St Genevieve High School - Nanterrian Yearbook (Panorama City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1982 volume:

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W W Within these pages is recounted the struggle and search for new horizons and -. ' V;;« Sffl - ' . - . • «n i; 13 challenges brought to the citizens of this noble kingdom . . . .::-! i2 i • ■ v f tttttftttttttftttti uJ t -, = -V. ' V 7 X_ — tttttttttttttttt i - . . V : : ' .K.j.ViiiK . - .- ; •ftttttttttttttttttt ffSTIWJIB i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Debbie MeConville Crowned 1981 Prom Queen Best of Times was the theme for the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Biltmore Hotel on May 8, 1981. The Prom Court con- sisted of Princess Dalet Brady and escort John Johnson, Princess Cheryl Johnson and escort Mike Ojeda, Princess Jennifer McA- leer and escort Vincent Gallagher, Princess Maria Gomes and escort Vince Germann and Queen Debbie MeConville and escort Vince Downing. The band Front Seat pro- vided the music and entertainment for an evening which was enjoyable for all. i 4$i 4fc 4p Jfp ty 4jp p p qp qp p 4p %p p dp p P F P «p : ?n?s aBg: I. Members of the Prom Court await the announcement of the Queen. 2. Princess Dalet Brady and escort. 3. Rhonda Greene and Greg Milleman flash a smile. 4. Monique Etchevery and Joe Franco looking over the program. 5. Couples enjoying dinner at prom. 6. Couples entertain them- selves while awaiting dinner. 7. Nancy Lane crowns Debbie McCon- ville the 1981 Prom Queen. ' 81-82 year Opens With Holy Spirit Mass September II, I98I, marked the official start of the 1981-82 school year with the Holy Spirit Mass. The Mass was concelebrated by Father Frank Doherty and Father Dave Heney. The highlight of the Mass was the traditional blessing of the symbols representing the ex- tra-curricular activities. Several students par- ticipated in the Mass by doing the readings and singing hymns. The Mass closed with the singing of the Alma Mater. 20 ' OV.:3??; ?2BR .v Wi f 1 • . ■ ■ Si W ■ V H 1 1fclr ; ' ' - ' J nWr ft • I. Father Frank giving one of his inspir- ing sermons. 2. Senior girls sing during Holy Spirit Mass. 3. Girls sing the Lord ' s Prayer. 4. Father Dave leads the procession. 5. Varsity cheerleaders lis- ten attentively to the service. 21 Pep Week Promotes School Spirit The 1981 Pep Week activities took place October 21-30. Among the activities in preparation for Homecoming were the football games which were won by the junior boys and the volleyball games which were won by senior girls. Pep week also included the College Bowl won by the Seniors. Pep Day was the last day of Pep Week. Students from all class levels participated in skits, mummy role, the pie-eating con- test, and the obstacle race. Everyone joined at the end of the day for a pep rally, where the Mr. and Mrs. Silver and Blue contest was judged with Seniors as the Winner. Pep week was quite successful in rais- ing the spirit of the students, readying them for the Homecoming game against Alemany. 4p ■ ■ ♦ f t T ♦ f i v • ' •- •:• ■iV.; ?■...-; _ ' _! £±L . Kerr; Ganem gives evil glare to the camera. 2 Sophomores show school spirit. 3. Mark Stub- ington gets ready for Avon Calling. 4. Sopho- more Mr. and Mrs. Silver and Blue. 5. Mark Anthony (Robert Chavez) stares at Cleopatra (Angie Ganem). 5. Junior Girls work on their hall. 6. Eileen Morris, Sondra Ryan, Tom Hen- derson, and Ellen Boyle flash a smile during Pep Day. . Sue Vaughan wraps her victim. 2. Frosh vs Sophomores in College Bowl. 3. Jaime Charron looks cool as Monique Etche- verry and Aileen McCarthy converse. 4. Frustrated Fresh- men try to make their Hall look decent. 5. Dorothy, the Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow skip along in the Junior skit. 6. Rick Panneton shows his stuff during Avon Calling. 7. Cheerleaders and company. j j fy fy ty j fy j ty j j j j j j fy ty tt vm 4 S Jfii 4fc 4$S JQi ! 1 Valiants Victorious Over Alcmany The Valiants were victorious over Alemany in the 1981 Homecoming game with a score of 30-14. The Va- liants remained undefeated with their fifth win of the season. The 1981 Homecoming Court in- cluded Jackie Huf faker, Aileen Mc- Carthy, Noemi Dano, Prise ilia Lee and Queen Diana Nickels. 4$ 4 F p ♦ 4p F ♦ $ % 26 ;: : :SkBF {SV wJi « r k. _ t   ■ idr T ■ . Alumni cheerleaders return to cheer with the 1981- 82 cheerleaders. 2. The Homecoming Court: Priscilla Lee. Queen Diana Nickels, Jackie Huf faker, Noemi Dano, and Aileen Mc Carthy. 3. Valiants Good and Ready. 4. A Valiant tackling an Indian. 5. All cheer- leaders join in the Homecoming spirit. 6. Al Lopez shows his hopes for a victory. 7. The crowd shows true school spirit. 8. Cheerleaders and a tired team join in the Alma Mater after a long game. 27 Homecoming ' Dance 1981 28 fl U m if if 111 v A ST ' H_ Js Entertainment My Zne Whiz Kidds The students of St. Genevieve danced to the music of the Whiz Kidds. Sunday night Nov. I at the Homecoming Dance. Couples had the opportunity to have their pictures taken by a profes- sional photographer. Along with the pictures, those who attended will have many special memories of their own to cherish. I. Princess Noemi Dano and escort. 2. Queen Diana Nickels and escort Mike Kujawa. 3. Princess Aileen McCarthy and Dan Minerva. 4. The Homecoming Court. 5. Princess Jackie Hut faker and escort Steve Pacquin. 6. Princess Prise ilia Lee and escort Dave Woke. 7. Jeff Woodward and Claudia Becerra enjoy the dance. 8. Couples rock to the music. 9. Crissy Carrelli and Pat Lopez watch the Queen ' s dance. 29 1981 Tiesta Js A Success! Saint Genevieve parishioners add enthusiasm to the annual fiesta which was held on Oct. 16, 17, and 18. Many students participated by working in booths. The high school students began fi- esta preparations weeks before with the selling of raffle tickets. A total of 106% was reached by the student body. i ' T T ♦ 4 A a . Barbie Davey andSeana Linehan take time out for a picture. 2. Freshman girls enjoy the fiesta. 3. Dennis Boyle and Mike Magnogna have a swinging time. 4. Bill Burgess and Dave Tuso. 5. Maria Jarmillo. 6. The fiesta draws a crowd. 7. Freshman girls look on at a game book. 8. Teri Gregor and Tim O ' Neil enjoy a snack. 9. Claudio Nacrui. i. 32 Club Day Tmally Arrives After being postponed earlier this year. Club day arrived on December 2, 1981. Each club set up a booth where students could see what the purpose of the club was. All interest- e d students, who met the requirements, were welcomed into the clubs of their choice. ; m a ,-._: 2 f tft . Band members wait for Club Day to begin 2. Model UN 3. CSF sign up new members 4. The Spanish Club 5. The Ecology Club displays pictures 6. Unity Club attracts many people 7. Jenny Franco chats with Gerry Dalton at the cheerleading table 8. Pep Club members 9. Interest- ed students at the Science Club booth 33 Mini Courses For the fifth year, Mini-courses started off the second semester. They ran from January IS to January 29. They gave the students a chance to improve their study and sport skills. Popular new additions included Contemporary Medicine and Aerobic dance along with some old favorites like Raquetball, Blacktop Hockey and Bowling. Remedial classes were also of- fered to help students in special areas of study. 34 f Fl . Bill Yuen during his Probability Course. 1 Paul Porter enjoying Statuary. 3. Mark Weinzerl in Stained Glass. 4. Linda Hunter during Stitchery. 5. Carrie Alvaraz obviously enjoying her mini- course. 6. Sr. Eucharia getting her paperwork to- gether. 7. Chris Munoz enjoys a secret moment with the camera. 8. Mr. Anderson during his histo- ry mini-course. 9. Cindy Sweo gets intimate with maniquin. II. Tom McConville and Silvina Saldar- riaga during CPR. New Comers Are Welcomed At Open Mouse On Sunday, January 31, St. Genevieve welcomed incoming students and their parents at the Open House. This 1981-82 year had the biggest turnout in five years. Demonstrations were given by the student band, entertainment units, and depart- ment heads, which provided future stu- dents the opportunity to observe the fa- cilities and activities that St. Genevieve students participate in. Student Council members took future students and their parents on tours of the campus while ad- ministrators were busy answering ques- tions. « mik ULta Wk 4 BV ul W V BBM a fjrfl[ 1 P 5 5? ' ifii- P  36 -: £ .;- . Mr. VanGrinsven talks about the Math department. 2. Parents listen and ask questions at the Open House. 3. Parents and students during the Open House. 4. A parent looking at the football and drill team pictures. 5. Mr. Crow gives a demonstration of the weight equipment. 6. Mrs. Powell, Mr. Venegas, and Ms. Albert discuss the language department. 7. Prospective students and their parents watch the slide presentation in the library. 8. The band and drill team performing in Valient Hall. 9. Fr. Frank talking with parents in his office. 10. The drill team per- forming for Open House. 37 junior King Day Junior Ring Day took place on Feb. 26, 1982. This year ' s Juniors had a choice of many different ring styles, stone cuts, and colors. Festivities for the day began with a special Mass cele- brated by Fr. Frank during which he blessed the class rings. Senior class of- ficers successfully organized a lun- cheon for the Juniors and members for the faculty in the hall. [ 4  Kb i If 38 W I. Junior Ring Day started with a special Mass. J. Juniors await for food to arrive. 3. Darren Costi gives the chalice to Fr. Frank. 4. One of the many styles of class rings. 5. Teri Bellucci getting her ring blessed. 6. Grace Quimbita reads the responsorial Psalm 7. Seniors slave over Juniors bringing them their food. 8. Stuffed Juniors wait for dessert. 9. Juniors happily eat their food. 10. Juniors enjoying their meal. j$i Jfc 4fc 39 Rock TV Komame, ' Dances Provide Moth This year ' s dances have provided excitement and enjoyment for the many students who have attended them. These musical evenings are among the more important opportunities pro- viding a relaxed atmosphere when stu- dents can be themselves. The Welcome Freshmen Dance , sponsored by the Seniors, drew the lar- gest crowd. The most enthusiastic gathering attended the 50 ' s Dance which the Juniors sponsored. :: .L tfSaBSr : . . Gerry Masterson at the 50 s dance as The Nerd . 2. Can you spot yourself? 3. Another satisfied couple 4. Students join together at the Homecoming dance. 5. Freshmen show enthusiasm 6. Teresa Murphy. Sue Kanga. Kim Splane. Diana Nickels, and Brenda Smith bring the house down at the 50 s dance. 7. Ed Araque 8. Noemi Dano sharing a quiet moment with her escort. Pep Kallies ftoost School Spirit School spirit was high this 1981-1982 year, as students, cheerleaders, football players, faculty, and administra- tion rooted the crowd on. The largest and peppiest rally was, fittingly, during Pep Week. Spirit ruled as students cheered the cheerleaders and football players on to the playoffs. Performances by cheerleaders and the entertain- ment units boosted spirit and pride in the teams and students. I. Spirited students look excitedly at the camera. 