Holy Names Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1977 volume:

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Each of us has created some very special memories of our time here that we will carry with us wherever we may go. We'll re- member the places and faces and all the little elements that make Holy Names a very special part of our lives. A great deal happens here at Holy Names. We learn, explore, grow, and, at some magic moment along the way, become adults. Leaving Holy Names, we go into the world prepared, yet unknowing. We welcome our futures hopefully, expectantly, optimistically, while anxiously realizing the ambiguity tomorrow holds. We work toward graduation knowing There's a long road ahead, but a lot to leave behind. ll 3 ad inistrati , L? Sister Ann Pizelo, Principal. Sister Louise Tibbetts, Business Manager Q rv- 1 M i ,K Q.. 3 N m ' Wag- sy wr! S . , - Sister Frances Jane Boyle, Bookstore Manager. i iiyyii M V Sister Mary Louise Guenther, Attendance u-pq, Sister Bernadine Mary Hurley, Career Cotmselor. Sister Brigid Mary Dempsey, Secretary Under the management of these dedicated faculty mem- bers, the wheels of Holy Names keep turning. Their work often goes unnoticed but is essential to the survival of Holy Names. A very special thanks is due to these people, the Administration. Sister Constance Jergens, Vice -Principal. Throughout the learning Resource Center and school library, students and teachers can be found thumbing through card catalogues, finding needed informa- tion, and relaxing in a bean bag chair with a good book. With the assistance of librarians Mrs. Peggy Baldwin, Sister Rose Margaret Guest and Sister Karen Kasper, the library equipment, which consists of books, magazines, records, filmstrips, and cassettes, becomes the learning tool we need. Our librarians also help preserve the atmosphere needed for concentrated study. Under their guidance, study habits and information hunting are made easier. Karen Yaguchi, one of the many library assistants. E K.. . 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There is the desire for competition and love of working with others that reaps reward for all the effort. Each individual channels all her energy and spirit into putting forth her best efforts. When she feels she has given all she can, she knows she is a winner-- despite what the scoreboard might read. The sports program at H. N.A. offers a wide choice of sports: basketball, volleyball, soccer, tennis, and track. The vitality and spirit the athlete expresses will enable her to defeat any opponent--whether it be on the court or on the field. Go for it Monical Mary wonders, Isn't it time to serve? y, 3 an The soccer team takes 5. . . 10. . . 15 W! 1 ALL SCHOOL SOCCER TEAM SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM . . . and the team goes wildl ala JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Miss Duren calms the natives. N Laura Farris rises to her defense. llillilfig SL TSN . . , I .L ,,s..:L ::, ,s.s K iizmihsks L,LL L: gs K L -Q L iw 5' W f 2 1 A 1 2 QE Q L- . 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Kathleen Anne Micah Allen Through it all, -and underneath, - he sees, knows , and loves you. What is a friend? just one, I repeat, with whom you dare to be yourself. C. Raymond Beran Eleanor Marie Anderson Remember always that you have not only the right to be an individual, you have an obligation xii to be one. You cannot make any useful contribu- T tion in life unless you do this. Eleanor Roosevelt Joanne Angelotti The past is a work of art, full of irrelevancies and loose ends. Max Burbohrn Shifty-eyed Suder strikes again. not pictured: ELEANOR MARIE ANDERSON The Carver-cc broke Katherine Banas Our thoughts are pattern for our lifeg Our prayers are courage for our deeds, Our friends are fortresses through strifeg Our God is help for all our needs. Nina S . Brittalr Kristin jane Bauman Do not walk behind me, I may not want to lead. Do not walk in front of me, I may not want to follow. just walk beside me and be my friend. Camus Mary Grace Behrenhoff It's good to be a seeker, but sooner or later, you have to be a finder, and then it's well, to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it. Mary Therese Boley When they run you out of town, get out in front and make it look like a parade. The nicest joys of friendship have all come true in you. Diane Marie Bozanich Nature 's first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her leaf's a flowerg But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, so dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay Robert Frost Luciann Brady In the depth of your hopes and desires lies your silent knowledge of the beyondg And like seeds dreaming beneath the snow your heart dreams of spring. Trust the dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity. Kahlil Gibran Karen Brindle Boast not of tomorrow, for you know not what any day may bring forth. Bertrand Russell .pd mx WC OK VXCLQQR Q Qi gum. e C, O X Y p s f r s .. r r L flffxif U1 Lk lawns Qgpyc it CJJICLL lfCJw7qf fllfbll lil Sofa X X 15 Janet Rose Browne Three passions simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge, and the un- bearable pity for the suffering of mankind. Bertrand Russell Marlene Busch Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes Patricia Clark I'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any city on earth. Steve McQueen Elizabeth Ann Clyde 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Tennyson Eileen Marie Coan Because no measure of time is the same, no matter how small it may be. If this is true, we are never the same-and forever changing. Katherine Mary Connelly Learning isn't something put on with a cap and gown. Not something acquired within college walls. Learning is something happening inside of you that awakens the mind and sensitizes your awareness. Ethile Evans Catherine Conyne I'11 hitch my wagon to a star, And set my goal up in the sky, And though I might not get that far, I'm gonna try. Miss Brooke Biddle. I-Iome Economics. Joanne Cooney Now that I am no Wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? Hugh Prather Deborah R. Cooper I shall not pass this way again. Any good thing that I can do, or kindness that I can show, let me do it now! Let me not defer it or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. Stephen Grellet Teresa Cormier Success is the ability to hitch your wagon to the stars while keeping your feet on the ground. Cox Gail Kathleen Crace The place where two biends met is sacred to them all through their friendship, all more sacred as their friendship deepens and grows old. -- Phillip Brooks--May the memories we have shared linger on and on. Denise Carol Davis Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Kathie Delaney Jana Del Fierro Max Ehrmann Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. Diane Marie DiLuck Do I dare Disturb the universe? In a minute there is time George Eliot For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. T. S. Eliot Diane Bozanich studies English t f Io-Ellyn Mary Drake What does it matter who I am, so long as I amuse you?. . . I love the drama of the thing. Really, I love the drama of the thing even though 'twas only make believe! George M. Cohan Mimi' Not Pictured: KATHERINE JANE FORGETTE Sonia Dubrovay So Laugh and sing, make love the King. Be happy when you may. There is only one, beneath the sun. That's bound to make you feel that way. Young, Young, and Washington Anne Marie Endresen I love each of my friends for the things they have done for me. I love each of them in a very special wayg I'd like to thank them all for being my friends. Laura Farris I ache to learn some new games nowg I've been away from town too long. To see a new door open I'd go almost anywhere. Even backward if I thought I had the time. Rod McKuen Karen Fisher Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. Insist on yourself: never imitate. Ralph Waldo Emerson Katherine jane Forgette A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Karol K. Franz Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes, they call me on and on across the universe. Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letterbox. They tumble blindly as they make their way across the universe. Beatles Jane Geraci Whoever tries for great objects must suffer something. Plutarch Donna Teresa Gianelli There is no present or future, only the past happening over and over again-now. Eugene O'Neill Nora M. Gohrke On the loose to climb a mountain on the loose where I am free. On the loose to live my life the way I think my life should be. For I've only got a moment and the whole world left to see. I'll be looking for tomorrow. On the loose. On the Loose Marguerite Gotz We, the last of all, are the first of all. The oldest is always the newest, I see nothing which I have seen before, A man is never lost, he has only been mis- laid. Got to move on, got to travel, walk away my blues. Sister Mary Annette Dworshak, English, Religion, Academic Coordinator and Admin- istrative Assistant. x OU! 'sv iw .nf ,ln-.. Susan Deborah Greiner Teach us, good Lord, to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the woundsg to toil and not to seek for rest, to labor and not to ask for any reward save that of knowing that we do thy will. St. Ignatius Theresa Grav V Some days up ahead will come down empty and some years fuller than the fullest ones we've known before. I thought it time that I said thank you, for whatever might have passed between us . Rod McKuen jennifer Grow Joanne I-Iarer Cathy Marie Hayes You never really leave a place you love, part of it you take with you, leaving a part of you behind. Unknown Laura Headman Co thou thy way, and I go mine, Apart yet not afar, only a thin veil hangs between the pathways where we are. julia A. Baker Rita Marie Hilton Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That's an easy thing to say, But if your hopes should pass away Simply begin to build them again. Paul Simon Do not follow where the path leads. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Re gina Hohlb ein Lisa Anne Huffstutter Thinking is to me the greatest fatigue in the World. Sir john Vanbrugh Cindy Wing-Kuen Ip The younger days I told myself my life would be my own. And I left the place where sunshine never shone. For my life too short for waiting when I see the rising sun. Then I know again that I must carry on, carry on. Ann Louise Iwata Take it into your heart and it will lst forever, for in the end, only the things of the heart will last. Heading the Math Department is Mrs. Marjorie Korkowski, assisted by Mrs. Frances Feng, Mrs. Elizabeth Swift, and Mrs. Bonnie Weber. As a team, these instructors not only overcome the obstacles of teaching basic math, but they also encourage their students to participate in extra-curricular activities. A vast range of math courses if offered to meet the needs of the students. The courses available include Algebra, Geometry, Advances Algebra, Trigonometry, and Math Analysis. The students' interests span from a professional enjoyment to a practical employment of math skills. f'l'Ii Susan Sanchez, Susan Thomas and Theresa Tamura participate in the Math Conference by presenting, Creative Construction. iff? Margaret Alice jenkins You can't change the reality of the world by the way you look at it. Unknown Colleen Keefe How do you feel by the end of the day? Qare you sad because you're on your own, No, I get by with a little help from my friends, gonna try with a little help from my friends. Beatles Candace M. King We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pavese Cherish all your happy moments: they make a fine cushion for old age. Booth Tarkington Christina Sau Yee Koschker No one can live alone, and no one will--for there is God. Theresa Leahy Jeanette Lee Lehtinen Love to this day for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Unknown ev Katherine Mary Lehtinen C1 expected. Hugh Prather Mrs. Marie Scheibe, U.S. History and English Literature. The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now, and the pot never turns out to be uite what I Maureen Elizabeth Luis The sun is shining and that's a good sign, Tell me you'11 miss me, and say you will be mine. Remember, darling, We won't see it shine. A hundred years from today. Young, Young and Washington Adele Lunde Those school girl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone. But in my mind, I know they will live on. Those awkward years have hurried by, Why did they fly? As I leave, I know I'rn leaving my best friend. Dori Black Mona McChesney Aim high, go far, and have a great time doing We scream and yell down the hall and complain that we dislike it all. But when we are gone and out that door, we will remember the friends we made forever more. Lori Ann McDonald On rainy days When it's hard to cope Look for the rainbow The rainbow of hope. j1N,,,,,,a-..- ,M-u..b,,....... .. ns...--1--f f ' 5 sv....s1.- '.-gf 47 snuff Angelina Marie Montoya Love has no other desires but to fulfill itself. . . Let these be your desires. To know the pain of too much tenderness. To wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving. Kahil Gibran Sheila Ann McDonough We 've only just begun to live. Before the rising sun we fly. So many roads to choose We start our walking and learn to run And yes we've just begun. Paul Williams and Roger Nichols Kathleen Mary McKay just when I knew all of life 's answers, they changed all the questions. Elizabeth Ann McKee Four years of high school are ending soon, and through them all, we've cried, we 've laughed, we 've yelled, we've sighed, striving for what seemed to be a never ending goalg Graduation! Mary janell Metzger As I look back on the years I remember, the good times and the bad, the laughter and the crying, the compliments and the scandals, the excitement and the boredom. . . I don't care what they say, I'm going to do it anyway! Unknown Sr. Georgie Tribble, Music and H. N. C. Yiinkl 5 kfNv5...h-'Eff 55 , I 'fly Ut Susan Leigh Morgan Friendship is giving with no thought of receiving. It's someone to talk to and someone talking to you. It's refusing to believe that bad exists. It's knowing when not around you are missed. It's trying to help anyway you can if even it's only to understand. Rose Names God is awfully easy to live with. Bernard F. Names Terrie O'Donne1l Love me. . .I need you. Trust me. . . I must learn to make my own decisions, accept me . . . even though at the moment you can't agree with my ideas. Forgive me. . . and then 1et's forget it. Be honest with me. . . tell it like it is. Anonymous Anne Olsen If you love something, let it be freeg if it comes back, its yoursg if it doesn't, it never was. Anonymous Catherine Marie Opdahl Never before have we had so little time in which to do so much. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Katherine O' Reilly is S ,E 'q,,,: ,gi Y.. i . Jean Pettinger You can say I want to be free, I can say someday I will be. I'd have to be some kind of natural born fool to want to pass that way again. james Taylor Melissa Pizzo Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspi- rations. I may not reach them but I can look fup and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow Where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Theresa Radke Success is based on imagination plus ambition and the will to work. Thomas Edison Susan Lin Sanchez Time-It came before we knew it. It will leave before we are ready. Goodtimes, friends and laughs all shared. Silly and giggling-Scared, timid, unsure, Struggling to survive, confident, serious-A future. Time-where did it go? Jeannie Scarpello What we call the end is often the beginning. T. S. Eliot Susan Marie Schaaf As time passes, the memories will always re- main the same, and the future. . . always a mystery. . . Life was given to us to be that Way, and should be kept that way. Kathleen Marie Schwaegler Cherish yesterday. dream tomorrow L1ve today. Mary Teresa Siemion The stars come nightly to the sky The tidal wave unto the sea Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor hlgh, Can keep my own awa from me john Burroughs Margaret Small If we had a chance we? Could we? Taryn Smith All for one and one for all' I 7 n ax W rv. , ii .1 'f LII! r 4 8 Q. 1-F! WW 'dubai lXt'u'L,4S,, 1 MQ ill, 5 'DQDXL M Mx mx Decufvxct .QOJM wi WLQ J? ix Wim Mfg saggy caxtqprlafot Qofzjrcwao .Loge been? Pc uwgfb swf A knack uglteljcx tim get ple-Jul kann, Bac 7510-Ulf L Msfellk xllx . VMSLXJV Llzckg' 8 QUIT ,Zt- UNX-0 Q MZMLXQALL, Uvvdxf runw ll IW 'Xcttk fi . , e . fu 0 cHJ5QcdL7l I Inj ' Lpvfc. Tack 3xale joan Marie Suder A My will shall shape my future, whether I ail or succeed shall be no man's doing but my own. I I am the force, I can clear any obstacle before meg win or lose only I hold the key to my destiny. Elaine Maxwell 1.5, 4 Stephanie Kimi Sugamura Time goes, you say? Ah, no! Alas, Time stays, we go Henry Austin Dobson Louise L. Suttell Life is a cabaret, old chum. Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Langston Hughes Monica Sylvester When one day by the tide I stood, I found in that forgetfulness of dreamy foam a staff of wood from some dead warrior's broken lance: I turned it in my hands, the stains of war were on it, and I wept. . . W. B. Yeats Teresa Yuko Tamm-a What made us friends in the long ago when we first met?. . .the best in me and the best in you hailed each other because we knew. That always and always since life began, our being friends was part of C-od's plan. George Webster Douglas 29 Frances Grace Lucido Tangalan It's important to me to have music in my life. It's important to me to remember and be re- memberedg to care and be cared about, to love and be loved, to laugh and to cry. Roberta Thomas No limits are set to the ascent of man, and the loftiest precincts are open to all. In this, your choice alone is supreme. Hasidic Proverb Susan Patricia Thomas True happiness Consists not in the Multitude of friends But in the worth and choice. Ben Jonson Kathleen Ann Tougher Time moves so quickly, and soon I will be gone. I-Iow can I do what I must do? Thru all my tears and laughter the sunsets turn to dawns, Yet each day will open something new. Pam Crow Rosaleen M. Twohy No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. William Blake Margaret Clare Wieman If I had known what troubles you were bearingg what griefs were in the silence of your faceg I would have been more caring, and tried to give you space. I would have brought more warmth into the pl ace, if I had only known. Unknown Not Pictured: MONIKA LOUISE WOLPERT M, unz: l f ' af' TT 1 Q z i . if 1 46 x. X if il dl Peggy Wilson You are better than your neighbor! If you raise him up, you are equalg If you cut him down, you lower yourself. Monika Louise Wolpert If you have a friend worth loving, love him, yes, and let him know that you love him ere life's evening. Tinge his brow with sunset glowg why should good words ne're be said of a friend 'til he is dead? Theresa Wyne Help me make it through the night, I love. . . dancing in darkness. . . when you touch me, as soft as the kiss of snow. . .smiling. . . flying high. . . morning burning golden on mountains. I ain't afraid to be a woman nor afraid to be a friend. Kristofferson Karen Therese Yaguchi If it weren't for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn't get done. Michael S. Traylor Lori Yolmt The rest is silence. William Shakespeare Theresa Marie Zech Don't worry about the future , The present is all thou hast, The future will soon be present, And the present will soon be past. Anonymous I CLASS OF 1977 Class Name: PIPER Class Color: ORANGE Class Song: PIPER TEAM Favorite Activity: SOCIALIZING Favorite Actor: GIANCARLO GIANINI Favorite Actress: BARBRA STREISAND Favorite Car: MERCEDES BENZ 450 SI. Favorite College: WSU Favorite Food: PIZZA Favorite Hangout: HIGHPOINT Favorite Musical Group: EARTH, WIND AND FIRE Favorite Sport: SOCCER Favorite Store: VARIETY gg: 5: SMX NH B Y N 'I S . Ni ii- J 4 hw ,ak- if if 'Q sb- t ay wr f X' an W' Q12 if F fm dvi I '.'. :gig , N' 1, slxv .X may Na,- QMY . QX.!.,b, .K .. X fulvlwx Q Q R X NN N Qx .- . - W i . x -.-- X-f-.Pin-Q ' - , k seg. ' Q Q --if - I F iii ' ff 'XSS I ' 1- ik- - ,ws-W: Michelle Abel Lisa Aiello Mary Anders Megan Anderson Linda Andreola Diana Arbow 43.1, V, .,., , iff' -ii rw, Qt ,Sy N3 L y, 'E f gf: j I ,, al, 1' V f r, 11? 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'ff 7 sf I ,, 'f Q ' ' A .v- 'G Sister Mary Tracy, English Literature and Associated Student Body Officers. a gg, wily! 9 ,i I I li, Sister Kathleen Morse, Religion and Guitar. Rosalind Davis Louise Deacy ,Mona Deacy Mary DeFre est Tara Dowd Diane Duchsherer Penny Edwards Valerie Farmer Mary Laguick shares a joke. Sonja Delizo Katie D emps ey Eileen Dooner 1 we K ff , ff-f Xa was fu y - I, 5 rx 2 ' 4 Q1 ! x V' I 05 fix 7? . 1,,Alr 1-yfrgma f ,yn Cathy Coyle 'N , Q , 'ra 13-L - if , I D+' D y 2, 5 v A I V V.. , I ' 1 Q5 2 '15 .Q K Usa, V H Q if V, m,,, ,,,, iz 4 17 f ' N- ' Q v T, 4' J , w 1 I- - Gfmzkf V, , Vx rx g' 'J ,, '47 f f r- H f ' M W AR. I' Q 6 5 . , 'X 3 - x Q2 g , .Q L fu, f' X 1 , f L. Cx. T LJA A r aia . ..,. , -',' ya joline Fascia ,K -'Q I w vw A G W Wanda Fontana f ' ' 5 ' x if . N Kr1s Franz 1 w Marie Fritz I :A ,A F Fredericka Gardonyi Birdie Jayne Ghiglione w ,a-NG :ff sg,-, Q-lf? Mary Gianelli ' ' Y ' ' ' R Dorothy Goldsmith , at , tg .fs T 3 i,-M I- L- F if. We Teresa Gotz Q yn -.5 , V an V A f F 'F ' Q I . VV Susan Green R. fi xi i l M , in if . 4' I ff , . Denise Hansen ! i lf f V 'A Monica Hardy 1 , . . . - - ' Q , g Sister Gail Milholland, Administrative Assistant and World History. Michelle Prevost looks over her test. ,, 1 ,fc fam K MN 37 Cricket Thomas cheerfully waits for her turn. Mrs. Bonnie Weber, English and Math. Georgianna Houle Linda Heuffed Debbie Hynes Paula Jacoby Eileen jepsen Clare johnson nfl., f by Y Ag ffm .,,, F ,J 2, f 4 Lisa Haugland we If ,M , W fwigg,-11 ,,fQ,,,.5.g. Jgggen, H 9 Rita I-H11 Lauri Hiscock f W,,. v , , H fwfr, I V 5,3 ,, ' I W . 'jd ' f- 'gs ,, S Q 9 ,, E. , A ' Y F gf ,V Q , ,, 4 N 50 ' ,L :N ' ,Q '. , X X f or he iiiil y if if .. , I 2 , if -M K T x ' 5 . in e i sh av Ann Keefe Patricia Kelly 1 l if X Regina Klepac Y lg., X, N , 1 ,fr X ,v- W I --1 ive 4' ss X a t a' -f!r:',.,, V ' , ' f Y, Q ' fm i. , is ,,, . W ,I w.