Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)
- Class of 1983
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Sometimes this energy says, Let's get this over with, or, Let's rebel against authority, and yes, sometimes there is no energy at all. I ks an ff 44' if X t. . .. H M X N 5 J. M M Jr W . se? Theme 3 3 4 L l 4 1 2 se s We've seen all these types of energy in our years at Notre Dame. Now it was the job ofthe 82-83 Titan Yearbook Staff to try to figure out what the energy was to put a name on itrand to show it to you the best possible way we could -- the way you showed it to us. Y ,,,..... ,ww,.4? ' ,, WWE If EW is v7 J Wi IN -N Wi? as av? QQ ww'.: 11 JRR? Wu WM' ' V' A . I , Pulling rupes and cuttin' strings liluing all thuse luvin' things This time gnu've taken all that gnu :an stand First, there were new people, not only in faculty - but in administration, too. There were new policies new rules, and new schedules, and yet, Notre Dame seemed undetered. All in all it was still our school it wasn't a battle bet- ween them and us anymore, it was an agreement- and we could settle it. Theme 7 I1n time tn ulaste green light gn l'l1nving fast hut never slum Ynu'll have tn take gnur living dag bg W ,,,, E4 H, f'ah w1-wmv-'liao Almost all of us had something to do: hobbies, a job, a sport, student government, or maybe the pep squad. There was always some com- mittee or organization on the an- nouncements that needed students to help. And many of us devoted our time Ioyally and unselfishly. Then if we found time we'd do homework. n t Late night parties never feul Alulags finding things tn du Ynu ve umrked all meek and nnul it's W time tu plag Alas, a school week only lasts five days - and one must find something to do for the other two. And those were as various as the students themselves. Whether supporting our team or just the pizza get-together afterwards, dances, concerts or movies were enjoyed by a weary stu- dent body after a Friday besieged with turning in reports and taking tests. Talk about working for a weekend. i fl l i 11 I , Pi' 1 S M. -1 .44 X M asa-las 2 2I'T,,J'wJ'X' it uv .v ' fiivf if 5 ,Q if-25. ,, Q lf the school year ofl82-83 should be remembered, it should befor its high energy and spirit, not just by sa minority, as it has been in the past, but by a large majority. Although a few resisted, most clapped, yelled and danced at assemblies and did their part at games -i and even masses had much more of the stu- dent body in participation, whether directly in it, or just sitting on the bleachers - everyone belonged. ,Qui 5-Q-nu .5 A - sa, Ei. 35 5: - XS E X ,P at .. .. l agawi ,wal X V ' . If Theme 13 l LAWN 'X L 1 ':., 11 HH W g M w w ,, lu: ' s Qefwi -1, r ff f 'Hai' 1 fa? 1 ,fful Wwwwxxn V' M YW, ,H am. , lleride that gnu're a winner And then stntk up nn gnnr hnpes Then gnu gn fnr. gn fnr And so we've gone for all we could, we've done the best that we could, and we have this feeling of the greatest gratification, the most splended satisfaction. Knowing that what we do, we give our all for, that what we believe in, we will do anything for, and that when we go for something, we . . . lilll FUR BRIIIKE! Breaking Pencil Even with sports, dances, clubs, and everything else, what we spend most of our time doing at Notre Dame is at- tending class. Math and science, English and history, may be our most important acquirements here. Our best memories may be of that soccer game or of homecoming. But it is cer- tain that making the grades will stick in our minds. We had several new classes to choose from among - humanities, band, Latin and others. The Notre Dame curriculum offered more than ever. And the older classes - art, sociology, home economics - were all taught with the same excellence as ever. All the standard courses remained, art, Spanish, English, math, biology - providing the strong, college preparatory background many of us come to Notre Dame for. This year's academics section features several of the new classes and also focuses on some of the new directions in older classes. 16 Academics Y- Ogg? N. is l 2 :,-a KQWG Academics 17 18 Religion Religion is a basic, mandatory class at Notre Dame. The students are taught according to their grade levels. The freshmen are taught about the contents ofthe Bible while sophomores are busy with the church's history. Juniors learn about morality and seniors learn about themselves and their feelings. Even though religion may not be everyones favorite subject, most students do agree that we should have it. Senior Cathy Chaves commented, l like religion, especially this year because we get involved in ourselves and and others. We just don't read from a book. Kim Kelly, a sophomore said, Because of it, our school shows Christianity. Everyone is friends with everybody, which is what it's all about. Tia Goldston and Ann Chavez discuss moral problems. Academics 4 , 3 Jeff Whitehead already knows the symbol of peace Wake up class and listen to me. 'W Mrs. Acosta and one of her Pow-Wows. David Reynolds thinks religion is funny. B I Y A 9' W' . 49 .A if ? Some of Mr. Summerfields students wonder about sacraments. ,nf ' if ' Mr' ROSS is busy Writing Scottie Brown trying to understand church history ,X Ziz 1 ,,,,,.+,........ ttt t.tE Lctt . : Qs . ' . - J 1 ' L 7:1 7 5 NX-. 1:-Q ss-. -:. -Il' f-fy F5 - ' i Qs! ,... ' Q if Q' ' -R S K ,aff , .,: .Qt . A '--- we N K , , , t -15:3-si rug 3 4..t. as . in 3 K' A' X Mr. Summerfield is bemused by a comment from one of his students. Academics 19 English As the freshmen and sophomores study sentence struc- ture and writing style, the juniors and seniors read their way through the 1983 school year. Everyone gathers around. s Time out from English students. 4561.3 4 t -,-7 ,,.. ...X .,,- a . ' ,- i..f . Ss '-.2s'2-,- ' ' ' - H W1 ssl i N'-1' fK' . 'N K ' 5 m f , . tfwwt. SESS.. 45 Q.. sl i l've already heard that excuse today. One of these days l'll have this under control! 20 Academics Ms. Dolan surrounded by admirerers. Being laughed at by a friend. --new iw . Q , 's. is l Q K A Mrs. McClain smiling patiently as she explains Paul Lyneis expresses his doubts about the essay assignment. Hamlets dilemma one more time. Academics 21 Kr 5 Math Bill Corr posing for a picture. ' ff Q Q I it '10 J , 4, ,z ,-z mry gt j, Mr. Charpentier smiling in 07 on Friday. Students helping each other with their assignments. Wm T also-V T' E i Huw' K V P' ' 7 .M ,R ..,- 5 1 V , 1,,t, WM, W i .V W' , Z H4-- f elm :AA . vnlv .iii ,, mm... v 5 W fi , Mrs. Reynolds C0V eCYi 18 an BUOY- Mr. McGowan reviewing test scores. 22 Academics :if 'Lf' A i '51 i XJ is f i v s Mrs. Reynolds writing problems on the board for her students. Tim Gardner playing chess after completing his work. M MM min When was the homework do? David Bradvica not able to wait for lunch. , -rH9mu,,,,MV ' Academics 23 Language In order to broaden the language department at Notre Dame High School, and to offer a variety of language classes, Latin I, taught by Father Bob, and German l, taught by Mr. Spurlock, have been added parts. Latin was part of the foundation for romance languages, such as Spanish and French. Latin also has a strong in- fluence on the English language, and students enrich their own English vocabulary through learning it. Next year Latin ll and Ill will be added as well as German ll. By the end of the year, students in Latin will have a basic understanding of simple Latin. Father Bob has a tough job getting the students to understand the variation of the language. Special thanks to Father Bob and Mr. Spurlock for sharing their knowledge so stdents have more of a choice. Mrs. Benchoff laughing at a students joke. Kris Goeden dressed up as a mouse on Halloween. 24 Academics wal r-. illf l'l F S .. l . . ., ,,, So this is my new class El Strangos. Students wait out in the rain for their teacher. Students hoping the rain would stop so they can leave the library. Ms. De La Cruz trying to get her students attention. I' Students working in their language class. Mr. Spurlock awaiting 04 German. Father Bob wondering if he should go to his Latin class. Debbie Barnett staring off into space. Academics 25 Social Studies This year at Notre Dame the World Cultures class discussed the customs of many countries of the world, such as China, Western and Eastern Europe, and Greece. U.S. History students enjoyed learning the hardships ear- ly colonists faced when traveling from England to the new country. The national, state and local governments were analyzed in U.S. Government class. Chris Evans getting ready for her next class. Jeb Brown calling in his debts. 26 Academics ,s.A1.,4n,,w9H!W, Lisa and Connie again not understanding one of Mr. SpurIock's jokes Camera shy? Me? bww .fmw Greg and Rina hug each other, joyfully, after finishing their final in World Cultures Chipper gives Suzi and Sean some helpful hints on their World Affairs homework. Shawn Zink walks out of Government class, amazed at how little he knew about our Government. twin? 'ilk' .tti - -we S I Shelley tries to remember some answers to World Cultures homework for Robert. Academics Science 2 1 ,Mid Bill Corr studying earnestly. Jo Korson trying not to lose her cool. Sean Melon and ChrisAMcDaniel goofing off in class. 28 Academics X - M What did you say your project was?!? . K .. ,Y ' Q cccc ,ix . A 1? N. S I ,,ii. .,:. A K H b Q N -- . lg . , ... as During the year of 1982-83, the science classes have been very busy learning a variety of different things. The general science students, for example, have been working with formulas, atoms, and elements. They furthermore learned the functions of soundwaves using tuning forks. The chemistry class was centered around the study of elements and their relationship to the atmosphere. One of the more interesting topics of biology has been botany, or the study of plants. Cell division was also researched in the class. , . Where is the rest of this cat? 5 it t'b 3 4-'IQ Four brains are better than one. X' ,LE g , - 4422 if at .4 tttz mfg-1534! X e, I Q . 'l don't know, there was hair on it the last time l looked. Julian fed up with class. Academics 29 Fine Arts , gf 1 sl rrrr fr t 3 r Future artists diligently working on projects. , eet. . Heidi Tasch, Karen Basich, and Jocelyn Haproff guard their masterpieces from jealous eyes. 30 Academics Drama class brings Anthony out of his shell. Karen Wallace's paintings are known throughout the civilized world. Fine Arts Deanna Heying asks the mind boggling question, What did happen to the farmer's daughter? Tirabassi wearing attire from Fiddler on the V , if Pat studies his lines until exhaustion. In addition to Drama and Art, Band and Humanities have been ad- ded to broaden the classes offered in the Fine Arts Dept. This way students have a wider range of classes to pick from in order to earn their credits to graduate. Mrs. Jo Dean Salley teaches Humanities. The Class, which is quite small in number, contains only about ten students, all of whom have obtained at least a 2.5 p.a. to be admitted in- to the class. Mrs. Salley commented that she had once taught the course to college students and that she en- joyed teaching it here at Notre Dame. Being in charge of a band takes plenty of patience which we all know Mr. Becker has. He has been busy organizing the eighteen members of the class which consists of: flutes, clarinets, saxophones, drums, trombones, a tuba, and a trumpet. Each of these students have had at least two years ex- perience in their instrumental field, which means they aren't beginners. This new group at ND has added a new life and spirit to masses and pep assemblies. Mr. Becker stated that right now it's just a pep band, but it is continuously improving and within a few years they will have things go- ing strong! Academics 31 Girls' Physical Education Regina Seryes another ace, Julie always looking for Ms. KendalI's new hiding place. P.E. leaves Janine refreshed and eager for the day ahead. 32 Academics Boys' Physical Education Coach Rod, the idol of all in boys' P.E. Q Taking a different look at the gym and field. Academics 33 Business -3 E A . 1. i as 1, s s s A Esf -i . A A - Sara Osaba trying to finish on time. sy. Mrs. McGuire taking a break. 34 Academics wmfiwiza E MMWMMI wewill 'mania 'Sq Q , 'ut Wi .J-: .,........-'v 1 A relaxed Miss Pisher issuing an order. s Jackie Hubbard and fellow typists concentrating on their assignments. f . 5. -. .1 nassaui g if Nm 'wk :sexy-AE ix., S 1 N MN... .WN K K 1 'Hwang Tharion and Kevin eating rolls. A Q., v .. ---' ..xg f-'Q , Larry and Sean enjoying the Bachelors Home-Ec. Thanksgiving feast. Home Economics According to Miss Schulte, There's never a dull moment in Bachelors Home-EC. There is always something new and ex- citing going on, whether it's burning or cooking a meal, making an apron, or sewing on buttons, the class is always fun. Miss Schulte enjoys teaching the class and the guys enjoy learning how to cope in the real world. wwf-f9 F I :W , ,QA --43 4. i :Q 'gs' v H gi A--M -rj' 4-:ul X Z WM! Z M,,,.w Miss Schulte explains sewing to Lisa Gonzales. QSM. 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With the help of excellent coaches, the teams practiced long, hard hours, to become the ag- gressive athletes they are known for. Each player dedicated himself to the team completely, without holding anything back. They became as one. The Elite group of sportsmen demonstrated the real meanings of sports: Unity, Dedication, and Performance. Sports 37 Varsity Football Coming into the season, the talented backfield. With strong Titans were strong and hopeful. teamwork, and a good coaching They wanted to be the Sunkist staff, the Titans went on to com- League Champs. The Titans achiev- plete the season with a 7-3-2 ed most of the goals they set for record. themselves. The Titans made it to the second They played aggressively with a round of the C.l.F. Play-offs for the strong defense, anchored by seven second consecutive season. All-League players. In the first round against Miralest, Their offense was tough. They had Notre Dame scored two times on an explosive running game, with a the Marauders fumbles, with the WW , . ,W W ,, dw I-,Nh -Hyun. . .ci . g ,ifwfwi Wqrgf My , H Q . ul. ' final score being 14 to 6. The second game was against Rio Mesa. The Titans gave it their all but came up four points short. They worked hard to become League Champs and to go to C.l.F. It was a great season and the return- ing players are looking forward to an even better season next year. Shawn Zink goes for the goal. ' Dennis Brown crashes through ND's opponents. Paul Lyneis takes a look at the situation. Mike Judge breaks through the Miralest defense. 38 Sports .WS .YMNX 0 Qin nn-A sf J 1, 1, iff . mx ,. 