2. The band plays on. 3. Cheerleaders boost the crowd. 4. Drill Team helps school spirit. 5. Cheerleaders performing one of their routines. 6. Stu- dents during Alma Mater. 7. Jenny Franco kisses Gerry Dalton. 8. The school Choo-Choo train. 9. Spectators observing perfor- mances. 10. Paul Porter poses in his usual manner. II. Spirited students view the pep rally. -- :.y. g - i . Cove Js Caring Love Is. . . Caring was the romantic theme for this year ' s Valentine ' s Dance Sponsored by Mrs. Cathy Main and the Entertainment Units. The band, Destiny, gave an outstanding perfor- mance and played many favorite songs. There was also a surprise appearance by two stars from two popular soap-operas. The court of princesses, Imelda Bermudes, Sil- vina Saldarriaga, Stephanie Thurston, Jackie Huf faker, Cathy Fernandez, and returning Queen Norinda Navarro who crowned Sondra Ryan as 1982 Valentines Queen. 44 : ?v; -• 3Sfrv: ' ■ J. . The 1982 Valentine Court: escort Jesse DeLeon and prin- cess Imelda Bermudez. escort Steve Paquin and princess Jackie Huf faker, escort Richard Kedrowski with princess Silvina Saldarriaga, escort Mark Muir with 1981 Queen Nor- inda Navarro, escort Vince Ma honey with princess Steph- anie Thurston, escort Louis Jimenez and Queen for 1982, Sondra Ryan) escort Reuben Garza and princess Cathy Fernandez. 2. Sondra is crowned the new Queen. 3. Cou- ples dance the night away. 4. A jubilant Sondra Ryan 5. Get off my feet, Reubenl 6. Taking a breather. 6. Now tell me they aren ' t having a good time! % 4p p 4p 4p ' ■■..•■■ ' ■ ' ■{ l , lv.«g V. - • L M? uv U % ' v-v p f V ftWlJJ fy fy ffc fy fy fy IP ,v jJt. V U ? - Mr. Qamer, New Band Ceader j - 4 f ( .rwV p ryv T° This year the band was directed by Mr. Gary Garner. The president was Mike Mig- nogna, vice-president was Richard Ke- drowski, and secretary was Marcos Mendo- za. All members gave fine performances at football games, basketball games, and pep rallies. They competed in parades and had a ery successful season. I. The St. Genevieve Band. 2. Mr. Garner watches over his Music Appreciation class. 3. Mr. Garner directs the band while the Kedrowski brothers play during a pep rally. 4. Band practices for the upcoming game. 5. The Band performs during half time. 6. The band hits us with their best sho t . 7. Marcos grooves to the tunes. N XZj ' il -fr 0 ' -C ?: fSgg Cheerleaders ■ After attending the Santa Barbara Cheer- leading Camp, the cheerleaders were pre- pared to lead the school in a spirited and victorious sports year. Many new ideas were introduced at each pep rally. Holly Copsey was chosen captain of the varsity and Julie Franco was chosen to lead the JV ' s. Two girls were picked in September to join the squad as freshman cheerleaders. Mrs. Crow again did a fine job in moderat- ing the cheerleading squads for the 1981- 198 J seasons. I. The pep squad, (left to right) Jenny Franco, Holly Copsey, Vickie Dahl. Nancy Bachard. Mrs. Crow, Nina Cushetto, Cindy Sweo, Diana Whisnant. Monique Et- cheverry, (2nd row) Irmina Gomez. Elena Kneip, Silvia Torres. Sally Larson. Julie Franco. (3rd row) Katie O ' Connor, Nancy Copsey. Karen Sweo. Tracy Foss. Bonny De Good. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders during a lunch pep rally. 3. Nancy Copsey. Jenny Franco. Holly Copsey. Julie Franco. Diane Whisnant. Katie O ' Connor cheer during a track meet. 4. Cindy and Monique lead a cheer. 5. The varsity and JV cheerleaders announce Frosh Cheerleaders. 4 F Christian Unity Club The Unity Club, moderated by Mitch Saunders, this year tried to establish a sense of Christian community in school through charitable works. The club was open to all students. It involved itself with many organizations such as the Catholic Workers on Skid Row and M.E.N.D. in Pacoima-, thus the club had the chance to work in a soup kitchen and in a playground in the downtown area. The members also collected and helped deliver food baskets to the poor locally and on Skid Row. This year the club also involved itself with La Gloria Orphanage in Tijuana. Over the past few years, the Unity Club ' s work has become known to the community. In fact, needy families in our local area this year called the club itself for assistance. Chris Kozberg was President but the leadership responsibilities were shared by all members. X£® mP:::i S5W 1 6SS - =. - 5Vw  i . ' cSB. ' « S .!. . Christian Unity Club members 2 Anne Frie- burg with children at the Catholic worker play- ground on Skid Row. 3. Unity Club members taking a break, and getting to know each other better by acting a little crazy. 4. The club joins together in prayer before eating lunch. 5. Bake sales help the Unity Club raise funds for their work. 6. Sue Kanga sharing her love with the children on Skid Row. ■ r r 53 Honor Society The California Scholastic Federation was under the guidance of Mr. Arthur Venegas. Through the efforts of Mr. Venegas, Presi- dent Diana Nickels, Vice President Jackie Huf faker. Secretary Laurie Monteleone and Treasurer Patrick Kedrowski. College Night and Financial Aid Night helped many stu- dents and parents learn important informa- tion on higher education. Tutoring and par- ticipation in these events were required for active members to qualify for graduation with honors. I. CSF club members. 2. Tommy McConville showing pictures. 3. Laurie Monteleone. 4. Mr. Venegas and Diana Nickels discuss the importance of the S.A. T. 5. The CSF cabinet (top to bottom, left to right): Sec- retary Laurie Monteleone, Treasurer Pat Kedrowski, Vice President Jackie Huf faker and President Diana Nickels. 6. Sr. Angela Clare rejoices at the thought of her Alma Mater coming to St. Genevieve for College Night. M •ffv aS f 3 ? )? 55 Drama Club The hilarious production of detective spoof Bullshot Cruummond was presented by our own Drama Club and directed by Miss Marian Shackel, starring Bill Davey as the titled hero and James Burns as his nemesis, Supreme Count Otto Von Brunno. Other cast members included Andrea Fraya as the fair-skinned love interest, Rose Mary Fen ton and Sue Vaughan as Lenya, the evil and threatening mistress to Count Von Brunno. Jim Grindey and Robert Lane each por- trayed several interchangeable characters popping up throughout the play. I. Drama Club 2. Stars of tomorrow 3. Bill Davey and Andrea Fraya at a dress rehearsal -I. Sue and Robert practicing their lines 5. James Burns being dramatic 56 ' ■.■7.;. ' -i,-i-:.fr -: . ■ i 57 Ecology Club This Year ' s Ecology club was moderated by Mr. Armas. The main concern was improve- ment of the environment. Aluminum can drives and field trips were the chief activi- ties. I. Ecology Club members 2. Mr. Armas and club listen to Mike Kearney present his ideas. 3. Club at a meeting -f. Making sure all plants are watered 5. Discussing world problems 5. Laurie Monteleone and Pat Kedrowski make some quick connections. 7. Mr. Armas and club offi- cers. President Mike Kearney. Vice President Claudia Sturke. and Secretary Silvia Saldarriaba. P ■ ?fc fy $ •■•■7.?. •••?,•-- -ft «:-..: - 59 Quality Entertainment Jnduces Pride For the past eleven years, the Entertain- ment Units have been moderated by Mrs. Cathy Main. These units are composed of four squads. Leading the Tall Flags was Cap- tain Maureen O ' Donoghue. The Majorettes were guided by Captain Stephanie Thurston and Co-Captain Lisa Dahl. Captain Sondra Ryan and Co-Captain Kim Brady led the Short Flags, while Captain Jackie Huffaker, Co- Captains Silvina Saldarriaga and Debbie Landy with Squad Leader Cathy Fernandez instructed the Drill Team. I. I9SI-I9S2 Entertainment Unit. Shields- Judy Willand- son, Maria Marinaccio. Missy Crouch, Monica Shaules. Vicki Zeal. Zandra Castillo. Cathy Main. Kim Brady, Sondra Ryan. Karen Eberhardt. Courtney Brown. Gid- get Kanke. Majorettes- Shauna O ' Donoghue. Barbara Payne. Lisa Dahl. Stephanie Thurston. Lisa Davila. Debbie LeVine. Denise McDonough-. Flags- Natalie Brown. Julie Bohaty. Maureen O ' Donoghue. 2 Major- ettes- L isa Dahl and Barbara Payne 3. Tall Flags posing for picture 4. Short Flags waving to the camera 5. Fearless leader 6. Mrs. Main 7. Short Flags ••-■ •?!iv ; W h J i Jfis 4p Ms Ms Ms Ms 4ps 4$s 4$s Jps 4$s 4$s 4$ 61 62 . • . . V .: «. -S«!K-.- ' . . Mmm I. 1981-1982 Drill Team 2 Entertainment unit 3. Prill team practicing for half time 4. Majorettes 5. Drill Team going over routine 6. Drill Team performing fight song 7. Moni- ca Aguilera performing at half time 63 Cctter girls Club Miss Judy Leytus was once again the leader of the successful Letter girls Club. Helping Miss Leytus in coordinating activities were president Tracy Sig- mon, vice president Michelle March, and treasurer, Shanon Schuerger. Throughout the year, the letter- girls helped in supporting the girls athletics and held two banquets. I. The Letter Girls club 2. The officers-. Tracy Sig- men. Michelle March. Shanon Schurger. 3. Laura Graff and Tina Martin enjoy talking with each other 4. Debbie O ' Bryan takes a break 5. Presi dent Tracy Sigmen 6. Mary Kujawa gets ready to spike the ball 7. Cheryl Macrorie. along with the other team members, ready for anything. 64 .:W,l«ttff:;::;. yp ♦ T ♦ ■ ■ .1 Cetterniens Club The Lettermen ' s Club was once again brought into the school since its disappearance in mid 10 ' s. Moderating the club was former letterman Mr. Gary Payne. The elected officers were Tim Woodward, president, Al Lopez, vice- president, Jim Grindy, secretary, and Daren Costi as treasurer. The Lettermen ' s main goal for the year was to establish the foundation for the future of their club. I. Lettermens Club: first row- Gerry Dalton. Jim Grindy. Darren Costi. Al Lopez. Tim Woodward. Joe DiFronzo, second row- Frank Parraz. Dean Galarneua. Holmes Olivas. Dave Padilla, third row- Mark Lopez. Jose Galleano. Bobby Chavez, fourth row Danny Garza. Ed Araque. and Donny Teagle 2. Club officers.- Tim Woodward, pres.i Al Lopez, vice pres., Darren Costi, treasurer; Jim Grindy, secretary. 3. Letterman Bobby Chavez takes part in school activity. 4. Gary Paine hands out awards at Sports Banquet. 5. Letter men Club members pose for pictures for football hon- ors. 66 v-..y?g??