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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

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H t, sg'- -., ,vp 159: ww V-Q 416211 iw, M 'H 'T , 0 'via '- A avi' M3 Saxnt Mar Hlgh Schuco mf.:a'- A ' Phoenix, AZ K ,'Vq1gme ,,3XLVII . .1923 CONTENTS CAMPUS LIFE ..... ..... 2 -27 ORGANIZATIONS .... .... 2 8-37 SPORTS .......... .... 3 8-79 CLASSES .................. 80-125 FACULTY AND STAFF .... 126-135 CLOSING ................. 136-145 ADS ,... .... 1 46-155 INDEX . . . .... 156-160 70 Years Buildi l 1 261.8 Q, , f -, ,1 ,, . V1 f' 'r vw- '. Models of yesterday. e Spirit Strong!! 1 1, i ' we .If ff aint Mary's is now seventy years old! It is time to celebrate our strong spirit, unity and pride. Togeth- er, we share seventy years of growth, tradition and fulfillment. Genera- tions before have experienced the same strong feelings that we share now. The spirit of Saint Mary's is as alive today as it was seventy years ago. We all share in it - students, faculty, par- ents, alumni, and friends. lt's a spirit that is not easily explained but easily felt. Seventy years of existence is some- thing in which we can take pride. Not many schools in Arizona can make that claim - especially one as small as Saint Mary's. Saint Mary's will always be a part of everyone who has walked through her doors. It has touched the lives of many people, and has left memories that will last and remain in our hearts forever. by Jennifer Castle Pg. 2 2. The Five Muskateers. 3. Mom, l'm over here! tMario Munozj 4. The movie stars of St. Mary's. Pg. 3 1. The Mob Squad. 2. Four heads are better than one. 3. The band is giving me a headache. tKatrina Grantj 4. My shoes need a shine. Uesus l-laroj 5. jennifer Castle taking mental notes. Welcoming Freshmen To Our Pamil 41 mm 'L iE?R.i2 , ' :ju A 0 E W1 5 Q-ffm, , fin i 1, 'Q ,V , F ., 1 4 e ,. at ' .. . H' K we , V 'ME A, Y. ' , -LM .na -, fi Aren't , is 2 S I 1 I: View I ,Q-I I - I A 'I' Q , youd! n't a Pres man then? eff, bi X, ,.,' . ,.. H Y A5 I I5 lyk K. -,., h f R If ,4- ,J I 1 H, ,-- ..- ,,. ,Q- x X S- E I. l at A 'A UW s 0 1 j xxli vm n 1' 'A X - X 'X X ., 'f Life And Leisure ff 4 e X , X ls , 3 x '5 fs .l pg. 6 1. Frances, now it's your turn to take the Pepsi Challenge. QFrances Fuiz and Dominic Godinesj 2. Future seminarians!!?? QTim Castillo, Marcos Mireles, Reyes Me- dranoj 3. Are we late for the party? flessica Calderon and Elizabeth Facioj 4. Students' favorite pastime. tRandy Romoj 5. Caught again! 6. Twist and shout! tWon White and Eddie Da Sallaj 7. You mean lunch is almost over! pg. 7 1. You can come too? fDiana Torrezj 2. Let's play follow the leader. fCabriel Castillo and Sara Kelley, 3. Not again - homework on the weekend. fNickolas Martinezj 4. Do you think the teacher can tell I'm asleep? fPatricia Ha- charikj 6. Hey girls, just one more year of plaid skirts! QMichele Farinas, Laura Pastor, Cindy Cortright, and Lupe Carreraj FQ X X , -Wk.-ai. 1 Q' ff'F'! f Q X My Y gi Q1 I if M EV 'f'v2f5x -I .ph fr rf' I A , ag, ,, .FN-mn if ru ,4 f E+ ,,, k v .' 1 . , X ff., 'Ii M 'I ,wa 34.3 ,, ' 7 1 Vw ,J omecoming 1986- Knight Df Doom IGRIZA i 44 ...f 1' 1 3 I pg. 8 1. Candidates: Eddie De Salla and Roni Fierro. 2. King and Queen: Reggie McGill and Jeanine Lavin. 3. Candidates: Mark Ar- chuleta and Cathy Tiffa- ny. 4. Candidates: Reggie McGill and Yvonne Se- villa. 5. Candidates: Chris LaScala and Renae Balagot and junior Escort. 6, Candidates: David Mussel- man and Jeanine Lavin. pg. 9 2. The queen makes a royal appearance among her friends. 3. The King and Queen enjoying a roy- al dance. fReggie McGill and Jeanine Lavinj 4. Queen Jeanine Lavin be- ing crowned by last year's Queen, Wendi Cray. 5. The pride of the Seniors is shown in their prize win- ning float. 6. The Real Knight of Doom. 9 The Best Cf S. . 1 1 x , I . V .vw 'YWA F E Ne' N xx Q. 'I I' ' KNIBHT5 Ext 3 9 I . u.. , 5 x S rv- VF? V' X pg. 10 1. You actually put that answer down jeanine?! Ueanine Lavin and Gloria Salgadoj 2. Hey, don't take my picture now! Uulia Killenj 3. Hey Coach Grey, catch! lRobbie Olivasj 4. I hope l can remember these plays tonight! QKevin Scottj 5. Did you really think that was .1 nice touchdown john? Uleggie McGill and john Kohrsj pg. 11 l. l'm the one with the most spirit! QCindy Cortrightj 2. Why do we have to wear these hats? Uason lonesj 3. Catch me! tVince Kelly, 4. Pom and Cheer, watch out! tMr. Kelly, Coach D and Bro. Cerardj 5. We worked hard on our float! fClass of '89j J f 1 1 gy 3 + fa P 4 1 51. ' 'Mi' as-fs iQ ad ' X ef ' X4 s 'H ...-. -w 'H' 'QW' Lf 'O 6' ff , 352. rgik-nr y yy a a if a' , 4 .5 LL. in 3 Q! 3'3 ,Z Ash Wednesday Mass being celebrated in the gym during the early f W' A f .Q .Li , X , . N W '70's P aff pg. 12 2. Eddie Da Salla participates in the Senior Mass. 3. Isn't there an easier way to pop a balloon? QTheresa Haasj 4. Sophomores will stop at nothing to win the spirit stick. 5. The Spirit ofthe Senior Class comes alive. pg. 13 1. True examples of St. Mary's Spirit. fl-lorace and Mrs. Farrell, 2. Celebrating Mass together - well worth the trip. 3. Come on girls. All together now! 4. Football players on the road to success. 5. juniors can always be seen, but can they be heard? 13 'iv-X XQFX X 'WUB 'UN 3 'psf' K ww- N 1 . . X C I . m ,, , ,, ' ,f,,y5,fW,fg2, ,V Y .315 ,Sq-F+,,,. W gm I My , M' , ww w, 1 ML , ,W V vs, 'Q' I1 42 1 ,ya wc 3 'i Students' Smiles Show Uur Style . 2 WW ,,,f, ,Z . 1 4 W .1 6123! pg. 14 1. Friends always. fAlvin Ashely and Hunter An- dersonj 2. Catch me, l'm falling! Ueanine Lavin and Mike Meringerj 3. What! More homework! QRobert Riveraj 4. Party line. fRonnie Cuerro, Gloria Salgado, and Mi- ehelle Lopez, 5. Ramada chaos. tKurt Wagner and friends, 6. l just love being in school! fBen Simon and Kyle Pentrowskij 7. U-Knighted We Stand. tNiko Lam- besis, Laura Pastor, Cindy Cortwright, Paul Tiffany, Bri- an De Morej. pg. 15 2. Coke is it? fShawn Millsj 3. Aren't they cute? fPatricia Hacharikj 4. Taking a break. fDina Arenivazj 5. Are you talking to me? fBernie Espendoza and Orlando Cutierrezj 6. No! Take her. fLisa Diaz and Lorraine Reyesj Active Days And Active Knights ' 1 gg 2 .E W as 4 me iQ - if I hip! 'ff 16 4 P I .4 ' 5 -f ? .,.-,M - n-'QL -X Q Q 5 rM,,- f 9 X iff w E ximmu -5515. Lv. L Knight -SQllool ,,,.....v ni I , W, , .f stitution .wg , .-'Q K Q ,AS N iw-. gg., , xt .5 , P , 5 M 2. Even teachers never stop studying. fMr. Zenaus- kasj 3. Students prove even London Bridge is no child's play. 4. Three Stooges united once more. 5. Rob Osborn asks, You wanna see a square knot or a slip knot? pg. 19 1. Seniors teach underclass students the true meaning of spirit. 2. Chris Fer- nald Models his latest product of fashion design class. 3. Underclassmen finally learn to count! 4. Steve Beltran tutors Hunter Anderson in a skating lesson. 5. l think I can, l think l can, l think I can . . . 6. Two sophomores model various Knight shirts. QDeeDee Trujillo, Cindy Velasquczj J, 6, - x'N'w,-., 24 i 1 A T S1 K I I P Xrf: ',msn f'. .ls I IQ .Q 4 . J Q , 5 gi xv S, M? ' f If, 'Z x ,Wy 7 ' gf ' 51: 5-, ' A ,gif , 1 ' V 1 2 J 22 4 ff-w ' fs 3? Q -I Q55 . ,. iv ,,..'. K X K' 1 'gun x 2' F bk xi si: - ' Q A A x wi SQ-im mx X 4 3 1 5 X Q . 1 .Q x . 4 f X ' S S ,g S fi I S ' Ni .3 X L 'gf lr . K x I X Q ' K l ig f Wien In ' 0 gr, ' f 4 iff? Q 1 gg V 3 if A , 4 5. K x s p' Ui? 'A E' YC Musab Q SS 3 s 3 A .Pwr , H, w , - .L 3. im Ring It ll pg 28 1. No pain, no gain. QChris Tiffany and Randy Romoj. 2. Smiling helps me get through the day. QRicky Lopezj. 3. Would you guys please stay with the routine. 4. Gee, it's cold up here. QTrapper Kelleyj. 5. Another trip to the office. QRobert Osbornj. 6. No, I don't need chapstick. Uenny Georgej. 7. School makes me feel this way. pg. 29 1. Don't take all the credit, jesse! Uesse Floresj. 3. Jorge Vega displaying his musical talent. 4. I just love his shoes. QLydia Cotaj. 5. I don't even know what l'm doing here. Uaime Ferniza and Carol Fiesej. 6. lt's all in the shoulders. 25 F. .1-magma F aku, 'Hum S 1' J' fffizn-It hm' 1 r eb 1 AV:.L,, V ll In Day's VY-or-li 1 Y.. .iffy N Asif. -,Jmggxf 4, ' J 32 . 'ltd 4 r 1'33x .5 ' J 4 1 '.., uf ' zine uf 25 . l glfyif 2 . , , 9 . K 1 ei 1- Q 1 .VE ,X 4 1, x. I , K .r-..,.-, K -Cx pg. 26 1. I just don't get it. QRobby Olivas and Rico Encinasj. 2. Music is my life. iDion Abrilj. 3.l told you to stop following me! fSean Hillj. 4. These crutches don't work. fPaul Gaitanj. 5. Can you do this? fAnthony Rojasj. 6. Working for the grade. QCynthia Mirandaj. Z Mighty Knights. pg. 27 2. We are having fun. iLydia Cota and Corina Bar- rigaj. 3. Shooting for the best. QAndrc Nilloj. 4. Gravitation is playing a trick on me. Uason Rosej. 5. Seniors have the life. fAlex Moreno and San- tiago Reyesj. 6. lt's as easy as 1, 2, 3. iCarol Fiesej. 7. Where did everybody go? QKathy Sciscrj. 27 if .. 45 Q X. 'f' K D Q U , ..'kk we sfgf? if I- . I ' -3 W' w X r . , 5 4.3 . -3, ,,,. - Q qL .,:1, fx 'S Q:+1EfA 'SX is QX Mgtgfsl N5 3 . .vi i i . . I URGANIZATIUNS E URGAN ZATIGNS V 1 ..-ss J! 2 'fi gf gfu I - I 'ul LA Bottom Row: Renae Balagot, Melissa Guerra, Terri Barrios, Kelly Hoganson Kathy Da ' vid 4 sey, Laura LaVoy. Middle Row: Ms. Phifer, Jeanine Lavin, jennifer Castle, Brian Prebil, Paul Tiffany, Melissa Frame, Denise Ricke. Top Row: Brian David Musselman, Mark Wetzel, Dan Musselman, Sonja Sandoval, jason Rose. The primary function of the 1986-87 Student Council was to organize many activities and help keep school spirit high. Over the year, Student Council co- ordinated and organzed functions such as Homecoming, 8th Grade Day, and many of the dances. As a result of this, school spirit was increased. Overall the Student Coun- cil of 1986-87 did a good job at fulfill- ing its obligations to St. Mary's. By Mark Wetzel 1. David Silva takes a break from his class treasurer. 3. No one ever pays to the Vice-President Ql aul Tiffanyj 4. Wetzel enjoys displaying his spirit at the Assemblies. 5. The 1986-1987 Freshman Council. ,ENR Row: Lydia Cota, Lori Hernandez, Karen Seizer, Inez Nevarez, Corina Barriga, Chris Eyrich, Maria Laughner, Barrios, Sylvester Mabry. Top Row: Rob Bartylla, Mark Lopez, Kevin Scott, Chris La Scala, Mark Wetzel, john Scott Endres, Renae Balagot, john Addison, Dan Musselman. ll 88' Student Senate e St. Mary's Student Senate is a nool service organization made up junior and Senior boys and girls nose responsibility it is to help intain order ton campusj during lf school day and to see that the es of the school are being adhered by the student body. Student Senators are selected each year, based on their demonstrated willingness to uphold the standards and values that have become an inte- gral part of the success of St. Mary's High School in preparing its students to lead productive, responsible lives as adults. 2. Senate Moderator Mr. Sanford keeps an eye on his Senators. 3. The life of a Senator is ex- tremely glamourous. fBrian Prebil, Terri Bar- riosj 4. Student Senators take time out from their duties. QRob Bartylla, Inez Nevarezj 5. Renae Balagot keeps a watchful eye out for wr0ngdoers . BY 31 Mr. Jim Sanford 4. Nu lx 5 x 7 r Xxx! f X 4, -. E.- 1? ', Key Club 4 Losada Barbara Rosas William O Brien Tracey Anderson Alicia Fahrendorf Diana Segovia Trisha Tllford Rose Palmer Ms Molloy Middle Row Patty Hancharik Myrna Echenvel Marcella Orozco Tern Barrlos Brenda , A..y 2 , KVVV M' X xlfqgeti Y ' , Wg, , -M VV A 1,0467 K , 4 1 ' 3. ,gg It V MM V ,.,, Q I 4, Q , 1-mu . f . fd.. ,. Q , fe. Mn 0.3 M4639 Top Row: Christina Musselman, Dolores Ayala, jack Laughner, jason Rose, jason Smith, Fred Molinar, Robert I I . I I . I . A I ' I . l I I ' ' : I I I I w 1 Cortright, Alvin Ashely, Steve Beltran, Paul Andrade, Hunter Anderson, Tammy Garcia, Keith Gallagher. Bottom Ro Tricia Coronado, Laura Rodriguez, Rosie Rodriguez, Michelle Dominguez, Yvonne Sevilla, jessica Calderon, Jennifer Pastor, Sandra Trujillo, Lisa Cortez, Veronica Brown. 1. joining the Kiwanis Educate Youth QKEYQ Club, which is sponsored by the Downtown Phoenix Kiwanis Club, is one way to have fun and provide community service at the same time. Activities consist of a variety of events such as: guiding handicapped children during the Kids Day at the Fair . The Key Club's theme, Understanding: the Pathway to Progress , was carried out effec- tively by its members. Leading the group was President Corina Barriga, Vice President Ray Hernandez, Secretary Jessica Calderon, Trea- surer Lisa Araujo, and School Advisor Ms. Molloy. by Corina Barriga 1. Pat Hacharik and Ayala show their Key Clu 3. Ms. Molloy oversees th ofthe Key Club. 4. To the go! fMelissa Guerra, Barb Terri Barriosj. 