2 MQ ,J Q-Q Q - X 7 Junior Varsity Football The Titan line holds their opponents. David Zink in perfect form, The Junior Varsity foofbalVteam got 7 Y' X Tlllrr y off to a slow start, but once started they put forth great effort. They ran, tackled, passed, and generally played with great vigor. Our star runningback Mike Mercadel plowed down the op- ponents by running for more than 1100 yards. All in all it was a generally fulfilling year. Our team generated stamina and we have a right to be pro- ud of them. They may not have won all of their games with a record of 3-7, but they worked hard and kept going en- thusiastically until the end. 42 Sports , F' -- item mv ffff asm was N? Mike Mercadel makes his way to the goal line. wigs? David Aliamo, Garry Arias, Andre Arnaiz, Mike Battin, Mark Block, Jay Brown, Scott Brown, Ben Castro, Gabe Cechini, Gil Chavez, Joe Corrisa, Carlos Curiel, Ken Dandurand, Mark Dandurand, Jr., Kent Dannenberg, Darren Davis, Jeff Doup, R. Echeverria, Joe Elahl, Rodney Ford, Fred Gardner, Tim Gardner, Vince Garza Jr., Vin Gassen, Paul Gutierrez, Joe Hernandez, Vic Judice, Kevin Kelly, Joe Lopez, Paul Medure, David Mellon, Mike Mercadel, Mike McAndrew, Doug McDonough, Mike McGreevy, Doug Moore Jr., Mark Moore, Scott Morrison, Dan Navigato, Kieth Neal, Billy Nicholson, Pat O'RieIIy, Miguel Osaba, Greg Ramirez, Mike Ramirez, Blake Robinson, Fred Roybal, Tom Sack Jr., Danny Saldana, Greg Schuman, William Schwab, Richard St. Rose, Brian Wallace, Thadd Wood, Jason Yasment, David Zink, Steve Zeller. N.D.'s offense ready for the snap. Q ....... . N..D.g . ' 7 .. Hg. .,...z.-le ' 1- . f'-sig... .. . . 5 fe' xi . , 4' A - '.-,, 4. ND o N -. 6 N A N rw X - if it i . r 'sf Sports 43 5 i l X ..n-new Eileen Frye and Daphne Arnaiz ready for action. Teresa McCarthy goes up for the shot The Varsity Volleyball team has improved greatly since the last year. The team played each game as their last in hope for victory. Though the team was not as victorious as they had hoped to be, they did well. Julie Holt sets one up for a spike. Awe? Team members listen to coaches instructions. Eileen Frye returns the ball with power. 44 Sports Mv- ui ! ?tff s B--39 Regina Mead watches as Denise Booth makes a perfect return. , 'WMW1 Regina Mead after a bump. Tersa McCarthy bumps the ball over the net. Varsity Volleyball Eileen Frye puts all she has into it. Sports 45 Junior Varsity Volleyball Cynthia VanHise places a vicious serve over the net. it 5 Rina Troqauto makes a perfect hit 46 Sports P, .mess er , z ,E.,,.,qQ 5 if A iih L A .Wo Rina Troquato watEhingl'ier return. 1 f f f f-f-'R - fn, W, . Jolie McCulIin hittingthe ball with all her might. Nadine watching her powerful hit. Lori eyes the ball. Katie Kraemer keeping her spirits up. The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team used tremendous effort all throughout the year. They showed great team spirit. The team played well. 'R if 3 j ,k , ' I T Cynthia VanHise uses an unassisted hit over the net. Lori slugs another one over the net. Sports 47 Tennis 1..1f:g,T -A-- New ' . ei W t' .A.,, 1 .,W, X- stss - LXLL , , 11 L ' 9 '--' K'L'-- , - . Tekla Hobin waiting patiently for her turn, ,,.. ,- ?1fN.:.e.l- -gin :fwrs F A N Banning iii A Elsinore , ,,.. . , Perris 1 Bloomington Elsinore Rim Perris L 63 3 3 T x 1 ii-14 8-10 1-17 12- 6 4-14 1 3-15 f 13-15 7-11 . 1 5 E ? N Bloomington is 9- 9 Banning y K .M 4-14 it ' -i, - 1 V K, ' i a, ,:1.:i, ff ,itf 'K K M.. si S, -gk ss Cynthia Ryan returning a very diffucult serve. . ,III ,,,.....N-11 ' .W 1 -Ui. :fx M- . , 1 1 B 4 ,sie 13- W-g+11wg.11,, 1. f- ki. H- :A -wtf V- .,, ..... ,.,,x-s Theresa Ambrosio asks, Tennis Anyone? Yvette Pinson showing good form in her game 48 Sports - A flaw 'W Angela enjoying her game. Yvette and Cynthia having a good time on the court. of One of Brenda's usual serves. Lisa Beniani keeping her eye on the ball. ,ft f Sports 49 Cross Country This year's cross country team did an excellent job, with the girls taking second place in the Mount Sac Invita- tional, and Rebecca Hodde, one of the team's best runners, finishing second. Some top finishers at the league finals for the boys were Joseph Schupp, Timothy Howard and Michael Orvaets. Girls top finishers were Rebecca Hodde, Julie Schouton and Angela Redelsperger. Coach Jacobsmeyer did a fantastic job preparing the team this year. Congratulations team!! Team members: Robert Anderson, Sheryl Barr, William Corr, Rebecca Hodde, Timothy Howard, Robert Kohoutek, Kim Luna, Jacqueline Morse, Michael Orvets, Angela Redelsperger, Joseph Sanchez, Eric Schuster, Ana Maria Spanga, Ami Speiler, Anna Washburn. ,gurl Rebecca Hodde in the lead. F A4 ,QW 1.-1,.x'Z-. ,. Notre Dame once again steps ahead of the pack Sheryl Barr keeps running in spite of her iniuries 50 Sports ,-if Robert Anderson gaining on Robert Kohoutex. L i Iwi' 1' .fi-:2 ' The team takes a break. The final stretch. s Scores ' UZACK . ,Q , W I 1 I ' - William Corr gulping and thinking of victory. Sports 51 Varsity Basketball Once again the Titans produced one of the best basketball teams not only in league but also C.l.F. With a 20 and 8 season record, Notre Dame showed that they could battle with the big guys. They had a tough pre-season schedule, playing mostly 3 and 4- , A schools, which put their winning t ability to the test. As always they s came out victorious. The Titans began their league play with a win against Banning. The winning spirit stayed with the team the rest of the season. They finished second in the Sunkist League and were C.l.F. bound. Under the guidance of Coaches Wuetcher, Breyer, and Jacobsmeyer, the Titans advanc- ed to the third round of C.l.F. play-offs, where they were finally defeated by Blair. After a terrific season we wish the departing seniors luck in their future careers and the returning players the best of luck in the seasons to come. Jeff Wright lays it up. Straining, Mike Garcia goes for the tip. lg Dennis Brown looks for the open man. Tharion Bracy takes it to the hoop 52 Sports Back rowl r Tim Vaughan Dennis Brown Tnarion Bracy Jeff Wright Lee Clowers Tom Krause Eric Brewer Scott Mclntire Bill Roth. Mike Garcia :xi E M X X NX XFSXQ Xiu By W Banning Eisinore Rim Perris i Bioomington Elsinore Perris Bloomington Rim Banning Mike Garcia hustles down court. Jeff Wright looks for some help. Lee Ciowers looking for the fast break. Eric Brewer dominates th 54 Sports Scott Finders and Tharion Bracy using teamwork etip Coach WUGTCHGV 3615 if1iGI'1SG. Scott Smith takes the ball down court. Tom Krause goes for two. The Titan team listens up. 'Q-1' T.. T Wk Q K al QS Dennis Brown makes a successful pass. Stats: Teresa McCarthy, Nancy Kraerner, Beth Breyer. Not pic- tured: Mary Hoskinson, Sports 55 Junior Varsity Basketball Compiling a 12 and 6 overall record, the Titan team was one of the best J.V. teams ever. ND. sur- prised everyone with upsets against North and Banning. With a strong bench and great teamwork, they finished second in the Sunkist League with a 7 and 3 league record, The team had great character and was motivated by good coaching and a winning varsity. After such a great season, the Titans are looking to carry it over to next years Varsity team. Kevin Ashley set up a tough pass to Rodney Ford Q . '8 We 'I' V ' . A Q er . , qv zl, 1 ,,. Q 0' A, T if A 4' Z A 7 r ,,,, U by 4 A 4 N? ,U T T ,w g 1 ,I f I 1 , ,,,,, M I V I , , . Y , . ,,,. Q 'Q :- , ,,.,. V K 'Q it 3 ' T rrrr T ,3 A A rrrr T it 'M 4 I , K. f-. ,,,v qv 7 I 1 T T rrrr T 52, , i f -:- , ,, we L , . ' A X frv 2 T 2 v S ,JV F- -.W Rickey Traxler maneuvers around his opponent. Titans Dour on the defense. Bobby Nordbeck shoots for two 56 Sports ass, Qi i Back row l-r: Scott Wright, Gabriel Cecchlni, Bob Nordheck, Rodney Ford, Jim Debevec, Kevin Ashley, Matt Ortiz. Front row: Matt Bradvica, Phillip Eckroth. George Cecchini, Rickey Traxler, Not pictured: Chad Emily. Pat O'Riely. -0 1 x Rodney Ford sinks a free throw. 5 Coach Jacobsmeyer I? Stats: Katie Kraerner and Michelle Wills. Sports 57 Girls' Varsity Basketball We discovered our spirit too late in the season, said Denise Booth. We were a very talented team, but because of injuries and other problems, we didn't do as well as we expected. Even though this discouraged us some, we still strove to win, and because of our pro- blems we grew closer as a team. And though we weren't supposed to be a fac- tor, l think we gave some teams a tougher game than they expected, and I was glad to be on the team. To add to things, Robin Block said, We had tun throughout the season even though we didn't win as much as we would have liked to. We learned and im- proved on a lot of things we needed to work on. We had the talent, but not the varsity experience. Ted gives important time-out information Tension mounts as Robin concentrates. 58 Sports Yvonne goes up for the rebound ' l l it l Front: Yolanda Ybarra, Karla Armstrong, Robin Block. Back: Anne Arnatuli, Denise Booth. Yvette Pin- son, Stefanie Weber, Charlene Filar, Yvonne Pinson, Ted Lopez,Coacl1. .,.v., l Great jump for Denise! i Terrific Titan defense! Awaiting a chance to intercept the ball. Sports 59 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Our spirit was up a lot more than we thought it would be, said Tami Steinshouer. We had a lot of talent, but not enough dedication, but when we were behind in our games most of the team would go out and do their best to gain points for the Titans. The team next year should really have a lot more ability and talent and should really be looking for- ward to playing with excellent coaching. Susan going up for the jump! . as A little Titan humor! 60 Sports WWA' A 2ii,t QW? M Bottom: Tami Steinshouer, Rina Traquato, Michelle.Meirs. Top: Coach Lopez, Kathy Weber, Teren O'Cane, Margaret Bell, Cynthia Van Hise, Kara Katko, Lori Barnette. v. W, ......,,, . MS' Cynthia going for the kill! Bradvica, Susan Titan team looking thrilled! l Tami bumping into action. Q GREAT defense! My K 'fav W.,-Al' ' Rina awaiting the pass. Sports 61 Wrestling The Varsity wrestlers are doing great this year. We ad- mire them for putting forth their best. With the help of their coach Mr. Rodriguez they have consistently improv- ed with practice. We will remember this team and the hard work they put out and the satisfaction of winning. Robert Picard giving a good struggle to win. David Reynolds grimaces in pain as he stretches out David Reynolds in a little trouble. 62 Sports f u X g E - . .sf 5 . 98115 s ,, Q., . f.. s -...Q Q... ,,t., . .. Robert Lower has Elsinore on its way to defeat. Varsity wrestlers: Robert Picard, Gabriel Giannini, Joe Hernandez, Mark Vosti, Robert Lower, Steven Zeller, John Semancik, Carl Wetzel, David Reynolds, John Jensen, Paul Byrd, Danny Walsh, Mike Judge, Paul Vosti, and Kevin White. Stalllng. ,. if.. David Reynolds shows his stuff. Sports 63 The Junior Varsity wrestling team generated effort and excitement in their matches. Even though we didn't win all of the matches, we tried our hardest and made great pro- gress when we did win. We have hope and trust the team will be even better next year. Paul Byrd approaches a near fall. Danny Walsh and John Jensen practicing a new move 'Mrk 42' The Junior Varsity team waiting for their chance to wrestle. 64 Sports 4 ,, fff' m.,.,,M 9, ' mmLA l MM, mmnguullvi Vx fl V 'Y 3 Q , , ,, , W, R 3 ' e M, ?', 'F' ,J Q- 1 Q. 52? f , , X , f if M I ,, Al 1 JKHJ 1 Q Varsity Soccer Chirs Rombach stopping the goal kick, Kim Kelly being charged by other team member. Above: Bill Navigato, Chris McDaniels, Tim Whitman, Shawn Zink, David Zink, Mike Battin and Coach Rombach. Middle: Mike Morehead, Skip McDonald, Gary Arias, Larry Picard, Jason Yasment, Kevin Kelly. Belowi Chris Rombach. Not Shown: Nick Salle, Kim Kelly. 66 Sports SX ,,,,G-.ig-i, , it , ....,,, ,M ki... N... k Nick Salle showing good ball control. Kim Kelly taking the ball down field. Larry Picard jumping for joy. Shawn Zink with an open kick. V 0 1 - :+V ,, - i - T i Mike Morehead ready to block the kick. After a successful first season, the soccer team returned with an even better second season. The team started out strong with a convincing second place finish in the Rubidoux Tournament out of twelve teams, and have advanced to the second round of CIF. The Titan offense was led by powers such as Shawn Zink and Chris McDaniels, who, by the end of the season, had combined for nearly fifty goals. The defense was led by senior fullback Bill Navigato, goalkeeper Chris Rom- bach, and fullbacks Mike Morehead and Kevin Kelly. With up and coming freshmen Larry Picard, Tim Whitman, and sophomore Nick Salle, the team should prove to be a strong one in the years to come. Sports 67 Junior Varsity Soccer Mike Battin kicking the ball out of his territory Mike Battin kicking the ball down field. Robert Whitehead going for a goal shot. t-Qi' ti' Jason Yasment defending his territory. Justin Petrikas blocking the kick. 68 Sports .VV.,,,,,, , ,ky A A V ,fHrWff4'ffV 't ' 4 ,,. ffff , kr W g W ,. 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Robert Whitehead trying to get around his opponent. M, fr , l V'i M 1-i 'VV, ',,Vt iyyy VVVVl V g'i' 1 V, '-i' f f Z V, , ,, 'tV,ii W V V ,,, , V, ,i ,V , in H A f VV' V ,, ,, , Q , jo 5 'V i7V,,1k A VV, I K, W ' ,, ,,,, ,mf f inVi V ,V f 42 2:45 ,, QV ,'-. V, ' W ' AW, ,, V V V,,, Va ,, ,,,, 2, Q, V , fe. af , V, ,, , , VVV ,,,, , -f,V .-I V 2' 4' fwfw hw , 'ze' , V, ,V g i A l ,, A H - A I ij k- K V i ,sw , . . wb I ,VH VV V. VI A zll I I 6 Q VVVV , V,,, V ViV 'f VVVVt A itt f VV V VV , V, ,, ,M , J izygl A , 4. , wyygkk 4 g , V ' 1 1 ,V ,, ,gVV Hz M V V Vi.. VV ,,,,' VJ' f fl ,V VV A Vw, W, - we My K V :AV .VVL V ,, f ,V ,,i,,,,, ,, VV ' WV 2 , WW Vin M Greg Olafsen passing the ball to Anthony Rizzi. Anthony Rizzi accidently hitting Ami Spieler. Sports 69 l gN Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball got off to a good start with a practice game victory over Colton. The team looked good and worked hard as they headed into an ex- citing season. L to r, Top: Smauel Arias, Robert Tucker, Sean Ireland, Bob Nordbeck, Ray Marisnick, Jeft Whitehead, Don Scott, Mike Healy. L to R Cbottomjz Andy Brad- vica, Scott Brown, Joe Flores, Mike Mercadel, Paul Scarpino, Dave Ramirez, Joe Correia, David Bradvica. .X , A Ray Marisnick deciding the next pitch. 70 Sports Mike Mercadel gives it all he's got Si 2. in - I Mike Heally leads off. 7 A ,n t -W..-w W, ,.,. ,.. .. O no is Q, t , .fi K Swinging for home in the ninth. Joe Flores throws to homeplate. ff Ray Marisnick swings into action. Carlos Curiel anxiously waits for the ball at third base. Sports 71 Junior Varsity Baseball L to R, Top: Gilbert Chavez, Jeff Doup, Carlos Curiel, Mark Moore, Tim Gardener, Vic- l tor Judice, Keith Adams, Mike O'DonneIl. L to R, Bottom: Vince Garza, Nick ' Muratore, Gabe Yanez, Brian Wallace, Ben Castro, Danny Moses, Jim Fox, Matt Bradvica. Victor Judice getting ready to pitch a strike Q- if X-be ns. , . Vince Garza swings at the pitch. Jeff Doup practices his batting form. l 72 Sports A ' N -::- -. ,,,,Y,4gw5.Q -X wg: . -M .2 Qi' ...V 5 i 5 g x E au. k fl 1 . , .,......,,,P 'U :asf ' .. X .. ,, 'ww . , ' ---f L -, a,,, '. , x , S ' Q 5 T . ' , we I r 5' m ai l ww A - Q .. ,. . ew - K ' .F - ' A - - ,Q ' I 1 - Q f - K U. kkk. .. .