Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- MIIQI WALSH AND ANTOINETTE ALTEMUS, DAVE DUNAJ AND TERRY DUARTE, JOE LEONARDI AND MARY KRAEMER, DAVE EISER AND ANNE MCCAULEY, CHUCK CULBERTSON AND MARY CLAIR RYAN AND DUANE DENNIS AND SUE SILVA. aw' I HDNIECOIVIING '72 CLASS OF '73's WINNING FLOAT L .. QW I W kia 1 X ' J' 5 A aa Q 8 , E' an M.. fs f, . . c 1 Q , I ' I A-, Q 1 4 ,,,,., , F l,.. . .4-4 I. vw I M rg I . si um, . sv Q, Em ? S E 5 N '33 is . , L. I Q , ,x 1 '34, H QQ 1 xi- ' H if E k, ' 'W , L W , X. 5 x wx . X , L' A P251 .u 'mx QF A . Rf H ln: I L Ln, wx In -I! 4'-A- I tl git' 63.1, -fs , A , K, 55, . . '-fx' , 1 '1L- ul fit: gi . , ,,..,f1 1. ,f, ,f gets-1 as 3 5 A A3 14' r 'X , U . . :Q T ,T-H A K H5 ' N- - L 1 W A - I- Wg S gf, 4 JT Sf I: V. 4 219 'l ' A,--iff ,A viva 5 -, V 'R mf ' ff . I 4 X N R Hu.. , EV.- , QU. Qi HH 11 .1 'f . A.: R 1, L,. Q . V Le A .Q mgqgv- ,L 4 is Y :K A . '3E' Ag . N '-. X 4 L f i J saw - W i fm- - L, I Jx 'N 11 ND RAIDS SF SENIOR EXTINGUISHING CREW A soaked ring hi e on Suggs after the atta k QW UW go'-5? W 53:2 fm F WW' fl!ABa!! I A Yl- UH For the first time in Notre Dame's history, our school welcomed a lay- man as our principal for the 1971-72 school year. Father Duffy returned to his previous position as vice- principal. The school itself went through several physical changes as our new principal was adjusting to his role as administrator-in-general The result---one of the best renova- tions Notre Dame underwent, 'I 5 Lh 'U' W' ws- 1 A-,gf mi il 'P THE BIG THREE L , ' f Y 'Q 3, f 0 Z A 'CJ EEE I Always ready to lend a help- ing hand are Mrs. Randlett, the efficient secretary, Mrs, Havasta, the accurate ac- countant, and Mrs. Brown, our school librarian. And, of course, Brother Robert is always around to do anything helpful. 0 ll. Eflfllllm flllxllll ee, Fr. Evanstock, the supporter of a losing cause fA,S,U,J, teaches Math Analysis and Geometry. To some math might be considered a bore, but to others it's a great challenge. Those who took a math course realize how it applies to such fields as science, economics, and business. Those who accepted it as an interesting class found that it could be fun and rewarding. Mr. Corrigan, former Business Math, Geometry, and Accounting teacher . ii Mr, Weissman going over History test with his class. MW Mr Cloke helping Bob Wloch with an experiment. Two new Science classes were added to the school's curriculum this year--human physiology and earth science. Both were taught by Mr, Barnes. Of course, the old favorites, physics, chemistry, and biology were still around to intrigue puzzled stu- dents. The Physics and Chemistry classes were taught by a knowledge- able Mr, Cloke, while biology was taught by a newcomer to our school, Mr, Holden, Mr. Holden teaching the inner secrets of science ,i .qu-1' lls' Q1 Andy Balogh and Mike O'Nei1 surprised by the camera while playing with their toy truck. W X 4 Nlll, N Q .1-,232 K Y 'G' 3: Q7 '1 ffwffj 1 I. i Bob Lyons and George Turnbull working on a Physics experiment, La Z f ll ' 99 'na . 9,15 .1 get! gb .9q5 JQUV gf' C :Q Ext M jfo 'jj 1- ' N CI ' C X 4 Xl 2 I :If i N: A xx Ji J' T:-:Q K .1 ,il 1 3 .u, IL I 1' .. 'P' 'iq E-I r W' .Ng . 'HF 1 . L 1 f Q 0 . fm A - an J 4 I 24 Xffg Y -f4 ill ...- Matters pertaining to the spiritual growth of the stu- dents was taken care of by Father Caffreyjupper and bottom lefty, Father Miller qupper righty, Father Duffy qcenterj, and Father Oubre Qbottom righty. ffl . S1 IQ' Y. -Y .M lg-f 'ef .1 . Mr. Naggi Mr, Harris x 1 , x Courses in English, both grammar and literature, were handled by Mr, Naggi and Mr, Harris. The foreign languages were taught by Mr. Aloia fSpanishl and Mr. Holden fFreneh7. f' 'X f '. l 4 P wi' N in , j X , X f ,f ft 1 A 4 ll! I Xb? X ' ,. 3 'Q i g U. , I, , 1 . J x jj b xx!!! X NJ f Jxm xx J Xylffx jj 11 I ltf C X jj! JI, x i7 I' J l ' If Q' jlN l W N fv W X 7 J f fl I 5 f If ,tg 7!x flu- N ff 2, , , X, f B- J 'iff' flllj 1 XA!! f X J f f 'F :fl J x 5 ,U ,fx i u 'X 'lf A .K . I N X If :f ,ff fn 4 45x,f!l, f 1' 'I' if . ff A J W v Mr. Aloia Mr, Holden . 