Holy Family High School - Response Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1977 volume:

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Again we'll laugh and cry And be glad we made the most of today. 4 Today is Our Moment. Patty Burke informs Margeret Stanners of the current cookie income. Jean Washburn takes the Nestea plunge. Carmen Heffernan waits for directions during Glee. Ann-Sophie Issaevitch. ZQKY A.. 45 WC? U! X, 4 . .W , fx ,'Q QQ - Q53 V' if Q Q I i' x .P ' K K, W V Ri WN pkg 'K w Q . Q., Q my , I 5 ,Ax ' gg LL hL h R VZVV LLL-' 1 X m g., . ,Q sq , 4 , 5 .r A: 4. zll? Each day is an adventure As a new chapter unfolds In our autobiography. Through experience We learn about ourselves, About others-their plans and hopes. We are part of an ever-changing plot . . . Now is Our Story. A Q 4 QU sgvfft i av f -Hn .4 P' New teachers Mrs. Brkich, Sr. Dolores, and Mrs. Pavlis attend an orientation meeting. Freshmen unite . Gloria Gama, Sr. Pauline, and Michelle Oliver discuss Red Rover. Mass climaxes Freshmen Welcome Week. Anne McMichael. A tense moment at a volleyball game. CMG QW U I AWE -43 -Ir 1 34. ' , Q , 1 I saw what you did! exclaims Dolores Salazar to Lupe Gonzalez. Antoine de Saint Exupery once said, 2 A pre-game warm-up previews coming All men have the stars, but they are exfltemem' Not the same things to different men. 3 Spirit Week agape' Even though they are as remote As the II1OSt dlStaI1t Staf, 4-5 Suemy Baeza,Chris Burt and Terri Bilotta The dreams we dream today . Are tomorrow's realities. 6 Nom' Valet' Tomorrow-'Our Dream! 7 Giselle Castro, Giselle Emerson, and Lolly Ruiz. 9' Q ,. ,aff 4 , I, , , Q ' 20? M K , , , MM if gg? 2 Q ' 4 MWL, 'X W! 4 wav A af r 1 1 A I n x 0 'Q 4 - ! , WU .m.feA.e..U-as .ir l s 3 2 E ir lt's hard to believe four years have gone by. Quickly and si- lently, time has raced by, never stopping long enough for us to think out our fantasies and hopes for life. As freshmen, we envisioned the world as bright and cheery, ready to give us a chance, but as we grew older, we came to the realization that we would have to plan and work for anything we wanted. Real hard work was involved. And we grew, in love, in knowledge, and in understanding. In the process, dreams were shattered and pulled apart until we could no longer recognize them. With a little bit of faith, we rebuilt our dream world, but this time we put the real world before us and our dreams behind us. Veronica Hruby Arlene President Vice- w err 2' :ABQ ,ll- 'W M. Michelle Oliver Eileen Harley Secretary Treasurer Our Young and Sometimes Anxious Hand Q I 117 1 1 T 'l 'Q ' .......IL... ff aff? K 1' ff , :Ll FW' -- 1. jf, l Yolanda Betancourt ll? Holly Blas Pattl Burke Marla Collazo Debble Chagollan Carmen Carnot Cuellar Davls 'li- 5-. www? Cff' Have 'It Lelah Dillon ' Marian Elzik Argelia Esparza -5,1 ' V , ' A V' ,By ..5 u Q ., yphzz .1 K , ,j wawgi' r ',,,..- .4 ' ' . if Vliif , X - Wu., . :, Q ' ' 2 Strung the Threads of Pour Bright Years 11 '7 Laura GUtlCIfEZ May Lmg Ho Michele Hoelzel ' -1 Q 4:15 3 tif' .Q-ii il . i ii . aff N 4s,:,,.M-4-, M, f M Bin Iulle Hoffman Glhan KHISSHI Ioan Gordon 5 , . ii V. . .I 'Q5gg'+ ,Q ' t .AEQQQSI if migwws Aix . Q .-1 - . i f f l' ' '- To the Ever-Changin , 3 Q f th: 4 Y' fy' TU x Q 1196 ! abric of Uur Lives. Lidia Perez M Nancy Olson ,dlp Anne McMichael Jeannine Meissner Michelle Merager In Sunlight We Stand Holding Treasures, i K gr Sylvia Rey Patty Rivera :Wa .13 :SSN Erin Rohan Michelle Romero Becky Sauer 'uf 1-: -fr--' S 1 iisvqg i muh Irma Sandoval Q '-'gp Daisy Ruiz Susana Saiz 32 10 X Hoping Tha Ahxxy L12 Stewart hadows Will Not Darken Our Dreams. il' 3 1 - I Stephame Suarez Noeml Valer We Are Tomorrow People, Eager to Mo nn, I .Q X, YT f f ,gil H V12 eww' Ann . e - o a a l - , A .,,. A fff- A ,.,,, T 5: fs ' -. PF L M . -grae -121.6 .. --312:52 X ai . 'ix Sffffgf . WSXN gm 2 RW Rb dw-. X L i Y f-vm Yi F' A R X 585' ix 5 Xi or 53 W Ha 2 X a Vallejo Maria Villasenor Warner N2 foward the Waiting, Widening World. xfla-u. WW W 'HQ- . if hgxw J i i. 2, f Q D 14' i. NY Xl. i W Anita Wilson Emiliana Zagaroli Tanya Zozulenko f M' -.. o, W . pkafroti, O To all my friends, thanks. So long and party hardy! P.S. extremely With each thing I experienced I learned, from that Ifound happiness Thanks friends. BABE '77 dzusil, M- 5a,Z5ZUuZ'I time! cherish the memories for what they were, have faith today and hope for tomorrow for what it will bring. 3b!wfLdcD Esiinrulsosdi I've laughed, loved, learned, and enjoyed. But now it's time to move on. Thank you for accepting me as me. wwf W Friends- I've grown to know you all and become a better person. Thanks for all the memories. has f3fM.A,.., Howdy! Let's lasso a couple of cowboys! YEE HAW! Wanna draw? Fergit it, yer my PARDNER!!! gafwvwv ' Thanks Mom and Dad for all you've done for me. To my good friends- thanks for being my friends. Durlsbea, UXLL-'y0L,LcLfr-V The friends I've made at H.F. have showed me what true friendship is. I will never forget these friends. 74Zczf1,L.ftj CQ-601440 Yesterday passed so quickly, Today is just a dream. Happiness forever is my dream. 5,442 Senior off-campus lunch, big sister little sister picnic, parking near cemetery, adams hill on tuesdays, You fthe gang! will be always in my memories and be my friends. I love you all. Keep in touch. Lively raindrops dancing on my windowsill is nature's music. '7776U'LZ4Lofu I extend my warmest wishes and eternal gratitude to my parents and friends for your guidance and love. 0gLg,,Q,0ilo., Qmpofrbo.. To love- is to live! PN'-NQQUN -90!-0145- S.F. people and games, Mac's, CKLE Dean 32, homecoming week, B8cC, BB, Bob, I'll always love you. Thank you. ,fZ042I7,9Z,m4. memories . . . smiles we smiled, tears we cried, friend we made, years gone by . . . cherished memories. .zgaczv M5954-45? Four years of work and worries, smiles and tears. What's left? Memories! Lctwm, gummy There's so much to be thankful for, So much to be grateful for, So much to live for. Friendship- honesty, trust, care, love, understanding, forgiveness, me, a wiser and better person. 775 mfg' Qi 0 Mis padres- Para expresarles mi carino y gracias por ser los mejores padres del mundo. f!f.aL,21. 7553511 Fly on the lyric of the sky, Sail on the music of the sea, Soar with the harmonies of Life! May you all run free As daffodils in a field. Uwvv-4Ca7V!-14Pz,u,64y Meanwhile, back at the farm. , . Ohio or bust! We grew up on ferris wheels and sunshine, Laughter and tears are what made my years at Holy Family worthwhile. Uwnqf Aiwa Thank you! JQ5 fmmwib Mami, papi: Gracias por todo lo que han hecho por mi! Well gang- It's over! No more Q.T., Naturette, Cooney, Petie's High! A bit too much, Bizarre! Thanks L,M,I,A, fflzcaww W7 fllrfwvzcvbi' The future holds bright promises, The past, warm memories, Friends, in heart, we will always be. Qauaz 7710 Live one day at a time. Do it fully, do it your way- Be happy. Lcmvmfwa nwclwwwa eh, I'm pretty happy, and Iknowl ive a lot more happiness waiting itiently for me. !ay all friends stay together and lvays keep in touch, then life will lver be lonely. l:Of'1-LZLL Uldvaz, fe is a tapestry woven with special emories . . . you are those special emories I will never forget. 'LafmcA4fOZ-a.a-rv ive we got memories?! Van Nuys, rties, coo coo for cocoa puffs , long, gang. Summer at the beach. iends as I leave you, eave with memories hich I will never forget. ! . what can i tell you? to laugh? iile? to shine on in a high ride? ugh! smile! shine on! shine on! 'Ewtay doubt if anyone can ever receive i much love from friends as I have ceived here. Thank you for love! ffukn Qoviavrzf Cruising during study hall, lunch at Rosana's WXBC. '67 Mustangs. Lance Cindy, Erin Jim, Prom night. It is never easy to say good bye but somehow pleasant memories make it so much easier. Thanks to all my friends of '77, '78, 8: '79. That helped me grow through these four years especially to you. Four long years waiting, suffering, but I'VE DONE IT! '-Qinfvup C5c1.NkAOOC3I.9 To Louie, Nadine, Teninas, Mario, and joey , This year wouldn't be complete without you. J6'1,c!ff ,kfa,wMJ Cherish time- Don't hurry life, It has so much to give! awww Hold onto your dreams until they come true. To my friends- You've helped me grow and I thank you. QMUsJ Too quickly the present becomes the past. Live every minute to the fullest and hold on to your memories. Howdy Partner, what's the scoop? Nothin's cookin' latee on catch ya at the corral-giddyup! UQ 5'U,w1m7!' People don't change- They just grow! 1dL sax-0A!9fv My life is a beginning that has no end to love, learning, and to you, my friends. .fimocmu Dluuwnovvu Thanks, I'll treasure these four years forever. I'll miss you all. Good luck in all you do. I won't remember specific dates, but the friendships and memories will be forever with me-Shine on! SUNSET!!! 'YTL9-'Jun U' T Stay in touch-Julie, Michelle, Michou, Elaine, Arlene, Kathy, Mich, and Becky-remember when. . . Don-Because of your love I have grown into a person full of life. Because of you I am able to love. Qfzlmmecclzlfeh I have learned from you, I have grown with you, And I will always remember you. PL. Localsg Party at Peties: Did you? Oh, my God! The Bell. Thanks SEN' Rosana, what happened? Thanks Mom. Whoever you are, whatever you do try to make your dreams come true. Love I give to you always. Angel '77 Www Www Dear Friends-you have given me one of the best times of my life. I will always remember . . . Thank you! ,. W 'W qw V I n Q o 0 Welcome to the Greatest Show on Eartl Circus decorations introduced the school year. For the dazed fresh- men, meeting new teachers and making new friends were novel experiences. Older students re- newed old acquaintances. A trans- portation problem arose at the Frosh-Senior Picnic-58 seniors simply could not deliver 125 freshmen to Griffith Park, so the picnic took place at nearby Maple Park. We had the mass of the Holy Spirit with Acting Accord- ing to Your Principles as its theme. Lunching with the sopho- mores and juniors, the freshmen ended the week well-fed. , Jw . f ir, .f,- V' n .f ,Q ,,.. , , I f The entrance procession at the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Pop! Pop! Fizz! Fizz! Oh, how good it is! The study hall clown extends a warm welcome to all. Faculty dedicate themselves to their stu- dents at the first Mass. At the picnic, Yolanda Betancourt and Frances Ruiz talk about teachers and classes. A lively game of Cat and Mouse in progress at the Frosh-Senior Picnic. On the carousel, Big and Little Sisters have a whirl of a time. The only time you ever see a clean lock- er-the first day of school. Getting Into the Act on Mission Da Ladies and Gentlemen! Introduc- ing our ringmaster for Mission Day, Chris Burt. In the first ring we have Sr. Pauline in the sponge toss. Little does she know that Monsignor Lirette is pitching for the missions! In the second ring we have the world famous cookie monster lurking about the haunt- ed mansion. And in the third ring we have the jail house with its own three-ring circus which in- cludes stocks, a loose noose, and a dog house. The side shows in- clude popcorn, ice cream, hot- dogs, pizza, snow cones, spaghet- ti, and Rhett and Scarlet and shav- ing cream! 1 Julie Lotz arrests Teresa Pedrini. 2 Teresa Apollo helps ready the man- sion for all who dare come, 3 The salad greenhouse is the project of Mrs. Combs and her biologists. 4 Mr. York assists with the Big Top. A ,f --'fs r' i I .,,v H5i. I I lwff- vii. ., X , t -N gy' , it 1'---' assi X g W g sf . r t.:v-sis.. 'O' 3 QL we E - JNL Holy Spooks! Halloween happens by day at Holy Family. Everyone's true personality seems to come through! Mary Rose Paneno loses her Fruit-of-the-Loom under- wear while two-faced Kathy Brehme leaves half her costume on Sr. Celestine's desk! Hey, Di- ana Hoonhout four T.P. mummyj, PLEASE don't squeeze the Char- min. What a thrill! The rock group Kiss makes a guest ap- pearance. And bouncing through the volleyball court is the Great Pumpkin falias Jackie Blainj. Now we ask you-is this outrageous or is this outrageous. . . 1 First-place winners, rock group Kiss . 2 He makes sure no one gets away on Halloween! 3 This proves it! ANYBODY can pull off a good gig. 4 Psst. Mary, your underwear is in- side out! 5 The latest look from Hollywood, modeled by Deanna Kerrebrock and Ian Knipscheer. ON CAMPUS 33 Exploring the world of poetry, Regina Stancikas enjoys a sopho- more's work. Sr. Margaret Mary narrates a pro- gram of library slides. Sr. Pauline and Sr. Gerarda join Millie Abreu and Stella Duran in an authentic Spanish dance. Eighth graders listen to a descrip- tion of the Response production process. A part of the cast of jane Eyre takes a break between scenes. The mad wife, Diane Dickey, claws at Rochester during the jane Eyre skit. Spanish dancers gracefully end their performance. A Fair hostess, Cindy Beckham, is instructed by Sr. Eleanor. 