Brophy College Preparatory School - Tower Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1979 volume:

5, ., -was ,, X ..,. ,,,,m News K gl... Brophy College Preparatory 4701 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Volume XXIII . 3 ................. MW- Aim .......... ICOOOlOOOOllOOOOO I I Z2 Z9 59 75 wuflbu ................. Soplwmom ............ 93 mm .............. 107 Ffwah... ............... 135 149 I Undnujuuuui .......... 174 Within the following pages, Brophy will be displayed through the eyes of the yearbook photographers . Those eyes have witnessed near-perfect Foot ball and basketball seasons. A spirit of Bronco Power and Pygmy Mania seemed ingrained in an excited student body. The tremendous number of success- Ful Fund-raising events suggested that an air of self-sufficiency surrounded many of the organizations. Each class added to the year: the Freshmen-a pool of future athletes and leaders, the sophomores-many successful sales, the iuniors-official broom hockey and Pygmy Power, the seniors-new innovations For the Xmas drive and our year in sports. ln order to highlight each portion of this year, the book has been divid- ed just as the year, by seasons. This enables one to look at the year as it happened. So, read on, br this is how it was! Y W. . f' as I-.ophygs the 6555755 s.unsar' ollege is CCCDLFEFEQU LIE-Tj 3 Prepluu, ,:':'l7VH vvoxcg U gil XAVIER 325 'f' -Q in Hgggogf QQ th auvxf-1'- 65:95. b. e -Lsvadj '-P! Q lg cud 4 HSI ISN3 ' :I GJ BCP E E Enacipne -L U lu SNQE . I S 222329 mg Plig 25 5 E QQQE .Q3f,L5gfr.,. ul C-'QEQHE 'M Q12 mi EFVSSEQ E an BRCPHY K E53 ,fS501SWPREP? 1345 gg SIIIINIIIISIQ Efggufggg Allalllllll 5 1 - Q 1 W f 5 4 H: 1 i 5 6 154 S-,NMR l l l l l C Mr. Fred Cczmplsono Assisfcni' Principal, Varsify Football Coach I . 4 11755 I , Algll, M G R- ' -mmm is if + 1' i ,...,, M' nu- 4. 11 Samuel Almada Syl Arena Timothy Atencio Gary August 12 John Bayham Theodore Bayham 9 Christopher Bayley Philip Benguhe Mr. Mark Campbell History, Model UN, Cross Country Coach Frank Benifes John Bruner P Michael Byrne Christopher Burke James Burrell Paul Collins Pau Cafinella David Colwell Michae Contrades Robert Coope Robert Costello Davial Counce ifc- Vernon Creamer Fr. Anton Renna, S.J. English Department Chairman, Honors English, Humanities, Ren. Faire, Shylock's Corner , T1omas D'Ambrosio Stephen Danforth Thomas D'Angelo Thomas Daughton 14 , 1 Steve Derbis John De Ymaz Thomas Dickey William Dickey James Doclenhoff John Dohogne James Doose Charles Doss Kevin Dowell ' Ja mes Dra ke Anthony Dries Jonathan Eurich X 'F Thomas Fallon Paul Fanta Jon Farrar John Fay Jim Fishman Richard Flood Mark Fornefelcl John Fournier Robert Froel ich John Frost Mark Galvin Paul Gcnem Gregory Gatwoocl Eric Gerster Mit I cdel l Gio ngobbe Christopher Guo ltieri Mr. Michael Klein Assistant Principal For Academics 17 L Ui LffL Robert Hadden George Hale Michael Hclmby James Hanson James Helffrich Braid Hering e M Carl Hess I i Patrick Hinrze Michael Hopkins X Q i George Hueg James Jelks Barry Jones Anthony Julian Brian Kelly John Kauffman Mark Killeen .. ,sf mmuvwwlf' - Dean Kocheri' Michael Koglin 20 Paul Kreloaum Michael Krekeler ' 1 4y 2257.51 '- Ion Lamont Jeffrey Lcxrgay John Labrie Charles Lagcffufo David Lebeou James Lee Thomas Lc1Jeunesse Martin Lamb Fr. Marc Colegori, S.J. NFP, Lovin I, ll bkxric Leifner Gary Lewis John Long Enrique Love Sean Marron Timothy Martin Mehrcn Mcssoumi Kevin McCann Martin McCarty John McCauley Michael McDonough Edward McLoone Murray McQueen Joseph Mead Michael Mills Drew Mirfelsi-aedf' Fel ix Moreno i Daniel Morrissey 23 lan Munro John Murphy if Mr. John Blsenlus, S.J. English lll and IV, Round-up Moderator, Drama Department I T 2' ,gg Ee - Nw., John Olney Kent Pafforcl Mark Musgrave 24 Randall Niven Mark Palella E ' s' 5' K Eric Peay John Pierce s Mrs . Jacqueline Labbe Algebra ll, Applied Maflw, Probability and Stofisfics, Key Club, and Bookstore John Plcx1'1' Marvin Perclfio George Poffer Q Tlwomos Peferson John Quist 2 5 Christopher Rupp Curt Reimonn Patrick Rhody Som Riek Donald Roberton 5 Fr. Alfred Naucke, S.J. Superintendent, Frosh Counselor .lf 'J' 4 1...-H.s Bruce Roberts Fernando Ruiz Juan Sanchez Thgmqg Schmitt S ttle r S it Q v Martin Schwarzkopf David Seeger John Simons Darryl Stein Jonathan Sferrer .. M , if if l S -1: . lfifww -f e lil L-,, A . . 'fy 3' f S Mr. John Kunkel ! U.S Govt.-Economics Gary Sipos Grant Smith Frank Spinelli William S'ri'reler Michael Sullivan Paul Thom Fr. Joseph Finch, D.SS. Mark I, Mark ll David Thull Douglas Travers Ronald Trog Brian Truchon James Turlip Thomas Valenfe 2 9 Q it 5 J v A - H xvgi ,L , ,N MHS-y' Y, Peter Walsh X Robert Von den Broeck Scott VcinDrunen if A .xxx Kevin Vercciuteren Mr. Paul Meyers Senior Counselor, Model U.N. Moderator Mortin Villcccx Joseph Watson Kerry Wilkinson Deon Willmore Jeffrey Willson y rr gy .., rr r Charles Wilson Gary Winfering Brion Wood George Wre nn kai? This year Brophy celebrated its Fiftieth aniver- sary with a Golden Jubilee Mass. The occasion was honored by the presence ofthe Provincial, the Very Rev. Robert St. Clair, S.J. He was the principal speaker and gave an interesting l account of the history of Brophy. A special guest at this Mass was Rev. Joseph Howard, S.J., a teacher in both the early years of Brophy and after the school reopened . He gave much to Brophy in his long years of service, and it was fitting that he should share in the celebration. He is more aware than anyone of the struggles and accomplishments of Brophy over the last Fifty years, and we were specially honored by his participation in our celebration. M173 ssggqw.. , Mrs. William Henry Brophy Founded this school in honor of her late husband. To her we owe much gratitude and thanks. The Original Brophy dese are some of Brophy's First athletes, the Block Club of 1934. The First President of Brophy, Rev. James E. Malone, S..l. For the first three years of Brophy's existence, he worked to build and establish the school. 33 A J l 5 'c' Eli! 'N-Q-,iff 'i The Freshman Class of 1933. They worked For three years To meei' The Brophy sfandards of excellence. Mosf would have achieved these goals and graduated. Bur it was nor 'ro be. The Depression closed Brophy in 1935. If would remain closed For The nex'r sevenfeen yea rs . Brophy closed its doors in 1935 ln the years that Brophy was closed, the buildings were put to good use by Xavier High School. The girls on the left are posing in the Xavier courtyard. The Senior officers ot l954 Cbelowl are standing in Front ofthe Xavier rectory with the Xavier tower standing tall in the background. , '51-1,-.. ,.:...a In 1952 Brophy was given new life Our Xavler I'G11g1Of1 teachers ID action! Father Schallert, Father Savage, and Father Harrington. From 1952 to 1956, Brophy and Xavier shared the same school building and Faculty. These pictures from the 1954 Xavier Yearbook show that Rev. Francis Harrington, S.J., the President of Brophy from 1952 to1962, was also a Xavier teacher. The Brophy classes were held down- stairs in Regis Hall, and the Xavier classes were held upstairs. This was a good arrangement For all with the possible exception of Fr. Harrington. Due to the lack of other quarters, he was forced to sleep in the Ladies Powder Room for three months. He was therefore restricted from his own room from 6:30 in the morning until late at night. Q bhp I In i957 Brophy reclaimed all of The old buildings from Xavier. By i960 ground had been broken For a new buildingfabovel . In 1967 'rhe Brophy gym was completed, and we won our First game against Sf. Mary's. 'ar Mr N' I kg K X X k X , Y S , 3 X I X QE iq + X W . wk K 2 8 5 as Q R I x Y , -gn, u AEP- -k f X QR ' 1555 if ff- ffzg- WP Q . 5 gg Bk M A W x N' P . E1 ,MV J N5 i -Q yay' FALL b A 8 1 x.., , ' F L be ibieb 2 I 2 FRESHMAN! I! The beginning of school means new classes, book buying, and N EW FRES HMEN! 3 2 E k a 4 :E 'YL 5 1 I -fy pf,- 4 1 F ffl-1 -M-'. an ., ,Q AN Y I C l 9 1908 4' V 4' LANE RRCDWHEA D K... .--- N-W.. .wb I58 me . - -.5 13 .Q- Q A M K+ X :J , X Q, Q X . -,. , Q, gs 15 I 52.3155 Q N? S k 7 QL -k.f- '-size? X -' 2 L if 1. , W 1 x K -P' -1 3 2 . ' X H X h . ' 'z ' ffef r ' W ,-L, 1 35 f ' , LL.. wi 5 i. 1. , t 3 xi 5 1f.::if h . ,H im if 'fy h X 3 - 1 k ,L 1 ki 1 1 if 'f fvzig , S 3 X . . , : I, A N , S if 5 fa 1 af K 5 - I i 3 Q. 5 2 ii E gf' 'Sig gf 77375 M0809 A241 SIX PEOPLE TRAPPED IN A GUEST HOUSE WITH A MURDERER! Who was ir? Was if The canfankerous retired iudge, Mrs. Boyle? Was i1' the manish Miss Casewell? Was if 'rhe young newly-weds, Molly and Giles, or maybe the mysterious stranger who appeared out of The nighf? Cash Kim Clarey, Chris Dunforcl, Kari Ecklund, Tom Daughfon, Bob Maynard, Mike McCauley, Mark SiIva, and Frank Spinelli Undersfudiesz Laura IIIige, Shelley MuIIigan, and John McCauley Could it have been the Feminine Christopher Wren? Or was it really the director, Mrs. Betty Woiciehowski? No, it was the police sergeant. And in all productions, care is taken to see that all make-up is put on correctly ancl painlessly? was 43 ID G E N .C 0 IB .Q llll 0 .E Broncs AIA Div Here 's Why! Managers: Mark Kamps, Bob Heywood Head Manager Pat Moran and Randy Coope Central Paradise Valley St . Mary's Greenway Apol lo Shadow Mt. Prescott GIendale1Homecommg Agua Fria Cortez Playoffs St. Mary's Amphitheater Mountain View 46 Cheerleaders: J.V. Cheerleaders: 5 Top Row: Amy Treon, Martha MoroneyfCo-capfainl, Nun VFSCO E and Kathy Folz Meg Murphy Margot Core Row Two: Carol DeBolske and Gidgef Reges'rerfCap'rainD Lydia ESCOb0r N 4 1 4 8 ffawyfww V. A ,W M, J- 'Y , N, ., .,,,,,,, ,L A - ---f.., L., , .,,- W,:.