-X mf ' f xiii T T : J f 1 tt f ss ' 'I 4 . . r W Teresa LaCugna -Q. V ., v ff M , , in Y Maureen Lagreid H 5 , V, It Mary Laguick ip , 42 L 'W 4'1i A If ,f '1 ' 'V . ' 73 V ' E. . -y 5, Maria Lane X 5 an .ff - ' Nancy Lane f I f X ,rf A Y l 1. M .. Anita Loutsls 'Q . f L b ,.. Q s li' V' V fvfi Margaret Lillquist Josie Malaspina Barbara Martineau Mrs. Frances Feng, Chemistry, Algebra and Physical Science. Physics, Biology, Physical Science, Chemistry and Marine Biology comprise the curriculum of the Science Department, directed by Mrs. Janice Curry. Taught by Mrs. Frances Feng, Mrs. Elizabeth Swift and Mrs. Curry, these classes embrace the aspects of science most interesting to our students. Through these studies, our students are learning about themselves and the world they live in. The classes are not only for an immediate application, but are an excellent basis for further study in college. A developing component of the Science Depart- ment is the involvement in various extended learning experiences. Classes undertake fieldtrips to learn and observe firsthand a practical use of scientific theories. Our students also partake in Science Fairs and seminars at other Seattle schools and sponsoring organizations to gain a broader horizon of information. Whatever science classes our students take, they can be assured they have a vast pool of knowledge to take advantage of. Marga McChesney Carol McDaniel s' I Theresa McCorkle Susan McDonough V 1 ' Sharon McEvoy K - M' , Mary Kate McGlynn .., A A Linda Mori arty Doreen Morrison Valerie Murphy V -, ,. A A Q . A q 1 A .. l - ,fn,5,,n , , 4F11 4 ' Z H an J, 'X J Y I Y. 1 ctw' 1 A' ir QF, ,,,. if f I -' f 1 -.,,:fff:s'?ea .2 rl N Q ag Q- at M Af Ulf' !' C Q julie McKay Kathleen McKale Aff. X -,,- 1 ff L H' - ' W ffm, fi i A 29 if Marie Murray a 1, ' f' 'Y , . ,W I Lk.- 1 'W Amy Nickels a 0 ' s 'f , , s v s ' V, Qc? I ,fr .i::i' Carol Nissen in ' I 1 ' I .ml -- f' fx Sr. Cecilia Horan and Miss Brooke Biddle help direct a student toward her future profession. These career orientated young students are taught a variety of basic occupational skills ranging from handcrafts to typing. Additional classes such as accounting or home economics prepare a student for much of the bookkeeping and finan- cial aspects of an independent life- so inevitable at some point in a student's lifetime. Sr. Cecilia Horan: Accounting and Typing. W M , 1?- Q Q, - A Karen Nissen Therese Nowlin Jean Nugent AA. julie O' Brien 1 I M. f 26 7 gl 1 u 4 as V Katie Dempsey: Macbeth did WHAT? ami ,f,,,fy,., , ,W -,f- 1 ff Aa, ' I f , ' n 5, ' ' .M A ' '- lf, K A ,. -11, A , -::gg,.,,11ff'f f I I :f J ,, V g K, L i f- as xg: . ,, :W ' P 'Ive .. J-. ,rv fa - 'I Kb V , ' 5 5 - k ' we : Q z . I 3 A- f - 4 1 1 ' , '1 .7 I f2?a1:l'T3f1' 4 ,,,, , wwf I ., , , V . ' f -'1 A 1 H .me L3 '- 1 3 , L? L ' ' ,, ,M - M , fy? e, ' ff ,gm ' ,f 1, pi - if lf - x P32 fs' 1 , fr- ,wc f 1 7 J 1. UI, iyrff 4- Karen O'Brien Bridget O'Donne11 Pam Polet Paula Polet Andrea Porter Andrea Prendergast Michelle Prevost jane Pugel Mary Quinn Z - ' R Carolyn Read H it B Susan Rogers is NM, 'K A We ,N ZS A 1 V 5 ' Susan Rolfe 'tw il W,,, lk ji , ' I , . -.f. A ' - ' ' f ' 1 E351 Q? , Ja , ', -M : Vaughn Sanglier ' 5' fi , W, ' Q Carol Schaaf , l' , I ,,:V ,, I 1 Ag 'ff 5 f H 'Z Cathy Schaaf my V V Lydia schoolfield vm at ,J J y I X. Sheila Seitz 'i-1 ffl' Robin Settles Carol Shannon Erin Shea Amy, Mary and Josie experience the undersea world. Sr . Rosemary Perisich, ,v y do S, yyy 1 ,1 ge ffl' ,JH 4, ' 'QW I f-N S 1, . .Q 5 , Q , . any Religion, English, and Latin fl iw Sr. Karen Kaspar greets the students with a smile. H .V I , ,, ,l , Q 1e , xv , eW,,e,,e L ,V QM: . T 1 W2 Q A 'mu rv . k 'S x f if A r , '1:'e i Q I in BQH ' V ,' , A Y e v, , . 1' vi ' -4 ' X . L Q - 3 - g 1 V v . 'N ' in-.O ' , Y X v ' ll fl eeeeee F 'fiiiflzrilt if E' k ' Y, 'lb rv v- X ..- y ' n U I , ' 'J Q S -' L' t 'ST Kathleen Thomas fi V xiii! ' Diane Tompkins Now, this is the way I see it Diane Siderius Beckie Smith Peggy Spangler joedy Stapleton Leslie Stewart Vivian Stubbers Patricia Sullivan Barbara Tagoai Bridget Terry -If W0 S W L rs KW Le anne Ursino '2- l ft 4' 3 Lisa Valentine ' if f V f 'Q julie Vandemore L ' N ' Miss Fabico, French, Spanish and Religion. Aan + Joy I Kathy Voss K g J, Cindy Walsh ' X Q? 1 ' julie Washington X 1 Y Anne Williams Kathy Winch Teresa Wright Patricia Wyatt Barbara Yeats V Linda Moriarty creates. Margaret Young 'uw Q 'W W . a- i w Gena Aiello Nan Amundsen Susan Baker Ioan Bakken Kris Berkowiu Carol Bollard Margaret Brady Kathleen Bray ,, ,H ,,.,, .,,,.,, -H ,. A. ,. , ,,.W,, , namww'Pm nw, , 1 U m.: .,wf,fg. rf ,. Y ,,nw!wf?5irx xi, ex , 'rr' .,,.V QQ, 'i fi 1 .X Q5 r E M . V , i AK YH ,i1x, 'A' Sw? mf H, in ,G 6' 'X .M uf! , . 'f 5 1 .K . Marjorie Bennett Kathy Bentler Mary Berg ,gr V ,-e, Eur ' l.N Corina Hines eyes the camera . , .,s,s ,, 1 ?f vf , -I' Z ff f Q, . I Mm has 'YV If A45- v 3 4 g gm an Y , V - 'F , v fs Q 5 Q 3 g ,,,, 2 1 , :fam 1 A 3 ,f V? A W is if Q 5 1 if 'M ..s- ' Z 1' if YP T . we gl -my ,my yygy Q,qW ' Q K s f .3 A r- air L , K ,VI .,, ,, Y gas 1,52 62 Swain we Rf ! Sister Magdalen Fautch, Music and String Ensemble. Mrs. Peggy Newman, Geography and Seattle. it g 2 n l egiwif . 4 ' Cheryl Lee Brown Shannon Butler AVN-w,, f': ?' , 1 H ffff. ,-f 1 y . 5 l E Exploring the many facets of lifeg whether it be the past, the present, or the futureg enables the mind to look at life with a broader perspective. H. N.A . offers a variety of courses which help students to be- come more conscious of their surroundings. Sr. Gail Milholland and Mrs. Marie Scheibe teach students the historical significance of the many events and places covered in World History and U.S. History. Through their instructors, students recognize the effects and importance of major historical incidents affecting them today and tomorrow. Geography allows the students the opportunity to get acquainted with their own state as well as their own world. Mrs. Peggy Newman is one of their guides in investigating the vast assortment of habitats throughout the world. Mr. Ed Hensley gives students the chance to be- come more familiar with the histories and cultures of the world's minorities. They discover the roots of today's minorities and grow in their knowledge of these peoples' social, cultural and political advance- ments in today's society. Kim Brindle Rita Bring Betty Brown Cheryl Brown Rosemary Callahan Veronica Chang Rene Clemen Lisa Clemens Fine Artsg which encompasses the areas of Art, Drama, and Musicg enables a student to give of her- self completely-creating, imagining, and transform- ing her thoughts into actions. Through conscientious direction she learns the methods by which she may express herself. Under the guidance of Sister Janice Hollcup, a student grows in her dexterity and appreciation of art. She develops her artistic perspective and finds a purpose in all forms of creativity whether it be paint- ing, sculpture or graphics. Mrs. Mary Io Highfield plays an important role in coaching and directing her drama students on a personal level. Individuality and freedom of expression are stressed as essential factors in all dramatic works. Sisters Magdalen Fautch, Carol Read, and Georgie Tribble Work together to enlighten a student's sense of music appreciation and ability. Through them, we are enabled to experience a broader horizon of musical arrangements and a variety of musical concerts throughout the school year. , V jenifer Combs , 1 a 5 Ulf ' V, Teresa Connelly Alice Conner Joanne DeForeest Deborah Deisher Anne Dempsey Sarah Derrig Sandra Dishman Ioan Dooley Sister Carol Read, Music. Sister Janice Holkup, Art. ,L .,,,,.,,,,,.. , 1 V C 7 g fr: . Q' IV' 36 W . 5 at .,,.,, ,ii A N . ri- '15 5 4 , 1 1, N - :JA , . 1 F at g 3 iii K ' r A f. ,f Lf- S ., X.- 4 ,:. '.. V 55 1' ' 1 . ' 4ff'5 X V .W .4 . - 3 3, ' 1 J Sister Margaret Lead, Biology, Health and Registxar. 