- X -fff- S M Nw - Q A .wi W- EQ. , K -- x . 5 A A 5 ' , . L... - A .. V A K .L , A 1 fy m Qi .- ,L - . QV- X i S 1561 :eg g ..1 k K . I kk H -. A , -- ., ' - Sports 73 Varsity Softball A few days after Christmas vacation the Varsity Girls' Softball tean1beganaeromcse,where they exercised a few times a week togethwshapefortheconnng season.ThegWBfedtheyhavea snongandcmseknnteamreun- mngthBseason.TheyshouM as have no trouble placing in Sunkist , league. gg g V V gag' Ti 1 . ..t,, ,t Q. Sk st . , U Robin Block practicing her catching. 74 Sports Janine Monahan yells, Hey guys, throw the ball here honest I can catch. Nancy Kraemer waits for long pitch to right field. QQ, ...- Michelle Mclntire takes a stride after making an awesome catch. Vickie Brown always goofs off in out field. Angela Giard throws the ball into homeplate. Rhonda Silveira stretches out before practice. Stacy Motte concentrating on the game. 1.mwssN.1w Sports 75 Susan Rincon gets ready to take field practice .ff Team listens to coaches Pep talk. Rina Troquato plays catcher during practice. Karla Armstrong makes a hard throw to second. 76 Sports What is Softball without equipment? Junior Varsity Softball : N N' ,J E wi.: Aiwa K Debbie Dagenais enjoys working in out field. We-s e W5 Team support is all you need. Waiting for the next play to begin. Sports 77 Sally Fleisher, Dawn Bornicoat, Karen Basich, Lisa McKeever, Michele May, Stephanie Weber, Susan Weber, Kristy Keim, Karen Monahan, Ana Maria Spagna, Monique Lamore, Nicki Allen, Wendy Balough, Annette Troquato, Carolyn Wilcock, Carol Vasquez, Beth Bowers, Kara Katko, Becky Tressale, Liz Matella, Brenda Moy, Amiee Dalzell, Michelle Tochtrop, Monica Stetch, Beth Garza, Beth Amridge, Tom Fleisher, Mike Bacich, Tom Balough, Joe Riojas, Butch Quay, David Dalzell, Mike McKeever, Brian Hayden, Phil Carlinton, Andy James, Eric Schuster, Arhan- do Ybarra. Swimming Every Monday thru Friday 6:00 to 7:30 pm, the N.D. swim members train. They workout stengthening arms and legs and perfecting turns, dives and relay starts. The swim team is sure to go far with the guidance from their new coach Don Crocket, and the outstanding perfor- mance of such swimmers as Sally Fleisher, Stephanie Weber, Tom Fleisher, David Palzell, Michael McKeever, and Butch Quay. Swimming is a magnificent sport which requires time, patience, dedication, and precision in order to ex- cel. The N.D. Swim team meets all the requirements. Sports 79 Track Taking a lap around the field. Every year a group of talented in- dividuals go out for track. They train long grueling hours running extra miles and doing strenuous exercises, developing every muscle of the body. In spite of rain or heatwave they run, jump and go into action. With the help of coaches Mary Mathern and John Kothlow, and the support of col- leagues, they impel themselves to do more than just good They are a group of gifted competetors who are persuing goals that no doubt will be met. Their outstanding performance in years past and present should be acknowledged. Good luck in the future 80 Sports X J i I' if Track managers Kim Lewis, Lorraine Lubin and Colleen Ryan. Edward Gonzales, Joseph Schupp, Julian Lis, Sean Mellon, Greg Acosta, Milton Lubin, Martin Arias, Robert Hefner, Greg Diederich, Sean Gonzales, Michael Oravetz, Dennis Ray, Robert gilveira, Chris Gianinni, David Mellon, Senobio Aguileria, Daniel Dunderman, Victor Soto, Omar ardner. S-gig John Fitzpatrick shotputs. Anna Washburn and Jackie Morse warming up. rx ,W T053 Cheryl Barr, Anna Washburn, Jackie Morse, Maureen McAndrew, Maryann Mencavage, Rebecca Hodde, Julie Schouten, Jenifer Davis, Kristen Carter., Kristin Bettencourt, Tracy Dootson, Cheryl Kale, Theresa Erickson, Susan Kale, Michelle Wills, Monique Hickey, Denise Booth, Tonya Attruia. Joe Schupp stretching out before practice. Sports 81 The Year in Sports 4' ...... M. - 1 up-qu-up I' i . K xx -- . ' , -- :. ' 9 1 ff- F I-1' x -. 5' Q I A . -5 V . x ' ' ' ' 3' 'il I 5251 if 'N -- f ,. 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X X X Skkisiiir S-1:11-,, gf og.. it in .X -f N , L' YC' X HP X W s ..... i, kk V A Q-. - ' AQLQSN ' is N , 3 i:'- W.- ,ti 4 if f Q' .vi f- f--- ' As the Titan's strived for ex- cellence in the Sunkist League they won a championship in varsity football, in varsity basketball, and came in second in varsity soccer. Cross coun- try also had its outstanding performers. They were Rebec- ca Hodde, Julie Schouten, Joseph Schupp, and Michael Orvates who were invited to Taiwan for the National China Road Running Championship. Rebecca Hodde came in se- cond in her division.'All of our athletes played their hardest. Congratulations! Sports 83 51 1- Mgfff, , ,f S fd Q .E E' fn an 1 Q ' f gf 5 5 ,',. - ww - K , ,,r, kkrr M rrrr z f ff' -4 7 X , f ff My 1 ,4 f .L f f f if X . I S ,A 5 W F M 43 D Q, - E50 , : J W 4 im f 4 f fi ,,,, 3 ,, gg 5 vf V A 1 fgq, - 2 , f s'f 5 1 115. 'irgfgg ' LMMWMWHQQQ eg They are the anonymous celebrities. All the students know who they are, but no one knows anything about them. They are the teachers. To break down the wall of secrecy, the faculty sec- tion features some of the teachers who have been through what we've been through. These lucky few at- tended Notre Dame as high school students. And now they are back, helping us through. Facuhy 85 Father Walter Wilczek Coming to us from Chicago, ll- linois, his home state, with a great deal of enthusiasm, Father Wally brought change and new goals to Notre Dame. As our principal, Father Wally set goals which he felt would improve the educational ex- perience here at Notre Dame and with much spirit and optimism, set out to achieve them. After answering a search by Sister Ann Muckerman, the Superinten- dent of Schools for the Diocese of San Bernardino, Father Wally came 86 Faculty to Notre Dame as our principal. Originally, Father Wally had planned to take some time to study for spiritual renewal. However, when Sister Ann Muckerman asked him to seriously consider taking the job, Father Wally felt a responsibility in the calling, and was pleased to be called to serve the Church at Notre Dame High School. Upon arriving at Notre Dame, Father Wally was a bit disappointed with the appearance of the school. Father Wally felt that the way a school looks is an indication of the amount of respect the students have for each other. However, after meeting the faculty which gave him tremendous support and talking to students who projected con- fidence in themselves and their goals, Father Wally felt the school had great potential. He then went on to say, the students deserve-a school which projects a positive at- titude, and that an atmosphere where everyone on campus is im- portant and deserves to be treated with dignity as the Lord's children, should be created. With this in mind Father Wally began to apply the wisdom of previous ac- complishments to his new calling. Having been involved in education throughout his career, Father Wally served in many important positions. He served as a teacher, drama moderator, Athletic Director and President of the Chicago Catholic Athletic League while working at his Alma Mater high school Weber, and at Gordan Tech. Also in Chicago, he served as a teacher, Chairman of the Guidance Department, Assistant Principal and Principal. Another key job Father Wally held for seven years before coming to Notre Dame, was the position of Superintendent of Catholic High Schools for the Ar- chdiocese. These jobs and many other education related jobs helped make Father Wally a very compe- tent and appropriate Principal of Notre Dame. After working with many high school students, Father Wally has come to understand much about the adolescent years. He feels adolescent years are years of uncertainty, peer pressure, and a value system which is in a turmoil, and that here at Notre Dame an anchor of sanity and structure should be provided. Father Wally ad- ded, nothing can happen without Christ, and that by giving ourselves to the Lord, we can bring about fulfillment and success. Taking all aspects into considera- tion, Father Wally, as Principal of Notre Dame, had one basic message for the faculty, staff and students. ln the same spirit of openness and generosity with which we would turn to other things, we need to turn to the Lord. Mr. Tom Heading MA Cal State Ul. Vice Principal Administration Ms. Barbara Tyra Rev. Joseph Krah, S.C.J. BA U. Of H0uSt0r1 STB Catholic U. of America Rev. Bob Kurilec MEd U. of Houston MA U. of Notre Dame BA Kilroe College, PA Pupil Personal Cfed. Cal State Campus Minister MA Catholic U. of America COUFISGIOI' Senior Religion MEd North Adams State, MASS mV A , wr . 5f?'V' 'Q 1 'fa , M' J- W 11- g 1, . . ,ii ' I K 4 'f' A v. 5 -k,: K, iz 7.7 . 7,554 . fr 5 ,YQ an 37 :gl 2,, :H .K vp. R X f .XXZ 22 .5 2 if 23 2 Ms. Sophie de Galbis Ms. Shelia Jimenez U. of Havana, Cuba BS St. Josephs U. Librarian Librarian Faculty 87 Religion Ms. Marie Acosta BA Mt. St. Mary's, LA MA St.Mary's, Moraga Senior Religion, Senior Class Moderator Mr. Kevin Summerfield Mr. Rene Cardenas BA University of Dallas, Texas MRE University of St. Thomas, Texas Junior Religion, School Liturgy Aid Frosh Football Coa BA Cal State San Bernardino MA Loyola Marymount University Sophomore Religion, Sophomore Class Moderator Mr. Charles Ross BA University of San Diego Freshman Religion, Freshman Class Moderator ch, ., Q I , , -' 'f we Er , Y I .f-by Mr. Jim Himelhoch Ms. Carolyn Kronnick BA C.S.U.L.B. MA U.C.R. MA C.S.C.S.B. U.S. Government, U.S. History, World Cultures, American Economics, C.S.F. Moderator, Colle Government, American Dream, Bowl Moderator, Scholarship Senior Class Moderator Committee Chairperson Social Studies 88 Faculty Mr. John Spurlock MA U.C.R. U.S. History, German l, Yearbook ge Mr. Gregory Thomas Wuetcher AA Riverside City College BA California State University, Chico Athletic Director, Head Varsity Basketball Coach, American Literature yan: Way back when Mr. Wuet- cher was a student at Notre Dame, he describes himself as being a shy, studious, mild mannered jock. He had not always planned on coming back to teach here at N.D. but he was in the right place at the time. Mr. Wuetcher teaches American Literature and coaches his favorite sport, basketball. When asked which he prefer- red teaching or being a stu- dent, he replied, They both have their own equal value. It was fun and rewarding being a student, but it has been ex- tremely rewarding being on the other side, teaching and coaching. A few things have changed since Mr. Wuetcher was a stu- dent. One of the changes has been the teachers. They have come and gone, but the big dif- ferences are that he is now teaching brothers and sisters of people he once went to school with, and that some of his class mates are teaching along with him. Mr. Wuetcher enjoys teaching American Lit. coaching basketball and also enjoys working with the rest of the faculty educating such a good student body. The people are great. The students can be thankful for a hard working faculty, and the teachers are fortunate to be in- structing such quality students. Mr. Wuetcher had good people helping him along the way as a student and he hopes that he can provide the same kind of help for the students today. Ms. Elaine Avila 'Ph Mr. Bruce McGowan Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Math BS U.C.R, Department Chairperson Geometry, Algebra l, Academic Awards Night ... .,.. M... .N--sf. Ms. Joyce Reynolds BSE U. Central Arkansas Advanced Math, Algebra I, Honors Algebra Mathematics Faculty 89 Fine Arts Mr. Harold Becker MS, JODean Salley BM U. of Wisconsin BA UICALIA, MA Leng Beech State College Mr. Robert Bellah MA u.c.L.A. Ml-lSlC APP 9Ci3ti0nrBa'ld1 MA Claremont Graduate School MA U.C.R. HurT18I'1iil6S Art, Art Dept. Chairman Art, Humanities 5. '11 Ms. Linda Tirabassi BA U. of New York English, Drama, Newsletter Editor fi: in gee 0 90 Faculty A new addition to this year's English Department is Miss Dolan, another one of Notre Dame's alumni turned teacher. Miss Dolan came as a stu- dent in her sophomore year and graduated Cum-Laude in 1976. She feels Notre Dame hasn't really changed that much since her student days, but notes the level of spirit was higher then and that students attitudes were a great deal different. During her years as a stu- dent, Miss Dolan remembers studying under Mr. Bellah, Mrs. Tenney and Mr. Heding. They are now all co-workers along with former fellow students, Mr. Wuetcher, Miss Schulte, Miss de la Cruz and her best and closest friend, Mrs. Favela. Speaking with Mrs. Favela and asking about Miss Dolan led to one word repeated many times describing her as a fellow stu- dent, noisy, noisy, noisy! That isn't all though, her nickname according to Mrs. Favela is Miss Cheerfull and everybody's friend. Outside of being everybody' friend, Miss Dolan kept busy with maintaining an above average grade point average and being on the student council. She was very involved in drama, one of her favorite classes. She was president of the drama club and in 1975 appeared in the school musical, The Un- sinkable Molly Brown. A ' 'rrt -' K 2 i , , y is S t . t , ek f i V , :--k ,kVV. . ...lt K, .. K A Ms. Karen Dolan AA Riverside City College BA California State College, San Bernardino English l, American Literature Miss De La Cruz finds her teaching gratifying and her students enjoyable even though there's a different kind of student here than there was when she attended N.D. from 1973-1977. Much has chang- ed since those days she says, there was more discipline and the dress code was enforced more even though we had uniforms. She also thinks the students speak out more and aren't so content to accept s iii what they're told. The students challenge what they're told now, she said. The things she likes best about N.D. are the friendships that grew out of her four years here and the good education she received. Believe it or not some of the teachers that taught Miss De La Cruz are still here! They are Mrs. Benchoff who taught her Spanish and Mr. Heding who taught her Ms. Nanette De La Cruz BA University California Riverside ASB Moderator Spanish I, Il RQ S History of the Media and History of the West. After graduation she kept busy by attending U.C.R., where she received her BA in Liberal Studies. She financed her studies by working at J.C. Penney in the Men's Depart- ment, for four years. When ask- ed what hobbies she had Miss De La Cruz exclaimed, I LOVE RACQUETBALL! Traveling and photography are also favorites. As for returning to N.D. she never planned on it. Getting a job as an elementary teacher was what she had in mind till Mrs. Benchoff and