-M1.1w-m.4eWff1-- -if ,Q 5-...Q if? Mr. Don Schmidli U.S. History, Military History, Athletic Director. i 3 50 SWB'-'Z' Mr. Trevor Stinson Vorsity Football Cooclw, Golf Coach, P.E. 5l!PfR SHISON! Determination and a will to win. Dedication plus hard work. This sums up the 1978 Brophy Bronco football team. In some cases it looked as if David and Goliath were battling since the Broncos, with Pygmy Mania support, continued to down larger and stronger opponents. In fact, the Broncos came out on top twelve out of thirteen. It was the first time in many years that the success of the gridders carried over to the student body. Both friends and foes of football cheered for a team that the critics felt was just plain lucky? Proved them wrong was what we did. How does a 10 - 0 regular season catch you, especially for a team mediocre at best? Central, St. Mary's twice, Cortez and Amphitheater were among the Goliaths which were slain. Everyone was out to get us, to put us where they thought we belonged. It took the state champions, Mountain View, to make us settle for- second best, one defeat. The Broncs came marching in this year and have every reason to be proud of themselves. Congratulations! Mike Sheedy 51 pw I hx, 'GN N? . ,, x t +,.. f,4as'1fi 'N :swf 00?'BA1L Mr . Mickey Ryan Varsity Foofbcu I I Coach 53 I:l20Sh The frosh A football team fmade up of freshmen weighing over l3O poundsl is under the direction of Mr. Jack Haughn and Mr. Dave Brennan. They proved themselves worthy in a field of difficult competition. This year's team showed that they will be compet- T etive in the years to come. The Frosh B football team fmade up of freshmen weighing under l3O Ibs.l, a truly spirited addition to Brophy sports, enioyed the coaching of Mr. Steve Dagilis for the first time. Mr. Dagilis, along with Mr. Jim Mullaney, S .J., guided the anx- ious Frosh through a year of vicious competition . il I BBUPBY' W n Mr. Jim Mul aney, S.J. Mr. Steve Da9'l'5 lfifisfiltis - s I ' Q Q B s .,,.. . Q t s 'E 352575 , 3' . s - ., ki Rik iw 5 M: is K :iw FGOIBAU 5 ,xv M , . - 1 rf, ., ,Q M, X. M Mr. David Brennan - Mr. Jock Hcughn 55 Mr. Mark Campbell Cross Counfry Coach Awv v X ..W, --.. Sir- Rv' . sw My W EV J . 6 S 1 'hw iw ' F Mr. John Firth, S.J. Director of Frosh and Soph. Retreats Religion I, and Christian Moral Vo Skxs :IMA 1 . ii? JU IDRS I David Albers Jeffrey Altman AQ! Scoff Abram Michael Aiamie John Appelbe Cameron Arfigue ,gs eee eereed, A . W 'me .eee gsm ESQ px mi' x is x. 5 Ss O 1 f Joseph Aufher -, re, 4 60 Siena James Barnard Patrick Barrese Brian Bafasfini Christopher Bayham Mark Berch Terence Borg Christopher Brady Philip Bush Christopher Butler John Butler Thomas Butterfly Lance Bridges Michael Bristel Lewis Brown Michael Burns l f mmm ,--i Max Bynum Michael Cacioppo Gregory Cahill Tool Carson Mr. Steve Dagilis Algebra ll, Geometry, Frosh B Football and Frosh Baseball Coach. L,,, ks.. 'N-s 6 1 Lloyd Castle Robie Childers Paul Cichocki Philip Cipolla Scott Clancy Todd Clancy i Patrick Contrades Matthew Creamer Arnold Dernarco Russell Dickey 62 , grew i ax , r of at s is is l im 55 Sw: X . gf Alan Cochran Edward Conley Christopher Crocker Eric Darcy Thomas Donaldson Stephen Dorsett Mr. Bob Wilson Spanish I, ll, lll, IV Asst. Swim Coach Chess Club Co-moderator Thomas Ehmann Paul Eklund Peter Elder Francisco Elias Thomas Driggs Jeff Ebbesen Charles Echols Bartholomew Edes if Michael Embry Timothy Evans James Fischetti Edward Foster Danny Gorman Thomas Graham James Foster Roger Geiger Steve Gray Edward Green John Greiss Vaughn Heberlee Donald Henry Donald Herman Kevin Houlihan Patrick Hubbs T , q,,E: L ..Ei G X ai. New 'in Sky. Michael Guilleaume Mark Guzzi Alan Hall Robert Haywood Brendan Healy - - 'N . N W 1 - fi fix l 4 ill John Keahon 'Eugene Keller ll Thomas Hunts Brian Hushek Kevin lllige Daniel Irby David Jackson John Jackson Kellard Jansen Mark Kamps James Kennedy Richard Kennedy Fr. Daniel Sullivan, S.J. Theology Deparfmeni' Chairman James Kerr William Koehnan Georg Koesfer Blair Kolkoski Robert Kopas David Krekeler I A-rl X 1 1 1 - 'X , ' i L K' 'if ' i L is Kevin Lerch Frank Lo Duca John Lopez 1 f Jeffery Martin neenee L L, Kevin Maschue S. i fi'- Charles Matthews zo l l l Mark La ioie Ron Lawrence Gregory Leach Douglas Lee Mack Lehman Antoine Lemaire :Sl i iQ Mr. Leo Mraz- Gym Custodian Matt Matthias Robert Maynard sk,fA5', A fi Michael McCauley Michael McGovern B - ' 9 5 William McGrew Carlos Nandin Steven Navarro Michael Needham Robert Newquist John Nicgorski Patrick Moran Douglas Morgan Mr. Steven Running Science Department Chairman, Tennis Coach n a aa 2 ISZI y rteeeeee gg J! . , ' , W' .s do 'TR -L E X , sg i I' 4 S X retr fi ' I Jay O 'Connor 4 If E lx . R Ja mes Otto Raymond McNal ly Patrick Miller Timothy Mullan John Mulligan Thomas Mulligan Mark Munhall Edward Murphy Edward Myskowski if 5 sv Jack O 'Connor Timothy O 'Leary Alexander Oliphant Thomas Pitre Rocco Pizzarello Michael Platt Alexander Poulos Thomas Pranka Cody Prestwood Michael Pullman George Quinif Ricardo Ramirez David Parke Geoff Perry Christopher Peters f Joseph Polanski Bruce Polk Alan Potts 68 A I l if it John Reid James Reidy William Reilly Robert Roark Mark Robson Frederick Rohrbacher Oscar Ruiz David Ryan Gary Sauer Sco1 r Schaefer Lawrence Seppelfrnck Chrisfopher Shancl Neil Shea Michael Sheecly James Schamadan John Scharf William Schulte Kevin Scofi- fy R Mr. James Celoni, N.S.J. Algebra ll, Ma1'rixfLimifs, Vectors, Music Coach James Skomp Philip Smoker Timothy Sheecly Mark Silva 69 12245 Jonathon Sommervi l le Charles Spilman David Sroka Gregory Stanley Fit Joseph Stephan David Stubing Fr. David Klein, S.J. Chaplain, Junior Counselor Frosh Tennis Coach Scott Teich Anthony Teresi Garrett Thompson John Tobias John Tobin Stephen Trombley 70 .i X .. Francis Sullivan Thomas Swanson Christopher Tait David Tanzer Daniel Taylor Charles Wilmer Thomas Wilson Richard Winemiller Andrew Worth Michael Wright Michael Viland Edward Walsh Robert Watson Robert Wauro Robert Westfall Victor Wrublik i R ,V sstl cibs l is .X is 1 Clark York Keith Yunger Jeffery Zemer Michael Zimmerman H . X315 A . K 3 QL 72 .45 l f f 4. 5 'W' jgpitj WI is U 1 at ,A ,W --ff Q wk ' fx I I Q ' 'M 1 1-4 fm rn . U a ' WINTER fs- wma U16 shakespeane iles t I val The Second Annual Renaissance Faire proved that Brophy students do possess seeds of culture. Fr. Renna once again organized a successful three days of Shakespeare scenes acted out by stu- dents. The high attendance demonstrated that parents as well as students enioy listening to the better works of Shakes- peare as interpreted by amateur actors, the students . 74 ite. HT? ' 5 513. K R JN x 5 'R Q, ' il Q 7 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL M Comeback Sf. Nkwyk VVashingfon Paradise Valley Cenfral Agua Fria hAarcos de P4iza Mountain View Chandler Shadow MT. Codez Greenway ApoHo Prescoff C3lendale Agua Fda Shadow MT. Codez Greenway Apouo Prescoff C3lendale hAoon Vblley Conez They 68 78 67 70 65 46 70 70 62 42 59 74 63 76 34 65 44 63 67 68 76 52 53 68 60 Mr. John Chambers Biology I, Anatomy, P . E . , Varsity Basketball Coach S Mg 'Z-gn' fm!! 'gps X 13 -fwiwv. X? . A I i ss, ina S213 izfzstg effzesfzi iii? ig ,' .1141 -- 1 .k.:'.. 1' +3 Av W :Am .X an A '91-.'4. AW Q,xY K ,Wt ., E xg , 1,23 ' IZ? f lg a X -- ml, gn g R xg H A 3. .5 X P' , F 5 lf ' V .1-.:9 ..J 1 A 1 5 W -sw J ' X M 4,- 80 X 1 32 3 ' N 'Q a - 3 5 Mig QBRT82 54 g f 7,4 t V I l 1 BRONC05' 8:45165 UA!! After an outstanding football season, most people expected very little from the basketball team here at Brophy. However, there were a few believers, namely Coach John Chambers and his team. As it turned out, they had the pleasure of the last laugh as the Bronco cagers rolled to an l l - l record and the Skyline A-League crown. They entered the division playoffs favored, and behind the play of all- league player Jim Dodenhoff defeated Moon Valley. However, they then fell to the Cortez Colts 68-66 in overtime and again the following night to Apollo, thus ending their hopes for a berth in the state tournament. The year was especially profitable from the standpoint of experience gained. The team was led by a fine crop of juniors, among these were Greg Taylor, Larry Seppelfrick, Rick Miller, Eric Darcy, and Bill Kennedy. But, as with most teams, the seniors were the mainstay. Key players were Kevin McCann, Paul Fanta, John Frost, John Fournier, and Chris Bayley. Next year the Broncos should be strong with five returnees, two of them starters from this yearts squad. Thanks to all who attended the team is games. - Rick Miller -..t ' kigiffig i i Q' - - lg-g,gg,.::-L ,- 83 lfl QLEXSSUKG VVe Camekack 43 Sr. PAary's 63 VVashingfon 62 Paradise Valley 54 Central 57 Agua Fda 69 Shadow MT. 44 Cortez 43 Geenway 52 ApoHo 65 Presccwf 63 C3lendale 65 Agua Fda 69 Shadow MT. 51 Codez 63 Greenway 39 ApoHo 44 Prescoff 54 Glendale 66 They 58 65 48 59 63 89 38 61 54 56 53 43 52 37 62 50 54 55 37 N06 ar J Se Moon Valley AguaFda Cowez Greenway Apono Prescott Glendale Agua Fria Shadow Mounfain Conez Greenway ApoHo Prescott Glendale They 39 43 41 48 28 62 22 43 45 42 34 45 27 44 1 . Fi 4,f' The Frosh B team's efforts were unrewarded on the courts. Their Final record was tive wins and ten losses. But it seems as though fate might have been against them Six games were lost by two points or less, two games in overtime. Better luck next year. 87 Wrestling The Brophy Wrestling team has come a long way in one year. Three of our wrestlers, Steve Nav- arro, Eric Berch, and Rich Wine- miller, went to the state tournament. fits, Mr. Paul Perez, S.J. Latin l, Wrestling Coach NHS Moderator Under the leadership ot coaches Dave Brennan, and Paul Perez, S.J. and team captain Mike McDonough, the team has grown and developed. We look For greater accomplishments in the future. Mr. David Brennan Lc11'in ll, Ill, and IV, Greek, Froslw A Football Coach, Wrestling Coach Soccer rr Fr. Eugene Growney, S.J. U.S. History, Western Civ.p Soccer The soccer team, Brophy's newest athletic endeavor, worked hard to build and establish itself in the Brophy world of sports. Under the management of Fr. Growney and a coaching staff of Mr. Heim, Mr. David Robinson N.S.J., and Mr. J. Richard Kelahan the team was knitted into a functioning unit. We look Forward to big things from them next year. I L Mr. Daniel Heim, Modern 84 PSSC Physicsp Science Club Moderatorg Soccer Coach E 3 a i a 1 I I , 1 1 V 91 A wi. Q w an 3 . J I w e Ms. Moriora Rose Hodge Secretory fo The Vice Principal we SCJPHGMGRES Charles Alcya Mark Babington Roloert Baum Steven Berrett Douglas Black George Bogle Michael Bohannon Henry Bongiovi Justin Bridges Steven Brown Damon J. Allen Frank B. Almacla Christian Anderson Lynn Ashton Eric Atencio Maurice Autclerheide ,J- Patrick Bush David Butterfly Robert Cain lll Kelly Canfield Steven Cannata Charles Carl ise Curtis Carpenter i,1kNt l John Bruner Paul Burcher Stephen Burg Dennis Burke David Burkluncl ik s t i Gianandrea Ca ravetta Michael Carl in .lohn Casey Peter Catalano Douglas Cauble John Charles Theodore Chittenden John Christian John Corpstein William Costello Bryan Croddy Mark Curtin Walter Davis JJ. , Curt Clausen John Clemens Scott Cooley Shane Cooney Richard Corbo :tin fs Bartholomew Davison Brian Day Kenneth Denmeke James Depaoln Daniel Dnethelm Steven Dodenhoff Mark Dohogne John Dunford John Durkin Gerald Dwyer G X Clifford Flaaen John Garbayo Brien Garnand Lindsay Gentry Peter Gould Michael Dwyer Jerome Ehmann Kenneth Eme James Ervanian Brian Fitzhugh William Grimes Steven Grippando Geoff Gushee Michael Hale James Halpin Mr. Jim Heard Biology l and ll, J.V. Football Coach J 1 f-f' ff f:, ,fr -fm-11 wi Z9 ly . W1 ' : ' - E F .Q FX my-K 2' l Basil Hanss John Harambasic Jeffrey Hardin James Harold Jeffrey Heckel John Hernried Ron Herzlinger Brian Hinfze Cary Hipps Sfeven Hofford Gary Hollenberg Robert Holmes Stephen Hume Scoff Irving William Isbell -r ,:g,.. if . all xl, V'f' J A A , rlwfi a 3 ef! ' 1' aff- af sir , w - , . . Kevin Kennedy Leroy Kewanimptewa Michael Knill Douglas Kock Wolfgang Koester Robert Koruh Michael Krane Matthew Kuchar Paul Laolensack Fr. Eugene Corbett, S.J English l, Corral Thomas Joyce James Kaleka Eliot Kaplan Joseph Karl Timothy Kelahan Lance Keller John Kelly Sean Kelly William Kelty Francis Kennedy ,. ., . .W .W-,, . ...,,..,, Ms... . .., ..............,...,.,......,..-.. ......i....a........, Joseph Melendez Mark Meredith Lee Miller Todd Miller Michael Montandon James Lerch Johnny Leslie Timothy Locker Mark Lomaintewa Juan Love Donald Mason Edward Mason Richard McKeon Derek Meeks Albert Lama Todd Lamont Steven Landreville Christopher Lehman Robert LeMarr John Murphy Michael Murphy Thomas Murphy Luis Navazo Edward Newquisf Henry O'Riley Robert Pedersen Eugene Piepenbrock Francisco Pizzarello Michael Nickas Anfon Nikodemus Charles Ogden David Poling Charles Potter Herbert Potthoff ll Joseph Queen Daniel Raker Marc Ramirez Joseph Ramsey Robert Renouard William Riek Brian Robertson Peter Roclerique Miss Marie Bailey Geometry, Algebra ll John Roecluger David Rogers Mr. Ralph Vallecorsa Sophomore Counselor, Drivers' Ed. Instructor, sJ.V. Begketball Coach l J srs S J 41331562 , , , ' , Joseph Romley Michael Rubi Damian Ryan John Salvatierra Daniel Savoca James Schade Mr. Thomas Grace Geometry, Algebra ll Charles Schmidt Timothy Schmitt Jeffrey Schroer Fernando Serpa S i t ,,,1. ii af' l iii l liilin 'iiili ,,is1f ,5 i t ,W , Vyf i , :Z:,, V I , Vy y . Joseph Shanahan Donald Shaughnessy Christopher Shea Matthew Sheahan Scott Shroll 39 ' ffm... Y James Simons John Small Ridge Smidt Daniel Smith John Snider Charles Sporleder Myron Staab Craig Stein Jeffrey Stevens Robert Stewart Scott Sullivan Brett Swindig David R. Toland Ill Robert Topping Randy Toward Eugene Trog John Trusiak - - f ' it s , , ,Q 5: N B I J .K an assi 3 ' ' '-Q- J ' K . . ,X..,,.. Q , ..:, t K hx S gi if ' ' 3 a X L L 7 Str? 2 Q s M25 E .Ai-mes Roger Turner Timothy Valente James Valone Matthew Veazey Jeff Walton Matthew Warcl Monte Weiland Christopher Welch Phillip Weltsch Joseph Welty Thomas Wilmer Ronald Wilson John Worth James Wrenn Michael Wright Mark Yunger J iii .1 Q. f Q- W , gfsggfts ..--. .. . - 413 . .. 1 . M tssi J at ssss M r f-is K , . get ff ' ,- , . is S --fv I Iii J J Itf f A -. nv ts - fit-.sf X J Q fi? srss Siiffmffqgg gg 2 as, K I ff A sg .V K s Q is Q, 1:...:. , ,ss Jiis L5 if it ei 105 1 5 E H Q Q S 'J' 106 '11 ACTIVITIES 107 Tl! BM T GQ MG The Student Council is a group of students elected to represent the student body in Steve Ryan, S.J., the ASBCP Student Couu cil served Brophy well . This year's Exec- utive Council was: John Simons, president Bob Costello, vice president, John Murphy secretary, Mark Galvin, treasurer, and Jim Lee, sergeant-at-arms. various ways. This year, under the moder- ation of Fr. Alfred Naucke, S.J., and Mr. 109 Key Clulf The Key Club is a Brophy organization dedicated to the service of humanity. ln the past year they have run a blood drive, a hairy-legs contest For the Christmas Drive, and a dance marathon For muscular distrophy . The Key Club offers altern- ative ways for students to complete their Commun- ity service requirements. The Key Club is moder- ated by Mrs. Jacqueline Labbe. 1 N Ghristian, bgfw Gomqqnib The Christian Life Community, the newest organization on campus, had a slow start, but has begun to,make itself known in the Brophy Community. The CLC, a group whose true belief that Jesus Christ is Lord is manifested in their unrelenting dedication to Community Service and Christian Idealism, has served in such capacities as raising money for a nursing home by helping with a spaghetti dinner and organizing and running the Lenten drive, all the proceeds going to help handicapped child ren in the special olympics. - Curt Carpenter l ,er l 0 .AQ i' 'MSX 4 iv 'Y , 'wg A A K . xi A if ff , V., ' 'Sill m y . . it X mg Round-U P lnoperative typewriters, a lockless door, rancid working conditions, a broken win- dow, useless waxers, non-existent chairs, and a number of other annoying circumstan- ces all combined to pose a rather difficult situation for this year's Round Up. But the dedication and sincerity of a small group of individuals turned what seemed to be an im- possible mess into a respectable news publi- cation. Editors Tom Schmitt and Mike Sul- livan, along with the efforts of moderator John Bisenius, S.J., forged the arduous trail. Associate editors Syl Arena and Jay O'Connor spent innumerable red-eyed hours over the layout tables. And, of course, -the page editorsf.lim Doddenhoff, Marty McCarty, Curt Reimannl were indispensable. QW 113 Sign Club 'L y s X, sw gg, it 'l 4 ,,.-- ,,.f' W. , sqmna. The Brophy Sign Club is responsible for informing the student body about important up-coming events and activities. Their signs have helped to raise school spirit and involvement in athletic events. Mr. Steve Ryan, S.J., is the moderator and Bob Costello is the president. Mr. Richard Greatorex Radio Club Instructor The expert instruction of Mr. Richard Greatorex and the kindly guidance of Mod erator James LaCasse, S.J., has exploded the horizons ofthe Radio Clubbers. These students have tackled the intricacies of radio electronics, obtaining amateur radio licences,and talked to their ham buddies around the world on Brophy's station K7RUF 115 chess CIUB The Brophy Chess Club, one oF the quietest organizations on campus, is also one ofthe most successful organizations. The Chess Team took fourth place in the state tour- nament this year, an outstanding showing. To all those on the team, congratulations and good luck next year. 4-J Qin' 4-I sq My 117 The National Honor Society has played an active role in the Brophy tutoring program this year. Members ofthe NHS have given their time to help other students who needed extra studying time. To be eligible for the NHS, students must have a good grad point average and meet standards of leadership and character. Mr. Paul Perez, S.J., is the moderator, and Tom Daughton is the president. 