'h ' ' 3 'V Ni l 'Silt n ' , I r 1 L-,L1e -yzy 5 ',f'h '. ', f i ,,,k f-fI ffff K fe ee .. J . ' ' l l f 2 L ,a wi : kiliflifflfrz, , ' an ga 'A 1 Allyse Doran Barb Dorsett Kim Eberhardt Cheri Ellis Susan Finholm Carmelita Floresca Holly Gaines Sara Garland Cynthia Clayton Therese McKee orates. Nan Amundsen anticipates lunch 1 J u N' ' -5 ' .4 V x , , 5 N, r v K G jf X jean I-Iueffed 4 1 -v ,me W,,,. i w',- ., A mr ,Gf pi. M .. H - Xu W. !?5'il??fi L ., a aarrrar . 1 f J ' MOIIICH Com 1 ' M my R f ii, ' L K L .... Wye' i A ' W Stacy I-Iartog ' ' I ' M a A I ,. W 7 or aaaraaa : i , N S' ' W f' ' -' A W ' K L'1h i 'W if if W i A K '-, A VP1hy11is I-Ieadman Q Q no M eee M Sally H-we F or e V l Monlca Hlgglns :str VK,' 53, -S .. F i W Y Z ., , r , f 'f'- M aa rr ' C190fH111 X :Ngo 1 ' ' ' A ' 'L Q 1- i ag ig V. .xkki 'ff'-,L N -. I Nl , W Corina H1n6S ws, i at Q 5 , N WW 1 , M, irr 3 if Helen Hoover 3 f Q K .nj H,-LH V , ,,,f -, i ,M ,, R jo anne Hughes 4 L 11 - . 351 ' 3 1 .. is , i Y. .yr Barbara johnson :Q ,fl ,... aa, ,.:..r... Mrs. Kathy Krueger , Religion and English. Mm. Marjorie Korkowski, Mathematics. Rene Clemens diligently practices penmanship. Katherine O'Leary and Anita Say, studied attention. f w ,o X , if t A N 1525 1, , . , sw 'Q . q , ,Q r, 4-x Miss Nan Duran, P. E. , and Health. tl Maria Lehtinen Marie Lemire Dana Lucas Vanessa johnson Diana jurgens Vanessa Keyes ,1 EK Cerise Koch Linda Kurij Miss Nan Duran and Mr. Ed Hensley to- gether coordinate the Physical Education Department of Holy Names. As a result of their work, the athletic program has expanded and those participating in P. E. courses have come closer to the important goal of better physical fimess. This team also oversees the intramural and league sports, in which H. N.A. is very active. Included in the P. E. Department is, Health, taught by Sr. Margaret Lead and Miss Duran. The Health classes are an interesting approach to a scientific knowledge of personal hygiene. fa ihm LL11' V - , ynn x S Toni Madonna 5 5 Sus an Magnano -I .IX V QVLL A T an ,X we ,- Anna Mascio . , V - if 5 ,I'r f 1 :G S4 Marianne McClary X if ' N - 1 A X A ,:'- ' nn il 4 X J a' l , Mary Kay McClure - Z qi? ' Anne McCoy H V' ' ,Q A' ' i f m inn b l Susan McCray Y I Z ' , S Mary Ann McDonald L 7 SK gr n Sue Finholm, Mickey Brady and Bernice Mezich say, Cheese. .S S ee'1 an Anne Mc Gillis . SA Shakespearean charactexs come to life. Maureen MCCOVHH i ii X A- 1 ' Y A Q -L 3 F ' f?52i53'Pff1m:, i ' z twufwizi'-Q1'LF.: '1sNI 'f-' . . . x K Q S MQ A Denise Mclalwain , ' Sheila McKay Therese McKee Claire M eany u gl . F Elf, .f-wx ww if II . ,. Z W, 3 , ,, Q. W' XQ' f 2 f Q V iL 5 A :El m Lg Anna Medina ff' 4 Cristina Medina Bernice Mezich ,,., 1 ',.A Marie Miller .,., .',,' , all 6, -. ,.V,, ,'--Ji-fi ' , AU' 'riff ' . -5' 2229.555 F -r , ,. 5 I . . L , it S J fn' Melissa Monda Jean Morford Miss Ginger Burton, Spanish, Annual Advisor. A ,Q if , , W, , ,.-,f 1--,gs fff- 3, fsafizf af' . N S 2 . x .fy '-of' 'fa if P ,Q ip as-' 9 After much deliberation, a new program is now in operation as part of the weekly schedule. Regular classes are shortened and rotated, and a new period has been started. This Seventh Period allows a break in routine and a chance to take a new course not usually offered. It also gives the opportunity for assemblies and for class periods to be extended. Teachers are able to offer non-academic lessons in are as such as body conditioning and charades, as well as being available for that extra help every student needs. The Seventh Period allows for a student's aca- demic viewpoint to be broadened. She has the ability to expand her scope of knowledge and cultural appreciation. Seventh Period adds a bit of variety and helps to relieve the monotony of a regular school day. It is just one of the examples of I-I. N. A. 's changing life. Mari Morgan Theresa Murray Katherine O'Leary Rhona Osoteo Teresa Paquet Fe Pattuinan Melissa Payne Karla Peabody Betsy Potter Karen Quenemoen , ,I 'gr 'Z eff f mt ws ! , f . - H ,ff an fab' fm f J f f iff, f X ff , I Af, ,gf W' Mrs. Mary jo Highfield, English and Drama. ff 1' ' . tizfkfgl' Theresa Connelly shakes up her milk! if ssrrr 4 T ' T i s l,f,,.s V : if V T it .,,, up W s T Lisa Quinn t w wf Colleen Richardson L I 'siy if W y English is a vital element in all facets of our lives. The better we learn to speak and write English, the more clearly we are able to express ourselves. Sister Mary Annette Dworshak and other faculty members recognize the extreme importance of improving each other's grammatical knowledge and comprehension as well as introducing her to great authors and an appreciation of literature. The English Department is made up of faculty mem- bers who are dedicated and determined to achieve their goal - to insure that each student leaves I-I. N. A. with language skills and literary comprehension that will en- rich her throughout her life. f M, dr? A V, A54 Q im , ,, AW s f L. v. 9 f SEQ Momca Welch Begms her latest essay Sharyl Thompson Mary Tobin Angela Tomaszewski Eileen Walsh Monica Welch Linda Wilson Katherine Wolpert Jeanette Zipp 'E r Q . 0- 'ai NE -vs N T, . N L V iff x R ' s. ,f e Y f is , Sopho mores tug hard. Mrs. Janice Curry, Biology. Linda Wilson concentrates on . if i'ff'?i- i X' N3 YW we ss R M W :W . - ,L A Q ,Q 'Pr bl K S 131 '-1 ' clisis W i .. ig ,,.: ,..' K --,. sqm l M W 5 W M' 'R lg gg' fx Q ef QA ? , I 54' 'h ' W 7 - , ,. ,au , Q i f' '-4 i ' A E 'l '!4i1' , If if asaxx vi . , Q V. 41 Q - -M' 1 XIII: if i 11 f , 'l gi H 3 A 1 ,nv FU' llnnuif' f wg V 2, , X .. . f I QQ V nun-g .g ff 'S 5 if Mi if Aida Aboul El Hosn Kathleen Alexander ,sn a QL ur ,A ,- s ' S Qx no M 71 X ,,.: 1 h.,,1,..,A,.., ..,,,,.:x1z:i.,, Q 1, :ef DVI ll 1' QSC i A .A UV C ? C QJ CW M1chaelann Allen b V Q 1 A N X ' ' A me , My Q x Dawn Andres V K K EQ' A 7 Ann Marie Archer -'lV: , fi 506- N QQ, I 'Mere dith Arksey K f R WWW Mlm lee A ,'1e Q Yl. ---e 1 4 X if-In-11,3544 ,X ef Q X x a Q 1 H1 'Ar 153' X ask abr W 'CT V rw is Q . 1, .. 111 . K Q we Qf0vvy Zvi M ry Banel V V 1 UM R3-J Baron KL l Lisa Barre , joan Baumgarimer ix 5 ? IV' 'A A Shonagh Beattie 1 k A Seniors perform for Frosh Week. Jada Benton Anne Beringer Leslye Lewis-Page enjoys Student Counc1l' E is l 'Ne' if 1.75 ' 9,1 1. -QQ n -p -. ' V, 'Z , 4 ' XC? n 'A ,,. .-I ' Y, A Lisa Bernard ,:l ,ffff?h' if ' 1, , 4 -,if .-,, , wid. -x Q xr l - I if qw A .,,. if I 6, V C- 7 C C -1 - k K, V? ,iff Kathleen Bemier Rhonda Black fx -7 ,, , I . ,, ., . 3 J ig A1 Sophomores show the Freshmen the latest fashions Cynthia Bohan Mimi Borracchini Linda Bracket: or n..ns n nv Q. ,,. .s , 2 ,,, , Louise Callaghan Teresa Carlson Marquita Carranza Joann Conlan Tracie Cook Caroline Cooney Theresa Cooper Krista Cossalter Theresa Lane at full attention. Kimberlee DeYoung ' A r A Kathleen Cuff ' N ,. kr Tracy Deisher Cecilia Delos Santos 'ET 9 W W M . rw W , A ' Q 1 sf, rv We Michelle DeRosier Eg T , e,,e ,T fm julie Dragovich e T Megan DHRHZ a e 5 Lisa Eberhardf Sus an Estes T L ll. in gl is Patty Faigh ' Barb johnson gives a frosh Tender Loving Care. f 7? fy X4 V TT 5 Tee a A ,f, :,, --f:ff,f 322 iff Chrystal Traylor takes it all in. i . Monica Fawthrop Gwenn Franz Carolyn Fr1t2 i I iii Mrs. Elizabeth Swift, Math. Kathryn Gaffikin Susan Geraci Sally Gianelli is 1 Qfikf, V F' if A CammY Goins G x:L 7' Nancy Goldsmith to I F, l-, .Q pp G L,l Q Colleen Good , N 'ki p Catherine Gough t ii! Sister Ethna Marie O'Doherty, French. ZQQQJLQJV Sister Ethna Marie O'Doherty again heads the Foreign Language Department at Holy Names Academy. All of our students take two years of a foreign language to fulfill the requirements. However, more and more students are begin- ning to go on to a third