Xavier High School - Xavierian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

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Remember us, your friends A. 4 3 I Remember that special friend who was always right beside you, and tried her best to cheer you up when you thought your world was shattering. She sat and listened intently as you rambled on about things that no one else could possibly be interested in. The day everything fell apart, you just wanted to cry. . .and she let you. NDF LF' .mg g s k N SX X SR 51 x s - 5 XL. X 9 1 S 'X Yu 2 1 , QXVXS vi .F E fs . X5 ' X' 5- 1 , I e 3' I' si 'P' , up , i'f5'Ifze,,,, -A QU' 4 'N 1 . 4, .,. I , i 'H 'nikvvi ' 5 A 02 In When it seemed the world was against you, your friend was there to defend you, stand beside you, and be your ever-present moral support. She spoke in your behalf whether she agreed or not and she told you what was best for you. lt all took time Time taken out of her life and put into yours. Time in which you could work and learn to love one another. .. 8 sssmizarasasasasaaaaarg if Recalling days spent together S12 I could not say whether they were right or wrong, Only that I remember. Games we played were quite unique 23 No others have been that deep Have had no winners, But felt defeat. Eg Paths we walked were never narrow, Always wide and room to grow Your life and mine. We had it so. Eg Life was loved as we lived We never questioned what we did, Or felt a weight we'd like to rid. Recalling days spent together gg I could not say whether they were right or wrong, Only that I remember. lAuthor unknown! :gg as if Q za 85 Eaasmfzsaiasassaeisassza 6Zl5LUL2JQ70wU1 f . 1 ' I I , I .11 A10 if mf J 0 Cf'-Qfgzfb ' ILKQFZZO 4 5 , Lcwfffn Q?fia.Lz..rif?gQfiri Q, Wriwf We f f jiosocfv . Mu y 10 Q yi, Z. 2 S ,' ,Q x r 1, my 'a ,wi Z? -- 'fl :J X Q l In , lp ' y 3M 'I sf: -I J' W K , v ,iwYgIiq,,A 5, Q Q M, :'-M ,-,,' 4 ,fi . ,0 x ' K 3125 .,..-ag.. -11n-,-- 'Nav ? 'EMI WQA iinr,f,,X new 0l,, sag f sm P' ,, , if!! .. 'Q W- , . 5- EfA 5 i . W. V 3 '25 wnmwmhl 5. fr --Q Memories offreshman week My first few days were scary. I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do or how I was supposed to act. Then a senior approached me and told me I was her little sister. For a week after that, I was forced to wear all sorts of weird attire and do embarrassing things. Although this made me feel very silly, I had a secure and welcome feeling. Now that I am a part of Xavier I realize that initiation wasn't that bad. As a matter of fact it was a lot of fun. Out of it all, I have gained some life-long friends. af bf f elf' Left: Sue Eacret models her bow. Above: Anne Cusack helps Mary Sheahan figure out her first combination lock. Freshmen get it together at the Frosh Mzxer Come to the frosh mixer! This is your chance to meet some of those darling Brophy boys! Xavier's senior class officers, along with Brophy's Student Council, publicized this long known statement. So the freshmen went to the mixer with dreams of leaving with a boyfriend, little did they know. The music was good, thanks to Tim Sterling and Company, the food was delightful tif you like hot dogsl. The swimming pool was refreshing lto the three boys who indulged-needless to say no girlsl. The typical scene: - boys next to the food stand-girls next to the dance floor, waiting to be asked. But all in all it was really fun. It broke the ice so to speak and there were a few budding romances as a result. Another result-100 left over hot dogs! The frosh mixer is undoubtedly one of the greatest events of the high school years. n I 14 .,! Left: Brophy frosh eyes some new prospect. Above: Brophy and Xavier mix. Bishop dedicates Luffy Hall Bishop Edward McCarthy came to Xavier to bless and dedicate our new building, and give out honors and awards. Cecelia Zeleski presented a flag donated by her parents in memory of their son, Philip, who was killed in Vietnam. Scholastic awards were presented after a talk on youth involvement by the Bishop. Many sophomores, juniors, and seniors received honors for perfect attendance, language proficiency and science accomplishments. A ceremony was held that evening. Jessie Garcia, Ann Causey, and Martha Rodriguez were hostesses. 15 i www kk R R. 5 g . 19 f 5 -il ' llf if 374, 3593 . xi . . .. A -W X f-,jg K-we f '4,a'.?-J ,- .Ex N' ALJ 1 ' x 11 13 R .QW Miss America Pageant launches Ad Drive newspaper. year. drive. behind with 130921. Left: top row left to right: Stephanie Lukens, Ann Carter, Margaret Geare, Terri Martin, Julie Fournier. Seated: Katie Derksen.Barb Winston, Kim Anderson and Mary Bayham. Above: Seniors Mary 0'Connor and Louise Nebrich sing their class ad drive song. The annual Ad Drive is one of the highlights of the opening of the school year. This drive stirs up class competition and much enthusiasm among the stu dents. The main purpose of this activity is to finance the printing of the yearbook and Each student is required to sell at least one ten dollar ad. This will enable her to receive her annual free at the end of the The theme of this years Ad Drive 1973-74, was The Miss America Pageant. Each division had two repre sentatives in the skit that launched the After a slow start, the results came booming in. The freshmen came in first with a quota of 19896, seniors were second with 174'Za, sophomores held third place with 13296, and the juniors were close , I M Q if-1 5,13 .iv x..a, f ,f Q A tk' ' if u ,,:. ',, ul. if v . I X' A., at il' ,M' A v ?..w ' Q -.1 fl like Homecoming ! Top: Mary Hilger and Don Hodges. Above: Homecoming queen Kim Anderson and escort Mike Lee. Top: Cathy Sawdey, Tracy Altemus, Julie Sheridan and Leslie Ware sell balloons at the game. Above: Chris Prosak and Mary Bayham. 01 Q . , fgmf K fx f I Q A ' I gs 9 g,Xis.' 5 Sax 3 Qx 1.6 Q ' Q8 ugvx Q I xl,4Qj 5- ,. V' s si l - -A .Q 3' ' J I 43 gi- 51ggw'g1XS -.A- if A, f?iL?A:'1 A Y V, -' Ax P Q 2 5 'N 5 1 rx Qgrxw Q? I 1 X 'Qt . YM X iii r if -A x in . Q if S fi, N. - J , 9 35-w3,.i,,L, N? i f - 'A ' A -315 -4 f fm 1 .K ,N ,,,,fM.,... ,ff Aw A continuation of the nightly festz'vitz'es Top: Escorts have a good time at the Homecoming dance. Above: Paul Firth and Mary Seivert enjoy the music of the Bob Meighan Band. From the land of Oz came, There's No Place Like Homecoming. Excitement was high, although the Broncos were deafeated by the Cortez Colts in a 30-28 decision. Halftime was brought to you by Mike Mangin and his hilarious jokes while everyone waited in anticipation for the candidates and their escorts to arrive. Last year's queen, Dee Kruckerburg, crowned the new queen Kim Anderson. Parents, friends, and faculty, along with the Munchkins from Oz, were on hand to congratulate the new queen and the other candidates. After the game, the crowds moved over to Brophy gym for a continuation of the night's festivities . . . dancing to the Bob Meighan Band and a skit from the Wizard of Oz. VJ' gf Above: Brophy student body vice-president, Russ Leander, and 1972 Homecoming Queen Dee Kruckeherg. 21 ,M .F Q1 X gem Wu, , 559' lg .JM . ga, i.g.fne,TP 5 is Q gf S ff x .1 Q, Q ff X ,QQ S l . ,Af ff f, . f f 5 , N Q. Vw K hgh -f 4 Mm 5- l' ,Q ' . A5 ,A X X T Q MA ' s N x 1 N 4 ff ,A f yi '-f-Ji! at , I X fi, Ha Q :an i , v X 0-. + X 1. 5 '27 ,, 4 sw-SE' uh ' lr F 5 fi 1 Ag: P P r l 4 ,ZW YN, Siva. , if -.- Retreatu it finally came . . The Senior Retreat was a time of great relaxation. We could just sit back, watch a movie, wear our cowgirl hats, snooze under a pine tree, or get into a heavy discussion on the psychology course that Father Barry presented. There was a serious side to the retreat also. We realized that this was probably the last time we would all be together, so we really made the most of it. We especially listened to each others ideas and theories about friends, life, love, and God. We gained the knowledge that people, not things were important. The best thing the Senior Retreat accomplished, was the realization that all of us were individuals, yet we needed each other to grow. 25 A E z if A M, i x Q M, 1 Win , T2-ig? , x, , Vkrr .?,t,.,s .Y ii X I -af 'T I. 1, if ww K k,, 5w., .ff ,.q..,,. w,,,. .., M, .M ,,, ,A5., ,,..,,,,fk- m i any I'm okay, you're okay, was the theme of the first renewal day. Many people educated in the field of theology were on hand to conduct and participate in sem- inars and a Mass. Many agreed that this was a very worthwhile day. Y 4 .V t ii, 3? K 4 1 ii Ax - 1 - 1 v I Q . 1 4 lbw ' :?32i:f ' is I fl Sl' 1 - -, i' i f3-if M- .3 ,Q A A 653 . X 'W ' jf g,,g,g,s ' Q' , 1 , , u A i E !. The school renewal-- to revive, renew, relive Q lA....,K..x.b' 'Q I. My f .h la-., nut. will 'l. 121' C ' -j sq, Ie, 5-' l 'T'eg'e' '- . 12:7- bf... Ll,-l Z2,.1 in 30 itll ww-- Tom Phalen and J im Tessier entertain themselves and others. 1 Beth Mitcham, freshman. Artists at Above: Margaret Grant, eyeing the art work. work The Fine Arts program showed the fine talents of Xavier and Brophy students and what they are capable of achieving. A presentation, Color My World, directed by Sister Kate, and performed by the choral group, was delightfully done. Ceramic creations, hand made jewelry, and original paintings were some of the art works displayed in the Fine Arts Week exhibit in Lutfy Hall. 31 e w Q av 5. X fnf- - f ig?-Qi ff 'L 51 . V nf lg f' in , s. JL ,QCA ' n A x W , Q ,x 1. xk-C 42 Xa vzer flexes Its muscles for Pz'sim'mo The second annual Pisinimo foot- ball game was held in an effort to raise money to give the Pisinimo Indian community a happy Christ- mas. Guys-vs-the girls in an all-out gutsy game of football provided fun for the teams as well as generous contributions. Xavier has adopted the Pisinimo Indian village. For as long as we can remember, every year at Christmas Sister Annette has brought her band of friends to visit us at Xavier. This year the second graders came to provide us with a show of songs and smiles. In their innocence they created within us, the inspiration and enthusiasm to promote a success- ful drive and a happy Christmas. A very merry Christmas 34 ii, 2 to Pz'sz'nz'mo from Xavier pw 1. ix a sg QW -Mx, 1 .Q f . . - V Q 'vfi ff gf s . ., ggi s 3:5 5 ,Q I . 5 OJ. ,' lf! .s r Y' 'Q I , X L. -S . Q ' J, if H i ' E2 5 Q' wgp., -ffm j Oo' , ,a 0055 is v 14 .IT Lrg m . 4 ' C L - ,S . ' ' fix , ,I yd. .,' R Ex 1 : X A- s iz. , - 1 Mary Pat Conley Cbelowj decorates the bulletin board, while Tina Bingham decorates the tree pw-P' li l ' we Qi' ii? ia. -. ,rn , A . 'f 'Visions of Sugar Plums' This year the Christmas dance was held in Lutfy Hall. The theme was Visions of Sugar Plums. Although there were many complaints among the senior class because of the dance being in the hall, it proved to be an enjoyable one. The band was Rush. The decorations were simple. The luminarios on the building and grounds were very effective and gave a soft glow to the nights' activities. The Little Theater was turned into the refreshment room with Trish Kahley and Donna Kucharski serving Mary Anne's sparkling green punch. Even Madeline did a rendition of her famous Barbara Streisand act-live and in person for those around. Top: Carol D'Arcangelo and Cathy Dewell open Christmas gifts at the Christmas dance. -' .4. 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Above: Theresa and Katie Appelbe with Scott Kochert. 41 Above: Do it for the old gipper, barks Greg LaMothe, powder puff football coach. Above right: Buzz off . . . Right: Did you hear them hooping it up at the barn dance last night? Express yourself openl Right: Moira Gal- lagher shows Nancy I Lee the newest dance steps before a Friday night biggie. es. ' 'fl - -ff, od, ' n ,f I, Amr fri ff if ., sq x Above: Date, date, did someone say date?!f' Left: Pam Largay's reaction to a heavy rap session on senior retreat. -KSN 403' 40 Rita Hakel studies shorthand. Putting individual talents together builds friendships x ds- 4 at th Left' Monika.Foeldi and Christy Silva make melon milk for th Sp h b kf t 45 I cl- X Life's little pleasures W Top: Barbie Neary and Maureen Corcoran share the joy of Maureen's nomination for Homecoming queen '73. Above: Mary Carder at school assembly. Right: Pisinimo powder puff football cheerleader Mary ,. Sievert roots for her team. ' 4 .. gm 1 - .