Notre Dame Academy - Royale Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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1 f l 1 . ss. This page is dedicated to Maria Dobal by her famil y. ,, Vw is what l. Kath Suazo switches from a basketball player to a basketball pole while acting in a candy drive skit. 2. Members ofthe Pep Club include ffirst row, left to rightj Gigi Kennedy, Karen Ver- rengia, Monica Sapien, Irene Wagner, Marie Miguens, Gloria Rivas, Kari Wetzel, Ann Kwinn, Milana Caldwell, Brittz Bald, Carolyn Christie, Nancy Hawkins, Terry Sadowski, Cindy Bebb, Mary Blomer, Debbie Bouttc, Monique Abatte, Adrianna Allen, Karen Son- nier, Sybil Bordenave, and Sharon Scranage, Qsecond rowl Rosie Suazo, Veronica Seery, Madeline Perez, Letty Alvarez, Pat Seery, Barbara Wagner, Stephanie Nelson, Debbie Lara, Debbie Slobojan, Heidi Reusch, Alicia Bambrick, Nora O'Brien, Paula Morris, Ani- tra Manchester, Debbie Stonie, Jodi McClees, Cori Jackson and Glenda Collins, tthird rowj Laurence Retourne, Michelle Capdeville, Kath Suazo, Kathy Boylan, Bon- nie Abaunza, Marika Horompoly, Liz Byrne, Linda Scranage, Eve Szurley, Miko Henry, SharRon Washington, Shelia O'Connell, Den- ise Dell Amico, Pam Hoffman, Colleen Kearin, Donna Guiliano, Mary Wensley and Dana Bart, tfourth rowl Traci Tolman, Ren- ate Eilers, Gabi Tabori, Mary Vorndran, Mary Kay Athan, Julie King, Cathy Camp- bell, Tina Alba, Karen Lichter, Peggy O'Don- nell, Veronica Delery, Kim Smith, Lucia Bar- ajas, Rita Rogers, Lisa Fugere, Sonja Pro- chaska, Shelly Caldwell, Susan Nigg, Leticia Gonzalez, Mariana Edwards and Pam Flores. 3. These students have merited membership in the Lettergirls for their outstanding athletic achievements: T. Alba, K. Smith, R. Suazo, C. Campbell, N. O'Donncll, C. Tanaka, B. Dahan, P. Erb, P. O'Donnell, D. Visser, I.. Barajas, K. Suazo and D. Scanlon. 4. These decorative posters spurred the bas- ketball team to second place in the league.

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SPGRTS FANS POUND IN PEP CLUB AND LETTERGIRLS The Lettergirls, whose president is Nuala O'Donnell, showjust what a reward one can receive if she is really active in G.A.A. She can have the honor of wearing the white, lettergirl cardigan. She may also participate in such activi- ties as a beach party, giant poster party and sky trip, as such were held this year. Another organization that is part of the G.A.A. is the Pep Club. These students try to attend the various games and show school spirit. They also provide posters to rouse the school spirit before interscholastic games.

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CHORAL GROUPS ADD A BIT OF SUNG Two organizations that are unique since they are also classes include the Concert Choir and the Choraliers. Members of these organizations are enrolled in the music classes taught by Ms. Sue Gottenbos. They provided entertainment as part of their class worn, and during the year they also sold posters to help pay for new choral gowns. In general, the members ofthese organizations find great joy in both learning music and in performing. 5 Q Q This page is sponsored by Mr, and Mrs. Roger A. Papet. rem . f 7 A L.....s g i Q Q 1. lie y 2 i ii 1 i ii