6 s. X . . ,, ,S ,4 L Q'on'sk f ' . fs: K ' , g XF ,Mi L lm . ' if 'fi'-fs ' T S . i l Q Mbdel UN R is Qt X it was 2 Y- ': M- s is its X 1 W' gt Q xii so A . ,+G wer. tm, r' X M, sr-4 i 3 s... --I A-of-fs 1 si 's be l1 S The Model UN is an organization that gives interested students the chance to meet with students From other schools to discuss world prob- lems. After much planning and individual work, the experience culminates in a state-wide tourna- ment. This year's tournament was held in Tucson. T Q NFL HP' ir fx - iff LLA' 1 433 ' ' f by bl wig ' A we 'Q The Brophy NFL speech squad had an outstanding season this year with the debate team of Dan Raker and Cameron Artigue taking numerous trophies both in and out ofthe state. The team of John Pierce and Chris Bayley also had an extremely good year including First place at the divisional toumament at Apollo High. Other successful teams were Paul Burcher and Steve Hume, Jamie Harold and Philip Welch. All four of these teams went to the state tournament in Page. The freshmen team of Marty Sliwinski and Bill Molinsky also proved to be a stong asset to the team. The individual event people were not to be outdone Robert Baum took Fourth place in the state in Humerous lnterpretation, while Charles Doss captured Fifth in Extemporaneous speaking. John Hernried also did extremely well at the state meet. Chris Brady, Gary Hollenberg, Curt Carpenter, Peter Roderique and Matt Sheahan were also of great help to the team. -Curt Carpenter 1 2 0 S x 1 2 MFT :Wa . V E ...,.. etneats i Under the direction of Chaplain David Klein, S.J.and Mr, John Firth, S.J., Brophy's retreat pro- gram offered a chance to get away from it all. To reflect on one's past. To look for love in one's fel- low human beings. To plan for the future. To find God in the friend- ship of Jesus Christ. To enter into more meaningful liturgies of the Eucharist and Reconciliation . l.IlJi3iVk W0ikBiiS The Student Library Workers voluntarily give their time to help Mr. Robert Nick, our Librarianflefti, keep the library in order. Without their help the library would not be able to Function. Intramurals fm ' 5 4:3555 WN' If wi 3 ' V f N i 'K t ww Mr. Ronald Maggiano Band, Chorus, and Stage Band Director, Drama Department Musical Director, Intro. to Music, Guitar Seminar, and Music Department Chairman 126 if Y'- The Bronco Band, under the direction of Mr. Ron Maggiano, has worked hard all year to provide music at Football games, at their own Christmas Concert, and at their Spring Concert. This has been one of the Band 's most successful years in providing halt-time entertainment and earning trophies in the State Solo and Ensemble Music Festival. Senate The Senate is an elected group of teachers, students, and parents who meet together For the common purpose of resolving disagreements between the three groups. With all members having equal numbers and equal vote, the sen- ate makes recommendations as a group to the administration on what course of action will solve their mutual prob- lems . ft if 128 fix., Trap it Skeet The Trap and Skeet Club made an excellent showing this year under the direction of Fr. James LaCasse, S.J. with Mike Pullman capturing the state title overall. i ,A Each year, Mr. Jim Groseta worries that he will be unable to Find volunteers to man the nursing homes and hospitals in need. Yet, discounting the verbal slandering ofthe required Community Ser- vice hours, it invariably happens that students participate and end up enjoying the work they have volunteered For. This years hours have been spent as hospital pinstripers, Easter Seal Camp counselors, and grade-school team coaches. t 1 ' sz imlbm. We Mr. James Groseta Community Service Director, Varsity Track Coach 130 xx VR. . X 131 5 x mg! 9' 8 M KLIHGOWS, YUUR DUTY I3 T0 SERVE THE EMPIRE! 1 i ,g,,,. 3 A 5 ' ,., f N s .......-. A WH' , ,v 1' x ..,,,11 i k9............p.,,.,,, ,..., M...N.........+-Q wr' XY' ILL A ' .lf hm.. F7 . A Mg 5 FRESHMEN Michael Abbey Mark Alorie John Albers Todd Applewhite Edward Areghini ' ' ., -2552 P I ' f p MJ I David Avitia Matthew Bobington John Boca Eric Borbctrisi Chrnstopher Beeson Mr. Tony Sholcnder, S.J Frosh Counselor Burton Bentley Eric Berch Scott Berghoff Robert Berrett Mark Bessett Steven Black Stephen Blanchette Darrall Blasi Douglas Boulclin David Bratton Charles Brewer ,ts , Robert Brier Michael Bronski Eric Brown Curtis Bruggman Ralph Bryclon Daniel Burnes Christopher Butera Kenneth Buvala Gary Cahill Wllllam Carmichael William Chaney lll Mr. David Robinson, N.S.J. Administrative Assistant, Tutor, Mark Callaghan William Caravetta Soccer and Track Coach Glen Chavez x. Michael Christian Kevin Clark Edward Collins Patrick Collins Richard Connell Wayne Chen Stephan Chenevey Peter Christensen 'S Mr. Jack Haughn Math Department Chairman Frosh Coach -Football , Basketball Colm Crooker Wickham Culloert Michael Curran Mark Davlclson Lawrence Day MSP Mark cle la Vina John Denton Paul Devney Matthew Donovan Christopher Dupont Q . Gayn Erickson James Everett Jerry Everett Joseph Ewan Denis Fallon Gray Echols Gregory Ehmann Steven Eisenfelcl Scott Elliott 'M -JL.-M -'Q Mlchael Fallon James Faulkner Mark Ferencz James Foumier Timothy Frakes Robin Franze Gerard Gaudio Dean Gehr William Geller Q.-f A Timothy Gluck David Gomez Gregory Gooslin Gregory Gordon George Green Mark Geretti Sandy Germaine Patrick Gibson Robert Gill Jonathan Gillies ' ' . Calvin Hahn David Harkamer Michael Hankerson David Hart Michael Hassett Andrew Greenfield Thomas Grippando James Gwinner Thomas Hackett Robert Hagen ff, ' i H Sf Fr. James Menard, S.J. Bengamin Hedberg James Heileman Religion I, Media Andrew Henges Emerich Hlava Mr. Jim Mullaney, S.J.-Western Civilization Frosh Coach -Footba l l, Basketball 1 x Michael Hull Alvin Hutchison Mark Hyndman John Irwin Donald Jackson Jerome Jacobs Michael Jewell Peter Kalos William Holloway Peter Holmes Brandon Huckeba Michael Hudak Adam Huebner Christopher Kaus Michael Kiely Dennis Kindred .r Tr 3 r r ,nm : .af . .fx , ,Ut 4 1 as L no 4 A A 5 Mr. Daniel Lenrz- Speech I, l Advanced SpeechfDrama Speech Coach Gregory Klein Reinhard Koesfer l . 5 i s,f l Charles Kolesar Patrick Kucera Jeffrey Lavin Thomas Leander J. Thomas Lewis Michael Llcosatl Marc Lipovitch fisji, Stephen Lee Sean Leenaerts Thomas Lerch Sean Liu Edward Lowry Christopher Lundhl Dirk MacDonald Stephen Macias Bryan McCurdy Lane McShane Paul Meyer Craig Miklcelson Greg Mahoney Rosh Mangalat Francisco Martinez Gregory Mazur John McCarthy Timothy McCauley Matthew Miller Michael Mintz Robert Miranda William Molinski Lewis Moore X sth .. , - ,,, S l R if ,X ,. Qs 4. 5 if I David Moreno Gregory Morgan Jay Morgan Daniel Moroney Jay Morse ihmf Sggifi i7 -W ', Sidi? f ik. grrg 5 1:::fsi A-..,g- , x L Q -,.- Eric North Charles Ogren Michael Olney Ruban Olson . LVV, r A I ' P-1, ' , fan.: .-. . . 7, Jeffrie Morton Joseph Mouer Lamar Munroe James Murphy Kenneth Murphy or 1 5 if H iglm x Richard Narrington Steven Nickerson John Murray f ..-.?.... ' ' . Q , , Mr. Steven Ryan, S.J. English l, Speech ll, Sign Club and Student Council Moderator, Renaissance Faire 143 Gary O'Neal Michael Osselaer Jamie Pagel Jose Pallares Philip Palmer Rx l. Jeffrey Park William Paul Frederick Perry Timofhy Phalen f ,, James Pulice Matthew Puzz Raymond Ramel la John Rapp Ms. Mariorie Harris Classical Language Deparfmeni' Chairperson Mark Rasms Daniel Reclivo Bret Rose James Rothman Jeffrey Ruthstrom 4 Marco Secco D'Aragona Ralph Sekaquaptewa James Schaver Mark Silverstein Alexander Rodriguez Andrew Roediger Michael Rosas Timothy Scanlon Daniel Schmitzer Robert Schwirian Q nf Q gg., . ...q..,,,,,,,.......5-f-A , -QMNM, John Siquerios Charles Siroky Martin Sliwinslci Gregory Smith Rcncloll Smith Mark Soboto Mr. Hugh Wilson Religion l ond ll, Comparative Religions Potrlck Stegskcl Eric Stoutenburgh Jeffery Thorson Paul Tobias Mark Tol lefsrud Anthony Tufrone Maffhew Valder Michael Valenzuela Andrew Veinoska Daniel Way Phillip Weeks Frank Wefherell Richard Zacher B.. David Valasco Donald Voss Vincent Wall Brian Ward Roberf Warrington 148 1 V K., A, SJQJRQJKUNG How to Succeed in Business ' was one the most successful theatrical productions Brophy has pro- duced. 'lt was the combined eFForts of many people that made it such a great preformance. Mrs. Betty Woiciehowski directed the play with the help of Mr. John Bisenius, S.J. Mr. Ron Maggiano and Mr. James Celoni, N.S.J. were responsible For the teaching and directing of all music in the play. To these people we owe great thanks For giving their time voluntarilyfor the six weeks of rehearsal that went into the play. w 9 150 P l One of the most suprising aspects of How To Succeed ln Business was the precision dancing unseen in most high school productions. The hard work of Mr. Jack Slater, the choreographer, along with Mrs. Mary Jane McQueen, the dance coach, was responsible For this accomplishment. 