-mq. . Z' J A 5?w?mMs.:q,g-X - X. . f-Wssssfs -. we 5 . sxsssesfsfw., Wig awww- .. NAAQS is Na Top: Mary Sievert and Greg Shea gaze at the stars. Above: Pam Largay and Leda Scott get a kick out of each other. Life's little pleasures are shown in individual expressions. They can be found in homecoming queen nominations, Pisinimo powder puff cheerleaders, assemblies that present a new light on an old subject, a high grade on a final paper or just teen-age couples gazing into the morning sky. These few little pleasures make it seem almost worthwhile to struggle through the rest of life. 47 Above: Nina Varney prepares herself emo- tionally for Earth Science. Above right: Monika Foeldi remembers better times. Right: l finally did it! Above: Who's the fairest of them all? A-Q ...el A M ..,si5S -55533 . -F . wlggu X swf-auf, Q . FSF: 2 Q0 Q . N Q, fx, . N , W ,M xx 1 MAX -. XB .wx - y -sg f . V f use X ' WR . 1 . ,J 3 fx , .Q 'Q'-V S 9 Q F 5 5 ,MQ . 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A Jr .. 5-'ll-1 fc- 5413: -716 ' x nf xx f 4' ' ' I X l K iv-X 3-15 ' A A ' Q45 , X W -.ff X' Y- ef' l V 'wS. -x I +5 il' ' Y ' 6 +51 Q , . 5 m' , ' , ,Qg-X1 ff ' ff Q V i, 1 k k 53? 5' ' A. ,mfg W ' X N -.A i 5 X I ,J 4 1 X , S mr, ' .57 W' of Qi K 'NX M s ' ig new 0 'Va sg x .. , A - , f?4 1 2.5 12 'Xia W m 9, sfl'Qx., T as if J-fiffpwf ' 1 af If INV' 8 , rw, if ' w g will wait WM QWWN' x 5 'sw P-f 4 a fx Miyuhay - 1 w 'Ulugh nn, ' 42 f 4 . , V. , ,f J . , f - .M l 'Wx 1 I 1 Ms .. -.M ,ms .V -if-g!X.wy'. V 4,12 1 flixk-.Y K x - wg . . 3 Q, X - , . ff X 'R 5 Q ag ' . me S There's that 6'spec1al fr1end Doesn't it always seem that it's someone you don't expect that's there with a hug when you need it most? Or there to speak up and defend you when it seems you're fighting a losing battle? Be it girl, boy or rnanfs best friend, things just always seem to turn out better when you have that special friend to be with you. 54 . . -5:11 ,S ',.T ,Iwi Q.: V -5.171241 v'!,1i:'I ,f ft: M .' H5 -Pg.. ..9 '-. '1 'I1 .,-4-Qx.,,J4?,. ,..'ggv?,::xf-,g.,f,'.'. -W.-w'-','i'lg l 1 3 xff +52-. - V ,.L.gE 4 33. f '1 T3 '14,-Q.'f1'J-ff' .1-0 ,.g..,-' , M.. ' , - 7--. .. .K ' . .'y.T,L4i' 1 ny, - 3, .--' - 0 ,...y- 1. , . ' ' q. v Make new friends, but keep the oldg Those are silver, these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine Age will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test- Time and change- are surely bestg Brow may wrinkle, hair grow grayg Friendship never knows decay. For 'mid old friends, tried and true, Once more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die, New friends must their place supply. Cherish friendship in your breast- New is good, but old is best, Make new friends, but keep the oldg Those are silver, these are gold. Uoseph Parry! WQKYKS-sr? 2 if ,Gi , . :E ' 5 S his bg , - 1 :ffl vm, ,w i , qifkifws PQ-2islYhiQM9z5ii.1 N Q4 'J' ' MaryAnn Moore. Ann Cavsey. Jessie Garcia Kim Anderson. Student boards revise to meet students' needs Rosie Appelbe. What is student government? This question was thoroughly investigated by the members of the two student boards. As a result of this investigation, with the help of Mr. Ron Shone, moderator, a serious problem revealed itself. The boards, although combined this year to form a complete unit, were not sufficient for any form of government to operate effectively. Only the nine members were learning the potential of government. The student body re- mained totally unaware. The flaw was pinpointed as the lack of student responsibility towards government. The boards proposed a new three branch system, modeled after the U.S. government, which was unanimously voted in by the student body. It is hoped that this will help fill the needs of the students. Mr. Ronald Shone, moderator. Judi Scanlon. 59 H Julie Breed and Debbie Schwartz in Tucson. Julie Breed and Cappi McCormick, U.N. candidates. - -ax A 5 S A Top row: Mary Shaughnessy, Colleen French, Carol Pranka, Shawn Cartledge, Barbara Roach and Nancy Lee. Second row: Sara Illige, Diane Eacreit, Judy Seifert, Ann Tremmel, Susan Granger, Patty Tang, Nan Davies, Cindy Gabel, Margaret Reardon, Ellen Devney, Sheila Burke, Mary Anne Bache and Tracy Altemus and Cressy Bomar, Third row: Mary Fitzgerald, Patricia Poulin, Marianne Burrus, Kathy Miceli, Tammy Hutchinson, Debbie Pain, Karen Harris and Jan Mulligan. Fourth row: Pat Rooney, Renee Crouch, Mary Hilger, Mary Anne Moore, Cappi McCormick, Julie Breed and Debbie Schwartz. 60 l Education through experience Education through experience-this is what Model United Nations affords the students who participate. . This year was special for Xavier's U.N. delegation. They had the honor of repre- senting the United States at the annual Arizona convention. Xavier and Brophy students formed the largest delegation to the convention. Six Xavier girls represented the school at the North American Invitational Model U.N. in Washington, D.C. They were Margaret Reardon, Debbie Swartz, Mary Hilger, Julie Breed, Cappi McCormick and Frances Burns. Mr. Ron Shone is the moderator. Top: Xavier's delegates to Washington. Middle: Ellen Devney breakfasts in Tucson. Bottom: Interested listeners at an early meeting for Tucson. 61 egg-A gl, X. fig ' Z ' K ug xx - Q , L '0 mr 1 - 5, I' . w ' 4 V Q,-A s L fm . f- v ' -Q-xxuggm QA. xii' ' . ' N 1' I7 :L wi Q, N-'4 H 1 s,n.m, ,4 W . . ss-wr! Q --10.9 Q ,..n..' . nfs 'I' Q' ...c.,. '-z-' -' . - . .hun ,.'.. W, .,. . , . .. . ,nl 'Q u o 4' n,f A -4 e'. Q - - f 1:0 'n A . a 4 'U' 1, 'a' u, 0: 0. 'v ,1 Histor in the making Hard work, long hours and strained minds go into creating a yearbook that will please five hundred women. At the end of each deadline, staff memders go home pleased with their efforts, hoping that you'll enjoy the end product. The Staff. Top row: Julie Myers, Sheila Burke, Cathy Lawless, Rosie Appelbe and Mrs. Jean Sheridan. Middle row: Maureen Corcoran, Terry Martin, Karen Smith and Leda Scott. Bottom row: Cynthia Hatfield and Michele Hintze. Not pictured: Mary Beth Yockey. Below: Sheila Burke and Cathy Lawless, editors, with Mrs. Jean Sheridan, moderator. fs Above: Act nonchalant, Rosie! Below: Julie, those aren't right. This is the way you do it. Literary magazine lives! The Pierian Spring is a literary magazine published by Xavier students. It consists of original writings, drawings and photographs by students. Editors of this year's Pierian Spring are Nancy Jo Rice and Karen Smith. Miss Irene Schnur is the advisor. Karen Smith and Jacque Avery edit a manuscript Above: Editor, Karen Smith. Right: Co-editor, Nancy Jo Rice. mm .M 18: dx iw S- X an 1 ii x X Q x-, QM S 's Give me a B. . .if you attended a Brophy football or basketball game this year, this cheer will ring a bell. The Xavier varsity cheerleaders put spirit into the games. This year's line consisted of six girls, Nan Davies, captain: Sheri Valent, co-captain for football: Susie Bool, co-captain for basketball, Diane Reedy, Lisa Rider, and Sharon Seivert. Miss Brenda Henderson was the sponsor. Backing up the cheerleaders at the football games were the tumblers, Lea Saillant and Kathy Aiello, and six Brophy cheerleaders. The girls helped team morale all through the season. They delivered surprise boxes to players before the games, decorated lockers, made posters and gave good luck bubble- gum to the team before each game. Plans for next year include new uniforms, a line of eight girls, a pom line and maybe even a band! Sheri Valent, football co-captain. 66 Give m Varsity cheerline Ileft to rightl Sharon Seivert, Susie Bool, Nan Davies, Diane Reedy, Lisa Rider and Sheri Valent. Sharon Seivert. ih W 3 ,fikifffy X fd3!',,fv 'O 1' ,.. 2 , funk, , .UK y mia A 4 .fx wk X-K A Ng 56 'Sm ,, 8 1 sf , M , -f axx 'A , x 7 .fu Xavier's Junior Varsity cheerleaders never let Brophy's junior varsity football and bas- ketball teams down. They cheered them on at every game. The girls spent long hours practicing and baked treats for the team before the games. They made the trip to Flagstaff with the football team. Patty Anderson was the team captain. Lisa Thomas was co-captain and Cindy Minon and Laurie Palka completed the line. Top row: Cindy Minon and Lisa Thomas Bottom row Patty Anderson and Laurie Palka yi . Ak r . L5-.rw Sz 535,123-Q - a It Patty Anderson, lt's hard to get up when you're down on Cindy Minon practices for a Friday night game the gr0und.' ' Little cheerleaders cheer big. , . Laurie Palka, Hurry take the picture, Lisa Thomas, Let's hear it. this isn't easy you know. Left: The J.V. cheerleaders get ready to go! 69 Golf team sinks another season It's hard to put together a girls' golf team, and the fact that Xavier has one is a credit in itself. .Finding five girls out of five hundred who play golf is a difficult task. The five members of the 1973-74 varsity golf team are Vicki Dolan, freshman: Kathie LoPiccolo, sophomore: Kathy McDonnell, junior: Nora Hannah, junior: and Cathy Lawless, senior. The team moderator is Mrs. Margaret Ingraham. The golf team did not play in the annual state tournament, but all the members felt that it was necessary to continue the tradition of having a team, especially since Xavier is the only private school to do so. ting' Members of the golf team left to right: Kathy McDonnell, Kathie LoPiccolo, Cathy Lawless Nora Hannah, Vicki Dolan. Ki is 1 Kathy McDonnell tries to grasp the game of golf. 70 Nora Hannah and Cathy Lawless prepare to leave for a golf match. Swim team dives into flrst year of success. . . H+ X Q X. -I-s-N A X i ee-1 a rf .o--. -- gg' Q .. 48fSff2n.,'k -..,,.,f . - 1 L 'iv' KI .Q K V. -Y. 'Irma f ' i 'i?fiiQQf'f .rs , Mi g - - -M.: af cc., fs j za 'Q at gel v 'Na+ Q.. X, 1 A Left: Karen Harris dog paddles through practice. Above: Lisa Rider, Traci Dries, Maura Gallagher, and Nancy Lee broke records at the Glendale Invitational Swim meet. Not pictured: Ditti Rotolo. Xavier got right into the swim of things this year and initiated a girls' swim team. Miss Hellen Carter and Mr. James LaCasse, S.J., were the coaches. Sister Mary Faith was a loyal supporter. They got the program off the ground and into the pool. The first season was an amazing success. The team produced a 7-1 season record. They captured a division title and the state championship. The diving team was small but rose to tremendous heights. The divers were Mary Beth Yockey and Ctessy Bomar. Above: 4th row: Ann Johnston, Kathy Kohrs, Lisa Rider, Patti Brysacz, Nejla Herro, Reene Crouch. 3rd row: Maura Gallagher, Therese Jackson, Patty Lee. 2nd row: Traci Dries, Chris Rotolo, Cressy Bomar, Elena Garcia. lst row: Nancy Lee, Denise Joslyn, Karen Harris. Not pictured: Ditti Rotolo, Mary Beth Yockey. f I ! Xavier off to Wimbledon Q Q Q. si 3 D . FL Two years ago, Xavier started an Interscholastic com- petitive tennis team. By 1974 it had yet to be defeated. In two years the team has taken first place in the division tourna- ments. All the team members returned hoping for another victorious season. Miss Brenda Henderson coaches the varsity and junior varsity tennis teams. Her coaching ability has proven itself by having two victorious seasons. Sherri Stephens awaits the Sartick Sting lleftl. Top row: Sherri Stephens, Shawn Cartledge, Claire McDonald, Julia Fournier, Christine Zoller, Mary Ganz, Patti Avery. Bottom row: Monte Hubbell, Madeline Sartick, Mary Kiley, Helen Hanson, Lisa Forest. Not picturedg A.J. Wood, Annie Newman, Mary Baker, Carol Conroy, Andrea Vallee, and Lisa Davis. Freshmen tennis team. Top row: Jacque Avery, Jerine Rosato, Beth Mitcham, Annette Pennington, Lisa Davis and Laurie Topf. Bottom row: Erin Coyle, Joanne Hartigan, Jenny Finch, Kathy Gassmann, A.J. Wood and Lori Kane. p, up and over the net '13 93' Varsity volleyball team. Top row: Diane Cooney, Mary Pat Conley and Carol Pranka. Bottom row: Mary Engel, Patty Lee, Moira Tobin and Julie Breed. fg 5 I I J.V. volleyball team. Top row: Sue McDonnell, Georganna Baker and Melanie Norton. Bottom row: Tiffany Sweeney, Joanne Hartigan and Vicki Cipolla. The members of the basket- ball team had a lot of fun this winter. They didn't break any records, but they enjoyed their practices and games. The schedule of games with other schools was a victim of the gas shortage. Miss Brenda Henderson was the basketball coach. Right: Making a basket is one thing, but getting there ' - is another. Far right: Rita Catalo demonstrates a famous Harlem Globetrotter technique. 