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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

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There is a cast fstudentsb, producers fAdministratorsJ, directors Cfcultyj, a supporting cast Cpar- entsj, and even special effects fsports and bandh. St. Mary's has all the elements of a good movieg humor, drama, action, triumph and tragedy. The entire range of human emotions and exper- ience are portrayed at our school. As a movie has its credits to tell the players in the story, St. Mary's has its yearbook to serve the same purpose. Captured within these pages are just a few scenes stills from the film-like flow of St. Mary's. fl! I 1 i axsx 7 4 CCNTENTS PLLS LKFE . . . CAN ACADEMKCS .... GRGAHKZPQTKONS SP 01115 ...... CLASSES . . . F ACLULTY ADS ..... CLOSXNG . . . INDEX .... 4l 4-33 34-51 . 52-61 62-101 102-145 146-155 . 156-168 170-172 . . 173-176 985 NUMV SIH1lDM'IIFi'I3 L +lQAMkII3lUS IIIIIFIE Q LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! ! H,- le TOP: Angela Chavez, Amy Hurley, Theresa Kennedy, and Wendi Gray 'A1oiter around on registration day. LEFT: Mrs. Armola and Maria Flores try to find an extra small shirt. RIGHT: Varsity players stretch out for practice. BOTTOM RIGHT: Michael Lopez organizes I.Ds for the student body. ta il The first day of school is much like a cast call. It's hectic on the set. You are Ali a Juyfffi 1 lost in the confusion, and because you are lost, you are also a little embar- assed. In a cast call you attempt to impress the producers and directors your auditioning for. On the first day of school you are attempting to make that important first impression on your teachers and classmates. r-.W fi I 5 5 ' M if N f . . , .'-' ' Q in, .,. ' , ' 'rf' ,, qu 1 e,.',4 H' A it u Weak? ,a , .. t M t, TOP: Nothing can come between friends , says Valerie Ornelas and Gloria Salgado. MIDDLE LEFT: Christina Scieska and Jeanene Wintering count their money made on book day. BOTTOM LEFT: Christine Saldate waits patiently in line on registration day. MIDDLE: What a crowd ! RIGHT: Mr. Johansen explains class selections to Shawn Murphy. 7 E TER THE COMEDIANS TOP: Only my hairdresser knows for sure . says Andriana Barrey. MIDDLE: That will Leach you not to talk back to a Senior , says Moni- ca Ramirez, John Loredo, Mark Mo- rales, and Rudy Cortez. BOTTOM LEFT: Bzzzzz, . BOTTOM RIGHT: Aren't we gor- geous? 7 ,SP ffl. .-.. Mm..,,,,w ,paw Freshman initiation takes place in the great tradition of the Marx Brothers, The Three Stooges, and numerous other movie clowns. The freshman antics could easily be seen as a Vaudeville routine. With the bright clothes and wacky wayout hair-styles, it's a sure thing that co- medians such as Buster Keaton, Stan Laural, and Oliver Hardy would feel right at home. Freshman initiation is a St. Mary's tradition, but it could just as well be seen as a tribute to the great movie clowns of history. if w fx H- rl lil' TOP: What's wrong with this outfit? says Bob- by Nunez. LEFT: May I have this dance? RIGHT: What would mother say? 9 THAT S SHO BIZ' un-mama-1, ,-g'- 414' Top Right: Coach D. instructs alignment. Left: Paul Gaitan and Antony Rojas proud to be Knights. Middle: Martin Nowakowski, in action at a pep rally, with Seniors: Dominic Dominguez, John Loredo, and Paul Chapman. Bottom: Juniors show their spirit at a pep rally. 10 isis. ,L-gzip' l lil L 1 fm , x f -' A ,. .4 V x 'V' E' f i ,X . Spirit Week has all the energy and excitement of a Cecill B. DeMille spectacular. During Spirit Week there is a genuine sense of fun and excitement. A11 the students work together to bring out the inner Spirit for which St. Mary's is so famous. When it accomplishes its goal, St. Mary's becomes more of a family then ever. Top: Wendy Gray leads fresh- man in cheer. Left: Derek Zazueta revs up the Knights at Pep assemblies. Right: Junior boys flash their spirit. Middle Right: Are they really Seniors? I A Hi' 11 THE FAITH OF Top: The team joins together in prayer before practice. Middle: Mr. Smith and Mrs. Lasinski lead the student body in singing. Bottom Left: We are all one big family. Bottom Right: Penne Davis and Tammy Bushman show the real spirit of St. Mary's. 12 Many movies inspire, enlighten, and give hope. In that regard, St. Mary's Campus Minis- try is a production in itself. When the school family comes together to Worship, a deep, warm feeling surrounds the school for the rest of the day. And herein lies the differences. Movies are make believe, yet the faith of St. Mary's is real. TOP LEFT: Students join in the celebration at Mass. MIDDLE LEFT: Fr. Camillus, Fr. Joe, Fr. Alonso, and Fr. Blaise celebrate the beginning of the school year Mass. MIDDLE RIGHT: Janelle Fitzpatrick begins the procession for Mass. RIGHT: St. Mary's students leave Mass filled with the Spirit. MIDDLE: Fr. Alonso distributes Communion to Horace. if 13 W, xi wbpx v- mf , 'w ' A .V Q: TAI N-1. -4 -X NX nv M x. . -.,- ... X mn ,W 7 'J , wwf ' A 'Q sifiefxfy ' 4 - .W ,S . I N-E ' A , I A , Q Jil' 1 , mx-w1:,.L, V .- 'Mu Kg , 7 'M ' 5-wzgw 1 .5 H Q gg gf ,iff .Aw . .1 . : ' 4 iw, if, I 4. 3 q :JP 5 ' 59536 vii? gf f - fly- Eff? -W 1 . :j-iv! Ta li ,, W M, E ,. ,L , N5 2 if? EF ! 352 1' , qwmffg: f -c asf VME ,N fmmsffgf, ,A 5 i 2 'W 1 N ,W v.- HOMECOMING Homecoming has all the beauty and pa- gentry of a movie musical. It has that feel- ing of triumph after Winning the homecom- ing game. It has the sense of magic when a young man and a young woman are crowned King and Queen for one enchanted night. Homecoming is a beautiful, splendid event enjoyed by everyone involved. TOP LEFT: Queen Monica Hernandez and Mike Leal. TOP RIGHT: Angela Chavez and Gilbert Castillo. MIDDLE LEFT: Christina Saldate and Steve Au- gust. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jenny Marshall and David Benites. BOTTOM LEFT: Monica Sanchez and Hans Laughner. A TYPICAL DAY THE ET The typical day at St. Mary's involves more than attending classes. Everyday the stu- dents of St. Mary's are faced with new chal- lenges, and new ideas. There is always something different happening, and some- thing new to take part in. These differences from day to day are among the things that make attending St. Mary's enjoyable. Lt, , ,Q 4. 4 M- iif5 '.+ tj: :,1:2kQ,' If 1 'C tin 'I' MMM- A,..,- n ,,'-'N ,,.,a-'W ' . I 'qi 1 ' ll H iv: Sl Top: Just waiting around for the Principal. Lcft: How about taking a picture now. Right: Guess which one is out of place? wi-it 'll-f' ' F T -t 4 -'+!'l!Gn, ilk .auf g. is 1- fi. ' 135 , es LEFT: Juniors: Ray Erran, Bill Facio, and Carlos Rodriguez are caught going to their lockers in between classes. BOTTOM: l'Don't look at me, I didn't do itf' A A' .. T .WEA nys Graduation is the grand finale of four years of hard work and struggle. For some, it marks the end of their school career: for others it is only a begin- ning. When the seniors graduate, they are filled with emotions of triumph, success, and pride in what they have obtained, How- ever, sorrow is also pre- sent at this special event. Some friends will have to part and seek their own in- dividual paths in life. Stu- dents who graduate from Saint Mary's leave with a spirit and Christian forti- tude that cannot be achieved anywhere else. The El Caballero staff wishes the graduating class of 1985 all the love, joy, and happiness that life can give. by Gary Hadley TOP LEFT: Onward and upward to graduation night. TOP RIGHT: Proud graduates of 1985. BOT- TOM LEFT: Senior girls offer Mr. Hermann some last minute advise before graduation. The Candlerose Ceremony is the passing of a spirit and responsibility from one Student Council to the next generation of offi- cers. These officers hold the responsibility of assur- ing that the student body's views and opinions are presented to school offi- cials. The candle, which is given to the incoming officers, represents the responsibil- ity of those students to be the guiding light for others to follow. The rose is given to the outgoing officers in recognition for his or her service and dedication to the school and the student body. 18 by Gary Hadley SE IOR GRADUATIO Sh CA DLE ROSE CEREMONY TOP LEFT: Outgoing President, Art McKinn, receives his farewell rose. TOP MIDDLE Ms. Lumb congratulates Lisa Lo- pez for her outstanding spirit as Senior Class President. TOP RIGHT: All smiles for Patsy Belanon as Mr. Hermann presents her award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rod Medrano receives his candle as incoming Vice-President. LADY AND KNIGHT OF 1985 SALUTATORIAN AND VALEDICTORIAN The Lady and Knight of the Year are similar to the star actor and actress of a movie. The Lady of the year is cho- sen as the student who best exemplifies what St. Mary's is, both academically and in school spirit. The Knight is her counterpart who best shows the type of spirit, for- titude, and strength that is expected in all St. Mary's students. To be chosen as ei- ther Lady or Knight of the Year is a great privilege. by Gary Hadley LADY OF THE YEAR: Teresa Ke- vane. KNIGHT OF THE YEAR: Hans Laughner. The Salutatorian and Vale- dictorian represent the best St. Mary's has to offer aca- demically. For four years these two students have struggled, worked, and burned the midnight oil to reach this special honor. No matter what these two wish to do in the future, one thing is certaing they will be suc- cessful. The faculty and stu- dents congratulate them both. by Gary Hadley VALEDICTORIAN: Teresa Kevane fleftl. SALUTATORIAN: Lupe Arambula lrightl. 19 JU The Prom is much like the glamourous and elegant Golden Age of Hollywood, when ac- tresses dressed in beautiful flowing gowns and actors in nice, trim tuxedos. Students will always remember their Prom as one of the special events in their lives. It is a night when life-long memories are born. Prom is a night when anyone and everyone can, and does, shine like stars. BY Gary Hadley TOP LEFT: Time out from the dance floor. TOP RIGHT: .Linda Carrillo: Prom Queen. BOTTOM LEFT: Fr. Joe gets into the Prom spirit too. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Queen Linda receives her coveted award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Queen candidates of Prom '85. 20 TOP LEFT: Steve Belles and Kevin Endres with their escorts. TOP RIGHT: Proud King candi- dates of '85, TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Happy cou- ples from that enchanted evening . BOTTOM LEFT: Prom King and Queen: Kevin Endres and Linda Carrillo. BOTTOM RIGHT: The smiles say it all. 21 CRUISIN THE AMPUS BOTTOM LEFT: Helen Haas Volunteers her services to the cafeteria. RIGHT: The proud football team walks with enthusiasm to the pep rally. BOTTOM RIGHT: Andre Langley gets the newsman's attention at a playoff as- sembly tScott Routh, Steve Bellesj 22 'wa mv , .gif Q l H -naggin- -Q ' n A -ew? el lb D60 Q Q LEFT: Blake Harrison and Kevin Scott still find time to study outside of class. RIGHT: Even the newest faces around St. Mary's have school spirit. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Sector explains the plans for practice CMarty Otero, Chauncey Ray, Carlos Rodriguezj. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gilbert Cabrales keeps our spirit going. 4 Y it asset I n as 'Qgw1 iiii 5. i M 51 W 'UN g as TOP LEFT: Even the dad's of St. Mary's have spirit. TOP RIGHT: Seniors have many priviledges CMartin Nowakowski.J BOTOM LEFT: Do you mean we play this game with a basket- ball? BOTTOM RIGHT: David Benites and Anthony Zubia walk with enthusiasm to class. wa X5 s -3 we we 3 5 gms X as so ft ff A , it S Y. 1 f M, f I v x 5 5 T wg ri u f s'fO xv 1' , i Vx, N 54 sn ' H. ar' L Zvi , . A , 4, '4 l 4 5 N? 