Sacred Heart of Mary High School - Moonshadows Yearbook (Rolling Meadows, IL)

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4 Julie Gruspier, Pam Olson, Jan Predovich, Karen Neugebauer, Kris Priester, Moe Cunning- ham enjoy dinner at the Kapok Tree Inn. The excitement of St, Augustine overwhelms Sharon Rudnick and Beth Gillespie. Kris Priester, Pam Olson pose in front of a cannon in the nation 's oldest city, St. Au- gustine, W, Holly Kuespert, Laura Dzik have fun at Cathy Stubing samples a fruit drink at the Kapok Tree Inn, Disney World' Ang y Duke, Ann Ripoli, Elain Winter. Kathi Ryan, Meg Gallagher, Beth I Gillespie, Mary Scullion, Sharon Rudnick can still smile after 8 long hours on the bus, as 33 Ramy Ernst, Sandy Shubert, Kelly Burke, Bonnie Henson, .lannie Rubino, Sue Havens tour the fantasy land of Disney World.

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Coke lls Co Daytona, Anytime . 5 6 junior Hit U15 unity outlzloud MW Front Row: Sue Bouschard, Mary Scullion, Julie Gruspier, Maureen Faul, Meg Gallagher, Gina Colacicco, Sue Havens, Bonnie Henson, Jeanne Walker, Sandy Shubert, Ramy Ernst, Laura Dzik, Jan Predovich, Laurie Novak, Debbie Mahon Second Row: Rose Reotutar, Colleen Sir, Ann Schoessling, Sue Allen, Jane Saccone, Patty Ley, Mary Alice O'Grady, Lisa VanEgeren, Beth Cawley, Kathi Ryan, Sue Peshek, Joan Marwitz, Cathy Pace, Evelyn Jennings Third Row: Mrs. Sir, Marita Drayson, Ann Ripoli, Beth Gillespie. Laura Gawlik, Chris Olsen, Kathy Porst, Mary Biancardi, Jannie Rubino, Pam Olson, Belinda Behrens, Kathy Kearney, Cathy Stubing, Holly Kuespert, Mr. Froehlke Fourth Row: Jeff, Beth Boyle, Mr. Levine, Tami Borkowski, Elain Winter, Cathy Camp, Angy Duke, Linda Blaas, Kathy McAndrew, Sally Origer, Kelly Burke, Karen Neugebauer, Cindy Cahill, Kris Priester, Sharon Rudnick, Maureen Cunningham, Gary. REMEMBER . . . . . . spending hours in a parking lot in Cartersville, Georgia . . . the 'penguins on the left and snakes on the beach . , . watching for the stars in Nash- ville . . . Crawdaddy's, Pizza Hut . . , Late-night swims in the pool , . . Daytona, the beach, the rooms, body-surfing, the nightlife . . , waterslides in Tampa, when we were supposed to be shopping . . . l cain't believe that . . . . , . staying awake all night and sleeping all the way home . . . Sharon's sunpoisoning . . . all those phone calls charged to - h . . . seeing Kathy McAndrew and it of 'me Kim and Michelle Sue Peshek and Sally Origer catch some rays I U U never wanting to eat in another Elain Winter, Ann Ripoli and Kathi Ryan display m Opryland, savage tans, McDonalds again . . . coming home and being willing to do anything to go back

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mint Retreat xf' Tami enjoys lunchroom conversa- Mary and Angy explore the tion, grounds. , 9 'F Sue, Terri, and Kathy patiently await the arrival of the Gorden guys, Ramy, Jeanine, and Sue pose for a picture with Garden Tech. Senior year brought many added privileges. One of the more exciting was spending one night and two days, on a retreat. In early December the experience was shared with Weber H.S., and in early April with Garden Tech. H.S., both located in Chicago. The retreats at Resurrection Centerryvere conducted in the same manner, making it a experience for both groups. The days began yrrt vvifhlla ride in a bus. After playing Bingo , we split intosmall groups at which many of us grew increasingly close. Walking on the ice, playing basketball or football, dancing, sharing a tear or a smile, the Reconciliation Ceremo- ny, eating, the llfwp.m. lights out, and the beauti- ful people we met, are part of the memories all of us will treasure forever. Kathy finds herself sitting next to a Weber student. Beth, Sharon, Patty, Mary. Elaine. Evelyn, and Marita,