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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

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Mwjyx rg' 'J CON TEN T9 The Track 10ampus Oandids: pages 6 fo 731 The Paddock I Teams and Clubs: Pages 74 fo 951 The Form 7 10Iasses,' Pages 12810 1471 The Race 19porfs,' Pages 12810 1471 The Handicappers Mdminisfrafion, Faculfy, 4 Honors: Pages 148 fo 1711 34 21 ill 1112? - Y . E332 M 7, M. sg A ,pf wi- W , THE TRACK CAMPUS CANDIDS .fra , A . Z g bf P fy' 4? 'V , , 1. 4 . ff' , X V M: , .f' A A W: . I r '.. Q I 5- , I , Q, ' Q 1 . Ag ' is . is Ly 5 1 gyrus I , z?'?,, v 3 5, - , 2 124 ' , ' Q ' mf' I g i ,Wi d wg, A in V. A , ,V.L ,I aw- , 7 i .Msn .w Q.. xmf 2. ELK' 33 yOLl1 M. , Rb, mx ilu i '32 1 ,g 7 1 fs Xi 1. LA. .1 A x xr. :,..M:x:. . . A 1 A X' X . . if - . ,f 'Y Lmgk 'L mga K 'ka E awk '- K K .N . AQ ' 5 f i , - A .vs .Sxxfx - ' ' k Q -A 1 I sf six, . .?.gfJ.,,Sfu, 3-sy. Kwik Qin ' - gl , wif Q 4: ,ia .Q Kfig-ff ,+r' Q 'M , I ,-jx . ' , Q . 4, . . H . .,-it KB.. xx x If X , L. l-ga '-xxlvf-5 .N i 4 , XXX 2 x5 A 1 Q -af . . 1 F w - Y hem. ,. - . -- .2 Q after multiple sacks! ks. Baia '16 . 65,1 ' . 5. K ' Q1 ix - 7 . if-'K ,r K ,. A4891 5 1. Wow, do you really mean it? fMichelle Carrilloj 2. Fall Madness! 3. Can't wait till they install a hydrant. QVince Hernandez, Steve Quihuisl 4. Bite size marshmallow and then some! fFred Garnesl 5. Chiropractic Photography. CChristine Saldatej 6. Bangs and Beads. fKim Nelson, Donna Chapmanj 7. Kick-out and-swig time. lBernadette Trujillo, Michelle Hernandezb 8. The Witches of En- dor. fDavid Morris, Melvin Fields, John Bowenj 9. A reluctant volunteer. Pf1 V Qtfyflipif '23, 'Um-4' '1 ' , in 8 X fi --1 - ' I A N 4 ' 3 N x ' 1 ,B T' 'TY' I can kickg you can't fBrian Zanzucchi, Patricia F imbres, Danny Echevestei 1. S. M. version of Ms. Pac-Man. QLisa Lopez, Tammy Hixon, Tina Montoyai 2. ShouIdn't we be in a huddle too? 3. Slave Auction. 4. lt's only a snap shot, Karen! QKaren Richmondj 5. Is this Fort Huachuca? 6. It's not easy to stand on one foot like this for five minutes. QVince Her- nandez, Nick Longo, Kevin Barrigaj 7. Harper's Bizarre fBarbara Martinez, Rose Bracamontej 8. When it comes to lunch, I do the 40 in 4.4. CDavid Ramirezj 9. It takes total concentration to do this! QSonja Rodriguezj 10. All right, Who used the Blackflag? fLisa Haley 11 2 cm LQ 2 ' I-I Q 12 ., N,,4 , ,,,,,, ,,w..,,,,,,,,,u,mWw- f 'mi 'Q 'J' . Mfr- M, ' -.wyyqi f Akqqyt ' i' l You want to be noticed? You've got to dress righti' QPauline Favela, David Morris, Steve Quihuisj . .Q X.. WQ:'7 'm ff 1. Phelps-Dodge is looking for steam- shovel operators. lLetycia Castro, Mar- tha Castro, Sonya Castrol 2. Face it, that is the back of your head in that pic- ture. iMark Llllery, Samuel Mendozal 3. From werewolf to human in one swallow. fPaul Ruizj 4. Friday afternoon construction workers. Narsity Cheerlinej 5. Mr. Cool coasts to class. fChris Bufordj 6. High Society iKaren Richmond, Todd Johnsonl 7. Yves and Pierre - eat your hearts. 8. Cup and straw trio. fDiane Ruiz, Yvonne Allaire, Lisa Hudsonl 9.We tried making laughing gas. fSabrina Scieszkal 10. When the body is disabled the mind sw- ings into action. lLionel Quihuisj 1 1. Klete line. Warsity Footballl 13 x. A ., , , :yr K ' can drive you fVictor Altamiranoj up the wall. 1. Talk is cheap unless it's long distance. 1Angela Youngj 2. lf there were only one twinkie left in the world, l'd gladly share it with you. fTricia Fimbresl 3. Bag and bag- gage department. 4. Sidewalk circus. 5. The night the terrorist showed up on the 50 yard line. 6. Waiting to volley. 7. If heads were notes - what a melody this would be. 8.The melody goes on. l see no evil, l speak no evil, but l sure hear evil! 1Kim Nelsonj - --- ,- K . nfs 1 ' its - fig, 1. That was Mr. Z. wejust dropped . the water bomb on. 1Mike Patti, Jeff Smithj 2. Whispering sweet nothings. QSonia Ortero, Delia Ortegal 3. Congratulations, its a boy! 4. Where's the rest of the team? fPat Ronanj 5. Okay, you guys are free on bond. fYearbook staffj 6. A hopping we will go. CLinda Carillo, Latricia Garciaj 7. Oh golly gee l'm so embar- rassed. CTerry Arambulaj 8. Pigeon Targets, fDominic Dominguez, Oscar Bracamontel 9. lt's Party Time! 10. The result of my advanced ballet class. fJim Musselmanl 17 ... ...J A POCKET FULL OF POSIES ANYWAY? 1.Someone please ask us to homecom ing! 2. Strange time to be playing blind man's bluff fSonja Rodriguez, Sonny Rodriguezj 3. l'm making Extra-Strenth Tylenol. CAnna Arroyoj 4. lt's better to have a headache. CChuck Harrawayj 5. Time to raise the roof. CMaryAnn ' DeLeonQ 6. Who's past and Who's future? 7. Fresh out of plastic surgery - is it an improvement? fDanny Chagollaj 8. Who looks more like a clown? QJackie Rodriguez, Judy Villaverdej 9. lf at first you don't suc- ceed . . . CEd Cowing, Mike Diaz, David Thomasj 10 .... Try again blockhead! QEd Cowing, Mike Diaz, David Thomasb nic-. 5 ff . H2 tl 1 ,,,.,.,.f N,,,,,,, , wa p Natl Q' 1 1. Free wheeling on campus. fKaz Bilinski, Robert Davis, Steve Bellesj 2. It's easy to do this when you don't have any brains. lRussel Jordanj 3. Gel, paste, and polish. fGabrieI Doak, Judy McCoy, Lisa Lopezj 4. One cat that was too cool for its own good. 5. Everyone comes to see me work-out. fScott Simmonsj 6. The wonders of a home perm. fRoy Nunezj 7. This is our casual, over the shoulder look. fTerry Vital, Connie Traslavina, Lisa Villai 8. What do you do when the boys have prac tice? fLisa A. Lopezj 9. Follow the leader. 10. The first thing you do with a new book is open the cover. lLisa Hudsoni .Vx .ff AX if i ' 1 f jf 7 'Uv I l ,, ...fr,. W 1 ,Wi I N is X .Q v lr .sr A 2 . t 1 Q a A 3 - -6 5 That Brondo was full of . . . candy! , .lil ' 1. lt's hard to grow and leave all the toys behind. fEddie Perezj 2. Nobody's idea of a good time. fDean Pieri, Jim Essert, Tom Hudsonj 3. lt's tough when you're not taking electives. lThe Arambulasj 4. Why can't you be good like him. 5. Various types of Loco -motion. lEd Cowing, Chris Llribej 6. A toast with sno-conesl? Qlxlorma Valdez, Sonya Castrol 7. Spirit-Stick holders wind it up again. 8. You dance good but you're a lousy dresser! CBarbara Martinez, Lisa Halej 9. A pencil and a photographic: memory is all l need to make it through the day. fBobby Esparzal Y 1 ' x Zh - A' K, KW Yrfrr Y Y .I ..- if wx! ws, '-X .- W7- - 1 .... ls that too hard to understand? CYvonne Allaire, Frank Zanzucchil 2. More fun than an autopsy! 3. Guess which one the Miss America judges would pick? QKitty Rivero, Irene Gar- ciaj 4. How do you figure that? CRuben Trujillo, Chris Bufordj 5. Two hamburgers - without the tomatoes please. 6-8-9. This is called The Snapshot Shiftoramaf' 7. Now Igor, let me do the brain work. fDon Turner, Steve lbrahimj Y 'We- Hip' XX T 8 T MT' J' A I V is iyui' , , 1. This is the first Dear John Letter I've ever written. lStaci Riveroh 2. You'd think they'd get the plumbing fixed! 3. Near-sighted microbe hunter. fHenry Hernandezj 4.Giant wind-up toy - wind it up and it comes out ffl. 5. Time to whup the Bronco. CChris Bufordj 6. Real trash! QGary Johnson, Juan Doakj 7. This must be the only institution in Phoenix that doesn't have special han- dicap parking. fKaz Bilinski, Ruben Tru- jilloj 8. North High express. fSteve Belles, Rohber Brafford, Larry McGillJ 9. lt only hurts when l try to eat. fBridget Armstrongj 10. The great ter- mite invasion on pest control day. 11. Why do the boys say we ought to install turn signals? CRose Bracamonte, Carla Molina, Bernice and Barbara Martinez! S13 f Tl' I ' my M H u .n'J F1 :gs Who has more fun - the layer or the second layer? 1. I go through a lot to be beautiful. 2. The semi has met its match. 3. Yeah, well we coaches think you refs ruin the game! 4. Stretching for knowledge. QSally Bojor- quezj 5. How to make a popular float - throw candy. fixlorma Valdez, Ed Cowingj 6. Poster girls. fJennfer Mabry, Kim Adamsj 7. l decree that we win the game. 8. When in doubt- consult the clip board. 9. Feel the peach fuzz. fAnthony Hernandezi 10. No dress code can cover all contingencies. fMarie O'N1eal, Sally Robledoj 31 'F ,. :G an wt .gags , 'fiiziwkif ' T L 'QP That generous gift will buy one shoelace fKaz Bilinski, Brian Zanzucchij 9 1 S .LN v 4 an W fa... - .J 4 2 eee s s 1. Locked outg better than locked in. 2. The blob lost in space. 3. Hard to leave kindergarten. fPeter Oroscoj 4. Not your basic honeymoon transportation. 5. Didn't you shave this morning? iKitty Riveroj 6. Want to see my hangnail? QEarl Thomas, Sal ly Bojorquezj 7. Coiffure combo. fAngie Rolon, Jean Fagnani, Robert Valenzuelaj 8. Early twenties couple. fMike Flanigan, Em- met Gonzalezj 9. This autopsy reveals definite pathology. fChris Davis, Sabrina Scieska, Andrea Portuguali Q 2 Wk ef' f? x 'W' 442' 2 V Q M ' yin. unify' ..,, 2 I, , af f-fA:':: 'W' ,gf ' K my M , Y ' X I , , ' ' ' ' Y uv H3 ' . ' 1 I X 5 ' af L 'i ' ' , , Wig , 'fi V5.2 I. -Z H ,' V ,, ,- ' I R .1 f ' Z F' K 'KZ' ' ' f 5 mai 34 - 'U f'fi1i'J5xYL'5.'Liw- -,Q V, .,,.v Which way to Camelot? QRic:ky Rivezzo, Yvonne Allairej tw -.. 3' l .fl f 55: Q A h g I xg li 2 bb X A g vt' , . y i .M i . 5 1 N 1. Now I want you to serenade her. 2. The four of us can handle any math pro- blems with numbers less than 40. 3. Bye-bye Balloonathon. fMichael Laguna, Tricia Fimbresj 4. A view of football you don't see from the stands. 5. You've got to think big, or stay small. 6. That was my foot you just stepped on. fDanny Echeveste, Mr. Ahernl 7. ls it true that computers can do this better and faster? lLisa Lopezj 8. Let's see, the extra point plus 6 equals. . .Quan Doakl 9. Subtlety is the key to good make up. lSabina lniguezl 10. Knight street walkers. QTom Hudson, Steve lbrahimj 1 1. Paper container business. V 9 ffliifzfiir 1-.N --a -Q.. S . Q, The llll IO ...am Kids. P WEEE? l. The It club. Whatever it is! 2. Pardon me, do I know you?! lKaren Richmond, Todd Johnsonj 3. Scrambled code number. 