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BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Garland volunteers his ser- vices. TU I K A is me Sw X I - N. o ooii 1 ix L .num iw . . . o 'N . 4:2 ggi- gf e is fi 1 TOP LEFT: Are we doing this right? TOP RIGHT: The big men on campus. RIGHT: Somebody help me! Quick! 28 Avy' if ww ff Q f 3 ' gf gk VST? W , ,V 3 I an a Q is L t, fi 14 r,f4 Q1 Q 7 1' .LJ J s x, 4, ,H 1 1 f A Jw rf, gy' 'U , Qi 1 ' JZQL 1' S Af? f,.?.g1e 1 TOP LEFT: Look mom, we're big boys now. TOP RIGHT: Daniel Hernandez is rejuvinated after class. LEFT: Lady Knights show their strength. H -.f-six S TX and MW 06 0:1 if :MY 4' ii TOP LEFT: Coach always tells me not to let losing bother me CSonny Sellsy TOP RIGHT: Homecoming royalty CAngela Chavez and Gilbert Castilloj. MIDDLE Muscle Men of America, unite fCarlos Rodriguez, Paul Gaitan, Tom Apodacab. BOTTOM RIGHT: Real exciting assembly, huh? .. 1 :mei TOP LEFT: Finally after four years, some recognition Uohn Musselmanj. MIDDLE RIGHT: Caught in the act of daydreaming CPaul Franco, Mike Leal, Rod Me- dranoj. BOTTOM: Next year's seniors! M75 xo YH Q Z ,jj WIIHIE lI3II'l3 smwlgvw 'il Qc Q W Z mtrtlllm 0000000000000 Q t 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 9 Q I Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q000000000000 w L i Xmki L X -,'Q I ' TOP LEFT: Participation be- comes an important part of Ms. Lumb's class. MIDDLE: One cold classroom, huh? TOP RIGHT: At- tentive Juniors join in discussion. MIDDLE: To be a good note-pass- er, don't look at the note-passee. BOTTOM LEFT: We really have a close class. P f? Q f'.' f fkfz V 1 This department's philosophy is based on a strong spiritual, as Well as a psychological and social ap- proach, which touches the three main aspects of Religion: curriculum, ministry, and social service. Mr. Dibianco Heard of Religion Department Q E Wlhqi. Ima 't X l I V 1' .a '- I 1 ff if 5:2 or , . ' ,I 'IY 57,1 '43 ,.-. ff ,S f, 1--v r, L 1' K, f ,I G af X g 44 I I1 ,Ld I gd, ,Q I ,- , , , f g7 1,, X '4- hu: ? W'vi I TOP LEFT: Brother Jim leads Sophomores through the Bible. MIDDLE LEFT: Then he took the gun and . .. TOP RIGHT: Mark Gama takes a short break. BOTTOM: Learn- ing is a confusing situation for some people. llllllllllllilllllllll TOP RIGHT: Hand half way up equals half the answer. TOP RIGHT: I still don't understand why I can't sleep in class. BOTTOM LEFT: On no, my dog really did chew up my report. BOTTOM RIGHT: I hope this class goes fast. N-. . '-W. , .. Nm. 11 1nn1wn1110'0 The main goal of the English Department is to help the students recognize that the Way We live our lives and the language skills We use can be intimately re- lated for practical, aesthetic, and social purposes. Mrs. Andrews Head of English Department 21 SEL x I 'x '1 K, - ' A 'FR TOP LEFT: You need to study because, one. . . TOP RIGHT: The best example of upright sleeping that I've ever seen. MID- DLE LEFT: Who Wants to sit outside to- day? MIDDLE RIGHT: Unfair odds, 30 against 1. BOTTOM LEFT: Well, he was here last hour. The Foreign Language Department, con- current With the philosophy of St. Mary's High School, believes that the academic and spiritual formation of the student is of the upmost importance. The teaching and learning of a foreign lan- guage is a perfect tool for implementing the Gospel values, since by the knowledge of other languages and cultures, we come into contact with nations alien to us, and the service the learner can give becomes effec- tive in our country, community and the world at large. Mr. Soto Spanish Department Chairman ,A . 'pie' I TOP LEFT: Can you tell who is f the head of the class? TOP RIGHT: What do you mean that W I'm getting deported. MIDDLE LEFT: Now let's say it in Espanol. BOTTOM LEFT: Uno y uno es dos. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Scott listening intently. XZ? Our main goals in this class are to bring out the musical potential in each person, to learn and perform musical instruments, and to promote school spirit. Mr. Smith Band Director 430 JIT, 9 r,trrt My-Y r wk p. KR X, I 2 f 6 wh: .. a t f X: I Wt fa ll ftfw t- f . 5 ' 5 f 14. ' V 2 ami 4 5 f . W, + ' , L ' ., if I lf 1 r . trir ...M - ' :',gf??y' in . ff ' 3:l4'JL,vu.M TOP LEFT: I thought that we were supposed to stop here. TOP RIGHT: I can't say that this is real exciting. MIDDLE RIGHT: Playing in harmony is a major thing. BOTTOM LEFT: Hey, how do you play these things? BOTTOM LEFT: A new tune in the world of music. K! , S E, Qi TOP LEFT: Why does everyone bug me when I try to study? TOP RIGHT: Big mistake letting these three sit together. MIDDLE LEFT: The answer is two, I think. BOTTOM LEFT: How would I know, I'm only the math teacher. BOTTOM RIGHT: I'm naturally shy when it comes to pictures. 'llllfllllllllllffllllllQ ' 3 ' 0 2 0 :'. :: :z gh: Q Us : 1: : :As : 5 . o Q o o o Q o 0 ' ' 0 ' o 2 0 . 0 5 JZ, ...fm Y mul' ,itr I i,ai ift This department's feelings are that, in a World rap- idly becoming more complex in organization, some formal training in mathematics is becoming ever more necessary for success in life. Mr. Ahern Head of Math Department X Hi 'K z ...... i ii I X i :Sf , W 15 1 I 'i 3 Q v f Q X 1, YE gf -fff . ,M if '. 1 :Ea E I -. ' ef. fflmam, I my - egg, X X 90? is TOP LEFT: Caution: Student, studying. TOP RIGHT: Do you ever get the feeling that some- one's Watching you? MIDDLE LEFT: Why did the room suddenly get so dark? MIDDLE RIGHT: This test is easier than I thought it would be. BOTTOM LEFT: The president of the Dazed and Confused Club. BOTTOM RIGHT: I don't like smiling for pictures at all. St. Mary's has started a computer course in order to teach the students about the com- puter revolution in our society and to also teach the students the beginning basic pro- gramming to prepare them for the future. Mrs. Frame Head of Computer Department TOP LEFT: How did I end up with that answer? TOP MIDDLE: What did you say Mrs. Frame! TOP RIGHT: I have to copy whatever he's typing. BOTTOM LEFT: These computers tend to get bright sometimes BOTTOM ' ...Q- . FS RIGHT: Hook 'em Horns. 44 ,Maud This department believes that every person has a God-given talent. Therefore, its phi- losophy is to help the students develop an understanding of the business world and its functions in society, as Well as to train the students for future employment. Mrs. Cavallero Head of Business Department X 9 -MJ TOP LEFT: What do you mean that the typing paper doesn't go in sideways. TOP MIDDLE: St. Mary's gossip session. TOP RIGHT: Adding times two. MID- DLE: I hope that I get to audit someone today. BOTTOM LEFT: Picture taking attracts everyone. TOP LEFT: I never knew that these things were so ugly. TOP MIDDLE: Biol- ogy class doesn't always mean lab work. TOP RIGHT: Now you two are going to have to stop eating the frog's legs. MID- DLE RIGHT: What do you mean that ev- eryone has a heart except me. BOTTOM LEFT: Don't get smart with me Art, or I'll try out this mace on you. BOTTOM RIGHT: See, not everyone sleeps in Chem- istry Class. is :Q oo. '45 -y ' WN 5 5 R' ' o .4-asf E f ' x X s 9 5 The main goal 1n the Science Department is to teach the students more about the world around them through studying the things that make up the World and 1ts surroundings. Fr. Blaise Cronin Head of Science Department TOP LEFT: Someone stole my microscope. TOP RIGHT: FSA- Future Scientits of America? MIDDLE RIGHT: Sometimes revolting things can be seen without a microscope. BOTTOM RIGHT: No, molecular structure is not the name of a new rock band. Af ' tix Y - . Vi-2 fhiiQ5 P t.g.4f....f.afQ :LJ '37 ,SUV Y 1 I II Il I ll f X N 5 X Qgqgavrl I X l lllllllf '- Liam Z P Q X I 5 Ms zu.: :uno E . IPP :Az 3 TOP LEFT: It's always better to use the buddy system when passing notes. TOP RIGHT: I wish she would call on me, my arm is getting tired MIDDLE: No, Art, I can't bite on that. RIGHT: Staying awake in class is sometimes hard to do. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Gray giving the approximate location of St. Mary's S elif? , www'- S if .. ' The major goal of the Social Studies program is to teach the students about past and present cultures, civic values, and a strong concept of Social justice in the world. Mr. Yearnd Social Studies Director s. . 1 5 f i ? e r ' 4' I I 4 I ll - .sl xl' v E, 'X 'P L 5 ,5 tl! g r : f Ivfniw TL L , s swwse ff wf'-I-'QS ,1 F f' ' fi ix , gwgii I TOP LEFT: I don't understand why teachers make tests so hard. TOP RIGHT: Guess which one is day- dreaming. MIDDLE LEFT: Hey Ozzy, do you have the answers for 5, 6, 7, and 8? MIDDLE RIGHT: When the teacher turns her back, any- thing goes. LEFT: Run that by me one more time, Lupe. X TOP LEFT: Just try that shot Dominic. TOP RIGHT: O.K., only 99 more reps to go. MID- DLE RIGHT: The aftermath of a baseline drive. BOTTOM LEFT: I could do this all day maybe. BOTTOM RIGHT: O.K. John Al, quit joking around. X..-f Q asv The main goal in physical education class is to try to better the physical well-being of each individual through participation in the class. Although the class is not required, many people take it as an elective and really do their part throughout the year. It is a fun class. Mr. Ron Gray P.E. Director Occ n UL lily ,7 'M '92 3 SN ff,- f f ,Z TOP LEFT: Hey Mike, squats go up and down. TOP MIDDLE: I can even do this with my eyes closed. TOP RIGHT: Talk about breathless, Christina Saldate takes a break dur- ing P.E. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Hey Rusty check out that dime on the floor. X4 Xs xo 'fll I f li- WFIINSIEII TFUMVN X f I ,Wm 1Dll3'l3ANll1AWfII'UNS STUDE T COU CIL The 1984-1985 Student Council did an exceptional job for St. Mary's by fulfilling its purpose of coordinating and sponsoring all of the school's activities. It also act- ed as spokesperson for the stu- dent body. The Student Councl was very busy during the year, sponsoring many school activities, such as the Fall Fiesta, 8th Grade Day and most dances and class elec- tions. The Student Council was also responsible for starting two new clubs: The Golf Club and the Bicycle Club. As a team, the council has helped the school develop spirit and uni- ty. That is what St. Mary's is all about. TOP - FIRST ROW: Art McKinn, Chris Uribe. SECOND ROW: Joanne Sorrelman, Monica Ramirez, Sally Robledo. RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Art McKinn. SECOND ROW: Landina Arenivaz, Jackie Losada, Joanne Sorrelman, Michelle Dominguez, Monica Ramirez, Gloria Salgado, Sandra Trujillo, Elisa Cordova, Sally Robledo, Lisa Lopez. THIRD ROW: Rod Medrano, Bobby Nunez, Sylvester Mabry, Paul Ber- uman, Bernadette Trujillo, Chris Uribe, Mike Leal, Mike De La Cruz. FOURTH ROW: Hans Laughner. . E I fi, I RX W ' fl i -f ,z, ll! X, BIKE AND GOLF The Bicycle Club was an admi- rable institution introduced at St. Mary's this year. It's begin- ning can be traced back to a poll taken by the student body early in 1984. The students felt St. Mary's needed a club that would create a sense of sports- manship, develop ability for true physical fitness, and pro- vide a chance to broaden one's horizons. The Bicycle Club has fulfilled that need with the help of Bro. Gerard. This year as a team, the Bicycle Club has gone on many a bike trail and has had numerous experiences, which will never be forgotten. The Golf Club was a prestigious organization led by Father Joe