«yas i.v; 67 Model U.N The Model United Nations this year is headed by seniors Mike Brown as President, Pat Kedrowski as Vice President, and Laurie Monteleone as Secretary Treasurer. Their goals and expectations for the club this year include reorganization of the club itself and more research and preparation in the U.N. activities. The club is made up of approximately 25 ambitious students led by Mr. Meinert and Sr. Eucharia who are the U.N. moderators this year. The club is proud of its efforts this year, thus far, as they have been chosen to repre- sent the United States of America in the Model U.N. 1. (Top row, left to right) Anna Hernandez, Millicent Paine, Linda Maine. Grace Quimbita, Belina Aromin, Mike Brown, Javier Corzo. Sr. Mary Eucharia, Mr. Dunn. Mrs. Dunn, Bill Yuen, Maria Cross. Monica Vaca, Mike Kearney enjoy a leisurely night on the town. 2. Mike Brown living it up after a hard day ' s work. 3. Maria Cross hard at work. 4. Mike Brown address- ing his loyal subjects. 5. Diana Nichols listening atten- tively. 6. Mike Kearney plotting devious plans to overthrow the Model U.N. . • VAXOS SmZ: Pep Club The 1981-82 Pep Club was led by President Karen Macrorie, Vice-president Barbi Davey, Secretary Monique Etchevery and Treasurer Carrie Alvaraz. School spirit and enthusiasm were shown by all members of the Pep Club. The members worked together with the cheerleaders to promote school spirit. Miss Carol Bark ley moderated the club in- spiring enthusiasm in all the activities. I. Pep club members. 2. Pep club members show enthu- siasm at football games. 3. Pep club officers: Karen Macrorie. Barbi Pavey. Monique Etchevery. and Carrie Alvarez. 4. Juniors show their enthusiasm at football games. 5. Students show their Valiant spirit at lunch. 6. Varsity cheerleaders. 70 .V - S S5 -: 2 1 . ;« 1 Ik - ' — — 1 rVj p H ■ H n, j B jB ■?— .« J • ? Science Club Mrs. Kathy Dunn once again moderated the Science Club. This active club went on a tour of Cat. Tech. and listened to several lectures there. Members visited the San Onofre Nuclear Power plant and the Museum of Science and Industry in Exposi- tion Park in Los Angeles. The club also exper- ienced Lasarium at the Griffith Observatory. Javier Corzo acted as President his year and was assisted by vice-president Pat Kedrowski. I. The Science Club with Javier Corzo. Pat Kedrowski, Mike Brown, Marcos Mendoza, Mike Kearney, Henry Martinez. William Mitchell, Bill Yuen. Ernie Merlan, and Alex Villani. 2. The President And Vice President of the Science Club, Javier Corzo and Patrick Kedrowski. 3. Mrs. Kathy Dunn, Moderator of the Science Club. 4. Javier Corzo. President of the Science Club, taking a precious moment to look into the camera. 5. Pat Ke- drowski and Bill Yuen studying their Science notes to- gether during lunch break. v XMGAMOBBE :- Pttfttftttttttttttftti .j Spanish Club The Spanish Club, headed by Mr. Art Vene- gas and new moderator Virginia Powell, once again had a successful year selling delicious Spanish food and growing in size with addi- tional students of all cultural backgrounds. Officers of the club were President Alice Ramirez, Vice-President Martha Hinojos, Secretary Mary Saumell. and Treasurer Lety Ramirez. I. The Spanish Club (El Club de Espanol) 2. Executive Cabinet (Cabinete E echecutivo) Alice Ramirez, Mar- tha Hinojos, Lety Ramirez, and Mary Saumell 3. Enjoy- ing the leftovers after cafe fund-raiser i Tragones! Special thanks to our Chief Editor, Gina Rodriguez, for her Spanish interpretation! ; Gracias! ••• .V1 WR .- Student Council „ i 77je Student Council began this year with reorganization, by discontinuing homeroom representatives and introducing Class Com- mittees. Class committees contain six stu- dents which are elected by their class. Their purpose has been to improve commu- nication between the student government and the student body. Class officers have worked closely and productively with their committees. Attendance at general meet- ings has been superb. Class Committees have proved to be a great success. I. The General Student Council 2. Senior Class Commit- tee: P. Nickels. C Carelli. President A. McCarthy. M. Etcheverry. J. Huffaker. A. Gamen. P. Kedrowaki and V.P.. C Germann 3. Sophomore Class Committee: Al- fonso. V.P. S. Guy. P. Gentz and President S. Campbell, not pictured are J. Franco. E. Kneip. and C Becerra 4. Junior Class Committee: President T. McConville. V.P. M. Stubington. P. Tuso. H. Pelletier. C. Alvaraz and K. Todd, not pictured are J. Cespedes. and N. Cuchetto 5. Freshman Class Committee: President J. Matta. S. Savage. M. Sanchez. Y. Santos. E. Merlin and O. Dano. not pictured V.P. M. Germann 6. A. SB. President Pris- cilla Lee leads a meeting. 7. Mr. Meinert listens atten- tively. 4p 4r 4p ♦ .♦ ♦ ♦ 76 •-. .$aMaSM6Ks:i Executive Cabinet The Student Council this year was headed by A.S.B. President Priscilla Lee. Working hard by her side was Vice-President Noemi Dano. Other offi- cers include A.S.B. Secretary Ann Gomes, Campus Commissioner Bill Davey and Publicity Commission- er Rose Curry. Their moderator and the Activities Director, Mr. Tom Meinert, encouraged the Student Council through a productive year. Many activities included Pep Day, Intermural Sports, and Penny Princess. The Student Council also sponsored a Christmas and Thanksgiving drive to help the needy. Both were huge successes. The Student Council also headed the Student Accreditation Committee with Priscilla Lee as Chairperson. I. Executive Cabinet: top row C Germann. A. Mc- Carthy, M. Stubington, T. McConville, S. Guy, S. Campbell, J. Malta. Second row; N. Dano, A. Gomes, P. Lee and B. Davey. not pictured M. Germann and R. Curry. 2. Senior Class President Aileen McCarthy and V.P Chris Germann 3. Junior Class President Tommy McConville and V.P. Mark Stubington 4. An- gie Ganem and Mark Stubington during a General Meeting 5. Sophomore Class Officers V.P Sally Guy and President Shirley Campbell 6. Freshman Class Officers V.P. Maria Germann and President Jamie Matta 7. A.S.B. Officers: Rose Curry. Publicity Com- missioner: Bill Davey, Campus Commissioner; next row Ann Gomes. Secretary- Priscilla Lee. President; and Noemi Dano. Vice President. 78 • SttJiSSBSN : 3m. 1 5 iflp Ms M 4k p flp P S ii(p i S S J S 79 t • 80 • V .?: JV M$ Mj Mj% M M M M M M M Mj 4!p 4jp M M J!p M Mj% M wmmwrnn s s dQa M s s ws M Mi M M Mji Mj Mj M% Mji ♦ M J 81 . The Valiant offense huddles. 2. Gerry Dalton snaps the ball to quarterback Sean Sterle in a crucial situation against Hemet. 3. The 1981 varsity team. 4. Coaches Crow. Andy Slimak. and Jerry Slimak send in a play. 5. Seniors Don Teagle. Joe DiFronzo. Gerry Dalton. and Jim Russo in pursuit. 6. Gerry Dalton and John Di- Fronzo hold back Hemet defenders. 7. Captains Don Teagle. Jose Galeano. and Gerry Dalton talk to the referee about Gerry ' s costly holding penalty. 82 • ..•.••:•. • ■yjBser.T ■ Valiants Reach The varsity football team, under the direction of head coach Lindon Crow and assistant coaches laccino, Peters, J. Slimak and A. Slimak achieved an impressive 8-2-1 record and made it to the CIF Central Conference playoffs. Junior Quarterback Sean Sterle directed the offensive attack for the Valiants. The offensive line was anchored by seniors Gerry Dalton, Don Teagle, and junior Arthur Olivas. The defense was strengthened by all-leaguers Jim Russo, Joe Di- Fronzo and Jose Galeano. The Valiants finished the regular season in second place in the tough Mission League. The team promises to be a good one next year with numerous all-leaguers return- ing along with two all-CIF players, Sean Sterle and Jan Cespedes. Scoreboard S.G. Opp. 12 Hemet 7 35 Chaminade 9 7 Notre Dame 7 27 31 St. Anthony Harvard 7 43 30 Woodbridge Cant well 7 21 30 7 Alemany Pius X 14 22 12 St. Bernard 7 3 Rancho Alamitos CIF playoffs 8 83 . Jan Cespedes attempts to break away from an Alemany defender. 2. Sophomore Mike Schreiner tells everyone about his Valiant team. 3. Sean Sterle completes another pass to Pat Bradford. 4. The Valiant offensive line faces Hemet. I. J t 1981 AU-Ceague Players 4$ j Dave Ponce Kicker 2nd Team Sean Sterle Quarterback 1st team Art Olivas Guard 2nd Team Jim Russo Jose Galeano L inebacker Defensive Back 1st Team 2nd Team Jan Cespedes Receiver 1st Team Gerry Dalton Center 2nd Team Joe DiFronzo Defensive End 1st Team Don T eagle Tight End 1st Team 85 - 1 l typm £« %- V. Team Fro if feivi £. S ' anfctyo. P. Goode, J. Ramirez, C. Johnson. A. Balayo. M. Lopez, S. Russo. Second Row: F. Parraz. L. Patenaude. M. Colette, T. Ahlich. J. Paredes. T. Miller, W. Asahara, M. Pyle. Third Row. R. Cognata. B. Mitchell. M. Mann. S. Thurston. J. Resendez. B. McKessy. G Bustos. R. Hernandez. G. Payne. Fourth Row. T. Rooney. J. Bender, N. Mckessy. H. Prado. J. DeGagne. G. Duvaul. Stubby Stubington. F. Araqua. R. Fitzgerald. R. Reyes. T. Costi. H. Lopez. T. Reardon. Garry Dalton. M. Mendoza, M. Ardito, Not Pictured M. Alvarez. E. Holmes. 2. Offense gets face to face with the opposing team. 3. Arnel Balayo throws another perfect pass behind the aggressive blocking of Tony Costi. 4. Joel DeGagne kicks P.A.T. 86 L m. J , Jfr, J Jfo Jfo J Jfa J «y Payne Ceads $. V. ' s Zo A Successful Season The Junior Varsity football team high- lighted their season with a 27-0 win over Alemany on Homecoming night. The of- fense was led by guard Tony Costi and QB Arnell Balayo. The defense was led by outstanding Linebackers Joel DeGagne and Gary Dalton. Coaches were Gary Payne and Reagon Cognata. The Freshman team ended their season with a 3-4-2 record. The offense was led by QB Jeff Woodward and A wesome tail- back John Franco. Linebacker Tim Lee proved to be a valuable asset to the Frosh defense. « . The Frosh team coached by Mike Rode and Greg Foss. 2. The Frosh defense awaits the snap of the ball. 3. Jeff Woodward runs for valuable yardage. 87 _ 1 H ji5S« . Tracy Sigmen attempts to keep ball in play. 2. Laura Graff in action 3. 1981 varsity team 4. Simone Mes- serschmidt awaits opposing serve 5. The team pre- pares for the big game 6. Tracy Sigmen shows her perfect style of serving 7. Julie Miller and Tracy Sigmen go up for the block. 88 •-• I.i? .-• .• •«■ r? ♦ • $ Ceytus Ceads Varsity Zo Another Successful Season Under the direction of Judy Ley t us. the var- sity volleyball team barely missed a CIF play- off birth. Led by Seniors Tracy Sigmen and Monica Slattery, co-captains, they participat- ed in the tough San Fernando Valley league with powerhouses Louisville and Alemany. The Valiants opened with 5 straight wins before losing to Immaculate Heart. SCOKSKOARD SG OPP 3 Argyll Academy 3 L.A. Baptist 3 St. Monica 3 Bell-Jeff 3 Chaminade Immaculate Heart 3 3 Cor vail is Louisville 3 3 Providence 1 Alemany 3 3 Bell-Jeff 3 Chaminade 2 Immaculate Heart 3 3 Cor vail is 1 Louisville 3 3 Providence 2 Alemany 3 89 Team Picture: (right to left, back row)- Coach Leslie Caro. Paula Lucas. Laura Slattery, Cheryl Macrorie. Frann Maga and Terry W outers, (front row)- Lisa Sosa, Gretchen Good, Nancy Martinez. Sheryl Vampa. and Claudia Becerra. I. Frann Maga serves the ball. 2. Sheryl Vampa returns a serve. 3. Laura Slattery and Sheryl Vampa wait for the ball. 4. Frann Maga serves the ball. 90 •V ' . ' XV p Jp Jp Ms J ■ 4ps 4fc 4p Jfo 4fa 4£i Jffa J i 4p J i 4fo jfa J $V Volleyball Ends A Winning Season The Valiant J. V. Volleyball team was coached this year, for the first time, by Leslie Caro. The team ended the season on a positive note with a final record of 17 wins and 4 losses. The team was lead through this success- ful season by captains Cheryl Macrorie, Laura Slattery, and Cheryl Vampa. P O .] 