Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

.-4. .U num .,- -f x Has. . -.1 u- ...w,xng:- wgw- 4.g.ir: ww- ,La A1351- - -1-mu, - . - - -- Contents Activities . . ....... . . Athletics . . . . . Clubs . . . . . People ..... . . Ads and Index .. .... Lepanto Staff 1984 Leslie Austin, Mary Costello, Wendy Eris- man, Liz Foley, Linda Franko, Scott Lo- soya, Tracey Merkle, Ann Shipka, Bill Speer, Mandy Stewart, Missy Strickland, Beth Titsworth. Editor ................. Cara Colella Chief Photographer . .. Tammy Kubitza Business Manager .. Dee Dee Kliewer Adviser ,............... RJ. McNally Contributors: Danice Mize, Sam Padilla. Graphics: Philip Sams. Human beings are constantly looking ahead. Whether the matter is something trivial, like the weather, or more important, such as a career choice, people attempt to project their lives into the future. Lepanto '84: Projections wants you to look forward into your life. As a young adult, you have much to discover and plenty of years in which to learn. Your choice for the future depends on what you want to gain. Not only does what you want to gain influence the life ahead of you, but what the future will be also affects you. For example, since the future will be computer- oriented, courses teaching the uses of computers are available now in most schools. What we expect the future to be determines our learning today. The future is someplace we make, not somewhere we're going. Therefore, the two questions that are essential in determining life ten or twenty years from now are, What do l want to gain? and How can I make my future in the future? Projections: '84 serves the future by reminding you of your past. lt reminds you that whatever you make of your future will always have glimpses or your Nolan past in it. We hope these pages add to your glimpses. Cara Colella Editor U if IN OUR 0PINION . Ms. Mize Is The One For Lepanto '84 R'- 'z , if Left-Freshmen get smaller every day. Above-Could I have your name, please? Below left-Ms. Mize in her element. The 1984 staff counts among its friends, many advertisers, parents, teachers, and administrators. However, there are, as with all long range projects, certain people who remain interested longer than others. For Lepanto '84, one of these long-time admirers is Ms. Danice Mize. We of the 1984 Lepanto staff would like to acknowledge her continuing interest, humor, friendship, and creative teaching abilities by dedicating Lepanto '84: Proiections to her. Thanks, Ms. Mize, for just being you. S s ff AX X9 -iv kk x71 ,. --- L 1155 J F HM ! ,RM m an u s- f H'mffF? K: V T E In i A H W QE QM L , Q P' -1 V i ' - - , QA A N i A ' - ' ' J' fp: Y ' E V . , V--.1.-. , , f , If - , . Af 271, . , . , F V, xg if 'Z ' . 4 J... Q f M b 1 PX ur I Ill w 5: ' -in 4 -r ,, . , --.., J-A., i AJ! fxmx 36242531 WW Sk XQWN di rgffli Mfi? FICTIVITIES ....., '1u. -gk fb -fn V-295 ' G miie f ,-,ag my JM' i -. r ,. lW30k,.cw . X .xx 4 , 'Hb . v em . 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L, . s ,,,..J-w--M, , .:,..auwlO' - .4 Q , xx, HL- - ..,,,,.un-r f N' Nolan, like most institutions, must try to project the needs of tomorrow, today. ln order to better itself for the future, Nolan is planning several expansions and improvements of its athletic and academic facilities. The track in the rear of the picture is the first of such expansions. i 9 DLYDUR owN THING ri.. 4 '-i j1,.,.w as J- N ,177- L, gy rc C 75 -C1213 .c:::::: -' --Air ' Seniors prepare to draw the infamous party van. Freshmen design the Hornet Motel. i ' V I I 1 - S 'lb . 'l I .iw I-v lv ,,,A .V 4 Y .,.W K . ' : ,J 7 , Mit' ,-Kiss ' S ff it '- gf , , 3 , A I A b A A ' V .,A ,, f Q 9' .rl ,W 1- V! I cg , V , I ,Bl It i , M A -f. - . y ,f 'Yf 2, , 1 -V,,. .- V K ,M -F ll ,, rr.r ' 5 - 5 Q ..- px it k N y s, it g 'Q 10 Das right, we bad! Posters were up Saturday afternoon for the upcom- ing week- October 10 to 14- SPIRIT WEEK! Monday morning the usual questions were floating through the halls: Who's hall is this Hey, what's your theme'? Have you gotten a date yet? What color is your dress? Everyone's meeting at Winfield's! As spirit built up, each class promoted its members to peak pep and the rally was off with cries of We've got spirit! Yes, we do! This year the sophomores out-yelled the rest and walked away with the spirit sticky Mascots give Mr. Benson, alias the Mad Hornet, a Viking Welcome. X l r J . HOMECOMING '83 When Spirit Week drew to an end, Nolanites were ready for the grand finale- the annual Homecoming dance. Passing by the crowded tables you could hear: Can you believe she came with him'?! I just love your dress! Did you see that mum? Who is this Andy Barber guy? New couples, old couples, and odd couples all danced to the 92V2 Sound and Light Show. Even some NHS alumni returned to enjoy the dance. But who could compare to all those album winners? Disco Dan, that's who. fm 1 ' l F' ,wfgwa flavlitltftv 'f lp W- - I ., A we ,,,t ' F ...N 0 A .wi wi anna, wi 1 ----- -... , ff- Oh no, l just sat in some lemonade! 'PJJ -- '- -A -QI ' T' 'lzvxaffflfs-'f-+f ' ,... i We use Ultrabrite! Curtis gives tips on how to pick pockets. I n' 5 1983 HDMECOMING COURT Viking fans gathered at Country Day on Saturday the 15th to cheer the football team on to victory against Greenhill. In the midst of band music, a drill team performance, and, of course, blue and white balloons, Rose Colvin was crowned the 1983 Homecoming Queen. Her court included Denise Delgado, Karen Doskocil, Melinda Rodriguez, and Leslie Shaw. Congratulations, girls! After the presentation, Vikes went on to challenge the Hornets, but were defeated. Nevertheless, it takes more than a loss to dampen Nolan spirit!! .Jwyqj . .+. 11 W1 -S ll J- 'il Q - ' ,..-- 20 ll Michelle Thomas receives the Eucharist from Fr. Publius Xuereb. Nolan's annual Spirit Mass was held on August 31, 1983. Students and faculty gathered in the gym to hear the Mass, which was celebrated by Fr. Dan Williams, Rev. Howard Hetzel, and Rev. Bill Paiz. Nolan's spirit for the forthcoming year was proclaimed by the installation of the student government leaders and new faculty members. L A Nick congratulates Carolyn on the use of her talents in the Spirit Mass mime. HOWDY WEEK 1983 BEVERLY COMFORTS LITTLE SISTERS VICKI AND SANDRA AT THE HOWDY PICNIC. wif Q K 0 Ns .an , Ima KATHY AND THE CRUISERS! A TYPICAL FISH DISPLAYS HIS MATURITY LOOK MOM, NO FEET! Howdy Week festivities - the week of September 6 to 10- gave freshman and new students a chance to meet the old-timers . Whether or not the freshman made any new friends, they learned several new skills: riding tricycles - ever seen a 6 foot freshman on 2 foot tricycle'?g costuming - ever seen a crab walking down a crowded corridor'?g and proposing - ever seen Jason chase Beth? but will it last? The freshman managed to live through the week despite all their new skills and various forms of water torture indiscriminately administered by senior boys. For their endurance, the freshmen were rewarded with a sack lunch picnic around the Student Center complete with sack races and megaphone-spinning. Howdy Week '83 gave the freshman a look at the sophisticated attitudes of Nolan upperclassmen. Once they got their look, however, many of them wanted to get on their tricycles and ride home. 1 7,4 i - Fins AW? '- 'N rcs: ,fix .Q 5 .C 52233 GREEK TOGA DANCE? ZFX FW JD ,, r X S g ' No comment. This year, the combined effort of the Fresh- men and Sophomore Councils produced Nolan's first Toga Dance. Although no plate breaking was reported by chaperones, No- lanites did pass the evening cavorting about in sheets and other types of Greek attire. The result was a night filled with music, laughter, and lots of Coca-Cola! J 'Q and they danced. Flock Lobster hits Nolan. LU X F ,, Did YOU See them! Miss Plumlee and Steve dance the night away. . ' 'P fel? il 00 gli 5' il Q9 . ' 'L Q a ' 'O i Wg' OW H0021 FZ' f ae Q7 -u Jerri-'ri f NsMz,s': J ,Gam .1 Q - 'I' 'Q ul ir' l l X bm 'Q .mx ff? 1, v ,. iff? if . '5 F if -5 , 5 5 5 . V f fif .V K , M 4 7. Q,Tf5fz , Ex, ' . - , 'L fwgggg vtum: '1 FQ , v Q s 5 if I 91 fir 8 X-.