Notre Dame High School - Torch Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1982 volume:

I ' 'Fl L lu 94 - 'D 1 4 1 I - 4 , r 1 1 ' 4 I J I ' 1 r' if 1, L S 4 K I I ' ll D l Q V O Q 14 f bm . N A O i 4 , Y 0 I O O o H . o 'O u 6 xxx , r f 1 w 4 -4 E. M 6 q, s 'Ke 6 E O .-CI Q UD .-CI .EP D3 GJ E GS CJ CD r- Q O EZ CN C O YF CD .E CI I-1 s-2 1594 U52 'SQ OE E3 QJO DIZ? 1981-1982 1 ,X H ,ww ky I 'V , g. 1 w' 1-. 3, Q- ur 1 6, 'wi n 1 ' Sus .5- ' 1, ? . EE 1- in Q -WEN 9 5 r Q L -.H fargo- g , WHAT ARE Sul 2 N.D. STU PRAYER FOR POLAND-DECEMBER 1981 For a thousand years she has suffered, prospered, triumphed, ceased to exist. experienced greatness under strong native rule, been choked under the strangling hands of foreign She has She has She has She has She has powers. She has expanded, She has been chopped to pieces. A cyclic pattern has been set: Periods of great joy, Periods of great sadness. Her people are strong. They have been through the terrors of war, They have experienced the joy of fame and prosperity. In their hearts lives something that can never be taken away. It is the hope given to them by God, Reflected in the Black Madonna of Czestochowa Reflected in the eyes of every coal and factory worker Reflected in the faces of every true Pole. Hope is needed for change, A change in this cycle, An emergence from persecution. Again she must struggle and so must her people. The fire of hope burns brightly, Yet must be continually rekindled. They must fight again the outsiders, They must retain what is rightfully theirs, However long it may take. She is destined to triumph. Faith and patience must be attained, Then a metamorphosis can occur. Peaceful order rather than martial law. The Sadness is burning in all of us, All of us who see what is happening. For those of us whose ancestors came from towns, We feel a feeling, a strength, a faithfulness, She will shake the world, peacefully. Through the grace of God, her people will win. again again again again her cities and will Gdansk prosper. will her people have rights. will she be strong and unified. will she be free. Once Once Once Once Carolyn Frances Mosely '82 DENTS REALLY ALL ...JL li.. K ANOTHER DAY The grass on the lawn is covered by a thick, grey haze that had settled there sometime during the night. The old, rose colored build- ing has taken on a ghostly appearance. The only sound is the wind blowing through the trees. Then, slowly, people arrive as if out of nowhere. They enter the building and it comes to life. Another day of school has be- gun. Laurie Luppa '84 ABDUT . WHAT ARE A New Day As the day moves into night, the wind kicks up its spunky heels and blows upon the waiting world. Sunshine, slowly fades into moonshine . . . the shifting gears of Time. A light beacon of hope and forgiveness . . . A light shines in the distance, a beacon of hope and forgiveness . . . The Light of Life. Tomorrow . . . a new day Tonight . . . my life goes on, s P . 1 r a l l i n in and out g through thoughts and dreams . . . Awakening upon a new adventurous day. Kristi Skjerdal '82 .4 121 In ...Q--.... N.D. STUDENTS REALL .YA BRIGHT LIGHTS They are beckoning me to another time, another dimension of my life A time, when I make all the decisions and all the mistakes. They are telling me to grow up, and to stand up for what I believe in, A time, when I fight to the finish even though I know I will eventually lose They are begging me to appreciate things as they are, and to dance under the warm sun, A time, when I find my place in this world, no matter how small it may be. I am like the small lingering light that tries so hard to be seen in the deep black sky. Nicole DeLaurentis 82 Y ALL ABDUT? WHAT UNTIL THE END You do not have to be my guide, Though I will follow. You do not have to be my shadow, Though I will lead. You only need to walk with me . . With me down the winding road Of laughter and sorrow. Together we shall see it all. From not until the end, We shall be forever friends. Cherry Kim '82 l I 6 POET, I AM NOT I dream of the unimaginable. I hope for the improbable. I speak of the inconceivable. I seek the untouchable. Others ask why I dream, Why I hope, Why I speak, Why I seek. Sometimes, I too wonder. They say there are sometimes no answers, For they'll never know the questions. They say there is no end to prejudice, For their middle name is black and white. They say we are all equal, For man was meant to be above women. I say no. There will always be answers if we seek. There will be no prejudice if we hope. There will be true equality if we speak. Some say we are doomed, there is no hope. I say no. Many ask why protest, it is futile. I say no. Others say there is never peace without war. Again, I say no. Why do I refer to these people as: They, Some, Many, Others? For I am unique. Perhaps even rare. Why is this so? To some I am a black sheep. I say no . .. I am rare. To some I am only a fool. Isayno Iam me. To some I am a dreamer. I say no . . . I am only dissatisfied. They say some, many, and others are Observers and followers. They only know what they are taught. Thinking for themselves no longer exists. Perhaps it never did. I am not a robot who listens to others. I am an individual . . . An individual concerned with: The past, Present, And future . . . if there is to be one. Things change over time . . . Places, ideas, morals. I cannot stand still and watch, At least not when I am unhappy. People say dreams and reality can not mix. I say no. What am I really? I am . . . an IDEALIST. Cherry Kim '82 ARE N.D STUDENTS ma- i V' 'f c lil nw IIAN JD., 1-Yxqyth-x, , X 2 , Sn , ,.r',1qe,Ji REALLY... , POWER You and I, my innocent friend Have more power than any monarch Ever possessed You and I, my humble friend Have inherited the power to affect the world Our force is not measured by the Number of people we control, rather Our strength is measured by how well we Control ourselves We are as minute as ants and as Invincible and uncontrollable as Heaven's Sweet rain Our might lies in our capability to choose Our attitude Nothing can destroy our feeling of self-worth Nothing can make us forget who we are Our Energy is kindled inside of ourselves We love, we hurt others, we suffer, we grow We are what we choose, we are magnetic We touch the world if we love We have an influence on the universe We have infinite power, my friend. Huda J adallah '82 The Administrative Team endeavors to be responsible to all aspects of the school. The Team provides a central- ized on-going process which focuses on administrative leadership for the continuing growth of the Notre Dame Belmont community. NIE Sister Paula Butier S.N.D. Principal ' L Miss Melinda Facelli Student Activities Director f 1 s Sister Mary O'Neill O.P. Curriculum Director Mrs. Nena Piumarta Dean of Student Services . 2 all I I 5 1 Miss Mary Lou Schoone Faculty Liaison 3 .Q-A .Ne , 5 I . s 4 7 Y 1 in p A g.p. far. inn I :V .: f1'2' ' ,, ru 4, ff .W 'K'-lr' r-iw 1' N, ..,. u1r4sml'? ? '.' Iv 1- - ' i A bubbling bunch of bonded beauties bursting with bliss and brains. '-i I audits: - Julianne Beach Laurie Margaret Anna Lisa Gloria Teresa Anrlrighetln Amnyusi Araullu Ashley Azalde Bertini , H 3 -A X 4' Q. . A, . ' ' , ' 'Y ' 7 1 t ' 1 1 2' ' 'J 4 ,li B, , I I, . A, , , 1 I 5' O, Audrey 'Vina Kee-zanne Julie Kelly Rhunda Bactus Balvarini Bamieh Bassi Bates. Brnwn I Maureen Michelle Gina Bennett Berger Berlin Q an C Elizabeth Colleen Catherine Bludau Borghesi Brown 0 . 1 3 I Catherine Andrea Marianne Bueno Busta Calabretta ff!! Bs -s 4 0 1 - v Iv 7 , Q 1 Carolyn Elnzulleth lnsa Calkins Compundonico Vatallu lilleen Franrs-x Vhang l,9lpll1 Q Yvonne Julie Kathy Chow Vlarl-me f'ofl'ey Cuurtnay The-re-sa Paula Cnnui Fravalhn Vuneu lnut plcturedl llnann .luanna . , , ltlllngsun 4 Ull1CCl 1 1 U I Dana Slma Daley Fardeen Ik W Fl x i -5 W an F. ,v 1-x 'I'l 'vs . 1 l fll1l'l5lI8I1?i Ile-mae cle-lliusurm llentun Samantha lxdrm lflnnun 4 J Lisa lbust I S Antoinette l'NLl1f rm f s Julie' Mary Farray Fwd fx f -w Mariam Gan-na A Janet Hllawn J . Q ' x M? Q i ' ' A J M if I . I, Anrlrf-a l-'vang 1 .. -Q A 1 ,1 V' Linda Getz L Patricia Donna Jones Jorgenson Angela Vida Knenigsherg Kong '-1 Vicky Tracey Kwan Lantz Q 4 ,g 9 W V as a . ' 7 V s , 'Y 4 I ,lnumn l,u1sa Sumnm- Angela Julne- Karen Andrea Klrwn hurlrum-tl: lllmlknti Guerin Hammzxck Jacobsen Jardine 9' R .4 g A- O W s Vhrmslma Krrxlrna Mmm Vhanlel Varmyl Gloria Margaret Heurnwn H+-nnrxch Henllle-r Herrmann He-rnandev Juv K32 .J . 9 4 .J Q ' I 1 I , V l'hr1qmp l'+nyq311.-9 ,Irma-l Varul Palrum Karen lnvlta Hu Hull Hfmpx Huber Hunu-r Krehser Kusher . .f wwf' flu, - . --.- v f .. -pw, A '-wu- Ns M1ht7a Krusten Ima Flare Lazuh l,POI1HTdiIll Iltllllhilfdl Lynrh 5 ,J I 4 H4-:dx Jacque-Iyn Michelle Maier Marclllac Marks 'P lv Luretta Lynn Amrid Mcflellan Metcalf Meyer N Qi' 1? 1 U Q up-.4 I l Uarnliiia Uvalle ur' Jill Pera M --av I Linda Pieters ga Q 1 1. . ,f 1 Q l 1 'ir 1 pn 1 I X A fy ' - . ? fa 7 . . 5 .