work- er. go into ROTC at A.S.U. Cecilia Guerra CC I plan to go to P.C. and then get a job. Beth Halagan Mary First 3 months of sophomore year Transfer from Gerard. F.H.A. Travel abroad. Margaret Hanson Muggs ... Freshman year with Joe. bugging Dirty Harry Jerry. Senior year and Mashing Passion Freshman volleyball, J.V. Volley- ball 2.3. Pom pon 2.3. F.H.A.. Sophomore Sweetheart. Homecoming attendant. Pep Club 1.2 Travel the U.S. with the girls and eventually get married. Veronica Anne Harris Cookie lrene's boy in the blue shirt. after school and summer vacations. dis- secting frogs with E.B. Pep Club 1.2, Newspaper 1.2.3 Annual 3. Photo Editor Newspaper 4. Quill 81 Scroll 3.4. Teen Gaz- zette Correspondent 3.4. Girls' Council 3. 4 To be happy. enjoy life and get mar- ried. Lilia Harvey Lili Freshman and Junior year with Martha Mungarro ... Pep Club. French Club 1. F.H.A. 2.3.4 Girls' League 3.4, Chorus 4. .. Goto P.C. and become a R.N. Catherine Marie Hegarty Cathy or Caffy Bugging Dirty Harry Jerry senior year. l'll gladly pay you Tues- day for a hamburger today. Putting on all these gullible people at St. Mary's Girls' Council 2.3. Go to A.S.U. My '73 Pinto l'm going to win and a long vacation. Mark Henneman Hazzard Flagstaff. December '71 Freshman Football 1, J.V. Baseball 1. Var- sity Baseball 2.3.4. Varsity Football 4. Homeroom Rep. 4 ..a. Attend college and play ball. Lucia Ines Hernandez Lucy Trip to Disneyland with Spanish club Pep Club 1. F.H.A. 2. Spanish Club 3.4 . . . Goto P.C. and A.S.U. Leo Paul Herrera Getting busted at the Glendale game with Brent Mitchell Uunior yearj. Far out Fri- day nights with Debbie Flanigan, and Cool George Koenigs Band 1.2 Travel as far as I can. then maybe go into the service or get married. Pamela Hiller Dick, Jungle Bunny Volleyball 1.3.4. Powderpuff 3.4, F.H.A. 2.3. Pep Club 1.2. Homecoming Head 4 Febuary 19 and Nov. 1. 1972 ... Getting married. and being a dental assistant. Andy Hinojos King Ping .. CFatsoJ Sophomore year after games. Trip to Flagstaff this summer Freshman football 1. J.V. football 2. Varsity Football 3.4. Baseball 1.2. Varsity 3.4. Let- terman 3.4. Key Club 4 ... P.C. 2 years then N.A.U. and become a teacher. Jim Johnson Jo-Jo Band's overnight trip to L.A. in '72 Key Club 2.3. Secretary 4. National Honor Society 3.4, Band 1.2.3. President 4. Basketball 1.2.3. Track 3.4, Teen Counselor 3. Chess Club 1.2.3. Big Brother 4 ... Study medicine and become a radiologist. Cynthia Ann Johnston Cindy Spanish Club trip Junior year and Richard Freshman volleyball. Spanish Club secretary 4 Go to A.S.U. and become a Home Ec. Teacher. Jonna Keck Jonna Kay '71-'72 basketball season with Mary 84 Lisa Pep Club, Freshman volleyball: Girls' League. Sec. 33 Pres. 4. National Honor Society 3.4, Girls' Track 2. Basketball statician 3.4. Newspaper 1.2 Become a civil engineer and work for the government. Agnes Kathryn Keva ne Leroy Saturday night in California with Betty. Cathy. Nicki, Anita and especially Stella Frosh cheer 1, F.H.A. 1, Pep Club vice-president 2. Varsity cheer 2.3. Capt. 4. Spanish Club 3. National Honors Society 3.4. NEDT Award 2. Outstanding Junior Girl U of A 3, Medallion of Merit 3, Havard Club 193 of Phoenix Award 3, Home Room Rep. 4. Homecoming Princess 4 Go to college study business and textiles. Margaret Kilcullen Bee Father Joel's booming laughter bouncing off the walls in the hall Pep Club 1. Girls' Track 2. Girls' League 3.4. Scholastic Art Award 1. National Honor Society 3.4. Track Medal 2 Go to medi- cal school and become a veterinarian. Irene Kramer The boy in the blue shirt. Junior year home- coming and Flagstaff bus trip ... Pep Club 1.2. Newspaper 2, Annual 3.4. Quill 81 Scroll 4. National Honor Society 4. Editor of Year- book 4. Basketball Powderpuff 3 .. . Travel and get married. Peter Eugene Labadie Mr. Ladue. When he shot his fire extin- guisher at us. and when he wore two dif- ferent colored socks to school Fresh- men baseball 1. J.M. Baseball 2. Varsity Baseball 3. Varsity Football 2.3.4. Chess Club 3.4, Spanish Club 3.4. Vice-Pres. 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Letterman's Club 2.3.4. Senior Class Treasurer ... I plan to attend college and then dental school. Linda Leyvas Chickie May 1. 