33, 74 B-Ball dribbles on ! Top row: Mary Pat Conley, Paula Pranka, Diane Eacret, Claire McDonald, Carol Pranka. Bottom row: Rita Catalo, Sue McDonnell, Cindy Pranka, Julie Breed. 0 6' I Back row left to right: Lee Topf, Cressy Bomar, Peggy O'Malley, Nancy Lee, Pat Rooney, Claire McDonald, Shawn Cartledge, Therese Jackson, Dee Dee Monbleau and Chris Rotolo. Middle row left to right: Jan Mulligan, Patty Lee, Lisa Davis, Melanie Norton, Renee Crouch, Ann Tremmel, Judy Seifert, Ann d'Eon. Sitting left to right: Leslie Mariscal, Mary Ann Moore, Liz Moulder and Tracy Altemus. N Downhill all the wa ! Skiing is rapidly becoming one of the most popular sports in the country. Xavier, being the school it is, did not want to be left behind. Several one day ski trips were planned for Xavier and Brophy students. The schools responded with overwhelming enthusiasm. Beginners soon realized that learning to ski was a little more difficult than strapping on the skis and taking off. Sore muscles were a constant reminder of their attempts for a week. The club is a great success and a tre- mendous experience. Come next winter it may be impossible to find anyone in Phoenix-they'll all be out on the slopes! What goes up, must come down. Liz Moulder wonders, Now what am I supposed to do? Lisa Davis, Tracy Altemus, Nancy Lee and Therese Jackson model their shades. 75 Spanish Club is Numero Uno The Spanish Club is new to Xavier this year. It is one of the largest and most enthusiastic groups in the school. Officers of the club are Kim Anderson, presidentg Penny Clark, vice presidentg Cindy Pranka, secretaryg Bridget O'Dowd, treasurer, and Noreen Campenella, publicity chairman. Mrs. Margaret Ingraham is the club moderator. 'Ma ,Mn is Nina Burrell enjoys the food. Paula Pranka feasts at the Spanish luncheon Find your Spanish speaking friend! The Spanish Club officers do the Mexican Hat Dance. Ole! ,X nl Seek and ou Will find as 1 Plff , V L,, ,: wx Top row: Leslie Counce, Christy Silva, Tammy Hutchinson, Henriette Ludwig, Nancy Churosh, Pat Rooney, Judi Scanlon, Lynne Thom. Middle row: Chris Rotolo, Denise Bourdo, Renee Crouch, Barbara Roach, Julie D'Ambrosio, Laura Ruiz, Ann Tremmel, Karen Donohoe. Bottom row: Mary O'Connor, Susan 0'Malley, Margret Sollomi, Norma Ruiz, Kathy Benjamin, Debbie Pain, Kathy Miceli. Search Club Officers: Lynne Thom, Margret Sollomi, Christy Silva, Laura Ruiz, Donna Kucharski. The purpose of the Search Club is to stimulate interest in science outside of the school curriculum. Field trips, projects, science fairs and individual attention help each member develop her talent in the field of science. Search Club is one of the largest and most active clubs in Xavier. It has won recognition in the state and helped create Xavier's reputation as an award winning school. Officers are Lynn Thom, president: Margaret Sollomi, vice president, Christy Silva, secretary, Laura Ruiz, treasurer, and Donna Kucharski, public relations. Mrs. Eleanor Davey is the moderator. Ann Tremmel defends the Search Club. Honored for scholarship National Honor Society mem- bers are upperclassmen selected by the faculty for scholarship, leadership, service and character. This year, the group sponsored the Pisinimo project and student tutoring. Donna Kucharski and Laura Ruiz head the club. Mrs. Eliza- beth Connolly is the moderator. Junior Honor Society are under- classmen selected for the same four reasons. They are responsi- ble for raising and lowering the flag each day. J HS helped on the Pisinimo drive and planned the Christmas Mass. Officers of JHS are Diane Palmer, presidentg Ann d'Eon, vice presidentg Sheila Martin, treasurer, and Ann D'Angelo, secretary. Miss Margaret Sher- wood is the moderator. Junior Honor Society. Top row: Colleen Carroll, Kathie LoPiccolo, Daphne Bomar, Michelle Gaida, Julie Baker, Colleen Scanlon, Diane Palmer, Tracy McGovern and Sheila Marton. Middle row: Deanne Polous, Norma Ruiz, Elaine Merrell, Susan Adolphson, Carolyn Hilliard and Jean Holtrup. Bottom row: Ann Tremmel, Barbara Brennan, Ann d'Eon and Mary Kiley. National Honor Society. Top row: Mary Duff, Liz Currin, Nan Davies, Kathie Aiello, Chris Rotolo, and Mary Seivert. Middle row: Mary O'Connor, Margaret Sollomi, Christy Silva, Laura Ruiz, Donna Kucharski, Lynn Thom, and Mary Hilger. Bottom row: Cressy Bomar, Rhonda Hill, Mary Anne Bache, Philomena Walsh, Cathy Lawless and Rosie Appelbe. 78 s 1 -. 'wg TWT T. x v -1-5.--1 x qw. ...A f x .1-4. x. HX., '--J- I . -V - ,g-5, , MN. A -..x - , v x 'Y AL H, ...x .., ...yn 4' .,. ' Q . avg, 1 '23'1.1'l 'FLW x' .- X, 1 .V X. 3-1 .QV .-' 14, . .f1.,,,. . 41 -,-,. .. .. . ' ' 17, ' up . A V.. swag' . 14, Q Facult . w . J.-' xy.. K-1 '-Jw . 1.':f,y. X Nfl X.. N, ,-.. ,..:!4':.f' - .1 :.' xy' g.: ,r-.- V-xx. A 1,3-4. .my .y .-.j. ...M '31 15' y.1Q.'XX:iy.,. -1 . ,lv A . ... -.1 fa' -1, . .Lf ., 41 . ' Q-4 L . ': '::X-Q f- ,f. .4 A., . , , '-I'lj X,,' .y.f' 'Ir K ,,. -.' I love you, not only for what you are, but at for what I am when I am with you. I love you, 84 99 not only for what you have made of yourself, is R but for what you are making of me. 37822 Q I love you for the part of me that you bring 5 Q out. I love you for putting your hand into my E 22 heaped-up heart and passing over all the ff its foolish, weak things that you can't help dimly ig seeing there, and for drawing out into the light a gs all the beautiful belongings that no one else had 23 looked quite far enough to find. F15 E Perhaps that is what being a friend means F25 Q after all. 85 F23 I Author unknown.l 72? 51? as 5 Q Film A few words from the admz'nz's1fratz'on Sister Mary Faith Lautz, Principal . Sister Joan Fitzgerald, Vice-Principal. :Q i Y 2, . To the Yearbook Editors and Staff- Congratulations! Each year a dedicated group of Xavier girls gives time, talent, energy to create a publication which will epitomize the year. Students, faculty, activities, academics must all have their place. Some years, the balance is a bit lop-sided: others, it seems that the spirit of our Xavier community is caught and made enduring by the sensitive ingenuity of writers and photographers. This would seem to be the gift of the 1973-74 yearbook staff. Thank you from all of us who benefit by and appreciate your gift of the 1974 YEARBOOK! Sister Mary Faith Sister Peter Damian, Dean of Students, Theology. People we M . M M, ,fi 3 xr.: X ,fr-1' -,N N in . ,R kk Q , , f f f l it .Qi- ui 346 5 A - ' J .r -.. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Haren, Secretary. Sister Catherine Hale, Curriculum Coordinator. Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly, Counselor. Above: Sister Francia Hanrahan, Registrar, Mathematics Right: Sister Lambert Heintz, Librarian. appreciate Mrs. Adeline Riedner, Principal's Secretary, ,V w They re here when we need them W N fzxfili. 'fy fy ' A few? A ' new as . , c ' 4 7 1 ' A M, 1554, t is N Above: Glen Johnson, Maintenance. Right: Joe Gibson, Maintenance. x F3 ifiw sli An' 'R t 1 iq , Q Y -2 gg 'd,,j.1,i. - g W 3 - Xe Q'iaX.3 ' ,Q ' l A X fQ,, ,HWS- ' J if . X ' I X Ying ff sl Q Above: Mrs. Lillian Coughlin, School Nurse. 84 Left: Sister Ethel O'Connor, Assistant Librarian. Art finds the best in each student s f ,, Sister Ann Marie Chidester, Art Department. Miss Hildegarde Steffes, Art Department. Erin Coyle painting. The objective of the art department is to get the most and best from each student. This is achieved in jewelry, basic art, ceramics, fashion design, and advanced painting. The accomplishments of the students are displayed each semester in the art shows. 'll 85 Far right: Mr. Michael Klein, Mathe- matics. Middle: Sister Scholastica 0'Brien, Math- ematics. Right: Mrs. Mary Ellen Woods, Mathe- matics. Mathematics Mrs. Jacqueline Labbe, Mathematics. Mr. Dan Whitehead, Mathematics. count a lot l I. Sister Elizabeth Mary Welter, Mathematics. is raw he? , few t V14- wh w. .a. ' JU: 'L ' Mrs. Mary Felson, German. Mrs. Lyda Rabbitt, French. Learning to Mr. Paul Decker, Latin. Father Marc Calegari, Latin, Theology. speak a new way H... , Mrs. Judy Ryan, Spanish. . Ci' 3 rf new 1. ff! . wr, Mrs. Margaret lngraham, Spanish . Right: Father Francis Gallagher, Spanish, Theology. Sister Joan Fitzgerald, Spanish. 'N--Q 5 is vc 4 H fi The business at hand 1 iss X. Miss Deanna Irwin, Home Economics, Business Education. , . V. N: A .K K V 337. :W liX5,Y.Y, E + ' ...-A Sister Alice Connell, Business Education ' 3 'bl 1 ,A N Miss Brenda Henderson, P.E. lt's all very simple. lfl can do it. you can do it. l , Games people play . .f E I M I ,L A -J - -41 -4 'x ,gfkf Vx, ,,w..,m 1, A f rr T - ' My ',, 1 Y w1W.7,,rg? N Q ,.' Q?-'fwfw- f' Wx X 'fi k , 4 W L ,A ,,,H,., ,,. Q my NA ,,,,, 4, 2 ,z. li , n -ffl X, r , 1 Miss Hellen Carter. P.E. I ,. -Ki. . n, ,-n, 91 Questioning the theories of theolog y. Father Alan Miller, Theology. Miss Gerri Rzansa, Theology. V -NG Sister Kate Hendel, Music, Theology. Mr. William Gray, Theology. Father Anton J. Renna, Theology. Top: Mr. James LaCasse, Theology. Above: Sister Emile Rose Heidkamp, Theology. Right: Father James Menard, Theology. y kg, Y V J 'E .f Father John J. Hanley, Theology 4 xg -f N-. X Experimenting Ahovc Lynn Thom and Patty Pahlos delve into the prohltmx of science. Right Mrs. lilcanor Davey. Scicncc. lowtr right: Mr. Fred Campisano. Physics. Experimenting with different elements and coming up with surprising solutions are all a part of being a biology, chem- istry or physics student. Although sciences are diffi- cult for us at times, We all benefit from them. Xavier has received many awards for it's outstanding science department and teachers. 94 with new concepts Q . X Q. . X- X i K K K, gas. if K a a A A if in T0p: Mrs. Barbara Helvie, Science Right: Mrs. Patricia Unale, Science w if Q, -up Nm , flu Jug, 1 5:13 I '-fffffx -ig. This year, the English electives have been, for the most part, very meaningful and helpful. Some students still miss the traditional division courses, where you got a variety of grammar, modern literature, and writing. But those courses failed to concentrate on a particular topic, as the English electives did this year. Many varied courses were offered, ranging from Film Study to English Literature to Communication Skills. Also monthly outings were planned by Sister Carole, department head, to see such productions as The Homecoming, A Delicate Balance, and other filmed stage productions. English electives concentrate on particular topics T Above: Mrs. Noreen Reed, English. Top: Mrs. Irene Lyons, Speech. Right: Mrs. Phyllis Van Ollefen, Reading. 96 f' . , 3 js-g limes. f 2 A wif,-, 1 ,.,L,,b.g,i- f . d , .mr by if 2 M, 3 ,fg,Qliff37?1gq.gfg,+gQfgL, +V 2. fix Milli W r'w5+iQff ' c, . We L51 l Above: Miss lrene Schnur, English. Left: Sister Carole Sweely, English. Below: Mrs. Jean Sheridan, Journalism Below, left: Mrs. Evelyn Partridge, English, Latin. New discoveries of history--past and present Many students have ventured into the past through our history courses. They are becoming more interested in their work with the aid of new teaching techniques. Government classes use debate teams and social studies classes put on skits symbolizing certain times in history. Many girls have stated that they enjoy these different ways of teaching. Father John Enright, History! Mr. Ronald Shone, History. Miss Margaret Sherwood, History. A 4 -fl., Q 1' r F. EMQZZQEQZQEQMMEQMQEE 22 Q2 And I am all alone, there is no one 22 Q here beside me. My problems have all gone, 2 there is no one to deride me. But you got to have friends, The feeling's Oh, so strong. You got to have friends, 555 To make the day last long. I have had some friends But they're gone. Something came and took them away. And from the dusk till the dawn, Here is where I'll stay. I 85 Standing at the end of the road Waiting for my new friends to come I don't care if I'rn hungry or Cold 22 I'm gonna get me some, E in Cause you got to-have friends. in 1From Friends by Klingman and Linhartl iff aimasaaaaaziasaaaaaaisas MW X wana-mm... X Q . .,, Q 2,3 4 4? 