and fourth year study program to sharpen their skills. In addition to grammar usage, language students are encouraged to have a cultural appreciation of the peoples and the countries they are studying. Our Lan- guage teachexs are: Sister Ethna Marie, Frenchg Sister Rosemary Perisich, Lating Miss Anne jane Fabico, French and Spanishg and Miss Ginger Burton, Spanish. With these teachers, the Foreign Language Department obtains a reputation of excellence. Bravo, Sister Ethna Marie and Company! .QS :sz Q Mary Louise Grant Regina Gray Laura Greene Stephanie Hagarty qw Lorraine Haider Debbie Hans en When does the party begin? gg - rr Jennifer Huffstutter Kathryn Huletz Shelia Jacoby Angela jenkins Ann Hiller Anne Hills Cheryl Holden s,,,, If . .,,,, , I .,,,1.,,1f ,,,1 a ,--W,,,-ff re., f A V, gf My 11 f 6' E A ,. my am , if iiai . ,,,,.. gm .mad if if W A 14. H L ,r..,,,r W f f L 5 'L 2 lrii I ' f f ' iiii i s .N 5 y ' fa, I 6 5 ' ' , V , ' 511 z I 'I gif- MTQ, .V RWM-W I I VV K H V f --ff A f K J. . A ' J ., ' A . , H- .1 'ilf2ziiii'a: ' ff , if 1 f 1' In My - ak , .n W ' 4 ,V 2 Dorothy Goldsmith welcomes Freshmen. Gwenn Franz is a victim g L of Frosh Week. 'Nr 'V .X A 1: , N ik 4 X A958 . . u Q ,, , uf .rw-I 'Y' af X. .. K . , - 1..,,.-:- 1:-rfssa: 5 1- A sss as i 32 hp! .v' Anan Kihara Denise King Lynn Kitnikone i, . A U' 3 f' 4 1. W -.- V! ll, ,f Miss Shannon Cain, Rellgion Tracy Johncox Trisha Johncox Kathleen johnson Lisa Jones Patricia Kelly Kristine Kosmach Ana Kosnik Teri Krussel Mary Kumasaka Helen Laguick Annette Lane ' K - l ' Theresa Lane my .XVA V V F' ,NA sa, W M Lori Lanza - , ' -, ' 1' 1 Y' . V f 'LLW'L 5 Brenda Lar ' ' ' ' ' A Nora Leahy Louise Legge ' ' ' 544 Leslye Lewis-Page -f Carol Mc Chesney , -- , ,' Wm 'fr 194 go? wtf ca ,if . i W ,H M .B Q. 1. 1 2 We 'K av' ' sm Maureen McKillop k Qf I Gig! Meaghan Mann XM-1 I 5 I 3 Alyce Meizger Camille Minogue Home Mr. Hensley, English, P. E. , and Social Studies. ,gym W 7 A 5143 ,,1, Qlls: ff' A trhi A ki .gy El , Robin Mitchell Moira Monahan 15 M ? I 1 Carol Mottle Ranae Munoz 'Sf nf' gr 'fi ki- lm if- , rf' A Q n y yr ,QAJ ,A -.1 -P XS is 5 W .M 'K ' 4 , ai. I 4 'V J ' y S X., V P. Qs, P P f 0 fi in 1. 2- 'x +5 v .W ,QQ sis N 'sr .W -x rw U 6. Q A wa- . 1- r ' 10 Kristi Palmer Adrienne Pape Pamela Payne Q A if Laurian Pennylegion P Ina Pemival 5 I Els Gina Peterson julie Potter ,gy . ,. 4 X Mary Io Newman Pamela Nickerson ff ' ' Shawn Nowlin Lisa Nunez Teannie O'Brien Ann Marie O'Leary Cindy Oh Valerie Oravetz Mary Rose Palkowski Patty Shanks pays for missed air raids W ,. ......r,,,.m,,- ,ammo ,....,, lqmm Everybody needs milk!! EUOXW l'YNOYlxC,Q Z5 l'otcDljWGsp Catherine Romer Patricia Rowe Karen Salo Helen Schaaf Laura Scratchley Erin Raney Carmel Reid Molly Roark Maria Romeo wi ' T1 ,. .a4.f!f Q 'VE ' ET A .. Q jo-or W Sister Mary Sullivan, Counselor and Religion. ' 4' k i HJ ,ws-' .,. 5900 Christine Pruett Theresa Quinn A . my r ,. ,foe f C4 fl' li ,fm L Q. 4 1 6 J' ig-Qeigriiggwffff --1 - wf,.,f,A,,f. .awzlwpqfr , ' R 'I 1 :Sy , vw 1 1: , I' ' A , ' '. , r vs 1 xg, I ' 'lu A C 1 11 ir- r 'lr zi ., v ,A Q.-fr Av 1 ,lily ' A. 1 ill if , .Z 2 Q O 8 A 1, 3 Ry?- f T lt t t PM Shanks if Z 'N Anastasia Sheard il v x . I it v Renee Sinclair - Rosemary Small Melynda Smith Nancy Smith A' . I 5 ' Sarah Snapp lr 1 2 ! n jane Stabler C wed Sister Kathleen Hilton, English and Religion. Lucy Tago ai A ndrea Taylor Elizabeth Temoshok A X ,- Religious education was the main objective in the founding of Holy Names 97 years ago. This factor is still the prime element in its existence today. Each student is required to take a religion course each year she attends Holy Names. Topics discussed are essential to all people of every faith. Topics ranging from Biblical History to today's morality are typical of the subjects that surface in a religion class. Each girl is given the chance to renew her faith in God and herself and explore the principles in which she believes. The Religion Department teachers include Miss Shannon Cain, Sister Mary Annette Dworshak, Miss Anne jane Fabico, Sister Kathleen Morse, Sister Rosemary Perisich, head, Sister Mary Sullivan, Sister Kathleen Hilton and Mrs. Kathleen Krueger. Nadia VanZ ee Mary Walker 1 ' ,xii Chrystl Traylor Theresa Twohy Elizabeth Ursino 1 r. 4: A X Y fax Q 1 V Ll J X JN I K .Q I 4 4+ W I Sandy Weathers . G W, Q Rosemary Small has her say. G1ane1li contemplates her ' 'DCAQTJ-YQ .L X C5 YKQ. Klm Wee Jennifer Wells Patt1 Whltehead Roberta Wmch inf Angela Ye ats Lon Z1pp R N Y Involvement is the very essence of Holy Names. No matter where you look, you will find students involved with a variety of activities, and we have a vast array of activities to get involved in! just look at our enthusiastic student council and all the events that they have sponsored throughout the year, The Barn Dance, the Talent Show, and a multitude of assemblies all helped the clock to move a little bit faster. And there are more! What about all the sports teams, clubs, and committees that sponsored such events as Spirit Week or Hunger Awareness Week? The various events staged throughout the year are living proof of the energy and enthusiasm pos- sessed by the student body . . . Each event required much planning and preparation, and the rewards we experienced were well worth the work. Holy Names is what we make it---a school which is in constant motion, And we, the students, are the wheels keep- ing it rolling. Seniors eat, drink, and make merry! Theresa Paquet on cloud 9. z As much fun to make as it is to eat! Christie Pruett dreams on. The real 310 emerges. L ,. 5 Avg S . A . A.S.B, officers learn anatomy from Sr. Mary Tracy. if 5- Eng, Kathleen McKay, presidentg Margaret jenkins, Vice- president of the senior class. juniors pay close attention to Student Council. Pfi- i S-f if A 7 ' - -li 4 A Senior Class Representatives n asf 93 -N ni 9? ,va 3' .-w. ' 1 , ' J? ! 5' '- .-zfwk, .,-,i Wi. -3 Q 131 I I ' 'Y Junior Class Representatives Rah- Barb Martineau, presidentg Mugs Lillquist, vice president of the junior Class. 1 ggi. 4. 2 .3 3. 1555 k 1 . 3 Y fs Q.. 'N' ' ig xi is Q Q .t.., fs frkfp I W -'1 fn. :wg-1 -f - 5 5 ' 1 ,... in ' t ' ' a ff 'tif' Q Q, had 1 f'g,3f,5sf' :jf ww. ffl '- ' , Jaw, W4 f 44, ., . af 5. nv- ., 1 I jig Q . , fly rv' 1 ' ..-wt. . TL- . 21 gil? -- fix? , 1, 5,53 g I e QQ :, - . V2 1 -??f15FffL:'Y'i?ji'Y zixig.-'fy -f ,-'Aff X ,Jin - 5 J, A . , K S211 ' 1 ' - .... A - Qfzf 72f?lffQff k'x'k K K K L V 55' r Z ,, ,A..... -. ..t.....,, , 2.3 b b. , L m . .. . X 5' . ? 'mf 'c KN . df 'W A.S.B.Officers 'f'Q'Vf w .J - . . .1 Wa' -f J . , 1 ! 4 a-'I - J I V , 1, 5 7 1 'Q . - A W if M3 -4-Y ' -fx - - ' , 4 K f n . .X-fi ff 'J ' f' -9 T4 1 ,. - 7 .2 . I ,Ag - ' 15,13 A A t A- - .jj J ,Ai 2 ,,,, ,f e .f A. eff' -A A x , It , H fi -4 ,. - ff ' .vrv - '- N , N df il bd ...f x 1 .,t,.-. v 73 if 2 rr fs X aw' Leslye Lewis -Page, Presidentg Ann Marie Archer, Vice- President of the Freshman class. Freshman Class Representatives. Oh There IS a long road ahead! WN Dorothy Goldsmith plays secretary vw -, 'W' - x Susan Magnano, presidentg Kathleen Sullivan, Vice-president of the sophomore class. 1 -E lg ie C , Peek-a -boo! sf ki .bfi K l 5 Q mms li I 3 Q 4 3 5 ' 40' 6 JN-+ Sophomore Representatives . iliyjy Cheap Thrills! 75 ,f f If The somber side. . . 5- ' Louise Suttell and date win Barndance Costume Competition. Mr. Steele and one of his more exciting dates. 4.3 Q, tin 1 1 A ' . .x 4 v fat- yt .- , A I f . 1 gNST.t.' f.