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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

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QAM 1 1 u 1 4 5 3 1 i 1 Z 4 i 1 i I x 5 . -il titan 75 notre dame high school riverside, calif. the kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed a the smallest of all seedsg vw' My 'fiflf N . . . l l: only inches away life is measured by inches, by steps taken one at a time, not by the height of the peak we seek, but each little rise we climb. the span of our life is measured minute by minute--not years, we live in a Very small world of o in a vast universe of spheres. yes, life is measured by inches, but inches can add up to far, a light-year is only inches away- we can inch our way up to a star! helen lowrie mars i me UI' OWI1 hall the mountains, trees, and rivers change their appearance with vicissitudes of time and seasons, as a man changes with his experiences and emotions. kahil gibran 1 I , I a man takes it and sows it in his field, and when it grows up it is the biggest of all plants how does it know ? how does it know . . . . . .this little seed if it is going to grow to be a flower or weed? if it s to be a vine or shoot and have a root? where does it store-up all it knows ? beth waldon 1969, 2nd grade I f A u nf J 0 H w f ' it becomes a tree, so that the birds come and make their nests in its branches. luke 13:31-32 -ffwwimfkfowjjmy 6 an tliwufff 1 QQ Q V. sg 5 x -ck, W, I I' it if R f f XX iff' f f N RN ec, J 5 5 af y dedication mr plutko 's hard work and dedication is described by his own coaching philosophy: coaching philosophy i believe in pride and discipline in the game of basketball, but more important, i believe in life. it is the latter which provides the foundation for this program and it is the values from this athletic experience that should provide the men we coach benefits that will lead them to a more fulfilling life. if i only concentrate on winning and losing, i only hamper and deprive the men entrusted to me of gaining the broader experience necessary. i must help them to see more than just the immediate. when i have doubts, i must discipline myself that when given the choice between an athlete of fine natural talent whose attitude limits him and an athlete of lesser ability who is prepared to pay the price in his personal quest, i must select the latter. yes, i believe in winning, but i believe in the will to win more than winning. i must permeate a world of complete dedication, sacrifice and willingness to work every second mentally' and physically to my utmost. only then can i and my players feel the true sense and value of winning. a team working together in clock-like precision and caring for each other with the attitude all for one and one for all is the ultimate in coaching. this can be molded by myself through motivation, sincerity, hard work and belief in my players, my staff and myself. teamwork, unselfishness, togetherness, work and dedication-- this is what the game is about. ray plutko mr. putko has a great talent for dedicating himself to his work. he also reaches out to the people around him in a personal way. for these and many other reasons, we dedicate the titan '75 yearbook to mr. ray plutko. we love you! ! l 1 l l 5 n activities ecisions, ecisions Left: counselors and students bend heads together. Below: chemistry or p.e. ?? A m A c gf if ' 'W NW if if f , , , -sa nn L M madness, confusion and frustration were the three words to describe registration day. when a handful of students had volunteered to help out with registration, they didn't realize what they were in for. to explain a simple computer card system to the students seemed easy enough, but not so. as if this was not confus- ing enough, getting desired classes in order and not overlapping each other was a whole new upset in the counsel- Q V 1' A my . A - fm , ing line. nevertheless, it was a good day for meeting old friends again as the summer drew to a close in lieu of the new school year. peter dewees tunes in, Q., it at N 1 N is 7 'j7TR5 , . f' ' -Q Wg.: ' ' A A ,,..-M .. 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JJ v 1f'x, .ja 'zgff ,f , of , .1, a X X N , f,ff,g,fy4554- f 415 r if , :Q X , aa K 15 r . r oo ,X 'LX Q how do the cheerleaders do this ? we want our mapo! ,gk lr. 14, senior jury Condemns freshman oh oh--spagettios between my toes! exclaims criminals at kangaroo court. blindfolded debbie gudde- 15 if dedication jari kanerva e change student it all started out when jari kanerva, an exchange student from finland, went to a place called youth for understanding , which is a teenage international student exchange program. the people there had an interview with jari and found out his interests, hobbies and what country he would like to visit. mrs. taylor, faculty member, working independent of jari, wrote to youth for understanding to see if there were any exchange students that would be coming. taking into consideration j ari's enjoyment of sailing, mrs. taylor suggested that he stay with justin mc carthy's family because they too enjoy this sport. in asking them how they feel with jari staying with them, they said that if jari had the fortitude to come eight thousand miles from his home to live with strangers for a year, the least they could do was give him a fair shot at their family. jari being with them has taught them alot about each other, as mr. mc carthy put it, people are the same everywhere--only their languages are different. he feels jari has given, in every way, just as they have given to him. one of jari's main reasons for wanting to come here was to learn better english. some of his desires are centered around electronics, and math. his hobbies include sailing, scuba diving, tennis, and skiing. in finland four languages are required: english, swedish, german and finnish. jari feels very positive about the congenial atmosphere here at notre dame. the school in finland jari previously attended ranged in different age to such an extent he feels it the campu people difficult to relate to. jari truly loves the people here at notre dame and has enjoyed being here this year. when mr. and mrs. kanerva visited they seemed to enjoyed the friendliness of the school. jari wants to came back and visit, but is not sure if he will make tl1is visit a permanent stay. one thing jari really enjoys about california is the short distance there is from the mountains and the beach. he loves the weather, it is much like fin1and's. j ari's being here has turned out just fantastic and we all want to thank you, jari, you have gained just as we have from yourbeinghere. you are a very beautiful and warm person, we all loved having you here ! I mrs. stanovich,'who works at youth for understanding, will be checking at n. d. to see if anyone would be interested in this type of program. if you are interested please contact her at 17141 862-3872. jari seems to like american girls. jari and a few friends. S joe iparaguirre turns kathleen fior's ring, turn til for kathy sanders, beaming with pride at the reception of shiny class rings, the '76ers went about campus inviting others to turn their rings. the significance of this 1ong-estab1ish- ed tradition is one of promoting good fortune, by turning the rings the number of times of the graduating year. most of all, the turning brought the juniors together a.s a unified class. laura renfro tries to turn joe sugg's ring, nd spirit e plodes NW' motorcycle mama fcheryl Songleaders keep excitement is what stirs up in everyone who attends a. norte dame pep rally. numerous cheers a.re led by the radiant cheerleaders be- fore and after performances by the ilaggies a.nd songleaders. often a. skit is performed by pa.rt of the pep squa.d which help make the pep ra.llies a.n event students enjoy attending. par- ticipa.tion is encouraged withtthe honor of the most spirited class receiving the spirit stick, which the songleaders first received at camp during the summer. overa.ll the pep ra.llies are in prepa.ra.tion for nd's athletic events and have plenty of excitement, spirit, a.nd noise. v- Q. 1 ! f 9 f X J nm...g... ' above: freshmen display well earn- ed symbol of titan pride. ff' 1 1 f ff MJ' :I A . g 'f'K2 'S V. fl All ,, , A above: anxious sophomores desperately cheer for vic- tory. below: it's not nice to fool mother nature! sv fl . 5 pri 1'4- Vw rl A' a ,e ,Q ,o, or in it X ,X fltfilat meetings give X students a shak in preparation for the big homecoming pa- ra.de, all classes held evening float meetings which demanded hard work, but increased class unity. the freshmen symbolized the theme with a grave yard scene, expressing the traditional spooky evening. the class of '77 expressed its idea through linus with his trusty security blanket, waiting for the great pumpkin to arrive. the juniors won lst place with their impres- sion of broom hilda mixing the titan brew. ac companying her were darwin the vulture and the free insults mailbox. the mighty class of '75 expanded its theme with the thought of u. n. i. c. e. f. accordingly, the float was designed with a glove of multi- colored flowers and four children dressed in native costumes of foreign la.nds. tell us a story tony bedolla, alan slocum, eddie bickel, and jari kanerva fix up flatbed for senior float - -. su- -ew - . .,w 'W Vs gm., , v- iiffgggfiw , I Q X St. -I z .55 X 3 us. l.. xg? ur .iffy l. 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A . ,tuna 3 4 'X A ,,-f as if the nebbish is back! debbie Villarreal? ? ? ff o 0 ,, happiness IS halloween notre dame's theme for the 1974-'75 homecoming was happiness is halloween. the festivit ies had started that afternoon with the annual parade, in which a total of 25 vehicles partici- pated. homecoming night, all awaited the festivities. most anxious were the six homecoming prin- cesses: mary ann huckabone, nancy schrup, barb kain, janet anderson, and florence neglia. soon their waiting would be over and the queen would be announced. after the ha.lf-time parade,the princesses were escorted off the float and onto the field. it wa.s then just a matter of moments before the queen would be known. the princesses proceeded down a. red carpet, bordered by pep squad members holding a. daisy chain. there was silence . . . . a voice came over the loud speaker announcing barb kain as 1974-'75 homecoming queen. a.nn kraemer, last year's queen, crowned barb, relinquishing her title. there was much eX- citement from the crowd, the waiting was over, and a new nd queen reigned! our new calm, cool, and col- lected home- coming queen, barb kain. 5 2 homecoming 5 5- .fin 5 .'f- ' 1 1 J '-3935 V, V, ,. . , I princess florence neglia escort mike o'donnell 'fl 7 ,:Nyg,,4. igffi if if ' ' WW princess cindi christensen escort danny meier princess janet anderson escort ken beckerle f new ,, Ni , v , . ,px . 4'-z 1 1 Q. .W . 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I, - A ,xg wgzw i- ,,,, students broaden . . . tom sebastian studies an exhibit, throughout the school year, notre dame's faculty and students reached beyond class- room walls to see subject matter in actual ap- plication in real life and learn from more con- crete examples. expanding a study of ,modern communications, the history of the media classes traveled to uni- versal studios. highlights of the day included a tour through sound stages and filming sets. a field trip to the museum of science and in- dustry at exposition park in los angeles was made by the art and advanced science classes. there, students observed exhibits representing scientific principles as well as the imagination. an show of the famous buckminster fuller's work was also displayed. in a.n attempt to deepen their appreciation of self, others, and god as ea.ch is involved in life after graduation, the christian vocation classes explored single, married, priestly, and religi- our life, by putting them to practice right here on campus. seniors tom sebastian and barb kain decided to experience marriage, including the preparations, the ceremony itself, and the responsibilities following a marriage commit- ment. larry green acted as the priest, search- ing for his vocation. other seniors choose equally creative assignments. students parti- cipated in other outings and activities during the course of the year as well. maria.nne steck, mr. plutko, joyce wilson, and jeff singletary enter universal stu- dios. livsr fmnxmf .rw f A .ltx.. m- gnu m vu.'s.xxr,a.m2AmsxneM. 1 1 aww 1 ,wvvl ' P' an WW 28 l- CALlFORNlA MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY left: robert levi and greg Weutcher challenge the force of gra- vity, right: coach plutko and jennine plaa chasing bank robbers, earning O below: seniors enjoy a, ramble through S ' . . universal studios. 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W'-I when mr. plutko's history of the media class visited star-filled universal stu- dios, the idea of meeting real movie stars kept eyes open for familiar faces. their dreams became reality as the tour tram approched the dressing room area of the studio and the one and only telly savalas stepped out of his dressing room. entranced by her idol, junior betsy de marco ran toward mr. savalas with heaven in her heart and a lollipop in her hand. astounded by her generosity, telly bent down and kissed betsy lightly on the cheek. the classes' day was complete! 