4. Shady characters roam the corridors. QMary Esther Torres, Leticia Garciaj 5. Help fight inflation - don't buy a balloon. lJacque Rodriguezj G. Totem team. fCarIa Molina, Rosalinda Ruelas, Delia Ortegal 7. Horace, moonlighting for Eastern Onion, llrlorace Pierri, Eastern Onion singerj 8. General Hospital replaces old Saint Mary's. lJames Hughez, Tricia Fimbrezj 9. Now, who has the better gams?! fDan Olguin, Maureen Rochfordj 10. Half the world is under-nourished, and now l know why. lKevin Barriga, Nick Longoj 37 t 44 u 4...-r ei 1 About as awesome as a french poodle! Jij 9 1. id MWA U U QORQ Q 5 A ,V I A 'Tip' + f ' I 'sn A .iygi km ,Nab A J,,W fx .,, 'Y g 'ff' Vff 5 -4 A x W ffm Nr QQ! ,P 5 j ,f mf A 5 J, Q if E. A Q , 1 - m,,Si ,.X New , .gg A Ei , - L- X L , XLL' A x.. f .imigit 5 E 4 X 5,553 P v K ,am 1 A , x m Q F Q K: ..,.,.,-f' w W4 1. Put those in desks and no one will know the difference. 2. Getting comfortable at halftime. 3. Hoop-troop. 4. Two scholars and an onlooker. 5. You're the only girl in my life. 6. Am l the only girl in your life? fMark Gutierrez, Sonya Castrol 7. The best bubble gum in town. fSophie Pantoya, Denise Perezj 8. All l said was pies are not square - seniors are square, pies are round. CEddie Perezl 9. lf you can read my thoughts, l think l'll change my mind. fKel- ly Garcia, Laura Encinasl 10 .... And a child shall lead them. CMarty Otero, Bridget Lopezl 1 1. All of us guys here have connections. 43 ,.. ig , xx 1. ,- MW' ,ffm -. Y. M . -'Z MW -f lilly 1uph We all saved up our allowances for six months and chipped in to buy it. fltlorma Valdez, Sonia Otero, Sylvia Scott, Delia Ortegaj 1. One thing we can brag about at St. Mary's is the family-like spirit we have. fMarty Otero, Dianna Roblesj 2. A little lower and to the right. 3. Ten to one it's not Beethoven. fEd Cowingj 4. Welcome to the commune. 5. Laugh - l thought l'd die. fMonica Hernandez, Bridget Lopez, Jennifer Mabry, Sonia Oteroj 6. Nuclear Physicists - specializing in explosives. fDenise Perez, Sonia Castrol 7. Now let's see twenty-five pushups. fFred Games, Mark Tovar, Scott Routhl 8. Yeah, but Joe Namath wears them to keep warm. 9. Precision drill team posing as J.V. cheerleaders. 45 1. The day the ramada became a duck pond. fChuck LaBarbera, Dan Ryanj 2. Why do they say that St. Mary's students are a bunch of yo-yo's? fWendy Grayl 3. The demolition squad. fSonya Castro, Nor- ma Valdezj 4. Clap-and-stomp time. 5. Apathy, applause, amusement and absorp tion. 6. Cold-cluster. CConnie Traslavina, Monica Sanchezj 7. Now this is what I call a class. 8. There go the drums - in broad daylight. fChris Meyers, Kip Alexanderj 9. What kind of poem will this committee write? CMary Fimbres, Cathy Ruiz, Christina Brown, Susie Barber! 47 ...SQ wr 'W nm QW nf 1-6. The ancient Egyptians did it better. fSenior Classy 7. My hero has always been the dedicated scientist who works on a problem around the clock until he finds the solution. fPaul Hernandez, John Tif- fanyl 8. Pomfcheer conference. Uennifer Mabry, Kim Adamsj 9. Can anything in- teresting bein a thin flat box? Yes - pic- tures! fYvonne Allaire, Beckei Martinez, Angie Rolonj nib ,Q hr l'll sing and Esther will dance fEsther Avila, Marta Balderasj 1. More brass than polish. 2. Yes, and the head cheerleader also plays fullback! fDar- ren Chapmanj. 3. Now, the uniform doesn't look so bad, does it? lLisa Parris, Becki Pablos, Tina Chaconl. 4. Veterans Day! Uames Huguez, Kaz Bilinski, Tricia Fimbresj. 5. Killing for a quarter. 6. Waiting for the Rolls. fFrank Balanon, Gina Espinozal. 7. Oh, say can you see. . . 8. Just finished reading a book on table man- ners. lCandie Murilloj. 9. Do you really think the army will accept us? fGeorge Fimbres, Carlos Rodriguezj. 10.- Now what was the final score of that last game? 8 1 'K r Q EV VU? 0 , ,, :af 1 '5 5 TQ 'IF Q 15- NYY' H' EW S V' 52 Come, me, Jordan, Ray Saizj .M aww in 'T 'S 4 , K R M gn 'N , W'-ff 'J f ...N 1. Not so terrifying without helmets, pads and pants. CDan Olguinl 2. Asphalt and concrete pounders. 3. l need a date. What's your number? fRicky Saenzl 4. Pom pom glee dance over a trashed sign. 5. A mildly entertaining conversation. fRick Pacheco, Monica Ramirezj 6. Field day at the State Fair. fDenora Estrada, Yolanda Ortegal 7. One reason the assemblies don't start on time. 8. A half dozen freshman salaamees. 53 E ew 1 'X 'FV' 'S Q-fs., N2 ,v Cheryl and Brooke - watch out! CTonya Routh, Kathy Hixonj :..' '1 f 's ' 1. Hair styling, negative lOl, Phoenix Barber College. fLisa Lopez, Mike Garlandj 2. My, your hair has strong roots! lCharlie Medina, Remedy Ochoa, Priscilla Villaverdej 3. Initia- tion can take the curl out of wavy hair. lMaryAnn DeLeon, Chrisy Hughsj 4. More fun than going to see the dentist. fKari Botone, Tammy Bushmanj 5. You won't even recognize yourself when we're through with you. lAudrey Altimarano, Barbara Castenada, lsabelle Gutierrezj 6. I could do this with my eyes blindfolded. fKitty Rivero, Michael Torresj 7. A good time to be bald. lTina Montoya, Sabina lniquezj 8. Wow! Look at all those lice! 9. Vidal and Sasoon go to work on a customer . fRicky Rivezzo, Kathy Gustafon, Robert Valenzuelaj 55 T -wi' Prospective i is Q.. iw ll or Kareem Abdul-Jabar lr. 1. And 2. Give it up Frank! lt's gone! QFrank Zanzucchil 3. He does the experiment and I tell jokes for the spectators. fRichard Mackey, Gary Johnson, Chris Buford! 4. All American city - Phoenix ought to try to keep the sidewalks clean. 5. Impromptu roofing job. fAngela Youngj 6. Too much of a good thing. fMichael Martin! 7. A little dab of this and you'll be irresistible. CPauline Favela, Walter Gustafson! 8. Madame Currie's reputation is in no danger. fSylvia Scottj 9. I know my contact's here somewhere! CCarlos Rodriguez, Chris Tovarl 10. Looking for left handed answers to right handed ques- tions. fChris Hughes! 5 . 91. , + f gf? , ' Q .ji A Niqx- Q K l X w .k A fi QL? . 1 . . 2, u '57 a,,M,,. -...,, , '--4 -..,...w., .- xv v Q v .A', 441.4 414.1414 ' 2 IO .1 J ...f...J -E E 1. The long and the short of it. fDan Ryan, Martina Gastelumj 2. Five classes a day can really wear you out. fSusie Barber, Tina Mon- toya, Sophia Pantojaj 3. For someone born in 1967 the fifties are ancient history. CLisa Ruiz, Mary Esther Torresi 4. Why do guys from other schools insist the St. Mary's- girls are not cute? 5. Athletic egg-heads. 6. I don't know why Mr. Z. wants to see me. fCarlos Rodriguezj 7. Two feet, four feet, six feet. CPatsy Fierro, Brian Zanzucchil 8. If this is the future, let me off! fAndrea Portugalj 9. Hound Dog , and 'Blue Suede Shoes at lunch time. fDarren Chapman, Carlton Camp- bellj 10. This is my pose for GQ Magazine. C Michael Williamsonj 59 8 Q ! if wi ..L. -W W 72: 2 l 1'-x fix I ff .' f'-Q 7 1. Table-top clap-session. 2. Strand- ed by a malfunctioning time machine. fBridget Lopez, Sonia Otero, Jennifer Mabryj 3. Ever see leapfrogs run up-right? fSteve Bellesj 4. Some people will wear anything with a Paris label on it. fLisa Hudson, Tracey Finkj 5. Milking the low out- put heater. 6. Remembering the Fif- ties. 7. Getting all choked up. 1Dan Ryan, Martina Ciasteluml 8. Stripes, checks, and solids. 9. Simon says, Pull your ears out. CHans Laughner, Paul Hernandez, Chris Bishopb 10. Long before the first cut. fDarren Chapmanj 11. Demonstra- tion of how it was before the inven- tion of the wheel. 61 ,, l .1 .. ,nw N, ,,.,,,,,. ., 'J 'M-'-WM, , ,,,., M-fM'M r '!a WWW., ,fA. .mmf .WWW ,mmwmwwwrww WW ,ff,WW:-W-Y vffff ww- -V -V f Why basketball coaches get Gray. fMark Tovar, David Morris, Coach Gray 'ESM Y In ' E W-fag ?jE,,EmMF, . D R514 ,f W www , L JL mn llziigaa ll il it ' i f wat. Lg 4 . K KV . fl, 4 M -...g . ..,.w 3 1 i . ., M.. M. ..,, A .. . . in . 1. Physiological misfits. 2. The threads that kept the student body in stitches. fDarren Chapmanj 3. A stare case. 4. Don't shoot unless you're using silver bullets. Ulm Essertj 5. Quick, someone reinforce the floor! flhlick Longoj 6. How about a lift good looking? lKaz Bilinskil 7. Bimonthly conference on the color green. 8. My pop will be bigger then your pop. flslorma Valdez, Delia Ortegal 9. The line-up for free A's from the English teacher. 10. Now this right here is what you do not stick in Seniors' business. fJoe Ortiz, Daniel Hernandezl 1 1. Allow me to dry your nails. 63 ? ,W 'yqwwff W i S If , Q? JJ' 1. Two pair. 2. Pair of aces. fGina Espinoza, Mar- ta Balderasj 3. Pair of knaves. fEddie Perez, Michael Lagunal 4. Two of a kind. CJim Ken- nedy, Vince Hernandezl 5. Pair of deuces. QLisa Huguez, Sophie Pantojal 6. Four of a kind. 7. Pair of jacks. fFrank Gutierrez, Joe Weachterj 8. Three of a kind. fKari Botone, Sonia Otero, Bridget Lopezl 9. Three Queens. QLaura Encinas, Kelly Garcia, Patricia Perezj 10. RX and RN. iMaureen Rochford, Kelly Piercej 1 1. String tie and velvet. fMaryAnn DeLeon, Yolanda Ortegal 12. Full house. 13. Pair of gators! CAngela Page, Patsy Fierrol 65 I cl 'ii 1221 On the way to Monterey. t W, J ,i', g ,7V u-nf' 4'1 . me 3 , +3- 4 S' . li l . 1.67 9. V ' pjsiy l .. ff 1. The cross-campus waltz. CYvonne Allaire, Beckei Martienzl 2. Why do l need these two guys to guard my beautiful body? CCarlton Campbell, David Morris, Larry McGillJ 3. Which one wears a retainer? CYolanda On- tiveros, Cindy Carrilloj 4. First aid for cheering section. CCarol Villaverde, Horace Pierij 5. Anyone who has the price of a ticket can get into the game. 6. One way to keep your ears warm. UVlark Tovar, Tom Hudson, Alfredo Gutierrezj 7. At last a poster laid out with a ruler. flxlatalie Johnsonl 8. Pre-game meditation. 9. Flying to Aloha land right after the game? I SW Mwg- '- Sr A- i 11? -Q as H C. l it .YI We had a little trouble parking our LIFO. CRosalinda Ruelas, Norma Valdezy 2 Q, .l 2 W, i 1. Be seein' ya. fDeIia Ortegaj 2. Where there's no smoke the cigarettes must be candy. 