and Brother Gerard. It set out to provide instruction to a pop- ular and delightful form of ex- ercise. The Club was started at the re- quest of our own St. Mary's stu- dent body in a poll conducted by Ms. Lumb. One of the main purposes was to see if enough people were interested in hav- ing St. Mary's compete in the A.A.A. Skyline League of the golf world. When asked about any future club plans, Father Joe said, We hope to play all through next year, and accom- plish strong bonds of friend- ship, competition, and true sportsmanship. TOP-ROW ONE: Peter Orozco, Michael Morones, Tom Hernandez, Jim Smith, Ruben Arvizu, Bro. Gerard. ROW TWO: Levester Davis, Manuel Cota, Li- dia Cota, Jason Rose, Tom Dewell. LEFT- ROW ONE: Steve Berry, Fr, Joe, Jessie Valencia, Sylvia Aguilar, Katie Calderon. ROW TWO: Pat Dewell, Chris Baker, Bro Gerard, Gabe Doak, Jason Rose, Theresa Kevane. YOUTH FOR LIFE Youth for Life is a club at St. Mary's in which students Work hard to inform the public of the Wrongful abortions of the unborn. Youth for Life members do such activities as picket abortion clin- ics and circulate anti-abortion lit- erature. Nation-wide, Youth for Life and Right to Life organiza- tions have been responsible for the closure of many abortion clin- ics. These courageous student should be commended for making a stand on this controversial issue. TOP: Gary Blevins, Steve Williams, Raul Gaston, Jaime Ferniza, Mr. Kelly, Dion Abril, Anita Mada, Mike Garcia, Yvonne Figueroa, Melinda McCarthy. MIDDLE LEFT: Officers Gary Blevins, Dion Abril, Moderator, Mr. Kelly. MIDDLE RIGHT: Youth for life members discussing an im- portant project. BOTTOM: Moderator Mr. Kelley, discusses Youth for Life informa- tion with club members. 0-v-.,,,,NN qfr' 4 FW. 1' Kr 'fffg i i W me -is M 7 K 9 Him- 1 ,L , gg In Sv ,. .-I' - . its .. . 3 'I xg ' , . 'X' N ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY The National Honor Society ranks as one of the oldest and most prestigious national orga- nizations for high school stu- dents. Chapters exist in three- fourths of the nation's high schools, and since 1921 millions of students have been selected for membership. Thousands of dollars in scholarships have been awarded to senior mem- bers since 1945. Members are selected by a fac- ulty council for meeting high standards of scholarship, lead- ership, service and character. National Honor Society mem- bers are expected to continue their exemplary contributions to the school and community. TOP - FIRST ROW: Mike Leal, Art McKinn, Paul Berumen. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Carrillo, Lupe Aram- bula, Patsy Balanon, Sally Bojorques, Lisa Lopez, John Musselman, Helen Haas, Teresa Kevane, Miss Lasinski, THIRD ROW: Anthony Munoz, Amy Hurley, Monica Ramirez, Paul Chap- man, Hans Laughner, Blake Harrison, Rod Medrano, Mike DeLaCruz, Leon Thompson. LEFT - FIRST ROW: Of- ficers, Hans Laughner, Art McKinn. SECOND ROW: Patsy Balanon, Car- men Arambula, Miss Lasinski. RIGHT: Lisa Lopez, Art McKinn. KEY CLUB The Key Club was the largest and most active organization on campus. It was a landmark year with ninety-five paid members who provided the community with more than 900 hours of service. One very special ser- vice project the Key Club did this year came at Christmas time. Forty club members spent over 500 dollars on a huge party for a hundred un- derpriveledged second graders. The months were filled with fun and exciting projects. The Key Club advisor, Ms. Susan Lumb, was important in the de- velopment and strength of the tremendous Key Club spirit throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Rudy Garcia, Gabe Doak, Mike Morones, Patrick Siedillo, Ruben Silva, Jose Villa, Anthony Munoz, Syl- via Aguilar, Lupe Arambula, Teresa Kevane, Jesse Valencia, Paul Chap- man, Ray Yocopis, Laurie Soto. SEC- OND ROW: Jeanne Wintering, Chris- tine Scieszka, Elisa Cordova, Cynthia Miranda, Jennifer Castle, Yvnne Ruiz, Judy Torres, Frances Ruiz, Kathy Ha- tounian, Corrina Barriga, Monica San- chez, Patsy Balonden, Karen Seiser, Yolanda Gutierrez, Lisa Lopez, Maria Laughner, Trene Barry, Phyllis Gon- zales, Bernandette Cruz, Liz Lara, Julie Gomez. THIRD ROW: Bridget Valen- zuela, Leah Ramirez, Anglea Barajas, Theresa Lopez, Tara Dyer, Jackie Lo- sada, Anne Marie Ramirez, Dina Areni- vaz, Cathy Soto, Lisa Diaz, Francine Brown, Lorraine Reyes, Michelle Banks, Tammy Garcia, William O'Brien, Robert Bartylla, Ms. Lumb FOURTH ROW: Steve Berry, Julian French, Marty Lopez, Carlos Montoya, Emilio Reyes, Reggie Lewis, Martin Gandarilla, John Musselman, Ivan Cas- tillo, Ernie Rodriguez, Hans Laughner, Paul Berumen, Russel Whitman, Art McKinn, Steve Castillo, Joseph Losada, Jason Rose, Marcos Soto, Alex Butler, Rudy Cortez, Dominic Dominquez. MIDDLE LEFT: Officers Lupe Aram- bula and Sylvia Aguilar go over impor- tant Key Club business. MIDDLE RIGHT: Key Club Moderator, Miss Lumb, and President Teresa Kevane plan a project for the Red Cross. BOT- TOM: Anthony Munoz and Teresa dis- cuss the upcoming Key Club Conven- tion. QUE, 3 ,, 'ST , - 4 - -. : 1. ' ' sive-5,- .' -I .-..,::sw- ' , 4 ' 'Q'- , . -f-1 'L ' - ' M . . '5- . ., . P -- l 'fa ., .a-.sys-asae.mn a. -ta, 'R I A .' E. Cross counting ODYUU help ,,, - ,,,,,,,,n'-avg., .L-www K . wk, in M. Q K my HRQQ ff:-Vi 4 we - 'ii .. X . M.. .su-no 91 AQ X Xi s . . , . . gifs. l W V' nv FIRST ROW: Jenny Marshall, Theresa Vital, Monica Ramirez, Linda Carrillo, Patsy Ba- lanon, Bernadette Trujillo, Tonya Routh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sanford, Chris Uribe, Jessie Valencia, Teresa Kevane, Digna Martinez, Chris Tovar, Rod Medrano. THIRD ROW: Carlos Rodriguez, Tom Apodaca, Art McKinn, Hans Laughner, Paul Berumen, Steve Belles, Mike Leal, Mike De La Cruz. , , ,, lllr 2' S N ATE The Senate is the Saint Mary's police force which keeps discipline and order around the school. Under the direction of our Dean of Stu- dents, Mr. Sanford, the sena- tors issue summons to ap- pear in court where the of- fender is fined fifty cents. Senators give summons for many infractions such as: un- derclassmen's use of lockers between classes, improper dress, profanity, underclass- men's use of the front door, and many others. The Senate is chosen by teachers, who nominate the students who show the most responsibilty and leadership abilities. These students must be able to handle a good deal of au- thority in keeping law and order in our school. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Sanford and Senate President, Hans Laughner. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senate officers: Chris Uribe, Hans Laughner, Torn Apodaca, Monica Ramirez, and Pat- sy Balonon. BOTTOM: Senator Hans Laughner gives senate offender Sal- ly Robledo a warning . THE STARS SHI E T NHS SHO Www V TOP LEFT: New couple on campus CAmy Hurley, Steve Williamsj. TOP RIGHT: The Real Roxanne CReggie McGill, Ricky Lopez, Roxanne Moragal. MIDDLE LEFT: Moon - Walkin! CRobert Moque- chob. MIDDLE RIGHT: Come on Mr. Her- mann, it can't be that bad! BOTTOM MID- DLE: Song and dance team CSonya Thompson, Jeanelle Fitzpatrickb. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Madonna wanna be! fLupe Valencial. 60 WWW .bu ,fs TOP LEFT: Loverboy CDavid Davenportb. TOP RIGHT: The winners CDavid Davenport, Lupe Valencia, Robert Morquechob. MIDDLE: Lupe does Tina Turner! fLupe Arambulab. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rat - a Lat - tat! CGaven Gieseckej. BOTTOM RIGHT: Every crowd has hecklers. 61 ANNA ID ID MVIINNIEIIQS SIDUIIQWFS Q -X ,gwb xg 'f , M, gg, 'f 3 kia, .-as uw 2- ,315 1 was 5 ,Em Ni ix xl if K... .tv . ., 3 MSB Rvws S 5 ig K V X ,: QW A in N M .1 'U A . , 5 Q S 1 1' my rf ,.. A, X f kk .2 , K f i .L . ffiiv, . - ' ak W K 'M-xx , ircv 4 N Xp AL,A N is N quez, Mark Morales, John Mus- selman, Henry Sanchez, Robert Morquecho, Reggie McGill. FIFTH ROW: Mark Barriga, Mi- chael Richmond, Nick Reina, Art McKinn, Ed Suarez, Andre Lang- ley, Morris Delgado. CHAMPS OF AZ. KNIGHTS WEAR GOLD PANTS The traditional Montery Park workouts be- gan in early July with the Knights gath- ered, preparing for the up and coming sea- son. The eventual goal, as always and every year, was for the Knights to put on the gold pants for four victories, and come away with the State Title. The Knights began their season with a dis- appointing 14-3 loss to McClintock, but re- bounded as they always do, decisively de- feating the next three opponents. The turn- ing point in the Knight's season came from a loss to Moon Valley. It was a do-or-die situation with the Knights having to win the reamining 5 games to achieve the covet- ed Gold Pants. With Coach Farrell at the helm, the Knights were steered to consecutive victo- ries over Horizon, Apollo, Brophy, Deer Valley, and Shadow Mountain. The Knights were now in the playoffs, led by a fine group of Seniors and determined underclassmen. They disposed of Prescott and Amphitheater, leading to the match with the McClintock Chargers. The Knights had worked too hard and long under the tutelage of Coach Farrell to end the season early. They overwhelmed the Chargers rolling to a 24-7 victory. The Knights were now in the battle for the State Title. In the title game the team started slowly, but rolled to a decisive 31-14 victo- ry. The Knights ended the season with a 12- 2 record, along with the pride of being State Champs! AGAIN 'HSV' UWM, I '.22::gw5'iwq 5 ' ' : ' .gimsigw ' ' It , , ' ' , W .. ,, , Al ,K EV , jg 3' N . iw y 3 , . . Q -2' H 1 sexi,--:ffri:mfg :rf-Ss. -. f ttiiffiififh- - 5 1lf1:1.:Q2:-35, -:rf 'fgg,t1--wil gm In-...,i1k,k ,A : . wwgifmz,-'1:: : .:stt,,g9 , PM A p E, ,- -N ,, : i -- ' f s iq 2 . Q 5 H , 9 ylkgm W 1' gi f :iff 'gtg ey- ey :js I TOP LEFT: Knights kick off to the Sky- hawks. TOP RIGHT: 412 Rohber Brad- ford makes a clean getaway. MIDDLE LEFT: 37 Steve Belles is about to be crushed. MIDDLE: Catch me if you can CEd Moll 3345 MIDDLE RIGHT: Knights surround the enemy. BOTTOM LEFT: Big UD stops them again. Praia K 'H KT -- . S . S Q K Q i 3 - 2 '- 1, it k Qs ,L .. V - , Q, .. :T A. .O L L O O M 'i X Q i .,.. ' - .. - L' -- . F -- .. ,. ' M t ' A kr Revay My Wk 1' ,, . ,.,, me N is .... .- ' LLLL . . f W -N Q F: i is -- vw -S W te.: 'S+ . X, ' . X--XX:- :-b W Q' .W 3'w,m.xw- ,. M TOP LEFT: You're not going any further CHenry San- chez it55J. TOP RIGHT: Escaping from a Cougar is easier said than done fRohber Brafford 45125. BOTTOM LEFT: You can't explain how it feels to be 41 fAndre Langleyj MIDDLE LEFT: Andre Langley returns an- other interception. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rebounding the corner fEd Moll 4345. 68 Wm., K IGI-IT LOVE TO PLAY I GOLD!!! ii !,.. N ,gnu 1 so SF: I 4 'yr wus-w 11 3 nay f ,ff IES VW, Mfg Aww-nib, awww' TOP LEFT: Great things come in small pac a cs. fRe ie McGil? 4423. 'Ig5P RIGHT: Scott Routh's speciality, 670. MIDDLE LEFT: Speed is always better than size. fDaryll Harris 3323. MIDDLE RIGHT: Two Knights on one Panther-excellent match-up. QRohber Brafford 3127. BOTTOM: Which way should I go? Which way should I go? CDaryll Harris 3327. 69 JU IOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Coach Denogean, Paul Gaitan, Trapper Kelley, John Martinsen, Anthony Rojas, John Henry Ochoa, Coach Czepowski, Coach Anderson. SECOND ROW: Coach Rideau, John Longo, Mark Archuleta, Robert Leon, Dan Musselman, John Kohrs, Chris Eyrich, Gary Benites, Marty Irwin, Frank Baratta. THIRD ROW: Martin Blackaby, Kevin Scott, Michael Laguna, Roger Stevens, Ron Mayer, Erin Easter, Felipe Zubia, Mark Garland, Tim VanHouton. FOURTH ROW: Guillermo Flores, Mike Meringer, Noe Vallejo, Tim McDowell, Mark Sanchez, Daniel Hernandez, Alex Moreno, Ben Martinez, Armando Figuero. FIFTH ROW: Paul Tiffany, Gabriel Castillo, Randy Perez, Marty Blackaby, Roy Nunez, Martin Gandarilla. -' 'gfwvafv A eff rim e , ,, ::,. ,.,,, g se .. rx .. I 1:.