- 'g - 3 1 Sandra Kathleen Linda Catherine K Elizabeth Anna Christiana Marta Pacheco Pappas Pamubeck Pellizzer Roen Roesch Rojas Rojas Suzanne Perlick I 31-f,f a Maria Pizzuli 5 Christina Perez Jacqueline Reed 1 Jayna Sue Maureen Stephanie Lisa Marie Peters Phay Rowe Saba Salazar Salazar Q. , Denise Wendy Delia Maria Siobhan Stefania Remedies Robles Samaniego Sauce-do Saunders Sawaki Q Q N- I X ' A lf! 14 i lv I. uri y Hvvc-rl l.aurnann 'l'immu Caroline Sarah Cynthia Maura Mia l,lnda 'z rma llianne Scatena Schmidt Schultz Schwartz Stnrmer Struck Suarez Sullivan .1 V 'L - 2. lam l ' I . If I ,J ' Elizabeth Tara Patricia Julia Maura Crystal Stacey lie-anna Shartle Slowey Small Smith Thielen Thomas Tmupe Tucker 1' - A 1 Norma Maureen Yvunne Lisa Eileen Suzanne Vs-leste lrisa Sotomayor Stafford Stender Suefelmaler Underwood Vannucci Vella wvnlimater L ,f Q 5, ' , - ,- .1 ' A' 'A' A, Sf ,ar f r a 1 r r Aileen Michaela Dc-hurah Barbara Walsh Wilczinski Williams Wuttlck Kara Wmrdell Jana Yuhanan lrllCl8 Zamudin Val herune Wagner 'l err: Wu 4. class officers! reps Officers: Theresa Cravallo- Secretary!Treasurer, Heidi Maier- Activities Director, Crystal Thomas- President, Tara Slowey- Vice President, Andrea Jardin- Athletic Manager. Advisory Representatives: Cback rowl Christin Rojas, Lisa Ashely, Linda Paroubeck, Catherin 8 G Brown, Marta Rojas, ffront rowb Gloria Azalde, Kelli Mack, Christine Ho, Michelle Berger. bandit d 5- Bandit Yell Leaders: Celeste Vella, Karen Morello, Vicki Kwan, Kathy Coffey fnot pictured! spirit Bandit Mascot: Patti Suarez 0' If , -,l' - 1 Q4-'f Bandit Cheerleaders: itop to bottom! Courtney Conui, Dana Daley, Chris Del Rosario, Julie Farray, Diane Sullivan, Samantha Ennan. basketball Team sportg played with five people on each team. Each team ol' five works together to put the ball in the other team's '- -aio-M, sa , Ll? M' ' ffl Q J UNIGR VARSITY L to R3 Laura Zirelli, Celeste Vella, Mary Beering, Ai- mee Tsunenmoto, Sharon Kavanaugh, Lisa Camera, Jodi Colucci, Michelle Alich, Coach-Sandy Harris. elevated basket. A player may dribble, pass, and shoot the ball The team with the most points after the game wins. n-:SST H, . ,Z - 'if 1 3 A L5 - ,f 1 L to RgJul1a Elllngson, Linda Pleters, Theresa Cr , QL : Ann Harrison, Anne Bartron, Erin Fitzgerald, rv . . K fff-1 :,,.fft -1132554-5 Jardine, Lisa Murray, Coach- Sue Stretch. :file-5 'af .vw Um. we N an rag: X fx 'ff Life? gm 'V ggssiga Q. . ,V - M, wg, . . X, .f as ' 5 2: .. fl- ' riisgz xllr big little sister activities .1 Big Little Sister activities are annual events which occur throughout the year. Some of our activities center around eatf ing, for example, the big little sister hox lunches or hot fudge sundae surprises. Other activities center upon class intramurf als and spirit. One ot' the main purposes ol' these activities is to help each other to learn about each other and to grow in living what community really is. .MW alifomia national scholarship honor federation society Grade 12: Kasi Allen Kathleen Barrick Lisa Bazzano Theresa Beach Kimberly Beban Marie Borrecco Caro- lyne Bosque Darby Bullivant Laura Caccia Jennifer Coggins Ann Cribari Katherine Cullen Nicole DeLaur- entis Susan Drake Amy Ellingson Lynette Firpo An- gela Francisco Cheryl Fraser Lisa Granucci Victoria Hall Joan Hazelwood Winifred Hegarty Huda Jadal- lah, Andrea Johannes, Britta Johnson, Sara Johnson, Katherine Kimball, Jacqueline Kraft, Vivian Kwan, Seraphim Leemon, Lydia Liu, Helane Looze, Jennifer Miura, Lisa Molinari, Elicia Morrow, Carolyn Mosely, Susan O'Neill, Colleen Paul, Tina Peratis, Nadine Quion, Eileen Ridley, Melinda Rupp, Catherine Ryan, Patricia Ryan, Kristi Skjerdal, Michelle Sullivan, Eliza- beth Syme, Lydia Villegas, Calleen Wilcox, Anne-marie Wilson. Grade 11: Lisa Ashley Gloria Azalde Michelle Berger Catherine Brown Catherine Bueno Joanna Colucci Theresa Cravalho Julie Farray Mary Ford Sylvia Ful- ton Luisa Giulianetti Angela Guccione Julie Ham- mack Christina Harrison Christine Ho Andrea Iar- dine Karen Krebser Lisa Lombardi Magie Michail Christina Perez Maureen Rowe Tara Slowey Maura Thielen Crystal Thomas Barbara Wittick. N.H.S. Candidates Grade 12: Deanna DuBois April Exner Cherry Kim Dawn Moore Maria Nash Terri Randleman Christiane Smith Kimberly Taggart Margaret Vasilakos Lenore Wagner. Grade 11: Audrey Baccus Eileen Chang Yvonne Chow Suzanne Gladkoff Militza Lazich Elizabeth Roen Nor- ma Sotomayor. Grade 10 Kit Batlna Kathleen Castro Josephine Chew Jenn1ferClaesgens Suzanne Coffey Dom1n1Kellv Deb orah Llu Nancy Milla Jennifer Moon Patricia Nuck ton Hilary Owen Barbara Pasco Elizabeth Philliber Lor1Raess Elisabeth Schmeders Karen Uhlig Jennifer Yun I+ l' DP RA'l ION Grade 12 Kasi Allen Kathleen Barrick Lynette Irirpo Cheryl Fraser Victoria Hall Winifred Hegarty Britta Johnson Lydia Liu Lisa Molinari Dawn Moore Elicia Morrow Nadine Quion Eileen Ridley Melinda Rupp Patricia Ryan Kristi Skjerdal Michelle Sullivan Elizabeth Syme Lydia Villegas CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHII NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' I I ' Grade ll Michelle Berger Catherine Brown Rhonda Brown Joanna Colucci Theresa Cravalho Luisa Giulianetti Suzanne Gladkoff Joanna Creene Julie Hammack Christina Harrison Christine Ho Grade 10 Marie Agcaoili Kit Batina Audrey Berlowitz losephme Chew Lauren luppa Nancy Milla Iennifer Moon Andrea Iardine Militza Lazich Christina Perez Maria Pizzoli Marta Rojas Maureen Rowe Caroline Scatena Tara Slowey Linda Struck Maura Thielen Crystal Thomas Patricia Nuckton Barbara Pasco Elizabeth Philliber Jennifer Priestley Elisabeth Schnleders Karen Uhlig lenniter Yun i C i f'. bl-U P' 2. H 1 I I I A I l ' I campus ministry who plan and coordinate various activities which are faith building and faith sharing. The programs include class and small group re- treats, regular liturgy and paraliturgical cele- brations, an Adult Spirituality series, and facul- ty celebrations Campus Ministry is a group of Christians dedi- cated to the development of a Christian Com- munity at N.D.B. It is a group of individuals ,E ll ll ll 1,1 l rl l ii gs ,,. it vi I l O o l t . 1 v li it 1 Members 1981-1982 Seraphim Leemon, Kathy Holland, Patti Ryan, Terri Randleman, Michelle Podwojski, Lydia Villegas, Lisa Molinari, Michele Six, Kim Taggert, Kristi Skerjdal, Nadine Quion, Karen Spillane, Lydia Liu, Peggy Aranyosi, Elicia Morrow, Lisa Porter, Juli Beach, Hailey Bellack, Maureen Miller. The faculty members for this year are: Miss Melinda Facelli, Miss Mary Lou Schoone, and Mrs. Ellen Six. 22 C.3..S. These initials stand for Cultural Awareness Society -the The cluh's main goal through the year is to raise 341410 to club made up of those students who are interested in allow- donate to St. fIohn's Tutoring Venter ol' San Francisco, ing fellow Americans to experience the many cultures of where education is provided for immigrants from loreign the world through examples of each culture-'s food or cus- countries. This is done mainly through the annual luncheon toms. and various fund raisers. X 1 f Members of the Cultural Awareness Society: Top Row-Cathy Brown, Josephine Chew, Luisa Cuilianetti. Lydia Liu tPresi- dentlg 2nd Row-Mallory Bellack, Cathy Schlatter, Karin Eo, Nadine Quion tVice-Presidentll Sird Row-Vivian Tsai, C'athy Bueno, Jennifer Yun, Lydia Villegasg 4th Row-Eunji Lee, Maureen Carr, Kelli Mack, Michelle Berger, Eileen Chang. Dehhie Liug Bottom-Vida Kong, Seraphim Leemon, Jennifer Miura 1SecretaryfTreasurerl, and Tina Zander. Not pictured: -lulie Hammock, Christine Ho, Gloria Jue, Lee Monick, Patricia Pastor, Diane Fouto, Heidi Maier, and Maureen Miller. 23 choral concert The Chorale has had an outstanding year. Many of the selections sung by the students were'difficult and very ambitious for a high school chorusg for example the How Excellent Thy Name by Howard Hanson, and the Alle- sprmg 1982 luja for the Exsultate Jubilate by Mozart. All three levels of chorus, Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced, accomplished more than pre- vious choral classes. Mrs. Gomes thanks and congratulates each of her students! christmas activity The Christmas Activity is an annual event sponsored by the Spirit Club. Santa took a day off to come to join the girls in a picture. Candy canes and chocolates are on sale for a big or little sister, a friend or a boyfriend. All funds that were raised helped to support Spirit Club. Q 5 If ., Ali christmas program This year's Christmas Program was a joint effort ofthe Drama and Choral classes. The Drama I classes presented a readers Theater version of The Fir Tree and a scene from the 1980's Broadway play, Junior Miss. a-or ' I recital crestmont The Crestmont Conservatory Recital is an an- nual event occurring in the last month or two of school. Its purpose is to bring together all the Conservatory students from Notre Dame and have each of them perform a classical piece. In this way, the recital ensures the Conservatory students experience in public performing and, at the same time, demonstrates the students' newly learned techniques from the proceeding year. l i l cultural awareness day On February 4th, Cultural Awareness Day 1982, members of the Cultural Awareness Society pre- na, Philippines, Italy, Japan, Germany and Afri- cal and shared these foods with the student body administration, and faculty. During the scheduled student body meeting, a speaker advocated the importance of being cul pared dishes from different nations isuch as Chi- turally aware. This was followed by demonstra tions of Afro-American double dutch and Kore an martial arts. .,. 