- fggm , x 5 Q S , Diane Diluck and friend. joline Fascia and Jennie Scarpello enjoy the company of their dates. W Le - tv s Father Knows Best 3 I ,una-WW Students for Life Speech and Debate lf Brown baggin' it I fl National Honor Society ' MQEQQ 'J .sign , fi - 4 S cience C lub AW, , Thespians Holy Names Choir Do you hear what I hear? ,,,,,,,.,..mw-.fwvww-,mm .',, img,-,,, W 1- They'11 never break up the act! mt Chamber Orchestra - 2 A x 1 x .q x 1 M 1 s L... Vocal Ensemble directed by Sister Georgie Tribble. Chamber Orchestra in action Vocal Ensemble boogies. 7. E7 , I YQ. m:m1.-.,. . 'm lt if Rose Names captures the audience. I 1 if ,J - Hiking Club Seattle Prep Cheerleaders Ski C lub -...I Lettermen's Club I., -M5 will gs 712 HIHT .,................ www M. W O'Dea Cheerleaders Sport and Sp1r1t Off1cers Momca Welch and Megan ai Sixth graders from Saint Mary Magda1en's school cool down the furnace. ,wwe xi Seniors unleash their talents in their Christmas Assembly. Was it something I said? Nannette Borracohini wins the Attention Span Contest. ,V nf, I J -..1, , in Lf 1 , s .RV an H' H Larry Bollard and Judd Parkin from Ashland Shakespearean Festival. H.N.A, 'ers clamor for autographs. Cindy Ip and Kristina Koschker share their culture. Carol McChesney gets bent out of shape. ,.....1 '-,.,x:.,W...-f ......a4:x1..., 5 Lg W,,,,,,., , ,, f 22f.aQhisaik4ixf5,f3n32 4wl-.xzefvfa-.aM. ,, -' Kiki Dee and Elton John make a special appearance. ,QQ Kathleen Tougher winds up and sings a song. 'f5 '4 F '35,k,-,1 f ' f ,-.,. ,.,..,1wi-fa.1,+fwsfk,f:lalgf:2 'z551sf 75 ,,f Ooops! Kathie De1aney's strummin' and singin'. The rigors of rehearsal. Two talented dancers at the Talent Show. ,...,-N...,.., ,. .W-...... T 87 wo of the Twelve Angry Women Miss Duren rushes to the aid of P. E. casualties We really should be studying! Monkey business on the M9fAPFS YH set. Enough said! Dancing like the folks in France. Honk if you love tennis. It's been a long four years! SPORTS IDENTIFICATION Page 9 ALL SCHOOL SOCCER TEAM: ROW 1: Stacy Wise, Theresa Zech, Mona McChesney, Monica Welch, Julie O'Brien, Ann Iwata, Eileen Coan, Lucy Brady ROW '2: Megan Anderson, Mary Quinn, Sharon McEvoy, Julie McKay, Eleanor Anderson, Camille Minogue, Gina Peterson, Missy Hills, Cici Conyne NOT PICTURED: Mary Meuger, Miss Nan Duren SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Gigi Hohlbein, Mary Boley, Karen Fisher, Joan Suder, Tary Wyne ROW 2: Cathy Hayes, Lori Yount, Jane Geraci, Laura Farris, Kathleen McKay, Cathy Opdahl, Gail Crace JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Sharon McEvoy, Therese Nowlin ROW 2: Ki Read, Erin Shea, Mugs Lillquist, Lydia Schoolfield Page 10 SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Sarah Derrig, Deborah Deisher, Stacy Hartog, Linda Wilson, Mary Ann McDonald ROW 2: Kim Brindle, Therese McKee, Theresa Connelly, Katie O'Leary, Jean Hueffed, Mary Ann McCleary Page 11 FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Nancy Goldsmith, Trisha Johncox, Tracy Johncox, Laurian Penny-Legion, Mary Walker ROW 2: Anan Kihara, Patty Shanks, Kathy Cuff, Mary Banel Page 12 ALL SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Cindy Oh, Erin Shea, Julie O'Brien, Jeannie O'Brien, Inez Lindsey, Ann Iwata, Linda Wilson, Shawn Nowlin ROW 2: Ms. Duren, Jane Geraci, Mugs Lillquist, Jada Benton, Jenifer Huffstutter, Karen O'Brien, Ann Hiller, Gail Crace, Eleanor Anderson, Laura Farris ACTIVITIES IDENTIFICATION Page 72 SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Jane Geraci, Gidget Allen, Terrie O'Donnell, Theresa Radke ROW 2: Kathy Connelly, Cathy Hayes, Sue Greiner NOT PICTURED: Eleanor Anderson Page 73 JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Leanne Ursino, Paula Blanchett, Kathy Winch, Marga McChesney, Sheila Seitz ROW 2: Lydia Schoolfield, Dorothy Benedict, Teresa LaCugna, Kris Franz, Susan Green NOT PICTURED: Monica Hardy ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: CLOCKWISE: Mary Metzger, Secretary, Dorothy Goldsmith, Activity Coordinator, Mary Boley, President, Rita Hilton, Treasurer Page 74 FRESHMEN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Kathy Cuff, Nancy Goldsmith, Catherine Gough ROW 2: Kim DeYoung, Lori Lanza, Mary Walker, Susan Geraci NOT PICTURED: Ana Kosnik Page 75 SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Anna Medina, Cheryl Brown, Mary Ann McDonald, Margaret Brady ROW 2: Joanne Deforeest, Fe Pattuinan, Sheila McKay, Terese McKee NOT PICTURED: Marjorie Bennet, Maureen McGovern Page 78 STUDENTS FOR LIFE: ROW 1: Janet Browne, Liz McKee, Pam Polet, Kathleen McKay, Monica Hardy ROW 2: Anna Mascio, Susan Magnano, Lori Lanza, Theresa Radke ROW 3: Diane Thompkins, Mary Ann McDonald, Therese McKee, Sister Ann Pizelo, moderator ROW 4: Margaret Small, Lisa Haugland, Sheila McKay, Roberta Thomas SPEECH AND DEBATE ROW 1: Pam Polet, Monica Fawthrop, Paula Polet ROW 2: Lisa Haugland, Mary Ann McDonald, Val Farmer Page 79 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Andrea Arksey, Susan Sanchez, Roberta Thomas, Theresa Radke, Rita Hilton ROW 2: Leanne Ursino, Gidget Allen, Teresa Tamura, Sheila McDonough, Dorothy Goldsmith, Mary Siemion, Val Farmer, Mrs. Marjorie Korkowski, moderator ROW 3: Mary Behrenhoff, Lisa Haugland, Jane Geraci, Kathy Connelly, Dorothy Benedict, Cindy Walsh, Lydia Schoolfield, Margaret Jenkins, Colleen Keefe NOT PICTURED: Monica Hardy, Margaret Wieman SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: Margaret Jenkins, Mary Behrenhoff, Val Farmer , Teresa Tamura, Mrs. Janice Curry, moderator, ADH Iwata ROW 2: Karen Brindle, Teresa Cormier, Jane Geraci, Susan Thomas NOT PICTURED: Rita Hilton THESPIANS ROW 1: Mary Siemion, Theresa Paquet, Michelle Salo, Maureen Luis ROW 2: Gail Crace, Susan McDonough, Jean Hueffed, Jane Spiers, Tary Wyne ROW 3: Val Farmer, Eileen Jepsen, Margaret Wieman, Jennifer Grow, Mary Ann McDonald NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Mary Jo Highfield, moderator, Marie Murray, Mary Metzger, Margaret Jenkins, Kathleen McKay, Sheila Seitz, Donna Gianelli, Katie Forgette, Holly Gaines, Sally Gianelli Page 80 HOLY NAMES CHOIR ROW 1: Trisha Johncox, Kris Berkowitz, Sally Heye, Rita Bring, Andrea Porter, Susan Rolfe, Christine Pruett, Helen Schaff, Sheila Jacoby, Monike Wolpert ROW 2: Karla Peabody, Kathie Delaney, P. J. Rowe, Jeannie Scarpello, Madge Billings, Andrea Taylor, Mary Behrenhgff, Carol McChesney, Liz Ursino, Roberta Winch, Jane Geraci, Joanne Harer, Tara Dowd ROW 3: Carol Shannon, Louies Legge, Annette Lane, Jane Stabler, Jean Pettinger, Rose Names, Margaret Brady, Sue Greiner, Cathy Hayes, Kathy Gaffikin, Michelle Prevost ROW 4: Jane Pugel, Margaret Young, Lorene Copeland, Peggy Spangler, Jada Benton, Terrie McCork1e, Mary Kay McClure NOT PICTURED: Sister Georgie Tribble, director, Tracy Johncox, Kathy Banas, Ann Beringer, Cathy Gough, Georgiana Houle, Sarah Snapp, Katie Tougher, Chris Conte, Kathy Cuff, Carolyn Fritz, Colleene Keefe, Theresa Leahy, Frances Tangalan Page 81 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ROW 1: Michelle Salo, Meredith Arksey, Mary Ann McDonald, Jean Hueffed, Rebecca Smith, Megan DuRuz ROW 2: Sister Magdalen Fautch, director, Katie Dempsey, Val Frmer, Gina Peterson, Camille Minogue, Penny Edwards, Angie Montoya VOCAL ENSEMBLE ROW 1: Leanne Ursino, Jeannie Scarpello, Peggy Spangler, Susan Rolfe, Rose Names, Joanne DeForeest, Chris Conte, Susan Magnano, Mary Ann McDonald ROW 2: Sister Georgie Tribble, director, Erin Steele, Jean Pettinger, Lorene Copeland, Kathy Schaff, Katie Tougher, Katy Banas, Monika Wolpert, Frances Tangalan NOT PICTURED: Margaret Small, Theresa Leahy Page 82 SKI CLUB ROW 1: Teri Harmon, Bridget Terry, Nora Gohrke, Kathleen McKay, Tary Wyne, Lori McDonald