- . 5 -Y ' ' - .,,, ' '- - , 1 I A e ' ' .. 1' 2: f r., V..,k ,Q K. A .5k in t Vkkkk, kk A X L... .K S a e s .- ez? I . . P51 fr E rik 3 ,Gi is 2' f ,,fiQ5k - ' ' - - ii? ffm , ' Q it as ,N I + .. ,,.:. , A ,-N N.-X M.. 'A tl, or I , K.: TOP LEFT: A Knight 5 ready to fire up a Skyhawk. BOTTOM LEFT: John at ws X Kohrs leaves the Sky- i t A hawks in the dust. TOP ,:,. f RIGHT: Frank Barratta h : - fc :wtf , M , -: -H J-S .- M ....... ' - ,fQ,fs12 ,,:- i .fgi is can smell the goal 11ne. if 5? .,., I f I , , A ..,,, 1 H k , .. I I .t...... 1 JIJF, X :.::- . I . ' ' . eittteee :SC Ragga -'i- ' 4 :,.: I . 70 Y Qi :':- , ' , . . A, -. ,--- i f : A aw, , . 31 'f '47 51 zz 'fxs-JFS A 9, 'W a 3 9 33 ,.. fa1 N V, i H 11955 16 gg? 24535 1 2 U CHAMP1 S F 84-85 5 WW B, VW 4, 4 ,M Y Wie MW' J S 5' iff 1 V x.s..xE ya N x I Q ,,waMM1'h3d, ii., AA si WT' 4 -E is it - Q PAGE 72 TOP LEFT: Darryll Harris 432. TOP RIGHT: Andre Langely 31, Michael Richmond 49. BOTTOM LEFT: Derek Zazueta 471, Chris Bishop 432. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chris Uribe it53. BOTTOM RIGHT: S.M. Knights putting the icing on the cake. 42 Q ff TOP: S.M. quarterback Steve Belles signs with Notre Dame University. BOTTOM LEFT: S.M. defensive linexman Derek Za- zueta signs for his freshman year at Northern Arizona Universi- ty. BOTTOM RIGHT: S.M. Rhober Brafford signs with North- ern Arizona University. VARSITY BASKETB LL QXKHJKKLUSL U ,X . : sf , LQ? F. 3 k ' ,K Q - Q N, , H K N , 5 in i Q I ,M as X, e 3 5 ff ski. Llllilllflglj LM ilfifg, TOP ROW: Horace Pieri, Coach Nunez, Leon Thompson, Brent Byerly, Gilbert Castillo, Steve Belles, Gary Blevins, Hans Laughner, Xavier Denogean, Mark Wetzel, Shawn Murphy. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Chris Uribe, Paul Franco, Mike Leal, Rod Medrano, Sal Martinez, Mike De La Cruz, David Losada, Chris Tovar. N ,fx H e C ,.-xi 4 ' wee f of 3 i 1 S MIDDLE LEFT: Here Michael, l'll hold him while you shoot 1431 Xavier Denogean and 424 Mi- chael De La Cruzj. RIGHT: Reaching for the top fHans Laughner and Xavier Denogeanb. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders must be doing a really exciting stunt. 74 . , M., . wa-....s.,..M..a, E 5 ,E 4 Y , s..- ., 1 GQ ,F . W, ' u it , i J ff Q Q. - - Q X., T it K. WJ The 1984-85 Basketball Sea- son can be summed up in a few wordsg a learning exper- ience. The Knights could not get the right breaks at first, starting the season rather slowly. Yet, as the weeks progressed, the team began to show signs of great poten- tial. The team was led by the strong leadership of seniors, Steve Belles, Gilbert Castillo, Xavier Denogean and Hans Laughner. As the season came to a close, the Knights began to pick up the pace by winning their last four games and finishing 7-4 in league play. This record placed the Knights into the number two seat in the Sky- line Division Playoffs. The ultimate game against Greenway proved to be a heartbreaker for the Knights, as they lost in the overtime by one point, 41-40. The bright spot for the fu- ture of the team will be the leadership of junior point guard Mike De La Cruz and the improving consistency underneath the basket from sophomore Gary Blevins. The Knights as a whole learned a good deal from the fine coaching of Head Coach Ron Gray and his assistant Tom Nunez. The team learned to play with patience and poise, but most impor- tantly from the heart. by Rod Medrano TOP LEFT: Bet no one thought Rod could jump this high. tRod Medranob. MIDDLE LEFT: Get out of my way, cause I'm going to slam this one tKevin Scottj. BOTTOM LEFT: First one to go get the ball gets a lollypop. MIDDLE: Slam dunking the funk, St, Mary's style. 75 J.V. BASKETBALL ' SJ t 113 :NAA 5 X if N M s., 5 , ,,LL Q 4 2 - F . Q FIRST ROW: Coach Yerand, Herb Wilcox, Santiago Reyes, Anthony Rojas, David Musselman, John Martinsen, Mark Wetzel, Leon Thompson, Chris LaScala. SECOND ROW: Dan Musselman, Derek Pieri, Pancho Barratta, Kevin Scott, Derryll Harris, Scott Endres, Manager, Chris Uribe. The 1984-85 Junior Varsity bas- djs. ketball season was typified by a series of peaks and valleys. The team started slowly, losing four of the first six games, but rebounded with a winning streak of eight straight after the Christmas break. The season highlights in- cluded an impressive pair of victo- ries over Brophy and a J .V. Sky- line Division Championship. The addition of Mark Wetzel and Leon Thompson after Christmas helped the J .V.'s to their overall reward ., of 13-6 and a league record of 10-2. W WW The honorary captions were Mark Wetzel and Chris La Scala. The Knight's M.V.P. trophy went to Mark Wetzel, Frank Baratta cap- tured scoring honors and Kevin -3 .JMMQL Vt, Scott led the team in assists. Derek Pieri and Santiago Reyes EDN shared the honor of Most Im- nt K proved Players. ff' V, by Kevin Scott MIDDLE RIGHT: These guys are audi- tioning for the next Toyota commercial. RIGHT: Trying to get into a quick game of twenty-one, before the game. BOTTOM LEFT: Somebody grab the ball. LEFT: Brent Byerly goes in for the lay up. 76 -ns FRESHMA BASKETBALL mill!! if ,Q 4v7'f: S, xx Exkwjg ,X 2 Q if 2 FIRST ROW: Angel Lopez, Ronnie Hasl, Steve Petre, Sylvester Mabry, James Lopez, Frank Pantoja, Danny Contreras. SECOND ROW: Coach Frank Denogean, Sonny Brissette, Andre Nillo, Mark Lopez, Fred Miller, Ken Young, A.J. Velasques, John Pierce, Coach Henry Lopez. The 1984-85 Basketball season was a successful one for the young Knights. The freshmen fin- ished their first season on the court with a 12-4 record, and the number 3 spot in the Skyline A Division. Their best game of the season was against previously un- beaten arch-rival Brophy. The young Knights finished off their season with a four game , Winning streak, which is a good sign of things to come. Coach Den- ogen and Henry Lopez gave the players a great deal of support. The coaches attribute the teams success to hard work, dedication and team unity. The freshmen look forward to more successful seasons in the future and will be true to upholding the pride and spirit that is St. Mary's. 3 by 7,-Ov Robert Olivas MIDDLE: Knights always sticking to the zone. BOTTOM LEFT: The ball stops here. CSylvester Mabryb. BOTTOM RIGHT: Son- m0M,,,,,,,, ny skying to the hoop for a slam. ,Jaw - MQ? Qi M 77 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Jenine Lavin, Teresa Kevane, Helen Haas, Jill Clancy, Theresa Kennedy, BOTTOM ROW: Laura Cisneros, Ronnie Fierro, Laurie Hernandez, not pictured: Angela Chavez. grjrs -S . . :'f: . , tt.. , ' , A ' .,.,.,,,,,i S 1-NJ 5 'NAJ --A--..,,, TOP LEFT: Helen Haas getting ready to sink a basket. TOP RIGHT: gs, Oh no! Here they come. RIGHT: Get out of my way, or else! Uosette Mfr Moorej A gf' 1 I s 22' -i.:Q.5-ei? T-', ,...x f, is ,, Y 4, V 4 Ina. .. , , Sa ig 7 it i -, ,fi , , 'A' in ...Z ,- ..,, A11, ,I ,,,, l gf s 1 Yugi 2 I U 1 V 2 --f , , 4 , be 'LR J- .XX fx ml 'w-- The season for the Lady Knights Basketball Team came to an end without the Knights claiming a winning record. However they grew as a team and as individuals, which is more important. It was a year of very young players and only two seniors, a combination that worked well together. They gave their all, remained dedicated and had fun. It was a season of hard work and accomplish- ments. The Seniors realized all too well, how quickly the seasons roll by. From the sen- iors, a message to the Lady Knights of to- morrow: give your all, remain dedicated to yourself and the team, and strive for more everyday. Most importantly, be free and natural in the spirit of competition. By Teresa Kevane 'W L 'Q 3 . S ' I ' I A' gf .4 siiil I if I WMA X 1 M J t :Q . . i .-k it K .. , wig SA ,ri V Z -L -- . is: - - ::'.t. af' 'Q r': 'lf' a- H RSP: - fl l Eff-in X K ,, I K -A .- t, --11 4' It fa. 5, I ..s 5 Y- . I l --,. TOP: Get your hand out of my face, I can't see! fThere- sa Kevanel. TOP LEFT: Ouch, my feet are killing me CPenne Davisl. TOP RIGHT: Watch this girls Uosette Moorel. MIDDLE LEFT: Here I am! Uenine Lavinh BOTTOM LEFT: Now that I have the ball, I got to make it. CTheresa Kevanej BOTTOM RIGHT: Tough defense! J.V. BA KETBALL TOP ROW: Ms Lumb, Tina Padilla, Pam Velasquez, Judy Torrez, Cindy Wirtz, Cynthia Miranda, Denise McCoy. BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Easter, Karen Seiser, Jenniel Fitzpatrick, Renee Balagat, Sonja Thompson, Rachel Jordan. This year was a good one for the Junior Varsity Basketball team. The girls received some valuable experiences which will be helpful for their partici- pation next year on Varsity. Good luck girls. Let the spirit of St. Mary's continue. By Angela Chavez RIGHT: Over looking the view tTina Padilla, Pam Velasquezj. FAR RIGHT: Here have the ball then CKaren Seiserj. ?--4 iw l FRESHMA BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Mr. Smith, Francis Ruiz, Ann Marie Ramirez, Maria Laughner, Jackie Losada, Barb Rojas. BOTTOM ROW: Dina Arenivaz, Renne Ruiz, Patsy Salazar, Cynthia Chacon. .J '-v.,,,, The Freshman Girls did an excellent job this season. They had a number of advantages be- cause of all their good players, which was real- ly their entire team. The Freshman Girls look forward to an even better season next year, hoping to bring St. Mary's to even more victo- ries. BY Angela Chavez MIDDLE LEFT: Well, you see it's like this CAnn Marie Ramirezl. MIDDLE RIGHT: You're supposed to do it this way. CRenee Ruizl. BOTTOM LEFT: Come back here! CPatsy Salazarl. -MN .- .NMNN VARSITY VOLLEYB LL 3 felt if ' ' wsu ' , 1, x T ' rf' Q4 'W - ' . ,ye FIRST ROW: Helen Haas-Agiann s, Jill Clancy, Wendi Gray, Theresa Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Michelle Farinas, Lisa uguez, Rosie Rodriguez, Laura Macias. THIRD ROW: Tricia Fimbres, Veronica Fierro, Christina Saldate. jawn jflww .-Kwm j' ' ' -k FEM' 1414 Xigmilwigbar 0 MS aff 4 - 1 , . QSM WWW madbJWM?3Q' JV A q x 1 ,ir ,, Kiwgwggee vga, i FIRST ROW: Karen Seizer, Jeanine Lavin, Jacque Rodriguez, Laurie Hernandez, Cindy Cortright, Sylvia Aguilar. SECOND ROW Cindy Abril, Dolly Rosario, Tracy Easter. FRESHMEN N, HJ , im W5 6 I i ,erei sf' FIRST ROW: Barbie Rosas, Cathy Soto, Maria Laughner, Coach Eva Olivas. SECOND ROW: Irene Berry, Francis Ruiz, Adina Arevinaz, Cathy Hataunion. 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BOTTOM LEFT: Ben Simon runs a close finish in the 100 meter run. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ben Simon completing a successful long jump. 51,1 Q 8 5 X 5 iv nd iii X f N. Xu 'x W X x S., . ngfq mi G U5 12 VARSITY OFTB LL WW' Q 1, li W 11,351 TOP ROW: Barbie Rosas, Jeanine Lavin, Teresa Kennedy, Helen Haas, Teresa Kevane. SECOND ROW: Monica Sanchez, Karen Seiser, Tricia Fimbres, Rosie Rodriguez, Lisa Candeleria, Coach Eva Olivas. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Teresa Kennedy takes a free ride to first base. BOTTOM 1 RIGHT: Sophomore Varsity members Ka- ren Seiser, Rosie Rodriguez, Jeanine La- vin. 1 x i in an :,:, rf' :flu '::V M, -V nk , , w.ff4,. T, ,.. . gi v ' H , ,' . ' i V , L ' ' , w if 2 , 0. wg Hi 14. if A , 1, , ,f 4 2 ,uf , ,0,j,g1igffi,, J M.. M, 2 . f's4w: f .1 :,:47f':,'e igigg 7101919 IOIOI- f sled- Q Sw-? ?iM1.?' , 95,5 I xi , fx , Q ,,, aW'1'4f W if , A51 I TOP LEFT: Strike-out Sanchez strikes again! fMonica Sanchezb, TOP RIGHT: Now Barbie, 1et's see how far you can throw the ball! fBarbie Rosas, Monica Sanchezb. MIDDLE LEFT: 2, 4, 6, 8 who do we appreciate? BOTTOM LEFT: Juniors Teresa Kennedy and Tricia Fimbres. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Varsity members: Monica Sanchez, Helen Haas, Teresa Kevane. vjogqeyja jo N' it w , ,M S ., g, bxm. ,te I .rin r, fi,5,,f,Ex5aifg:prQ-fe..:3,.ggf fv ',. fmyisgegkg if ,J ,au 5, few: QS rf' vii' ' asks ma-if ii. TOP LEFT: 'AS1ugger Fimbres! CTricia Fimbresj TOP RIGHT: Okay, now what am I supposed to so with this thing? CKaren Seiserb BOTTOM LEFT: It soars through the air, with the great- est of ease Ueanine Lavinj BOTTOM RIGHT: Now, 1et's see some action! fTeresa Kennedyb OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Christine Scieszka warms up before a game. TOP RIGHT: Tere- sa Kevane gets ready to send one over the fence. WWW , , MNMWA M ,,,w,,,: W 5, : M W 5, , ,ff 55,7 Z , ,M 'IQI9IvI9I4PIOIOIO:' I i1Ill' . is is La, . ' 2 5 ,.1- is O JV fi NXA 5 TOP ROW: Jennifer Castle, Sonia Celeya, Dina Arenivaz, Anita Saldate, Cynthia Miranda, Lisa Rustenburg, Miss Cushing. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Soto, Frannie Ruiz, Judy Torres, Pam Velasquez. BOTTOM ROW: Maria Laughner, Kathy Hatounian. VARSITY BASEBAI L S FIRST ROW Frank Baratta Gabr1e1 Doak B1l1y Facio, Mike De La Cruz, Oscar McCo y SECOND ROW Art McKmn Franclsco Guy Mlke D1az Rusty Bruce Chris La Scala Coach Ahern. THIRD ROW: Rohber Brafford Gllbert Casullo Drew P1er1 ' ' .M 'wh A ,f fm, ,'faw ,,,,V,f'ff, f, ,, .rr,r 0 E s 1- . ...K kk gf, Q. , K ' . A game-gr 5 - -. ' 5, , x ax mm QF 4 ' WS S7 L - X N' 3 Rf S ?.: funk , A s 4 I A ,P I f EE K - i ' ---- .--- i Ski: X . .V iv .S ' 2 Q ff.-. Q K .,O.. f 5.55 w Q... ws. '-h- ' K f fx ' . ff? I7 . I . 416' K w 1, 'ij . Q Hg. if ,,,. f ff if 'nfllorl wi '5s....., 'K yyyy in A M. ' rw ,, f W, tw M .W K, 33 I mr 'iff' 4 Lu .ta ww?-nuwnwmwm ., egg, TOP LEFT: Turning a double play is easier said than done. TOP RIGHT: Fran doing what he does best fFrank Barrattab. LEFT MIDDLE: Anthony Zu- bia, laying a bunt. RIGHT MIDDLE: Come on, throw the ball KOS- car McCoy, Rohber Braffordb. LEFT BOT- TOM: Boy those errors can really take their toll CGilbert Castillob. RIGHT BOTTOM: Come on guys don't look so excited. 91 'mv J.V. BASEBALL mn E E WMF' Ti FIRST ROW: Marty Blackaby, Scott Endres, Chris Erich, Mike Halverson, Mark Beruman, Orlando Ortega. SECOND ROW: Niko Lambesis, Steve Westphal, Ruben Medina, Felipe Zubia, Gary Benites, Chris Ortiz. THIRD ROW: Reyes Medrano, Derek Pieri, Johnny Ruiz, Coach Mike Gregory. The J .V. baseball team start- , ed out slowly, guthas the sea- ' ' .son rogresse t ey ina y came? out of the blocks and '1L- glayed better baseball. Coach arrell began as the head coach for the first five games, but due to previous engage- ments resigined his position to Coach Mi e Gregory. The team started the season at 0- 5, but then lost 2 and tied 1. Of the next 6 games the team lost 2 and tied 1, going into the Easter Vacation at 3-7-1. With five games left the main goal was to win at least four of them. The team ended the season with a 6-9-1 record. It was a, good season but the team is ooking forward to an even better oge in '86. Scott Endres MIDDLE: Scott Endres, goes for his sin- gle of the game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chris Ortiz, rounds third on his way home. BOTTOM RIGHT: Felipe Zubia looks more than just ready. FRESHMAN BASEBALL lui E3 , WJ' 5 Sf t 1 gi. FIRST ROW: Daniel Benites, Ronnie Hasl, Rico Encinas, Sylvester Mabry, Felix Guy. SECOND ROW: Pat Dewell, Steve Castillo, Robert Olivas, Bobby Nunez, Mike Dominguez, Mark Lopez, Coach Rideau. THIRD ROW: Bobby Baratta, Jerry Rojas, Jason Rose, Julian Linares, Willie Aguilar. B The 1985 freshman baseball team had a fairly decent season with an overall record of 6-9-1. The Knights got off to a slow start, losing four of their first five games. It looked like their season would turn around when they won two straight. The score- board showed di ferentli howev- er, as the Knights lost t eir next five games. espite all of the losses, the Knights managed to beat arch-rival rophy two out of the three games in which they faced the Broncos. The freshman team came on strong at the end of the season winning their last threeg however, the opponents out-scored them 143-139 for over- all points. Most of the players, along with Coach Rideau, were satis ied with the record that they ended up with and look for- ward to being future stars at St. Marys. By Robert Olivas MIDDLE LEFT: Felix Guy makes an out on first without a problem. MID DLE: Mark Lopez knocks in the game winner. BOTTOM: Too bad this Mata dor, didn't just stay at second base. COACI-IE OF THE YEAR Ron Gray: Coach The St. Mary's sports program owes a good deal of its success to a group of strong and dedicated coaches, left to right: Ron Gray, Hor- ace Pieri, Mike Ahern, Pat Farrell, Bill Yearnd, Sue Lumb, Frank Deno- jean. Not pictured: Greg Anderson, Kaz Bilinski, Angel Celaya, Marie Cushing, John Dze- powski, Mike Gregory, Gail Hurt, Kathy Hurt, Dan Johansen, Donny Nunez, Tommy Munez, Eva Olivas, Chris Ri- deau, Dick Rochford, John Sector, Tim Smith, Joe Vales,.Pat Welcher. 94 of the Year, Basketball 1984-85. Pat Farrell: Coach of the Year Football 1984 85 ,7'?'l?S1f fi - 1 if 0' Ng - X' EQ, Q. 'fr vu img, 3 as ,M ,lx ., xx as ff FW tr icci . ffl' N .Eii3:ff' Lt, ,,ag,ggy.,if C 2,5 f. .was X-A .. -L 515'-:gif , ,tk ..ws'.g:s s ,y,si- ,ly wwf 6, k A ' ' 3 s..Y's -4 .L Y., LETTERMEN A D LETTERGIRL A ' - 'av 1' , K ,, W , A L Hn. M , , , . .M , K , A W -. , M ' w f ,. lst Row: Rod Medrano, Billy Facio, Gabriel Doak, Art McKinn, DaMone Wilson, Paul Franco, Edwin Suarez, Marty Otero, Gary Blevins, Nick Reina, Maury Williamson, Marc Barriga. 2nd Row: Mark Wetzel, Dan Hernandez, David Losada, Brian Ozborn, Hans Laughner, Derek Zazueta, Gilbert Castillo, Henry Sanchez, Paul Echeveste, Reggie McGill, Andre Langley, Mike Richmond. 3rd Row: Mike Halvorson, David Musselman, Chris Uribe, Mike Leal, Leon Thompson, Ruben Silva, Kevin Scott, Tom Apodaca, Gabe Velasquez, Jeff Lauer, Mark Morales, J ohn Musselman, David Benites, Carlos Rodriguez, Mike Trujillo. 4th Row: Matt Perez, Francisco Guy, Derryll Harris, Robert Morquecho, Shawn Murphy, Tim Ryan, Mike DeLaCruz, Mike Cortright, Kevin Endres, Mike Diaz, Rohber Brafford, Scott Routh, Ed Moll, Steve Belles, Xavier Denojean, Pete Sano, Brent Byerly, Chris Bishop. .ceq av A .His 'WW LJNJ 'H ' Y' WW .-a,'g. f3 4 wzx? 4 Q, ',gi ff 'Wa vt 1 55 4 ' he lst Row: Jeanine Lavin, Lauri Hernandez, Sally Bojorquez, Alicia Ward, Mary Galane, Celinda Trujillo, Martina Gastelum, Denise McCoy, Diana Facio, Melissa Guerra, Heather Hurt, Barbara Rojas. 2nd Row: Helen Haas, Jill Clancy, Sally Robledo, Bernadette Trujillo, Lisa Lopez, Christina Saldate, Lisa Huguez, Veronica Fiero, Linnette Flanigan, Cindy Essert, Gail French, Donna Chapman, Dianna Robles. 3rd Row: Lisa Ruiz, Amparo Carbajal, Karen Seiser, Theresa Kevane, Monica Sanchez, Monica Hernandez, Angela Chavez, Wendi Gray, Amy Hurley, Tracey Easter, Theresa Kennedy, Bridget Armstrong, Penne Davis, Tammy Bushman, Roxanne Moraga. QW L , OCCER, iw QOI4 k it Brill FIRST ROW: Kyle Pentowski, David Silva, Chris Tiffany, William O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Louie Schwall, Robert Osborn, Manuel Cota, Brian Osborn, Robert Olivas, Brian Prebil. THIRD ROW: Coach Dick Rochford, Nick Reina, Jeff Lauer, P.J. Celaya, Martina Gastelum, Hunter Ladigo, Art Fairbanks, Assistant Coach Angel Celaya. FOURTH ROW: Russell Whitman, Jason Rose, Gabriel Doak, Mike Cortright, Mark Morales, Ruben Silva, Billy McGinnis. 'MN Q z. Y F Za i iii: W 1125... S TOP LEFT: Louie Schwall, in position to slam in the first goal. TOP RIGHT: Heads up, someone headball it! BOTTOM RIGHT: Someone kick the ball! iDavid Silva, Hunt- er Ladigol. 96 ,gags-wwf? 5. Q! - - -. N , . ' . . - S .. , i ' X '-vi -fiimigwxxvki K ' . L --we ' f : L as I ,s , . 1, V, . at K, .X V . s ,,pp .W , .Mr,, .. rf., 1 f Q. ,jp-0-' abit in The Soccer Team began its first year at St. Mary's with an excellent start, thanks to the efforts and cooperation of all the players. Manuel Cota, Mike Cortright, and Ruben Silva, were the forwards of the team. The halfbacks were Chris Tif- fany, David Silva, and Billy McGinnis. The positions of fullback were held by Hunter Ladigo, Robert Olivas, Russell Whitman, and Louie Schwall. Jason Rose handled the goalie position. The rest of the team was made up of Brian Osborn, Robert Osborn, Brian Prebil, P.J. Celaya, and Martina Gastelum. The Soccer Team was managed by Kyle Pentkowski and Billy Osborn, and was coached by Dick Rochford. It was a small team with a great deal of spirit and enthusiasm. Next year the team plans to be better and stronger then ever. St. Mary's is behind their new Soc- cer Team one hundred percent, and is looking to next year to be their winning season. Z TOP LEFT: I'll get it, I'11 get it! tRuben Silva, Jeff Lauerl MIDDLE LEFT: Watch this I'll show you how Pete kicks it. tRussell Whitmanl MIDDLE RIGHT: See if you can block this one. tArt Fairbanksl BOTTOM LEFT: This fast break, brought the Knights a major goal. 97 CHEER Mi it ' 'Wtiiiw fly t. Q53-fx '-an -7'-.'L' 15' . 2. f 1 First Row: Roxa , Roni Fiero, Linnette Flanningan, Cindy Essert, Marissa Armola. Second Row: Jeanine Lavin, Amy Hurley, Bridget Arm , endi Gray. mffifw we t y . A f 1 The spirit of St. Mary's begins with the Varsity Cheer- ,.::,,,g s line. The St. Mary's Cheerline gets the crowd started by T A5355 showing them that we have spirit and that We are be- W 'iffrr ttytt y ' 2 hind our team 100'Z,. i , I L l y N1 nw .. X s r T : T f f TW By , . :gf tsar Eix..-A?'- -3 T i R ' Hr Q i w. S : Q M , A qx It .,,:: , , Q fqx fi: g-ilui.i,,jWV:'Vf MIDDLE LEFT: Come on everyone, join in. Middle Right: Models of the year. Bottom Right: They're on their way to the top. PG Ward. Donna Chapman. ' , K I A g F! ,X ,X r f. g , H F -.' , I , E , , ,I I x , s ' 7 ZYCLX K LLL C-IL 'Rx il , if X ' ,f ,f X4 U ' ff 1 I, X' f f v M, if x ,, Q ' In gp--U..-nu-me xanax. First Row: Bernadette Trujg, Sally Robledo, Lisa Lopez, Di,anneLRobles, Second Row: Monica Hernandez, Sally Bojorquez, Alicia k ' NM Being part of the St. Mary's spirit was an experience of Working to- gether and being a part of a family. Trying to build spirit was a job that could not have been done without the help of the student body at the assemblies. Many memories will en- dure, because of the closeness of the family. By Monica Hernandez LEFT: Raise your hands if your sure CA1icia Wardb MIDDLE RIGHT: Happiness is being on the Pom Line. BOTTOM RIGHT: Struting off the tracks CSally Robledo, Denise Ra- mirez, Mary Gillanej. JV CHEER ii ws... 'lm 1 Bottom: Jennell Fitzpatrick, Tina Torrez, Tracy Easter. Top Left: Renee Belogat, Tammy Bushman, Stephanie Addison 4 ,- A , , . ,' . '- Ai , 3 ' -.. B parm, ilu. The J .V. Cheerline not only provides support for the team, but also keeps the St. Mary's tradition alive. The Cheerline gives the girls a taste of the S.M. Spirit and prepares them for next year's varsity. BOTTOM LEFT: The crowd responds to the spirit of the cheerline. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steady concentration. is 52 FRESI-IMA CI-IEER sf' A 1 U L' ,K , ' Q. ' f 7' 1 1 C ff 'ff f 4- 4 , f n T Bottom Left: Barbara Rojas, AnnMarie Ramirez, Tara Dyer. Top Left: Gina Thomas, Jackie Losada, Maria Laughner. . The Freshmen Cheerline did an excellent job this year, letting the under- class know that they were not forgotten. They intend to raise the spirit even more when they return next year as sophomores. LEFT: Showing off their moves. TOP RIGHT: Wow, what a shot! BOTTOM RIGHT: Spirit shows through the Junior Class. 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A4 4934 Z2 ,i Ronnie Guerrero Felix Guy Cathy Hatounian John Harper Tammy Hernandez Sandra Lucero Hunter Ladigo Maria Laughner Julian Linares Ramon Lira Mark Lopez Marty Lopez Carlos Machado Sylvester Mabry Sal Navarro Andre Nillo Bobby Nunez William Obrien Lucy Ortiz Kyle Pentikowski Jesse Perez Steve Petrey John Pierce Derek Pieri John Pineda Bobbie Pope Adam Porter Mike Porter Brian Prebil Tom Reveles Melissa Rivera Eddie Rodriquez Jerry Rojas Barbara Rosas Bertha Sanchez Richard Sauceda David Silva Ben Simon Kathy Soto Lori Thomas Chris Tiffany Raymond Urias JXX 3 fa ssl O HS' SS Marisella Vallejo Chris Vega Alfred Velasquez Q X as we X .M ,Q K if I 1' ,, f E,W,.- ,ug :iw I ,, , V T L, W M f M W z W Mamma! N ' fo? 1 Qfy r WZ ff af J ff X X M1 7 W ,vw 3 M i V 1' ff A7 7 1 r l ' , Zi ff f 'f fffii ,g ry, v .dm I Eg .,,, vw, im, , ' Y ' I , ,WW W , I 2-aff fifsjiiwf. Z JF' Wi',?,f, f.. ,1 i f ,V ' , M, Z ,fb f ' ,fi ftp ' I 2 Ja- ,ffl H' lg z X Wt f J ' W 1 4 Gavino Prieto Anna Marie Ramirez Leah Ramirez Tracy Ranacelli Loraine Reyes Jason Rose Francis Ruiz Renee Ruiz Frank Saenz Patricia Salazar Louie Soto Phillip Suazo ul he 34 1111 ii miie Valexeia' lib L51-I Bridget Valenzuela Jesse Verdugo Yvonne Wilcox Marylou Yocopis Kenneth Young NOT PICTURED: John Addison Paul Andrade Connie Chavis Lydia Cisneros Emilio Reyes Joseph Santa Cruz Robert Santa Cruz Diane Torrez 111 LEFT: Have any ideas on where to start selling? RIGHT: Not. everyone likes to take pictures. BOTTOM LEFT: Ms. Gibson just cracks me up. BOTTOM RIGHT: Funny faces, looks this way. . EQ K :E :. 'J 4' X n yv f an 'Wx FRESHMEN PRIDE 3 fkw if V -as News 3, as , .. R i- wa ig: -. 1 A, ,.. . Wi: . A ,ff ff LLLL ' 'Q X Xia ,fi it i Q , 1, LEFT: Wor1d's greatest freshman, RIGHT: Freshmen compete for the spirit stick . BOTTOM LEFT: Smile, you're on candid camera. 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John Cruz Eddie DaSalla Richard De La Garza Brian DeMore Michelle Dominguez Michelle Farinas John Favela Veronica Fierro Carol Ann Fiese Jamie Ferniza 116 -si is , law: fl X ft 1 V, I' 1' fl' I fs , V Mark Archuleta Rosanne Aviles Corey Arvizu Robert Ayala Renae Balagat Mark Beruman Marty Blackaby Lvl Gary Blevins Veronica Browne Rusty Bruce Sonia Celaya J ohn Chagolla John Cowen Cindy COI'tI'igl'1t M if . ,,,, f' i -4-4 , , L 5 4 M Erin Easter Tracy Easter Scott Endres Vicki Enriquez Christopher Eyrich 4' 5 'L Yvonne Figeroa J eanell Fitzpatrick Vincent Fitzpatrick Guillermo Flores Jesse Flores 117 Paul Gaitan Gilbert Galindo Martin Gandarilla Michael Garadio Rudy Garcia Jesse Haro Derryll Harris Tammy Hooper Antonio Hernandez Lorrie Hernandez John Kohrs Paul Kuban Reggie Lewis John Longo Melinda McCarthy Denise McCoy Reggie McGill Reyes Medrano Mike Meringer Michele Mungia Sara Murillo Dan Musselman David Nusselman Maria Nevarez A 5 , , . 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K2 Tammy Garcia Vincent Garcia Anthony Greco Benito Gurule Mike Halverson Heather Hurt Marty Irwin Felicia Jack Margie Juarez Trapper Kelley Niko Lambesis Leo De La Rosa Chris La Scala Joseph Losada Jeanine Lavin Richard Lopez Anita Mada Anna Magos John Mortenson Ben Martinez Cynthia Miranda Dan Mitten Fedrico Molinar Alex Moreno James Morones Nick Navarro Michael Noyd John Henry Ochoa Annette Orezza Valerie Ornelas 119 Cindy Orozco Orlando Ortega Antonia Ortiz Chris Ortiz Not Available Denise Perez Randy Perez Joe Pinuelas Doreen Provencio Frank Quidera Martin Rivera Rosie Rodriquez Anthony Rojas Lucie Rojas Dolly Rosario Yvonne Ruiz Rene Ruiz Jim Salazar Ernie Sano Irene Santoya Louie Schwall Karen Seiser Yvonne Sevilla Joanne Sorrelman Tina Padilla Stacy Palmer Laura Pastor Lori Peers Bernice Peralta Valerie Quinones Gilbert Ramirez Rose Ramirez Chauncey Ray Santiago Reyes Lisa Rustenberg Javier Ruan Dolores Ruiz Johnny Ruiz Lisa Ruiz Anita Saldate Gloria Salgado Joseph Sanchez Ted Schuster Kevin Scott Patrick Sedillo Marcos Soto Doug Stevens Sonya Thompson Cathy Tiffany Paul Tiffany Raquel Torres Tina Marie Torres Judy Torres Sandra Trujillo Tara Urias Silvia Valdez Noe Vallejo Jennifer Van Loon Pamela Velasquez Christine Walters Todd Watkins Mark Wetzel NSEWS. ' l i ' S .-.l - .af Won White Herb Wilcox Cindy Wirz Gayle Ybarra Sandra Zamorano Felipe Zubia . : ,:e i - iii K K X ,l , ,gi im , , NOT PICTURED Anelica Achey Augustine Chagolla Leon DeLaRosa Albert Fanniel Ray Hernandez Siri Khalsa Laura Macias Michael Mallory Daniel Martinez Mark Paz Richard Salinas Ralph Thompson Steve Westfall Q ,W H ' my 2, V! ' I is sf 4 SOPHO SPIRIT SOARS 4 - 9 TOP LEFT: We wear short shorts. TOP RIGHT: So Cool! BOTTOM RIGHT: What a crowd! U IDR class spirit was quite different from all the classes in many ways. The Juniors were always group and always cheering together. Another thing about the class was the way they stuck whether at lunch or during a pep rally. The most important characteristic of the Juniors was the spirit they showed at assemblies. The together- ness of the Juniors, as a class and asifriends, will long be remembered. Michael Lopez jim Stephanie Addison Lupe Aguilar Sylvia Aguilar Elizabeth Alvarado Fred Amador Julie Baca John Bailey Chris Baker Harold Banks Steven Berry Sandra Carbajal Cindy Carrillo Barbara Casteneda Lawrence Chavez Manuel Cota David Davenport Mike De La Cruz Morris Delgado Armando Figueroa Tricia Fimbres Annette Flores Patrick Garcia Mark'Garland Gina Gastelo an .- ' S-22' I - ara. - n -.1.'f.S'-2 fa -1 2 . , , Wi- r f .. W at Y S . - . at 5 Sifliasr . it tts wavy I i -..., Tom Apodaca Carmen Arambula Cindy Abril Marissa Armola Bridget Armstrong John Bogert Tammy Bushman Brent Byerly Katie Calderon Jerry Campbell Jill Clancy Mike Cortright Levester Davis Michelle Davis Penne Davis Daniel Demarbiex Mike Diaz Gabriel Doak Diane Dora Cindy Essert Paul Franco Irene Garcia Jesus Garcia Ken Garcia Patricia Garcia Julie Gomez Paul Gomez Wendi Gray Frank Guzman Kathy Hixon Dan Hernandez Michelle Hernandez Tom Hernandez Eric Joels Rachel Jordan Robert Leon Greg Lopez Steve Lopez Vince Lopez David Losada Rod Medrano J oshette Moore Georgiana Nuanez Olga..Nua-H-ess Becky Pablos Annette Perez Mario Perez Drew Pieri Marshall Pimental Sally Robledo Carlos Rodriguez Jacque Rodriguez Tanya Routh Tim Ryan WKC Wm .nf .....,1, M M if ff if f if f Z A, 2 1 f mm , 1 Mya Q ls June Justus Theresa Kennedy Jean Lagadon Michael Laguna Mike Leal Barbara Martinez Sal Martinez Maura Maschue Ron Mayer Tim McDowell Robert Morquecho Ed Moll Anthony Munoz Shawn Murphy John Niemela Roy Nunez Remedy Ochoa Yolanda Ontiveros Denise Ramirez Dorothy Rhodes Michael Richmond Mark Sanchez Leon Thompson Carlos Torres Michael Torres Chris Tovar Bernadette Trujillo Steve Udave Q,Cf?lKes QfYMkKl Kerry Wilson Maury Williamson Chuck Wirth NOT PICTURED: Daniel Chagolla Laura Cisneros Linnette Flanigan Gabriel Gonzales Yolanda Gutierrez Sabina Iniguez Q li Erika Laws Amy Marshall Digna Martinez Peter Orozco Eddie Perez Susan Robles Xk M 3 F 5 3 0 Tiin'Van Houteri 5 Alicia Ward Terry Whitten V ' Steve Williams DaMone Wilson Mi l'. , 1, 1 ,,,, ,, , 4 .Maxfli L., s '-iii gifg-:Milli - Y -.. 6 1 Q... , ,-N-.., MN S-...'--I N.. - . 4... .. Ll Q i 5 4 4 I . , W W 1, in, all ,iff , W J ,W 1,5 , l Y W, W lr 73 4, A W Q, , 4 2 4 I 'vE!.,.,V I I -, ,A Mm v 7 M QW 5 l, M gn if i ha? 'Vi Q--in . r. JUNIORS' PRIDE GF '85 f QQ 2 942 .- . L , . ' 'YQ-5 V X ' ,X 1: I U - - t in A.-,FW-'XV I Ja,-.xE5sf,f, . -- i l QA LEFT: What now? RIGHT: Don't tickle me Mikey, I TOP: Look this way and say cheese. BOTTOM LEFT: Frank might fall. BOTTOM LEFT: Hey good looking. Guzman lends a helping hand, BOTTOM RIGHT: Oranges and boys make me smile. 010202 Yo A WY! 1 sfgfi it gm I! I. K if ? --.qwf-J A? n if I wi ya 4 ,fan K . 1 X .V 'Q : 5 I gil S2 5 xg. N-14 2 s 3 Q J tlilml Lupe Arambula Ruben Arvizu Patsy Balanon Angela Barajas Sally B0jOI'qU6Z Amparo Carbajal Linda Carrillo Gilbert Castillo John Cordova Rudy Cortez Bernadette Cruz Xavier Denogean Maria Flores Gail French Mark Gama Latricia Garcia Karen Bellotti David Benites Paul Berumen Chris Bishop Ivan Castillo Donna Chapman Paul Chapman Angela Chavez Dominic Dominguez Paul Echeveste Kevin Endres Anna Escalante Martina Gastelum Phyllis Gonzales Fransico Guy Helen Haas x Gary Hadley Kurt Hasper Monica Hernandez Anthony Hernandez X Liz Laraqj-X Hans Laughner Lisa Lopez Theresa Lopez N 'D . r-. Vx Roxanne Moraga Mark Morales Mike Morones John Musselman Marty Otero Craig PaZ Dianna Prieto Deanna Ramirez Q it fd 3 Q QD Q if C, fi XJ SQ .X Rm S-, XL Q Q , 2 Xi , QX Wi i1 X CC KJ is N xx L Xb J 139 Ernest Rodriguez Scott Routh Raymond Saiz Christina Saldate Christina Scieska Ruben Silva Chris Uribe Gabriel Velasquez Kevin Wilson Jeanene Wintering Ray Yocopis David Young Alicia Vila Jose Villa Theresa Henry Sanchez Monica Sanchex Pete Sano Edwin Suarez James Sundust Connie Translavina Michael Trujillo Derek Zazueta Anthony Zubia Mark Barriga GY Russel Whitman X OYXXWX Steve Belles Rohber Brafford Frank Gonzales Lisa Huguez Andre Langley Jeff Lauer Rudy Martinez Matthew Perez Nick Reina ChHI'l9S ROWS Jim Smith Saul Udave SE IOR CANDID if l in as .L fy? S GX N sax gs S s w WW ,N Ns mf Q.. sw 4 M is X A Q 1 vw as 1+ 4 E ff x X I TOP LEFT: Let's get physical! fChristina Sal- dateb. TOP RIGHT: The newest fashion from Paris fKurt Hasper, Martin Nowakowskib. MID- DLE RIGHT: Mr. Herman's prize students study for English fMonica Hernandez, Amy Hurley, Helen Haasb. BOTTOM RIGHT: This one's for you! CMarty Otero, Angela Chavezj. BOTTOM LEFT: Reach out and touch somebody CLinda Carrilloj. NOT PICTURED: Oscar McCoy .Ioe Miller LOOK AT TOP LEFT: Senior Mark Barriga psyches himself up for the big game. TOP RIGHT: Front door patrol. CConnie Traslavina, Alicia Vila, Martina Gastelumb BOTTOM LEFT: Rohber, did you forget your football helmet? CRohber Brafford, USN W! ::' O O Paul Echevesteb BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Huguez and Dianna Robles finish some last minute homework be- fore school. Y? ? N QE R 1 X af R 1 N . is . sdid kgs RN .. P we .2 N e QQ gi w i Og Q X 3 X 3 N QX wi Q S . S55 X RQ' N . ' se qw if M lx as OSCAR BRACAMONTE if 196 -1984 , ll? tn is ft X XJ p . by xp i. si Ny i f X YYXKW X AXX it V Qi ,e it 'xix-jj H. .TQ X To say Oscar was kind, gentle, and giving may sound overused, but thereare no better words to use because that is what he was. When one thinks of Oscar, one must remember his smiling face. It seems he was always smiling in his own warm and inviting way. His smile however could never remain his own, for if you were near him you to began to smile. He made people happy. Oscar was a good athlete and one of the best baseball players St. Mai-y's has ever seen. He also served his school Well by being a member of the Accredidation Committee, He was always happy to be involved and doing something for others. Oscar was a good person, and just maybe knowing him will make us better people. He ignited something in you. Whenever we think of him we get a warm, happy feeling inside and we smile. Rest in peace old friend, l A as x'x IDlDIfDlDlU'lQlIfII3S ANID IIDIIII2IE'Uf1UIl2S IFAMUUIUIY ANID STFAIFIF 5 fi X, in-1 -111.