'PAGE' xi? in 0 5 5 IV st george sharp came back to notre dame to mystify and amaze the stu- dent body with the awesome art of hypnosis. well experienced in this field, mr. sharp put his volunteers in a trance, and through the power of suggestion, was able to make the people act according to his orders. the group performed as dancing instructors, reminisced over early childhood, and dazzled the audience with electrifying football plays, among other things. solo acts in- cluded romeo and juliet, geraldine, and burt reynolds in centerfold pose the overall show proved to be most amusing and entertaining. danny duclos repeats bert reynold's famous nude pose. roberta hankins and kitty o'dougherty sing imaginary babies to sleep. udents h ld spellbound Q ten little i ans above: walter hackett strangles joanne rodriguez, his tenth victim. right: jay krueger, victim of a poisonous drink, falls to his death. below: joanne rodriguez protects herself from her suspect, james staylor. the drama department presented ten little indians, an agatha cristie murder mystery. under the direction of mr. brown, and his assistant, larry green, the talented cast kept the audience on the edge of their seats. the realistic sets used in the performance were produced by mr. bellah's art classes. cooperation and enthusiasm from the entire crew made the production a success. mr. brown and cast applaud opening night success. literature: a child's jo no one can play like first graders, but everyone, including the students of 4. , f children's lit. and sister brigid marie had fun on children's day. it was barbara casey and annette de ruyter, students from the children's lit. class, Who sug- gested children's day as a project as an alternative to an exam. sr. brigid agreed to the idea, so they proceeded to organize it, sticking it out bravely to the end when they observed fantas- tic results. r - Q y on the chilly morning of december 12, notre dame's campus was enhanced by the presence of costumed students representing different characters from children's fairy tales and verse. throughout the day, the campus was visited by over 400 children who were involved in games and stories prepared for them by children's lit. students. they really enjoyed them- captain nice soars over disbelievers in a single bound. of A M , selves and were so mesmerized by the authenticity of the characters that they entered into the land of fantasy with sheer delight. martha dale and jeanette curtis Hclowning around. above: i don't remember a blind mouse in the story of the three little pigs. below: argh! that was my toe! cries sheriff john o'co1mell of nottingham. roberta hankins makes a jaunty mary poppins entertainment and spiritual development assemblies break the monotony of the school day and also give the students a chance to get together to have a celebration, of mass, see teachers being auctioned off, or to cheer on the titan teams. the assemblies were a source of entertainment as Well as spiritual development, and also lifted the spirit of all the titans as well. mr. naggi gives it that good old titan try. an n. d. assembly demonstrating the martial arts. '-ugh. above: fr. ron celebrates mass with the entire n. d. student body. right: 11. d. cheer- leaders do their thing to promote spirit. porn poms show emotions as they perform clever skit at a pep assembly Q y y 5. my ,A qu ., V' 1 K memories in the making this year's christmas ball was graced by the of 92 couples, all of which donned their s a happy affair presence ' the evening. it wa , ' nt high- finest attire for a night filled with much mirth and sentime , lighted by the music of higher ground, bernie mocho, the a. s.b. social chairman, along with several other students, decorated the u.c.r. com mons lounge to fit the christmas season so well, even santa claus dropped by. hristmas a time for celebration above: fr. john 'wadeson serves communion. below: sophomores act out readings at christmas mass. 40 before separating for the winter break, christmas excitement ran high on the nd cam pus, and what better way to remember the lord's blessed birthday than to share in the eucharist? the entire student body and fac- ulty gathered for a concelebrated mass, em- phasizing the reality of our campus commun ity. various students also took part in the musicplaying and a dramatic interpretation of the readings. it was evident that we can exist in peace--as american youth alive in the body of christ. guitarists and singers harmonize with the joy of the season. basketball homecoming the second annual basketball homecoming in notre dame's co-ed history, was highlighted by the crowning of larry green as king, a. s.b. president and a senior class standout. the homecoming court, was composed of seven notre dame outstanding young men, three senior and four juniors, popularly elected by their classmates on the basis of personality, spirit, and contributions to notre dame. the senior class was represented by larry green fes- cort sharon marquezy, greg wuetcher fescort bernadette mochoj, and jack carousso Qescort mary ann huckabonej. the juniors were represented by john hickey Qescort annette walkery, jeff singletary Qescort eileen kramery donny kramer qeseort shary eiserj, and frank pacific fescort donna sullivany. rev. robert nagler, a. s. b. moderator announced the 1974-75 homecoming king and presented larry, a two year king, with a silver identification bracelet as a token of his honor. the night had a perfect finish when the titans defeated the c. s. d.r. cubs and added another titan victory to the season record. a surprised larry green is announced homecoming king. 4 5 5 Ti 5 1975 basketball homecoming princes: jeff singletary, larry QT 9911, 811' eg wuetcher, jack carousso, don kraemer, and john hickey. 41 mini-courses - a chance for the notre dame students and faculty, it was three days of pure enjoyment. the students had a wide variety of mini-courses from which to select, from sailing and olympic weight- lifting, to hospital experience and skiing. it was truly a time of fun and learning. the faculty seemed to appreciate the three days of rest and enjoyment. many students also had the chance to get acquainted with some of the new teachers. the mini-course days served as an enjoyable and educational break between semester. we look forward to an even more intriguing and diverse program next year. to learn and grow left top: mike crider views the monkeys at close range. left bottom: alan slocum and friends attempt to launch their sailboat. above many delicious and attractive cakes came out of the cake-decorating class. left: excited frosh get ready to exercise an -if i 4 their bodies by bike riding. below: in- structions in macrame involved students in making belts and key chains. i ' T mr. porter, cathy brown, pat spires, Inarsha akers, and pam how, shop for food to use during their mini-courses. - Q fig , is 4 - 5 if ggi 1 B -Q mrs. frye notices similarities between the monkeys and her science classes below: fr. nagler making sure everything is ship-shape. right: ms. pearce imitates the mating call of the wild orangutan. I 1 nm., left: br. robert, the famed connoisseur of fine so 1 Y1, I foods f?J, demonstrates his cake-decorating ability t W1 above: the true beauty of sailing is captured in this t y , 1 photo of alan slocum's sailboat. 'Y' ' if J t ' n. A - . -. . J . gs-1-:ag-K-fied silhouetted figures rnirror the tranquility experienced on the beach. fumbl -footed facult flub it . . . again above: mr. brown where's the goal post, coach? below: coach masi springs upward for a basket while alex ybarra watches in dis- belief. ,I - - I K' in gih 'iiy if , f 7' 9 on march 20, 1975 the nd faculty pitted themselves against the mighty titan varsity. the faculty had put many aching hours of practice to prepare for this battle. the varsity led the entire game, though the faculty came close to winning it. with a little more than four minutes left in the game, the faculty trailed by 17 points. the faculty fought with determination right up to the end, but the varsity took the game by 1 point, 69 to 68. practice, faculty ..... maybe next year? coach greco goes for a layup and is fouled by james mc carthy. 'v' coach larry becerra shows his talent as a dribbler . wL,1f,,. ,, , . . ,1,l , V , , V 4 if - - V ..mW,a. . A , K M, -- A , . ,... M u. V k .f i f,g V 43 5 v., c w - A A it y if wo I 1 Zn, 1 4 Vx i if above: coach plutko shows some of his grace- ful form on the basketball court. below: brother bill farrell tries a pass while '41 his teammates watch. 'Em- Ullliliibffl james mc earthy Watches as a shot from the faculty heads for the basket. above: nd students enjoy the specially decor- ated birthday cakes. right: james mc carthy and damien meins take the celebration seriously. happy birthday n.d.! sr. eileen demonstrates the correct way to eat cake. 9 it's a birthday party! everyone is invited! notre dame's 19th birthday, on wednesday, february 5, was all part of the festivities for catholic schools' week, set for february 3-7 throughout the diocese of san diego. and notre dame had a lot to celebrate! on february 4, an open house was scheduled. the campus was open for parents and others to browse around, meet the people and visit classes. february 5 was party time! for this special occasion, a cake-baking contest was held. after the judging, cake slices were sold, party hats passed out and all sung happy birthday to the school. february 6 was set aside as parish day. the parish priests of all thc students were invited to share a con- celebrated mass with the student body. following the mass, each priest met with students from his parish for lunch. it was a great birthday and everyone had enjoyed it. by the way, everyone is invited to notre dame's next birthday party. remember, you're not getting older, notre dame, you're getting better! 'E a ui 3 an tltan teachers sold notre dame encountered again an extremely hilarious and peculiar event known to all as slave day. the junior class, along with the ex- pertise of auctioneer pat fahey, staged the sale of the majority of the faculty into bondage. on march seventh, the slaves performed fairly well in their student-chosen gay apparel. for coaches, it was to show off various athletic talents such as running hurdles and wrestling, the sophisticated of the faculty displayed the techniques of modern dance and the three- point-stance. even fr. mendonca participated in the ltmacy. slave day was a success: the juniors raised a nice sum of money toward the prom, the stu- dents enjoyed the satisfaction of getting even,' and the faculty, though humiliated, realized it was all in fun? 38 26 38n 0 0 o o miss cribbs, father wadeson, father mendonca, mr. scarano, or mrs. fisher. can you pick out the one that smokes camel? top left: super greco feeds mrs. frye. left: the slaves are brought in. above: at your service mada.me! replies mr. lucas. 9'-av now i know how santa claus feels. miss vagnozzi acts her age. 'Q the swim team gets back at br. bill. mr. lucas and mr. brown do a tango , ,M S GH-. rm F 3 f 1 S1 I W b M 1' if god's love makes the world go round. left: Vicki janis takes part in the ceremony 'if e l lee,e 1- V Y., 'P below: shirley beck receives communion 'Q if X gl A N a day away father john wadeson, originally from australia, and recently from los angeles, was welcomed to notre dame in october as school chaplain. it was a unique position- a kind of spiritual director-coordinator. he promptly initiated the one-day, mini-retreats at divine word seminary. open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors, the retreats provided time to get away to evaluate oneself and enjoy the - . '. -- - '- s Q - company of other students who may have been . 't'? f N I ?'l'A'?ff:S'f3 1 A r strangers before. the retreats and father if A i Q 'ff 1, fi 'ff'33'i:'Q,Q,i-, ', 'Q .l john have proven to be Welcome additions to i'M i 'hdd PM 'Xi' f if M , the spititual life at notre dame. father john Offering an outdoor mass group pauses for a moment of reflection faculty Mid 2 84 gmt. father ron mendonca gives a big grin for the camera. n.d. principal ' p mr. rayj. plutko shows his enthusiasm at a pep rally. asst. principal and varsity basketball coach. . A, awk mr. robert bellah poses for one of his art students. art I, II, Ill, IV latin american history, and far east. . , , y og, , ' 'fiw fi an IMD 1 1' -f., lr.-.:. mrs. cecelia bellah would you like to learn how to cook? home economics I, II, III, bachelors home economics, and library asst. ., pq, ' 6 vawunun W f A X QA- 57' 4 fs, t I .M mr. larry becerra you're not taking my picture, are you. . . click problems of u.s. history, 3rd World, sociology, boys' p. e. , and asst. football coach. .24 F ' fairy: .5flfi4f5iLf.?'T, 1. , il, - 'f'-EPP?-r-'.sH .... f3 ?fT1,g tif'-Q,ffJ,f W 'f ' ' ' ,- it - -. at f i ' fi, ' A Ji wal W 1 f L' k ' ff Z 'ww i 7 zsri 3'iU'M2wf'-,,1f I H f- K' -V : A pi-Sv fi24liigksQ'1'i,-'wffl ' L 1, f 1' ' f - ' X rw g- - ng f all if , .wfi .IW N V- - ff ' I ,. .i g J if 25Pl'45e5:.T! 