-..-a--M A E. r ,ff , ki j 1 Senior retreat Athens, Texas good food fora change All Right!! talent show the endless bell Hey! Where did our hair- dryers go? l've got some ice cream! late- nlght-longjohn-runners Monty spelled back- wards ls Jason G.W.O.l3.'s a most memorable experience. w H . X 51.519, 'K -Lv ,l H , Y i 'U r H, -....-f i btw-. i l l l i z JUNIOR RETREAT , 'I s :Q s I1 I s 5' ., I - 'T I A xx R R ft fwt rt ... W fi t :Q I ya Juniors share some time together. lt was excellent! I feel like I know everyone better than I did before retreat . . . lt was an experience The first night was full of surprises, but they were good surprises! . . . The food was edible, to say the most . . . We've become closer to God and, I think, to each other . . . I found another side to my- self that I didn't know I had . . . Wonderful! We'Il get REVENGE, Kelly Flay! Modesto and Nynochka go for the gold. New 20 ,gn 'S a time for thought .. . ,f , , 1 in . M VLIL fm a time for silence a time for communication . . . a time for fun . . . R E T R E A T S O P H 0 M O R E a time for friendship FRESHMAN RETREAT The first retreat experience is always a little cha- otic. Five buses strung out in a long yellow line managed to reduce the chaos to community. Two hundred and thirty'Freshmen plus assorted Juniors and Seniors and Faculty members filled almost every room at the Community Center at Richland Hills Church of Christ for the 1984 Freshman Retreat. The theme of the day was captured in a banner proclaiming TO GATHER TOGETHER IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!! The gatherings started with small groups chaired by Junior and Senior facilitators and ended with a Mass celebrated by Fr. Howard Hetzel. I , ' X M JUNIORS STRENGTHEN January 25, 1984, was an important day for the Junior class in strengthening both their commu- nity and class unity. Fr. Bill and Fr. Larry pre- sided over Mass, which was at All Saint's parish. Stacy Montgomery, Tammy Kubitza, and Toni Ubinger prepared the slide show that was shown during Mass, and afterwards, Sophie Pender- gast, Mr. Child, and Bro. Tony presented the class with the long-awaited rings. Everyone then attempted to find their way to Furr's Cafeteria for lunch, where Bro. Tony spoke to the class about their responsibilities as Nolan students and as next year's seniors. All in all, it was a very special day for the seniors of 1985! Hey, I'll shake anybody's hand! Make it look good for the camera A Fr. Larry and Fr. Bill: We'II just sit here until we remember what to do next . . . UNITY THEIR CQMMUNITY Lawrence: Let us bow our heads and pray . . . They put what in the soup!?! I can't eat this . . . NOLAN PRODUCTION: Don't pass notes in court. You idiot, that was my line!! CAST: Reverend Parris .. Betty Parris ...... Tituba ........... Abigail Williams . . Susanna Walcott . Mrs. Ann Putnam . Thomas Putnam . . Mercy Lewis . . . John Proctor .... Rebecca Nurse . . . Giles Corey ......... Reverend John Hale Mary Warren ..... Jason Bock Anne Frankenberger . . . . . . . Carolyn Tarsha . .... Ann Newhouse' . . . . . Kelly Powers Patti McCoy' . . . . . . Slade Cutter . . . . Missy Strickland ...... Curt Koehn' . . . . . Kelly Loftus . . . Thom Clay' . . .... John Conlan s.-,T-, .. . . Leslie Shaw' U How do we tell Thom that he's aging prematurely? November 17-19, 1983 What do you mean, turn this into a musical? l swear the devil made me do it!! There, there Leslie. Your fingernail will grow back! CASTfcont.l Elizabeth Proctor .. Ann Gerrity' Francis Nurse Todd Dillenbeck Ezekiel Cheever Nick Bettinger Marshal Herrick Chad Jourdan Judge Hathorne Derek Pearcy Deputy Gov. Danforth . George Fio- driguez' Sarah Good ....... Linda Franko Martha Corey . . Cristine Lammers Extra girls ..........,. Jill Lynch Pam Waschka Wendy Greene Lynda Rodriguez Director ......... Ms. Joy Shaver Asst. director . Miss Linda Plumlee ' Members ofthe International Thes- pian Society, Troupe 43010, Nolan High School NOLAN EXTRAVAGANZA The Extravaganza combined the flavor of burlesque with the flair of Nolan actors and actresses in various short acts. These acts were tied together by Masters of Ceremonies: Ann Gerrity, Stephanie Walker, Nick Bettinger, and Curt Koehn. The show included such acts as Ewok Celebration, Flapper's Ballet, Anchors Aweight, Quick Stryck, For Women Only, Puttin' on the Ritz, Telefone, Thriller, Sensational 6O's, and performances by the Nolan Show Choir. pw To be brief . . . If only I could get a good tailwind . . . Be There! -lf:se?eLLL'?BafQ'a'f2igliZEfE f If you don't know the words, just fake it! FEBRUARY 24-25, 1984 40' ' Sara 8. Elaine practice Coke commercials backstage. Tonya dances herself to death! 6 Y Dooo waaa! i Melissa Hi-Kicks L ig v. BROTHER JIM SETS UP. THE 4TH ANNUAL DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME TOOK PLACE ON JANUARY 28, 1984. THESE GAMES CONCLUDED THE SENIOR-FACULTY WEEK FOR THE SENIORS OF '84. MANY SENIORS AND FACULTY MEMBERS VOLUNTEERED THEIR TIME TO HAVE FUN, BE BITTEN, KICKED, AND LAUGHED AT. PARENTS AND UNDERCLASSMEN, AS WELL AS MORE SENIORS AND FACULTY FILLED THE STANDS TO SEE THE CONTEST IN WHICH THE SENIORS LOST 19 to 23. below: WHAT GOES UP MQQTII? ' IS PAUL A NATURAL? MUST COME DOWN. 1? I CANADIAN MOUNTIE? I F. '-wi' M 'Ni . P914 PEFIKIE'S NEW LOVE. CAN I HAVE MY ARM BACK? I WONDER IF SHE KNOWS WHAT SHE'S DOING? M.. -5. fa I if BACKWARDS Backwards Perception 6:00 Pick up your date 6:30 Drive to the restaurant 6:35 Reservations have been cancelled 6:45 Finally seated by huffy hostess 6:50 Attempt to order alcoholic beverages 6:52 Waitress laughs and takes order for Cokes 7:10 Dinner still isn't here Leslie, quit trying to steal the show!! Elaine-stop smiling and dance!! Get down Andy!! 4 X Q ,NW Backwards Perception fconhy 7:20 Dinner finally arrives 7:50 Check is given to guy 7:52 Girl intercepts check and charges it to Daddy 8:10 Arrive at the dance 8:15 Band's first break'?'?'? 11:00 Escape to after-dance- festivities THE REAL '84 OLYMPICS The odd Athletes Go For The Gold ' ' 'i R - X e. Norbert monopolizes the game. You missed a spot, Mol THE OUTCOME Gold: Seniors Silver: Juniors Bronze: Sophs Plastic: Frosh Why didn't anyone tell me the Mahres were here? , A Schwartzeneggefs rival. Above: Mm Mm GOOD! Left: Somebody throw him a fish. vi, ,,, ev-M. 1984 J Ever girls crazjf boui a sharpgfessed man! Sara and Tom No pantski dance In heaven Q Q1 frQ85 O7 Q :L 1 gl. A J Oldy I, ' arc ln' -mrs qlineleen lmumlrecl anal efglnfy-four al efglll o'cIocL glw .mmerfcana gfolel mlfcnlfc mallruurru gurl Qforlli, gin: NPL . ff. x.W. J T T LL .6 Q. in m if sy t xx 5 fx ii J ix i gi WP ', n mf? Now say, Peaches! '!'? Robby, get out there and dance! x 4 . Let's hear it for the boy! Hey beautiful! Qand Kathryn turns around! - R 36 Like the new ankle corsages Sharon X- ,,x-A- -- ,,, . 4 5, Joie we re waifing . May I have this dance? Q-w 'W leffto right: Denise Delgado, Beth Vlasich, Melinda Rodriguez, and Sara O' Brien center: 1984 Prom Queen Rose Colvin Congratulations Rose! lt Feels Like We' In Heaven Dancing the night away SENICR AWARDS CEREMONY Micheie Chaney receives a Panda bear hug from Mr. Blair. ,....,..f.., Now if only I don't trip on my way back . .. Facing the world robed. ft' if xv Kaatia DeMaere receives an award for Varsi- ty Band. ,fl f Q JL' . S o as . 