Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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Curtis Fong aids the handicapped. awe' i i hi Bill Schwartz tutors in metaphysics. l ' Hifi- Erik Read goes big-time at U.C.D. Hospital 1,

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Seniors Involved: CommunityAction One of the most important and rewarding of the gradua- tion requirements for seniors is Community Action. Under the guidance of Mr. Kevin Ballard, S.J., the entire senior class spends 65 hours each working in the greater Sacra- mento Community, tutoring, aiding the physically and mentally handicapped, working in hospitals, rest homes and even campaigning for safe energy. During the summer months some seniors worked dili- gently with the handicapped at Camp Sierra in the foot- hills of the Sierra Nevadas. Those who helped at Camp Sierra remember those weeks as one of their most rewarding experiences. This year seniors are working at U.C. Medical Center, Immaculate Conception Grammar School, Citizen's for Safe Energy, Children's Receiving Home, Easter Seals and the Food Locker. Community Action, the pride of Jesuit, shows growing concern for others. It is an integral part of Jesuit Educa- tion: to be men for others. 'Q I .i -. v Greg Love gets help from Raul on his Spanish homework. S.- - ' Mr. Ballard assigns placements. g . ?ev1w. Mro bags rays for Citizens for Safe Energy.

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Kutlass Krazies Kapture Klimate This year's Cutlass staff has somewhat changed the basic format of previous Jesuit yearbooks by adding theme pages to the open- ing section. This change from the traditional Jesuit yearbook was devised so that we could adequately comment on the spirit of the school. Our selection of Pride as our theme was not difficult. Jesuit is synonomous with Egde. That Pride is hopefully reflected in this ok. Long hours spent under buzzing fluorescent lights with Fr. Whitten breathing fire down our necks: Steve Nixon's, Editor in Chief, ram- blings about his girl friendg Steve HaIvorson's, Layout Editor, various and original hair stylesg Steve Skrocki's, Photography Editor, foggy negatives, Kris Morrow's, Art Editor, Marauder Graffitig Bryant Sheehy's, Photography Editor, S300 Bank Account are a few of the many things that made it all worthwhile. The yearbook could never have been'finished without the help of Katie a visage of hope Stephanson, Coronet Can we have this pic- ture yesterdayf? Portraits, or Bro. Farrington's and Dave Novak's always ready cameras. If Q I fish y 4 . tif if f ig I, ,f i,,t f, 1 ff if i I ' fl' 'xt xij i E P or J l ' fl ' W 'WH V A iixiximi' , lf J, -3 Steve Nixon, Editor in Chief. l I '11-wa- .A . ..,,,, x. X A - 4 ,rf il 1 L gui- l' 9. , ' f if H iw X ,Jiri aiu ll' 'E 'L' '+V' xv i :shaggy it ,gji Yearbook Staff on Visitor's Day: Ron Ayers, John Bergen, John Bower, Kirk Dowdell, Niel Fischer, Scott Gage Tony Gonzalez, Steve Heuer, Bob Hoffman, Ron Hollis, Matt Jaime, Jim Knaak, Jim Irwin, Robin Little, Greg Love, Kevin McDonald, Fred Medina, Nick Miller, Erik Read, Tony Roide, Peter Schaeffer, Steve Nixon, Kris Morrow, Steve Halvorson, Randy Mroczynski, Bryant Sheehy, Steve Skrocki, Fr. Carlton Whitten, S.J.