5 H rn-6 . -sv A, . , , r i-Tr f ,xi . wg X X Ry: . K 15, 7 . A V N x - Q 15, ,gr 2 , ,, my fr ' -gs. 4 w a- .i K 'i.,...f5 Qlilg' X ,' K M ,. 2 Q A' rf 1 ' K , . 5'-. Q Y 1' 2 X i 604, 'Gai f ,vw - ,qw Laureen Anderson Cathy Andrade Therese Appelbe Jacqueline Avery Nancy Baker Christina Bingham Ann Boland Elizabeth Bool I-M ln-1 Above: Patty Torphy with her freshman friends Maureen Brennan Teri Anne Brennan Patricia Brysacz Kate Buckley Theresa Burnes Marlyn Byron Jeanne Callahan Noreen Campanella Anne Cusack Carol D'Arcangelo Nicole Chapman Victoria Cipolla Penny Clark Mary Pat Conley Margaret Coughlin Erin Coyle Above: Maureen Shiel and Lynn Byron clown around in PE class. Left: Laurie Anderson, Margaret Coughlin, and Penny Clark. Everyone-:'s bee Diane Darrington Lisa Davis Mary Anne DeMore Sharon Denny Katherine Derksen Cathy Dewell Debra Dohogne Victoria Dolan Cherisa Doss Cindy Dotterer Anita DiStefano Barbara Duff Brigid Dwyer Susan Eacret Mary Jane Early Sandy Eggleston Mary J o Engel Tina Engel Freshmen frolic at Encanto Park. through it! J' A X i . .X X lr I ,..--an-Ji : .-A-,offs-W ,,?--- l JI' x ,Z l-ni ' Shannon Erhard Jennifer Finch Theresa Ford Gina Forzano Teresa Fullmer Elena Garcia Kathleen Gassmann Julie Geare Karen Gerrard Mary Goodman x Margaret Grant Kathleen Haggerty Joanne Hartigan Nejla Herro Kathie Higgins gl em! 1 2 Above: Cheri Doss contemplates being a freshman. Left: Anne Cusack and Therese Appelbe play it up on the volleyball court. 105 L V i r n Rehearsing for initiation. Barbara Jean Meier Debbie Meier Kerry Miller Sharon Miller Elizabeth Mitcham Theresa Mitten Margaret Montoya Melissa Morrison Mary Mulligan Nancy Munhall Mary M. Murphy Susan McDonnell Kim McGrew Raynor Nicholls Melanie Norton Janet Norwood Peggy O'Malley Paula O'Neill Susan Peck Annette Pennington Connie Perry Patricia Phillips Kathleen Pierce Christine Pisano Diane Porter Cynthia Pranka Susan Prevallet Susan Putz Lee Reilly Kathy Rhody Elaine Rohrbach Gina Romero Above Lori Topf. Right The freshman sing their ad drive song. Class of 77 accomphshes qulte a bu' Above: Jackie Avery and friend put their heads together Left Ann Boland and Cathy Dewell run to Brophy Jerine Rosato Carol Rose Marianne Sasso Dayna Schwartz Jamie Schaller Joanne Sellers Mary Sheahan Virginia Shiel Dorothy Sides Ann Skanadore Elizabeth Stocking Leslie Sullivan Maria Sullivan Susan Anne Swift Tiffany Sweeney Ellen Teresi Katherine Topf Patty Torphy Kim Vercauteren Nora Weber Cynthia Weiler Charlotte Watson Jane Susan Welsh Denise Westfall Adelyn Whitney Barbara Winston A.J . Wood Lynn Zimmerman A 'WY Q .....-.N--.,,.x..f-HNAR 4. ? Nwmka-mWf:rwm.,,, ,iw K LN Q X 9 9---,,,1,..,M I H, 1, w!2?,v1..,,1 1'fw.:wfXmv.f fx R ,,. , Qxgfy ,+,w' ,?, HJ :fi S7- Qc Q9 r Wh, Mfg Q 6' X ilxify - -s' ' Ei: fiyff , .M XY N.. Y 'U' X A X EX 4 5 , Sk. J - 9 I u . X x 8 N. S i Hi X Q + , - ' W, , f - -f .. A S X ww, Q5-ww if S i ff ,. Sophomores increase sense of togetherness The sophomore class officers are lstanding left to rightl Trisha Sterling, chairman, and Amy Slasor, treasurer. The two presidents of the class secretary: Mary Ann Gouveia, vice presidentg What does the future have in store for us? We only know about our own experiences-our sophomore bake sales and our fund drives selling stationary. We know about freshmen little sisters, dances, exciting games and afternoon lunches. And we vividly remember the words, Apple core, Baltimore. Who's my best friend ..... ? This year we have reached out to each other. Maybe we learned more about one another, through our ex- change of ideas. This year the class worked together some of the time-maybe, just maybe, we can keep this spirit going. Maybe we can increase our togetherness and use our knowledge and mature. 112 Angela Haynes, social are lseatedl Mary Murphy and Michelle Gaida. Susan Adolphson Teresa Aguilar Tina Allgeier Catherine Anderson Patricia Anderson Rebecca Andrade Carolyn Arnold Patricia Avery Rita Bache Georganna Baker Leslie Counce Ann D'Angelo Ann d'Eon Katherine Devney Karen Dommin Maureen Dowell Rebecca Dullas Mary Dwyer Carolyn Eggleston Lynne Fencl Julie Feraco Mary Figueroa Amy Flood Julia Fournier Julie Fuller Lisa Gabel Y f A X f'9'fiI5 QQ Elizabeth Gorey Marianne Gouveia Madronna Grantham Helen Hanson Amy Slasor listens attentively to another class meeting in Lutfy Hall. Michelle Guida Maura Gallagher Margaret G anz Anne Genre Margaret Geare Christine Giroux 5 Angela Haynes Carolyn Hilliard Cecelia Hinz Kathryn Hitchcock Jean Holtrup Christine Hubbs Patricia J aneczko Karen Jowdy Barbara Kay Nancy Keahon Theresa Keil Mary Lou Kiley Linda Kruckeberg Michelle LaC0unt Patricia Lamer Patricia Lee Elizabeth Lehan Mindy Lindenburg Who's my best friend 6 Margaret Ganz and her friend the Great Pumpkin. Ji Kathy Loome Katharine LoPiccolo Joan Lyons Mary Joel Machrol Bernadette Maclnnis Maria Martin Sheila Martin Elaine Merrell Denise Mills Cindy Minon Lucy Maroney Stephanie Mueller Mary Murphy Sharon Murphy Mary McGann Tracey McGovern Shannon McGrath Rosemary McKeev el' - Jami McLaughlin Jayne O'Connor Bridget O'Dowd Diana Ohton Laurie Palka Diane Palmer Patricia Pisano Melissa Pittman Patricia Poulin Deanne Poulos av' FR - K Q., Q Q is' ff aw' 1 is f xx ' 5 aw, Q lf' Us ' ivan.: 'sr x . , -Q fg., , 'I A. - k fr X. if ,, Ay ' sf -AQ iff x -Lf 'ff ' iv Q. 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Q 13,51 X ' scam. . j X W f 9 K ,ff 'i.A, ' , ' Q L We can keep this spirit going Colleen Scanlon Sandra Schira Rosemary Seivert Diane Silva Gail Sipos Amy Slasor Melissa Smith Laura Stahl Patricia Sterling Holly Stevenson 1 , mm.. Kelly Swanson Ann Tremmel Gina Turiano Lisa Thomas Karen Van Drunen Elizabeth Waid Christina Walsh Lori West Mary Catherine White LeeAnn Zardus Kristin Zoller Rosella '7'1ngas Amy Flood and Cindy Minon struggle through geometry. 55' ,MGH Maura Gallager Michelle Gaida Q ' Kg I, PEN? i Sw X ' M Juniors get involved I gf ii ' Junior class officers are Ileft to rightl Abbie Bool, president: Claire McDonald, vice presidentg Karen Harris, secretaryg Theresa Topf, treasurer, and Mary Manos, social chairman. gs... ss Y s. I- fr . . - Qgiiixesss ... diggs! if -iv .. if ,K 2. Q,-as fy, Do you believe it? We're Juniors this year! And with that realization, the class of '75 felt renewed interest. Xavier is their school and there is not too much time remaining to make their years at Xavier worth- while. You could hear, This year I'm going to get involved. Pledges were made to overcome apathy and have the new Xavier emerge victorious. Juniors got involved in student government, The X-Press, the yearbook, a chocolate drive, Genesis and the U.N. The class of '75 is looking forward to their senior year . . . mighty, mighty seniors. Nina Burrell exer- cising her artistic talent on the veranda. 124 Sherry Adelmann Tracy Altemus Katie Appelbe Patricia Baker Patricia Bayham Abbie Bool Marianne Botos Julie Breed Nina Burrell Kathy Buttersworth Anne Carter Shawn Cartledge YY I know l gave your paper back. fi Rita Catnlo Ann Causey Dorothy Conley Carol Conroy Nancy Corcoran Cathleen Coyle Margaret Crance Nancy Curosh Joan Currin Julie D'Ambrosio Margaret D'Arcangelo Beth DeBolske 4-1 N Above: Another interesting assembly. Left: Ann Kivett goes over paper before an eX8m. Is she looking? Tracey DeLoyht Joyce DeMore Karen Donohoe Cynthia Doss Teresa Doyle Traci Dries 'f fxwJf',t.' V' W Susanne Duff Diane Eacret Susan Erickson Mary Fitzgerald Patti Folz Colleen French Pamela Freund Michelle Gabel Karen Gaida - Deborah Gambino Jessie Garcia Kathryn Gerrard Anne Giroux . Susan Granger 5 Mary Grant Tricia Hagen Marita Hakel Nora Hannah Karen Harris Eva Haynes inc bf' Ci' . in ff! , .-'xi v 5 F as K -as G A T .p fi ' Mary Grant admires the art display 4 f ! t s X mania 'f 4 i yf f r to-ff: ,f 4-'ffj A f X I W f 'KD , Gretchen Smidt models her basic wardrobe. ' N . -Yr' ' X I ,A ' 'V 1- , W, , J, A 3 W' 1 , f, . J' dsx 'Fd' AK, J V, v . ' ' X 'f ,v V J 4. .17 xiii!! 1 ' ,Q B 127 c 4 Sheila Hilling Anne Hutchinson Tammy Hutchison Sara lllige Claire Johnson Heidi Johnson Patricia Kiesling Theresa Kiley Anne Kivett Kathy Klomparens Kathy Kohrs Nancy Lee Karen Leitz Sheri Lindlan Stephanie .Lukens Xavier belongs to us Donna Palka can't concentrate with people looking over her shoulder. t's make it what we Want , X, , ,Q - Geri Mack Mary Manos Donna Maslanka Katherine Miceli Marianne Montgomery Mary Ann Moore Mary Elizabeth Moulder Janette Mullan Mary Ellen McCabe Claire McDonald Kathleen McDonnell Kim Naccarato Barbara Neary Lisbeth Nebrich Ann Newman Carrie Norris Susan O'Malley Patricia Oster Patricia Pablos Deborah Pain Donna Palka K W Xa Jacqueline Perkins Ruthanne Philippi Rebecca Potter Paula Pranka Diane Rabbitt Diane Reedy Martha Rodriguez Lisa Rider Kathy Rohrbacher Barbara Roach Patricia Rooney Katie Appelbe communes with nature .Msg F ,:. Q ., ,fr Q , Cerlynn Rucker Cathy Sawdey Judy Seifert Mary Shaughnessy Jane Sroka Gina Salerno Judy Scanlon Sharon Seivert Julie Sheridan Gretchen Smidt Marie Sandvig Susan Schira Kelly Shannon Linda Silva Julianna Stark Lucia Steffen Virginia Suarez Carol Tang Patricia Tang Lisa Theisen Elizabeth Topf Theresa Topf Andrea Vallee Nina Varney Christina Wallace Leslie Ware Lisa Wertz Lisa Wines Vicki Wingo Dolora Wojciehowski Cecelia Zeleski Ti m.m,u .,. ., f 134 X5 S. The Senior Class officers are fstanding l. to rJ Mary Hilger, Social Chairmang Madeline Sartick, Treasurer, Lisa Forest, Secretary, Mary Beth Yockey, Vice-Presidentg Sherri Stephens, President. Those were the da ys, my friend Maybe as seniors we have been spared the act of doing, being, and becoming. Have we missed out on life, or have we contributed to the betterment of ourselves? Entering our senior year we were confronted with new and changing experiences. College tests that dragged on for hours, college, counselors with no answers, college again, and finally-graduation. Freshman life was simple and easy. All we really had to worry about were dates and rides to and from the athletic events and dances. And there was the Brophy-Xavier picnic at Encanto with pie fights, water fights, and boys. As sophomores, we were entitled to go to the weekly Brophy-Xavier get-togethers. That's when we didn't have to worry about having parties, just going. That was the year when the soph's were really together. Remember how we filled so many rows for the Talent Show'?? Remember Elvis and the Osmonds on stage and in person????? Junior year. What can we say? So many things that we worked for-grades, recognition, Senior Banquet, rings, candy lthat we still have nightmares aboutl . . . things we worked hard for. The night of the banquet, remember friends, fainting Mary, hippie Val, and Sister Scholastica prowling the convent floors. Those days may be over, but there is still more to look forward to. Can you see us at graduation, walking down the aisle, dressed in white among friends and family? It seems scary to leave behind our friends here at Xavier, but we need room to grow, to become, to live. We needed each other and we will need each other in the years to come. If you go through life not remembering Xavier-remember your friends, the happy times and how they shaped our lives. Shalom, my friends. ii-il Katherine Jo Aiello Kim Elizabeth Anderson Theresa Louise Anderson Rosamond Alice Appelbe Roberta Lynne Beucus Barbara Lynne Bodnar Cressy Lynn Bomar Teresa Maria Averbook MaryAnne Bache Mary Cecile Bayham Susanne Lee Bool Denise Marie Bourdo Sheila Maureen Burke Frances Maria Bums Mary Margaret Carder Laura Ann Cavanagh We are Senz'0rs-- growing constantly Tracy Ann Chance Victoria Ann Conroy Maureen Elizabeth Corcoran Catherine Anne Cooney Renee Suzanne Crouch - Elizabeth Marie Currin t - ig. J , 1 W 136 f ' Nanette Suzanne Davies Ellen Galen Devney Janet