'J Y' N' A ' wikis: i, ' ,Q ' +. 1 fra t L U V, V 'ms M . . f J ,.--0, 4,..,,.H ' - . s ' ' w -, ,,,.tVm , mrs. dale adair a sloppy desk is the true sign of a genius. ofice staff. 57 sr. brigid marie o. p. but on the other hand 3 . . . american and childrens literature, drama for enjoyment, techniques of research. mr. brown you sent me all of these ? creative Writing, drama I, II, history of the west, latin america, english I, literary criti- cism, j.v. baseball, j.v. football coach. Q1 f l mrs. carmen benchoff your paper is muy bueno. spanish I, II, spanish honor society moderator. miss pat cribbs what do you mean that i'm too young to be out this late? girls p.e. , pep squad moderator. col. dougherty concentrates on a free throw shot. government, geography, international relations, and europe. ,,! V, , ,u i Q --. 2 V 'feta A Agil above: sr. eileen, o.p. you put a what in my desk? creative writing, contempory novel, english literature, shakespeare's tragedies, great books, literary criticism below: mrs. linda fisher finds a problem with the ribbon of a typewriter. personal typing, typing I Sz II, and shorthand. bro. bill farrell see i told you that i could read. old and new testament, and religion and personalties. QA. s , e,,u b un., YD is ,rv- ym www fv- M he a special thanks to mrs. sabastian, mrs. rodriquez, mrs. meier, mrs. veik, mrs. seiple, mrs. mc carthy, mrs. kramp, mrs. wathen, mrs. bothwell, mrs. o'donnell, and mrs. teresa frye suspiciously watches a stu- dent. chemistry and general science. mrs. erickson, the mothers at brother's place. above: bro. robert hassel take this, i dare you! n. d. chef. left: mr. vic holloway brushes up on his algebra. algebra II and dean of students. mr. george greco is overwhelmed at another titan victory. boys p. e. , history of the media, u. s. history, and frosh basketball coach. above: mrs. marie ann hvasta die antvvorten ist, i mean the answer is. . . general math, journalism, and german I Sz H. below: miss nancy latch o. k. , what's your excuse this time? attendance and public relations. ' Vw miss hazel kwock no, there is no such thing as an angle, side, side theorem. geometry and algebra Il. mr. steve lucas ah, come on now. humanities II, protestant religions, new testament, church history, and eastern religions. mr. john masi boy, that sure is pretty boys p. e. , consumer math, accounting, golf and j.V. basketball coach. ms. loretta pearce in one of her many mus- cular poses. physics, biology, and cultural and physical anthropology. mr. barry meier smiles after receiving a bite of a popsicle. boys p.e. , drivers ed. first aid, and head football coach. .. , I -,.7v f-'F ' Q -'ij father joseph miller, s. v.d. no you can't have the cheese in my pocket. work ex- perience and counselor ef above: mr jim naggi even football coaches have to look nice. creative writing, liter- ary criticism, and asst. football and track coach. left: father robert nagler so you think you can get into college do you? di- rector of guidance and a. s.b. moderator. ff' gf Pas above: mrs. nathalie randlett greets you with a smile. secretary. below: mr. rich polkinghorn gee george, tell me about the rabbits. biology, algebra I, asst. varsity football coach, and varsity baseball coach. above: mrs. dana read takes a cookie break. typist. below: mr. thomas ripp cleans up the nd campus. maintenance. - V .Ansel se sissf' A smawsi A below: mr. lyle porter now wook here wittle wyle. christina morality, christian experience, church in the modern world, humanities I, cross country and track coach. above: mr. vince scarano intently watches a titan basketball game. public relations. below: father thomas seidel, csc . . Q and this is our 32, 000. 00 copier. . . counselor, inde- pendent study, latin I, and office supplier. mrs. cynthia taylor tennis anyone? girls p.e. , french I, II, 8x III, and tennis coach. -illhw .V ' iq, fvitgf ' ,wt--, au , , mr. john senecal explains a point of his christian morality class. liturgy and the sacraments, church in the modern world, christian morality, fundamental doctrine, and old testament. ,..uiff,.,.a-in sr. therese marie, o.p. shares some of her experiences with vicki kosiwicz. spanish I, 11, Ill Sz iv. ,,,,.,.,,-:sniff a X M 22 t so 3 fxfvy sr. theodore, o.p. How long are you overdue ? librarian and library service. above: father john wadeson, S. v.d. you mean vegemite really is made out of kanga- roo tails ? nd Chaplin. below: mrs. naw margarette murphy takes time away from her work on the nd scrapebook for a picture. asst. librarian. 9-.-.-Wm, ulff dm W S J ,sg E ,JCR 4.-fb X .,? 'f'! wjskwx -at 3,9 . . r uizwif? 'YJ'-vf, , ,- WS, 'f,. ,rf Z E ag? miss janice fmomy vagnozzi having a ball in advanced math. algebra I, advanced math, and yearbook co-advisor. S H si 2 E si as R 3 Yi Yi X 55 fa ,W ,M Nax ,,, .W-A.. x,,vn, MWAWWWW A MA W M W,L, Mm,m.,w,,W,N ,W,,,,,,A,,,,W ,.W. m,n, M. .,., :,,,,. . ,,, organizations asb .1 concern , action , progress X 1 A rev. robert nagler - advisor larry green - president quiet attentiveness is given to peter dewees as he reads from a student proposal. notre dame a. s.b. is composed of five students who really care about the concerns of the notre dame students. they are: treasurer, mary telliard, secretary, jane suggs, social chairman, bernadette mocho, vice-president, jeff singletary, president, larry green. constantly searching to become more intuned to the needs of students, and becoming better leaders, is the best way to describe this group who decided to become the messengers of the students, and need cooperation and assistance to survive. jane Suggs - secretary 7 , if 1 bernadette mocho - social chairman mary telliard - treasurer if pf E E2 v, 1 iz seniors juniors junior officers: john hickey president, betsy de marco v. p. , beth bueche secretary, maureen cassidy treasurer. student council reps: rose summut, annette walker, barb hirsch, karen dolan, leslie peterson. socila reps: john jacobsmyer, diana taylor, jenine plaa, laurie cole, susie christensen. senior officers: maryann huckabone president, peter dewees V.p. , janet anderson secretary, roberta hankins treasurer, student council reps: jack carusso, kathy brown, renee sando, mike young. social reps: tony bedolla, justin mc earthy, barb casey, maureen boyd. ,.Q soph freshmen officers: anna loera president, teresa cusack v.p. , marcel mc grady secretary, brenda walker treasurer. student council reps: brian baker, jim driscoll, arline mc auliffe, nick schouten, mary suggs. social reps: lori de la hoya, cheryl johnson, chris loomis, charmaine sanchez, perry young. sophomore officers: sandy flores president, mary beth nichols v.p. , pat hopkins secretary, diane sebastian treasurer. student council reps: michelle melancon, john koscielski, bill bath, colleen o connell, maureen lyons. social reps: Jill kohoutek, theresa roman, joanna rodriguez, pat mouton, elva poole. frosh beer beer for ol' notre dame. break out the bottles, Q- CB 5 U' gy 2- Q! Q-Q mf CB 'U Q9 :- 'I-I O C'- LO hi Qi Fil 'xoog ulooxneq amp uo qunxp ag Aqnoeg leliox amp algqm sing to our fame. send the freshmen out for gin, 'loqoole poom uo dn .laqos nsam 'neg mm sxoguas N D D- s .Iaqos e lal lcuop uloqdo O F1 Q no P I SIOIUII M ll! '1a56e1s ff f s xi i i W 1 Q 'V -- r im 3, ',, . ,L lg,-,ya .:'5 Q ir, v 1 r A' :aj 5- g ,lrsyi V y . J: ,V , ,4g,,g!. ,au it , , Ak,, . r. '. an -A , Nfl iff: W 7 ? 'A i 'M -f V , 3' , V ' L, -' if' if .fig L, .Q M ' n T! p - Ni it 'Wi' ,r gm ' r . .A , ff : - 1' 1A -- sr A K r g vw 5 f' Q wily I my+Lyw,,,f '- W ,, 1, I A? ggi Q' on , Mvi, 535: ji fjgg, if K varsity c eerleaders practice, practice, practice! endless hours of going over and over routines and chants. they were ready for camp, an excellent trophy, a spirit stick, and 40 ribbons, and this was only the beginning for the varsity cheerleaders! most important of all, were the seasons ahead. they were ready to get in there and work, and gave it all they had. confident of winning seasons, becuase of the fantastic teams, they cheered their hearts out. the teams were beautiful and really appreciated all of the support the cheerleaders had to give. upon their leaving they left notre dame with 'ust one wish , J , may the mighty titan spirit live forever! r magic going to santa barbara for camp and winning 28 superior ribbonsg bringing home a spirit stickg getting your uniform the night before the first gameg cheering to a crowd of six and still arousing spiritg being complimented after pep-rallies even though you know you did crummyg throwing parties and baking cookies for notre dame's fantastic titan teams. but most of all it is knowing you're part of your team whether you win or lose, and being proud of it. notre dame jv cheerleaders: julie machado, anna santangelo, michelle siner, colleen o'connell, laurie waggoner, and ann engelking. N-S.. fired up frosh october 16, 1974, was a big day for colleen brinson, heather mc kay, joanie roberts, and janice waggoner. that was the day the frosh cheerleaders were chosen. there's never been more spirit in four girls before. they proved their spirit in leading their class of '78 in many pep rallies and assemblies to obtain the spirit stick. with their excitement, enthusiasm, and pride, they encouraged the ii'osh teams to many victories. 1975 frosh cheerleaders: Qtop to bottoml colleen brin son, joanie roberts, heather mc kay, and janice waggoner. flags wave on nd titan i there is a saying three's a charm , well, in the instance of our flag- gies this certainly was the case, in this third year of the flag squad being in existence at notre dame,they have strived for perfection and have achieved it. they were one of the few flag squads invited to perform at a los angeles rams game. this was one of the most exciting events they could have hoped for. the flag firls then won a first place trophy at camp for the hardest- working flag squad, which they certainly deserved. when the riverside city competition for pep squads came around, these six girls, competing against eight other schools performed the best they know how and walked away with a third place trophy to add to their collect- ion. all in all, this year's flaggies have proved to be perhaps not one of the most popular squads, but the one least likely to be forgotten! the 1974-75 flaggirlsz ftopy kelli barnes fcaptainjg fmiddley sharon marquez, joyce wilson, debbie villarealg fbottomy kathy dente. l steppin' out with spirit practice, practice, practice! that was the story for notre darne's songleaders. all summer long they wanted to be perfect for camp in august. as the other pep squads came back from camp with loads of trophies and ribbons, they were greatly encouraged. competitions came up sooner than they had expected, and their spirits Were lifted by winning one of the first spirits sticks given out. they received 54 ribbons, and one superior trophy. this and all of the spirit from the students and faculty made this year a profitable and enjoyable one. the 1974-75 songleaders: qtopj nancy schrup, sue o'connell, barb kain fcap- tainy, mary santangelo, cindy me kayg fbottomy sheree sereg. ..w.f,-W ' f r n..ua-L4 1wz1 ln . ,. Y- f -7 - drill team this year's drill team, despite its small size, has shown itself as 'a squad full of spirit and enormous pride. they have reflected the over-all attitude of the notre dame pep squads. it has been a rather long year, with summer practices beginning in june. these practices were tedious early sessions of basic moves. the summer season was highlighted by a summer camp, which four of the girls attended. they came home with knowing that they were the fourth-hardest Working team in attendance, chosen from over one hundred teams. even with this small success, there was no rest. practice continued, and the opening night drew nearer. the drill team had to be ready to entertain at the first football game. drill team has shown overwhelming school spirit, and has managed to find fun and enjoyment along with the work. it has been a new experience for most, and the girls will not soon forget this successful year. 1975 drill team members: debbie gudde, joanne hornsby, allison dale, jan zuppardo, karen vincenzi, rose huerta, marsha akers, vickie prichard, karyl store, patty burton, joyce spidel, patty simon, athena bryson. Qnot pictured: Qyvonne ludtke, karen wilsony 75 mascots insanity! that's the way it started out, and that's the Way they clowned their way through the year. summer camp brought them a lot of experience, aching muscles, a superior trophy and a mountain of ribbons. through the year they worked on cheers, routines, and general crazy behavior, but it always seemed their most entertaining blunders were the Lmplanned ones. it was new to both of them, it's one of those fantastic experiences that complete a senior year. 1975 mascots kathy brown and maureen boyd. ,Jog , i - 1975 members are: kathy brown, michele coundures, erin dalzell, james de marco, peter dewees, mary ann huckabone, jay krueger, arnie loera, james mc carthy, damian meins, florence neglia, mike o'donnell, jerry sorita, jane suggs, ted sweicki, john Wiggins, greg wuetcher, grant younglove, debra beilstein, tim burns, laurie cole, robert le borne, steven lis, bernadette mocho, bernard naginis, glenna pierceall, laura richardson, rose sammut, santiago castellanos, marco clerx, brian coudau, lori 'fictum, greg furness, lore lapinsky, leon lis, liz hackett, gerard lopez, peter schupp, andrew stetkervich, and tina swiecki. nhs csf the california scholastic fed- eration at notre dame is for those students with at least a 'b' average in specific subjects. membership in c. s. f. entitles one to special state scholarships recognition for attaining mem- ber ship is attached to the stu- dents' transcripts and upon five semesters of membership, the student receives life member status. this year the national honor society here at notre dame consisted 1975 members are: marsha aker maureen boyd, kathy brown, cindie christensen, michelle coudures, erin dalzell, walter hackett, barb kain, jay krueger, james mc carthy, cindy mc kay, vickie marks, florence neglia, renee sando, nancy schrup, tom sebastian, john Wiggins, grant younglove, stephen lis, bernard naginis, laura richardson, marianne steck, rose sammut, jude Watters, cathy davis, wayne frost, ann gorski, victoria kosowicz, jeanne Womack, sean brady, lau.ra renfron, trenna hofmeister, marion de ruyter, mike young, ted swiecki, damian meins, sherry sereg, veronica garcia, mike dalton, jim de marco. annually by the society. of about '70 junior and senior members. in order to be declared eligible for membership, students must maintain a grade-point average of 3. 