1 - 3 - . 5, Hifi x y J'4 V, 25 Wy 's J. ,. M fin crystal ball '81 1 G..Q Crystal Ball was the theme for this year's Christmas Formal pre- sented by the National Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation in December. Couples danced amidst elaborate decora- tions and enjoyed a variety of music. The evening was one we shall never forget. Special thanks to KB. 75.4 f,,ry'1 C offgfftfff T -ska: .- 1 N wx f I 31 -ve ad daughter rnardi gras Notre Dame-'s annual Dadfllaughter Mardi Gras was on February 23. Students escorted their fathers to a gala evening ot' continuous enjoyment. A delicious dinner of Italian delicacies was served, followed by dancing and photographs taken by Yearbook. Everyone had a fantastic time and is looking forward to spending another night on the town with their fathers next year. 1 , 'L if i as .amapgn N X as cr-7 32 C' Ki!f 'ly The lJam'e-A-'l'l'1un for Muscular Dystrophy was an exciting and a rewarding eve-nt for all who participated. The students danced for 7 hours and raised over 35700.00 for the causc. Pm- Suund was an AWESOME system and it was greatl UN EVEN ff 'X '4 DING BAT DAY The day when everyone goes dingy and dresses up in a t.otally wacky outfit! lt's the time of year when students and faculty show their innermost creativity in thinking up a unique costume to re- l S! A1 1 fi xxx it X fl l .4 ' 1 l E present their true character. So this year, as 9 alwaysQ there were many wild and crazy people walking down NDB's halls and having loads of fun out on the West Lawn! i . L L ! L l i 1 l l nfl I . I 1 X fV , Z.- , -. L ', . Z ' , I .v 14' ,nr:f 3ff1,i+1fQ gi 'W 4,1591 ff' 1 ,gr A -' A N. Ml. 15:9 '-vu Ps 'gb-c ei, Us ' sv- ' Q f 1 ' -5 + ' i 1 l - 'i m., if s 'Ili 5 9' t Ding Bat Day is also the day of pure fun and craziness, shoving pumpkin pies down your throat, trying to create a normal looking jack-o- lantern out of an oddly shaped pumpkin, guessing how many jellybeans are in a jar, chomping on illegal bumble gum to blow the biggest bubble possible, and parading around school in very unique costumes. What. a day! in ' 1 ' 'Pm 7 .,,' ., -., ll .4 .7 'Q u 5.1 4 1 'C if I , . Tl if .- Q' , l 9 xg' y - l V I - vi ' 3 - 7 - , gpg- b , 4 ' Ci- -. ' - ' di I -j , s'f '-. 23 TY ., 'i ' A Hifi. N - 411 Q x fi f 5 -19112 ' A r - . .. fr , MH 5 - lv .4 , 'i ' ' S - ,Q . .y ,V , Q . , i ---ew---.. , Q fc i - 4' - 35 nu- Q. .J ' ff rf!! drama production 19 2 Scene 1 -PICNICT hy William Inge Student Director A A A A A Stacey Lorenzi Madge A ,.,, Tami Walsh Flo , A A , A A A A .Kathy Waller Millie A A Cathy Drocco Scene 2 -THE f7Hll,DREN'S HOUR hy Lillian Hellman Student Director, A . A A A A Susan Parry Rosalie A A A A Dina Michelet.ti Mary A A A A A A A A A A ..,, A-Iill Toth Scene za-THE EFI EC'I' OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN- THE MOON MARIGOLDS hy Paul Zindel Student Director A A ,,., Susan Parry Tillie A A i,.,..,. Maria Reed Ruth A A A A Tracy Ferguson I 'I l i Scene 4 -THE CHALK GARDEN by Enid Bagnold Student Director AAAAAA.,A..AAAAA.A,. Anne Lucier Miss Madrigal ,AAAAA..AAA.A.A.AAA.., Melissa Piro Laurel .,.AAAAAA 1 AAAA.AAAA.....AA Tami Dickerson Scene 5 -THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE by Jay Pres- son Allen Student Director .,AAAA.A.AAAAAAAA..AA.. Lisa Bell Miss Brodie AAAAAAA.AA,AA....,A Colleen McNamara Miss Mackay A.,A,A.A.A,r.A.A.AA,,., Renee Beainy Scene 6 -VANITIES by Jack Heifner Student Director AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA. L isa Bell Mary A,.AAAA,.A A,.,A,AA M ara Guintoli Joanne A,.AA AAAAA C ourtney Schauer Kathy A , ,AA,A Laura McHugh 36 :Sf Director Productlon Manager Stage Manager Sta e Hands Lynn Ennxs Lmda Evane Aldeen Fltzgerald Carrie Edens Lrsa Bell Make Up Ieannle Kelcher Iulxe Ford Rene Flgone evil MS Vlr lma Elliott Mme. lf llzabeth Modena Heather Rock Costumea loan Wratten Ma gn Rogers Props f laudla I ullo Nltole Pregosl Wendv luttrell Women in drama Refreshments Chalrwomen lxrls C faterma V isll Nlckle Wenthr lt l mda Fvans Susan 0 I earv lxessev Schelew Beth l'l9l'sl1I'l13l1 Nancv 0 Plwnn lXlFI'l Simpson by lllen and llllle Hewitt Morag, lawlch l,6lJlllQ l lnattonl Aldeen lwtzgerald fakex Whltehxll lxarc n Benton Nxclw Wheaton lulle Anderxon Y . -, 'i 'i3 , t . . ' 'gf . Q f 's r , x 3 J 3 , ' I .a 0 1. ' , N 8 X l l ff , f A : ' 'X ,...,.,.., 3.1 V r' . ' u l t v A 1 'fu Ali, L ' '- 1 -f, 7 7 A 5 Q' ,, ...m--- X' V - . . ' K ' 1 I YM,,4 x , .. ,,, . . A ', Y f ' . . I , 4 x f I ' if , , x. w . , g , 3 , '. - , I - li . ' 0 I' J Aw ' - 2 I 5 ' , ' l' 2 z l I r hu. k Ll N 'xv lv Av by ' ' ' I' ' ' , '. , ' ' ' I . ' ' , ., , 1 . ' . ' .' ,. X. V ' . ' A A .l 1 A .l I I . - A , 37 council xecutive mamma . nkx im I Sue Kabeary was this year's Activity Director. Sue describes her job as one that requires lots of ener- gy. Sue has organized and attended the many activities she puts on. For example, Sue spon- sored jump-rope-a-thons, mixers, dance-a-thons. The executive council is a group of six student body officers: President, Vice-President, Activities Director, Athletic Manager, Treasurer, and Secre- tary. These six officers are elected by the entire student body the year previous to their assuming office. The executive council works for the benefit of the student body. Mimi Sullivan was Student Body President for 1981-82. She said that her job was a challenging one. She found that listening skills and patience were two major prerequisites for her office. Mimi coordinated all the student body meetings and student council proceedings. Joan Hazelwood served as Vice- President for 1981-82. Her job was varied and challenging. Joan coordinated the many ac- tivities that occurred within the school community, from Big- Little Sister Activities, to Ding Bat Day to Dad-Daughter Mar- di Gras. 2 ix., .I The council works toward fostering effective lead- ership for our associated student body. The execu- tive council also serves to promote communication among students for the resolution of their prob- lems and concerns. Above all each officer is avail- able for any student to talk to because our main concern is each student and her view. fl We hope we have served to the students' expecta- tions because this was really our goal. We thank each and every person who contirbuted and made our jobs just that much easier, and we wish next year's student body officers much success. J Y, Britta Johnson was the Student Body Athletic Manager for 1981-82. She worked untiringly upon her outfits and speeches given at student body meetings to transfer some of her enthusiasm and energy to others. Britta's areas of responsibil- ities included class intramurals and playoffs and the yearly production of Aquacades. QV! Vicki Hall was the Student 1 3z,,..g,gqQm an She sees her job as a learning Body Secretary for 1981-82. ' experience as well as a neces- She describes her job as one u sary service for the school. In that requires tremendous orga- retrospect, Vicki found that nizational skills talthough this office required more of a helpful, not totally necessaryj. time commitment than she had . first thought. 4 'Bill M V nanr V' K.C. Cullen was Student Body Treasurer for 1981- 82. She found that she had to be very organized and efficient to work so closely with the Executive Council and the Student Body. Communication, responsibility and a calculator were major parts of her office. K.C. found that her responsibilities included many trips to the bank, many hours counting money, and many nights balancing the check book. She said: There was never a dull moment and I had a great time. sz B wi, PARK Il HN Sr. Debbie Blake :z ., it ,, : v I 1 ' 'v X. A '. Sr. Frances Charlton Carole Donley Virginia Elliott, aculty Fantastic, friendly, fraternal, Asso ciation of astoundingly aware, Con cerned, caring, creative, Utterly un tiring, unceasing, Loving, learned, lively, Tremendously talented teachers-Yes your FACUL- TY! . - Peggy Suzanne Brady Carlos Valerie James Collett-Wood Costello Fr. Michael Downey Jacqueline Elcombe f L LM Cathy Maria Finno Gomes Sandy Harris Wilma Hoffman 7' Leon Ann Kortenkamp Kuchins 9 v r 5 Marcia Mary Liberati Mansell-Bower - T - ' 1 I Jennie Alice McCarthy McCarthy-Rouse l e Michael Elizabeth McKenna Modena Jane Howard Sr. Angele Lewis Linelle Marshall Mary McCourt Robert Monaco Y' I fly, William Mott, Ruth Ramherg . .eg ,ill f l I Ellen Six I 1' I , ,g L Lf J I l IA Thomas Murray Joan Salveson Susan Stretch Josephine Peterson 1 -aj nf 71 f , ex Richard Schultz ,-Q Annie Takla ' I ouise Thornton V Kathleen Tiernan Louise Wratten family circus day This year the picnic activity held on May 2nd revolved around a circus theme. The day consisted of an exciting student talent show, professional clowns, a talented juggler and balance man, a B.B.Q., lawn games and the hit of the day, a real dunking machine. fi, 4 sl 6333. 1 V. 4'8'A.,4l an . ,, . 5' 'pf . S gifmi-4 'F '44 QL: L ft .Q if 'X' N.D. girl takes the plunge! forum The Forum serves many purposes. It serves as an educator, an entertainer, but more impor- tantly, The Forum promotes a sense of com- muniunity spirit by calling attention to prob- lems that arise or may arise, and provides feasi- ble suggestions for solutions. 