Marie Dilworth Rita Marie Driscoll Mary Claire Duff Sally Therese Farrell Monika lldiko Foeldi Elizabeth Ann Foley Lisa Marie Forest Rosina French Diana Marie Fritz Cynthia Lynn Gabel Karen Marie Healey Mary Elaine Hilger Rhonda Pnina Hill Antoinette Suzanne Geare Stephanie Anne Geis Cynthia Denise Hatfield Michele Marie Hintze Carol Sue Hitchcock Helen Maw H0ltl'llP -J ,ex ,iF-'Qnf if M' N ,s ,. , . ff -W bgx ' ' D Q f,.Lf?'QXQef-Q v'R-ig' f on 'S ...J , I , . J 5 . A V- Q ,,, --.3 . lfffrffm fm Elizabeth Montieth Hubbell Laurence Therese Hutchinson Therese Marie Jackson Mary Margaret Joyce Jennifer Ann Judge Patricia Katherine Kahley 139 Elizabeth Ann Kelly Donna Aileen Kucharski Pamela Suzanne Largay . even growing apart in ideals and goals Catherine Ellen Lawless Henriette Lydia Ludwig Anne Marie Lyons Christine Marie Maclnnes Anne Antonia Malatia Janice Marie Marquez Therese Marie Martin Kathy Joan Maxwell Dierd're Ann Monbleau Mary Carmel Mueller Janice Frances Mulligan Julia Ann Myers Ruby Caprice McCormick Christine McGann Janice Elizabeth McWilliams 141 4 Respecting the changes witnessed within the class Louise Catherine Nebrich Mary Carolyn O'Connor Mary Margaret O'Neill Maryann Peck Anne Victoria Prosak Sharon Lynn Puplava X Margaret Eileen Reardon Nancy Jo Rice Katherine Anne Ripley R . l 2 H do Madeline Margaret Sartick Deborah Louise Schwartz Leda Morgan Scott n . .la - Christene Caryl Rotolo Laura Isabel Ruiz Elizabeth Lea Saillant Mary Lyons Seivert Christine Ann Silva Karen Blagen Smith Margaret Anne Sollomi Sherri Prince Stephens Karen Marie Taylor Lynne Catherine Thom Moira Ann Tobin Pamela Marie Trompeter Toni Alynn Tyrone Sheri Lynn Valent Philomena Ann Walsh T 2 l Staying together Above: Carroll .lean Wauters Mary Elizabeth Welling Teresa Marie Wuest Mary Beth Yockey Left: Heidi Lisa Zaun Teresa Laura Ziraldo yi iv.. ,, X- !,f. hr ifxx rf?-1:-5 if , , F, fx Q6 VCI T ul by N ,Q Q 55 W sv. -67' 5 - w,f MM L.-J XJ X A: sqx As 'Q OW N, f ffgm U59 F62CUlfy GF J' Congratulations '74 Nliya-Adrienne-Erica Congratulations from the sophomore class Arizona Chuck Wagon Service, Inc. c ,. . 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Equal Housing Lender V ,,. Q f i' ll, 'tl' La C o u nt's Flower Shop 2505 E. Indian School Road Phoenix, Ariz. Fred 81 Francine La Count MARTIN CALFEE fc eopfus D x I S1414 W. eapfza Slafe golf 8 Nui ea. 3637 NORTH 34th AVENUE PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85017 16027 272-2384 l A RK Y QWHGA Arizona. Ranch Nouje inn 5600 NOR TH CENTRAL PHOENIX, Amzomx S5012 - 279-4l7l FASHION EYEWEAR REPAIRS I ANKBTMENTS SINGLAE SE 5 . Theatrical Cocktail Lounge With Dancing and Entertainment Nitely mm . Two Large Heated Swimming Pools 24 Hour Switch Board Service 351 ',g1':fFtu6 2.-SBUPM .TV - Radio - Music in Most Rooms vvoo e.1NDwN saootmsv SCOTTSMLE Wlli . Fabulous Restaurant - 7:30 to lVIidnite l CORPORATION PHOENIX AR1zoNA asou -- Iii ui JIU PHONE 274 3581 -1 A91 I N51 N 51 ff-z:,f.a-1 -s: fx X a,i7..,,L, V, I MONARCH MORTGAGE CO. 5 g, 4747 NORTH 22nd ST P. O. BOX 10436 P1-1oEN1x ARIZONA 85016 PHONE 264-9755 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES . 8. S. . 5018 N. 7111 sneer ,, EI I 0 4' Umm 1 ' i I T Kg I Cla ' - Phone: 266-4342 C G Cement 'f2's?.EEelf,!1'9lE!fAa' KOOL DECKING DECK RESURFACING 6534 N. 10th Ave. Phoenix, Az. 85013 CONRAD GARCIA, Owner e ephone tonto halls 84 environs 488 3000 x 803 address o .Q carefree aruzona tl P+ 3' CD 'h . N o 1 Ch , ff ,D . 7 U, . ilm . OD 3 Q- . vpauline Hughes 81 Ganz Cattle Co. l 1 Tom Cavanaugh Realty fZ?t2?I'a 'es ARIZONA SL'?ELiZ Room Dividers Shoji Movable Louvered Shutters Distinctive Wood Products Custom Furniture Designers' Choice Wall Shelving Phillip R. Zaun,Jr. 279-8411 D'AMBROSIO REALTY LAND SYNDICATIONS 274-7176 Tom D'Ambrosio-Broker 266-4013 Phoenix, Ariz. 85013 - ' wholesale distributors Q 0 f ' ware siqler o iuiqen ii 9.- in 322 N. 34TH AVENUE o PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85017 PHONE 272-5541 Wholesale distributor of air conditioning, heating and Ventilating equipment, related products and supplies, serving the state of Arizona. CE While you were burning the ' E midnight oil doing homework, Congratulations to the Class ' H we were burning the midnight of '74 from oil, gas and coal to make YOU WITH I ts nm In ht e ec nc: o ig your way. YO U R I Congratulations on your Camelback Sunsel graduation! Chapel 'Q 301 West Camelback SPORTING GOODS TEAM OUTFITTING Q SOFTBALL Q BASEBALL Q FOOTBALL Q BASKETBALL ATHLETIC LINES Q Wll.SON o ADIDAS 0 CONVERSE Q RIDDELL GOLF - TENNIS ARCHERY OIIRISTOWN 274-2645 1731 W. BETIIANY HOME RD. THOMAS MALL 959-2590 4565 E. THOMAS RD. - PHX. TEAM SALES 959-6300 ....,.... Remember Us! When you have 10 kids We sell wagons READ MULLAN FORD r Wil. .... . V0 LVO 2143 W. Camelback Phoenix, Arizona 85015 Phone 248-9222 Corn Fed Beef Eastern Veal U Domestic Lamb G P I FF0'1L'2eltZZtZ'X M O N C H I LOV' S Sea Foods - Bulk Style 2121 E. Camelback Rd. ln FOOD BAZAAR Please Phone In Orders 955-6349 Open 9 - 6 Good Luck Freshmen! Ken D Arc Angelo CLIMATE GUIIDITIUIIED 35 , Evergreen Shade Trees Add natural beauty to your property with trees that stay green all year round . . . and grow taller and fuller every season. Now you can plant any of seventeen different kinds of evergreen shade trees CLINIATE CON- DITIONED for Arizona. These are mature 15 gallon size specimens grown here in Southern Arizona and completely adapted to our winter chill and summer heat. CLIIVIATE CONDITIONED evergreen shade trees are available only through your nurseryman or landscape contractor. Ask him today to help you select trees to add value and beauty to your property. iE?Ht.'l'l!e',t..T'e? G5-,E?!Ue Exclusive Producers of Climate Conditioned Trees 955-4491 Q Comphments of Larry Clark Realty G 81 S ntry HNEAPPAREL .., FORMEN 4434 N. 7th Avenue Phone - 274-3505 5068 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. Don'-t Hunt - PHOENIX phone 266-1133 X nouns: DAIL13gi2gghggURSDAY9:30-9 K- Call the Hunts Bob Hunt .... Brophy Class of '61 J 7 k - 4 Congratulatlons , 55956. PETER ...umm nu-.wnnnmvum mm 5 H to OT uf14B11lf1iERS In NS . . . ggi 1 2 'xfbb I mia? sruxs stuns sums, rws , :mv A1 ns assi i Class of 74 j 70' 'ui , 279-9315 mmm :mrs A run A ' '- ' ' IUILY In IAIV mm IDI Pllvxf mln:-,ECAIUQNS I SUVING cnusrv nnowlcu - son nc: enum Dr. and Mrs. John A1ello A uncut: ous 1 uv: and Imported I A mess n . . LM1'f1?Ln 1511111111115 IIIIIEII 11111 19 Au, 7 AM. - 9 ma. X ms n. 1 Av. , num: 1111111 111111116 HII' -W- f 177 K A-AARON'S Aproject oriented to conservation 222'EFfQf553 ' providing a good megan living environment 5j.:5'jL'.::,':::' and protecting the 'f natural environment. A'-' X W6'I e COI1C6l I l6Cl with life 3I OUl1d US CCDULTEIQ CADILLAC Q fhe World's IVlost Distinguished Automobile 1188 E. Camelback Rd. phone 264-1188 sm' ' STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home omce - etoommorow mmois Q INSURANCE, I CLIFF DOUGHERTY AGENT BUS PHONE 937 2765 0102 N S5 AVENUE RES PHONE 242 3346 PHOENIX ARIZON 850 7 New Cars Used Cars New Trucks Used Trucks Catalina Auto B rokers Wholesale Retail Dan O'Meara 1940 E. Indian School Res. 266-0474 Phoenix, Arizona 85016 'QRS Best Love to Laurie 8: Colleen from Special Friends in California l ' -1.111 Congratulations Seniors ED REISTAD Your Friend For Life . . STATE FARIVI INSRUANCE OFF.934-7205 . MAILING ADD.: 6622 w. cAIvIEI.BAcK '5s...f5' 5 , ---- P. O. Box 14798 GLENDALE, AZ. 85301 wi-o me mn: PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85031 qw, 1 Dcnmp D. Nauyfxfon n cisrsnz wEI.En AMICAN GEM soci 1' SERVING PHOENIX FOR 35 YEARS 129 Park Central Nlall Phone 264-2857 Phoenix, Arizona 85013 MULTIPLECIIOICE! HALLCRAFT HOMES mom 524,600 - , Y ' X X ilWy'iQY12iifiliiiiiiwiili3ffQiff35EiIifiIifimliiwfflili i , will ,,-,I liIII731'llfiiwwigmlmlgiililxii 1 'ixwwlwliisiifiiiilwu I ' ' '! 7 4' i im'MJFIi: i:I'iii ll Ill-I. il, Q Iii FBYINHOUSES MEANS VISUALXVERBAL I l' I-II.-I. , - a 520 400 PROBLEM-so LVING APPROACH lllllli lllliiiiliil I III' . A ' Illlmwl I fl' ill'WEQl1 W'f!mIi IIu ,.II fI-' Business Advenising Q Editorial Design I mi: I-2II'i1--'W' - . . Ill 'limi 'mmummlmWMmiiiliilliiliiillllligaww Brochures and Catalogs 0 Packaging and Displays HW,,,, ,,,W,WmwW V Books 84 Jackets, Record Albums 0 Illustration and Photography .ii'lll ' i Il c Ad f ' P f IP' I iii, ,II+PPIIIIIIIIIIIII lliwilllllllllllllll llIIiII HALLCRAFT Onsgme' 'jg? '9 I L h :' 'ms If liillliiwlxlli -illmlllilmh I H4 osters an Igns etter ea s lllllli ,I I , , ' iz, l'-,,iI'!II',g. . I . I 3 ,. ,,4,I,iIw ..,. , ,III mm Annual Reports O Logotypes ....-- Q X V V L I lun, Yi - ' Y:-I f I . '16 400 U 1 W ,Ln FI I-wwf 3 I in i I ! l X 9 I . '.' I li V 269-8396 wmv- ' 1 --s i I , ' if 3380 W. OSBORN, PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85013 J ' Q ' lr., iiii A Division of Associated Graphics 84 Communications, Inc. ........I .i-- f if-J, N J lMll.CiiAFT SHOWCASE Of HOMES O E. CAMHIACK RD. I HND ST. PHONE 264-Sbll THE BATHROOM BEAUTIFUL Put It All Together at C J eofgnn Q, 4 4711-'lima Color Co-ordinated Bath Fashions Town 84 Country Shopping Center 2049 E. Camelback Rd. Ph..957-1880 Hrs. 10 - 6 Thurs. 'til 9 PHONE won 266-9622 SINCE I927 25551 I ' f I, ' gg? X I I ' 1 -ff- eem ,---- -..- ,If Amzorws otossf 4, unccst ', Most Mooznu I Ion Ano GUITAR stuolos ACCORD I2 MARTIN - GUILD cnstcu . Fence ZIGGIE ZARDUS 3309 N J K' STREET PHOENIX ARIIONA BSOIZ 5 e?I5i'i?vZQb, . '5l,' ' if 'tal' Q we gd te 5 1:-F, ' - Q I '-QCQQ UE. Q he ongrafufafiono mad! 0 1974 5096 Chris-lawn Cantor - Pluoonlx, Arizona 1 182 Class of '74 . . . Is going places fl .5 .. 3 ' mi A 0 QF, . '1. V .4 111 -ff I -P'f 1 Q What's your favorite thing to do? Ski . . . play golf . . .hike . . .play tennis . . . ride horseback? You'll find all that and more at the baca grande-angelfire, New Mexico's four-season club-resort near Taos. From the days of Kit Carson, when the Indians saw a mysterious glow over the mountains and called it 'fangel fire , this has been a special place. The kind of place that makes you come alive-clear blue skies, lush green forests and meadows, and the purest air you'll ever breathe. It's just plain beautiful. And talk about excitement-angel fire Ski Basin offers the best in downhill and cross-country skiing from December to Easter, and the angel fire golf course is probably one of the trickiest Cand most scenicj around. The angel jire Country Club, which provides guests with luscious meals and nightly entertainment, is pretty exciting, too. So come visit angelfire . . . and come alive! THE BACA GRANDE ANGEL FIRE CORPORATION 4224 N. Craftsman Court Scottsdale, Arizona C6021 994-0321 H65 fire . ., the baca QI' hd the baca grande-colorado prides itself on being called a refuge for man . This means that we're not an ordinary developer-in fact, we've pledged not only to preserve, but to enhance the natural environment. This historic 15,000 acres near Crestone, Colorado, was once part of a 500,000 acre royal land grantg now it is one of the finest recreation and leisure living communities in the country. The 40-room baca grande INN, designed by Bennie Gonzales, features dining, dancing, swimming, tennis, shuffleboard and a 14-acre lake. There is horseback riding, trout fishing, camping, hiking-in acres of unspoiled mountain country-all designed to introduce man to his environment . . . and maybe even to himself. THE BACA GRANDE CORPORATION - helping man by preserving nature. 4224 N. Craftsman Court Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 C6021 994-0321 Ewfwahw... aww Hgh QM MORROW 5 A 55th Ave. 81 Thunderbird . Phone 264-8872 N 1 1 J 81 B SALES COMPANY Quality Productstand Service Since 1963 PHOENIX - 3441 N. 29th Ave. - 258-1545 lBill Seginski - Roger Miller - Bill Kingl TUCSON - 3000 Longhorn Dr. - 298-5296 lGlenn Carrelll MANUFACTU RE RS AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS BELL 84 GOSSETT BREIDERT-EXITAIRE CERAMIC COOLING TOWER CHRYSLER AM8tS DIV. CLEAVER-BROOKS CO. DOMESTIC PUMP CO. FLO-TRONICS, INC. HOFFMAN SPECIALTIES METRA-FLEX RIC-WIL PIPE SYSTEMS TH ERMO-PAK BOILERS TRERICE SPECIALTIES WEATHERITE MAKE-UP AIR UNITS WHALEN FAN COILS GOOD FELLOW TOWERS UNIVERSAL APPLICATORS General Offices 1819 W. Osborn Phoenix, Arizona HUGHIE DeMORE PRESIDENT WALTER H. CAVE V. PRESIDENTI Phoenix LosAngeIes Wash.,D.C. A special feast for a special day S Sunday Brunch -. L , f - ,, p ,.. H ,...., ., I ' if lei EQ11, I I . +4-P-S, gbfgu b- f i1 , ' ' -WSL ' ,a ,. ,,y1..,'Q'.