91 h - ' r W ?. ; w la [1 [fc ■ V- -fl H . 1 H . Robert Fernandez, Reggie Dechard, Robert Lane. Justin Smith. John Shaules. Bob Shaules. Jon Giacomini and Mr. Rudy Trujillo. 2. Bob Shaules giving it his all. 3. Jon Giaco- mini bringing in his last mile. 4. Robert Lane keeps up his pace. 5. Valiants show a great start in league finals. I I fcHj . .- . - - - . .. k. ,_ . y,,  . 92 • . ?:Y:rM?4tSto :-: : P ty iwy Country Continues Zkeir Success The Cross Country team again compet- ed in the powerful Mission League. Pre- season highlights included wins over Providence and Windward. Although the young Valiant team was competitive, it did not qualify to participate in CIF. The best times of the season were turned in during the win over St. Pius X and at league finals. The team was lead by the outstanding running of junior Jon Giacomini and Soph- omore Reggie Dechard, Robert Shaules, team captain. Sophomore Robert Fernan- dez, and Junior Justin Smith completed the scoring body of the team most of the season. 93 . The Varsity Basketball Team: Top. left to right: Fran Maga, Laura Slattery, Chris Meissner. Mary Kujawa. Deb- bie O ' Brien. Bottom: Noemi Dano. Michelle March, Kim Etzel, Shannon Schurger. 2. Chris Meissner shoots for two. 3. Michelle March drives in for a lay-up. 4. Sophomore Fran Maga grabs the rebound. 5. Debbie O Brien during warm- up. 6. Mary Kujawa shows determination in a crucial situa- tion. 7. Head coach Judy Leytus shouts words of encour- agement. 4$ 4$ 4fcJ!fcJ!fc4fc4p4p4p4p4p4F tfSfr ' ;- ' . : 4$ 4$ 4$s 4£i Jfa Jfa Jfc 4p% 4p 4p 4fc 4fc Jjfa J  J J  4fc 4fa 4 Girls Endure Zougk Season The 1981-8 J Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team, under the direction of Miss Judy Leytus, fin- ished the year with an encouraging 8-10 re- cord. Considering the tough schedule, the Va- liants played well throughout the season. The team was lead by Junior Chris Meissner and Sophomore Mary Kujawa. The team promises to be good next year with many starters re- turning . 95 . Team picture. (Back row. left to right) Debbie Martinez, Paula Lucas, Stephanie Drilling, Kathleen Reardon. Front. Jamie Madda, Jennifer Indrieri. Lisa Traba. 2. 1 got it! No, it ' s mine! 3. Debbie Martinez shoots for two. 4. Kathleen Reardon. 5. Wake me when it ' s over. Ui± V Td ' M v J M If V 4 tH 1 ' ™l WBS C ' aliiMi ■ .7 B H ' . K Cagers-. 2-0 Ceague Kecord First year Coach Leslie Caro, having exceptional coaching references, led the Girl ' s Jay Vee basketball team to a pre- league record of 5-1 and a league record of 2-0 this year. With Paula Lucas ' rebounding and Kathleen Rear don ' s endless scoring, Caro found it relatively simple though not without challenge to organize an impres- sive and formidable team. 97 . Varsity basketball team from top left: Eric Quandt. Bill Collet t. Tom Griley, Mike Kujawa. Bottom: Dave Jensen. Chris Munoz. Pat Lopez. 2. Tom Griley 3. Mike Kujawa 4. Tom Griley skys r. high for rebound 5. Pat Lopez takes charge. V$ r p $ p (p p ' sP P xP kF p t • • ■• .y.fir.-iiyjBtito ' .?:- former Valiant Meeomes New Coach This year ' s Varsity basketball team was coached by a former Valiant, John Van Grinsven. The team consisted of six seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. Mike Miller led the team in points and rebounds. Darrin Costi was another strong player. Seniors on the team: Chris Munoz, whose strong re- bounds assisted the Valiant squad; Mike Kujawa whose scoring abilities gave many points to the team but whose injury put a short end to his season-, Pat Lopez who ad- ded to the Valiant squad with his excep- tional ball-handling abilities. Eric Quandt added great team leadership and playing ability. Players Tom Griley, Dave Jen son, and Bill Collett added to the completion of the team with their skills and great dedication. 99 . Valiants look on eagerly and await results. 2. Darrin Costi puts the pressure on. 3. Bill Collett 4. Coach Van Grinsven utilizes time out. 5. Coach Van explains strate- gy to the Valiant squad. 6. Eric Quandt shoots for two. 7. Mike Miller out jumps opponent. 8. Mad-man Munoz. • T T T ■Vi ' irMyiS r ' .::- : f T T fy fy fr fy r fy 101 . Back row. Jerry McNulty, James Robinson, middle row: Coach Saunders. Jeff Paul, Paul Avery, Gabe Men- doza ; front row: Joel DeGagne. Romeo Reyes, Mark Stubington. Joe Williams, Coach Oistad, on the floor, Shoja Kargari 2 Dave Ponce sets it all up. 3. Kargari shoots two from the line. 4. James Robinson makes a pass to Dave Ponce. 5. J.V. team takes a break from action. 6. Valiants leap high to score. t Zhe I V. Moopsters Mave Strong Season The J. V. Basketball Team started off to a strong pre-season, winning 3 of its first 5 games. This record matched the J.V. ' s previous season. The Valiants high point in pre-season was its great- est win over Faith Baptist, 63-31. Throughout the season the J.V. ' s strong players were Paul Avery who averaged 10 points per game and cen- ter, Jerry McNulty who contributed many strong rebounds. The J. V. ' s ended with a good season. Head coach Ken Oistad hopes for a good returning group of players next year. 103 — — , — . _ _ ._ . .— « 4«t . Wead coac j Mr. Andrews. 2 Christina Quaquarini takes a warm-up lap. 3. Left to right top row: Coach Andrews, Debbie Landy, Hope Christ man, Patricia Gentz, Janet Zi- linski. Middle row: Amy Lormans, Paula Heffernan, Laurie Monteleone, Christina Quaquarini, Michelle Perera. Bot- tom row. Simone Messerschmidt, Liz Mimeault, Jean Pot- ter, Maria Germann, Anita Batino, Michelle Conners. 4. Jean Porter during practice. 5. Simone Messerschmidt displays good form in the long jump. 6. Anita Betino and Michelle Connors get loose. 7. Laurie Monteleone stretch- es out. ■ 104 ' .-. «•. -••ir.iI- dSBflrf?. • . Girls ' Zrack Zeam Gives Jts All The girls ' track team has a new coach this year. Mr. Andrews is coaching the girls for the first time in his two years at St. Genevieve. The girls ' track team is anchored by Simone Mes- serschmidt and Liz Mimeault. Newcomers to the team include Anita Patino. 105 . Left to right, top row- John Lea, assistant coach, John Giacomini, Jerry McNulty. Head coach Mr. Crow, Steve Lourick. Bob Shaules. Third Row: Don Teagle, Rich Pinowski, Pat Bradford. Reggie Dechard, , Robert Ditson, Brian Ensign Second Row. Tim Rooney. Gary Dalton. Kevin Joanis. Nick lannetta. Tim Alich, Steve Thurston, Kevin Miller. First Row: Raul Corzo, Laurence Divalence, Moises Cardenas, Chris Gardner, Luis Fajerdo, Steve Hamilton. Not Pictured. Tom Griley and James Ouandt. 2 Kevin Joanis 3. Pat Bradford pouring it on. 4. Don Teagle taking it to the limit. 5. Coach Crow 6. Claudio Necur. 106 v ■ ' t ' ir.tiy esct - : - f : .€ Valiants Cook J or Promising Season i The 1982 Boys ' Track team was once again headed by Coach Linden Crow. Crow was assisted by St. Gens ' alumni, John Lea and Bob Peters. Although mem- bers were few, the varsity was strong in some events. The shot put was well represented by Don Teagle and Rich Pinoski. Pat Bradford and James Quandt performed well in the sprints. The Frosh-Soph team was led by hurdler Gary Dalton, sprinter Tim Rooney, and distance man Reggie Dechard. 107 . Top row-. Jerry Masterson, Sean Sterle. Joe Williams, Jan Cespedes, Coach Pat laccino, Dave Tuso, Pat Lopez. 2nd row- Henri Pelletier, Fernando Gonzalez, Danny Garza. Art Olivas. Pat Klocker, and Ed Araque 2. Art Olivas behind the plate. 3. Jan Cespedes at first base. 4. Fernando Gon- zalez hits the ball. 5. Pat Lopez on the pitchers ' mound. 6. Coach Pat laccino watches the game with concern. 108 ■ •. -?.i!iZfni?4BB t; : • • I J 1 Jfc fy ty fy Varsity Kaseball W t ti A ffiw Cook j (f i . ' jli I « « 77ie boys ' Varsity Baseball team is led by new head coach Pat laccino, an alumnus all- leaguer. The team ' s top prospects are re- turning players Sean Sterle, Al Lopez, Fer- nando Gonzalez, Pat Lopez, and all-leaguers Dan Garza and Art Olivas. The Valiants ' strength will be put to the test this year in their rough competition. Dave Tuso will head the defensive squad with his rifle-like arm. The offensive group will be somewhat destructive against opposing pitchers, with hitters like Dan Garza, Al Lopez, and Jan Cespedes. klHHHm I 4 no -..r.:-fiWie« 5:-v.: - • ' . Third baseman Dave Ponce springs into action! 2. Henri Pellet ier shouts encouragement to the players 3. . . . and Henri misses the ball by a fraction of an inchl 4. Frank Gomez zooms into first. 5. Dave Ponce looking for extra bases. 6. Sean Sterle concentrating on the game. 7. Danny Garza awaits the pitch. 8. Al Lopez. m I $.V. Baseball Promises Success. Mr. Reagan Cognata coaches this year ' s J. V. baseball team. With a few strong return- ees the team expects to have a strong season. They will face many strong opponents such as non-league teams, Agoura and Saugus. Rick Gellespie and Paul Avery will be leading the team from the mound. Other team leaders include Sean Umina, Mike Alvarez, and John Gonzalez. 113 Airs. Q00 de Coaches Our Qirls ' Varsity Softball Zeatn After one week of grueling try outs, the Girls ' Varsity Softball Team consisted mainly of return- ing Seniors, two juniors, and six sophomores. The team, which is strong in every position, was coached enthusiastically by Mrs. Goode and her hubby Joe. This is her first year coaching Varsity. Last year she coached J. V. Softball. • i. 114 ■: : t,iijr Vi t ' .:-. ' : I. Denine Lea on the mound. 2. The Varsity Softball team and the coach Mrs. Goode. 3. Mary Kujawa at first base. 4. Coach Mrs. Goode 5. Monica Slattery awaits a ground ball. 6. Tracy Sigmen at bat. 115 . J.V. Softball team: back row. left to rig ht- Paula Lucas. Donna Levine. Jaime Ronge. Teri Kurtz, Gigi Gyorgy. Lisa Traba. Next row: Nancy Martinez. Monique Castilla, Gretchen Goode. Lisa Sosa, Jaime Matta. Asst. Manager. Next row-. Dana Steinbacher, Sheri Kecxon. Alison Gor- ham, Stephanie Scannell. Coach Miss McLaughlin. Bottom row-. Janet Urban i. Sheryl Vampa, Stephanie Drilling, and Jennifer Indrieri. Not pictured is Tract McDaniels. 3. Sheryl Vampa at bat. 3. Gigi Gyorgy stealing second. 4. Sheryl Vampa catches the ball as Gretchen Goode backs her up. 5. Janet Urbani at 3rd base. 6. Dana Steinbacher behind the plate. . .••:r.,-;;7JSKr V : f f f New Zalent Comes Zo Zke . V. Zeam The J. V. Softball Team of 1982 is made up of many new, talented young athletes. This is Miss McLaughlin ' s first year teaching the J.V. team. The players work well together; they have a strong, positive attitude and much potential. Miss McLaughlin is looking forward to the ' growing and learning that they will be doing together this season. 117 I - 118 • V-.