5. Part of th 1987 Key Club officers. Q Barriga, Lisa Araujo, Ra nandezj. 6. Corina Barrig templates service hours fl community. sa-5, nts. The Ski Club has plans for longer trips in the future. Q 1' Kloft, Thaddius Haas, joseph Sanchez, Inez Nevarez, Lorrie Hernandez, Paul Hampson, rr Mrs. Fessler. Club has been brought back to life by the organization and efforts of club Vince Fitzpatrick and Moderator Mr. Kennelly. The club is organized for the of allowing large groups of students to ski together, with lower group rates and the hassle of driving. This year, the Ski Club took a trip to Snow-Bowl in A car wash to raise money helped to defray the cost of the trip for some f 3 C 'T 15 k., , .gn en.. .ef Ski Club R The St. Mary's Math Club - Mathletes - is newly organized this year under the direction of Mrs. Fessler. The purpose of Mathletes is to promote mathematics, and to compete nation- ally and locally in various tests and contests. Some of these competitions lead to possible scholarships and others to school andfor indi- vidual recognition. We have been a team of eleven, faithful charter members this year and have learned a lot. The club is open to all grades. by Mrs. Fessler ath Club 1. Ski Club members enjoy the scenery on the trip to Sunrise. 2. lt's hard to smile when things go wrong! QMark Archuletaj. 3. Freshmen show contradicting emo- tions at the prospect of going home. fDenise Ricke, Amy Tiffany, julie Essert, jenny Ebertj. 5. Math Club members attempt to solve a difficult problem. 33 At St. Mary's, Spanish Club means more than school: it means community. This fall the club responded to the Valley's need for food by working on the SM Food Drive with the Religion Department. Fiestas Patrias at the Civic Center invited the club to participate in celebrating our neighbor Mexico's Independence Day. Christmas saw a first for St. Mary's and for Phoenix, in cooperation with the local chapter of Chicanos Por La Causa. The club was responsible for direction, staging, and presenting the first Spanish production of a pastorela , a short play which is an impor- tant part of the Mexican Christmas tradi tion. In February the club attended the Na- tional Touring Company of Mexico's Bal let Folkorico at the Sundome. Plans for next year?? Miss Molloy says more emphasis will be placed on club ac- tivities in the community, building the club's identity at school, and fund-raising for the Senior Spanish Club members to go to Mexico City - Ixtapa in june of '88, by Miss Molloy Spanish Club M .3 S Youth For Life Top Row: Paul Andrade, jason Rose, jason jones, Mike Garcia, Robert Schuster, Shane Geart Row: Ray Hernandez, Ms. Molloy, Terri Barrios, Corina Barriga, Marcelle Orzco, Josie Montoya, Margarita Carbajal. y. Top Row: Monica Chagolla, Lisa Montoya, Carol Fiese, Tracie Villareal, Bobby Calvan, Patty 1 Audra Deason, Kim Desrosiers. Bottom Row: Derryll Harris, Christina Musselman, Moderat Kelly, laimc Ferniza, Dan Musselman. pg. 34: 2. Mr. Kelly informs Kim Desrosiers of the facts of life. pg. 35: 1. Mrs. Fessler concentrates on finding new ways to raise funds. 3. Don't disturb me, l'm studying! Uennifer Castlej. 4. This is acting?? QAudra Deason, Kim Desrosiersj. 6. Drama Club Members continue their hard work on the play. 34 A? 91 Mar and service. Row Brnn Kloft Art Fairbanks Middle Row Lisa Montoya, Alicia Fahrendorf, Katrina Grant, hw Trlford Kim Desrosiers Audra Deason Irene Williamson, Ms. Simpson. Bottom Row: Bobby v1n Chris Gilberto lodi Owens me Drama Club celebrated its second r of existence this year The club ms to be growing somewhat rapidly der the guidance of Ms Simpson. It s comprised of mostly Sophomores t still had a diverse membership. Row: Rob Bartylla, Robert Ayala, Paul Hamson, Bill O'Brien, jason Rose, Dan Musselman, Scott Endres, Maria Laughner, Chris k Wetzel, Mark Lopez. Top Row: Moderator Mrs. Fessler, Lucy Rojas, Inez Nevarez, Lori Hernandez, Rico Encinas, Irene Castle, ludy Torrez, Renae Balagot, Felicia lack, Vince Fitzpatrick, Sylvester Mabry. e National Honor Society has become ply rooted in the tradition of Saint Mary's. tradition, along with the National Orga- sets guidelines to uphold the basic of scholarship, leadership, charac- F H' f 3 f I iw fi few.. . 'I a' P az. Ezaiib-fs:-331-'i5?f?Wil5m'f I ational Honor Society Our chapter continues to follow these guide- lines through active participation from our members and by offering several events throughout the year. by Mrs. Fessler Drama Club 5-.4 x L The Club worked hard on the play, Stardust '. This play was a comic pro- duction on the actions of a college dra- ma class. Our Drama Club hopes to ex- pand next year and already has plans in the works for 87-88. Key Club's St. Valentines ay Dance ra. 5 3 it Q.. I. Our King and Queen. lDan Musselman, jeanell Fitz trickj 2. Not exactly Twin Towers. lAniy Tiffany, ' Fairlwanksj 3. Kristine Ricke seems to he enjoying her at the Valentines Dance. 4. The female senior Co fYvonne Sevilla, Cathy Tiffany, Roni Fierro, Renae B got, jeanell Fitzpatrick, 5. These girls are all smiles! 1 Araujo, Laura Pastor, Cindy Cortright, Yvonne Sevill. The King and Queen. 7. The Queen is crowned! ljea Fitzpatrickj 8. Everyone watches the Royalty Dance Dan Musselnian enjoys revealing the winner. N Q W .J R 1 if ,v t X H '. 'Sl lui i A-' X N ul il , . Q ll X it xi .H.S. Talent Show 5 my Q I, Keith Gallagher makes a point during his Skateboard Rap. 2.What technique! fllichie lispindolaj 3. A tremendous lip- synching performance. tOscar Mendezj 4. Definitely star material fLisa Velma 5. Freshmen display their dancing talent. Lv, The Champions! tllichie l-Qspindnla, Seth Carr, 7. Dan Mus-selman outlines the rules. 37 A .4 fb - -2-' 1- . V .L ., Q if ' x Ng f 4 1 - N- ' ' fy if ,-eyr1evyvSwa1-va-x'fao-wxffb:f'nfifem1mQ. ww-hw - W 'f'Vf7 v. V -V 9? - x I Y' JA, 5 ,auf-fg,... ii-Q ,M , , K , , '1 fkhfigwf- . 4 .M ' -M-M '-' V' ., , ,,,. .I , L ,.VM, ,M ,,.m, ,.,w,,,a,, . L. - F:-I2 '9 'ffm ff'-WW Q. fff X -7 . , ' V f .. , 1' T XJ ,,,y' w NL. ..,f..'F -4 1- Q - Y -Q 11.tii1---V -. Y, -ff ,M 9 5 Why' fi, W, ,,LH,.' ,, 5.1 Yvf I X W K Q l W A-If. .415 W SPGRT5-'u -' ' SPURTS X Wx rv Q91 uv nun- ww ,X viii? V5 fm -ffryh, w,,,,,,,,,,f, 1 V f s 39 The Saint Mary's Football Team started its year with highstrung goals and objectives. One of the most important goals was to extend its winning streak by taking the State Championship for a third consecutive year. The team members began at Mon- terrey Park in July with a good deal of physical conditioning. In August, the Senior Lettermen took the traditional cabin trip to the White Mountains, along with the coaches. Throughout the season the excellent coaching staff never let team members forget who they were and what it would take to be- come a championship team. Even though the main goal was not quite achieved, the team with help of the coaching staff had a great season and still has the feeling of being a class act group of players. by Gary Benites pg. 40 2. Ready for battle under the lights of Hoy Field. pg. 41 1. Hey everybody, we're still number one. QKevin Scott, Chauncey Rayj. 2. Man, what are you guys doing! Pick up the ball, QErin Easter, Kevin Scott, Mark Archulctaj. 3. Come on Ricki! Hurry up. lRicki Lopez, Anthony Rojasj. 4. Kevin, that's really impressive. fKevin Scott, Mark Archuletaj 40 86-87 Varsit 'Wg ff ,sf KM A, S5 'Ki hjqgij. . l '-'Ohm in we is iQ8'5v9N'iie?Wiiii?ii2f ?W'42Nsfarg.--Q . . . .. .uwsYstf?.s:.r-sig ,fu ,za s , -mf B,-.f,f?k?S'1E mg, ftif.ff22.gggwgB:inf..S..5i: Q, ff-'?,f:.,-1 'ff' f--twig. -was ts ,Lf . ,Q-nr, zys,.93:gf,S-Q Sr +f,.,,,q 65.15 :,. xr- I .5-S, . . W' :'wc.f1. f??4g,sNsgs.1 gf-,Q n Q. - - -A we..-w is--1 fy ' W -,,z,.f-,553 ww. ,sa spf, , pp- . , , g,',fr'7-'u- -gsm . , A M ' if-f, ' ' pfsfijjL'jV,jfyff-f,-fjjgsV s - 1, ,S -X' , 'kia , . . ,Q 5 ' KR . - U die 45 Top Row: David Musselman, john Bonds, john Martenson, Anthony Rojas, Paul Caitan, Mike Halvorson jason Rose, Mark Lopez, Fred Miller, jerry Rojas, Dan Musselman, john Addison, Rusty Bruce, Willid Aguilar. Second Row: Coach Farrell, Coach Alcoser, Chauncey Ray, Gavin Grant, Chris Eyrich, john Longo, Mark Archuleta, Pancho Barratta, john Kohrs, Craig Martin, Coach Sector, Coach Vales, Horace Pieri. otball Team Q, . , X, x K' W All--4 A az.. l si Y HEX X V 5429 X , t .rf - fa., . . A , Y '- - ff ' t ...gr V rd Row: Tom Martinez, Derryll Harris, Reggie McGill, Kevin Scott, Nicholas Martinez, AJ. Voita c Simon, Mike Spatula, Mark Pieri, Ben Simon, Erin Easter. Bottom Row: Ricki Lopez, Stephen Neal n Prebil, Sylvester Mabry, Randy Perez, Marlin Candarilla, Frank Pantoja, jim Salazar, john Cruz y Benites. 1 r Knights Seek Th-' 1. Off to the races. QRicki Lopczj 2. Ready to destroy. 3. Knights enter the battlefield. 4. Teammates cheering each other on to victory. QAJ. Voitn, Ben Simon, And Cary Benitesl 5. Easily outrunning the Broncos. fRusty Bruce, Reggie McCillJ 6. An almost successful attempt to shed off .1 Bronco defender. QReggie McGill, 7. Here, you lake the ball. Uohn Bondsl sw Y' s w aight Championship Tw Q 'QA -- .. , K . - -gn , , -, 4 .p tv ttf., ,c f , of . , 1 f .f ,K ,'. hw'. 'M T f , V . .., 1. Oh coach, please don't yell. QCr.1ig Marlin, Coach Far- rellj 2. Look at me do the Carl Lewis. Ucrry Rojnsj 3. No,l don'l want to kiss the ground. QAnthony Rojas, Mike Meringerj 4. Running like .1 champ. QDcrryll Harrisj 5. The kick to start .1 battle. QCr.1ig Marlinj 6. lt's up and good! Unfaon Rosej 43 1. Outrunning the Maryvale defense. tKevin Scottj 2. Blocking the PAT. tRicki Lopezl 3. Shouting out helpful assignments to his troubled Knights. fCoach Farrelll 4. Concentration results in a great catch. tRicki Lopezj 5, Running hard to escape hungry Panthers. fKevin Scotty 6. Fighting two Panthers in hopes of getting free. tKevin Scottj 7. Striving for yards. tReggie McGilll I A' 3 t fo? e Victor That Almost . .Knlghts-22, Panthers-29 Ml r M.. lum 1. Slipping away for extra yards. tKevin Scotty 2. On the run in hopes for six. tlleggie McGillj 3. Showing a Pan- ther pain. tChris Eyrichl 4. Great hands and outplaying opponent results in a beautiful catch. tAnthony Rojasj 5. Ready to make a big play. tllicki Lopezj 6. Knights enter battlefield for the last time. 5 This year the Junior Varsity Football season was spectacu- lar, as the team finished with a respectful 7-0-1 record. The team consisted of talent- ed players and diligent ath- letes. The tremendous work of the defense and the hard running of the offense was astonishing. The team went through tears and anger when they tied with Brophy, settling for a score of 6 to 6. On the other hand, the team was able to experience the ex- citement of victory in beating Deer Valley, the winning score being 26 to 12. A few players who should be recognized are: Seth Carr, Ga- vin Grant, and Steve Neal Qthree offensive running backsj. On the offensive line were Mike Simon, Nick Mar- tinez, and Thom Martinez, who did a great job of block- ing. Mark Delgado and Ed Smith falso on the offensej made some key catches when they were needed. Although the credit is given to the Ju- nior Varsity team and coaches, they couldn't have accomplished what they did without divine inspiration. by Seth Carr 2. The two man sack. 3. l'm not tell- ing you again, - off the field! fCoach Anderson, Coach Nunezj 4. Attempting the spectacular catch. fMark Delgadoj 5. Oh no, are you ok! QSteve Neal, Shawn Hillj 6. Ready to break for big yards. QSeth Carrj I.V. Pootb Top Row: Albert Cruz, Nicholas Martinez, Robert Griffiths, Victor Gorraiz, joseph Gonzales, Seth Carr, if man, Shawn Hill, Dave Ewan, Gavin Grant, Rod Granberry. Second Row: Coach Denogean, Ruben Samora Mendoza, john MacDonald, Steve Bill, Randy Romo, Richie Espinoza, Javier Lopez, Bob Bivin, Tom M Simon, Coach Anderson. Bottom Row: jerry Chavez, Ed Smith, Mark Delgado, Steve Neal, Larry Verdugo, Mano Steve Petry, Marcus Losada, Joe Dora. X 1 xx F tS'i ?fi if up 1, H 5? , .. -. , .. J , ....... ON--v.-anna-v ' ,. .A 5, N 5 , g......e-...,,. N if y X V. m y f W , N . iq A 1 .3 y ,, s ,Z'.'i.,l: 4 X 2. f -K V Q . N ,Q I 1 T!g,f N 1 s :tapes-its ,1 gi f - f - Us ,,, , -- A X '-'- ai f'.' . Ig' E My-,E gs ' A ggi. ,-5 V in r. , tgp-if 1 sf P, :gs ,eat in N, K - r jg be '-J 2, 11 K --.ie A '--. g isii.. 1- 5 5 . Bobby '9 l'49U!qg,P.m,-'wavy 41' r 53. .-' .