-f -2.2.3, 'f'Q -- LX, -I-Q-2 uma 19 S P 'T ' O P S T 'T It's a treat for the entire family. Delicious, delectable and priced just right for the family pocketbook. Adults only S2.75 Cchildren's plate 31.959, Served from 10:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. DEL Weeds Puosmx TowneHouse 100 W. Clarendon. Phoenix, Ax. 85013 Martm - Costello Co. Compliments of I 'Ns I When you care enough to send the very best Visit O 9 in Valley National Bank Center Uptown Plaza-Central and Camelback Shopping Concourse llllll Electric Supply Co. 4824 Norm-4 7TH smear 832 w. zzmo smear PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85014 TEMPE, ARIZONA 85281 Pi-ions 264-6177 Pi-some 968-9341 CIRCUIT TECHNGLDGY Ill! I- DRB STREET, CHIT 9 TEIFE, AIIZQA IQ!! MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY AND QIANTITY PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS NATIONWIDE :-:-:-:-:4:4e:::-- m:::::::mamgx 4gg:::mt . : :f f-tsssszs z f. 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JlM STERLING President SMITH - OSBORN PHARMACY YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PRESCRIPTION STORE 13 3341 North 19th Avenue Phone 266-4508 8m 274-1256 A 81 J Leisure Products, Inc. D.B.A. The Archery Shop GLENN GUYER Manager 10-10 Monday Thru Friday,.9-6 Saturday Never On Sunday 3613 W. Camelback Rd. Phoenix, Ariz. 85019 We at Niccoli's would like to wish all of you 'The Best of Everything' that is within your ability to achieve in the years to come. P.S. We've moved! Our new address is 7th Ave. and Pierson, a block south of Camelback. DYE MEDICAL AND OXYGEN SUPPLY CO. 3332 W. McDowell, Phoenix Telephone 278-8541 2034 W. Southern, Mesa Telephone 834-1865 Every Need For The Sickroom And Our Affiliate GROVESSURGICAL SUPPORTS CO. 49 W. Thomas Rd., Phoenix Telephone 266-8434 2034 W. Southern, Mesa Telephone 834-1867 1728 W. 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Every bor 110 need wth. im Lk First National BankofAr1zona i nam have been banking Fmrst class since ISN . . . saying il all with a in and red mul. Compliments of BEST WISH ES CLASS OF 74 Mr. 8: Mrs. Rudolf G. Zepeda MANAGEMENT COMPUTER SERVICES, INC. 1 I ' Ir M, GN! MEXICAN FOOD 7 wlasr Mormon EMILIO F. QUINTANA PH. 254-3719 TEN THINGS f Q fa' TO DO THIS SUMMER WMXWA fggg X Z fs V J W' 2', QQ pf awp ,J M1 Lx .Q , 1: X ,Av 1. FIRST IN ARIZONA Take up a new Cpreferably coolD sport-- water skiing, tubing, surfing... 2. Take some of the load off your parents-- get a part-time job. 3. Visit the Junior Shops at Goldwaters Park Central. L. Volunteer at one of the hospitals, or St. Vincent de Paul, Terros, Head Start... 5. Visit a part of Arizona you've never seen before--Page, Monument Valley, Tubac... 6. Read. 7. Visit the Junior Shops at Goldwaters Scottsdale Fashion Square. 8. Get involved in the City Council elections 9. Visit the Junior Shops at Goldwaters Metrocenter. lO. Catch up on the soap operas Cnot much has changed since last summerl. And if you ever get bored, visit any of the Goldwaters Junior Shops--there's something new every gay. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '74! BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. 5201 N. 7th St., Phoenix, Az. 85014 I C6023 263-7633 Concrete Masonry Units Aluminum Windows 81 Doors 1 'EEA U.S.lNDUSTRlES COMPAN And that rnakea a world of dlfforqnc Q- 2 CH 1233 E. Camelback Rd. 0 279-3232 PATRONS For the J uniors-Adelmann's Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pierce Sarah O'Dowd Perkins Realty 264-9483 Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Parkinson Good Luck, Sophomore's Good Luck Class of '76 Miss Nancy Joan Frank Affiliated Lithographers Mr. George Frank Karen Gaida, '75 Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dudley Il Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arcangelo Mr. and Mrs. George Schoeny Daniel Dwyer Dove Realty-Casa Domani Josephine Cipolla June 10, 1971 Mrs. Herbert E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caruso Ben Ericson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark Renee M. Engel '71 Patrick and Martha Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Mike Taruer Arie Investment Co. The Oscar Andrade Family The Coughlin Family Loren W. Counce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Allen Vaya con Dios, Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parsons The Nebrich Family Mr. and Mrs. T. Radke and family Hurray for birdlegs and doglips Those were the Days Antiques Ed Clark Insurance Mrs. William Gallagher Fry's Antiques Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Critchfield Mr. and Mrs. John Bouma The Riders Mrs. James Sirgany Theresa O'Connor Summer of '73 Dr. Richard C. Zacher Molly Derksen '68 Happy 1974 Xavier Opal Jacobs John A. Miller Family Western Security Patrol Grandpa and Grandma Catto Mr. and Mrs. Larry Derksen Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kiesling Mr. and Mrs. Glenn King, Jr. Mrs. Leonilla Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Nemesio Leyva Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Coyle Edson Electric Supply Lucile J. Bradley Good Luck-Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. James Roney Jr. DDS Dr. and Mrs. H.J. French Frank and Emma Yriberry Manuel and Esther Leyva James H. Schaller Dr. and Mrs. Conley and Gang Courtney Cable Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gleason The Bill Joneses Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Larson Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Oxman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gambino Dr. and Mrs. Kent Hanson Mrs. Elizabeth A. Oster Mr. Hubert J. Schoose Congratulations Sands Inc. H and H Blueprint Co. Bardens Spot Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zacher Best Wishes, Sophomores Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dilworth Sterling Girls The Zoltak Family Dr. and Mrs. A. R. French Charlene M. Schoeffer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schmitt John M. Wolfe Congratulations Petty's Jewelers John and Anna Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kohnen Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCann Sue McGinn Mr. Robert J. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kucharski Standard Tire Compliments. Mrs. James Sirgany Mr. and Mrs. George E. Weber A To Chris, Love Ditti Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Antaya Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Evans Mrs. James Brady Dr. and Mrs. Warner Vanaken Mrs. Eugene Burrus Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Burnes Mountain States Computing Mrs. Mary C. Dewell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewell Mr. and Mrs. C. Norwood Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Finnell Mr. and Mrs. James C. Donovan Studio of Hair Design Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Rotolo Mr. and Mrs. Julian K. Byron A friend Dr. and Mrs. John P. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Rosato Patanna Gardens Nursery Gerri Rzansa Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Bauldry Dick and Kiki Brennan Lilly C. Roberts Good Luck Soph's of '74-'75 Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Gilbert The Shiel Family Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Teresi Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sheedy, Jr. Jim McKeever Realty 202 Father Dale Krick Maud's Macrame Congratulations Gomper Stomper Marie and H. Gordon Winston Henry A. Wilky, D.D.S. Congrats Class of '76 Keller Engineering Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Watson Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Ware Stephanie Bridges St. Matthew's School Mr. and Mrs. J .O. Corcoran Mr. J . Pat Madrid Mr. and Mrs. Philip Haggerty Marjorie's Yam Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sroka Mr. and Mrs. Barney J . Dimford Mr. and Mrs. Lud Keaton Mr. and Mrs. Larry Derksen, Jr. Terri Martin Dr. and Mrs. James F. Sullivan Walt's Ace Hardware While-U-Wait Printing Mrs. Louis N. Page Mrs. Herbert C. Tiffany V. H. Borges Mr. and Mrs. R. Dommin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Neary Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Houten Dyer Electric 274-5176 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanita's Farmers Market Mr. and Mrs. Partridge The Zongas Family Mr. and Mrs. William Arendt Dr. and Mrs. Leon Asadourian Rick P. Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Anderson Ella D. Klomparens Grandpa and Grandma Dunlap Pervo Paint Company Mr. and Mrs. Dotterer Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeBolske Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hensley Mae and Claude Evert Westwood Coin OP Laundry 8a Dry Cleaning Dr. and Mrs. B'alk Camelback Union Service Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Connors The Averbrooks Val and MaryAnn Prevallet Mr. B. J. Dohogne Mr. and Mrs. P. Montoya, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J . J . Campanella V. M. Buckly Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swift Riche's Beauty Salon Lawrence D. Woodford Martha Flores Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Torphy Eldene B. Bruneau Taylor Bros. Insurance Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Fullmer Noll's Freeway Texaco Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Hickman Mr. Harry Hoffard Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Guy Hilger Louie and Tonie Hidalgo Republic Supply Co. Dr. Keith H. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kirkendall Ty Lorran Mens Fashions William Hyder Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kohrs Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. George R. Phillips Good Luck Class of '74. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Putz Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKone, Jr. Mrs. John Murphy Alice and Margaret Murtagh Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mack A Friend of Sharon Klinger Joe and Carol Minon Congratulations Julie Ann The Modzelewski Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. J . R. McLaughlin Hancock Fabrics SPONSORS Compliments of Mr. 8L Mrs. John P. Palmer Hi, Moe Dowell! Guess Who? Congratulations Class of '77 Agricultural Enterprises, Inc. Good Luck Graduating Class of '76 G. P. Van Drunen 8L Family Good Luck Class of '75 Mrs. Eugene J. Rooney Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Tim Connolly Happiness and Joy Is Kathy Mr. 8a Mrs. Jack R. Klomparens Good luck Seniors Dr. 8L Mrs. John K. Kay Good Luck, Mr. and Mrs. J. Giroux Best Wishes to the Sophs of '73 The Gouveia family For my grand-daughter Patti Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Harvey Green Best Wishes To Al Xavierians Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bobo Princess works at The Purple Ski Congratulations Friends Robert Sz. Elizabeth Beucus Bless You Class of 1974 Mary Welling Congratulations graduates Dr. 8: Mrs. Tom J. Maxwell Congratulations Sophs Mr. SL Mrs. Martin F. Keil Good luck Juniors Mr. 8a Mrs. Tony G. Macias Best Wishes Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Stephan Good Luck Maria Sullivan Vic's 333 Pharmacy The Villa 'Seville Teen Club would Like to congratulate all seniors From Lee 8a Kathy's Uncle Tom Reilly Custom Cleaners 6017 N. 7 Ave. Phx., Ariz. 85013 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Barney Bowlin Smiley's Tire 8r Auto Glass Center 27 Ave. SL Camelback Rd. Pima Tax 8a Accounting SVS 257-1 162 Gretchen, Good Luck in Tennis! The Perry's One More Year, Juniors! Good luck Mr. 8a Mrs. William Topf Jr. Good luck and best of wishes From St. Agnes