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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1979 volume:

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J ,f 1 1 ., T X U l J ' .tj Contents Theme Happenings Graduates Groups Guides Friends 2 ' 10 34 Students 58 78 ' 96 ' 106 1-Bo-Peep, JoAnn Grover, eyes a lost sheep tagging behind in the Halloween parade. 2-Arms laden with books, Karen Knipscheer and Kathy Connors anticipate the day ahead. 3-After a joyful Mass, Mission Day Queen Tami Berry, and her court, Lorena Meza, Trish Smith, and Pauline Huzau, lead the student body out of church to pass it on. lT'S HERE-The setting reveals a school building wearing a fresh coat of white paint. Brightly colored benches and tables dot the campus and the flags wave briskly in the breeze. In time the scene may fade, but firmly implanted in our minds are fond memories of Holy Family High. Theme 3 ,',f'c.- lgyf as le , moi fm' , ,nga , il W1 fa fifi0 A2 We t 5 l be .EI ,SUD glilllg 1 Q 1 114 ff' 3 . -' 1 W V4 lf, ,As G fl' ,X , del at milf f M J few of i W f fi ff f ff G U1 ' Tx WD AH E yr if J A A U l,f L' ' ry I j,L,f Mffqs We L. fbi, ef!! 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Proceeds from the carnival are given to Third World countries. l 3-Sophomores, prepared with rubber gloves and dissecting tools, examine a frog in life science. 4- ls this pose OK? asks Celeste Jeckel. 5-Attempting to beat the one-hour time limit, jog-a-thon participants run their fastest. 6-Anvi Panlilio is as much a Dodger fan as she is a Gael rooter. fr HW. ,,,- - Y x 1 IT'S NOW f-ST, Theme 5 lT'S US- We are unique people from differing backgrounds and cultures. ln working toward unity, we try to enrich our efforts by using the diverse gifts within our group. But we also strive to keep our individuality. 6 Theme 'l' 1-Filled with enthusiasm for the Gael team, Tami Barry bursts through the GAA poster to begin the pep rally. 2-Mrs. DeRosa promises Debbie Velas- quez she won't run more than 150 laps if Debbie sponsors her in the jog-a-thon, 3-At the Seniorfreshman Picnic, Julie Lotz and Paula Wilson participate in the balloon stomp. 4-Donna Hogue wonders whether she should give up nature study and join the water fight. 5-Whatls a nice Holy Family girl like you, Alice Martin, doing behind a mask like that? 1 L f XM-E,, 'El ' ip.g1 f + KL - E as ggi fx Q . Q il ff N 1, A4 K f ccjxd lv , .'VV A mix' -' 'N' 'WP 5 f: -K if wp, ,M .,,,,,4N. .. ... Nh .,,! ' Q-K 'V f fb cf K f-Q Cw,,1'w, -- - -.A ,,u, V - Q .rv 'Zx. if Sm ffftv wg, C-, g,, if Xt 3 K WN? ,..,,,5, KX . .. f fi ,ambi- .Q V 'WW-H . E g ,, , 2 .Lf -.. Ki ,,,, fx -3 f' 44 wr? 2 V' N , -X i , I A K O, .,,.., N. 3 -K ,, f f . A 'N' ..-1-'V' N f--9 .. V 1 U kr I Mi X .LI ,, , Q04 f .fr . 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E' Y Z - V 'fi ,,, , H , I' A ,, wr , , ' , , ,, Q Y wp 31 Q ,,a:iE f ?i'1Ix g ,,,k .W,,. i2,- N , . V I E my YZ , Y L di rr .V ' 1 , em , 7 Wm V FWS, ff1,1wi..,'m-7 3 I 3. f' .Hu fi- J.: wg 4 in g aim: K ' a ff yi Hzzfff: -:al ,qi Q- , WL 'sia- wm. 4 in -wr -V. TM W4 -A. M , es. wr-L 'Wx -swwi ae- 'xiii .A ,1 'lvl Q31 .gg Am -ii Www? E -g ,fa l. Get Into the HSwingH of Things The door of a newly painted building beckoned with a sign: Guided Tours. Inquire within. Deep in HF. halls, Shere Khan Baloo, and Bagheera sprang to life and echoes of lions and tigers and bears, oh my! rang in our ears. Several factors added to the jungle-like atmosphere of the opening week. A heat wave C109-I-l adjourned school early. The halls crowded with a record 413 students contributed to the freshmenls feeling of being lost 7 C551 3 fiiy, f At the Mass of the Holy Spirit, Ms. Corbett receives Communion. With pride Amin Oria and Laura Difusco wear the Minnie Mouse hats and enjoy the suckers given them by their Big Sister. 12 Happenings in the bush. The safari mood lingered as freshmen matched animals with sophomores at the annual lunch. Emerging from the jungle for an hour, students attended Mass celebrated by Msgr. Lirette. Carpenters fixing the church encouraged Monsignor to say, The Holy Spirit is knocking on the roof. As the guided tour drew to a :lose, seniors and freshmen spent the afternoon at the Big Sister-Little Sister Picnic. ,aiu 'fi ,. - ,,,,-MM +17 lk mir-L.. Q QM - o----..,,,,,n A sf... mv- fgl 5 1 'Y Ui 1 gg q, if .wo--:nl .wwf Q, if an '14 4 . M ' it ,' 1, ' 11 i , W1 'l x X ,A , S ,f ps-5, , We w as N me-., 12 Y ,,,. . A - - El A in .. L A k.' . l Q55 l 'iff' QYP .A A-.l ' o', . 5 'WW Q- 9' I ' 1 r A 1 X f has xl Un Sister L,arla's window, King Louie gives Mowgli advice about becoming a man. Maureen Cooney and Katherine Dayen display the club and class symbols at the installation of officers. Sitting on the ground doesnlt keep Yolima Salazar and Rosemarie Solis from enjoying their lunch. l feel hungry enough to eat anything on Steve's truck, says Jennifer Hoskin. Happenings 13 E9 1 ..-Q x x X xx . x ' Q 'N A ' 1 1 w - x x N x N K N ,k'x ' ,x x x x xx x x x 1 x . . x - P i- r I X' '- - '11 ---Six' x - A' A' .fx ... . 2 .. I . fe .TTA W..-11N,fJ IX. x1.Tf..o X, fx If T .THX 5. 1 --x x - ' f . . H . .- ..xxx .x11111ix-1 xxx xx-xx x1x -x xH x-xx x-A x1 xxx -x-x-xwx? - x xg-xx-x -xxwx x x- x x-x1-xwx x-x x'-'x x-1 -4- x 1 A 11 , .1 x , N x ...x,.,,. .. .1 x-x .. J ., ., .. ...H ' -xx ' I. -' iw.. '.x ,x , . . f H .TYTS fxf X NI. , X f .X ff X3 W X f' .N A HX - . 1 N 1 4 i X .1131 .1 ..f,Y..N.3.1 5.'.f.'. VX. . 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Ls EHS: 11'l1:':: 1111 Wick vp ,wt Sushi Q1T.TV','f2xQT :.:',qAQ 15.4 Q:--x.1g.A-xx xx i kzxx.. 'xx X x11.1x -11-1.x1- xv--1.1 X-xx' Wx..-,xx q..x.x X x ....x...i, .xxx ,.,l Ax N . ,,....- ,.. .. YY, .,.,:., .2 A , 1 ii? Yuwuwzwh EL wrgfim ', 1 .Y W. ,,,, z,' 5. hr . . - lux' 'ff 4 yas ua:,..S. ,,., -. ,, ,A Message with a Mighty Mission The message of the missions was heard with great spirit this year on Mission Day, October 12. Through the hard work of the Social Action Club, directed by Sr. Margretine, I-I.F. raised almost EB2,000. ln talks and movies, Fathers Leuer, Ayagriste, Gabriel, and McGovern presented the mission picture. At the Mass organized by Miss Kresal, Fr. Leuer announced the Mission Queen, Tami Barry, and runners-up Lorena Meza, Pauline Huzau, and Trish Smith. After the senior class volleyball victory, students munched on a variety of foods, from tostadas to watermelon. Many also sent a friend to jail and threw wet sponges at Sr. Gerarda and Fr. McGovern. The day had its rewards for I-I.F., for the four priests, and for the missions. Q H6 Tl' 4 -..f To N' fb 4- 6 Zi.-ui' I Sr I would hardly call this royal treatment! moans Tami Barry, Gina Lopez, Fr. McGovern, and Freca Giaimo anxiously await a sponge. Fr. Gabriel tells about the faith lived by the African lepers. Laura Hauser, a reader at the Mass, enters church in procession. 16 Happenings 2 Running for Fun-ds When can a fund raiser be fun? When it's a jog-a-thon at Maple Park! Students, as well as many teachers, donned their tennis shoes and filled their sponsor sheets to support the various classes and departments of H.F. The promise of prizes, such as tennis shoes, bicycles, and even televisions, gave many joggers an extra incentive to jog for the full hour, but many, such as Sister Pauline, took time out to cool off on the swings. Whether they walked, skipped, ran, or crawled, all jog-a-thon participants were winners as they crossed the finish line, happy about l the funds they had raised. VOEQ Wh? Suemy Baeza takes time out after completing her third lap. 'iGuess who's going to win the television? smirks Sr. Gerarda. A. Bello, D. Stirwalt, J. Nausha, and D. Ruiz g y agree it's more fun to watch. Lynn Davy experiences the loneliness of a long distance runner. Happenings 17 Sharing and Caring Enrich Our Life at Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is a time for sharing with others, a time to give thanks to God for the many gifts we are blessed with. Thanksgiving spirit shone throughout Holy Family as the holiday approached. Students gathered food for Thanksgiving baskets through Block 1, enabling us to send dinners to twenty needy families. Men from the Saint Vincent De Paul Society tparish veterans, whose daughters were Holy Family graduatesl picked up the baskets. Lockers decorated with Thanksgiving turkeys added to the festivities as we prepared for our annual Thanksgiving Mass. While waiting fifteen minutes for Father Loomis to arrive, we practiced singing All Good Gifts, Pass It On, and Thank You, Lord. We approached the altar carrying overflowing baskets of stuffing, yams, corn, wine, and pumpkin pie. It was a great feeling to know that we had made others happy. 1, ,47-N3 Y Entering the church, Father F A F Loomis and Anna Matias j F T 3 announce the beginning of the . ,N T U Thanksgiving Mass. , i'g,, T lii QE Monica Gifford, Karen Ramos, 5 and Maria Borges share in the RV spirit of Thanksgiving. 18 Happenings Melissa Campos and Lily Durango ex- press their friendship with a handshake. The makings of a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family. Terri Ehrhart, Mary Lasher, Norah Mul- len and Elizabeth Mullen sing All Good Giftsn during the Mass. Happenings 19 Dancing in a Winter Wonderland We the People sang, Were you listening? In the Civic, Eyes were glistening A beautiful sight All were happy that night. Dancing in a Winter Wonder- landf, The spirit of Christmas was brought forth that evening with the help of frosty, snowlike weather, and holiday decorations which made the dance a real wonderland of fun. As couples rocked to the beat of We the Mfwfvff M .W..,u,..,s.,,, l People, the Dec. 1 event sparked if jfs the opening of the Christmas season. Andrea Grehan and her date choose between gingerbread and snow-capped cookies as a midnight delight. John Hill escorts Denise Stirwalt to her first Winter Wonderland. The joy of a successful Christmas dance glows in the faces of Patti Salvini 20 Happenings and her date Paul lrighti. wh.. ., .. ,Qi QE i Dancing to the music of We the People, girls and their dates warm up after leaving the chilly weather outside the Civic. Exchanging flowers, Mary Lasher and Pete Johnson shine with the spirit of Christmas. Happenings 21 Being chosen for A Capella is an honor for a few members of Concert Glee. ' S 5 . -5 f i F-.-wwf.. ..,2 In Choral Fundamentals students need Miss Breden's help to reach the high notes. Preparing for the concert, Terry Ehrhart sings a selection from A Ceremony of Carols . Choral Fundamentals is the first step towards becoming a member of Concert Glee. 22 Happenings wg , , n V Q, v QQ i 'xi Q .SEQ 1 if F I S The Makings Of A Christmas Fanfare On a cold night in December, sounds of Tantum Ergo and O Magnum Mysterium were heard coming from Holy Family Church. The Fine Arts Department presented A Christmas Fanfare, with Miss Breden as director and Paul Pittman as accompanist. Although the Russian flu diminished Glee Club numbers, the girls worked hard to join their voices into one. With the help of Concert Glee, Choral Fundamentals and A Capella, the full meaning of Christmas rang clear. The Concert was just the beginning. When Glee Club sang at St. Vibianas Church for the Mass sponsored by the Right to Life group, Cardinal Manning praised their performance. The girls have grown from good singers to perfected performers. 3 fi: ' A r Z A M., XFN , L A 1 ' vikgtivi. Happenings 23 The 1978-79 combined chorus I A Jackie Kaissar, Laura Spear and Annette Walden polish their singing in the days before the concert Celebrating An Early Christmas With All The Trimmings A tree with more angels than usual, a concert of heavenly voices, mailgirls delivering cards and gifts and a Mass which celebrated the true spirit of Christmas were what made the Christmas season at I-LF. memorable. The angel tree, decorated with many angels, symbolized a R The Glee Club perform their annual Christmas concert under the direction of Miss Breden with accompanist Paul Pittman. A surprised expression appears on Marie Geer's face as she finds out who her Kris Kringle is. 24 Happenings merry holiday for needy children. Student Council delivered cards and gifts and planned the Candlelighting Mass where each class sang a carol and Msgr. Lirette received a gift from the Student Body. Everyone went home with a generous share of the spirit of Christmas. ' i'i' Tw gmirir l Acting as postman, Katherine Dayen stamps Christmas gifts. Lorena Urueta arranges her gift for a needy child under the Angel Tree. Msgr. Lirette enthusiastically opens the present given to him by the student body at the Candlelighting Mass. Sr. Realino's secret formula transforms her room into a Christmas fireplace. Happenings 25 We Are Precious Stones Living Forever Waiting, waiting, waiting, we juniors longed for the day to begin. The excitement reached a climax on January 31, 1979, as the juniors lined up for the procession into church. Through the songs in the Mass we united in voice and spirit to ask God,s blessing on our school and friends. Proclaiming I Am But a Precious Stone,', we received our rings from Mrs. DeRosa, Sr. Ann Eileen, and Msgr. Lirette who, along with Sr. Margretine, symbolize our junior year. As we made the ring pledge, each of us expressed loyalty to our school and friends. After the ring ceremony juniors celebrated on their own at various restaurants like Shaker Mountain Inn, Reflections, and a crowded Shenanigans Returning to school, we continued our celebration in the reception given by the seniors as an act of friendship. Lovingly the seniors sang ln My Lifef' presenting their junior partners with carnations. All the waiting, excitement and love that made up our Ring Day experience will remain in our hearts as a happy memory of junior year. l Let's Get Together sing the song committee during the Church ceremonies, as they invite parents and seniors to join in the junior celebration of Ring Day. Zenaida Colomes watches as Lolly Ruiz accepts her class ring from Monsignor Lirette. 26 Happenings Exit A day Paula Piumetti will never forget is shared by Celeste Jeckel and Jackie Dolorfino. Martha Mieding reads St. Paul's epistle on love. Juniors commit themselves to school loyalty. if --42:11 Ring Day brings friends Katie Warner and Laura Spear together. Anna Matias cuts through I am but a precious gem on the reception cake. Happenings 27 We've Got Tonight Princess Michele Geraci 28 Happenings Princess Terri Bilotta Queen Trish Smith Let's Make It Last Princess Ellen Hirrell Princess Janice Yanovick The Junior Class of '79 entertained the seniors at the Balboa Pavilion overlooking Newport Bay, on April 27 from 8 to 12 p.m. The music of Power House playing We've Got Tonight, this year's theme, mixed with the sounds of the sea. Mystery Queen Trish Smith was crowned, along with four Superfrined Princesses: Terri Bilotta, Michele Geraci, Ellen Hirrell, and Janice Yanovick. Quiet but always friendly, Queen Trish keeps tabs on meetings as senior class secretary. A yearbook staff member, she helped create the senior section of Response 79. During the Prom Skit, Terri Bilotta's school spirit made her easy for Batman to recognize. Terri works at McDonald's doing it all for you and, whenever possible, hits the beach or cruises Van Nuys Blvd. The bright smile and sparkling eyes of Michele Geraci - just call her Dimples revealed the surprise and happiness she felt lubeing princess is an honor l when chosen for the Court. Giving of herself is Ellen Hirrell's special way of being a Superfriend. Ellen devotes time to Red Cross and to handicapped children under the SCOPE program. Janice Yanovick's participation in sports had helped her become a Super- friend athlete. Beeped into Prom Court by Flash Gordon, Janice was the last but not least princess chosen. Happenings 29 The 70's . . . Remember? You've heard of the Roaring 20's and Fabulous 5O,s from history books and relatives. As the 70's close, we realize it was an important decade because we experienced its events and are able to pass the memories on to the next generation. The 70's signify Nixon's resignation, Watergate, end of the Vietnam War, a drastic energy shortage, gas rationing, Patty Hearst's kidnapping, the deaths of two popes, mass suicide in Guyana, and prominently, the Bicentennial. At Holy Family a major earthquake damaged the church, Sr. Ann Eileen served as principal, the campus was renovated, and President Ford visited Glendale. The 70's hold memories of smiling faces, bell bottoms, The Brady Bunch, ponchos, mini skirts, streaking, Love Story, platform shoes, Jaws, Part 1 8: 2, 50's nostalgia, Dorothy Hamill and Farrah haircuts, down jackets, skiing, skateboards, disco, The BeeGees, pop rocks, natural foods, jogging, and Steve Martin. Someday the now unnamed 70's will have a slogan like the Gay 9O's, for now, we look toward the decade of the 80's and the people, events and styles it will bring. Founder of Holy Family School and pastor of the parish for over 50 years, Msgr. Michael J. Galvin died in March of 1974. His successor, Msgr. Charles Cranham, died in 1975, after serving as pastor for four years. A drastic energy crisis left stations short of gas, making rationing and skyrocketing prices unavoidable. On the morning of February 9, 1971, residents of the San Fernando Valley were jarred awake by a shattering earthquake registering 6.5 on the Richter scale. The collapse of hospitals, chimneys and major damage to Holy Family Church caused mass confusion not soon forgotten. 