1 1 'fin 151 The cast and chorus practiced every day For six weeks, learning lines, songs, and dances The cast included Joe Welty as Finch, Dana Woiciehowski as Rosemary, Tom Daughton as Bigley, Don Herman as Frump, John Guliano as Bratt, Therese Lentz as Smitty, Laura lllige as Miss Jones, Barry Jones as Twimlole, and Mark Silva as Womper. The members of the chorus were Debbie Stephan, Jenny Gaio, Jenny Sterling, Chris Dunforcl, Shawn McCabe, Colleen Maher, Maureen Maher, Melanie Johnson, Valerie Marcus, Jim Conley, John Dunford, Mark Guzzi, Scott Schaefer, Chris Shand, Frank Spinelli, and Don Voss. 153 VARSITY BASEBALL Sunnydope Moon Valley VVashington Paradise Valley St. Nbryk Cortez Glendale Greenway Agua Fda Prescott ApoHo Greenway Cortez Moon Valley St. Nkuyk Shadow NH. Cortez Glendale Greenway Shadow Mt. Agua Fda Prescott t ApoHo They O 6 O 7 2 2 7 2 1 6 5 10 2 2 6 9 0 7 2 4 1 7 2 Q' , , LmK-L Twig ' Z i ziwzx 'wfvmuu fy-v,,1,,,,K 5 ,, SAS V . E ff-f Y J ' S Q .J 1 ,, , . ,.. '. f ' Y 1111 ' ' . ,gk ' ' ' ' 1i h x , ,,-, ,, A A K ,. . ,- I ww ,5,z. Mr. Thomas Succow Q3 tVarsify Baseball ,English T and Il Eli'-.fm q . .,..,.. W 4 157 S -WM . mu. . I ' 4 3 1 i E z WSW i . H ,A I-1' - 14- 2 -. 158 JV Baseball Mr. Thomas Brown J.V. Baseball Coach, Latin K! X Frosh Baseball it' , .qw Q. ,X f ,,,,...-Q -N. ,,. ,, V, A h 'x.arv - . , ...,.,.A..,...,.- ' x , . ..4-gums 0.4: A f, A J- , , . 'fef-'11 , - 'M Hg, i.af.-v.'k- x ,L fm.. , - -t - 1: ..4.-,A . ,.., ' JF. ' i x f fi-' 1 ' 551 M -- . fr, 3'-W H .Q fps si 5 Q. ww. ' 41 .. . w X .. N. wg, an f N :fam-,. W Wf5i!!f:5E:2i',-: -- y -. ..,, , . ,,,.,, w. . ,A Q... .7 . . , , . ,- .3 , .qt H , , k .., Qk K' .ar . 72, A ge:-- ,Q K ,i ' 1- ' V z.. J. W, - '-y 'tfrf , 1, Q. f 'j'wM.-ff -, v xax. . 161 Nw SWIMMINGQDIVIN Q6 K W n .N 1 I is ,-tai. E 2 cami FL -.W Fr. James LaCasse, S.J Swimming and Diving Coach, Algebra l, Reli gion l, Christian Philos oplwy of Man, Ski Club, Radio Club, Trap and Skeet Club, and Scuba Club Moderator . 163 Brophy's swim team looks more promising than ever this year. With Five returning All-Americans and many other talented swimmers on the team, it looks as though Brophy will go all the way this year. With the back-breaking training of Fr. James LaCasse, S.J., the team is working For only one thing, the State Championship With an undefeated record so Far and no real competition in sight, the Brophy swimmers are in For an excellent season at least. Good luck and on to the State Championship! 164 ,Q Aw J' vv ' .4-f Yx rsss mfr' N - ,.... ,, QQ --- LIVV V . Iwiy V A M Q- LLL '1'- --',1 , f V . .-ff K 1'mai........ . 1 F' F -'qu Tennis A 'M 1.1 R , .E ,. .i - f - Jaw: s, .,,,. . . ,,,,,,,m ,. H . c Nl fgS,Kj55'. '1212:52ff::i22'l9h2:wif' - 1- md . .. gsggiijizl ' ' fix, gfiih'-Q Fresh Tennis 6 The Frosh Tennis Team is Brophy's most suc- cessful team. Under the coaching of Fr. Dave Klein, S.J., this Frosh team has not lost a match in the past two years. Fr. Klein and all the members of his team are to be congratulated For their unparalleled accom- plishment. fn I A ,Q Track Greenway Shadow Mt. Thunderbird P.V . Relays Agua Fria Moon Valley Valley Classic Prescott Invit. Sunnyslope We They 60 67 62 65 42 85 2nd of 6 tea ms 55 72 47 80 18th of 25 teams 4th oF'8 teams 49 78 Prescott, Agua Fria 80 53, 30 1 Brophy's track team has once again been laced with talent. The total number of points does not accurately portray the teams quality, though . Mike Hopkins demonstrated this with his ren- dition of the Fifth Fastest time in the state. Bro- phy'.s 440 relay, with soph Sean Kelly, also proved worthy with the eighth quickest state time. Brophy took more first-place finishes in most meets, but, because of our small size, other schools gained more points overall From sec- ond-and third-place finishes. The team also profited because Eric Peay, John Sterrer, Bill Coady, and John Eurich participated. Each of these added many First place trophies. - v A. I Go TAF' -'X .img The Brophy Linksmen, under the direction of Coach Trevor Stinson, began the year with many hopefuls. After qualification rounds its number was reduced to eight. Senior Jeff Largay, and Sophomore Jeff Stevens led the pack with Bob Pederson, John Butler, Russell Dickey, Curt Car- penter, Brian Batastini, and Sandy Germain, the team's lone freshman, who, despite age, played in a number of matches. The team has had a suc- cessful season and looks forward to an even bet- ter record in the future when the team is a little older' - Curt Carpenter The Brophy Underground This section is dedicated to all those i i people in the Brophy Community who are rarely seen but whose hard work and ded- ication keep our school running. Fr. Anthony Sauer, S.J. Rector-President of the Brophy Community Fr. Christopher Wiilers, S.J. Vice President Mrs. Mary Colleran Mrs. Mary Jane Willers Registrar School Nursef Receptionist 174 V fi efyi -Va X W X mf-wig' A - i-W '1-i' Liff .QA s f Bum' Fr. Jack Mifclmell, S.J. l' 1 l ,,,. W, S Principal - M M , c fi ,,..A WA... .i Q Mrs. Patricia Opsahl School Secretary Mrs. Frances DeLeeuw Br. Raymond Bounds, S.J. S6CI'6l'Gl'y l'O FF. Mitchell Graphic A115 qnd Prim- Slqgpl Froslw Footbal l Manager 175 mf' it S Fr. E. Louis Bishop, S..l. Treasurer Fr. Francis Moore, S.J. Director of Developement, raises Funds For school operations and scholarships, Moderator of the Q Brophy Alumni Association News-i Mrs. Ruth Whitcher Mrs. Jean Zwaska Secretary to the President Assistant Treasurer 4? Br. Charles Connor, S.J. Sacristan, Bingo, and Cook Mrs. Ernestina Comacho and Mrs. Frances Santillan Cook's Assistant Cook ve 'nigga sais fa wg, Fr. Thomas O'Rourke, S.J. and Mrs. Nancy Bolstead Kitchen Cook Mrs . Manuela Galayiz Cook 177 Mr. Soon Han Kim Chet Q 1 D9 178 w av 1117 iii, gg A fr, g fgth, .14 I 4. Im ,l b iyxfl, Vg: 4h4,? i ,,ge -in af it - f e awe i 1 z 1. Mr. Cosme Comacho and Mr. Pete Conyea Grounds Faculty House Custodian gf r.-f' f Q V we Mr. Russ Lambertus Mr. Ted Dettmer Gardener, Maintenance, School Custodian and Bus Diver xl Mr. Bob Hess Maintenance Foreman Mr . Ed vvydq ka Mointena nce W -H1 17 LM., ,V-,, , , 47' gm Mr. Russ Glacken Faculty House Custodian Mr. Frank Mello Custodian '1 Ly s The Yearbook Staff Albert Lama John Durkin Craig Stein Doug Black Lee Miller Peter Roderique Jay O'Conncr Steve Trombley This book represented a very active year in which all the students participated. Long has it been since the student body could truly call itself unified. This unity was evident at all Brophy functions, from the First Annual Father-Son Breakfast to the very emotional football finale. lt is difficult to describe the binding force, but the source was obvious. The entire Brophy community, made up of students, faculty, and parents all contributed . ln no place was this spirit more apparent than on the yearbook staff. Through a concerted, albeit late, effort, the book was produced. Congratulations should go to the moderator and staff who worked diligently to insure success. -Kevin lllige Editor 1979 Managing Editor-Mark Guzzi Photo Editor-Paul Eklund Darkroom Sweeper-Cameron Artigue Yearbook Moderator-Fr. John Becker, S.J . The Ad Staff The Photo Staff Tod Carson -Business Manager John Hernried-Asst. Photo Editor Mark Silva Ken Eme Chris Tait John Tobias John Casey John Christian Marc Ramirez John Dunford Lee Miller S3 Q I Av' .,. B1 ...... PB Qwf -1-.-,Q Special Thanks fo: Mrs. Pai' Opsohl Mr. Alex Borrese ff' Q 181 Abbey, Mike C13 134 Abram, Scott C33 60,89 Ajamie, Mike C33 60,148 Alarie, Mark C13 134 Albers, David C33 60,30 Albers Allen, Almada, Almada, Altman, Anderso , John Q13 47,55,l34, 144 Damon C23 94 Frank C23 94 Sam C43 12 Jeffrey C33 30,63, 60,119 n, Christian C23 94 Appelbe, John C33 60 Applewhite, Todd C13 134 Areghini, Ed C13 134 Arena, Artigue Ashton, Atencio Syl C43 12,112 , Cameron C33 60 Lynn C23 94 , Eric C23 94 W Q Black, Steven C13 56,135 Blanchette, Steve C13 135 Blasi, Darrell C13 135 Bogle, Mike C23 94 Bohannon, Mike C23 94 Bongiovi, Henry C23 94 Borg, Terence C33 61,89 Bouldin, Doug C13 135 Brady, Chris C33 61,120 Bratton, David C13 135 Brewer, Robert C13 135 Bridges, Justin C23 94 Bridges,'Lance C33 61 Brier, Robert C13 135 Bristol, Mike C33 6l,68,69 Bronski, Mike C13 135 Brown, Eric C13 135 Brown, Lewis C33 61 Brown, Steven C23 94 Bruggman, Curt C13 135 Atencio, Tim C43 12,47 Bruner, John C23 95 Aufderheide, Maurice C23 39,Bruner, John C43 13 94,118,123 Brydon, Ralph C13 135 August, Gary C43 6,12,47 Burcher, Paul C23 95 Auther, Joe C33 60 , Burg, Stephen C23 95 Avitia, David C13 134 Ayala, Charles C23 94 Babington, Mark C23 92,94 Babington, Matt C13 105, Baca, John C13 134 Barbari si, Eric C13 134 Barnard, Jim C33 C33 60 134 Barrese, Pat C33 60,67,72, 110 Batastini, Brian C33 60,89, Beeson, 173 Baum, Bob C23 l0,94,l2l Bayham, Chris C33 47,61 Bayham, John C43 12,47 Bayham, Ted C43 12,47 Bayley, Chris C43 12,81 Chris C13 134 Beggs, Brendan C13 134 Benguhe, Philip C43 l0,l2, 25,75,1l9 Benites, Frank C43 13 Bentley, Burton C13 134 Berch, Eric C13 89,124,134 Berch, Mark