0g they are then rated on four basic points: scholar- ship, leadership, character and service to the school. seniors greg wuetcher and mary ann huckabone were chosen as applicants for one of 200 one-thousand dollar scholarships awarded 1975 nhs officers were james mc carthy fpres.j, florence neglia qv-pres. J, jay krueger ftreas.J, and rose sammut fsec.J. mr. robert bellah and mrs. teresa frye ftmctioned as co-advisors. S.H.S. members are: cheryl gordon, lucy mendoza , rose huerta, eulalio castellanos, lori la brie, steven lis, bernard naginis, tim fior, leon lis, gerard lopez, nanette de la cruz, nadzia gorback, laura richardsong Knot pictured: gerald korson, vicki kosowicz, and sharon marquezb. A215 QQ the american association of teachers of spanish, portuguese and the national spanish honor society granted in 1974, a charter to establish a new chapter of the spanish honor society to notre dame, known as chapter juan ruiz de alarcon, a prominent spanish literary writer, the honor society of notre dame is under the direction of mrs. carmen benchoff. the only prerequisite to membership is a grade average of b or above in spanish. although the shs is just planting its roots, its members hope to engage in worthwhile extra- curricular activities in the future. ' ' . . in the midst of sports and intramurals, the chess club banded together at mid-year to encourage a more intellectual sport. with the help of faculty-moderator mr. lyle porter, the chess club was able to meet at lunch to provide time for games. throughout the semester, membership increased including observers as well as players. the members started with a very basic knowledge of chess and worked toward improvement, as well as enjoyment. chess became not only a battle of concentration, but a sharing of technique and strategy. the chess club succeeded and will no doubt be continued next year. chess club members are: jim demarco, pat cheney, tim cheney, jennifer stafford, ted hewitt, marion deruyter, cindy marks, joanne hornsby and walter hackett. 83 the gang throughout the history of our beloved notre dame, there have been men of dig nity and honor to lighten the hollowed halls with the torch of corruption. this is true of the members of 'the gang'. these members include: jack carousso, fhot dogy brian grimmard, fgreen nardsy dan kreuzer, fduckerp robert levifearly terry mc auliffe, fscooterj, james mc earthy, fj. mousej mike mc grady fmagurnyj damian meins, fsupa lanky mike o donnel, frockj mike scarono, fski 'jerrywest'J alfred schoelen, fswollenj greg Wuetcher, fclydel. these fine outstanding citizens of total disorder are the last of the all boys school. these are the survivors of the antaganistic disorganized society. it will be sad to see them go. who cares I ! I we did it the titan '75 staff, led by co-editors tina Ldzik and rose sammut, overcame numerous roblems and began production of the year- mok. the three photogrpahers sean brady, :land tcheng, and laura richardson, were apt busy with the assignments which rhonda lrney scheduled. the layout staff, composed T lynn maxwell, jay krueger, and carmela inderman, worked after school graphing out ages. copy assignments were handed out 1 the copy editor, bredna rafter, and with the elp of annette de ruyter as the typist. the rt work was taken care of by two very talent- 1 juniors, laura richardson and theresa gaylord. iylord. without the help mr. plutko 1d miss vagnozzi there wouldn't be a year- Jok. though funds were short and deadlines ere missed, their patience helped us through le hard times. 'zz' i l is this what working on the yearbook does you? to rose sammut, jay krueger, maxwell, rhonda durney, peter aamodt, carmela dunderman, brenda rafter, annette de ruyter, and tina radzik. Qnot pictured: a.nn marie gorski, treasureI'.J yearbook staff after a hard nights work. 3 fa MW' mech mecha is a newly-formed club at nd. membership is limited to american decent. though this organization is new it has become a part of notre dame. during the christmas season the club sponsored a food and clothing drive for the needy families in mexico. mecha is also noted for their great bake sales and fine mexican food they serve to raise money. mrs. carmen benchoff is the faculty advisor for this group of students and it looks like they will go a long way at nd. mecha members: jessica flores, sandy flores, ana palmerin, debby palmerin, lori de la hoya, veronica garcia, lucy mendoza, mary ann maramba, anna rios, mrs. benchoff, arnold escarcega, robert mc laughlin, paul martinez, ruben navarro, carolyn hernandez, sandy cervantes. Weightlifting weightlifting club members: neal vavra, todd beld, mark steck, steve loomis, mike bradvica, daryl dennis, mike mc coy, terry straw, john ryan, bill drachslin, john knapik, mike steck, perry young, david kain. Knot picturedj john hickey, frank pacific, steven shumk. ...gn W, 1 there have been close to two dozen dedicated titans who u se their time three days a week in the process of physical development, all this energy is being directed to one goal: persona pride. some of these athletes, young and old alike, are honored by the elite tian stud club. this group consists of only the mightiest titans. the group also expounds on speed, quickness and agility exercises to help the up coming football players prepare for battle. coach meier also em- phasises team unity and an awareness to the supreme goal: a c.i. f. championship. several of this year's lifters will compete in power lifting exhibitions during the spring of '75. during the chicken and bean banquet, a trophy is given out for the most dedicated lifter. there is tight competition and all are looking to follow in the footsteps of daryl dennis, 197 4's winner, he was only a sophomore. daryl and mike mc coy are in the process of helping to encourage other deserving titans. hyper ion staff advis or ' mrs. marie ann hvasta co-editor . . . . . . jim de marco reporters rose sammut mark Wolmsty ron rawson carmela dunderman susie christenson diane quinn robert seipel mike nelson tom Walsh diana taylor mary tillard teresa a lord though the year was plagued by missed deadlines and last minute rushing, the hyperion staff succeeded in putting several issues to print. covering campus news and sports events from the first rough copies to editing, rewriting, and typing, then finally to the lay-out stage, proved to be a time consuming and exasperating job. reporters and editors, all from the journalism class, were aided much by the criticisms and advice of mrs. hvasta. gradually the paper did grow in size and content, and the efforts were rewarded by editorial feedback from both the faculty and the student body. Inu- fri A-. - '1975 lettermen: members are: rudy alfar, dennis jordan, john wiggins, charlie stretch, alex ybarra, jack carousso, pat fahey, daryl dennis, ken beckerle, mike mc coy, grant younglove, tom harvey, frank abacherli, mike tokorcheck, larry chacon, mark grigsby, steve loomis, greg wuetcher, chris sando, john hickey, don brinson, mike nelson, mike o'donnell, dennis sandoval, mike fahey, eddie bickel, mark wolnisty, coach jim naggi, danny pacific, mike mezey, larry mascari, jackson kistler, tom sebastian, bob mojarro, frank pacific arnie loera, tony bedolla, pat phelan, terry straw. the notre dame lettermen's club consists of all athletes who have the varsity monogram for patricipation in interscholastic sports or for service as manager or video technician. the myriad of functions that it performs range in spectrum from community service, such as its christmas food drive, to sponsoring and handling school activities such as the varsity-faculty basketball game. any profits attained from this year's programs will go primarily toward a trophy case for athletic awards. officers this year are president tom sebastian, vice president greg wuetcher and secretary- treasurer jack carousso who, along with coach jim naggi have proved themselves to be very ef- ficient in organizing club programs. 1975 mat maids: liz hackett, lori de la hoya, rose loera, denise rosenberry, francine lopat, emma violette, cathy davis, renee straw, Q kathy dente, and mimi garcia. m m a this year's mat maids at nd have had all kinds of jobs to do. Some of them were to keep score, run the clock, and clean up after matches. also, they were responsible for things like oranges, gatorade, honey and cookies for the titans. the club consisted of eleven people with president cathy davis, vice-president emma violette, secretary mimi garcia and treasurer veronica garcia. letter ladies: bernie mocho, lynn mc carthy, diana taylor, bonnie riedman, glenna pierceall, cindy chavez, claire dalzell, jeannine plaa, Vicky mc carthy, rhonda durney, mary santangello, cathy davis, emma violette. bowling at notre dame this year, bowling was strarted by students who wished to participate in sports, but had not, previously. the bowling team repre- A sented titan pride, striving to win, and yet retaining respect. it was a successful year for the bowling team, showing that there are persons willing to parti- s cipate and compete, even though bowling is a minor sport. the opportunity for school partici- pation increases. bowling will be around for a Q' long time, for n.d. students. iff, bowling team: bob levi, jim de marco, annette de ruyter, emma violetteg fnot pictured: bill wigginsl. Sig 2' letter ladies the letter ladies club of notre dame has come a long way. it is designed to give girls the oppor- tunity to compete and earn letters in the sport of their choice. though they are just a small club starti.ng out, they show great potential. ' the letter ladies have made a significant contribution the legacy of women in sports at n.d. they are on their way to becoming one of the vital influence in women sports. f ,,,,,,,,,..,..,,...wv-1-vu-0 ,Q sports barriers pace way to c.i.f. the 1974 cross country team, coached by lyle porter and assistant coach mike erickson, had another outstanding season and qualified for c.i. f. finals for the first time in notre dame's history. the team finished the season with a varsity record of 7 wins and 2 losses, while the junior varsity fell only once in compiling a record of 8 wins, 1 loss. this year's varsity finished in the top ten teams in southern california while qualifying for the c. i. f. finals. the seven varsity members who led the titans to the finals were jack carou eddie bickel, bob mojarro, charlie hendricks, mark wolnisty, rudie alfaro, and martin svika. jack carousso, this year's most valuable runner, set a new school record of 9:34 at the white gates home course, the old record was held by mike glennon. cross country awards for 1974 went to varsity captain jack carousso as most valuable, with eddie bickel being named most inspirational and mark wolnisty as most improved among the titan varsity. on the j.v. level, anthony Vasquez received the m.v.p. award, most inspirational went to eileen kraemer, and j. v. captain john wathen received the award for most improved. jack carousso and grant younglove lead the pack. SSO 3 5 eddie bickel and bob mojarro charge ahead. In.v.p. jack carous so out in front. ...JH--A varsity: ftop rowj mark wolnisty, martin svika, tony Vasquez, charlie hendricks, coach lyle porterg Goottom ro wp bob Inojarro, jack oarousso, grant younglove, and eddie bickel. 