School Compliments of the Warren E. Platt Family Best Wishes John J. Schouten Congratulations, Sophs William's Produce Company Best Wishes to Xavier Courtesy of Courtesy Chevrolet Congratulations to the Seniors Jack Geis Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. William Moroney Best Wishes, Juniors The Newman Family Best Wishes, Juniors Mr. and Mrs. P.R. Sawdey Congratulations George and Patricia Mariscal Best Wishes Miller-Scheer Realtors Bless you, Moira Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin Congratulations, Seniors Jan E. McWilliams Congratulations Frosh Dr. and Mrs. Earl J. Baker Title Insurance Co. of Minnesota Mexican Resort Real Estate Paul Walsh 997-6661 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peck Congratulations to class of '74 Compliments of the Warren E. Platt Family Good Luck Sophomores Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. McGovern Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. John R. Norton Sheila T. Fournier Good Luck Sophomores Compliments of Petty's Jewelers, Inc. Congratulations Seniors St. Gregory's Parish Those things that hurt, educate. Mr. Richard J. Mally Farmer's Insurance Group Good Luck Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Ted McDonnell Treasure World Ceramics 2306 W. Indian School Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Crouch Jesus is Lord! The Potter's Farmer's Quality Liquors Il convenient locations I'm OK-your OK The French Family Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sollomi Congratulations '74 class Best Wishes to class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sweeney Sy's Pharmacy 522 East Dunlap Good Luck, Freshman Smart Set Beauty Salon Paul R. Weber Seattle, Washington Good luck, Sophomores! Mr. and Mrs. J. V. O'Dowd Phoenix Blue Print Co. Good Luck! Good Luck Class of '76 Modern Age Furniture 5349 N. 16 St. Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mrs. J. A. Linehan Best Wishes, Frosh and Juniors Dr. and Mrs. Austin R. Grant Best Wishes to the class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf G. Zepeda 204 Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Killeen Anne and Allan DeMore Freshman are the greatest! Congratulations The W. J. Sullivan Family Compliments of Sunshine Valley Ranch Mr. and Mrs. James Cerreta Cerreta Candy Company Congratulations! Ms. Patricia Unale Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Butler Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McGrath Congratulations Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Ted O'Malley Jr. Good Luck Class of '76 Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore D. Thomas Good Luck Freshmen Dr. and Mrs. Robert Westfall To the class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dohogne Compliments of Dr. John T. Wrzesinski 8a family Good Luck Freshman Herseth Meat Packing Co. Congratulations! Dairy Queen 5050 N. Central Jake's Camelback Garage 5530 N. 7 St. 265-2044 National Auto Glass Co. Sunnyslope-Glendale-Sun City Standard Station, 44 St. 8a Camelback The station girls can trust Solano Pharmacy 6015 North 7 Ave. To The Graduates Of '76 From The Graduate Of '61 A 8: A AUTO SUPPLY 727 W. Camelback 264-5339 Good Luck Juniors Gladys 8a Big Ed Best Wishes to Freshman class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Wagenen Compliments of Richard J. Bowers Family Go Juniors! The Fred Pain Family 8a Dogs Congratulations Class Of '75 Mr. 8a Mrs. Ellis Cohen Good Luck to Margaret's Frosh Class Mr. 8: Mrs. C. J. Smith Compliments of J. Kevin Newman Family Scandinavian Airlines System P.O. Box 10475, Phs. 85016 Good Luck To The Sophomores Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Zoller Chicken Out It's Krispy Good 6513 N. 7th St. Phx., Az. Tor!Ann Talent and Booking Agency 263-8708 Congratulations to the yearbook Sister Mary Faith, B.V.M. Good Luck class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. William Green Good Luck Tonto Land 8a Investment Co. L.P.S. Electronics 277-5765 Kathy McDonnell is Cute CThis is seriousl Congratulations James Palmer 81. Son Printing Shaw's Jewelry 9214 N. Central Best Wishes From Mayfair Hope is a waking dream . . . The Aguilar Family Congratulations Seniors Eva Haynes Kathy Currin Says Good Luck Nu-Way Cleaners 742 E. Glendale God Is Love The Stephen Gaida Family The Class of '75 is best Mrs. P. G. Moulder 8: Liz Cutter's Hair 352 E. Camelback Rd. 263-1138 Congratulations to the Class of '74 The Boland Family Bartoli Cleaners 9103 North Central 944-4495 Good Luck Juniors and Seniors Thomas Kiley and Family Good Luck to class of '74 The Smidts To a great Sophomore class Compliments from Dr. Bob Winkler Aetna Life and Casualty Company Ted McDonnell, C.L.U.-Agent Congratulations Seniors 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maslanka Books-Gifts-Cards, and Religious The Marian Shop Good Luck to Goober, Gomer, and Gus From John and Elsie Foley The Little House-Antiques 716 East Camelback Come Have Fun . . . The Red Baron Inn God Bless you all Mary Joyce Freshmen are great Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Lerch Margaret H. Robertson Congratulations Class of '77 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford Freshman! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodman Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schwartz Congratulations W. J. Darrington Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. John Kreis Best Wishes Mrs. and Mr. Byron Harvey L-1. and Mrs. Stark Congratulation Xavier Best Wishes Xavier Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Rentschler Congratulations Class of '74 John and Elaine Bilek Best Wishes D. L. Dowell Good Luck Xavier Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Best Wishes to our daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Eacret Dietrich Appliance Service Good Luck Frosh Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Rice Congratulations GENESIS I Coiffures fCamelback Towersj 4762 N. Central 277-1087 Congratulations Marie Schmitt The Juniors are the greatest Mr. 8a Mrs. James E. McDonald Best wishes for Denise Joslyn Dad, Nancy 8a Eric Mr. 8a Mrs. Clair R. Ripley 1824 W. Seldon Lane Hunter's Trading Post 2035 E. Camelback Rd. 85016 Cheese 'N Stuff 5042 N. Central Gino's Pizza- We Deliver Scottsdale-Tempe Good Luck, Class of '74 Mr. 8z. Mrs. R. L. Saillant Congratulations and Best Wishes ' Kathy's Granny Mr. 8a Mrs. James Powers 521 E. State Ave. Best wishes Rita 8a John Driscoll Navarres Restaurant Fine Dining 264-5355 J. R. Dolan 8a Company 8 St. 8a Colter Townhouses Best Wishes All Xavier Girls Mr. 8a Mrs. Bill Tyrone Kamera Korner Uptown Plaza Conditioned-Air Co. 254-5033 Good Luck Seniors Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Schira Good Luck Ellen The Devney Family Best Wishes to the Class of '76 The Peter D'Angelo Family Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sheridan Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. William D. Smith Ken's Exxon Service 43rd 84 Maryland Ave. 73 206 Congratulations Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Myers Good Luck to the Future Juniors-'74 Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy Good Luck to the Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jagger Good luck Sophomore Class Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Flood The Wildest Club In Town invites you to visit the Phoenix Zoo Best wishes Xavier graduates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hannah Juniors, You Are The Greatest Mr. and Mrs. John Rabbitt Mayme Heser- Piano Lessons 8841 N. 6th St. 944-4710 Pottery Paradise Inc. Scottsdale, Arizona 945-5122 Good Luck Junior Class Phoenix Motor Company Best wishes to the Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Romero Mr. and Mrs. George B. Tremmel 547 W. Wagon Wheel Drive Specific luck to the Class of '76 Noreen and Jack Reed Best Wishes To Sophomores Sc Juniors Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Reedy Best Wishes Class of '74 Karen and Rod In Memory Of Shing Tang Miss Alice Tang Green Feather Book Store Park Central, 277-0414 Congratulations Class of '74 You were crazy but alot of fun Congratulations Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Silva Good luck Seniors! The Cavanagh's Sophomores are great!! Dr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Congratulations class of 1974 From a friend In appreciation Mary and Bert Cavanagh ood Luck Class of '76! Mr. and Mrs. H. George Carroll est Wishes Bethany Cleaners 8a Laundry ongratulations to Seniors of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Cal Carder Sr. ood Luck to the class of '75 Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Causey ongratulations Soph class '73 Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes est Wishes Dr. and Mrs. Michael Churosh Iongratulations Mr. and Mrs. James Corcoran r. and Mrs. Roy H. Holtrup Cathy Holtrup Pr. and Mrs. John F. Currin Kevin, John, Kathleen and Jim lest wishes to the class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Neill for the class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Stark est Wishes Paul Ganz e Made It!! Class of '74 lass of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miceli Family 'ght on and good luck, Seniors! Debbie and Henriette ou were a great sophomore class. Dr. Gary L. D'Spain o all my junior friends Love Nena, Okinawa, Japan t's go Juniors Bette 8a Don ood Luck Seniors! Trish Kahley est Wishes Class of '75 S. R. Hutchison Family he John Appelbe Family Everkiisp Vegetables Inc. est wishes from Ray Andrade Orchestras est Wishes to the Frosh and Sophs Mary and Bill Reilly idn't think I would make it! Michele Hintz Bill Arendt 8a Associates Food Service equipment Congratulations to the class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Breed Let's Go Juniors The Lees Good Luck Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Donald LoPiccolo Happiness to the Graduates of '74 The Thomas P. Burke Family Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schouten Congratulations Class of '74 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Martin America's Beef is Best Bar T Bar Ranch Butler Brother Insurance Agency, Inc. Artistic Hair Fashions 3800 N. Central Ave. Good luck Sophs Corry, Quest 8a Baby Bartoli Cleaners-Carpet And Drapery Cleaning Stand firm and take a New Grip T.R.A.M. Lindenburg Good Luck to the Sophomores Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond G. Loome Smile, and you can do anything Dee. Love, Mom 8a J. AAA Cleaners 279-1414 Good Luck Class of '74 A. Robert Ludwig, D.D.S. Sophomores are Great! Mr. 8: Mrs. F. M. Merrell, Sr. Congratulations! The Billie Mills Family To Tammy, Taffy, and Blanca Christy Silva 1974 4130 N. 19th Ave. Best Wishes St. Francis Grade School Abounader's Gulf Service 3404 N. 19th Ave. Hang in there, Freshmen! You'l1 make it to '77! Matanovich Construction Co. Custom Home Builders Congratulations Class of '74 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wuest Good Luck to the Class of '76 MacAlpine Drugs It is only with the heart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye. - Antoine De Saint-Exupery Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Doyle Good luck! You'll need it. The Unholy 4 plus 1 207 A Adelmann, Sherry 124 Adolphson, Susan 112 Aguilar, Teresa 112 Aiello, Kathie 134,65 Allgeier, Tina 112 Altemus, Tracy 124,19,60,75 Anderson, Catherine 1 12 Anderson, Kim 16,19,134,76,58 Anderson, Lori 102,103 Anderson, Patty 112,50,68 Anderson, Theresa 134 Andrade, Cathy 102 Andrade, Rebecca 112 Appelbe, Katie 124,130,41 Appelbe, Theresa 105,102,41 Appelbe, Rosie 44,134,59,63 Arnold, Caroline 112 Averbrook, Theresa 135 Avery, Patricia 112,72 Avery, Jacque102,109,111,64,73 B Bache, Rita 112,50 Bache, Mary Anne 41 ,52,135,60 Baker, Nancy 102 Baker, Patsy 124 Baker, Georganna 112,73 Baker, Julie 112 Baker Mary 113 Bayham, Mary 16,135,36 Bayham, Patty 124,19 Beaulieu, Brenda 113 Beck, Mary 113 Benjamin, Kathy 113,77 Beucus, Robin 135 Bilek, Lisa 113 Bingham, Christina 102 Blake, Betsy 113 