-Z.SiSK-tCSBBWr.V S y Jp Jp Jp s 6s jS : . Golf Team left to right: Rich Padilla, Tom McConville, Mike Kujava, David Padilla, Mike Miller, and Doug Ba- chand. 2. Mike Kujawa putts 3. Rich Padilla going for a putt. 4. Mike Miller lining up the shot. 5. Doug Bachand after a putt. 6. Where did it go? Golf Cooks Good On Zhe Green The 1982 Valiant Golf Team took to the greens led by three-year captain, Mike Kujawa. Other strengths included powerhouse Dave Padilla and future tour player Tom McConville. Although coming off a bad season last year, with the help of newcomers Mike Miller and Rich Padilla, the Valiants promise to be a much-improved golf team. Building for the future with Freshman Doug Bachand, the Valiants played some very exciting matches. The golfers were coached this year by veter- an pro, Bob O ' Connor. 119 tttttttttttttfttttf tttttttttttttttt ' -...r.:-- , «a ;.y: CIMICMIM T F 4p 4TP business Department (jwws The Business Department is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Crow. This department offers a wide variety of courses. Miss Mc Laughlin teaches Typing I and II along with Office Procedures, which demonstrates to the students the type of skills necessary for working in an office. Mrs. Crow teaches Book- keeping, Accounting I and II, Stenography, and Typing I. s 122 • - • V .• •:J£.S2sSSfr£ : • . I. Angela Traba busy doing her typing lesson. 2. Mrs. Crow writing lessons for her business classes. 3. Olivia Rodri- guez concentrating on her steno assignment. 4. Miss McLaughlin lectures to her typing class. 5. Miss McLaugh- lin helps a student with typing. 6. Mrs. Crow looking dis- gusted with one of her students. 7. Mike Kalustian. 123 English Zaught Uniquely Once again, our English depart- ment has the one and only Sister An- gela Clare teaching three Senior and a Junior English class. We also have Miss Shackel teaching the A. P. Eng- lish class and one Senior English class. Other faculty members in this department headed by Mr. Ander- son, include Mrs. Main, Mr. Feeney, Fr. Frank, and Mr. Patnou. Each in- structor has his own unique style of teaching. 124 •irMJHBSfx: 9, J d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d i I. Mr. Anderson lectures in one of his English classes. 2. Sister Angela Clare steals the camera. 3. Miss Linden lectures. 4. Miss Shackel in a deep discussion. 5. Mr. Patnou helps a student. 6. Todd Doddy concentrates intensley. 125 I Tine Arts Wrings Jn flew Zaknts The F ine Arts Department this year places emphasis on creativity, involvement, and understanding. The courses offered are Art I and II, Music Appreciation, and Band. The art classes are under the creative direction of Mrs. Nancy Patten. She teaches sketching, ceramics, and painting. Mr. Gary Garner instructs students in the fundamentals of mu- sic and directs the band.  126 • ftv jmra::- . Mr. Gary Garner lectures in one of his Music Appreciation classes. 2. Al Corrales plays the organ. 3. John Shaules, Ronny San- tono, Mike Mignogna do their art projects. 4. Nanci Bachand and Ellen Cueva steal the camera. 5. Paula Termini works on her art project. 6. Joe Getti plays his saxaphone. 127 ,J yearbook Headed %y Mrs. Patten The Yearbook class was head- ed by Mrs. Nancy Patten. Al- though this was her first year as moderator, things ran very smoothly. The class of Juniors and Seniors worked very hard to reach the important dead- lines. The staff was under the direction of Gina Rodriguez, Chief Editor. 128 « • . ••• ..•.••ii.ll ' ■ . . Eileen Morris, Kim Splane. Gina Rodriguez, and Angie Ganem discuss the yearbook with Mrs. Patten. 1 Yearbook class takes time out for a picture. 3. Eileen Morris is busy typing. 4. Bill Davey in action. 5. Jackie Huf faker gives her opinion. 6. Mary Saumell, Tony Riedell and Richard Tracy examine class pictures. Many Zkanks Zo Our yearbook Photo Editor mil Davey And Our Chief Editor Qina Rodriguez Proaiess Chart Also Zo Our Moderator Mrs. Patten 130 - • v- ••.-..••:;.-ii:. «a5 VS ' - : • I. Gina Rodriguez 2. Mrs. Patten 3. Yearbook Staff takes a break 4. Javier Corzo 5. Yearbook class 131 + Zhc Silver Script This year The Silver Script took full advantage of the first amend- ment by providing students with an interesting and top quality newspa- per, and keeping them up-to-date on school activities. Mr. Mike Anderson took the job of moderating the class with chief edi- tors. Bill Davey and Sue Kanga, chal- lenged to organize an efficient and professional group. Associate editors included Paul Ornellas, Mike Calka and Therese Kreyer. .••« ««i-  JKWK. .: ' • W a- 1 , R i CS b ' ft H F 3g B . Mike Calka and Tommy Mc Conville 2. Jerry Masterson, Mike Degagne 3. Mike Calka 4. Sen- iors discuss an editorial 5. Sue Vaughan pho- tographer for Journalism. 6. Bill Davey- Chief editor. 7. Sue Vaughan. S. Mr. Anderson moder- ator for Journalism 133 Mr. Venegas Meads Canguage ' Department Once again Mr. Venegas heads the Language Department, while teaching Spanish II, III and A. P. Spanish IV classes. Miss Albert teaches all French classes while Mr. White challenges both Latin and Spanish I students. 134 ? • ••« .t. ••:: •£-?• : -of ' « i f MLfcl jj . Mr. Venegas looks vicious 2. Leslie Sieber studies Spanish 3. Ms. Albert lecturing to the French II class 4. Mr. White teaches Latin to the Freshmen 5. Detra Jones smiles to the camera 6. Mrs. Powell takes attendance 7. Ms. Albert teaching a French lesson. 135 1 Mathematics ' Department The Mathematics Department guided by Mr. Rode offered a wide range of study from Business Math to Trigonometry. Our staff this year included Mr. Andrew teaching Basic Geometry, Basic Math, and Pre-Algebra. Two other important people in the math department were Ms. Pilien and Mr. Van Grinsven both teaching Basic Math, Geometry, Math Review, and Algebra I. Mr. Rode continued doing a great job teaching all Algebra II classes along with Trigonometry and Calculus. Mi 4£i 4$i J i J i 4pi 4$i f S J i JQs JS S i S 4 5 Jfii Jfis Jfii S iitSBCBC ;-. : 9, Jf ■pf . Mr. VanGrinsven assists a student 2. Elaine Kneip 3. Mr. Andrews lectures 4. Miss Pilien demonstrates a math problem on the board. 5. Mr. Rode talks to his students 6. Wild Bill pretends to be interested 7. Joel DeGagne 8. Juan Gonzalez 9. John DiFronzo 137 Mr. Crow And Miss Ccytus Keep School Jh Shape Miss Leytus heads the Physical Edu- cation Department this year. She and Mr. Crow teach the fundamentals of a variety of sports, which provide stu- dents with great forms of exercise, co- ordination, and fun. The courses enrich students with self-confidence and the incentive to keep fit. JQs s 4p J i 4!p 4f 4$ p 4jP $p sF P $ $ $ $ $ 138 • . . V ;••;■•«•. 7j: X 2S :: : 4p J $s J  4$s Jfa 4fo Jfc 4p Jp 4!p 4fc dp p 4$ $ 4$ I. Michelle Messerehmidt and Lynn Dea- gan run a relay 2. Sophomores play bas- ketball 3. Freshmen boys play flag football 4. Freshmen girls pose for the camera 5. Junior girls gossip at the end of P.E. 139 Sr. Paula Meads Religion Department T he Religion Department is under the direction of Sr. Paula this year. Included in the department are Ms. Bark ley, Mr. Saunders, and Mr. Trujillo all of whom teach Senior Marriage Class. Junior classes learn about World Religions from Miss Garske, Sr. Paula, and Mr. Madden. Mr. Oistad teaches the Sophomore classes while Mr. Feeney, Mr. Madden, and Miss Shackel in- struct the freshmen. 140 F, _. I. Sr. Paula 2. The mural of Jesus Christ on the wall of the soup kitchen on Skid Row 3. Mr. Trujillo 4. Mr. Oistad 5. Mr. Feeney 6. Mr. Madden 7. Robert Lane role playing in junior religion class 8. Dennis Boyle ' s baby egg. 141 Science Dept. Welcomes New Member The Science Department, chaired by Mrs. Dunn, and staffed by Mr. Payne and the newest member, Mr. Armas, contin- ues to offer a variety of classes: Physiol- ogy, Chemistry, Physics, BSCS, Biology, and Science Themes. 142 V •.•.7.«.T, ' t5i , «KWr ' .:-V : ■ m w j ' | t . Jenny Franco takes a Biology test. 2. Sarah Connor and Christine Blackwood perform an experiment in IPS. 3. Mike Brown expands his knowledge in Physics 4. Mr. Payne explains the structure of the bones 5. Mrs. Dunn during a lecture 6. Juniors take notes during Biology class. 143 Mr. Bailey $oins Social Science Crew The Social Studies Department this year offers a diverse curricu- lum. Head of the department is Sr. Eucharia. Courses offered this year are Cultural Geography, World History, U.S. History, Ci- vics, Law, and Sociology. V ° « vocv EDy A ,r £ m 13 B| _ V i .■ BBP -- • «• 1 ( t _ z. ■- 4 144 . •(■i« ? •.••.•.••«.-«••:•-««  • . Mr. Bailey lectures 2. Mr. laccino tries to enlight his class 3. Mr. Crow 4. Robert Fernandez looks intelligent 5. Miss Leytus lecturing from the book 6. Mr. Meinert proves a point 7. Joe Defranzo and Lauren Khory make Sociology interesting 8. Junior History 145 Mr. Moffman And Zhe Work Experience Qang Mr. Ron Hoffman is moderator of the Work Experience- Vocational Education Program for the first time this year. He assists students inter- ested in enrolling in various work programs. Seniors, in order to be eli- gible for work experience, have to have his approval, parent consent, and a qualifying part-time job. f ! T T T T . Robert Tracy empties the trash 2. Charlie Hollenbeck working hard at Alpha Beta 3. Teri McWhorter at 31 Flavors 4. Louise Vil- lani working at Kaufmans 5. The Work Ex- perience gang: Mr. Hoffman as moderator. 6. Mike DeGagne at work. 146 -..- ■■•■ i l i , v.«tgrv: : 147 t ' ttttttttttttttttt h. f 148 ttttttttttttttti •.•■.