34 ON CAMPUS Look and Learn at the Pair The Academic Fair, exhibiting hidden talents of both teachers and students, of- fered a taste of HF. life to incoming fresh- men. In contrast to the authentic Cuban dances presented by the Spanish classes, English I students performed scenes from the novel, jane Eyre. Guests crowded Room 103 to see lively young Prenchmen on The Dating Game. Hollywood Squares, featuring such stars as Tim Conway, Charro, and Paul Lynde, carried the audience back into the past. Several guests sniffed their way into Sr. Vicki's munchie-making class to gorge themselves on mouth-water- ing cookies. ln the clothing room they tried their skill at sewing straight lines. The day ended with the hostesses escorting their guests to the auditorium for an ice cream treat. Christmas in Double Vision The auditorium was packed on Dec- ember 22, as the school enjoyed two presentations of Christmas. A Sur- prise for Santa celebrated the com- mercial, jolly side of the season, while The True Meaning of Christ- mas dramatically represented the value we put on Christmas in our world today. Performing Arts stu- dents and some freshmen from Eng- lish l rehearsed and perfected the two views-giving our student body a sample of their talent. 1 Joseph tSue Thurmanl and Mary fStep- hanie Suarezj freeze into tableau of the Nativity scene. Mr. Marionette fLiz Stewartj relaxes Brave Andy QArlene Wilksj reassures sad Raggedy Ann CMaria Villasenorj that they will still see their toy friends after Christmas. 2 3 4 Tin Soldiers magically come to life to the tune of Babes in Toyland. 5 We Three Kings: Tina Cianfrini, Karen Stokke, and Margaret Lile. 36 its Starry Starr Night The Christmas dance, organized by the senior class, was held on the night of December 17. One hundred seventy couples arrived at the Glendale Civic Auditorium all decked out in formal dresses and suits. Ecstasy spent more time on breaks than playing songs. The event was a success, how- ever, and the senior class brought in a surprising profit of 530000. 1 Howdy, meet my podner! teases Ann Vega. 2 Let's boogie! 3 What took you so long? Julie Hoffman asks Maria Villase'f'1or's escort. 4 Here, Francesca, you hold it for a while. ON CAMPUS 37 The Star Shines . . i As the Love in His Heart l The activities at Holy Family evoked the excitement and inner joy of the Christmas season. During the week before vacation, the traditional Angel Tree spon- sored by Social Action appeared. Student Council busily set up their annual mail service. The voices of the Glee Club sounded throughout Holy Family church during their concert Sing We Noel . Classes rehearsed their carols again and again in pre- paration for the Candlelighting ceremony. A small group of alumnae surprised us all during the Christmas Mass with The First Noel . As we gave of our- selves in these programs, we realized how much the light and joy of Christmas had shone through us. -. f . V , LN V ., . ,,, W.,. ,ya H .YR X x r . , ra I Jr , if QQ if at 215255151 ' ' if 2, k K , K5 K' . an , 38 ON CAMPUS SQ A f lat -ff it 5 s g ,y r wif og . 5 41 ii 3? -Q W 4: l ,, y X, ,. Carmela Tunzi searches for an angel of the right age to buy a present for. Clee Club in dress rehearsal for the Christ- mas concert. Maria Villasenor and Veronica Hruby present Sr. Ann Eileen with a gift from the student body. Sr. Gerarda and Sr. Pauline watch Sr. Carla struggle with Christmas cookie wrappings. Juniors present their song, Jesu Bambino, at the Christmas Mass. Seniors operate the annual Christmas mail service. ON CAMPUS 39 ff Buttons and Bows Stepping on Toes Father-Daughter Night, traditionally entitled The King and I, set the mood for upcoming Valentine's Day. Prepar- ations for the royal event began long be- fore February 10 as moderators and fresh- man committees cooperated to make the evening a fine affair. Decorators cut red- and-white paper hearts and made comic Valentine name tags. Ten helium-filled freshmen hoisted the bouquet of balloons and hung streamers. The product of their combined efforts was a beautiful evening highlighted by a dance contest. The girls and their fathers stepped on each other's toes and talked as they enjoyed their night out together. N R., 1' xv ia. Walt Disney Presents. . Lions and tigers and bears, OH MY! Follow the yellow brick road -to the Holy Fam- ily auditorium where the jun- iors presented their 1977 Prom Skit, a series of scenes model- ed on Walt Disney creations. In each one, the main char- acter, out looking for a prom date, ended his search by choos- ing a member of the Court. In Cinderella, the Prince found Michelle Oliver, whose foot fit his glass slipper. Winnie the Pooh found his honey, Ann Spinelli. After losing Tinkerbell, Peter Pan found his P.P.D. tpossible prom datej, Stephanie Suarez. Pinocchio, returning from school, dis- covered Maria Villasenor. With Snow White dead after sipping Pepsi, the Prince picked Ar- lene Wilks. The five chosen seniors, new members of the Mickey Mouse Club, then heard the long-awaited an- nouncement: Ann Spinelli, 1977 Prom Queen will reign over This One's for You on the Queen Mary. VNV I Q 'Q Piglet, Piglet, where o where could she be? questions Pooh fMichelle Ste. Mariel. Stella Duran announces to the Prom court and cast where the Prom will be. A pirate's life it'll be. Top Center: Queen Ann Spinelli, Clockwise Prom Bottom Left: Prin- cesses: Maria Villasenor, Stephanie Suarez, Arlene Wilks, and Michelle Oliver. Well, here I go to the rodeo! ex- claims Prince Charming tMary Cham- bersj. Snow White fLisa Jingj takes the Pepsi challenge. I wonder if anyone will come to Never-Never Land with me? ques- tions Peter Pan fMary Panenoj. Why don't you go out and find yourself a friend. advises Gheppetto fNancy Costelloj to Pinnocchio CDeb- bie Smithj. Sugar, sugar. . .you are my candy girl. ON CAMPUS 43 F392 -ff if ff' X ew 'S ,X ,txvh Nw lA, , ' Q . The Junior Class of 1977 carefully selected a hard working Prom Court Queen Ann Spinelli has given much time in service to the senior class and to all of I-LF. in her sophomore year she was class vice-president, and kept count of finances the following year. Cur- rently, as president of Social Action, Ann organizes projects and sees them through. After school she works at the Shearson-Hayden-Stone Stock Ex- change. Princesses Michelle Oliver and Stephanie Suarez both scoop ice cream at 31 Flavors. Stephanie is historian of Student Council, Michelle is busy as president of CSF and senior class secretary. Princess Arlene Wilks served as an activity commissioner last year and is now senior class vice-president. Arlene also works at the Glendale Gal- leria. Princess Maria Villasenor sells children's clothing at the Little Polk Shop and is a dedicated activity com- missioner. All these special people, our Prom Court of 1977, are looking forward to a very special day-May 6. 44 ON CAMPUS ,l-, .Q 1 DDA . .X 'W W.. ,z 17 2 This 0ne's for You The Queen Mary-The Queen's Room Featuring Higher Ground Vlay 6, 1977 'H W V' WK M pix 255: 05 , 5 g 5 3 Queen Ann Spinelli KSittingl7 Princesses fLeft to Righty Stephanie Suarez, Arlene Wilks, Michelle Oliver, and Maria H Iillasenor. ON CAMPUS 45 Time for Commendation California schools wishing to be accred- ited by the state must undergo a periodic evaluation process. Holy Family's maxi- mum accreditation of five years expired this year-it was time for another evalu- ation. Following the plan of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, our school began preparation during the summer, lasting until February of 1977. Each department, under the direction of the Steering Committee, evaluated itself. Many faculty members and students generously gave of their time and knowl- edge. Sister Margaret Mary headed the Steering Committee, Mrs. Bogan, Sister Realino, and Mrs. Brkich also were chair- men, and Ann McMichael led the Student Committee. During the week of February 14, the WASC visiting team took an in- side look at our school. After sitting in on classes and meeting both faculty and stu- dents, the group left H.F. especially im- pressed by the students' honesty and friendliness. They promised to forward a favorable report to the State. Sister Margaret Mary, Steering Com- mittee Chairman, and Mrs. Kay Bayley, Visiting Committee Member, enjoy dinner conversation. Student Body Vice-President Anne Mc- Michael acknowledges her introduction as Student Committee Chairman, while Mrs. Alexandra Bogan, General School Committee Chairman, and Sister Mar- garet Mary applaud. With the help of Sister Ann Eileen, Maureen McDermott, Student Body Fresident, solves a microphone prob- em. Vice-Principal Sister Eleanor finds the social event relaxing after months of work on three committees. For her husband's achievement, Mrs. McGreal is congratulated by Visiting Committee Chairman Miss Annette Shamey. Sister Ann Eileen, Principal, welcomes Visiting Team members, faculty, par- ents, and student officers to the evalu- ation dinner. Having given twenty-five years of serv- ice to H.F. as driver education instruc- tor, Mr. Arthur McGreal receives a plaque in appreciation from the student ody. Miss Shamey begins the final report of the Visiting Committee to the assembled faculty. Pastor-Administrator Msgr. Lirette and Mothers' Guild President Mrs. Carol Doll. ongratulations and Best Wishes from The Holy Family High School Mothers' Guild. Our O oments I felt my first pain when I walked in the door this morning. All right, you-come here. Are you sure this is Pater Noster? Time sure does fly by when you're having fun. I'd like to talk to you about common Mm. . . a Toyota pickup. Off my foot, Chick! Aye, Aye, Sister. Don't give it to me now! 0' af Q rf' ff-U 4' ,f Z Q 42 X I , f ' v i 1 ,,,. 'fiiw' 'Q 4 I L, 'K b .rf . 1. 1153 , f fm' X 5 1 1 1 w 1 .ll IS E21 Y ll of -H U3 OJ M OJ .-CI -H .-CI ul-O 0? ll Friends of Milagros Abreu Miriam Acevedo 5 11' Q Yi Vivian Amaya , i Yvette Augus Q Lisa Baca ' Matilda Bermudez Bernadette Boehm Kathy Brehme H ' Mary Bunch , Paula Burns if Christina Burt t ' '14 Lillian Byrne df- Sonia Calderon Pam Came n A Betty Canzona 'Vl .'i,,y Georgina Castro i N L Mary Chambers : Martha Chavez ,. ae' Tina Cianfrini l 5, , Mary Anne Cisneros A ' lj Amelia Collazos X ' , Nancy Costello 1 - , Anne Cremins S, . . , we '52 ..1. ., ' Q4 - +55 N f ' 1 A. 5' ! ' 'V if 1 1 Jil f' 0 T 1 fl aw N . fl? ,.... ,,:, 1',,.,. i IO -Ri Q' Q 'K is .ai m . sf- . 1- nm- s 'x 'fi 1,. I . ti We I 1 ,iizt ti ,A iiy I N i A r, , .... - C ilti A I. '54 . 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The banner, liturgy, and the music all reflected long hours of preparation. The events climaxed as jun- iors tearfully and joyfully presented class rings to each other. Later they celebrated during an off-campus lunch with family and friends. Finally, seniors gave yellow carnations to the juniors as a sign of friendship during an innovative sit-down reception. Cooperation and hard work yielded a day meant to be remembered. ... trr ttr' titt ,ttllt ttt t 'rtt --1 -'-N' ith? P' WFS MW T Smiysgpl 'P a s f i -4 fl Q J Q smith..- . YJ Oralia Munguia and Mary Anne Cisneros reflect their happiness. Mary Chambers gives a hug of friendship to Bernadine Stubbs. Vita Polikaitis, Deanna Kerrebrock, Teresa Dickey, Terri Doll, and Mary Paneno lead the juniors in the song Celebra- tion. A gift of love from the seniors. Juniors display their rings with pride. Mily Abreu receives her ring from Mirtha Ramirez. Every face gives a different version of the story of joy. Today's Happenings Build Tomorrow's Hopes . 'al N Y' K in , 'L' 2 1 :ji :rj vi .V . ,1- pb. , ,fag K. pffipasx Jig., A ,. ids: Y pp ppp 0, pp , Q p 'F f ,p ' 1. p 1 . 59+ if X , f w. . 32 N '11L X ,L ppp p 'W fi z i .. i , H ii p 4 Ap,pp ff ' 'f?f, p,pp , 4' ii 12-.4 asa 'Nw We began the year as the biggest junior class in Holy I5amily's history, proving our spirit by bringing in 200011 of our yearbook quota. To raise money for our prom, we urged friends, third cousins, and total strangers to buy Current stationery. In December we closed the Bicentennial Year by getting our rings. Prom Skit and the Big Night itself were the bestest. We will always remember all our years at I-I.P., but because of the new kind of growing we have done during junior year, it will have a special power to warm our hearts. ' Who wants the first piece? Lile. I.irette's homily humor. glance to the boys at the gate. lip gloss. 6 Ugh, I knew I shouldn't have let this report go, mumbles Theresa Dickey. 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We finished the year off by hosting a farewell breakfast for the Seniors. Friendship had helped us grow. . xxx XNXX ' , .iii fr if I 11- ,ilf-2 M, sf r 'Q iax fn at rrrct prit if ss X xp 5 fini.-mmf. . ,. swf' x i f eg 5 ei H 'luv' 2 ,Eff 3, my at a , sag: 1 ,, ig 'r l A Q X L 5-2 ILVA A s , f a i xi gb Chris Ernme basks in the sunny noontirne lineup. Lulu Geer is back in town and out to get her man. 3 Michelle won't see if I take a coke, says thirsty Leanne Carper. New student Donna Savarese. Ioan Savickas. Don't let them fool you. They're not all that sweet. Joanne Grover and Ann Vega. 4 5 6 7 Hey, Andrea, is this the hangout? 