1, ' Q ls this our cue? Missy Strickland delivers the Second Reading. Seniors '84 listen to the Gospel of Luke. On May 24, 1984 at Most Blessed Sacrament Church, graduates, faculty, family, and friends gathered for the Baccalaureate lvlass. The theme of the Mass was a journey along the road. Fourteen seniors and six faculty members performed a mime to the song Along the Road as a meditation. The Mass was a beautiful ending to the seniors' years at Nolan. MARIAN AND CHAMINADE Karen Doskocil And Tommy Darwin Karen Doskocil, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Doskocil, is a member of St. Maria Goretti parish. Karen has been active in Student Council at Nolan for two years. She also enjoys playing softball and sewing. Karen will attend University of Texas at Arlington where she plans to pursue a career in Fashion Design. Tommy Darwin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ft. Darwin. He attends St. Peter's parish. Tommy has been a part of the student government at Nolan for four years. He was active in Pastoral Ministries, helping with Masses. Tommy was also a member of the National Honor Society and Valedictorian of the Class of '84. Tommy will attend Trinity University in San Antonio and major in Physics. 'YQ The induction of the 1984-85 Executive Council. 4 f V 5 Bro. Tony awarded the outstanding underclassmen on May 17, 1984 MAY 27, 1984 After four years of hard labor, the moment finally arrived. Graduation. Seniors took their final steps across the stage in Texas Hall at UTA. The graduation ceremony was highlighted by a slide show of the candid class of '84. Following the slide show were speeches by Vale-dictorians Tommy Darwin and Wendy Erisman, and Salutatorians Kelli Bingham and Cara Colella. Judge Michael Schattman and Mr. Terry Blair awarded the diplomas to the eager hands of the graduates. ALLRIGHTH 42 Valedictorians Tommy Darwin and Wendy Erisman thank their parents for their love and support. Omar Gomez approaches the long awaited diploma. WB! .ir sw rip I ,V b K i ' 1 L N Thank goodness THAT'S over! Rita Clay is smiling, but she wonders where to sit! l K -1.7 I V' -4? l 'z x f W I, il 'X Xx::'l ,L XM! FITHLETICS L w 3 Q 4 1 Q 1 Y 1 i 3 3 1 . 1 1 x 1 vis Wi WWMQ 115 iii I'I'Pm-lQ0'I'I -4-I-millet Top row: David Bickett, Trey Northcott, David Lovelace, Ed Newman, Coach Larry Hausner, Coach Tom Gerret, Coach Charlie Everettl Fourth row: Todd Dillenbeck, Nick Bettinger, Tom Walsh. Second row: John Barrera, Keith Losoya, Brad Baptiste, Steve Farco, Tracy Jennings, Arturo Mercado, Andy Peterson. Frank 3930931 David Walsh, Bobby Urrutia, Nick Ibarra, Carlos Gamez, sam Padilla. Last row: David Wise, David Dederichs, Omar Rick Devro, Sean Fitzgerald. Third row: Coach Mike Gollahon, Coach Doug Gomez, Gollahon, Modesto Mundo, David Tompkins, Steve Vega, Adrian Hernandez, They Don't Eat Quiche! Sean and David take a breather. al- um, vw -W ...,, 'Q has-. ix f v ii? Q I -e 1 Q f, 1 Af' ' i i i 14 -Y . P Q : ,N x tw bl ' L I I 1 N x fy, gl. v - 2 , t 'X -D X ' px 1. N ' 3' 'M ,,., Q .-we , V ' M P 1 5 Ni . IX .., if Q f QLQL ff f V is X X , YL K' ef ' M A'ffW'Q51,h :saws ., .Wiv-Sw-5' if ' ' ' Kimi -lsafm-..f,JQxac TOUCHDOWN!!!!!! J.V. FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL QI to rj: Back row-Keith Losoya, Ben Spurlock, Louis Laster, Chris Austin, Jeff Ansley, Corey Campbell, Robbey Rudder, Bobby Urratia, Mike Zimmer, Darrall Altus, John Crow, Al Obergon, David Walsh, Rick Devero, David Herne. Middle row-Coach Hasher, Mike Cook, Steve Farco, Andy Barbra, Greg Forshay, Daimion Rodriguez, Gordon Guild, Danny Garcia, Pat Walsh, Joe Drollenger, Carlos Gomez, John Erikson, Bobby Andy, John lbarra, Mr. Briggs. Front row- Donovan Franko, Alan Bice, Scott Newhouse, Bill Hagen, Mike Wood, Mike Delgado, David Roach, Greg Waters, Stuart Madison, Phuong Tran, Modesto Mundo, Brad Baptiste. We're only in it for the money! What do you mean, Where's the basket? ! This is football! 4 i l i i i l i i i FOOTBALL PHILCSOPHIES Football, from a coldly rational and physical view, is stupid. lt'is a game where 22 fools in ten pounds of plastic run around a rectangular pasture butting heads and grunting like buffalos. But football is not a coldly rational or physical game. It is a game of feeling, emotion, and most of all, heart. Heart is not something you see ofteng you do not look in the mirror and see HEART and DESIRE staring back at you. Rather it is something that comes out in testing times, when you are faced with the choice between quitting and pushing on. In football, every play is a test and to excel, you have to push yourself every play. When you're so tired and sore you can barely stand up and when the game is at a turning point, you can either lay down and die or suck it up and get after it. That is when your teammates have heart and you can see in their eyes and even more important in yourself. That knowledge, that rare look into what you're made of, can provide an inner strength that can support you in the greater tests of life. Sean Fitzgerald The game of football, brutal and punishing, as it may be, is well worth the time and the effort that an individual puts into the game. Life is, in many aspects, like the game of football. It is hardhitting and punishing on the player, and it takes its toll on everyone. The game of life has its first downs, loss of yards, and its goals, as does football. Football has given me something that not many other sports can give a person. It has impressed upon me qualities of leadership, and it has given me the realization that nothing in life comes easy and if you want something bad enough then you will always do your best to get it or accomplish your goal. But the greatest things that I have acquired from football are friendship and a team unity that I believe will always be among my teammates and I Andy Peterson Football will help young men in their future in many ways, starting with discipline. Young men who play football discipline themselves to hard work, promptness, and respect for authority. Also, playing football aids these young men to learn responsibility. When playing football, an individual has to give up a lot of the luxuries of going home after school. This in itself prepares young men for their future jobs and having to work every day. Also, the respect for authority helps them in their future when having a supervisor or boss. Probably the most important thing a young man learns when playing football is teamwork and unity. It teaches them how to get along with others. In conclusion, some other things that an individual would learn playing football would be knowledge of the sport and the rules, the importance of physical fitness, and, lately, personal hygiene. These things and many more are extremely important to a young man's future, especially in today's sports oriented society. Coach Doug Gollahon CRCSS CCUNTRY '83 m ax 9747 I S' zlgi'5.Y,. On your mark! Get set! Go! I i ,A Suzanne and Anita stretch out. Melinda prepares to pay off the official TAKES STATE AGAIN! ,JJK f',1' The 1983 state cross country team .n . I f' 1 .f ' M Houston-bound X-country team gets Nolan sendoft. The 1983 state cross country team included the following people: Richard Sams, Sean Leino, Eric Widmer, Ben Saladino, Robert Mackey, Gerald Dias, John Phil- lips, Mike Ashton, Katy Thomes, Christine Fischer, Nancy Clark, Anita Clark, Suzanne Widmer, Me- linda Rodriguez, Yvonne Wagner, and Christine Edwards. Captains for the boys' team were Eric Widmer and Ben Saladino. The girls' team captain were Su- zanne Widmer and Melinda Rodri- guez. This year, the cross country team was Houston-bound for the state meet. The girls' team took state again, and the boys' team finished third. As usual, Nolan athletes gave it their alll ' 1 Mgr f i 7' .JE -f 2 1 . -5, VARSITY mm W Q Wil P02 We WN 45' if , Front row: Kim Rheaume, Theresa Cardenas, Vicki Barriga, Charlotte