11i? 0 I Both Art and Social Studies are subjects that com- bine the beauty of the past with the reality of the present, The Art classes, under the guidance of Mr, Bellah became acquainted with expressing their creativity through many different mediums. The History and Government classes helped the stu- dent get acquainted with civilizations in the past and present and tried to get the student to relate this to modern day living. B 'J . . Typing, the newest addition to Notre Da.me's curriculum was enjoy- ed by all who took it, Everyone seemed to enjoy the competition of the weekly timings and the atmos- phere of the classroom, Typing was taught by a new teacher this year, Mr. Wilkes. f Alfaro, Rudy Archibald, James Bacon, Michael Backerle, Kenneth Begley, Steve Bickel, Edward Brady, Sean Bray, Melvin 1' W 1 4 FRESHME ffl CLASS OF 75 f ga- Z5 V I 'A HJ! WWW? 'K -'-1' Brennan, Scott Brown, Robert Bush, Barry Cassadas, Paul Contreras, Michael Dawees, Peter Diggins, Timothy Dillman, Gregory N-7' TTT? 3 ..?, Y'--19. bud 'buf 'cur' WIT? Durbin, Ralph Ellis, David Feller, Matthew Fowler, Michael Frost, Wayne Gaylord, Charles Green, Lawrence Greer, Alan Greer, Jeffrey Grirnard, Brian Hackett, Walter Hampton, John Herzberg, Joseph Herzog, Joseph Hotchkiss, Mark Huber, Scott Martinez, Jess McAuliffe, Terrence MeCa.fferty, John McCarthy, James Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Michael Keyzers, Gary Koharchick, Craig Kreuzer, Daniel Krueger, Jay Loera, Arnold Lutters, Gerald McCarthy, Justin McGowan, Cambell McGrady, Michael Meier, Daniel Meins , Damian Mikolaj czyk, Dennis Mojarro, Robert Neves, Judd O'Brien, Sean O'Donne11, Michael Parks , Patrick Pendergraft, Jo hu , mga, T X . s.,- , -x , lf-f N nl' ' lg A prime example of St. Francis ingenuity. WT'-vu' 'Jr' X X Pol, Lucas Richardson, Tim Santa Maria, Paul Scarano, Mike Sebastion, Thomas Slocum, Alan Sorensen, Jon Spalten, James Steed, Robert Steele, David Stretch, Charles Swiecki, Tedmund Swierczek, Gregg Townsend, Michael Vackar, Anthony Van Stockum, Steve 'T P r 11 N . . ,td l rl 1 Fu Walsh, Thomas White, Timothy .M Wiggins, John 15- Williams, Stan Wuetcher, Gregory Young, Michael Younglove, Grant CAMERA SHY FRESHMEN Michael Genoff Robert Levi Thomas Mudd Patrick Spires David Wike Culhane, Michael Dailey, John Daniels, Patrick De La Cruz, Carlos Del Gado, Glenn De Kuyter, Jacob Dunkel, Gregory Durbin, Arthur rvvA Av Alaya, Albert Bickel, Richard Bruno, Steve Byrum, Richard Clear, Mark Connelly, Hugh Costa, Vincent Cox, Kevin SCPHONICRES CLASS OF SPIRIT Steve Brimo, a member of the Notre Dame Varsity Football squad, showed signs of great potential in the first game of the year, Then on Thursday, September 30, he received a serious neck injury in a game against Rubidoux High and was taken away in an ambulance to the hospital. After spending two weeks in traction, Steve was operated on and to the joy of us all, the operation proved to be a great success. Steve was able to return to school four weeks later and the prayers of the parents friends, and the students of Notre Dame, St. Francis and Rubidoux High School's had been answered. .A Erickson, John Flaherty, Michael Flaherty, Patrick Fogassy, Zoltan Franco , Ralph Freitag, Kurt Gaffney, David Garcia, David Gay, Bryan Gaylord, Mark ?'T George, William Gorman, Patrick Hopkins, Michael Hackbarth, Eugene Haddock, Russell Harley, Robert Herzog, Mark Huerta, Michael Jacobsmeyer, William Kabel, James Kampling, Daniel Lemire , Richard Low, Wayne Mcdonagh, Michael Magana., Louis Mankin, Frank P' Mojarro, Richard Moore, Richard Morton, Kevin Perry, Robin Pfrunder, Bernard Pol, Frederick Polk, Derek Poutre, Kevin Renteria, Raymond Reyes, Maximo Rizzo, Thomas Robinson, John Roney, Ward Schlick, Robert Simmons, Timothy Slocum, David Stowell, Stephen Tingle, Terrence Van Buhler, Tim Vasquez, Vincent Voll, Cary Wagner, Mark Wathen, Mike White, Michael White, Richard Wolnisty, Jolm Young, Grant Zuppardo, Charles CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES JUNIORS THE UNITED ONES Burger, Joe Carlos, Richard Clover, Robert Coltrain, Daro Dineen, Dennis Dyrnora, Jerome Robert Herzog and Kurt Brees arm-wrestling during Chemistry, Garcia, Gregory Gray, Brian Grimard, Jim Gunther, Keith Hackbarth, Edwa Hansen, Jim Hanson, Scott Harvey, Edward Herzog, Robert rd 11 '53 'Us...r Greg Garcia fooling around with Patti Sebastien at a Notre Dame dance. EW' if . I Q A9 Senior brains helping Louis Mendoza with his home work. 1? 