1971. Us doubling with Sylvia. Hector and Tina ... F.H.A. 2,3 Secre- tary 4. Girls' League 3.4. Spanish Club 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Girls' Council 4 Attend A.S.U. major in business. minor in social work. John Lisko Senior basketball season .. . Basketball 2.3.4 . .. Play hockey. Jesus Lizarraga Leon Knowing Father Juan l'Il go to Mexico City and study Architecture. Enrique Lohr Enrique Trip to San Diego and Pres- cott . .. Learn English just a bit. Christine Lopez Tina or Chris Rael birthday party, July 17. 1971 F.H.A. 2.3.4. Spanish Club 3. National Honor Society 3.4, Girls' League 3, 4, Steno I Award. Pep Club 1.2 Attend college to major in business administration. Jose Lopez Dody Being on the bottom of a pile up on the football field and getting pinched ... Freshman Homeroom Rep.. Sophomore class Pres. Letterman 2.3.4. Student Body Treasurer 3. Football second team all state. Baseball lst team all conference. Spanish Club 3.4. Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2.3.4. football 1.2.3.4 ... Attend college. play base- ball, get a good job and get very. very rich. Joan Marie McBride Mac , Joanie . Madam Joan Fresh- man basketball bus, Strawberry Hill Gang , Encanto, being squirted in the eye with hand lotion. Edith Ann dissecting a frog with Cathy 84 Andy, Nov. 5, 1971 F.H.A. 2,3, Girls' Council 3,4 Powderpuff football 3,4, Pep Club 1,2 College and an apart- ment. Timothy McBride Tim ... Chess Club 1,2,3,4 Chess Club Vice- Pres. 3, Chess Club, Secretary 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4 ..a. Professional football orthodonist. Jennifer McCarty Jenny, Jen, fBenJ Running around madly on deadline days, one long night with 10 girls and 1,000 water balloons and Satur- day night Parnassus 2, Newspaper 2,3, 4, Copy Editor 3, Cartoonist 3, Editor-in- chief 4, Cartoonist 8i Photographer 4, Quill 8t Scroll 3,4, Spanish Club 3, N.H.S. 4, Modern dance 2,3 ... To go to college, ma- jor in journalism or archeology. Travel and see the world. Susan Kathleen McShane Cleo and Mike Numerous visits to Father Lester's office, J.S.R., ROJR, Markees Deer and Cathy Hegarty ... Freshman class Vice-president, Anytown Delegate 1, Girls' Council 2,3, Mayors Youth Advisory Board 3, F.H.A. 2, National Conference of Chris- tians and Jews 2, Inter High School Brother- hood Council 2,3, Varsity Volleyball 4 73' Vega, N.A.U., Party Hardy. Alex Malanche Joan Erin Mallamo ' Jo-EN . .. Humanities, 4th period ... Home- room Representative 2,3, Homecoming Co-chairman 3, Chairman 4, Girls' Council 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill 81 Scroll 3, Treasurer 4, Anytown Dele- gate 3, Yearbook 3, Co-editor4 . . . College. Robert Marquez Robbie St. Mary's girls, and getting in trouble for ditching. The bathroom Frosh J.V. Football, Spanish Club 3, Key Club . , . Joining the Air Force and becoming a commercial pilot. Robert Matta Matta! Riding the bus home and caus- ing all kinds of trouble Want to go to school in Mexico City or go to A.S.U. then become a restaurant owner. Elizabeth Ann Martinez Liz When my favorite friends were in Biology and the names are Norma, Sandy, Susan, Robert, Ricky, and Tom. And being with Rodney at break and lunch ... Going to college and become a legal secretary. Michael Martinez CLUTCH, Peanuts Spanish Club trip to Disneyland in '71. Senior year after the football games. Swimming on the Spanish Club trip at 12:30 a.m. with Leroy and Cathy Going to basketball games and Sweetheart dance, Senior year Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Senator 3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Big Brothers 4 Goto A.S.U. become a major in His- tory. HAVE FUN!!! Not get married for awhile. Norma Sue Martinez Norma Sue 5th period biology sopho- more year, Spanish Club trip 72 g listening to Mr. Goebel during Powderpuff basketball practice Frosh cheer, J.V. cheer, Junior Class Treasurer, Varsity cheer, Spanish Club 3,4 Lettergirls 3,4, Varsity softball 2,3, 4, Varsity volleyball 3, Anytown Delegate, Senior Class Vice-president, Powderpuff football 3,4, Powderpuff basketball 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4 Continue school and go into fashion designing or fashion merchandising. Adolph Medina Ade Spanish Club trip, and getting locked out of room and almost being caught past curfew by Father Juan Freshmen football, J.V. 3, Varsity 4, Baseball 1,2,3, Varsity baseball 4. Spanish Club 3,4 Hope to become a teacher or counselor. Mary Christine Mendoza Chris ... Sophomore year ... F.H.S., Span- ish Club 4, Pep Club College and what- ever comes along. Richard Miller Rabbit ... Flagstaff football games 71 8t 72, Strawberry Hill Gang, Homecoming Fresh- man year, Good old Billy Farrell Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Homeroom Representative 4, Letterman 3,4 . .. Go to college and play baseball. Susan Molina Busie July 14, 1971, and the Spanish Club trip with N.M., S., C., A.M., D.C., N.G., 8i R.R Spanish Club 3,4, F.H.A., Pep Club ... School and marriage. Joyce Anne Morningstar Turtle Father Cletus-friendly turtle, Mr. Farrell second period civics class, Mr. Herman-sense of humor F.H.A. 4 i94 Airline Stewardness, Department store manager. In a couple of years go back to school for lab technician. Matthew Edward M ers Michele Marie Orzel Rose , Duck ... Strawberry Hill Gang , J.P.M. Soph. typing, The Lakes Pep Club 1,2, F.H.A. 2,3 Nurse or truck driver. Dianne Louise Otter Louise sixth hr. P.E. senior year F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 1,2, Homeroom Rep. 3, Homecoming Head 3,4, Powderpuff foot- ball 4 . . . Aeronautical engineer. Rachel Pacheco The time the 3 of us ditched ... Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 2, Modern Dance 3, Pom pon 3, Capt. 4 . . . Checking Hawaii out. Robert Pacheco Rochec, Gordo Under Ramada fresh- man year fights Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettermen, Homeroom 2, President 3 Law enforce- ment. Amy J. Patterson Honkie Amos April 23, 1971 81 Rodeo Day soph. year ... Pep Club 1, Soft- ball 2,3,4, volleyball 1, Lettergirls Club 4, Powderpuff football 3,4, J.A. 1, Powderpuff basketball 3,4 ... Become an artist and get rich. George Patton Bleed J.V. football football 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Spanish Club 3,4 College, medical school. Kathryn Peterson Kathyf Evelyn Strawberry Hill Gang, High fences, bus from Brophy freshman year Pep Club 1,2, F.H.A. 2,3, Powder- puff football 3,4 .. . Fulfill life to the best of my ability. Carol Pieper Peeper, Annie, Pipper Strawberry Hill Gang, Encanto, Lake Pleasant F.H.A. Club 3, Pep club 1,2 ... Goto college major in botnay. Susan Gaylord Porter . Sophomore religion homework, collecting biological specimens Freshman volley- ball Girl's track team 2, newspaper 2, an- nual staff tPhotographyJ 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Quill 84 Scroll 4, Frisbeeing 3 . . . A.S.H. and a doctorate in psychology. Gloria Quiroz Cheerios ERNEST CORONADO-soph- omore St junior year lf you know what I mean! Freshman representative, F.H.A. Soccer 2,3, Homecoming co-head 3, Pep Club 1 .. . eating my way across the country with the girls''-marriage-living in Colo- rado-raising Arabian Horses 81 Eli. Sylvia Rael Bear Little Rael Right time on a Strawberry Hill with Cathy F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Glee Club 1 Girls Pow- derpuff basketball 3, football 4, Prom deco- rator 3, Homecoming committee head 4 ... Go to A.S.U. and be a social worker or special education. Susan Theresa Rivera Susie Freshmen Sweetheart Dance, P.E. 6th hour Flag Girl 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Powderpuff football 3,4, Spanish Club 4, F.H.A. 3,4, Basketball 3,4 Nurse Recep- tionist, Cosmetology, Art Make-up. Rodney Robles Frosh football Football 1, Spanish Club 3,4 . . . College and archietecture. Michael Roddy Mike Track 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Dope Stop 3. Chess Club 1.2. Chess President 3,4. Tony Rodriguez Football games and dance Baseball 1, 2 . . . Goto college and work. Ricky Rodriguez Ricky Shaft The Spanish club trip to Disneyland Football 1,2, Varsity foot- ball 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Varsity 4, Letterman Club 3,4, Senator 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, President 4, President of Spanish Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4 Go to college and be- comea draftsman. Joseph Rohr Joe Getting a third place out of three in the mile Track 2,3,4, Lettermen 3,4, Dope Stop 3, Key Club 2,3,4, Chess Club 2, 3,4, Junior Achievement 4, NEDT Award, Arizona Math Award Making the most out oflife. Paul Tommy Ruiz Buzz Glendale basketball game '72 Key Club 3,4, Senate 3,4, Sophomore Class Treasurerg Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4 Attend college and play basketball. Mike Sample The