Harris, Dawn Guild Middle row: Dina Wilder, Niki Kubitza, Gloria Gonzalez, Missy Echevaria, Lisa Windsor, Gloria Hernandez Back Flow: Coach Melinda Spurlock, Bev Dolenz, Kathy Johnson, Kathren White, Rose Colvin, Alanna Albrecht, Bridget MacKenna, Kelli Bingham, Manager Veronica Sanchez i 1 I VOLLEYBALL Q The J.V. Volleyball team iwhich was pictured along with the Varsity team on page 585 was composed of enthusiastic and athletic Freshmen and Sophomore girls. The team members consisted of Kim Fiheahme, Vicki Barriga, Dina Wilder, Niki Kubitza, Lisa ' Windsor, Gloria Hernandez, I Kathryn White, and Bridget MacKenna. Good job, girls! It's J.V. Volleyball! SET IT UP! They say, What goes up must come down, but this never happened to them. l said, How are we doing? Coach? Coach? i ...,!. Fa --J. BOYS'iV.SCCCER in A, ' --WM-N ,,-,, ,,,, Q . IH' THE TEAM: front row I to r- Borja de Arana, James Laux, Joe Ibarra, Lito Porto, Kurt Rinne, John Chaney, Cuong Tran, back row I to r- Coach Bro. AI Kuntemeier, Tommy Hernandez, Brian Tracy, Jon Kunert, Stephen Moore, Brendon Sarradet, David Tompkins, Eddie Watts, Dan Quigley, Dan King, Steve Parco, James Meredith, Coach Mr. Pegg 5 the team in action . . . 61 VARSITY SOCCER 'SNDIdWOHl CIIAVG PU? 'INVLNOW LHEIEIHON 'EIHEJNILLBEJ BIOIN 'ZEIHONVS WEIVHOIW U 01 I 5U!Il!3 'VNVHV EICI OHVATV PU9 'MOOD ENIW 'HOS 'CINIM PIHVW 'OClV9'EICI 'EIVHOIW 'AVMVHLVH DIOIH 'TIEIZLOH :I:IEIP 'EIOHVEId H3J.3d 'swvs dI'lIHd 'NVEVIOUW l,Vd 'HEIWCIIM OIHEI 'DIOIWOHH EIICICEI 'SLLVM EIIGCIEI 'SHINE HICICIEI 'VOOIH HEILEICI 'NOH 'VWUW OHVW '99EId HEINHBM HOVOO 'VHHVEI EOF 'VNVHV EIC! EIdI'IEI:I 51 01 I 5U!PU3I9 3WVEIJ. EIHJ. 4 vpqu amy, N, x H 'I I 4 ' 'aww auf 4mff,W V' --I-. - M - I . g. I,.- ,gm . . . . ,A W , V W 4 K V K I ,W , V ,V fgf, ., Vg . K I f . 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'NOSVEIS EIHL LFIOHEJFWOHHL 'SEIWV9 EISOWO ANVVNI :IO NOS 'VBS V G31 WVELL HEIOOOS ALISHVA SAOEI V8-886L ElH.L GIRL'S SCCCER FINISHES If any team had a superb record this year, Nolan's excellent girl's soccer team was certainly one of them! The Lady Vikes fin- ished the season 8-4, in- cluding one loss to Dallas Episcopal in the State prelimlnaries. The loss put them in fourth place in TAPS State, but these athletes proved that, this year, they were a team to be reckoned with. ' 1 V ':NHS win Country Day . . Greenhill .......... Dunne ............ Dallas Episcopal Lamar ............ Hockaday ........ Ursuline .......... Dallas Episcopal Hockaday ........ Dunne ............ Trinity Valley ...... Susanne, with her Fred Astaire impersonation i'W m , 4, All-State Athletes: Freshman Melanie Rodriguez, Sophomore Susanne Widmer, Junior Karen Cassidy lHonorable Mentionl, Junior Sara O'Brien. Not pictured: Freshman Jennifer Chidgey lHonorable Mentionl 1983-84 WITH A WINNING SEASON 1983-84 Varsity Team: lBack Rowl Coach Terry Blair, Alyson Speer, Chrissy Heinke, Robyn Dennis, Susanne Widmer, Julie Berkamp, Melinda Rodriguez, Dee Dee Hover, Karen Cassidy, Melanie Rodriguez. llfront Rowl Tricia Pouttu, Monica Hollern, Kelly Armento, Michelene Mundo, Anita Clark, Denise Delgado, Sara O'Brien, Michele Chaney, Christine Edwards. Not pictured: Jennifer Thomas, Jennifer Chidgey, Coach Tammy Franklin. All together, now. Captains Melinda Rodriguez and Michele Chaney are such good friends. BUYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1984 front row: Jim Herman David Roach Kenny Collins Lawrence Lubrano David Peet back row: Kenneth Dalton Robby Snelus Eric Trumpower John Douglas Pat Anderle Jump to it, guys! So go ahead and JUMP! .. Eric's deodorant isn't dry yet. I got your free throw right here. Robby Snelus, the leader of the pack VARSiiI:?Qii 'M2ES ann IN STATE J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL ll 1984 J.V. Basketball: Back row- Frank Fiovelli, Will Angus, Jeff Ansley, David Sulak, Chris Austin, Karl Farmer, Mike Wood. Front row- Sean Foley, Joey Drago, Ross Douglas, Vin Ashwill, John Klocek, Richard Pena. , I K IJ ' 2 1 1 A f ,Q 2 me ., .... ' 'W ' So get up and GO! F R E S H M E N 1984 Freshmen Basketball: Back row- Coach Wood, Charles Katowski, Kevin O'Brien, Scott Farley, Mark Day, Rodney LaDuke, Steve Dalton, Scott Trumpower, John Erickson. Middle row- James Kegolvitz, Brian Fitzgerald, Robert Mackey, Ben Sillers, Tom Colvin, William Bosshard. Front row- Fritz Harmuth, Kevin Head, Brian Gallagher, Paul Gonzalez, Steve Fischer. f fit .., 4' M' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 THE 1983-84 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. front row: Clare Ashour, Gloria Gonzalez, Missy Echevarria, Katey Thomes. back row: Coach Roy Nelson, Alanna Albrecht, Patricia Burse, Kris- tin Horrigan, Mary Morgan, Willa Johnson, Kathy Herne I 'K - ' T , Z L' T f L' iii 2 L ,,., A f vi me .Q K mg, , . ,, it J On the way to a basket in 2:2 ,izwfwx 5-3,55-w'fzQ1jj' ,, ,, ., .. .,,,. y 4 UVM Ha' 53, f ,..k Im, 4- ', SQ 3 QW P' W EW- m n 3-V' 15 'N Alanna on the move an Ae' W ,L li X 'QW A Burse of energy on the court ix X S 'M , J fx .wif , Call a foul, Ref! SECOND IN STNHE GIRLS JV BASKETBALL gssmaix 6.41 Coach Urey, Erika Harper, Dee Dee Hover, Amy Ashwill, Angela Tarsha, Lori Irvine, Jennifer Chidey, Kris Russell, Anne Douglas, Stacia Davis, Mngr. Danyah Arafat, Sandra Villarea Coach Urey goes over game strategy. X We H Lady Vikes take a water break. THE 1988 OLYMPIANS??? This is America's team??!! ng ,,, 5 5 VW' J . , 4 You've got to be kidding! VARSITY STRIDERS Varsity Track had to adjust to a whole new set of rules upon entering the TAPS league this year. Rather than qualifying for the spring state meet by placing first or second in events at one district meet, the members of the track team had to qualify with a certain time or distance at each regular season meet. The NHS run- ners found that this approach took some getting used to. Cries of Run for times, not to place! echoed over the infield as Coach Nelson encouraged his team. By the middle of the season, the team was fully represented in each event. The re- sults: a second-place finish for the girl's team at State, and a commendable at- tempt to place by the boy's team. The Winning Style fx Super-athlete Rose Colvin, the backbone of the team What event is this, Sean? 6 - X Z 2563- . 'I 6245 X Q X, Q' . - John and Sean prepare for the relay. CV-gil A ,., , pg, Wai-I 1983-84 State Meet Results Shot fMary Morganl: ist Shot fEd Newmanj: 3rd Discus fMary Morganl: ist Long Jump 4Rose Colvinl: 5th Triple Jump fRose Colvinlz ist High Jump fAlanna Albrechtl: 5th 400m Relay iAlanna Albrecht, Rose Colvin, Monica Hoolern, Melanie Rodriguezlz 2nd 800m Relay lAlanna Albrecht, Rose Colvin, Monica Hollern, Melanie Rodriguezl: 3rd Mile Relay fAlanna Albrecht, Mandy Goad, Anne Heinke, Susanne Widmerl: 3rd 200m Dash fRose Colvinl: 3rd 400m Dash iMandy Goadl: 8th 800m Run fSusanne Widmerl: 2nd Mile Run fKatie Thomesl: 5th Mile Run fYvonne Wagnerl: 6th Mile Run fBen Saladinol: 4th . ,Ji K , I Q64 Q I ' , W 1- r 1 'T ' in sb' at hw 'mf fi. , if Ii' f . A . if 4 ' fee-we .ies te- 7 9 .A Memff. it xt wi-oak, l . , f t : : ,A ,s. .1 ' f A ff M' N Coach Nelson the man in Control. Miss Relay, herself, Monica Hollern. BASEBALL 83 84 yr' i 9. , 4 back row ll to rl: Lawrence Lubrano Steve Frisina Curtis Beasley Jim Herman David Roach middle row: Coach Gollahon Mike Wood Andy Peterson Eric Trumpower Bobby Urritia Gordon Guild David Tompkins Coach Everett front row: Omar Gomez Carlos Gomez Arturo Mercado Mike Cook Steve Farco Peter Pearce Paul Gonzalez m , . 