3. Giovanni Vigliotto gave it to me Cand 103 othersj QCathy Ruiz, Gracie Delgadoj 4. Anybody got any decks to swab? CCandie Murrillo, Diana Ruizj 5. Students crack the whip for a change. 6. lt's a dog's life on the bottom - but fun on the top. 7. Don't do anything unless Simon says to. 8. Muscle-line. 9. Some things are just too revolting for words! QKaz Bilinskij 10. Somehow this sweater seems out of date. CSonja Rodriguez, Dean Pierij 11. Did the bus break down again. 'Qu AAAS!! fy-1.5 ,f QR, ,f N12 ' 4 Qipf Sf? 'WF' ,,, -W' li 5 mm .ff fi A 9 1. Cover Shot for Mad magazine - or National Lampoonl fKaz Bilinskil 2. Bob-Bop, ba-beee-bop. fChris Buford, Mary Fimbresl 3. Welcome to St. Mary's! 4. ls there such a thing as the Honor-Roll Table under the ramada? 5. Second-story mang off duty! fForrest Smithj 6. Cold knees or a bad case of the bends? fTina Montoyal7. Leg warmers - triumph of fashion design in 1982. CToni Braf- fordj 8. No Anorexics or Bulimics allowed. 9. Can anything penetrate this head? fTony Hernandezj 10. Officers in the Anti-Suspender Society of America. fKaz Bilinski, Dan Echeveste, Chris Bufordl 11. Brother-sister fashion consultant team. fJim Essert, Cindy Essertl 12. Like eating a tamale as is . . . fCarIa Molina, Norma Valdezj 13. See, l've grown an inch and a half since I came to St. Mary's. Uackie Rodriguez, Rod Medranol NN Wh.. V THE PADDOCK TEAMS AND CLUBS -any 1982 VA RSI TY - 1' W .ff ' ff, 1 1,555 fm F, ,f 3f'xE x 1 1. ' Bf 77 ' w b Q , , A 1 ' 3 Y .r f cs X ' J m x , v 1 '- ' 'Av t 7 l 5 EJ Q , , , Z s 4, J, ' ,, all 1 Y i I 'H q , V ' f iq 4 X W X 1 4 v A 43 a r ,px 31' I 0 4 CC 4 V391 M? FOUTBALL TEAM X c tl? N 1 s-- + ..K T A a R tw' J.. A f '27 - U, x Av 1 I I if -X X Wi, x ff L fl' EA , 15 ,t 3 I . w, QY' fa Q 8 'xxlll if X Q.. My s X va ' 4 'E M 25 5 -U I ' Q 15, , vii? L1 1 ,, V ' ig, K,,,, Vgviiy -1' 1 ff Q! A 7 . ' M : asf fm 4 a B . K' , . D an 55 ZS gn., ? 3S rm af'fJi 4 xvfwaz 9 ,, Q83 la , S - , Q. IQ 7333?-ig Qwgu 84,Q11fD3QjK 4 f' y First Roll: John Mussellman, Marty Otero, Earl Thomas, Gabe Velasquez, Scott Simmons, Chris Uribe. Second Row: Gilbert Flores, Craig Paz, Paul Echeveste, David Benites, Ken Zenauskas, Nick Reina, Chris Bachicha, Mark Morales, Edwin Suarez. Third Row: Gabe Valdez, Paul Ruiz, Frank Gonzales, Paul Hernandez, James Huguez, Dan Macias, Derek Zazueta, Jeff Zanauskas, Patrick Pirkl, Henry Sanchez, Mike Prebil, Kevin Endres, Mark Barriga. Fourth Row: Chris Bishop, Matthew Perez, Johnny Nolasco, Mike Trujillo, Brian Zanzucchi, Cruz Flores, Pete Sano, Arthur McKinn, Tim Salazar, Nathaniel Lee. A First Row: Coach Don Nunez, Manager Gary Etherington, Raymond Erran, Craig Hudson, Tim McDowell, Roy Nunez, Henry Hernandez, Michael Richmond, George Fimbres, Arman- do Figueroa, Assistant Coach Mike McCormack. Second Row: Ed Moll, Daniel Chagolla, Frank Lopez, Frank Guzman, Morris Delgado, Louis Lopez, Mark Garland, Pete Murillo, Damone Wilson, Carlos Rodriguez, Robert Morquecho, Guy Gurule, Walter Gustafson. 78 fd' Third Row: Mario Perez, Robert Leon, Steve Alday, Greg Lopez, Michael Laguna, Robert Esparza, Bill Ray, Bill Facio, Mark Gallegos, Drew Pieri, Maury Williamson, Ron Mayer, Manuel Cota, Gabe Doak. Fourth Row: Tim Ryan, Shawn Murphy, Tom Apodaca, Brent Byerly, Greg Pride, Mike Cortwright, Steve Quihuis, David Kaufman, David Wade, Vince Lopez. - 'Z-320-an 6 VW 4,Af?fg42,,7,f,,M COM gm f'f'g2ZLff,4f 64g ZQLHG-Q1-S' ' as java! M wwf? QM! ZEWMQOQWQMS3 55 M 45 Q iii C0065 Ahern M! 'ZK Z I ff Cffwiifffn' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM X,.. I N H .I , , -VLTL AT-T , -:iff-: 1,:,..11 1 . gay k:a4PfA1gmgQ::f2: : 11,,,,:,hNwuwf M 7 -- 'LLL H-' we --,' sisff mgi:iYaa.+fi f..'f. .fi Rf ,PX w ix j' 4.3 ,ip fi? 4.Qgsf::4 afeiffgif:S'g:gsggs7:g,q:: L5 -, ,, N52 W k r , f ' 5 .. ' QI. K i L R, :J I K XY k K L. :: i 'sr I he ,1 w 5 NX , H 1. ' 5 I , wr Y A I M A W' ' ' - A iw XX f fy x W v?S3fiQ Q WH ' A 3 5,-if I s ' 130 . X 1 I GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Es. my ,,.:v,,, Zim V M ZVV ' v f A , gg, ' , ' I ' I W 1 I IIIII ' 1 If A I ,i w . 1 6 .xi L bg' V famm A I CZ? Bottom Row: Rose Bracamonte, Dianna Robles, Carol Patsy Fierro, Penne Davis, Pauline Favela, Coach Eva Villaverde, Denise Farinas, Chrisy Prather, Beckei Martinez. Olivas. Top Row: Esther Avila, Christina Saldate, Tina Chacon, MA R .- old ...I U ind' 41:- y Q,NlARI,. Q97-l:ll'lffP.l evlf 5Rl'ff T3 2 fi Bottom Row: Debbie Encinas, Lisa Huguez, Candie Kim Adams, Lisa Ruiz, Kelly Pierce, Lisa Hudson, Tricia Murillo, Diana Ruiz, Toni Brafford. Top Row: Lisa Cortez, Fimbres, Coach Eva Olivas. F Q.Y3U1Rl'J, ,il its MARIKP '32 First Row: Tina Chacony Sgphie Pantoyay Lorraine Garcia, Sabrina Scieszka, Mallfeefl ROCl'lf0I'd, Debra Encinas. Third Angela Page, Susie Barber, Esther Avila, Kim Adams. Sec- ond Row: Chrisy Prather, Mary Fimbres, Deborah Cooper, Vnllaverde. lRow: Coach Eva Olivas, Alana Routh, Lisa Hughues, Carol Al All ll Pi All ,C sf, First Row: Denise Ramirez, Penne Davis, Tricia Fimbres, Toni Brafford. Third Row: Beverly Green, Teresa Kevane, Martina Gastelum, Roxanne Moraga. Second Row: Monica Teresa Kennedy, Jill Clancy, Helen Haas, Christina Sanchez, Lisa Ruiz, Tammy Bushman, Jeanne Wintering, Scieszka, Coach Lumb. 'ffllliw ,fm 5 WWW v 7wyLca1Lw,4Afy 2212 gif, JAM QA? QM W wwe ww iffow My dw Avgaszf 5qfn,o.fvc!2 gafwmmn Q, QQ Qufjyhf new www jwtf , , , .,,,.,5 , ii iii First Row: David Ramirez, Billy Kennedy, Ken Zenauskas, Oscar McCoy, Earl Third Row: Gilbert Castillo, Tony Ramirez, Derek Zazueta, Scott Routh, Brian Thomas, Sal Flores. Second Row: Mr. Zenzauskas, Mike Trujillo, Henry San- Zalnzucchi, Hans Laughner. chez, David Benites, Art McKinn, Paul Bruman, Marty Otero, Mr. Marcello. OA-bil. ,QQ First Row: Kerry Wilson, Kevin Matthews, Roy Nunez, Morris Delgado, Eric Gabriel Doak, Tom Apodaka, Michael Diaz, Coach Rideau Third Row: Gary Joels, Mike Delacruz. Second Row: Billy Ray, Danny Demarbiex, Drew Pieri, Garule, Robert Marquecho, David Kaufmen, Angel Grandos, Bill Phacio. 85 . www ff -'gf F4 X Lgyw' 5.QQ.lQ , M'-W. W ,, . 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Y 1, :M-iq 5 ' 13 1. 3 I1 Q BAM Q , Na Mmm Q if S'- .Q Hz:- ,- ,,,L Q X , U 5,5 , 2 , H L3 ,I fl TENNIS AM V' f ga f xi, 'Vi 1 W fi? .., VARSITY LE TTERMEN , f fw- 'N W5 .....- Si. ff '::::- . 5-Y- it , Q B lx .X at.. 4 -Sv 'Y 1 aj 5 f' ff' gi M an is Ax ggi ., -Q w gg - 11 3.9 NM Q-'iw VARSIT ER GIR L9 15 S in K, xx X , X . f'?fv si 4' Q- 1 9.- g d 'Sas Zz'-'T-- 1 SPANISH CLUB rillo, Yolanda Ontiveros, Elizabeth Alvarado, Tina Velasquez. Fourth Row: Bertha Medina, Cruz Flores, Anthony Hernandez, Rudy Martinez, Raul Chap- man, Tom Bartlett, Michael Williamson, Anthony Ruiz, Michael Torres, An' thony Munoz, Patrick Garcia, Manuel Cota, Lawrence Chavez, Annette Ruiz, Susan Robles. Dori Johnson, Maria Cisneros, Sonya Castro, Patrick Pirkl. Second Row: Russel Jordon, Bill Haas, Mark Gerster, Fred Gutierrez, Robert Hernandez, Ana Arroyo, Carl Gerster, Tracey Fink, Frank Gutierrez. YUUTH FUR LIFE ,Q 1 ,535 if 'J . . 5 A W 1. ,'f ' XV, oi ,V . - . . in .. 3 ' A 1' + if NHKNY, 1, 1 Q , v P , if: ST!! . , - L. .3 1 s Q . ,U ' - VA. . ' fi- - .A , fl N 1 1' - ,1 ,Qs f. -A x K 4 X: ,XS W KJ u ivwa. ,V , PTQSRIWQQ I f 2'5- 5 :ii x Lu. ., . . . xg ,fi's :Ql Y ' ' X. ,Wifi A ' K ' mi F.+ . A ' LLP .ity n Y . . . ,gi,,,1z. 5fl . A 'W J H bf. Q hifi? , ,::M ' f 3. - NY.- ig- M1 , f, ik, Q, J Vg ., ,L ff 45, 5' , 8' . + 'L NK' , . A. L .v,.. , ,. -W , v Q- , swing --jf -- X L15-gf, go.: - Wag fig., ' f R ue. ' ,- 1 Q ,. Al ' y x ,fi K A ' N1 ' 1 K' w if -, .' ' 3 f'?'m- ' ---, M ' -.' -A , 'bf A 'P-,f f A 5 f ' , P ,, 'nf ' we N' . ,M,,v,, , . , MY Maria Cisneros, Production Managerg Kelly Garcia, Class Editorg Mary Esther Torres, Faculty Editorg Lupe Laborin, Equipment Filerg Latricia Garcia, Preliminary Typistg Jim Smith, Sports Editorg Ricky Saenz, Layout. 95 g su wwxi ,ML J.--'L '5 5? F dh: THE FOR STUDENT BCDY A ? , T Ad A M FREQHMAN YEARLINGQ Abril, Cindy Altamirano, Viqior Alvarado, Elizabeth Addison, Stephanie 9, 'Q xt iii 4 A I J W 1 X . K, M 3 f hu 4'-ff Arambula, Carmen Armola, Marissa Armstrong, Bridget Ashley, Aaron Baca, Julie Baker, Chris r? lx' '-A. ii ,if Bradford, Jeff,-ey Bushman, Tammy Byerly, Brent Calderon, Katie Carbajal, Sandra C3l'l'ill0. Cindy N! 5 Cignergg, Laura Clancy, Jennifer Clancy, Jill Contreras, Ruben Cordova, David Cortwright, Michael Q, X '5 x Ya' - 'Qi 0 -Y .' X L 1 1 1 Q: J- Vi De La Cruz, Mike De La Vera, Carlos Delgado, Ronnie Demarbiex, Daniel Diaz, Mike Doak, Gabriel 98 Agurlar Lu Aguilar Sylvna Alday Steve Amador Fred Apodaca Tom Aragon Martin Pe Banks Harold Beattie Robroy Berry Steven Betancourt Stephanie Bogert John Bmqllez Davld Casteneda Barbara Castillo Manuel Castro Martha Chagolla Damel Chappel Mnchelle CIIGVCZ Lawrerwe Cota Manuel Damel Angel Davenport Davnd Davis Levester Davrs Michelle Davrs Penne Dora Duane Enclnas Lily Erran Raymond Esparza Bobby Essert Cindy Etherington Gary 99 f ' l ' l l gr X . 4 F , 1 I 1 'W x 1? 