4 Q tx WHETEGAW' . s,zfe,. xsiifffd New ' ig' junior varsity: ftopy carlos cervantes, john jacobsmeyer, rudy alfaro, john wathen phil schaaf, chris henke, coach lyle porterg fbottomj chris beierwaltes, jeff sando, mascot fbearj, butch huckabone, mario moiarro. nick seszovia. and eilopn kmomor , M ., V few above: asst. coach mike erickson urges tony vasqu ez and mark Wolnisty on. right: john jacobsmeyer fights off la sierra contender. I varsity cross country 28. . ....... rubidoux 27 17. . . ..... rnoreno valley 49 21. . . .... arlington 40 15. . . .... laverne luth. 50 20. . ....... la sierra 42 15. . ....... perris 50 25. . ....... Webb 30 fwin by forfeitj. orange luth. 47. . ....... Sherman 16 j.V. cross country 21. . ....... rubidoux 40 15. . . . . . .moreno valley 50 21. . . . . . . arlington 42 15. . . . . . .la verne luth. 50 20. . . . . . .la sierra 37 16. . ....... perris 47 15. . ....... Webb 48 fwin by forfeitj. orange luth. 50 ......... Sherman 15 left: eileen kraemer pulls ahead up agony hill. above: mario mojarro gets a kick out of running. below: j.v. captain john wathen shows the effects of agony hill. ,. MM .,,,.,,, .-,,,,,,, ,MMM ,, W, Y Y W varsity football team: ftopy steve loomis, pat fahey, charlie stretch, mike fahey, mike nelson, bob steed, alex ybarra, dan meier, dennis sandoval, fred kleber, mike bacon, bill lizotte, john ryang fmiddley dennis jordan, john hickey, dale barajas, terry straw, larry chacon, mike mc coy, don brinson, ralph durbin, jeff johnson, mike tokorcheck, mike chacon, larry mascarig fbootomj ken beckerle, arnie loera, john Wiggins, tom sebastian, mike o'donnell, frank pacific, daryl dennis, danny pacific, mike mezey, and don mac lean. coach meier encourages daryl dennis. as the season approached, the air of exciting optimism became evident. notre dame's football team presented school with an outstanding model of pride and skill. despite two close losses in the pre-season, and two tie in league play, the titans came through the league unde and into the quarter finals of the c. i.f. playoffs before losing by 1 point to 29 palms in the final 7 seconds of th game. in fact, the three losses sustained by the titans came by a meager total of 5 points. the titan defense, led by tom sebastian, mike chacon, s f ai i I i 5 ,M ,i,..,, M. the eated e and pat fahey, was truly outstanding all year. the defense held opponents to a mere 28 points in 9 games, establis a new school record and leading all riverside county in this department. the offense, led by the passing of mike fahey, the receiving of mike nelson, rushing of larry chacon and frank pacific and the excellent blocking of fred kleber and mike mc coy, also shined throughout the season. maturity and leadership were provided by only 11 seniors. these highly motivated athletes created the backbone of the team and set an example for the re- turning 24 lettermen. as a result of this fine season, the titans were re- warded with an impressive 10 all-league berths. tom sebastian was named on the all-county team, mike fahey accorded honorable mention, and pat fahey was the only titan to be awarded all-c. i. f. 1974 marked the return of theftitanj football supremacy with 24 returning lettermen and the addition of several fine athletes from the frosh- soph, the 1975 edition promises to be the best ever! hing chacon strives for a t. d. 1 1974 football coaches: larry becerra, rick polkinghorn, jim naggi, and fbelowj head coach barry meier. titan football upremacy graduating seniors of the varsity football team: ftopj bob steed, charlie stretch, pat fahey, alex ybarra, dan meier, mike bacon, fbottomj ken beckerle, tom sebastian, arnie loera, john Wiggins, and ralph durbin. above: managers beth beuche, mark grigsbyg not pictured, dan zuppardo. below: opposition doesn't go far. mike fahey scrambles for protection. X a star!--eleven men on a tackle! below: hickey contemplating a pitch j football shows promise in 75 outstanding individual and team performances vaulted notre dame's frosh-soph team to its best showing ever! scoring close to 300 points, the baby titans gave up only 56 while moving to a 7-1 overall record and second place in the arrowhead league. tim telliard, kevin fahey, pat phelan, al gutierrez and john petropulos provided talent enough to spark the team's offenseg while dan durney, todd beld, mike bradvica, and phil neglia anchored the best defensive unit coach brown has seen in his three years as frosh-soph coach. the loss of outstanding seniors on the varsity team should be more than offset by the addition of these players who will graduate to what we all hope to be another n. d. c.i. f. seg? if .. s,..s 'tug ' 1 year m 75' above: tony altemus phyches up before game with Webb tim telliard talks over game stradegy with below, john petropulous ,,titanS,, his belt coach brown. ' ' ,- was Zh f M ., K N asst. coach neglia keeps goal-posts in asst. coach dan petropulos makes sure of the place. play. in A 'S 95 . , D , ' p . , , -L fi up W.,,,r,,,l,,.r,.,,.. - wi! 1 , V I as iz , r ' 1 he Ti? ,- 399. e , 'W j. V. football: flst row topj kevin fahey, tom jordan rich chavez, scott maxwell. 12nd rowj jeff bothwell, don durney, marcus smith, mike bradvica, jim driscoll, andy stetkevich, dan duclos, joe sabatello. 13rd rowj joe davy, pat lorelli, joe bender, russ o'brien, carlos ramirez, bill drachslin, rich green, john petropolus 14th rowj tony hernandez, mark steck, dave kain, tini telliard, rich weinfurtner, ,tony altemus, daryl goss, vince amatulli, frank abacherly, neal vavra, john knapik. 15th rowj jackson kistler, charles gordon, brian condon, phil neglia, al gutierrez, pat phelan. notre dame drags down moreno valley runner. All phil neglia and pat phelan at Webb game al gutierez watches game with great concern above: laurie cole serves to opponent. below: erin dalzell keeps her eye on the ball. tennis team win nine stupendous ! that was the performance of notre dame's 1974-7 5 girls' tennis team. under the skillful coaching of mrs. cynthia taylor, the tennis team rallied through an impressive season with 9-1-1 record. florence neglia, linda mascari, and kathy neglia defeated girls from arlington, big bear, and aquinas to qualify for c. i. f. playoffs. every girl on the team had a winning record for the season. P the highlight of the season was notre dame's exciting victory over ramona high school, Q6-lj and the shutout victory over aquinas high school, Q6-OJ. the tennis team's success was due to its superior poise, concentration, effort, and skill. nd 6 rubidoux 1 nd 6 bloomington 0 nd 3 big bear 3 nd 5 big bear 0 nd 6 ramona 1 nd 2 poly 6 nd 9 norco 0 nd 7 norco 2 nd 5 arlington 2 nd 7 arlington 0 nd 7 aquinas 0 fi f ff Q 35 K 7 ' A 1 fl? 3' ' V my 1 ,. . ,lg 'Z ' I V .,,L, ffh 1, f r A ti t lk Jiuizw- W ,, '-Svdalm ef QF!! if 5Af?Eia M954-5 3 was egg? zz iglfamzi above: kathy neglia returns a shot. right: vicky marks strokes one over. lower right: michelle coudures jumps for one at the net. 'TW4 mhivaktfflx, -- ,Q A A ,iz 3 xg a h., ' : v, ' ' :.-Vi--: ik. .- Wifi Azf' YA 1 at it e fi- E at 5 .X .E L ,E F - an 4 , 41 E 1. . , :Ki f My ff ' 1 fu f 5. u rf A A .xnaxi a KL! xxx' 4, yrqigngl l, f W Q v 4 ,X if an 14xm...Laf' Esjfdifulgv I, Q in gg 1 1' x 19, Y 'Mig Q ff if 1 as 25 at A -2' ,va K I ' f bottom row: lisa dalzell, kathy neglia, maureen lyons, erin dalzell, val chavez, claire dalzell top row: michelle coudures, louise gomez, florence neglia, cindy marks, laurie cole, mrs. taylor Varsity ftopj coach cribbs, glenna pierceall bernadette mocho erm o'doherty, marcie kramp, jill kohoutek, irene o'ferrall fbottomy pat mouton, kathy boyd, jeanine plaa, and Vicky mc earthy Qnot pictured barb hirschy. volleyers place m c 1 f coach pat cribbs' first year as nd volleyball coach ended in making titan history as the varsity team tied for 2nd place in league standings. stressing teamwork all the way, both teams improved immensely throughout the course of ellen 'fucker guts her teeth the season. manager julie mannesier was also a great help to the team. with nearly all. of the players returmng next year, it should be another exciting season. rose sammut and coach cribbs endure frustrating moments. JV big bear csdr sherman arlington la sierra csdr Sherman la sierra L21 jv team: ftopy gina tatum, terri blowers, ellen tucker, lynn mc carthy, janet anderson, laura leon, rose smrnut, coach cribbsg fbotto my diane sebastian, pat schaefer, leslie peterson, jo anne erickson, and cindy chavez. 1 barb hirsch returns the ball during practice. the jv team is elated after a victory. VARSITY ND 2 bloomington 0 0 big bear 2 1 csdr 2 0 sherman 2 2 norte vista 1 2 arlington 0 2 la sierra 0 2 csdr 1 1 sherman 2 2 norte vista 0 2 arlington 0 2 la sierra 0 S varslt basketball realize c.i.f. standings the 1974-75 notre dame cagers enjoyed one of their finest seasons, with ever-dilligent coach ray plutko once more at the reins, assisted by newcomer mark le duc. with only four returning lettermen fgreg wuetcher, alex ybarra, mike byrd, and mike scaranoj, the titans compiled a 18-9 record while advancing to the finals of the inaugural n. d. holiday classic, the carpinteria classic, and the third round of the cit' playoffs lone of the best campaigns in nd historyj. the titans appeared in the cif a poll for the third straight year, finishing in 9th place. coach plutko, in his last season at nd, once again showed his magnificent coaching ability as he compiled 102 wins. greg wuetcher, mike byrd, james mc earthy, and mike scarano gained all-league honors, wuetcher making his third annual appearance. teammate mike scarano was an all-county, all-cif player. the team was inspired by their four devoted stat girls all season. they were juniors Vicky and lynn mc carthy, paula crider, and mary ann steck. it was a season of many accomplishments, and one that will long be remembered. 1975 varsity team: ftopj: coach mark le duc, jack carousso, don kraemer, tim white, alex ybarra, bill weinfurtner, tom korson, mike byrd, coach ray plutko, fbottomjz manager bob levi, james mc carthy, randy strark, mike scarano, greg wuetcher, pat breyer, jeff singletary, and student assistant tom hibbs. 2 YY WW irriir YYW Y Y WY YYYYY, 7,777 W Y7,Y above: pat breyer tries for a rebound. below: randy stark goes up for two. K ' c I. ,Q'5?E'?. 7 N. mike byrd flies in an effort to block a basket. a little pre-game warm-up. E 5.?J2'.5,. 5, '- V vf avi f M. ...eg K Wvkasmeff , I H., f ..........- - M... - ........... - W 3 -W Z Q...-..- , 1 ,, b ,sig A -...-.-H.-I -f 5 -My ,a-........ ' Slndugm --u..-4 -v-uw.-v left: varsity players greg wuetcher and mike scarano congratulate mr. plutko on the Winning of his 100th game. 541' above: greg wuetcher guards randy stark against opposition as he puts in two points. right: mike scarano looks on as titans continue to up the score. V left above: jack oarousso up and in for two more points on the titan scoreboard. left below: alex ybarra reaches for the rebound. above: jim mo earthy aims carefully for a jump shot from side court. c1f playoffs 4 twm pmes pasedena poly nd 4 ' ' 81 nd 46 brentvvood 58 nd 50 47 0 j.v. cagers have a good season .fx 7ss1-ex:3f:'Mvf:fsQge- Qzx' 1 , Wish. P 5-5,i'4'3V Q 3 5 1 rf ' is I 'R ,Ly wanthen's shot puts pressure on opponents. tim beld looks to pass off. basketball and notre dame go well together. two teams that are less known than the varsity are of course, the jv's and freshmen teams. the 1974-75 junior varsity bas- ketball team presented n. d. a season to remember. coach john masi's titans pulled together and finished the season with a 16-7 record. impressive victories over san jacinto, and ontario christian, captivated titan fans. the cagers broke the hundred point barrier with an as- tounding 105-37 victory over orange lutheran. point blasts by chris sando and steve lomis, along with pin- point shooting by brian thompson and tim telliard racked the notre dame scorebooks. freshmen who helped make the jv's season were tim telliard and kevin kramer. the height of the '75 season was a crucial league victory over arch rival aquinas. j. v. basketball nd 49 big bear 37 nd 90 l. v. luth. 19 nd 74 c. s. d. r. 29 nd 64 Webb 50 nd 81 orange luth. 34 nd 75 sherman 49 nd 25 aquinas 63 nd 46 big bear 49 nd 88 l.v. luth. 25 nd 70 c. s. d. r. 43 nd 58 Webb 36 nd 105 orange luth. 37 nd 44 aquinas 42 'vhs 4,3 r '5 j ttpp ., e 5A 1 , 1 A 4 if ,fp .sl left: larry mascari follows through on a jump shot. above: paul turnbull waits for a pass. 1975 j. v. basketball team: Qtopj jim staylor, larry masoari, chris sando, john hickey, kevin kraemer, tim telliard, steve loomis, john watheng fbottomj john kaloel, paul turnbull, brian thompson, and ruben navarrog fnot pictured: tim beld and matt Whitey. l..,....J sando goes up for a rebound. l E and basketball - frosh style 1974-75 frosh basketball team: fstandingtj chris pond, mike lock, ivan garcia, kevin fahey, glen Smith, danny debevec, todd beld, bill drachslin, coach george greco. fkneelingj mike Werle, mark Steck, paul huckabone, vic yanasheski, kevin mc earthy, john petropulos, Willie Steed. left: kevin mc earthy is determined not to let the ball get past him. frosh basketball big bear Webb nd 6 7 ' 22 nd 62 2 8 nd 5 9 orange lutheran 2 7 nd 5 0 Sherman 22 nd 40 aquinas 4 9 nd 46 big bear 33 nd 6 8 Webb 33 nd 60 orange lutheran 35 nd 7 8 Sherman 43 nd 48 aquinas 47 the freshman team had a great season this year with an overall record of 18 wins and 5 losses, and also a league record of 9-1. the most outstanding game of the season was their last game against aquinas on their home court. the fantastic coaching of george greco spurred the team to a 48-47 victory. the frosh defeated big bear with a devastating score of 67-22. two records were established this year. the team scoring record was set with a 78- point explosion, while bill drachslin set the individual scoring record with 36 points. 