1 f' -if - -any Curtis Beasley makes a stunning slide. iff' f . nv ,' ,Mn-o. Wait . . . the game's not over yet! Off to first base. 22 as NW LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE GIRLS! Above left: Are you ready? Above right: You bet! Right: Missy makes a stupendous swing. J' ja, . ,L . H A ie me ,f ,W, ' o- 4 , 1 f . . ff A A W ' 'A - . K 4 ' S Ld! S' iw-f YM kL'-- f s K I -' ' ' 'S A - x erffxseazvivfe b fa, -A ef y 7 l Z - L 1 G i v e 1' -' h 9 On the top - Camille Wood, Bev Dolenz, Leticia Martinez, Missy Echevarria, Amy Ragsdale, Niki Kubitza, Patricia Pouttu. On the bottom - Gloria Gonzalez, Holly Hinkson, Clare Ashour, Alanna Albrecht, Kathy Johnson, Lori Irvine, Mary Morgan. On the ground - Coach Terry Fischer. ,I ,i gf. f I Q N GCLLY IT'S GULF! Nolan's Golf Team continued to uphold a tradition of low pars and fine putting during the 1984 sea- son. Under the di- rection of Coach Tony Anthony the team finished sec- ond at the State Tournament 1984 Swingers QI to rl Riley Shaw, Joey Drago, Richard Pena, Tony Hernandez. Above left: What form! Above right: FOREl! Left: You are tearing up the grass! Right: I can't see the cup! ,,,c,2-1-..-. . ,...,.W,..-.t V i Hug' kr tl ti .Q Q v- 8 W I 1 5 ' ,,., 'il?'fs1'l4'f'i1z'1:aev5 fi ' 3 rf . .. . -' .4-,am..f ,pm . .. ,. K T -,ix- '. f7U !x 1. ,, -f'sewf:,5t'f 1 s : , . 7 Yf-Qwl fzi 57' . - . f-fteMggg'e,'fgk-lfigg fr' I - ty , M. i ,.- ay ,W r . ,V -uw.. .wzsk A it V ,f P, TENNIS . . HAVIN' A BALL F It 5, if I rr. nur than ya. --f - -sq, -X. -.. I, top row fl to rj: BRO. AL KUNTEMEIER, RICH LEINO, LANCE CRAYON, BILL HAGEN, ROBBY SNELUS, DAVID PEET, WILL ANGUS, MIKE GALLIGAN, AND MIKE TARSHA. bottom row II to rj: CHRISSY HEINKE, TRACY BLAAS, LISA YOUNG, MARCIA KELLER, LAURA CAERO, KASHA HOFFMAN, AND KELLY MCGOEY. seated: KELLI BINGHAM not pictured: THERESA NAREY AND MIKE GRANDIA. I L '. f E' S' wr ' fy H A 81 ,V W.. More Than Just Good Athletes . . Most Valuable Players Perhaps the best way to define an MVP is to quote Coach Bob Briggs' statement at this year s Sports Banquet: The Most Valuable Player isn't necessarily the star athlete, he isn't the guy who gets the most points or who has the most assists. He's the athlete who can give up personal glory for the team. He is the player who shows leadership during games and practices, who works his tail oft and who plays as best he can for the good ot the team. , Q.: if ' 4 I ilu' . git, A .4 I wp? f l J MVPS in girl's sports: Chrissy Heinke-Tennis, Susanne Widmer-Soccer and Cross Coun- try, Missy Echevarria-Volleyball, Mary Morgan-Track, Claire Ashour-Basketball. Not pic- tured: Amy Ragsdale-Softball Due to a bad flash, we are not able to print a photo ot the boy's sports MVPs. However, these fine athletes are: Will Angus-Tennis, Ben Saladino-Cross Country, Eric Widmer- Soccer, Ed Newman-Track, Bobby Snelus-Basketball, Richard Pena-Golf, Jim Herman- Baseball, Nick lbarra-Football x 5 ' 5 ' , . i - coil. flfg, f.,, -. '.,-:-H Qoifivihw 4'wkk'Z'Q'2'3 '-,'.,'ng:-. :!::-1 hogs: v.7:.,7g.'-: . - -'. 44' :?6'4gA'- . -. . -.,'.. -: I . - .'u.y4n' - u '-, 1 ', .X g. fyig 77 '-e.: Ab- Q . I - X NHS SPCRTS BANQUET HONORING OUR ATHLETES Uh, Things went a little differently at this year's Sports Ban- quet. For one thing, the coaches spoke a lot less! In addition to announcing the Most Valuable Players, each coach handed out Varsity letters to those of his players who earned them, as well as certificates of participation to the non-lettermen. The Sports Banquet is sponsored each year by the Nolan Viking Sports Club. Coach, I think I lost a certificate. You Coach Gollahon congratulates football MVP, Nick lbarra. mean l actually won this medal at Statel? Just take it and sit down, Mandy! t B4 STUDENT GOVERNMENT L Left to right: Peter Pearce, Mrs. Judy Jones, Sean Fitzgerald, Mandy Goad, Paul Combs, Claudia Montani, Tommy Darwin, Mr. Paul Bark. , D . if f .. ,M 1, ww N1- 15 'iii C 14 F351 sta, 0 e U E- i C 0 i V I Front row: Nick Ibarra, Andy Peterson. Back row: Stacey Cole, Denise Delgado, Yolanda Belmares, Beth Titsworth iNot pictured: Mrs. Palomha Cornehlsb. Front row: Cheryl Oswalt, Robbie Collison. Back row: John Klocek, Mr. Roger Bright, Michelene Mundo, Leslie Elder, Deanna Schneider. Junior Council ...I Ei' iix ' r Lett to right: Nick Ruiz, Jennifer Beery, Scott Newhouse, Jenny St. John, Mr. Joe Kuban, Raymond Poquiz. Sophomore Council .. .---A Front row: Maria Lorenzetti, Nutch Strittmatter, Sharon Maas. Back row: Mr. Bill Child, Modesto Mundo, Peter Ricca, Laurence Lubrano. Freshman Council 1983-84 Thespians: front row il to rl- Patti McCoy Ann Gerrity Chad Jourdan Jason Bock Marilyn Rising Thom Clay George Rodriguez back row ll to rl- Miss Linda Plumlee Carolyn Tarsha Mike Ericksen Mrs. Joy Shaver This year, Nolan's Thespian Society presented two major plays. The November dramatic production was The Crucible by Arthur Miller. In February, the Society put on the first ever Nolan Extravaganza, a series of short sketches, dances, and songs. W Front Flow: Maria Lorenzetti, Ashley Erler, Modesto Mundo, Jeanne Tyner Back row: Christine Fischer, Lisa Porto, Sean Leino, Terry Brennan, Sharon Maas, Kathy Herne, Kathy Sharp, Laurence Lubrano, en ' ui . Front row: Ann Heinke, Wen- dy Erisman, Kelly Bingham, Claudia Montani, Gloria Gon- zalez, Ellen Maschino, Leslie Austin Middle row: Yolanda Belmares, Thuy Nguyen, Cara Colella, John Phillips, Beth Titsworth, Joe Flach, Tommy Darwin, Debby Dailey, Ste- phen Nieswiadomy, Philip Sams Back row: Paul Combs, Sean Fitzgerald, Flose Colvin, Laura May, Ann Gerrity. Cast Left to right: Alanna Albrecht, Cheryl Oswait, Chrissy Heinke, Jennifer Zimmerer, Ann Phillips, Tracy Blaas, Mary Martinez, John Klocek, Stephanie Coleman, Nancy Duncan, Gemma Lubrano, Dan Quigley, Laura Taylor, John Phillips, Melissa Hicks, Mike Ashton, Deanna Schneider, Carlos Flores, Ben Saladino, Ken Sevin, Karen Burns, Michelene Mundo, Karl Farmer. l 89 PASTOFIAL MINISTRIES av- a 1 P-21 ,, , n 'I , f' Q . sink! .5 any X ig. V. S ., . ' f ffiffilff ?'f'f14-I THE TEAM: back row- Mr. Clark, Ms. Fisher, Ms. Ray, Mr. McNally. front row- Bro. Bruce, Sr. Barbara, Mrs. Lawrence. meetings CLC retreats ITIEISSGS Q-az? f Q 4. u A N H bf K V5 5. mx ,Y uf. K in Ab.. K K fav fs r. 1 ,-.. ' ' LM ,S .- I ,. sm. .. 1 ' fi Q. I g I Q W . -NP Q I , M - I X xf . . Q - A I .1 ' fi? If , A - . - 'r f ' 5 55 Q Q gg , 1 J Q , Yi? I i iff igl , 'L W: .h ,. ,wi . Send in the clowns! FOR OPENERS CLCWN MINISTRIES f' all Clowns make the world go 'round. ,Z 6 .f-+ The Clowns Unveile Anna Lichorad. I psxixii S d: ll to rl Blaise Hancock, Debby Belisch, Ricky Saldana, Gerald Dias, Christy Lane, f y Nl-ls BAND 83-84 S , W H NHS band sets up for pep rally. Alfa pt. NHS trumpet section. Stepping ' Out , ,X .545 5' A F-QQ L F f' ' it 'S 'nag in J 5 'M' eeg: I ,.:-,..-J' X ii Hey Kaatia, pay attention if you want to learn to play the drums. M chelle d ects the a ch ng b 5:, and. V. gp ', NHS woodwind sect'on. Q 741' 4 V xxif 0 ,qgks Tocting ,f if L Their G Horns -A ' Q2-IOIPZ :l:-I-E P R I D E 93 NOLAN CHDIR Front row: Meliinda Silva, Angela Schooicratt, Jan Whickman, Christie Burris, Marilyn Rising, Cindy Bettinger, Shannon McGoey, Dorothy Paullin, Anne Frankenberger, Elaine Curda, Stacey Cole. Second row: Leslie Shaw, Julie DeSantis, Amy Ashwill, Jennifer Sabin, Tricia Leahy, Curt Koehn, Jason Boch, Alena Aragon, Bonnie Smith, Stephanie Coleman, Amy Sabin, Mr. Hugh Tyner. Third row: Patti McCoy, Monica Skinner, Michelle Ellis, Derek Pearcy, Gerald Diaz, Chad Jourdan, George Rodriguez, Robert Ethridge, Beth Vlasich, Deanna Cummings. Back row: Rebecca Rodriguez, Lucy Boughten, Pam Waschka, Linda Goins, Brian Barrett, Mike Ericson, Robert Thomstic, Ann Gerrity, Angie Cummings. gf . SHOW CHCIR . jig' iv?- ! 1 S ,, Front row: Dorothy Paullin, Brian Barrett, Christie Burris, Curt Koehn, Ann Gerrity, Gerald Diaz. Back row: Travis DeHorne, Elaine Curda, Jason Boch, Marilyn Rising, Chad Jourdan, Athena Aragon. PINNING THE PAST T0 PAPER i Lv 5 Linda and Missy are obviously unimpressed with Mr. McNaIIy's Thriller impersonation. Pk L Make table madness!! i .rrr ww , Af -- ,JK Q ,W s.7'X T sf i Why does Tammy have to sit in the corner? 