4 Facio, William Fagnani, Jean Figueroa. Armando Fimbres, George Fimbres, Tricia Flanigan, Linneue , xy Garcia, Patrick Garland, Mark Games, Fred Gastelo, Gina Gerster, Karl Gillallev Mary E 4 Gllrllle. Jesus Gustafson, Cathy Gustafson, Walter Gutierrez, Yolanda Glllman. Frank Hale. Lisa 1' i tn' X' V C Higuera, Roberta Hixonr Kathy Hudson, Craig Hughes, Christina lbarra, Henry llliqlleli Sabina 6' X X ,... K ' 0 Q.. 1 1 'W ' 1 A . Kramer, Kathy La Borin, Barney Lagadon, Jean Laguna, Miflhaei Lille. Robert I-SWS. Erika 100 Flores, Annette I U Gomez, Julie Harraway, Chuck Irwin, Marie Fritz, Michael Gallegos, Mark Garcia, Jesus Garcia, Irene Garcia, Ken Gonzales, Gabriel Gonzales, Louis Granados, Mike Gray, Wendy Gllfllle, Eddie Hernandez, Daniel Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Michelle Hernandez, Tom Hernandel, ViCky Joels, Eric Jordan, Rachel Justus, June Kaufman, David Kennedy, Theresa :Wi X' L 3.42, Elgin Leon Robert Llster Veronica Lopez Frank Lopez Louie Lopez Lupe Lopez Mike l 101 Ll Lopez, Steve Lgpgz, Vincent Losada, David Lucero, Ray Mall, Eddie Morquecho, Robert Muller, Stephanie MUll01r Anthony ffl' 72 Orozco, Peter Pablo, Janice Pablosr Beckl' Parris' Lisa Ramirez, Denise Ray, Bill Rlwdes, Dorothy Rilihmvnd, Mike u 0 A V . .. -M --1 ll 'L Y' x 1 X4- I V I F r 'nw 'tw' af' ' 1 , Sutton, James Thompson, Leon Torres, Carlos Torres. MiChael 102 Martinez, Barbara Martinez. Disa L . Murillo, Pete Murphy, Shawn .3 Perez, Annette Perelr Eddie Robledo, Sally Robles, Susan Q 7 A X Q' 0 -7 g ,Q 1 if .43 Tovar, Chris Trujillo, Bernadette MHYUICWS Kevin Mayer, Ron McDowell, Tim Medrano, Rod Mendez. Mike Mendivil' Angela fn' K X Nuanez Gem-grana Nuanez Olga Hung Roy Ochoa Remedy O Nell Mane Ontlveros Yolanda Perez Marlo Petchel, Roxanne Plen Drew Plmentel Marshall Pnde Gregory Qlllhllls Steve 1 Rodriguez Carlos Rodriguez Jackre Romo Allcla Routh Tonya Ryan Tim Sanchez Mark W f fit Trujillo Cehnda Udave Steve Valencia Jessie Vlllapando Susanna Vlllaverde Judy Wade David I I ' ' 0 v v , 1 1 1 1 ' , f Q me ' 1 I . n' I n 0 y . l v ,...,,,V X, ,ja '7T 1Y ' I Z . v . 1 A 1 l ' 1 ' ' 1 ,A va' X Q ' x r a ' 0 A R s ' H . - Q 'N ii I1 Ps -lA' ' .. Y . ' . , . . , . ' ' 103 Ward, Alicia Whitten, Terry Williamson, Maury ZX Williams, Steven Wilson, Damone Wilson, Kenny 4 Y is . li ' 1. She needs help sitting up after a party. fJilI Clancy, Stephanie Addisonl 2. Blackflag ought to take care of those fleas! fJackie Rodriguez, Teresa Kennedyi 3.They sound as good as they look. 4. Variety is the spice of life! 5. Just like when mother was a teenager. 6. Are those complete outfits? You didn't forget anything? fMichael Granados, Vincent Lopezl 7. After you guys finish our homework you can buy us lunch! 8. Which one of these guys has a broken jacket zipper? 9. l prefer mine on a plate with a knife and fork please! CMike Mendez, Lisa Lopez, Penne Davisj W I pm l i i QOPHOMORE - F U TURI TY B 1 Arambula, Lupe Arvizu, Ruben Bachicha, Chris Bi8h0P. Chl'iS Botone, Lourde Bojorquez, Sally Brafford, Rohber Bracamonte, Oscar ff' Chavez, Angela Cordova, John Cornwell, Ronnie CORGI- Lisa Cortez. Rudy A? :V 1' 'n 1711 1 f ' Escalante, Ana Marie Fink, Traci Flores, Maria French, Gail Galaviz, Jennifer . Kd, A 0 ef -f 6 S! fl X X ,. -N XX 0 1 AQ' -if ' 1 v I I X f A, r I' Green, Beverly Guy, Francisco Haas, Helen Hadley, Gary Harrison, Blake 106 Balanon, Patsy x ,F I Castro, Letycia Cruz, Bernadette Galvan, Margo L 1 I V50 Hasper, Kurt f My , W , . , f ,f - f A V S , ' fn 2 , - Barajas, Angie Barriga, Marc Bejarano, Brenda Belles, Steve Benites, David Beruman, Paul Carbajal Ampar0 Carnllo Linda Carnuo Mlchene Castillo Gilbert Chapman Donna Chapman, Paul Danlglg Tamala David Lisa Dehnel Phillip Dominguez Dominic Echeveste Paul Endres, Kevin on tis- A .5 Jfw, V Herrera, Martin Hernandez, Anthony Hernandez, Monica Higuera, Robert Hixon, Laurie Huguez, Lisa 2. v Q 1 , -Jr 1 f f 1 f l Gama, Mark Garcia. Latricia Garcia, Xiomara Garland, Misti Gastelum. Martina Gonzales, Frank 4 Q X 6 0 4 A 1 W0 '1 1 I , X I 1 ' L V , A 4 .. f I l I I A 107 1 YS-I Hurley, Amy Kevane, Teresa Langley, Andre Lara, Elizabeth Lauer, Jeff Laughner, Hans Mangosing, Michelle Marones, Michael Martinez, Chris Martinez, Rudy McCoy, Oscar McCreary, Tony A Ar- ' 1 A .- r , y . JW X, Musselman, John Nelson, Kimberley Nolasco. Johnny Nowakowski, Martin Ortiz, James Otero, Martin Reina, Nick Rivero, Staci Robles, Deanna Rodriguez, Ernie Roman, Cathy Routh, Scott W' 0 4- 'E' . .57 0 N X '5 Q -+f ' 0 - 4 4, XX X .. 4 Ng 1 I .4 , Sano, Pete Scieszka, Christina 108 if Silva, Ruben Simmons, Scott Smith. Forrest Smith. Jim Lewter, Pia Lopez, Alfonso Lopez, Lisa Lopez, Theresa Loredo, John M3Ci3S, LSOn8fd l ' , McKinn, Arthur Mendoza, Samuel Miller. JOE Moraga, Roxanne Morales, Mark Morquechm Danny Pagliuca, Morgan Paz, Craig Perez, Matthew p,-gem, Diana Rami,-el, Deanna Ramirez, Monica Rubalcava Martin Sanz Raymond Saldate, Christina Sanchez, Henry Sanchez, Monica Sandoval, Theresa S , 6 . 1 A . ' qfi f Q -- l 1 ' . as , l 6' 1 , W ft, S Suarez Edwin Sundust James Thomas, Earl Traslavina, Connie Trujillo, Mike Udave, Saul 109 ,W ,A l i X N Ullery, Mark Uribe, Chris Valencia, Nancy Velasquez, Vila, Alicia Villa, Jose FQ a 17,117 Zalueta, Derek Zenauskas, Ken Gabriel Vie? i E mf Ng 6 U 'ay '5- UV rx rs HURSE GALLOPING 9' T--1 l x Vital. Teresa Whitman, Russell ummm? P rw K K X Wil90ll. Kevin Wintering, Jennene Young, David Zanzucchl, Brian FQ' ,ww xr M .411 l. Waiting for something or other. tlxlancy Valen- cia, Martina Gastelum, Jennifer Galaviz, Cathy Romani 2. A little pre-exam review. 3. What earth shaking event is this? tltlick Longoj 4. You can have the redhead, l'll take the convertible. 1David Benites, Marty Otero, Scott Simmonsj 5. Some people like to dress up and some don't. tHelen Haas, Teresa Kevanej 6. Once-cute: now-quaint. lBrenda Bejarano, Cathy Roman, Letricia Garciaj 7. lf you don't lock rubber knees, they just go all over the place. lTeresa Sandoval, Dianna Robles, Christina Saldatej 8. Gentle Persuasion? QBer- nadette Cruz, Sabina lniguezl 9. Must be quarter test time. tJohn Musselman, Hans Laughnerj JUNIURS - DERBY i Adams, Kim Alexander, Kip Arambula, Terry Arroyo, Ana I . ' 'Ex X ri! i i A f , 1 , E i V , Bl'0C3ll'l0l'ltC' Rose Campbell, Carlton Castellano, Christina Castro, Sonya Chacon, Tina Chavez, Efren Encinas, Debbie Encinas, Laura Espindola, Chris Fimbres, John Fimbres, Mary Fink, Richard U 'V ffl , , V , K, . 5+ lx' A 3 ' W -,g,2,, ,Lf ,. f, Garcia, Geraldine Garcia, Kelly Gonzales, Emmett Green, Dan Haas, William Heywood, Shawn - XXX X 1- 1 1 . J Jaurique, Marty Johnson, Dorothy J0hllS0l'l. Gary J0hIlS0n. Natalie Johnson, Todd Jordan, Russell 112 , K-if Avila, Esther Bartlett, Tom Bartyla, Julie Best, Peter Botone, Luci Bl'8ff0l'd. Anl0ir1eile Chavez, Theresa Cisneros, Maria Cooper. Debbie Cowing, Ed Cunningham. Mark Davis, Chris Flanrgan Mike Flores Cruz Flores Gilbert Gartan Tina Gallegos Gary Garcia Frank Htrllalldel Marla Hefllahdel Paul Herllalldtl Robert HIICISOII LlS3 Hllgllel James HIII1 Jenny 3 ' Qilpfi ' QF' M' Kennedy William Labonn Lupe Lee Nathaniel Longo Nick Lopez Ana Lucero Lisa 113 w .. 1 ' I ' Y if? C 2 .. f L 'L r Q T' C W XE 6 1 X0 - , , . Q 0 i y . -, n L. ' V 1 W I I I If Z? v, ' L V r Mabry. 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Qxtfff xi L' x' f' Angel Celaya, Shortstop VJ Ljffllffi fvfqN,i.1.Li,t ii! 168 ,tl ff. Nothing seems to get the juices flowing at St. Mary's like the sight of the green-and-white Knights charging onto the football field on any given Friday night in fall. Without football the first few months of school would, for many, be a far less exciting thing, especially after two months or so of a fun-filled and indolent summer. Football seasons come and go, but for those who par- ticipate in the intensity and dedication of the sus- tained and shared endeavor, football season leaves a residue that does not fade for a long time. And for the rest, the fans in the stands, who live or die each Friday with the team, each season br- ings its own anticipation, and leaves its own special elation or dejection. This account of the 1982 football season of the St. Mary's Knights is not an attempt to detail the play-by-play ebb and flow of the games. Nor will it list the sequence of accumulated points in any given game. Rather it will try to catch the flavor, the aftertaste, if you will, of the season as it un- folded game-by-game. It is nothing more nor less than an attempt, in a muted and muffled way, to re-live those salad days, with a fond hope of rekindling a little, the fires of our successes and the sting of our defeats on the striped green. AGAINST TREVOR BROWNE QBRUINSJ AT NORTH, SEPT. 10, SCORE 6-3 WIN For some Trevor Browne might sound like the name of a character from Brideshead Revisited. But to the football team on opening night, it rang more like a character from the Book of Kings, named Goliath. Trevor Browne, defen- ding State Champions, the team that had defeated Q29-281 the Knights by one yard in the '81 semi- finals, in a overtime Arizona Playoff. Trevor Browne, who started the '82 season ranked at 31 by some and '3 by others. Trevor Browne, with an offensive line that averaged 220 pounds up front. For years the pundits have been casting St. Mary's as David of the Old Testament's David- and-Goliath contest. This year the Knights would be slightly miscast. With the defensive front four of Nick Longo, Lionel Quihuis, Adrian Lopez, and Tom Hudson averaging close to 200 pounds, The knights might more accurately by typed as Goliath's younger brother. But even with the weight gap somewhat narrowed, this starter game loomed as a real tester. Opening with this game would be more like a plunge into Hawley Lake than a glide into a backyard Jacuzzi. The late summer practice sessions had not been kind to the Knights' bodies, and because of numerous injuries, the starting line-up had big holes plugged up with question marks. Matt Mar- tinez, would-be starting quarterback, had a broken hand. Lionel Quihuis, starting defensive line backer, had one too. Kaz Bilinski, starting tight end and linebacker had a severely sprained ankle. But, in spite of all, it turned out to be miracle-time for the Knights that opening Friday night. Down by 3-0 early in the fourth quarter, Steve Belles, Sophomore back-up quarterback, lofted one to star receiver Chris Buford for 30 yards and Buford scrambled another 29 to the Browne one. Darren Chapman did the honors on the next play. And it was defense by the Knights for the remaining 9 minutes and 50 seconds to walk away with big win number one. You can talk about first game lack of