30 Happenings J xx The celebration of the Bicentennial, 1976, inspired manufacturers to produce items such as red, white, and blue beer cans, watches, and even tennis shoes. At Holy Family, we celebrated with patriotic flag ceremonies and skits. Two evaluations of Holy Family occurred during the 70's, requiring many planning sessions like the one attended above by Sr. Ann Eileen, Sr. Emerita, and Mrs. Sandy Bogan. Twenty years from now will you remember John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever, The Exorcist, Ziggy, or Donny Osmond? 5- A ,.'f T l 'vagg 'E N , ' - 2 , , s I 1 gif' 8 3' .,:,, . Q 55, ,M aff' ,sa ls it iiiii 't'iii M mv. in . V ' Z3 l F X 5 si ,, The end of the Vietnam War led to expressions of peace on teeshirts, buttons, and candles during the early 7O,s. Miniskirts, wallabies, and patent leather shoes were still popular into the early part of the decade. Happenings 31 Education I-las Many Faces You can watch a harmless tarantula crawl up a biology teacher's arm or live out a fantasy while becoming Cinderella and this would all be a part of a worthwhile day at school. You can try to develop your talents, creating a mosaic sculpture or performing in concert. Or sit down for a moment with a two-year old and find she is the one to educate you. A celebration in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe can be a play which helps you as a Christian to understand the Virgin's story as well as a lesson in Spanish. Sewing may prove to be quite advantageous if your hem comes down before a job interview. Spiders, fairy tales, mosaics, concerts, or religious celebrations seem very different from math, English or history, yet all are the many faces of education. .S K .X iv is ll 'N Rose Urrutia patiently creates a mosaic in design class. Terri Ehrhart leads Pop Choir in singing the story of Hans Christian Anderson. Claudia Gomez demonstrates her acting abilities as she portrays Juan Diego. 32 Happenings l I 1085. 'gun Concentration helps Lolly Ruiz during typing. Sr. Rosemary gives little Tara Hebron a lesson in the communications skills of listening and looking. Sr. Roselina checks one of Alena Konkol's darts. An inspired Julie Lotz plays a French Cinderella during Open House. Biology students are amazed to see a tarantula crawl up Mrs. Combs's arm. ff' I u l ! 5 3 xx A . Q 1112- a 53 Happenings 33 J JU ,Hifi 5353?-,f??fmE 355 init H' 1 A V 7, ,M if 'iczfzi Vmdmvmwwf I ,QTI S C O N N I E fr 664 36 Graduates Seniors End Decade The Redcoats are coming! was the dubious welcome that met our ears in freshman year. Quickly realizing we weren't the enemy of the famed cry of Paul Revere, upperclassmen warmly accepted us into the I-Ioly Family crowd. Our unity strengthened through our sophomore retreat at St. Raymond's as we began to appreciate the other girls, not only as members of our class but as friends. Christmas wrap is a term no sen- ior will forget from her junior year. Prominent in our vocabulary were yel- low gold, peridot, and, of course, ques- tions like Are you one of Charlie's Angels? or Who are you, Elizabeth or Joanie? , . .reflections of Ring Day and Prom Skit. Despite financial stress, we presented the first dinner prom, AL- WAYS AND FOREVER, at the Bilt- more I-lotel. A retreat in the snow with whispers of hidden skis, college worries, and ac- ceptance triumphs fulfilled our final year. Now as both our senior year and the 70's draw to an end, we anticipate a bright future in a new decade. , i X l t up are 5 CELES TE ALICIA The latest soap opera scoop holds the attention of Andrea Devay and Susie McQuirk. Despite her government homework, Lydia Campos tries to put on a happy face. . Patti Salvini- President Celeste Jeckel- Treasurer Judy Magallanes- Activities You've taught me faith, hope and Jackie Sophie Rose Carmen, The times I shared with all of you love. Let life happen 8a always Maria Denise Mellie M. Beth J.F., are too priceless to lose. Take a keep faith until we meet again in Mahal Kita. 4 years' worth, chance, dream a dream. ' heaven. A Alicia Gonzalez- Activities Terri Bllfltta' Spirit C0mfY14 Connie Miller- Vieepresident June 179i Werve Come a long Close friends, remember: Alva I believe in happy endings! Way E E E Disco Class of '79, Van Nuys Greenies Party Grape Ps. Thanks, Mom. FREAK our! Ape Smile when the bottles empty! Trisha Smith- Secretar May luck Smile upon yogi and Kathy Ferrara- Spirit Comm. may joy be at home in your Friends Always-unforgettable-S.H. heart. Summer Salts-Vouch-Halloween Smile when the bottle's empty! -T JUDY TERRI 'Y K A Graduates 37 QD Z ffl M A R G I E U O 9 I .... K. L ORES 38 Graduates SQNJA --- CINDY -1 Q 9- L ISABEL Dolores Aldana Mama, thank you for never giving up on me Sz for making me happy WE MADE IT Margie Apollo Life is too short to be small. Use life for something that will outlast it. Angelique Arnaud l'll always appreciate what my friends have given me in my years at Holy Family. Sonia Arteaga Follow your own star and dare to be different. My P, por el amor que me han demonstrado-Gracias. MARIBE TH Cindy Beckham I learned to laugh, I learned to cry, and now I learned to say Good Bye. C 8a P-M8zM 151l Louisa Isabel Bermeo Dreams are for those who sleep. Thanks Bean, Te, Do, V-8, Elena Don't worry, take it easy. Maribeth Bunch Time grows, communication flows paquito, bebeto Forevermore, evermore. Cathy Caklovic Many thanks to my family, Susy, Lupe, and mostly, Dolores. I will love and cherish you always. l u CA, During a chilly afternoon in Crescenta Valley Park, juniors and seniors construct a human pyramid. Later they sipped hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows around a warming campfire. 'LThere has to be a better way to es- cape, reflects Freca Giaimo, squashed between trash cans in the back of a truck. Enriqueta Lechon demonstrates the best way to pop balloons at the picnic. Graduates 39 'IST- 'Q L E A N N E IN' e Q,EEN LORRAINE -1- KA THERINE -H A Om 40 Graduates ,-ng, Taking an open book test is just fine with Bertha Zamudio. Mary Spinelli knows whols going to get in trouble for bringing food on campus. Celeste Jeckel and Jackie Dolorfino take a stab at physiology. -1 DORA ANDI .xg R Lydia Campos Thank you Mom and Dad for all your support Sz love and the faith you had in me I love you Leanne Carper Climb high Climb far Your goal the sky Your aim the star Maureen Cooney Life is to be lived let s reach out to love learn gain experience Lorraine Costabile Thank you friends Katherine Dayen It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship Remember Dora D Egidio Thanks to all my friends T V L I E who have made my four years the best Ive ever had Andrea Devay May the melodies and harmonies of our eternal laughter blend like colors of a rainbow good times 8: friends-VIVA 9 iw Q ,ef , Lynne Doll A Hey Big Guys! Thanks for the been TERRIFIC! OKAY! Jackie Dolorfino True friendship is like a plant of slow growth. Laughter and smiles Go for it! Nanu-Nanu!!! really, REALLY good times! It's Graduates 41 Robin Dove Holy Family, you taught me how to laugh and how to cry. Thank you! Mary Beth, thanks for being you! Christine Emme hey, chicks, we did it! cescanickval-perpetual craziness thanks to you too, God! Christina Escobar The time has come So, my friends, Till we meet again! Maria Garcia Yo quiero y aprecio a mis padres mas que nadie en este mundo. Muchas gracias por todo, Eyeing information about financial aid, Colleen Murphy and JoAnne Grover listen to a representative speak at St. Francis College Night. Ugh,,' shudders Sonia Arteaga. There are still 155 days until graduation Sr. Realino and Ruth Morita huddle together against early December cold at a friendly gathering. Lupita Geer May you always have friends to shelter you from the cold winds of life. Michele Geraci To my friends-l love you all, Thanks for the wild gl crazy time. l'll never forget you! Francesca Giaimo Long live the Munchkins Hey Big Guy Give a HOOTN Montana or Bustl Love ya alll Betty Gonzalez Thanks to everyone who has helped me during my 4 years at l-l.F, l in Rf tg SIN 42 Graduates CHRIS CHRIS 552 H' ' R QE ,,Q F R E C A Lf Graduates 43 Q QE I I , Lupe Gonzalez Four be the things Id be without Foe curiosity freckle and doubt Sandi Gonzalez What can I say? Party hard there 8: back Andrea Grehan Im only here for a short while Just to learn and smile my smile And I ve yet to fly many a mi e JoAnne Grover Thanks for the memories and the friends you gave me SAND! ANDREA 1- Carmen Heffernan Dear friends I ll miss you Ellen Hirrel Thank you my friends for letting me love enjoy laugh and grow with you I love you all' Christy Holland We re just beginning Sharing and exploring A ray of sunshine Tina lezza LamoK1zDodoBaneserElenaMe Part:esSaladBobsB1gVWsDates J obsPromSkitRingsOffcampus Dreamer Blue Rabbits aken dolls ' - r ' 'i . 44 Graduates Ready to face the sub-zero temperatures, Robin Dove bundles up for the junior-senior gettogether. Block 1 P.E. on Monday morning is not the time for fifty jumping jacks! moans Chris Emme. Warming up around the campfire, Seniors Carmela Tunzi and Cindy Beckham sing old Girl Scout favorites. ii xsi. JOANNE -l CARMEN 1--T 5 L6 Qfmw-f' 1 SEXP N Graduates 45 rn 2 C H R S T Y Q: T3 Rosemary Iglesias To my friends at H F I ll always cherish your Friendship smiles and love Sophie lssaevitch Do not fear the thorns on ll path To go forward is a s e towards perfection Mana Elena Katlgbak In your darkest moment reach for the star in your soul and its fire will warm your heart ' an- 'Viv' Anne Kaufman There are 2 paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on. Maura Kennally Our being friends was part of God's plan. Thanks for the memories, T.A. and J.M. I love you. Helen Kirst Make a motion picture of my life Letls play volleyball.T. Did you lose calories this weekend? Fun! Julie Krajniak Parties, Van Nuys, Harrie Love ya ALL, Thanks, T. ALVA K- WEST TURN IT UP, Hang Ten. Valerie LaGrasta A million tomorrows may all pass my way but I'll never forget yesterday. Enriqueta Lechon L'Miracles are to come. With you I leave A remembrance of miraclesf 675 46 Graduates 4 MA. ELENA ANNE I pride myself on being the first one out at breakf, gleams Stephanie Schulte, Ellen Hirrel and Maureen Cooney practice for their sign language class at the student council dance. Chef Lydia prepares a picnic feast for her li'l' sis' as Bertha Zamudio praises her cooking. 5 - MA URA HELEN JU C, 515 KIA --- TARA -- SUSIE -- Q A :SW vT....,, 48 Graduates - PA TTI ORALIA R 0 i Julie I-M2 g'f 'dM,SNe ' Al Sm hggzmlamngfnsind Dad, and Step forth in assurance. Light life Hen S orever' Va' Q friends. prom Trans Am Love with a smile Shine it on, Cheese, Retreat, Sacramento. Ll, 5, W, dh LW, Mah ' ' ' Smile when the bottle's empty! ' '51 m W' ' ' Memories, J. Sylvia Lucero 511530 MCQuirk T- Time passes, sun rises, shadows Thank YOU, ffi9f1dS, f0f f9aChinQ 3T1ZltiTo5LeZ:S .Oined no man can fall-a memory. 3ifuyj'35eSQSn?grgfirhafmony of divide. The cials of '79, Maria Marchese Mom, Dad, Isabel, Lori. Youlre the greatest. Thank You! Thank Ruth Morita You! Friends, Thank You , , Approaching her World Religion class, Michele Geraci realizes she brought her Writing Workshop folder instead. g Hey, there goes Steve's truck and l'm still hungry! laments Mellie 1 Ortega. Graduates 49 L U C Y EN WE 'D ESA 50 Graduates ' 7 T f- A ws ,if Jif Sw .v lisa Qs rs 'N f Q, wk if 'A., f Aiikxxwiit A Q '94 ,,- mM.x,4X.Ef V vw jg? gr, ff- A WS1ffLf'l V f ml - 3 SWL Y 1-of Q A f-, 'F 4 lx' ' Q. 0 NX! gwQni jngLggNQx'XMg i ,NPA fg 'fK W fs N4i Q . , .L- s iff, L' yi 5 img , S A , ff.. Hsf ig gjgfx if -vff4is '1 if iii? 'Qi fx: VY, g vif sf 25.843 :H Q3 ' k 51 1 gig is Q .L L' ASQ is R A,:: It K. 1 14 giwfif ,QQ ,Qfygg A .1-. , Y 'iii' Y 1 we i , 'QW ww. Q Q. MELLIE KA TH Y . I . - 3 I . - i, , tg . , Patty Mesa introduces the officers and tells of the activities of the Art Club at the Student Body Assembly. Each senior reacts differently to a prayer experience in one of Sr. Diane's classes. Qi Returning from off campus lunch, Cathy Caklovic, Teresa Ornelas, and G, Lupe Gonzalez agree that 3 minutes early is better than 3 minutes late. VN,is'9 Colleen Murphy Kathy Palesano The road was long and the hills My dreams will never die, they 4 N were steep, but growing together will just fade away for awhile. Ye, we found a world of our own. Goodbye, friends! Kathy L I I-U09 Narkuf ' Anvi Panlilio Hollywood nites-Queen: rock on. We have deserved so little, We Love Oni VEWOU know who You have been given so much. are! Keep yourself alive and FUN IT!! Cathy Pauley Teresa Ornelas Thanks to all my friends at H. F. Thank you teachers, for teaching Lqrhmallfllngl ttf? list fwo years of me about life. Friends, I love you. lg SC OO 9 est years' '79 Christy Reavis I just wanted to say Thank you Magdalena Ortega , ' MGOOCI-Bye, friendsi, means ips to my friends, my teachers, and time for me to go, though I wish my pawn 5' I didn,t have to. WSG ,. , .,,.sff,,, .K - ANV1 CATHY CHQ Graduates 51 Ea NE ---- BARBARA -- ELENA WISE in 52 Graduates -- DINA JULI S TE P Denise Rodriguez I have learned to love Thank you mom Thank you friends Marina Romo Even though friends come 8: go Friendships last forever Diana Ruiz May your hearts be always young Keep on smiling' Barbara Sainz Madre gracias por siempre ahi cuando yo to necesite. Elena Santillo Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works. Dina Sayegh God wove a web of loveliness- Of clouds, stars, gr birdsg Nothing as beautiful as words. Juli Schmidt Friends, I will remember you, think of you, pray for you, and love you all, forever. 'S' A66 Stephanie Schulte It seemed like forever was just yesterday and now it's tomorrow. Agnes Snee I am anticipating the future. I am enjoying the present. But I already miss the past. Chris Escobar and friend cheer the varsity team onto victory, while Leanne Carper hopes for a faculty win. Graduates 53 441 Trisha Smith and Connie Miller find the information at college night interesting. Barbara Sainz relaxes after a strenuous day at school. Katie Warner, Anvi Panlilio, and Janice Yanovick cheer as Gaels take the lead in the volleyball game. Mary Spinelli Friends-by all of the good and bad times, you've helped me to grow. Thank you C,S,C,C,8z M. Regina Stancikas Friends, loves, laughs-we had all. Remember Bio-Rings-Prom-Skit Off Camp-Dances-Sala-4yrs. Buckis Laima Sturonas Thanx Ti, Pupa, Izzy, Dodo Sz Van. Silver VW, Kojok, Baja, Kavine Take it easy, Pinheads Linda Taix S.F. Play, Drill Team, Breakup, Ring, Skit, Proms, Grad Nights, The Gang, Burt Jr,-Thanks I-LF, Carmela Tunzi It was great and it was fun, but now it's time, Ilve got to run. Maria Ugarte Papi, gracias es lo unico que me falta decirte, que mas? Lorena Urueta Mama y papa, muchas gracias desde el fondo de mi corazon. Adrienne Vega Let's look for dragons, I said to Pooh. Yes, let's, said Pooh to me. W ll., C' S. xy, 54 Graduates ' REGINA LAIMA ,Ya 0 , . iv' 1- Q imyk . LINDA '- CARMELA Gra ,. ,, ,. ,, Q, .ii -- . -- 'um 'x i Z ITI L O R E N A 5 M PX duates 55 N T2 Iv VANESSA KA TIE -1 Ann Vega The sun rose, shone, 8: set. Time to open my eyes to tomorrow with cherished memories of yesterday. Vanessa Vias Thanks, friends, Terri, Leanne, Dora Kathy, Laima, Tina, Isabel, Elena. I'll always remember you! Katie Warner Thanks, friends 8a teachers for 4 yrs. of memories I'll always cherish. I'll miss you all! MaryBeth Wernette I leave here with many beautiful memories. Robin, our friendship I will always cherish. Bobbie Wombacher Time I spent with you my friends I will always remember Smile S.H. on empty. I Love You! Well, what's wrong with getting a last f If minute tan! exclaim Judy Magallanes and A f' S MMM? A Diana Ruiz at the Senior-Freshman Picnic. ' f -i.1TT'54y More homework! I-Iow am I going to get all this done tonight? wonders Rosemary ' f-'W 'A Iglesias. 