- vin: at orge McNeely Brian Mussleman Paul Stayer Eugene Arubuena lvan Smith, Sam Montoya, Matt Taylor, es Jamal jack Bernard Graneson Reggie Copper Fourth row Craig Mercure, Trent Lavin, Chris Lopez, Matt Louie Uhl Armando Saldate Tim Malford Gilbert Martinez Dillon Christensen, Keven Hennessy. Third row. jack Laughner Dominique jeff Bourne Coach La5cala Coach Ahern Coach Czepowski, Coach Kennedy, john Rochford ohn Ganados Second row Scott Addison Gabe Samora, Shawn Mills, Paul Verdugo, n Dleder Bobby jerry Chavez Chris Griffin john Deuel Bottom row. Rick, Ryan Murphy, jimmy I 3 P W Q Q an f The freshmen were said to be the team to break the win- ning streak, but they started their season with one of the players running to the wrong huddle in the first game. They then beat Camelback 30 to 21 and began to get ready for their next game with Brophy which was destroyed 43 to 13. Their game at Hori- zon was a thriller. It was the fourth quarter, and they were still undefeated which began to change peoples' minds from doubtfulness to confi- dence. Their next game with Greenway would decide whether they would win first place or break the winning streak. Their desire to win led them to a 35 to 11 victory. After beating Thunderbird 27 to 6, they began to celebrate the winning streak for one more year. by Gary A. Cooper 2. Oh boy! l'm in t r o u b l e n o w . QManny Nunezj 3. Looking like a pro. fPaul Staycrj 4. Wow! How did you get out of that pile? QPaul Stayerj 5. Look! This way, fol- low me. QCeorge jackson, Bernard Granesonj 6. Come and get me big guys. fGeorge lacksonj 47 9'fif '5i 3, XX wx .M ,- 2 , P 1 15 ,, . ' L , .V , ii' V .A X I x MS? 4 Qt, A Q 8 9 M X, Q W 51.64 9,114 Boys Varsity Basketball Andre Nillo, Chris LaScala, Derek Pieri, Fred Miller, Scott Endres, Won The 1986-87 Basketball season was a success. The Knights made a valiant effort towards the state crown, but they fell short losing in the state semi- finals to Corona Del Sol. The Knights started a surprising year by winning their first five games. They then stumbled in the Compadre Christmas Classic. The Knights went on a tear, winning six straight again but losing four out of the next five games. The Knights finished the regular season strong by winning their last three games and taking the Skyling Division regu- lar-season title with a 12-4 record. ln the Skyline tournament, the team survived three close games, won the title and earned a bye in the 1st round of the state tournament. A surprising Westwood team was turned back in a second round game and the Knights advanced to the semi-finals where they eventually lost to Corona Del Sol and finished the season 20-7. The Knights were led by seniors Mark Wetzel Q20 pts a gamej, Gary Blevins Q12 reboundsj, and Chris LaScala Q4 assistsj. The team thanks Coach Gray and his assistant coaches for their hard work and dedication which made the 86-87 campaign a suc- cessful season. by Derek Pieri Tiffany, Seth Carr, Mike Warren. 1. Michael Noyd: Forward. 2. Mark Wetzel: Forward. 3. Won White: Guard. 49 a ' f Ap mf , 'if-N Q' -f . Y '-'- ',fK-Vo ix, fi NE S. :LA go 'APW A s fill! ,. If I . v in n -M, j ,. f fl ,, L J, M- 4 QBPHY -- N S lf' ,z M Q yyzfl V 3? QQ ' x e 77' fy fx 1 1xQS- ' 9? Q : fi' In an 4 J FXR' J? T Qgfaif. swf A f . 1 NN Lg. urx .M Ax x 95 R . gr I. SX tif . -M A was X : -xg f ., ?'P'F Q- x. J. - nl Q X S .. 1 ,LET-T -' . ' K' ' . . vin 1, -Q M Nav WSW A 541 r M MA QL , -,W , 5-5fY?5'2 U- Ifrosh Basketball fx The St. Mary's freshman bas- ketball team under the lead- ership of Coach Mark Dora and Assistant Coach Paul Ruiz, had a spectacular season of 15-2. The awesome starting team consisted of 1ohn Gana- dos, Craig McCure, Armando Saldate, Paul Stayer, and Matt Taylor. The key backup players were Tim Fairbanks, lan Howard, Brian Mussel- man, 1.1. 1ack, George 1ack- son, 1ason 1ones, 1oe Las- tinger, and 1ack Laughner. The team would like to thank the cheerleaders and the fans for their support. by Paul Stayer 8: Matt Taylor n 0 W ' 1. George Jackson caught in action. 2. Giving it all he's got. 3. Iason 1ones with a watchful eye. 4. Tim Fair- banks defending the ball. 52 up Top Row, Coach Dora, Ian Howard, Brian Musselman, 1oe Lastinger, Matt Taylor, 1.1. 1ack, Mike Caldwell, Ruiz. Bottom Row: 1ohn Ganados, jack Laughner, Iason jones, George jackson, Craig McCure, Paul Stayer, Fairbanks. c 2 C3221 .MAQ G 33 Row: Coach Ruiz, Mark Strickling, Paul Wetzel, Bobby Mussleman, Bobby Brown, Stephen Neal, Gavin Grant. om Row: Armando Sadalte, Bobby Bivin, jeff Arricale, Seth Carr, Mark Delgado, Sam Tiffany, Richie Espindola. J.V. Basketball The junior Varsity Basketball team with 15 wins and 4 losses carried on the winning tradition of the St. Mary's Knights. Under the leader- ship of Coach Denogean, the I.V.'s ran a fast breaking of- fense and a continuously pressing defense. This year's j.V. team will pro- vide next year's varsity team with a promising future. by Bobby Bivin 1. Going for the rebound. QSeth Carr and Mark Stricklingj 2. If only l was taller. 15am Tiffanyj 3. Shooting for two. QRichie Espindolaj 4. Paul Wet- zel full of determination. 53 54 Girls Varsity Basketball This year's girls basketball team worked hard not only during the season but all year long as well. With the experience they gained during the summer and winter leagues, the Lady Knights got off to a good start by winning their season opener against Shadow Mountain. Unfortunately this trend didn't continue as the team dropped their next two games to Yuma and Shadow Mountain. The season however, was not without some bright spots. Besides winning their opening game, the girls made a good tournament showing by beating Central and almost wiping out Xavier twice. In terms of a win-loss record, this year's team didn't improve greatly, but their overall play- ing did reach a higher level. by Lorrie Hernandez tr, Y -. s C 1 ll it W- ax.. I if K , nf- x K . AM ,w 3 fr x I - xx' 'ii' f . Gillian! V '54 Top Row: Roni Fierro, Lorrie H Soto. is ..w....... A ,.V., .A 5 ., 'ww I 2. Look at that awesome play! QCoach D., Crystal Harris, Denise McCoy, Karen Seiserj 3. So what's the plan of attack? fDenise McCo J 4. He , what are we waitin for7 C nthia Miranda 5. y y s - Q y I Look Mom, l'm floating! fLorrie Hemandezj ernandez, Karen Seiser, Cyndi Chacon 3 E E WWW Top Row: Dina Arenivas, Chantel Carr, Theresa Haas, jenny George, Cyndi Chacon. Bottom Row: Coach Z, Kathy Soto, Mary Garcia, Alicia Fahrendorf, Tricia Tillford. 2. Taking it out of reach. fCyndi Chaconj. 3. Reaching for the top. tTheresa Haas, 4. If only I was taller. fTricia Tilfordj 5. Move it l'm coming through. fKathy Sotoj 6. Taking it up and around. flirancis Ruizj 7. Who will get it, no one knows. Girls I.V. Basketball The IV Girls Basketball T successful year. The team bring in glorious victories though they were limited in ber. The IV's want to thank who supported them entire season. by Mary Garcia K - ai N x ii . ,R . . Girls Frosh Basketball 1986-87 Freshman Girls Bas- ll Team coached by Mark finished the season at 14 and igh point game of the season gainst Xavier. The Frosh team 'n the making of history as reached their big win. Their victory finished Xavier's 26 winning streak. The girls in second place at the end of season. by Anna Alvarez no N' , - S, Top Row: Coach Dora, Nicole Giedlin, Suzanne Kull, Melisa Gallardo, Prescilla Pina. Bottom Row: Cathi Seiser Missy Swader, Patty Fitzpatrick, Anna Alvarez, Judy Graham. 2. This game is becoming one big headache. 3. Hurry before I come and get you! QMissy Swader, Judy Graham, 4. Did she eat her Wheaties or what?? fMissy Swaderj 5. Hey, no spinning the ball on your fingertips. This is game time. Uudy Graham, Cathi Seiserj 5. On your mark. Get set. Go!! gi 4-41 x ,yy A ' - ' ' ' Ziff' Gfffi ,Y ,f ,, H1 . ., ff f I 2 1 Q xii Y 5 , ,ffwi , A - ,,u,f2,m,TM,1 w ,f.1g,,w-s,M , ,M ,,,,,,,,w,,f:1, 1 11, sf- if f V ,V f 1 .- - Varsit Volleyball Another Year Of Fun This year Coach Zenauskas had a great obsta- cle to overcome in volleyball - no real height. How was his team going to compete against six-footers? The solution was not to relay heavily on spiking or blocking, but rather on serving and digging. This proved successful as the girls were able to hold their own against every team. At times, like the match against Thunderbird, they were able to overcome a defecit and win the match. With the leadership of six seniors, this year's team worked hard and gained the respect that was so long overdue. By Lorrie Hernandez 1. Three Muskatcers! QCindy Chacon, Roni Fierro, Jeanine Lavinj 2. Ready or not, here it comes! Ueanine Lavinj 3. She may be short, but she can sure spike! fRoni Fierroj 4. Lady Knights showing unity. 5. Here Kim, you get it! fLorrie Hernandez, Kim Nasserj 6. Hey, somebody help me! QBarbara Rosas, Michele Farinasj j.V. Volleyball Best Year Ever!! The 1986 girls' j.V. Volleyball team had their best season ever. The girls finished the season with nine wins and seven losses. Cecila Kelly and ju- lie Wantland headed the team as cap- tains. jenny Alairid, juanita Rodri- guez, and Shaunna O'Dowd were named most improved players of the season. With the entire team's spirit and dedication, they were able to ob- tain many victories. By Shaunna O'Dowd S Lg K-S Top Row: jenny George, Juanita Rodriguez, julie Wantland, Ms. Phifer, Sonya Aguilar Wiendel Bottom Row: Shaunna O'Dowd, Cecilia Kelly, jenny Alarid. Not Pictured, Traci l 2 F 2. This is the way to hit the ball! fjulie Wantland, jenny Alaridj 3. Should l hit it with my head? tjuanita Rodriguezj 4. Wait a minute Sonya, the ball isn't com- ing yet! fjenny Alarid, Sonya Aguilar, julie Wantlandj 5. Watch out! fjulie Wantland, jenny Alaridj 6.l thought I had it! tMichellc Weindcl, juanita Ro- xf ?' 1 L I 17 lfrosh. Volleyball A New Experience The 1986 Freshmen Volleyball team had a lot of experiences to remember after their first year at St. Mary's. The girls tried their best and played well under the direction of Coach Tina Chacon. The girls learned to work to- gether as a team, with determination and a positive spirit that is so typical of the Lady Knights. 2, Coach Tina Chacon giving some advice. 3. If only I was a little taller! 4. Ballet on the volleyball court? Uudy Graham, 5. Judy, what are you doing there? fKristin Melton, Nicole Cieldlin,1udy Cra- hamj 6. Hey, where's the ball? QMelissa Callardoj Tennis This year's Tennis Team had a lot of fun showing what good sportsmanship and spir- it are all about. A special thanks to Coach jo- hansen for all his effort, en- couragement, energy, and es- pecially a great deal of time. He demonstrated patience to- wards all of his players, and he made them realize that it is not who wins, but it is how the game is played. The Seniors leave a message to those who will be partici- pating next year: remain dedicated to yourself and the team, 'and strive for all you've got. by Michele Farinas . V, 1 , X .- ... 2 I- Nl ...A . 5 2. When is it coming back down? 3. Lori Malanche tells how she con- quered her opponent. 4. just sitting around telling tennis stories. QMelis- sa Alderman, Meredith Alderman, and Josie Murilloj 5. Dolores strikes at the ball with all her might. 6. Mi- chele Farinas awaits her opponent's serve. Z Mr. Johansen chit-chats with the Independence coach. , KA., .Y-Sufi? .1 A A gf' l' 'fsiiwa Mfr-4 ..f ,, , ,r .Q ,'Q . f ,,,, K as K- ., lf ff, i,e5ar.f.a. Anna Alvarez Richard i w I 'H i T1Wf5 ?'Qg'ifrlv 2-ix ii fi at af .Y Golf T W' k a 3 The 1986-87 Golf Team, only in if 15 its second year, was coached by c Mr. Yearnd. Players included a ' fa.. .V T Senior Joe Sanchez, Junior cap- tain Bill O'Brien7 Sophomores T s 1 'M l x - '- '.-. ' ,gl x 'E 'vs Arif i L' 4? 1 Shane Ge 11- - A, V ' I , . Coach Year - v. 13:- f.. Steve Beltran, Mark Strickling, Richard Gonzales, Shane Gearty, and Freshman Anna Al- varez. The team parred better in its sec- ond season, scoring 1 victory against Goldwater High School. The team is looking forward to the new season, hoping it will be successful with more exper- ienced playing and new team .fs-:f mt members. by Bill o'Brien :fri N, ,. , .. , 1 x Q K- QV V .. fi ff a .Vw Q' gift, A X as ' fvff, AA .is f 'L WA, 'JG y Mn! .ff 4 K. , W ,' 25. 1. Hey, I know there's no electric orange ball there. tBill O'Brienj 2. Wait, someone help. QAnna Alvarezj 3. l'm sweet with the ball. lRichard Gonzalesj 5. What do l do from here?7 QMark Strick- lingj 6. How does my golf glove go with my outfit? fShane Geartyj Z Coming down at full speed. QSteve Beltran, Soccer This year saw the emergence of a winning season for the Soccer Team. An important in- gredient in their formula for success was the guidance of Coach Duah who turned around a team that had back to back losing seasons. He commended the players' optimism and desire and put their talents to use by making the team the best it could be. The Knights got off to a good start and played steadily all season long. Their final record was 7 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. Their league record was 3-2-1 including victories over Cortez, Glendale, and Washington. The Knights were in the running for a playoff berth until they lost the heartbreaking last game of the season to Thunderbird. Standout players this year were: Senior Mid- fielder, Jesse Flores, who was team captain, Randy Romo who finished second overall in scoring throughout Arizona, Seniors Brian Osbourne and Tony Hernandez who through the course of the season showed their leader- ship qualitiesp Senior Louie Schwall and Ju- nior PJ Celaya who led an extremely strong defense. Exceptional juniors included speed- ster Chris Tiffany, aggressive Brian Prebil, physical Kyle Pentkowski, hard-working Da- vid Silva, Art Fairbanks, and outstanding goalie, jason Rose. by Art Fairbanks ... 