Mr. Heding convinced her otherwise. I met up with Mr. Heding and Mrs. Benchoff and they sug- gested that I apply at Notre Dame, she explained. Landing the job came as a complete shock for our alumni Spanish teacher. Ms. Cynthia Tenney Dr. Carmen Benchoff MS, Joan 5, Burch MS, Lynda McClain BA Drew University New Jefsey BA University Of Pl-'Set Sound BA Grand Valley State College BA Literature Sangamon State MA U-C-R I MA Sacfamemo State College. MA Michigan State University University FFCHCII Spanishl phYS'C3' PHD U-C-R English II, Speech Advanced Composition, Writers Spanish, Spanish Honor Society, M.E.C.H.A. Club Education Workshop, Search for American Dream, English Literature, Literary Magazine Language English Faculty 91 Physical Education Mr. Raymond Burns BS Cal State U. Physical Education, Drivers Education, Football Coach Ms. Kay Kendall AA Mt. San Antonio BA San Diego State Physical Education st? Mr. James Rodriguez BS UCLA Physical Education, Football Assistant Coach, Wrestling Coach , 1 Business Ms. Leta McGuire BA El Comino College Typing, Office Practice, Business Dept Chairsperson 92 Faculty Mrs. Favela, a former stu- dent here at Notre Dame, looks back on how it was when she went here. She didn't plan on returning, but, once she did, and had her first experience teaching, she decided it was fun. When asked about any changes that have taken place she proclaimed, There'hasn't been really any major changes except for the uniforms we wore. She was asked what was the best thing about being a student here at Notre Dame. Mrs. Favela said It was fun and enjoyable. l had it to com- pare with my old school. She said that the best thing about , U, being a teacher was Talking 'sti to the students and getting to tis W knowthem better. lasked her ' if student attitudes have changed. No, they haven't, but their styles and fashions sure have. l Since graduation Mrs. Favela rsls M has been quite busy, going to is school and receiving a social science degree, getting mar- ried, bowling and having a baby boy. Mrs. Favela do you like teaching? Oh yea, a lot! she 1 exclaimed. e f mf- ....,+, - ,,.f,:, sa -I, -ff- . . rt. -nay. Q . J, , g if-is Wt Yi 1 se ti, sts , W t1 .,,s Q Mrs. Kelli Favela BS Cal Poly Pomona Pep Squad Advisor, Sociology, World Cultures, World Affairs, History of the World. Ms. Carol Pischer BA Cal Baptist College BS Cal Baptist College Business Law, Accounting, Math, Personal Typing Mr. Nick Corselli MA U.C.R. BA U.C.R. Business Biology, Junior Class Moderator, Science Chairman, College Bowl X' General Science, Applied Math, Science Mr. Dale Thorpe BS U. of Redlands Mr. Robert Charpentier MS U.C.R. Applied Math, Chemistry, Senior Advanced Science, Junior Class Freshman Moderator, Tennis Coach Moderator, J.V. Volleyball Coach ,nv When asked if she enjoys teaching here at N.D., Miss Schulte declared, without hav- ing to think twice, Yes, I really do! Could it be that she answered too quickly? ls she trying to convince us, and herself? Did she even want to be a teacher in the first place? Miss Schulte said herself that she originally was an aspiring pattern drafter. She says she was extremely shy and quiet, never saying three words, throughout high school. Mr. Bellah, who nurtured her young artistic abilities, had this to add to this description of a high school aged Miss Schulte: While attending, she was only two feet, three inches tall so we hardly saw her for the first three years. She did excellent work on a small scale after we cut the pencils in half so they wouldn't be too heavy and sat her on two chairs. lf Mr. Bellah is correct, how could she handle her cooking, sew- ing, camping, and fishing Cher hobbiesj? Since she never planned on returning to N.D. Miss Schulte was asked what prompted her homecoming after five years of college and one year of teaching nursery school? She replied that she liked the at- mosphere of going to school here. She realized, though, that students' attitudes have changed greatly since her stu- dent years here. Students are more vocal now, she said, and that's better than not saying anything. Miss Schulte declared that teaching Home Ec. here is fun because she likes work- ing with kids. Although she likes being a teacher more, she still knows what being a stu- dent is Iike because she is still taking classes at Cal Poly. The best thing about going to school at N.D. was summed up by Miss Schulte herself - the spirit and the friends. Faculty 93 Office Staff Ms. Anita Clinton Ms. Barbara Jewell NIS, Jan Rogers Mg, Donna Zix Admlnstrative Assistant Financial Secretary Tuition Secretary Attendance Secretary Ms. Kathy Luksich 94 Faculty Mr. Ramon Diaz Mr. Jim Delmark Grounds Supervisor Maintenance Supervisor s , 5 sw. , Q . A , xiii . , ,y ,4f1 'f .--. Q, --X LQ 55 k x 1 . .gs x se'xN, U 'Q x' cs 'F Q In .ix IQ: 1' 5'-ft X. A I .i.. - i i ' , :P K ' 1 I .. 1. K ' ---- 1 Mx YA 4 J i f glzfn sk 6 2 - Faculty 95 B king Away Sw as g G, gm wr M1 .PWS SSN' ,sf 5 L, W www .H Q.,,,,f 9 5 If . ,X -:Mk Z' ,k ' in iik 6 G wi K 4 . Q -6, . ixi f 'A -. ff ff X QS 5 wx 2? S5 3 fi. us ,f . :- W' 96 Seniors 44: milf, M Y Q mf' W if 1 , .: '?' f:- w - ,Q an , , .3 , E41 46 ' f 1 1? 'Q In k ' f 1 ll mn. As the years go by, one class after another graduates from Notre Dame and each leaves with their own identi- ty. They leave with the thoughts of what made their par- ticular class unique. The class of 1983 is not special in size or number, but it is special in that they are the last class to have experienced formal initiation on Notre Dame's campus. The week of initiation back in '79 was dubbed nerd week , a memorable week that some choose to forget. Since that time Kangaroo Court and all of its formalities have faded out of sight. School and Diocesan rules no longer permit on campus initiation such as Kangaroo Court, but every freshman to pass through high school never forgets that first year whether initiated or not. We can look back and remember the trials for being accepted andlaugh, but then quickly come back to reality and remember that for every peak we reach there is a mountain to climb for it, and that it won't be long until we must begin again at the bottom for our longest journey to come - the one leading us beyond N.D. and into the future. Each day is filled with problems and joys for all of us to endure, but maybe with the good times to remember from our years in high school, we can learn to take every day for what it is. We'll say goodbye to you, class of '83, and farewell to a tradi- tion that leaves with you. Seniors 97 Richard Abeling Gregory Acosta Lisa Adams Kenneth Aguayo Maria Alaniz Paul Anderson Robert Anderson Samuel Arias Melanie Aruda Tonya Attruia Marian Atzert Karen Bacich lvy Bartholomew Theresa Ba ttin 98 Seniors 'D them and i llrlls llllll A F03-510066 17' i lSlJClBQd ,'l,l H012 lll. Suceedf That is the iflll'llsTltfflVaU2hawl and llll A 'V ff', wmnem till efiienfvlis far: Must E It l igoalslifllcimlltlherselh A, llllllllll ' lfeallsrtic. 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Dennis Brown and fx Ji ., .E . e- s- xi ' inQwiwf--i,,iv:-mir'f-' ' f Al- -:gas Da vid Behnke Carla Benchoff Maria Bertrand Patricia Boere Denise Booth Tharion Bracy Da vid Bradvica Eric Brewer Suzanne Bronowski Kathy Broughton Dennis Brown Vickie Brown Wendy Burson Michael Butchko ' Natalie Hernandez BBBB i B seniors 99 Theresa Byrd Timothy Byrd Ricky Calderilla Ca thy Cha ves Lee Clowers Nancy Cole Paul Comino Gloria Contreras William Corr Elizabeth Curiel Timothy Dale Da vid Dalzell Jessica De Vito Theresa Debevec 100 Seniors Most Athletic Both Karen Wallace and David Ramirez come from prettiy' athletic families, whit: has played an impor- tant role in helping t h e m b e c o m e classified as the most athletic seniors. Karen, who parf ticipates in softball, volleyball, and basket- ball, enjolyms softball the most. S e has won various awards in that sport. David, who plays football and basketbatl and wresytles, a is especially good in foot- ball. Hel has won a number offawardsi in- cluding Prep Athelete ofthe Week. ye e i 4 . ' A David Ramirez and Karen Wallace et, on Tim Ramirez and Susie Lavery Best Dressed ND seniors Susie Lavery and Tim Ramirez are known as 83's two best dressed students. Susie, who has been here since her sophomore year says shed likes what's cute and in style. She doesn't look for labels, but rather quality in the items she buys. Tim, who has also been here three leafs likes the prep loo . He does most of his shopping at Millers Outpost where he can find his favorite brand Calvin Klien. ' lim 'Mil' .., John Deets Jeanette Dinkelbach Paul Dolecki Benita Echeverria Javier E cheverria Juan E che verria Ramon Echeverria Catherine Emley Christine Evans John Fisher John Fitzpatrick Nina Flaherty Tom Fleisher Deanna Fleming Seniors Kevin Folino Jennifer Frailey Eileen Fry Michael Garcia Lisa Goeden Ana Gomez Chris Gomez Lisa Gonzales Robert Green Jocebrn Haproff Susan Hasegawa Mike Healv Deanna Heying Monique Hickey 102 Seniors lll is in M 'N Tbdllifibxri' Wiki 'SUSE' illl uuwfjherl Cfbh'6iYfUQflhi3 will ,, 'W 'lw5'W'f:!' wwlmn flll ' 'll Wiowl iC.WEEU f3E lf6El roto G ll plahhihgiolfij 'being M Tismimlaus or lmnstlllikelyi o s ' After 'loamHndwgowngs 'fllll Brad imiemzll f:Hamard manage: ta sfdbiyl Pre iuquoatiomai can illll einem !,iWQ!3f!ufhiS JWDDBME. AH S Kafterq , his prohtootball Yisrael: g 911556 M5366 bel ling qohooem changed hbiri llifm lllllll TJWQUHUY. Nlicheverria talks to her i4lggg3daw,4sraas,sa1d,1tg1s,his1 life! n M -We-, ff, H f , W, aw., ,:m,3 q., Brad Schwab and Susie Hoskinson A Q, rx l M Q , , .Y. 'K l .-- 'v Jeff Wright and Patti Lock l . 4, l Most Popular What's it like to be the Most Popular in your class? lt's really neat and exciting. claims Patti Lock the Most Popular gr! in the Senior class. atti has gone to ND for 4yrs and has enioyed every minute of it. She feels ND is a real ex- perience. Jeff Wright feels Hprivlledged and honored that he was choosen the Most Popular guy at ND. He feels his sudden per- sonality ohange, enabl- ed him to make friends a lot easier. Jeff has at- tended ND 4yrs and enjoys participating on ND's Basketball team. Congrad you two!! Beth Hodde Alison Holt Susan Hoskinson Jacqueline Hubbard Larry Hyde Sean Ireland Deborah Jimenez Michael Judge JoyaKabel Donna Karnes Karleen Kelly Greg King Jo K orson Shelly Krepz Seniors 103 WA 3'1w-. ,V av ff. 5 1 iw f X in 1 Q QW , 'iwlxll Q, , , 'N X I X M Y Q WT' ML , A.. W., xnxwxux K ny.. .9 gangs, S l ,- ,A , 'N A A, ,R 1, I W 1 wr Q' M , VWQ ,xg -AMW ,W me 'ww , Q ' v ni ,, MA Hz ,, A . , 3 .QM .M ,.x 'gil ff A 2 .W if VW s 5 .i- Yu v . 'A , nw msg A . 1 ,P W av ww L lk f , fv N I X , af x h x Chris Rombach and Suzie Bronowski N j Most Spirited M t The winaers of spirited were Chris ,Rziminach My ami, Suzie Bronowski. WHEN inter- Qiewed. we asked Suzie Chriseif they that to be spirited we nemdwte twinning team. VNU, said Suzie. Efiuslt trying yay? fierdest teawin is spirit, iii? White! if YW WSE- Chrim lwa! fanning attic spirits ea activities had just enough time to ex- mesa as Aqrotnund, heartfelt eo. ' Suzie ehuckled when asked about the most spirited thingdone at the asaembiies. When have games against each eeiass everyone goes wild! Chris stated that fer it wouial have ta' QR man er Mr. Animal. 1 i M, X . N , 'thi ARG' 1 X x, Paul L yneis Teresa Mares Raymond Marisnick Patrick McCafferty Christopher McDaniel Teri McGreevy Timothy McGuire Scott Mclntire Michael McKernan Karen McNulty Regina Mead Vonda Mello Sean Mellon Daniel Melzer Seniors 107 Janine Monahan Antoinette Morovich Mary Morris Jacqueline Morse William Na viga to Mark Olafsen Maria Ortega Sara Osaba Roy Owens Tim Pacific Christopher Pa vez John Perez Kelley Perkins Carol Pesantes Seniors Most Studious After four years at Nl.Dg, Both Beth and Bill plan on going to college: Beth wants a degree in social work from Call State San Bernardino, while Bill would prefer to become a medical ruff ficer in the Air Force. ln her spare time Beth likes to go places with friends and read when she has time. Bill also said that he likes to read. He says he likes science magazines, and science fiction. Neither has changed since the event. Bill Corr and Beth Hodde ttfr-iff i i mn Sean Ireland and Tawnya Peterson X lf ,. Most Attractive l'm really flat- tered. said Tawnya Peterson. the Most At- tractive girl at ND. Tawnya has par- ticipated in Songleading her 4yrs at ND and feels her best feature is her long locks of blonde hair. Sean Ireland had similar feelings, l was honored t at the Senior class felt l was the Most Attractive guy here at ND. Sean enjoys sports. his favorite is football in which he has par- ticipated all 4yrs at ND. Sean feels his best feature is his big brown eyes. Congratulations to the both of you. Tawnya Peterson Robert Picard Martha Po veda Butch Quay Debbie Rambo Da vid Ramirez Tim Ramirez John Richmond Mary Rodriguez Chris Rombach William Roth Joe Ruzzamenti Colleen Ryan Minerva Saldana Seniors 109 M A A--Am nc A, ,, ' ff:- , M am - E' ' g . if Mr J HF A ww U , 5 M ' vm: if . A Q ' ,X-:Kayak lk ,Mmm . M52-,kj V A X :Wiz-rw-4, -551 fm., 4 .1 . W My 9,4 Tye 3 'AZ' in y, ,, . wifi! my WF: ' ww, we 2 LEW M gy, Hr ywg F 'HW WK milk' M X l g ' s nz? , Qi sv Q? '25, with 'EV mg aw Aw ' wiffwisaee- , 1 2 1 QQ 1' ., Jw Q: ' J '13 11- .UW go V . n , , K,,a?,n mm, 1.-H wig -gd!! -M wa if E 1 '-9' W :M of peo P Last but not l the minds of behind your DS ULL 81 Dad We We ve always look Aml 4 always bros J K8tK SO we made t 03 People! T Vern, thanx 2uv is one though he :Bar,- ND. 83 4 Thanx want to say thanx BQJMJLC BH .Ll- Over. AS part of of 83iwe would like to tobys still 'left HA HA Hi to Mel DK ever' PARTY 4 ever' friends 4 helping me The beach is waiting 4 the loads? Hey KB Whatcha doin C I miss u SO much 4- . - - . W O !To all my IDGAD Buds WB KB DF LETS PARTY! DF - Tickle me pink! RO Dont 4-get the Peak! To my lil sis my cuz JE take care and be good! To friends the best of luck. Thanx 4 forcing me here. Tonya Attruia thanx for always being there needed you your the best nl lllialways To Staceytvl N CC keep in touch. 