■V.fA-i ' it. ' mBV.V fill Mil 149 4 Creativity j Shown By 4 Students A FADED DREAM The first time I saw you. You were standing by a water fountain. I tried to get your attention but you turned away. The next time I set eyes on you, You were overlooking the beach. I smiled at you but you looked away. I really wanted to talk to you When I saw you at the park But you glanced the other way I cried and cried. . . Until one day you were in a garden- You finally looked at me and smiled. It was the moment I ' d been waiting for, for so long but then I turned. and walked away. -Lisa Guy. ' 82 JUST WATER A Wave. . . Begins as a sea of water, Just water. Gathering strength, it ebbs toward the beach, Still water. Gathering power it pulls itself up to the sky In a crescent. A wave. . . Perfect, unique. It crashes on the earth with a thunderous pound. And returns to its beginning. . . . Just water It rushes back to the sea only to repeat the cycle. It seems to me that we are all Just water. Peaking to waves. Then returning to water again. -Laura Graff ' 82 Barbara Slkment p 150 •v.niivv!ia r : : h Zim Kicdcll Morgan Wtistling i8 % t ; DRY-EYED WEEPER It seems as though I never cry. I often ask the question, Why? The rotten things I feel inside I can ' t through weeping eyes confide. They ' re never with a tear revealed But often with a smile concealed. While others ' sadness is expressed I frown, but still remain depressed. But finally, when tears stream out, (For every man must cry, no doubt) My tears do not just rain but pour As if they ' ve passed an open door A door which has been locked and sealed, Has kept my feelings well concealed Sometimes I try to learn the cause, I search for habits, rules, or laws Which might reveal the reason why I do, at rare times, start to cry. In trying to solve this mystery I ' ve ruled out death and tragedy. A movie, wake, or long goodbye May make me frown but never cry. Instead, the trigger ' s neat and small It ' s nothing, not a thing at all. -Laurie Monteleone __ £ V events REMEMBERING The little boy at the shore Builds a sand castle. He spends all day moulding the sandi A wave rolls in He begins again. Moulding and pressing. Time and again. Another wave destroys his new beginnings. The little boy moves to Higher ground. My dreams and emotions are like His sand castles. I work hard to complete them. Only to watch waves d estroy my efforts. I must begin again. But next time. I ' ll wait for low tide. -Diana Nickles. ' 82 We walked together, side by side. Sometimes we laughed; sometimes we cried. You gave me life-, you made me whole. Your tenderness enriched my soul. I thought this would forever be. We ' d be together, you and me. But then you said you had to go. The pain I felt, you ' ll never know! So now you ' re gone, and I am here. I ' m so alone. I ' ve so much fear. I think of you. Do you of me?. . . I long for times that used to be. -Kathleen Todd. ' 81 GREENER GRASS My friend was blue and so was I. We talked and shared the reasons why. Now she spoke first while I sat still And listened to her woes, until The time had come for me to speak But suddenly I felt quite meek. For of the woes I had to share I had not one which could compare. Instead, mine had become quite trite; My life appeared a shade more bright. For once. I knew my grass was green - The greenest I had ever seen! -Laurie Monteleone. ' 82 Christine Mcissner 152 .v.: x ixr.::: : A CRY FOR LOVE The child: Bewildered and left alone. Starving for love. Screaming for attention. Neglected and uncared for. No one to teach him how To ride a bike or throw a ball. Left to care for himself. As the child grows, he becomes A bad boy Because a spanking is better than Being ignored. He is labeled a trouble maker. And is called a nuisance. Finally he finds a teacher: Life. Discovering things the hard way And learning from the streets. Now he is no longer a bad boy. He ' s a criminal. But he ' s still screaming For love. -Laura Graff. ' 82 DECEPTION thought my friends would be the wind and sea ut now they lag. and I am far behind. he sun proclaims the time of day to me - ou peaceful depths, you now seem so unkind. ou once called me to this majestic shore nd tempted me with soothing sounds of calm, o I then bade the mountains. Never more, nd made my life beneath a swaying palm. ' ut Beauty cannot satisfy alone. o sun and I go out in my canoe. . . 7 search of food we are together blown. Vithout the wind there ' s nothing we can do. ' he peace I loved I sometimes now despise, hat wretch, that tease, that taunted me with lies. -Louise Villani. ' 82 Kaqucl Diaz ZoHy Kiedcll PISMO BEACH Crashing waves reaching the sand, drenching my feet, cooling the land. Such sweet mist, so crisp and flowing, tingling my face, until it ' s glowing. Seagulls soaring, high above cliffs, over the clouds, flying in drifts. Sun shining brightly, and blinding my eyes. Sands sitting warmly in tune with the skies. Shifting winds gently blowing. Happy friends, living and growing. All is alive. along the white shore while the blue sea flows. . evermore. -Jane Taylor. ' 82 NO MAN ' S LAND Now once there was a distant land Whose beaches were of golden sand. There was no rubbish to be found. For man had not set foot aground. -Debbie Le Vine. ' 82 ttttfttfttttttttt fy fy fy fy fy fy ■HEIR-RAISING Lady Di who was recently wed. Is with child, so the papers have said Though as mother she ' s new. She ' ll prepare till he ' s due. For new princes are always well-bred. -Holly Copsey. ' 83 Mark Misetich ■ 4f GUILT What could I say when it was done? I thought that I was having fun. The little boy was on the street- He was not standing on his feet. I ran so quickly from my car It seemed a distance very far. The moment that I did arrive I noticed he was not alive. What could I say when it was done? I thought that I was having fun. -John Pankratz. ' S3 Z m K Udell A CHILD ' S FEAR There ' s a monster in my closet there- Get out of bed? I do not dare! For he will get me, it is true. With one big loud and scary, Boo ! Hey. Mom, I ' m scared! That ' s what I said. But, Dear, it ' s only in your head. Now go to sleep and you will see That in the morn he will not be. So then I crept beneath the sheets. I know he heard my loud heartbeats! And if I cannot bear the fear, I ' ll flick the light. He ' ll disappear. And so I wait without a peep . . Until I fall into deep sleep. -Denise De Grood, ' 83 THE POWER OF HEALING An open page And a sweaty palm On a steel pen Ink that ' s flowing like seething blood from an open wound The ink dries and the wound heals but the scar and the writing Louise Villani. ' 8 J ttttttttfttttttfttt 154 •.•.r.«:;;- gJEg ♦:-.:- A TRUE FRIEND A person who is like a sister to you. Someone you can talk to. Someone who knows how you feel. Knows you inside and out. Accepts you for who you are. Someone whom you can depend on. Someone who is always ready to listen. Someone you can share your ups-and-downs with. Someone who makes your life a little easier. A person you can share your secrets with. Someone who gives memories a special meaning. -Silvia Sandoval, ' 84 Morgan Weistling Christine Kozberg I DON ' T KNOW WHY I won ' t let you get close to me. I guess I ' m just afraid Afraid of love, afraid of pain I know you want to know me inside but when you get close I want to run I want to hide I know you ' ll always care I ' m just afraid afraid one day I ' ll need you and you won ' t be there. I know it ' s hard for you when you have to see me cry when I think of how it hurts a part of me just dies. I don t understand all these feelings they ' re in my mind with difficult meanings. I ' m all confused please just give me time I need to be alone to think. Is that such a crime? -Angie Ganem, ' 82 y.::irwmtr : ' ' : : ' 4p Jp CCMT Cl U j U 4 , JIITIKI i£z: W W p Sjfxx. hcu c Me . b LocPn yo . C a A CoL e. ex uoondtoWi Ace upun VjJ p Gtn r cULM C3 UD A New King Ascends Zne Zkrone The biggest change in this year ' s administration is the promotion of Fr. Frank Doherty to principal. He is assisted in his administrative duties by Mr. Ronald Hoffman, Mr. Rudy Trujillo, and Sr. Margaret Maureen Verdeyen. The administration and the faculty, in addition to their efforts towards an organized and productive school year, are devoting much time and energy to the upcoming accredi- tation. v,r:x ttKB y:;:: ' f, y . Fr. Frank preparing for a new day 1 Our receptionist, Mrs. Aldrich working at her desk 3. Mr. Trujillo discussing grades with students 4. Mr. Hoffman counting money from lunch 5. Sr. Margaret Maureen in her office. 6. Accuracy and thoroughness are Sr. David ' s talents in the attendance office 7. Mr. Trujillo working to keep accurate records during the Fiesta drive. t ' ttttttttttttttttt . Sr. Angela Clare discusses the counseling department 2. Sr. Paula in her office 3. Mr. Venegas, the guidance director, talks with Tammy Hedgecock 4. Mr. Venegas and his aid Ginny Kearns 5. Counselors Ms. Barkley 6. Tim Woodward and Mr. Saunders 7. Sr. Angela Clare counseling Bill Davey 8. Mr. Saunders and Mr. Trujillo 160 . •:■• -•♦•- ,-i-.:.- MW.;- : it  ! ■ Counseling And guidance H The Counseling Department this year is headed by Mr. Mitch Saunders. The staff members consist of Miss Barkley, Sr. Angela Clare, Sr. Paula, and a newcomer, although definitely not new to the school, Mr. Trujillo. The staff is available all year for students to come and see the counselor of their choice, to discuss any problem they might have. Art Venegas took over the guidance department to help Seniors and Juniors who are seeking information on colleges of their choice. He also set up a college night and a financial aid night for students and their parents. p Ms -f i Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms 4£s Jp Jp Jp y Jp Jy jy 4fr Jp ROBERT ALBANO This is Mr. Albano ' s first year at St. Genevieve. He teaches English and US History. He at- tended LA Pierce College. UCLA. CSUN and CSU Sacra- mento. MICHAEL ANDERSON Mr. Anderson is a veteran at St. Genevieve having been here for 13 years. He is now teaching English III and Journal ism. Mr. Anderson received his B.A. in Music and a DMA. at U.S.C He is also involved with the school as Newspaper Moderator and Chairman of the English Department. Out- side of school he enjoys travel- ing and 16th century history. CHARLENE ALBERT Having attended Lavod Uni versity in Quebec where she earned a BA in English with a minor in Education. Miss Albert enjoys sewing, reading, swim- ming, and macrame. In this, her third year at St. Genevieve, she teaches Erench. MAUREEN ALDRICH Mrs. Aldrich has been at St. Genevieve for two years as school receptionist and book store clerk. She enjoys playing tennis, raquetball and jump roping. I have two children, six and three years old. that keep me busy when I ' m not working. DOROTHY ALEXIS Mrs. Alexis has been a regis- trar and secretary at St. Gene- vieve for 7 years. She especial- ly enjoys watching Valiant football games. The Alexis fam- ily have been parishishers here since 1953. Five of her children have graduated from St. Gene- vieve. She is a proud grand mother of Corey and Jason. STEVEN ANDREWS Mr. Andrews attended CSUN where he received a B.A. in Psychology. He is currently pursuing graduate work in Edu cational Psychology. He has been at St. Genevieve for two years teaching math classes During his free time he is inter- ested in photography, music, running, and humor. MIGUEL ARMAS Mr. Armas currently teaches Biology and B.S.C.S. He has taught Biology and Genetics in colleges and Biology and Physi- ology in high schools for sever- al years. He is a member of the National Association of Biology Teachers and Bio-Forum. SISTER ANGELA CLARE S.P. This is Sister ' s eighth year at St. Genevieve. She teaches English to Junior and Seniors, and she also is a counselor. Sis ter holds a B.S. in Education from St Mary-of the Woods College Indiana; a B.A. from Im- maculate Heart College. Holly wood; and a MA. from the Uni versity of Notre Dame. Indi- ana. let thy voice rise like a fountain for me night and day. For what are men better than sheep or goats If know- ing God. they lift not hands of prayer both for themselves and those who call them friend? ' ' 162 . . ? : V.i Bi2frV- KEN BAILEY A new addition to St. Gene- vieve faculty. Mr. Bailey re- ceived