4 Editor-in-Chief: Christiana Rojas, Entertainment Edi- tor: Jackie Marcillac, Sports Editor: Terri Randleman, Business Manager: Marta Rojas, Feature Editor: .loan O'Donald, Writers are: Lisa Ashley, Paula Burch, Lisa Hannah, Tina Harrison, Tricia Hunter, Angela Guc- , 4 , , xx iw ,V M, - 4 f ,wi A , 1 ,Y . 1 ww 46 WL-1544! A at gli? 1, D, 9-4--N cione, Sara Johnson, Vlaire Lynch, Heidi Maier, Jackie Marcillac, Barbara Pasco, Denise Remedios, Maura Thielen, Vristiana Rojas, Marta Rojas, Terri Randle- man, Michelle Trucco. foundress day 1982 Foundress Day is enjoyed every year at Notre Dame in remembrance of Saint Julie Billiart who founded the sisters who made our school into a reality. The day begins with Mass and continues with many exciting activities which include the fam- ous game: water-polo. J 45, V 'is Wffx ,, -..ici 111 JHP'Tlv-X 9 Y auf 1: X X X X, X x if- '1-'-1nhr- xr Y, q...-.,i I A ..... '--' -. ,...,,, lil Y ' 'Q----...... K isp-. ,NV fwfr - Hu french luncheon The French Luncheon is an annual event orga- nized and prepared by students. The faculty coordinators include Madame Takla and Ma- E - , I 1 P ' ian ' r - dame Marshall. The students extend an open invitation to all faculty members. 7 . 5 A fi-:Z:4, rAA':-fl 1. F'-1-n....l Q ' . eu 14.6.4 . . Y . 4' ,MS V .B E 44 . PJ? I . 1 V' 4 7 ,, ,T I . .ZAT .4--'.. rf at Y Z- S , E! .., 1 W 5 4. t Fl The Freshman Orientation class is designed to help freshman make the transition from junior high school to high school. Major emphasis is placed on orientation to Notre Dame, study skills, personal growth and development, and drug and sex education. ,- hw.,-:gr J at-,OTS al but special mixture of indi- viduals who each in their own O O A unique class with an unusu- '- l way have something valuable' to contribute. lie-live lilllzilri-th l,:ium lin-in nv lie-ll llvllillll lnnrlu Auflrex' lie-lwzix lin-rlnwlll x f--wx s ,x al l I Mary Nlarie Wendi Albreg-ht Agcanli Allen I -W, R R Elaine Soccuru Kit Arrunda Barajas Balina -X - .Z Susan Marle- Armandn lim-hnllli Michelle .lull Hazan x was 4 '-ww-4-cO ' Hurkmaster K Nlichelle 'le-nnllc-r Alllwn llmnr- Hurghesi l'llIV!l Hmw-r llmslrmii Stacey Paula flurkiz- l,c-sley Bullivant Hurvh Valmalleru Valhuun ,-....,, M-.J fi 47 4 1 .. . v 1 ' 1 vw. I , Lisa Lauren Karen Corrine Kathy N Patricia Camera Vanevam Varherry Casey Castro Davey . 'V n' ' A' is .OSUJ X X Deburgh Josephine Jennifer Suzanne Lisa Michelle Cereghino Chew Claesgens Coffey Connelly Dodge x E, . ' yy' - 's f . J if V Laura Anna Kristen Patricia Beth Karen Cunnur Cutroneo Cullen Cueno Czarcinski Ellis 0 f-as I e Q U ,' 'sun 0' 'ff .. J 9, 5 , Q I Friends V7 I xi r 5 Q A .Ap X is .N A wa 41 5 A r., QS Denise Degliantuni an -,- ,fwy f. Erin Doyle nik -.1 Madelynn Ennis Traci Dickson 9 5 ' f if N J ? I 1 fl , Virginia Ehrler Sandy Yozomi Edith Dioli 4 -, -.1 Ann Ellingson Petrina Ferguson , l. enjoy fun-filled evening at Christmas formal. 48 s K ll i 2 1 . 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Heather '- Dawn Holly Michelle Karen Smith Smith Smith Spillane Kathryn Linda Nancy Lisa Stasiak Steenman Steenman Stripp fc 4 April Patricia Karen Lisa Strohmaier Sullivan Tentler Thorworth N-.. I -:z Q-Q .W Z. '- Qi .- ll-illlh Mary Nanfy Karen AlIV'll'Ht' Tidd 'lhth Uhllg Ylllzmu lallzlilw Villusin -? Valerie Warner 1 1 , , D l 'Vznnalva Vngeley ,I . 'fvmn NIJ -1 Y Valherine Whitehxll , ' . a -6 Stephanie vuniilein Stacy VVilsun in .,.. A ngl-lu Vucvtn' -A . Q Mucha-Ilv Witter , Na would rl ' AIIPY Plllmhvlh Je-lmlh-r Yuung Yun N1llfl Wm 4- 2 . - Lzmm lm-ll: ulxn I 'vllau I ur ' hrr X.n le-r I ,-Y i ,XP S P -L 1 I n , 4.2 Mun Q I . -.- 5. r. +A 1 fe A 4: - - ' ..,- v- Q- xr' J. class officersfreps. Class Officers: fclockwisej President-Debbie Lui. Activities Director-Monica Fiorettj. Vice President-Kristin Cullen. Athletic Manager- Allison Brayer. Secretary-Treasurer-Patricia Nuckton , 'WJ HF -i Advisory Representatives: il-rj Nancy Milla, Janice Pellizari, Gabirela Rodriquez, Maryanne Gonczol, Josephine Chew, Domini Kelly fBot pict.J Catriona MacKenzie, Colleen McNamara ni l G TCR WPIRIT I ? l I uw E L V Nb A IQZY Yell Leaders: Mary Kmak, Audrey Berlowitz, Mascot: Maria Reed ynn Ennis Q............... Cheerleaders: Trina Ferguson, Heidi Schuster, Wendi Allen, Mimi Tidd, Lisa Connelly, Elizabeth Young. S5 I l I I I I 1 I l graduation june, 1982 This year's commencement exercises were fit- ting for the Class of 1982 because graduation was as unique as the Sailors themselves. The Sailors have every intention of Sailing Awayi' with many of the treasures of the last four years while searching the horizons of life for futures that await them. The introduction of this vol- ume of the Torch asks the question: What are Notre Dame Students Really. All About?,' We think that our class salutatorian , Margaret Va- silakos, and our five valedictorians, Kasi Allen, Winnie Hegarty, Lisa Molinari, Eileen Ridley, and Mimi Sullivan answered for us. Yes, we sail on . . . enriched questioned, and blessed by life. Throughout our four years, we have been known as the goodie- goodie two shoes. Some have loved us for itg some have hated us for it. But if being considerate, intelligent, and friendly is a crime, then we are guilty as charged. -Margaret Vasilakos Each of us is very different from the friend who sits at her side, and it is this variety that has giv- en our class its specialness. We are one united body with many individual goals and dedications. Some of us are scholars, some athletes, some artists, some mu- sicians. Some have worked hard to accomplish goals that the rest of us never knew. And yet, we all did our best to support each oth- er. -Kasi Allen '82 It occurs to me that speaking of women's roles or men's roles may be the ultimate in sexism. After all, when introducing your- self to someone else, do you say, 'I am woman'? Probably not . . . Although our gender is certainly a part of who we are, we are not simply men or women. We are people, and more importantly, we are ourselves. -Wynne He- garty I would like to take Wynne's question a step further by sug- gesting that everyone ask 'What is my role as a world citizen?' Is it not to be concerned with the future of the world? Shouldn't everyone take an active part in the decisions that affect their world? Shouldn't everyone be concerned with the prospect of living instead of being ob- sessed with the idea of merely exisiting? -Eileen Ridley Isn't it now more necessary than ever before to cling to hope? . . . After all, we have only one ship, call it S.S. Earth-and one crew-namely, humanity. We should no more lose hope that humanity with survive the difficulties that threaten our home, the earth, than we would lose hope that our families will survive the difficulties that peri- odically shatter the peace of our personal homes? -Lisa Molinari We shall strive to encourage peace in a troubled world, liberty in oppressive societiesg we shall strive to take responsibility for our futures and become involved citizens. Notre Dame opened our minds and hearts to the prob- lems we face We took this opportunity, worked dilligently, and we are now reaping the re- wards: knowledge, compassion, truth . . . -Mimi Sullivan 1982 JULIE BILLIART AWARDS The Julie Billiart Awards for Academic Excellence are named for St. Julie lthe foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namurl whose courage and vision have challenged and revolutionized educational premises and principles. The recipients are chosen by the academic departments and are based on overall daily perfor- mance of the individuals recognized by the faculty for excellence in each field. Creative Arts Art .......... .... A my Ellingson Music .......... .... L isa Granucci English .i.............. Eileen Ridley Foreign Language Spanish ............. Lisa Molinari French ............. Huda Jadallah Mathematics . . . ....... Kasi Allen Religion ..... ..... P atricia Ryan Science ......,....... Eileen Ridley Social Studies ...... Winifred Hegarty N' 1 graduate awards NAT10g3gh1ygggggx,gffgIgER OF Kasi Allen Victoria Hall Winifred Hegarty Michelle Sullivan Anne-Marie Wilson CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION LIFE MEMBERS Kasi Allen 'F Kathleen Barrick Lynette Firpo it Cheryl Fraser it Victoria Hall 'k Winifred Hegarty Britta Johnson 'f Lydia Liu Lisa Molinari if lk Elicia Morrow Nadine Quion 2' Eileen Ridley Melinda Rupp 'i Patricia Ryan Kristi Skjerdal Michelle Sullivan Elizabeth Syme Lydia Villegas 4' if I lOO 2i Membership NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GOLD SEAL MEMBERS Kasi Allen Kathleen Barrick Lisa Bazzano Theresa Beach Kimberly Beban Marie Borrecco Carolyne Bosque Darby Bullivant Laura Caccia Jennifer Coggins Ann Cirbari Katherine Cullen Nicole DeLaurentis Susan Drake Deanna DuBois Amy Ellingson April Exner Lynette Firpo Angela Francisco Cheryl Fraser Lisa Granucci Victoria Hall Joan Hazelwood Winifred Hegarty Huda Jadallah Andrea Johannes Britta Johnson Sara Johnson Cherry Kim Katherine Kimball Jacqueline Kraft Vivian Kwan Seraphim Leemon Lydia Liu Helane Looze Jennifer Miura Lisa Milinari Dawn Moore Elicia Morrow Carolyn Mosely Maria Nash Susan O'Neill Colleen Paul Tina Peratis Nadine Quion Terri Randleman Eileen Ridley Melinda Rupp Catherine Ryan Patricia Ryan Kristi Skjerdal Christiane Smith Michelle Sullivan Elizabeth Syme Kimberly Taggart Margaret Vasilakos Lydia Villegas Lenore Wagner Calleen Wilcox Anne-Marie Wilson CALIFORNIA STUDENT AID COMMISSION WINNERS Kimberly Beban April Exner Marie Borrecco Jennifer Miura Carolyne Bosque Elicia Morrow Jennifer Coggins Nadine Quion PELL GRANT AWARDS Theresa Beach April Exner College Scholarships Kasi Allen .,,........... University of California, L.A.