ROW 2: Lisa Haugland, Carol Franz, Terrie O'Donnell, Karen Brindle, Kim Brindle NOT PICTURED: Kris Franz LETTERMEN'S CLUB ROW 1: Mugs Lillquist, Joan Suder, Mary Boley, Jane Geraci, Gail Crace, Diane Bozanich ROW 2: Laura Farris, Eileen Coan, Theresa Zech, Ann Iwata NOT PICTURED: Maureen Luis, Terrie O'Donnell, Megan Anderson Page 83 O'DEA CHEERLEADERS Candy King, Leslie Stewart, Rosalind Davis, Karla Cook, Yvette Bapashaw DEBORAH ANNE AIELLO - Senior Prom Chairman KATHLEEN ANNE MICAH ALLEN - O'Dea Glee Club, 15 Vocal Ensemble, 25 O'Dea Cheerleader, 35 N. H. S. , 3,45 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 Student Council, 45 Volleyball, 4 ELEANOR MARIE ANDERSON - Soccer, 3,45 Tennis, 3,45 Basketball, 45 Student Council, 4 I KATHERINE BANAS - vocai Ensemble, 2,3,4, H.N. c. 1,2, 3,4 KRISTEN JANE BAUIVIAN - Basketball, 1, 25 Volleyball, 1,25 School Play, 3,45 O'Dea Glee Club, 3,45 Science Club, 4 MARY GRACE BEHRENHOFF - N. H. S. , 2, 3,45 Science ciub, 3,4 MARY THERESE BOLEY - O'Dea Glee Club, 15 Student Council, 1, 2, 3,45 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3,45 Sport and Spirit, 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball, 1, 2,4 DIANE MARIE BOZANICI-I - Basketball, 1, 25 Volleyball, 1, 2, 35 Sport and Spirit Officer, 35 Black Comedy , 35 P.A.B., 35 Letterman, 3,4 LUCIANN BRADY - Hiking Club, 3,45 soccer, 3,4 KAREN BRINDLE - O'Dea Glee Club, 15 All City Choir, 25 Vocal Ensemble, 2, 35 Ski Club, 3,4 MARLENE BUSCH - O'Dea Glee Club, 15 Volleyball, l,2,3, 4 EILEEN MARIE COAN - Student Council, 15 Soccer, 2, 35 Letterman, 3,4 KATHERINE MARY CONNELLY - N. H. S. , 2, 3,45 Student Council, 4-5 Senior Prom Comittee CATHERINE CONYNE - Volleyball, 15 Soccer, 3,45 Ski Club, 4 IOANNE COONEY - Track, 1 TERESA CORMIER - Volleyball, 15 Science Club, 35 junior Play DIANE DI LUCK - O'Dea Glee Club, 3,4 Jo ELLEN DRAKE - Thespians, 3 SONIA DUBROVAY - Science Club, 3 - - LAURA FARRIS - Volleyball, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 1,2,3 45 Tennis, 1,2, 3,45 Student Council, 1,2, 35 Letterman, 3,4 KAREN FISHER - Volleyball, 4 KAROL FRANZ - Ski Club, 3,4 JANE GERACI - Volleyball, 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 N. H. S., 2, 3,45 P.A.B., 35 Students For Life, 3,45 Science Club, 3,45 Student Council, 4 DONNA TERESA GIANELLI - Tennis, 15 Tolo Committee, 25 School Play, 1, 35 Junior Dance Committee, 3 NORA M. GOHRKE - Soccer, 2,35 Ski Club, 3 THERESA GRAY - Volleyball, 35 Sport and Spirit, 3 JENNIFER GROW - Thespians, 3,4 JOANNE HARER - H. N. C. , 1, 2,4 RITA MARIE HILTON - H. N. C. , 15 N. H. S., 2, 3,45 Student Council, 35 Science Club Vice-President, 35 Close-Up, 35 Excalibur Staff, 3,45 A. S.B. Treasurer, 4 REGINA HOLBEIN - Tennis, 1,2,3,45 Ski Club, 3,4 LISA ANNE HUFFSTUTTER - Volleyball, 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Sport and Spirit, 1, 2, 35 Poster Club, 3,45 Science Club, 35 Excalibur Staff, 4 ANN LOUISE IWATA - Basketball, 1, 2, 3,45 Volleyball, 1, 2, 35 Hiking Club, 1, 2, 35 Tennis, 25 Sport and Spirit Vice-President, 25 Soccer, 2,3,45 Softball, 2,45 Science Club, 3,4 MARGARET ALLYSON JENKINS - H. N. C. , 15 Prep Ensemble 25 N.H. S., 2, 3,45 Science Club, 3,4 COLLEEN KEEFE - Debate, 15 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 H.N.c.,4,N.H.s.,4 CANDACE M. KING - I-I.N. C. , 15 O'Dea Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Student Council, 25 Vocal Ensemble, 2,35 P.A.B., 3, Junior Dance Committee,O'Dea Cheerleader, 45 Senior Prom Committee CHRISTINA SAU YEE KOSCHKER - Music, 45 Drama, 45 Sport and Spirit, 4 THERESA LEAHY - H.N. C. , 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble, 4 MAUREEN ELIZABETH LUIS - Volleyball, 1,2, 35 Sport and Spirit, 1, 2, 3,45 Tennis, 25 Basketball, 2, 35 Thespians, 2,3,45 Hiking Club, 35 Soccer, 3,45 Letterman, 3,4 MARY JANELL METZGER - Soccer, 3,45 A. S.B. Secretary, ANGELINA MARIE MONTOYA - Hiking Club, 45 Chamber Orchestra, 4 SUSAN LEIGH MORGAN - junior Play Committee MONA MCCHESNEY - Baseball, 35 Soccer, 3,4 LORI ANN MCDONALD - Ski Club, 3,4 SHEILA ANN MCDONOUGH - Student Council, 25 H. H. S. , 2,35 Vice-President, 45 Close-Up, 35 Excalibur Staff, 45 Senior Class Public Relations KATHLEEN MARY MCKAY - Student Council, 1, 3,45 Students for Life President, 3,45 Thespians, 3,45 Senior Class President ELIZABETH ANNE MCKEE - O'Dea Glee Club, 15 Close-Up, 35 junior Dance Committee, P.A. B. , 35 Students for Life, 3,45 Senior Prom Committee ROSE NAMES - H. N. C. , 3,45 Vocal Ensemble, 4 TERRIE O'DONNELL - Basketball, 2, 35 Volleyball, 2, 3,45 Softball, 2,3,45 Prep Cheerleader, 35 Ski Club, 3,45 Student Council, 4 CATHERINE MARIE OPDAHL - Basketball, 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 o'nee Clee Club, 3,4 JEAN PETTINGER- H.N. C., 1,3,4, Vocal Ensemble, 4 Tl-IERESA RADKE - Students for Life, 3,45 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 N. H. S., 3,45 Student Council, 4 SUSAN LIN SANCHEZ - Students for Life, 3,45 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 N,H. S, , 3,45 Speech Club, 4 IEANNIE SCARPELLO - H.N. C., 1,2,3,4, Vocal Ensemble 4 KATHLEEN SCHWAEGLER - Soccer, 3 3 3 Senior MARY TERESA SIEMION - N,H. S., 3,45 Thespians Secretary, 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 35 MARGARET SMALL - School Play, 15 Volleyball, 1,2, Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Vocal Ensemble, 2, 3,45 Students for Life, 3,45 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 Science Club, 3 JANE SPIERS - Tbespi5s T JOAN MARIE SUDER - Sport and Spirit, 1,2,45 President, 35 Volleyball, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, l,2,45 Tennis, l,2,45 Letterman, 3,45 Excalibur Staff, 4 STEPHANIE KIMI SUGAMURA - Piano, 1, 2, 35 Tennis, MONICA SYLVESTER - Excalibur Staff, 3,45 Hunger Awareness Group, 35 Science Club, 3,45 Track, 4 TERESA YUKO TAMURA - Students for Life, 35 I-Iunger Awareness Group, 35 junior Dance Chairman, Science Club, 35 President, 45 H.H. S. , 3,4 FRANCES GRACE LUCIDO TANGALAN - Senior Music Scholarship receipient5 Accompanist for H. N. C, 3,45 Accompanist for Vocal Ensemble, 3,4 ROBERTA THOMAS - N,H. S., 2,3,4, Students for Life, 3,4 SUSAN PATRICIA THOMAS - Volleyball, 15 Students for Life, 35 Science Fair, 35 Science Club, 3,4 KATHLEEN ANN TOUGHER - H.N. C., 1,2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble, 1,2,3,45 O'Dea Glee Club, 15 Thespians, 4 MARGARET CLARE WIEMAN - Student Council, 15 Debate, 15 Tennis, 25 N.H. S. , 2,35 Treasurer, 45 P.A.B. , 35 Hunger Awareness Group Chairman, 35 Students for Life Treasurer, 35 Science Club, 35 Thespians, 3,4 PEGGY WILSON - Volleyball, 1 MONIKA LOUISE wolPERT - H.N. C., 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble, 2,3,4 THERESA MARIE ZECH - Softball, 2,3,45 Soccer, 3,45 Letterman, 4 1,2 93 sta f Q QP sg Qpplqugillf' 94 n Nb ITZ 'Y 'X 'lip :ggi 'f '3 'QP' 155 532 .3 The 1977 Excalibur Staff does have a lot to leave behind. Among that lot are the people who helped to pull us through this year. To Mr. Jim Palm, Mr. George Somoff and Miss Ginger Burton we convey our gratitude. Our thanls also to the innumerable others who supported us throughout the preparation of this synopsis of the 1976 -19771-INA school year. Excalibur Staff also leaves behind a legacy of Pizza Pete checks. The graduating class of '77 departs, having ex- perienced Sophomore English, World History, 7th period, Study off-gro1Jn.ds.pLivi.leges,-Raarggedy-Aaa1g'- and last but not least, MAY 25th! When the classes of '78-'80 reach their Senior year, they too will realize how much one leaves be- hind. 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