'K' f T -ef- .vt,, N W-.M --.....,,, VKWV M , above: bill drachslin strives for two points below: kevin fahey attempts to block his opponent's pass. 5-it glenn smith puts in two despite heavy I ' AJ 1 --li if opposition. ervs , ' 'w n.d. 's female cagers shine asyl- la h I gg ,I 2 nd's girls were very fortunate in an . ' s i vi' ' having coach edie schain from get eaih f , 21 af 0 g A f perris to coach both j. V. and 9 iffy, g ,r h ,r areee U 2 1 -.E:, varsity teams this year. with her ' . zb fQ,E V, gs in p 1 assistant, pat cribbs, she develop- li 1 tg, 1 - ed two teams nd can be proud of ! 1. ' A it 6 9 M Sui varsity had a rather discouraging T p season, but with no seniors and 9 on uu 2: -L just four juniors, they did their lf: wg! best this year. when the team Aa y ,gf worked together, they did have W .ilfmwa y 6, s good defenseg they ended the season 9. 3' ft.. with 5 wins and 8 losses. mc carthy looks on girls' varsity basketball scores ramona bloomington sherman norte vista arlington la sierra csdr sherman norte vista arlington la sierra csdr the j. v. team had a similarly rough season, ending with 4 wins and 6 losses. varsity team: Qtop rowy glenna pierceall, marcie kramp, coach edie shain, erin o'doherty, ann engelkmg. fbottomrowj laurie waggoner, cindy marks, noel mc carty, Valerie chavez, kathy neglia, mary beth nichols. paula womack fights for control of the ball as vicky nd 15 34 , nd 3 1 ' 35 nd 3 1 bloomington 22 p nd 2 9 49 nd 15 ' 43 nd 2 7 ' 25 nd 24 33 nd 33 16 nd 1 9 6 1 nd 12 51 nd 2 6 1 9 nd 17 3 8 nd 3 6 1 9 9:25 . ..... :ZA an 1 in-.L above: j.v. team: ftop rowj sarah van buhler, teresa cusack, paula Womack, coach edie shain, mary telliard, julie bertrand, lori la brie, fbottom rovvj diane taylor, vicki mc carthy, jan zuppardo, maureen cas sidy, jill kohoutek, susan van buhler. 4, -A W, I -- 'jaw-sfas ' A 1 araoro ' ...:,A,vEw,p , - K- J nd nd nd nd nd nd nd 'Hr' Q julie bertrand finds it a little difficult to hold on to the ball girls' 29 6 19 15 19 22 5 j. 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'K above: all hands are up and ready to gain control of the basketball. right: mary telliard holds her own against heavy opposition. n.d. titans go beyond the notre dame track team of 1975 was kept alive with the performances familiar to the school. not only, terrific talent but, good depth in the various running and field events brought the much - repeated and current arrowhead league champions toward the goal of yet another title i.n both varsity and frosh-soph divisions. installing the simple motto more , coaches lyle porter and jim naggi worked each individual to attain his highest level of performance. above all, on the track as well as in practice, the team showed tremendous pride along with ability. g n-M '-...,,, M,-WM above: eddie bickle chops a high hurdle. bottom left: charlie hendricks out in front. middle: don brinson shows good form i.n the pole vault. below: mike chacon puts the shot. 3 A m,, .,, , A g r rpg r ,o . 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H lj' I f ., , it - . -:IN ,Q , ,1Z,. - V - members of the 1975 track team are: top: coach lyle porter, co- captain eddie bickel, brian grimard, tina radzik, phil shaaf, chris sando, mike dalton, robert leborne, robert mojarro, jack carousso, martin svika, mike mcgrady, mark wolnisty, john Wiggins, ken beckerle, larry chacon, bob seipel, paul piscatella., mike chacon, fred kleber, pat phelen, don brinson, grant younglove, chris henke co-captain, chralie hendricks, coach jim naggi. bottom: manager tony basquez, scott maxvvell, chris bierwaltes, jeff sando, mario mojarro, butch huckabone, joe davy, phil neglia, tim telliard, frank abacherli, andy stetkevich, carlos ramirez, jim rodriguez, tim cheney, rick leborne, dave wolnisty, manager cathy fior. not pictured are: peter aamodt, jim schupp, pete schupp, frank pacific, john o'connell, mike byrd, jackson kistler, nick schouten, charles gordon, harlan kistler, statisticians leigh mugischima, and laurie chappell. above: carlos ramirez and martin svitka finish up 440 intervals. left: and they're off! lower left: scott maxwell shows his best side. below: jack carousso strives to improve his time. ,Ji Q , K, .gg 1, -JE 26 Yl ifsz i' ., .1 . M1 ,, . M ,A .,.,., ,Si -wwf milllf left: mile relay team: jack carousso, edie bickle, bob majoarro, mike chacon left below: larry ohacon runs his leg of the mile relay. belwo: mim rodriguez watches shot thrown by phil neglia. lower right: track members watch chris sando perform in the highjump. lower right: nick schouten clears bar with ease. r fi. , 5 fiivvfwfw-A-mesa-qf.fa:tf,.,7.w .0 V,,.,,,e,, t.QD!E,NA:wu f -P 'H ,- 3' ,, ' 1 1 . ' + iii 2 5 'E-ga g 1 - f 1-f . Egg A , i f f J 3 . Q ,jx A N: W 'I' ' L 5 , ar , hi . Tf'2iffffi1?M1i3,fi1 Y M . ' - fgilfj ij ' ' 1 1 2- ,A iff jig? AV , V J i in rev aff. fl 'flfifiiff ' K . if ,QM . 5lg5:Qs,, fs Q f, I QJLQ A Q-fa, , . f ' 'Y iefiflisfik1fW?Fk'Y!-53 f ive: N ' :gfi , vqijgg , ' PW ' 'fs H ry A . ' il ' '- 1 -,gs -r .qs - S :X 1 fry' 1' -7 - 1 :j5,igaf1?5:gi Piffi5' W J, ii, - 2' - p f - ,: 6, 1 A -in, ' 'V' xx r' - , Ah14z9i 9?F'5ev:eio-'Ili :z .. . .. llvf . . ' Y Vo 15-ffgsfaf ' fg,,, K .ij-i 1: in, , , J .f - 1 ' i V fA'vwf,'i'2f-'ig ' ffl ik, W ' - 1 751 'L T ., ' ,. ,Wllii4ff'?Q' me fffii if ' - 2114- fpefgwrnevk I .iw 'fif' 'K Anim' top: paul piscatella clears the bar and lands safely. top right: fred kleber groans while putting the shot. middle right: jeff sando makes a success- ful jump. above: coach porter yells times to runners. right: 440 relay team: ken beckerly, mike chacon, john Wiggins, frank pacific. iss' ,. W I . Q A. .- ,,mi.mL , ,.,. K, -5, , W varsity baseball ure to go all the way 1 XA rl W 1 varsity baseball: ftopj leslie peterson, gerald korson, tony blascovioh, mike o'donnell, david ellis, john hickey, terry mc auliffe, mike o'donnell, dennis jordan, laurie cole, coach becerra. Goottomj tim connelly, mike fahey, tim beld, alan schoelen, pat fahey, mike nelson, greg wuetcher, jerry soria, coach polkinghorn. a spectator's View of nd's great varsity baseball team. notre dame's baseball team has great hopes for its 1975 season. the titans are strong in pitching, led by returning lettermen dave ellis, terry mc auliffe, and mike fahey. hitting is also a strong point with seniors mike o'donnell and jerry soria and junior mike nelson lead- ing the way. under the new coaching of rick polkinghorn, notre dame is emphasizing agressive baserunning and batting. lead by co-captains dave ellis and mike o'donnell, the titan's have a 6-1 record and have their eyes set on an arrowhead league championship. another nd batter improves his batting average. batter prepares to attempt a score for nd. nd fieldin abilities are characterized by power and skill. nd batting proves success- ful as another batter takes his base. jv baseball this year's junior varsity baseball team faces the challenge of excellence that last year's 14-5 arrowhead league champions established. what is more, the inexperience of this years team may tell since only robbie quinn, danny pacific, john wathen and mike mezey return to bring the only high school experience with the skill they have, though, these four and the talents of such new- comers as randy stark, paul martinez, ruben navarro and arnie escaiceza should bring notre dame its 2nd consecutive jv title under coach brown's tenure, he thinks they will. Q .fi ' is Q A M above: coach brown watches his team in action. left: titan baserunner watches where the throw is going. below: titan hitter belts one. titan rolls up the score. 1975 jv baseball team: top row: coach brown, ivan garcia, randy stark, tom jordan, joe sabatello, tony amatulli, kevin fahey, Vince amatulli, jim driscoll, ruben navarro, danny pacific. second row: mike mezey, paul martinez,'dave meire, daryl goss, robert quirm, arnold escarcega, john wathen. bottom row: statistitions cindy marks, salena evarts, dianne quinn. fahey jumps for a high throw to first. the j.v. bench awaits the start of the game. z , fahey holds the runner on. j. d. crosses the plate to score wathen gets a hit and starts for first. n.d. gets teed off the 1975 notre dame golf team tee 'd off the season with two wins and two losses. coach masi's team consisted of a young and in- experienced squad which, paced by freshman don durney, was made up of six underclassmen and three upperclassmen. another fresh- man showing great promise was rick weinfurtner. sophomores greg furness, tom finan, paul turnbull, and brian condon, added steadiness to the team, while juniors doug vavra, jeff singletary, and tom burger supplied some experience. with coach masi's guidance this looks to be a great team at present and very success- ful in the future. W3 TG SBA tif? lf f above: paul turnbull, tom burger, greg furness, tom finan, brian condon, pat moran, jeff singletary, jude waters, doug vavra, dan zuppardo, and don durney. , 4 . . Q f-' X 1 - . , i-. . .1 , 5-. I 9 . - H ,V ' I Uulgijg M all I yi 6, az' ,.-F, U,-,,. 0 . . 5-11 qv' . .s m ,.. ., I ,K ' of' 'N 'lr xx br X - f, V , 1 H I L- -t -1, f - '4 .' un' 'lp 1 , I 'nz' ' V-Kgfgvfl' ff- I 1 ag , FF I above: doug vavra chips his ball out of a sandtrap. left: 'keep singletaryu' 5 your paws off my clubs, if . ,414 ex at as lg E rf EN wg E t X 'xxx f-- 2 ' Q . . A Z 3'-iii? t... Q 4 - ' f A A- ,-1 it .fe ut at E grit ...,f:, -5 M a ig? .ggtg sl me 'aH1ief, wife f N W csft'c ' ,cgs j r A ' u p z '. ..:- he i t 9? ': A. 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J? 5 tom burger addresses the ball ff 54 ,, X, fm, fi Wm- fi -Wu: ff LJZT4-.5w,g vf I. ml SQ., -' , swim lub makes the swim team has been looking forward to a success- ful season. the girls have shown much promise and a great deal of dedication. under the leadership of brother bill farrell and assistants, justin mc carthy, frank mankin and tom harvey, the team hopes to make a great showing this season. right: justin instructs team member on how to do a flip turn. a big splash!!! swim club: ftopj brother bill farrell, tom harvey, kathy kothlow, sue o'connell, justin mc carthy. lmiddlej pat hopkins, peggy mankin, joanna rodriguez, julie hopkins, mary helen drachslin, barbara casey, suzanne siner, sandy blowers, joanne moore. fbottomy lynne maxwell, liane thiry, patty schaeffer, leslie lutters, janet lis, lori de la hoya, maureen lyons, donna sullivan, shary eiser, Shirley beck, eileen kraemer. Y 'T' S above: janet lis takes a short breather from a good work out at one of the many swim practices . W I left: girls of the swim club prepare to do various exercises to improve their swimming skills. above: brother bill feeds his fish at swim practice. O wrestlers pin lst place the notre dame wrestling squad was comprised of young, inexperienced wrestlers. having only six returning wrestlers, including three seniors, one junior, and two sophomores, pros- pects appeared dim for the 1975 season. due to the outstanding coaching of jim rodriguez, the titans captured the arrowhead league championship title for the second consecutive year. along with this victory, notre dame took first place in the 29 palms tournament, plus a lst place vic- tory for jackson kistler at the fontana takedown tournament. this year at the arrowhead league finals, the titan team advanced five wrestlers to the cif preliminaries, in which jackson kistler went in and took a second place in the 98-lb. weight class. jackson finished his remarkable season as a state finalist. wrestlers root for teammate on the mat. above: jackson kistler, state finalist. right: coaches jum rodriguez, dwain dennis, and fnot picturedy vince scarpino strove to improve nd's wrestlers. 1974-75 notre dame wrestlers: ftopy dennis mikolajzyk, mike chacon, fred kleber, ralph durbin, dennis sandoval, larry chacon, bill bath, darryl goss, david kain. fmiddley tony bedolla, don holthaus, mark mc cafferty, tom jordan, marco clerx, mark grigsby, david spurr, richard chavez. qbottomy mike orozco, mike collins, jackson kistler, arnie loera, harlan ldstler. .-.Ga arnie loera psyches out opponent. another titan victory by pat fahey Kiwi: muauwwsh above arme loera plns opponent below denms mlkolajczyk slzes up opponent non league scores la s1erra arlmgton notre vlsta norco run of the World north n d alurnm league scores Webb aqulnas la Verne lutheran blg bear S below nuke chacon reverses opponent h 1 ' ZiT ', , , M .45 above: mat maids encourage team. right: ralph durbin rides opponent. left: mark mc cafferty rides big bear opponent. below: jackson kistler rides opponent with arm bar. ww... 