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

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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

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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.

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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