2 4-nw. - W--V , ,,,s,.,,. 3 Celaya, -fa ' 2 , . ,Ms V 0-1 Dia' U Chad Pentowski. Third Row: Ray Hernandez, jason Rose, Craig Martin, Randy Romo, Ron Gomez, Tony Hernandez, Lydia Cota, Coach Duah. pg 64 2 Randy Romo initiates the fast break. 3. Lean on me flessc Flores Tommy Hernandezj 4. Co ahead, make my day! fTony Hernandezl 5. jesse Flores demonstrates his ball handling ability. pg 65 1. And now a word from our coach. fCoach Peter and playersj 2. Wow! How did you learn to do that? QBrian Osborn, David Silva, Steve Stramandolij 3. See guys, this is how you do it. fLydia Cotaj 4. When can we stop coach? 5. You can see so much more from the sidelines! lCraig Martinj 6. Armed and Dangerous. lSean Hill, Craig Martin, Brian Prebil, jason Rose, Chris Tiffanyj 65 ar, sq Nan ,W 4 Na C Q Q Varsit Baseb XR Xu x I 'mm 1132. Team members: Pancho Baratta, Cary Benites, Mark Berumen, Rusty Bruce, Scott Endres, Chris Eyrich, Chris Reyes Madrano, Rico Encinas, Mark Lopez, Robbie Olivas, Derek Pieri, jason Rose, Alex Calderon, Mark Pieri Linares, Gilbert Martinez, Coaches Mike Ahern and Clayton Brice. Q- .1 Q fins num ,X nests 3 1. The pep talk revs up the spirit. 2. Winding up! fChris LaScalaj 3. Putting on the tag. fPanch Barattaj 4. What a stroke. QRusty Brucej 5. Watching the ball. fCary Ben- itesj 66 ,fi . t. saw-Gm lx ts, . 5 ,n ljmlfhf H-4 Q 1 3 avi: lg if A fide . N' v ' ' ' 4 r ri: I if Q at Lf: .JN . X K ' X xili W M 'X x L wa-n if 5 -..CV 1. Another strike! fChris LaScalaj 2. Ready to kill the ball. tRusty Bruccj 3. Panch Baratta and Cary Benites argue the finer points of the game. 4. Attempting a second tag. tPanch Barattaj 5. Robbie Olivas shows a perfect bunt. 67 The 1987 j.V. Baseball Team was one of the best St. Mary's has seen in several years. The Knights began the season on a tear with a 6-0 record after 6 games. They finished the sea- son with an excellent 12-5 re- cord. This mix of Freshmen, Soph- omores, and Juniors prided themselves on hard work and a true team spirit. Though they had excellent pitching and a team batting average of close to .400, no superstars emerged. Every player contri- buted equally to the winning season. Coach Gregory prepared the team all season for varsity ball, by teaching them how to win and how to deal with a loss. This lesson will pay off next year and in the years to come. by Tom Lisa 1. jV's psych up before the game. 2. Damian Castillo warms up the pitch- er before the inning begins. 3. Matt Eyrich gets ready for the pitch. 4. Mark Delgado fields a hard-line drive down first base line. 68 J.V. Baseball Team Team members: Mark Delgado, Ruben Samora, Bobby Bivin, Kurt Wagner, Tom Lisa, Gilbert Martinez, Steve Beltr Damian Castillo, Matt Eyrich, Freddie Linares, Shane Gearty, Gary Erran, Hector Aviega, Coaches Mike Gregory Paul Ruiz. tb x K -'lin I . -lun-...- ' Y i'! N-, me. 4 -. . -+..:. QW T' ' 'asv Freshman Baseball Team ' ,'r4f., fl 1 , . 'Slliib ' X -if-ef rc' - ....4.-.4 Q 'Y In-37' 1 A I 4 ri.. H. 52, -f , K 5 A X 11:5 a L 'kata 2 .W V y -E g ' -lv- -,,.lvf' us.--4- 5 K.-Xt Team: Chris Lopez, Gabriel Samora, jimmy Chavez, Bobby Carrillo, Ivan Smith, Paul Stayer, Armando Dominic Acero, Chris Donahue, Robert Surman, Chris Griffin, Mike Espinoza, Richard Gonzales, jack Timothy Fairbanks, Coaches Kennelly and Carmichael. -Q. 1.-...- Wm . 1 .:f.fm. fs . T' We - sl fr!-+V'-rg. - . , ,, A- f x'f!' 'X I f' W ' A Q ' '-f, - ' . ,vi ,--ind?-' ,., Q. it - ..,, V. I1 .fbi gli? . pig.. .2555 1 3-Q. .I-1.1 .r A . .g sg . -, ,QQ ,N . , -. ' , A lf 5534, gina - . M -. - - . ...C e ' f--fr. L . N' , fs fr sw., - L g . . .mn - 1 f . . A . . - . ,-0. ...Q 'V y ' s Q- --, -n ..,, -. K-.4 'AH' 'F' ' 'S' ' - ' 'U - I T , , Q . . 7 '-q:m,g.'a...j, ' A ' 111' t 5 This year's Freshmen Baseball Team did an excellent job. They started off the season with a hard loss to Shadow Mountain and then to Brophy. A few games later, they broke the .500 mark with three straight wins and then tied Thunderbird. After the tie they lost to Shadow Moun- tain again, but strengthened their weakness and rallied past Brophy. They then lost three straight to tie their re- cord at 7-7. Finally, they got themselves together and won their last two games to end the season 9-7-1. The team thanks Coach Ken- nelly, Coach Ahern, and the rest of the coaching staff for their support. by jack Laughner 1 .- , X' .4 ff A 1. We work as a team, we win as a team. 2. It is impossible for a ball to escape me. lPaul Stayerj 3. Mike Espinoza strikes a pose. 4. Don't wor- ry, I got it! Q Armando Saldatej 5. jimmy Chavez shows what a ho- merun is all about. 69 7-, qlfflli i S - 4 t lst Row: Cathy Soto, Karen Seiser, Anita Saldate, Kim Nasser Michelle Sambrano Monica Ortega 2nd Row Coach Zenauskas Cynthn Miranda Lavin, jenny Pelletier, Barbara Rosas, Sonya Aguilar Juanita Rodriguez Not Pictured Franny Ruiz and Cecilia Kelly 'Rx A 2. Anita Saldate demonstrates how to do the funky chicken. 3. Siamese twins joined at the hips. 4. Who's taller? Coach Zenauskas or the pole? 5. lt's lonely at thc top! 70 Varsity The Varsity Softball team ended their season with a 2-16-1 record. The beginning of the year was very promising, they had much talent, determination and potential. However, when it came to the actual games they just couldn't bring it all togeth- er. Next year looks promising because all but four of the play- ers will be returning. One thing that can be said about this year's team is that they were very competitive. They kept the scores close and didn't get blown out as in past years. At times this was very dis- appointing because they always seemed to be on the verge of a victory which never came through. The girls were proud of the fact that for the first time in St. Mary's history they beat Xa- vier. The score was 9-3 and they looked the best they did all year. by Cynthia Miranda 1 Mother may I? 2. lnn field pep talk. 3. Don't even think twice about snatchin' my glove. 4. And you w1nt me to look serious?! 5. Hustle, hustle, hustle! QBarb Rosasj. 6. Afternoon stroll around the diamond. 7 Smiling jiilbirds. 71 Softball The 1986-87 Softball team didn't have a successful season as they wanted, but did gain some victories they will never forget. The team showed pride and dedication throughout the entire season. Their high spirits helped them to stay in the game. -bs This year's Coach Mike Gregory helped the team achieve many goals by making the girls practice like champions . Together the team showed great ef- fort. Next year's team is looking forward to a win- ning season. by Frances Ruiz .-SGW .-.1 L 'A-em iff'-fl-gil ' Coach Gregory. Not pictured: Kristine Ricke, Diane Segovia. 7 lst Row: jenny Alarid, Kathy Seiser, Cecilia Kelly, Dina Arenivaz, Melinda Dominguez, Trudi Mesquita, Anna Diana Segovia. 2nd Row: Coach Willie, Yvette Avila, Mary Garcia, Shaunna O'Dowd, Frannie Ruiz, Melissa ' -1 at J - -ff. Ap- ..' , . - '1' xv . - I ,N Q 3 ,Q --4. v .. N4 S. 5 , V G ,I . xfxqf M3 .L . hh iam: ATM .t juwtia .:rQ:sfs1.f'wf 'e--f 912 fr' 1. Throw here before she comes over to keep me company! Uenny Alaridj. 2. This one is for you. Uenny Alaridj. 4. Coach Gregory calls for time out. 5. l wonder if she had her Wheaties this morning? fCecilia Kellyj. 6. Wait! Who's that up to bat? Oh no, not here! QShaunna O'Dowdj. 72 On your mark, get set, go!! Varsit Swim The 1986 Swim season started out on a low note. Having a total of 12 swimmers, the team was in need of help. Their positive mental attitude however, helped them win three more meets than last year, sending eight people to the Skyline Divisionals. Without having ai perma- nent pool, the team never ex- perienced the home pool ad- vantage. Nevertheless, their sheer determination and un- flagging spirit would not let them throw in the towel. Ms. Hurt, a great coach and friend, led St. Mary's Swim Team to its greatest season thus far. by lim Sullivan 8: Ananda Farone Row Chris Corcoran Mike Tocco Chris Kassel Steve btramandanoli Brian Kloft, Bobby Sullivan, Art Kyle Pentkowski Don Kinney Top Row Coach Hurt Eddie Lopez Trisa Tilford, Kim Derosiers, Alicia Audra Deason Patty Fitzpatrick Melinda Lagoki Ananda Farone Melissa Frame, Chad Pentkowski. f,,-: ..-wk'-ff , ,,,.sf- '.A4-':- C M W., . we 2. Hey you got water in my eyes! QKim Desrosiers and Audra Deasnnj. 3. l don't want to go. lt looks too cold for me. 1Robby Ehmanl. 4. Wow, where did he learn how to do that? QMiss Hurt and Bobby Calvinj. 5. Cowa- bonga!! lVincent Fitzpatrickj. 6. Yuk, they warned me not to drink the water. fDonald Kinney and Mike Bergerj. . ,., g V, 's-.., . M- w,:fi sWW -. . xxx xt f' gk' I ' .ff I ' 1 A ' I' ,J , . 51 a. 'L . 5...,Zf3 ' ' ' ', -, L ' i ' I V ' Q ,,,, ,a.Qafa:..iga'ff j,.,,,. H lil' . 74' K ,'fi'e-evifk, 942 .4 n A If A . 4vNv. ., x I , , 1 1- A s ', ' HY. if f 1' . ra-1' ,, 'eww I -' - , - -Bn' o 'ffW'x- 1 K V ' :iw ,, Q ' -- it k 4. W I L K w A my K: 4 tw k - 1-5 .rf fff'k ,qk:,,f f7,,,::y V.,V A . .IMI -Q V5 y , K . A Y ' W ,V.V ,, -V .f 'A A 4 Bottom Row: Kelly Hoganson, jeanell Fitzpatrick, Roni Fierro, Diane Torrez. Top Row: Maria Laughner, Annmarie Ramirez, Renae Balagat, Denise McCoy. ,ft . nga .f 'QYJ4 2. Taking it to the top. 3. Here we go Knights, here we go! tleanell Fitzpatrickj. 4. Please let us win the game! tDenise McCoyl. 5. This is how you do the Pee Wee Herman! tAnn- marie Ramirezj. 6. Aren't your megaphones upside-down? fRenae Balagat, Maria Laughnerj. 7. Cheerleaders give Bron- cos .1 word of advice. Varsit Cheer The 1986-87 Varsity line was hard working dedicated. Practices in and june took them to Diego State University. they won four first place bons and the Superstar They were also nomir a chance at the Award of cellence. As school began, cheer tice resumed and every the girls would work stunts and formations. other sports, chee lasts an exhausting year - en months of games and for preparation. It was a hard year of closeness these Varsity by Maria Laughner FWQU MEJ53 S if X 2 ir e M 5 Varsity Pom Creativity, coordination and the capability to learn dances in less than one week were some of the main factors of being on the Pom line. Work- ing together and coping with each other was hard for a line consisting of sixteen girls. Through the leadership of their captain, Jeanine Lavin, the line proved to have much dedication. They attended the USA Spirit Camp at NAU in early July, where they won the hardest working line award. This was a great ac- complishment, considering they were a brand new line! by Jeanine Lavin 8: Gloria Salgado Bottom Row: Shaunna O'Dowd, Teresa Barrios, Melissa Guerra, Jennifer Hernandez, Juanita Rodriguez, Mary 'arcia, Gloria Salgado. Middle Row: Cindy Cavazos, Monica Cruz, Michele Lopez, Annette Orezza, Judy Torrez, qudra Deason, Natalie Van Loon. Top Row: Ananda Farone, Jeanine Lavin. . ' rtir r. .fy if if? A Y . if 5 A r S if . . 5 X Q . i ' fi XY . ,,,. X . .M . ..,, r ,,rr r. .r . -4 X J 1. Halfway to the finish line. 3. Waiting for the cue. Q N Ueanine Lavin, Monica Cruz, Michele Lopezj. 4. Ready i. ggaaag A and waiting. fNatalie Van Loon and Juanita Rodriguezj. 3 riii Q 5. Finished with another great performance. Ueanine La- vin, Gloria Salgado, Judy Torrezj. 6. Even the Pom line gi MNNFTWN has the killer instinct. tjeanine Lavin, Natalie Van Ri? X --ss we W- a ' W Loonj. Z Just a little higher! Qludy Torrez, Ananda Far- one, Shaunna O'Dowd, Jennifer Hernandezj. Cheer The 1986-87 J.V. Cheerline, which con- sisted all of Sophomores, was one of the best St. Mary's has had in a long time. They all worked very hard to create new cheers and stunts and did a great job of it. They all gained much experience in preparing themselves for cheering on the Knights to many more victories! by Gloria Salgado si A X. - 3 fi . r 'Q ' 1' 'L L N- A . io ...Ph K. w -, Q A H ,V ,I . , M ...,. A ,. .a in J: af f Q f t . s -11 ' y A ' :ew H :Q ' ' Y! M' V ti 'G e .- f . K 'flag tgpvg, Us fe. V ' ,L X eq. if-'-:5 N., by vim yr,:,mmj 1 . - we' 33355, fi ,A Mt. 1, l . wvt ' .r shi ,I -5 Tn., 4 ag , P, '-65,31 I .fm 05556 G 1 N :s 'L 'fl 2. Keep it steady now! 3. Altogether on the count of three! fTisha Lucero, Cyndi Velasquezj 4. Hey you guys, why are they running that way? QKristine Rickej 5. Get tough S.M., get tough! 