96 N .,,,, Just wait until l develop your negatives, Tracey! How do you spell prognostication '? 3 i C -- h ' i h 9 Adviser, Linda Franko. Front row- Mandy Stewart, Missy Strickland, Mary Costello, Wendy Erisman, Y Cara Colella, Beth Titsworth, Leslie Austin, Liz Foley. The combined and definitely female effort of the Lepanto staff, along with the superior supervising of RJ. McNally, produced a 1984 book that puts 0 George Orwell's to shame. The 83-84 Lepanlo Staff: Back row- Tammy Kubitza, Ann Shipka, Tracey Merkle, Flichard McNally, U 97 l I , w 98 NOLAN ,1 '9- 64.14, W3 Q 5, M if 2 542. PAUL BARK PAM ALFORD DONA BAUSHKE BETSEY BARK SQCIAL 311191551 RELIGION OFFICE JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SR. BARBARA NANCY BRANSOM BORDERS, A.S.C. JR. HIGHISOCIAL ENGLISH STUDIES TERRY BLAIR ENGLISH Sorry No Photo H GINNY CAMPBELL WILLIAM CHILD ROSIE CINGARI LIBRARIAN SOCIAL STUDIES RELIGION FMF, .g ' MARY GEAN PALOMA MILLIE DANNER COPE COFINEHLS BUSINESS SOCIAL STUDIES LANGUAGE MANAGER BOB BRIGGS ATHLETICS! SCIENCE ,, if Iwi , I. L' W M ,r JOHN CLARK RELIGION 7 BRO. BRUCE DEAN, S.M. RELIGION ART BENSON COMPUTERS ROGER BRIGHT SCIENCE GERRY COLELLA LIBRARIAN 2, A-ff Xl Y QL- gif-8 I 4 W TY' SHIRLEY DEETER MATH ADMINISTRATION A W N,.x 2 ' I K S, ,V -I if m Q 'I, + Y 55 FR. LARRY CHARLES BETSY DODGE DOERSCHING, OLA MAE EIVIBRY EVERETT TERRY FISCHER LANGUAGE S.M. MAINTENANCE ATHLETICS! ATI'ILETICSlP.E. RELIGION ENGLISH Q SR. MARY BERTA FOSTER BRO' LOU'E DOUG GOLLAHAN M'KE GO'-LAHAN BEHTILIA HART BUSINESS FOUHTEQ' SM- ATHLETICS c.s.s.F. ' Home Ec.1oFFlcE ,D DOUG. HERUSKA HPR' HOWARD MATH ETZEL, o.s.c. LANGUAGE 5- :pn .Kr CONNIE JENSON JUDY JONES LANGUAGE! ENGLISH! ENGLISH STUDENT COUNCIL ' I 1' 1'-A -I va I 'NIM 5' A RF, D2 I4 QJNIF qu-wr' SHIRLEY HOVIS MELLANY ANNA HICKS HORVATH MATH JR. OFFICE HIGHIENGLISH I ' n JACK KING JOSEPHINE JOE KUBAN MATH KOZIOL SCIENCE ENGLISH xi' 1 E4 fx 7 ' 14: h I A ,E lf Q! A r ' ' 1' '4'- ff . f 5. Wx BRO- AL JOE MASCHINO KUNTENIEIR, s.NI. GLORIA LAvIILEY SARA LAWRENCE JEAN LEE JR HIGHISOCIAL GUIDENCEI SCIENCE RELIGION SCIENCE ' STUDIES ACCOUNTING RICHARD BRO- QNQAMAUS' BILL MCCALLION NICNALLY DANISE NIIZE JZQTDMZQEEY GUIMNCE MAINTENANCE Iiilgilgrg SOCIAL STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY I ISOYYY I I T I iN0iIPh9f?I 'R 2 SR- M'C 'AELA RICHARD NELSON SRQ PAUL O'REILY FR. BILL PAIZ 'WEE-iEgN2fbiE VICE-PRINCIPAL- s.s.N1.N. I C.NI.E. ' WERTAEGSEGG ACADEMICS ACADEMICS RELIGION RELIGION 09' TAWN PERKINS BRO. TONY LINDA PLUMLEE BRO. CHARLES KELLY RAY MATH PISTONE, S.M. ENGLISH RAHE, S.M. RELIGION PRINCIPAL SOCIAL STUDIES FROM THE TEACHER'S LOUNGE The longest yard is to the bathroom. Do it and die! Mr. Kuban welcomes his students. Flight: No guys, this is Christian Minis- tries. Sorry No Photo JERRY ROBERTS GRACE scANLAN SZEQATQESASB JOY SHAVER ANN SIVEK BAND GUIDANCE MAINTENANCE' ENGLISH OFFICE A A A REEf av A A A Sorrv gi , , A No Photo A -QQ 3 Nooo Aoof 'Ni' A - MELINDA BHSESQYQASND SPURLOCK ANNE TRACEY HUGH TYNER DIANNE UREY T - - ATHLETICS! NURSE A cHoRus ATHLETICS MATHIENGLISH HEALTH BRO RICHARD HOPE VALE VILLA S M JEAN WALSH JUDY WINGO NURSE DEVELOPMENT TUTORING LANGUAGE 34,15 CAFETERIA STAFF: BARBARA CYR, SALLY FENSKE, SYLVIA CANTRELL, DOROTHY SOSE BEE, VAL OWENS. CLFISS DF SEVENTH CLFISS DF IIIZD-'II'lII'Il'-Dl'U JASON ALGER BRIAN ARCENEAUX JON BARENTINE KIM BEYER TRACY BOSWORTH VIRIGINIA BOUGHTON SERENA BRAY JOEY BURKE JONATHAN CAMPBELL JENNY CHILD KENDEL COHEN KATHLEEN COMERFORD GEORGINA COMIN DAWN CUNNINGHAM JAMI DARWIN MIKE DENNIS MERVYN FERNANDEZ STACY FLIELLER LEISA FREDERICK AMY FUHRMAN VICTOR GARCIA DAPHENE COMEZ DARREN GREEN JOHN HAMMILL KAREN HARE HEATHER HARTIN KATY HERR LESLIE HINDS BART JONES MARK KAMMLAH f ' A . 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'fr u 'SL 1 Photo Not Available -ev 1 S-M KARINA KLOCEK ANDREA KOZIOL AMY LEE SHARON MAENZA JEFFRY MARTINEZ MICHELLE MASCHINO PATRICK MCATTE PAT MCDONALD MOLLY MCGOEY MARIA MCNEIL HEATHER MILLER KELLIE MONTGOMERY GARY MORGAN MELISSA MORRIS SANDRA RAE PENA DENNIS POOUIZ TERRY ROACH JOHN ROARK VINCE SANTORO VIRGINIA SCHATTMAN CORBY SELF KAREN SHAW RHETT SHELTON MARY STARLING JOHN SUTTON PAIGE THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON SARA TISCHENDORF SEAN VALDERAS BINH VU z 'Y' .W ,V The Junior High is held captive on Olympic Day , A ' Q wr fe, 5 if ky CSQQQ, 92 ! WZ, iff ,,, W 4 2 44, T7 , Karma leads the beat new V Mmnxx BULL .... if He did WHAT? We're real men. These boys work hard. Hide before Coach Liz makes us run another lap! No! Not more drills! QNX. Somebody tell this boy that he's going to break his wrists. THE TEAMS . He can fly! The 1983-1984 school year brought a major change in Junior High athletics. The addition of a football team and both boy's and girl's track teams rounded out the athletic program, which also included boy's and girl's basketball and girl's vol- leyball. Besides the new sports, there were new coaches: Diane Urey and Bro. Bruce Dean, and a few volunteers: Tony Drollinger, Paul Hernandez, Pat Horrlgan, Sam Padilla, and Liz Foley. Although the size of Nolan's junior high increased to 122 students this year, only a few participated in sports. However, those that did participate worked hard, even though there was often confusion as to rules and skills during practices! In spite of the expected hassles of organiz- ing teams l Did you get a uniform? Did you turn in your eligibility card? PLEASE, be at OLV half an hour before the game startsl l, these young athletes and coaches put their hearts into their sports. Nolan High School should be proud of it's youngest group of athletes. They are the next people to build our senior high sports program, and their dedication and discl- pline will show in the years to come. Q l'm not doing that. Y . We're ready to kick some ---- ! This team is so cud . . . AND THE COACHES Coach Urey's method of Evangelistic He's a touch coach. Bro. Rich points the way. coaching. I could be doing better things with my time. 4' 042' fr .if I .0 . 1. Q A ki! X , R 1 He's not a JH coach, but we like the picture! Profile! Profile! Ah, don't walk away! JR. HIGH GOVERNMENT 83-84 Jr. High Council QL to FU: Jean Child, Jonnie McCleary, Kim Beyer, Terry Ftoach, Betsy Koch, Mrs. Bark-moderator, Matt Hunter-Activities Chairman, Lynda Duckering-President, Nina Hernandez-Secretary, Andrea Koziol, David O'Quinn-Treasurer, Lawrence Vega-Vice President, Amy Crayon, Dawn Dudley. But why can't we get Duran Duran for the dance? Matt always has something to say October 1983 marked the begin- ning ofa separate student council for the Nolan Junior High. Eight home room representatives and tive offi- cers were elected after a spirited campaign with many highly qualified candidates. The council president, secretary, activity chairman and four representatives were elected from eighth grade candidates while the of- fices of vice-president, treasurer, and four remaining representatives were filled by members of the seventh grade class. The Nolan Junior High Council has assumed responsibility for creating projects and activities which recog- nize the student leaders, provide ad- ditional opportunities for leadership, and meet the student body's needs for appropriate social events and community involvement. IIIZD-'Il lI1ll-Dl'U :Lass DF fs 54 vw I AA A, 1 m Q ,... I . 'N' 'fx WT? 4 I ,xv 5? 