Colonel basketball 1,2,3,4 College Dawn Marie Schmidt First period clothing, Stella, Dianne and Betty's jokes. Hilda's going away party, and Agnes, the fun times we had together Quill 84 Scroll 4, Pep Club 1,2, Annual Copy Editor 4, French Club 1, Homecoming Com- mittee head 4, National Honor Society 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,4 ... Goto college, study Biology and then travel. Matt Smith Varsity football 2,3,4, 1st team all division offense and defense, 1st team All State center ... College Matt Sullivan Boats Catching lizards at lunch Homeroom representative 3, second place art award 3 ... School Michael Alan Stanford The Freak Ladue's black and brown shoes Football 1,2 Go to A.S.U. and bea bum. Carelen Tabola Meeting NEW friends and keeping the old Homeroom representative 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Junior Class Sweetheart, Pom pon 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Homecom- ing Princess, DAR Recipient CCollegeJ and if that falls through MAYBE become an airline stewardess. Michael Torrez J.V. football 1,2, Key Club . . . Navy. Susan Carol Trujillo Cheerios, Sue S.M. football games 6th period biology class ... J.V. volleyball 3 ... M.T.C. workingg or whatever comes up. Susan E. Valle Susie .., The day Kathy Georges and I fell in the mud while playing powderpuff foot- ball Powderpuff football 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4 . . . To be successful in life. Candace Van Wormer Candy Bus rides to and from school, Home football games-junior year Pep Club ... Cosmotogist. Cynthia Vasquez CCindyJ Shorty, China, Buffy Being called Kil- ler Vasquez in school because l gave Joan McBride a black eye playing powderpuff football, l thought we were playing tackle. tHaving Biology with the whole gang, Norma Martinez, Sandy Zapien, Amy Petter- son, Liz Martinez, Mindy Estrella, Susie Valle. Boy, we really did cheat on those test. Being caught throwing spit wads in assem- bly by Father Cletus French 1,2, Flag Corps, 3, Powderpuff football 3,4, Choco- late Captain, Pep Club 1 .. College and pos- sibly become a R.N. Frank Robert Villela 19th Avenue Mountians ... Spanish Club 3, 4, Annual 3 . . . Construction Engineer. George Edward Vyles Baseball player. 195 Melinda Warnecke Linda, Squeaky My secret love affairs Pep. Club College, A.S.U. Zoology Degree Veterinarian. Sandy Zapien Zappo' Lettergirls trip junior year, going places with Jimmy 84 George. Van Buren street with Rita Freshman class treasurer, 'sophomore class, Vice-president, J.V. cheerleader 2, Student Body Recording Secretary 3, Senior Class secretary, Home- coming Head, Softball 2,3,4, Pom pon 4, Lettergirls 3,4, Pep Club 1, Powderpuff football 3,4, Powderpuff basketball 3,4 Become a counselor so I can worry about other people's problems instead of my own. Sr. Anaclete-p. 117,120,129 Sr. Ann Patrice-p. 117,122 Mrs. Georgia Andrews-p. 117,119 Miss Barbara Bell-p. 64,65,121,127,128 Mr. Condrado Bilducia-123 Miss Martha Bracamonte-128 Fr. Blaise-p. 119,128 Fr. Cletus-p. 117,120 Mrs. Hazel Cossel-p. 117,122 Mrs. Midge Cotter-p. 123 Sr. Dorothy-p. 117,122 Miss Mary Agnes Echenique-p. 118,125,128 Miss Rachel Echevarria-p. 118,69 Mrs. Gloria Elias-p.123 Mr.William Farrell-p.66,117,12O,144,152 Mrs. Pamela G. Ferguson-p. 117,118,128 Fr. Forrest-p. 117,118 Mrs.JoanneGiltner-p. 113,117,122 Mr. Paul Goebel-p. 117,119,146 Mr. Ronald Gray-p.117,12O,142,153 Mr. W.L. Hermann-p. 117,119 Mr. Lloyd Henderson-p. 123 Fr.Juan-p. 121 Mrs. Phyllis Kilcullen-p.123 Mr. George Koenigs-p.102,117,121,125 Mr. Patrick Lavin-p.117,118,132,133 Miss F.M. Lippert-p. 117,122,128 Sr. Mary Magaret-p. 117,118 Sr. Mary Louise-p. 117 Miss Sarah Maxwell-p. 25,117,119 Fr. Lester Mitchell-p. 29,66,67,115,117,124,129 Mr. Jeffrey Morse-p.117,120,72 Fr. Nevin-Not Pictured Mr. T.J. Phelan-p. 117,121 Mr. Horace Pieri-p. 123,146 Mr. Jose Rodriguez-p.117,119 Sr. Rose Ann-p.121 Mrs. Dale Sand-p.102,111,117,123 Mr. James Sanford-p. 117,119,132 Miss Mary Ann Schmidt-p.117,12O Miss Marie Smith-p.117,12O Mr. Sean Welch-p. 64,7O,117,119 Abril, Laura 20,21,111 Abril, Norma 9 Adams, Karen 21,72 Adams, Rose 48,65,70,72 Aguillar, Velma 21 Allen, Timothy9 Allen, Urshula 8,9 Albright, Terry 21,152,158 Aragon, Thomas 142 Aros, Veronica 9 Aros, Virginia 9 Arroyo, Pearl 2,21,72 Arvizu, Abraham 21,27, 142 Arvizu, Raymond 21,152 Arvizu, Teresa 35,165 