56 Graduates Janice Yanovick Everybody's got a smile inside. So put it on your face with pride. Start blazin your own trail again. Suzette Yu Everybody is a star, their radiating light transcends all other beauty. Bertha Zamudio Saber todo es ignorar la mayoria. Y 1 MARY BETH -- BQBBIE ----- JAN! C3 ,ziy , fi Q , ,, , A n, X ,J f .,,, --- B524 Graduates 57 U1 S U Z E T T E 5 5? , Q Y . k W A sa , MQ, iq ,Q ,1 'K'-.V .45-Y, ' 1.4 6 ' yi 1 'Y 4. , J H133 E5 JUNIDRS With Wisdom We Separate Dreams From Illusions Who's the class that's moving slow? Must be crowned on Mission Day, and put on our Keds their class. . . Because over here we're moving in the Jog-a-Prom, aiming for a profit of over fast! Juniors have been moving fast since the fl,S2,000. first fund-raising dance when we brought in Receiving our rings in January, we began 3325.00 Or since we outcheered the school at thinking about P.P.D.'s. The Prom Skit, the the September pep rally, sold ads to bring in Night itself- and suddenly Class Day. We've 149'7o of our yearbook quota, had our queen made it! Finally we are seniors. 'WCW Lori Albanese Arlyn Alonzo Teresa Apollo Suemy Baeza Tami Barry Denise Zoe Bello Giselle Benitez Catalina Bersach Jacque Blain Teri Boehm Pat Bradley ,,,, itt, 4,1 r ,ai my Qt ak Monique Brewer Cathy Burns Yvonne Campbell Melinda Campos Melissa Campos Dianne Castro If. W re 0 'G ,r ,num ixlzmmi 7,132 ., Maria Castro Ruth Cifuentes Rosa Collazos Zena Colomes Bonnie Cronin Marie Cruz 60 Juniors - www L ' J W M I - is Nfsswi' is Do you mean to tell me that Sr. Gerarda actually ran twenty laps? asks Jennifer Wenker. Watch out you guys, here comes a freshman! yells Marion Nikoloff to her friends. 'Ns 'YN sll Junior Class Officers: Maria Castro, spirit commissionerg Barbara Torres, activity commissionerg Tami Barry, treasurerg Alice Martin, secretaryg Anna Matias, vice-president, Chris Huzau, president. Pat Bradley finishes her twentieth lap to help raise money for the Prom. Juniors 6 1 X N ,L VU' 1-O Q. JCL, Qbylfi .,..., 5 SID -ig 0: E,-Q ge mE' QE. '02 Q'CIl '1 QE WD! 7C'v-v- 5'3- film nun To S: :co co 3-9. Uflin' QWW XS' 3 do 0 3' 2. :J 9.. Q' tb UI D' 3 cb P wC:3N C --9 4 A Maria, you mean Sister Carla wants TW to see every girl on this list now! It C. seems like the whole school is here! exclaims Marie Geer. lifes Love and Strength Enable Us to Share Our 1 2, ' 51 i ii J ' . . Q , 1 siir 4? fi? A , ..r -si -gp Q f's , Q rr. V Q11 B44 ' J 2' 'A ' il' T, V- l 3 zh' rffgyf 'f '17 i' in i Q ,r,, . V, , ' C:-Q Y' ., ., . - i L - Vi v 3 K .,,, k,,'f , A3 Liv Davalos Joey Day Isabel Diaz Randa Dibie Lilly Durango Bridget Flynn .,,. M ,, . , r J , ,, as 'af' n if v 1 ,Z m 54 Q 2 Q if 3 6' 1 2 1 1 , ,K .-,,,s f 2 il, 'ff A -1, 1 fm X, ff ,gs W f W z . , ,, . A , ,, ,, . 1. f 1 We ,. , , ,, .,,, . , pw. , I 'L :- ,JgE55 ff ff V' ' , Q9 if , W f 179' R4 5. J' ,Rea ' Wi? ,. 5551, ' .z H ,E ,ir 5 H 3' XZ ,i xl ' 'RL 1' .ia ., l i Cecilia Garcia Sharon Gardetto Marie Geer Claudia Gomez Maria Gomez Lisa Grippi ,- , 1 ' Nz . ,,.. ,,,,, ,Vik :,f fig ' ,Q ,'ff,.. Mir ww? 'A ,i,, H I i ,. , , in 15: Sonia Herda Alicia Hernandez Zenaida Hernandez Suzi Hill Kathy Him Veronica 62 Juniors You got an A on the math test? ask Monique Brewer and Marie Cruz. Y Jisions of the World, Gur Hopes for the Future 4 '., ., h, .Q , . L' ag mf . 'W . ,iy .C M 4 : V L : A E , k , Q, 1: A ,Nw N 'Q . I -E A l Michele Houston Chris Huzau Linda Jeckel Jill Jordon Jackie Kaissar Kathy Kennedy ' 'J ' iigf - 2,,ii - fir 1?f- H J iria J f J rari J f jj lirr - r i i 'X iirrn A 'nii r ' llllllll H A , i , , . X R l l 7' , l'f Q, lim li! lx 'J ' 5V Trish Keough Evelyn Lange Mary Lasher Julia Lira Lorna Loria Linda Magallanes iw ir J A ii J A , 5,ri, lll llll 'Ll , A il ,. li L41 K Edlyn Maggi Alice Martin Anna Matias Martha Mieding Norah Mullen Aileen Nesbitt Juniors 63 With Faith We Reach For Our Unreachable Stars I don't think l'm ready for twenty laps, admits Brenda Pino to Zena Colomes. I know I had physical science homework! Now if I can just figure out what it wasll' thinks Suemy Baeza. 1 r-ff ,M fr ' f 64 Juniors I ' as ,i.l i K'Quick, light the candle! The match is burning my finger! yells Mary Lasher to Alice Martin at the junior dance. 4 - fi C' A1 U 44 - X 'xii Ti X ng. J, ,, Qi 4? X W W Marion Nikoloff Isabel Oller Anita Ornelas Rosaura Pacheco Ginny Palesano we 4' 3 n l xE , 4 Mayra Perez Brenda Pino Paula Piumetti Jenny Polzin Rita Ramirez mf J ie J, I My C' f 5 it 5 J., Chris Robles Isabel Rosa Lolly Ruiz Marlise Salomon Gina Smith uf? Gina Stanziale Donna Szitkar Barbara Torres Rosa Valencia Kara Wechsler rv Gee-nobody appreciates my jokes! laughs Joey Day. Elizabeth Papilion Donna Reino K X Laura Spear l Jennifer Wenker Now this is how you pose for a picturell' explains photographer Chris Robles. Juniors 65 SOPHOMURES There's a Fresh Wind Blowing As sophomores we began to make new discoveries about ourselves. Giving a warm welcome to the wandering freshmen, we opened the way to new friendships and also unlocked our memories of freshman year. As we struggled through the dangers of driving and geometry, the Mickey Mouse Fan Club lifted our spirits. Our feet were kept mostly on the ground, though, at the jog-a-thon, where only our enthusiasm ran skyhigh. When Mr. McGreal returned to begin driver ed in the 7th week of school, we faced the approach of grades, debates on Christmas dance dates, and money-raising boxes of Almond Roca. As the NEDT drew near, we experienced a fear of failure, but our class pins pricked us up. Insights from Julius Caesar and David Copperiqeld expanded our knowledge. With the Senior Sophomore Breakfast, we saw the door close on our second year, but new doors open to the future. 53 W at .. 1. 2 1 Alexandra Alarcon Katherine Alba Corine Alegria Sandra Aleman Mairena Arevalo Maria Arjona Solange Arnaud Karri Becker 15.5 Maria Borges Helene Bozonier Jennifer Brehme Ines Cabanilla 66 Sophomores Claire Allen Sarah Arca Tammy Beckham Carolyn Boehm Monica Cavillo Anna Camarillo xx 0 5411. 'M T2 is 'N 1 J their favorite part of school. A X. y Spanish test tomorrow. A 74 If 7 ' CWC f fi' , aj Q Sophomore Class Officers lclockwise from the topl: Chris Mettler, treasurerg Araceli Jaime, secretaryg Mimi Wenker, vice-presidentg'Hilda Granja, presidentg April Gama, spirit commissionerg Belkys Garriga, activities commissioner. Martie Petrie and Vivian Chavez agree that eating lunch is 4 Katherine Alba and Sarina Chun hear theylre having a bbie Campanelli Vivian Chavez Sarina Chun Z r ' 5 i 5 , N C or 'six' N as 2 gs - .VV. Z. :.W N i fr - ' 1 ' s. Y fi Q sf ff 'X 13 4' , 0 glrg '. i H i A 5 c ' - A s K C 'C 1 7 14, 1 ' i f Y my Q' g so r g M :L 5 is g l' M X :S f? lXiil En C - . A ' l Cianfrini Claudia Cifuentes Tara Claycomb Patty Collins Ana Maria Cortes Celina Couceiro aw Yi lllll A gf -Q vbyv' . :,,. Z t 1 kL,, ' N l Lynn Davy Rosa de los Reyes Giula DeLuca Jackie Dibie Mary Dolan Marcela Duran C i i gggg , . F Q, . . Teresa Ehrhart Migdalia Escalona Raquel Ferrer Maude Fournier April Gama Norma Garcia Sophomores 67 There s a New, l..lVlHQ Experlence, Growing Growing 5 1 O Rosario Guiab Georgina Hoelz Stephanie Holland Teresa Hoyo Ada Iglesias Alexina Immel Ale1andra Jacinto Araceli Jaime Elva Jimenez Pam Jordan Jeanette Juge Lisa Kersey Alena Konkol Michele Kutchui Yin Fan Kwok Michele LaBreche Lisa Ladnier Celia Llaguno Jeanette Loeser Antoinette Lop M Elissa Spear hurriedly finishes her life science write-up. Monica Calvillo, Jeanette Loeser, and Araceli Jaime walk the last lap of the jogathon. 4 3 'YKV 1- X J fi v ,f 'ef . 'V f all ' ,,,.,..uUl-'Wx Christine Rivera and Karen Rivera enjoy their lunch hour in the sun. Did you get home late after last night's game, Jennifer? 5' Sophomores 69 L - 4 V fvf , li! Diane Lopez Laura Lopez Emma Lozano Luella Maclntyre Maria Martinez Chris Mettler ttL tttt c L A -is 2 tttt ,M Nt if Lorena Meza Ann Mieding Mary Lou Montez Elizabeth Mullen Lynn Nagle Tina Paneno Kim Pauley Martie Petrie Bea Pham Frances Pizzo Allison Polka Maricela Quezada We I-Iave Discovered The Gpen Door Dissecting a frog is not Tara Claycomb's idea of fun. A Snickers bar and an apple are Linda Villarreal's nutritious lunch. Alena Konkol tries to make herself invisible behind Tammy Beckham to escape Sister 70 Sophomores Margretine's roving eye. Karen Ramos Kathy Reino Katherine Richer Christine Rivera Karen Rivera Sara Rosales Esperanza Ruiz a 1-sg 13 Nb Anna Seda Qt, Maria Segura Dina Soloria Adele Spalluto Elissa Spear Sandra Tromba Rosie Urrutia Sylvia Vasquez CN IAA Debbie Velasques igpiigl 2-i1i Laurie Weber Melinda Wenker 'iv ,Ex ,WM ,nm-,e, ,l Q i k r I ..,i , . K 1: ' r., - , N- l? i L R :gi Claudia Veneckis Anaelisa Venegas Arminda Vengco Virginia Villegas Annette Walden A Sophomores 71 N .. ..k: If in ,i ..... K t s r 4 v s A lllii A A X 'V M as A s ss 14 s i Y -fffi up fr X ,Q .f,,: i X' - 'F 1 A 'l xi Barbara Arias Helene Arnaud Ronda Arnold Lori Becker Ana Bello Diane Bello Yvonne Bello ' H555 , o-..7 -.,- - f aw: Yfifllfi' - t b li h.Z. i S X fzzr A,r: g U in . , use 1, ..,-- 1 : , E q ' 1 1 M.. ir W f, 3? it W 4 a- X ' ii X kt X X HS ,rx f ., iw Q 3 .X N H ' is ' RK 95? li r 3 le - 1 X ' Q 4 I l Q N . .. A r fr Q, i i WX x 'fa' A N A vfi A t 3 f X Martina Bencze Maria Benito Janine Blain Theresa Bolger Leslie Brackett Nanette Buenavidez Ruth Bunch ll A L L t lll Zill' A If :VV ll is - A KX lk 3 r I Irrrlx Q' 5 A 'E f A ' r ' f , ,t Q r.hi . K ,, s I M Q I,,' ,, A , . A 1 as A H 'Q . X 4.12, :.. X Q v , K If-fl' 1:1 uw.. , -2 ' , IZLK rr- X , K t 'V get - r , t ,Q 1 .t N ,,. r t W-r.,s-Q , ., ,,..k t k ,K.L t - -V 1 K ggi. 4 gag 1 Delia Burquez Mary Byrne Annette Caklovio Tina Calderon Beatriz Casagran Araceli Celis Elva Chavez F RESI-IMEN - By Many Roads We Traveled I-lere, Determined freshmen face the juniors in a Diana Gomez and Susan Soldo wait to be- game of Red Rover. gin jogging. 72 Freshmen a 1 R . V iw U 'Q kL:v.' N 1' 1 Qs 'I Y' f-Q 'Qi 'w igs 1 or .. v Q t . f 1 V Q X L V . Syl X ,AM i - V f 11+ l ' T. Claycomb Marisa Conlin Kathleen Connors Mary Cooney Patricia Cubillo Lois Dayen Jennifer Deal tg li F i .. . , . . ...e Qi. 'ii . ,ew V K ,.a. .. 51 . 3 Q- 5, fir' Q I 1 - N' in 5 we I suse: 'U Q we 7 V L 'if i i a i N e a. as i Q. t eeii . . ,g ,X t ,s Q. A 'J f L' l ,:ffff Llg ,3 l Kill' deLeon Yvette Del Toro Karen Devay Laura DiFusco Julia Dinger Beth Doll Maida Escalona ate , K ' f i 1 ,,.1 w Q Q gg , I. S ,. ,X if ,g..,y ,inf 1 -4 X QW 4' 7 Escobar Chris Estrada Maria Felix Charlene Fenton Bringing the Newness of A aff ...N-1 ,.... Cecelia Fernandez Adriana Ferri Diane Garcia Durselves to Others Jumping in feet first, we began racing and tumbling with our Big Sisters at Verdugo Park. A month later we sprinted up to Maple Park, jogging our way to wealth. The hour's run built up our class funds for the end-of-the-year activities. As we settled into first semester, we looked toward the Christmas Dance where our dates would be nearer our age than in February when our dads would escort us to the annual Father-Daughter Dance, the first major event organized by our new class officers. With only a month left in our first year of high school, we began to plan for the baskets of our favorite foods to be served at our Freshmen-Senior Farewell Luncheon. Freshman Class Officers: ftopl Pauline Huzau, presidentg Diane Garcia, vice-president, fbottoml Rosalind Lucero, spirit commissioner, Suzette Malaya, secretaryg Betty Casagran, activities commissionerg Lisa Rosales, treasurer. Freshmen 73 , 'WN .s Rub-a-dub-dub, here comes the grub, exclaim Arlene Sal- as vino and Eileen LaTourette. Secretly, Diane Garcia attempts to rewrite history. AQ -A Today We Feel a Oneness Growing, Warming Away . 65 -if . . .1324 I . ff i ' ' 1 N K if 1 if f 4 Q ., ,Q X L.r. V Af. an I I ww 'X ,Q it i N i 5: I Q h - .1 is it X .7 A 1, ... ., Q. . K X Q A f Gabriela Garcia Heidi Garcia Mayte Garcia Lizett Garriga Melinda Gerome Diana Gomez Maria Gomez ttc G or . G it , A . Izz z . ' ' . K , Q 1 N nj' . :g g I .K i , r r as ' V. if A ' i 'fly' lll' A 5 4- I 13 . fl 2 , . - - . 5+-fax: ' vi- 1 . i-1 Q ,k., , , Y . mug, K ' K1 if 5 ' Q . z ' 'F , r 1 - I Rosa G0m2Z Kathy Gonzalez Gina Gonzalez Lisa Hawkins Angie Hernandez Dania Hernandez Donna Hogue 'U' Jennifer Hoskin Valerie Hradec Pauline Huzau Maria ldrovo Maria Jaime Helen Jammal Barbara 74 Freshmen 1 ,i'3'.5i'H ' ,A yu hm. , fi H my if Arnaud. .4 Is that considered music? You can't even dance to it! remarks Elisa Navarro to Rosaelena Lechon. Come near my balloon and I'll. , 7' threatens Helene Yesterdays Strangeness, Helping Us Look Ahead i r i sss as if s gsm' vw, , faf. i f l Carmen Joa Susan Kanai Karen Knipscheer 5. Kf2fSCl1m0f Jacquelyn Labrie Connie LaGragta L rssrr L 1, E A ll ' r' T Q 'f E. LaTourette Rose Lechon Celia Leyva Veronica Longhi Alice Lopez Gina Lopez C L ,fgfi C1-: ..:- K 11- :QL ' ' 1. .,:!'i'? . sr Q as . L 'X' lliassl: A - l ' A C. L il L NY ' ., tlhx it K - 1 , Rosalind Lucero Suzette Malaya Jennifer Maloney Polly Melkonian Catherine Miller Christine Minden I. Sonia Lange . -CX Maria Loria '97 B vi 1 ' f L, L ' Joanie Minter Freshmen 75 Q . mA,, .. i' ,SE 55 1 kVkg. i .3 i K gl li Q Q , , . -5 t h A R : Q . ,. ,X e is -' J P - ' 'rg I 'I P 2 V Iii V w? as A J 5 J l J 'Y is P will 'Q l f X ' . l J Veronica Montes Marie Morales Lori Nagle Julie Nausha Elisa Navarro Amin Oria Linda Orlando K well' v, 6 ' Christina Ortega Maureen O'Shea Maria Pacheco Mary Padama Elisa Palet Diane Pascoe Lisa Payne -1. - . 2- J, Ns' E,sf,Sz2.r,.- i ..:f, ss, K ff ,?E: . ig. ,,, Q H We if N as gr W , :Ez 4: k 33-Q 1 S lf' x J eggs as I 'QTY' is S P N lg R is 3, ,fH,ag.. by ,, X J 3 ,.li 'E' i .f.. . Delilah Perine Maria Prieto Sheila Quinn Julieta Ramirez Judy Renteria Vickie Revetto Chris Reyes Time Will Bring Changes to Challenge Us 2 E' Qs gifs Q i XX - . lt's not fair! exclaims Lori Becker to Sandra Aleman and Jennifer Hoskin. P P I'm the only one here without an apple. Hi, I'm Maureen O'Shea. Let's be friends. 76 Freshmen 'xx I '93 so . I.. -- tit -:,. .r-X fx, fi Arlysse Roiz Lisa Rosales Xenia Salazar ,,...-Q, , 9' L- Rita Silva Susan Soldo Rosemarie Solis 6 xv it i ss, 1 -w Y' ini K 1: Pauline Toomey Lily Uzzauto Martha Valdes 4 Q it 3 ff' E 'rr Yolima Salazar Arlene Salvino Denise Schmidt Irma Silva Hi Megan Sterling Denise Stirwalt Lisa Stouffer Liliana TGIBYVCZ i:.i ii., K L. an , , t xp W D X ' 37 'l -L L xx ' '1 Y ' My if ., . s . Jennifer Valera Carrie Velona Paula Wilson Tammy Zufall 7 As We Move Toward Tomorrow s Goals 4 l x l 5- Q ,1.+l 'M ,si Patricia Cubillo grins when Christina Minden denies that candy bars are fattening. Jennifer Deal wonders if Denise Stirwalt ate too much or if she is just practicing for a modeling job. Freshmen 77 Mn z up I1 wa Al , ,5- , 4, , yr as .Q M Q 'Q .M 'Q-.. nw... 4. vsfawsfi 4 '., W s Q F X 2 f fx 5-N E 5 A Sim Egg, fig ' , V H T N M. fn ' 25.1 2 4 ,af 11 'Lf ,:, I g STUDENT COUNCIL IT'S MONDAY AFTERNOON in the study hall. As the doors close, the clock reads 2:35. The weekly meeting begins, Sr. Ann Eileen moderating. Important dates, new projects and events are coordinated. This year various activities emphasized unity. The annual Candlelighting Mass, Christmas mailing rush, and weekly assemblies showed the school their student council's lively imagination. Friendship Day helped us realize the importance of oneness, with warm fuzzies spreading the feeling of warmth and friendship. 'fi ,f 1 - W 5 . -, X Student Council 1978-79. Officers: A. Snee, presidentg K. Dayen, vice-presidentg K. Hirn, secretaryg and C. Cianfrini, treasurer. Judy Magallanes helps create Jungle Book for the opening of school. Members lead Alma Mater at the sing-a-long. Trish Smith and Connie Miller help with book sales. 