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Y -A ......,., WMM ewan- awww un... iz Q... -.ri aiiiiiiiii Q. 1... G o o d L U c k Y I I1 1 2 X 8 5 153 'Sv Nm ' X I fra fi 1 'Y Karen Doskocil and Sean Fitzgerald Christine Fischer and Modesto Mundo f 3 David Tompkins and Gemma Lubrano Bobby Mead and Jenny St. John N-if F r e S h ITI 9 I1 IIIZD-'ll lII'II.DI'U CLH55 DF I Hope Everyone Gets Invited! -John Barrera Happy Trails! -Tr ey Northcott 9 Hi? if The Party's Over. -Ed Newman Pm Happy, But l'm Gonna Mlss The Famlly We've Built Here. -Cynthia Floggen I Feel That Graduation ls A Step Into Our Future Lives. -tCurt Koehn Is There Life After N.H.S.? Whereas in times past, men and not a few women found it likely to write down their premonitions of things out of time, out of sight, and in the future, to wit, the enduring prophecies of the man, Nostradamusg the man, Orwell, the woman, Lygeiag the man, Cayceg the woman, Dixon, And whereas these prophets have given cause for both sorrow and rejoicing, but little insight into the various characters who will indeed make up the future, And whereas the characters who will people the future have earned each of them the notoriety associated with their habitation in and about the environs of the high school known as Nolan, Now therefore be it acknowledged that a new band of prophets has made its way into the pages of history via the time-book known as Lepantog and that therein they have made the following prophecies regarding the characters who have crossed their paths as they wended their weird way outward from the school called Nolan. To wit, the future will find itself peopled with the likes of: Ernette Alford will be giving blue-light specials at K-Mart, where David Peet will be working as head janitor. John Anderson will be a computer scientist. Steve Ansley hopes to become an architect. Leslie Austin and Michelle Ellis will become models for Vogue. John Barrera will open a banana fruitstand at the local supermarkets, Debby Belisch hopes to be the manager of Winn-Dixie, with Bradlea Bovenkerk as head cashier. Dan Tye, on the other hand, hopes to own his own Skaggs Alpha Beta someday, with Barbara Price working as assistant manager. Also working at Skaggs will be Tom Norton as the highest paid bagboy, and Dan Dailey, who hopes to work as head butcher at the deli. A number of the Seniors of '84 want to go into sports. Tony Blaas will be a ball chaser for the famous tennis - pro Kaatia Demaere. Patricia Burse and Kristin Horrigan will be the first women pro-basketball players for the Boston Celtics. Denise Delgado and Yolanda Belmares will be the captain and co-captain for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Denice Galier and Gordon Guild are going to become surfing bums and move to Florida. Rhonda Guevara will become a world champion ice-skater. Tony Hernandez is hoping he'll be good enough to caddy for Lee Trevino. Lastly, Anne Heinke hopes to become a sports medicine trainer for the gymnasium that Vince Higgins will own. Many of our fellow classmates hope to follow a religious vocation. Nick Bettinger and Duc Nguyen hope to become the two head priests of St. Andrew's Catholic Church. Sean Fitzgerald wants to be president of the National Altar Boy Society. Paul Combs hopes to be Mother Superior of the convent, and prays that he'll be working closely with David Underwood-the first American Pope. Marriage is figured prominently in the lives of our 1984 graduates. Liz Foley hopes to be married to John Taylor of Duran Duran. Linda Franko hopes to marry Steve Perry of Journey, with Bryan Adams as Best Man. Tim Cooper and Shannon McGoey plan on getting married and living on a houseboat on the Atlantic Ocean-or is it the Pacific? But anyway . . . David Wise and Chris Hromcik hoped to be married someday, maybe not to each other, but married all the same. Robby Snelus will be marrying the 1984 Nolan High School Drill Team. Lastly, Marc Rose and Angela Torres both have marriage on their mindsfbut first they need to find some datesy. Some of the 1984 Seniors want to enter the exciting field of medicine. Cornelia Martinez hopes to be a doctor. Her staff of nurses will include Mary Margaret Ipser, Kathy Johnson, Kim Martin, and Christie Lane. Margaret MitcheIl and Carolyn Tarsha both want to lbecome experimental psychologists. Stacey Cole wants to become a plastic surgeon. Working steadily beside Stacey is Phillip Hunter, a prominent mad scientist. Debby Dailey and Michelle Hough are going to open a veterinary clinic. Susie Peterson hopes to become a physical therapist. Paula Collins is enthusiastic about becoming a dental assistant, and Omar Gomez feels that he'll make a good physician. Lastly, Leslie Shaw believes she'll be a good child psychologist fconsidering her first patient is Matthew Vaughan, who thinks he is Isaac Newton.J The glamour of show biz has caught the eye of several of the 1984 grads. Marilyn Rising dreams of becoming a famous stage and screen lstar. Laura May will be the next Vana White for lWheel of Fortune. Darrin Snyder will be taking lover the role of Curly in the Three Stooges. .Claudia Montani hopes to become a comedienne, working closely with Eddie Murphy. Mike Tice will become the new stand-up comic lat the Comedy Corner. Drew Mundon will be fthe new star of the famous T.V. Kung Fu Unicorn. Kathy Swihart will become the lead dancer of the Rockettes. Dorothy Paullin will be a world-famous opera singer. Joe Rach dreams of starring in the new movie - American Gigilo ll . Wendy Erisman prays she'll be the roadie for Duran Duran. Scott Losoya will be a photographer for T.V. Guide. Susan Caesar hopes to become a film critic. And, lastly, Patty McCoy will star in the Clairol Hair Commercials. Rita Clay hopes someday to become a successful business woman, while ol' Patty Downing will still be sponging off her parents while living at home. Sally Gressett hopes to become the new gym instructor of U.T.A. Sherry Daniel hopes to graduate from there some day, while poor Valerie McGarry will still be trying to get in. Michele Chaney, Patty Passow, Melinda Rodriguez, and Camille Wood all dream of owning their own worm farm in Utah. Mary Borkowski and Thu Nguyen will take over the roles of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwrench. Finally, Sam Padilla and Veronica Sanchez will be the new heads of the Low Rider's Association in Fort Worth. Phillip Sams hopes to construct the new bank building that Julie Ford will someday own. Francey Freeman hopes to become the new bouncer at Max Minors where Paul Hood works as the star of the show. Karla Cole will be spending the next twenty years in Huntsville as a counselor. Jamie Carroll hopes to become an interior designer. Jeff Levie will be living with Scott McDonald and Jeff Sisk, hoping to find some construction work. Lastly, Theresa Narey will be starring in silent movies. Her new one is called The Tahitian Torch . Curt Koehn will also be doing a new movie called Flame in Tahiti . Peter Pearce hopes he'll be smart enough to enter Garbageman's University. Good Luck Pete! Gloria Gonzalez will be the new chairman of The Society of Mime . Rose Colvin hopes to become the new Miss America. Next to her will reign our new Mr. America, Ricky Hatheway. Simon Konzem hopes to someday manage a new rock band consisting of Jeff Muise, Mark Windsor, and Ozzy. Ann Newhouse hopes to someday become a mother of twenty. fTwenty what? We're not surely Christy Johnson will disappear into the Colorado mountains. However, Kelli Bingham, the world champ snow-skier, will rescue her. Lastly, Laura Martinez and Mandy Goad hope to become high-tipped waitresses at Sambo's. Angelica Maldonado and Kelly Powers are going to be spokeswomen for Party Unlimited. Andy Peterson hopes to be in the Marines someday. Mike Lindner will be the new head waiter at Pancho's. Marc McMahon and Cynthia Roggen are going to be opening a new hair salon called Butch Em'. Karen 63 I ' 1' 4 Doskocil will be the new president of the Debby Boone fan club. Speaking of presidents, Amelia