46 nb- WT Hibbs, James Hurst, William Iparaguirre, Bob Kennedy, Kevin Kisling, Richard Kuschell, John Kwasny, Mark Lynch, Larry McCarthy, Charles Q i Q-v-Y '-1-1-xi' McMu11in, Steve Machado, Richard Machum, George Meier, Steve Mendoza, Louis Morton, Vernon 32? 411 -ll 'AJ -syn- L! 'Cntr' 341' -,VPU , ,,,v . .'.,f,,.wg -..- 1 -,fu .553 V Moser, John Neglia, Joseph Nelson, Torn North, Steven O'Doherty, Tim Palermo, Tom Parks, Michael Petropulos, Dan Ramsay, David l f I . . ,, H 1' Rodriquez, Jeff Rudie, Mark . Smith, Darron Q? Sorensen, Jim Spires, William Steele, James Steele, Steve Stone, Craig Telliard, 'Dom Trudeau, Stephen Vanderveldt, Kevin Ybarra, Tony CAMERA SHYJUNIORS Charles Anhaiser Peter Relich Bill Sloan Joseph Mudd Michael Tardiff n-Q1-. SENIORS CLASS OF 72 ALEXANDER, JIM Frosh Basketball 1 Bee Basketball 2,3 Fish Award 1,2,3,4 Varsity Football Manager 2,3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 AVILA, ANDY Varsity Basketball 3,4 Captain 4 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 Bee Basketball 2 Frosh Basketball 1 Al's Agency 3,4 BALOGH, ANDREW JV Wrestling 3 Varsity Football Manager 3 BASH, JOHN Varsity Basketball 4 Bee Basketball 2 JV Baseball 1 JV Football 1 Al's Agency 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 C gift Y BASILON E, JOE Varsity Football 2,3,4 All C.I. F, 4 All Arrowhead Football 4 Varsity Wrestling 1, 2 BECK, JOSEPH Varsity Basketball 4 Bee Basketball 2 Frosh Basketball 1 Wrrfjg Aj BECK, STEVE Varsity Football 3,4 JV Football 2 B Honor Roll BEDOLLA , ROBERT Yearbook Staff 4 B Honor Roll BOLDT, DAVE Varsity Golf 3,4 Bee Basketball 2,3 JV Baseball 1,2 Yearbook Editor 4 Al's Agency 3,4 BULGER, PAT Varsity Wrestling 2 , 3 Varsity Football Manager 3 COUDURES, JOHN Yearbook Staff 4 Swim Team 1 Newspaper Staff 3 National Honor Society CRABB, ROBERT Varsity Football 2,3,4 All League Football 4 JV Football 1 Ei: ,X l CULBERTSON, CHUCK Varsity Golf 3,4 Bee Basketball 3 Al's Agency 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 DARSOW,JOHN Varsity Baseball 3 ,4 All Arrowhead Baseball 3,4 llH0dadVl JV Baseball 1,2 M, V, P, Frosh Basketball 1 573' gs:-:ur DAVB,JOHN DE LA CRUZ, RALPH National Honor Society Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 A,S,B, Social Chairman 4 A,S.B, Secretary 3 Maya DENNIS, DUANE Varsity Football 4 All Arrowhead Football 4 Varsity Wrestling 3 ,4 M,V,P, Captain 4 Senior Class President DESJARDINES, VINCE Yearbook Staff 4 B Honor Roll 'WP' ' 1 - 45331, EISER, DAVE Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 Baseball Captain 4 JV Baseball 1 JV Football 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Al's Agency 3,4 FONT, TIM Dog Howler 3,4 HACKBARTH, DALE JV Baseball 1 HAMMER, JERRY Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Homecoming Prince 4 Ski Club 3 ,4 54 E 1 .n HANKINS, CHRIS HILL, BRUCE Varsity Football 2,3,4 Varsity Track 3 ,4 Midnight Cowboy Al's Agency 3,4 HIRT, PETER KELLY, NIKKO Debating Club 4 Student Radical 4 KORSON, STEVE Varsity Basketball 3,4 JV Basketball 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Editor 3 KRETER, PAUL Outstanding American Student 4 Lab Assistant 3 ,4 National Honor Society I LANGAN, DAVID Varsity Wrestling 3 ,4 'tar H Q - F .tal ,.. mn.