his BA in Sociology at UCLA and his teaching creden tials for Social Studies and Math at CSUN. He enjoys at- tending the school sports and social activities. He spends his free time jogging, backpack- ing, and playing the guitar. Those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them. LINDON CROW Woodwork ing and camping are two of Coach Crow ' s favorite pastimes but we know him best as our head football and track coach. He also teaches PE and Geography. USC and CSUN are the schools where he got his degrees. This is his sixth year at St. Genevieve. CAROL BARKLEY In her second year at St. Gene vieve Miss Barkley teaches Marriage and Family. She has her MA in Educational counsel- ing and coursework for a mar- riage therapy license. Miss Barkley is also Sophomore class moderator, and counselor. She enjoys sewing, canning, travel- ling around California, and reading. SISTER DAVID S.P. Sr. David presides in the atten- dance office for the second year. Her subject is on- time - ology. She has previously taught in schools from East to West with stops in the Mid- west. Her hobbies include cross-word puzzles, crochet ing, and animal sitting. KATHERINE DUNN In this, her third year at St. Genevieve. Mrs. Dunn teaches Physics. Chemistry, and IPS. She graduated from UCSD and Pasadena City College. She is in charge of the Science Club and is the Science Department Chairperson. She enjoys danc ing. swimming, and camping. P.B.P.G.I.NE.W.M.Y. SANDY CROW In her si th year of teaching at St. Genevieve Mrs. Crow ' s classes are Typing I. Account ing I and II. and Steno. She has a BS degree in Sociology and a minor in Psychology, is Chair- person of the Electives Depart- ment. Cheerleader Moderator, and on the steering committee for Accreditation. I am proud to be a part of the St. Gene vieve family. ' ' FR. FRANK DOHERTY SS.CC. This is Father ' s first year as principal of St. Genevieve and his sixth year of teaching here. He is teaching English this year. He attended Queen of Peace Seminary in New Hamp shire majoring in Theology and Philosophy. He took graduate studies at Mount St. Mary ' s College, the Washington Theol- ogy Union, and USE. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ' t 163 SR. FRANCIS EDWARDS S.P. Sister has been the librarian for three years, and she also teaches the Library Science classes. Sr Francis received her B.A. at Saint- Mary-of-the- Woods, her M.A. in Math at In- diana Staie. and her M.S. in Li- brary Science at Oklahoma University. She enjoys walking, biking, and reading in her spare time. Search and Re- Search JIM HODGES Mr. Hodges is the well known school custodian. An outdoors type, Jim en oys fishing, hunt- ing, and camping. In my two and a half years here at St. Ge nevieve. I have become quite attached. I have made friends with many nice people both young and old. It makes me proud to be a part of the school. KEVIN FEENEY After receiving a B.A. in Eng lish. Mr. Feeney is now in his third year teaching Religion and English to the freshmen and sophomores. He is A. V. De- partment Technical Aid and V. T.R. Protectmcian. He enjoys old movies and has a collection of records with 7149 LP ' s and 1600 J5 ' s. He spends most of his summers at the Greek and Universal Ampitheatre going to concerts. Maintain GARY GARNER This is Mr. Garner ' s first year at St. Genevieve; he is teaching Music Appreciation and Begin mng and Advanced Band. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. Columbia. His inter ests include cross country, ski- ing, volleyball, tennis, swim- ming, writing, music, back- packing, canoeing, and read- ing. DIANE GARSKE A new addition to the St. Gene- vieve faculty. Miss Garske teaches religion. She has her B.A. in Math Applied Science from UCLA, with graduate studies in Theology. She has Archdiocesan training in Youth Ministry and certification. She also is the full time Youth Mm ister for St. Genevieve Parish. She enjoys dancing, sailing, and cross country skiing. RONALD HOFFMANN This is Mr. Hoffmann ' s eighth year at St Genevieve. He is Drivers Education. Mechanical Drawing. Auto Mechanics teacher. He also heads Work Experience. Mr. Hoffman at- tended C. S.U.N, ma oring in Business, and is presently tak- ing graduate studies at CS.U.N. Outside of school, he enjoys fishing and golfing Jfys 4fr J$ Jfy 4£i J i Jfo Jfc J i Jp J i ty s J fjp 4$ J i J 164 -•■—•• ' iiii 1L AUDREY KENT Mrs. Kent has been working at St. Genevieve for fourteen years. She works in the front office and keeps the business records in order. She is also in- volved with the Parent Booster Club and the Fiesta. She has had three children graduate from St. Genevieve. She enjoys Rock and Pisco music. KEVIN MADDEN This is Mr. Madden s first year at St. Genevieve. He teaches freshman and junior religion. He received his B.A. at Creighton Univeristy and en joys swimming and running. PAT IACCINO After graduating from St Ge- nevieve on 1974. Mr. laccino at- tended the University of San Diego where he received his B.A. in Sociology and Psycholo- gy. He returned to St. Gene vieve three years ago and is now teaching Cultural Geogra phy. Sociology. Law. and World History. Mr. laccino is Modera- tor of the Freshman class and coaches football and baseball. Outside of school he enjoys water skiing, camping, and 4- wheeling. SR MARGARET MAUREEN. S.P. Sr. Margaret is in her 2nd year at St. Genevieve. She teaches Algebra I and is an assistant principal. Her schooling in- cludes an AB degree from St. Mary of the Woods College in Indiana and an MS degree from Butler University in Indianapo- lis. Indiana. Her favorite hobby is macrame. JUDY LEYTUS Miss Leytus is in her ninth year at St. Genevieve, teaching P.E.. Health, and World History. She is the Girls ' Athletic Director, moderates Lettergirl. coaches Varsity Volleyball and Basket- ball. She is on the Faculty Advi- sory Committee. Miss Leytus ' s hobbies include reading, sports, decoupage. and Tom Selleckl THOMAS MEINERT This is Mr. Meinert s sixth year at St. Genevieve. He teaches U.S. and World History. He has his BA from CSUN. He is direc- tor of student activities and enjoys reading, mind puzzlers, word games, sports, trivia, and study of ancient tortures and executions. CATHY MAIN Mrs. Main is enjoying her fifth year teaching Fnglish and her tenth year as director of the entertainment unit. Mrs. Main graduated form CSUN. She en joys drawing, crocheting, col- lecting frogs, and being one of Sondra Ryan ' s close friends. BONNIE MCLAUGHLIN Typing, office procedures, and work experience are Miss McLaughlin ' s subjects in her second year at St. Genevieve. She has been varsity Softball coach. She is a graduate of CSUN and her degree is in physical education. She enjoys playing the guitar, singing, horseback riding, and the out doors. I stand most humbly before man ' s wisdom, knowing we are not really wise — for if we were we ' d open up the k ingdom. and make earth hap- py as the dreams of skies. 165 SR. PAULA MODAFF S.P. Teaching religion, being chair- person of the religion depart ment. and counseling are the responsibilities of Sr. Paula in her fifth year at St. Genevieve. She received her BA from St. Mary of the Woods in Indiana and her MA from Univeridad Shers-Americana in Mexico City. Biking, hiking, camping, gardening, and reading are Sr. Paula ' s favorite hobbies. In short there are three things that last; faith, hope, and love and the greatest is love. I. Cor. 13:13 BRUCE PATNOU Mr. Patnou attended USC re- ceiving his BA in English. He received his teaching creden tials from Cal Poly, Pomona. He is in his second year teaching English and Developmental Reading He is the announcer of the Valiant Football home games. He also enjoys Graphic arts, athletics, and music. KEN OISTAD In his third year at St. Gene- vieve. Mr. Oistad is teaching Sophomore religion. He is a lso involved in J. V. Basketball and is Junior class moderator. He attended high school in Palm Springs, he went on to UC Riv- erside with graduate work at IMU. His interests include vol- leyball, basketball, backpack ing. and cross country skiing. Hey. Hey. my my rock and roll will never die. -Niel Young NANCY PATTEN Mrs. Patten is in her second year at St. Genevieve teaching Art I.. Art ll„ and Yearbook. She is a CSUN graduate with a Bachelor of Science and teach ing credentials in Home Eco- nomics. She enjoys cooking, sewing, macrame. and needle point. She also likes to water ski, swim, and play tennis in her spare time. GARY PAYNE Mr. Payne is in his seventh year coaching and third year teaching Physiology. Science Themes, and World History. He attended College of the Canyons. University of Texas, and CSUN. receiving his BA in Physical Education and a minor in Health Science. Mr. Payne is head J. V. football coach. Eresh- man basketball coach, and Let termens Club Moderator. Once the game is over, the king and the pawn go back in the same bo -Albert Camers. EVANGELINA PILIEN Ms. Pilien received her BA at Ear Eastern University She ma jored in math and minored in physics. She took graduate courses in math at the Catholic University. Washington P.C she has also taken computer In- formation Science at L.A.U.C This is her third year at St. Ge nevieve teaching math. Her in terests include knitting, cro- cheting, sewing, and garden ing. GINNY POWELL Mrs. Powell is in her first year teaching Spanish I and II at St. Genevieve. She has her BA in Spanish from Clarion State Col- lege. She is the Spanish Club Moderator and en oys reading, sewing, and dancing. ■ fy ■ Jp 166 .tdl. fr.g« re fc o - (AJJW- r -t TKS. SR. EUCHARIA RYAN. S.C. In her sixth year at St. Gene- vieve. Sr. Buchana teaches U.S. History, is the Chairperson of the Social Studies Department, and is the moderator of the Model United Nations Club. Her teaching qualifications in elude an MA in history from Loyola University in Los An geles. BA from the University of San Piego. and post gra- duate studies at Pepperdme University of Colorado. She en loys swimming, stamp collect- ing, needlework, and prayer sessions and retreats for young people MARIAN SHACKEL Ms. Shackel is in her third year at St. Genevieve teaching Eng lish. Drama, and Religion. She is a former graduate of the Holy Names College with a BA in Honors English. MIKE RODE Mr. Rode received his BA in Mathematics, attending Col- lege of the Canyons and UCLA. In his fifth year, he is Chairper- son of the Math Department as well as a Math teacher. He is also Athletic Director. Fresh- man football Coach, and Co Moderator of the Senior Class. His interests include sports of- ficiating. MITCH SAUNPERS Mr. Saunders is a graduate of LMU receiving his BA in Psy- chology with a minor in reli gion. In his third year at St. Genevieve, he is a counselor and teaches psychology and religion classes. He is busy as moderator of the Unity Club, coaching and campus ministry. Besides his field work with chronic psychiatric patients he enjoys camping, running, read- ing, and meditation. His com ment to the school was. Thank You. JOHN VANGRINSVEN Mr. VanGnnsven teaches Alg e bra I.. Math Review, and Geom- etry. A graduate of California State University. Northndge and an alumnus of St. Gene- vieve, he enjoys tennis, body surfing, basketball, and rock music. He is head basketball coach and senior class faculty advisor. Ear better is it to dare mighter things even though checked by failure, than to live in a gray twilight that knows no victory nor de feat. ROGER WHITE Mr. White is in his second year at St. Genevieve teaching Latin and Spanish. He attended UCLA and received his BA. MA C. Phil in Classics. He enjoys reading, bicycling, book lee ting, and traveling. col- RUDY TRUJILLO Teaching seniors the Religion Marriage course is just the be- ginning of Mr. Tru illo ' s duties in his twelfeth year at St. Ge- nevieve. As well as being Assis tant Principal, he is Dean of Studies, and Chairperson for several committees and activi- ties. Gardening and raquetball are some of his leisure time in- terests. A graduate of Loyola University, he completed his graduate studies in psychology and education at UCLA and USE. ART VENEGAS Mr. Venegas is teaching Span- ish at St. Genevieve for his sixth year. He is the Chairper son of the Foreign Language Department and moderator of the Spanish Club. He is a gra- duate of St. Genevieve and CSUN. He received his BA in Spanish and a minor in Political Science at CSUN. 