'To the LAZY BUTTS E luck in the future Aunty stick with it! M jg l2couldn't ask for a better relafy tionship thaFlig,DAD youll get your PORSCHE and dont forget I LUV YOU BOTH VERY MUCH! Tina I made it! Grandma I cant thank you enough! ND for I all good and bad memories thanx! To anyon I ,., en'tymen- Marian Atzert yrs. at ND have been good. LiJs ahead Xi I feel lm prepared 4 it. Jenny u I '-helped me with alot of things 84 no one could have a nicer friend. Remem all those weekends? Im still saying thanx 2 Scott? Dont move 2 far away. Thanx 4 being there when I needed u. 2 mylil sis Jennifer good luck at ND 81 hang in there. MS its good 2 have u back. Go navy. A special thanx 2 my mom. I luv u very much St thanx 4 puttin up with me. By ND it was fun. 1-E Karen Bacich Var Swim 2,3,4 Song 2 Pepclub 3,4 ASB Sec 4 Wen u r a gr8 friend CU 2 Maui We'll get those surfers yet Pat cows8tChino rule 100-rolls TD my psychi-gotacar BB LG - Gotta syphon gas - Hoffyrules SH,LL,JS, SrSci Napalm tests My art buds X' MA,JF,CE,JM,MH,BR-OGPE EF ASBfpain SB -- choco coud Nikes Fit G r special! SM -Q take us 2lunch ,F when in April MG - my campn rngr u look nice Sl - whens my .pvt show MJB u'Il go far Mom8tDad ILOVE YOU SO MUCH - l'll always be your little girl! Q 1 12 Seniors tioned your not forgott 1 H 25,1 Ivy Bartholomew W VCheer 3 BSU 3,4 Tawnya I'm never to busy to listen luv ya lots. Min thanx for bein a pal. WB,MA, KB,TD AND SS your the greatest bunch of girls thanx 4 making my year rememberable. LG our raince shines 4 ever! Cathy keep reaching 81 your goals! KB,JT and CP I'm glad I got to know you last year take care. CB and .IS last year fun? Lil Stmember our notes 2 SJ? IWTLECL' Mom and Pop I LOVE YOU. in 1 ' u5.5sj,5, f. D1rk,l3utchko Well, this is it guys, it's time tbifthibve on. Thanx Sarnand Mr. the good times, 120 and C Ball. Flash, take it easy on the girls, esp. dances. Watchmall lites,curbs, streets, bumps, potholes, reflectors, signs and speq yin the lemo. Delek and bunch, have some fun. To Sal l leave my he-lnif xriver ed book, an luck with tiny sis. Thanx ND for all the good laug ttimes! Mom and Dad, l thank you kindly and I will always love . . . Dirk Tim Byrd Rick Well it has been fun, partying 1, 2, 3, 4, and at Rock n Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 In 5G the waves are fine so l'll see you n present there.S.S, and to all my friends J.R., D.S., J.F., J.S., etc. and good luck little Bro. And my special thanx to 4Vlick,Henry, and To J.F, keep all 4 on the ground and to watch old Mick. To S.S,I'll see ya at 5G forever. And Red bird, lt'lI be out fast food, fast cars, and women. Pontiac forever later ND, Lee At this name Gloria Contreras wemadeit!ND1,3,4 Tim ryMicBud2AIIG5 DBLetsKeep ProSkiet77 Keep Th Probl 4 Mazda Springsteen 1 2 3 4 l Want My Mtv 4 brake its going dow 5 The cheby SDR. Last ofthe Rem-R Time ,Again NY. VVV:A u2r specl ,I luv u2! Thanx 4 put'n up fme.JESUS I LUV U BEST!LATER MD! , Javier Echeverria hanks to all my friends BE JE RE LL JF GA M kept on pumping and all others who know ho they are. And to all my remaining friends rom St Mels. Thanks to everyone who made D a good four years. Good luck in the future nd l'll see you around someday. Most of all I ould like to thank my Mom and Dad for sen- ing me to ND. Football 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, To all my ND bearable, was fun but choff be Mrs. st enj U and Dad thanks for Everybody. Goodbye ND. Ramon JV Football 1, 2 Var Football 4. cuz good luck in football em in my footsteps. hockey-good luck with the pros. MH-our side was see you in those hockey games. strongest arms. BS-Stop stealing LL-you should have played best arguer. To LH EB BR JF PL been great, see you all later. 381. b fem el' it easy K SM Man' have lets handball. St Mel on given you on the Lakers. To the greatest! Monique it we stay friends. Sergio bros. keep on milking better kick butt next year. Vonda, your Angela hope Echeverria Chief you other pals AG DF CE KB SH YP and and Dad thanks for everything. NA Q' lll l Nina Flaherty 5 ttiiiii Tom Flelshef Dad 8- Mom a special thanx 4 caring so much. Luv ya! CF KA ,...., 2 Band I made it thanx ND for all great times. HBipie Dont Bruiser your the best friend anyone could have. If I cried out V VV' hot dates Thanx Paul 81 Dirk for being my friends. We had sorrows l've known - and the secrets l've heard - It would 1 typing times. Alison thanx for all the pinchs 8. for being my mind - Someone sharing the load - but l wont breath a rd don't rip any more pants. Good luck to SF,WF,MO,KK,WB,KB. we're two of a kind! KP 12yrs. is a longtime! l'll remember yo run into any trees. Mom Dad thax for sending me to ND l LOVE you hose! 15 Rules, remember, Frosh yr. the greatest! To C osei QYE.4ND. BYE BYE BYE BYE . . . Whom l've met. PARTYlLafef Days ND! Y. .... fi.- ififii ....e Jye J - i..J . t .... ..... iil' eti. . . Wim J S Seniofs 115 f i:-,,'. :if friend gr8 fnend there.AM TD TW trouble' JM le my lil bro RF COTTIS. JV VB TTI Beach T me insane what can I sa madness strikes all who all good luck' You and to have a good time years later? Wholinows 2 thqg? LBLQ UQSEE -zktl 3 the towel Aso Dr X 3116 rs BW 'efffii l as 1 Q tat 1 Q as W QS fb' ar rmwgay- and a all 0 'll '25 H Art was fun 81 care.M8tD by Firs V FBalI 3 end 2 m Please, One Holt Ten 2, 3.V Cheer but wut can I friend.l'll b 'sjam a good QSBF 4ever!SZ I luv 1 TP KI,D t there mor at me!TF U R The in the dwy u'll good times.l tanx 4 the it's just a knew e here, and will never for allow- Amer It its ule y g ing me to easy task. Hulk Rules' ML My neck Musical 1, 2, 4.To those who I will the others.Most of to ood timesCDel,RHPS,Vids,CrusinJan the badfSem Exams, 11 day of will remember them aIl.Thank ever 4get RHPS - those were the To all Musical people - I love you all.To - thanks for more than I can say. L st but not least - Mom8tDad Thanks - Love You!ND - Your memories are forever. Karleen Kelly Greg King ear I will always remember the fun times I Mrs. FnL it as great talking to you Miss CnZ thanx for Ladybug? EC l dont want to look at your JK MS youre great, I II never forget you' BA Good Luck in e ou discover? GC Im going to New Joisey, PS Put it in the Misc File RONNU Good Luck' KK3 and KK4 keep those grades up and anybody else I forgot thanx for your friendship' MS Good luck next year CK and JY. Special mead. Mom and Dadthanxfor everything'Goodbye ND' rents who are always there and to my 4 2 Never day SH PL Later.. . g best wrds t be e talks while Bro 3 4 was rad Ts Bud let s Party Hey Pick what tried 4 all the memories othersUr Not feelings Thanx ND thanx 4 be good luv thanx 4 DF TD LS KP Token Frosh thanx Mom 118 Seniors 2Al IT! Kim finally crazy an KC JL BB S' TT what CR MS LS AH R 4ever Otay u Iav Virginia BIO! KB to those DS And Mac you Punks time finally Bad Times ND thanx askd 4 any To all Mom Its been grea You. Johnn Lennert years. KC,Jl. you've- good luck wih ur sing- JK good luck a1 havea great future. have a great future everything. Brer are the best. 83 are bright. I wil and the friends 3, Sue 4 al 1, 2, 3, 4 JV B-BalI12 Var 3 12rack12 4 he Ionly nites Bat Byrd thanx 4 the rides 4 makin my Yearbook Lorraine ME.GD,U All Together ttttrffr Crew Smrf 3, 4 Van thanx 4 being 2, 3, 4 Fishing where were you? T Trips were great RE SZ CK JP JB friend. Chris get me hope you gr8 time b u s e a gr8 friend.BL ' s n ituvi w remembr the a asleep n Goodb all my rise Alabama gonna Jezurney Ol' mefikene Your Daniel s sp ead eagle here Mor havn IS GONE 2 always a party at 83 be there r BIG sis looks like lil bro RH take 2 real 1 dont 4 wt cott tffe 4 MVP 2 BSA 2 H was fun than X JM-youra ood 3 That class EB MG RG TK Vic SK RS O2 115 big of major how'bout a lets the u?Dee HT BR Good 6 pszi, ,, 1 Q5 , FTBL RACK syrs TS,GA,Q3fl?C,DW?itQ, always the tallm' is over 5 e!Tim I asthqgoMANDO2piDowr made it and this on' is for us the top as long as the 2 my and reason E l i CR KC JL UR deserve the BEST dy ull always have a Berth 2 ElmaJean, moons Jims 4ever Mom Dad l AWESOME! KL - Scooper. t raise let Seniors? rr, aCr Ola grad .P u lace in :sin fountains full the Bug busride Class of 83 MUR LAAAF Him? Kizzy fsen uate, To my friends been a hot 4 years. Emi- oil pan.MR.Corselli,school FRAN.T my little bro S ??To my lil needs gb your To. Es,iet Dad for al Fords? f RT,Rv lma What's Lot? Cwinie - n 4ever Nic thanx for College here for everything TM YA YA' Beach lives Modeling is fun the Class 83 BAHAMAS81 Party. and me? 9 that car t v fun ,,,. Q H e ll il, Q Z will ill ll 21 ff mga! 2, 5 We 3 4 Thanks Mom and Dad I love you The future Mrs Benchoff Donde esta la lt Z lift TIM Carol Pesantes So little space so little time 2 write down everything that's on my mind. Although I was only here for a year it felt like 4 yrs. Without Ana n Connie it wouldn't have been a great senior year. You guys are the best friends Thanx 4 so much.'Ana-polka dots Connie n her hearfattacks. Good Iuc Ana u deserve the best. Most of all I'd like 2 thank my mom n dfor ' ' Tawnya Lee Peterson Song 3, 4 BB n KS lv, missed u both. St Mellers u'l always b lik bro.'s n sis.'s 2 me. SS member our fresh yr CDV n TTJ! Monkies u'l b in my hart 4ever! Kim our memrees n u'r friendshp can't be replaced. MG,MM,SS,LM,KN thanx 4 the fun time! TW u'r a gr8 trend. Gud luk 2 my bro. George. Sonja hav fun in HS! MK u :ed my Jr yr. lvy thanx 4 being a true frend. Class of 83-lov u. da all the help n love they have givin me. them my dreams would be impossi- LUV U ND. 2!TB, u 4 all the ND C U! DB oops! JH u'r special. B B Gud.Mom in Dad thanx 4 all u'v dun ILOVU! Swim 1, me to min Peeler with a Thanks love 81 caring 1 a ot l Luv You Ramirez o 0 JVFB 2 Hit hard Lets been W Ramirez It een great the ew was great YR was X's Mr. Love U it ez. 2 l LOVE 4 RACE 4 fo 83 will US Festival LISA A. TP LA JK VS RC SM MIN 81 Thanx 4 being the rockoBiIIies,DF AM Great. 2 my little sis,Dina l hope yournext 3 years are as CRAZY as mine was. TD, SS see u later From MrW-n-MrsW catch u on the rebound KB,WB LG,MA KP,SB,-n- HT,MB. l'd like to say Thanx 2 all the senior class n Good Luck 2 all. Thank you Morri n Pop 4 everything. 2 MP n HL Good Luck 2U. Joseph M. Schuppsi A man came to a door.He opened this door was another door,on it , END IS NEAR.The man opened this door he walked on down the hall until he came upon another door on it read,THE END IS NEAR. The man opened this door and he wall-QW . the hall until he came upon anothe gdoor,which read, THE END IS NEAR.The man opened this door and he walk- anothef' ' rn' HIS IS ed on down the h II - came upon h h ,k,y V J THE .JMS Dave Here's to good friends, Steve,Pat, down,drag out rock'n'roll party at the of Nancy.DeToro did it. We're all Van Halen rules. RO,BQ,ES, Ya. Ah Ya beautiful girls.Fast times waitin to be had. If you think l'll those mis times. 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LZY B's Lets Paint The Rock. 4- Wheel Mobiles - 142s and the Scottsdale. ND wrestlers On, Bye ND. PL SS JW Good Luk. Jeff Whitehead NEW FROM OREGON AND HAVIN FUN - THANX FOR LETTING ME BE A LAZY B Varsity Football 4 Varsity Baseball 4. THE SCOTT- SDALE CRUISES WITH THE 142s. Kevin,OD,Heales,Dave,Shawn,Tim Thanx for making THE OREGON MADMAN feel like one of the guys from the begining. Susie H. - HILL. LETS GO 4WHEELlN NOTRE DAME I'LL MISS U especially the Lazyb's and the girls. SEE YOU ALL LATER. Theresa Witsken H y JW,lets go water skiin! DR,DW,mi amigos espanol. KB,donut holz 84 picklz? KP,KC,miss u. SS,TP,SL,AH,u r special. JR,TB,lets go sailin, MJ Cmoodlyluv u. AM,member Dana Point, z boat. TD,member z firepit,S Xt S r frenz,z gas station. Nan,member 8-18- 81,Journey, K gl J,virgin braclet,DC,93O club,Balboa. Luv all u. Lil bro 81 my other buds,good luk. M,D 81 D,ur next years r z best. Sta out o troubl. Luv u guys. Mom,Dad, ur 111. Luv ND, Hawaii Beware. ble.Skoal Bro CB8tDH what are u Shawn Zink Soccer 3, 4 Football 4 Wrestling 1 Tennis lets hav a PW contest - BN l'll see in SD' Fitz get those Poly Boys special, CL thanx for everything. AH remem movie, u r a sweetheart be yourself. lst Halloween - BNKC u r my favorite - YVM - I hope theres more 4 us. Thanx om8tDad where would I be without you! I a draft! 2YP's,MT,ML,JT,JH,CB, J, u for the animals dimples s ve Ya. To evry 1 I forgot,l still have you in my min! Later ND-SDSU here I is. great Lil si Have I 4 -i my f .i K Y 1 . wsu, 4 X ,,,. A .. , ff 1, ' A K Milf. ' .. ' -- 3251. .. , G . ,, Lswiai, f ff55 M . , ., .A '54 Z-,sv 'W Us i ---My Hx .ws2z'11E' sw,.2sQEu-15, ,H iigimigwmiiw fufgxiixaifi H'-ff f'55S' , .,LA.swv,.. - f,. - X gs, ff ., .f , mi,,- iw 1, if L Saniers N J fx . , ,V 'u -:::v -- ,... Vs:--:. V, J ,f3EE?ffi'iff2zsQ!?Uw K fi? KU W, fiiax. ,, . .. , M .sir Q9 ,, M Q fx sk, ff- HY Q Y' e 9 ,li i Breaking T hruugh Being an underclassmen is a time to put down roots, become acquainted with the school and get ready for that all important step of becoming a senior, pulling out roots and becoming acquainted with a college of one's choice. Being an underclassmen is an embarrassing time of life - so many social blunders that can't be helped. Like asking the girl of your dreams for a date and then having to have mom drive you there and pick you up. lt's also a time of growing, attaining new privileges - like a drivers license. Hop around any circle of sophomores and chances are they'II be talking about a car they hit or almost didn't hit. Some things never change: the fun of going to dances when it was still cool too, the rush of a real live car date for the first time, watching class after class graduate and being able to tease the new underclassmen - someone else is finally at the bottom of the heap!!! Underclassmen 129 130 Juniors Joseph Adams Senoblo Aguilera Nicole Allen Theresa Ambrosio Elizabeth Amrich Juan Aragon Daphne Arnaiz Kevin Ashley Thomas Balough Victor Barr Cristobal Barrios Carolyn Beck Bruce Bell Scott Bernal Denise Berrey Jacqueline Bertrand Kristen Bettencourt Cecilia Binckley Jennifer Birren David Blandford Andrew Bradvica Beth Breyer James Brown James Burrell Mitchell Buslck Juniors pn t s L fl ffl ' 'wr' l M wg - Ag 4. 4, if if , .l.o or ll. Q . ' 5 FQ rf' tt... mmf I. I I .... K Q . K lk ' -' b S 55 fe at 'K ft v sf ,, - s ' ' f .gg ' I Y . , , MIC E V. - - ... Q I Q ' fri , R if Q ' , ve, 5 1 , by X 41' Nw 415 h , 'f I 1 f ..,,,. ia, X X' A .. N Y D' S if st I- I- iz :lsr fl ,, tiz 1 A rstt lrrooo 1 lll . kg ,S ooo y . 3 E f y Q srr oooo J y 'C rf - A K V:.-,: W A . 1 'B ssss 1 'Q' L -iiil ,,,t.t ig iiii ,gli .:..4 455 it wg Q . ' if X s gf- wt t... v W 1 5- 5 .E 1,1 ,4 I Y, T T . . L KK ., kai ft.. T ga 'K , V I vxk 5 W , -, mix: KL ZL l l . L A , E T T I is gf, 4-J ' fi S X L g. .Af - 1 if K K . , . 3 -5 If 5 , , X. , ,,.. K X' f i is Q , ., 4 J A - W . ii The Juniors hit the nail on the head when they chose Big Green Machine for their Homecoming float. The float was built at the Tro- quato's house. For the first few meetings they worked on flowers and stared at the bare flat-bed. After that, things started to take shape. Slowly, the frame went up. Everyone helped in their own way, whether it was hammering or passing around cookies. The Juniors really got into painting. They not only painted the float, but they painted each other. Each day you heard more people saying, Wowl This float looks awesome! Time was growing short and the meetings were getting longer. The night before Homecoming, the Juniors had an all night float meeting. Everyone was busy finishing up. It was three A.M. when they finally turned in. The next morning, everyone was up early, ready to go to the parade. They tied for second place, but were satisfied knowing they worked so hard and went for broke. .,-, K l 41 X I W f 'I wg.. N 7 A? ' Q 2 I QI ,.. . ' Wa 4 '33-5 .i 4 .,,,. f'.'t, 3..',.'