80 Groups -rf Good morning, these are the an- nouncements: Attention Student Body: The year has come to a close, but the memories will remain with me forever. Thanks for all your cooperation and enthusiasm throughout the year. But most of all for all your friendly smiles. Attention Student Council: In thinking how to thank you for a job well done I thought of all the things we did this year. It has so far been the best one in my life and I d like to thank you for helping it be so. Your friendship means a lot to me. Attention Faculty: I have learned much from you, but l consider most valuable the chance I was given to learn about people. I found it unbelievably re- warding. Working with you I have come to appreciate what you really do. And most of all Im glad we became friends. Thank you. These are all the an- nouncements. Have a nice day. Agnes Snee yin-mf it ' a .N gi President Agnes Snee talks to Sr Ann Eileen about the morning announcements. Pauline Huzau shows Andrea Grehan what to look for when picking an angel . Girls State representative Patti Salvini speaks about the convention during an assembly. Truck duty and its problems canlt take Kathy Dayen's smile away. Groups 81 SOCIAL ACTION PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE is Social Action's motto, shown through activities sponsored by the club. Mission Day helped the student body become aware of the needs of the Missions. On that day filled with fun and caring, missionaries shared their experiences. Using the theme We Thank You, Lord, the club prepared the Thanksgiving Mass. After a busy week of collecting from Block 1 classes, food was given to needy families. Christmas brought the Angel Tree, and students played Santa for orphan children. Visiting convalescent homes, members sang holiday songs and gave cookies and punch to lonely patients. Early in the year and again on Valentine's Day, students sent vvarm Pop-O-Grams to their Super Friends. At the end of the year, club members felt they had in many ways lived up to their motto of helping people. K- ,As , sf sf- 1 1. ' ,nl-Y Jacque Blain explains the purpose of Social Action. Norah Mullen and Chris Mettler collect Pop-o-Gram money. Club members and officers: Jacque Blain, presidentg Norah Mullen, vice- presidentg and Anna Matias, secretary. Mr. Strasser, a veteran worker for the poor, congratulates Sr. Margretine for the club's work. Maria Castro finds room for a jar of pickles in a Thanksgiving box. 82 Groups . . l . nf 0 MGDEL UN A BETTER GRASP OF UN operations and a clearer understanding of world problems- these are the goals of MUN. Club members share opinions and discuss current situations, gaining a better insight into international affiars. Members sold Current stationery this year to raise money for the annual Riverside Convention where Holy Family represented France. The event provides an opportunity to examine issues just as the UN would. By discussing problems today, students aim for leadership roles in tomorrow's world where they hope to play a vital part. 3 f- ,H X4 UV tv if Girls, think logically! Diana Ruiz takes roll at an MUN meeting. Members listen to a report given at a noontime meeting. Club members and officers: Diana Ruiz, presiclentg Anna Matias, secretaryg and Suzette Yu, treasurer. Groups 83 YEARBUQK Lost dummies, torn triplicates, Rover the Man-eating Dog in the utility room, jammed typewriters, and missing arms, legs, and noses describe the place E. Snopser calls home. Sound like a zoo? Beneath all the mass confusion, staff members remember the word deadline, the goal that keeps all working. Under the guidance of Sister Suzanne lhead zoo keeperl, editors and staff plow through weeks that end on Friday at five and begin again on Sunday at ten. Amidst laughter and sometimes tears they produce Response '79, KV ggimm Mighty Marlise advises Sister Suzanne. Yearbook mascot E. Snopser welcomes eighth graders to Holy Family's open house in December. You stupid typewriter! mutters Co- editor Julie Lotz. 84 Groups . 9m...- A -...,,s-5 Welcome to the zoo. Lupe Gonzalez stares indignantly as editors re-design her layout, Will you animals stop chattering and get to work? pleads Lynne Doll, co-editor. Q3 , x x M, I X X X77 x x fig yy, ,qi it Q2 0 in... Looking through old yearbooks, Alice Martin gets ideas for future layouts. Reflecting on the trials of her upcoming year as business manager, Lulu Geer gives E. Snopser a hug. Groups 85 GLEE CLUB USING OUR VOICES for the joy of others and spreading the happiness of singing is what we are all about. Three groups strong, we are the largest club, consisting of A Capella, Choral Fundamentals, and Concert Glee. We show Christmas spirit in our Christmas concert and later announce the coming of spring in our May program. Success is achieved by hard work and the help of Miss Breden. as. iw 'wtf A' Long hours of practicing are part of the hard work in a successful glee club. Gina Stanziale and Sylvia Lucero prepare for the spring concert. Rehearsal in the church is one of the preparations for the Christmas concert. Zenaida Colomes looks to Miss Breden for the next cue. 86 Groups 91 .Qu i ,qw K I I . V H VH., f 7 ,wi '- -,I 'lr -xi H Y ' , I 'ff' l 95 azgfzrce fig: ig.. A 3 i. ., f.. 'l -vi -2 ri af I A l . . we Q A t ART CLUB WITH COLOR AND BEAUTY we surround our world, making use of the many creative opportunities offered by the club for self- expression in art. By displaying our work at l-l.F. we have given the halls new life. Using our talent, we have discovered many things, for example, that sharing with our school has given us a chance to reach out to others. 1 'W' Uv. ii 2 5' A 77 ,QW ' A H L' I 1 ffelfs 3 Sl'fr'.Ul.5 If .., 4- - A 1' K 7 Tm gs, H-W r tl i. . V , K i 1 i 4 gr 1 i i 7 i 'mm Y'+ ...Q ' W cc,isc X 3 Jeff. , - ' ' , '. . L' ' T . V x 7 xv M 5 Elf-in w fl l i,1,',iqii ., I f2'..., 'gm IQ I -' - 4' K - A guest speaker from the Fashion Institute talks to the Art Club about changing fashion trends. ln the world of art, many paths of development are open. Miss Young's billboard is proof of this fact. The 1978-79 Art Club and officers: President Patty Mesag Vice President Elena Santillog Secretary Mary Beth Bunchg Treasurer Jackie Dolofino. Patty Mesa and Elena Santillo discuss new projects. Groups 87 LIBRARY CLUB READING IS FUN! The li- brary club works at promot- ing literature in the school. Their efforts to encourage appreciation of the library come through in new ideas. This year the book of the week report and the lun- cheon added to the exciting life of the student librarians. Visiting a rest home to read or sing to the old people showed the librarians, loving spirit. The fourth annual plant sale, together with the book and magazine sale, pro- vided funds for the library as well as fun for the students. Library Club with Moderator Sr Margaret Mary and President Maria Marcheseg Vice President Isabel Rosa Secretary-Treasurer Liv Davalosg and Photographer Pat Bradley. I grew this one, laughs Ines Cabanilla to Anaelisa Venegas Maria Marchese presides at noon meetings While on magazine duty, Ana Camarillo makes use of library facilities 88 Groups 'bf PROMOTING ACADEMIC AWARENESS and raising money for scholarships are the ideas which govern the activities of the California Scholarship Federation. The annual hot dog sale provided enough money for four Holy Family scholarships. Career Day and College night, held in conjunction with St. Francis, informed students on colleges and careers. A special trip to JPL gave insight into space technology. Ushering at graduation topped off a great year for CSF under Sister Realino, moderator. Selling punch for CSF takes up Arlyn Alonzo's lunch hour. At the first assembly, Angelique Arnaud describes the importance of CSF. Jacque Blain and Jill Jordan supervise the junior table at the hot dog sale. CSF Club and President Angelique Arnaud, Vice President Andrea Devay, Secretary Anvi Panlilio, Treasurer Alice Martin, Historian Christine Huzau. Groups 89 COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, NEWS, and more news traveling swiftly through the halls of Holy Family. ln the Communications Club and class we work together at the task of informing the student body of events and activities taking place. To get the news directly to you, we use our weekly News 'n' Notes, our school paper the Family Gazette and our monthly broadcasts on the P.A. radio station CBN, Communications Broadcasting Network. Slide shows like the school documentary and the time capsule buried at the end of the year symbolize our efforts in helping to close the communication gap. ,QW ,, R, V 1-.1.!.l 751 gl ln deep concentration, Andrea Devay searches for slides for the school documentary. Rosa Collazos and Teresa Apollo bring you their week's edition of News 'n' Notes. The Kathnessa feature is brought to you by Kathy Ferrara. Communications Club and ofticersg Connie Miller, presidentg Julie Lotz, vice presidentg Cathy Pauley, secretary, Trisha Smith, business-publicity manager. N 90 Groups .l Viv 1 'ref' , Ltr ' M ' l4 I , ,g.,. A Q if I B fr ll l i ,af r as, -va. 3 5' l bi l f I W V F f .r ,wig I.. 3 , r.-sw: .' 1 Iwi 11 TRAIL TROMPERS CLIMBING MOUNTAINS or slipping gracefully alng the last hard rock of the face of a cliff, we delight in the exhilaration of a good day outdoors. Accompanied by our new moderator, Miss I-Iebron, we made our' way through the beauty of the wilderness as we sought and followed new paths and trails through the breath- taking Santa Anita hills on an outing during October. Whale watching, many hikes, and a weekend boat cruise to the Channel Islands are just a few of many adventurous excursions enjoyed by the Trail Trompers. Trail Trompers Club and officers: Chris Emme, Valerie I.aGrasta, and Freca Giaimo. Nature nuts pose before a picturesque waterfall. Gina Smith stops to tie a loose lace on her hiking boot. Returning from a tough hike at Strawberry Peaks, Melinda Gerome and Jennifer Brehme look forward to resting their feet. Groups 91 It's a busy break for Tina Paneno and Katie Warner selling baked goods. Money raised pays for referees for the teams. Despite the heat wave, Maria Elena and Mellie still have energy to hold up a poster during the September volleyball pep rally. SCHOOL SPIRIT IS OUR GOAL, stressed our new moderator, Miss Maureen Corbett, calling tryouts for cheerleaders who would encourage team members, spectators and students. At the first pep rally we introduced our hard-working volleyball team, getting everybody into the swing of school. Although a heat wave cooled off the spirit somewhat, the student body joined in the peppy cheers. The faculty- varsity game took much planning: three meetings, worth of organizing committees for ticket-printing, selling and publicity. The work paid off as we watched Sr. Florence dig and Sr. Pauline spike. We admired Mrs. 92 Groups Combsfs speedy serve and Miss Kresal's perfect sets. At season,s end a slide show during assembly introduced both the funny and the serious sides of life on the court. We saw Janice comforting Tami during a disappointing moment and Elizabeth Papilion asking for a partner to dance with, while open-mouthed Jennifer pleaded, I-low about me? At Easter our high spirits took us on a camping trip. Bake sales filled up tummies with cake and the treasury with money to pay for referees and umpires and to present deserving girls with trophies, pins, numbers, and letters. At the annual Awards Banquet all team members got together to relive the sporty year. 2 if L... mx Q, v , M v vy 1: Q ,f qs .isa A wf. ,H Qi? 11 A I H I, K de' Ch, l forgot to write Agnes' name on the starting lineup! GAA Clubg Miss Maureen Corbett, moderatorg Katie Warner, presidentg Mary Lasher, secretaryg Elizabeth Papilion, treasurerg Alice Martin, photographer. GAA members, such as Nora Mullen and Katie Warner, are also active in seasonal sports. Groups 93 The Varsity Volleyball Teamltopl: Anvi Panlilio, Tammy Barry, Katie Warner, Agnes Snee, Elizabeth Papilion, Elizabeth Mulleng lmiddlel: Norah Mullen, Tina Paneno, Jennifer Brehme, Maria Castrog fbottoml: Mary Lasher, Janice Yanovick lco- captainl, Helen Kirst fcaptainl. What are they doing out there? Patty Mesa asks Helen Kirst. Sister Diane delivers a mean serve at the Varsity4Faculty game. 94 Groups f1?if'f'7 if i , 1 Tk 4 6 J :Tit ad' fb'- l VOLLEYBALL As the season opened, the team was ready for a fresh start in the new C.i.F. league, Horizons. Coach Ms. Corbett introduced several changes in how to practice and when. Even when the novelty of the six-thirty morning practice wore off, the team remained dedicated. The result of persevering hard work was a third place in the league. The team went on to the playoffs, facing South Pasadena High School. Winding up the season, the Gaels won a highly spirited and fun-filled game against the Faculty Flares, their across- the-desk rivals. 1 If x gf' ,af ' ,Y l, , , if r . . if . Q During a time out, Ms. Corbett gives the girls some pointers. Elizabeth Mullen sets the ball at the C.I.F Playoff game. Before the game the team psych themselves up. XXX 1 X, fins.. E Q , i Groups 95 ! f, X, i 4 I , f f ',z'P L X . i. V lf. M . W-MN n -, - P . Q Q.. W ,A-. ' . f, . A AJ'-v 461 53.1. 1 C -50 K - - ffff Wxujifgm QTTQHQM x,fW A MT3xndL7LRf4g'wMJaMLQL9'?:EfM'?0wQov!l?lNfl abc., . oo ' fm 'HQ 0 -'WAJ-4L.+D0mo 13116440 dd- .H IT'S HERE Monsignor Arthur Lirette is both here -rooting at the basketball games, flying in the Glendale police helicopter, saying student Masses- and hels there -traveling to Rome for the election of a second new pope in 1979. On October 12, Monsignor fulfilled his dream of being in Rome for a papal conclave. Staying with the Marist Fathers, along with two participating cardinals, he joined the crowds waiting for three days to see the white smoke over the Vatican. At Pope John Paul lI's Inaugural Mass, Monsignor had the privilege of serving Communion. Several weeks after he returned home, the Samoan cardinal with whom he had roomed made a surprise arrival at Holy Family. Monsignor brought the Cardinal to the high school where he blessed the students. Whether here or there, the unfailing interest and support given by Monsignor inspires us all. 98 Guides Sister Ann Eileen, as principal, helps produce the caring atmosphere ap- preciated by every mem- ber of the lay and religious faculty. As moderator of the student council, Sister encourages school leaders to as- sume responsibility for their ac- tions. Relaxing, for Sister, means playing the organ or the piano. Sister M. Eleanor, vice-princi- pal, seems to know by heart not only the master schedule but the program of each girl, too. Dra- matizing fairy tales is one way she helps make learning French fun. One of her minor joys is meeting a French I student who recognizes the indirect object. Sister uses her green.-thumb to beautify the convent garden. Sister Gerarda, as guidance di- rector, enjoys helping students plan for the future. She can make students feel that they have arrived at a right answer even though she furnishes it. Watch out for her bike on local streets most Saturday mornings, and for her 'ipunnyn jokes any time. Sister M. Celestine dislikes hearing her social studies stu- dents ask the grade-hungry question, Whatld ja get?,' As Dean of Students, she collects school sweaters, but at home she knits sweaters, for nieces and nephews. By going on Jok- er's Wild or Name That Tune, she could finance a summer tour of the Holy Land or New Eng- land, students agree. Faculty members wait to be commissioned for the new school year. The students' response to Sister Frances Dolan's exhibition on the life and works of George Gershwin pleases her and Sr. Ann Eileen. Monsignor Lirette introduces the Cardinal from Samoa to the students in the first floor corridor. if ,mm ' 1 - Q , 1 , ' 'L ' jst M! ff: , eg? 'ld-15. 2 f 1533 .rf 5 . ' 1 ' A f l N. M X LJ I ister Gerarda welcomes parents during Open House. With her graphic sense of humor, Miss Carter entertains a group of teachers. Guides 99 Mrs. Young gives Teri Boehm expert advice on her art project. Sister Pauline and Sister Margretine cheer on their team at fQ..f.,9l 2f 'I! ' Svn----AC A-vwfvsuq l - 0a'ff ,la-7 7 fu Za,-Q 42:7 Gzafrajan ,f,4,a.4. 1.17, ...pf A4071 Y 14-4!f L4 ll? G, . fy ff-M ffm. .f . fl. 101010-L 100 Guides the faculty-varsity game. 'Q . Wi'- 9 . 1.135-ig' -.! as Sister Diane finds it inspir- ing to help students advance in the process of loving God and their neighbor. If all groups learn to get along here at H.F., the world will be better, she believes. Her sign language class and peo- ple keep her involved outside the work week. ,A Miss Mary Breden, director of music lthe slave drivernl, says her reward comes in au- dience response and the girls' pride after a performance. Because H.F. allows her flexi- bility and freedom, Miss Bre- den finds time to be a church choir director, LMU choral accompanist, choir member, music camp participant, and a travel enthusiast. Mrs. Dorothy Brkich feels strongly that there's no busi- ness like business for a girl looking toward the future. She has one blue eye on a European summer tour but also keeps both eyes on her family of teenagers. Mrs. Brkich likes working with Hall the lovely young ladies at H.F., especially because of their enthusiasm and inven- tiveness. 