Bobo, Ingrid 113 Bodnar, Lynn 135 Boland, Ann 109,102 Bomar, Cressy 135,75,71 Bomar, Daphne 113 Bool, Abbie 123,124 Bool, Betsy 102 Bool, Susie 22,135,66,67 Botos, Marianne 124 Bourdo, Denise 135,77 Bourque, Sheila 113 Bowers, Mary Theresa 113,119 Breed, Julie 124,60,61,74,73 Brennan, Barbara 113 Brennan, Maureen 102 Brennan, Teri 102 208 Brysacz, Patty 102,71 Buckley, Kate 102 Burke, Sheila 135,63,60 Burnes, Theresa 102 Burns, Frances 136 Burrell, Nina 124,76 Burrus, Marianne 113,60 Butler, Valerie 113 Buttersworth, Kathy 124 Byrne, Teresa 113 Byron, Marlyn 102,103 C Callaghan, Maureen 113 Callahan, Jeanne 102 Campanella, Noreen 102,76 Carder, Mary 46,136 Carder, Patty 113,50 Carroll, Colleen 113 Carter, Anne 124,17,18 Cartledge, Shawn 124,60,75,72 Catalo, Rita 125,74 Causey, Ann 125,58 Cavanagh, Colleen 113 Cavanagh, Laurie 136 Chance, Tracy 136 Chapman, Nicole 103 Churosh, Beth 113,77 Chidester, Sister Ann Marie 85 Cipolla, Cynthia 113 Cipolla, Vicki 103,73 Clark, Penny 103,76 Collins, Andrea 113 Conley, Dorothy 125 Conley, Mary 103,74,73 Connell, Sister Alice 90 Connell, Mary Jean 1 13 Connolly, Mrs. Elizabeth 83 Conroy, Carol 125 Conroy, Vicki 136 Cooney, Diane 113 Corcoran, Maureen 46,18,136,63 Corcoran, Nancy 125 Corrigan, Catherine 113 Coughlin, Mrs. Lillian 84 Coughlin, Margret 101,103 Counce, Leslie 114,77 Coyle, Cathy 125 Coyle, Erin 103,73 Crance, Peggy 125 Crouch, Rene 136,77,60,75.71 Curosh, Nancy 125 Currin, Joan 125 Currin, Liz 136 Cusack, Anne 105,103 D D'Ambrosio, Julie 125,77 Damian, Sister Peter 81 D'Angelo, Ann 113 DTArcangelo, Margie 125 D'Arcangelo, Carol 103 Darrington, Diane 104 Davey, Mrs. Eleanor 94 Davies, Nan 137,66,67,60 Davis, Lisa 104,75,73 DeBolske, Beth 125 DeLoyht, Tracey 126 DeMore, Mary 125 DeMore, Joyce 125 Denny, Sharon 104 d'Eon, Ann 114,75 Derksen, Katie 104,16 Devney, Ellen 137,61,60 Devney, Katherine 114 Dewell, Cathy 104,109 Dilworth, Janet 137 DiStefano, Anita 104 Dohogne, Debra 104 Dolan, Vicki 104,70 Dommin, Karen 114 Donohoe, Karen 126,77 Doss, Cindy 126 Doss, Cheri 105,104 Dotterer, Cindy 104 Dowell, Maureen 114 Doyle, Terry 126,62 Dries, Traci 126,71 Driscoll, Rita 137 Duff, Mary 137 Duff, Barbara 104 Duff, Susie 126 Dullas, Rebecca 114 Dwyer, Brigid 104,101 Dwyer, Mary 114 E Eacret, Diane 126,62,60,74 Eacret, Susan 104,13 Earley, Mary Jane 104 Engel, Mary Jo 104,73 Engel, Tina Ellen 104 Erickson, Susan 126 Erhard, Shannon 105 F Farrell, Sally 137 Fencl, Lynne 114 Feraco, Julie 114 Figueroa, Mary 114 Finch, Jenny 105,73 Fitzgerald, Sister Joan 89,81 Fitzgerald, Mary 125,60 Flood, Amy 114,121 Foeldi, Monika 45,48,137 Foley, Betty 137 Folz, Patti 126 Ford, Theresa 105 Forest, Lisa 137,134,72 Forzano, Gina 105 Fournier, Julia 1 14, 16,72 French ,Ina 138 French, Colleen 125,60 Freund, Pam 126 Fritz, Diana 114 Fritz, Sandra 138 Fuller, Julie 1 14 Fullmer, Teresa 105 G Gabel, Cindy 138 Gabel, Lisa 114 Gabel, Michelle 127 Gaida, Karen 127 , Gaida, Michelle 112,115,122,126 Gallagher, Maura 115,122,42,71 Gambino, Debbie 127 Ganz, Margaret 115,116,72 Garcia, Jessie 127,58 Garcia-, Elena 105,71 Gassmann, Kathy 105,73 Geare, Anne 115 Geare, Julie 105 Geare, Margaret 115,16 Geare, Toni 138 Geis, Stephanie 138 Gerrard, Kathy 126 Gerrard, Karen 105 Gibson, Mrs. Joe 84 Giroux, Anne 126 Giroux, Christine 115 Goodman, Mary 105 Gorey, Elizabeth 115 Gouveia, Marianne 1 12,115 Granger, Susan 127,60 Grant, Margret 101,105 Grant, Mary 127,62 Grantham, Madronna 115 Gray, Mr. Bill 92 H Hagen, Tricia 127 Haggerty, Kathy 105 Hakel, Marita 127,44 Hale, Sister Catherine 82 Hannah, Nora 127,70 Hanrahan, Sister Francia 82 Hanson, Helen 115,72 Harris, Karen 123,127,71 Hartigan, Joanne 105,73 Hatfield, Cynthia 138,63 Hayes, Angela 112,116 Haynes, Eva 127,57 Healey, Karen 138 Heidkamp, Sister Emile Rose 93 Helvie, Mrs. Barbara 95 Hendel, Sister Kate 92 Henderson, Miss Brenda 91 Heintz, Sister Mary Lambert 92 Herro, Nejla 105,71 Higgins,' Kathie 105 Hilger, Mary 19,138,134,61,60 Hill, Rhonda 138 Hilliard, Carolyn 116,119,138 Hilling, Sheila 128 Hintze, Michele 139,63 Hinz, Cecelia 116 Hitchcock, Carol 41,139 Hitchcock, Kathryn 116 Holtrup, Helen 139 Holtrup, Jean 116 Hubbell, Monte 139,72 Hubbs, Christine 105 , 1 16 Hubbs, Mary Liz 106 Hughes, Susan 106 Hutchinson, Anne 128 Hutchinson, Laurie 139 Hutchison, Tammy 128,77,60 I Iadipaolo, Beth 106 Iadipaolo, Theresa 106 Illige, Sarah 128,60 Ingraham, Mrs. Margaret 89 Irwin, Miss Deanna 90 J Jackson, Theresa 139,60,71 J aneczko, Patricia 116 Johnson, Claire 128 Johnson, Mr. Glen 84 Johnson, Heidi 128 Johnston, Ann 106,71 Joslyn, Denise 106,71 Jowdy, Karen 116 Joyce, Karen 106 Joyce, Mary 139 Judge, Jenny 41,139 K Kahley, Trish 44,139 Kane, Lori 106,73 Kauslick, Caroline 106 Kavanagh, Clare 106 Kay, Barbara 116 Keahon, Nancy 116 Keaton, Marijo 106 Keil, Theresa 116 Kelly, Beth 140 Khors, Kathy 128 Kiesling, Patty 128 Kiley, Mary Lou 116,72 Kiley, Theresa 128 Killeen, Sharon 106 Kivett, Anne 125,128 Klomparens, Kathy 128 Kohrs, Kathy 128,71 Klinger, Sharon 106 Kruckeberg, Linda 116 Kucharski, Donna 51,36,77 L La Count, Michelle 116 Lamar, Patricia 116 Largay, Pam 43,47,140 Larson, Lisbeth 106 Lautz, Sister Faith 81 Lawless, Cathy 52,140,63,70 Lee, Nancy 128,42,60,75,71 Lee, Patty 116,75,71,73 Lehan, Elizabeth 116 Leitz, Karen 128 Lindenburg, Mindy 116 Lindlan, Sheri 128 Loome, Kathy 117 LoPiccalo, Kathy 113,117,70 Ludwig, Henriette 140,77 Lukens, Stephanie 128,17,16 Lyons, Anne 117,140 Lyons, Joan 117 Lyons, Mrs. Irene 96 2 M Machrol, Mary Joel 117 Maclnnis, Chris 140 Maclnnis, Bernadette 1 1 7 Mack, Geri 129 Mack, Joanne 106 Malatia, Anne 140 Malley, Barbara 106 Manos, Mary 123,129,18 Mariscal, Leslie 106,75 Marquez, Janice 140 Maroney, Lucy Ann 117 Martin, Margret 106 Martin, Maria 117 Martin, Sheila 117 Martin, Terry 141,16,63 Maslanka, Donna 129 Maxwell, Kathy 141 Meier, Barbara 107 Meier, Debbie 107 Merrell, Elaine 117 Miceli, Kathy 129,77,60 Miller, Kerry 107 Miller, Sharon 107 Mills, Denise 117 Minon, Cindy 117,121,68 Mitcham, Beth 107,111,73 Mitten, Theresa 107 Monbleau, DeeDee 141,75 Montgomery, Marianne 129 Montoya, Margret 107 Moore, Elizabeth 107 Moore, MaryAnne 129,58,60,75 Morrison, Melissa 107 Moulder, Liz 129,75 Mueller, Carmel 141 Mueller, Stephanie 117 Mullan, Janette 129 Mulligan, Mary K. 107 Mulligan, Jan 141,60,75 Munhall, Nancy 107 Murphy, Mary 107 Murphy, Mary 112,117 Murphy, Sharon 117 Myers, Julie 141,63 Mc McCabe, Mary 129 McCormick, Cappi 142,62,60,61 McDonald, Claire 123,129,74,75,72 McDonnell, Kathy 129,70 McDonnell, Susan 107,74,73 McGann, Chris 142 McGann, Mary 117 McGovern, Tracey 107,117 210 McGrath, Shannon 117,118 McGrew, Suzanne 107 McKeever, Rosemary 1 17 McLaughlin, J ami 118 McWilliams, Jan 142 N Naccarato, Kim 129 Neary, Barbi 46,129 Nebrich, Beth 129 Nebrich, Louise 142,17,62 Newman, Ann 129 Nicholls, Raynor 107 Norton, Melanie 107 ,75,7 3 Norris, Carrie 129 Norwood, Janet 107 0 O'Brien, Sister Scholastica 86 O'Conner, Jayne 118 O'Connor, Mary 142,17,77 O'Dowd, Bridget 118,76 Ohton, Diane 118 O'Malley, Susan 130,77 O'Malley, Peggy 106,107,75 O'Neill, Paula 107 O'Neill, Peggy 41,142 Oster, Patty 130 P Partridge, Mrs. Evelyn 97 Pablos, Patty 130,94 Pain, Debbie 130,77,60 Palka, Donna 128,130 Palka, Laurie 118,69,68 Palmer, Diane 118 Peck, Maryann 142 Peck, Susan 107 Pennington, Annette 107,73 Perkins, Jackie 130 Perry, Connie 108 Philippi, Ruthanne 130 Phillips, Patricia 108 Pierce, Kathy 108 Pisano, Christine 108 Pisano, Patricia 118 Pittman, Melissa 118 Porter, Diane 107 Potter, Becca 130 Poulin, Patricia 118,60 Poulos, Deanne 118 Pranka, Carol 119,74,73 Pranka, Cynthia 108,76,74 Pranka, Paula 130,76,74 Prevallet, Susan 108 Prosak, Anne 52,142 Puplava, Sharon 142 Prpic, Mary 119 Putz, Susan 108 R Rabbitt, Diane 130 Rabbitt, ,Mrs. Lyda 51,88 Reardon, Margaret 142,61,60 Reardon, Rosemary 119 Reed, Mrs. Noreen 96 Reedy, Diane 50,13O,66,67 Reedy, Susan 119 Redick, Paula 119 Reidner, Mrs. Adeline 83 Reilly, Lee 111,108 Reilly, Kathy 119 Rhody, Kathy 108 Rice, Nancy Jo 52,32,142,64 Rider, Lisa 130,29,67,66,71 Ripley, Kathy 142 Roach, Barbara 130,77,60 Rodriguez, Martha 130,57 Rohrbacher, Elaine 108 Rohrbacher, Kathy 130 Romero, Ana 119 Romero, Gina 108 Rooney, Pat 130,77,60,75 Rosato, Jerine 109,111,73 Rose, Carol 109 Rotolo, Chris 143,77,60,71 Rotolo, Victoria 119,71 Rucker, Cerlynn 131 Ruiz, Laura 143,77 Ruiz, Norma 119,77 Reilly, Kathy 119 Ryan, Mrs. Judy 89 Rzansa, Miss Gerri 92 S Saillant, Lea 41,141,65 Salerno, Diane 119 Salerno, Gina 131 Sandvig, Marie 131 Sartick, Madeline 45,134,143,72 Sasso, Marianne 101,109 Sawdey, Cathy 131,19 Scanlon, Colleen 120 Scanlon, Judy 131,77,59 Schnur, Miss Irene 97 Schira, Sandra 120 Schira,ASusan 131 Schwartz, Dana 109 Schwartz, Debbie'143,61 Schaller, Jamie 109 Scott, Leda 47,50,143,62,63 Seifert, Judy 131,60,75 Seivert, Mary 41,46,47,18,21,143 Seivert, Rosemary 120 Seivert, Sharon 131,20,66 Sellers, Joanne 109 Shannon, Kelly 131 Shaughnessy, Mary 131,60 Sheahan, Mary 109,13 Sheridan, Mrs. Jean 97,63 Sheridan, Julie 131,19 Sherwood, Miss Maggie 98 Shiel, Virginia 103,109 Shone, Mr. Ron 80,59 Sides, Dorothy 109 Silva, Christy 45,143,7 7 Silva, Diane 120 Silva, Linda 131 Sipos, Gail 120 Skanadore, Ann 109 Slasor, Amy 112,115,120 Smidt, Gretchen 131,127 Smith, Karen 143,64,63 Smith, Melissa 120 Sollomi, Margret 49,144,77 Sroka, Jane 131 Stahl, Laura 120 Stark, Julie 131 Steffen, Lucia 132 Steffes, Miss Hildegarde 85 Stephens, Sherri 134,144,72 Sterling, Patricia 112,120 Stevenson, Holly 120 Stocking, Beth 109,62 Suarez, Gina 132 Sullivan, Leslie 109 Sullivan, Maria 109 Swanson, Kelly 120 Sweely, Sister Carole 97 Swift, Susan 109 Sweeney, Tiffany 109,73 T Tang, Carol 132 Tang, Patty 132,60 Taylor, Karen 144 Teresi, Ellen 109 Theisen, Lisa 132 Thom, Lynne 144,94,77 Thomas, Lisa 121,69,68 Tobin, Moira 144,57,73 Topf, Kathy 108,110,73 Topf, Lee 132,74 Topf, Theresa 132,123 Torphy, Patty 102,108 Tremmel, Ann 121,77,60,75 Trompeter, Pam 144 Turiano, Gina 121 Tyrone, Toni 144 U Unale, Mrs. Patricia 95 V Valent, Sheri 144,66 Vallee, Andrea 132 Van Drunen, Karen 121 Van Haren, Mrs. Elizabeth 82 Van Ollefen, Mrs. Phyllis 96 Varney, Nina 132,48 Vercauteren, Kimberly 109 Acknowledgements W Waid, Elizabeth 121 Wallace, Tina 132 Walsh, Christina 121 Walsh, Philomena 20,22,144 Ware, Leslie 132,19 Watson, Charlotte 1 10 Wauters, Carroll 145 Weber, Nora 110 Weiler, Cindy 110 Welling, Mary 145 Welsh, Jane 1 10 Welter, Sister Elizabeth 87 Wertz, Lisa 132 West, Lori 121 Westfall, Denise 110 White, Cathy 121 Whitney, Adelyn 110 Wines, Lisa 132 Wingo, Vicki 132 Winston, Barbara 1 10 Wojciehowski, Dolora 132 Wood, Alycia 101,110,73 Wuest, Theresa 145 Y Yockey, Mary Beth 134,145,134 Z Zaun, Heidi 145 Zardus, LeeAnn 121 Zeleski, Cece 132 Zimmerman, Lynn 110 Ziraldo, Theresa 145 Zoller, Kristin 121,72 Zoltak, Lorraine Zongas, Rosella 121 , The Prophet, by Kahil Gibran Friends, by Mark Klingman and Buzzy Linhart New Friends and Old Friends, Author unknown Tribute, Author unknown Recalling days spent together, Author unknown 211 ,v Wfx,-wg I Q I 6... f L 4w5lv , ffh'+1 ' -w , ' ar, 38.15 ,. - f ' ':. 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Senior Da highlights week-long festivities if '45- -3, Left: Sharon Murphy has her tenny runners polished by a Mexican muchacha. Above: Denise Mills enjoys the food before the entertainment. Left: Some freshmen ham it up after the movie. Left to right: Brigid Dwyer. Lori Anderson, Carol D'Arcangelo, Cindy Weiler, Nejla Herro, Kate Buckley, and Susan Eacret. Right: Ellen Ziraldo 'enjoy South Campus. May 7 . . . a da to remember iw.- Deveny and Theresa ' one last meal on the 3 fe' ' A nf Above: Soph's and Seniors swing at the luncheon. Right: The junior moderators censor the skit before the banquet. Left to right: Patty Bayham, Mrs. Lyda Rabbit, and Mrs. Patricia Unale. 1' X X M' 'L ix in Four years remembered in one night Z A A rg, if Left: A few steps closer to college. Above: Peggy 0'Neill bubbles with the excitement of gradu- ation. -gulul ...gnu- Left The presentation of diplomas Above Therese Jackson adjusts Julle Myers cap Left: Last minute instructions. 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