C33 61,88 Bergeson, Gayn C13 134 Berghoff, Scott C13 134 Berrett, Robert C13 25,134 Berrett, Steven C23 94 Bessett, Mark C13 134 Black, Douglas C23 94 Burke, Christopher C43 13 Burke, Dennis C23 95 Burk1und, David C23 95,116 117 Burnes, Dan C13 135 Burns, Mike C33 61 Burrell, Jim C43 13 Bush, PatrickC23 95 Bush, Phi111p C33 61 Butera, Chris C13 135 Butler, Chris C33 61,159 Butler, John C33 3,61,149, 173 Butterfly, David C23 95 Butterfly, Tom C33 61 Buvala, Sean C13 135 Bynum, Max C33 61 Byrne, Mike C43 13,51 D Cacioppo, Mike C33 47,60,6l Cahill, Gary C13 135 Cahill, Gregory C33 61 Cain, Scott C23 95 Callaghan, Mark C13 136 Canfield, Kelly C23 8,53,95 Cannata, Steve C23 95 Caravetta, Bill C13 136 Caravetta, Gianandrea C23 95,111 Carlin, Mike C23 95 Carlise, Charles C23 95 Carmichael, Bill C13 136 Carpenter, Curt C23 95,172, 173 Carson, Tod C33 61 Casey, John C23 95 Castle, Lloyd C33 62 Catalano, Peter C23 95 Catinella, Paul C43 13 Cauble, Doug C23 96 Chaney, William C13 136 Charles, John C23 86,103 Chavez, Glen C13 136 Chen, Wayne C13 136,138 Chenevey, Stephen C13 136 Childers, Robie C33 62,85 Chittenden, Ted C23 96 Christensen, Peter C13 136 Christian, John C23 96,98, 123 Christian, Michael C13 136 Cihocki, Paul C33 62 Cipolla, Phil C33 62,71 Clancy, Scott C33 62 Clancy, Todd C33 62 Clark, Kevin C13 136 Clausen, Curt C23 96 Clemens, John C23 96 Coady, Bill C43 161 Cochran, Alan C33 62 Collins, Paul C4313,47,50 Collins, Ted C13 136 Collins, Pat C13 136 Colwell, David C43 13 Conley, Jim C33 45,58,62 Connell, Richard C13 136 Contrades, Pat C33 62 Contrades, Michael C43 14,1 Cooley, Scott C23 96,115 Cooney, Shane C23 96 Coope, Randy C43 l0,14,46 Corbo, Richard C23 96 Corpstein, John C23 96 Costello, Robert C43 l3,l4, 112,114 Costello, William C23 96 Counce, David C43 14 Creamer, Vern C43 ll,14,62, 127 Croddy, Bryan C23 96 Crooker, Colin C13 137 Crooker, Chris C33 62 Culbert, Wickham C13 137 Curran, Mike C13 137 Curtin, Mark C23 96 Hart, D'Ambrosio, Tom C45 14 Danforth, Steve C45 14 D'Angelo, Tom C45 14 Darcy, Eric C35 62 Daughton, Tom C45 14,l18, 119,150 Davidson, Mark C15 137 Davis, Walter C25 96 Davison, Bart C25 96 Day, Brian C25 96 Day, Lawrence C15 137 Deimeke, Ken C25 96 de la Vina, Mark C15 137 DeMarco, Arnold C35 62 Denton, John C15 137 DePaoli, James C25 96 Derbis, Steve C45 15 Devney, Paul C15 137,158 deYmaz, Mark C45 15,156 Thomas C45 l5,23, 47 Russell C35 62,173 Ken C45 15,23 Diethelm, Dan C25 96 Dodenhoff, Steve C25 6,97 Dodenhoff, Jim C45 15,79,80, 83,129,44,77 Dohogne, Mark C25 47,97 Dohogne, John C45 15,21 Donaldson, Tom C35 63 Donovan, Matt C15 137 Doose, Jim C45 15 Dorsett, Steve C35 45,63 Doss, Charles C45 15 Dowell, Kevin C45 15,112 Drake, Jim C45 16 Dries, Tony C45 16 Driggs, Tom C35 63 Dunford, John C25 4,92,97, 150,153 Dupont, Chris C15 137 Durkin, John C25 97 Dwyer, Gerald C25 97 Dwyer, Michael C25 97 Dickey, Dickey, Dickey, Ebbesen, Jeff C35 63 Echols, Gray C15 40,137 Echols, Charles C35 63,112 Edes, Bart C35 63 Ehmann, Gregory C15 137 Ehmann, Jerome C25 97 Ehmann, Thomas C35 63 Eisenfeld, Steve C15 137 Ek1und, Paul C39 63 Elder, Peter C35 63 Elias, Frank C35 63 Elliott, Scott C15 137 Embry, Scott C35 63 Eme, Ken C25 97 Erickson, Gayn C15 137 Ervanian, Jim C25 97 Eurich, Jon C45 4,16,56,57 Evans, Tim C35 47,63 Everett, James C15 137 Everett, Jerry C15 137 Ewan, Joe C15 137 Fallon, Mike C15 137 Fallon, Thomas C45 16 Fallon, Denis C15 132 Fanta, Paul C45 16,79,8l, 83,53,78 Farrar, Jon C45 16 Faulkner, James C15 138 Fay, John C45 16 Ferencz, Marc C15 138 Fischetti, Jim C35 63 Fishman, Jim C45 16 Fitzhugh, Brian C25 97 Flaaen, Peder C25 97 Flood, Richard C45 16 Fornefeld, Mark C45 16 Foster, Edward C35 63 Foster, James C35 64 Fournier, James C15 138 Fournier, John C45 7,17,52 Frakes, Tim C15 138 Franze, Robin C15 138 Froelich, Robert C45 17,l16, 117 Frost, John C45 17 Gaida, Michael C15 45 Galvin, Mark C45 17 Ganem, Paul C45 17 Garbayo, John C25 97 Garnand, Brien C25 97 Gatwood, Greg C45 17 Gaudio, Gerard Cl5l32 Gehr, Dean C15 132 Geiger, Roger C35 64 Geller, William C15 75,138 Gentry, Steve C25 92,97,l17 Geretti, Mark C15 138 Germaine, Sandy C15 138 Gerster, Eric C45 17 Giangobbe, Mitch C45 17,119 Gibson, Pat C15 138 Gill, Bob C17 39,138,145 Gillies, Jon C15 138 Gluck, Tim C15 138 Gomez, David C15 138 Gooslin, Greg C15 138 Gorman, Dan C35 64 Gould, Peter C25 97,128 Graham, Tom C35 64 Gray, Steve C35 64,107 Green, George C15 138 Greenfield, Andy C15 134 Greiss, John C35 64 Grimes, William C25 97 Grippando, Steven C25 38, 97 Grippando, Tom C15 139 Gualtieri, Chris C45 17,114 80 Guiliano, John C45 26,151 Guilleaume, Michael C35 64 Gushee, Geoff C25 97 Guzzi , Mark Q35 64,150,181 Gwinner, Jim C15 138 Hackett, Tom C15 139 Hadden, Bruce C45 18,119 Hagen, Robert C15 139 Hahn, Calvin C15 139 Hale, Michael C25 47,97 Hale, George C45 18 Hall, Alan C35 64 Halpin, Jim C25 97 Hamby, Mike C45 10,18 Hankamer, David C15 139 Hankerson, Mike C15 139 Hanson, Jim C45 18,47 Hanss, Basil C25 95,98,l63 Harambasic, John C25 98 Hardin, Jeff C25 Harold, Jaime C25 98,120 David C15 139 Hassett, Michael C15 139 Haywood, Bob C35 46,64 Healy, Brendan C35 64,104 Heberlee, Vaughn C35 64 Heckel, Jeff C25 98 Hedberg, Ben C15 139 Heileman, Jim C15 139 Helffrich, Jim C45 18 Henges, Andrew C15 139 Henry, Don C35 64,151 Hering, Brad C45 64,119,152 Herman, Don C35 64,119,152 Hernried, John C25 98,180 Hess, Carl C45 18,158 Hintze, Brian C25 98,l48,22 Hintze, Patrick C45 19,24 Hipps, Cary C25 98,148 Hlava, Emerich C15 139 Hofford, Steven C25 98 Hollenberg, Gary C25 98 Holloway, Bill C15 140 Holmes, Bob C25 98 Holmes, Peter C15 140 1233 Hopkins, Mike C45 19 Houlihan, Kevin C35 64,70 Hubbs, Pat C35 64 Huckeba, Brandon C15 92,137, 140 Hudak, Mike C15 140 Huebner, Adam C15 140 Hueg, George C45 19 Hull, Michael C15 140 Hume, Steve C25 98,120 Hunts, Tom C35 65 Hushek, Brian C35 65 Hutchinson, A1vinC15 140 Hyndman, Mark C15 140 Illige, Kevin C35 60,65,181 Irby, Dan C35 65,148 Irving, Scott C25 98 Irwin, John C15 140 Isbell, Bill C25 98 Jackson, David C35 65 Jackson, John C35 65 Jacobs, Jerry C15 140 Jansen, Kelly C35 65 Jelks, Jim C45 19 Jewell, Mike C15 140 Jones, Barry C45 19,150,152 Joyce, Tom C25 99 Julian, Tony C45 20,47 Kaleka, James C25 92,99 Kalos, Peter C15 140 Kamps, Mark C35 65,146 Kaplan, Eliot C25 99 Karl, Joe C25 99 Kauffman, John C45 20,119 Kaus, Chris C15 140 Keahon, John C35 65,91 Kelahan, Tim C25 99 Keller, Eugene C35 65 Keller, Lance C25 99 Kelly, Sean C25 99 Kelly, Brian C45 20,47 Kelly, John C25 99 Kelty, William C25 99 Bill C35 65,165 Frank C25 99 James C35 65 Michael C25 99 Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennedy, Kerr, James C35 65,158 Kewanimptewa, Leroy C25 99 Kiely, Mike C15 140 fl84 Killeen, Mark C45 20 Kindred, Dennis C15 140 Klein, Greg C15 140 Knill, Mike C25 99,149,159 Kochert, Dean C45 20 Kock, Doug C25 99 Koehnen, Bill C35 65 C15 7,140 C25 7,99 Koester, Reinhard Koester, Wolfgang Koester, Georg C35 65,72 Koglin, Mike C45 20 Kolesar, Charles C15 141 Kolkoski, Blair C35 65 Kopas, Bob C35 65,117 Koruh, Robert C25 99 Krane, Mike C25 99 Krebaum, Paul C45 20,73,75 Krekeler, Mike C4520 Krekeler, David C35 65 Kucera, Patrick C15 141 Kuchar, Matt C25 99 LaBrie, John C45 21 Ladensack, Paul C25 99 Lagattuta, Chuck C45 2l,73, 75 LaJeunesse, Tom C45 21,57 LaJoie, Mark C35 66 Lama, Albert C25 75,100 Lamb, Martin C45 21 Lamont, Todd C25 100 Lamont, Ian C45 21 Landreville, Steve C25 91,1 Largay, Jeff C45 21,172 Lavin, Jeff Q15 141 Lawrence, Ron C35 66 Leach, Greg C35 66,123 Leander, Tom C15 66,123 LeBeau, David C45 21,23 Lee, Doug C3547,66,l62 Lee, Jim C45 21,125 Leenaerts,Sean C15 141 Lehman, Chris C25 100 Lehman, Mack C35 66,107 Leitner, Mark C45 22 Lemaire, Antoine C35 66 Lerch, Thomas C15 141 Lerch, Kevin C35 66 Lmmh,JmmsC251M5 Leslie, Johnny C25 100 Lewis, Gary C45 22 Lewis, Thomas C15 141 Licosati, Michael C15 141 Lipovitch, Marc C15 141 Liu, Sean C15 141 Locker, Tim C25 100 LoDuca, Frank C35 66 Lomaintewa, Mark C25 56,91, 100 Long, Curt C45 3,5, 22,47 Lopez, John C35 66 Love, Enrique C45 22 Love, Juan C25100 Lowry, Ed C15 141 Lundahl, Chris C15 141 MacDonald, Dirk C15 141 Macias, Stephen C15 141 Mahoney, Greg C15 142 Mangalat, Rosh C15 142 Marron, Sean C45 22,119 Martin, Jeff C35 47,66 Martin, Tim C45 22 Martinez, Francisco C15 Maschue, Kevin C35 66 Mason, Don C25 100 Massoumi, Mehran C45 22 Matthews, Chuck C35 66 Matthias, Matt C3566 Maynard, Bob C35 33,43,66 Mazur, Greg C15 142 McCann, Kevin C45 22,71 McCarthy, John C15 142 McCarty, Martin C45 22,56 McCauley, Tim C15 142 McCauley, Mike C35 42,4,47, 66,108 McCauley, John C45 23,41,45, 2 142 oo 4 McCurdy, Bryan C15 142 McDonough, Mike C45 l3,23,25, l,80,163 McGovern, Mike C3566 McGrew, Bill C35 66 McKeon, Richard C25 100 Edward C45 23 Ray C35 67 Murray C45 23,109 Lane C15 142 McLoone, McNally, McQueen, McShane, Mead, Joe C45 23 Melendez, Joe C25 100 Meeks, Derek C25 100 Meredith, Mark C25 100 Meyer, Paul C15 142 Mikkelson, Craig C15 142 Miller, Matthew C15 142 Miller, Lee C25 100,180 Miller, Rick C35 67,77,81,124 Miller, Todd C25 100 Mills, Mike C45 23,135 Mintz, Mike C15 142 Miranda, Robert C15 142 Mittelstaedt, Drew C45 23 101 Molinski, Bill