8 9 Stick 'em up! SOPHOMORES 65 orld all urS E U! N ' w w 11 0' 91.5 C .A E w w f: gg 2050 2 .3 5323-:JE 525 3332 2 Qime Qfqazmgif 'z .:Egt255i -:s.::U QEEQ GQCBO2 45-'ogmnz 5 an-4,-tw O wwmwmmmw rv..w....go O Q D. cu rv cu Q' aa In W gg up 5 U LJ U '11 'J LJ .-. 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Laura Spear .E We 'Tvjo 'm.+:F 55435 .. .. mmm Nam .ESE UDL: Si uq 144 O E -II ara Torres O L-4 f Q C 's 4,2 EE mu ,tag I 'E u C 2 as 5 rv U1 O CZ Kara Wechsler r H I Y ' e r K N, l... . , fix 3 r ' ig' Ae- .' . xr ' 'L I ..., Y cr 'r xe X T Y'-A K x. L A N111 ,Y e 1? ' . 7 f g :V , V' K , 2 , 1 frr' ey, J ev-Aig r ' W M1 ' g 6 Q ar f M , rf A r edy. Kenn Kathy L-1 GJ oth and cia Car Denise udents. sh st .-4 'Eb C1 Ll-I 32 U ix 69 Here We Make It Happen It was the Greatest Show on Earth and life went on as we shared our lives and lockers. Seniors and Freshmen invaded Maple Park dur- ing the Big Sister-Little Sister Pic- nic. Even though we couldn't af- ford the calories, we sold World's Finest Chocolate. When Father- Daughter Night arrived, we boog- ied, bumped, and did the polka. It took all first quarter to elect Freshman Class officers. Through all the confusion we finally realized we had become one. it Evelyn Lange chats about up- coming classes. lt's not funny, remarks Chris Robles to Kathy Kennedy and Marlise Salomon. Too bad it's only Monday, comments Natalie Felix to Ann lssaevitch. Freshman Class poses for a snap- shot in Kiddyland. Studying is certainly not a fre- quent habit of Diane Dickey. So this is how we play the game, remarks Jacqueline Blain to Mary Lasher. tv N.. Q. s K il 19...-h t,,. Q-Q rf' ...gf- , 71 r r Q u U o Leadership Comes From Within Student body, class, and club officers come together to form Student Council- the backbone of H.F.'s action. This is where it all begins. Last summer Maureen and her gang organized Welcome Week- The Greatest Show on Earth. The Mass of the Holy Spirit, Installation, and a skit featuring Dandy Andy and the Story of World's Finest Candy were all planned in 105 on Mondays after school. Everything that our school does-from Candlelighting to parking on Lomita-is discussed and shaped up by Student Council. Through time and effort our officers have proved that our school's government is alive and gets things done well. , A . , .?-I A My Friends, Never before in my life has time passed so quickly as the time I have spent here at Holy Family. It seems only yesterday that it was September 1973, and I was eagerly awaiting the wonderful world of high school! Now, four years later, I still carry that eager anticipation of the future and look for- ward to the experiences that will come, but the memories of Holy Family and what you, my friends, have given me will always remain-for you have become a part of me. The only words that express what I feel are-thank you. Thank you for your love, your laughter, your smiles, and your friendships. Through you and with you I have grown. Keep always happy. Love and friendship, Maureen McDermott 74 ORGANIZATIONS ,, W , 4 5. Q9 mm' v ,ff 4 I - 1 w . wa x k , 1 , .2 '1- 4 Action, Action Everywhere l The Library Club encourages stu- dents to become aware of the re- sources in the library. It raises money for improvements by the annual turkey shoot and plant sale. The Book Pair makes a home library affordable for everybody. Who said librarians aren't lovable?. Role As a club, we work toward a bet- ter understanding of the UN. With money from car washes, raffles, and bake sales, we participate in a model UN. We stumble as we try to learn the diplomatic pro- cedures of international relations, but in the end we listen to, con- sider, and finally understand the dilemmas of the world. 76 fi ,f l Playing the UN 'fan-.. 'V s I r RX 1 2 3 4 5 ,vf f-000 ll. Sister Margaret Mary explains library pro- cedures to Kathy Schulte and Magdalena Ortega. President Arlene Wilks presides over Li- brary Club meeting. Library Club officers: President Arlene Wilks, Vice-president Laura Gutierrez, and Seretary Christina Burt. Michelle Merager and Maria Villasenor help out at the ibrary plant sale. Rosario Pacheco and Asuncion Panlilio. 1 Lisa Jing eats and listens at a noontime meeting. 2 Model United Nations Moderator Sister Pauline. Celeste jeckel Sonia Singh answers a MUN members 3 4 Michelle Ste. Marie. 5 question. 6 MUN officers: President Sonia Singh Vice-president Patty Rivera, and Treas urer Jeanne Dolan. ORGANIZATIONS 77 Time Is Our Gift to Others The idea of a new club, the Kiwanettes, was introduced to us by Mr. Lile. We wanted a group that could help people any way possible. Brainstorming in spe- cial meeting, we decided to form this organization. We coaxed Mrs. Pavlis into being our mod- erator and electing Tina Cian- frini and Margaret Lile to serve as officers, and were set to go. Right away, meetings were held: we discussed visiting hospitals, joining in bowl-a-thons and walk-a-thons, and helping the officers with lunch truck duty. Our club has finally been es- tablished, and we are ready to build on it. Our Work Is Our Love Social Action aims to develop the students' awareness in help- ing the less fortunate. During October, posters and announce- ments reminded everyone to bring in clothes and blankets for orphans in Tecate, Mexico. Members also raised money through a raffle in order to buy the orphans much-needed goats. At Thanksgiving, baskets filled with good food were given to poor families. The angel tree went up at Christmas and gifts for needy children collected under it. Through the entire year Social Action worked hard to make our student body aware of our gift- to be able to give! 78 ORGANIZATIONS hrt' 'if ifgt. x., ,.- 0 ., . ,, ,st -av'-M -W and 1 , in J-5' X Guest speakers from Franklin talk about projects for Kiwanettes. Karen Stokke gets help from Car- men Lopez on her first project. Kiwanette Officers: President Tina Cianfrini, Vice-President Margaret Lile, Secretary Karen Stokke, Treas- urer julie Magallanes, and Historian Susan McQuirk. Mrs. Bonnie Pavlis, Moderator. Social Action Officers: President Ann Spinelli, Vice-President Maureen Lee, and Secretary- Treasurer juli Schmidt. Final touches are made for the trip to Tecate. Does every box have stuffing? wonders Margi Apollo. Thanksgiving baskets sitting pretty before delivery. Pack it in tightly, remarks Chris Burt to Social Action mem- bers. ORGANIZATIONS 79 The Music We Sing Is You Glee members are among the hardest working girls in school. The hours of diligent practice are demonstrated in the Christmas concert when altos and sopranos blend to spread Christmas cheer. In December beautiful sounds grace the halls of the Music Center. The annual spring concert announces the arrival of spring. All these concerts are well executed under the direc- tion of Miss Breden. A workshop night at Glendale College provides the group with experience in the training and use of voice. A dynam- ic group, Glee Club strives to en- rich the souls and minds of its audiences. Achieving for the Benefit of Others California Scholarship Federation members raise money for scholar- ships, while still having fun. Giv- ing hot dog sales in December and April is a delicious way to fill a treasury. Events sponsored by CSP, such as College Night and Career Day, bring important in- formation to the students, some- times helping a student make a decision about her future. The con- fusion of last-minute plans, the nervousness, and the final relief add a' different dimension to a project. This year's projects repre- sent an attempt to achieve for others. 80 ORGANIZATIONS Through hand direction and voice, Miss reden asks the group for their cooperation. Chris Emme and Michele Hoelzel display their ability as they sing for the student body. Members work on a difficult note. Glee Club officers: Carole Polizzi, secretary-treasurerp Michele Hoel- zel, presidentg and Vita Polikaitis, vice-president. Hands create harmonious sounds. ' - glugu f fx a A CSF cooks their way to scholar- ships. Michelle Oliver, CSF president, welcomes parents and students to College Night. Officers: Sonia Singh, treasurerg Rosanne Robles, secretaryg Judy Scrima, vice-presidentg and Michelle Oliver, president. Colle e reipresentatives wait to be introduce by their CSF hostesses during the College Night program. Sr. Realino, CSF moderator, out- lines lunch counter duties in pre- paration for the annual hot dog sale. ORGANIZATIONS 81 Volleyball started the year with the discovery of a fantastic team. After hours of hard work prac- ticing the techniques of volleyball, the team finally got the act together in their victories. Many lunch periods were spent planning bake- sales and dances to raise funds. Basketball bounced in during the clear month of January, bringing the team, through both victories and defeats, to the achievement of aking the Plays Count 3 1 4 y ii i it - rrrt'r tryi iiiiifit r .irr S S it gyiir l g g it third place in the league play-offs. ,lg 82 4 f b gf? -QQ' Miss Arndt and team members plan game strategy. CAA Officers: Barbara Warner, President, Teresa Dickey, Vice-President, Margaret Palesano, Secretary, and Julie Magallanes, Treasurer. Varsity Basketball Team. Moderator Miss Arndt helps Paula Burns set up the net. J.V. Volleyball Team. Ball in play. And the game begins. . . Tlfe sudden change in score shocks Margaret Li e. Varsity Volleyball Team. Where, oh where has my receiver gone? l.V. Captain Amelia Collazos. 33 The No-Show Snow In high expectation, we waited patientliy into December for sum- mer to eave and winter to come. We had car washes and bake sales to raise money for our fantastic trip to Mammoth. Finally the day arrived. We were ready for Mammoth, but Mammoth had mini snow conditions! Neverthe- less, the time we spent there was enjoyable and will always remain fresh in our minds. The Pun Throughout the year the com missioners worked to serve the students and to promote school spirit Among projects that in volved us was setting up the chairs and the mike Activities for spirit commissioners included cheering with the Gaels and our main proyect Spirit Week A va riety of events went on during the week the Talent Show, In side Out Day, the Student Coun c1l dance, and the beautiful agape and Mass Together we worked with one thought in mind to share our experience, our work, and our love with each other 84 ORGANIZATIONS Wm ,, Q me if .se ,ic Starts With Us -may 6 1-3 Mammoth trip scenes. 4 Ski Club Officers: Sylvia Rey, President, Kim Davis, Vice-Presi- dent: and Margaret Stanners, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Sylvia Rey, Pres- ident, Kim Davis, Vice-President. Ski Club members skate on Mam- moth Lake. Mr. York, Ski Club Moderator, Activity Commissioners: Ann Byrne, Sonia Singh, and Laura Gutierrez. Activity Commissioners: Maria Villa- senor and Laura Gutierrez. Activity Commissioners: Maria Villa- senor and Julie Lotz. Spirit Commissioners: Katie Warner, Tina Cianfrini, Christine Huzau, Judy Scrima, and Sue Thurman. Senior Spirit Commissioners: Judy Scrima, and Sue Thurman. Someone Sending, Someone Receiving Through our club and communi- cations class, we strive to reach the minds of the citizens of Holy Family High. First we changed the name of our weekly News and Notes to the Triple N. Sec- ondly, every month we presented a radio broadcast and nearly de- stroyed those very minds we tried to reach with our harmo- nious and melodic voices. En- couraged by Sister Rosemary, we developed a Gaels in the News bulletin board and urged the stu- dents to participate in the Youth Poll for the Glendale News Press. We have communicated! With Our Colors We Paint the World Art is our self-expression tool, it sets our imaginations free. Creativity blossomed and needles flew as we designed and decorated Christmas cards and patchwork pillows. Together, we painted tableau backdrops for Holy Family's fashion shows. Through our activities, we have found that art opens not only the mind, but also ourselves to each other. 86 ORGANIZATIONS Communications President Anita Wilson and Vice-Presi- dent Carol Huntoon look over News 'N' Notes. You signed me up for business manager, Sue? asks Kathy Schulte. While Patty Burke reads her editorial in the P.A. broadcast, Holly Bias waits for her turn. Sister Rosemary helps Connie Geise with the feature story. Communications Staff. - S Did the whole bottle of ink spill on these crayons? Gloria Gama asks Sue Thurman. We tried that material and it didn't work, comments Sue Thur- man to club members. Art Club Officers: Elaine Ryder, Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Thur- man, Presidentg Gloria Gama, Vice- President. Lori Marlett and Cathy Dayen try to decide on a card design. Miss Thiel, Art Club Moderator. ...- My it 'E- Sr. Ann Eileen and Msgr. Lirette ad- dress the students during the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Sr. Gerarda and Miss Arndt exchange views on game strategy. Msgr. Lirette takes his turn at the sponge toss on Mission Day. Miss Avaness Sr. Eleanor, Vice Principal, always at work. There's always room for laughter in the lives of Sr. Gerarda, Sr. Eleanor, and Sr. Ann Eileen. 