concen- tration, penalties, mistakes and unsustained drives, but, after all is said and done, you have to admit that in this first game the Knights fought the good fight, foiled the odds-makers, and found the right combination to finish the game in fine THE TRACK RECORD span rs Rfvrsw B FR. Ivsvnv FZRD o.F.M. fashion. ln a post-game interview, with a Gazette reporter, Coach Pat Farrell opened that Going in, he thought it would take nothing less than a miracle to win. As things turned out, we have to start calling Mr. Farrell Wonder Worker. lt all happened at North High Stadium, and was taped in full for all the skeptics to see on Cable TV on Saturday morning. AGAINST MOUNTAIN VIEW KTOROSJ SEPT. I7 AT NORTH HIGH, SCORE 22-23 WIN The Knights felt like a little mountain climbing on their second outing of the '82 football season. They had left clete prints all over this particular mountain for the past two years, but this time most of the polls had Mountain View ranked right up there with Everest, number one. And without a doubt, the charged up Toros were out to change the pattern of defeat. The first quarter was penalty-ridden, with slop- py, if intense play. Mountain View made some first down conversions and finally finished off with a flat pass, over Buford, for a clean score from the 22. The spiked-ball celebration of this event cost the Toros a small penalty, but the PAT was good. The rejoicing was short lived, because on the kick off, Carlton Campbell took the ball on the first bounce and delivered it forth with across Mountain View's goal line after running with it for 76 yards. Joe Ortiz failed to put the extra scoop of ice cream on this particular cone. Not long after that, the same fleet and sure-fingered Carlton Campbell dropped a punt and gave the ball away on the Knights 28. But in four downs, the Toros were three yards further back. With 1:36 to go in the half, Mountain View fumbled and Nick Longo dropped his huge bulk on the ball. With only 32 seconds left before half, Belles kept the ball and went around end for the score from the one yard line. Echeveste did the same for the two point PAT. With a I4-7 lead, most of the Knights team went to the locker room at half time. Kaz Bilinski and Carlton Campbell went to the hospital, Kaz with a leg injury that would sideline him for the entire season, and Carlton with possible broken ribs. The fans were beginning to have to use both hands to count off the number of key players that would probably be out of action for the long term. Mountain View went into the locker room smouldering, and would come out errupting. It made for a colorful beginning of the second half. The colors were green, red and yellow. Green for the grass, yellow for the penalty flags, and red for the flush of anger on Mountain View's faces, especially on the face of Coach Parker who con- tributed a couple technicals to the goings-on. Other than the color-display, the highlight of the third quarter was a 45 yard field goal by Joe Ortiz that cleared the cross bar by about a centimeter. With the score at 17-7, the field was still pushing up yellow flags like marigolds. At one time there were three, for three district penalties and everyone took a vacation while the refs sorted it Out. The final stanza was like the Star Spangled Banner - it brought everyone to his feet, and when it was over, caused everyone to salute Pat Farrell and his Knights. The Toros showed why they were ranked number one. With 3:50 to go, they scored again, and it began to be a game of arithmetic. With the tally reading St. Mary's 17, Mountain View 21, what is a coach supposed to do, try the high-percentage place kick for one, or go for the play and two. The arm-chair QB looks at the numbers, takes out his little pocket calculator and makes his decision - go for two. But, there in his easy chair, he ignores the multi- ple factors, emotional, physical, temporal, and even tempermental, that always influence the on- the-spot decision. As a matter of historical fact, the decision here was to go for one and the kick was good. Score 22-17 Mountain View. Now it was the Knights' turn to show why they ought to be ranked number one. With just 1:42 left on the clock, they capitalized on a Mountain View fumble and scored. And that was enough. Why engage in over kill, in running up the score. The PAT was wide of the mark. Final score 23-22. The Knights walked away from this one dragging the Toros by the tail. AGAINST BROPHY KBRONCOSJ AT PHOENIX COLLEGE SEPT. 24, SCORE 29-0 WIN The football record books are filled with unbelievable upsets by mismatched team who are longtime, bitter rivals. And so, when the Knights went to their old stamping ground at Phoenix Col- lege to meet their longtime rivals Brophy, no one was thinking breather after the grueling first two games. They might have thought that, if this were some other team than Brophy, because the Knights were now ranked number one in the state and Brophy was somewhere off the charts. St. Mary's was flush with back-to-back victories against two numberone-ranked teams, and the Broncos had two very poor showings behind them. Still, statistics are one thing, psychology is another. If you are king of the mountain, everyone will puff themselves up to try to blow you off, and if you're the fastest gun in' the town, some punk will surely ride in to try to change that fact. So in spite of the stats, it looked, in anticipation, like the annual Knight-Bronco game could turn out to be the usual battle. Alas, it was not to be! The Broncos were indeed as inept as their observers said they were. The St. Mary's fans, who had jam-packed the stands for this third straight Friday night were in for a tepid performance this time. This game found Frank Zanzucchi and Shelly Berry back in action, but the action was not spec- tacular. Maybe it was the 90 degree heat, but nothing was working very well for either side. There were blocked punts, sliced PAT'S, intercep- tions, dropped passes, numerous penalties. Still, the Knights looked a lot better than the Broncos. All but 20 seconds of the entire first half was played on Brophy turf. And when Brophy finally crossed the fifty yardline, they made it all the way to the St. Mary's 49. lt is no surprize then that the halftime score was 22-zip. Now, one is accustomed to see ancient rivals like the Broncos reach down into their souls and make a come back. But that did not happen either. The second half was lackluster, and fans found it a good time to visit friends and renew ac- quaintances. The second string, with Tim Mackey as quarterback got some good experience. In the end, the immortal words of the perennial pre-gme prophet, Horace Pieri, at the afternoon assembly really came true. He said, We're gonna kick their butts. Anyway, looking at the bottom line, it has got to be considered a satisfying night for the fans, because it was jackpot, three oranges in a row, victories against Brophy by the Frosh, J.V., and Varsity teams, a triple zero against Brophy for the first time in living memory. The night had started with the traditional rivals having a dozen games a piece. The night ended with St. Mary's making169 hers a baker's dozen. AGAINST PARADISE VALLEY CTROJANSJ AT PARADISE VALLEY, OCT. I, SCORE 37-0. WIN On the morning after the P.V. game the headlines of the Prep Roundup section of the paper said, St. Mary's wallops Paradise Valley 37-O. Some people enjoy witnessing a thrashing, but to a true sportsman, this game was about like seeing a hunter use a bazooka to bag a three- pointer. For tailback Carlton Campbell, the game was gambol. He scored the first four touchdowns. Rohber Brafford got a chance at QB, and the hardest coaching decision of the night was how not to run up the score. After the Trojans CI-3j moved to the S.M. forty yard line in the second quarter, they never again crossed midfield and did not even make a first down. Still no one on our side could feel too bad about the situation. The fans figured that after three bruising battles, two physical, and one psychological, the Knights deserved a romp in the grass. And besides, this game was the first league game of the season and a good one to tuck away, under any conditions. AGAINST PRESCOTT CBADGERSJ AT PRESCOTT, OCT 8, SCORE 28-0, WIN The Knights dropped their third golden egg on Prescott, and in the Badgers own nest tto mix a metaphorj. Again the Knight defense was outstan- ding, forcing the opposition to use only their half of the grass. Only toward the end of the game did the Badgers get well past the 50 yard stripe. The Knights second string gotlsome more field ex- perience in the final coda. Joe Ortiz practiced field goal kicking for two scores. lt was mostly an aerial game which kept the lKnights off the chilly ground a bit. Four bus loads and two mobile homes full of parents made the trip north to witness this whitewash. AGAINST THLINDERBIRD CCHIEFSI AT NORTH, OCT. 15, SCORE I6-6, WIN This was the night that most high school coaches dread -- the interlocking mix of a social and an athletic event - Homecoming Night. The theme was medieval, but the problem for the coach was up to the minute, namely, how to keep the Knights' five game winning streak alive, in spite of the Baloonathon, float parade and halftime pagentry and thoughts of the postgame dance. Before the game, a Thunderbird band, big- ger by half, than the Thunderbird crowd in the stands started off with a sight and sound display. Then, 800 baloons were released to the birds and low flying helicopters, and the Thunderbird team came out in their bright orange helmets, looking for all the world like a conveyer belt at a Sunkist packing plant. Then came the Knights who look- ed to us like just the ones to squeeze the juice out of those oranges. Easier said than done, as it turned out. The Chiefs must have joined the janitors union because they were getting paid for end sweeps