4 5 . LKG: , , , is Ar . --fs-wfrsj , if ,. Sister M. Carla is H.F.'s clerical staff. Sometimes she spends whole days on the phone following up ab- sentee students or arranging for ill students to go home. She runs the booming business known as Lost and Found, gives out phone passes and admit slips, and takes time to run down to the lower level to feed the mimeograph monster. Miss Ivy Cheng regards math as necessary for clear thinking and logical reasoning. She considers the young people at H.F. stimulating because of their creativity. Miss Cheng's free time is taken up with fine arts work, cooking, reading, and problem solving. When she can she will travel-anywhere. Mrs. Anne Combs advises biol- ogy students to get involved in ex- periments by using a hands on policy. Students wonder, ls she Mother Nature or Mrs. Biology? Her hands also work skillfully creat- ing table decorations for the Sopho- more-Senior breakfast and making jewelry. Miss Maureen Corbett believes in physical fitness and tries to filter some of her conviction to her PE students, encouraging them to de- velop a well-rounded sports back- ground and to engage in exercise for health and enjoyment. In her first year at H,F. she has passed on her enthusiasm to the students, whom she finds friendly, and to the faculty, whose support she openly appreciates. IT'S NOW She can often be seen in the corridor ' cheering up a frustrated algebra student with encouraging words. Mary Ellen Carter, who teaches math, blends. a bit of humor with teaching that provides a comfortable yet industrious atmosphere for learning. Miss Carter received her B.A. at Immaculate Heart College and continued her graduate work at U.C. Berkeley. She has found teaching at H.F. to be very rewarding because of the positive attitude of both the students and teachers. In her free time Miss Carter takes interest in photography, bicycling, playing the recorder, and improving her Spanish. Miss Carter was able to put her Spanish to work three years ago when she left H.F. to teach at a girls' high school in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Fortunately, this assignment was only temporary, and she returned a year later, bringing back the wisdom and cheerfulness that make her such an important part of Holy Family's now. Guides 101 IT'S US For an innocent tourist who almost ruined the filming of Dr. Zhivago while riding horseback in the countryside of Spain, Miss Jacqueline Kresal proves to be a very interesting religion teacher. She was called by Sr. Diane while staying in Wyoming, and asked to come to H.F. She finds that Sr. Diane and she have this important thing in common: their interest in people. Miss Kresal's hobby is traveling, an expensive one, she admits. She has visited ten countries, has traveled all over the U.S., and has served as a missionary in Gidalgo, Mexico. Living in a sixteenth-century Augustinian monastery with no heat and no hot water sounds difficult, but Miss Kresal says she felt rewarded by the generosity and great simplicity of the people she worked with. Studying at the University of Madrid, she learned fluent Spanish. She uses this language, directly imported from Spain, in her literature class. Miss Kresal plans to continue teaching at Holy Family. She likes the faculty Iuthey are able to work well togethernl and the students l they are here to learnnl. 102 Guides Mrs. Maria DeRosa, junior moderator, can't decide whether to take Vince or Christopher to the Prom. She wants to prepare stu- dents for careers available to wom- en who know a second language. In her Spanish Class, when students don't listen, she quickly grasps their attention by talking to the walls. A busy mother of two, she teaches Sunday pre-school and plans to take Chicano studies classes at CSU at I..A. during the summer. Sister M. Pauline tries to develop in her social studies students an un- derstanding of human relationships. She believes that learning content is not as important as knowing where to find and how to use information. Sister envisions future travel in the Greek Islands and the Holy Land. Her busy schedule includes lectur- ing at Mass and working in the Eu- charistic Ministry and the Marriage Encounter Community. Sister M. Rupertine has a daily schedule more varied than anyone else's on the staff. As maintenance supervisor, she never knows where she will be called next to handle problems that pop up all over the school. At home, Sister functions as Community Representative for the Sisters. In both her roles she moves around quietly with a smile that promises, Help is on the way. Mrs. Kathy Hebron says of her first year at Holy Family, I feel good just being here. She consid- ers business training practical for girls wanting to start a career early or to supplement income while at- tending college. Though some stu- dents confuse her with Miss Cor- bett, her two-year old daughter Tara doesn't. Mrs. Hebron would like to live in lsurprisell Africa. Y . .,,M,,. . ...gm ,X .. ssikv K9 Q .,.. ..... :E Mommy, how many more days till l get to come to this school! asks Marisa DeRosa. Sister Rupertine helps Jennifer Deal and her mom with beginning of the school year problems ..,. ..,.. .. E, .L '--e lu sr '-mir .ff 3 . .i 'SBP im. f Sister M. St. Victor super- vises the office area during lunch. As a retired English teach- er, she is a lover of good reading and can usually be seen with a book in hand even if she is on her way to the faculty room with an armload of the morning mail to pass out. Saturday mornings, Sister teaches a CCD class at the grade school. Sister Margaret Mary trains student assistants who help pro- cess library materials. She likes to hear her aides remark, I real- ly know where to find things now. Outside library hours Sis- ter transcribes books into Braille and listens to Tschaikowsky. She would like to revisit Paris or go rafting down the Truckee River near Sacramento. Jr an 0' Sister M. Realino uses drama- tization in describing the beauty and intricacy of the human body. She considers the classroom an exciting scene when she can help students get enthusiastic about science. Sister wants to visit the Holy Land, Greece, and Egypt. Much of her energy goes into activities related to the sen- ior class and CSF. Mr. Arthur McGreal, driver education instructor, has been preparing Holy Family students for driving for more than twenty- five years. I-le now sees the daughters of his first students sit- ting before him. Monday morn- ing class brightens up when Mr. McGreal tells an anecdote to il- lustrate some principle of driv- ing. Guides 103 Sr. Margretine, moderator of Social Action Club and the junior class, is also a Senator in the B.V.M. congregation, a Eucharistic Minister, and part of the training team for the Area Pastoral Council. Still, she finds time to visit the sick and to teach religion, Spanish and social studies. K ,. X. V? 104 Guides .71 r r. if ' Sr. Emerita, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Zuber and Sr. Florence read the prayer of commitment during the annual commissioning of faculty members. Sister Rosemary and Andrea Devay pick out interesting slides for the Holy Family documentary. Sr. Suzanne, who teaches English, works a daily triangle of duties between convent, school, and her father's near- by apartment. She intends some day to enlarge the route to include England, Germany, and Greece. Sister says that Response needs her attention every month except July and August. The cheery voice behind the treasurer's door belongs to Sr. Emerita, who takes your money with a smile and gives a bonus of friendly talk as she makes out your tuition re- ceipt. The neatness of her of- fice recalls to seniors the warm days of Eng. II in 109. 5 sg. G 4 .-X Y 'N N K-qw end' Sr. Roselina prepares students for adult life in trying to develop them into better homemakers. Her students rate her homemaker of the year and praise her two-inch pancakes. For the Herald Examin- er cooking contest, she produced a prize-winning plum pudding. She makes designs for needlepoint and wishes she had more time to spend creating meals to entertain groups. Sr. Florence appreciates the buoyancy of Holy Family girls. They are alive, she says, and the atmosphere is friendly here. Sister describes her first year as one spent getting to know you. She wants to help English I students see literature as a form of art which can provide enjoyment and make for a fuller life. Mrs. Young enjoys thinking of new ideas and activities and seeing her art students create. She likes girls to be able to see the elements of design in art, nature, and all of life. Husband, dog, and cat plus nu- merous recreational activities pro- vide a busy and warm home life. She really loves teaching and says the best teacher she has ever had was her mother. Mrs. Teny Zuber divides her time between teaching fEnglish and Speechl and professional writing. This year she and her husband han- dled public relations work for the film Lord of the Rings. Mrs. Zuber creates the lighter half of the annual Christmas program. This year her speech class presented skits featuring the Peanuts charac- ters. U 1 Lf V iw ,QW K-lXv.vl,-M litiwfxkllgxpgji I ill l LV if vf'iW if f jaw , pe qw, ,Q 'ga W a il, V XXV .fi X 1 uf IT lf wbf mdtow. , ' iid, rgilvavi ,, LIFE li if Axcfk. MX ttyl I I XMLNM Life has given Sister Rosemary various opportunities for intellectual exercise. Her interest in art 'developed casually, like a hobby: an hour with a borrowed book, an afternoon in a museum. Sister's expertise in communications grew much more deliberately. She recalls publishing a school paper in San Francisco, pursuing her M.A. in English at Catholic U. in Washington, doing communications workshops for the B.V.M. congregation in the Middle West, and finally arriving at Holy Family to teach creative writing, set up the English Lab, and moderate the Family Gazette. A third interest, religious education, has kept Sister in parish CCD. I see sixth graders who can't bless themselves, and I know I must help them, she explains. Whether casually or as an assignment created for others, Sister Rosemary has found many ways to exercise her mind, enriching other lives besides her own. Guides 105 FRIENDS To every Response supporter, a big thank you. At the top of our list are Sr. Ann Eileen, Msgr. 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Linda Thank you, Mom, Dad, and Gary, AL I-IOULE TOWING SERVICE 3157 Foothill Blvd. 1 La Crescenta 91214 A LONO1-11 1 CORPORATION DB. AUTOCRAFT BODY SHOP 2211 W. Magnolia Burbank 348-9003 848-3880 BEST AUTO BODY 1821 W. Magnolia Burbank S45-9055 845-4742 To Give Our Best To Go All Out That's What Love Is All About! Chris, We Love You! Mom, Dad, Linda, Todd, Corie, Mike, Jim, Tom, John and Hersch Seniors 1including Louisa1: I will never forget the treasures, the dreams we have had together. Kathy Friends- I say, with more meaning than ever before, that you have made my years of high school more than complete with the smiles, tears CJ 8r Tl, and parts of ourselves we've shared. I've learned so much at HOLY FAMILY and in SCOPE, working with SPECIAL PEOPLE who give so much love. Thank you for all the times we've had- -good and bad- for I feel they were all growing points, and thank you, Lord, for these friends I have and that mean so much to me. I will always remember the good times we've had, are having, and will have. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love always, Maureen lMoel '79 Q R 9 lix 42 X . Glnmzhman -r U ,Q i K0 N2- ,-, F To 695 East Green 2 1 'Il l , . -.1 Pasadena, California ' an N4 L ,N Entertai 0 Fine Food QQQK-1-Axifg Banque llltles -4 f. .X VUEIXEHIIIEQI1, 'nment ' ' t Fac' ' ' GUS BONORRIS 449-2311 UAZ Creamu of lenlhu Vinyl d Cunvm hodwn A NDUSTR ES NCI U, 3829 SAN FERNANDQ RD, PRESIDENT GLENDALE. cAuF. 91204 Linda and Maria I am very proud of the progress To Sandi 8a Anne- Goodbye for Friends that my daughter Maria is making at now, but some clay on the road of Forever lf.f.l Holy Family. Eusebio Borges life we'll meet again. Kathy Th k A Special Hello to all the The Mighty Class of '81, Lan S gophomores of 1978.798 Disco Beat 8: Hot Salsa are No. 1. qve L d- M F . Good Luck. Norma 8a Rosa Tlna y ia . arias o all my friends who are so special To the Senior Class uThe harmonies of friendship, o me. 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S Q- , - V Flame, lnstamatic, Jensen, Kohler I 9 Allen's Health Food Center Sunland, California 353-0867 Burbank 4 WD. Center 4004 Burbank Blvd Burbank 91505 846-5394 E. 8: G. Contractors RO. Box 39395 Los Angeles, California 116 Friends Fidelity Federal Savings 600 N Brad Blvd Glendale California 91203 Dr Crlsanto Lanuza Dentist 2116 2605 W Beverly Montebello 728 0528 Jacqueline Janine and Theresa Best Wishes Grandma and Grandpa Porter 215 W. 5th sf. ilf210,YL.A. 627- Y 2427 Fletcher Drive Los Angeles 90039 665-0166 Fred Le Brun Publicaciones Latino Americana Green Card Guia Para lnmigrarse 8995+ Tax-Fidalo Al. 483-3084 Tony's Sporting Goods 2729 Foothill La Crescenta Guns, Tackle, Ammo, Repairs Tritch Hardware Company 1620 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90041 Honda Accord CVC C a I Qltiw U I W ' ' A1 rr- . OF M 'I' Tv : e ii!-2-1 E. my Motorcycles X qv ,,... ,S ,X X y 1 , , . .xc l I n uuuq ZA' '-1- Te . .. 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HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 90038 466-7191 OR DIAL H-O-N-D-A-47 White Horse Inn Cocktail Lounge 1532 North Western Avenue Owner: Jeno Bencze Winchell's Donut House 4862 Santa Monica Blvd. Manager: Henrietta Dibie 665-6902 Windoco 249-5842 Windows-Screens-Doors-Glass 3716 Clifton Place, Montrose outboard motor Worth Equipment Company 3008 Floyd Street Burbank California 4962 Eagle Rock Blvd Los Angeles 90065 254 9312 Wild Hair Expert Hair Cutting Alhambra 281 6624 Wraptures-Custom Gift Wrapping Friends 117 EL TRGPICG Acme Rents Trucks-Trailers-Tools-Equipment Glendale 244-412 1 We Buy 8: Sell Scrap Metal Castaway Restaurant 1250 Harvard Road Burbank 848-6691 California Metal Company NITE CLUB 2923 25 E 1st St Los Angeles 264 8015 Jimmy Willy 118 Friends Cline-Buckner Inc. 16317 Piuma Avenue Cerritos California 90701 Cortland s-Clothing for the Family 5719 N. Figueroa Los Angeles 90042 256-6794 256-6153 For All Your Insurance Crescenta Valley Insurance Virgil I-I. 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FRANK 8: CARMELA eg I ge o 1:3 5 I 'f' D1 IW, .I A IX4, A - D'EGx K H-1 .2 -1 99-05 I A .Ll '.L ' fs . . fflffjb -'lu 115,35 ,X gQi'.'fi '4CAkasFvQw wi 5 ,- V, --li-:gf - CTM Q Occlxso ,-1, J gm use Ts-as Noam 'W:s1:un'Avt , -I' ' rwnw uNs:r...4,m1yMm ua, xi- 'i ' 1 Lf. 1 . 4-lou.ywoan:711o5 Ho:75o55 L , -L g mio snzv 1 ? v M, ,XMI I I ,, M f ly , , H s sm, H, lla if l -f ' I 4 ,ag svzcinuzmc. 1- a ll 14 I I I za Ab I I I N-an B: s u Glencoe Glen-Webb Sc Co. 6116 Walker Avenue Maywood, Calif. 90270 Ph BRSKIN ROBBINS ICB CREAM STORE 42133, SQ?-68801 1217 N. CENTRAL AVEJGLENDALE CALIFORNIA 91202112131 240-2131 Suppliers of fine foods to restaurants, ' d ' bakeries an ' . ' . ' ' institutions 4 Footsies Quality Carpet Sales and Service Ted Lopez 222-3038 After 5 P.M. i .-1 Glendale Drapery 524V2 N. Brand Blvd. Glendale, Calif. 244-1163 Glendale Rotary Offset Printing 112 S. Maryland Glendale, California MADELEINE JACKSON, G.R.I. Realtor 1661 Colorado Blvd. Bus: f213l 254-5277 -os An eles Ca. 90041 9 r 0 Multiple Listing-State Wide Referral ' TV-Radio-Full Page Advertising Large Staff Professionally ,,,L ,UWM INYVCI Trained Sales People Gary Hirn- Serving Your Area Leo s Pizza and Yogurt Commercial 81 Residential Realty 3249 Foothill Blvd. Jewel City Bowl 135 S. Glendale Avenue 243-1188 J.J.H.S. Advertising 119 W. Bellevue Pasadena, California Masters Craftsmen Shutters 1434 W. Glenoaks 246-1998 Montrose Home Bakery 2325V2 Honolulu Montrose 91020 249-4925 29 Years in Montrose Buying Or Selling? Call me: 255-6507 La Crescent, Calif. 957-0525 Q 0 D Beer 0 Liquor I Wine Complete Grocery Line Fresh Meat Dept, Delicatessen Sand ich 4 -f sf 4 x l .WO,PMl.S Ren CARPETQ Claycomb Apartments 909 South Central Glendale 242-4435 Verment Beauty Supply Co.-Wholesale 1753 N. Vermont Los Angeles 90027 A 664-2516 National Auto Body Shop 14637 N. Bessemer Van Nuys 982-3768 Armando Jimenez Pedrini Music of Glendale 322 N. Brand Blvd. 245-3303 20019 Discount to H.F. Students Penney Bros. Driving School 16134 Sherman Way Van Nuys, CA Call 994-5149 for Special Rates John Polzin- Mac Tools 256-6369 Serving Eagle Rock, Highland Park 8a East Glendale Precision Aero Engine, Accessory, Parts Long Beach Apt, f213l 595-6377 Red Lilly Plumbing 8a Heating 2316 Hyparion Ave. Los Angeles 12131 664-2906 90027 Rejean Plumbing Construction 244-7080 State Lic. -74257637 Sarno Pastry Shop 1712 N. Vermont Ave. Hollywood 664-1121 664-8445 90027 Star Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc. 901 S. Brand Blvd. Glendale 91204 247-1903 Verdugo Florist 147 N. Verdugo Glendale 91206 247-8686 John and Darlene Lorscheider Friends 119 fr--an DON MCCAMY 24 HOUR SERVICE Carlson Plumbing and Heating Contractor Inc. 'Img - 1, Q ei LICENSE NO. 274113 409 S. GLENDALE AVE., GLENDALE. CALIF. 91205 241-5191 Q 241-8425 . 245-4768 1705 MONROVIA AVE., CosTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 642-9390 g 642-9393 METROPOLITAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY LOS ANGELES AGENCY 707 WILSPHRE BOULEVARD, SUITE 3250 LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90071 M Tel. No. 680-9872 ai if CAROLE BLAIR COLDTYPE Inf Branches Taipei, Guam, HongKong SERVICE HEAD OFFICE: PHoTo TYPESETTING Metrobank Plaza iUsing Nlergenthaler VIPT Buendja Ave. Ext' -,' 9L't:::3:,ziaC?:Jd5'2s:gm to Makati vm Manim Fomvis DESIGN iPen Ruling? Philippines ART - LAYouT E iNiNG , , ERFNDTENG iBy Requesti 800 s. palm ave., suite 9 --...