6. Practice makes perfect. fKristine Ricke, Sara Kelley, Tisha Lucero, Deanna Trujilloj. 76 4 L f ' Q Q ' v -on-.3 Top Row: Tisha Lucero, Crystal Harris, Alicia Fahrendorf, Sara Kelley, Theresa Haas. Bottom Velasquez, Deanna Trujillo, Kristine Ricke. s As.. r s ai. 'I - 1 f. 1 S x 1 rrrg 4 ww of . -X-,N F rosh. Cheer This year's Freshman Cheerline was cer- tainly the biggest St. Mary's has ever had. It was a great challenge for these girls to be on such a big line, not only because of the dedication it took, but also because they were new to the St. Mary's Spirit. By Gloria Salgado ,,,,,,i, , ,U rj-,W 3 A 2. Future Varsity Cheerleaders? 3. Knights are ifl. 4. Aren't your skirts a little too long for cheering? fCena Garcia, Francine Balagatj 5. Your arms should be like this. Uennifer Whitman, jamie Palmer, 6. Smiles for another victory. fjennifer Nebrichj 7. Oh no, they took the picture! 77 I' I Q Q, we I .rg I,-. ml Letterman --------- I l I1-I-I- Letterwomen ge Football Scholarship .Fx X-ii, ,fx .. 2 s fc fssis S' ' N 'N 1. Reggie McGill listens to the explanation ofthe contract. 2. Reggie signs his scholarship for the University of Arizona. 3. Who, me? Nervous? 4. Ricki Lopez signs the scholarship for the University of Texas at El Paso. 5. Kevin Scott signs his scholarship for Stanford University. 6. What did l just do?! A ' 79 -V' . A .,.k :Vv x kr fi ' A . ragfgg- X itgli' f .., H51 L. WV, f 'K AZ..FA,? , ,, gfw-wh wi niiidw .W ' 11.5 I 4, ,,.it,,.A, jpg' 5-v V iff: rf xg, :M H J , f . 3 1 ,4 ' . .. I .. IM .Uv ,, 1,73 ,,, wk. M N P , f ,, -11 K 1 . ,V uf ,, ,, .. , f-if-why 575' , A LQ,-A l Yi lb fwswefmgaeiifvMawrfvawwzsxaf,M , ' ,- ' Q 'f J ' 0 K M V 4' I,z.ma,h5M:g:Naa:Qfcf1:fQaQ.,fm .. L! - 1 ' M iiffwi'ff2r'Ew g ' A , f H W lbw K' 'l M ,, 4 .f 2 Q., W 'fm 4 A Hgpxar V, ,, f, f V, A 1 Y ,,,, , V 4 . i 7 , 'aff ' 5 '- f- - f 4 f f ' an I+ -A 1 ,, M , W Q X ' S 'ii' ,fiffllfg 5 7 N -f W: :ffw::'fEfvf-MYAW., -1. : 77' fm 4: gn: Q X , ii iw gf K, Mak? . 5 A .Ss- M I 1 - N fx-A fav x 'iw K ' A BX S? CAMPUS LIFE 80 xl. n K Y CAMPUS L1121-3 e '. . A x... ff' ni A- AX k wff Q X wfxq. H x gif 2 x X ww. www rf fax A W Y I e M 5 i X :aw A 5 I AX - f, K' 1 .,,,,f L,,,i Y ff, f H ' 'Vw fi , I , 'kj rf, ' 1, ' ' jfw 2 H , ,, ,Qf,,,f f, ,, Freshmen 5 Dominic Acero Timothy Alford Roger Acosta Anna Alvarez Scott Addison Elena Arambula Meredith Alderman Francine Balagat B2 Craig Basham jeffrey Bourne David Brittain Mike Caldwell Q li S E f Stacie Campo Jerry Chavez Dylan Christian Chris Cantu jimmy Chavez Chris Cook Imelda Carrera Robert Carrillo Q- S X as efagg - k Freshmen Wifi l a 1 1 . Q, 5-2 1- Z Cooper Chris Corcoran john Deuel Marivel Echerivel Mike Espinoza 0 Cooper Delia DeLaVara Chris Donahue Frank Encinas luliil ES-SCH jimmy Dora Bernardo Espinoza Michele Dunlap Manuel Espinoza Augustine Estrada Matthew Eyrich Timothy Fairbanks Delores Farinas Anna Eaz Patricia Fitzpatrick X Ji. ix 1 ' f i- X X xx A NN. X Vx S ..: r kg Q ms 'EF X X Lx all was Wfx Q . XM K X. Freshmen X l . 4 'QQ N x Qilg W-1 ' 74? ,M 4. x o I fi A ,Av V , 4. 1 i 3 .-14 E i E 32 C r ' 1 .Q X if Y K1 i SXEA. Anna McGinnis George McNeely David Medina Kristen Melton B6 1:54- aff' Monique Mendez Shawn Mills Craig Mercure Robert Moger Anthony Mesquita Samuel Montoya Trudi Mesquita Joaquin Morales jennifer Maya Devin Murphy Ryan Murphy Brian Musselman Tashiki Neal Steve Nieto jennifer Nebrich Tammy Nobles XXX.. X X X K , X X X,,x X Q X Q X X XX f 1 . 3 25 X1 X , .Sb .Abi X-- fslv. N x 'x X X NR XX X X X X U X X ,. X X S X ixxx Q ' ,Q Q ' I XX ' EQ W XXX Xxxx Stacey Steffen Missy Swader Robert Sullivan Matt Taylor Rick Sumpter Steven Temporado Robert Surman Amy Tiffany 88 'Hi if A A. . Mike Tocco Lorenzo Trujillo Louie Uhl Danielle Urias fe L x V ,i - A 5 3 y T if 2 A 2 2 f Susan Valenzuela Paul Verdugo Lisa Vielma Michael Weindel , , 1 Jenni Whitman Guy Williams ZJLZJA QUE Q70 WN Not pictured: Andrew M. Barry john Cassidy Christopher L. Albert M. Pincda Deborah Posner Epitacio A. F Michele R. S Freshmen Learn The Ropes in-V V . 1. Freshmen learn the art of public speaking. 2. My favorite class is lunch! 3. Caught in the act. QGeorge jacksonj 4. l know I had my homework when I left this morning. fjeff Bournej 5. The per- fect example of an innocent St, Mary's student. QAnna Alvarezj 6. Armando Saldate appears to be listening intently. 7. The flame of freshmen friendship ig- nites. fEugene Orabuena, jennifer Whitmanj i 89 Prosh: Newest Part Cf S.M. Pami P X f 9 s X ' I S V ' 5 4 Q 5 L , 'H ' lc. , ,1- is 1-dv! 3 'fig Wh 5 W S 6 a af .ff V ...W KI!! S SS tk s pfpanavl l 'X 3 ,V 3 l 'I 7 Y S 0' - ,l 4 'Q 4 f 4 ' ...Y v 'Zi pg. 90 1. Isn't homework supposed to be done at home? fl.aura LaVoiej 2. Francine Balagat and Denise McCoy wait for lunch. 3. I know some- thing you don't know. 4. Frosh dis lay their eating habits. 5. Is Chris Corcoran lliding? 6. No matter how close you are to it, it will never talk to you. tliugene Oraliuenaj. 7. Working hard or hardly working? lNiki Ramellaj. pg. 91 1. Trudy Mespuita poses prettil . 2. Tammy Nobles expresses her original stylle. 3. Would you get off the phone already! fLaura Rodri- guezj. 4. Hercules in action. fCabriel Samoraj. 5. I promise I won't ever be late again. 6. Want a lick? QAnna Alvarezj. 7. Mr. CQ. QChris Donahuej 91 ' 5 1 1, Vi IT' P QR if N E I Sophomores X , n Y s f, , CMV -, e Carr Damian Castillo r Monica Chagolla jerry Chavez David Clark Alex Contreras Danny Contreras Trisha Coronado Kimberly Desrosiers Gary Erran Niihia Cota Milinda Dominguez Richie Espindola Albert Cruz loc Dora Davin Ewan Audra Deason Myrna Echerivel Alicia Fahrcndorf 93 Sophomores 415 nfl rx' Qi Nan'-X Na Ananda Faronc Tina Fimbrcs Melissa Frame Keith Gallagher 94 L , e 5 3 ll G Laura Gallardo Richard Garcia joe Gonzales Rod Granberry Katrina Grant Robert Galvan jerry Gay Richard Gonzales Gavin Grant Robert Griffiths Mary Garcia Shane Gearty Richard Gonzales Michael Garcia Jennifer George Victor Gorraiz e'W A 2 if-9' J 4 5 'I I K Xl' ge, hifi . ,VX ,,,,..f' .X- pn-1.-Q L- Sophomores 5 ,.,.--- ,-.-o-,- -,...--i resa Haas jennifer Hernandez Matt Houle 'icia Hancharik Tommy Hernandez Jason jordan lital Harris Sean Hill Celia Kelley y Hennessey Kelley Hoganson Jeff Killeen Don Kinney Michael Kirn Chris Kissel Brian Kloft Staci Konomos lohn Lansdon Breck Lemon Dean Leon Melinda Ligocki Eddie Lopez Javier Lopez Michelle Lopez 95 2 qv X' is an-..., L Z W, 1 R' Sophomores EEN. 5 1 54, - I ,I Q .Q ' 1 Ax , i e G' NX ' , , X I 'Q' X A 1 K ' Qf ' 1. I-' 'rl 1 ri. V3 FL' f ' , ' If k Lfvif, L 1 41, ,- 1, VPHQ O'Neil Monica Ortega Shawn Papke Manuel Perez Kristine Ricke Laura Rodriguez ella Orozco Jodi Owens Veronica Paul Mark Pieri Robert Rivera Theresa Rodriguez jennifer Pelletier Christina Quintero Carol Rodriguez Roy Rojas Andrew Perez Cesar Ramirez luanita Rodriguez Randy Romo 97 Sophomores t or is. . 'X S if in l J' , ,, l Rh 5 1 If 'K if .fl -fs J. QU - it ' 4 X M 5 , ig A mt M .val to vi li CM K, , 'ti ag! ' 'Ni Q ' x if Diane Rubalcava Gabriel Ruiz Ruben Samora Sonja Sandoval 98 Diana Segovia Mike Silva Mike Simon Ed Smith Mike Spatola james Sullivan Tricia Tilford james Sterling Christine Sutton Deanna Trujillo Stephen Stramandonoli Joe Taylor Richard Van Cilse Mark Strickling Sam Tiffany Natalie Van Loon Lily Vega Cindy Velasquez Larry Verdugo Beatrice Villa Gi i 'Os 1 I-mul' 'lf ie Villareal t Wagner e Wantland my Watkins As is 5:11- li . GN Not Pictured: Robert Anderson Colin Beach Steven Beltran Gretchen Bowen Mark Delgado Chris Gilberto Sara Kelley Tina Noe Michael Riha Robert Schuster Kris Velasquez I Michelle Weindel Paul Wetzel Irene Williamson Ei Q I is mi 3. Sweet and sassy. QDeanna Trujilloj 4. Going my way? lRoy Rojasj 7. There's nothing like enjoying a good assembly. Uosie Murillo, Lorie Malanche, Gretchen Bowenj 10. Hiho, hiho. off to school we go! 11. Did you call, darling? lMelissa Aldermanj 13. Sophomore Sweethearts. fBobby Musselman, Patty Fitzpatrickj 99 I 89 -lfeelin' Pi o NNN X ru, FW W W tw 1. Mike Spicola chills out at a game. 2. Friends forever. QCrystal Harris, Chan- telle Carry 3. I can't believe you just took a picture of me. QKathy Hennes- seyj 4. The agony of defeat, total exhaus- tion! lKristine Rickej 5. l just can't find anything in here! fTina Fimbresj 6. Sleep walking through the halls. QAlica Farendorfl 7. jennifer Hernandez ex- presses hcr opinion of school. 100 wx! -.mx pix , , ii!! ' 1 5 ,fi .,' 4 x 1 sex pq.. S fx iz , . 4 , -6 1' Qgvs . 5 pf fx Q . wk .IN - N X X A . K P , , A' I 1 tg . s Xi x R 5 -s My ,v .-:R Q Q - - A .Q Q -wx X, N my WW AQ . -X lf. Ls KN. N X Adam john Addison Paul Andrade Dina Arenivaz , .3 ,.. Q al -mi 0 - 33-':.4l' 4 ,V,l'1' af' -.gxgf at ,-u!q4':. ' 5 iff - W x 'Na f 'Riff' , ' 4 V' N1-ffl9W7'g3, Ewa ' 4 1 r La. 1 A Qu X KN 'K 9- 5 K3 21 51 E ilfw im QM ,S .5 :Mx 'L CII' f Nik W W,,....f S WW ua, Wf,W A yi!4,,,M- -- ff..,.-,,, ' xx - 'w f.fWMwWw,mw WP .J Tv 4: M ax ski.-K W Q 'Nw'-is ix N' J xi S , XR X- 353 ,ix If Q mf X i K 'S---. '...- x Nmlwkf' . ' x- sh uv ai NOT THE bf, A .E 1. 1 ww ag, 25 1 n Wx W, 'Ze 1 Jammin' Juniors n 5 1445. K .f 5 ,I pg. 106 J. just wait until he meets my parents. QTeresa Barriosj. 4. My smile can brighten up anyone's day. fArt Fairbanksj. 5. Lori Thomas brings a symbol of the lunior Class up to the altar. 6. There's nothing like being the best of friends. QLori Thomas, Melissa Cuerraj. 7. What's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? QTraci Andersonj. 8. Lend me your ears on this Halloween night. iRob- crt Bartyllal. pg. 107 1. Ron Gomez demonstrates the winning aspects of Soccer. 2. Bill O'Brien's outstanding impression of Dumbo. 3. Willie Aguilar politely pushes Gavin Grant out of the way. 4. Representatives of the junior Class confess to the stu- dent body that their dream is to be- come Seniors. 5. Lisa Diaz works dili- gently to reach her deadline. 6. , . . And this is what we learned in sign language class. 107 YL 2: 2,29 UUUZPWCU - r-H0 N100 f i 1 - 4 i I A ix Robert R. Ayala National Honor Society 3, 4 - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 - Band 1 Renae Balagat Student Council 2, 3, 4 - Student Senate 3, 4 - NHS 2, 3, 4 - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 -- Basketball 2, 3 - Class Officer 3 -- Student Body Officer 4 -- Prom Committee 3 Pancho Baratta Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Football 1, 2, 3,4 Carina Barriga Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Pres. of Key Club 4 - Student Senate 3, 4 - Who's Who J - Honor Roll 2 - Spanish Club 2, 4 - Prom Committee 3 - Student Rep. of Teen Gazzette 4 - Yearbook 4 Gary Matthew Benites Football 1, 2, 3, 4 -- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mark Anthony Beruman Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Honorable Mention Pitcher Skyline Division 3 Kristine Blanchard Cary Blevins Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Youth for Life 2, 3 - President of Youth for Life 2 111 Veronica Lynn Brown Key Club 4 - Who's Who 3 - Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - Tennis 4 Chris Byra Margarita Carbajal Tennis 2, 3, 4 - Spanish Club 4 Maria Ca rrera Gabe Castillo Football 2, 3 Tim Castillo jennifer Castle Class Treas. 