Avenetti, Naomi 35,37,39,78,82,96,107, 111,179,165 Avila, Andrew 21 Ayala, Debbie 35,37,41,44,7O,76,165 Ayala, Sandra 35,41,70,108,114 Bagnoli, Mark 9 Bagnoli, Stephen 21,22 Baker, John 48,66 Balderas, Diane 21 Balderrama, Estella 21,65 Ballero, Leon 9 Ballero, Lisa 35,65 Barabe, Jean 21 Barbusca, Paul 22 Bateluna, Donald Bautista, Patricia 9 Bautista, Roy 22,87 Bautista, Venacio 9 Beachem, Constance 22,65 Beachem, Lincoln 35,110,113,152,160 Beaulieu, Eva 48,66 Becka, Rorie 35,67,173 Bellamy, Marion 22,25,146,150,186 Benitez, Cindy 9 Berry, Matjouda 9 Betancourt, Annette 9 Bielawski, Jenny 49,87,176 Blanco, Patty 9 Bootz, Stanley 35,173 Bovee, Janice 27,35,36,39,41,71,74,81 Bovee, Marshall 22,31,142,185 Bracamonte, Virginia 20,22,30,98,172, 165 Bradley, Dale 9,153,159 Broderick, Mary 4 Brown, Linda 9 Brown, Richard 35,66,72 Bryant, Jacqueline 34,35,38,65 Burch, Carol 49,69,76,77, 179,186 Burch, Mary 21,22,28 Buruel, Maria 49 Bustamonte, Rosemarie 35 Bustoz, Christina 22,25 Bustoz, Stella 49,65,7O,91 Bycroft, Margaret 36 Calabrese, Joanne 36,164,165 Calabrese, Steven 9 Calpito, Linda 22,39,78 Campbell, John 22,72 Campbell, Michael 9,22,72 Campos, Alice 36,74 Campos, Debbie 49 Casey, Patricia 22,30,165 Castaneda, Joyce 35,71 Castaneda, Mark 9 Castillo, Rita 34,37,37,42,44,65,76,178 Cavanaugh, Kevin 36,76,109 Chacon, David 8,10,144,159 Chagolla, Julio 10 Chavez, Cathy 10 Chavez, Mary 23 Chavez, Cathy Lynn 10 Chavez, Jaime 23 Chavez, Kathleen 10,78 Chavez, Richard 46,49, 147 Cherpak, Kathleen 36,65 Cisneros, Obdilia 36,65,111,114 Clark, Kitty 23 Clarke, Crystal 23 Clegg, James Mike 10,23 Colantro, Donald 23,142,152 Colantro, Victor 1O,144,153,159 Conchos, Sylvia 49,87 Contreras, Cindy 36,69,72 Contreras, David 36 Contreras, James 29,142 Contreras, Rebecca 10,15 Cook, Elizabeth 23 Cordova, Daniel 50,66,132,135,154,155 Correa, Robert 10 Correa, Steve 9,10,144,159 Coyle, Kevin 10,53 Craig, Catherine 10 Craig, Michael 50,94 Craig, Theresa 23,65 Crawford, Daryl 23 Crawford, Derek 23 Cunningham, James 11 Cunningham, Sean 11,144,177 Custer, Steven 64,66,81,90, 129,132, 135, 182,141,17O,5O,154,155,185 Davis, Anthony 132,135,137,50,160,161 DeAlva, David 11,144,153 Dean, Robert 11 DeSantiago, Simon 50 Dominguez, Robert 50,66,67,8O Dominguez, Rose 36,79,82 Dominguez, Ruby 11 Douthat, Amy 23,65 Doren, Judy 36,65 Doyle, Thomas 37,71 Duran, Tom 37,38,142 Duarte, Betty 5O,64,86,91,128,191 Easter, Debbie 11,15,78,164 Elias, Thomas 23,142,158 Encinas, Theresa 23 Escalante, Mary 37,69,72 Escoto, Laura 11,14 Estrella, Melinda 50 Evans, Joan 50,65,89,70,72,91 Facio, Frank 11,14,67,87,95,153 Facio, Margaret 23,27,30,74 Facio, Tommie Sue74,75,91,168,169, 170,51,189 Faherty, James 11 Fahrendorf, Chris 51,70,132,134,136, 141,179,154,155 Farinas, Rudy 11,153 Favela, Anita 51,65 Favela, Regina 11,87,78,97,162 Fensler, Mark 23 Field, Cynthia 51 Fierro, Elizabeth 51,95 Fimbres, Rachel 37,43,79,90 Fimbres, Estella 23,98 Fimbrez, Benjamin 37,67,160,161 Fisher, Richard 11,153 Fitzgerald, Victoria 51 Flanigan, Debi 24 Flanigan, Ted 8,11,144,159 196 Flanigan, Timothy 34,37,67, 132 Flores, Diane 11,175,190 Flores, Patricia 51 Folz, Terry 1l,99,173,177 Forner, Anthony 24 Forner, Joseph 51,66,168 Forner, Leticia 24,28,72 Fredlake, David 67,70,87,107,168,169, 170,51,75,147,150,148,149,146,151, 150,160 Fredlake, Mary 34,37,65,69,72 Galindo, Louis 37,66,98,103 Gamez, Connie 52,79 Gamez, Greg 11,144,153 Gantt, Elvin 36,37,69,72,158 Garcia, Adolfo 52 Garcia, Gloria 37,39,78,100,111,164,69 Garcia, Patricia 24 Garcia, Kilo 37 Garza, Laura 11 Georges, Catherine 52,64,65,87,91,107, 185 Georges, Joseph 24,72,177 Georges, Paula 37,65,76,96,111 Georges, Timothy 11,72 Gilsdorf, Mary 11,164 Gilsdorf, Raynold 38,142 Giltner, Mary 38,45,142 Glynn, Brenda 38,95 Godinez, Geraldine 38,65,79 Godoy, Gene 38,142 Gomez, David 52 Gomez, Raphael 20,24 Gomez, James 24,30 Gomez, Nicolette 52,175,190 Gomez, Rosanne 22,24 Gomez, Ruth 38 Gondek, David 24,72 Gonzalez, Gaston 52 Gonzalez, Mark 24,158 Gonzales, Sandra 52 Goodard, Anna 11 Gortarez, Antonio 49,80,132,134 Grambley, Bruce 36,38,67,94,115,178 Grenko, Frank 11,159 Griffin, Patrick 38,142 Gulick, Paul 11 Guerra, Cecilia 52,87 Guevara, Richard Gutierrez, Francisco 24,176 Gutierrez, Joseph Halagan, Mary 53 Hammack, Timothy 11 Haney, Patrick 11,144,153 Hannappel, Debborrah 12 Hannappel, Theresa 24 Hanson, Margaret 53,86,94,95,168, 169, 170,189 Harris, Veronica 53,114 Hart, Alcee 812,144,153 Harvey, Lilla 53,65 Hawking, Peter 38,106,132,160,161 Hegarty, Catherine 53,95 Hegarty, Mark 24,142 Henneman, Mark 48,53,94,109,129,132 134,169,17O,154,155 Hennessey, Dennis 12,144 Hernandez, Dodi 12,98,164 Hernandez, Jose 38 Hernandez, Lucia 53 Herrera, Alex 39 Herrera, Anna Maria 12,72 Herrera, Leo 53 Labadie, Mike 12 Hiller, Pamela 53,65,69,107,111,164 Hinojos. Andrew 54,66,8O,132,135,175. 