Maquire hopes to someday be President of the United States. Christine Lammers will be the new writer for The National Enquirer . Chuck Royes will be a commercial air pilot. Tricia Leahy and Ann Gerrity will both be involved in unemployment. Ellen Maschino hopes to become a history researcher. Ed Newman hopes to someday become an aerospace engineer. Lastly, Trey Northcott will be the world's fastest talking vacuum cleaner salesman. Dee Dee Kliewer will be the new manager of Six Flags, where she'll go by the name of Breezy . Cara Colella hopes to someday be rich, famous, and smart, but she will still be poor, unknown, and stupid. Jeff Collison will will someday be training the dolphins at Sea World. Speaking of animals, Tom Walsh hopes to become an architectural designer for zoos. Bev Dolenz will be the proud owner of The Fied Parrot night club. Natalie Dillon aspires to be a stewardess. Steve Nieswiadomy will become a U.S. Senator. Felipe DeArana envisions a life as the Spanish translator at the United Nations headquarters. Stephanie Walker is going to be the new representative of the Volkswagen Corporation. Blair Hancock's fashion designing will make him as rich as Norma Kamali. Holly Hinkson will be opening a new store called Pink Pig Paraphernalia . Thuy Nguyen hopes to become an Oxford scholar. Billy Scott will become a race-car driver of Team-Beam . Laura Caero hopes to become an accountant for Fraudulence Unlimited, Inc. Todd Dillenbeck will be later joining Karla Cole in prison for grand larceny. Brian D. Barrett owns his own art studio in New York. Theresa Rosas hopes to become a jeweler. Carleta Scott is going to become a private investigator. Alfred Vigil hopes to be a railroad engineer. Anne Frankenberger will be the owner of Toys-R-Us. Beth Titsworth will be the Zookeeper of the Koala bears at the San Diego Zoo, and lastly, Julie DeSantis hopes to be a housewife. Some of our friends just couldn't stay away from good ol' Nolan High. Jennifer Altus is the new band instructor. Missy Echevarria is still there learning to spell her last name. Nick lbarra is there, now playing star quarterback. Gerry lglecia is the ever popular physics major at Nolan. Speaking of physics, John Phillips is still idolizing Mr. Bright. Sandra Castillo is still the new Special Education teacher. Rita Urritia, on the other hand, will move beyond a high school education to become business manager for the Texas Rangers. Tommy Darwin, having become president of the Texas Bureau for Economic Understanding, has finally discovered what capitalism is, and decided not to buy the Dallas Cowboys, again up for sale, And lastly, but at no means the least, Missy Strickland will become a Lab Tech. x-raying young peoples' ankles who fall off chairs at ZZ Top concerts. The future, notwithstanding, and time being the great equalizer, we therefore submit these names before the bar of History and ask time to go easy on us if we do not live up to these prophecies, and easier if we do. Given this day 27 May 1984. TJULUCQM ii!l0flU50 Graduation?! But I Don't even Know What I'm Going To Wear! -Leslie Austin I'II Never Lose The Feeling Of Closeness To The People Who Have Touched My LIfe. -Beth Titsworth- It's The End Of The Beginning. -Paul Combs Let's Have Lunch Sometime! -Vale McGarry fav X Graduation Will Be Depressing, But I'm Looking Forward To Moving On. -Peter Pearce 'fi xx I Hope That I Don't Trip When I Walk Across The Stage! -Melinda Rodriguez Me da 'Mig l've Been At Nolan For 6 Years 81 l'm Really Going To Miss All The Friends l've Made. - .. Rita Clay iifi, 'KV BlIyS 1 C l 1 I 1 172 f 4 P 5 Wk ALL RIGHT , Q ' 4 My Two Years At Nolan Were Superfantastic! They Were Even Better Than 'Those Five Days'! -Cara Colella 'fl didn't go, but I'lI never forget Lif Camp. -Liz Foley Mix' W , NOT PICTURED: Susan Caesar, Rita Urritia, Simon Konzem, Jeff Muise, Ann Newhouse m Ozzy Loves You! -Joe Rach 4, , I W 'S h y: .,,, K Q PROJECTIONS . . . an.. Lawyers? Marine Sergeant? ,elf Podiatrist? 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C 1 I - U Beauii 'ul hin s 1 , 9 , I - SPITOON CLEANING CREW FAST FREDDY'S Congratulates Annie Banana Up C pl Of The Best Four Years Of Her Life The Twelfth Grade! To The Class Of '84 Congratulations Special Congratulations To Our Daughter Kelli Bingham The Entire Family ls Proud Of You. Love MOM AND DAD Honor Roll - 4 years National Honor Society - 3 years iSoph., Jr., Sr.l Tutoring - 3 years fSoph., Jr., Sr.J United States Achievement Award in Spanish - Soph. United States A.A. Scholarship Award - Jr. Academic Awards in Biology fSophJ, Commercial Spanish fJr.J, General Business lJr.l, Trig!Analysis lJr.l, Economics lSr.l All-State in Volleyball in 1983-84 iSr.l Captain Varsity iSr.i Captain Junior Varsity lSoph., Jr.l Varsity Letter in Volleyball Varsity Letter in Tennis Female AthIete!Scholar of the Year - 1984 Salutatorian - 1984 Congratulations To The MR AND MRS MICHAEL AUSTIN Class Of 1984 Support Your 9 Be Wise Yearbook Advertisers WATCH B: JEWELRY REPAIR TOMMY GILBERT JEWELERS Diamond Setting Diamond Mounting Engraving Class Rings MANUFACTURER 6700 D BRENTWOOD STAIR RD. PHONE: 451-2021 FORT WORTH TEXAS 76112 SPONSORS Darrell Whltsel Florists Mr and Mrs Tom Pirtle xulilf X I N I w -nf at . . 1 - u n luclzb Specializing in: ' Weddings ' Portraits ifamilies and childrenj ' School Photography 7235 GLENVIEW DRIVE FT. WORTH, TEXAS 76118 817 284-8082 Serving The Photographic Needs of Nolan For Over 20 Years All Sittings By Appointment Only Distinctive Portraiture For Distinctive People ' rlmwvr, Good Luck In High School! Congratulations Class Ot '84 MR. AND MRS. JERRY COLELLA Congratulations Liz And Cara From JOHN, ROGER, NICK ANDY AND SIMON SENICR SIGNATURES CDI'UPTQO-ICP fDI'UPTfD0-ICP AND MORE AUTOGRAPHS! CONGRATULATION OUR NEW AMERICAN Close Up: Washington D.C. Jan. 29 - Feb. 4 Ms. Mize and 14 students spent one week exploring Washington D.C. Some ot their experiences included several government seminars, a visit to Capitol Hill and the Pentagon, and a talk with Congressman Jim Wright. Science Fair Microbiology 1st - Thuy Nguyen 2nd - Gerald Dias Environmental Science 1st - John Ibarra 2nd - Kelly Brightwell and Melanie Breen Chemistry 1st - Stacy Montgomery 2nd - Mike Passow and Mike Galligan Behavorial and Social Sciences ist - Ashley Erler 2nd - Modesto Mundo and David Dedrich Earth and Space 1st - Christine Fischer and Nancy Clark 2nd - Richard Sams and Chad Jordan Zoology 1st - Trey Northcott 2nd - Paul Hennessey and Maria Howard Medicine and Health ist - P.M. Burger 2nd - Bev Dolenz Botony ist - Scott Strittmater 2nd - Cara Colella Math and Computers ist - Jeff Mersberger 2nd - Damon Dockstader Engineering 1st - John Dietrich 2nd - Mike Grandia Physics ist - Sean Leino 2nd - Mike Ashton I to r - Andy Peterson, Leslie Austin, Melissa Hicks, Paul Hood, Maria Howard, Congressman Jim Wright, Duc Nguyen, Steve Nieswiadomy, Tom Walsh, Chuck Royes. NOT PICTURED - Nancy Duncan, Wendy Erisman, Ellen Machino, Laura Machino, Paul Hennesey. The Language Club wi-.ELA Ito r - Consuelo Hernandez, Phoebe Burger, Mrs. Judy Wingo, Cecilia Martinez, Mary Joswiak, President Cristina Hernandez, Janet Mata, Terry Hancock. Mrs. Judy Wingo, with the help of President Cristina Hernandez and the rest of the Language Club, plans Foreign Language Week at Nolan. This is the biggest event planned by the club. Each year, students from foreign language classes participate in ethnic foods bake sales, art and poster contests, costume contests, and lunch for the teachers. Keep an eye to the future, but never forget the past ,, U W1 ' ' ungranru H ' -gunna-. ' incur. 1 ' - 1:14-' -wav' ,f :fa 41:-P. 524: A iis figfa tlii A-'V-'rw f fZ ' Y tr F-'T-'77F - 'Q 21-1 yr. Y ,fm f Q f : 'Y' ' -fAPf'W f',-' 'VT'