-Alumni, Chancellor Theresa Beach ....,,, University of San Francisco Marie Borrecco ....l.. University of San Francisco Deanna DuBois ....,...,.. University of Arizona Lynette Firpo ,.... .,., U niversity of San Diego Angela Francisco .....,. Savannah College of Arts gl Design Victoria Hall ......,..... University of California, Berkeley, Alumni Winifred Hegarty , . . H Sara Johnson ,,... ,..... P epperdine University I . ,Stanford Universitv Lisa Molinari . . . . . ,University of California, L.A. Eileen Ridley , .,...., University of California, L.A. Chancellor University of the Pacific Melinda Rupp , , . . University of California, L.A. Chancellor University of Santa Clara University of the Pacific Doelger Scholarship Patricia Ryan Dominican College Michelle Sullivan University of California, Berkeley, Alumni University of Notre Dame Rice University Honors-At-Entrance Lynette Firpo-San Diego State University Angela Francisco-Savannah College of Arts 81 Design Lisa Cranucci-College of Notre Dame Huda Jadallah-University of the Pacific Andrea Johannes-San Jose State University Eileen Ridley-University of the Pacific Melinda Rupp-University of the Pacific Michelle Sullivan-University of Notre Dame Elizabeth Syme-University of the Pacific LOCAL AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Bausch 8: Lomb Science Award-Cheryl Fraser Belmont Rotary Club Scholarship-Victoria Hall, Wini- fred Hegarty,,Elicia Morrow C.A. Buck Foundation Scholarship-Calleen Wilcox Century III Leadership-Eileen Ridley Daughters of the American Revolution-Lisa Molinari Notre Dame High School, Belmont California Scholarship Federation 8m National Honor Society Award Sara Johnson, Michelle Sullivan Elks National Foundation tRedwood City Lodgel Most Valuable Student Award Lisa Molinari Gemco Scholarship-Kasi Allen Redwood City-San Carlos-Belmont Board of Realtors Scholarship-Theresa Beach Redwood City-San Carlos-Belmont Board of Realtors Achievement Award-Margaret Vasila- kos San Mateo County 4-H Scholarship Fund-Elicia Mor- row Society of Women Engineers-Chevron Eileen Ridley Soroptomist International-San Carlos-Belmont Britta Johnson Spirit Award-ln Memory of Susan Kemper Joan Hazel- wood awaiian dance This year's Hawaiian Dance was held on April 23rd. Stu- dents were enthusiastic about the Aloha theme and appropri- ately dressed in their Hawaiian print clothing It was considered hy Juniors and Seniors as their last chance dance for Prom dates. Being also the last mixer ofthe year, the seniors were especially enthusiastic in attending the dance for old times' sake. Everyone seemed to really enjoy her night! 3 1 x . . ., ,. 1. N4 x honors day 1982 Honors Day, 1982, was held on June 4 in Notre Dame Audito- rium. The traditional purpose of the day has been to honor the current graduating class as well as t.o acknowledge academic achievement of all the classes. The morning begins with the formal procession of the graduates, the Baccalaureate Mass, the induction of the new Student Body Officers, California Scholarship Federation and National Honor Society members, the Salutatory Address, the presentation of Scholarships, the Valedictory Address, Honors, and concludes with the Alma Mater. The Salutalorian was selected by the graduating class as the person whom most exemplifies the class spirit and character. The Saluatatorian for the Class of 1982 is Margaret Anna Vasilakos. The Valedictory Address has been traditionally given by the student who maintained the highest grade point average in her class over the last four years. The Class of 1982 had five candidates who maintained a 4.0 g.p.a. during their time at Notre Dame. The Valeditorians for the Class of 1982 are Kasi Caryn Allen, Winifred Iris Hegarty, Lisa Ma- rie Molinari, Eileen Regina Ridley, and Michelle Anne Sullivan. DEPARTMENT AWARDS CREATIVE ARTS AWARDS Lisa Bell Drama Service Award Kathleen Castro Beginning Chorus Intermediate Chorus Wendi Allen Kasi Allen Advanced Chorus Advanced Chorus Advanced Chorus Lisa Granucci Laurie Inman ENGLISH AWARD English IV Kasi Allen, Kathleen Barrick, Cheryl Fraser, Winifred Hegarty, Jacqueline Kraft, Lisa Molinari, Eileen Ridley, Michelle Sullivan, Lydia Villegas English III Catherine Brown, Christina Perez, Hilary Owen, Deborah Liu English Il Patricia Nuckton, Elisabeth Schnieders, Tamalya Vogeley, Jennifer Yun FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS French I Victoria Del Rosario, Antoinette Esquerra, Lisa Stiefelmaier, Andria Tay French II Kit Batina, Maureen Carr, Josephine Chew, Jennifer Moon French III Jennifer Priestley, Nadine Quion Italian I Anne Callan, Joanne Nunes, Chritina Perez HIGHEST GRADE POINT AVERAGE Class of 1983. . .Hilary Owen Class of 1984. . .Kit Batina, Josephine Chew, Deborah,Liu, Elisabeth Schnieders - Class of 1985. . .Maureen Carr, Lisa Hannah, Eunji Lee, Mylien Pham, Andria Tay, Vivian Tsai YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT Carolyne Bosque, Lisa Molinari, Eileen Ridley HUGH O'BRIEN YOUTH FOUNDATION OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE Julianne Beach SUE KEMPER SPIRIT AWARD Joan Hazelwood Spanish I Maureen Carr, Patricia Nuckton Spanish II Elisabeth Schnieders Spanish III Eileen Ridley Advanced Spanish Patricia Ryan QCNDJ MATHEMATICS AWARDS Algebra I Victoria Del Rosario, Aideen Fitzgerald, Lisa Hannah, Holly Roloff, Andrea Smith, Andria Tay Geometry Eunji Lee, Elisabeth Schnieders Algebra IIfTrig Theresa Cravalho Math Analysis Winifred Hegarty, Lisa Molinari SCIENCE AWARDS Biology Jennifer Moon, Elisabeth Schnieders Chemistry Yvonne Chow, Mary Ford, Christine Ho Physics Eileen Ridley hostess club Hostess Club is a service organization. The members learn skills to assist in a variety of activities as hostesses, ushers, guides and serv- 9I'S. .,v J f' iii' ' t. .Na z g .. 'N L- l fl1'.lQ,.' :Fi ew' e l i ' l ' 1 X 1 ii ' ',..-E' ' i it' , i ,LALI . f , 5 5 i ' lQ-- fri' A i A 1 ,I 3, 'W ' N - V, l l 7 K f- fi: i i 5 Q b l - u . 1 - K, 'Ufnqgv-f ls., -4. ' , 'Q JQQQ1- 'ri l Hostess Club members include: Gloria Azalde, Mi chelle Berger, Hilary Owen, Marianne Calabretta, Theresa Cravalho, Jackie Marcillac, Karen Uozomi Dianne Sullivan, April Strohmaier, Patrice Guzman, Kathy Pappas, Michelle Marks, Maura Thielen, Ca sey Whitehill, Chris O'Connell, Karen Krebser, Su zanne Gladkoff, Katie Gilmore, Darcy Sweet, Kelli Mack, Linda Getz, Sue Phay, Carmen Nicholson, Lucia Zumudio, Doris Ostrowski, Julie Lovotti, Julie Hammack, Andrea Jardine, Angela Guccione, Melina da Rupp, Laura Six, Cathy Brown, Eileen Chang . ump rope-athon The Jump Rope-a-thon was a suc- cessful fund raiser! It was sponsored by Sue Kabeary, Janice Pellizzari, Ms. Facelli, Monica Fioretti, Carrie Edens, Terri Randleman, and Heidi Maier for the National Heart Associ- ation. ir f.c, xr 5 NV ' A' 5 Hwgyv ,.f W 537' A I If 3 M QP' f Hu E! if I! 5 ll ix ' V f '- Q! x.. junior senior picnic The Junior-Senior picnic was held on Friday, May 28, on the front lawn. A tasty menu of gourmet salads, desserts and submarine sand- wiches began the festivities. After the lunch, the junior class planned an afternoon of excit- ing, games. The pool was available and every- one had a great time. 47 LQ? ax.. Ant, f 445 hu L Q W- f I 4 1 4 ,xlq Q.. QF i,,,i All 63 ff. la. s 1 IF' 4 1 ,. 541 3114 , 1 OV lwx I 6 wig Q IU juniorlsenior prom , x, , ,. ,. . . - .,.5. ---5.,... . l., J.- ' .. L. 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' K X 5 r x JJ TA ,-1 X ,F 4 iiafffiafff ?ig'g? .xX ,ffilffifxq l F iz' ' .44-- .. .'- -3 x : ,,-x'.'.fuY , x-L' ' ' ' will Vwff- ali - - , xt -P f 'm,,r . ,H-eww 2-L':.g:' -,r siiyv 'jf f ':-' ,igtnf 'Y .5 31:1 z - 1 3-,2wi f-fy, ' N 'Sf sf X H ' X -rf :fa-122: avg . 'XV h. 1-, J , fs . ,kfxy,g.n1 -aw, I P l,'.:n?E.. ' ' - .rTL133ff1'4kf ' 'MIDNIGHT RENDEZVCUSW The junior-Senior Ball on Saturday, the first of May nineteen lnindrea' and eighty-two from seven p.n1. until one a.m. in tlne Garden Court of tlve Sheraton Palace San Francisco, California EI ...of x 4. junior statesrnen of america Junior Statesmen of America is a combined group of many unique individuals who wish to learn and become more involved in governmental and other major issues. Conventions and debates are other aspects of their rewarding experience. Fr. row. Serphim Leemon, Heidi Meyer, Uenji Lei, Debbie Lu, 2nd row. Vivian Kwan, Barbara Wittick, Gloria Azalde, Michelle Six, Linda Stein, 3rd row. Tamalya Vogeley, Karin Uhlig, Vicky Kwan, Chris Rojas, Jacquelyn Marcillac, Marueen Miller, 4th row. Marta Rojas, Chris Perez, Laura Six, Madelyn Bodisco. of .