-..-2. alhamhra, california 91030 12131682-3531 120 Friends gre' fav cannon, n A ,. PLUMBING AND HEATING 256-0785 256-6517 4084 EAGLE ROCK BLVD. LOS ANGELES CALIF. 90041 CALIF. LICENSE NO. 271524 930, . U C. hmxq. I nit, .1-fn . 2 ,JE MAGDLEN WENKER 8: DICKEY CRYSTI CLEANERS 1124 S. Adams St. Glendale 91205 John 8: Carol Cianfrini 247-2909 Tmds forljfe NATURAL FOOD STORE AND RESTAURANT 504 EAST BROADWAY GLENDALE CA 91205 2916 FOOTHILL BLVD LA CRESCENTA CA 91214 249 2660 244-8601 Q 245-4543 Friends 12 1 d em6'aZs BAKE SHOP 9510 MIFKAMAB BD, 1737 SILVEFZLAKE BLVD. SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 LOS ANGELES, CA 90026 TELI 17143271-1500 TEL: l213l 665-9613 0 664-9333 Glendale Jerry Desjardins California State Contractors Lic 4346149 5136 A gus Drive Los Angeles CA 90041 12131256 0933 Desjardins Tile Company Madeline M. Kennally '47 Best Wishes to Class of '79 Abou's Market- Gourmet gl Deli Groceries, Wine 81 Beer 3247 Foothill, La Crescenta 248-0565 Arca Appliance Repair 413-2344 Refrig., Air Cond., Washers, Dryers Service at Your Home- Serv. Guar. Capra's Italian Foods 8: Bakery 1489 Sunset Blvd. LA 90026 Tues.-Sat. 9-7 Sun. 9:30-3:30 122 Friends -I i I i Dennis Pharmacy 633 N. Central Glendale 242-8818 Isabel Sportswear 3360 W. First Street Los Angeles, Calif. 90004 Joseph's Beauty Salon 1101 E. Chevy Chase Drive Glendale 247-0266 J. Bruce Johnson, D.D.S. J. Bellissimo, D.D,S. 4867 Eagle Rock Blvd. 255-0193 I Sylvia Killeby Bragg 8: Smith Realtors 254-7191 Kwik Fingerprinting Service Clmmigration, Licenses, Employmentl Call for Appointment-l665-06811 Magic Touch Coiffures 5935 York Blvd. 254-1147 Spec. in Shirmacl-c Products Marconi Radio Television 8: Audio Components 239 N. Central Glendale Mr. Rons Hairstyling 1978 Hillhurst Ave. Hollywood 666-9698 or 664-8806 ??rt.I Y-4 To my Goodies fYou know who you are Love is a gift that comes from within Share it with those who treasure it But spare it from those who abuse it Kathy Teresa Tami Chris Okey Dokey Alex You ve got a friend Love you all Yvonne Yvonne Teresa Tami Barbara O Chris TunaF1sh and Fred Let the good times roll Roger Pepe John and Keith The Who Are You Love Kathy iWho9l A l Dogga, Poopy! I I I Motor Masters - J. Valdez 260 S. Kenmore Los Angeles 382-8258 382-8259 Best Wishes Southland Marketing Glendale State Farm Insurance - Bill Christian 715 N. Central Glendale 91203 244-4134 31 Flavors Lower Level, Eagle Rock Plaza 257-6082 Tokio Florist 2718 Hyperion Avenue Los Angeles 90027 664-8010 Woody's Bicycle World Sales - Service - Rental 3157 Los Feliz 661-6665 Friends 123 1. ff ff A . ' .X X . 'l 0 , X V FAMIL Y RES TA URAN TS 2915 E. COLORADO BLVD. PASADENA, CALIF. l213l 792-2028 1000 SO. BRAND BLVD. GLENDALE, CALIF. l213l 956-8385 , F' Xl Q NX h X ' l Af' f x J X 4 , Na Good Luck! Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Congratulations to Frank de los Reyes Good luck and be successful Your Sis Rosy A lifetime of faith and friends A proud senior Terry Ornelas To my Senior Class of '79: 124 Friends Beth, Cathy, Claudia, Dolores, Lupe, Mellie, and Sonia- Wish you love, Sylvia Good-by, Katie- Good Luck in College Mr. Bubble I will always be grateful to you, l'l.F. My best years have been spent here. Love, Amelia-Class of '78 Lt Q VQEALESTATE Co. EEZTEJE REALTOR GQLDEN Mia HYO C. KIM Sales Repressn tative f213l 385-66571663-9648 lRss.l 3400 WEST EIGHTH STREET' LOS ANGELES, CA 90005 To Annette and Susie-Frienships last forever. Keep yours that way. Love, Your sister Catherine '79 Danette, Julie, Lisa Friends Are Forever! Laura In your darkest moments, reach for the star in your soul, and its fire will warm your heart. Susie and Vita . sv sm, .fg1:k,Qq,gfv:-Nlggggvrvgfyun-1 M, ,..,,. ' U :gs - fl x E t Q 3 To my wife Lonnie with love- Your husband, Steve. Good Luck, Tina! The time to be happy is now, the place is here, the person to be happy with is you. Mellie! Hi, my name is Robert, 5'1O, 160, Good build. Looking 4 nice girl. Available any time. Call 223-1676 Richard Gardena, CA PAY , MLM M., .1 137 532-2500 MORE PETE SCHMIDT Agent Auto Life Fire 1417 Kenneth Road Glendale, CA 91201 ,,A,l 246-1639 Atraves de ti he encontrado amistad y amor. Contigo tengo recuardos inolvidables. L.R. Katie, Jenny-Thru thick and thin you stuck by my side. Smile with pride. Youlve got a friend. To the Class of '79: Best of luck. May your dreams become reality. Joe 8: Lidia D'Egidio nnulnaq SHANGHAI NORTH Mandarm Chinese Restaurant Party Catering 3710 N. VERDUGO ROAD MONTROSE. CA. 91020 12133 249-7147 Cocktails, Lunch, Dinner, Wishing Dolores 8: Sylvia the best of luck Long live the Classes of 79 8a 80 Luv Claudia Gomez all my friends at Holy Family and to mv friends at S H Papi El amor es perdonarse uno al otro y olvidar para volver a empezar Tu nina Alexandra Good luck to Friends 125 I X ,: ' N f I 1 dgia Sgofz 1 l DIAMONDS. FINE JEWELRY. 18K GOLD. BRIDAL. AND PRESENTATION DRESSES TUXEDO RENTAL. FABRICS NOTIONS 1714 SUNSET BLVD. LOS ANGELES. CAI... 90026 Mercedes Benz - Fiat - Alfa Romeo 8: British Cars DARIO IMPORTS Brakes ' Tune Up ' Fuel Injection E , A I I ' Automatic Transmission Service o All Our Wild and Van y r 7 Day Service 0 From 8A.M. To 8 P.M. ,QPU ear s comer Of chevy chase DI. PH. l213l 956-9491 - Q we 8: Adams 0 Glendale, CA 91205 242-0891 Commercial 8 Residential Realty 2535 FOOTHILL BLVD. LA CRESCENTA, CA. 9l2l4 PHONE: 248-l764 IOS4 HOLLYWOOD WAY BLIRBANK, CA. 9l505 PHONE: 84l-22lO 2-4Ol COLORADO BLVD. E AY, LOS ANGELES. CA. 9004l PHONE: 255-OIl3 92l E. BROADWAY GLENDALE, CA. 9l205 PHONE: 24066lO ERA-the real estate brokers with new ideas that make buying or selling simple and fast. Electronic Realty Associates. Best Wishes to All Our Graduates Msgr. F. P. Collins Holy Redeemer Church, Montrose Good Luck, Katie And Class of '79 Woods Glendale Mortuary, Inc. May we Colour Our Worlds and find beautiful memories forever. That's all I wish for. Gina 126 Friends We are like a song. You are melody, I am harmony. Hey Friend- Together we make music. You will always I Dear Ellen, Remain in my heart. I l Wish YOU IHPDIHGSS- Always and forever. - Delllah P- I Mr. Maury's Shoes-For Dress-Work I 5901 N. Figueroa Los Angeles 255-4900 Lily Uzzauto .....-.T'l Maml y Papl, Me han dado vida y me han dado segurldad pero mas que todo me han dado amor y pa- ciencia. Los aprecio y quiero muchisimo. Edlyn Friends 127 1. EF Lynne and Beth, Always . . . And Skiing Like morning and sunrise Like evening and sunset My dreams and you Go together John Diane Nick Steve Eric and my favorite Steve Yeager 9-'f7 HIS family gr Ann I thank you all I love you Mom and Da Love Loraine d, I 8 128 Friends ' We-q..W1's Love and happiness Le Damos gracias a dios por habernos permitido verte convertida en una mu- We love you and are proud of you. ALCO INSURANCE 5617 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles 90028 Los Feliz Ins. Center Glendale Galleria Auto Life Disability Div. of A. von Oelffren Corp. J Q K Q- 2,zJ-9f3,?f 919 -3060 'i ' ' ,Beauuful Hair by df!! faffigfmfmw WQWQQ g 9f2Uf RUDOLF PAPILION VIDEO TRAINING PROGRAMS SPECIAL EVENTS OFFICE 213f87048836 RES. 213f465-1311 ANGELES, CA 941045 To all the people who have touched my life these past four years: May each day of your life know the warmth of the rising sun, the fresh crisp rush of the wind, the noisy joy of the sea gull's flight, and the rustling of Christmas wrapping paper at 32.00 a package. Thank you all for wonderful memories. I love you more than words can say! Love and friendship ualways and forever, Katherine. 513 E . Glendale uf. 3100 Congratulations! I am happy that you have been chosen Prom Queen. You really deserve the honor. I hope your night was as memorable as mine. Love Brigid Michele and Tara Together you ve laughed and cried and shared your deepest thoughts your separate ways may you always have that love and friendship that can never be replaced because friends are forever We love you Mark Paula 8a Melisa 3 9 And now as you go on ! 1 Friends 129 -- .... 1 1 .... ,, IQ , -P if 'k. - ' I f F,-L I - -L1 gcnaab 5lflexLaan uname Food To Go 995 6466 248 8112 15030 VENTURA BLVD 3220 FOOTHILL BLVD Sh 0 k Pl LA CRESCENTA CA 91214 SHERMAN OAKS CA 91403 q Q R 4, EL N A , emcuQ. -'- r 8. .ctr 4 , , 6 , , 130 Lucy Write on' R H P S Forever' Cowpie 2 Roll the window down' Ill never tell Helen thru it all loves friends enemies- you understood. Thanx. Hollywood grew in us and we in it. We will always be of the beautiful people. Swan gl Company Friends Al ofAs INC. 3400 E. Fowler St. Los Angeles, Ca 90063 42139 269-7319 Manuel E. Robles COAST T.V. AND APPLIANCE CO. Sales and Service We Sell the Best. We Service the Rest 1722 N. Vermont Ave. 661-1107 VEGA MEAT COMPANY 1715 Pleasant Ave. Los Angeles 90033 261-5602 1620 Angelus Ave. Los Angeles 90026 413-3510 We've only just begun to love, to grow to experience, to be with one another Love always. Patty V78 Mom and Dad ffhanks for buying this ad so I could get a free yearbook, Love, Francesca Well, Seniors, we made it! So long, See ,ya around some day, maybe on the road of life, Kathy 1 s Anne, What can I say. Marines, No Stu- pid! Salt Shaker Shame, OFF CAMPUS HONDA, QUEEN Andi, Katie, Ellen, Lynne, Cath, Moe, Trish, Agnes, Cathy, Sue, Chris, Val Luv you, Linda Susie, Won't forget what I did for love! Keep Singing! Good Luck! CAACS '80?l Love always, Terri CSisl 1 Algi Acciu for always being there. You've helped me grow up. As visad mylesiu tave. Your sis, Regina To our Little Sisters, Taraiaka, Mau- reen, Lisa and Mayette, We'll love you always. Tara, Bobbie, Michele BG, IL, LN, VC, SL, DS, DA, MO, LG, CC, LC I love you for being a part of me. Sonia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 Glendale Eye Medical Group, Inc. James M. McCqL'ery, M. D. Emil E. Merkel, M.D. Sidney Brownsberger, M.D. Stephen S. Chang, M.D. Gary G, Hujaker, M. D. William W. Leslie, O.D. John B. Link, O.D. Duane deCrouper, O.D. Phillip G. Hanson, O. D. Friends 131 PARK 'N REAR Steve Free Estimates Muff P CY THE w1NDowEAvERs 1680 COLORADO BLVD Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90041 Leaded Art Glass TELEPH E 254 6735 DOCTOR OF PHARMACY 255 7808 0 ON - CLARENCE K. HIURA 255-B388 The Andres Alba Family Alegria's Jewelry- San Fernando The Arnold Family Arroyo Furniture, 6037 N. Figueroa Avis Rent-a-Car B 8: M Shell Bando Beauty Salon fUniI Bari, Loseto 8: Numero Uno Isabel Baster Marychelle Baster Raquel Baster Ramon Baster Raymond Baster Mr. 8: Mrs. C.P. Bolger Msgr. L.J. Boyer Patricia Bradley- Class of '80 Mrs. Flora Bradley 8: Family Miss Lila Bradley Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack Brkich 8: Family Bud's Flowers Cathy Caklovic- Class of '79 Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Caklovic Calif. Schools for Little Children Mr. 8: Mrs. Campos Robert Castillo 8: Lydia Garcia Central Bank of Glendale Miriam Chavez Vivian Chavez Lety Chico Class of '82: The Best- S. Quinn Congratulations, Oralia 8: Terry '79 Costanzo Tire, 2826 N. Verdugo, Gln. Cypress Park Beauty Salon John F. Day- Glendale City Council Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn E. Dayen Mary Dolan Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Doll Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry M. Doll Donald 8: Barbara + one C. Dourian- Ginza Realty- 463-6100 E 8: E Fashions- Contractor, Glendale Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Emme 132 Friends PATRONS The Encore Shop Imelda A. Estrada Virginia Flores Dick 8: Mary Lee Flynn Foothill Mattress, 3138 Verdugo Foster's Old Fashion Freeze Franco's TV Service- 483-3077 Friends- Thanks! Ellen Furs of Distinction- S. Rifken Gabriel and Sheila GAF Flooring Distribution Ctr. Galleria Jewelers Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Gambucci, Jr. Robert J. Geer The Geraci Family Michele Geraci '79 The Giorgio Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Leopoldo Gonzales Good Luck! E.R. 7-11 Employees Mr. 8: Mrs. Antonio S. Gracilla Havana Market- Colorado Street Jean Hawkins Irene Finnerty Hearn '50 Jose Hernandez Mireya Hernandez Sonia M. Hernandez Art Hoskin, Stocks 8: Bonds In Memory of G. 8: P. Huzau Mr. 8: Mrs. Aquilina Iglesias Noel McNeill, Innesfree Carpets Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Issaevitch 8: Family Itzza Julio's Pizza-Eagle Rock Janice- Love ya! - Jenny Miss Genevieve F. Jaquish Jerome's Unisex Styling Salon Armando Joa Caridad Joa Johnson's Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward R. Jordan Jorge 8: Alicia-Disco Class '79 Jo's Knitwear- Eagle Rock Jack 8: Jan Kersey Mr. 8: Mrs. Curtis Klahs Irene Larivee Dr. 8: Mrs. Gary LaTourette Leanne, glad you're back. S.S. Who was Liz's Xmas dance date? Mr. 8: Mrs. Fermin A. Llaguno Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Loeser Jeanette Loeser Mr. Reynaldo T. Lozano 8: Family M 8: M 8: M Makar's Liquor, 242-0165 Mark 8: Paula Anna 8: Amelia Matias Insanity to the Max! 465124 8: 4138 Mr. 8: Mrs. James McDermott McDonald's- 510 N. Central Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur McGreal' L.F. McQuirk- La Crescenta Florist Mrs. James B. Mears K Merwin and Armi Mexican Village- Cuban Music, Food Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Mirza The Francisco Morales Family Motel Carmita, 1215 E. California M2, Thanks for your love- M1 8: M3 Eleanor Nausha John Nausha Dolores Navarro Mike Maureen Mike Jr. Pat O'Connor Ophelia Forever! Linda '78 Anita Ornelas '80 Peter Ortega Chris Angela Anna 8: Maureen O'Shea Patina- Designer Resales Peoples Sausage Co.- 1132 E. Pico Dominic Pontrelli To H.F.-Love, the Pauley Family R love 2 The 7 Winks. M 8: D Ram Properties Rudy Ramos, Raif Realty The Nick Rasic Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph J. Reino V aaa Mr. gl Mrs. Conrad Romo St. Francis Golden Knights Sam's Mobil Servicenter Shurman-Hart Meats Sisters of Holy Family Convent Skiers-always on topl Kim 8a Tina Arthur James Smith CR. Smith Typewriter Service Dr. gl Mrs. Jack B. Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald N. Spear Mr. SL Mrs. M. Spinelli Sz Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank E. Stafford Don F. Steed TaMil-:ell2077 Tami's Uncle Tony Edward Teterycz To a special friend, Anne, Thanx To Denise from your Big Sister To my friends G.D.l l loves y To Mary gl Ana, Class of ,82 Top Food Store Mr, 81 Mrs. F. Torres 8a Family Carmela Tunzi 79 Mr. Frank Ugarte Valentino's Barber Shop Elizabeth Vega Michael Vega Mr. Charles Velona Mrs. Michelle Velona M. Villasenor 8: E. Batenhorst ,77 Bob 8: Nora Walsh We love you, Jackie-M. 8: G. Soliman We love you, Janice- Mom 84 Dad Katherine F. White Vera Jo Willits- Avon Rep. With love, Pat 78 Sc Cindy '79 Xanadu Interiors- 224 W. Broadway Yah! We're out:'79 Yvonne, you give me strength-Mom Friends 133 .J ,,.f. 5x. a To the raduating Class of 79 With Love Sue T Patty R Eileen H Maureen M Michelle O Stephanie S Good Luck From Class of 77 Greetings to Holy Family Students St. Casimir's Parish fLithuanianl Los Angeles, CA G . Judy S.' 5 f 3 ,- . it 4 aa' 1 v I XM, f ,s. . f ' e , n. J' 'Q i . 