C11 142 Montandan, Mike C21 100 Moore, Lewis C11 142 Moran, Pat C31 46,67 Moreno, David C11 143 Moreno, Felix C41 23 Morgan, Doug C31 67 Morgan, Greg C11 143 Morgan, Jay C11 143 Moroney, Dan C11 143 Morrissey, Dan C41 23,45, 47,119 Morse, Jay C11 143 Morton, Jeff C11 143 Mouer, Joe C11 143 Moyal, Larry C11 Mullan, Tim C31 67 Mulligan, Jack C31 67 Munhall, Mark C31 67 Munro, lan C41 224 Munroe, Lamar C11 143 Murphy, Edward C31 62,113 Murphy, James C11 143 Murphy, Tom C21 101,128 Murphy, John A. C21 47,100 Murphy, John C41 108,224 Murphy, Mike C21 101 Murphy, Kenneth C11 143 John C11 143 Murray, Musgrove, Mark C41 47,109, 224 Myskowski, Edward C31 67 Nandin, Carlos C31 67,119 Navarro, Steve C31 67 Navazo, Luis C21 56,101 Needham, Michael C31 67 Newquist, Edward C21 60,6l, 101 Newquist, Robert C31 67 Nicgorski, John C31 67 Nickas, Mike C21 101 Nickerson, Steven C11 143 Nikodemus, Anton C21 101 Niven, Randy C41 224 North, Eric C11 143 North, Mike C31 67 O'Connor, Jack C31 67 O'Connor, Jay C31 67,113 ogden, chip Q23 101 Ogren, Charles C11 143 O'Leary, Timothy C31 67 67 Oliphant, Alexander C31 Olney, John C41 224 Olney, Michael C11 143 Olson, Ruben C11 143 O'Neal, Gary C11 144 O'Ri1ey, Henry C21 101 Osselaer, Michael C11 144 Otto, Kelly C31 67 Pafford, Kent C41 24 Pagel, Jamie C11 ll0,l47, 144 Palella, Mark C41 47,224 Pallares, Jose C11 144 Palmer, Philip C11 144 Park, Jeff C11 144 Parke, David C31 68,163 Paul, William C11 1l7,127, 132,144 Peay, Eric C41 25 Pedersen, Robert C21 101,173 Percha, Marvin C41 25 Perry, Fred C11 144 Perry, Geoff C31 68 Peters, Christopher C31 68 Peterson, Tom C41 22,25,113 Peterson, Ken C21 101 Phalen, Tim C11 144 Piepenbrock, Eugene C21 101 Pierce, John C41 25 Pitre, Tom C31 68 Ramirez, Rick C31 7,68 Ramirez, Marc C21102,196 Ramsey, Joe C21102,127,l30 Rapp, Chris C4126,47,l19 Rapp, John C11 144 Rasins, Mike C11 144 Redivo, Daniel C11 144 Reid, John C31 68,89 Reidy, Jim C31 65,68,108 Reilly, Bill C31 68 Reimann, Curt C41 26,47 Renouard, Robert C21 102 Rhody,fPat C41 Riek, Bill C21 26 102 Riek, George C41 26 Roark, Conrad C31 68 Roberton, Don C41 26,47 Roberts, Bruce C41 27 Robertson, Brian C21 102 Robson, Mark C31 47,68 Roderique, Peter C21 93,102,135 Rodriquez, Alex C11 145 Roediger, Andy Roediger, John C11 145 C21 102 Rodgers, David C21 102,116,117 Rohrbacher, Fred C31 68 Romley, Joe C21 103 C11 145 Rosas, Michael Pizzarello, Francesco C21 56,Rubi, Mike C21 Pizzarello, Rocco C31 68 Platt, John C41 25 Platt, Michael C31 68 Polanski, Joe C31 68 Poling, David C21 102 Polk, BrucesC31 68 Potter, Charles C21 102 Potter, George C41 25 Potthoff, Herbert C21 102 Potts, Alan C31 68 Poulos, Alex C31 68,119 Pranka, Tom 435 47,68,108 Prestwood, Cody C31 68 Pulice, James C11 144 Pullman, Mike C31 68,128 Puzz, Matt C11 144,145 Queen, Joseph C21 102 Quinif, George C31 68 Quist, John C41 25,47 Raker, Dan C21 94,102 Ramella, Raymond C11 144 Rose, Bret C11 145 Rothman, James C11 145 103 Ruiz, Fernando C41 27,155 Ruis, Oscar C31 69 Ruthstrom, Jeff C11 145 Ryan, Damian C21 103,104 Ryan, David C31 69 Salvatierra, John C21 103 Sanchez, Juan C41 27,51 Sauer, Gary C31 62,69 Savoca, Dan C21 103,117 Scanlon, Tim C11 145 Schade, James C21 103 Schaefer, Scott C31 69 Schamadan, Jim C31 64,69 Scharf, John C31 69 Schmidt, Charles C21 103 Schmitt, Tim C21 103,168 Schmitt, Tom C41 20,27,49,73 109,113 Schmitzer, Dan C11 145 Schroer, Jeff C21103 Schubach, Franz C11 145 Schulte, Bill C31 51,69,13O Schwarzkopf, Martin C41 27,157 Schwirian, Robert C11 145 Scott, Kevin C31 60,69 Scott, Kyle C15 145 Secco d'Aragona,Marco Cl5145 Seeger, David C45 27 Sekaquaptewa,RalphC15 56,145 Seppe1frick,Larry C35 69 Serpa,Fernando C25 103 Shanahan, Joe C25 103 Shand, Chris C35 69 Shaughnessy,Don C25 103 Shaver, Jim C15 145,149,150 Shea, Chris C25 103 Shea, Neil C35 69 Sheahan, Matt C25 103 Sheedy, Mike C35 69 Sheedy, Tim C35 69 Schroll, Scott C25 103 Silva, Mark C35 42,64,150 Silverstein, Mark C15 145 Simons, Jim C25 25,124,104 Simons, John C45 27,109 Sipos, Gary C45 19,28,45 Siqueiros, John C15 56,146 Siroky, Charles C15 146 Skomp, Jim C35 69 Sliwinski, Marty C15 132,133, 146 Small, John C25 104 Smidt, Ridge C25 104 Smith, Daniel C25 104 Smith, Grant C45 28 Smith, Greg C15 146 Smith, Randall C15 141,196 Smoker, Philip C35 69,128 Snider, Dick C25 104 Sobota, Mark C15 146 Sommerville, Jon C35 70 Spilman, Charles C35 70 Spinelli, Frank C45 28,43 Sporleder, Charles C25 104 Sroka, Dav C35 3,70,l08 Staab, Myron C25 104 Stanley, Bill C15 146 Stanley, Greg C35 70 Stein, Craig, C25 104 Stein, Darryl C45 28 Steinhoff, Scott C15 146 Stejskal, Pat C15 146 Stephan, Joe C35 51,70 Sterrer, Jon C45 2l,28,129, 148,171 Stevens, Jeff C25 104,172,173 Stewart, Rob C25 104 Stiteler, Doug C45 28,47,48, 50,52 Stoutenburgh, Eric C15 146 Stubing, David C35 70 Sullivan, Steven C15 56,146 Sullivan, Francis C35 70,112 Sullivan, William C15 112,146 Sullivan, Scott C25 104 Sullivan, Sean C15 146 Swanson, Tom C35 70,l35, 159 Swindig, Brett C25 104 Tait, Chris C35 70 Tanzer, David C35 70 Taylor, Greg C35 6,70, 83,124 Teich, Scott C35 70 Teresi, Tony C35 70 Terry, John C15 145,146 Thoeny, Scott C15 146 Thom, Paul C45 29 Thompson, Gary C35 70 Thorson, Jeff C15 147 Thull, David C45 29 Tobias, Paul C15 147 Tobias, John C35 70 Tobin, John C35 59,70,163 Toland, David C25 104,163 Tollefsrud, Mark C15 147 Topping, Robert C25 104 Toward, James C25 104 Travers, Doug C45 29 Trog, Gene C25 104 Trog, Ron C45 12,29,154, 155 Trombley, Steve C35 70,162 Truchon, Brian C45 29,31,90, Ward, Matt C25 105 Warrington, Robert C15 56 147 Watson, Robert C35 71 Watson, Joseph C45 30 Wauro, Bob C35 71 Way, Daniel C15 147 Weeks, Phillip C15 56,147 Weiland, Monte C25 105 Welch, Chris Q25 105 Weltsch, Phillip C25 105 Welty, Joe C25 105,124,12 150,151 Westfall, Robert C35 71 Wetherell,Frank C15 147 Wilkinson, Kerry C45 31 Willmore, Dean C45 31 Willson, Jeff C45 31 9 5 Wilmer, Charles C35 71 Wilmer, Thomas C25 105 Wilson, Thomas C35 71 Wilson, Ronald C25 105,124 Wilson, Chuck C45 31 Winemiller, Rich C3548,71 Wintering, Gary C45 31,50 Wood, Brian C45 20,31 Worth, Andy C35 71,162 Worth, John C25 105 Wrenn, Michael C25 47,105 Wrenn, George C45 31 Wright, Michael C35 71 Wright, Mike C25 105 171 Trusiak, John C 104 Turlip, James C 29 Turner, Roger C 105 Tutrone, Tony C 147 Valder, Matt C15 91,147 Valente, Tim C25 105 Valente, Tom C45 29,47 Valenzuela, Mike C15 147 Valone, James C25 105 Van den Broeck,Bob C45 30, 191 Van Drunen, Scott C45 30 Veasey, Matt C25 105 Vejnoska, Andrew C15 147 Velasco, David C15 147 Vercauteren, Kevin C4530,119 Viland, Mike C35 71,116,117 Villaca, Martin C45 30 Voss,Dona1d C15 147,150 Wall, Vincent C15 147 Walsh, Edward C35 71 Walsh, Peter C45 30 Walton, JeffC25 105,110 Ward, Brian C15 56,147 Wrublik, VictorC35 56,71 York, Clark C35 71 Yunger, Mark C25 105 Yunger, Keith C35 71 Zacher, Richard C15 147 Zemer, Jeff C35 71 Zim erman, Mike C35 71 9 OFFICES OF ADMINISTRATION Rev. Anthony P.Sauer,S.J. 49,174 Rev. Chris D.Wi11er,S.J. 174 Rev. John T. Mitche11,S.J. 175 Rev. Alfred E. Naucke,S.J. 27,38 Rev Francis A. Moore,S.J. 176 Mr. Fred Campisano 8,46,47 Mr. Michael Klein 17 Rev. David F. Klein,S.J. 70 Rev. E.Louis Bishop,S.J. 176 Mr. J. Robert Nick 123 Mr. Donald L.Schmid1i 44,78,50 FACULTY Ms. M. Bailey 4,38,102 Rev.John Becker,S.J. 7,41 Mr. John Bisenius,S.J. 24,40 Mr. David R. Brennan 28,55,88, 89,98,161 Mr. Thomas E.Brown 38,101,160 Rev.Marc A.Ca1egari,S.J. 2 Mr. Mark Campbell l2,56,ll9 Mr. John Chambers 78 Mr. James Celoni,S.J. 69,153 Rev. Eugene Corbett,S.J. 2,99,133 Mr. Roland Curtis 9 Mr. Steve Dagilis 4,54,61 Rev. Joseph E. Finch 29 Mr. John Firth,S.J. 8 ,58 Mr.Thomas Grace 10,103 Mr. James Groseta 38,122,129 Rev.Eugene Growney,S.J. 90 Ms.Marjorie Harris 90,144 Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Ms. Rev. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Rev. Mr. Jack L. Haughn,55 James Heard 97 Daniel Heim 22,90 David F. Klein,S. John Kunkel 2,28 Jacqueline Labb e James LaCasse,S. Daniel Lentz 93,1 Ronald Maggiano 1 James Menard,S.J. Paul F.Meyers 30, James Mu11aney,S. Paul Perez,88,89, ,92,93,136 J. 70 25 J. 44,128,163 21,140 26,153 54,139 119 J. 139 110,118 Anton J.Renna,S.J. 14 Steven Running 67 FACULTY Mr. Hugh Wilson 121,146 Mr. Robert Wilson 6,63,l48 STAFF Ms. Nancy Bolstad 177 Bro.Raymond Bounds,S.J. 175 Mr. Cosme Comacho 178 Ms. Ernestina Comacho 177 Ms. Mary Colleran 174 Mr. Peter Anyea 178 Bro.Chas. Connor,S.J. 177 Ms. Francis DeLeeuw 175 Mr. Ted Dettmer 178 Ms. Manuel Galayiz 177 Mr. Russ Glacken 179 Mr. Russ Lambertus 178 Mr. Bob Hess 179 Ms. Mariora Hodge 92 Mr. Soon Han Kim 178 Mr. Leo May 66 Ms. Patricia Opsahl 175 Rev. Thomas O'Rourke,S.J.l77 ,Frances Santillan 177 . Ruth Whitcher 176 Ms Ms Mr. Ed Wydaker 179 Ms.Mary Jane Willers 174 BASEBALL ROSTER Bruce Polk Jamie Kerr Chris Bayley Dean Willmore Tom Dickey Dan Gorman Martin Schwarzkopf Mark Killeen Curt Reimann Jim Dodenhoff Carl Hess CCaptainD Mike Byrne Mark deYmaz CCaptainD John McCauley MnTmg Frank Benites David Robinson,S.J. 136 F d R . Steven P. Ryan,S.J. 4,109,143 K2iiaga2fO33Z Michael C. Ryan 46,47,53 Anthony Sho1ander,S.J. 7,34, Thomas Succow - Coach 132 Trevor Stinson 46,47,50,172 .fKEXEE!fLfEE!2EE1. Thomas SUCCOW 156 Trevor Stinson Fred Campisano Daniel J.Su11ivan,S.J. 65 Philip Sunseri,S.J. 32,111,132 Ralph Vallecorsa 103 Bob Mickey Ryan Haywood - Head Manager Dr. Rex Hulsey - Team Physician VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Jim Dodenhoff Bill Kennedy Chris Bayley Eric Darcy Larry Seppelfrick Kevin McCann Paul Fanta Rick Miller Greg Taylor John Frost John Fournier Managers: Tom Schmitt Steve Derbis Mike Sheedy VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER No.5 Alex Poulos QB 7 Doug Stiteler QB 9 Mark Musgrove SE 11 Mike Sulliyan DHB 16 Mike Hopkins SE 17 Mark Palella S 20 Jim Lee DE 21 Mike Byrne WB 23 Tom Valente TB 27 Jim Dodenhoff SE 29 Jeff Martin WB 31 Dave Albers WB 32 Gary August FB 33 Mark Robson FB 37 John Guiliano LB 40 Tim Evans TB 44 Mike Cacioppo TB 47 George Hale LB 50 Mike McCauley C 56 Mike Mills G 57 Tom Dickey C 61 Mike Hamby NG 63 Chris Rapp T 66 George Quinif G 67 Tony Julian G 68 Jim Hanson T 69 John LaBrie T 70 John Quist T 71 Chris Bayham T 73 Tim Atencio T 75 John Bayham T 77 Don Roberton T 79 John Dohogne T 85 John Murphy S 87 Ted Bayham DE 88 Brian Kelly DE 90 John McCauley LB 91 Tom Pranka TE 97 Curt Long LB 99 Curt Reimann TE George Wrenn DHB Dan Morrissey DHB Paul Collins S H V -, BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS GF 1980 COLLEGE PARK SHOPPING CENTER RURAL 8k BASELINE ROADS TEMPE vAvAvAvAvAivA-A-'Iv'vAvAvAR'v'.i'vA. c '9 'd fW W W Clan of, '70 hike C' u Make Mans 3, Brian 1, M 179 A .ASL crmveg E 6. CCIMBECICA 2 In 188 ,'vAv'v'.'vAv'vAv'-'v'vAvAv'v'vAv'v'v'vAv'v'v'vAv'v'v'v'-A.'v'.'vAvAvAvA.'.Av A-Av'v-vAv'v'v'vAvAv'v'xv'-Av'v'vAvA-AvA-'vAvA v'v'v'v'-A-' 'r 4 n 1 r 'r 1 Comyuihxlaiimw 'lb Um co cfm ol, '79 Jlwmaa Mmm Sncmpmat d 5: 1930770 PM eOi C'3QU1C3E3LEWlUL!.EXi'UCDUlS3 'WTQJ 'UW3 QVEJEXSSSS Qi' WSJ Congratulations 8: Best Wishes Nz 'T'.PI.E' . Amzona Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Employer M! F We're iust right for you. Congratulations Class of '79! 9. 00 sf A 4 N 300 . ZIIIIIIIIIII Iflff IIHHI vlr. Q iggfgtwn fffffff I HC giwlllhggg'g1lliJIlllIIl1IlII1'P PHYS 0175 IU ff, tq 3 W 190 -I FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ARIZONA F5335 lx T life, You fi ' OA I, . . H.-:7 Y wma HB5 EAST CAMELBACK ROAD PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85014 TELEPHONE 602 ' 264-H55 OVER FIFTY-FIVE YEARS lN PHOENIX AvAv- vAv'vA-Av' 'v'vAv'v vAv'v'vAv Best Wi hes from Newton Enterprises Newton's Sand 3320 E. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona 192 264-5371 Wlrfffr f Ir y Q l l lb 6' all Our Gas Smells! Properly used, natural gas is clean and l safe. In its natural state, it's odorless. How- ever, a smelly odor is added to warn you when something's vvrong. A faint odor warns you to check equipment. Are kitchen range burners turned - off? Are pilot lights burning? lf odor is strong, don't ig- nite a flame or operate light switches. Open windows and doors. Evacuate the building and call your gas company immediately. --',,f Arizona Public Service Cc. WE CARE I NOW VCU LRVB We have served the finest people in the world since 1959 CHAMPION TROPHIES Er SPTG. INC. 2426 E. INDIAN SCHOOL RD. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Joe Et Sally Hunter Day or Eve. 277-1733 y SunLake ur to n really is our to . It's hard to show pride of ownership in something you don't own. And that's another nice difference in living at Sun Lakes. All the folks who own homes here also own a share in the S3-million worth of recreational facilities. rg ' I 12 , XA 2 , . ' 5 4 1 ff:-1 1 :J V I! I-25 2 , . ,.-n I 50.1 ,,,. I g 5 16 rvnuss Fnorvr PHoENrx ,,,,,E,,,, TO suN LAKES Q l SCOTTSDALE 0 TEMPE QASUJ 0 MESA - BRoADwAv iw .L s Q 2 EHANDLER - Y BASELINE RD .,, N I IT1 CD - RIGGS RD :nl U, fa ae? Surflakes O 9.-,V 004' fb In the eight lovely, stocked The nice folks who live here lakes - and four more to come. In the excellent Executive golf course, and the 18-hole championship course now being built. In the S100,000 pro shop, three heated swim- ming pools, three night- lighted tennis courts, lavish community center with arts and crafts shops, card and aren't just using these things They own 'em. Along with beautifully-designed, solidly- built homes, surprisingly low-priced from the mid-40's We call Sun Lakes our town. And we mean it. Our town! billiards rooms, library, thea- ter. In the rnen's and women's health clubs with saunas, whirlpools, the community farm, so much more. 1.0 Iak 5 3 1111 GS wg: Active Adult Living Obtain HUD property report from developer and read it before signing anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering nor the value, if any, of the property. 'fo is J' 193 UUNGRAIULAIIUNS ciiss UFIQY CONGRATULATIONS I T0 THE C'-ASS FRANCISCAN RENEWAL CENTER r 'I QF197Q Casa de Paz yBien if RHREATS WORKSHOPS Q LITURGIES ADULT EDUCATION AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY II II 5802 Eosl' Lincoln Drive :I Scottsdale, Arizona 85252 I Phone: 948-7460 ACTION PRINTERS INC. PRINTING 81 OFFICE SUPPLIES to the ' Cl-A55 0F 19 can offer you all these servzces under one roof' QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING PRECISION AND COLOR WORK FAST ACTION PRINT d ZERO-PRINT ST- I PRINTING d COPIES WHILE YOU WAIT OFFICE SUPPLIES COMPLETE LINES FOR LL YOUR NEEDS 4 Convenient Locations to Serve You - 4526 N. 7th Street lPhoenixI - Main Offices 84 Pl t H 3003 N. Central, Suite 112 lPhoenixI - First Fed l Bldg 5411 W. Glendale Avenue lGlendaIeI 3217 E. Shea Blvd. IParadise Valleyl I v-,,,,,-'Av.v-vAvAv-vAvAv-4-vAv-v-v-v-v-v-,-v-,Av-v-v-,-,Av-,gfv-v-v- Congratulations to the Glass ot '79 Q Coldwell Banker COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE COMPANY DAVIDSGN, GRAHAM, St MYERS, LTD. Real Estate Consultants 2920 N. 7th st. CSuite 45 Phoen X AriZOrta 85014 C6027 263-7626 Compliments of Goldman lno. Happy Ours Swiss Farms Congratulations Fresh Milk , David 'Ace' Hartline In Glass '1 9347 West Northern 939-8651 l Vlfherever you live, work, or travel in Arizona, there's a Valley Bank office near you. We go out of our way for you. Valley National Bank More than 180 offices throughout Arizona. M E M B E R FDIC X J Congratulations to the Class of '79 Brown I Playa Del Rey m S California i'ElSEl't 113.115, D D Germanfuoh tmk8:IIi.usic Authentic German Food, Drink, 8 Music Live Entertainment 8 Dancing Nightly Open for Lunch 81 Dinner Daily 1008 E. Camelback Road 277-111 9 CONGRATULATIONS Bangu Mortgage on vrvwwvw 5050 ll l9lh Ave Adams Offlce Supply 3 PIIUBIIIX, Az 85015 4975 N. Central Ave. 'Q 'r 'r 'r 4+ 'v 'r E 'I 'r N - - - - - - - - - vhgyyg-,AvA,AvAvA.Av'v'.A.9v'v'vAvAvAvAvA- v v vAvAvAvA- v 'Y vvvv- A -Av X x ' N X il x Congratulations COUQTHTUIHUOUS to the Class of '79 , A Class of 79 JQMEMS 5 offices Interstate Pest Control 199 From a Friend PHUEIIIX EQ? SIIIIS Congratulations and Best of Luck Bruner Wholesale Company CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK. THE PHOENIX SUNS congfatulatianf congratulations from to the class 9141979 W vom ZXYWCQZLW at U16 IHARIAI1 SHGD youn Fmenos X XX Religious Giffs ond Books i K 5 X l 1 Gongratulations to me Glass of '79 HHVEL P WORLDOWID9 Y -W - W- Y- --- mf- --W - y CQnGQAtulA1jlQnQ wmmmfmlmx. tc' the Class? oF '79 + TPK!TJ3'6iTM1X.Th!fI'3il ? KE JE MI IE JN Ulf ffl! H Sfreef Phoenix, Arizona 85022 L- mlmmmwmminofms C im THE wa s W 'WELD GLARH, DPTIGAIQ I COURTESY MAKES FRIENDS land sells Chevrolets! Camaro Sport Coupe Chevelle Hatchback Coupe I i be aea u ... fp. f 'S rr, X ,1 WV Monte Carlo Sport Coupe f .o,u... .,.,, . A, - ' '-1 ziiiff ' ff? ifjv 1 i ,a,a ...,.,u..,. 4' l . Luv Pick up years ago vve began doing the ol nice people like you. That means we've been around longer than other Chevrolet dealer in Phoenix. And to your continuing appreciation and L things at Courtesy Chevrolet that make support the good things vve do and the great deals vve give are getting better every year. Come on in today for a look at the 1979 Chevrolets that guarantee our continued success and your continued satisfaction vvith us. 1233 E. Camelback Road v 279-3232 Complete sales and service for recreational vehicles EUROPE 1980 June l98O Co-ed Tour Rome, Florence, Grecian Isles, Switzerland, Munich, Amsterdam. For Mature Students, M990 Escorted by Fr. Naucke Directed by WORLD ENCOUNTERS VISIT BARROWS YOUR STORE FOR FINE HOME FURNISHINGS SINCE 1911 2301 E. Camelback Rd. Call 955-7550 CONGFZATU LATIONS! From Dennis D. Naughton Jewelers You're Someone Special and a class ring shows it! 'lf Magnificent Sunshine 1OK Gold 'lf Exclusive copyrighted original created especially for Brophy 'lf Every ring hand engraved Y Deep dimension die-Work Double-thick faceted stones all limit Slim JOE DUNMIRE I 1333 W. Camelback Rd. 4114. Phoenix. . AZ. 85013. Phone 277-O25 atulations to C I, class ef 7 Class of '79 from Camen, Ck Adventure t Chapel TUUFS UICBEZEXWTKUELLNTUJMXWTUQJUJSS WSIB 5925388 GJ? WSJ UNH: C01-PDY 'Ll l AlLlL zsz, . , Mr . Tom Succow Cenfral Paradise Valley ST. Mary's Greenway Apollo Shadow MT. Prescott Glendale Agua Fria They 6 O 26 14 6 0 0 9 6 Q L ,