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J, . .ssl 5 . f 5 Sh - ' l 1 f it 'K ,ya,at XJ '- ' Q . za f X me 3' Q ii Pi X ,, ,- My xi. suzanne spires james Staylor marianne stuck karyl store joe suggs martin svika diana taylor mary telliard david terrell steve thomas brian thompson michael tokorcheck ellen tucker anthony Vasquez doug vavra paul verwiel debbie Villarreal annette walker jude Watters bill weinfurtner matthew wcrle bill Wiggins joyce wilson mark wolnisty paula Womack laura wood pam young dam zuppardo marsha akers rudy alfaro janet anderson seniors sur ive in 75 remember this your life time through, tomorrow there will be more to do. .. and failure waits for all who stay, with some success made yesterday tomorrow you must try once moreg and even harder than before. -john l wooden mike bacon ken beckerle tony bedolla eddie bickel maureen boyd marianne boyle AW, 'Unm- KN sean brady kathy brown sue bruno jack carousso barbara ann cas ey paul cassadas cindi christensen mike contreras michele coudures kim crider carolyn culhane jeanette curtis leslie dale martha dale mike dalton erin dalzell cathy davis jim de marco 1, aj- fs .. we gf-as I senior hat day 4, x hs, v ,433 -K . 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Q. 3' 2 , f ' john hampton roloerta hankins trenna hofmeister pam how mary ann huckabone greg johnson V an barb kain yi si jari kanerva ..., X nn N 5 walter hacket and friend. 155 Q HHN vicki kosowicz kathy kothlo W dan kreuzer jay krueger robert levi arnie loera ziggy when i tell you i love you i'm saying something about, myself. when someo ne tells me i love you the essence of 'i am' is complimented by the essence of the other person and is from here which all else comes . . . joy happiness peace brenda rafter SL Vickie machado donna mahon Vicki marks ellen marquez lynne maxwell john mc cafferty james mc earthy justin mc earthy mike mc grady cyndi me kay danny meier damian meins dennis mikolajczyk robert mojarro 8 -fi f 325 is J.:-an-F K ,.-uny- X in-rw, ,,,,, .u..........1 kathy moran florence neglia sandra nevsrton kitty o'doherty mike o'donne11 lisa powell bro1:her's hamburgers are irresistible tina radzik brenda rafter david ramirez laura renfro tim richardson julie rodriguez renee sando mary santangeio mike scarano alfred schoelen rita Schroeder nancy schrup tom sebastian sheree sereg cathy Sloan alan slocum patty smith jerry Soria 3 2 l 1 lb lgg L...f JI pat spires 0 . x new X ' i-7255: K Egswias . jennifer Stafford bob Steed renee straw charlie stretch jane Suggs donna Sullivan e for 4 marie thirion torn toperczer ted Swiecki sandy tavenner roland tcheng steve van stockum emma violette jeff vollmer' tom Walsh tim white john Wiggins david wike jeanne Womack greg wuetcher alex ybarra mike young grant younglove ,Q Qs XY. xi ii:-Y 115552: 5432 tba? Wwe' I 03,8 M Qs.. I 'w-5 was e . , n, we 1 , . 'Z Yiyxriyf we 1, if. e'., fx, E 2:z'f'vw ,,x .. 'Z ' , ' 'f V' if y 3323 'Tag Q Q -E W' yv ,Q - LW , 'bw if Wi' mf' wif' in 'M-ff ffm.. p ' iw MV' vi' nfl, bf, ..f..:,, Q aging: when ii 554' ' , , Q 'i'f'Q+,'53fNQ:? ' In 'QS' , , 1 5, .L +V2'f,jg.'5.'f'.,, , :Maier Zglilikfifiif-, i Gflifiz, MG ,i1i-, 'Nm Y O 2 3 --A? x W. QA, ,,--N wwf' fi Y 4 AKERS, MARSHA Come da.nce with the west wind and touch o'er the canyons and up to the sky reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be not what we are. John Denver ALFARO, RUDY V Football 2 Weight- lifting 2 Cross Coun- try 3 JV Cross Coun- try 2 School Musical 2,3,4 Carl's Jr Raid- ers 3, 4 Alias Neanderthal . ANDERSON, JANET Friends, I will re- member you, think of you, pray for you, and when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you. Remember me friends no matter how many miles separate us. Especially: Barb, K.T. Nanc, Ju, Mart, K.B., Donna, Pam, Renee, and my best irresponsible partner of em all-Moe. BACON, MIKE BECKERLE, KEN V Football 2,3,4 All Arrowhead League, De- fensive End 4 V Track 3,4 P.B.D.C. 3,4 Flying Raviolli 3, 4 BEDOLLA, TONY V Wrestling 2,3,4 Cap- tain 4 All League 4 Lettermen's Club 4 P.B.D.C. Member Now and Forever 3,4 BICKE L, EDDIE Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Letter- men's Club 3,4 Tumbl- ing Tacos 3 Frosh- Soph Football 1 BOYD, MAUREEN Man is forced to be alone by the very na- ture of society, But if you need a person who is not envious, who loves and believes in other than himself, then to this person offer a lifetime of friendship. S. Schultz I. B.T .C . I.L.C. T.B.D.C. fan Songleader 2, 3 Mascot 4 BOYLE, MARIANNE BRADY, SEAN BROWN, KATHY . . .the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness, and knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. . . And is not time even as love is, un- divided and spaceless? But if in your though you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all other seasons, And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. BRUNO, SUE cARoUsso, JACK There is an appointed time foreverthing and a time forevery affair under the heavens JV Basket- ball 2,3 JV Track 2 V Track 2,3,4 JV Cross Country 3 V Cross Country 4 Captain in Track and CC C.I.F. 2, 3,4 Gang 2,3,4 Wipers 8 2,3,4 Lettermen 2, 3, 4 Course Record 9:34 and 10:03 V Basket- ball 4 M.V.P. in CC 3,4 In Love with M.A.H. CASEY, BARBARA ANN Christmas play 1 School Musical 1 Riverside Gen. Hos- pital Volunter 1, 2, 3 Volunteer Award 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2, Drill Team 2,3,4 Swim Club 3,4 Vice Pres 4 Prom Commit- tie 3 Social Rep. 4 Student 1,2,3,4 Children's Day Honorable Mention 2,3 St. Francis Girl The Group 1,2,3,4 N.C.B.A. P.S.F.C. Marsha's friend Graduation Committee 4 cAssADAs, PAUL Gen. Hospital Vol- unteer 1,2,3,4 K.M.E.N. Campus Club 1 Band 3 Guys and Dolls 2 QNicknamesl Tiger , Klondike , Pablo 1, 2, 3, 4 Divine Word Seminar- ian Be proud of what you aren't . Bad Spellier 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTENSEN, CINDI Homeroom Rep. 1,3 let's hear it for the typing room! P of G, N. R. Drill Team 2 Kathy Kothlow's friend 0-12 Float Co-chair- person 3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Qrahlj Homecoming Princess C.S.F 2,3 Prom Committee I.B.T.C. 1, 2,3,4 Color My World Fan Club 1,2,3,4 Danny's lover Patty and Kitty's bedbug LTD Overhauls Trash Lady CONTRERAS, MIKE Do it until your satisfied COUDURES, MICI-IELE There is nothing I can give you which you have not. But there is much, very much that, While I cannot give it, you can take. No heaven ca.n come to us unless our hearts, find rest in today. Take heaven! CRIDER, KIM CULHANE, CAROLYN CURTIS JEANETTE I Alias: Jet, 652 Mr. Barnes' Sec. 2,3 Mr. Plutkos' Sec. 4 Prom Committee 3 Model United Nations Observer 4 Union Member of the Tee- Pee-Ers of America 3,4 Loyal friend of Genghis Kahn 3,4 DALE, LESLIE DALE, MARTHA Amen to what I knew before, Ithought that Iwas living No doors have opened up for me and no new windows on the world only life itself. Rod Mc Kuen DALTON, MICHAEL National Honor Society 4 Weightlifting Club 2 V Shot Putter 3,4 Honorable Mention List 2,3,4 DALZELL, ERIN Track 2 Tennis 3,4 Swimming 3,4 Nation- al Honor Society 3,4 C.S.F. 4 Finally brethren, farewell, rejoice, be perfect, be comforted, be of the same mind, be at peaceg and the God of peace and love will be with you. Cor II 13:13 DAVIS , CAT HERINE Wrestling Manager and Statistician 2,3,4 Mat Maid President 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Swim- ming 4 Bsketball 2 National Honor Society 4 DE MARCO, JAMES Editor of Hyperion Member of Bowling Team Chess Club It's not important, What I have accomplished, but that I had satisfaction in accomplishing it. DE RUYTER, ANNETTE Champion the right to be yourself, dare to be different and to set your ovsm pattern. Live your own life and follow your own star. The Art of living. Children s Day . I am glad I had a twin sister to help me through these four years. Thanks, Marion DE RUYT ER , MARION Around the cornor I have a friend, in this great city that has no end, Yet days go bye and weeks rush on, and ere I know a year has gone. And I never s ee my old friends' face, for life is a swift and terrible race. DENTE, KATHY DEWE ES, PETER Aim yourself at under- standing, and the essence of your spirit will sweeten the life of everyone you touch. And there will be no need to speak in ex- planation. For the goals of a man are seen In the quality of himself. If you will try to unfold us a.n individual, you will be in charge of yourself. And becuase your goals are set from within the heart, your real property will not be swept away by the tides of eternity. DRACHSLIN, MARY DUARTE, DENISE DURBIN, RALPH DURNEY, L. RHONDA Take a flowerg taste the sweetness, Take away the petals- and-what do you see? Peace and love to all. Thanks L. P. , M. E. , Special love and thanks to D.A.P. Member of I.B.T.C. Alias Magic Love to T.J.S. Pooda Bear 31,24 Joel G. ELLIS, DAVID JV'S 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Captain 4 Foot- ball 1,2,3 Macio Dock of the Gang Basketball' 1 ERICKSON, SC OTT Basketball 2, 3 Soft- I don't want you comin round, I don't want you hold my hand, I don't want you to be true, I just wanta make love to you. ERICKSON, MARY Afoot and lighthearted Itake to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. . . FAHE Y, PAT V Football 4 V Base- ball 4 V Wrestling 4 Let me get back to the ocean, let me flow back to the sea, let the tide roll in and set me Free. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. Humpty Dumpty was pushed! I remember L. M. and big favors, KSB as introut, P.B.D.C. Who Cares? FOWLER, MIKE FROST, WAYNE What N.D. needs is a boss 429 Mustang. And a whole lot of other things -that I can't mention, J ack Frost GARCIA, MIMI ball 3 Honorable Men- tion 3 Matmaid 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Friends are forever GARCIA, VERONICA Spanish Honor Society 3 Miss Mexico 3 N.H.S. 4 Matmaids 4 Mecha 4 Try to under- stand that in changing yourself, you can change the world. Remember, smile even though the whole world is crying! Good luck to all in the future! GAYLORD, CHARLES GOMEZ, LOUISE Tennis team 3,4 School Choir 2 G.A.A. 3,4 School Play 2,3,4 For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. GORDON, CHERYL Homeroom Rep. 2 Frosh. V-Pres. 1 SHS 3,4 N.H.S. 3 Soc. Comm. 3 Powder Puff 3 B.S.U. Sec.-Treas. 2 Candy Striper 3, 4 School Play 2,3,4 B.B.A. Pres. 1,2,3,4 Reggie 1,2, 3,4 Everybody's friend 1,2,3,4 Flag Squad 2,4 Talent Show 2,3 Phon- ies should bury their heads in sand GORSKI, ANN MARIE To all concernedg fin- cluding Kevin J ohnsonl thanks for all the good times and es- pecially last Saturday night! I won't ever forget romping around in the field, being chased by a car, or el stu1npo . And for the two persons at N.D. whom this concerns, I was a member of the phantom ticket-ers. GREEN, LARRY To my fellow classmates I would just like to say don't close your minds and hearts to what others have to say. May all of us one day Elnd the happiness and joy thu is meant to be. Love to you all. Larry Green GRIMARD, BRIAN CC JV 1,2 V CC 4 Frosh. Basketball 1 JV Basketball 2 V Track 4 The Gang 1,2,3,4 MERF Mem- ber of A.S.S. 4 The wall of love is the strongest of allg the only way to go through its great gate into the light beyond is to give without wishing to receive. HAMPTON, JOHN HANKINS, ROBERTA HOFMEISTER, TRENNA ASB Committees 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 K. S. U. forever School Play 2,3,4 Drill Team 2 T.A. 3,4 Secretary 2,3,4 Cherish yes- terday, Live toda Y: Dream for tomorrow. How, PAM Alias Pagan , Chance , ber I.B.T.C. 1,2,3,4 now and forever .TV Cheerleader 2 Song- leader 3 V Cheerleader 4 Honor Society often enough 'The Group 3,4 1,z,a,4 1.L.c. 1,2, custard filled 3 sub station Mem- runner 4, the Jinx Life is but a passing cloud over head, and to those who never dream, never look up, the sky, the clouds, are but strangers. . . HUCKABONE, MARY ANN c.s.E. 2,3,4 N.H.s 2,3,4 Student Gov't 1,2,3,4 DrillTeam 2,3 Administrative Council 4 Class treas. 1 Senior Pres. Home- coming Princess Girl's Basketball 3 Academic Affairs 3 Honor Roll J ack's girl. I leave with this final wish: that you learn to know yourself. Library Trouble-Maker Club 1,2,3,4 N.D. Scopers 4 H.S.B.F.D. 4 Chalk Stealer 4 rufus TANSTAAFL M.U.N. All-Nighters 4 Kricky Root Beer Drinking Club 4 Member of the Brian Grlmard Fan Club Who Cares? Member of JQHNSQN GREG the Hanes Good all , under Club KAIN, BA-RB Frosh. Pres. Head Pom Pon Girl 2, 3, 4 Home- coming Queen 4 Honor Society 1,2,3,4 I.B.T.C. - Honorary Member You are my friends, I will remem- ber you! KANERVA, JARI P.B.D.C. 4 Sub Station Runner 4 I love Fish and Chips fan Club 4 Finnish Fish of the Year Exhange Stu- GURROLA, ROSEMARY To all the haunahos that I've known since 8th grade. For all the crazy times we had low riding on Magnolia in a 68 Corvair which is hard for my best friend M.H. who's 5'7 and all the D.Q. ice cream cones we threw. And all of L.R.'s parties we went to where me and murtle broke a chair over a plate of lasagna. Thanks for the good times MH, MT,SN, LR, AG, JW, and AE. dent KOSOWICZ, VICKIE Sec. and member of Spanish Honor Society First Honors, HS-UP Member Humanities Award Sec. and mem- HACKETT, WALTER ber of Girl Guides T.A. Litereary Rep for N.D. at U.C.S.B. Member of Krakusy Folk Dance ensemble, etc. . . Thank God for what you have, be the best you can be, and have faith. KUFHLOW, KATHY But, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I amg a.nd it is all that I have. KREUZER, DAN KRUEGER, JAY The job of the Church is to be carried out by the people. And what is this task? To Kiss frogs, of course. . . . RIVIT LEVI, HOBERT J. II Frsoh-Soph Football 1 JV Basketball ST. A. 2 V Basketball ST. A. 3, 4 Lettermen 3,4 Gradua- tion Committee 4 Typing 1 Award Root Beer Drinking Club 1, 2,3,4 Hill Painter 3,4 Wipers 8 2,3,4 Chalk Stealer 4 H.S.B.F.D. 4 N.D.H.S. Scopers 3,4 The Gang 2,3,4 Earl the Pearl 2,3,4 Mysterio!! 