all night long. Within three minutes of the opening kickoff, they were threatening, after intercepting a errant St. Mary's pass. They got to the one yard line and were nailed down there by a stubborn Knight defense for three downs. But they finally scored. The punting for both sides was excellent but even the best punter can't do much if the snap from the center sails six feet over his head, as happened to the TB punter in the second quarter. The Knights accepted that gift of two points by recovering it, and went on to add a TD and a PAT to make it I0-6 St. Mary's at the midway point. After the halftime Homecoming ceremonies, both teams tried to out do one another in bobbled 170 punts, fumbles, interceptions, face-masking and other wayward, things. ln the fourth quarter, the Knights got back in gear and scored on a pass from Belles to Buford. They cast that score in Bronze with a valiant goal-line stand near the end of the game to finish the game with a respectable I6-6 victory and the claim to their,number one ranking in the State. AGAINST HORIZON QHUSKIESJ AT NORTH, OCT. 22, SCORE 22-6, WIN It took six plays for the Knights to go sixty yards for their first touchdown against the Huskies of Horizon. But Horizon bounced right back with two play-action passes, one long and one medium to tie it all up at seven a piece. From the first five minutes of this game, you would guess that it would be a close, high-scoring con- test. Half right - high scoring tsix touchdownsj by the Knights, but not close. That first scoring drive by Horizon was the only successful drive they had all night. They fell so in love with the play-action stuff that they kept trying it, too much of a good thing. They got down to the Knight's four yard line where they tried an unlikely flat pass, and Danny Echeveste was there to accept the gift and took it 98 yards the other way for a TD, with Robert Davis laying the key block on the Husky QB. Since that spectacle made it look like Echeveste's night, it was he who later took a lateral from Belles and winged it to Buford from the fifty for another TD. A little later, Matt Mar- tinez picked off another. Horizon pass and zig- zagged it for fifty, only to get nailed on the goal line and have it called back for clipping. That was enough to convince the Huskies to cut out the passing, and they began for a while to come right at the Knights line. But that didn't work either. With the outcome no longer in doubt, the Knights began trying a lot of low percentage stuff in the second half. Stuff like a fake punt with a long pass for a sixty yard gain. Trouble is that stuff like that has a way of sapping concentration. One small indication that happened is when a Knight dropped a lateral and he and the rest of the Knights just walked away from the live ball. Horizon picked it up for free, like food stamps. Even so, Horizon kept giving the ball back through pass interceptions. Eventually, the se- cond and third strings of the Knights saw some action. Altogether, the night was as lopsided as an avocado in profile. AGAINST APOLLO QHAWKSJ AT APOLLO, OCT. 29, SCORE O-0, TIE The Apollo game was ai game for purists and tacticians. It had the minimum action-maximum excitement of a perfectly pitched baseball game. lt was hard, clean, well-executed, defensive foot- ball, with no time wasted in the endzone. And it had its own kind of excitement because of the ten- sion generated between two powerful, well train- ed, and determined teams. There were a lot of tur- novers, but that was due to supurb defense rather than inept offense. Matt Mattinez was king of defense on passes, blocking some, intercepting others. And there was good hard, agile running by Mark Abril and Carlton Campbell, stiff defense by OTfDL Nick Longo, a key interception by Robert Davis, and multiple pass receptions by Buford and Ortiz. But none of it was enough to put any points on the scoreboard. The big disappointment was the kicking, and the opportunities squandered with short, hooked or sliced field goal attempts. It should not go unnoticed that Apollo did not get a single penalty of any kind in the en- tire first half. In the second half, every Knight drive seemed to falter, either because of an untimely penalty or outstanding defense on the part of the Hawks. It was like watching a caged and starving man strain for a slice of bread that was just out of reach. And so it went, down to the final gun, Football is a game of mind, heart and body - not separately, by synchronized. All three were there on the Knights side during that game against the Hawks - it was the synchronization that was off. And for that, the Knights came up with a zero to match the one that Apollo got. Still, there are those who commented after the game, that if it had to happen, that was the best time for it. There were no major injuries, we were still undefeated, it was a non-league game, and the sting of it might just alert us to the big one coming up. So, to put the best light on it, the shutout tie with Apollo was a chip, not a crack, a dent, not a rent, a stumble, not a fall. AGAINST MOON VALLEY QROCKETSJ AT MOON VALLEY, NOV. 5, SCORE 38-14, LOSS It's been a while since the Moon Valley team has lived up to its mascot name. This year, they did it - like a rocket. So you can hardly blame the Moon Valley booster club for a whoopin' it up. lt was Homecoming night for them and that added more color to the Rocket's red glare. Like other public high schools, MV had it's five thousand piece band out, along with twirlers, flaggers, poms, cheers,and other strut-stuffers. They even had fireworks and rockets to fire off when the home team scored. One half expected the Radio City Rockettes to show up at half time. The Knights came to tangle with the modern Rockets in a medieval suit of armor and came away battered if unbowed. The heading in the next day's paper read, Moon Valley Routs St. Mary's 38-I4. The facts are clear enough, Moon Valley ground out 277 yards rushing to St. Mary's I45, most of which came from two big scoring plays. The Knights only managed to get off 35 plays during the entire game. The Rockets possessed the ball about two minutes to every one that the Knights had it. The Knights got only one first down conversion during the whole first half. You get the picture. It was a matter of flawless play against foul-up, flubs and fumbles. Obviously, the momentum was all one way. Right from the start, the Rockets blasted off for 65 yards in seven plays for a score. Eight plays later, they got another one. With 43 seconds to half time, they got another one. The Knights fought back with Matt Martinez finally back in as quarter- back. Chris Buford got a concussion early in the game and thought he was in Memphis teven though he has never been there, and is not even an Elvis fanj and that explains why he un- characteristically dropped several key passes. But the counterattack was not enough, the Rockets were simply outstanding on both offense and defense. As Coach Farrell had said in the pre- game afternoon assembly, l've seen a lot of high school football teams in Arizona, and this team is one of the best I've seen. As things turned out, he was a good judge of quality football. The Rockets went on to become State Champs with a perfect record, and not one score was really close. It is nothing like a disgrace to be bested by the best and, in truth, defeat can teach lessons that victory never will. It is just too bad that it all had to happen in front of a crowd of 8000 fans. AGAINST SLINNYSLOPE QVIKINGSJ AT NORTH, NOV 12, SCORE 21-I4 WIN Like the steward at the wedding feast of Cana, Coach Farrell and his Knights saved the best for last. Coming in to this last regular season and Skyline B game were two very evenly matched football teams. The Vikings had a record of 8-1, 4- 1, the Knights had a record of 7-1, 4-1, both teams having lost to league member Moon Valley. That record left one opening for the play-offs - and two teams aching to fill it. If the Knights lost this one, the GOLD PANTS would stay on the shelf to rot for another year. The issue was seriously in doubt until the final gun in this game. At half time, the Vikings had the benefit of that doubt with a 14-7 lead. And that was fair enough since Sunnyslope had truly dominated the first half. They ran 31 offensive plays to 13 of the Knights, and it was an even more distressing ratio of 9 to 3 in first downs. The Vikings scored on the fourth play of the game with a 53 yard option play, after intercepting our pass and had only one penalty just before half time. The one bright spot for the Knights during the first half was Carlton Campbell's 45 yard TD run on the first possession after their score. Fans who were looking for a monumental turn- around in the third quarter, were in for a disap- pointment for a while. But little by little, the Knights' defense stiffened and the Vikings were forced to punt more. ln spite of a near-block by Tom Hudson, they still seemed to get it well away and leave the Knights with poor field position. But fairy tales are not dead. lt only took the magic wand of a Sunnyslope fumble to turn the big green pumpkin into a chariot of fire. St. Mary's recovered that fumble late in the third quarter at the 47. With the offensive line opening things up for Campbell, the Knights scored a few plays later. It was 14-14. Now it was tense-time. The whole season came down to this. Sunnyslope began their comeback drive. That was cut down cold by a spectacular in- terception by Matt Martinez on the Viking 35 yard line. From there, the ball was advanced to the twenty for a personal foul. And that was close enough for the Knights to smell paydirt. On the next play, Belles pitched the ball back to Camp- bell on the move. But the pitch was high and behind him. Campbell reached up and back, one- handed it, stutter-stumbled, regained his balance, and