.. ,,,'g',., Nl 4. Paul Byrd Teresa Cardona George Cecchini Ann Chavez Anton Collins John Corbitt Karen Cornejo Andrew Corr Jennifer Crider Mark Dandurand Lisa De George David Deckard Keith De Villar Jeffrey Di Toro Gregory Diederich Janice Dinkelbach Juniors 131 Tracy Dootson W Karen Drinnen i N 1 F Daniel Dunderman , T37 'G it Richard Eckroth f M-it C5 James Emley g i V C A J iil Teresa Erickson Christine Erzen Charlene Filar Scott Finders Duncan Fitzgerald .N ,., H . ..., , . I , . f Sally Fleisher ir' J Joseph Flores Steven Flores i C ., Catherine Foley F- , Julie Frisch P-Sl X E EdwardFroelich A-5 g F Richard Garcia A , Tammy Garcia Q Lisa Gardner ,:. , Vincent Garza 4 - i ' , A Nags ' L:.f iz --.: s M . S , X 5 1 x is s A X Q it Q35 sv KY' ' wi 132 Juniors After practice activities, t .Qs ' X 'JY' it tt X ,. ,N at fl s we X ig Y i 'Q ls? X l Daphne Arnaiz practicing library habits. it in it is if as x! Q if x N-A ' Kristine Goeden Tia Goldston Katherine Gonzales I1 fi , eeee . i Mi? 7 ' Y yr y i' Q :::-' W- i' L f , N Q t ' M ,J A J Q 6 3 M David and Paul, ready for action? Adam Groves Wilma Gudde Kyla Hamilton Shelly Haynes Sherry Haynes Michele Hernandez Tekla Hoban Elizabeth Hoffman David Hofmeister Julie Holt Mary Hoskinson Robert Jansen John Jensen Theresa Jocson Todd Johnson Cheryl Kale Stephen Katko Kerry Keyes Raymond Klerks Robert Kohoutek Juniors 133 Kevin Kothlow Nancy Kraemer Q? wiht-N, Mr Cardenas helping George on step two of his moral problems. Jimmy Kuo Danielle La Voie Joel Lamore James Lee Michael Leger Pamela Liebel Julian Lis Teresa Loar Michelle Loomis Robert Lovas Virginia Lower Milton Lubin Tanya Magers Michelle Majourau Robert Maldonado Joseph Martinez Michele May Patrick McCann Teresa McCarthy Michelle Mclntire N Q :'l K Debbie Krahn Thomas Krause Cherilyn Kronnick Q is v si K .a k Q., fi-2: 2' wr f. 'a ' ' Q. T L s i ' ' iii s R 'Q an wi g 'Q' 9 Q Mike McKeever John McLaurin f f Terence McNally Christopher Miller Alan Moore Michael Morehead Joyce Morrison Holly Motte Stacy Motte Q Brenda Moy Dan Muelhausen Terry .Nichols :fx f P -A Stephen Notter Donald O'Neill Michael Oravets Pilar Osaba Hey Juniors, listen up! Where do you like to go to lunch? Well, if you cannot find a great place to go off campus and eat this year be ready for some advice. The Seniors have been to, and tried, many eateries. After two years of off campus lun- ching, some Seniors have their favorites. Tharion Bracy likes to go to Mad Greek. David Bradvica enjoys the Jolly Kone. Out of a very brief poll, Del Taco came out on top as the favorite place for the Class of '83 ,, 1 5 it --sf ' Q - T 'ff , E': is D' Q ,R F Q ff! Q MH? K zu,.f--prix ' 'M .KX 5 3,5 .rd t ' +I. - n -Q '44 J W y 1 -k P :fy Required ResearchMateriaI A Ch ht'nth ht. Connie Ostil Vera Overbaugh Edward Owens Lisa Page Michael Paguirigan Robert Palencia Salvador Parra James Pinck Yvette Pinson Yvonne Pinson Randolph Porras Jan Privia Noelle Pyle Shawn Ramirez Dennis Ray Craig Redelsperger 136 Juniors 'T . , r C X 'R R X, If J-lk K is 1 W ,fi QQ' X Thomas Sack Jody Saniga Q. tx i - mf ttsr E E0 r , ,,,,, ..N...,.m.-.N an V ...:, Q - A 1 S Q l K LL-, , V W 'D' ff ' .. .L J f 'f ' .suv-3 A X' V ' 1 it S E 2, .... are is sse- .Q QQ 'K .Q J, :,,,iQL M, ..... D., ,,,. , i fee 1 y Q ., E '19 Paul Scarpino David Schoelen John Schrup Kris Goeden and Chris Miller at the front. - M 2 Greg Schuman ' Q Q y, Daniel Simmons Judith Simon Dennis Simpson at iXiiii David Smith rrs oo J ff- y Mike Sorokowski , , Victor Soto S Alicia St. Rose wig Katherine Stephens Douglas Stewart J Laura Talley J f Ricky Traxler 5 is Annette Troquato Deanna Trueblood ' S asbr V Luis Valdez --.. If i S .shi s,,.. 4 XA l ',i4g g ,gt infu se e e 'fig .-d i xx James Vikupitz Carl Wetzel Daniel Wilcox Daaron Yester Sarah Zimmerman Juniors 137 Soph om ores Ahmed Abd-Allah Gabriel Acosta Christine Alaniz Richard Alfaro Gina Almendarez it ' 'W 5-' 0 J' ' X lf' I CEE ' ri Heidi Artz Ramona Ausbrooks Stacey Babish Michael Bacich .ii int' 4 P1 Video games are very popular and the kids at Notre Dame share in the fun. About 68M of our seniors and 6306 of the juniors shoot to make Cen- tipede their favorite. Around 53'M1 of the sophomores and a surprising 85M of the freshmen jump to make Donkey Kong their overall favorite. Most of the school en- joys hopping to safety in Frog- ger, eating the ghosts in Pac- man, and destroying anything in your way in Tempest. Great places to go to test your skills at these games are the Flipper Flapper in Riverside Plaza and JF? is ,, Q s T - 4 4 Q. ii sxw x 'Z' K l' 5 5 Castle Park in La Sierra. The students atfNotre Dame spend between one and five dollars a week on video games. Many people play every day but there are quite a few who don't like to play that often - maybe once a week. Nowadays teenagers really need to escape every now and then to release the pressure they have built up. When we look back at our days at Notre Dame we are going to remember football games, pizza, crazy friends, rowdy assemblies, and video games. if ,Q Monica Amatulli DeborahAmrich - Martin Arias tji Angela Armendariz Karla Armstrong Gwendolyn Balough -s 138 Sophomores QE 'QP s i Ei Q 5,,,.t. if Q Deborah Barnett Dawn Barnicoat Kimberly Behnke Lisa Beniani Robin Block 35 M ..... , - Y is 1 Scott Brown Jeanete Burke Kathleen Cahill Corina Carpino Josie Carrizosa 3 ,Q as X 'Q sm l E K . 1 4:-gy. 1' i ,S William Boere Anthony Borges Elizabeth Bowers Michael Bredemann Teresa Bronowski el ' I ' is .. - I' ' if . D .. N. f :si ' it fs. -- f 4 sw. Q af? J S' , to, si Kristin Carter Gilbert Chavez Jennifer Collins Jess Contreras Joseph Correia M -iv 'U ' Wendy Corsi Adrianne Court Carlos Curiel Kent Dannenberg Darren Davis Beth Garza taking time out. Omar Gardner leading sophomores! J il.. ,, it l s s C by F' A .f : L 7 Q K as X 1: Q at g to . lu 1 v. , C to zssss A W Alyana Dawson James Debevec A . Antonio Deleon ' N Anthony Dinger f' f Sean Driscoll t V Q Sophomores 139 page rr51rzrrew , ,V iiyg I gg 1 Kimberly Fuesher 'AA' y l,A F ' i s Theresa Foley i April Frost AEE: i t jA Robert Fry S, me F Cindy Garcia ? it A 4 L W ' E. F fig rrr y eeee my - .. rr' rfselwr 55 Raymond Easton Joe Elahl Chad Emely Sandra Esparza Susan Fisher Fred Gardner Omar Gardner Angela Garza Beth Garza Vincent Gassen Sophomore girls looking thrilled! Ami Spieler spacing out! William Gehrs Sarah Gonzales Sean Gonzales Kara Gordon-Ross Stacie Green 9' Monica Gutierrez Joanne Guzman Brian Hayden Fred Hernandez Lisa Hernandez ply' 3 140 Sophomores itil r I at 1 Julie Higgins Rebecca Hodde Timothy Howard Janet Hunter Sheryl Hyde is iiii 'F H -f 9 - Q, tk Qi ll vx Ht X A , f lite Shaunna Leineweber Brenda Lennert Joseph Lopez Margarita Lopez Serina Lopez , tr, , 3 Q ,,, if ti if at -- ,Q f TQ Leonard Iannelli Andrew James Lydia Johnson Natalie Johnson Suzanne Kasky The Sophomores blew away all the other classes at the Homecoming assembly. They won the spirit stick by an outstanding show of high quality spirit. With Omar Gardner the Soph's leader they clapped, yelled and cheered the other classes to shame. Weeks before the assembly they planned to show their spirit and pride in N.D. by doing whatever they thought was radical enough to win the spirit stick. This is truly, THE YEAR OF THE SOPHSV' i Q E Xi' we 'J J Q X 5 - i Kristi Keim Kimberly Kelly Lisa Kirschbaum Dawn Krushall Mary Kuo Sophomores 141 Kim Luna John MacDonald Anthony Mandich Maureen McAndrew Douglas McDonough Hug .1 . k , - , 5 H so-1. xg 3 t n o ' Sl it A 1: mi ,nw 45 ,Lu 5 K YSQS NX X ev 5 if --s 'F If f Q Q X Y W ls ER sf 'v if K f wwe 3..2 .L,, . -,I- kkkkkkk ikri K. x. L i Q . 'X Q tg N K Q E h e ,fs f-,. K : -W to 1 lni- oo g ooooo .i at it i Y Lisa McKeever Maureen McNally Kelly McNeal Michelle Meier Maryanne Mencavage ar s ASNE ENXX sg is as X 3 X X K 'Ji Atl L eng. cn Frank Nascimento Keith Neal Angela Nichols Robert Nordbeck Patrick O'Reilly 42 Sophornores Wendy, Monica, and Maggie feeling confused. . ---- , l - . .- , .. , Y ' . Q.. . -- 'eff' ,Q s. ' kkkhkh' 5 ' , .rg 8 , 1 fi K . 1 0 S .W ,, N ,AF M A N' f e - it M 'N ev lf.: f 5 it W .. Q . , X A Michael Mercadel Karen Monahan Mark Moore Delia Morris Danny Moses S W ss N i sis 1? 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'Q ' -I Ki, I 7? 1 ' isz kwa it get get ,pun 12 iw Patricia Reynoso Susan Rincon Jose Riojas Michelle Romero Richard Ruzzamenti Sophomores 143 S Lx- Sfiaiffiff ' ff-s M ff- .- in Cynthia Ryan Kelly Ryan Daniel Saldana Erika Saldana Nick Salle to My llll M Tammie Sample , Christophr Sanchez q l, ' 5 ,Mg ,,,,, W Michael Sandoval W Y ' 'S R S . S Timothy Sawyer . lii S M 1 N A B S Make schmordebck S si i ' ts ... iiyyy y S S if W f 2 ak, Q M if :ii H, 4, ,,i., W W Sandy,Yester looking stunned! Monica and Michelle otta be in pictures! A f .W Julie Schouten M 'S Mark Schultehenrich M --Xy S W M S , f Eric Shuster ' K Q Fi if 5 SS' Rosemary SCy0c fit 3 ig fig ycyc S Q t Jonathan Semancik S S I i M S S -g yccc ' S irrr ef X 4 l 'SX S S - LMA- X i 'SS A ' Su li.. SS QS SSSM S SSS SSSr f ' . . .. ,...: , jc -S A S S S Shawn Sheehan ' 1 . A M . Susan Shelter M y t .Q Kathleen Shirley i . Ana Spagna Q K1 S Ami Spieler in X b :iii , SSSS rSi MSSS SRSS Monica Steck S S S it ,. Kenneth Stephens K b ? Elizabeth Stoiber , b 1: 4 - ,. Q .NIE 1 S Mary Swllenwefk Q S i i 'N' Kelly Swain 'S ' i f . 4 Sophomores Zi , ,H I ff gp' Joey, David, and Brian working hard? Y Susan Shelter feeling trapped! eei J ' -i Y M George Tasch gi go ' p Patrick Timlin W Q e r Miohelle Tochtrop f . :fy Julie Triola 'J Q Cynthia Van Hise Carol Vasquez Paul Vosti Anna Washburn Mark Walters Robert Whitehead .lg K no .. .. . ,191 . r 3 J Carolyn Wilcock S tl . 5 , W D ' it ' K, I g g ,Q Mark Witsken , D J -- r Thaddeus Wood A we X ' ' David Wuerth e mg lf ' kb::: I A M? .if Armando Ybarra Yolanda Ybarra Sandford Yester s -N . Lisa York 4 Y Steven Zeller f David Zink Cheri Zwingler Makeups: Nadine Arnaiz Jodine Jansen Pictures not available: David Alaimo Gregory Anderson Rodney Ford Joseph Hernandez Sophomores 145 Freshmen i i E i tti F Q as ,, A.... V,,, . .. Q in ,J r , LL.- -,-- , t xiiliyu, 5 A lv ' W an , K F' f , 4 5 1 .. r'. ,I it a' ' , i 9 iq, 5.9, ,' V ff f A V . 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' zi. , 1 i W ' R652 E r ies' ' A M, ss 146 Freshman i A S Q John Acosta Q Keith Adams .55 F A George Afana A , Lisa Alexen A iii i ' George Anderson If f ' p ii Michael Anderson Gary Arias Felicia Armendariz Michael Armstrong Andre Arnaiz ,Q ni. if Q X , 3 'F 2 ' G Mike McAndrew dying of hunger Tammy Arriaga Eva Artz Lori Barnett Cheryl Barr Michael Battin Margaret Bell Stephen Bertone Catherine Blascovich Mark Block Lida Bowen or - I . A '11 ' rsrr f e? A K bu . .::L1. A t . . P- f I 3 et Q .. : 1 k Ii' K T ' 5 ' i 5 ,4- ' ' -mfg me . Q t A ,.., 1 Q A' X k jf' x. . Ar i l 'N 'Q it so gems :Q iid .035 wg :f,, ' t F S 5 K l I QW' H S nk 'Bax J' Cathleen Bradvica Mathew Bradvica Geraldine Braun Jay Brown Ronald Burk Allison Burns John Butler Phillip Carlton Benjamin Castro Gabriel Cecchini Bill Schwab and Margaret Bell participating in Army Fatigue Day. Freshman dying of hunger. Gina Coelho Donald Corr Deborah Dagenais Kenneth Dandurand Jennifer Davis David De Jong Anna Dinkelbach Jeffrey Doup William Easton Ricardo Echeverria 47 .. sa t-- i if 5 1 ', xv ff .k.: I t 'M . . N A V ' Q A 3' , .I T, Q f-..,,:p' ,,:, 1 N t r . Q- B 5, EL ' . kk. 3,5-3,-ff 4 2 t' ft f-S5 ' , ..,. W .t.t if B' I.. V - .r a F i s Y r ttt ' 'txq K - y Q i .1 ' Freshman 147 148 Freshman Phillip Eckroth Denise Espalin Rosann Espinosa Sergio Fajardo Sean Fitzgerald Robert Fleming Michele Foley James Fox Thomas Foy Timothy Gardner Christopher Giannini Anita Giard Stacy Gilmore Edward Gonzales Gabriel Gonzales Roseanne Gonzales Lisa Grande David Gulley Phyllis Gunther Janeen Gutierrez Raul Gutierrez Angela Guzman Davina Harrison Robert Hefner Froylana Heredia Michael Hernandez Laura Herrin James Hibbeler Vivian ldzardi Renato lzquieta 'ms it Q. J ,,,,,,,.,,, f'- ' iii is :l t i ft,,-::,,:- r-rr 2 I J, E J JRAZ 1 i t F 59 'Q M ,J .f'k ,, I if 1, if J ti N. - ' Y7' .f ,, 5 Yi r 1 f sisiti V , ' J., fiv , ,,,, 2 ,iii J E T914 if 'J 'Q' LAXXW .llliiii W 'fm ...,,,- L, . W, ,, is ? I n Y HW EFT! irt . J FFFV J,,E y, ,, ,mf pw, , QM is it if Ns at Q V Nbzzz ' , K M if i t ':- J - 'av J Ai J. Jennifer Jacklin V3 I , . lf X . - Margaret Johnston J K ik is y ' 'J Victor Judice ,Q X Joelle Kachel 9 B 4 g i , we Susan Kale f' X a x ik, , ,gil Q, iw J ,a z 'e. 'K ff F. i -- 'S' t F5 A- Juha Kane K , My Q Dianne Karnes K i s A Kara Katko all ': J J K J Kevin Kelly K ,a:, rs if ... L' i ,, Gordon Klerks Fx w'3 'u1kv i N , I f R aglvfxfs L J J .NJA . Ns, 1. i , A A 'E an '4' 'Y X 2 3 3 V' in Chris Kleszewski Deborah Knodel Kathleen Kraemer Monique Lamore James Lappin 3 , Lupe Lara Irena Leigh .X ,:.. , Jodie Leineweber L L Anna Leon is Robert Lower 4 rrr Q 5 I. 55 ,,, Rf L :K J ' Afv iig ffi' ' if il? u. 1, ,zm+ Ulfn of digg . .V +R , ,. . .f D- They barely made it, but the Freshman got their float on to the field in time. Freshman 149 Those Spanish jokes of Miss De La Cruz can really get Freshman Robert Fleming laughing. Albert Luera . Laura Lynch es Adriana Marmo I Elizabeth Matela 'Q Michael McAndrew M ffrcff Jolie McCollin Cindee McCubbin Darryl McGee Michael McGreevy Daniel McNally Mary Gail McNulty Marti McPhillips Leslie Mead Paul Medure David Mellon 150 Freshman Denise Melzer Teresa Montoya Chuck Morehead Scott Morrison Nick Muratore Dan Navigato Jennifer Nichols Sean Nichols William Nicholson Christopher O'Brien ' .ff 1 M 3 am '12 1: , ,aisfim f , ,Q ..:e,,ik,ZW ,ple -414 I' Mei' ,,, My K C ' ,X C ,,,,, ,.,. . ,W , L C.: 4 I it 4 ' qv K is , ..... A 4 i i 3 I ly 1 1, 1 i 2, Freshmen trying to work at float meeting and asking, How many flowers do we have to make? By when? Michael O'Donnell Taryn O'Kane Gregory Olafsen Mellisa Olen Edda Osaba Ronald Ostil Cynthia Owens Kymberly Pearson Steve Perez Justin Petrikas Freshman 151 152 Freshman The species freshmanus has a unique evolutionary process dur- ing its first year of secondary schooling. The beginning stages are typified by unbelievable eagerness on the part of the freshman student. A common manisfestation of this is carrying books around during break and lunch. If an upperclassman should ask them why, they mumble an answer with trembling chin and tear filled eyes. This stage is usual- ly over with by the time they can participate in the fire drills without getting hysterical and flinging their frail bodies on to the grass on the athletic field. The second stage is a stage of change and maturing. For instance the freshmen now participate in pep rallies as opposed to sitting wide-eyed with their hands folded. By the end of the year the freshman has learned the survival technique of adaptation and they are on their way to learning the fine art of being a senior. Good luck! Lawrence Picard Janet Polakowski Douglas Poston Chris Randazzo Anna Rangel Michael Rellin Diane Renteria Joanne Riggs Gabriella Romano Fred Roybal Suzanne Ruzzamenti Edward Sambito Karla Sanchez Ramona Santos Steven Schubert Bruce Schulte Paul Schwab William Schwab Patricia Shirley Robbie Silveira 1 t ' S 'E 'Ns :xx 5 7 m S 1 if 'r st T 1, Y ' mi . X f Ns., s f 'f I X Xt ff? T 1 sr S lllttrz ,-:: .vbzz 'lf t T M A- is a xt ,L 4 it 2 . ' Q T ttti t ' . ..k I N 5 'R ltts s s ,Q Ja ' ' NV Y Q ',:5 Q Scott Wright Gabriel Yanez Jason Yasment Mark Smith Samantha Smith Suzanne Smith MaryAnn Smith Rosemarie Spires Richard St. Rose Tami Steinshouer Melissa Subia Kristin Tasch Teresa Terry Sally Timlin Rebecca Tresselle Catharina Troquat Christopher Valdes Camin Lawrence Valdez William Van Hise Mark Vosti Brian Wallace Dean Watson Susan Weber Anne West Tammie Wetzel Timothy Whitman Michele Wills David Whitsken 4 Activites gsm T what lil 1' ag- sw Breaking Rules From Spirit week to assemblies everyone par- ticipated in Notre Dame's activities. Where there was action there were many students having fun and building school spirit. The crowds at activities proved that we are spirited. Activities 155 Spirit Week Kris Goeden and Teresa Erickson race the boys around the barrel. A dusty struggle for dominance in the obstacle course. 