-we ' at iw . , l ll fl A, A a fr 'A 'f 1: 3: L 1 p j , r 1 ' , .if 9 Ly V 'lf ' i , G ', g 6 ,Q 3 A v L. , 66 The Library Club is a service club. Club members staff the library front desk in their unscheduled time. The club's main activity this year was the Book Fair. It was a hugh success and received tremendous support from the students of Notre Dame. The Li- brary Club is coordinated by Mrs. Evelyn Stretch. Mrs. Stretch is ably assisted by Library Club president Lydia Liu, Vice-President Christine Ho, and Secretary Luisa Guilianetti. ibrary club Library Club members include: Ann Araullo, Lori Bocci, Jen Boyd, Cathy Brown, Theresa Cravalho, K.C. Cullen, Charleen Cyrek, Diane Ellingson, Laurie Fava, Caroline Freeman, Luisa Guilianetti Angela Guccione, Jennifer Hayes, Veronica Heredia, Christine Ho, Kathy Holland, Janet Hoops Shannon Kuhne, Cherry Kim, Jackie Kraft, Vivian Kwan, Mimi Limcolioc, Lydia Liu, Denise Miller, Suzanne Nagy, Patti Nuckton, Joanne Nunes, Denise Oldenburg, Cathy Pellizzer, Michelle Pod- wojski, Kim Roach, Wendy Robles, Katy Ryan, Siobhan Saunders, Maura Schwartz, Linda Simoes Laura Six, Jull Smith, Erika Vucetic. 7 9 67 illiard filmore trivia contest is an acedemic scavenger hunt in which a group of students try to ferret out answers to obscure historical, sports, and movie questions. The students are also responsible for submitting five bring-in items. This years inquiring Notre Dame team, led by Mrs. Evelyn Stretch, include from top left clockwise, T.C. Cravalho, Eileen Ridley, Kit. Batina, Katy Gilmore, Patty Ryan, Gloria Azalde, Jennifer Yun lRookie of the Yearl, Lydia Villegas, and Mrs. Stretch. Not pictured: Julie Beach 1LawyerD, Theresa Beach, Eileen Chang, Jennifer Coggins, April Exner, and Michaela Wilczynski. TRlVlg 50.4 ' ! 68 Xfam This year, Notre Dame participated in its second annual luncheon for Oxfam Amer- ica, a nonaprofit international agency which funds self-help development pro- grams in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The student body, faculty, and administration dared to experience the hunger of the poor by sacrificing their usual lunch with a simple meal of rice and tea. Along with this, each person gained personal insights into herself and the world around her. X c X - I Vhp-- arentsf alums We would like to remember here our parents and our fellow alums who consistently work on behalf of Notre Dame High School. Their support and encouragement in their many ways of service enables our school to accomplish and reach for many goals. 1 X if , .vw , 7 .R-5 of 4 A 1 eV ea. .vw ' ns x . i 'tx' . 'Ll r - i ' sq, Q0 tk vi H.. in in f Ex i peer support The Student Support Program is designed to as- sist students in developing effective communica- tion skills and applying them in their school and home communities. They meet one hour after school for eighteen ses sions, and much of the hour is spend participating in activities designed to foster listening and obser vation techniques. W Yi .fx irates: The class of 1985 is so unique that among all of its members there is a multitude of talent. Our spirit, enthusiasm and liveli- ness is unexhaustible. When the going gets rough, we get going and can achieve any goal-the sky's the limit. .-is . Z' ff' ii ' i 1 J V . ' ff J i Murhelle Marci Roberta -lulie Kristin Alirh Alvare7 Ambler Anderson Asmus 4 ' 4 . an il I , 1 .7 ' f l,Hlll'l9 Krista Mary Hailey Mallory Hallam Belian Beering Bellack Bc-llack f' Karen Renate Helene Madeleine Benton Birwe Bochow Bodisco xl! Julie Marla Erica Jeanine Borra Bowie Boyd Boyle 5 Colleen Patricia Anne Cindy Branson Brayer flallan Capek Q. N ,W au,,.w .. fra. V Jwi1f'ff:f ' f f-'P' ,P ' !'i jsL 3 I Julie Kathleen Maureen Vamlyn lmretta Carcione Carney Carr Fhiappinu Ili-lla Mnrte if' Q 1 R. Pi A h NI' J! 4' Rohyn Janet Stephanie Nichole Julie' Chiasson Clausen Fulucci Condon Dil!! 'Em W me 1 V :Y ' fa . ' ' Kerri Patricia Diane Carolyn Pamela Conkling Corey Cuuto Daly Elliott 4 ' 'a -v t ,, .1 .. , U , i , 1 x Vittoria ,lnaniie 'llnvmrn del limarm llc-smnnfl lhcke-rsuri 4 Kristine Valherine Varrie lludge Drocccr l'f1lenQ 4- 1 . Helen llillnn .lulia lillingson LJ Karen Ileann Linda Erkelens Erlin Evane dw sl. Heather Ferranti av I I L Rr! u. Lisa Candice Hannah Haro Claudia Gullo Linrlii Aideen Kathleen Hlizziheth Julie Lynn pl1,m,,,m, 1-'lun-raid Flaherty Fleishman I-'urd 5 Grove , n Q ,B nf Kathleen Nicole Marisa Natalie Laura Elizabeth I-'urd Fregusi Fujikake Gagnon Garvin Harrison W , 4 - - M- f ' S . if Y Y 3' X , Kristen Karen Mara Caroline Gina Julia Gillen Gilgdfirf Giuntuli Greening Grfmdin Hewitt I 2 ,Q rw yu f, -1' -mfsz , W wi Susan Haverty Renee Stephanie Hea Heisley Evalynna Dana Tiffany Ho Hodges Hoo X ,,,,.a 1 s 1 A f .gf 1 -1. ii i . , I I is ,, x 'f.5. YE' ? 'Q-, , ' f 1 1 . V Ay. 4 A 1 A5 A ' f , ,, V f.5i,',,h.l . , -4 ww? ,H I i , ' + . ' I if M- ,imwfga A ' ,Q-, Af , er W V A H f'Q'S5f', ' I V .. 42 z,V,, f ZA U 'J' ' H ,1 N4 74 s 19 -fav I n. -4 J' x Lisa Claudia Molly Maja Horn Hornig Hou Howurth up Sheila Hunter Mary Johnson Christin Iuppa Jeanne Keicher Michelle Jackson Kathleen Kerper Karen Johnson ,,.-vs Holly Koklich l .llll Kraft 4- 1 u -4. ' 1 K Melonie Liddell 1 I I ft 4, yt N Wendy l,utrell 1 Mary K ul-bel lwck Audrey Llewellyn Wa. War: Hope Mack .4 Q lnsa l llllljl fl2ll'qllf'llYlP l,:1l':nglia Lev lree Jeanette Longxtreet 4 aw if - F ff' .X l lly Andrea Marr 1 - 4 A, Slain-y Lorvnvxe Kathleen Martine-Ill f Anne l,urier Ann Mausser 1 71 ggi 'l'h1-re-sa Mendoza Mu-he-lle Mnrtun J-5 He-at rice Nerke . 'J Q4 9 I Anne Millet . -J ff .-.J Michelle Muflett Mary Sylvie Neumann Ocafrain P - l ,. ? Sabrina Nancy 0'Dunnell 0'Flynn .. - ., f-1 Lisa Debra Palladino Panattuni 2 , if x, ' A k Angela Morag Patlun Pavich 4 J .yy I Susan O'Leary A. :I f x .1 1 Patricia Teri Pastor ' nv 1 Yvette Peline Liboria Piazza Maria Ray J' 1 Pia Roselli Y Mellsa Pin, 1 w .3 X, Gretchen Rhndes .Q Susie Santana W, , 1: Klra Pollard J xx ' Margaret Rugars igf' ,A Barbara Sanlnn 'fx 0 X ...qunnnxuwusuur 1 T Munlva Pne-tu .4 ' .f ,4 x Hnlly Ruloff S' vin R Angela Santucci Q - gh, :O nv .' 5' - y. X i .4 Anne- Jvnmm- llnrrlm-y Kew-.Ing Hrlra Sargent Srate-na Srham-r Srhvlvv Sr hmm k ,-.. ' 2 -3: f- -v A- - .- J- . ' 'r ' ' 1 ' ' Vhrlslina Pamella Margaret Knmlwrly Muhf-lv Schrne-der Se-Ile-r Sc-quelra Slmpwn Sux If w 1- ,. 5 5 .V ' 'u , ' 4 4 'Q fl - 1 4 '- , ' , , I , , 3 4 ,, X, I , . , H 1 f :NA I N., I Q if .., A ,A ,E 1.311 1 34 -f l . M' X 1 Andrea Krlqmg- Danielle Barbara Irmda Smith Smith Sncaah Snuthnrn Stem J.,-......v......., --... -, 4 I l. 77 lirikka .luli innt puturedl anne Andria Erma S V usan Suzanne Michele Catherine Stump! Syme Tay Tedrvvw Thielen Viotti vonStein Waller f Catherine ,julie Michelle Vivian Aimee Christine Nicola Jenny Thumgtm Toth Trucco Tsai Tsunemoto Wentholt Wentholt Westjohn Y 1 Jennifer Taren Diana Caterina Anne Marie Kristine Laura Charise Tuck Tuomi Van Gerrevink Vasil Villano Williams Willis Winslow , 1 i Tamara Walsh F5 S Victoria Wheaton -ff '-rv' I Kristina Wright 78 r4 l4ir j' sg. ., WM fn. . M 1 9 5 is RMK' 1--ge.: ,v,, J can Wratten pirate pirit . YELL LEADERS- Yvette Peline, Julie Hewitt, Dionne MASCOT- Nicki Wentholt Mills CHEERLEADERS- Suzie Santana, Julie Carcione, Erikka Stumph, Anne Millet, Pia Roselli, Anna Villano 79 L We're Pirates from Notre Dame High School We study, we read, and we play. We all want to find guys at Serra, To take us out every Friday. Our officers are full of spirit. The class council works hard and is fair. Our cheerleaders are rhythmic and graceful, And our yell leaders full of hot air. Our freshman year is almost over, We hope it's been dandy and fine, But no matter what grade that we are in, We always will have a good time. Pirates, pirates The great class of '85. Pirates, pirates, The Class of '85 Top Row, LR - Tia Smith-Presidentg Carrie Edens- Activi- ties Director, Bottom Row, LR- Aideen Fitzgerald- Athletic managerg Julie Anderson, - Secretary-Treasurerg Laura Garvin- Vice-President - I 62 Vw ,- ..,1 154' .'l'A'Fy Q Matin -x3,,'.T5, I . i I .7 ,- as ,ARA-I-E3 YK. 1-EJ E T' Class representatives: Top Row LR-Karen Benton, Carolyn Daly, Michelle Six. Bottom Row LR - Elaine Munoa, Kathleen Ford, Lisa Hannah -4 A S . 9 lo if J' fi ., A' 2 A fi H AQ 5 Q ' I., gf? af! JP, ,firm fl -za, R9-1 - A ' MX , Wi Q f W ' 'till init HMA ,, u 45 Q, 41. gif 6 if' 1219, Q fb Q In vig f VX, 7 will . , ,A f:,K N IJ 4-uri: .J 'L' 9' Q 'Q 5 1'qQ.lf'v w fi ja-'f - is .zl li l ' FQ ? g gil, if - I 'y Vg' was I Atl' 5buF 1 '-,. 14- A-W-. V-i , ' 'x5r 410 J LU,- , ,rr Di, ' Q Q61 7 r gb 1' 19' . Q' sm at 1 it v, Q i It . 1. , Y l 3 A A' 7' N , , Ei' 4. '12 Q U 7 4541 ' . ,SL gygai J 4 1 D xg, 4 is J f ,J v., g , sv W' , pg m Q ' xg f E I 4 , v , v, -'f 1 y , 1 . .Ns ,kit rw , ujij ',, .,S V, ., - 4 flu v if Q .j 'f Q ,,. , ' fy The Sailors are 153 beach-lovin' beauties with big hearts, busy aihjrs brains, and bright shiny smiles sure to send sunshine your way. We stand out uniquely but you can bet that we get it together when there are goals to be met. United we stand, divided we fall , No question . . . The Sailors have got itll! 2 CLASS OFFICERS: LR Kasi Allen-Vice Presidentg Margaret Vasilokos-President Terri Randelman-Activities Director Lisa Granucci-Secretaryfllreasurer Cathy Bigelow-Athletic Director Q1 A' a Advisory Representatives: LR-Joan O'Donnell, Ni- cole DeLaurentis, Lisa Molinari, Eileen Ridleyg 2nd Row-Theresa Ramirez, Carolyn Mosely, Lisa Baz- zono, Nadine Quion. ailors, ' ' , , , .0 U .