2 fzf 1 . ,f f's Amor A. Carandang Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin M. Ange Achilles Last Stand - Led Zeppelin Soledad Arevalos Adams Square Pharmacy Atlas Furniture Dr. Luis E. Aguirre - Dentist Atwater Florist 8: Nursery Agustin Duarte-Mi Tienda Aura Rosas-Avon Rep. 484-9966 Loridana Albanese Albert Azar The Salvatore Albanese Family Richard 8: Marlenne Barrett The Aldana Family Wilfred C. Batas Mr. 84 Mrs. Pedro Aleman Carolyn N. Becker Alex y Rita The Behrman Family Mrs. Maria Aliazzi Claire Allen '81 Mercedes Alvarez Freddie Ambrosio 134 Friends Betty Beliz Mr. Sr Mrs. Efrain Beliz, Sr. Bellamys Religious Articles Linda M. Beran Mrs. Tila Berry Best ot my love - C.J. to J.F. Best wishes, Hollander Cafeteria Best wishes, Marianne Fricke Best wishes to Class of '82 Beth, thanks. Luv, Sylvia Big KOD Volkswagon Repair 255-2205 Bill Adrian '76 8: Ann Spinelli '77 Jacque Blain Bob, Joanne, Sidney, and Monty Bolivian Nurses Association Eusebio E. Borges Brad and Gayle Hart Mrs. James L. Brader Mary Breden ROCK 81 ROLL Cusroivi T-SHIRT CENTER Heat Transfer Machines ' lron-Ons T-Shirts ' Tapes 0 Paraphernalia Names 81 Pictures Of Your Favorite Stars On T-Shirts Special Rates To Clubs Groups Organizations 312 NO. BRAND 243-7592 GLENDALE Distributors Manufacturers Dear Julie, Sr. Sue, and Response '79 Staff, lt's hard to find the words to tell you how much I appreciate your support during this crazy, never-to-be- forgotten year. Jules, by plunging in whole-heartedly and never holding back a smile or an idea, you helped me gain the confidence I needed to dive, head first, into a pool of hard work and deadlines. Sr. Sue, with your experience and patience, you guided, and sometimes pushed me to express myself through my photography, layouts, and copy. Lulu, Lupe, Trish, Chris, Marlise, Gina, Maria, Rosa, Marie, Alice, Pat, Brenda, Lynn, Elizabeth, Danette, and Michelle, your willingness to work and help each other saved me much time to think and put together those always needed ideas. Thanks, gang, for putting up with my endless demands and requests, and for keeping me smiling. Love always, Lynner P.S. Keep away from Rover! Marcella Calvillo Monica Calvillo Familia Campos Mr. gl Mrs. Cantarell Erlinda A. Carandang Mary Ellen Brehme Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifford Bourelle Broadway Pharmacy Diane Bucarelli Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Burkhard, Jr. gozzsnfinoia Orthopedic Shoe Specialists 126 NORTH BRAND BLVD HOURS Mom THRU Fm 9 30 TO 5 30 GLENDALE CA 91.203 SAT 9 30 'ro 5 PHONE 241 9989 X Clancy's Crab Broilor Class of '81 is ifl Collectors' World - Snack Bar 81 Gifts Geraldine Collins Adolph Colon Fred Burkhardt Cargle '78 Anne Combg Michael 81 Phyllis Burns M. Carter Congratulations Cindy. Love Mom 81 Dad Bl-1Tfit0 King, lflC. Mr. 81 Mrs. H, Castro Congrats- Katy 81 Celeste. Luv, Teri '78 Mr. 81 Mrs. William J. Burt, JY. Mr. gl Mrs. Guillermo M. Chavez Congrats '79. All Right '81 Mr. 81 Mrs. P Mr. 81 Mrs, Kevin Byrnes gl Family Cheap Trick Lives!! Congratulations to Cathy Caklovic MYSA R6ClW0l Caldera Chris Amici '78 gl Mary Spinelli '79 Hi, l'l.F.!! Love from a i'Cow Poly girl MY- ViC2Y1i0 Caldera Chris Burt says HH! Connie's Organ and Piano Studio C3lifOl'fii3 BYQSRGYS gl COMIC! Chryse mov, you light up my life Mr. 81 Mrs. James R. Costello Calif, - The Southern Comfort state! Mr. 81 Mrs. Carmen Camuglia Natalie Chun Celina Couceiro Cielito's Beauty Salon 81 Gift Shoppe Friends 135 240-2664 PAELLA WAS IIIIVENTED IN SPAIN f ELIAS RESTAURANT AND ll1!!?5fl7 MADE 'T FAMOUS since 1957 Glendale 91204 - y-.Af Authentic Mexican Dishes 483-9329 9 Serving Glendale 935 So, Columbus I 483-7757 A' 'LS U , Beer Wine Elias 84 Sara Gomez 17121f2 Sunset Blvd. LOS Angeles Food To Go Your Hosts MEMORIES-Oops, Mistake! T SF Homecoming-HALL HAIL TO HOLY FAMILY! T T T parties, land parties, and parties T T l Nick, Chuck, Yogi, Valeree Valeraa, Valeraahahahahaha T T T Government tests-Reuseable! T T T Student Body cards- Dig those specsll' T TT elections-Now wait a minute!! T Hershel, Vodka, Tiffany, Babette and Bo T T Bart Look, therels a penguin on the telly! T T T Snap, what a happy sound! WE did THAT at the prom? T T T That's when she fell for the leader of the pack-Vroom, vroom! T T T All Freck wants for X-mas is her two front teeth! T T It only takes a spark! T HOOT T T T OTJTVT at Granny's T T T sharing lockers- 'kHey you squished my lunchlll T T T sidewalk Doll, Lynne picnic at Mario's T T Belva T T T Tommy's- No coke, just Pepsi, T T T The Emme Christine Goneria and KLAC T T Soaps at Chris'-AMC or ATWT? T Frank T Lynne, ' are you gonna cry at the yearbook assembly this year? TBSLR, Penney's, The Loft, Straw Hat, Orange Julius, Memory Lane, Central Bank T T Did you know that Winter Green Lifesavers glow in the dark? T T Adrian, Eric, Bill, Danny, Craig, Brett, Steve, Tim, Kenny, Dave, Kelly, Ted, Skip- land those were just Lynne's!l T T T Retreat- I wonder why we were late for mass! T T Upside down slides T T T Block 7 nap time T T T Read between the lines T T T Frasca and Mountain Pew T Sit up Cesca! T Christmas Dance T T Thanks Jose! T T One or two 7ups in the punch? T T T Pictures-SQUISH-But I just met these guys! T V Listen to a story 'bout a man named Jed T T T How good of a time did you Giaimo, Francesca have? T T T I had a really, really, REALLY good time!! T T T The BIG really?!? Lac-grasta, Valerie T T T But you don't have a chest!-Thanks, Darrell! T T T Are you Chinese yet? 1 Z - 7 ' T T T that's way I wear T , ,, 'I ' And it'S Tunafish Sandwich. y ig, V ' WJ ll't I',,' economical, too, I put a Tunafish Sandwich g ,T T because the Smell lasts under each arm, I' Cf up to 4 or 5 days! and maybe one or two ' behind the ear T T T fi T Q V 4'm,,f, fi , , TB vs. Stevie Bebe V T M 136 Friends Count Dracula wants to suck blood! Crocker National Bank, 273 Western C.V.I. says HH Robert Czarniak Mildred Dale Dan-247-1160 lsingleg 20l Dan 8: Laura Snee CLaurie Blair '72l Danny 8: Sharon Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn E. Dayen Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Deal Deb, '78 is just the start. Rob Albert D'Egidio- VW's are if1 Mr. 8: Mrs. Pio H. Delgado Best Wishes from .GS INTERNATIUNIIL GRUUP SPECIALISTS INC. I Wbrlll of Ilyfererqcv iq '11'lQl'0' E.J. Delaney DeRosa Class of '71 Miss Dora Desaulniers Diana-Class of ,79 Felisa T, Dimayuga Discolandia Records Discovery-Sophomores '79 Do It in a Bug - Ean 8: Alice Do it in a van - Chris Dr. Arnold Dolmatz-Optometrist Daisy M. Dolorfino, M.D. Don 8: Dan LaBreche Mrs. Patricia A. Donlan Douglas J. Payne, Floor Coverings Dryness Automotive 1006 N. Central Stella Duran Eagle Rock Sporting Goods Ed 8: The Gangn Eddie Sessions Lighting J. Edward Ehrhart Maida Escalona Migdalia Escalona Mr. 8: Mrs. Cesar A. Estrada Romy Fabroquez Mr. 8: Mrs. Van S. Facko Mr. 8: Mrs. David Favela Cecelia Fernandez Mr. 8: Mrs. Cesar Fernandez Mr. 8: Mrs. Jose B. Ferrer Raquel Ferrer C. Charles Flynn From a wild and crazy guy Mr, 8: Mrs. Celso Fueconcillo Juana Gatti Miss Rosie M. Gallegos April Gama Juanita Garcia Moria B. Garcia Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Garcia Valentina Garcia Gelsinger's Meats George and Dolores George 8: Kathleen Gerome The Glendale House Glenn, Linda, Kristen, 8: Baby Viaes Norma Gomez Mr. 8: Mrs. Pedro Gomez Good luck, Kathy Allison Grace Gonzalez Mr. 8: Mrs. Manuel Gonzalez Marcos Gonzalez Good Luck, Class of ,80-Pino Family Graciela Lechon Mrs. Belinda V. Gracilla Hilda Granja Great Lengths Gifts Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard S. Guerra Tony Gutierrez, M.D. Mrs. Olga Hamlin Emma Hannah Joyce Hannon Joan Hanratty Happiness is Locker 4129 Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Harpenau Haverkamp Corporation DaNette Hawkins Mindy Hawkins Health, success, Monica- The Browns Mr. Lloyd Healy Mr. 8: Mrs. William Heath Mrs. Kathleen Hebron Hedy Shop Thomas Heffernan 8: Family Hello, Kathy Dayen. Luv, Chris Burt Ed 8: Mary Henderson Patty Henderson Henry 8: Sandra-Class of 178 Mr. 8: Mrs. Herda Sonia and Ingrid Herda Elpidio C. Hernandez Angie Hernandez Frank Hernandez Susie Herrera 8: Family Hi, Mary Martinez Hickory Farms Rules Georgine Hoelzel Mr. 8: Mrs. H.V. Hoelzel Mr. 8: Mrs. Hogue Hollywood Rock, Starwood-Luscious Hope for the flowers P.G. John 16:33 Mrs. Hopson Mrs. Rosie Houston Huey Baby - '80 Rules Forever Mr. 8: Mrs. Georges Huzau The ldrovo Family Ada Maria Iglesias International Real Estate Network Jack's Barber 8: Hairstyling FELDMAN APPLIANCES - 22Ef'f?C:,E'S HNEST 1222 E Colorado Street .. . W, Glendale, Calif, 91205 ,Ijvlu V W, 5, fwce . T'--f' Banquet Facilities . ,J We fr 1' wh F 5 suv is ,, . c .4 i in 1 it . Z. . g lliif' Q LlJmIDFfRIH'S ll .si l 1 sf ' - :r: . N: i T . ' ' I L l 1. ,f 3500 Ramona Boulevard mvio rsmwm 099490010600 - FRlDAVS9'00Y09f'-7 244-3189 242-6869 Monterey Park, CA 91754 l213l 268-4177 Friends 137 Jackson's TV Jack Whitford Painters, Inc. Araceli P. Jaime Janboree-1148 172 N. Central, 247-2221 Mrs. Bessie Jeckel Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Jeckell 8: Richard Linda Jeckel The Jimenez Family Lisa Jing, Class of '78 Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth H. Jones Pam Jordan '78 Jose Luis - Grant ifl The Junior Class of '80 Leona von Kalb, Modern Messenger Ma. Elena Katigbak '79 Carmen B. Katigbak Carmencita Katigbak-MSMC '79 Josephine B. Katigbak Oliver Keane Mr. 8: Mrs. Patrick Kennedy Eddie D. Kerr Arthur Killian 8: Family The Kingsland Family Clifford E. Kirst Anne Konkol Bob 8: Bee Knipscheer Jan Knipscheer Julie Krajniak Mary Lou Krajewski Jacqueline Kresal Helga Kruegermann Mr. 8: Mrs. William Laba Mr, 8: Mrs. Don LaBreche Mary LaBreche La familia Pineda Ocampos Mr. 8: Mrs. Conrad LaGrasta Helen Landolt Richard J. Lands, D.D.S. Kerri L. Lasher Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Lasher, Frank Trini Leos Familia Mrs. Josephine Levvandowski Jaime Leyva Leticia Leyva 138 Friends Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Pablo Leyva Marlys Lipari Studio Of Dance Arts Kathleen Lynch Rev. Arthur J. Lirette Mrs. Sarah P. Llaguno Looks Like We Made lt! Javier R. Lopez Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Lopez Los Angeles Trophy 8: Award Co. Los Feliz Drugs The Lotz Family Julie Lotz Love From Miss Jo 8: Filth Love to all my friends. Gina Rosamary Lujan The Madrid Family Madrid Restaurant Julie Magallanes '78 Mr. 8: Mrs. Vito Maggi Malcolm Mackey, Attorney Mr. 8: Mrs. Malcolm Maloney Maria 8: Joe Aragon '78-'79 Marie Geer Luvs St. F. Jesus Martine Mr. 8: Mrs. Francisco Martinez Olga Martinez Mr. 8: Mrs. Tony Martinez Mayhall's Sewing 8: Vacuum Cente Elli von Massenhausen Mr. 8: Mrs. McGrath Jason Paul McManus Calos Mendez Luis, Mini, 8: David Meza Mercury is getting higher! Virginia M. Mieding Michele LaBreche Mr. 8: Mrs. Nestor A. Michelena Mike Kim A. Miller Mrs. Rose M. Minden Esther R. Mimiaga Miguel 8: Lydia Miss Rose's Charm School Rosa Mino Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Miyake SUPERIOR ROOFING Co. DIVISION IH. BRYANT co. Q INDUSTRIAL Q of I I1 Q COMMERCIAL ,A Y 1' ' ' X2 Maintenance Contracts Available ESTABLISHED 1942 256-3708 3271 VERDUGO RD. I' Rey- Crest Roofin 81 Wafer roofing Co, 3780 Cazador Street Los Angeles, Calif. 90065 GEORGE REYES 257-9329 243-7463 Ackerman Sound Supplies EAR VVIGS FOR SOUND TECHNICIANS JOSEPH F. ACKERNIAN 730 WING ST. GLENDALE. CA 91205 af' 'U s 7 1 .2 ? I ' 1 Yi 4-'a .1'9 iiN K W . V 6055 Mom and Dad- My four years are over. Thanks for your guidance. Faculty-l'll never forget all your help through the years. Friends-l'll miss you but the memo- ries will always be with me. Keep in touch. Hey, Gang-thanks for your friend- ship. Remember you've got a friend in me always. Goodbye, H.F. Katie My mind is racing but my body's in the lead . e boster- ous. . ,Newly found Eartty pals . , .Fill my efyes witht at ouble vision. S. . dances, we were actually there for a complete 10 minutes. . .Kathy's parties and ear piercing lmy Mom still doesn't knowl . , . Psst . . . the car's blowing up! KNO, it's just Marlise's footl. . . Where have you been? Angeles Crest ...Love to all my friends- Chris Friends 139 5 wi we MQ, 2, 1 it l llllliaill Flin M DQ Rosa and N ' if mimi Qwv N fm H Contract Furnishings Design' ' tl N Institutional Supplies and 1933 S. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90007 f C2135 748-2159 i l l ui ww l 'v W' W llil uaux, W, ' wi , i ,, 1 in ,,,, w lllliw l QM . Q. . w l Q i 1 l Q N ,, in 5 Q ik Y N f Yi, ,- i ,,,, l i , i N , l i 1 M as ff ,. ,. , 1 nil. i, , A will i l, i i 1 ,ii ,,, illiil WI kj Haw' 14: f , as Z ll ll 7! 2 l v ,i X fi 'Q i il 'MLW I 'L i' W - 4 ' l xxx' f ' Q A f it' i' iiiii i an ' i l 5 Www., ,WW 'Phi' il up 4 ,M hi i K , . Wm is W- ww ir l .WWW I. 1 lv ,., -'ri'- ' -.Hman To my family and friends, To a fantastic Coach, May the road rise to meet you, and friend all in one. We love youl Love, Your Teams Don't blow our final exam. At Ginglss. youll find a huge selection loi Colorful prom tuxedos. So vvhyuappear l at the prom in black and white when you can appear in living oolor7 gingiss' formalwear 139 GLENDALE GALLERIA GLENDALE, cAL1FoRN1A 91210 12131 243-4231 , ,......! Mr. 8: Mrs. John L. Polzin Denny and Geoffrey Poplawski Mrs. Jesusa Quiros Grace Rains Mr. and Mrs. Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Karen Ramos Leanor Ramos S 8: R Reasons Christy Reovis Resty B. 8: Michele A. 'A78 Rey, Alice, Lenny, and Rey DeLeon Ted 8: Lucia Richer Louis Reyes Ricky, Margi, and T.R. Rocha May the wind be at your back, Thanks for being our Coach May the sun shine warm upon your face, And may the rain fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again, May God hold you in the hollow of His hand. With love, Agnes An Irish Blessing Rinaldi's Party Line Liquor Kathy Riordan Dr. Napoleon Rivera Gloria B. Rodriguez Jaime Rodriguez Mrs. Martha Rodriguez Consuelo Rojo Ronnie '78 and Lorna '80 Alex, Carmen, Pam, and Erik Rosales Balta, Minnie, Chris, and Lisa Rosales Isabel M. Rosales Rosalyn and Ernie Brian Patrick Rucker Javier Salas Benny Salazar, Jr. Louis J. Salazar Cecilia Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Santiago Mr. 8: Mrs. Conrado L. Sarren Dina Sayegh Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Schulte Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Scoggins Joseph E. Seagram Anna Seda-Let's get together Mrs, Edna Seevers Renata Senter Mr. Juan Serna 79'ers, Itls time! We luv U!-Swan Shalom! The Hannes Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence J. Shea Jim, Diana, Kristine Sherman Sherri and Stevie The Shirt Rack, Glendale Michelle Sieke Rosie Silva John, Dolores 8: Kevan Simpson Sister Mary Anthony C.S.S.F. S.F. Golden Knights 31 Gordon and Katherine Skinner Agnes Snee Mary Snee Class of 1974 Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Snee 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard L. Snee Mr. Ted Snee Mr, 8: Mrs. Thomas J. Snee Blanch Solis Mrs. Pacita Soloria Elissa Spear Laura Spear Anita Stanziak Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Sterling Mr. And Mrs. Courtland Stewart Mr. 8: Mrs. A,W. Stouffer Suemy 8: David Sun Fashions 112 E. Broadway Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed Suzara Systems 8: Methods, Inc. Bus. Forms Mr. and Mrs. William R. Szitkar Shirag Tailor Francesca Tan Tara McNeill '79 - Good luck, Maureen Terry Kath - Wishing you were here Thank you friends love Vanessa This space dedicated to Swan To a rewarding 1st year ' M. Corbett To my little sis. Angelica H. Pauline Toomey Torres Family Antonio Tromba John Tromba Sylvia Tromba Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Urrutia Jose Urueta The Urueta Family Angelcia Valarezo Val, good luck in college- Gorden Linda Van Dyke Sylvia Vasquez Vengas Family Dr. Angelita E. Vengco Fermy Vicencs Joe 8: Jayne Vicens Louis Villegas Maria Vinicombe Virginia and Sean Wally's Auto Service The Robert Warner Family White Elephant Shoppe - Eagle Rock The Who - K.W.K. 9-7-78 With love, Anna O'Shea '78 With love, Martin Collazos World Book Ency. - Sharon Mackey Elaine Yanovick You Know who you are-Roxy Roller, LN Mrs. Ellen Young Teny Rule Zuber Friends 141 WE HAVE LEFT IMPRINTS Hn- f E yi! , Na. 1 1, N . N 'Wa 1 ,VF A r THESE PAGES HOLD OUR MEMORIES The US was Sr. Sue, Lynne, Julie, and the rest of the staff, who pooled ideas and came up with figures of speech that would make Response ,79 come into being. Many people wondered what went on down in our little hole in the wall, but no one truly found out until she became a member of staff, living in our corner of the world. The LIFE is contained within these pages. The photography, body copy, and captions give a glimpse of the life that went on at Holy Family during the '78-,79 school year. Hopefully, this glimpse will bring back, now and in the future, a full picture of special times and special friends. 144 Closing ,- .- .-'...f ..:... ' VVEJ, I S-.'f '54f'f,,1,3 , ,A .gpwt .-arf' - -af ,r , Q A . fi' S twirl 'sw ',, . ,gi rf'- I Ll w' lf' if ' Q 'I fini- fi 5 H img l-X -,-TX ,Cf 'ii K.-. 