'ac N Q - niw? iyk , ' .X iv M if . kr K 'KK i ...fy - 1 'ig' ' ni: t 4 H- Mike McKernan checks out som 'S x 1 l e goddesses .ts ie i l ii Maggie Lopez gives her all for the Sophomore Determined to win, some Seniors pit themselves against each other. class. 156 Activities A group of Seniors take a minute from a hectic day in Greece to pose for a picture. Nike Mercadel gives it an extra effort during the obstacle course race. Spirit week started off fantastically. Many people participated in Greek Mythology Day held by the Seniors. The attire of the day was togas. At lunch time the Olympics were held. The events included a tricycle race, ex- cuse contest and a football throwing contest. The tricycle race was set on a course that went through many people and things. If you were Ms. Zix would you accpet an excuse from someone that their sundial broke down? That was just one of the many excuses that were used in the excuse contest. Even Hercules would have had problems winning the football toss. The object was to hit a lid, that was a few hundred Mike Garcia was really mixed-up. feet away. The Seniors viewed the day as an absolute success. On Tuesday, spirit was not slowed down. The Sophomores had Army Fatigue Day. So many people dressed up that I thought I was at an ex-military camp or in training. The competition at lunch was proof of my thoughts. An obstacle course was set up on the field. It was a rough course but many people, in- cluding faculty members par- ticipated and reportedly had a great time. Wednesday was the day everyone was mixed-up, because Freshmen had mix-up Day. Boys were dressed as housewives and girls were dressed as businessmen but many people seemed to forget how to match on that day. Purple socks were worn with brown outfits, clothes were worn backwards and everyone was just plain mixed up. At lunch there were many different tugs of wars. Classes struggled to beat other classes and girls tried to beat guys. Though there were many mismatched students the day was loaded with spirit. On the last day of spirit week ac- tivities the Juniors held What I wan- na be when I grow up day. It was a day where if you were sick there were plenty of doctors, nurses and mommies to take care of you. There was a wide variety of career choices expressed by students in their ap- parel. I am sure Fr. Bob was happy! At lunch a costume contest was held, by the Juniors. The winners were chosen by other students and the winning costumes were well deserving. Everyone had fun! Spirit week turned out to be a smashing success. As a result spirits were high when Homecoming and victory came to N.D. over the Rim of the World Scots!! Activities 157 Floats and Float Meetings 158 Activities E.T. making earthly contact with Sophomore float. Juniors with second place float. W Last minute touches on Senior float Sophomore showing off spirit stick. Going for First Prize Sophomore's Go All the Way The Sophomores worked really hard. They were spirited and dedicated. In the end it all paid off. They worked many hard and long hours on their float. The theme of the float was Titans Are . . . Out Of This World. The float won first place. Great going Sophomores, keep up with your spirit and dedication. mm.. Q pull! its 1 ' A if Sophomores working intently on float Putting finishing touches on freshman float. Activities 159 1982-83 Homecoming Court 'W is sf N3 Se' www Princesses Tawnya Peterson, Shiela Loomis and Natalie Hernandez with their escorts. ewgg Princesses Vicki Brown, Suzie Lavery, and Vonda Mello with their escorts. 160 Activities Princess Vonda Mello and her escort Scott Smith. 1 'L' Princess Rhonda Silveira and her escort Kevin White Princess Karen Wallace and her escort Steve Smith. ,,MMu,,,,M-AMW' ,M,,.av 11 L' ' ,,..-nf m.n-4 Al .gov L 'sr' L.,--4 1' an 190 SW .V ,M Q 6 1' U I-A WA T' 'lg 'Q fs .-N9 S RAF-, f Nx SG . ' 'U fi 5 S 4 K K. ,pm 5, A -ar , -as Q' WM: ff , ,LN .Q S' 1135, 1 Vs. Q- f'9 AW 4. .X .f Q T, ff- .M s1 ,,,,, as A -gg ' Jwjf -A L S - xg Q- i asf uf X9 7,41 Q l im Q ....-.m,,J..f1 in ,uwmlnw 'wrfmrliiwygpwf Halloween Halloween is a time of craziness and Notre Dame has plenty of it on our campus. The people act especially wild and it's pretty hard to stay under control. Our costume con- test was the best part of the day. The costumes consisted of some funny characters like Sylvester the cat, Zorro, preg- nant nuns, and even Aunt Jemima. Of course there were many other excellent outfits, but these certain ones stood out among the crowds of costumes. This year's Halloween was definitely one to remember. lt's hard to believe that it's really Vic Barr under this cute costume. Halloween in general was a fun time for us all Michelle, Shelly, and Rhonda joining in on the fun. 162 Activities K' f E NW' . I ,H v Q 5 .WL,N.,N.M..QM f QAN'-N- WI ' A .,-,,......,-N... L is- A 5' 2 B af WW W at In ,z 'K .,,,..44' Basketball Homecoming The Titans battle for the ball. Scott Smith makes the next play. Homecoming King Tim Pacific with escort Aimee Dalzell. Tom Kraus eyes the enemy. 164 Activities Basketball Homecoming Court of 1982-83. TF Eric Brewer goes for a layup. Basketball Homecoming was on the fourteenth of January in the Notre Dame gym. Notre Dame defeated Rim of the World by a decisive score of 70 to 46. The members of the Homecom- ing court were: Tharion Bracy who was escorted by Dawn Richardson, Mike Garcia escorted by Ginny Madden, Dennis Brown escorted by Natalie Her- nandez, Jeff Wright escorted by Rhon- da Silveira, Ray Marisnick escorted by Vicki Brown, David Ramirez escorted by Sherry Haynes, and Tim Pacific who was crowned king, escorted by Aimee Dalzell. Those who attended the dance tripped the light fantastic to the sounds of the electric DJ simply known to N.D. students as OZ! The tunes most played on the agenda were by New Wave artists such as the B-52's, the Go-Go'S, Stray Cats, and Missing Persons. The turnout, although not phenomenal, was impressive, and good time was had by all. Jeff Wright shooting a free throw. Activities 165 U Liturgies Nitin. Mr. Becker, Kitty Cole and Jan Privia prepare to sing at Mass. Father Wally administers Holy Communion to Mike Bacich .vm A group of students attentative during Mass. 166 Activities ' X A new priest and a brand new liturgy committee brought innovation as well as tradition to Notre Dame's prayer services and masses. At our 2nd mass our chief celebrant was Father Bob Clover, a recently ordained Notre Dame alumnus. Mr. Ross and Mr. Cardenas assisted Janine Watson, Monique Hickey and other students brought musical responses to our Eucharistic celebrations. The Christmas mass planned by the Freshman class even had in- cense. Our liturgies gave us unity and a feeling of closeness to our Creator. Father Joe gives the final blessing at the close of Mr. Ross prepares the Chapel for a freshman mass. celebration. 1 t..'. if ,,,,, T . . . ,Y i ,,: I . Vf.g few, 'Q 9 Maura O'Rear receives ashes from Mr. Summerfield. Father Wally and Father Joe meditate between readings at Mass. The Notre Dame Musical, Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof, this year's musical production, was the twelfth show since Notre Dame began presenting shows in 1972. Sister Bridget Marie, the principal of Saint Francis de Sales at the time, con- tacted Shirley Vander Linde to direct the first show, She chose to do Little Mary Sunshine because she thought it would be fairly easy. She didn't forsee the trouble she would have persuading the Notre Dame boys to audition. They heard the title and knew immediately they didn't want to be in any sissy musical. But Sister Bridget stopped boys in the halls, told them they were going to be in the play, and produced one of the best male choruses we've ever had, accor- ding to Mrs. Vander Linde. And so began Notre Dame's tradition of ex- cellent musicals. When Notre Dame and Saint Francis merged and became co-educational, Mrs. V. ap- propriately chose to do Guys and Dolls. Other productions included: t'Damn Yankees, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Mame, Hello Dol- ly, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Li'l Abner, Finian's Rainbow, Oliver, and last year's The Music Man. Professional sets from San Ber- nardino's Civic Light Opera have been used since 'Help Dolly in 1977. Before that the sets were made of cardboard. Most of the other materials are rented from New York. A few alumni faculty members, in- cluding Mrs. Luksich and Miss Dolan, have been in Notre Dame's produc- tions. Romances have blossomed from the musicals. Alumni Cindy McKay and Tim Richardson, who played romantic leads, met on the set of The Unsinkable Molly 168 Activities Brown. They dated during the show and got married two or three years ago. The response to the musicals wasn't very good until about five years ago. Since then it has become much more accepted. Abbey Dickey, who has conducted the or- chestra for the past five years says that musicians call her to ask to be in Notre Dame's musical orchestra. The audience is building every year. This year, Fiddler, was performed to an almost full house both nights. Miss Tirabassi received a letter from some people she doesn't even know praising Notre Dame's wonderful productions and telling her they never miss one of Notre Dame's shows. Mrs. V. chooses which show to do by having preliminary auditions and deciding what kind of talent there is. Her number one factor in casting a show is voice or singing ability, then acting ability, and then the look for the part. Mrs. V. said there was a lot of talent this year. She chose Fid- dler on the Roof because it had a lot of leads and a lot of crowd scenes so everyone could be involved. Miss Tirabassi raised money to produce the show by selling ads in the program, patrons spaces, selling candles as a fund raiser, and selling tickets. Mrs. V. gave one of the best reasons why Notre Dame puts on these shows year after year. She said it gives a person a feeling of their own self worth when they can get up in front of a large audience and sing and dance and act. Father Wilczek showed his appreciation for all the hard work of putting the musical together by giving the cast and crew a day off of school for the first year ever. Mrs. V. said, When students from Notre Dame go away to college is when they realize how good the shows were. xl- I 1 me A .r-wi! ff . ,--:ig , vUNN!'1 'fsxw-WM ,as fs ,ff kr 'L X85 ' A 'S' X- W ...M Q-XX D WM A r 'mg ax ' oe :bw . A aj. Q 2 3 as g 2 1 S A 53 s Q S4 ,ffm J pr ' I A .ax Dances Rich Garcia is decked out Rock a Billy style l l l George Cecchini and Chris Peltz getting down. Joli McCollin dances the night away. Bill Navigato and Karen McNulty rockin' out 172 Activities Mike Judge poses with Monica Gutierrez at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Mike Ramierez and Sean O'Doherty keeping time with the music. We strutted, we rock-a- ,,,, anxiously await the beginning of the Sadie Hawkins dance. billied, we rocked out. We were a couple of hundred dancing fools moving and g i swaying to the music of OZ W W productions. Whether it was Homecoming, Christmas Ball or Sadie Hawkins Dance, we showed off our latest moves. Activities 173 Assemblies They did everything but break the rules. They stomped, they scream- ed, they went wild. Whole classes stormed onto the floor vying with each other for the spirit stick. Spirit leaders like Omar Gardner and Chris Rombach prompted their classmates to shatter the sound barrier. The assemblies were great. T is 'J a ff :Wu i fl e it Preparations are made for contestants in the pie eating contest 174 Activities v- 1 'Chris Rombach gets carried to the pie eating contest. Sophomores beat tough competition and win the spirit Stick. N1 A U E? 6 K iw FN 551 41 X KV Q 33 F ' N r X is 4 Q it Q The only time George Cecchini was seen eagerly eating anything the school provided. i .,.. ,,. :-- ,,, iii if o s ..t,,. Z.. t s .K The junior varsity cheerleaders attempt a difficult cheer. Once again the senior party animals show their spirit. Activities 175 T Tim Sheehan enjoying spiritual renewal. The Juniors making a success of their retreat. ilvlltiir Y Wig. ., an x ag, Kelly Perkins looking religiously renewed. lt looks likes fun for this group of Juniors. 176 Activities U ,, . ,V ,fgwf25?i?fff-M., 'MSF , 'if , V., 1, Nicole, and Holly take a break. Senior women looking good on the retreat. . 1. 5 .. :Juniors enjoy relating on the retreat. Howard Lester relaxes on retreat. The retreats play a major role in our religion classes. They help us to grow in our Christian faith and understanding. But these retreats aren't always solemn and monotonous, the students have fun for a day and it's nice to get away from the classroom environmentg that can get boring. The students seem to enjoy themselves and hopefully they will be as successful in years to come as they have been this year and the preceding years. Activities 177 Q .ii . M ....