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 3, 4 - Prom Commit- tee 3 - Accreditation Committee 2 - Student Senate 4 - NHS 2, 3, 4 Cindy Cavazos Pom 4 112 Seniors fi! Seniors E A. list L XL K I , . Sonia Marie Celaya Softball 1, 2 - Youth for Life 2 Key Club 3 Augustine Chagolla jr. john Chagolla Lisa Cordova Elizabeth 71 Cortez Key Club 4 - Tennis 4 Tricia Cortez Softball 1, 2 Cinthia H. Cortright Volleyball 2 - Key Club 4 jonathan Cowen Key Club 3, 4 - Ski Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 113 john Victor Cruz jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 2, 3, - Ski Club 3, 4 Eddie R Da5alla Baseball 1, 4 - Spanish Club 4 Brian DeMore Honors 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 3 Michelle Yvette Dominguez Girls Activity club 1 - Student Council 1, 2 - Key Club 4 - Spanish Club 4 - Class Vice Pres. 2 - Homeroom Rep. 1 Erin Easter Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Robert A. Ehmann Ski Club 3, 4 - Swimming 4 - Youth for Life 4 - Ski Club Sec. 3, 4 - Transfer from Gerard 3 Scott Endres Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1,2,3,4-Nl'lS3,4- Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Brenda Espinoza Christopher 1. Eyrich Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Student Senate 3, 4 Michele Earinas Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 - Lettergirl 2, 3, 4 john O. Favela jaime Ferniza Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Football 1 - Youth for Life 1, 2, 3, 4 114 Seniors p ,sm M , fs, 7 Lolette Fields Roni Fierro Cheer 1, 2, 4, - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 2, 3, 4 - Lettergirl 1, 2, 3, 4 Carol Ann Fiese Band 1, 2, 3 - Youth for Life 1 2, 3, 4 - Vice Pres. of Youth for Life 3 Yvonne Figueroa Band 1, 2, 3 - Youth for Life 2 - Honors 2 jeanell Fitzpatrick Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Cheer 2, 3, 4 - Co-Capt. of Cheer 4 - Key Club 4 - Lettergirl 3 4 - Youth for Life 3, 4 Vincent Fitzpatrick Ski Club Pres. 3, 4 - NHS 3, 4 - Varsity Football Manager 3 - Diving 4 - Spanish Club 4 - Honors 2, 3, 4 Guillermo Flores jesse Flores Soccer 3, 4 - Key Club 1 - Spanish Club 4 Paul Caitan Gilbert Galindo Martin Candarilla Football 2, 3, 4 - Baseball 3 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 Rudy Garcia Key Club 1, 2 - Spanish Club 1, 2 115 Tammy Garcia Michael Halvorson Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Baseball 1, 2 jesus A. Haro Spanish Club 4 -- Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 4 Derryll C Harris Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2 - Band 1 - Youth for Life Pres. 3 4 - Homcroom Officer 1, 2 Lorrie Hernandez Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - NHS 3, 4 - Student Senate 3, 4 - Homeroom Officer 2 - NHS Pres. 4 - NHS Treas. 3 Ray Hernandez Spanish Club 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Vice Pres. of Key Club 4 -- Librarian Asst. 4 Tammy Lee Ann Hooper Band 1, 2 - Key Club 3 -- Youth for Life 2 - Librarian Asst. 4 Felicia jack 11 6 Seniors 5 3, A s, ,AI .4 M Seniors I , Trapper David Kelly Football 1, 2 - Yearbook 4 john P. Kohrs Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Football 1, 2, 3,4 Niko Lambesis Basketball 2, 3, 4 - Baseball 2 - Football 3 Christopher La Scala Basketball 3, 4 - Baseball 2, 3, 4 - NHS 3, 4 - National Merit Award for ASU 3 jeanine Lavin Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Softball 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Cheer 1, 2 - Pom 3, 4 - Capt. of Pom 4 - Student Senate 4 - Class Sec. 4 - Yearbook 3, 4 Editor 4 - Honors 2, 3, 4 - Who's Who 3 - Lettergirl 2, 3, 4 - Homecoming Queen 4 - Ski Club 4 john Longo Ski Club Treas. 2 - Baseball 1 - Pres. of Senate 4 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Rick Lopez Football 1, 3, 4 Track 2 joseph Losada Key Club 2, 3, 4 Anita l. Mad.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Youth for Life 1 Anna Maria Magos Key Club 3 - Spanish Club 4 -- Yearbook 4 - Who's Who 4 - Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, john Martensen Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1 2, 3 Melinda McCarty Band 1, 2, 3 - Tennis 2, 3, 4 - Youth for Life 2, 4 117 I Denise M. McCoy Cheerleader 1, 2, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Volleyball 3 Reginald Ray McGill Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1 Ruben Medina Key Club 4 - Spanish Club 4 Reyes Medrano jr. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Letterman 3, 4 - Football 1 - Basketball 1 - JV MVP Baseball 2 - Baseball Best Defense 1 Michael Meringer Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 3, 4 Cynthia Miranda Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 2, 3, 4 - Who's Who 3 - Yearbook 4 - Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 - Prom Committee 3 - Lettergirl 3, 4 Dan Mitten Youth for Life 3 - NHS 3, 4 - Baseball Asst. 3 - Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Federico Molinar Band 1 - Key Club 4 Alex G Moreno Football 1, 2 Sarah Marie Murillo Daniel Musselman Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - NHS 2, 3, 4 - Class Pres. 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Spanish Club 4 - Youth for Life 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 3, 4 - Who's Who 3 David Musselman Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 4 - Student Council 2, 4 - Class Vice Pres. 4 118 , Eff. tx. , x K---J Seniors Nick Navarro M. Inez Nevarez Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Senate 3, 4 - NHS Treas. 4 - Spanish Club 2, 4 - Band Sec. 3 - Youth for Life 4 Michael Noyd Annette Marie Orezza Pom 3, 4 fCo-Capt. 41 - Lettergirl 3, 4 Cindy Orozco Tennis 1, 2,3 - Swimming 1, 2 - Drama Club 3 - Band 1, 2 Orlando Ray Ortega Baseball 2, 3, 4 - Football 1, 3 - Band 1, 2, 3 Chris Orliz Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Football 1, 3 - Soccer 2 - Letterman 2, 3, 4 Bryan Osborn Soccer 2, 3, 4 - Football Manager 1, 2 - Football 3 - Spanish Club 2 - Ski Club 3, 4 119 Stacey Palmer Key Club 1, 3 - Class Sweetheart 3 Laura Pastor Key Club 4 - Volleyball Man ager 2 - Band 1 Lori Marie Peers Key Club 1 - Drama Club 3 Bernice A. Peralta Softball 1, 2 - Spanish Club 4 Denise Perez Softball 2 Randy H. Perez Football 1, 2, 3, 4 4 - Key Club 4 Frank Quidera Key Club 4 Valerie Quinones 120 Seniors 4 if to . I L Rose Paulette Ramirez Key Club 3 Chauncey Ray Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Santiago Reyes Martin Rivera Spanish Club 2 Rosemarie R. Rodriguez Volleyball 2, 3 - Softball 1, 2, 3 Anthony Manuel Rojas Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2 - Ski Club 3, 4 Lucie Rojas Key Club 3 - Band 1, 2 - NHS 4 - Shs Sec. 4 Dolores Ruiz Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 - Yearbook 3, 4 - Lettergirl 2, 3, 4 -- Who's Who 3 - Librarian Aide 4 Lisa C. Ruiz Key Club 1 - Spanish Club 1 - Pom line 3 - Yearbook 3, 4 Rene Ruiz Lisa Rustenburg Softball 1, 2, 3 - Key Club 3 jimmy Don Salazar Football 3, 4 121 Anita Saldate JV Volleyball 2, 3 - Var. Volley- ball 4 -- IV Softball 1, 2 - Var. Softball 3, 4 Gloria A. Salgado Pom Line 4 - Student Council 1, 2, 3 - Class Pres. 2 - Volleyball 3 - Yearbook 4 - Honors 4 Richard Salinas joseph Sanchez Golf 4 - Band Officer 1, 2, 3 - State Honors in Band 1, 2, 3 - Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Irene Marie Santoya Karla Schmit Honors 3, 4 - Transfer 3 Louis Sch wall Kevin Tommorse Scott Student Senate 3, 4 - Var. Foot- ball 2, 3, 4 - All League Football 3 - Who's Who 3 Karen Seiser Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Key Club Sec. 3, 4 - Senate 3, 4 Yvonne Marie Sevilla Band 1, 2 - Key Club 3, 4 Catherine jane Tiffany Cheer 1, 2, 3 - Key Club 3 Paul Tiffany Football 1, 2 - Baseball 1 - Div- ing 3, 4 - Student Council 3, 4 - Class Vice Pres. 3 - Student Body Vice Pres. 4 - Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice Pres. 2 - Sec. 3, 4 - Swimming 3, 4 122 Seniors .M sew 3 5 ih. new Seniors 'xr' f , is E Raquel Torres Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Youth for Life 2 - Spanish Club 4 judona Torrez NHS 4 - Student Council 3 - Class Treas. 3 - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Softball 1, 2, 3 - Pom line 4 - Lettergirl 3, 4 - Ski Club 3, 4 Sandra S. Trujillo Student Council 2 - Class Sec. 2 - Key Club 4 - Homeroom Of- ficer 3 Sylvia Valdez jennifer V2 Van Loon Drama Club 3 - Spanish Club 4 Christine Walters Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 - Ski Club 2, 3, 4 - Softball Manager 2 Todd Michael Watkins NHS 2, 3, 4 - Band 1, 2, 3 - Ski Club 3, 4 - Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Mark A. Wetzel Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball Capt. 2, 3, 4 - Class Pres. 3 - Student Body Pres. 4 - Senate 3, 4 - NHS 2, 3, 4 123 Digs 'QW gi L-gig' Jaya, Q?-5 5 A' ..,, ,I ,Q ,mug wi -,,.1 .,b ' :iii 22 1.33156 Q Tug L YQ? W, ,Q W 'U' '-ma-W ...W hi , as i f 1 'L' -fi 0 NOT PICTURED: Rusty Bruce Elisa Cordova Antonio Hernandez Mark Mireles joe Pinuelas Patrick Sedillo Cindy Wirz P A ..,. mln I Seniors Strutin' Their Stuff K pg. 124: 4. Why did Senior year have to fly by so fast? fMark Archuletal 5. just follow me guys! fWon Whitej 6. Do these smiles go well together or what? Uudy Torrez and David Musselmanl 7. I don't know what's worse, doing the homework or getting it out of my lncker in between classes. fI.orrie Hernandezj 8. I think I am going to QScott Endresj 9. Hey! What can I say?! Ueanell Fitzpatrickj. pg. 125: 1. I dare you to knock this e g off my shoulder! fMark Archuleta, Anthony Rojas, ang Paul Caitanl 2. Snow Bunnies of '87, Ueanine Lavin and ludy Torrez, 3. Now wait a minute! You have me all wrong! QBryan Osbornj 4. Which one is the real Muscle Man ? QKevin Scott and Chauncey Rayj 5. This is how serious Seniors really are! 6. Cutest couple show how cute they really are. Uohn Longo and Lisa Cordovaj 125 K .. A V. K MM - ... X . .. . Y If. - . X... . SESS.XB-i55K?j5i?.55SEEiL A-1f5fi'5ff75s - .N ... .AW X ...X X A .. f . . . F - i'L'kf.kgf:.- . .122 21-wif? - -2251. i -Ts. ' if-.fe 2 45.-55, 1: .. Sage ...f 1' ' .X K . L... . 5 . LL.k - . X xv . X lf, f A .3-X -- .sgggiiii . -- . X K 'WK www -51.:.y'. . X 5 324. 'X 7 R NW Wk ...galil fi? 'ess nl -if line! ,H ,- . - S s ' A Nw.'.1.l:13gssiw..fiy. . . LLxL .... X. ,... ..... 5 t ,M ..... ..... .W ,A 5551, .......... kgs .... 5. s 4 ..... H .W 1 .,... Q 2 1 1 - 1. T A' Le LL--- Lx X ' . . 5 H 5 .... f Q . , s ..L... I 3 Q! Xi gi vw, N .. K K W X X . .X -1 - 4, A - L L, , .. f -X K ,Nl 1? sa1Ga1-:Hasty 1 K .... ...,h .b K Z M QQ..Tfim .... k QS: ..SX..-. ..vi'f:'.iA- f M Qu? -35-fEA,:x:, '... . .Ng . 1 ' . . Q U, A W as ACULTY AND STAFF ACULTY A D ST FF S J 5 2 5 Q' K. -X Qi? S Nw R. . x. ETX wQxx - 5 .. W- N 4 us. 9 lik -N xxx 5 . wx W Q. .Q X :::gX5,,:NXswQv X Faculty And Staff 1. Sr. Eileen - Academic Counselor. 2 Kelly - Religion. 3. Mrs. Becker -- Cha Math. 4. Mrs. Johnson - Librarian, Ind dent Reading. 5. Miss Phifer - Girls Dance. Z Horace Pieri - Trainer. 8. Mr. - Boys P.E. , , E 2, 5, -4 Ah' V 'W Y' :53?17'SPWii:4-fwwf YUM.-:VZEV M 51. VT' Q ., xx- Q1-' ,fry ' 'fi, 1 V k!A I 5 51 -f e l i i 7 ra , K i 7 iw ,M ,. K V.., I I nn't you see? va, .ws wi. age' , if' W ,, f 'X ii? i . Farrell - Covernmentflfrec Enterprise, ty P.E. 4. Fr. Blaise - Chemistry, Physics. . Alonso - Vice Principal, Religion, 6. Frame - Intro-Computers, Data Process- . Mr. Denogean - Biology. 8. Brother jim glish, Yearbook. fi M CINS rv A sn? W X' p-A E .iii X Q: gf. ii E n-uns--q Q N X gif. , l Miss Liberty??l 129 Faculty And Staff 1. Mrs. Fcssler - Math Review Fundamental Algebra 1, Math Topics. Ahern - U.S. History, General Math. 3. Echnique - Spanish. 4. Mr. Johansen - - I ogy, Chemistry. 5. Mr. Kennelly Miss Hurt - Fundamental Algebra 2 72 Mrs. Castle - Computer Lab. Miss. - Alumni Director. .1 - . N, 441 , .,, iff xl. my ws . .akvti - - --1 r -ms ' 5 sw, K ,, . M. ...K 5 N k . i . Sanford - Dean of Students, Athletic tor. 3. Mr. Munson - Snack Bar. 4. Mr. ngton - School Maintenance. 5. Mrs. ll - College Advisor. 6. Mrs. Buchanan - dance, Secretary. 7. Mrs. Long - Business ger. 'xh- ZA ,ef f 5 4 it M 1. Y F1 l Q 9- A J I lrly Q H A .M x df g T . f A 4 ,Kimi . X..,.-g3' f' ufvwwmf L nh. 131 Faculty And Staff 2. Mr. Hermann - Principal, English. 3. Tovar - Maintenance. 4. Bro. Gerard - I Language, Spanish. 5. Miss Echeverri World History. 6. Mr. Turner - Maintenl ffl! , 52 2 ? .-Ae Q. ff'-X ,. Q 5 .1 r. Zenauskas - Geometry, General Math. rs. Elias - Attendance, Secretary. 4. Mrs. 'ns - Fundamental Reading, English. 5. Molloy - Spanish. 6. Mrs. Andrews - ish. 7. Mrs. Seizer - Library, Math Lab. 8. DiBianco - Bible Study. 9. Ms. Mascarelli yles, Art. X Q if I 'gal Faculty And f . fl' A, V rx . 'V ,' ...ig . ' ,J 1 1 f , .1 J' ' Y V if . Wwef, . Q- 2' 4' .V ,L e ' l f ' X 2 :V fr .x Y. E. V. 2. Mr. Saunders - Algebra, Trig-Calcul Miss Cavallero - Intro-Computers, Typi Mrs. Miller - Snack Bar. 5. Miss Simps World Cultures, English, 6. Mr. Year World History, VVorld Cultures. Z Ms. - Service Aid. 8. Mrs. Lopez - Algebra, lish. Noi Pictured: Mrs. Musselman - Math Mrs. Tiffany - Math Lab. Mrs. Eyrich brary, Math Lab. Mr. Williams - Snacld Mrs. Mejdrick - Chapter 1 Reading. Mr. - Snack Bar. M Mgr., achers At Their Best nw, wr L. 1. Aren't those pants out of uniform? QMr, Sanfordj. 2. Yes, I know I'm cool. fMr. Kennellyj. 3. Like teacher, like student. QMr. Kelly, Andy Barryj. 4. Give me five. fFr. Alonsoj. 5. Don't bother me now, I'm thinking. QMr. Hermannj. 6. There is no hope Mrs. Andrews! QMrs. Andrews, Mike Meringerj. Most '? ' Lorrie Hernandez, Chris LaScala The Most 4 I M -0 a kayve:-9' Hr Cathy Tiffany, Mark Archuleta Ieanell Fitzpatrick, Mike Noyd WAX -swq, in-Sag ..-4.1..L.3igLdS.!S' Lisa Cordova, john Longo . --..- GL... Panch Baratta, Jeanine Lavin t of '87 4..