University of San Diego High School - Presidio Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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24 CHRISTMAS WEEK WW 'NH :fe ,1 I . W. ,tr ' SX ' .. A I .. , . My . Q' E 'hz I 2 ' : E..-57 ' U ' - + S l :TH jg . 1. Students browsed around tables laden with handmade toys. 2. Long lines formed as photographers were kept busy taking photos of Santa and groups of students. 3. Mrs. Gorsich gives last minute instructions to student cashier, Mike Nottoli. 4. Mrs. Calabrese joins students in selecting homemade goodies to dispel that hollow feeling. 5.Annette Mangiameli and a friend decorate the Christmas tree in the Library with handmade ornaments. 6. Students choose from various spice ropes and adult gifts for some last minute Christmas shopping. 7. Mr. Altamirano, I do believe this caviar is a little stale! Doug Moore complains. Christmas Week M

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.. 2 3. In addition to spiritual growth and the development of sportsmanship, academic excellence has always been a primary goal at Uni. At the Thanksgiv- ing Liturgy on November 25, 1981, ten seniors were recognized for their superior performance on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests QPSATSD which they took in their junior year. Accepting Letters of Com- mendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation were: Margaret Kasimatis Rhonda Loewer Michael Reichert james Rotherham Gregory Shannon Cheryl Stage Casey Tibbitts joseph Wainio jim Winser Patricia Zepf Dependent upon the scores attained on their SAT's, these students may become eligible for one of the numerous National Merit Scholarships awarded through the NMSC itself, or through private corporations. National Merit 23

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Lx if ug., sa it - a gi Q 1 xi . a i 9 1 l True Christmas spirit pervaded Uni in the week before vacation. As each class decorated its designated area of campus, the school was submerged in a sea of red and green, setting a festive tone for the week's events. At the Box Lunch Auction, students had the opportunity to bid on lunches to be served by a favorite teacher or friend. The ASB sold hot spiced cider and Christmas cookies while the Campus Ministry and Religion Departments sponsored a Christmas Bazaar. Handcrafted items from St. Madeleine Sophie's, the retired sisters of the Immaculate Heart, and Uni students were available at bargain prices. Santa Claus was on hand, bearing an astonishing resemblance to Mr. Altamirano, to be photographed with Uni students. All proceeds from the sales went to charity. The week ended with delivery of candy cane Christmas wishes and a Mass celebrated Leo T. Maher. Sf- x I 5 as a c .R . 4. , ,Q A ft. 5 Eggs . 1 ,+ was - A 1 gf , S Q K 5 A x I 1 f ' illlfl' w 3 ...'l C .,.y 5 . g. S 5 .gif ..k,.'h V:,. g gg W 9 flfaj t x is I :fa I V J 4 N 1 Ti ' be ' K' ' T or in a s - . .. . - ' Q no A -K Q. it if X ' i . Ass--. -. . . . ' ' - 6 . X 5 .r.k.L. A M .V -...' .3 1. .K kk,. I 1, Q Ns X . ,.... Q I 3 - . . ... if N gf .xx 7. Christmas Week 25 APN