-- H '25 178 Organizations E MW wif BREAKING STRIIIIE Organizations 179 usiN5 News tag. ViCki BYOWH. The SOCi2l Ch3ifPeVS0f1. el'1i0Yif18 Phillip Eckroth trying to speak up, but no one listens. herself. ..... ,messy X -Mm.: r i.eil Everyone, including our vice president Bill Corr, working hard to make things better for their student body. 180 Organizations i Associated Student Body The Associated Student Body has done a good job this year in leading the students. With the cooperation of our principal, Fr. Wilczek and the A.S.B. president Eileen Fry, we have had excellent leadership in our student government. We have also had numerous amounts of activities to keep the students having fun. Monica Guiterriez taking the floor. Ms. de la Cruz and others listening intently. Eileen Fry explaining things to the rest of the A.S.B. D0n't look so enthused Eileen! Organizations 181 California Scholarship - J Federation Veterans Bill Corr and David Bradvica. Vice Pres. Nancy Kraemer munches at a meeting. 182 Organizations Dave Dalzell on his way to a meeting. I love these CSF functions! Suzy looking stunned. Kathy smiles for the camera. Vonda and Lorraine, two of C.S.F.'s best members. Membership in CSF is based on scholarship and citizen- ship. Poor citizenship can bar a student from joining CSF. A student must get at least three A's and one B on his report card to become a member. Membership is not automatic. A student must bring his report card, fill out an application and pay one dollar to be given credit for being a member of CSF for one semester. A student may join each semester he is eligible but failure to join at the designated time keeps that student from being a member of CSF for that semester. Some of the privileges of being a member ot CSF are: UCR library and activities card, eligible to attend field trips, honor roll of members, posted and given semesterly recognition, life member- ship, and eligibility for scholarships. Organizations 183 Spanish Honor Society - .ea sl 'R is t N Y ,,., . .W . Jennifer Lynch smiles for the camera. 1 Mrs. Benchoff founded our chapter of the Spanish Honor Society, named after Juan Ruiz de Alaicon Ca Mex- ican poet of the 17th centuryj, in 1974. As an honor society, students had to have earned an A for three con- secutive semesters in Spanish class and maintained a 3.0 G.P.A. in order to belong to SHS. Graduating seniors get the privilege of wearing gold and red cords with their cap and gown. Money is raised so scholarships can be given to students who are continuing their Spanish education in college. Members also held candy and bake sales, among other fund raisers, to help pay for a trip to Spain over the summer. swf Ana, Connie, and Carol pose for their picture. 184 Organizations , --.MQ , www ...mf Mrs. Benchoff, the group's moderator. f Teri McGreevy looking muy bonita. Black Student Union in Band Assemblies are one thing that students really look forward to. Our school band entertains whenever there's a break in the speech action. Our bandleader, Mr. Becker, who is a new addition to our teaching staff, truly helped our band to come alive, Robbie and Craig practicing in earnest. Angie and Teresa playing wind instruments. 186 Organizations Mr. Becker conducting band practice. John Perez's sousaphone stands out among other band instruments .hmed and Fred watch the chess game linger. lust be a very interesting game. Everyone is so enthused! War Games War Games is a new addition to our organizations this year. The purpose of this organization is to gather students together and challenge each other to games such as Chess, Kingmaker, and Tactics II. The goal of this War Games organization is to teach the participants these new and ex- citing games. . ,V ,,,WRws,... .um , . - . f - 'gf' Euggm -- Mark and Tim in a tedious game of chess. NMWWWWMM t Mr. Summerfield, the moderator, looking pleased. Organizations 187 arsity Cheerleaders The 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders are a snazzy squad filled with lots of spirit. They received a superior trophy at USA summer camp after a tremendous amount of hard work. The squad has continually worked hard all year and have had lots of fun. Varsity Squad ,. f Qt A 3 T' A T 14 Left to right: Annette Troquato, Carla Benchoff, Maria Lamantian-Leatherman, Alison Holt, Natalie Hernandez. l uv----' 1 l uv' Smile Nat, your on Candid Camera! All together WOW! Annette Troquato ready for action! 188 Organizations Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 3 if it 1 ,f Hg A 1-2-3 and. . Nlo words can express the way we feel. Feeling Confused? left to right: April Frost, Serina Lopez, Teresa Bronowski, Lisa Kirschbaum, Kelly Ryan. Bottom: Lisa 'iscateIli, Julie Triola. It has been a great year for the J.V. squad. From the football games to the basketball games the excite- ment has never died. We all learned that cheerleading requires a lot of practice and hard-work. But it all pays off when we can support our N.D. teams by cheering them on. We want to thank the students at N.D. for their support at the assemblies. Cheerleading has been great! J.V. Squad Organizations 189 Song Leaders 4 ff,,,, .. -f fu .. ,L .mf ww.. ff Lisa and Michelle looking for the game. Songleaders enjoying themselves! The 1982-83 Songleaders, would like to thank Mrs. Favela for her help. We've really had a challenging year and we've learned that working together is something that takes compromising and support between team members. This year has been lots of fun and has left us with many memories. Good luck to the next years Pam. We love ya N.D.! 190 Organizations Songleaders Tawnya swinging into action! Left to right: Karen McNulty, Susan Staroba, Lisa McKeever, Michelle May, Monica Guttierrez Tawnya Peterson. Flag Girls Wendy wondering, ls this right? Debbie Amrich, Wendy Burson, Jan Privia school. The 1982-83 Flag Squad would like to say thanks to Mrs. Favela for all she has done for us. Throughout this year we experienced the excite- ment and the challenge of helping bring out school spirit. Though we had our bad times, the good times are what will linger in our memories. Working together our flag squad, Wendy Burson - Senior, Jan Privia - Junior, and Debbie Amrich - Sophomore, brought out the best of our qualities to share with our Flag Girls Jan doing what she does best! Debbie gets ready for a difficult toss. . -sv , K S,f,f.s, f if K. ' 1. we ...sw ie, , . - , X, Organizations 191 Mascot Our one and only Mascot Suzie Bronowski carried the school on her shoulders through the year with her mighty Titan spirit. Suzie even though small, has a big heart, and this is shown to everyone through that smile of hers which glows around the campus. -':21,, S WS . so -it it , g..g 5 N s 5 ii.. i. , Suzie shows off her stuff. 192 Organizations 1, 3 Suzie talking to her friends at break Suzie exhibits her outfit. Y .. ' A lui 14 N57 V313 ie sm X T sw t s New .vat Nhat's the problem guys? assi Vlrs. Kronnick helps review for College Bowl. as 6 as 5, fkwf wr. Corselli recites some answers to the crowd. College Bowl After last year's first place victory, Notre Dame hopes to make it back in that position againthis year. Lead by Mr. Corselli and Mrs. Kronnick, who have been preparing some Notre Dame students for that day to come again. The competition was held at the University of California, Riverside in the Spring. JoAnn looks on! Andrew Corr answers the question. Organizations 193 Jill is working to finish those layouts. M-...Nt , Denise re-reads some copy for the next deadline. 194 Organizations Quai-M Veronica shows-off what she has earned this year. Chris, Ginny, Karleen and Susan are working to finish their layouts. ,f I 5? f , ' f. i vfiz ,W 5 . iz. i 1 .'j,,Zf 1 ,K v lg will if wi? lfi T Lorraine and Vonda finish collecting ads for the Yearbook. Su5an'5 working hard, Connie is contemplating. 'K -M-e...,a NU, 3. Titan Yearbook Staff rg, .f ,U .. X gf, .- F 1 ggi sits.-as, gn t , g. 4 karts. .tit A ' za, . ,QI haf E?-Q YQ, 'Ii - If-..1 ESU . 57 N w ...J at Q f .K -ws i-E it-:S 11---::.,,?1. V: its Mr. Spurlock explains how it should be done, Yearbook, one of the most under- rated classes on campus Cisn't that a kick-back class?J is headed by, Mr. John Menachem Spurlock with various threats sputtered at the seventeen misfits in the class, the most classic tradition was their good luck prayer before a deadline Shalom, Shalom, Shalom 3-O-6-3-5 ftheir job number that identifies them to the publisherj, No sweat Cout and out lyingb. This is to insure that nothing ever goes wrong - but sometimes Well, Heck. . . we're just human, states editor Veronica Sirias. Anyone who shrugs Yearbook off as an easy class has obviously not lived, breathed, slept and ate year- book as the staff of 1982-83 has. The Yearbook class at a time of play. Organizations 1 95 uu're unlg ju t as guud gnu really think gnu are 196 Closing Section if if WE uu've gut tu Run fur the mnneg , Shuut fur the stars 198 Closing Section ,wi S A 3. ,lf yy IR K 6 w :f I 5 'X X K gm ,, 'B' f X , - 1 w E 1 mis 'Q' 1 1 i ' ., Ni :IF 1 , My J Q ' ,l f 5 A f ' k Q, I an .- .i V ST . 4 'M H 'N 1 ff., Li.. u3 f A , Closing Section 199 sy wx Qs-Meg gsm- 2 :Q 4, QWIQ2- :Q msg X ....., . 2.3 wg MP5 . .NMm,,,,. ,, X s a ---2 , Q W , l X v Y N .QW'f,q 'X M. H S' f ' . F -1 i K ,,-G+ . .A xi. 'Qs 5. was i is!!- 2OO Closing Section I . Y N W Q if Decide that guur Q I.llll'll'l El' Stutk up un guur hopes Closing Section 201 If we- .warm X f -:- mm. s x Then gnu gn fm: gn fm: EIII FUR BRUKE derived from the sung n gn fur hruke bg Jamie Bruum ' T ug Razor -wg . . . K if as Q Y sk W ,W as . ,za - .. gf v. X A sw Rs mf Q .. if R sf .L N T Q KX. ' JB 'N M gk ,fee- V? Af 'S Nix! nv..- w f :iii Closing wiv' K X 206 Closing Section As our book comes to its end, we hope you can honestly say you enjoyed this year - that you can appreciate it now for what it was worth. That when you dust oft this year- book in a few years, you can remember reaching out and 5 make ofthe time we have that will determine how we ll remember it whether recall our memories with piness, or a longing to return J them. Good luck to the class of understand that it is what t making the most of every mo- ment - and be able to look back, with the intent of letting it help you go forward - 8 H- and to all those following - remember you're only just as good as you really think you are. Breaking the IVIoId .. a Word From Our Editor When I was volunteered for the job of editor, no one had greater doubts about my ability to handle. such an enormous task than myself Cexcluding some of my classmates, most of the faculty, and all of the administra- tionb. Of course, this prompted me to reply, Youbet- cha. I was determined to whip my staff within an inch of their lives, if just to prove everybody wrong. . . I could direct the makings of a good-if not great - yearbook. I had a lot of high hopes for this year, causing my humility in this area to fade quite a bit. But I knew it wasn't just me talking. The 1982-83 Yearbook staff knows what a bad yearbook looks like and they continual- ly strove for the best they could Cwithout me whipping them within inches of their livesj. After spending a week of summer vacation at yearbook Auschwitz camp, I was faced with coming back to about 16 rookies and give them a crash course: IO Quick, Easy Steps to Making a Yearbook for Fun and Pro- fit. It wasn't easy, and I could have killed them at times, but they did it - they deserve all the credit- l'm very proud of them. There was a lot of dedication put into this book - especially all the summer hours everybody gave up to sell ads -they were a staff that l'm sure many editors would have given their right arms for. Thanks for giving me half a chance, Mr. Spurlock - you didn't do too bad for a rookie, either. A yearbook is a history book. All I hope is that we've put out a book that's good enough to keep. And when you take it off the shelf in 10 years, that it will be just as easy to remember everything as if it were yesterday. Well,-l hope l'm not the only one Who's running wild and having fun Because I know right now l'm never going to change. -from Go For Broke asjafaa 'flddfvr' P.S. The 1982-83 Titan Yearbook Staff would like to acknowledge the support given to us by Mr. Spurlock and our principal, Father Wally. This book and this year would not have been the same without you. Closing Section 207 Breaking ven Yearbook didn't start in September. lt started 3 months before, in June, when the yearbook staff started the search for advertisers. lt takes a lot of money to build a yearbook and advertising money makes possible a variety of improvements and corrections. We want to thank all these businesses, parishes and patrons who supported our work. 208 Ads QUEEN OF ANGELS CHURCH 4824 Jones Avenue Riverside, California 92505 fi 't2xuN1's PRED. and FARM SUPPLY p 685-4455 8864 JURUPA ROAD From yesterday, we assess our values, determine our cause, and imagine our destiny. With today comes strife, struggle, effort and achievement, and our dreams become the fruit of our labor. And tomorrow our rewards come forth - in dignity, pride and richness that we hold. Martin A. Arce ST. E OF ALE UR C H J 50 Brockton Avenue M R rside, California 92506 Wi' a 1-- ww... l 0398.5 5611001 684 g e r m ,..1.a 'f' 9? Religious Father Robert I. l Father Lawrence F. 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New Location 6549 Magnolia , Riverside, CA 92506 17143 874-1200 V 8 RmALTO, CA 92376 1 Il R -5- ' I La T zyera I v Barber Salon Rolco U AARAAAAW Congratulations 52421 BANDS to the Class of 83 From Marion 8 John , Ashley KEN S SPORTING GOODS Brokers 2610 Hamner Ave. NOI'C0, Calif. 91760 Congratulations Class of 83 Ads 217 pafrona .7l1e lgoeloffo olltipez jamify .glue ilflhffaim Cfarlfe jamify Ir. E9 Wra. wifaim Wauigafo 8' jamixy mr. 5' mra. Jamea Sfeuea mf. 61 WF5. JGYUB5 .kabefgi yoga 53 fuia .gfepllena mr. Jolm .jvlohan gf jamify my-. 5' mm. jrank mega E9 jamify igllifomena Weffon Wa gf WM. Jamea .Harris E9 gamify 'lflkfffed E9 ,Ilona lbmmkf Wa Fr Wm. Sfephen 3. Sfealwf Elf jamify IZQU. 8 Wm. john JJOJJQ Wir. 2? WM. IQOLM SML 311.2 George 51. HMI, Sami, Wm E? WM. jim lQafAJ9e 59 3amf!y Wm Er WM. jack form E? Zlamzfy Congratulations to the class of 83' Especially our daughter Janine. With love, The Monahans' Jerry, Fran, Karen 81 Michelle. Thank You Notre Dame. Dennis Sl Vickie are out last of 1 5 high school graduates. We,re very proud and grateful. The Bart Brown Family. A message for David Behnke Congratulations! ! we are proud of you and we love you very much. Will 81 Cathy falso known as Mom Sl Dadj Congratulations Karen, our prayers are with you and the class of 831 Diane Sl Elio Bacich 218 Ads ,Aleinz anal flue gfau of ,83 To the class of l983' and especially Maria. Enjoy life and peace be with all of you , Dad, Mom, Michael, Mark, We WIJA you fuck, fave And Marilyn LaMantain-Leatherman and lla,,,,ine55, .7l1e Zwingam , gon rafufafiona, eni! gow! gllucl' - 66.4.4 of 83, grail mom 5, im! WiLe ana! grnie .grefancl Bed llflhrillea fo flue gfau of 83, I , E I SZt0d4'4 7n9qr4mw,mmmm367077zu4Sa4:77zmaw Ads W V f 4 ' i': 5 gf, M 'sm , 'ff' ,,,. law filgyiiff Q5 I: ,Y we , , ,, V z . ,,,, wwf K Q M YH Wm .G ,im 4 f 2 W ff M 3'M'H '-Y' Q Z ,, ,,,,, , 71 . J X V f X fi, We are proud to be Notre Dames class Photographer. 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