-..z.gu - LEONARDI, JOE A,S,B. President Varsity Wrestling 2, 3 National Honor Soceity LONGTIN, DANNY LYONS, ROBERT Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4 All Arrowhead Baseball 3, 4 e Varsity Football 2 JV Basketball 2 National Honor Society Al's Agency 3,4 MACHADO, CHUCK Varsity Football 2,3,4 All C,I, F, Football 4 Defensive Player of the Year - Arrowhead League 4 All Riverside County S Varsity Baseball 2,3 Al's Agency 3,4 MACKEY, JOE S.E.A. MADRIGAL , EUGENE quad 4 MARKS, KEVIN JV Football 1 Varsity Basketball Manager Class Frog 1,2,3,4 Varsity Track 3 Lab Assistant 4 O'DOHERTY, MIKE Varsity Football 1,2,3 All Arrowhead Football 2,3 Varsity Basketball 2,3 All Arrowhead Basketball 3 Newspaper Editor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 O'NEl'L, MICHAEL Wrestling 3 PRIMEAUX, GARY John Wayne, Howard Cossel Fan Club 4 RELICH, MAREK Bee Basketball 4 Divine Word Serninarian SANTILLA, LOUIS Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 All Arrowhead Baseball 3, 4 Most Inspirational 2, 3, 4 Baseball Captain 4 Al's Agency 3, 4 SCARPINO, VINCE Varsity Football 4 Varsity Wrestling 4 Al's Agency 3,4 SC HULTE , GEORGE Varsity Baseball 3,4 Varsity Track 2 JV Baseball 1,2 Bee Basketball 2 Newspaper Staff 3 Al's Agency 4 'TFP WT:-gr' SLOCUM,MARK SWIECKI, STEPHEN U,C,R, High School Program National Honor Society A Honor Roll 1 Outstanding American Student TURNBULL, GEORGE Varsity Basketball 4 Bee Basketball 2,3 M,V,P, Bee Basketball 3 JV Football 1 Frosh Basketball Varsity Track 2 TURNER,LARRY Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 All Arrowhead Baseball 3,4 All C , I, F, Pitcher 3 M,V,P, 3 Al's Agency 3,4 +4 in .,., 5 1 A i 4 VAN VOORST MIKE Varsity Track 3 ,4 Cross Country 4 VIGIL, MELVIN Senior Class Treasurer General Hospital Volunteer M. A. Y. A. Divine Word Seminarian WAH, DALE Frosh Baseball National Honor Society WALSH, MIKE Varsity Football 3,4 Varsity Basektball 2,4 Varsity Baseball 2 JV Football 1 M,V.P, JV Football Tim 'Tlx WLOCH, ROBERT Varsity Basketball 3 ,4 JV Basketball 2 Frosh Basketball Teenager of the Year Tennis Shoe Award WANZEK, GARY WATHEN, TOM Varsity Football 2,3 JV Football 1 A1's Agency 3,4 Ber1e Fellow Nominee For a first year team, Notre Dame's Cross Country squad did a fine job. In the city tournament, Mike Wathen, the Most Valuable Player, won the Frosh- Soph Championship. Team captain Kurt Brees was the Junior-Varsity City Cham- pion and Mike Erickson and Mike Flaherty placed 2nd and 3rd respectively in the Frosh-Soph division. The team, under the guidance of Coach Harris, had a dismal 1-3 league record but was im- pressive in pre-season with victories over Rubidoux, Moreno Vally and Yucca Valley, Qu.-- VARSITY CROSS COU NTRY Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Rubidoux Norco Moreno Valley San Dimas Sherman Webb Yucca Valley La Sierra Webb I-I f. wx, - 'V 5, 1 1 r K' ..' . 'ff 1 Ji r -1' , sv 1 V 'fi .xg , . I ,A a UW' A Y 5. ,qggf 1-: Y we 7 .L iss? ,Qin hp. QQL E! I ax, f.ii,Qf, v ,, 'fu' fs,ag.E'- wg WP-' Agri' mf' i . J lr?-f I F OOTBALL One of the most successful seasons record-wise in Titan football history, yet one of the most frustrating as well, came to a pre- mature and heartbreaking end the night of November 26. The Green Machine Battled to a scoreless tie through 48 minutes , only to be bounced out of the C , I, F, playoffs in the tiebreaker period, 1-0 by Los Angeles Baptist, a team Notre Dame defeated in 1970 to win the C , I, F, crown, Prior to this, ND had struggled through an undefeated season. That may sound strange, but in a league the Titans were expected to dominate, they had all kinds of troubleg beating San Dimas and Aquinas by 6, La Sierra by 13, CSDR by 11 and Big Bear by a single point. The Titans were not without individual standouts, however. Sen- ior co-captains Joe Basilone and Chuck Machado seemingly carried off every award in sight, as both made All-League and All C ,I, F, , and Machado additionally was named to the All-Riverside County Football Team and Arrowhead League-Defensive Player of the Year. Other Titan all leaguers included Daron Smith, Tim O'Doherty fboth were selected on offense and defense as was Basiloney, Bob Crabb, John Moser, Keith Gunther and Duane Dennis. V 2' g' , I Qi: ' gf H75 W F' , A , T'1 fm .1512 ' .,L -In .W xi fs' 295 V , J 2 ki: V f -is w , .g i .,' ' as . . . Q I1 gig,-47,513 A , 1, 3fifii?2Gi1l5L'f' - fit? v- 2-' as-. -. -ci bf! Co-captain Joe Basilone during the course of the year proved to be the Titans best offensive lineman and was named to the all C,I. F, and all Arrowhead League Teams. X Head Coach Bob Stangel in one of his happier moods during Titan romp against Webb. Coach Stangel engineered the Green Machine to a 9-1 record this year to go with his overall four year slate of 32-8-2 and a 1970 C,I,F, Championship, I h-N., y Q . ,:. -' Av L 1 'fx X S3 v. li A .r I xl' 5 is . :- M Q ,wa in H61- 7' 4 Rx N 5? 