154,155 Hinojos, Irene 39,79 Hinojos, lrma 12 Hinojosa, Diana 12,15,102 Hinojosa, Christine 38,39.79,100 House, Mary Ann 24 Houston, Darlene 24,26 Huguez, Abel 12 Ingalliria, Gabrielle 9,12,164,176 Jarzabek, John 39,41 Johnson, James 34,66,70,72,80,187, 160 Johnson, Kerry 24,132,158 Johnson, Ray 12,144 Johnson, Robert 12 Johnston, Cynthia 54,191 Juarez, Andrea 39,69,72 Juarez, Michael 12,72 Kaplan, George 24,25,142 Keck, Frederick 20,24,160,16l Keck, Jonna 54,64,70,187 Kelly, John 25 Kennedy, Terrence 39,4O,43,154 Kerwin, Joseph 25,132,158 Kevane, Agnes 48,70,74,75,91,99,133, 184,168,169,170,176,185,184 Kevane, Cecilia 25,76 Kevane, Lucy 39,41,42,45,74,111 Kilcullen, Margaret 54,65,7O Kilcullen, Mary Ann 39,65 Kilcullen, Moncia 25 Kirn, Mark 39 Kirn, Susan 25 Klettlinger, Jerry 144,159 Klettlinger, John 12,25,132,158 Klinger, Michele 39,69,72 Klinger, Sandra 25,30,72 Knobbe, David 25,158 Knobbe, Timothy 39,132, 178,154 Kolasinski, Janet 25 Kolasinski, Joyce 12 Kramer, Lory 34,35,39,65,173 Kramer, Irene 54,70,96,114 Krigbaum, Ann 25,164 Kuntz, Susan 34,40,65,70,107,115,175. 190 Labadie, Peter 48,54,70,8O,132,133,179, 186 Leal, Marie 25 Lenaburg, Eric 8,12,159 Leon, Arnold 25,142,160 Leon, Vincent 12 Leyvas, Norma 55,65,7O Leyva, Robert 54 Lindmark, John 12 Lindmark, Patrick 40,42,67,132,144 Lindsey, Deanna 40,70,79 Lindsey, Gary 26,158 Linsenmeyer, Tiana 12 Lisko, John 55,146,147,156 Lister, Vicky 26 Lizarraga, Jesus 55 Loher, Janet 12,164,165 Lohr, Enrique 55 Lopez, Christine 55,65,7O Lopez, Richard 13 Lopez, Brenda 26 Lopez, Jose 48,55,94,132,134,139.141, 178,154,155,185,186 Lopez, Richard 40,98,16O Lopez, Teresa 2O,26,94,165 Lopez, Patricia 40,65 Lukavics, James 26,160 Lunsford, Michael 4O,46,15l,150 David 26 McBride, Miranda, David 27,142,179,158 Miranda, Don 13,96,144,158 Mitchell, Brent 47 Mitchell, John 13 Mitchell, David 13,144,153 Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell. Faith 20,27,65 Stanley 13,144 Robert 13,144 McBride, Michael 13 McBride, Timothy 55 McBride, Gayle 13,164 McBride, Joan 55,65,99 McCarty, Jennifer 55,70,96,115 McCauley, Francis McCurdy, Elizabeth 13 McCurdy, Peter 26 McGant, Andre 13,98,144,146, 158 McHenry, Michael 40,106,132 McLoughlin, Edward 13 McShane, Frank 26,142,158 McShane, Susan 56,106,164 Macias, Robert 40 Mahon, Michael 13,159 Malanche, Alex 56 Maldonado, Arthur 26,142,179 Mallamo, Francesca 21,26,28 Mallamo, Joan 56,65,7O Malone, Francine 26 Mannhard, Louis 40,115 Marconi, Peter 40,110 Marconi, Bill 26,142 Moase, Kimberly 14,164 Molina, Anna Marie 8,14 Molina, Susan 57 Montano, Debra 28,72 Montano, Christine 41,69,72 Monteilh, Diane 27,65,109 Mooney, John 28,152 Mooney, Mark 41,44,66,67,146, 187 Moreno, Mike 14 Moreno, Martin Morningstar, Joyce 56 Morton, David 56,94,100,132,135,175 Morton, Mary 14,15,73,164,177 Mros, Tina 28 Murphy, Edward 14,144 Murray, Dennis 41,177 Murray, Maureen 28 Myers, Matthew 57 Negrete, Michael 28,142 Nevarez, Joseph 28,142,158 Newman, Bradley 28,67,132 Marquez, Marshall, Robert 56,96 Anna Marie 41,43,65,72, Martinez, Ann 41,71 Martinez, Christine 26 Martinez, Ronald 26,142 Martinez, Elizabeth 56,179 Martinez, Mark 160 Martinez, James 13,144 Martinez, Michael 56 Martinez, Jesus 13 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez Frank 134159 Luis 41,152,160 Mark 13 Martin 13,160 Michael A. 26,30 Michael B. 26,30,142,152 Michael E. 26,80,132,173,175 Norma 48 56 69 74 75 97 168, 169,170,189,185,165 Martinez, Patrick 26,31,46,148,15O Martinez, Thomas 41,66,173,178 Marvin, Suzanne 27 Matesic, Lisa 41,65 Matta, Robert 56 Mattingly, Marc Mattingly Rosemary 13 Maturani, Tina 26,27,30,72 Mazon, Sonja 35,37,39,41,64,65,78,86, 103,129,164,69,185 Medina, Adolph 56,67,132,134,154,155 Mejia, Laura 27,65 Mendivil, Joseph 41,66,67 Mendivil, Kathryn 27,30,65 Mendoza, Betty 27 Mendoza, Mary 157 Mendoza, Virginia 13 Mesquita, Yolanda 37,41 Meyers, Margaret 27 Myers, Matt 57 Miller, Dolores 27 Miller, Thomas 