took it in for the winning TD. There was 3:22 left on the clock. Whoever said time goes fast when you're hav- ing fun and feeling good, wasn't talking about this situation. Those remaining 202 seconds till the end of regular football season seemed to last a month. Another interception and sack by the Knight's tough defense stopped any Viking drive from rolling until, with one minute to go, it was just a matter of Belles collapsing on the ball. Not a very dramatic way to end, you say, but a very, very satisfying one, nonetheless. It was at last a lungfull of pure oxygen after an asthma attack of the tie with Apollo and defeat by Moon Valley. The latin puts it, Finis coronat opus, the end crowns the work. And so it was with this final season game between Sunnyslope and St. Mary's. PLAY-OFF AGAINST SHADOW MOUNTAIN CMATADORSJ AT DEER VALLEY, SCORE 7-6, LOSS And may the best man win is more than a cliche. lt is the expression of a hope rather than a prediction. It is the voice of experience that had learned that, in reality, the best man does not always win. lt is a phrase that keeps company with those other off-quoted sports expressions like l'd rather be lucky than good and The score doesn't tell the story, and On any given night . . No one who would watch the film of this game with the actual scoring plays excised, would believe that the St. Mary's Knights lost it. But, they did. And the Shadow Mountain Matadors won it only because the Knights lost it. The Matadors played almost errorless defensive ball with very few turnovers and that gave them the margin of victory. So Shadow Mountain won its first playoff game in history, and the Knights hung up the gold pants for another year. It happened like this. There were glints of water between the grey-brown tufts of grass on the Deer Valley field on this night of decision. The glints fused into mirror-sheets at the low end of the field. It was, in short, sloppy from the recent heavy rain, condusive neither to sure foot, quick turn nor long gain. Still, time and time again during the game, the Knights were able to move the ball con- vincingly. And on their second possession, they went 41 yards in six plays to score with a twelve yard pass from Belles to fullback Darren Chap- man. But, and note this, Ortiz's kick was low and therefore blocked. That was the last time this night the Knights, would visit the endzone. ln spite of excellent field position, and good execu- tion, they could just not cross that one important line. A penalty, a key mistake, a fumble, a maverick kick, a lapse in concentration, a lag in determination, something always frustrated the goal. And in the end, it was that missed point ear- ly in the game that lingered to haunt its closing minutes. The Matadors got their score in the middle of the second quarter. The drive was ignited by a pass caught by Chris Buford behind scrimmage but jarred loose by the Matadors Charging in like bulls. Shadow Mountain recovered it and took it 41 yards to paydirt. With their successful PAT, the score stood 76. As time wound, down, tension grew and uncer- tainty mounted. The final effort was a double-digit thing. With 2:17 left to play, St. Mary's moved the ball from its own 20 with a 19 yard pass to Buford, and an 18 yard pass to Vince Hernandez. The next pass to Buford was tipped and in- tercepted at the 13. For three tense plays, the Knight defense shut down the Matadors, forcing them to punt with 1:17 to play. The punt went 17 yards. The Knights had one last chance on the matadors 37. Again, the Belles to Buford, then to Hernandez routine worked, until Buford dropped a tough one in the end zone. And so, on the 9 yard line, fourth down, 23 seconds till closing time, Joe Ortiz put boot to leather. But it was not to be. It was all over for the Knights for the 1982 football season. There is some open ground between being satisfied and being unsatisfied. No self-respecting team is ever satisfied with less than the State Championship. But no team that plays with mind and heart as well as body, that uses all of its talent consistently and well, that plays beyond any sound prediction, or reasonable expectation, no team of that caliber and quality need in any sense to feel unsatisfied if they come up short of the top spot. As long as the reach of the team is beyond its grasp, the effort is always worth while and the achievement noble. And that is the final line on the St. Mary's Knight 1982 football team, its coaches, its supporters and sustainers. BASKETBALL SEASON by Jim Qmifh After a slow start the Knights basketball team ended with a 205 record. lt was the second year the Knights did not lose a league game. Coach Gray thought the team did extremely well con- sidering they had only two returning lettermen and injuries to Mark Tovar and Dan Ryan. Coach Gray said, The two highlights of the season were winning the Division for the eighth year in a row, and no one who understands interscholastic sports can quarrel with that judgement. The highlight players were John Bowen, David Morris, who were called the best one-two punch in the state. John Bowen averaged 21 points a game while Morris averaged 20. After two straight losses at the beginning of the season, the Knights came back like gang-busters with 14 straight wins, including two close games with division leader, Paradise Valley. After fighting long and hard the Knights gained the top spot in the division and never let go, but the road to the play-offs wasn't a bed of roses. First they had to get by other division foes. For only their first year in Skyline division, Horizon was burning the courts. But, St. Mary's found no problem get- ting by them. Next came the play-offs. First there was Moon Valley, the game was close but the Knights prevailed in the end. Next there was skyline Divi- sion B Champs Shadow Mountain. Shadow Moun- tain proved to be a difficult foe. The game went in- to overtime and St. Mary's pulled it out and won 54-56. St. Mary's went into the state play-offs with third place over all. The next challenge was South. South lost very little and an unexpected loss to Central in the division play-offs unleashed them against St. Mary's in the first of the State playoffs. The Knights went into the game with a good fighting attitude. The game was close and hard fought, but in the end South won 66-60 and went on to be State Champs. Varsity 1983 Boys' Basketball Schedule Mar. Brophy. Lost Mar. Sunnyslope Lost Mar. Thunderbird Woh Mar. Horizon Won Mar. Moon Valley Lost Mar. Prescott Lost Mar. Sunnyslope Won Mar. 26, 28-29 Easter Tournament Greenway Lost Paradise Valley Won Thunderbird Lost Apr. Paradise Valley Won Apr. Thunderbird Won Apr. Horizon Lost Apr. Moon Valley Lost Apr. Paradise Valley Won Apr. Prescott Won Apr. Sunnyslope Lost Apr. Thunderbird Won Apr. Horizon Lost Apr. Moon Valley Won May Paradise Valley Lost May Prescott Lost INDEX FA CUL TY Ahern, Mr. Mlke 42, 152 Andrews, Mrs. Georgia 155 Beard, Ms. Patti 152 Beres, Sr. Elleen Cavallaro, Ms. Maureen 152 Conway, Mrs. Ann 153 Cronln, Father Blaise 153 DeBIas, Father Alsonso 152 DeBianco, Mr. Justln 152 Echenique, Mlss Mary Agnes 150 Evheverria, Mlss Rachel 153 Farrell, Mrs. Julie 152 Farrell, Mr. Pat 39, 77, 154 Ford, Father Nevin Frame, Mrs. Nlckey 152 Gemma, Mr. Michael 69, 150, 153 Gray, Mr. Ron 62 Hermann, Mr. Willlam Johansen, Mr. Danlel 153 Lumb, Miss Susan 153 McCormick, Mr. Mlke 153 Rathwell, Mrs. Anne 152 Sanford, Mr. James 153 Smith, Br. Tlm 152 Smith, Mr. Tim 154 Smolar, Father Joseph 155 Soto, Mr. Pat 153 Vega, Mlss Dolores 152 Yearnd, Mr. Wllllam 152 Zenauskas, Mr. Tom 150, 153 Anderson, Mr. Greg Buchanon, Mrs. Marlon 155 Cameron, Mr. Rich 155 Ellas, Mrs. Glorla 154 Johnsen, Mrs. Dorothy 155 Long, Mrs. Kelly 155 Mlller, Mrs. Jo 154 Mulrson, Mr. Bob 154 Pieri, Mr. Horace 36, 66, 154 Prlce, Mr. Greg 155 Turner. Mr. Don Vales, Mr. Joe Wellinqton. Mr. Glenn 9 TUDEN T BODY Abney, Kathy 39, 90, 116 Abril, Clndy 92, 98 Abril, Mark 76,80,90, 126, 130, 131, 133, 135,166 Adams, Kim 31,41.49.81.82,83,87,90,91,92, 112 Addison, Stephanie 92, 98, 104 Aguilar, Lupe 99 Aguilar, Sylvia 99, 159 Ahern, Robert 92, 116 Alday, Steve 78, 99 Alexander, Kip 96, 112 Allaire, Yvonne 13, 24, 49.66, 90, 91, 94, 116 Altamirano, Vlctor 15, 54, 98 Alvarado, Elizabeth 93, 98 Amador, Fred 80, 99 Anderson Paul 92, 1116 Apodaca, Tom 78, 81, 99 Aragon, Martin 99 Arambula, Carmen 92, 98 Arambula, Lupe 81, 92, 106 Arambula, Mary 116 Arambula, Terry 16, 91, 92, 112, 116 Armola, Marlssa 98 Armstrong, Bridget 26, 88, 98 Arroyo, Anna 19, 92, 93, 112, 116 Arvizu, Ruben 106 Ashley, Aaron 98 Avila, Carlos 116 Avlla, Esther Marle 82, 83, 90, 91, 112, 144, 145, 151 Azares, Jeff 91, 92, 116 Baca, Julle 98 Bachlcha, Chris 78, 106 Baker, Chris Balanon, Frank Balanon, Patsy , Baldaras, Marta Banks, Harold Barajas, Angie Baber, Susie Barriga, Kevin Barriga, Marc Bartlett, Tom Bartylla, Julle Beattie, Rob Roy Bejarano, Brenda 98 51.80, 116, 168 92.106,151 64,91,92,116,151 . 99 92,93, 107 47, 59, 93, 116, 145,159, 168 10, 37, 77,90,116,165, 168 78,107 91,92,93, 113 113 99 81,92,93,107,11O Belles, Steve 21, 27, 61, 68, 77, 80, 90, 92, 107, 130, 134, 142 Benites, David Benner, Allen 78.81.92. 107. 