- Eddie DaSalla, Yvonne Sevilla ,Most Uni e Y Tim Castillo, Cynthia Miranda Anthony Rojas, Michelle Dominguez jennifer Castle Dan Musselman Reggie McGill, Elisa Cordova L idnight Dread There always seems to be an excited feeling that the students share when Prom arrives each year. Prom is an event where lifelong memories are created. These 'special mo-' ments that are spent together with friends will live in one's memory forever. The entire day is spent preparing and an- ticipating an evening of dining, dancing, and living it up. For some, Prom night seems just a dream that somehow comes to reality. This year's Prom was held at the Embassy Suites on May 9th, at 8:00 pm. The theme was Midnight Dreams and with the ball- room elegantly decorated in blue and sil- ver, it gave the Prom a dreamy atmosphere. This year's Prom King and Queen were Eddie DaSalla and Lisa Cordova. by Jeanine Lavin 3 rs' -Q- ff: S 5: W 11.31 f t Page 138: 1. Queen Lisa Cordova and King Eddie DaSalla. 2. Felicia Jack and her escort caught by surprise. 3. King Eddie DaSalla shares the last dance with his date, Elisa Cordova. 4. Maria Nevarez and her escort taking a break. 5. The court anxiously awaits the announcement of King and Queen. Page 139: 1. The perfect date. Uohn Kohrs and escortj 2. Swaying to the music. QBen Simon and Cyndi Chaconl 3. Does Niko have three dates or one?? QNiko Lambesis, Denise McCoy, Jeanine Lavin and Ve- ronica Fierroj 4. Don't we look marvelous? 5. One of the night's most adorable couples. lReyesiMedrano and An- anda Faronej 6. Too much dancing leaves its effects on Chris l.a5cala. 139 Knights Of Honor Q When the word Graduation is mentioned to Seniors, you can always see a sparkle that lights up in their eyes and a smile that begins to extend from cheek to cheek. But yet there is still that hesitant look that accompanies their feeling of happiness. These Seniors have just achieved a great ac- complishment: 4 years of hard work and de- termination. Now they are taking their first step onto whatever path lies ahead of them. Each will have new challenges and new ex- periencesg some with old friends, others with new. But there will always be that special bond between the friendships made during their years in high school. With the spiritual atmosphere and educational background- ob- tained at St.. Mary's, they will succeed. The night of graduation will always be a re- membrance in each Senior's heart as a KNIGHT OF TRIUMPH AND HONOR . . by Jeanine Lavin Rm . . . fri - Y b -i A QV '- lg ' . A A l BL 1 . -- 1. St. Mary's Outstanding Athlete, Reggie McGill, is pre- sented with his retired jersey. 2. Lorrie Hernandez receives one of her 6 proud awards. 3. Sr. Eileen presents Dan Mus- selman with the St. Mary's Citizenship Award. 4. Chris LaScala receives the Scholar Athlete Award. 5. Corina Bar- riga is honored for participa- tion in the Key Club. Z5 :MG -X.. And Roses The Candle Rose Ceremony represents the passing of responsibility and enthu- siasm of the Student Council officers to the incoming officers. The ceremony also includes a token of thanksgiving to the Student Council of the present year. The candle represents the responsibility of the future officers to be the light that will guide others. The rose given to the outgoing officers recognizes the service, effort, and time they have given to the school throughout the entire year. by Lisa Diaz , Q!! . 1. Incoming officers prepare to thank this year's Student Council for service. 2. Mrs. Carson intro- duces the Candle Rose tradition to the Student Body. 3. Dave Silva begins the rose presentation to outgoing officers. 4. The ceremony is led in prayer by Father Alonso. 5. Incoming officers listen in- tently to their duties and responsibilities. 6. Sopho- mores make the move to their Junior position. Lad And Knight Of The Year i l chi- 'Y I 5 , n ug 1 'R u . X. is ' -3 I . K' .QA epjs ftp 1,1 ?s..x-Heavy. it 'L 'X J ui s -.-S . 'fs 2.42-4. '-we Q V+ 1 4 ,. - 'S 'ff e ,,- ...Q s- i 1 , 5 +C A t .QQ 5.1 4 x . A I. ', -' Q .,C 3' ,K i s s . - ' .F'i Much is expected from St. Mary's students and all strive to meet these high standards. Every year we honor two students who excel in all areas of student life: academics, school spirit, strength of character, and fortitude. The two selected this year are students who exemplify the live the Christian values which St. Mary's stands for. We wish them success as they venture forth, and we pray their exam- ples will make the world a better place. Con- gratulations, Lorrie Hernandez and Mark Wetzel. L, T.. 1510 1 l I . .7 rx ' Y' . lliflp fx I I ,. Jennifer Castle cgi, Q- ., by f . ' , - fp 1 4. 142 gg ' L,- No.1 if 2. Seniors receive the Eucharist at Baccalaureate Mass. 3. Chris Eyrich 1 gralulates his fellow classmates. 4. Senior girls couldn't be prouder. 5. 1 the procession begins. -Mfg ff-'Nw -f we:-r 4 1' , , A J,-, A ' Salutatorian, Valedictorian '- 91 f A , is Q 1:, ,'-MM' M .Q ' y,' ,' ,. n , vi 9 . -.-' , 'J-,ga 1 QW, I. ,n 'R , . ,i 'N' . , . I ' 1 ' u 5 . o i A Q ' . 16-1? me graduates make their final exit from St. y's. 3. Bishop O'Brien and his entourage the commencement procession. 4. Senior demonstrate the spirit of '87. 5. Mrs. Long a Denise McCoy some last minute assis- To be chosen Class Valedictorian or Class Sa- lutatorian is an honor in itself. The two stu- dents who receive these awards have worked hard for four years to reach a high scholastic standing. Not only have they attained certain academic goals, but they have also played active roles in their Senior Class by participating in many different activities: sports, Student Senate, and clubs. Congratulations to Lorrie Hernandez and Chris LaScala who were chosen for their aca- demics and for the contributions which they have made to Saint Mary's. by Lisa Diaz and Don Neu i' 143 Goodbyes Aren't Forever A yearbook is many things to many people. This El Caballero is meant to be much more than just a sequence of events. It recaptures the mood and the very spirit of the students who fill its pages. St. Mary's will always be a home away from home to many of the students and teachers. In this 1986-87 El Caballero, the yearbook staff strived to capture all of the special moments which this year gave to each of us. The El Caballero is a tribute to the students who have come and gone, and to those yet to come. For these are the people who make this school what it isp without them there would be no St. Mary's. To the staff goes my sincerest appreciation and thanks for their many hours of hard work in helping to publish this yearbook. By Jeanine Lavin Editor 'S i 'r The 1986-87 ffl Cynthia Miranda, Jeanine Lavin, jennifer Castle, Roseanne Aviles Diaz, Anna Magos, Don New, Gayle Ybarra. WMM sg , ,,q,w.- thx vigil . ,K-eff' 3 R' nneAvile ! ' i sfh 5 ng 144 - Art Fairbanks awaits ...aballero Staff ,L 1 4 .WX 'ig-nl! na Barriga, Bro. jim, Traci Anderson, Lisa Ruiz, Delores Ruiz, Art anks, Trapper Kcllcy, loc Pinuclas. Not Pictured: Gloria Salgado, in Cnndarilla. J,,,,....-1 . SS- mmf f Q ,,,s.,, MA M 4 W1-'ff r it . WA. A il' ,gl , . una Magcii has Roof -- . u oose from Z l fq zm Gloria takes a breather. 145 Best wishes to our daughter Gayle and friends Annette Orezza and Dolores Ruiz. May the Lo . J' bless you. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos and Angelita Ybarra. O . The faculty of St. Mary's Elementary wishes the graduating class of 1987 best wishes a Q. congratulations. ' ' And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Mr. and Mrs. Robe , D johnson. o , Thanks and Congratulations Corina and the unique class of '87. Lots of love. The Immacula Q Heart Church Youth Group. Congratulations, class of '87. Good luck in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Kohrs. ' . Good luck and best wishes to the class of 1987. Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Ann Rathwell. QS Good luck and God bless the class of 1987. Tom and Gloria Elias. S The best of luck to Traci and Hunter Anderson. Love always, Susan Williams. . Congratulations Class of '87. Onward class of '88 - Good luck. Monica Gonzales. 8 Congratulations to the class of 87 . Mr. and Mrs. David K. Buchanan. A God Bless our '87 Grads. The Yearbook Staff. Good Luck Class of 1987. The Halvorson Family. ' Congratulations from Alan and Kelly Long. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Pat Farrell. . 0 Q. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Saunders. 0 gy x . Q :T fa-'+ai,?Y: E1W . Q3 EL CABALLERO'S PATRONS J OOOOOQOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO A Special Thanks To THE FRANCISCAN PRIESTS AND BRUTHERS Who Brought Their Spirit And Tradition To St. Mary's High School 1917-1987 From The El Caballero S ff OOQOOQOOOQQOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0' mwhmhmcdwwhmhmhmhwhdmdmdmm I-Iis Holiness POPE JOI-IN PAUL Il On September 2, 1985 Solemnly Prcclaims This Church Ot THE IIVIIVIAOULATE OONCEPTION OE TI-IE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY To Be A MINOR BASILIOA. The Ceremony Ot Designation December 8 1985 bh JOB P OFIVI Pt Most Rev. Robert Sanchez Arch is cp of Santa Fe Presiding Ivi st Rev. Th as . ' Bisho f Pho ' Rev. Warren J. 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O . l L 1 II .Q fl -Q QI .Q Q CUNGRATULATIONS, '87 GRADS Drive Safely And Wear Your Seatbelts Good Luck TRGPICANA RENTA CAR 254-AUTO The greatest adventure Is what lies ahead. Today and tomorrow Are yet to be said. The chances, the changes Are all yours to make. The mold of your life Is in your hands to braid. Ole' . . . Ole' . . .Ole' God bless yOu in yOur new Felicidades a la Generacion de '87. adventures, CYNTHIA MIRANDA, THE CLASS Block III OF 1987! Spanish 1-2 Judy, Robert and Katrina K S Q 4 fy A K' V 'fx' fi is ,Q X x A Q. 3 X s A ix V K' f x 4 . 1 ' X w x X Mx X Xxx Xi A - X Q . ,jr X ,PAW 5 -Q f Mtg X. I F 1 1 1 x - 1? lg? .., A V e .xg Q1 4 . ,K ' hz. fir V, 4 i . A , 5 ,Q Y. A f ,. 4, J. ll' fl' W. 71 l -I E 3 I Ax f I f A Q , I 49, IIVIMACULATE HEART PARISH 909 E. WASHINGTON ST. PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85034 CONGRATULATIONS A SEN IORS 4 3 Q .E E. 2 g 1 L4 ! fliiix Q I.'I A PASTORAL TEAM FR. TONY SOTELO FR. JOSEPH CAIN OSC, DEACON JUAN GUZMAN CARMEN PEREA, ANGELICA BRAVO i +-.,,- 'f. 1 H - ' iii 2 1 ' 1 E 12. A If N 4'83QrRiS , I ! N W Y Q A Q . .. Jennifer Congratulations to you and your fellow seniors. Throughout these past four years, you and your friends have shared with us many memories of joy and many tears of laughter. jennifer, your many accomplishments have made us extremely proud. You have matured into a very special adult, one we're happy to have as our best friend. You all ire probably the best class to gr1du1te from St. Mary s in thirty years. Our love and congratulitions Mom and Dad Class of 1957 .fit - 4 T- ' ::.tl . v . K4 .-wzvut - r 1 M' ' ' 1 . . . rr M JI X ,I A I , W f .75 99 . ' ' . fwf? ff .. gin. - f 4' 5 ,J 1 li J 5-it 'j s 3 Facult And Staff Ahern, Mike . . . Alonso, Fr. ..... . Andrews, Georgia . . . Becker, Phyllis . . . Blaise, Fr. ....... . Buchanan, Marian Carson, Elizabeth . Cavallaro, Maureen Collins, Frances . . . Denogean, Frank ...,. DiBianco, Justin . . Echenique, Mary Agnes . . . Echeverria, Rachel Eileen, Sr. ....... . Elias, Gloria ...... Farrell, Julie ..... Farrell, Pat ...,... Fessler, Suzanne .... Frame, Nikkie .... Gerard, Bro. , . . . . Gray, Ron .... Jim, Bro. ....... . Hermann, Bill .... Hurt, Cathy ..... Johansen, Dan . . . Johnsen, Dorothy . Kelly, Robert ..... Kennelly, Mick . . Long, Kelly ..,. Lopez, Judith ,.... Mascarelli, Lynn . . Medjrich, Gloria . . Miller, Josephine . Molloy, Maria .,,, Pieri, Horace . . . Phifer, Kim .... Rathwell, Ann . . . Sanford, Jim ..,...... Saunders, Norman Simpson, Elizabeth Tovar, Julio ...... Turner, Don ..... Wellington, Glenn White, Emma ..... Yearnd, Bill .... Zenauskas, Tom . . . ........130 . . .129, 135 . . .133, 135 ....128 ....129 .,..131 ...Qffi54 .,.......133 Alford, Timothy . , . Alvarez, Anna . . . Amador, Anita .... Anderson, Hunter . . Anderson, Traci , . . Andrade, Paul . . . Arambula, Elena , . . . . . . . Araujo, Lisa ........ Archuleta, Mark .... , Arenivaz, Dina .... Arricale, Jeffrey . . Arvisu, Norina . . . Arvizu, Corey . . . Ashley, Alvin . , . Aviega, Hector ..,. Aviega, Sergio . . . Avila, Yvette ...... Aviles, RoseAnne ....11,17,129 ........ 133 ..r.... 130 ... 132 ... 128 ....,..... 133 ........13,131 .40,43,44,129 ..U....33, ....,.11, 130 129 132 ....11,48,128 ...129,145 ....... 133 .,..73,130 ........62,130 .,........ 128 11,34,12e,135 .......130,135 ..... 131 ,.. 134 ... 133 ...,..,... 134 32,34,101,133 .13,40,4s,12a .......... 