1 , x A X X 9 v ' 5- Xkqv ,. f 'RK X '61 r f Q 1 I' -... V' v ,ga P K D I 'Y I Y' I F P I ' . V . t I 11 'll f 'Mp I Q 5 .-4'-km . ,fig k.-, ,Lg K Q-Q , Q U ' J ' ' , . ' . ' , I 455 . . , IA ,- x , -. X . 5 . ii . 4' V H gn g ,s Vx . , KA! . a l. , L V . 15, - R - .. E. :Q fs uw- -,.A 1 . , 'Q T ' T A 'r ' s, 11 - , 3 V. +3 , W.: ,3- fl ,A 5 I '- if 5 A+-5,5 ,ce W 43 f., .1 1 ..-.. '. x. 1. 6,,, ' .U . lc ,l X. A ' E Q is ' 5 'Z f 9' .: , 1 M tl' i-.eh is fix' xg. 'F I Eff 3? 3 jf 4' 1. , f f v rz ,Q Q 9 in v fa Vx -, yn, B , 'LE' 5 df' ilsf 'Q Q' .si ,gy Y Q A -3 +1 VA R S I I Y Andy Avila shoots for two BASKETBALL The 1971-72 basketball season has to be one of the low points in Titan athletic history. In past years, Notre Dame had just about dominated the Arrow- head League, and had made the CIF Playoffs a way of life. How- ever, when this year's post -season competition came around, the Titans found themselves on the outside looking in, after a disap- pointing 4th place AL finish at 7-7, and an overall mark of 8-14. -f Notre Dame got off to a good start in their opener, blasting - Beaumont in their own gym, but then went on to lose seven straight Ti: A V'.' ' non-league games, and the AL opener to Aquinas. ' 7 - ' Notre Dame lost three games in the first round, to Aquinas, San Dimas and Big Bear. They opened up the second round with another loss to Aquinas, the low point of which was a first quarter in which they were outgunned, 21-2. They came back home for a three game homestand, and swept all of second place San Dimas, a win that knocked the Saints out of contention for first place. However, they lost their final three games, and were knocked out of the running themselves for a playoff berth. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES three to keep their playoff hopes alive. The big win was an upset 1, Notre Dame 78 Beaumont 57 Notre Dame 61 Yucaipa 73 Notre Dame 58 Indio Notre Dame 51 North JV Notre Dame 51 North Notre Dame 46 Rubidoux Notre Dame 65 Hemet Notre Dame 38 Moreno Valley ARROWHEAD LEAGUE Notre Dame 43 Aquinas Notre Dame 66 C.S. D.R. Notre Dame 77 Sherman Notre Dame 46 San Dimas Notre Dame 43 La Sierra Notre Dame 38 Webb Notre Dame 50 Big Bear Notre Dame 31 Aquinas Notre Dame 85 C.S.D.R. Notre Dame 74 Sherman Notre Dame 48 San Dimas Notre Dame 33 La Sierra Notre Dame 41 Webb Notre Dame 60 Big Bear vi 1 .1 K J ' ' wi ,- 4, 1 . 1 L 11 VG 1 1 -,11 Darron Smith driving inside against Sherman. Greg Garcia going for a lay-up at C,S, D.R, . u P J x Emi. -' rift 2 12- Z George Turnbull, who averaged about 10 points per game during the season, puts up a shot over the C,S,D,R, defense. John Bash shooting one of his jump shots in the game against arch-rival Aquinas. j 4 John Bash shooting a lay-up. - ff ,x 1 'S Q 'F' ,-.:., . ,le , E 4, 5, H 1 Var. vw . ,K Tw. . z i f ' H Y...-..,. 13 1 4 'zz ' - 'i A i ' mi- X, , Greg Garcia out-jumping a Sherman Brave. Steve Korson fighting for a rebound. 71 ARRCWHEAD CHANIPIO BEE TEAM The Notre Dame Bee Basketball team proved that the Titan's are still champs. Fin- ishing the year with a 13-1 league record and a 21-5 mark overall, the team had a group of 12 very fine young players. This champion- ship club was led by the only returning veteran, Mike Watheng also by Kevin Sidney . Vanderveldt and Daro Coltrain. A fine crop of ball players from the previous years freshman team included: Derek Polk, Tim Van Buhler, Frank Mankin and Mark Clear. The fine head coach was Ray Plutko who practiced his team hard and put them out on the top. Mike Wathen driving down court. BACK ROW: Coach Plutko, Derek Polk, Daro Coltrain, Mike Wathen, Tim White, Kevin Vanderveldt, Marek Relich, Tim Van Buhler. FRONT ROW: Tim Simmons, Mark Clear, Frank Mankin, Gregory Beck, Kevin Cox, Richard Kisling, Jay Krueger. Daro Coltrain guns for a basket. I 1, ' , Derek Polk shoots a free-throw Coach Plutko discussing the game plan with his squad. Kevin Vanderveldt drives for an easy shot against Aquinas. 