-11 Sf-' sdizaxhx MASCOT-Lenore Wagner '2W '7f1, 'iff Splflt , I l 7, , -, ,. ,iw ..,,.l, , -3 I Q ' .E 'xr-r..n A ' Q K i3 'Wl W f t f M ,,,, , .Q una ,, 8' P gl 9 ' , ' L V , Y , V., iw f ' W ,M ,Q , it Q ' f . we ' if 5 V, .,,, , if - 'KW H, JV.- ,Q .. . gg! L gt Q, ., '51'bmL 1 ,L . .,. 4 M 'ra i Y 3' I V b Q Q I , . lgggigfif T QW , are 1 L' lg L , v.,v A . Q is - 1 5 , SQZTVEZQ :: :f w Q 1 .4 iff-f 24153 2,323-11? -I 'J 4 it . ',fw '5 'i r- , 4 'H I , B . . . I ,Iii W if ' Abk ,ah , ,,,, x ,ww , 1 , ,, V ig 4 , , af- . , . yt A A v , mm.. ' i gQbwf,:,:1,f yy A, V - , F. f, ., ,Q.: -. W r V L ml.. ,MA .,,, , M.,e.,,.L., .- .... -. YELL-LEADERS Lisa Scafine, Julie Ven- osa - not pictured: Ida Samawi, Colleen Wilcox --...A-M-.1 CHEERLEADERS- Wynne Hegarty, Marie Borrecco, Kristi Skjerdal, Lydia Liu, Kim Taggart, Vivian Kwan. OUR FRIENIJSHIPS The friendships we have shared Van never be replaeedg The memories of the past Are times we will always face. As seconds become minutes, And days become years, We've all shared many times together Some laughter and some tears. Some one always there When one needed a friendg The warmth of her smile Seemed to have no end. The bond between true friends Can never grow apart: Especially if the feeling Is felt from the heart. The distance we each will travel Cannot affect the loving feelings Of friends who care about each other And are honest and always believing, We trust in the fact, That our friendships will never die And now we are left with the memories Of our yester- years that pass before our eyes On to something great of our hearts design. Laurie Fava '82 Atiqa Abbas Deborah Alleman Kasi Allen Jennifer Armando war' W. 41' vfjf Carla Balzarini Lourdes Barajas Kathleen Barrick Anne Bartron Lisa Bazzano Theresa Beach Kimberly Beban floira- Shannon Birmingham ,ori Bocci :hx , A -gf Catherine Bigelow Susan Bludau .Jeanette Buiteux I'-4' 4-f' 'Y Elizalielh Horns Marie llfmrrevvo Carulyne Bosque Darby Hullivant Tammy Burke Laura Vaccia I 14 fl, 'Tj Pi' f .I Anne Cantwell Alexandra Carrillo Jennifer Coggins Christine Carothers Katherine Cullen Amelia Centis Nirnle DeLaul'6IlLlS Ann Cribari Ann Dillon Charleen Cyrek Lisa DeSant0lo Mary Doak 'dl 4:-sy I' 1'--f T rg:-sw Susan Drake Anna-Claire Eakin Sarah Edwards QN I-of EZ? Deanna Dubois Gisele Ehollito Amy Ellingson 1- ' dw . xii T19 April Exner Faranak Fzirhang Laurene Fava Lynette Firpo 1 '45 'ff' Noreen Figcme Erin Fitzgerald -ov-vc? -A f'7 'Tj Z? Angela Francisco Caroline Freeman Anne flahrielli , vi 4f !P fn? Cheryl Fraser Karen Good Linda Fryhling Lisa Guzman Denise Gardey Joan Hazelwood Lisa Granucci Victoria Hall Winifred Hegarty -4-'lp 88 Ara Herczeg Stacie Hill Jacqueline Hurtado Veronica Here-dia Annika Holmberg Laurie Inman Q Huda Jadallah Britta Johnson Susan Kabeary Andrea Johannes Sara Johnson Cherry Kim 'T' -Pi 4' 'mv Qin. Q44 Q Will? 'QS 1,14 Katherine Kimhall Jennifer Kinkele Seraphim Leemon Michelle Leon Jacqueline Kraft Shannon Kuhne Cheryl Leonard Stacey Leong Vivian Kwan Lisa Lavaysse Lydia Liu Helane Looze QNQHQ ' an y f P K.-',.,, X Elena Lopez Kathleen Lording Maureen McLaughlin Denise Miller Deirdre Lyons Ann Mackall Jennifer Miura Lisa Molinari Nancy MacLachlan Angela Marcheschi Dawn Moore Elicia Morrow 1 M 1 91 Carolyn Mosely Jeanine Murphy Denise Oldenburg Susan O'Neill Maria Nash Sheree Neoh Susanna Pacheco Colleen Paul Kerry Nixon Joan O'Donnell Tina Peratis Lynn Pereira 92 t7 -of 'f r 'MY Maria Petteruti Nadine Quinn Lisa Roesch Phyllis Rubens Theresa Ramirez Terri Randleman Melinda Rupp Catherine Ryan Eileen Ridley Kimberly Roach Patricia Ryan Framine Sailers fi ,4Nq,, ifi. 4? --J? 93 Ida Samawi Lisa Scafine Gizela Sipos Shannan Saunders Linda Sirimes Laura Six , , - Y? -Q Elizabeth Stupian Michelle Sullivan Colette Tilley Eva Varga Elizabeth Syme Kimberly Taggart Margaret Vasilakos Julie Venusa Marie-Celine Takatsunu Jessica Thumas Adriana Villano Lydia Vellegas Fin 0-04 v-'P '-IT? A it 95 I Look -ro -n-Ie aaa REFLECTIONS IN THE waves :PARK MY MEHORY -some I-IAPPY, 50l'lE :snu I THINK or cnIl.m-sooo FRIENDS If AND THE DREAP15 W - ,A -'r f1'Y WE HAD . l E ka Vucetlc Lenore Wagner Mary Wese o Patricia l h Calleen Wilcox Williams Anne-Marie Wil 43 ffl 7- - . .iai I Gina Wilson Kathleen Yates i Alicia Young Christina Zander l 1,27 if softball A sport played in the spring when the weather ranges from rainy to sweltering. At Notre Dame softball is played by a team of very talented and versatile players who have won their league for the last four years. ' 1 1 .V ' :JH -, ,Lg-, K lf H . W I fig, I . f. ,f. ,i W 9' 'lay fu si-1 ' ' 1 ' - l il rl i -W' Q-I if l haw llflqr E 315 ' t -Je ? as za-,s,,r- I ' '1 .' ,,-' 1,5 IN ,Db-,A x ' ia.. A ntl, Team Members: Top Row LtoR: Diann Ell- ingson, Anne Barton, Mike McKenna fcoachj, Mary Ford, Jackie Reed, Debbie Liu fManagerJ. Bottom Row Lto R: Theresa Cra- valho, Sue Perlick, Laura Garvin, Gina Ber- lin and Carmel Hernandez. md. nilmwi sophfsenior brunch The SophfSenior Brunch is an annual event which is held on Honors Day. The Sophomore Class treats the Seniorsftheir big sistersfto a luncheon in the din- ing room. This year's menu included turkey and mushroom crepes, sparkling cider, fresh fruit, and a soft roll. Dessert was a beautifully decorated cake for the sailors. Thank you, Gators! ,kv my ff' 357- C K -4 T - i ef f' ' s I' M X il ax- .Wram V 50913 s .,, W Wygwf vim. ,M 1 W' ,tWm0,u,g,15'f? : ' 1 K 'J-xi' l'mf'Y'r-'i pfs,v 'M'd '34 ' , M A 0 in i - 1 ' , ' 98 spanish luncheon The Spanish Luncheon is an annual event pre- pared by the Spanish students. An open invita- tion is extended to all faculty members. W! F -.4 if 3 5 i s 3 spirit awards Varsity Basketball M.V.P.- Andrea Jardine V r .t S . T Most Inspirational- Theresa Cravalho Masky Bwlm lfam M N Most Improved- Julie Ellingson ' ' e Sy Cen' ary elimann J .V. Basketball Most Improved- Deanna DUBOIS J.V. Swim Team M.V.P.- Gretchen Rhodes M.V.P.- Celeste Veua Most Improved- Christin Iuppa Most Inspirational- Lisa Camera Most Improved-Laura Zirelli Softball M.V.P.- Jackie Reed Most Inspirational- Sue Perlick Most Improved- Carmel Hernandez Varsity Tennis M.V.P.- Carmen Nicholson Most Inspirational- Betsy Syme Most ImprovedMary Kmak J.V. Tennis M.V.P.- Debbie Cereghino Most Inspirational- Anna Claire Most Improved- Kit Batina Eakin Varsity Volleyball M.V.P.- Siobhan Saunders Most Inspirational- Maureen McLaughlin Most Improved- Ann Harrison J.V. Volleyball M.V.P.- Kim Koefoed Most Inspirational- Linda Pieters Most Improved- Debbie Liu spirit club Spirit Club The purpose of Spirit Club is to promote school spirit by encouraging and recognizing students who are involved in any of the activities or services of the school or student body. Repre- sentatives are elected from each class. Spirit Club sponsors the following events: Spirit Week in the spring Spirit Awards Banquet Unity Mass Spirit building activities throughout the year Officers: Kathy Barrick, Sara Johnson, Siobhan Saunders and Betsy Syme. spirit memories Friends Like Paper Roses Friends like paper roses torn without dying raining tears of laughter glancing dreams of crying Friends like memories melting in the mind smiling in the sunlight drenching each new find Friends like teardrops willing to try laughing in danger but still falling to cry Friends like pictures jumping from the page fly to meet head on into the next dimensional age. Karin Stein '82 On Thursday, March 25, the Senior class held a Memorial Mass for Karin Stein. The main part of the mass was the planting ofa rose bush. For many, this symbolized the planting of a memoryg now every year when the rose bush blooms, Karin will be -remembered. Roses had a special meaning for Karing they symbolized life and love. This mass was our way of cele- brating her life and to say that she will live on forever em- bodied in a beautiful rose. spirited people The purpose of spirit activities is to foster a sense of community by providing exper- iences throughout the week that are fun. Such activities included: Bike-Kite Day, Rib- bons and Bows Day, and Surfer Day. Z . ' ' vw A xl -,E A 5- I. I 'lr .i 'ya' ' .4-5, 'b if' or D . -' . '- - H' in . 1 -.yr-12 , J mpv xv T., A. -' P ' 1 - A ' ' ,, -- ig. :. HL' 1 fr- .31 ' ' '. -- .z 'i 5 D , in 'Z'-ff . fa . . 4 , nl . - ' - 'X :iffy ,P ' J I 1 K I, , 4- f ' an 3 esta: 0 nj ifga - V. I sdfrqw-.. c g,,,,,,fa, ff , , Jr- ik - h'! , 1 r 9 rf' ar' RQQN A- Q...,-l I jam C b dv.. yy, , Inf,- I1, f A , g ff- ng vet, f -as X y ' ye A -- ja N, ST FF The Sustentational Stars Bright, exceptional co-ordination so carefully they are placed to form a perfect constellation. June Sr. Sr. Moerk Cecile Mary R. TX A .ry 4' uri Q, M VP' Q' i f A fx, N A F Sr. Jeri Henry Gloria Rose Dorothy Catherine Borrecco Conklin Oswald Ridley Rottinghaus rv'T??