13,132,158 Miller, Richard 48,57,67,113,132,135, 154,155 Miller, John Miller, Michael 197 Newsome, Mitchell 28 Nuanez, David 28,67,142,158 Nuanez, Monica 34,4O,41,74,111,179, 165 Nunez, Debbie 28 O'Kane, James 14 Ortega, Alfred 42 Orzel, Michele 99,157 Othon, Sand ra 28,178,165 Otter, Dianne 57,86,100,178,191 Otter, Karen 14 Pacheco, Doreen 14 Pacheco, Robert 58,132,134,154,155 Pacheco, Evelyn 42,114 Pacheco, Georgina 42 Pacheco, Rachel 58,76,77,107,128 Palandri, Vince 28,90 Palmer, Paula 14 Palumbo, Dominic 34,36,72,67,82,85, 107,132,172,16O Palumbo, Feclicia 22,29,65,165 Parra, Richard 14 Patterson, Amy 58,69,165 Patton, Mark 69,72 Patton, William 50 Paul, Joanne 14 Paul, Stephen 52 Pecha, Joseph 14,159 Peragine,-Josephine 14 Perez, Elizabeth 14 Perez, Laura 14 Perez, Roberta 29,175,190 Peterson, Deborah 14 Peterson, Kathryn 58,94,97 Phillips, Debbie 29 Phillips, Pamela 14 Pieper, Carol 58,113 Pieper, Marla 42,110 Pinson, Anthony 42 Placencia, Ernestina 42 Placencia, Gloria 29 Porter, Leslie 42,71 Porter, Susan 58,83,114 Powers, Guy 25,29,142 Prindiville, Gail 14 Pritchett, Roaslee 34,42,71 Quintanares, Jim 15,144 Quintanares, Judy 15,16.95 Quiroz, Gloria 58,95,115 Quiroz, Veronica 15,98,114 Quiver, Manuel Rael, Sylvia 58,65,83,91,94 Ramirez, Annette 42 Ramirez, Veronica 15 Ramirez, Dale 15,72 Ramos, Peter Redondo, Danny 30 Reeths, Annette 29,76 Reeths, Dawn 42,45,76,172,176 Reed, Frank 15,16,113,153 Reeths, Guy 15,144 Reichenberger, Donald 22,29,72,142 Reichenberger, Edward 59 Reichenberger, Michael 39,43 Renteria, Irene 15 Reyes, John 29,142 Reyes, Patricia 36,41,43,44,76,108,178 Rimbey, Norman 15,159 Rios, George 29,72 Ritz, Jeanne 29 Ritz, Joseph 29 Ritz, Patrick 43 Rivas, Randy 43,152 Rivera, Carlos 15,175,159 Rivera, Susan 59,100,191 Robles, Isabel 15 Robles, Rodney 59,179 Roddy, Michael 59,66,80,160,161 Rodriguez, Annette 29,106,162,176,165 Rodriguez, Richard 42,59,66,67,95,104, 132,135,154,155,185,186 Rodriguez, Ronnie 43,66,67.132,141 Rodriguez, Antonio 59 Rodriguez, Blanca 26,29,65,94,109,178, 164,165 Rodriguez, Mary Ann 29 Rodriguez, Joanne 5,43,65,76,142 Rohr, Joseph 59,66,16O Rohr, Lois 15 Rohr, Martha 29,69,72 Rohr, Mary 43,65,72 Rojas, Richard Romero, Donald 29 Romero, Belinda 59 Romo, Manuel 43,66,158 Romo, Samuel 15,144,153 Rosas, Adolph 43,45,114 Rubalcava, Andrew 43,66,67,103,132, 154 Rubalcava, Ronald 44,132 Ruiz, Oscar 15,144,159 Ruiz, Paul 59,66,67,146,147,149,151. 168,179,186 Ruskin, Daniel 15,159 Salazar, Annette 20,28,30,94,164,165 Salter, Ronald 27,30 Sample, Michael 60,146,147 Sanchez, Cynthia 30 Saldana, Mary Anne 30,65 Santa Cruz, Martin 15,159 Schmidt, Dawn Marie 60,70, 191, Schmidt, Sheree 30 Scott, Edmund 40,43,69,72 Sells, Darnell 15,144,153 Servin, Reyes 15,72 Sevilla, Lewis 3O,132,136,159 Sevilla, Margaret 15 Shepard, Sabrina 30 Sheridan, John 60,87 Sidabras, Dorothy 30,164,165 Skelly, Chris 20,30,142,158 Smith, Matthew 60,94,132,135, 187 Soto, Margie 44 Spear, Donna 35,44 Spear, Richard 30 Spisak, Catherine 12,15,16,99 Stanford, Michael 60 Stanley, Nancy 35,44,106,110,176 Stanley, Rick 16 Sullivan, Daniel 44,103 Sullivan, Matthew 60 Sweeney, Tim 30,142 Szajter, Leila 44,71 Tabola, Becky 8,16 Tabola, Carlene 48,6O,7O,76,77,168,169, 170,189,186,187 Tabola, James 15,16,97,144 Tackman, Charles 30 Tager, Patricia 16 Tarazon, Freddie 16 Tarazon, Henry 44,158 Tarazon, Joey 44 Taylor, Rick 44 Tersoriero, Patty 31 Thompson, Reed 16,144,153,176,178 Tipton, Jeffery 20,132,158 Torrez, Eddie 16,144 Torrez, Michael 60 Torrez, Raul 44 Tovar, Pamela 35,44,65,71,76,179 Tovar, Paula 8,16,78,164 Trevino, John 45,66 Trombley, Lenore 3,164,165 Trombley, Camille 16,164 Trotter, Eddie 45,146,148 Trujillo, Ralph 45,64,66,67,102,132 Trujillo, Susan 60 Tucker, Robert 61 Uribe, Katrina 16,187 Valadez, Victor 31,72,158 Valencia, Tony 16,144 Valenzuela, David 61 Valenzuela, Grace 16 Valle, Susan 61,104 Vance, Vernon 8,16,144,153 Van Pul, Godelieve 45 Van Wormer, Candace 61 Van Wormer, Carma 45,65 Van Wormer, Cindy 8,16,99,177 Vasquez, Cynthia 61,91 Vega, Juanita 31 Velasquez, Hilda 31 Vicente, David 45 Villela, Frank 61 Villela, Margarita 31 Vyles, George 61,67,87,168,169,17O Warnecke, Melinda 9,17,61,128 Weaver, James 16,153 Welch, Peter 44,45,142 Whitaker, Alan 8,16,144,153,154 Williams, Duryea 16,153 Williams,Jim 31 Williams, Morris 25,31,132,139,141,152, 154 Williams, Richard 16,159 Wintering, Geralyn 16 198 Wirth Alan 43,45,100,154 Wirth, Nadine 16,102 Wirth, Rosemarie 16 Wirth, Timothy 31.72 Work, Sandra 45,69,72,79 Yabo, Barbara 23,31 Zales, Danny 11,16 Zapien, Cynthia 45,65,69,71 79 185 165 Zapien, Sandra 48,61,76,173175179 165 165,190 Ziede, Theresa 31 VWthout a breeze...leaves would have no life V Without a sun...flovvers would never grow U , VWthout the trees...birds would have no home jf , I Msv. 