John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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IlUAinr HAItCH v i . . ' i S.YJ tc Above: Lori Lovoy inducts Mike Hemphill into the National Honor Society. Top left: Christy Martin sav ors the flavor of her food at the International Fair. Top center: Somebody's having a birthday! Bottom: School spirit invades the bodies of Lily Clayton, Gena Barclarc, Stacy Watkins, and Carolyn Kcely. 17

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Top right: Tm going to get you. Grant Haines, if it's the last thing I do!'’ Top left: The future leaders of America — a vision in white. Bottom right: Doesn't Bishop Boland look happy! 16

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lifestyles of Lifestyles Dear Cavalier Unity of student body, friendly people, religious at- mosphere, and a loving fac- ulty make up Southside’s finest. No, this is not refer- ring to the newest restaurant that everyone’s raving about. This is the everyday life at John Carroll High School. When most people think of Catholic schools in general, they think of uniforms and nuns for teachers. The many myths people have about Catholic schools are not true. Our unity as a student body allows us to become one as a family unit, and our religious backgrounds, feelings and be- liefs allow us to become one in God. From a student’s freshman year onward, feel- ings of warmth and friend- liness will last forever. Those are the feelings that make John Carroll even more spe- cial. The faculty and guid- ance department are just a few people that make John Carroll what it really is, a place of Christian learning. The academic program of- fered here at John Carroll is designed to help students with their individual needs and to encourage them to be- come the very best. Although not a perfect school, John Carroll, with all its ups and downs, will always be on top! DEAR CAVALIER: I’m on my way to high school and tremendously afraid of mak- ing a fool of myself in front of all of those upperclassmen. I was very involved in elemen- tary school, but I’m afraid of getting into activities since it’s my first year. What should I do? — NO NERVES DEAR NO NERVES: Don’t let upperclassmen stand in your way. Get in- volved. be assertive; that’s the only way to make it in high school. Starting out on a good foot means making good grades and getting in- volved. DEAR CAVALIER: My first day of school is ap- proaching and I don’t know what to wear! — FASHION CONSCIOUS DEAR FASHION CON- SCIOUS: Your first day is the one to really make an im- pression. Wear something that accentuates your face and hair. Don’t wear jeans and a tee shirt. Nice casual clothes (khaki or blue pants or skirts) are suggested. First impressions are always what you make of them. DEAR CAVALIER: Being accepted in high school (being with the “A” crowd) is very important to me. I think once I get accepted I’ll have a lot of friends. How do I go about getting in with the pop-’ ular people? — ACCEPTANCE NEED-i ED, DEAR ACCEPTANCE NEEDED: Being accepted ini high school is important, bui being yourself is more impor- tant. Movies ; GOOD MORNING VIETi NAM i Starring Robin Williams is funny, excellent, humorous and exciting. FATAL ATTRACTION Starring Michael Douglas and Glen Close is a thriller that keeps you on the edge oi your seat. THREE MEN AND A BABY Starring Ted Danson. Steve Guttenburg. and Tom Sclleck is a delight that is fun for the, whole family. THROW MAMA FROM THE TRAIN Starring Billy Crystal am' Danny DeVito is a hilariou' comedy that keeps you laugh ing all through the show. Search-N-Find p a r t i e s e r t d a n c e 1 X r i n g c e r e m 0 n y q r t i m s P e c i a 1 s P e a k e r s t b P r 0 m a s e P 1 a y t u j m u r a i r b a n d r e t r e a t s r V c h 0 i r c 0 n c e r t h i g g q h 0 m e c 0 m i n g t s a m 0 i f y a d t i u r c e r y a e c q e e s c h 0 0 e V i r d d 0 0 1 b s e b 0 0 k s t f f u P r e d w 0 P d i n t e r n a t i 0 n a 1 f a i r m a u i m a u i 1 u a u d a n c e Maui Maui Luau Powder Puff Airband Play Special Speakers Prom Retreats Choir Concert International Fair Homecoming Liturgies Blood Drive Ring Ceremony Recruit Day Dance Parties 18