-1-11 X Sin SX i 3 it 1 Mrs. Jones - Alegebra 3-4, TrignometryfCalculus. it 2 Mr. Farrell - Goverment!Free Enterprise, Varsity P.E. if 3 Ms Echeverria - World History, U.S. History. if 4 Mr. Ahern - Alegebra 1-2, Introduction to Algebra. it 5 Sister Eilleen - Academic Counselor. ii 6 Mr. Smith - Advanced Band, Humanities, Religion 1-2. N-- sf- Q-wif' 1, ,Q . r Q I . QKMM i 'Mi 3 4' A .53 4 a P5 . Hi 2 fd Q-Q! 9.55 Jim X ,rf F Y' 3 -:fx Q.. 'X X 1' -iw 14? I bf -Q it 1 Mr. Herman - Principal, Honors English 3-4. if 2 Mr. Wellington - Maintenance. if 3 Fr. Joe - Religion 3 4. ai 4 Horace Pieri - Trainer. 4? 5 Mrs. Frame - Anato my, Speech, Computer. it 6 Fr. Blaise - Physics, Chem: istry. if 7 Mrs. Long - Office Accountant, Bookkeeper . . X 2 1 '- .- 0 K f 4 'f 5 if 1 Ms. Echenique - Spanish 1-2, 3-4. it 2 Mr. Flores - Word Processing, Business Math, General Math. if 3 Mr. Kelly - English 3-4, Speech. if 4 Mr. Turner - School Maintenance. 4 5 Mr. Dibianco - Religion 1-2, 3- 4. if 6 Ms. Gibson - English 1-2C, Reading 42 7 Mr. Denogean - Health, Counseling, P.E. it 8 Mr. Soto - Spanish 7-8, 3-4. if 9 Mr. Gray - Geography, P.E. 'X 1. WORLD 'E . f i E. -. N 3 . a t is CN X X 315: X S A S ww X A X Q , , -s kj, KX I . va..-fi ',-:.: l k',- A l g ,.,.,.. , 5 . ., 5 '- 2 g . . 1 gLgLgg , A ,, ,,.. . W., . ........,.......,-..-.........-,- ,W-,,,,,,,.,... ,,.W,,.c,..,W.,W...,..-w-fu..,.....-.---s- . 5,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,, EFL' , 3, . . N-1, ff, 4 .-sg.. . . . .. ' ,gs 1. ,use 1--i !9 i K 6 if 1 Mr. Johansen - Biology. if 2 Ms. Cushing - Pom 85 Cheer, P.E., Counseling, Aerobics. it 3 Mrs. Johnson - Library Director. if 4 Julio Tovar - School Mainten- ance. if 5 Ms. Lasinski - Geometry A-B, Algebra. if 6 Mr. Yearnd - Arizona History, World History, Varsity, P.E. if 7 Ms. Lumb - Religion 5-6, Services. 7 I 0? K if 1 Mrs. Miller - Cafeteria. if 2 Ms. White - Reading. if 3 Mrs. Smith - English 3-4. 4 4 Mrs. Howe - Counseling. 4? 5 Mrs. Elias - Office and Attendance. if 6 Mrs. An- drews - English 5-6, 7-8, Word Origins. mp m'2-has-is it 5 idk W 1 K 1-se if . 5 j 'M 'E 'Q 41 Mrs. Rathwell - Anatomy, English 1-2, 3-4, 422 Mrs. Becker - Math, Read- ing!English. 43 Brother Jim - English 3-4, Journalism, Yearbook. 44 Mrs. Bu- chanan - Office and Attendance. W5 Mr. Saunder - English 5-6, Speech. 46 Brother Gerard - Social Justice, Reli- gion 1-2. 47 Fr. Alonso - Campus Minis- try, Spanish 1-2, Marriage!Service. TEACHERS O Nw- CAMPUS L-,, f ,, 1 in ,,., yyyfy i W, v i fa' ,ML45 5?12VV'5Wy f V UZ? Ziff f HEL ,V ,MM gf Sk 5 M C Mft + I 1 , In a 1 , , ' ' ' , af 49, I fs 5 , A n 5X Qesssss-wqgm is- St X fi .. ' 'Q xl iz' iii 5 if 'ing s I is-, Ne TOP LEFT: Mr. Ahern gives advice on growing a mustache. TOP MIDDLE: Mr. Kelly ready to start a new day! TOP RIGHT: Oh no, not another picture BOTTOM MIDDLE: Someday I hope to be like you Father Alonso, on top of the world. Q K writ- . TOP LEFT: No, honey, Hola , means hel- lo. MIDDLE TOP: Brother Jim prepares for another I.D. shot. TOP RIGHT: Broth- er Gerard takes in a discussion. BOTTOM LEFT: Father Joe lends a helping hand. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ms. Cavallaro is pre- pared for business. 1 2 3 v,.,,,mssw AXIDWIEIDWFIISIEMKI wr i 2.-'ff .lf si m , 'iff ', 3? , , MTBE I nam ,- E ummm , om ' L- ' ia , All A N - lllmTiW' Q .ff':f'f.':1 ' Q3 ? M-S i?-'R-.5 ', -, .MXL -N - . P if Pr! i ff ki ' i f , ii? E l 5 ' ' J V 5 E5 ,f 5 mm ' RI 1 6 rg 1 K4N11ll-D1 ,,, L u X A-1 , iafififxf., bffygggp -' ...... W ,W S A 5-1u ?'. '?af 'X-wif f fFX I39 - X ---- -x.1 , X sv, ZX.- if XX -- ' X - ff.. ., -X iii, me sm . .. 15 -suv' V 'mmm - om X A N,- Qgg R 2 ., Xkw N Q:-gg -,:,,--:--..5- X - E5 ,.. , E ..! lrtmli9 ' E. '..v? ' g,,,, -is fi f-1, il -,4 2-..: j - L-ii- 'Si i '--.:f g 'lui .S :-,ie -X1 5 ,U X iii-g 2-5,' , , M THE 6 RI I T- v ummm -, ow H -V ' X Q 'ff?1MfLz1. i-Mfff-'fx Q e-- Q X Ll -1-if 5 S n- V 1 X Q f-T-'1 ix-L Q 'lt N-ld b V l llllllll -ft...-f-1 N - if C1523 ll mm. Ill 1 T. MARY'S CATHCLIC CHURCH imll ,. I , I l Hx ,.. in nu I, A ' The oldest and best known Catholic church in the valley began as an adobe chapel in 1881. When the Franciscan Friars arrived in 1896 there were only 15 English-speaking families in the parish. The basement of the planned new church replaced the adobe structure in 1902 and was dedicated a year later. The basement is now the social hall. Finally the superstructure was begun in 1913 and was dedicated in 1915 by Bishop Henry Granjon. Until the late 1940's, St. Mary's was the Mother Church in the Valley of the Sun and was without doubt, the most important parish in the area and probably the largest in size. Today St. Mary's eagerly faces a new challenge of service to the downtown community. With two daily Masses at 7:00 A.M. and 12 05 P.M. and weekend services, this church welcomes residents and visitors to share with the parishioners a contemporary vision of faith. 7'- i V ft FRANCISCAN FRIARS 231 N. 3RD STREET C252-76515 REV. WARQREN J. ROUSE O.F.M. PASTOR DOWNTOWN AT THE CIVIC PLAZA REV. FRITZ MISCHKE, O.S.C., REV. DANIEL RICHARD, O S . .C. REV. JOSEPH CAIN. O.S.C. CRO IER X Xll'I REV. JOSEPH BRUEMMER, O.S.C. REV. LOUIS MRAZ, O S . .C. BRO. JAMES LEWANDOWSKI, O.S.C COMMUNITY OF PHOENIX 2617 EAST CAMPBELL AVE. PHOENIX, AZ 85016 0000000 000000000000 0000000000 00 00 00000 IMMACULATE HEART PARISH 909 E. WASHINGTON ST. PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85034 V CONGRATULATIONS, A SENIORS s i E 2 g E 0 ' . - Q A I QA Qi I - L PASTORAL TEAM FR. GEORGE HIGHBERGER MRS. SUSAN TESKEY FR. JOSEPH CAIN, OSC SR. M. OLIVIA PACHECO, SND BRO. JAMES LEWANDOWSKI, OSC I-'RANCISCAN RENEWAL CENTER Casa de Paz y Bien 5802 EAST LINCOLN DRIVE 0 POST OFFICE BOX 220 SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 85252-0220 0 PHONE 16021948-7460 CONGRAT LATIONS CLASS OF Send us your Spirit of Love and Peace . . . And we will Renew the World The Franclscan Renewal Center conducts retreats adult educatlon classes and work shops ltturgles and counselmg It also hosts groups local or natlonal wlth a rel1g1ous educauonal or humanttartan purpose verb-W WWW -'11 ,Qs GOOD LUCK SENIORS MR HERMANN AND FR ALONSO ro-o-4o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o-o-o-o-o-o-o--o-o--o--oo'o--o-o-o- DAVIS ENTERPRISE 521 S. 3RD ST. PHOENIX 85004 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1985 I CHICANOS POR LA CAUSA 1112 E. BUCKEYE PHOENIX ARIZONA E EI E E1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OUR P TRO CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS URIBE JR. WE WISH YOU MUCH LOVE AND HAPPINESS IN THE FUTURE, CLASS OF '85, - MR. Sc MRS. W. H. YEARND FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS - BELIEVE IN YOURSELF. MS LUMB BEST OF LUCK. - MR. 8: MRS. TOM ELIAS GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '85. - MR. 8: MRS. DAVID BUCHANAN RACHEL ECHEVERRIA MR. ROBERT KELLY ALA.N AND KELLY LONG MR. AND MRS. PETER RATHWELL .2, V 4 1111W' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE X 1985 GRADUATES OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CROSIER VOCATION OFFICE CROSIERS OF PHOENIX 3204 EAST 43RD STREET 2617 E. CAMPBELL MINNEAPOLIS, MN. 55405 PHOENIX, AZ. C6121 722-2223 85016 GOOD L U C ' SENIORS OF 851 4 ', iff? I A l 1' 'G Jr ' P 4 ,- W -A I. -I I? 1 , x X V v-N-lwiliwxxd 6 I -1' Tuff:-ff PM I A--Q A of W W A rw Q M THE EL CABALLERO STAFF xv S F SE IGI! CLASS Wai ,. M K .H -7 .sw ff' ,511 f .NX C335 UF I985 X ' 1 W -. A 2 M I M1 J -.Qu ' 1, 7 1 f 3 l 3 i... D mx ' A Q 5 Fx 4 sy 1 L ,Q Qf1fMSJSif W 7P f gf 4.1359 K. 2, il u , , Z 24 ' Qvfglgzffffii f b f if M f EWKX - 6 f LH Q . '- 4 0 I ky 'JW 52? M5621 W , . N W 1 'Quceyrfi N MW 5' ' ' . . in lu mwp-1-ff -s11: - urf yr 'H QE 33? M ws? iw 55 ,sf -SX 3 Q AX ,u,Mf,,,4 n .. sl. ...M ..1-Mug ' ,a X ' . X ' NNW N X923 QWMET j ',f5MQJJil?ffQNs X EE EC' nz' 293 Txfrv- W WV QETC.-gm,? WK. ,igif 4,,,,.,.u , M9540 fl 552 aff Q, wifi f Q gyfibgg U '32 5 E 5'Q01ffC,f45x.,?f'7 M532 M waylyfgfgpi 'am i 'W J' ' R 1337 milf 6 L-,.., 7715 5722 .L-..1L ws! Ewa 'mfs' 5720 -..I 7712 272 D CIIUSIINIE CUT! PRINT! THAT'S A RAP if -'A 'W '03 , 7,,.,W fl .W ffi W ' -was 3. af Aw IN JUST A MOMENT All in just one moment, the school year becomes a mere memory. Four year friends and life-long friends it seems must partg but our memories are constant bonds that unify all Knights forever. And though it does seem our paths will never cross again, we may be sure that our memories will never be diminished by time or distance. Farewell Seniors and farewell St. Mary's. , 4 4 ,fy fe y 7 2 if . , .. , 'V of if 1' cimpw gf if f 1 if .1 at tyl. kt., ,A 'R 3 EL CABALLERO STAFF my 11' ,ZZ in R ji, -H 'rn , if J' ,V 0 , - .W -1 , W 'B' . My E aff 1 1 sf 1 Q-:rg ,Q -, .W Ka '-bv 'c,,l' H, gut .g ROW ONE: Maria Flores-EDITOR, Alicia Vila-TYPIST, Lisa Huguez-UNDERCLASSMEN, Amy Hurley-SENIORS, Linda Carrillo- CAMPUS LIFE, Angela Chavez-FACULTY. ROW TWO: Michael Trujillo-SPORTS EDITOR, Scott Routh-ACADEMIC EDITOR, Steve Udave-ART, Gary Hadley-COPY EDITOR. ROW THREE: David Davenport-CLUBS, Levester Davis-ADS, Ray Saiz-PHOTO EDITOR, Joe Pinuelas-ORGANIZATIONS. :fix 3 may R N5 Y O ,W kms. 'K svli, I 'YN if, 'Liu' ' , i ga ., S- is - I 172 1 - i 1? 4 I' iq 'ae 'Q ei! fclmflnwnrs KT 5,-gf 7-',::'x 1 '5 iw Q Q fel Q 1 Q 15-Q I Q : EH!!! Ill S hi 'Mil' IINIDIEX l , FACUUTY A D STAFF Ahern, Mike .... Alonso, Fr. .4..... . Andres, Georgia ..... Becker, Phyllis . . . Blaise, F'r. ......... . Buchanan, Marian ,... Cavallaro, Mureen .... Cushing, Marie ...... Denogean, Frank ...... DiBianco, Justin ............ Echenique, Mary Agnes Echeverria, Rachel .... Eileen, Sr. ,........ . Elias, Gloria ...,.. Farrell, Pat . . . Flores, Daniel ..... Frame, Nikkie ..,. Gerard, Bro. .,.. . Hermann, Bill ...,. Jim, Bro. ....,.. . Joe, Fr. ........ . Johansen, Dan .... Johnsen, Dorothy . . Jones, Christy ..,., Kelly, Robert ..,..,. Lasinski, Suzanne ,.... Long, Kelly ........, Lumb, Sue .,..... Medjrich, Gloria Miller, Josephine , ..... . . Papadopulos, George Pieri, Horace .,........ Rathwell, Ann . . . Sanford, Jim ...... Saunders, Kevin .... Smith, Julie ..,.... Smith, Tim . . . Soto, Pat ...... Tovar, Julio ...., Turner, Don .....,.. Wellington, Glen ,... White, Emma ..... Yearnd, Bill ,..... ....7,94,149,154 .....36,153,154 .....152,154 ....,.,153 .....149 ,....,.153 .....149,155 ......38,151 ....76,94, 150 .,...,...150 .....4O, 150, 155,171 ....48, 148 .......148 .,...,...152 ..,.72,94, 148 149 ...,..40, 46, 54,153,150 ...,.18,61,148,161 155 .....36,54, 148,155 148 ....,.30, 38, 56, 150, 154 155 18, 36, 58, 94, 150, 151 ......152 ......149 .,.,...152 .....26,58 .......153 .........152 ..,.36,40, 148 .........150 ........151 ....150 ,.....48, 76, 94,148,151 STUDE BODY Abrams, Daniel .... Abril, Cindy ..... Abril, Dion .,....... Achey, Angelica Adan, Cindy ..,.,.. Adan, Tina ......,.. Addison, John Addison, Stephanie Aguilar, Gabriela Aguilar, Lupe ....,. Aguilar, Sylvia ,..... Aguilar, William ,... Alvarado, Elizabeth . . . Alvarado, Stephanie .,.. .......116 ,........127 ,.,.41,56, 116 .....116 .,...106 .....126 .....116 .........126 126 .....93, 104, 106 ...........126 .....106 Amador, Fred ..... Andrade, Paul Apodaca, Thomas . . . Arambula, Carmen .. Arambula, Lupe .... Araujo, Lisa ......., Archuleta, Mark ..., Arenivaz, Ladina .... Armola, Marissa .... Armstrong, Bridget ..... Arvizu, Corey ......... Arvizu, Ruben ...,. Aviles, Rosanne ..,. Ayala, Robert .,... Baca, Julie .......... Bachicha, Christopher Bailey, John ,........ Baker, Christopher . . . Balagat, Renae ..,... Balanon, Patricia , . , Banks, Harold .... Banks, Michele . . . Barajas, Angela . . . Barajas, Cid .,.. Baratta, Frank ,... Baratta, Robert Barnes, Chris Barrey, Adiana ,... Barriga, Marc ..... Barrios, Maria .,.. Barriga, Corina . . . Barry, Irene ..,..... Bartylla, Robert ...,. Beasley, Mark ..., Beasley, Russel Becerra, Charlie ..,. Belles, Steve ,..,.. Bellotti, Karen .... Benites, Daniel ..., Benites, David .... Benites, Gary ..... Berry. Steven ,.... Berumen, Mark ,..,, Berumen, Paul ....... Bishop, Christopher .... Blackaby, Martin .... Belvins, Gary ....... Bogert, John ..,...., Bojorques, Sally ..... Bracamonte. Oscar .... Braffcrd, Rohber . , . Brissette, Ray ...,. Brown, Francine .... Brown, Veronica ..,. Brown, Jennifer .... Bruce, Russel ..... Brya, Chris ,......... Bushman, Tammy . . , Butler, Alex ........ Byerly, Brent ..,., Calderon, Jessica ....., Calderon, Katherine .... Campbell, Gerald .... Candelaria, Lisa ..... Canisales, Maria .... Carbajal, Amparo ,.,. Carbajal, Marguarita , Carbajal, Sandra ..... Carreon, Joseph .,... Carrera, Maria ..,. Carrillo, Cynthia .... ....48 ,49, 57, 58, 136, . 126 127 127 166 116 .....106, 113 ...,..127 ,.,.127 ..,...116 ....46,136 ....116 ....117 .,.,126 ...,126 .........126 .......,32,117 ....57,59. 136 ........,126 ....106 136 .....,...116 ....24,70,116 .,....77,107 .......,.116 .......107,113 ....135,141,166 ....,......107 .........116 .....,.107 ....93,107 ......106 25, 32, 42, 66, 67, 74, 95,142,166 142 .........,...,93,106 ..24, 36, 74, 95, 137, 139 ....70,92,116 ..........126 117 .....,.,.57,137,167 ,.,,,37,42,139,14O .....56, 74, 95. '.'.'.aa,,57, 55, 117 .127 136 ....44, 67, 95, 143, 142, 144 ...,..107 ......117 ........107 ...,51. 117 .......,116 ....95, 127 ......112 ....74,127 ....107 ....127 ,.....127 ....86, 107 ......107 ,...136 ...,116 126 106 .....27,57, 126, 172 Carrillo, Linda ...... Castaneda, Barbara . . . . . . Castillo, Gabriel ..... Castillo, Gilbert Castillo, Ivan ,..... Castillo, Steven ,.... Castillo, Timothy .. . Castle, Jennifer ..... Castrillo, Manuel ..,. Celaya, Patrick .... Celaya, Sonia ..,.... Chacon, Cynthia ,,,.,... Chagolla, Augustine Chagolla, Claudina . . . Chagolla, Daniel Chagolla, John . . . Chapman, Donna .,., Chapman, Paul Chavez, Angela .,... Chavez, Lawrence .... Cisneros, Laura Cisneros, Lydia Clancy, Jennifer Clancy, Jill ....... Clark, Delano ..... Contreras, Daniel . . . Cordova, Elisa .... Cordova, Lisa . , Cordova, John ...... Cortez, Elizabeth . . , Cortez, Rudolph .... Cortez, Sally ,...... Cortright, Cinthia .... Cortright, Michael .... Cota, Lydia ......... Cota, Manuel ........ Cowen, Jonathan . . . Cruz, Bernadette .,.. Cruz, John ...,... Cruz, Rebecca ......,. Cuellar, Christopher .... Dasalla, Eddie ...... Davenport, David .... Davis, Lee .,......,. Davis, Michelle ...., Davis, Penne ..,,...,. De LaCruz, Michael . De La Garza, Richard ...,. De La Rosa, Leon Delgado, Morris .,..... Demarbiex, Daniel .... De More, Brian ..,., Denogean, Xavier . . . Dewell, Patrick . . . Diaz, Lisa ...... Diaz, Michael ....... Doak, Gabriel ,....... Dominguez, Dominic Dominguez, Michelle Dominguez, Michael .... Dominguez, Omar ..... Dora, Paula ......... Dyer, Tara ...... . . Easter, Erin ...,. Easter, traci ..,.. Easter, Eric ,.,.... Echeveste, Paul ..... Ellis, William .,... Encinas, Lily Encinas, Richard . , . Endres, Kevin .... Endres. Scott ........, Erran, Raymond ,...... Escalante, Anna Marie .... 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Fitzpatrick, Jeanell Fitzpatrick, Vincent Flanigan, Linette Flores, Annette . .. Flores, Guillermo ,. Flores, Jesse ......, Flores, Maria .... French, Gail .... Gaitan, Paul ..... Galindo, Gilbert . . . Gama, Mark . . ...... . , Gandarilla, Martin ,,.,. Garcia, Irene ....... Garcia, Jenny .,.. Garcia, Jesus ,...... Garcia, Kenneth Garcia, Latricia Garcia, Miguel ..., Garcia, Patricia Garcia, Patrick .... Garcia, Rudy ...... Garcia, Tammy Garcia, Vincent Garcia, Vincent . . , Garland, Mark ...,. Gastelo, Gina .,,.., Gastelum, Martina , Gaston, Raoul ...., Giesecke, Gavin . . . Gillane, Mary Godinez, Paul . . Gomez, Julia . . . Gomez, Pablo Gomez, Peter .... Gonzales, Feliz ..,.. Gonzales. Frank .... Gonzales, Gabriel Gonzales, Ondina .. Granados. Rudolph ..., , . , Gray, Wendi ....,, Greco, Anthony . . , Grijalua, Fontaine . . Guerra, Melissa .... Guerro, Ronnie . . , Gurule, Benito ..... Guy, Felix ...... Guy, Francisco .... Guzman, Frank Haas, Helen Haas, Thadius ...... Hadley. Gary ...,.,... Halverson, Michael Hampson, Paul ..,., Haro, Jesus ...... Harper, John .,.. ..,.22, ..,.,107 .....117 ......95, 107 ,....17,95 .....107 .,..,.82,116 .......116, 120 .....,..,...56,116 ....82,95,98, 116 ...,,...,..l26 ....,,..56,117 ,...82,87, 126 ......60,117 .....117 ...,.126 ...........117 ,..........36,117 36, 136, 172 ,,,.36, 42, 95, 136 ..,.33,46, 118 ,......,.118 .,....26, 136 ......26,136 .......127 .....106 .....127 .....127 .....136 ........56 .,.......126 .. ...26,127 .......118 ,,,...54, 119 ......,,.119 ...........106 .....27,126,171 .....95,137,144 ..,......107 ....95 .....108 .....127 .....127 ....,107 .........137 .,..142, 167 ,....,.,,..108,113 .6,82,95,127, 133 .....108 ,....108 Gutierrez. Yolanda ............93,109 .......95,137,166 .........127 57,78,82,86, 137. 166 . .... 138,172 ....92,95, 119 ........108 .......118 .,..,109 Harris, Derryll .... Harrison, Blake Hasper, Kurt ..,. Hazl, Ronny ........ Hatounian, Cathy Hernandez, Anthony Hernandez, Daniel ,. Hernandez, Daniel . . Hernandez, Lorraine Hernandez, Tammy . Hernandez, Michelle Hernandez, Monica ..,., . Hernandez, Raymond Hernandez, Thomas . Higuera, Roberta Hixon, Kathy ..... Hixon, Lauren .... Hooper, Tammy .... Huera, Carlos . . Huguez, Lisa ,... Hurley, Amy .... Hurt, Heather .... Iniquez. Sabina Irwin, Martin Jack, Felicia .... Joels, Eric ........ Johnson. Brad ...... Johnson, Raymond Jordan, Rachel ,..... Juarez, Margarita Justus, June ,...,. Kelly, Trapper ,,... Kennedy. Theresa . . Kevane, Teresa ..... Khalsa, Siri Kohrs, John ..... Kuban, Paul ,..... Kubicek, Quinton La Scala, Christopher Ladigo, Michael ..... Lagadon:'John ...., Laguna, Michael . . . Lambesis, Nikos .... Langley, Andre . . Lara, Elizabeth Lauer, Jeffery ..... Laughner, Hans ..... Laughner, Maria ..., Lavin, Jeanine .,.. Leon, Robert ....... Lewis, Reginald ..... Linares, Julian .... Longo, John .... Lopez, Angel ..,, Lopez, James . . . Lopez, Lisa Lopez, Lupe Lopez, Mark ..,. Lopez, Martin ...,. Lopez, Mike ....... Lopez, Richard .,.. Lopez, Theresa . . . Lopez, Vincent ..,. Loredo, John .... ...,95,118 ....57, 142 .....,139 ....107 ,..,36,139 ....29,139 ....29,128 .,..95,118 ,...,.,..109 ...,.,.....128 .....95,135,139 .........128 ....127 ....139 82. 95, 142, 144, 172 ....,57, 95,139,160,172 ............47,95,119 .,....119 ,.....119 ....25,128 ......139 ,..,..128 ......119 .,..129 ., ........ 6, 82, 87, 129 ...,..19, 57, 78, 86, 95. 139, 166 ....70,118 ...,..118 .,..l08 QQ-li ..,..,119 ......96,109 ......,51.124,129 ,..,.22, 66. 68, 95, 142 142 ..57, 59, 74, 95, 139. 166 ..........,101,109 ..,..79, 86, 95, 120 ...,..,..,.128 ,,..32,118 109 26, 77, 104, 105, 108 ..........57,95,139 ..,.77, 93, 109 .......,.109 128 ....60, 114 .......139 .........128 26,139 Losada, David ....... Losada, Jacqueline .... Losada, Joseph ...... Lucero. Sondra .... Mabry, Sylvester ..,. MacAfee, Michael .... Machado, Carlos ..... Macias, Laura ..... Mada, Anita ..... Magos, Anna .......,. Mallory, Michael Mangosing, Michele . . . Marshall, Amy Marshall, Jenny .,... Martensen, Edwin ..... Martinez, Barbara Martinez, Ben ..,.... Martinez, Daniel Martinez, Digna Martinez, Rudy Martinez, Sal ...,.. Maschue, Maura ..... Mathers, Herbert . . . Mayer, Ronald ..... McCarty, Melinda . . . McCoy, Denise .... McCoy. Oscar McDowell, Timothy McGill, Reginald ..,. McGinnis, William .... .,.. McKinn, Art ........ .... Medina. Ruben Medrano, Monica .... Medrano. Reyes ..... Medrano, Rodney . . Meringer, Michael ..... Mesillas, Laura , ,,,.. Miller, Fredrick . .. Miller, Joe Miranda. Cynthia . . . Mitten, Daniel .... Molinar, Federica . , Moll, Edward .,.... Montoya, Carlos .... oore, Joshette ...... ne orales, ark .... Moreno. Alex ...,. Morones, James ..... Morones, Mike ...... Morquecho, Robert .... Munguia, Michele . . Munoz, Anthony .,.. Murillo, Sara ...... Murphy, Shawn .,.,. Musselman, John ..... . Musselman, Daniel .... Musselman, David .... Navarro, Nicholas ,... Navarro, Salvatore .... Nevarez, Maria ...,. Niemela, John ...... Nillo, Andre ....,....., Nowakowski, Martin Noyd, Michael ........ Nuanez, Georgiana ,... Nuanez, Olga ......, Nunez. Robert Nunez. Roy .. .....74. 95,124,128 ....,....101,108 .,.....1l9 .,..41,109 ....54, 77, 93, 109 .....109 ,.....,.82 ......56, 119 ,...,119 ....,139 ....139, 142 ......76,119 ......46,128 .....ll9 ..,.,74. 129,133 129 .........108 ....,...41,56,118 ,...32, 95, 98,118 ......32, 60, 95, 118. 122, 154 108 46, 48, 54, 57, 95, 139. 166 ...........108 .....25, 57, 74, 95, 125,128 .....118, 120 ........46 ....77,l08 .....ll9 .........119 .,...66, 171, 129 128 ....95,134,139,166 .........8,95,139 .......,...119 95,129,160 ......,,..,118 129 ........7,74,95,129 ....33, 44, 57, 95, 139 .....25, 51, 76, 95. 114,118 ..,..119 .....-.109 .....118 ......,....112 109 ..,..26,139,166 .......,...119 54,93, 109,110 Sauc D'Brien, William .... Ochoa, John Henry .1 Ochoa, Remedy ,.,.. Olivas, Robert ....... Ontiveros, Yolanda 1 . . Orezza, Annette Ornelas, Valerie Orozco, Cindy . , .. Orozco, Peter Ortega, Orlando , . , . Otero, Martin ..., Otero, Nick ,,.,., Ortiz, Antonia ,... Ortiz, Chris 1 . , Ortiz, James ..,.. Ortiz, Lucy ..... I Osborn, Bryan ..... Osborn, Robert .... Padilla, Tina .... Palmer, Stacy ...... Pantoja, Frankie .... Pastor, Laura ...... Paz, Craig .,..... Paz, Mark Peers, Lori , ..... ...., Pentkowski, Kyle ..,. Peralta, Bernice Perez, Eddie Perez, Mario ..... Perez, Matthew Perez, Jesus ..... Perez, Randy ..., Petrey, Steven ...., Pierce, John .... Pieri, Derek ........ Pieri, Paul ,,.. ....... Pimentel, Marshall ,... Pineda, John ........, Pinuelas, Joseph ..,., Pope, Bobbie ....,. Porter, Adam ..., Porter, Michael .... Prebil, Brian ....,. Prieto, Luz ........... Provencio, Doreen .... Pyon. Han-Soo Quidera, Frank ..,. Quinones, Valerie 1. 1 Ramirez, Ann Marie Ramirez, Deanna .... 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Rosario, Dolly . , .. Rosas, Barbara ..,. Rose, Jason , Routh, Scott .... Routh, Tonya .... Rowe, Charles ..., Ruan, Javier Ruiz, Dolores .... , Ruiz, Frances ,.,., Ruiz Ruiz Ruiz ,Johnny ,.,. , Lisa , , . 11 , Rene ....., Ruiz, Renee ,..,. Ruiz, Yvonne ...,. Rust enburg, Lisa , 1 . Ryan, Timothy , 1 1 . Saen Saiz, z, Frank . 11 Raymond ,.,. Salazar, Jim ..,....,. Salazar, Patricia ..., Saldate, Anita ....... Saldate, Christina ..,., Salinas, Richard Salgado, Gloria Sanc Sanc Sane Sane Sanc hez, Bertha ,,,, hez, Henry ..... hez, Joseph .... hez, Mark ,.... hez, Monica .... Sandoval, Theresa .... Sano, Ernest ....... Sano, Pete ,.......... Santa Cruz. Joseph Santa Cruz, Robert . . . Santoya, Irene ..... . eda, Richard , . 1 . , Schuster, Edward ..... Scieszka, Christine .... Schwall, Louis ...... Scott, Kevin .,.... Sedillo, Patrick .. . Seiser, Karen ...,,.. Sevilla, Yvonne ,. ,. Silva, David ..,.,.. Silva, Ruben ...., Simon, Benjamin ,. , Smith, Jim ...,..,.. 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