128 ....,131, ....18,1Q Student Bod Abrams, Daniel , . . Abril, Dion ..,,. Acero, Joseph Acosta, Roger .... Acosta, Ruben . , . Adan, Cindy Adan, Tina .,.. Addison, John . . . Addison, Scott .... Aguilar, Gabriela . . . Aguilar, Sonya ..,. Aguilar, Trina .... Aguilar, William . . Alarid, Jenny ..... Alderman, Melissa Alderman, Meredith 135 134 134 132 132 131 134 134 133 110 ....26,110 .......82 ....,B2 .,.20,92 ..,.....,110 ..,...,32,102 ...40,102,107 .....H..s,sz ..,......110 .......60,92 .,.40,106,107 ...60,72,92 ...e2,92,99 ...,.62,82 Ayala, Dolores ..... Ayala, Robert . . . Balagat, Renae .... Banks, Brent ..... Banks, Michele . . . Baratta, Frank . . . Baratta, Robert . . , Barriga, Corina Barrios, Terri .... Barry, Andrew . . . Barry, Irene ..... Basham, Craig . . . Bartylla, Robert . . . Beach, Colin .... Beale, Michael . . . Beasley, Russell . . . Beltran, Steven , . . Benites, Gary .,.. Benites, Jimmy . . . Berumen, Mark .... Bianchi, Luc ..... Bivin, Robert . . . Blackaby, Robb ..... Blanchard, Kristine Blevins, Gary ....... Bourne, Jeffrey . . . Bowen, Gretchen . Brittain, David , . . Brown, Jennifer . . . Brown, Robert .... Brown, Veronica . . . . Bruce, Rusty ...... Brya, Chris ....... Burger, Michael . . . Butler, Alex ..... Butler, Mike . . Calderon, Alex . . . Calderon, Jessica . . . Caldwell, Lehu . . . Campo, Stacie .... Cantua, Christopher Carbajal, Margarita Carr, Chantelle . . . Carr, Seth ..... , . Carrera, Imelda .,.. Carrera, Maria ..... Carrillo, Robert . . . Cassidy, John .... Castillo, Damian .. Castillo, Gabriel . . . Castillo, Timothy . Castle, Jennifer .... Cavazos, Cynthia . . Celaya, Patrick .... ........,...21,82 ..72, 73, 82, 89, 91 ...............92 .........,19,32 .....32,10e,14s ....32,34,102 ...............s2 ..,.........32,36,110 9,40,110,124,125,136 ..U.....1S,20,72,102 Balagat, Francine . . . Celaya, Sonia ...... Cahcon, Cindy ...... Chagolla, Augustine . Chagolla, Claudina . . Chagolla, John ..,.. Chagolla, Monica . . . Chapman, Georgette . Chavez, Jerry ......, Chavez, Jerry S. , . . Chavez, Jimmy . . . ..........110 .....15,32, 92 Chavis, Connie .,.. Christian, Dylan .... Clark, David ........... Contreras, Alexander Contreras, Anna ...... Contreras, Daniel ..., Cook, Christopher , . 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Cota, Nithia ....... Cowen, Jonathon . . . Cruz, Albert ....... Cruz, John ...... Cruz, Monica . D Da Salla, Eddie .... Deason, Audra ...... De La Vara, Delia . . Delgado, Mark ..... De More, Brian ..... Desrosiers, Kimberly . , . Deuel, John ,...,......... Diaz, Genevieve .......... Diaz, Lisa ............. 15, Dominguez, Melinda ..... Dominguez, Michelle ..., Donahue, Christopher . . . Dora, James .......... Dora, Joseph ....... Dora, Paula ....... Dunlap, Michele ........ Easter, Erin .....,,. Echerivel, Marivel ,. Echerivel, Myrna , . Ehmann, Robert . . Ehmann, Shawn . . . .hbbfaiis . ff1'15', '12 , . 1 i I Q 1 I fi, 16,4 15, 52, 3 ...27,29,6 .7,9,13,11 ...34,73 .....34,7 102, 107, 144 .....32,114 ...fir ....40 ....73 Encinas, Frank ........... Encinas, Richard .......... 17, 21, 48, 51, 114 Erran, Gary .............. Endres, Scott ..,... 5, Espindola, Richie . . . Espinoza, Manuel . . . Espinoza, Bernardo .... Espinoza, Brenda .... Espinoza, Michael . . . Essert, Julie ....... Estrada, Augustin . . . Ewan, David ..,,. Eyrich, Chris ,..... Eyrich, Matthew ....,... Facio, Elizabeth . . . Fahrendorf, Alicia . . . Fairbanks, Art ............ Fairbanks, Timothy Farinas, Dolores .... 162 .fff1'5,'3i . 1 122, 5 ......45 .......7,20 ......32,93 103,106,144 .. ............ .3 N s, Michele . . . ..,. 7, 58, 59, 62, 114 e, Ananda , . , John ....... nhl ........ ld, Christopher ...........75,94 .....114 ........83 a, Jaime ........ .......... 2 5, 34, 114 , Lolette ..... , Veronica ........ 9, 36, 58, 59, 74, 115 Carol ....,.. .......,25,27,34,115 oa, Yvonne ........,............. 115 es, Christina ............... 23, 94, 100 trick, Jeanell . . .20, 36, 74, 115, 124, 136 trick, Patricia . trick, Vincent . , Abraham .... , Gabriel .... , Guillermo . . , Jesse ...... , Melissa . . . 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Hernandez, Antonio Hernandez, Jennifer Hernandez, Lorraine Hernandez, Raymon Hernandez, Tammy Hernandez, Thomas Hill, .Sean ......... ....................s4 ......H.....75,95,10O .33,ss,s9,11e,1z4,13e d ,.......... 3z,34,11e .... .....z3,1o3 ..,...64,95 .... 26,65,95 Hoganson, Kelly . . . Hooper, Tammy . . Houle, Matthew . . . Howard, Davydd . . Howard, lan ...... Jack, Felicia . . . Jack, Jamahl .... Jackson, Claude . . . Jackson, George . . Johnson, Andrew . . Jones, Jason .... Jones, Sherrie . . . Jordan, Jason .... Kelley, Sara .... Kelley, Trapper .... Kelly, Cecilia .... Kelly, Vincent . . . Killeen, Jeff ....... Killeen, Julianna . . Kinney, Donald , . . Kinney, Katherine . Kirn, Michael ..... Kissel, Christopher . Kloft, Brian ...... ...,74, 95 116 ..,.48, 95 ....84 .,..84 116 ,...85 .......85 ....85, 89 ....11, 34, 85 .......95 K Kohrs, John .......... Konomos, Anastasia Kuban, Paul ....... Kull, Suzanne .... Lambesis, Nikos . . . Lansdon, John ..... La Scala, Chris .... Lastinger, Joseph . . . Laughner, John . . . ....24, 117, 145 ....60, 72, 95 ......11,85 .95 ....11,85 ...,73, 95 ....85 ....95 .......33,95 ...,.11,40,117 ....,24,95 ....61, 85 L ...........15,17, 117 9, 17, 48, 50, 117, 136 ...........32,85 Laughner, Maria .............. 2, 33, 74, La Vide, Laura ..., Lavin, Jeanine . . . .7, 136, 144 Lavin, Trent .,.. Lemon, Breck ..... Leon, Dean-Marc . . Ligocki, Melinda . . . Linares, Freddy . , . Lira, Edvardo . . . Lira, Ramon . . . Lisa, Thomas . . . Longo, John .,.... Lynch, Dennis .. . . . . . M Mabry, Sylvester .... MacDonald, John . . . Machado, Carlos . . Machado, Maria . . . Mada, Anita ..... Magos, Anna ...... Malaby, Anastasia . . Malaby, Mace .... Malanche, Lorena . . . Marshall, Jeffrey .... Martin, William ..... . . Martinez, Gilbert . . . . Martinez, Jennifer .... Martinez, Nicholas . , . Martinez, Thomas . . Martensen, Edwin . . Marty, John .......... McCarthy, Melinda . . . McCoy, Denise ............ McGann, Manoe .,...,..... McGill, Reginald McGinnis, Anna ........... McNeely, George McNeely, Jerry . . . Medina, David . . . Medina, Ruben . . . Medrano, Monica Medrano, Reyes , . . Melton, Kristen . . . Menchaca, Paul ..... Mendez, Monique . . Mendez, Oscar . . . Mendoza, Fabian Mendoza, Luis .... Mercure, Craig ....... . Meringer, Michael ..... . . Mesquita, Anthony . . . Mesquita, Trudi ...., Michael, Tracy ,... Miller, Frederich . . . Mills, Shawn ..,.., ....85 ....103 ..,.9e ...,103 ....,96 ......117 ...117,144 .......as .........96 .,...62,96,99 .....,.......96 ..40,43,65,104 .............ss ............s5 ...7,9e .......96 .,..40,117 ......,..s5 .........117 .,...74, 90, 118 ...9,11,4z,44,4s,11a,137 ....86 ....96 .....86 ...,118 ......104 .,..7,118 ....61,86 ....96 ....86 ....96 ....96 .15, 43, 118, 135 ....72, 86, 91 ........104 .........40,104 ..........15,86 Miranda, Cynthia . . . .... 26, 118, 137, 144 Mireles, Mark . . Mitten, Daniel . . , Molinar, Federico . . . Moger, Robert ll .... Montoya, Carlos . , . Montoya, Lisa ...,.. Montoya, Samuel . . . Moreno, Alex ..... Morales, Joaquin . . . Moya, Jennifer .... Munoz, Mario ...... Murillo, Josephine .... . Murillo, Sarah ...... Murphy, Devin .... Murphy, Ryan ..... 103 ................,85,90 9, 11,15,58,59,75, 117, ....85 ....95 . .... 95 . .... 95 ....85 ....85 ,. ..,......... 103 .,..40,117,125,136 Lopez, Angel .,..... .............. 1 03 Lopez, Christopher . . . ..........,. . .85 Lopez, Eduardo . , . .... . .95 Lopez, James . . . .... .103 Lopez, Javier . . . ..... . .95 Lopez, Mark .,.. ,,....,..... ...... 4 0 , 103 Lopez, Michele .................. 15, 75, 95 Lopez, Richard ..... 17, 24, 40, 42, 44, 45, 117 Losada, Jacquelin ................,..... 103 Losada, Joseph .,...,..............,. 32, 117 Losada, Marcus , . . ..,...... . .96 Lucero, Jennifer , . . .... 2, 20, 103 Lucero, Joseph . . Lucero, Letitia . . ....96 ......M..,7,25 ......118 ....32,118 .........86 .........104 .,..34,96,101 ....27,11a .....s6 ..........86 .H....H.3,96 .,.34,62,96,99 ......,....118 .,..86 .......s6 Brian ........,....,...,. 17, 86 .....,32,34,9s Daniel . . .34, 36, 40, 48, 118, 137 Musselman Musselman, Christina ...... Musselman, Musselman David ......... Musselman, Donald ..... Nasser, Kimberly Navarro, Nick ..,... Navarro, Salvatore .... Neal, Stephen .,... Neal, Tashiki ....,, Nebrich, Jennifer Neu, Donald ..,. Nevarez, Maria .... Nieto, Steve ..... Nillo, Andre ,... Nobles, Tammy .,.. Noe, Tina ......... Noriega, Debbie . . . ..9,4o,11s,1z4 ....17,96,101 ....59,96 ,.....119 ....48,104 .....96 .....86 .......86 .,.1o4,144 ..,.33,119 .......86 ....27,104 ....86,91 ....96 Noyd, Michael . . Nunez, Alex ..... Nunez, Andrea .... Nunez, Emanuel ........ O'Brien, Richard . . .... . , O'Brien, William ........ 32, O'Dowd, Shaunna O'Halloran, Edward Olivas, Robert ..... O'Neil, James .... Orabuena, Eugene . Orezza, Annette . . Orozco, Cindy . . . Orozco, Marti ..,. Ortega, Monica . . . .....119, 136 ..,....96 ....87 ...87 35, 55, 1164, id? .....eo,7s,9e ....11,26,1o4 ..........97 ...s7,s9,9o ....7s,119 .......119 ...32,34,97 ........97 Rodriguez, Laura ...... Rodriguez, RoseMarie Rodriguez, Theresa ..... Anthony ...... 26, 40, 45, 121, 125, 137 Rojas, Rojas, J erry .... . . . Rojas, Lucia .... Rojas, Rojelio ...... Romero, Epitacio . . . Romo, James .,.. .....32, 91, 97 .............32,121 ........,.....62,97 Tiffany, Paul ..., . . . Tilford, Tricia .......... Tocco-Wiebe, Edward Torrez, Diana ........ . . Torrez, Raquel . . . . Rosas, Barbara ............. 2, 32, 58, 59, Rose, Jason ........ zz Rublacava, Dianne . . , Ruiz, Dolores .,.... Ruiz, Frances ,.... Ruiz, Gabriel , . . Ruiz, Lisa .... Ruiz, Marisa . . . Ruiz, Rene ....... Rustenburg, Lisa ...... Ortega, Orlando . . Ortiz, C hristopher Osborn, Bryan .... Osborn, Robert . . . Owens, Jodi ..... Palmer, Jaime . . . Palmer, Stacy . . . Pantoja, Frankie . Papke, Shawn . . Pastor, Laura . . Paul, Veronica . . . Peers, Lori ....... 119 119 17,es,119,1zs ....1B,24,104 ........97 .,......87 ....32, 120 ......22,104 ,.......48,97 ..7,15,3e,12o ,..,......97 120 .....97 Saenz, Daniel . . Saenz, I-'rank . . . Salazar, Jim ....... S Saldate, Anita ........, Saldate Ill, Armando Salgado, Gloria .,... Salinas, Richard . . , Sambrano, Michele Samora, Gabriel . . . Samora, Ruben .... Sanchez, Bertha . . . Sanchez, Joseph . . . Torrez, Judona .... ..., Trujillo, Deanna .... Trujillo, Lorenzo .... Trujillo, Sandra . . . ....N....40,43,105 ...............121 ......97,99 ......H..7,24,64,97 105 3z,33,34,43,6s,1os ..................,98 .......e2,121,14s ....2, 6, 58, 72, 105 ......,...98 ....121,145 ........87 ....121 ....121 .....87 ....105 .......121 .....58,122 ......87,89 7,11,15,20,75,122,144 Pelletier, Jennifer . Pentkowski, Chad Pentkowski, Kyle . Peralta, Bernice . . . Perez, Andrew . . . Perez, Denise . . Perez, Manuel . . . Perez, Randy .... Petrey, Steven .... Phillips, Stephen . . Pieri, James ...... Pieri, Mark ..... Pineda, Albert . . . Pineda, John . . Pino, Priscilla . . . Pinuelas, Joe . . Pope, Bobbie .... Posner, Deborah . . Prebil, Brian .... Qiuntero, Christina Quidera, Frank . . . Quinones, Valerie . .....17,s7 ....15,104 ......120 .....97 ....12o ..,..97 ....12o .....,.....104 ...........104 50, 51, 104, 107 ...,..,..97,101 ....104 .....87 ,...145 ....104 ....65,104 .....97 ....120 ....120 Sanders, Benjamin . Sandoval, Sonja .... Santoya, Irene . . . Saucedo, Richard . . Schmidt, Karla .... Schuster, Robert . . . Schwall, Louis ,.... Scott, Kevin ....... 10, 17 Sedillo, Patrick .... Segovia, Diane . . . Seiser, Catherine . . . Seiser, Karen ..,. Sevilla, Yvonne ,... Silva, David ...... Silva, Michael . . . Simon, Ben ..., Simon, Mike ..,. Siqueiros, Arthur . . Smith, Ed ....... Smith, lvan .... Smith, Jason .,..... Smithson, Jennifer . . . Sorrelman, Jerome . . . Soto, Katherine ,... Soto, Louie ...... Spatola, Michael . . . Stayer, Paul ...... Steffen, Stacey ...... Sterling, James .... Stramandonoli, Stephen Ramella, Niki ..., Ramirez, Amanda . .91 .87 Ramirez, AnnMarie .... . . .2, 74, 104 Ramirez, Cesar . . . .... , .97 Ramirez, Leah . , . .......... 105 Ramirez, Rose . . .......,... 32, 121 Ray, Chauncey . . 17, 40, 121, 125 Reede, Christine . , . ...,........ . . . . Reyes, Lorraine .... ...,...,. 1 5, 105 Reyes, Santiago ..., .,..,.... 2 7, 121 Ricke, Denise . . . .......,.... . .87 Ricke, Kristine . . ..... 36, 97, 100, 101 Rivera, Martin . . .....,....... 121 Rivera, Robert . , . Rochford, John . . . Rodriguez, Carol . . , Rodriguez, Edward Rodriguez, Jesse . , , Rodrigyez, Juanita .,.1 ...... 15,97 ...87 ...97 105 ........s7 ,..6O,75,97 Strickling, Mark ....... Sullivan, James . . Sullivan, Robert . . . Sumpter, Rick ...,, Surman, Robert .... Sutton, Christine . . 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