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Pauline 83, 100, 102 Garlick, Sr. M, Rupertine 102, 103 Heaney, Sr. M, Gerarda 17, 98, 99 Hebron, Mrs. Kathleen 91, 96, 102 Kresal, Miss Jacqueline 102 Lesner, Sr. M. St. Victor 103 Lirette, Msgr, Arthur 25, 98, 99, 107 Lynch, Sr. M. Realino 43, 103 Maloy, Sr. Mararet M. 103 McGreal, Mr. Arthur 103 O'Neil, Sr. M. Celestine 1, 96, 98, 106 Sage, Sr. Rosemary 33, 104, 105 Smith, Sr. M, Margretine 82, 98, 100, 104 Stopper, Sr. M. Suzanne 84, 104, 148 Taylor, Sr. M. Emerita 104 Tinnes, Sr. M. Roselina 33, 105 Wiatrak, Sr. M. Florence 104, 105 Young, Mrs. Ellen 100, 104, 105 Zuber, Mrs, Teny 96, 104, 105 SENIORS Aldana, Dolores 38, 138 Apollo, Margie 4, 38, 40, 114, 122, 143 Arnaud, Angelique 38, 80, 83, 89, 106 Arteaga, Sonia 38, 43 Beckham, Cynthia 38, 45, 122 Bermeo, Isabel 35, 39 Bilotta, Terri 11, 28, 37, 80, 106, 126 Bunch, Maribeth 39, 124, 130 Caklovic, Cathy 39, 50 Campos, Lydia 36, 40, 47 Carper, Leanne 14, 40, 53, 106, 127 Cooney, Maureen 13, 40, 46, 80, 106, 143 Costabile, Lorraine 40 Dayen, Cathy 13, 24, 40, 80, 81, 106, 107 D'Egidio, Dora 10, 41 Devay, Andrea 37, 41, 90, 104, 106, 109 Doll, Lynne 15, 41, 80, 85, 106, 136, 148 Dolorfino, Jackie 16, 41, 106, 130 Dove, Robin 42, 44, 118 Emme, Chris 4, 35, 42, 45, 80, 91, 106, 136 Escobar, Christine 14, 42, 52, 80, 106, 127 Ferrara, Kathy 35, 37, 80, 90, 106, 126 Garcia, Maria 15, 43 Geer, Lupita 1, 43, 85, 148 Geraci, Michele 28, 35, 43, 48 Giaimo, Francesca 16, 39, 43, 91, 136 Gonzalez, Alicia 15, 36, 80 Gonzalez, Lupe 44, 51, 85, 148 Gonzalez, Sandy 44 Grover, Joanne 2, 42, 45 Grehan, Andrea 20, 44, 81 Helfernam, Carmen 45, 130 Hirrell, Ellen 28, 45, 46, 109 Holland, Christy 45, 114, 122 lezza, Tina 35, 45 Iglesias, Rosemary 46, 57, 130 lssaevitch, Ann 46, 130 Jeckel, Celeste 4, 26, 36, 40, 130 Katigbak, Maria 9, 22, 46, 92, 130 WI-l0'S WI-IG Kaufman, Anne 46 Kennally, Maura 47, 114, 122 Kirst, Helen 5, 47, 94 Krajniak, Julie 47 LaGrasta, Valerie 23, 47, 91, 136 Lechon, Enriqueta 15, 39, 47 Lotz, Julie 7, 33, 48, 80, 84, 90, 106, 148 Lucero, Sylvia 48, 86 Magallanes, Judy 37, 56, 80, 106, 137 Marchese, Maria 48, 88 McNeill, Tara 35, 48 McQuirk, Susan 1, 11, 14, 22 37, 48, 106 Mesa, Patricia 49, 50, 87, 94 Meza, Oralia 49 Miller, Connie 1, 36, 55, 80, 83, 90, 106 Morita, Ruth 43, 49 Murphy, Colleen 42, 50 Narkus, Lucy 50, 78 Ornelas, Teresa 50, 51 Ortega, Magdalena 22, 49, 50, 130 Palesano, Kathy 14, 50 Panlilio, Asuncion 5, 51, 55, 94 Pauley, Cathy 51, 90 Reavis, Christy 1, 51 Rodrguez, Denise 52, 130 Romo, Marina 52 Ruiz, Diana 17, 34, 52, 56, 80, 83, 106, 137 Sainz, Barbara 34, 52, 55, 137 Salvini, Patty 20, 22, 36, 74, 80, 81 Santillo, Elena 52, 87, 110 Sayegh, Dina 53 Schmidt, Juli 22, 53, 80, 115, 122, 145 Schulte, Stephanie 8, 46, 53 Smith, Patricia 2, 28, 36, 54, 80, 90, 148 Snee, Agnes 53, 80, 81, 94, 95, 106 Spinelli, Mary 40, 54, 114, 122, 133 Stancikas, Regina 10, 54 Sturonas, Laima 54 Taix, Linda 55 Tunzi, Carmela 8, 45, 54 Ugarte, Maria 55 Urueta, Lorena 8, 25, 55 Vega, Adrienne 55, 144 Vega, Anne 56 Viaes, Vanessa 56 Warner, Katie 27, 56, 92, 94, 106, 110 Wernette, Mary Beth 57, 118 Wombacher, Roberta 35, 57 Yanovick, Janice 28, 35, 55, 57, 94, 95, 144 Yu, Suzette 34, 57, 83 Zamudio, Bertha 10, 40, 47, 57, 137 JUNIORS Albanese, Loridana 60 Alonzo, Arlyn 27, 60, 89 Apollo, Teresa 60, 63, 78, 90, 122 Baeza, Suemy 17, 60, 64 Barry, Tami 3, 6, 16, 60, 61, 94, 106 Bautista, Denise 60 Bello, Zoe 60 Benitez, Giselle 60, 63 Bersach, Catalina 59, 60 Blain, Jacqueline 60, 79, 80, 82, 89, 106 Boehm, Theresa 60, 100 Bradley, Patricia 60, 61, 148 Brewer, Monique 60, 63 Burns, Cathy 14, 60 Campbell, Yvonne 60, 63 Campos, Melinda 60 Campos, Melissa 19, 60 Castro, Dianne 60 Castro, Maria 26, 60, 61, 80, 82, 95, 106, 148 Cifuentes, Ruth 60, 63 Collazos, Rosa 60, 90 Colomes, Zenaida 22, 26, 60, 64, 86 Cronin, Bonnie 60, 61 Cruz, Marie 60, 63, 142 Davalos, Liv 26, 62 Day, Josephine 62, 65 Diaz, lsabel 62 Dibie, Rancla 62, 78 Durango, Lilly 19, 62, 83 Flynn, Bridget 62 Garcia, Cecilia 62 Gardetto, Sharon 62 Geer, Marie 24, 62, 127, 148 Gomez, Claudia 32, 62, 138 Gomez, Maria 62 Grippi, Lisa 11, 62, 63 Herda, Sonia 62 Hernandez, Alicia 15, 62, 63 Hernandez, Zenaida 62 Hill, Suzi 27, 62 Hirn, Katherine 62, 80, 106 Hoskin, Veronica 13, 62 Houston, Michele 63 Huzau, Chris 61, 63, 106 Jeckel, Linda 26, 63, 91 Jordan, Jill 63, B9 Kaissar, Jackie 23, 63, 65 Kennedy, Kathy 63 Keough, Trish 63 Lange, Evelyn 32, 63 Lasher, Mary 4, 19, 21, 22, 26, 63, 64, 9 Lira, Julia 63 Loria, Lorna 27, 63 Magallanes, Linda 63 Maggi, Edlyn 63, 106 Martin, Alice 7, 26, 61, 63, 64, 85, 148 Matias, Anna 18, 27, 61, 63, 82, 83, 106 Mieding, Martha 27, 63 Mullen, Norah 19, 26, 63, 82, 94, 95 Nesbitt, Aileen 63 Nikoloff, Marion 61, 65 Oller, Isabel 65 Ornelas, Anita 65 Pacheco, Rosaura 65 Palesano, Virginia 65 Papillon, Elizabeth 65, 95 Perez, Mayra 65 Pino, Brenda 58, 64, 65, 148 Piumetti, Paula 26, 61, 65, 116 Polzin, Jennifer 27, 65 Ramirez, Rita 65 Reino, Donna 65 Robles, Chris 64, 65, 79, 148 Rosa, Isabel 65 Ruiz, Eulalia 21, 33, 65 Salomon, Marlise 65, 79, 84, 148 Smith, Gina 8, 65, 91, 148 Spear, Laura 23, 27, 65, 143 Stanziale, Gina 65, 86 Szitkar, Donna 65 Torres, Barbara 61, 65, 124 Valencia, Rosa 59, 65, 148 Wechsler, Kara 65 Wenker, Jennifer 8, 61, 65 SOPHOMORES Alarcon, Alexandra 66 Alba, Katherine 66, 67 Alegria, Corinne 66 Alernan, Sandra 66, 76 Allen, Claire 66, 145 Arca, Sarah 5, 66 Arevalo, Mairena 11, 66 Arjona, Maria 66 Arnaud, Solange 66 Becker, Karri 66 Beckham, Tammy 58, 66, 71 4, 95, 127 loehm, Carolyn 66 Sorges, Maria 18, 66 lozonier, Helene 66 lrehme, Jennifer 66, 69, 94 Iabanilla, Ines 66, 88 Ialvillo, Monica 66, 69 Iamarillo, Anna 66, 88 Iampanelli, Deborah 67 fhavez, Vivian 67 Shun, Sarina 67 Iianfrini, Crystal 67, 79, 80, 106, 107 fifuentes, Claudia 67 flaycomb, Tara 67, 70 follins, Patricia 67 Iortes, Ana Maria 67 fouceiro, Celina 67 ba-fy, Lynn 17, 67, 148 e los Reyes, Rosa 67 leLuca, Giulia 67 libie, Jackie 67, 142 Iolan, Mary 67 ruran, Marcela 67 hrhart, Teresa 9, 19, 22, 32, 67 scalona, Mrgdalia 67 errer, Raquel 67, 79 ournier, Maude 67 iama, April 66, 67 iarcia, Norma 5, 67 Sarriga, Belkys 66, 68 Sifford, Monica 18, 68 Siorgio, Serafina 68 ionzalez, Cynthia 68 iranja, Hilda 66, 68 Suiab, Rosario 68 lauser, Laura 16, 68 lawkins, Danette 68, 148 lenderson, Janet 68, 71 lerda, Ingrid 68 lernandez, Rosa 68 loelzel, Georgina 68 lolland, Stephanie 68 loyo, Teresa 68 llesias, Ada 68 nmel, Alexina 68 acinto, Alexandra 68, 145 aime, Araceli 66, 68, 69 imenez, Elva 68 ordan, Pam 22, 68 uge, Jeanette 68 ersey, Lisa 68 onkol, Alena 68, 71 utchukov, Michele 22, 68 wok, Yin Fan 22, 68 Breche, Michele 68, 148 dnier, Lisa 68 aguno, Celia 68 oeser, Jeanette 68, 69 opez, Antoinette 68 opez, Diane 70, 145 apez, Laura 70 azano, Emma 70 clntyre, Luella 70 artinez, Maria 70 ettler, Christine 66, 70 eza, Lorena 2, 70 eza, Lorena 2, 70 ieding, Ann 70 ontez, Marylou 70 ullen, Elizabeth 19, 70, 85, 95, 143, 148 agle, Lynn 70 meno, Christina 70, 92, 94, 142, 143 xuley, Kim 70 ztrie, Marty 67, 70 ram, Bea 70 zzo, Frances 70 Dlka, Allison 70 uezada, Maricela 70 amos, Karen 18, 70 zino, Kathy 22, 70 cher, Kathy 70, 143 vera, Christine 69, 71 vera, Karen 69, 71, 145 Dsales, Sara 71 iiz, Esperanza 71 zda, Anna 71 zgura, Maria 71, 142 iloria, Dina 71 WHERE TO FIND THEM Spalluto, Adele 71 Spear, Elissa 69, 71 Tromba, Sandra 71, 145 Urrutia, Rose Marie 32, 71 Vazquez, Sylvia 71 Velasquez, Debbie 7, 71 Venegas, Ana Elisa 71, 88 Vengco, Arminda 71 Villarreal, Linda 71 Villegas, Virginia 71, 121 Walden, Annette 22, 23, 71 Weber, Laurie 71 Wenker, Melinda 66, 67, 71, 106 FRESHMEN Arias, Barbara 72 Arnaud, Helene 72, 75 Arnold, Ronda 22, 72, 135 Becker, Lori 72, 76 Bello, Ana 17, 72 Bello, Diane 72 Bello, Yvonne 72 Bencze, Martina 72 Benito, Maria 72 Blain, Janine 21, 72 Bolger, Theresa 72, 91 Brackett, Leslie 72 Buenavidez, Nanette 72 Bunch, Ruth 72 Burquez, Delia 72 Byrne, Mary 72, 142 Caklovlc, Annette 72 Calderon, Tina 72 Casagran, Beatriz, 72, 73 Celis, Araceli 72 Chavez, Elva 72 Claycomb, Taraiakia 73 Colin, Marisa 73 Connors, Kathleen 2, 73 Cooney, Mary 11, 72, 73, 109 Cubillo, Patricia 73, 77 Dayen, Lois 73 Deal, Jennifer 22, 73, 77 De Leon, Cathy 73 Del Toro, Yvette 73 Devay, Karen 73, 109 DiFusco, Laura 12, 73 Dinger, Julia 9, 11, 73 Doll, Elizabeth 73 Escalona, Maida 73, 121 Escobar, Monica 73 Estrada, Christina 73 Felix, Maria 9, 73 Fenton, Charlene 73, 91, 138 Fernandez, Cecelia 9, 73 Ferri, Adriana 73, 138 Garcia, Diane 58, 73, 74, 80 Garcia, Gabriela 5, 74 Garcia, Heidi 74 Garcia, Mayte 74 Garriga, Lizett 74 Gerome, Melinda 74, 91 Gomez, Diana 72, 74 Gomez, Maria 74 Gomez, Rosa 74 Gonzalez, Kathleen 74 Gonzalez, Georgina 74, 142 Hawkins, Lisa 74 Hernandez, Angelica 74 Hernandez, Dania 74 Hogue, Donna 7, 74 Hoskin, Jennifer 74, 76, 91 Hradec, Valerie 74 Huzau, Pauline 3, 73, 74, 80 81 06 ldrove, Maria 74 Jaime, Maria 74 Jammal, Helen 74 V Jimenez, Barbara 74 Joa, Carmen 22, 75 Kanai, Susan 75 Knipscheer, Karen 2, 75 Kratschmer, Stella 75 Labrie, Jacquelyn 22, 75 LaGrasta, Constance 75 Lange, Sonia 75 Lechon, Rosaelena 75 Leyva, Celia 75 Longhi, Veronica 75 Lopez, Alice 75 Lopez, Ginna 16, 75 Loria, Ana 75 Lucero, Rosalind 11, 73, 75 Malaya, Suzette 22, 75 Maloney, Jennifer 75 Melkonian, Polianna 22, 75 Miller, Catherine 75 Minden, Christina 75, 77 Minter, Joanie 75 Montes, Veronica 76 Morales, Marinella 76, 91 Nagle, Lori 76 Nausha, Julie 17, 76 Navarro, Elisa 75, 76 Oria, Amin 12, 76 Orlando, Linda 76 Ortega, Christina 76 O'Shea, Maureen 76 Pacheco, Maria 76 Padama, Mary 76 Palet, Elisa 5, 76 Pascoe, Diana 76 Payne, Lisa 22, 76 Perine, Delilah 76 Prieto, Maria 76 Quinn, Sheila 76 Ramirez, Julieta 76 Renteria, Judy 76 Revetto, Vickie 2, 76 Reyes, Chris 76 Roix, Arlysse 77 Rosales, Lisa 8, 73, 77 Salazar, Xenia 77 Salazar, Yolima 13, 77 Salvino, Arlene 74, 77 Schmidt, Denise 22, 77 Silva, Irma 77 Silva, Rita 77 Soldo, Susan 72, 77 Solis, Rosemarie 13, 77 Sterling, Megan 77, 145 Stirwalt, Denise 17, 77 Stouffer, Lisa 77 Teterycz, Liliana 77 Toomey, Pauline 77 Uzzauto, Lily 77, 106 Valdes, Martha 77, 116 Valera, Jennifer 77 Velona, Carrie 11, 77 Wilson, Paula 7, 77 Zamudio, Adriana 77 Zufall, Tammy 77 L. lslwgli . 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W5 'W 2 Supplement 106 A BASKETBALL Having Baskets of Fun We're Bouncing to the Playoffs 1-Miss Corbett gives some helpful time-out tips to T. Paneno and A. Martin. 2-J. Brehme strategically clribbles by two Mission foes for a basket. 3-E. Mullen passes the ball to a teammate, cutting through the key. 4-The Varsity Basketball Team: itopl Miss Corbett, E. Mullen, N. Mullen, C. deLeon, A. Martin, K. Richer, lmiddlel J. Brehme, M. Nikoloff, T. Paneno, B. Doll, A. Spallutog ibottoml A. Snee, L. Spear. 5-K. Richer battles two grade school rivals for two points. iii 11' E? vs .. ,. f i I N. H- is +w.f. an V , w r.. .g K 'I' S .fr . - ' -s-it X 4 H5 Q uk , A -R , . ts r lfs ,T , I its : it ' k': ' . K ., f' 'if as .f f air .C g, 106B Supplement ,,v X 3' 4 .F 11, mf lf 4x.',x' X :QV-if .X .Q Sw. ,M S. 'N-N l P S fi ' 1. ,I',n:-,,f - ff 'fQfv::iw:f?j N ! ' V' fjgag .'.k Q-,I ff i jr-.+,g.j.j.j., fa. 59 ' ' fliul' M Y i if? 'fb ll! 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I know I can steal third base if my little legs can get me there, thinks Janet Henderson. 5-Sheila Quinn is in ready position for anything that comes her way. 6-Acting as umpire during a practice game, Sr. Diane risks her shins to all fast balls. 7-Laura Spear stands on the pitcher's mound, hoping to strike out every member of the opposite team. Supplement 106C SPIRIT WEEK Free To Be What You Dream 1-The color guard advances for the flag raising on the last day of Spirit Week. 2-King Tut fZina Immell stands in the Tut position before performing her ritual dance. 3-A typical Holy Family lunch. 4-ln a desperate attempt to unhook our dreams, Agnes Snee throws her shoe. 54Lucy lliatherine Dayenl and Ricky U-Xgnes Sneel host the Talent Show live from the Tropi- cana. 106D Supplement . .LQ M .-,,i. -A f . , .4 4 ..,,: A W ', . , f ' 'f-vw. . ' Q K nw- v ' 1' an L+, x ,..' W: .-r h , . 1 4... wifi H- ' ' -Af? Q? -1 --iw-' Wi'x1?fg,5g fr 1 ' ' -1 gsm -1' I ., ':4':,,n '1 3 ffm T 14 'z-age .. , .W .Q 'rf 1-.rf gf H L 5 W v .lf trtt 1 T X f 2 T il W '1 .,., . Free to be what you dream is everyone's objective during Spirit Week '79, Monday: Almost anything goes, Seniors cheat- That's a bike, not a trike! . , . Tuesday: Teacher switch Day . . . Agape, Teachers meet with your counselees . . . Wednesday: Freak Out!! . . . Pies, pies, and more stomach aches . . . Thursday: 60's Day, Flower power and mini skirts . . . Friday: Dream Day . . . Color Guard advance . . . Hey, our dreams are stuck in the trees! . . T Talent Show . i . King Tut, he's my favorite honkey . . . Dance aboard the Dreamboat , . T We're all free to dream. 6-Returning to the wild days of the 6O's, Yvonne Camp- bell and Teresa Apollo freak to the music. 7-Evelyn Lange puts out her best Hiking ability in the last leg of the race. 8-Kings of the Road, Adriana Ferri and Char- lene Fenton. 0 wi Supplement 106E l ' 106-F Supplement 710' , . if fi sl 1' .zf I. 1- Mm, Mm, good, exclaims Catalina Bersach after winning first place in the pie-eating contest. 2-In the Almost Anything Goes race, freshman Melinda Gerome comes in third for her class in the contest. 3-Sister Rosemary and Yin Fan Kwok reflect on the sharing of the bread during the agape. 4-Surfettes Chris Escobar and Leanne Carper sing to the sound of the Beach Boys. 5- lt's fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A., sing the Village Idiots. 6-White Pointer Sister Lynne Doll sings Steam Heat. 7-Spirit Commissioner Terri Bi- lotta guards the dream car with the help of Kathy Ferrara. 8-Jacque Blain becomes a flower child. f E V X EM' ff X NW R., lip. , ff- 41 'T ff Supplement 106-G 1-Captain Boom Brang is upset when Sergeant Boom informs him of Flash Gordon's approach. 2- Save me, Superman, save mell' cries captured Marlise Salomon, squirming against the strong arms of Dr. Greed and Dr. Outright Meany. 3-The excitement of being a prom princess and the possi- bility of being the mystery queen glows in the faces of Trish Smith and Janice Yanovick. 4- This is a job for superservantlu declares Pat Bradley. 5- This tiny vial contains a substance so strong even Wonder Woman has no power against it! Nubia schemes with her assistant Igor. 6-Superman mod- estly declines praise from the freed princess, Mi- chele Geraci. 7-After battling Catwoman, Penguin, the Joker and the Riddler, Batman and the Boy Wonder recover Terri Bilotta from her captors. 8- Princess Ellen Hirrell gets a friendly hug and con- gratulations from her close friend, Igor. 9-Using her supersonic princess detector, Flash Gordon searches for her missing princess. 106-H Supplement 15133 rm '49 'fn if 9' YW if Y! l ,gi ggi? gs' Al-dh! X X i f if 3 J? 1 13 aw! PROM SKIT Mystery of Missing Princesses Solved in Justice Hall ll li l, N , xi , 7 ff! PROM We've Got Tonight 6 7: ' oft., , .QQ sd '1f'f ', Vmwiaasemwvfggi 7 ' ' it 106-J Supplement 1-Princesses Terri Bilotta and Michele Ger- aci, joined by others, dance to the Prom theme. 2-The Prom Court of 1979. 3-Liv Davalos, Patti Mesa and their escorts select food from the buffet. 4-During the Queen's dance, Trish Smith waltzes to We've Got Tonight. 5-Andrea Grehan and her escort kick up their heels at the Balboa Pavilion, ,w.,,W. .,,. , e....'svf kv! .ffzpry K SV, 45, 3 T T T tti f FASHION SHGW A Mardi Gras Festival of Style s ' 1-In the latest summer fashion Maura Kennally strolls down the ramp with a ii' Q1 smile. 2-In the spirit of Mardi Gras, this Q, v 'Q year's theme, Bobbie Wombacher sells raffle tickets. 3-Pleased to be away from the classroom, Mrs. Combs and Miss Breden delight in each other's s company. 4-Jennifer Wenker desper- ately eyes the hundred-dollar money tree. 5-Rose Robles and Judy Chris- -it-is tensen enjoy the afternoon's festivi- ties. 6-As Lynne Doll and her escort s o model formal attire, juniors and sen- , iors get ideas for the prom. ...t. 4. A is . .y. .... N S K .X wx ,W sf , l I 2 4' ' U 'Q V.... in R s A K str- fijyws, , ' j E . 5 ,r 1 QS, L was-V 1-At the Freshman-Senior luncheon, Betty Casagran displays the prize-winning food basket she has pre- pared for her Big Sister, Janice Yanovick. For the first time, freshmen staged the event outside, using the west campus. 2ffOperator! Give me seniors on the line, sing Monica Calvillo, Zina lmmel, Sara Ro- sales, Rosie Urrutia, Tina Paneno, and Tara Clay- comb during the program following breakfast in the Catalina Ballroom at the Bonaventure Hotel. 3-For the Sophomore-Senior Breakfast, Mrs. Combs and a committee of sophomores created Time in a Bottle decorations. The clock inside the paper bottle shows hands near the farewell hour of twelve. 4-A bouquet of rosebuds helps Georgine Hoelzel say good-by to Stephanie Schulte. , ,V I fr - f-M .-W. '1 rf' ,,. .W I-vnu-.,.. R 5 if ,i , c.. ff... 7, V has A -. T '-'Elin' .ff . 4 CLASS DAY Look To the Futureg You'll Find a Way 'xx gs 2 isis! f fy., ,av 9 1-Seniors always have more than enough tears to shed on Class Day. 2-Multi-colored carnations are giv- en to the seniors as a symbol of the juniors' love. 3-Senior Class Presi- dent Patti Salvini and Vice-Presi- dent Connie Miller review the memories of the past year. 4-Ad- dressing the student body for the last time brings tears to Agnes Snee's eyes. 5-Cindy Beckham gives a warm hug to an underclass- man. Supplement 106 M 1- We will never walk alone, Valedictorian Angeli- que Arnaud assures the graduates. 2-Bertha Zamu- dio, Maria Marchese, Lorena Urueta and Ann Vega are ready to step out into the world. 3-After four years of hard work, Ellen Hirrel receives her diploma from Monsignor Lirette. 4-Lulu Geer, Maria Ugarte, and Colleen Murphy await the beginning of the com- mencement exercises. 5-The Class of 1979. 106N Supplement Meet Again, Knowing Time Is Our Friend , 2,x K K I it 2 'in X Q 3 2: 5 i gi Q 1 'Q . 3 5 'L ' f i K ,E 3 W5 ' LK , ,':- 7 :I L '--Q' -XM 64 I , QQ my -Y i J i vw' - J i i iiiii Q W , ,, 1 wi., Q f 'Q Supplement 1060