5'-rv-,- BE E BASKETBALL, SCORES Notre Dame 87 Norco Notre Dame 53 Elsinore Notre Dame 54 Indio Notre Dame 61 Rubidoux Notre Dame 38 North Notre Dame 54 Upland Notre Dame 50 Hemet Notre Dame 52 La Sierra Notre Dame 57 Fontana Notre Dame 35 North Notre Dame 69 Sherman Notre Dame 47 Rubidoux Notre Dame 67 Bloomington ARROWHEAD LEAGUE Notre Dame 63 Aquinas Notre Dame '75 C,S.D.R. Notre Dame 80 Sherman Notre Dame 70 San Dimas Notre Dame 56 La Sierra Notre Dame 71 Webb Notre Dame 53 Big Bear Notre Dame 54 Aquinas Notre Dame '77 C.S.D.R. Notre Dame 72 Sherman Notre Dame 59 San Dimas Notre Dame 50 La Sierra Notre Dame 68 Webb Notre Dame 41 Big Bear FRESHNIAN BASKETBALL r'Yi'. M if L . fu? - 1 BACK ROW: Coach Harris, Mike Scarano, Greg Wuetcher, Mike O'Donnel1, Terry McAuliffe, Greg Swienczek, Robert Steed, Berry Bush. FRONT ROW Brian Grimard, Melvin Bray, James McCarthy, John Wiggins, David Wike, David Ellis. Greg Swierczek going in for a rebound. Greg Weutcher puts up a jumper over the San Dimas defense. fo Mike O'Donnell pumps in two. WRESTLING Plagued by injuries and lack of experience, the Titan wrestling squad suffered a dismal season with a 3-8 re- cord. Captain Duane Dennis and co-captain Mike T Tardiff proved to be the most successful wrestlers placing in both the Fontana Takedown and Riverside City Tournaments. Other fine wrestlers included David Langan at 115 lbs., Arnold Loera at 98 lbs. and Vince Scarpino at 130 lbs. Steve Aloia, the first year coach, worked very hard during the entire season teaching his young team the many techniques of this sport. Next year the team should be much better for most of the grabblers will be returning. STANDING: Steve Bruno, Gerald Lutters, Mark Gaylord, Ralph Franco Dennis Mikolajczyk, Jim Grimard, Bubba Meir, Zoltan Fogassy, Mike Hopkins, Louis Mendoza, Coach Steve Aloia. KNEELING: Luke Pol Vince Scarpino, Duane Dennis, Mike Tardiff, Dave Langan, Brian Gay Arnold Loera. Dave Langan preparing to make his move. Jim Grimard putting a hold on a CSDR wrestler. Head Coach Steve Aloia Arnold Loera using a figure-four pinning technique in the league finals held at Notre Dame. D uane eyes S opponen . X 'Z .R u Mike Tardiff wins another match. Brian Gay awaiting the referee's whistle. C x -I ' Af r W P, F 1 Vince Scarpino utilizing one of his backbreaking holds to pin the man from Aquinas. Louis Mendoza fighting for an escape. ,,. 4 Ze. 1 - Mike Tardiff struggling for a victory N S -'L 's fm VARSITY BASEBALL Notre Dame's defending CIF baseball champions rode into Arrowhead League play with a 5-0-1 record with a 4-4 tie at Rubidoux being the only blemish on an otherwise perfect mark. One of the brightest spots of the early season has been shortstop Dan Petropulos, who has hit in six consecutive games and has amassed an average of . 555 . Other hitting standouts at press time include Lou Santilla at .373, Daron Smith at .388, and John Hodad Darsow at .273, as they contributed to a team average of'.320 V George Schulte telling the runner to go A Jubilant Dave Eiser after his leadoff home run against Rubidoux. Dan Petropulos Warming up at shortstop. . 0M .5'f 6 My A Darron Smith making a play at home plate. Larry Turner throwing a. curve ball. Louis Santilla waiting for the pitch. 1 TITAN BASEBALLERS GO TO CATALINA Notre Dame's defending CIF baseball champions visited Catalina on the weekend of March 3-4, for a two game series with Avalon High. The Titans had a successful weekend on the field, sweeping the series with scores of 4-2 and 10-0. But, as you can tell from the following pictures, the Titans enjoyed themselves off the field as well. The weather was beautiful, the accommodations were fine, and the natives were friendly, all of which added up to a great road trip for Notre Dame's Cham- pions. ' l vt'E55E.f f ff 'lr fi A ' e it , .Jilin 1 The boat ride over to the island proved to be too much for Andy Avila fabova and Darron Smith fbelowj. The island of Santa Catalina and the city of Avalon as seen from Avalon Bay. Dave Eiser gets another hit. Larry Turner up at bat against the Lancers. David Garcia whacks a base hit to center field. 