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

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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

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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

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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