Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Just wait and see. . . That's what the Junior Prom Com- mittee kept telling the skeptics who maintained that a gym could never be elegant enough for a prom. Ju- niors and Seniors alike refused to believe that it could be done. So while the skeptics debated attend- ing or not, the believers worked at their dream night and day. And, on May 1st, the dream became a reali- ty. The believers glowed with pride and the skeptics ooh'd and ah'd with amazement. The Juniors had indeed moved New York and Cen- tral Park, with all its glitter and ro- mance, to Bourgade's Gym. ll Chris Zagar dances the night away with his date, Marie Dickmann, 2l Prom servers Todd Kissel, Tim Beerling, Lisa Martinsen, and Chris Oldham are relieved that their busy evening is coming to an end. 3l Mike Scully and Carla DiGiovine celebrate a wonderful evening togeth- er while relaxing and sipping their drinks in Central Park. 4l After being crowned Prom King and Queen. David Locher and Cathy Mur- phy express their happiness to Second Attendants Andy Lambros and MaryAnne Kilfoyle, and Third Attendants Tom Salidino and Monica VanDerWerf. 51 Prom Queen and King, Cathy Murphy and David Locher. 6l First Attendants, Chris Hardin and Mike Chagnon. 71 Second Attendants, MaryAnne Kilfoyle and Andy Lambros. 8l Third Attendants Monica VanDerWerf and Tom Salidino. Prom 105

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Activities fill Gym Dedication Week Student, parent, and alumni activities filled Gym Dedication Week, November 15-21. The events consisted of basketball and volleyball tournaments for alumni, a wine and cheese party for parents, and a dance in the gym for students. A western dinner-dance featuring the Barbed Wire Boys was the last of the event-filled week. On Saturday, November 21, the Mass of Dedication of the gym was celebrated. Monsignor Thomas O'Brien, who later became Bishop of Phoenix, was the principal celebrant of the Mass. When asked what Gym Dedication meant to him and the Bourgade family, Father Don Fetters replied, Our celebration was an occasion of thanksgiving for all the people whom that building represents: particularly those who hoped for it, those who went without it, those who worked for it, those who will use it now and in the years to come. ,,',, , i ll Representing the families of Bourgade, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hobaica follow Father Dan Conditt in the offertory procession. 21 Father Don Fetters and Father Joseph O'Neill assist then-Monsignor Thomas O'Brien with the celebration of the Mass. 3l Joe Cosper escorts then- Monsignor O'Brien as he blesses the gym. 4l Representing the athletes, lvan Gelo, Robert Meza, and Joe Cosper offer gifts in the procession. 5l Andy Lambros, Mr. Mike Radigan, and Steve Walter provide musical accompaniment for the ceremony. 61 Skilled pianist, Lisa Schacke, uses her talents to complement the singing at the Mass. Gym Dedication 107