'ui in QQ77 ' j N1 ,,, Ti, .A 1 , ,.w, .M 1,2,- N ' 'Al ,.,, , .iff 2 pf 'I '1 I , A-Qi? . il- 7'1E3'TT?' 'i-' ' AT 'g . ' f-.:, EE: r - M 1 ' -EH- r T' I F 1 Elf 'V 4 fx W I L-4 ,1 F it Bl 1 A , L Y 'i w -A .-lui? f A- .1-rf' . . .551-zi. , , -Y h.,- L ,V .- .l - ww fig: f ' 5 4-. - v, . tu -19 ' 1 , 4- . ' V av? .Y P' if .- . -- -.. ,Egan-gasp ,, -1.713514- '6r.v 1.- - -1 .iifi Titans score another run. .qv Cllihsda... C.I. F. Pitcher of the Year, Larry Turner, on the mound in the game which The Titans beat Pater Noster 7-4 to win the C.I. F, Championship Coach Barnes going into hysterics Robert Al Lyons at bat Dave Eiser preparing to hit against Holtville in the semi-final game 82 Notre Dame has always been noted for its strength in baseball, but the 1971 ballclub proved to be far and away the best in the schoo1's history, winning the C. I. F. S,S. Championship and finishing with a record of 21-7. A rookie coach QMike Barnesy and a team with only two senior starters QMarvi.n Cobb and Grant Evensonj didn't figure to attract too much attention, but as the season progressed, the Titans made believers out of everybody they faced, winning 19 of their last 22 games. The junior studded Titans were paced by the spectacular hurling of ace Iefthander Larry Turner, the big bats of Marvin Cobb, Bob Lyons, and John Darsow, and the fine clutch performances of Dave Eiser, Lou Santilla, George Schulte, Mike Cobb and Daron Smith. N.D. , overshadowed in print during the season by the record breaking exploits of Norte Vista's Braves, were out to prove something to a few people. Prove something they did, as they swept through the Arrowhead League with a 12-2 record, then took four straight games in the C,I. F. Playoffs to bring the school its second C.I. F. Championship in the same school year. OTRE DAME TITANS 1971 C I F BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Titans celebrate AL Q' TRACK The Arrowhead League champion track team started the 1972 season with an optimistic outlook. The team had a total of 13 meets and returning lettermen includ- ed Kurt Brees, Mike Flaherty, Bruce Hill, Mike Van Voorst, Mike Erickson, Richard Bickel, and Mike Wathen. The squad was coached by Steve Harris, who hoped to lead the Titans to another Arrowhead crown. 5.4: :f-3? GOLF The 1972 Notre Dame Golf Team should be one of the finest the school has ever fielded. Returning starters from last year's squad include 4fNumber-one man Tom Telliard, Mark Herzog, Chuck Culbertson and Dave Boldt. With a new home course this year at Jurupa Hills Country Club and a tough schedule which includes matches against Bloomington, Colton, Aquinas and last year's Arrowhead League champ Webb, this season should be well rewarding and ex- citing for all members of the Notre Dame Golf Team. x fi, ff' X Tom Telliard freaking out in a tree Gary Primeaux chipping a shot on to the green. '71 'rj v- - w w . , , . , A. 'x',iQ..1.1'f -Yf l J' c'i'T lgml'f1 I N :Q-ffieiifw-'-2-7 .A f i Q . I-V F52 WHL' 5-W 'SEM HIE? 1 T21 '!di.'ELlXk3. lFi ' 1 Gif 1. - W' ' 3,551.5-1'i .,,,.,-4 . - 1 5 'z .. Nfl 1 Coach Telliard discussing rules before a match Mark Rudie showing off his putting form. Tommy Telliard practicing with his irons. -, 4: Joe Mudd attacking the ball on a tee-off. N j i F 9 Q f 'N . :J CHRISTMAS BALL A NIGHT TO REMEMBER pw- A 1 , K , '-Q On Saturday Night, December 18, the annual ND-S, F, Christmas Ball was staged. The setting of the formal dance was the Mission 1un's beauti- ful Music Room which captured a true feeling of the Christmas Spirit. The couples came clad with corsages and boutonnieres and danced to the rock- ing soul music of the Jades. All the excitement of this evening made the Christmas Ball A Night To Remember. ND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS X g.:5 1 U 9 we From left to