90 FACULTY Rev. Msgr. Arthur J.Lirette Sister Ann Eileen Clancy, B.V.M. Pastor - Administrator Principal tiaa il., s wwf Q,- 'ister M. Eleanor Craggs, B.V.M. Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls Counselor rench, Religious Education Miss Patricia Arndt Miss Elma Avaness Physical Education Mathamatics G.A.A. Moderator Sister M. Gerarda Heaney, B.V.M. To the Editors and Staff of Response '77 and Students: It is always a pleasure to be associated with Holy Family High School projects, and I can honestly say that because of all of you- Girls, Faculty, and Staff-my life has been richer. The lack of pressure and deadlines, and the warmth that I find in all connected with Holy Family makes me proud to be the pastor of the parish, administrator of the schools, and friend of everyone. I hope and pray that the success of 1976-1977 will be measured not so much by our physical prog- ress but by the love and friendship we share. My prayers and blessing-from friend to friend, Rev. Msgr. Arthur J. Lirette Her Counseling Is Our Guiding Light Sr. Gerarda is both the guidance director and a busi- ness math teacher here at Holy Family. Teaching and traveling from Hawaii to Montana, she learned to cope with the problems of grade school children and young men and women of high school age and devel- oped an extraordinary sense of humor. She is usually found roaming the hallways in hope of finding a sen- ior for whom she can obtain a scholarship to a uni- versity. Spending hours of her own time trying to de- cipher student problems and dilemmas, she often re- laxes by reading a good book or taking a very long walk. Sister Gerarda would rather brush paint onto the walls of a classroom than sit still at home, be- cause inactivity makes her want to climb the walls. Although counseling is her major field, she loves to teach and prefers to teach and counsel at a high school rather than a grade school. Without Sr. Ger- arda, life here at Holy Family would go at a slower and less humorous pace. FACULTY 91 After the Spanish Mass celebrated on Oct. 26, students' relatives gather in the auditorium and sing De Coloresf' Sr. Diane is delighted with her 25th an- niversary gift. Mrs, Brkich busily corrects her typing class papers. School nurse, Ms. Dorothy Canfield. Miss Breden and her counselees enjoy the Thanksgiving Agape. Sr. Carla, keeper of the records, never stops working. Mrs. Bogan patiently listens to her stu- dents mispronounce Spanish. 49's fha Sister Diane Barabe, B.V.M. Mrs. Alexandra Bogan Religious Education Spanish Miss Mary Breden Music Glee Club Moderator Mrs. Dorothy Brkich Sister Mary Carla Came, B.V.M. Business Education Secretary 190. can Ji'-!fvv'6f A-yhyld 740' Yew faylcu- J4'1Jf4'N ? fA-fjiiydf -fl-43-I lv-0, 4.1 0-cu., 1--f fa cw'- ,1,.. J, al... Musician with a Gourmet Touch Beginning her musical life at an early age, Miss Mary Breden learned quickly from the teaching of her mother, who encouraged her to play the piano. Her musical tal- ent grew under a private teacher. During high school, Miss Breden worked hard at improving her musical abilities. In her senior year, she finally achieved recog- nition when she received the Bank of America award for music. To polish up her musical education, Miss Breden traveled abroad, marveling at the great works of Bach, Beethoven, and Chopin found in Munich, Germany. At the present, Miss Breden heads the music department, acts as Glee Club moderator, and teaches pop choir, piano, and choral fundamentals here at Holy Family. In out-of-school hours she participates in the choir at St. Basil's and helps to conduct the choir at Loyola-Mary- mount University. At home, she enjoys cooking and ex- perimenting with varieties of food, especially when the recipe calls for foods sauted in wine. Miss Breden enjoys teaching at Holy Family because it's small, more re- warding, and the results of hard work are noticed. FACULTY 93 1 Mr. Tom Carroll, plant superintend- ent during first semester. 2 Mrs. Combs talks about the arts of the cell with her biology studyents. 3 Sr. Pauline goes over her government class papers. 4 Miss Arndt sneaks into the locker room for a quick refresher course on basketball. 5 Sr. Rupertine handles all the finances of the school, including yearbook money. 6 Sr. Dolores is amused at an opinion expressed by one of her students. 7 The faculty reinforce their commit- ment to teaching during the Mass of the Holy Spirit. 94 FACULTY fr xox 99 6. , Mr. Thomas Carroll Plant Superintendent :ter Mary Pauline Flosi, B.V.M. cial Studies odel UN Moderator Mrs. Anne Combs Biology Sophomore Class Moderator Sister M. Rupertine Garlick, B.V.M. Treasurer X er Mary Dolores Kramer, B.V.M. Sister M. St. Victor Lesner, B.V.M. gious Education nish Noon Receptionist .fi She Found It Through Science Teaching Mrs. Anne Combs teaches biology, physiology, and marine biology here at Holy Family. Science was my first love, she remarked. But she never thought that she would be a teacher. She first studied to become a missionary, after she married her husband, who is a minister, they went to work in Brazil for a couple of years. It was very exciting but very difficult, Mrs. Combs remembers. After she began teaching sci- ence at Holy Family, a former student, Laurie Payne, helped her gather material for marine biology. To- gether they constructed the most contemporary course in our science curriculum. Now Mrs. Combs confirms, I wouldn't give up teaching for the world. Last summer she attended a class at UCLA titled Fads and Myths in Science. Each year Mrs. Combs goes to the National Biology Association convention be- cause there is always something new to learn in sci- ence. Mrs. Combs is also involved in the I Found It campaign. She has worked on a switchboard, re- lating to and sharing Christ with others. She enjoys chaperoning the sophomore retreat. Through her ex- periences and education Mrs. Combs sees the finger- prints of God in every living thing, and finds it so exciting. FACULTY 95 Sister Realino, together with Mrs. Combs, teaches physiology class. Mrs. Pavlis explains the homework to her U.S. literature class. While baking Christmas cookies, Sister Margret Mary sneaks a lick. Sister Celestine teaches U.S. history to the juniors. Mr. McC-real, who on February 1 celebrated his twenty-fifth year as driver education instructor at H.F., explains how not to drive a car. Sister Rosemary helps a confused student in English lab. 96 FACULTY Y Vliy . tfim, lg., s QL? -4 V 4 ww V , wwe 'f ' '33 v as fs gp ref k :ister M. Realino Lynch, B.V.M. leligious Education , Mrs. Bonnie Pavlis-Baig riff? SF Moderator, Science Librarian Library Club Moderator Mr. Arthur McCreal Drivers' Education Social Studies Freshman Class Moderator Sister Rosemary Sage, B.V.M. English, journalism English, Business Education Kiwanettes Moderator I-LF. Gazette Moderator . get at ,r,,,. Sister Margaret M, Maloy, B.V.M. Sister M. Celestine O'Neil, B.V.M. Teachers Offered Continual Inspiration As I was growing up, I loved to play 'teacher '. Now Mrs. Bonnie Pavlis-Baig teaches English and business skills at Holy Family. During her high school and college years, her instructors were an im- portant influence contributing to her future. Mrs. Pavlis-Baig attended UCLA and studied for her B.A. Then she transferred to UC Berkeley and in 1974 she received her master's degree. During that summer, she toured Europe and met her future husband. Later she was given permission by UC Berkeley to pursue her PhD in Europe. The most difficult task for me then was passing my PhD. Qualifying Exam. Now Mrs. Pavlis-Baig is working on her dissertation on Medie- val dream-vision poetry. In April of this year, she and her husband are expecting their first child. I do hope to resume teaching after our child is born, she says. FACULTY 97 Sr. Vicki, who commutes from Bur- bank to H.F., had a hard time ex- plaining this get-up to the sisters at her convent on Halloween morn- ing. Sr. Suzanne enjoys the evaluation dinner. So when do you intend to take this test? questions Mr. York. Next year?! Este means this and esa means that, insists Spanish I in- structor, Sr. Margretine. One Saturday before Christmas, Sr. Emerita and her comrades snuck into the foods lab and whipped up some delicious goodies. During a drawing and painting class, Ms. Thiel explains line tex- tures to her budding artists. 98 FACULTY inn- ,... ,, A L ister M. Margretine Smith, B.V.M. Sister Vicki Smurlo, B.V.M. :cial Studies, Religious Education Religious Education, Home Economics Danish, Junior Class Moderator Senior Class Moderator Social Action Moderator ster M. Suzanne Stopper, B.V.M. Sister M. Emerita Taylor, B.V.M. iglish English earbook Moderator f 1 Miss Carolyn Thiel Mr. Richard York Art Mathematics Art Club Moderator Ski Club Moderator Have Grant- Will Travel Sr.Pauline Flositp.95Jteaches government, European history, international relations, and Latin-American studies.Always looking to the future by planning and writing for grants today, she enjoys venturing abroad during the summers. Her most rewarding trip was in 1970 when she visited England, France, Spain, Italy, and other European countries. Sr. Pauline has also been to many interesting places in the United States. In 1974, she went to the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvannia. And in 1975, she at- tended a seminar in political ideologies at the Univer- sity of Colorado. During a four-week stay in Guada- lajara, Mexico, Sister studied Mexican folklore and bettered her ability to speak Spanish. Currently she is the moderator of the Model United Nations Club at Holy Family. Last year the club started with only sev- en girls. This year the membership has grown to twenty-four. The club is very rewarding and inter- esting for both the girls and myself, comments Sis- ter. I hope that it will grow even more. FACULTY 99 Building Towards Tomorrow Maria Kitigbak and Denise Rodriguez sus- tain a note during Glee. Sr. Rosemary takes interest in the French class'-s version of the Dating Game. Linda Magallanes and Dawn Duschane break bread during a U.S.A. agape. Miss Arndt reviews game strategy with both volleyball captains. Sylvia Rey, as Oscar the Crouch, peers un- happily from her trashcan. Freshman particiipants in the Jane Eyre skit discuss their per ormance. The break is a good time for a last-minute check on the day's activities. Elsa Larrea prepares an acid formula in physi- cal science. 100 FACULTY 94 2 A 'Q ' v X x.,-'X X X x 4 S Y Q Wg? Let your leaving Be an entering, And your closing of this door Only the opening Of many new ones. Look toward high And distant goals And ever-widening Vistas of truth and beauty. Live within the God-circle of lovep There only your own will Can impose limits On what you may become. FACULTY 101 K M iw xg on he .,.k W. V rr N :mx , L ., nrrr , R R .1 ' - ,M- age r ? ,ln L Co-editors Patty Rivera Liz Stewart Photographers Connie egovia, Manager Patty Rivera Moderator Sr. Suzanne Stopper, B.V.M. .,,., Business Judy Serima, Manager Sue Thurman Linda Palkovic Special Photography wwf earae .Q R Q f 3 ai. lf? 'H' -ir 9 gm A, 3 eriponse Orlando DeGuevara 3,6,7,29,73,89 Rick Corsinig 2 Sean Sheedyp cover Layout Marty Bermudez Chris Burt Lillian Byrne Betty Canzona Mary Anne Cisneros Lynne Doll Rosemary Kennedy Rosanne Robles Tanya Zozulenko Best Wishes from the Priests, Sisters, and People of Holy Family Parish IQQMQTE B I M xww QW fem-1 re W 91 ,4-51-'f' My USUFGU ce are ocessm C s s 16511 sfSecOfz St. Su I 302 os I7 el s, Calf 12 f 3,1 222549 '77, ' lk 1110 49' Q53 ' ll' sf' Q2g?,? f+f K Cocktails Catering Banquet Facilities The House of I Sicily ITALIAN RESTAURANTS: PIZZA HOUSES We Cook Like Mama Does in Italy I World's Most Delicious Italian Food 8: Pizzas I Orders to Take Out I I I Phone 240-5775 C 1018 E.EColorado VINCENZO GRECO Glendale, Ca. 91205 106 ADVERTISEMENTS 135 SO. ORANGE ST. GLENDALE, CA 91204 GEORGE W. WURZEL 240-8281 , 3, I x 1' T P l 1 H 'Oli S Parties from 25 to 300 in our elegantly appointed Versailles, Pompadour and Florentine Rooms DAN BRUCHEZ General Manager 1911225 VERDUGO OAKS 1010 N Glendale Ave 246 5655 Glendale Californla 91206 245 5352 I - ADVERTISEMENTS 107 Best of Luck to Holy Family A Erlend Uur Mother Of Good Counsel Parish Best wishes to the class of '77 and good luck to the future graduates to follow in the oncoming years. 108 ADVERTISEMENTS Y8:S N 1 ' lL ,L 1 1 1 L ' ': ', L1Q4 East Colorado Street 3139 ADVERTISEMENTS 109 Park In Rear Delrvery Hlura Pharmacy rx 1680 Colorado Blvd Los Angeles Cal1forn1a 90041 Clarence K. Hrura Doctor of Pharmacy Telephone 254-6736 255-8388 255-7808 an-5nvf HOMETOWN BANKING FOR CLASS OP '77 VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 420 No. Brand Blvd. 1300 So. Central Ave. B I Ford CITY FORD COMPA 1800 Pasadena Ave. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90031 Large Inventory of Ford 8: Caterpillar Diesel Truck Parts ERNIE CISNEROS Manager, Parts Department Bus. Phone 221-5151 Lets 'Cruz Over I 1' fo Ernie If- S 5 eJ' Specializing in 257-2565 T A C Mexican Food , lalll INDIVIDUAL DINNERS I 'Q TO-GO MAX S Q European Meat 8. Delicatessen A - , Specializing in Party Ploffefs - Covering OPEN EVERY DAY uzoo AM TO 12 MIDNIGHT Sandwiches - Imported Cheeses FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11:00 AM TO 1:30 AM IN PASADENA IN EAGLE ROCK 126 WEST COLORADO 4780 EAGLE ROCK BLVD. Los ANGELES, CA. 90041 2803 WEST BROADWAY 449-9350 256-9175 2 BLOCKS WEST OF FAIR OAKS H 1 ' I I 0 X 1 ' l i s I I H 1 I y v PHONE 254 2634 ITEGRATED ABULATING ERVICE TAB CONSULTANTS CALIFORNIA POULTRY FRESH FISH FEATURING ONLY USDA PRIME EASTERN AGED BEEF DATA PROCESSING SERVICES :Is was-r sscouo s-r suns aoz Los ANGELES. CALIF BOOI2 LARRY VANCE l2I37 627-2649 OWNER COLORADO BLVD WM. R, emma DIL.I-0N EAGLE ROCK CA'- I T S THE PRIME SHOP TFQYEQJTA Sales Sz Service WMM? 8 N kj., ',,,f,1 'Q -.k K,:,4'A 4- K .A 3 1 l fu I . V 1 ' I 1 N COMPLETE BODY SHOP Lg ff Hlghtower I Toyota 9' POOTHILL BLVD. , I 3322 LA CRESCENTA v 248-9363 PHONE 247-8482 WEBBER TYPEWRITER CO. SALES ' SERVICE ' RENTALS 215 North Central Ave. VERN SHATZ Glendale, Calif. 91203 CLASSIC 8: ANTIQUE SERVICE lt ' 2 'H Waits Cam Co. comps 5 Qo1sL9rz C7111 cgewmoz AS J I E 7 13 43 1 TI'-IOM . WH T 46 S 12 I 2 -B OO 112 ADVERTISEMENTS Arevalo and Safino, INC Congratulations-Rosana, Anita, and all the 1977 Graduating class. STEEL DRUMS WOOD BARRELS RECONDITIONING A. ROOKE COOPERAGE CO. 7702 MAIE AVENUE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90001 42133 587-5135 :Wa W 0 I IIEQU' ITALIAN 'Q' ' mmsmsa: view siaaaszans - I 1 AAELLL iwff 1m,mmzs,aLvaf . L 280 A ADVERTISEMENTS 113 114 ADVERTISEMENTS VERDUGO MESA APARTMENTS Quiet and Secluded Living Park Like Grounds - Private Streets - 1 8: 2 Bedrooms - Furnished and Unfurnished Children and Adult Sections L. Guerrero 2.54-1816 ESSEX 1 ,,h Bistiurfibe Hashiuxis Efur lvrws Cl OTHER? 5. Tuxsno nm :us Fox Hills Mall Eagle Rock Pla 390-7000 256-0449 A269 Verdugo Road Westminster Mall os Angeles CA 90065 f714j 893-1175 +idHiiw view , 'N lf S l Congratulations Holy Family Seniors Rock 8: Roll CUSTOM T-SHIRT CENTER P Iron-Ons ' T-Shirts ' Tapes Sz ' Posters and Records C ONDOR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SKIP SCHEMBARI Contractor Lic. No. 315117 Bob Davis CIIIIPJ Ek IJIXXIIS PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS One Park Plaza 3250 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2207 ,Los Angeles, Calif. 1 90010 l f213J 389-4915 Mr. Robert Lasher Glendale Camera Center 346 N. Brand 241-2791 312 N. Brand Glendale, CA 91203 243-7592. La Canada 790-6644 790-6817 Eagle Rock 256-0443 1117 Foothill Blvd. La Canada, CA 91011 i AIR CONDITIONING 8: HEATING 24 HOUR SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK LOS ANGELES 384 7960 GLENDALE 243 8412 245 1742 S F VALLEV 7865933 ,. 1, 207 s. Los rzuz nom o masons, caur. sms ADVERTISEMENTS 115 BRADLEY PHARMACY 248-2202 Norm 8: Pat Geiger 3043 Foothill Blvd. Owners La Crescenta Calif. 91214 Ernie Louie Bill MA 8-6705 RON 8: TAM S Manufacturing Jeweler Gold Rings Watch Attachments And Bracelets 711-B Metropolitan Bldg. 315 West Fifth St. Los Ageles Calif. 90013 Cisneros MA 3-5010 I umvsnsni SAVINGS PHONE I213l 254-9141 Eagle Rock Plaza Suite 101 N 2700 I Colorado Boulevard Los Angeles California 90041 MARY ANN LAKE ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT ' BRANCH MANAC l H Z! y a Glendale Auto Upholstery A if custom ai I 7' M auto upholstering I SPeCl 'lS'S ' ' 1 day service Jean's Fashions 4603 San Fernando Rd. Glendale 91204 243-3800 li Jr Sportswear 116 ADVERTISEMENTS Ph 243 2550 515176 So Verdugo Rd Glendale Calif 91205 Katf 8: Denise Catholic Schools 8: Churches Our Specialty TOMAR BUSINESS SERVICES Income Tax 8a Bookkeeping 5000 Monte Vista St. Highland Park, Clif. 90042 257-7005-257-6247 Tony Johnson Emidio's Italian Food 8: Bakery 1489 Sunset Blvd. L.A., Calif. 90026 Mon-Sat 9:00-7:30, 51111 9:30-3:30 Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pastries We Cater for All Occasions The Capra Family .. 1 Ti . F . . 4' . 'YE Q. 1? 15 57? , ,I 2' Qiva! A' if J or X 5 .fag X iiil X 'tt 1 5. 629-2977 Free Parking ' Eagle Rock Lumber Sz like Hardware 2 A 2223 Fair Park Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. 90041 Dearest Friends- 255-1451 Thank you for all the memories- hope in your futures you all reach ' heavens . . . I I love you all, Arlene '77 ADVERTISEMENTS 117 f i W ,A ,gh wr V' Ms an if Q-QS E XZ E .cgfafuazy STATUARY - WALL PLAQUES CLOSED MONDAYS 625 SOUTH BRAND BLVD GEO. 8: ETHEL GLENDALE, CALlF'. 91204 HAFZDVVICK 12133 243-9896 Full Line of Automotive Parts Mon. thru Sat. - 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sunday - 9:00 A,M. to 6:00 P.M. MONTEREY AUTO PARTS 908 So. Glendale Ave. Glendale, Calif. 91205 246-5651 C. Dean Crill 245-5686 Lerner Oil Company Major Quality Gasoline Visit our two Glendale locations: Glendale and Cypress Glenoaks and Pacific Dick Brehme, Vice- President and General Manager. 256-6517 Pat 715. Comeau, 91zc. PLUMBING AND HEATING 4684 EAGLE ROCK BLVD LOS ANGELES CALIF 90041 CALIF LICENSE t271524 526 Installed By . . . Les Green 1 8: Sons Q-fri rut Plumbing, Heating Sr Water Heaters 24 Hr. Emergency Service :fi 245-5415 ' 243-9203 842-9663 D.M.W.Y.P. Sewer Sz Disposal Stoppage Service ADVERTISEMENTS 119 DON MCCAMY 24 Houn SERWCE PRESIDENT RADIO DISPATCHED CARLSON Plumbing S' Heating Contractor, lne. LICENSE NO. 274113 40923-1 EFS WEE 52? Lai?ED'IL2fsf?25352O5 1705 MONROVLA AVE., COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 642-9390 Q 642-9393 139 Many thanks for your patience and support. We are proud to have been a part of Holy Pami1y's growth. The Thurmans lAl fofnis INC. 3400 E Powter SI Los Auqcikes. Ca 90063 42131 269-7319 Manuel E. Robles 1 U. wwf 1 F w 12.0 ADVERTISEMENTS' 7-Eleven 1910 Colorado Blvd. Eagle Rock CNT Greetings to I-I.P. Students St. Casimir's Parish Uithuanianj Los Angeles, CA e f' NIGNLAND PARK - Ll EANADA YDUR CDMPLETE DEPARTMENT STDRE FDR FAMILY AND HOME FEATURING FAMOUS BRAND NAMES LA CANADA: E63 FDDTHILL AT OAKWDDD, 790-6801 HIGHLAND PARK: N. FIGUEROA AT AVENUE 58, 257-7504 Thank You Monsignor Lirette Sister Ann Eileen Mr. Marilin Lile and All Other Parent Volunteers We love our beautiful campus. masxef charge PII LERS ST DOMINIC W Greatest Bargains in clothing SL shoes 1800 Colorado Blvd. L.A. IEagle Rockj Calif. 90041 257-8166 daily 10-5:30 friday till 9:00 in the HOLY FAMILY UANIIAMLIIICAIIUI wefmnvfhe of Eagle Rggk loves everybody - - ADVERTISEMENTS 121 HONDA I OF 122 ADVERTISEMENTS HOLLYWOOD 'Q '-W-M. ' , mwzg WHERE SALES, PARTS 8: SERVICE COMBINE TO GIVE YOU THE BEST TOTAL DEAL!! BILL ROBERTSON Sz SONS INC. 6525 SANTA MONICA BLVD. HOLLYWOOD, CALII3. 90038 466-7191 OR DIAL H-O-N-D-A-47 240-2664 Szavma GLENDALE 235 S0 COLUMBUS SINCE 1957 GLENDALE 91204 RED CARPET WINE 8: SPIRITS MERCHANTS 400 E. GLENOAKS GLENDALE JUST EAST OP BRAND OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. .lu f Z 57 W r5uAs QESTAUQAH I-SQIITISQ Q!! AUTHENTIC MEXICAN DISHES FOOD TO GO Ycun HOSTS BEER. WINE ELIAB Q SARA GOM3 ffl- if H' 2? 4 as if . 'elm -. ' ,, E. ... .. ,, .... . .. . ,, V , . f .W ,,w.fafM fe-W e , I 71 fri I of va zfirf A M ,Nga I - K Y , 4515- pi .Y . 2,555,515 gferg! --, I-ggi ri ,:. -gl! A, ,Z ,Q Q aw -45920 ,fi S531 'F 2 ,. We .-agar vw EW is 'a W f wwf gs glam. 3 sg ,g uf , NS ifwmfl --'A- 'ef .wav afwqwi We 5 if I , -f - - - 15 amen M Sa ' -- we 355 ' '- 22331 7 f'f:Q,.'a'-: '42. :: ga,,-f1f:,g- ': : ' E+ ,-:,:,f ls Eg . 9: ' ,V K - - I a W a? W1 l 1 f INA lTlOUI'llalI'lGalIe ROY WILKS GOLF PROFESSIONAL Mountaingate Country Club 2205 N. Sepulveda Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90049 12133 476-6215 ADVERTISEMENTS 123 Park In Rear Delnvery . R , 9 0 1-mm STYLING ' fi ll E ' MEN foswomsn 5 Q, 1978 Hi11huf::lave,l-loxlywood ja J 3 eesggssa N90 'A 3' 664-8806 QIAL9 Mom and Dad . . . 124 ADVERTISEMENTS Hlura Pharmacy 1680 Colorado Blvd 90041 Clarence K Hlura Doctor of Pharmacy Telephone 254 6736 255 8388 255 7808 Los Angeles, Californla Thank you for your love, support, and for teaching me to reach for the stars. I love you both now and forever . . . Arlene '77 -fa 6' Q 5, U fl FACTORY OUTLET l250 B. W. GLENOAKS GLENDALE, CALIF. 9l20l 2 Blocks East of S 247-3074 Daily I0.00 1' 6 P.M., MON. Rhru SAT. Acme Rents Trucks-Trailers-Tools 244-4121 All Kleer Pool Centre Swimming Pool Supplier Service 3210 Foothill, La Crescenta Arnaldo Foreign Car Service 1644 Colorado Blvd., L.A. 256-7973 Bakery-Munich Bros. Cakes of all kinds Pizza-Food-Turnovers Bed 8: Bunks 135Vz SO. Brand 246-9188 Complete Home Furnishings Bemba's Bake Shop 1737 Silver Lake Blvd. 664-9333 665-9613 Berkely Grocery Market 2529 Berkely, Los Angeles 483-8574 Best Wishes from Genevieve and Jack Stubbs I Bob's 3-Minute Car Wash I 236 S. Glendale, Glendale Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Brogan Drug Store 2144 Colorado Blvd. Eagle Rock Bruce Bronson-Private Sponsor I Congratulations, Class of '77- And Good Luck, Forever! Burbank Lumber Company 640 N. Victory Blvd. Burbank, CA 91503 Carl's Hearing Instruments 521 East Wilson Glendale 246 3737 246 3678 Catalina s Mexican Food to Go Burritos Tostados Carnitas 231 N Ave 50 254 0062 Chattom Jewelers 3178 Glendale Los Angeles 660 9580 Wm R Chrlstlan State Farm Insurance 715 N Central Glendale De Bronce Construction Company Complete Construction Service Owner Lance Lara 254 3226 Eagle Rock Italian Bakery 1621 Colorado Blvd CL5 8224 Cakes Pastries Cookies E Sn G Contractors P O Box 39395 L A Calif 90039 El Criollo Market 2827 Bellevue Ave. 413-3616 Emidio s Italian Food Rum Cakes and Fresh Bread 1489 Sunset Blvd. 629-2977 Follow the Phantom Duck of the Desert! BARSTOW-TO-VEGAS Glendale Uniform Center Celia Sinatra 418 East Broadway Glendale Gold Seal Company Snowy Bleach Mr. Bubble Good Luck Class of 78 God s love be with you Love Debbie Kernen 78 ADVERTISEMENTS 125 Good luck, Holy Family Students Thomas F. Morrow, M.. 1127 Wilshire Blvd Suite 702 HUTELT Eamuunmii Wfilfllfum' Glencoe Glen-Webb Sn Co. 6116 Walker V X33-mf 'af-V' , Maywood, Calif. 90270 Phone 12132 583 8801 Montrose s Most Complete Music Store INSTRUMENTAL RENTALS Music Lessons Excellent Teachers SUPPIIGYS Of flnff MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS foods to Records 0 Tapes ' Sheet Mus1c restaurants Tape PlaYGfS bakerles and GRAYSON S TUNE TOWN 2357 Honolulu Ave lnstltutlons Montrose Ca 91020 12131 249 0993 C2132 245 3307 1 126 ADVERTISEMENTS Avenue ' l'homas B. Gray, Vice President Fidelity Federal Savings L25 E. Broadway-Glendale, Calif. Gula Hagerty Gail Richard Cosmetics 2310 Caryle Place 221-5720 Hal's Eagle Rock Pet Shop Professional Poodle Grooming 4374 Eagle Rock Blvd. The Hanging Red Pants 2708 Foothill, La Crescenta Open 7 days 10-6 Hire the Spanish Speaking Ser-Jobs For Progress, Inc. lRicardo Zazueta, Nat. Director Hoffman Beauty Men's Grooming Supply 46 Glendale Galleria House of Arnol-Hairstyling 1230 N. Pacific 246-1645 Francine's Plants and Flowers I love you, not only for what you re, but for what I am when I'm vith ou. Thank you, Faculty 8: riencfs. Susan 8: Clara Loehde Q V- A .. . 'in' I I' f . uf 09 Aw, 'vu-WA , -H 'D I Janitorial Supplies Warren F Haverkamp Good luck to all J C ELECTRIC 3174 E Gage Avenue Huntington Park Ca 90255 JEWEL CITY BOWL 135 S Glendale Ave 243 1188 Jewel City Glass Company 500 East Colorado Street Glendale 91205 240 9500 JJHSAdvertising 1901 W. Sth St. L.A. 483-8530 Kennally Interiors Glendale Kids -X-Change 1943 Hillhurst Ave. 666-0961 Kitty Hood Travel Airlines-Steamship-Amtralo Tours 2158 Colorado Blvd 254-7321 Best Wishes from '47 to '77 if To Mr R Lasher of Glendale Camera You have developed into a special friend of RESPONSE 77 L8:L Crafts 208 N Brand Blvd 241 5495 Look high reach high stay high and remember how high we are Kim 8: Sylvia Magic Touch Corffures 5935 York Blvd 254 1147 Dr. 8: Mrs. joseph I. Manuele Marlin s Custom Block Work Block Walls 8: Planters Marlin Lile-Owner 243-6761 Mary s Fashions Eagle Rock Plaza 257-6154 Free Alterations with Purchase Matias Tax Service Enrolled Agent 256-1096 6:00-se-op.m. t ADVERTISEMENTS 127 Mom and Dad, You know that I'm not the greatest and you know that I try, so I just want to tell I love you Love, Norah Friend You re always there When I need you most You care about my feelings And keep my secrets When Im torn down, You build me up. I'm never alone, With you around. Thanks. Love, Lynne 128 ADVERTISEMENTS ,W , M, REFLECTIONS Getting involved Problems getting solved. Feeling life is the pits Trying to rid yourself of zits. Studying hard in class In the hope that you might pass. Sometimes efforts are in vain But there s a lot to gain. Nevine Lelah Gihan Tanya and Marion. Love is faith Last table on Lomita , re- member when Anne Maria, Arlene, Becky Eiaine, Julie, Kathy, Mi chelle, Michou, Mitch Veronica and Baba .. Friday nights, I-Iollywooc Blvd., kidnapping, black: and whites, little bacon Pintos, Mustangs, VW': Cclutches and automaticsl old spaghetti, Tuesday': lunches, early breakfast gingham purse, Tictac orange peel and every lasting friendship. I that dreams will come true. Argelia and Efren August '77 Friends are like the notes of a song one melody, one harmony, together they make music. 