111 Berry, Shelly 90, 126, 132, 135, 165 Berry, Steven 99 Berumen, Paul 81, 92, 107 Best, Peter 113 Bentacourt, Stephanie 99 Bilinski, Kaz 21.27, 50, 70, 72, 77, 90, 91, 92, 126, 151, 166 Bishop, Chris p 10, 60, 68, 106 Bogert, Eddie 126 Bogert, John 99 Bojorquez, Sally 30, 33, 92, 106 Borquez, David 99 Botone, Kateri 55, 65.86, 116, 165 Botone, Luci 92, 113 Botone, Lourde 81, 90, 92, 106 Bowen, John 8,90,116,139,140,141,165 Bracamonte, Oscar 16, 106 Bracamonte, Rose 11, 27, 28, 82, 112, 117, 144 Bradford, Jeffrey 98 Brafford, Antoinette Brafford. Rohber Brown, Christina 72, 82, 83, 88, 91, 92,113 27, 80, 90, 92, 106 47, 116 Buford, Chrls 12, 17, Za, 26, 72, 77, 80, 90, 126, 132, 133, 135 Bushman. Tammy Byerly, Brent Caldaron. Katle 55, 83, 92, 98 78, 80, 98 92, 98 Campbell, Carlton 59, 66, 76, 90.92, 112, 132, 134, 135, 136, 139 Carbajal, Amaparo Carbajal, Sandra Carrillo, Cindy Carrillo, Michelle Castaneda, Barbara Castellano, Christina Castillo, Gilbert Castillo, Manuel Castro, Letycia Castro, Martha Castro, Sonja Celaya, Angel Chacon, Tina Chagolla, Daniel Chapman, Darren Chapman, Donna Chapman, Paul Chapman, Valerie Chappell, Mlchelle Chavez, Angela Chavez, Efren Chavez, Lawrence Chavez, Theresa Cisneros, Laura Cisneros, Maria Clancy, Jennifer Clancy. Jlll Contreras, Ruben Cooper, Debbie Cordova, Davld Cordova, John Cordova, Mlachel Cornwell, Ronnie Cortez, Lisa Cortez, Rudy Cortrlght, Mlke Cota, Manuel Cowing, Edward Cruz, Bernadette Cunningham, Mark Daniel, Angel Daniels, Tamala Davenport, David David, Llsa Davis, Chris Davis, Levester David, Michelle Davis, Penne Davis, Robert Dehnel, Philip 107 28,98 66,92,93,107 8,107 54,99 112 80,81, 107,142 99 12,93,106 12, 89,99 12, 23, 43, 44, 47,91, 93, 112, 151 80. 116, 168 50,81,82,83,87,90,112,144,146 18, 78,99 51,59,61,63, 77, 80, 90, 116, 130, 167 9, 92, 107 93,107 90,92,93, 118 99 92.106 112 89, 92, 93, 99 88,113 28, 92,98 81,92,93,95, 113 81,92,98 ' 81,83,92,98, 104 98 81,83,90,91, 113 98 106 106 82, 92, 106 106 78.80.98 78,93,99 19,22,31,45,113 92,106,111 113 99 88,92,107 99 91,107 33,107 99 99 81,82,83,99,105,144 21,80,90,92,118,130,132, 164 107 De La Cruz, Mike 80, 81, 98 Delahanty, Anthony 91, 92, 118 De La Vera, Carlos 98 De Leon, Mary Ann 18, 55, 65, 118 Delgado, Gracie 71, 91, 118 Delgado, Ronnie 78, 98 Delgado, Morris 81 Demaizbiex: Daniel ai, sa Diaz, Mike 19, 80, 81, 98 Doak, Gabriel 20, 78, 81 , 98 Doak, Juan 21, 28, 34, 90,91,92, 118 Dominguez, Dominic 16, 107 Dora, Diane 99 Dora, Sherri 118 Duran, Onofre 118, 167 Echeveste, Dan 11, 35, 72, 80, 90, 92, 126, 130, 133, 136, 151, 156, 166 Echeveste, Paul 78, 80, 107, 142 Encinas, Debbie 82.83, 87, 90, 92, 112 Enclnas, Laura 42, 64, 112 Enclnas, Lily 99 Enclnas, Nelly 118 Endres, Kevin 78, 107 Erran, Raymond 78, 99 Escalante, Anna 106, 151 Esparaza, Bobby 23, 78, 99 Espindola, Chris 112 Esplnoza,Gina 51, 64,89, 90,91,119,l47,158,160 Essert, Cindy 72, 88, 92. 99 Essert, Jim 22, 63, 68, 72, 90.92, 126, 165 Estrada, Denora 53, 119 Etherington, Gary 78, 80, 99, 107, 143 Facio, William 78, 81, 100 Faquani, Jean 32, 92, 100 Farlnas, Denise 77, 89, 92, 119 Favela, Pauline 39, 56, 82, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 119, 144, 147, 151 156, 160, 165 Fields, Melvin Fierro, Patsy Figueroa, Armander Fimbres, George Fimbres, John Fimbres, Mary p Fimbres, Tricia Fink, Richard Fink, Tracy Flanlgan, Mlke Flanlgan, Llnnette F lores, Annette Flores, Cruz Flores, Gilbert Flores, Maria Flores, Salvador Forbes, Maryanne French, Gall Fritz, Michael Garcia, Chewy Garcia, Frank Garcia, Geri Garcia, Irene Garcia, Jesus Garcia, Kelly Garcia. Ken Garcia, Lorraine Garcia, Latrlcia Garcia, Lisa Garcia, Patrick Garcia, Xiamara Garland, Mark Garland, Mlsti Garner, Fred Gaitan, Tina Gallegos, Gary Gallegos, Mark Galavlz, Jennifer Galvan, Margo Gama, Mark Garrison, Shaun Gastilum, Martina Gerster, Karl Gerster, Mark Gillane, Mary Gomez, Julie Gonzalez, Albert Gonzales, Emmett Gonzales, Frankie Gonzales, Frank 8,9O,119,140,167 59,65,82,86,90, 119, 144, 151,164 78,100 51,78,100 112 47,72,83,86,90,112 11, 14, 35, 36, 50.82,83,100 112 61,68,93,106 32,76,90,l13,117 92,100 101 78,93,113 78,113 92,106 76,81,90, 92 91,119 89,106 101 101 113 92,112,116 25, 88, 101 89,101 42,64.95,112 101 83, 86, 90, 119.165 17. 37. 69. 92. 93. 95. 107, 110 119 89.93, 100 92, 107 54, 78, 80, 100, 143 88, 107 8, 44, 100 56, 113, 151 113 78, 101 92, 106, 110 92, 106 39, 107 100 100 93, 100 93, 126, 151 38, 89, 100 101 92, 120 32, 90, 112 87, 90, 120, 167 78, 107 Gonzales, Gabe Gonzales, Louis Granado, Miguel Gray, Wendi Green, Beverly Green, Dan Gurule, Eddie Gurule, Jesus Gustafson, Cathy Gustafson, Walter Gutlerrez, Alfredo Gutierrez, Frank Gutierrez, Isabel Gutierrez, Mark Gutierrez, Yolonda Guy, Francisco Guzman, Frank Haas, Helen Haas, William Hadely, Gary Hale, Lisa Haraway, Chuck Harrison, Blake Harrison, David Hasper, Kurt Haywood. Shawn Hernandez, Anthony Hernandez, Daniel Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Maria Hernandez, Michelle Hernandez, Monlca Hernandez, Paul Hernandez, Robert Hernandez, Tom Hernandez, Vicky Hernandez, Vince Herrera, Martln Higuera, Robert Hlguera, Roberta Hlxon, Kathy Hixon, l.aurle Hlxon, Tammy Hudson, Cralg Hudson, Llsa Hudson, Tom Hughes, Christina Hughez, James Hughez, Llsa Hurley, Amy Hurley. Mark Hurt, Jenny Ibrahim, Steve lllarra, Henry lnlguez, Sabrlna lrwln, Marie Jaurique, Marty Johnsen, Dorthy Johnson, Ben Johnson, Gary Johnson, Natalle Johnson, Todd Joels, Eric Jordan, Rachel Jordan, Russell Justus, June Kaufman, Davld Kennedy, Jim Kennedy, Theresa Kennedy, Wllllam Kevane, Teresa Kramer, Cathy LaBarbera, Chuck LaBorln, Barney LaBorin, Lupe Lagadon, Jean Laguna, Mlchael Lane, Robert 80. 81, 101. 46, 88, 89, 92. 83, 92. 29, 78, 54, 92. 57, 78, 67, 92. 64, 92, 93. 54, 43, 76, 90, 166. 92. 80. 78, 81, 83, 91.106, 93, 10. 23, 39, 88, 92. 100. 19. 92, 92. 41,90,112. 31, 73. 93. 26, 78. 81, 92. 93. 113. 8. 49, 60, 90, 92. 90. 93. 9, 10, 47, 65. 69, 77, 90. 92. 120, 134 39 100. 55, 92. 81, 10, 40.86, 92, 120, 159. 78.92, 13. 21, 61.82, 92, D, 34, 67, 77,90,91,92, 121, 151. 55, 57. 36.50, 78.80. 64. 81.82, 83. 92 'ioe 121 113 92. 25, 34, 77, 90 100 35, 55, 92. 100. 92. 89, 91, 92, 27, 57, 90, 92, 93, Langley. Andre 108 Lauer, Jeff 108 Laughan, Hans 60.77.80,B1.90,92,108,111, 131,136 Laws, Erika 92, 100 Lee, Nathaniel 78, 113 Leon, Robert 78, 101 Longo, Nick 10, 37,62, 90, 92, 111, 113, 136 Lara. Elizabeth 108 Levario, Debra 126 Lewter, Pia 109 Lister, Veronica 92, 101 Lopez, Adrian 77, 90, 121, 167 Lopez, AI 109 Lopez, Ana 88, 113, 116 Lopez, Bridget 42,44,60, 65,86,90,91,92, 121, 151, 158, 160. 166 Lopez, Frank 78, 101 Lopez, Lisa 21. 35, 40, 86, 109 Lopez, Lisa Marie 10. 20, 54, 90, 92, 105. 121. 164 Lopez, Mike 78, 101 Lopez, Louie 78, 89, 101 Lopez, Lupe 93, 101 Lopez, Steve 102 Lopez, Theresa 92, 109 Lopez, Vincent 78, 102, 105 Loredo, John 109 Losada, David 41, 80, 102, 143 Lucero, Lisa 113 Lucero, Ray 102 Lupe, Mary 121 Mabry, Jennifer ,44, 49, 60,i16, 89, 90, 91, 114, 117, 151 Macias, Dan 78, 92, 114 Macias, Leonard 109 Macias, Terra 86, 90, 91, 165 Mackey, Richard 57, 77, 90, 114, 140 Mangosing, Michele 92, 108 Marones. Michael 103 Martinez, Matt 30. 90. 92. 167 Martinez, Barbara Martinez, Beckei Martinez, Bernice Martinez, Chris Martinez, Dan Martinez, Dlgna Martinez, Ralph Martinez, Rudy Martin. Mike Matthews, Kevin Mayer, Ron McCoy, Judy McCoy, Oscar McCreary, Tony McCowell, Tim McGill, Larry McKinn, Arthur Medina, Bertha Medina, Charlie Medrano, Rod Mendavll, Angela Mendez, Mlchael Mendez, Mlke Mendoza, Samuel Mesqita, Carol Meyers. Chris Mlller, Bob Mitten, Tlm Molina, Carla Moll, Eddie Montoya, Tlna 28, 67, 87, 89. 90.91.92, 112 12,29,36,9l,92. 112.117 80.81.101 101 21.92, 93. 112 92,101 77,78,81, 101 65, 80, 90, 121, 168 81,83,101.104 28,76,B1,90,92,113,151 29,81,83,91.92.108.111,146 100 46.92.121 92,100 69, 92, 94, 95, 113, 116 100 35, 64, 78, 92, 100 100 x'x,Mora ,Roxanne I , ora ea, ar Mornes, Michael Morris, Davld Morquecho, Danny Morquecho, Robert Muller, Stephanie Mungla, Kerry Munoz, Anthony Murrillo, Candelarla Murillo, Pete Murphy, Shawn Musselman, James Musselman, John Navarro, Debbie Navarro, Eddie Nelson, Klm Nolasco. Johnny Nowakowskl, Martln Nuarez, Georglana Nuarez, Roy 11, 23. 27. 92. 102 49, 66, 82. 89.90, 92, 94, 147 27, 40, 114, 117 92,108 126 102 126 93, 108 65, 77, 90. 92 80,81,103 78, 103 20, 40, 87. 90, 91, 92,158,160 81,108 89,108 78,103 27,66,76,90,114,130,133 78,81.92,109 11.93.114 51 73, 80. 103,142 103,105 12,109 115 46, 76, 90,115 29,91,92, 1?2 92,122 27, 37, 73. 115, 117 78,102 10. 55. 59, 72, 92, 122 83,109 78,109 92 8,66,90, 139,141,166 109 78.81.102 102 89,115 92.93.102 50, 70, 82, 92, 115 78,102 78,80,102 17,90,92, 114 78,108,111 .1 114 76.92.123 9,92,108 78,102 108 103 8. 20, 78, 80.81. 103 Oakry, Vaughn Ochoa, Remedy Olguin, Dan O'Neil, Marie Ontiverso, Yolonda Oropeza, Roseanne Orozco, Peter Ortega, Delia Ortega, Yolonda Otero, Marty Otero, Sonia Ortiz, James Ortiz, Joe Pablo, Janice Pablos, Becky Pacheco, Rick Page, Angela Pagliuca, Morgan Pantoja, Sophie Parris. Lisa Patti, Mike Paz, Craig Perez, Annette Perez, Denise Perez, Eddie Perez, Mario Perez, Matthew Perez, Patricia Petchel, Roxanne Petrey, Mike Piatowski, Janine Pierce, Kelly Pieri, Dean Pieri, Drew Pimentel, Marshall Pirkl, Patrick Placencia, Richard Portugal, Andrea Prather, Chrisy Prebll, Mike Pride, Gregory Prieto. Dianna Provencio, Debbie Quihuis. Lionel Qulhuis. Steve Ramirez, David Ramirez. Deanna Ramlrez, Denlse Ramirez, Monica Ramlrez, Tony Ramoz, Ramiro Ray, Bill Relna, Nlck Rhodes, Dorthy Richmond, Karen Richmond, Mike Rideau, Letisla Rlvero, Kltty Rivera, Stacl Riveuo, Ricky Robledo, Sally Robles, Dianna K Rochford, Maureen Rodriguez, Carlos 90,126,141 28. 54. 36, 52, 80. 31 66, 93 92 33, 89.92, 17, 28, 37. 39, 45.62. 70. 93, 114 53. 65 42,44,78,81,92, 108,111 17, 38, 40, 44, 45, 60, 65, 86.90.93 80. 90. 92, 124. 132. 134 50. 52, 77, 90, 92, 126. 38, 65. 83. 86. 90. 123. 43. 59. 64. 81. 83. 90. 92 38. 50. 89. 16 78 92 43, 44, 93 22, 43, 64 78 78 64 76. 90. 92 65. 82. 92 22, 70, 77, 90, 92. 1231 78. 81 78,91,93 114 28, 33. 59. 68, 91.92, 81, 82, 83, 90, 92, 123. 145. 146 78, 41, 78.80.103. 89. 12, 68.77, 90, 124, 9. 28, 78. 10, 81, 90, 114. 92, 83. 52, 92. 109. 77, 81, 90, 92, 78,80. 81. 78, 11, 12, 36, 92, 78. 80. . 25,32,54,94, 124 27,108 54,61,69,89, 9O,91,124,151 31,88,92,102 44,82,90.92,108, 110 92,93 36.65, 81,83.90,91,92, 115, 146, 151 57, 59. 78. 80, 92, 103, 151 Rodr1guez,Jacquelynne 18, 37, 73, 92, 103 104 Rodriguez. 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