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Closed Mondays Scottsdale' Arizona 948-7460 7' -' 'I Congratulations Best of Luck Class of 73 A St B Automotive Service 1706 E. Indian School Road Where Quality Comes First Telephone 265-2442 Open Noon to 9 P.M. Mon. - Fri. AZTECA Bridal and Formals 924 E. Washington Phoenix, Arizona AL 3-2171 KEN SAKATO'S Flowers Fruzts Vegetables Weddzngs Funerals Corsages Phone 276 3252 apanese Flower Gardens 32nd St. 8: Baseline Road A J 202 Owner Bob Schmidt Q l David 81 Jovita Garcia ll . Chavelo's Mexican Kitchen 2 Locations 35th Ave. 81 Camelback 35th Ave. 81 Northern Phone 939-1251 Phone 934-5471 I- ' '- -1 -I Congratulations Graduates Compliments of 1 SCHUOL W l'1I'tl'1 ey 84 IVI LI rp I1 y L 'on' Funeral Homes 1 Ed Murphy Serving Arfkona Schools ove50years PHONE 267-1311 L. - - ...-. F' ' A u , ,, Z 57 FROM YOUR U.S ARMY REPRESENTATIVE Your FUTURE awaits a DECISION - - ..,,,, 521 No Central Avenue Today's Army wants to join you 5322525 Arizona i In 1 l -I pg- 203 CZHCC LATE exe QQLEQXUN The Sophomores Congratulate Class of '73. Best Wishes for good fortune in your world. at your Favorite Food Store I s h e st ! J Foremost Foods Company 1904 West Glendale Avenue Phone 943-3441 4 The Freshman wish the best of luck to the class of 73' The entire Senite of the 1972-73 school year would like to thank the faculty and students for their cooperation and patience. PATRONS Miss Sara Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. George Koenigs Mrs. Joanne Giltner Miss Schmidt Mss Barbara Marie Bell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Phelan Congratulations Class of 73' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mallamo Mr. and Mrs. Brad Andrews Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sand Mrs. Hazel Cossell Best Wishes Class of 73' Mr. Sean Welch Mr. and Mrs. William Hermann Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woodhouse Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cotter Miss Agnes Echenique Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elias Miss Rachel M. Echeverria Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pieri Sisters of the Precious Blood Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kilcullen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Morse 205 CCJNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 43,4 ,Q Ng, Dig VQJAX-EU wi AAS QJJJLWM VZ? S EJ? W li www QQ is Qzamzde St Wiaeqe Dddfdadd r V Q QLJL 5o MJv2 lvl LM Cl! ' fc Y J CX ,N ,JU K x, ab R S0 M MM JLLM mu my JM M Q few ,,gg,wLQJ, KEMML l I x E LQ! H wwuxqdtmioxlg GSL MQ 3 r . MLMQQ QUYLQL JKLLUKA Omni QJXFILMLQQULQI gg:-QQJ CMYGMQLCM L CM, AQVQQMQMEQDQJCLQL- QWGQL3 V Y V Xxcgwm, umm xciQwyQi wx M1315 qmw MMG, .fl 1 JK 1 cyxvyi iii v UL HX . Axlgl ky UR? , Q -.fb ua ' 060 WN 0 XA Ovjgxxlwjxgv , QQ WSW HXGNQA QQ X wxvm bv xox Q QEUO'i55Qi'vQ!! CN X-QNLV X Q, X fx TWENTY TRITE MESSAGES FUR TIRED AUTCGRAPHERS CAutograph one belowb .X ,. Q 2535 W t wif fjw 5? c I ' I Nl K v X , .rfy n I, .Q OJ it J AW CII v Hope to get to know you better next year. lt's beena lot of fun. H Stay sweet as always. Glad I got to know you better this year. I don't know you too well, but.. . Hope to see you a lot this summer. .Toacutekid... lcan't think of anything to say. Remember the time. .. Roses are red, violets are blue... St. Mary's won't be the same without you. Hope you had a nice year. l Didn't we have fun ina4'T5'5C, b Don't do anything I wouldn't do. Have a nice summer. Too bad about your grade. Hi! Be good! l'll remember you always. Adios! Q5 Mffofei ?fM3?MQ YK O! ff 'SS-J X gf JB X N W ,E X, bfi. GMM XWD? W Ui V W is W PW M Miifiww W CMM WW WM ffl? W MW WL mf MW W X ' TX X 1 I l f-Nl .-,I - 1 W. x-', 1, '. 'Z A W t' 'N ' Rn Z W - s A qv 4 x m KX 1 M 'LJ 3 f x. 1 V 4 if' X x if 5 jjj Ap 1176 X f 3 , N , XJK I uf Q4 r YNY . . K , x xi 'U V' ,Y x ,A , V3 ., N. WJ Q0 X9 fx ff X31 J fi JC! 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