'ww-it J 4 . 6 . .K 4 Sarkis Shoe Service 3147 Glendale Blvd. 665-4784 C. R. Smith Typewriters 8: Adding Machines 326 E. Broadway 241-9360 Southland Marketing - Best Wishes Stanley's Hair Styles Geometric Blow Cuts 255-9558 Stanton Co. North Hollywood Best Wishes Stoner's Restaurant 3445 N. Verdugo Rd. 249-5343 To Orlando de Guevara With your special photography you made this book special to us Teddi of California Ted s Transmission Service 1001 East Palmer Avenue Glendale Calif 91205 Thank you is too small a word to define my gratitude My love for you is infinite Amore Emiliana Thank you my friends for the love you have given to me Tanya The best of luck to the girls of Holy Family High The Escobar s Theodor of California 15401 S. Figueroa St. 770-0442 As courier you saved us many minutes and miles. Thanks. To Mr. George Stopper: To MAMEMJM-Hold onto your dreams until they come true. KATHY' To our special friends- at your best you are love. Love always Sylvia and Sonia Try-R Health Aids 6304 York Blvd l...A. Calif. 00042 Verdugo Florist Copen 7 daysj Weddings and Funerals 147 N. Verdugo 247-8686 Virgil s Hardware Center 520 N. Glendale Ave. Glendale Ca. 91206 Viva Class of 77 900 Riverside Dr. Werner Floor Covering Carpets-Draperies-Furniture 413 E. Glenoaks 240-1134 Westchester Electric Shaver Shop 645-6440 Woodall Camera Shop 2275 Honolulu Montrose 249-7340 61: 249-0191 Woods Glendale Mortuary Inc. 511 So. Central Ave. Glendale Congratulations Barbara W. .U YE H we Pg 11 With Best Wigheg Viva Mexican Restaurant ADVERTISEMENTS 129 May I congratulate the Class of 77 The y not club Cindy Cuellar May your lives be filled with hope love and wisdom Good Luck Seniors' Mr 8: Mrs Guttierrez Mike and Dick Green Foster Freeze 4107 2700 Fletcher Dr 2730 N Broadway 2814 N Broadway Mike Capra 661 5826 Acoustical Ceilings 8a Remodeling Luminous Kitchen Monterey Tow Service 601 S Glendale Ave Glendale 246 1611 Mr and Mrs Arthurj McGreal Mr C s Plant Paradise 630 N Glenoaks Blvd Burbank 848 4515 Mirabal Mortuaries 130 ADVERTISEMENTS The Nail Affair 1036 N. Glendale Ave. Glendale Calif. Nese Photography 1215 E. Colorado St. 247-2149 nly one thing matters-wherever we go however we go we hear the Music of Life. GLEE CLUB adres no hay palabras para ex- presar mi gratidud por lo que han hecho por me. Susie Paris Realty-Jorge Reinoso 1131 N. Brand Glendale 240-0790 244-2101 4741 Eagle Rock Blvd. 254-4311 Pedrini Music CFamily Operatedj 207 Discount to H.F. Students 322 North Brand Blvd-Glendale Chester George Pollok- Landscaping 629 E. Lomita Ave. 246-0433 William Porter Tile Contractor Remodeling New York Repair Hollywood 90028 h09-6716 Quick Clean Center Custom Rods-New Drapes- Drapes Cleaned 523 E. Glenoaks 247-1042 Red Lilly Plumbing 8: Heating 2316 Hyperion Ave. L.A. Calif. 90027 664-2906 Reinie s Home Store 328 N. Brand 240-7700 Towels-Linens-Fabrics Paul F. Bodine, Public Accountant Rejean Plumbing License 44257637 244-7080 Riley's Pharmacy 540 North Central Avenue Glendale 244-1195 Rinaldi's Party Line Liquor 2908 N. Verdugo Road Glendale 241-9760 Rountree Glass Co. 445 W. Colorado St. Glendale 246-1785 Roxie's Drive-In-Cleaners Sz Laundry 5907 N. Figueroa St. Highland Park 255-0618 7-11 Food Market 1645 Silver Lake Open 24 hours 'W'-... To Rhett, Melly, Ashley, and Prissy As you go through your life, I wish the happiness and fulfillment Since I will be with you you're you trie S 'is ADVERTISEMENTS 131 .. I , ,f ADVERTISEMENTS Three down, one to go Class of 17811 W 1 b ff. A 9 I 1 A at f. g fi ? ft A-ND BAREAEH Q, - Vfgfiwf AKGELIH A Lost 19th Cent at The WOODEN PEOPLE SHOPPE Where Matt Welter Creates Life Suze Show Fngures and Cngar Store Indtans 2231 Apple Vista Ln Camino, CA 95709 19161 644 3014 DONAL,-D Patrons Aetna Fencing Company, 664-7450 Alex Top Shop - 4575 Santa Monica Blvd. Al's Italian - American Delicatessen Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Amici 8: Family A 8: P Glass 8: Mirror Company Mr. 8: Mrs. Bruce Apollo Drs. Lee 8: Delicia Asimont Mr. 8: Mrs. Verdun Arnaud Artistry In Coiffures, 249-0366 Arroyo Furniture Company Atwater Branch Library Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Augus Mr. 8: Mrs. Jesus Baca Baller Hardware - Los Angeles 90027 B 8: B Custom Carpet 8: Interiors Mrs. Vicki Barry Richard 8: Marlenne Bartlett Mr. 8: Mrs. R. F. Batenhorst Bello's Children's Wear - Los Angeles 90039 Isabel Bermeo 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. William I. Bias Blackwelder Realty - Foothill Blvd. Warren I.Boehm - Farmer's Insurance Philip Boreedy Msgr. Leland I. Boyer Bud's Chevron Service - Verdugo City Burbank Typewriter - Anthony Bonfiglio Marge 8: Des Burke Allan 8: Irene Byrne Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Caklovic 8: Family Cal Haven Convalescent Hospital Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph Calhoun Campbell Furniture 8: Appliances Cantinas Cuba-Cali, Servimos Buffets Alice Carroll Casa Del Rey Restaurant Mike Chagollan Charm Beauty Salon - 718 N. Brand Bill 8: Betty Conroy Commonwealth Land Title Company, 386-7160 Cornwell 8: Kelty - 115 S. Brand Cortland's - Fine Apparel Crestmont Cleaners Darma Marisol Cruz Cypress Park Beauty Salon Danny's Upholstery - 5820 N. Figueroa David 8: Adelle Kim Davis DeGenito Family Dell's Beauty Salon Andres V. Del Sol DeWitt Transfer 8: Storage Co. Henrietta Dibie 134 ADVERTISEMENTS Mr. 8: Mrs. Jason M. Dickey Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Dolan Bill 8: Carol Doll Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry M. Doll Don's Cleaners J. J. Dove, Jr., 8: Family Luz Stella Duran Moises 8: Stella Duran Educational Video Production El Pueblo Gift Mart Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Emme Falconi Carpenters Feldman's Appliances, Inc. - Glendale Manuel Fernandez Mr. 8: Mrs. Iohn Fitzpatrick John P. Fogarty 8: Family Gerry Foye - Straw Hat Pizza Palace GAF Flooring Distribution Center Mr. 8: Mrs. Gambucci, Ir., 8: Tony Mr. 8: Mrs. David E. Galloway Mrs. Olivia R. Galvan Gangi Built Homes Ann Marie Geer Dr. 8: Mrs. Roland A. Giedraitis Glendale Board of Realtors Glendale Sewing 8: Vacuum Centers The Golden Hands Needlepoint Gracie Gonzalez Grape Ape 8: Four Eyes - Good Luck, Seniors Great Western Savings 8: Loan john Guzelian Mr. 8: Mrs. john L. Harley, jr. Father Antonious L. Henien Mrs. Therese L. Henien Maria Teresa Henriquez Home Silk Shop H 8: R Arco Service HFHS Library Club '76-'77 Dan Huntoon Machinery Sales lim 8: Anne . . . only the beginning Joseph Aragon 8: Marie D'Egidio Dr. 8: Mrs. J. Bruce Johnson Margaret Jones 8: Cindy I 8: S Television Co. The Judson Studios Louise R. Kelley Mr. 8: Mrs. Kingsland 8: Lisa Clifford E. Kirst 8: Family Kramer's Jewelry, 248-2150 La Crescenta Florists Mr. 8: Mrs. Marlin Lile Lith-a-tone Mrs. Cecilia Matta Little Switzerland Jewelers Los Angeles Trophy Co. The Lotz Family Manchester Roofing Co. Marianao Bakery Mark VII Fabrics, Inc. Olga Martynienko Marty's Beauty Salon, 248-2433 J. W. Mathewson Realty Mr. 8: Mrs. James McDermott McGuire's Produce Bill 8: Marilyn McKernan Margaret McKernan McMahan's Furniture Mrs. James B. Mears Melco Wire Products Company John Merager Mary Merager Miss Virginia Mieding Miller Brothers Garage Mary Montanez '76 Montes Dancing, 8940 Woodman Ave. Montrose Bike Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Alex Morrison MSBSJ . . . Hi There Thomas Nieto Mr. 8: Mrs. Nikoloff Norma of Dar-Nor's Fashion's - Glendale Number 1 Products, Inc. Oakmont-Montrose Florist Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred R. Oliver Once Upon a Time Bookshop Mr. 8: Mrs. Ornelas 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Chris O'Shea 8: Family Y. Gil 8: Margot Ozatalar Mr. 8: Mrs. I. J. Palkovic 8: Linda Paneno Sons Paranoid Patti, '77 Paul's Shoes - 111 N. Brand Sally Ann Smith Pearce Pelkey's Auto Body Peoples Sausage Company Pete Van Dyke 8: Sons Painting Contractors George P. Pizzuto Plaza Liquors, Etc. Mr. 8: Mrs. Angelo Polizzi Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter E. Porter Rainbow Records Mr. 8: Mrs. Antonio Rodriquez Rogers Pharmacy, Verdugo City Ralph Rogers, General Contractor Ron Bragg Realty Jean K. Rotter Rodger A. Rotter Daisy Ruiz, '77 Mr. 8: Mrs. Tomas Saiz The Salt Shaker Restaurants - Glendale Sandy's Coiffures, 2156 Colorado Blvd. Irma Sandoval, Mighty Senior '77 Mr. 8: Mrs. John Savickas Scarantino's Italian Inn Scoreboard Restaurant 8: Disco. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gabriel Segovia 8: Daughters Mr. 8: Mrs. Jesus Segovia, Ir., 8: Family The Shirt Rack - 1313 E. Colorado Lt. Col. 8: Mrs. Malvinder Singh Sisters of Holy Family Convent Six-Ten Prescription Pharmacy Brad Smith Dr. 8: Mrs. jack B. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. B. A. Snaer Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald N. Spear Mr. 8: Mrs. Gabriel Spinelli Hilda Spinelli Mr. 8: Mrs. Mario Spinelli 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Stanners Michelle R. Stanners, '71 Sterpa Realtors - 846 W. Glenoaks, 244-11 Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert M. Stilgenbauer Marvin 8: Margaret Stokke Dr. Robert J. Stolz, Optometrist Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Suarez Thanks again, Mr. York Thompson Photography - Glendale Tokio Florist - 664-8010 Tritch Hardware Company, 255-8222 Tru-Roll Corporation Mr. 8: Mrs. Vittorio Tunzi Two Robert Michael James Drakeforder Unkle Andy 8: Aunt Vi Vega Meat Company Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Vega Venice Italian Market - 10830 Landale Mr. 8: Mrs. Rolando Verdecia Vibora - Park Restaurant Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Walsh Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray T. Warner Mr. 8: Mrs. Randy Wenker Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Wilks Anita Wilson Mrs. Eleanor Wilson Wharton's Nursery of Eagle Rock Willowby's Garden With Love, Bob 8: Sue Wraptures of Eagle Rock Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. Yanovick ADVERTISEMENTS 135 Russell Accornere Adams Square Pharmacy A Friend Ms. Fatima Ahmed Aristo Office Equipment Co. Arnold Horshack is a FOX! Mr. 8: Mrs. Gilbert Aguirre Elma Avaness Chuck Bateman Elaine Batenhorst A. E. Bayless Beach Boys all the way Betty Beliz Tony 8: Rainy Beliz Bellamy's Religious Gifts - Montrose Mr. 8: Mrs. Juergen P. Beran Edwardo Bermudez Guadalupe Bermudez Maria Bermudez Martha Bermudez Holly Bias '77 Margaret Bibbs Family The Bijou 8: Co. Bill's Liquor Store 663-0684 Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Bilotta Bob 8: Joanne Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Bogan Priscilla Bolger '76 Linda Botana Mrs. James L. Brader Emma Bradley Flora Bradley Yolanda Bradley Brennan's Variety Store Broadway Pharmacy Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Bryan Mr. 8: Mrs. William P. Buhs Mandy Burgos Mr, 8: Mrs. Michael J. Burns Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter J. Burns Mr. 8: Mrs. William J. Burt 8: Family Celia Calzia Mrs. Anna Campbell Mr. 8: Mrs. Campos Mrs. Matilda Cantrell Christopher N. Caragan Larry Carbajal The Carney Family Miss Mary Ellen Carter Mr, Sergio Castro 8: Family Noreen 8: Ermanno Cavoto Elaine Cawood Mr. 8: Mrs. Melton M. Celles Mr. 8: Mrs. John Chambers Katie Chambers '75 Mary Chambers Mr. 8: Mrs. Filiberto R. Chavez Oscar 8: Fill Chavez Iris A. Chee Ursula Ciasca Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Ciochon Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Colelli 8: Family Maria Collazo 136 ADVERTISEMENTS Sponsors Mr. 8: Mrs. Reynaldo Collazos The Collier Family Genevieve Collopy The Costello Family Crescenta Valley Insurance Mr. 8: Mrs. H. W. Cunningham Cut 'n' Curl Hair Design Darling Baby Steve A Karin Davalos '76 Dave's Accordian School 663-1907 Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn E. Dayen Nadine 8: Joey DeAnda Pauline DeGenito William R. Delly Miss Dora Desaulniers Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Desaulniers Desert riders do it longer Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward DeVreugd Henrietta Dibie Teresa Alice Dickey Felisa T. Dimayuga Mr. Herbert Dirlam Mr. 8: Mrs. John F. DiStefano Do it on a rock Mr, 8: Mrs, George W, Doll Jr. Daisy M. Dolorfino M.D. Donald 8: Barbara Mrs, Josephine Doorley Dotty Lee Shops Mauricette Ducret Frank B. Dunn Byron J. Durley Dyrness Automotive Eagle Rock Library Staff Eastside Market The Encore Shop Trini Estrada Bill 8: Rita Fabian Carmen Figueroa Finer's Apparel Shop Fireside Hair Cutters 665-4246 Brigid Marie Fitzpatrick Virginia D. Flores Diane Fogarty Mr. 8: Mrs. M. J, Foote Gerald Ford Mrs. Louis K. Francuz Jr. Fred Dog 8: Chester Cat The Frescas Family Kathy Frontino Desmond Fung Gabril con Elvia Jose Gallardo Mr. Joseph P. Gallardo 8: Rose Maria L, Gallardo Diane Galloway Mr. 8: Mrs. Gama Mr. 8: Mrs. Celso Garcia 8: Dee-Dee Mr. 8: Mrs. lsaac Garcia Sharon Gardetto George 8: Susy The Giorgio Family The