1,2 3,4 75 LOERA, ARNOLD V Football 3,4 Co-Cap- tain 4 V Wrestling 1, 2,3,4 Co-Captain2,3 M.V.P. Wrestling 2,3 Most Improved Wrestling MACHADO, VICKIE MAHON, DONNA MARKS, VICKI Happy are they who know the price of happiness and are ready to pay the price for it. Good Luck to my little sister, Heather Mc Kay., MARQUEZ, ELLEN Whatever this school had to offer me, I did not find it, but I did find Kathy, Pam, Kelli, Karen, Jeff, Larry, and the other select few. They made it all worthwhile for me. MAXWELL, LYNNE Color My World Fan Lifetime member I.B.T.C Why walk alone. Why worry when it's warm over here. You've got so much to say, say what you mean. Mean what you're think- ing, a.nd think anything. Oh why, why must you waste you life away. MC MC MC MC MC MC You've got to live for today, then let it go. AULIFFE, TERRY Frosh Basketball 1 JV Baseball 2 V Baseball 3,4 JV Basketball 2 V Basketball 3 A.S.S. 3,4 Terry Gang Member B.S.B.F.D. N.D.H.S. Scopers 4 CAFFERTY, JOHN Alias Big Mac P.J. Peanuts C.S.F. 4 Grumpy of C. D. Union Member of Tee-Pee-Ers of America 3,4 V Wre- stling 3,4 Official Curtain Man for school play 3 Loyal friend of his Highness Ghengis Khan 3,4 Honorary Member of S,Y.N.G. Member of W.S.U. and A.S.S. CARTHY, JAMES Frosh Football 1 Frosh Basketball 1 JV Basketball 2, 3 JV Co-most Inspira- tional 3 V Basket- ball4 A.S.S. 3,4 'The Gang 2,3,4 Dr. J. Mouse 2,3,4 Wipers 8 2,3,4 N.H.S. Pres N.D.H.S. Scopers 4 Chalk Stealer 4 H.S.B.F.D. 4 Root Beer Drinking Club 1,2,3,4 Library Trouble Maker Club 1, 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club TANSTAAFL M. U. N. All Nighters 4 Who Cares? CARTHY, JUSTIN P.B.D.C. Vice Pres. 2,3,4 Girl Scouter 1, 2,3,4 A.S.S. 5,6,'7,8 Shaftie Club 4 Primo Runner and Sub Station Muncher 3,4 I Love Poppie the Sailor 1,2, 3,4 Bonified Sleeper 1,2,3,4 GRADY, MICHAEL Football 1,2 Track Manager 1,2 V Track 3,4 Big Brother 1, 2,3 'The Gang 2,3,4 Police Outreach 2 Youth Service Center 3 Wippers 8 2,3,4 World Sex Champion 1,2,3,4 Captain Nice Guy 4 Magurny 1, 2,3,4 Yearbook 3 Radical 1,2 A.S.S School Play 2,3, 4 Who Cares? 1,2,3,4 KAY, CINDY School Musical 2,3,4 Band 3 Pom-Pon 4 G.A.A Volleyball 3 National Honor Society 3,4 MEIRER, DANIEL A. Football 1,2,3,4 Weightlifting 1,2,3,4 Santa Claus 4 Ollie QJane's friend, Lance Romance 4 School Play 2,3,4 K.S.U. Coach's Award V. Football 4 MEINS, DAMIAN L. JV Bsketball Butcher 2,3 U.S. Olympic Girl Watching Team 1970-2037 Honor Society Honor Roll C.S.F. Various Awards, often enough B.S.B.F.D. Lank of 'The Gang 2,3,4 A.S.S. 3,4 W.B.U. Wiper 8 2,3,4 N.D.H.S. Scopers 4 Cruiser Max- imus 1975 Semi-Pro Moron B.A.H.M.F. 683-3101 But then again, Who Cares? MIKOLAJCZYK, DENNIS V Wrestling 1,2,3,4 All League Champ 3 JV Football 1,2 Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,4 MOJARRO, ROBERT Frosh-Soph Football 1 cc. 2,3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4 P.B.D.C. 2,3,4 Tumbling Tacos 3 MORAN, KATHY NEGLIA, FLORENCE A treasure of memories is a very special happiness. - m.l. NEWTON, SANDRA To Bosco and Chip - remember all the good times that we've had together, Especially the stu.mpo's at Taco Bell, the Movies, the phantom ticket givers, Basco, Herbert, Bestsy, Symour, Mitch, Booboo, Donald, Bruce, Kevin, lunches with Mrs. Renfro etc. O'DOHERTY, KITTY All people smile in the same language. Colour My World Fan Club l,2,3, 4 Bob's World Famous Coffee Drinker Patty and Cindi Bed Bug P. of G. and N.R. 4 I. off. 4114 Worlds Famous Dieter 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff Captain 2,3 Too Cute! O'DONNELL, MIKE Frosh Basketball 1 JV Basketball 2,3 M.V.P. JV Basketball 3 JV Baseball 1 V Base - ball 2,3,4 Letter- men's Club 2,3,4 Rock of 'The Gang 2,3,4 Member of the A.S.S. Wipers 8 2,3,4 Hill Painter 3,4 Art Award 1 N.D.H.S. Scopers 4 Chalk Stealer 4 H.S,B.F.D. 4 TANSTAAFL Root Beer Drinking Club 1,2,3,4 M.U.N. All Nighters 4 Who Cares? POWELL, LISA A. Pep Club l,2,3 Girl's League Representative 3 Candystriper 3 Tennis Enthusiast l,2,3, 4 Individualist 1,2,3, 4 RADZIK, CHRISTINA The language of Freind- ship is not words but meaning, H. Thoreao Yearbook 3,4 JV Cross Country 3 V Track 4 RAFTER, BRENDA ZIGGY, my nose wig- gles for you, love Mrs. Ziggy. Jai Guru Dev Transcendetal Meditation 3, 4,5,6, . . . RAMIREZ, DAVID Saturday night is alright for fightin, fGet a little action ini. Fire Fighters like a quicky! RENFRO, LAURA To those concerned: Remember the good times with Herbert, my Christmas party, the movies, our successful and un- successful Lgetting chased in a Held lj T.P. 's, Donald, Circle K, Foony, The Fig Tree, Mashed Twinkies, Parking Tickets, Taco Bell, and all the crazyness of four year! RICHARDSON, TIM Freshman 1 Sophomore 2 Junior 3 Senior 4 Etc .... RODRIQUEZ, JULIE I.L.C. Club School Nebish 2 c Pres. of the I Yell Louder Club. Best to Everyone - especially the damn peanuts who were responsible for my bi.ke . Love Ju. Do it, Do it, Till You're satisfied! SANDO, RENEE JV Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 SANTANGELO, MARY G.A.A. 2,3 Newspaper Editor 3 Sue's Lover 40h Babyj Drill Team 3 Pom-Pon 4 Joanne Cool 4 School Play 2,3,4 Yearbook 3 Children's Day 4 Powder Puff Football 2,3 What's Happing? 3 Sweetheart Princess 2 P.B.D.C. Fan 4 What you are is God's gift to you, what you make of it is your gift to Gad. SCARANO, MIKE Frosh-Soph Football 1 Frosh Basketball 1 JV CC. 2 JV Basket- ball 2 Most Inspir- ational 2 Typing Award 2 Wipers 8 2, 3,4 V Basketball 3,4 All-Tournament Team N.D.H.S. Holiday Classic 4 All-Tou.r- nament Team Carpin- terin Classic 4 Co- Captain 4 High School All-American 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Hill Painter 3,4 'The Gang 1,2,3,4 'Aevitas' Ski TANSTAAFL Basket- ball Forever Club 1,2,3,4 We should have kicked their booty! ! Q3-4-751 Thanks Coach! I SCHOELEN, AL 'The Gang Big Al- The Night-train 2, 3,4 Raid on Disney- land 3 JV Basketball 3 Capt. 12-21-73 Purple Heart 3 The Prayer 2-15-74 V Baseball 3,4 Home Run and R.B.l. 's 4-19-74 3 Avalon 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Summer Basketball Frosh-Soph - 104 points 3 V Basketball - 20 points 4 M.U.N. All Nighters 4 Raided Farrell's 3,4 Who Cares ? SCHROEDER, RITA SCHRUP, NANCY May your world be free from the entrapments of mans concepts of maturity and immatur- ity and may the inno- cence that surrounds you be the innocence of a world where love need not be spoken but rather lived. L. Green. Class Vice Pres 1 Pom-Pon 2,3,4 Hyperion Staff 4' Homecoming Princess 4 Tweedle Dee C.D. 4 Custard Filled 3 Sub Station Runner 4 Every man has great I.B.T.C. The Group 1, 2,3,4 I.L.C. 1,2,3 4 P.B.D.C. Fan 2,3,4 SEBASTIAN, THOMAS SER Soph Class Pres. 2 Frosh-Soph Track 2 V Football 2,3,4 Most Valuable Defensive Player 3,4 All League 4 Captain Football 4 Pres. Weightlifing Club 2 Titan Stud Club 3 Pres. Letter- men's Club 4 High School All-American 4 All league Honorable Mention 2,3 P.B.D.C. Chief of Staff 4 E.L.P. Freak 2,3,4 Homecoming Escort 4 Stump l,2,3,4 EG, SHEREE Pom-Pon 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Drill Team Unio n Member of the Decorating Committee Coach Plutko's Sec. 3,4 SLOAN, CATHY I wish you Son-Shine ! SLOCUM, ALAN P.B.D.C. Co-Pres. 3,4 Flying Raviola 3,4 SMITH, PATTY a smile is a curve that can set alot of things straight. Overhalls Ltd. P. of G and N.R. Muggins Sticker Picker Cindy And Kittys Bed Bug Too. . . Cute ! SORIA, JERRY SPIRES, PATRICK Now that you happen to be looking for something interest- ing or comical, look at my Picture. I have nothing to say and yet it seems I hate to leave: not the school, But my Loves. STAFFORD, JENNIFER School Musical Play 2,3,4 School Band, that died 3 The family 4 Good Luck to everyone, always, Especially my special friends. STEED, BOB JV Football 1,2 V Football 3,4 466 All League Linebacker 4 Frosh Basketball 1 Last of the All Boys Class of '75, and I am ready to leave. STRAW, EDWINA STRETCH, CHARLES D. JV Football 1 V Foot- ball 2,3,4 Titan Stud Club 4 Iettermen's Club 3, 4 Hammer Hunt- er l,2,3,4 P.B.D.C.- Treasurer Hypo- Cha.rly Stretcher sUGGs, JANE A.S.B. Sec. 4 Class Treas. 2,3 Play 1,2, 3,4 N.H.S. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 4 Drill Team 2 U.S. History Award 3 S. C. Award 3 Outstanding Stu- dent Sec. 3 Tee-Pee- ing Advisor 3, 4 Turtle 1,2,3,4 Pre- tzels Michele's Friend 1,2,3,4 N.D. Pin Up Girl 3 Shav- ing Cream Expert fUnion Memberl We must not make the past the only light for the ensuing years. A new leaf must be turned and new ideas read. We must hear things that have never been heard be- fore. Thus will a new world arise. SULLIVAN, DONNA M. Alias Donnathe Duel or Twinkies Twee- dledee C.D. JV Cheer- leader 2 JV Baseball Stats 2 Mascot 3 V Baseball Stats 3 Pres. of Pep Squad 3 Executive Member I.B.T.C. 1,2,3,4 fGra.nted Lifetime Membershipj Member of I.L.C. 2,3,4 Head Varsity Cheer- leader 4 V Swim Team 4 Honor Roll Once maybe twice CHee, Heel Bubbles Friend 4 and more. SWIECKI, TED Pres. A.S.S. Klavical Films Inc. Member W.B.U. I think we are in rats' alley, where the dead men lost their bones Is your buh on straight? TAVENNER, SANDY Mission Club I Flag Team 2,3 To my dear friends, especially Donna Mahon and Cathy Sloan. May the years ahead be filled with joy and happiness to all. Love Ya. TCHENG, ROLAND First Foreign student at N.D. N.E.D,T A- ward 2 Honor Roll 2, 3,4 N.H.S. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 2,3,4 Scho- lastic Arts Award 4 V. P. 3 Hyperion 3 S. Y. N. G. 3 Titan 4 The Family 4 'Roland. . . . . Chiiinggg! ! Oh, its that guy with the camera again. For I cannot be a part of the cock- tail generation, Part- ners waltz, devoid of all romance. The music plays and every- one must dance, I'm bowing out, I have a second chance. -dm THIRION, MARIE Some know me - but others never will. I'm just a marker in a place in time. I've lived at Notre Dame for 3 years, felts it's losses and tri- umphs, and now I must leave - and go on. TOPERCZER, TOM potential. To pursue man's goals, in his own way. And to do this, in all fairness, in manhood. VALENCIA, CHRISTOPHER The Tee-Pee-Ers of America, Union Member Yearbook Photographer Weightlifting N.H.S. Paul Bunyan, C. D. VAN ST OCKUM, STEVE Frosh Football 1 U.S. Olympic Girl Watching Team 1971-Whenever Member A.S.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 Member H.S.B.F,D. Wipers 8 2,3,4 Life- time Member W. B. U. N.D.H.S. Scopers 4 Root Beer Drinking Club l,2,3,4 Klavi- cal Films Inc. Chalk Stealer 4 Lyle Porter Trouble Maker Club 3, 4 B,A.H.M.F. But then again, Who Cares?' VIOLETTE, EMMA Enjoy today for tomor- row may be even worse! VOLLMER, JE FF Divine Word Seminarian Ellen misses me. Is there anything more to life than a clockradio? Dinosaur Hi from Joni Mitchell How can you determine the sex of a bean bag chair? Ego hic feci amorem. Hi Nora! D,T,J, WALSH, THOMAS S. Member A.S.S. Klavical Films Inc. Member W. B. U. Spanish Honor Society So you think you're a good Bub ! Maan WHITE, TIM WIGGINS, JOHN Frosh-Soph Football 1 V Football 2,3,4 V Wrestling 3 Frosh- Soph Track V Track 4 Frosh Basketball C.S.F. 2,3,4 Wipers 8 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Hammer Hunter P.B.D.C. 2,3 4 Judge Weight- lifting 1,2,3,4 I feel so bad, feel like a b all game on a rainy day. C.I.F. 2,4 Who Cares? Stud Club Loner 4 WIKE, DAVID This chool has a lot to offer a student, but mostly pride ranks highest on the list. Keep fighting strong N. D. , you've come a long way! WOMACK, JEANNE Honor Roll Drill Team Tee-Pee-Ers of America CUnion Memberl. WUETCHER, GREG Frosh-Soph Football V Basketball 2,3,4 Most Improved 2 Most Inspriationa 3 All League 2, 3 Co-Cap- tain 3,4 JV Base- ball Co-Captain 2 V Baseball 3,4 Most Improved 3 N.H.S. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 2,3,4 C.S.F. Sealbearer 'The Gang l,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4 Clyde 3,4 Basketball Forever Club 1,2,3,4 YBARRA, ALEX V Football 2,3,4 V Baseball 3,4 JV Basketball Letter- men's Club 2,3,4 P.B.D.C. Pres. 2, 3,4 YOUNG, MICHAEL Homeroom Rep. 3,4 N.H.S. 4 World Conqueror 1,2,3,4 Never take yourself seriously. YOUNGLOVE , GRANT Frosh Football 1 Vegetable 2 V Track 3,4 V CC. 4 Lettermen's Club Spanish Honor Society 3 N.H.S. 2,3,4 c.s.E Sealbearer Ican't think of anything to say except Bud. . . Be- cause when you say Bud you've said it all. G, 4 mb W W QQZWWL .-yt '30 ,gf M ,pw ,,., ff gh . -,J ' 'L WwW,??f , ww.: W. W . 'N M, 'f S I M Y A ' if 9- A V. 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