- I--V ii T' I Q ,Ji 1 f 7 , to - r Q, I Il, ,. JA I C Sr. Barbara Siegfried Betty Donald Evelyn Anna M. Guevara Hildebrand Rupp Speckman Stretch Patricia Margaret Anne Rebecca Sr. Barbara Keane Keller Kimball Young Loyola Thielen Darinka Fr. Stanley Sr. JOYC9 Lenaric Lovett Virginia Wall 104 SWIHIHIIHQ .. . fast starts, quick turns where's 'he wall'?i short and long distances, sprint to the finish Kphewi air at lastlig teamwork, individual effort . , the final score - yea! we finally won! Oh, lost again. Junior Varsity L to R, Kristi Asmus, Gretchen Rhodes, Laurie Shea, Joanne Desmond, Christin Iuppa, Wendy Lutrell, Lisa Harrison. 1' w ru. Q, wg. if K U' 1,- xiii V 't - arsl y 1 -I L to R, Betsy Roen, Mary Neumann, Christina Schroeder, Lisa Dust, Nikki Wentholt, Chrissie Wentholt, Deanna Dubois, Ei- , , leen Underwood, Cheri Fraser, Suzanne Gladkoff. L ff .---y'v ' i C X E i lg. . -1 f,,.,i:: ennis VARSITY I.toR top row: Angela Guccione, Andrea Jardine, Kristen Cul- len, Mary Kmak, Mimi Sullivan, Betsy Syme. Bottom row: Holly Roloff, Erica Stumpf, Denise Oldenburg, Carmen Nich- olson. Not pictured Ms, Carlos - Coach TT.,- 1 HF Tennis is a simple sport. In order to participate in tennis one must have a racketg Ca dishonest scheme for getting money from people by threat- ening violencel. Tennis is an activity whereby a rally takes placeg fcoming to a mass political meet- ing that may turn into demonstrationj. Tennis is a sport where .one can say LOVE ALL. JUNIOR VARSITY LtoR top row: Trish Jones tmanagerl, Jan Eliason, Kris Gillen, Debbie Cereghino, Anna Claire Eakin, Patrice Guzman. Bot- tom row: Nancy O'Flynn, Kit Batina, Aideen Fitzgerald. 19 olleyball Varsity LtoRg Top row: Erin Fitzgerald, Siobhan Saunders, Moe Mc Laughlin, Ann Harrison, Coach-Sandy Harris, Bottom row: Linda Fryhling, Jackie Caballero, Lisa Camera, Liz Campo- donico. '-1 in T115 , 9 1 1 t-. floater serve, bump, set, cross-court spike, block, 15-Og momentum, spirit, team effort, time-outs, stretch, sprints, jumps, pepper, Hey, the net is 92 too low! Only two riding the bus home?l Cute refs and Dusty Junior Varsity l,t,oRg Top row: Maura Schwartz, Mary Ann Gonczol, Linda Paroubeck, Rochelle Lopez, Shannan Saunders, Voach- Sandy Harrisg Bottom row: Michelle Alich, Katie Gilmore, Linda Pieters, Kim Koefoed, Debbie l.iu, fn Ef- an -44+ tl 1 - Q. ., I L., -i U A we:-fa 'M , , e Adi ballet CAquacadesJ An annual event where all classes compete in synchronized swimming routines, backdrops, inside decorations, cheerleading routines, and spirit. alter Freshman Theme: The Eagles Solo: Erika Boyd Song: Desparado Duet: Jennifer Tuck and Nicole Fregosi Song: Tequilla Sunrise Small Group: Susie Santana, Julie Syme, Chrissy Wenholt, Lisa Hannah, Lisa DelRosario, Michele Trucco Song: Take It Easy ' Large Group: Natalie Gagnon, Molly Johnson, Karen Benton, Christin luppa, Lisa Harrison, Evalynna Ho, Anne Sargent, Claudia Gullo, Julie Anderson, Gretchen Rhodes Song: Hotel California A Sophomore Theme: The Rolling Stones Solo: Stacey Bullivant Song: Emotional Rescue Duet: Sharon Kavanaugh, Laurie Shea Song: Ruby Tuesday Small Group: Michelle Morello, Tracy Hegarty, Jenny Priestly, Patty Nuckton,AJaci Oliver, Mimi Tidd ' if 't'ir, , . Song: Let's Spend The Night Together fQf ,QQ f Large Group: Diane Brostrom, Mary chelle Dodge, Ann Ellingson, Debbie Suzy Coffey, Wendi Allen, Maryann Beth Czarcinski, Renee Beainy V Song: Can't Get No Satisfaction lst Place: Backdrops and Spirit 108 Av XII. 5-L-g - -f W- all 'DhNf'?-'R if ' 3 I l I I I I I DNKSER fgx Junior Theme: The Beatles Solo: Cathy Wagner Song: She's Leaving Home Duet: Kara Woodell, Betsy Roen Song: Octupus Garden Small Group: Sylvia Fulton, Karen Morello, Kris- ten Leonardini, Tara Slowey, Marie Salazar, Lisa Dust Song: Yellow Submarine' Large Group: Lore McClellan, Kathy Coffey, Su- zanne Gladkoff, Annie Niederhoffer, Julie Beach, Maureen Rowe, Julie Bassi, Peggy Aranyosi, Jill Smith, Lisa Ashley Song: Ticket To Ride First Place: Solo and Small Group Senior Theme: The Beach Boys Solo: Linda Fryhling Song: Surfer Girl Duet: Lane Looze, Darby Bullivant Song: Fun, Fun, Fun Small Group: Caroline Freeman, Julia Staziak, Jeanine Murphy, Cathy Bigelow, Lenore Wagner, Joan Hazelwood Song: Surfin Safari Large Group: Chris Carothers, Denise Miller, Sue Kabeary, Katie Kimball, Betsy Syme, Vicki Hall, Susie Bludau, Ann Dillon, Amy Centis, Laurie Inman Song: A Beach Boys Medley First Place: Duet, Large Group, Inside Decora- tions, Cheerleading, and Overall Winner Sister Angele was the yearbook teacher and overall coordinator. She describes her job as one of coordinating, enabling, facillat- ing, financing, and merchandis- ing the yearbook. We call her our Mother Superior because she is always giving us guidance. Jeanette Boiteux was the Torch Darkroom Editor. She spent many long hours in the dark- room developing film and en- larging the pictures for the lay- outs. Chris Carothers was the Torch Class Editor. She was in charge of class pictures and the senior portraits. Chris also worked on pages of class cheerleaders, yell leaders, and officers. Chris' ad- vice to future generations is You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. 1-Rolling Stonesl Anne Marie Dillon, the Torch Promotional Manager, was in charge of generating the sale of the yearbooks. She helped in the patronfsponsor campaign and worked to sponsor fundraisers. In addition to her promotional duties, Ann also worked on class pictures and various club lay- outs. Cherry Kim was the Torch Edi- tor-in-Chief, Photography, and Activities Editor. She tried to en- courage class attendance by pro- viding jars filled with candy. The class came, but left when the jar was empty. Cherry says: It takes a lot of patience to remain sane, but at times you just have to toss your hands up and -ell, 'Take me to the funny farm. ' Cheryl Leonard was the Torch Business and earned the distinc- tion of being the most versatile staff member. She handled all the yearbooks banking and fi- nancial transactions. Cheryl says her yearbook experience was a blast. If 3 f, -- 4 k f nf -egg t' ' fe ,E 1982 marks the thirtieth anniversary of Notre Dame's Torch. During the past years, it has undergone several changes in style and ideas. This year the staff continued the make alterations. As a staff without previous yearbooking ex- perience iwith one or two exceptionsj they have been far more creative than .past staffs. 12 N' M' CPE Jr Denise Miller was the Torch Sports Editor. She covered all sports that Notre llame partici- pated in and created many excit- ing layouts. Denise also took pic- tures and worked on class lay- outs. Denise says her time on staff was a real winner. Nadion Quion, joined the year- book staff at semester because she enjoyed last year so much she couldn't stay awayl Nadine was responsible for various Club and activity pages. Nadine was a trememdous help to our staffand we're glad she decided to join us. Phyllis Rubens was the Torch Class Editor. She worked on both class and activity pages. The Staff could always count on Phyllis to come up with some original, off-the-wall ideas. Phyl- lis says that yearbook was an ex- perience I'll never forget. Melinda Rupp was the Torch Layout Editor. She helped work up the general layout and plan for the yearbook. ln addition, Melinda also helped on the pa- tronfsponsor campaign and com- pleted various club and activity pages. Melinda says: l'm still confused. Stephanie Saba was the Torch Academic Editor and Cluh-Co- Editor. Stephanie enjoyed work- ing on the yearbook and learning what it takes to put it together. She is looking forward to next year when she can put her knowledge to use on Torch 1983. Stephanie was a hard worker even though she's a juniorl .lane Sousa was the Torch Ad- vertising Editor. She coordinat- ed the patronfsponsor drive and put together all the business card layouts. Jane also worked on var- ious activity pages. .lane says that yearbook was fun when I went. Lydia Villegas, also a late addi- tion to yearbook, became the Torch's Assistant Darkroom Editor. Lydia was a welcome ad- dition to our staff and enabled us to meet some of our deadlines. thank ou - SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS. WITHOUT THEM THE NOTRE DAME TORCH 1982 WOULD NOT BE POSSI- BLE. THANK YOU. . ' L Ace Hardware, Crystal Springs Jennie McCarthy Alleen Brown Mr. and Mrs. J.H.H. Xavier Belmont Prescription Shop 1591-96771 Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Xavier Crystal Springs Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Honnivall Gaspare's Italian Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hohnson I don't Brake for sprinklerheads- Patricia San Mateo Rendals A. Ryan Thanks Mom and Dad - Love Patti It was worth it- Patricia Ryan Vicente Esguerra Jacki Sorensen's Aerobic Dancing WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO TAKE THIS f X TELEPHONE TIME TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE FOL- 415-595-1405 LOWING SPONSERS. WITHOUT THEM THE NOTRE DAME TORCH 1982 WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. THANK YOU. KEN EDWARDS BELMONT LEASING and Moron cAn co. FRED Boll KE J Buy or lease any make or f model . BELMONT LEASING and MOTOR CAR CO. INC. 112 Quality new and used cars are our business 1335 EL CAMINO REAL BELMONT, CA. 94002 O Roses are red Violets are blue CoIIeen's graduating-- Yahoo! --The George Paul Family-- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '82 SALVADOR MILLA Mech. 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