right- Terry Duarte, Mary Kraemer, Mary Clair Ryan, Debby Gaston and Sue Silva. Not pictured Tina Loper Sue Silva cheering at LA Baptist. Duane Dennis with the cheerleaders at the Prime Rib Inn. JV CHEERLEADERS JV cheerleaders from left to right: Monica Del Gado, Mary De Marco, Anne McCoy, and Jackie Alliare. fNot pictured Ann Kraemelnl K. K... Titan fans pack Notre Dame gym Ann Kraemer cheering. JV cheerleaders at C,S. D.R, PROMOTIONAL CHAIRMAN Mike O' Doherty Vince D es jardins BUSINESS MANAGE Steve Korson ART AND LAYOUT EDITORS fs 1 W WC A! x 4 , ILO f John Cordures EDITOR Dave Boldt ASSISTANT EDITOR John Kuschell 65 , I Hai'-' fhh I' .Fe 1 A 1 K VC? AM: 2511 --Q AGN PHOTOGRAPHER John Dailey CONTRIBUTING TYPISTS Dave Eiser Qmwgx S I - PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Mark Kwasny John Bash Chuck Culbertson Bob Lyons CONTRJIBUTING PHO TOGRAPH ERS Bob Lyons Paul Kreter Vince Scarpino .im Social Pages EDITORS John SPECIAL THANKS Mr. Smith Stephenie Wuetcher Doug Gibson SPORTS EDITOR Lx Jim Alexander Q, Lf Beyer I' YEARBOOK ADVISOR Fr. Caffrey JR ' , v' fs' N f I viii!! fm M- Ralph de 1a Cruz Ja, This year's A.S.B, was confronted with the responsibility of preparing Notre Dame and St. Francis for the upcoming merger. The A.S.B.'s feelings about the matter cen- tered on improving the relationship between both schools. As a result, the A,S.B, found it necessary to extend its social activities. Dances were our first issues of improve- ment. Realizing that past dances were that of mediocrisy, the student council felt opti- mistic that the student bodies of both schools would participate if we made our dances more exciting. By contracting the best bands around, every dance was a great suc- cess, so much so, that other schools in the area have conceded that ours are the best around. Among our many success stories were the Homecoming Activites and the Christmas Ball, both setting school records in their participation. Our master-plan did not stop at dances, but continued on to other co-ed activities. Our first event was an assembly featuring George Sharp a well-known hypnotist In Ralph de la Cruz selling cookies during an A,S,B, fund raising campaign 9 c February Notre Dame had its first annual Fun Week. This featured a week of contests and prizes, and as a finale both schools were shown a motion picture at a nearby theatre. Also in February both schools participated in Volleyball competition. The following weeks were occupied on planning co-ed field trips. And the activities went on . . . A.S,B, President Joe Leonardi. Col. Dougherty and Greg Garcia intently listen- ing during a student council meeting. A.S,B. Secretary, Jim Hanson taking the minutes during a student council meeting. --..-.4- sh ,u.v,-,ith X X Chuck Machado exhibiting his dancing skills. ' . fd - Ai , Q I -ul wg ,5-1365 ,fi-Q,-fe Q - - .. . nw 734+ .. - LFTZ' -. Tv 1.-Q' A 1' dfliiifiiaff' x1:.iifu'f I ' -lu . H115 nn f n W 'L X lx LMI, , xg -Z-, I' nl., . QQ 'MP 1 I .. A .Q ,. I .. , . . Y fx Q J, Monica Kuschell hiding from the audience. , 1 George Sharp putting some students under his spell Fun week got off to a fantastic start on Mon- day, February 14, with the wagon race. The event began with a Lemans style start and after many wrecks and eliminations, Kurt Brees and Ed Hackbarth finished in lst place with John Bash and Chuck Machado taking the runner-up spot. The second event of fun week was a pie eat- ing contest. The senior class was expected to dominate, but failed miserably. Sophomore Kip Poutre finished his pies first and was de- clared champion with Keith Gunther coming in a close second. After the contest was over, a pie throwing outburst resulted in which total chaos prevailed. --nag. ig.. L. 8 I t , 9. X FU WEEK flu ffglox J' ' ?4 :W 4' 1 ' in 'L fi-A A225-' I I' 1 W7 kr, - ff it On Thursday of Fun Week, a burrito-eating competition was held. Rick Machado was the winner and Andy Avila, The Mex , was run- ner-up. Voted the biggest pig was John Dailey. Other contestants were awarded with nausea. 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