Girl in the Brown Capri Girl Talk Beauty Salon 661-8300 Glendale Motor Rebuilders Glenhurst Prescription Pharmacy Arturo Gonzalez 8: Family Jorge Luis Gonzalez Grandma 8: Grandpa Ash Katharine E, Gray James Grippy The Great American Sword Co. R. L. Grosh 8: Sons Perry M. Grover Theresa Grover '76 Laura Isabel Gutierrez Manny Gutierrez Tony Gutierrez Mr. 8: Mrs. John Hancock Jr. Joan T. Hanratty Jackie Harpenau Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Harpenau Paul Harrison Christopher R. Hawley Thomas F. Heffernan 8: Family Hello H.F. - Me Robyn Meehan Sandra Herman Mr. 8: Mrs. Rigoberto Hernandez 8: Family Vera 8: Bernie Hirrel Hirth Hardware Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert V. Hoelzel Michele A. Gabrielle Hoelzel '77 Mr. 8: Mrs. J. F. Hoffman Holy Redeemer School Library Diana Hoonhout Hoover REaltor - 2150 Hillhurst Mrs. Rosie Houston Mrs. Paul Hruby Dr. 8: Mrs. Hsia Hsu Mr. 8: Mrs. Michele lezza Sam 8: Donna lezza Mr. 8: Mrs. B. lssaevitch Jack's Barbershop, Hollywood Jack Schilling Company Jan 8: Greg Miss Genevieve Jaquish Mrs, Betty Jeckel Mr. 8: Mrs, Glenn Jeckel Jim, Cathe, Josh, 8: Jeremy Lieb Dr. 8: Mrs. F. Jing 8: Family JJHS Advertising, Los Angeles 90057 Joan's Sportswear Clyde Jones from Virginia Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth L. Jones Mr, 8: Mrs. Kenneth Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Jordan Jo's Knitwear Kashu Realty Company, 2048 Hillburst Keep on Truckin - Tony Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald V. Kerrebrock Dene Kingsland Lisa Kingsland Mr. 8:Mrs. Curtis L. Klahs Mr. 8: Mrs. Robt. Knipscheer 8: Family KOALAS - We luv U, G0ik - Gooki18: Teri Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Koehneke Mr, 6: Mrs. Peter Kogler Mr, 8: Mrs. B, Krajniak Elsa Larrea ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Lasher jr. Dr. 8: Mrs. Gary LaTourette Doris Ki-Wha Lau Leung Shiu Yee Lau Mr. 8: Mrs. Luis Lavacude Mr. S: Mrs. Rafael V. Lechon Leisure Tours Inc. Louis LePage jenny Yuk-Chee Fong Lew Margot Lewis Donna Lile Ginny Lotz Class of '74 Vincent j, Lucci Edna C. Lundy R.N. Best Wishes From Drs. Manley 8: Lopez Mr. 8: Mrs. Marcy 8: Rainly Rey john Marcian Marlett Sylvia Martinez '79 Mr. 8: Mrs. Matos, El Canonazo Market Mr, William McDermott Mr. 8: Mrs. john McKinley The McMichael Family Miss Mary McLoone Fr. Robert j, McNamara Mellow Maggette '77 Memories are Precious Memories Keep the Past Ever Present james Merager Mr, 8: Mrs, joe Mercardante Dr. joseph R. Mercardante jr. Gladys Mena Mr. 8: Mrs. john Mieding Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam Milazzo Millers Shoes Mr. jerry Miner Mr. Mirabel of Mirabel Mortuaries Mitchell Letter Mart Modesto 8: Mary Anne Pepe Molina Monique Boutique Hilton Hotel Mr. 6: Mrs. Alex Morrison Nappy, Lil' Arnold, 8: Pregg Todd Novacek Larry P. Obar jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Oller john E. Olson 8: Family One-Hour Martinizing Cleaner Mrs. Carmela Ornelas Maria 5. Orozco Gilbert Padilla Mr. 8: Mrs. Ario Pagliassotti Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Palesano 6: Family Mickey Palkovic Paneno Bros. Construction Alexis Papilion Anton 8: juliana Papilion Mrs. Bernard Paris Carmela Pasquariello Mr. 8: Mrs. jim Payton Albert j. Perez Amada j. Perez Phototech Phyllis '59, john, jr. '57 Phyllis '78, john lll '80 Mr, Guido Pierini Fanny Piroli Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Pizzo Mr, 8: Mrs. A. Polikaitis Vita Polikaitis - Class of '78 Mr. 8: Mrs. john L. Polzin Mr. 8: Mrs. joe Porras The Professionals of Glendale john Ramirez Miss josefina Ramirez Mirtha Ramirez Leonor Ramos Paul 8: Mary Ramos Charles E. Ramsey Marguerite Reese Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Reino 8: Family Florence Ricchiazzi Owen 8: Susan Rice To the Guys in Mammoth, Luv Mary 8: Na. Mrs. Maria Rivero Robison's Wind-up. F. Robinson jaun y Martha Rodarte lrene Rodriquez jacqueline Romero Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Rosa jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Tomas Rosa Sr. Rosenberry Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred F. Rountree Mr. Carlos Ruiz 8: Family Diana Ruiz Russ 8: Linda Forever! Salesian High 6: Cathedral High Emi 8: Danny Samartin Mr. 8: Mrs. Samartin 8: Sons Christina Sandoval Lil Louie Sandoval jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. R, j. Sandoval Livio S: Clara Santillo Tony 8: Rita Santillo Rosalie C, Santos Ritamarie S: Linda Savickas Michael Schaupmayr Kathy 8: Steffi Schulte The Robert C. Schulte Family Dr. 8: Mrs. john W. Scoggins Pat 8: Ann Scrima S 8: E Liquors Seniors Go All the Way john Francis Christopher Serra Millie Showen Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Siecke Silverlake Travel Richard Simon Cutie 8: Sonia Singh Helen, Frances, 8: Cathy Sitker Skiers Rule, Andi Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed Smith Grace D. Smith Mrs. Helen G. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. joe Santiago Regina Smith Francesca Smithwick '76 Mr. 8: Mrs. Dan Snee tLaurie Blair '72j john L. Snee Mary B. Snee Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard L. Snee Mr. 8: Mrs. Eldie Snyder Sol's Meat Market Maria D. Soto Laura Marie Spear Sposato Construction Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank E. Stafford Stan's Glendale Club Service Stay High Seniors Love Tom 8: Carole Mr, 8: Mrs. Stanziale Sister Mary jeanne Stopper B,V.M. Stella D. Suzara Glen G. Swift S: Family Mary Lou Swintek Sylvia loves Max K 8: K Szaiff Margaret Szeto Mr. 8: Mrs. William Szitkar Mr, 8: Mrs. Gaston Taix 6: Family To the Three Peas-Luv, the 4th Pea-Lu Kathy Toomey - Class of '78 Barbara Torres Eddie 6: Butch Torres Phil 8: Gloria Torres Rose tBurnsj Torres '58 Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Treat john Trlica Maria Trofimoff jack Tunzi The Ugarte Family Alberto Valencia Pro Realty 664-3123 Noemi Valer Mr. 8: Mrs. Valle Vanessa's Grandmother Verdugo Hills Bowl The Viaes Family Nena, Patti, Lena, 8: Robert Villasenor Vince's Market Marion E. Vinicombe Mr. Paul Old Virginia Wallobh 8: Lisa Alice tBurnsj Ward '57 Robert Warner Family Kris Wechsler j. D., Kate, Kacie, S: Geoff Wells Frank Wetherald Mr. 8: Mrs. Ronald Whalley 8: Family jack Wong jack 8: Lois Woods Yogi Class of '77 Oscar Lau Yong Lyman Earl Young 8: Family Yvette 6: Madelaine Mrs. Esther U. Zavayna Patti Zeugin Helen Zozulenko Terry, Nesey, jr,, 8: David Zuniga ADVERTISEMENTS 137 A year is only one fleeting moment in the span of time, to be cherished and to be remembered. It is not to be care- lessly neglected, nor is it to be forgotten. As each year rolls around, each and every one of us fantasizes about the future, and about our hopes, our dreams, and our goals. Today, we must learn to face all memories of the past, both good and bad. We must learn to accept the consequences of the decisions made yesterday and to organize our plans not only for the future, but also for the present. Now, we must unfold the story behind us, W -'e---t' ,,, , ...,, ...es K .B Q .4 . me the hidden past and the present will bring to light a true autobiography, full of exciting and vivid details of our lives. As we look toward tomorrow, we await, in high expectation, the fullfillment of hopes and dreams. When the dreams shatter, the hopes dissolve, and the goals stretch so far beyond our reach that they seem impossi- ble to attain-we must remember to stop, pick up the pieces, and begin to remold our lives, for in reality: Today is Our Moment, Now is Our Story, and Tomor- row-Our Dream! Kathy Toomey and Laima Sturonas express their creative ability in Drawing and Painting Brenda Pino struggles to stay awake Remembrances of Ring Day. Sr. Diane and Sr. Vicki are all smiles on Halloween Michelle Oliver proudly models her new hat from an exclusive Holy Family store. Elena Santillo eagerly waits to be called on t t x Q 'S' ' wa . , 5 . V k 42L.,. , , 0 '?Y'4f4:pf,Q,u ., 'ww , . . . .-,M' , . rl fu aqwms-'71 '1.. 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I 5 W Y H.F.'s Fall, Winter, and Spring Catalog . - index Arndt, Miss Patricia 82,83,90,91,94,101 Aveness, Miss Elma 90,91 Barabe, Sr. Diane 92,93,138 Bogan, Mrs. Alexandra 47,92,93,101 Breden, Miss Mary 80,92,93,121 Brkich, Mrs. Dorothy 4,11,92,93,121 Canfield, Ms. Bettedene 92 Came, Sr. Mary Carla 39,92,93 Carroll, Mr. Thomas 94,95 Clancy, Sr. Ann Eileen 39,47,90,91 Combs, Mrs. Anne 94,95,96 Craggs, Sr. Mary Eleanor 35,46,90,91 Davis, Mrs. Roberta 33 Flosi, Sr. Mary Pauline 5,35,39,76,94,95,120 Garlick, Sr. Mary Rupertine 94,95 Heaney, Sr. Mary Gerarda 35,39,48,90,91 Kramer, Sr. Mary Dolores 4,11,94,95 Lesner, Sr. Mary St. Victor 95 Lirette, Rev. Msgr. Arthur J. 11,47,90,91,104,127C Lynch, Sr, Mary Realino 81,96,97 Maloy, Sr. Margaret Mary 34,47,76,88,96,97 McGreal, Mr. Arthur 46,96,97 O'Neil, Sr. Mary Celestine 40,96,97 Pavlis, Mrs. Bonnie 4,11,79,96,97,101,120 Sage, Sr. Rosemary 87,96,97,10O Smith, Sr. Mary Margretine 98,99 SmL1rlO, Sr. Victoria l.7,7B,9B,99,101,125,138 Stopper, Sr. Mary Suzanne 30,98,99 Taylor, Sr. Mary Emerita 98,99 Thiel, Miss Carolyn 87,98,99 York, Mr. Richard 32,85,98,99 Abreu, Milagros 52,56 Acevedo, Miriam 52 Albanese, Loridana 66 Aldana, Dolores 60 Alonzo, Arlyn 66 Alvares, Marlene 66 Amaya, Vivian 52,104 Apollo, Margie 60 Apollo, Teresa 32,66 Arcuch, Maria 34,60 Arevalo, Rosana 12,20 Arnaud, Angelique 60 Arteaga, Sonia 60 Augus, Yvette 36,52,55,58 Babayan, Armine 66 Baca, Lisa D. 52,58,86 Baca, Susan 12,115 Baeza, Celina 66 Baeza, Suemy 6,41,66,82 Barry, Tamara 41,66,82 Batenhorst, Elaine 12 Bautista, Denise 66 Beckham, Cynthia 60 Bello, ZOE 66,100 Benitez, Giselle 66 Berneo, Isabel 60 Bermudez, Martha 66 Bermudez, Matilde 52,58,102,110 Bermudez, Sandra 66 Bersach, Catalina 41,66 Betancourt, Yolanda 13,23,31 Bias, Holly 13,20,24,87 Bilotta, Teri 6,60,64,82 Blain, Jacqueline 66,71 Blain, Monica 50,52,104 Boehm, Bernadette 52,59 Boehm, Teri 66 Bradley, Patricia 66,67 142 Brehme, Kathy 52,80 Brehme, Martha 40,66 Bunch, Maribeth 61 Bunch, Mary 52 Burke, Patti 3,12,21,87 Burns, Catherine 66 Burns, Paula 52,82 Burt, Cl1!'iStina 6,52,58,76,78,102 Byrne, Ann 5,66,82,84 Byrne, Lillian 52,53,55,102 Caklovic, Cathy 61 Calderon, Sonia 52 Cameron, Pam 52,59 Campbell, Yvonne 66 Campos, Lydia 61 Campos, Melinda 66 Campos, Melissa 66 Canzona, Betty 52,55,102 Carnot, Carmen 14,23 Carper, Leanne 61,65,82 Carroll Castro, Castro, Castro, , Jeannine 61 Dianna 66 Georgina 52 Giselle 7,66 Castro, Maria 66,82 Chagollan, Debbie 14,22 Chambers, Mary 50,52,56,107 Chavez, Martha 52 Chen, Amy 53 Cianfrini, Tina 36,52,75,79,85,108 CiFuentes, Ruth 66 Ciochon, Victoria 66 Cisneros, Mary Anne 52,56,102 Collazo, Maria 14,23,25,57 Collazos, Amelia 5,52,83,101 Collazos, Rosa 66 Colomes, Zenaida 66,83 Conroy, Collette 66 Contreras, Eleanor 66 Cooney, Maureen 61 Costabile, Lorraine 61 Costello, Nancy 52 Cremins, Anne 52 Cronin, Bonnie 67 Cruz, Darma 67,69 Cuellar, Cindy 14,20 Cuellar, Maria 67 Cuellar, Edna 61 Davalos, Liv 66 Davis, Kim 14,85 Day, Fanny 52 Dayen, Katherine 60,61,86 DeGenito, Pauline 53 D'Egidio, Dora 61 DeMasters, Zella 61 Devay, Andrea 60,61,65,104 Diaz, Estella 53 Diaz, Isabel 67,92 Dibie, Ronda 67,82 Dickey, Diane 35,67,71,100 Dickey, Teresa 53,57,58,82,83,109 Dillon, Lelah 15,17 DiRuscio, Carla 67 Dolan, Jeanne 52,77 Doll, Lynne 61,102 Doll, Teresa 53,72 Dolorfino, Jackie 61 Dolorfino, Susan 53 Dove, Robin 61 Duarte, Isabel 53 Duran, Luz Stella 3s,52,59,7s,s7,1o4,1os Durango, Lilly 67 Durelli, Greta 67,100 Duschane, Dawn 67,100 Duschane, Rizza 67 Elzik, Marian 15,16 Emerson, Gizelle 7,67 Emme, Christine 61,63,64,74,75,80,114,117 Escobar, Christina 61,82 Esparza, Argelia 15,22 Falconi, Sylvia 53 Felix, Natalie 61,71 Ferrara, Kathy 60 Figueroa, Carmen 53,87 Fitzpatrick, Brigid 53 Flynn, Bridget 67 Fogarty, Diane 53,74,108 Foley, Roisin 11,16,25 Franco, Luz 67,82 Francuz, Catherine 67 Gallardo, Rose 53 Galloway, Diane 6,53 Galvan, Alice Marie 53 Gama, Gloria 5,16,25,86,87 Garcia, Cecilia 67 Garcia, Denise 67,69 Garcia, Maria 61 Gardetto, Sharon 67 Geer, Lupita 61,82 Geer, Marie 67 Geise, Connie 53,87 Geraci, Michele 61,65 Giaimo, Francesca 37,61 Giorgio, Anna 53 Gomez, Claudia 67 Gomez, Maria 67 Gonzales, Lupe 61 Gonzales, Alicia 61 Gonzales, Betty 61 Gonzalez, Grace 16,17 Gonzalez, Luz 6,67 Gonzalez, Saundra 61 Gordon, Joan 18 Green, Cheryl 61 Grippi, Lisa 67 Grover, JoAnne 61,65 Guerra, Maria 53 Guerrero, Monique 53 Gutierrez, Laura 10,17,75,76,84,108 Habashi, Neveen 61 Harley, Eileen 11,14,16 Harper, Sabrina 67 Heffernan, Carmen 3,61 Herda, Sonia Mabel 67 Hernandez, Alicia 67 Hernandez, Hilda 61 Hernandez, Maria 37,53 Hernandez, Zenaida 67 Hill, Suzanne 67,100 Hirn, Kathy 66 Hirrel, Ellen 61,83 Ho, May-Ling 14,17,20,35 Hoelzel, Michele 17,23,75,81,108 Hoffman, Julie 13,14,15,17,26,37 Holland, Christy 61 Hoonhout, Diana 53,104 Hoskin, Veronica 40,67 Houston, Michele 67 Hruby, Veronica 10,12,22,28,39,75,108,125 Huntoon, Carol 53,55,72,86,87 Huzau, Christine 67,85 Idiaquez, Margarita 67 his Is Where You're at - . I Found It! ,Tina 34,61 ias, RoseMary 61,81 vitch, Ann-Sophie 3,61,71 el, Celeste 61,76 el, Linda 68 , Lisa 6,53,76,82 les, Marta 61 an, Jill 68 o, Berny 53 sar, Ciihan 11,15,17 back, Maria Elena 61,100 fman, Anne 61,79 nally, Maura 2,62 nedy, Kathy 41,68,69,7O nedy, Rosemary 53,58,102 ugh, Shaunee 68 en, Debbie 53 ebrock, Deanna 33,53,57,81 hens, Charlean 53 , Chung 18,24,57 sland, Dene 53,57 t, Helen 62 scheer, Jan 21,33,53 lniak, Julie 62 nk, Yin Pong 53 rasta, Valerie 62,70 ge, Evelyn 68 ea, Elsa 54,100 wer, Mary 68,69,71,82,83 , Doris 48,68 cude, Luz 18,53 cude, Mirna 53,54,55,106 on, Enriqueta 62 Maureen 54,74,78,108 , Margaret 36,54,58,79,108 ares, Sandra 54 , Julia 68 ide, Susan 18,21,23 z, Carmen 54,78 z, Esther 54 z, Lillian 37,49,53,54,72 , Lorna 68 ,Julie 62,234,104 ro, Sylvia 62 allanes, Judy 62,63,64,104 allanes, Julie 54,79 allanes, Linda 41,67,68,92,101 gi, Edlyn 68,123 chese, Maria 62 lett, Debbie 37,52,54,108 lett, Lori 62,8637 tin, Alice 68,83 tinez, Hylda 30,68 tinez, Silvia 60 tinez, Maria 68,113 tynienko, Olga 68 ias, Anna 40,66,75,100,108 Dermott, Maureen 11,16,18,46,47,74,75,108 vlichael, Anne 4,17,19,28,47,74,75,88 Nleil, Tara 62 Quirk, Susan 62,79 ssner, Jeannine 19,25,27 ager, Michelle 15,17,19,25,77 carclante, Phyllis 68 lano, Rima 54 aa, Patricia 62,82,83 La, Oralia 62 zquita, Gina 68 ding, Martha 68 ler, Connie 62 cri, Firozeh 48,54 Morales, Sandra 54,59 Morita, Ruth 62 Morrison, Lynn 54,87 Morrow, Madelaine 54 Moure, Maria 54 Mullen, Norah 68,82,83,104 Munguia, Oralia 54,56 Murphy, Colleen 62 Nabban, Maria 68 Narkus, Lucy 62 Nesbit, Aileen 68 Nicholas, Theresa 68 Nikoloff, Marion 68,83 Novacek, Laurie 68 Oliver, Michelle 5,11,16,24,75,s1,1os,1o9,44 Oller, Isabel 69,113 Olson, Nancy 19,20 Ornelas, Anita 69 Ornelas, Teresa 62 Ortega, Magdalena 6,6O,62,76 O'Shea, Anna 54,83 Pacheco, Rosario 54,77 Pacheco, Rosaura 69 Pack, Lydia 62 Palesano, Kathleen 33,62 Palesano, Margaret 54,82,83 Palesano, Virginia 69 Palkovic, Linda 54,102,117 Paneno, Mary 6,33,54,82 Panlilio, Asuncion 62,77,82 Papilion, Elizabeth 69,82 Pasquariello, Christina 69 Payton, Lynne 54,83 Pedrini, Teresa 32,33,48,54,82,83 Perez, Lidia 19,21,82,101 Perez, Mayra 48,69 Pino, Brenda 69,138 Piumetti, Paula 69 Pizzuto, LuAnn 32,33,49,55 Polikaitis, Vita 36,55,57,81 Polizzi, Carole 32,55,80,81 Polzin, Jennifer 69 Ramirez, Mirtha 55,56 Ramirez, Rita 69 Reavis, Christy 63 Reino, Donna 40,69 Rey, Sylvia 2o,z2,7s,s5,1o1 Rivera, Patricia M. 2o,z4,49,74,75,77,1o2,111 Robles, Christine 41,69 Robles, Rosanne 55,80,81,102,124 Rodriquez, Beatrice 55 Rodriquez, Debbie 69 Rodriquez, Denise 63,82 Rodriquez, Irene 67,69 Rodriquez, Mary 69 Rohan, Erin 20,23 Romero, Michelle 21,23,25 Romo, Marina 63 Rosa, Isabel 49,69 Rosenberry, Donna 49,69 Rotter, Lori 69 Ruiz, Daisy 6,16,21,87 Ruiz, Diana 60,75,104,108 Ruiz, Eulalia 7,69 Ruiz, Frances 69 Ryder, Elaine 31,69,87 Saavedra, Claudia 55 Sainz, Barbara 49,63 Saiz, Susy 11,21 Salazar, Dolores 6,63 Salomon, Marlise 69,70,79 Salvini, Patti 60,75,78,82.,108 Sandoval, Irma 6,11,21 Santillo, Elena 63,139 Sauer, Rebecca 8,12,16,21 Savarese, Donna 65 Savickas, Joan 63,64 Sayegh, Dina 63 Sbicca, Diana 55 Schmidt, juli 6o,63,7s,79,114,117 Schulte, Kathy 13,22,37,76,86,87 Schulte, Stephanie 63 SCrima, Judith 14,16,22,75,81,85,102,112 Segovia, Connie 55,87,102 Siecke, Michelle 50,55,59 Signorino, Jolynn 69,102 Singh, Sonia 55,75,77,81,84,108 Smith, Debbie 55 Smith, Regina 69 Smith, Patricia 63 Snee, Agnes 60,82,83 Snyder, Catherine 55,72,86 Spear, Laura 69,83 Spinelli, Ann 11,15,16,2.2,78,44 Spinelli, Mary 8,12,63 Stancilcas, Regina 34,63 Stanners, Margaret 3,21,22,85 Stanziale, Gina 69 Ste.Marie, Michelle 55,76,87 Stewart, Joanne 63,75,78 Stewart, Liz 17,22,36,102 Stilgenbauer, Lorraine 13,55,58 Stokke, Karen 36,55,58,79 Stubbs, Bernadine 55,56 Sturonas, Laima 63,138 SL1al'6Z, Stephanie 16,2.3,24,36,75,109,114,44 Szitlcar, Donna 69 Taix, Linda 63 Thurman, Susan 11,16,Z3,75,85,86,87,102 Tomlin, Kimberly 69 Toomey, Kathleen 55,138 Torres, Barbara 69 Trofimoff, Christina 69 Tunzi, Carmela 38,63 Ugarte, Maria Elena 63 Urueta, Lorena 30,60,63,65 Valencia, Rosa 69 Valer, Noemi 7,16,20,23,86 Vallejo, Ana Maria 24 Vazin, Linda 55 Vega, Adrienne 63 Vega, Ann 37,63,65 Viaes, Vanessa 63 Villasenor, Maria 8,12,14,24,37,44,75,77,84 Warner, Barbara 16,24,75,82,108 Warner, Kathleen 82,83,85,115 Washburn, Jean 2,55 Wechsler, Kara 69 Wenker, Jennifer 63,66,75,108 Wernette, Mary Beth 63 Wilks, Arlene 10,36,37,74,76,108,44 Wilson, Anita 13,16,2O,25,86,87 Wombacher, Roberta 20,30,63 Yanovick, Janice 63,82,83 Yi, Mi Jong 55 Yu, Suzette 63 Zagaroli, Emiliana 6,25 Zamudio, Bertha 32,63 Zozulenko, Tatiana 16,25,102 Zuniga, Denise 55 4 S Q ee -i 1 - W Q S A -. if QQ +1 S 1 S 5-. , Wffrygflv W yn W, KO ww paw TQ A MW MN v of f xx' :P9'. bgopf QJHJQ Q M i ms Wim Wiwfiw Qyvff N ' QL-N I fkw Wwfwfy my JJ Mpwx PW CM SGC? W aww figfw A FDGQ Mtg, Y iw 525, of X Q 95 M7535??jfQkfe2Wf '5fyLyfg?52?ff3?fQALi?ifsJg K W pf 553355 5 Q9 fin RW 312 wif off 29 if? 02526 y 5 fglfifgff M jx Vgfgfjfwf X Q Qvfwgjggpgg 56 ,fjgvy bij-Zvfwwy iw QE mg my .Wi Q . wgf LJ Gloria Cama and Argelia Esparza enjoy a cool drink during the social hour. 1 2 Look-alikes Denise Zuniga and her mother relax during the Mothers' Guild Fashion Show at the Cast- away Restaurant in Burbank. Bernadine Stubbs captures the eye of everyone in this tennis outfit. 4 Kim Davis lets Sylvia Rey taste-test the dessert. 5 Mary is ready for anything in this well-equipped outfit, comments Mrs. Chambers. Response IA Supplement 1977 Insert supplement after page 104. We Discover Ourselves Through Cthers Retreatants form their last chow line in St. Rayrnond's patio. Sophomores participate in Stations of the Cross. Sophornores blindfold each other for an encounter activity. Father Leo, Father Dave, and Father Tim celebrate the Saturday night Mass. The push towards unity. Margie Apollo, Katherine Dayen, and Chris Ernme provide the music for evening meditation. .4 T WE' 1 1 4-, ,qs ,rt WP ,Iwi mf? slit? S Wvxaa Classes Go Off Campus to Reflect 5 ,Xml . t. .,4,f-Q, kt C, C shs.ss: s:esZ'isss t l so C at , v ttwf r' ls - h wiv:- gs-flew ,L 3:4 'lgf ' , ' ' 25V . kgs an - Q ' F if Sanur V Q. - - fx .r ' K -- U X '-'.- at .1--f4l..'3,--sf, ij: f ' ' ., . ue , 4,-, V... ,.- , 1 - ., 1 Q t- 1, S .. X K ' Kathy Ferrara passes mirrors to Terri Bilotta and Marta Jones for the exami- nation of conscience. Getting in touch with nature is easier in a tree for Maria Villasenor. Jeanne Dolan places her trust in Georgina Castro. 4 Seniors reflect in an olive grove setting. Juniors celebrate Mass at the Holy Spirit Retreat House. SUPPLEMENT 104C We Discover Spirit Through Serendipit Spirit Week '77 brought us to- gether through a variety of events. In the celebration of the Mass theme Dreams and Discoveries, we shared our inner selves. During the Agape there was an atmos- phere of unity and love in which each person rew. We saw our versatility in tlgie talent show num- bers: solos by Deanna Kerrebrock and Maria Nabhan, the senior version of The Highway Man, and a comedy act by Jeanne Dolan and Chris Burt. At the Sock Ho we danced to the sounds of the Fit? ties. Spirit Week: a week of learn- ing, growing, loving, and dream- ingg a spirit-filled celebration that increased our capacity for wonder. l The student body joins in the cele- bration of the Mass. Maureen McDermott opens the talent show with a commercial for the student body dance. Msgr. Lirette celebrates the Spirit Week Mass. 4 Dressed for the Fifties, Magdalena Ortega and Sonia Arteaga build up energy for the Sock Hop. lf a picture paints a thousand words. . sings Teresa Dickey in the talent show. - f -.,e ,t'tt W tttf rrrs 'igx rrstr, r ' ,eff -'- t 11 Z. fa,-fa, mmf, ,,t,, , r,,, ,t,rl,,r , it rt, srsrst if s , e , , r,r, , , V 'Q iiiil ' If filili VVVI S' r f.i I A ' aw ,,,,, -Q., fi 1. ,.,,. 5 , .,..r . W, Q at 1 N -x ri zz. E 2 2. tai i Q. Q af is 55 Q S 555 2 it if at at fr its ' r it ggta lgfitit f 5 rg 5 i at if 5 't t ' Figs ' E' is , 5 5 QW Sr f 2 5 r K st VST55' 51 -1 'Q fi' 5 W t 2 k 55 A 5 ' ,:s11:-.1s- 'EVWEW X S - 's-t S 5 to 'rf - it it is S -wi? A ii i 'fY?'i , s, 5 ' '11.: J, E , X A wi its -:f,,fzzfz,-f- . .Q .,... . t.,r r r,,r,,r,,,,.rr,,rr..r,,r, N gf? - ' tt' ,rt X i VKKV, sgu,XEs1,:r.N5.ii. Q ,..,, -, A M ri fa- IT d l NNW ,ja Freshmen Regina Smith, Martha Mieding and Trish Keough display their dancing talent. Debbie Marlett serves the Agape punch with an amazing show of early morning energy. Hoping to impress the judges, Connie Geise and Maureen Lee bob to the sounds of the Fifties. The White Pointer Sisters react to the gong with appropriate disappointment. Mary Bunch Kfenterj shares the Agape with other juniors, glad to be out of class enjoying the morn- ing sun. .Nk,,, 1 me .,.,w, , WW an QTNVY . . ,, A ,j,,, gk 1 ,ff eff S 104E t x f ' 3 24 1 The referee explains the rules to our coach, Miss Ardnt. 2 Lydia Perez silently meditates in the dugout. 3 Catcher Teresa Dickey runs to home plate with the ball. 4 H.P.'s star pitcher, Patty Burke, studies opponents method. 5 Scorekeepers Tina Cianfrini and Barbara Torres happily chalk up another one for HT. 1041: SUPPLEMENT V! is f' 3 -f-M, gf py,' f f':v f 7 ,1 'Q'--f l ' zgqygff-5,g, A gy? VVVV I VrL,,,.,' W rf . if V My Ja if ,T iaitr V tatt it T at W 'Mm' ' saw L, may V Winding p the Sports Year i Miss Ardnt presents a Certifi- cate to I.V. Captain Amelia Col- lazo. Anna O'Shea proudly holds her trophy for most improved forward. Mary Paneno shows Lisa Baca how to serve. Miss Ardnt and the tennis team: QL. to RJ Teresa Pedrini, Mary Paneno, Elizabeth Papilion, Lisa Baca, Norah Mullen, and Terri Bilotta. -ss:-X ' 4 tx A xx is ,a- Pauline De Genito and Tina Cianfrini with their dates. Marian Elzik, Nevine Habashi, and their escorts relax between dances. Mr. and Mrs. Zuber. Barbara Warner shows that dancing isn't a matter for deep con- centration. This One's for You. A crowded dance floor poses no problem for the enthusiastic couples. Elsa Larrea and her date. ff' , , r ,Eg Qu 'W rg if 1, , s..,,,.vu ,A ,5 f . 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My , 2 s S-6:.pL's , -,,T S , ,,.,, ,M Q4 ma I s fi Q fjw V ....,, K, ..-N. , H he v ,f-fl, R 9' - Q , ff K W' ' . 1 ,, 21 a , i R , 'ttn Wil - Us i ? Mx 1 I W., -... Big Sisters-Farewell 41.4 9 I Freshmen display their creativity in the baskets prepared for the Fresh- man-Senior Luncheon. First place winners: Colette Conroy, Sue Thurman, and Maria Castro. Freshmen Laurie Novacek and Elizabeth Papilion win second place with the fish basket given to Eileen Harley. Net-and-daisy basket made by Lorna Loria and Trish Keough for Holly Bias wins third place. Sister Ann Eileen talks with Sister Mary Celestine, freshman modera- tor. S . ' . r' X 'VSQMY 75539 Qlltfi A-jf? SING? . ff' , ,,l!f'f We ,, 104K Kiss Today Goodb e Many people find it easy to kiss today goodbye, but no one found it very easy to say goodbye to our graduating seniors. It took two days to find the words to best describe our love. On the first day of Class Day, all the classes gathered in the grade school auditorium to sing their farewells. Songs ranged from It's Almost the End of the Year by the faculty, to a freshman medley. Sophomores sang You've Only just Begun, while the junior medley included an original solo by Teresa Dickey. During Teresa's song, red carnations were given to the gradu- ates as a sign of love and farewell. On the second day, it was the sopho- mores' turn to give the seniors a per- sonal goodbye. At the Pasadena Hil- ton breakfast, each sophomore gave her senior partner a tribute and a personal gift. Whether it was an Oreo cookie-shaped pillow, a globe of goldfish, or a parakeet, the gift was one that will always remain a precious memory. 1 Veronica Hruby, president, says good- bye in the name of the senior class. 2 Liz Stewart, salutatorian, opens Class Day activities. 3 Sr. Ann Eileen acknowledges the sen- ior class's gift. 4 Marian Elzik, Tanya Zozulenko, and Susie Baca. 5 Sophomores bid farewell to the sen- iors at the Pasadena Hilton. 104L SUPPLEMENT 'ff we Stella Duran and other junior offi- cers give the seniors their gift of carnations. Sr. Vicki, senior class moderator, acknowledges the class's gift. Katie Warner tells of her senior partner Anne McMichael's dream to become a nurse. The Paculty's song brings smiles to the graduates' faces. The seniors look thoughtful as the juniors sing Colour My World. Saw it 1 2 3 4 change her own corner of the ,V,' world. Guest speaker Father Chris Van p V V 4 Liefde urges each graduate to Graduates wish one another happi- ness as they sing Sabbath Prayer. nd Point Me Towards Tomorrow BSS' Tanya Zozulenko receives her well- deserved diploma. After the Procession, seniors wait for the signal to be seated. AA -. ,:,s5,,:,, is X Q- 3 104N ,lr 35 13 5 f l Graduates exit triumphantly. We are Dream Weavers, begins Michelle Oliver, Valedictorian. Elaine Batenhorst straightens her cap before the ceremony. To signify their graduation, class members turn their tassels. Carmen Carnot wonders about the future. Maureen McDermott receives the Faculty Award.