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STORE CONTACT LENSES Hard or Soft EYES EXAMINED Complete Service 894-9256 Good Cuck Class of ' 82 8 M Morris Co. @, © o)(g ALAN J HERMAN 1712 Chamblee Dr. Warwick. Rl 02886 Helping you capture the year! 240 Zhe St. Qmevieve Parents-Boosters Club Congratulates Zhe graduating Class Of 1982. President - Wayne ftordlund Secretary - Diane Citarella Zreasurer - Jackie DeDonato Moderator - Mike Rode Parish Representatives 241 SPSCUC MSSSAQSS Congratulations, Kevin Mom, Dad, and Bill Mr. laccino. Your cheeks are red, your eyes are blue. Your a crazy teacher and we ' II miss youll Thank you for being a friend as well as a great teacher! Love. Providence and Steph Lori Costi- You have exceeded our fondest wishes with hard work, love and caring. We are proud. Mom and Dad. Craig and Vince Congratulations, Kelly I You ' re a special daughter and sister. Mom, Dad, Kerry, Joel, Erin, and Shannon Cosmic girll We ' ve made it. Without your help I couldn ' t have done it. You ' ll always have a place in my heart. Love always. Rod Mary, May the future be as beautiful as you and bring you as much joy as you have brought us. Love, Mom, Dad, Theresa, and Mike Zkc Portrait (jailer y mil Christy 714 956-0SS4 225 J . State College tilvd. Anaheim, Calif. 92S06 242 r ? wwom k mav comcskm JZ ' S BSSN KSA£, A MM WMAZ, We WOtf ' Z SAV! Zhaiiks for the memories 6irn S r i  4 Q en JP 4 r tT . r5 t Because luefte n yEA Bc Kir ' 5 • $ « .. i ■ ? % V Vo o_ Care i n r , 2 i, 4 J.D. 4-ever Oh, I loff youll Ya, turn me on Baby! Those great American Bulges si V J}Q€u 6 ' is hi%ts -frKt ViKSsKiy.- • y Congratulations to a special daughter, Muggi Love, Mom 243 fr r fcw challenges were met by the Royalty who inhabited the land for four brief years. Zhey brought knowledge, spirit, unity, and self-respect, qualities which will stay with these leaders, hopefully, wherever Cife ' s paths may lead. rt 244 F |s f I s f T T 245 As high-ranked Noblemen take the place of the Kot alty and beeome new leaders, so the princes and princesses of our junior class will gain respect in next year ' s kingdom. 246 ttttttftftttttttttttti fp s 4£i JQs Jfc 4fo J i 4 JS Jp p p jp p p -Tr p Jp Jp i| r r Squires and Peasants of this merry kingdom will learn to take on the responsibilities set before them to become the future leaders in N ant err e. $ ' 248 249 ) As our tale ends and the pages of time elose, there will be one attribute the citizens in JVanterre will possess . . . A belief in one ' s ability to meet the challenges of an unpredictable future and to grow in true nobility. II S f 4f f 251    ttt ttttt I Sd iters Page . . . r r JVanterrian 1982 is a reflection of us as a whole. Our artistic, photographic , writing and leadership skills finally came together within these pages. We worked hard, and we gave it our all. As we graduate and leave, the only trace of our existence left behind is our yearbook: Moments captured in time. People we thank: Jr. 3 rank, the faculty, and the administration, for their patience and cooperation. Our Hosten ' s American yearbook Representative, Robert Hap Zavack, for giving us the initial motivation and direction. Ml Christy- for his professional photographic work. Sr. Angela Clare- for editing and proofreading all of our copy. Zhe Staff- who under the constant direction of our editors, Aileen and Jackie, worked to the very end to produce layouts of quality. Our Photographers- Javier, Doug, and especially Bill, our Photography Editor, who gave so much of their extra time, talent, and themselves to make the yearbook more than just words. Our Artists- M rendu, who interpreted our ideas into the cover; Jackie, who designed the division pages ; Zony and Zherese, who helped with the autograph pages. Our contributing sources, chiefly our sponsors, advertisers, and parents. And, of course, our advisor, Mrs. Nancy Patten, who gave time, inspiration and effort, while allowing us to compose a yearbook containing our own ideas and individuality. Cast, but certainly never least, the group of people who were there with me until the very end. you ' ll never really know my gratitude! Qina Rodriguez Chief Editor ' T $ Jf 4p yp f s -Jp s p p J i Jp - -q i Alonso Acosta: Art - 2, 3, Spanish - 4, Class of ' 82 is just too hipl To all those who know me, remember this, JAM THE BOXl Top Lockers rulel Funk and Soul rulel Yours truly, Sir Jed. Evelyn Aguirre Tall Flag Corps - 1, 2, 3, To Pancha, Pancha and Pancha - Let ' s always stick together! pancha Olga Alfonso: Pep Club - I, Spanish - 1, 2i Ecology - 3; Yearbook - 4, To my good friends: Mery, Cathy, Reuben, Evelyn, Rose, Mariai Thanks for be- ing my pals all these years. Best of luck to my sis Odie - Good luck, you have two more years to suffer! Deirdre Amsel: Art - 2, Pep club - l Unity - 4, Yearbook - 4i M.S. club; Thanks to all my friends for the good and sad times, without them I would not have made it! Thanks to all my teachers who put up with me. Good - bye! Henedina Arambulo: Honor Society - 4. Joe Aredas: Art - 4 Ecology - 3, Bea- ver Retriever Club - I, 2, Pres. 3, 4-, 10 60 Club - 3, 4, Mrs. Patten Fan Club Pres. - 4-, Jim Russo Fan Club - 1, 2, 3, 4 Good friends, and a bottle of Jack! B Nanci Bachand: Band - 1, 2, V Cheer- leader - 4; Pep Club - I, 2, 3, 4. Providence Bellone: Pep Club - 3, 4, TO. S. T, J.P, D.B.. HB. R.H. J.B., T.M: Thank you for making my senior year so special. You are the greatest and I wuv you! Good - bye, I will miss you! Keep in touch. Cynthia Bishop: Drama, Pep Club. Ecologyt To bebe Rosy, Evie Car- rales, and Julie Bent Back - It ' s over you guys! This four year Party, full of getting away with murder, laughing it up, listening to Julie wishing James Quandt would ask her out, and being prez of the F.F.I.S - is something I can never forget. Hopefully, this isn ' t the end of it! The wet seal. Budgee Bowman: Art - 2i GAA - 3, 4, Pep Club - I, 2, 3 Softball - 3. 4, Homecoming reject - I, 2, 3, You can tell me that I got no class - look around and you ' II see who ' s laughing last ... of the 4 . T eagle, good luck in the future and don ' t let your head get stuck in a hole! Dennis M. Boyle: Band I, 2, 3. 4, Drama - 3, 4-, Stoners - I, 2, 3. 4. Pal Bradford: Bowling - I, C Football. JV Football, V Football -3, 4, Track I, 2. 3, 4, Karen ' s the greatest! Dome Springs the place to be! M.MA.S.C - Knobs . Here ' s to all the wangsi Edwards, Kens, and Her- alds of the school. It ' s Miller time! Michael Brown: Student Council - 2i Science Club - I, VP 2. 3, 4, Model UN - 3, pres. 4, Push for excellence. Kevin Burgess: Bowling - l Pep Club I, C Baseball, C Football, JV Football, V Football - 4, Track - 3, Water Ski Club, Water Skiers stay up longer! Anne Burkholder: Drama - 2, 3, Drill Team - 1, Ecology - 2, 3. 4, Library - 3, Pep Club - 1. 2, 3. 4, Unity - 4, To all the crazies that I love: Abbondonza, Beautiful, Terri, L ynn, Telia, and my precious gang from Italy. I love you all. Good luck in the future to the class of ' 82. Mike Calka: Newspaper Sports Edi- tor 4, C Football, JV Football, V Foot- ball - 3. 4, Golf - I, 2, Later on you Ducks, I can hang! Michele Cardoza: Ecology - 3, French 2, Newspaper - 4, Pep Club - I. 2. 3, 4, Tall Flag Corps - 2, To this year ' s Freshman basketball players, I hope that in future year ' s of play- ing you can all get the ball into the basket! Love ya guvs, A Lady coach. Al Carrales: Band - I. 2. 3. 4, Hey. Ugly! Christina Carelli: Ecology - 3, 4, GAA - 1, 2, 3, Lettergirls - 2, 3, Pep Club - 1. 2, 3. 4, Student Council - 2. 3, 4, V Swim Team - 2. Mark Carmona: Spanish - 2, 3, 4, C Baseball, JV Baseball, C Basketball, JV Basketball. Tim Carroll: Band - 3 Cristina Casanova: Honor Society - 3, 4, Spanish - 1. 2, GAA - 1, Track - 1, Well. What can I say? Except - Thanks for the memories! It ' s been a great four year ' s because of you guys. Thanks for everything. Best of luck in everything you do. And always remember to - FEEL GOOD! James Charron: Beaver Retriever Club - 1. 2. 3. 4, Mrs. Patten Fan Club - 1, 2, 3. 4, 10 60 ■ 3. 4, Jim Russo Fan Club - I. 2, 3, 4, Good friends and a bottle of Jack! Led Zepplin forever. Robert Chavez: C Football, JV Foot- ball, V Football, Lettermans Club - 3, 4, C Baseball, Band - I. 2, Mr. Silver and Blue - 4, Santa Claus ■ 4, To all John Holmes - Easy Up! Dawn Christman: Unity - 4, RTD rid- er - I. 2, 3, To all my friends I have my friends I have made during my year ' s at St. Gen ' s and my teachers - Thanks for being special. To Eyes-. I wish the best of times for you in your future. Thank you for being a special guy and a friend. To my sis- ter, hope all her crazy friends have a wild and Crazy time. To Debbie. Teri, Lori, Pam, Linda, Debbie, and Michelle - Thank you for being extra special friends. Javier Corzo: Bowling - 1, Model UN - 3. 4, C Baseball, JV Baseball, C Bas- ketball, JV Basketball, Science club - 3 Sec. Tres. 4£i 4fci J 4fa 4p% 4$i J i J i 4fa 4$s 4$s Anna Costa: Drama - I-, Spanish - 2-, Science - I. Lori Costi: Ecology - 2, 3, 4-, GAA - 1, 2-, Lettergirls - 1, 2-, Pep Club - 1, 2. 3. 4-, Student Council - I, 2. 3, JV Soft- ball V Swimming - I, 2, RTDer - I, 2 ; MP - I-, Br. Mark ' s Slave - 2; Morsel Man Club - 1,2 - remember R.S and R.R? J.C and M.B admirer 4 - everh Latin II remember the paper snow- balls J.C. wore? Friday nite Sreet races; Busman, where ' s that race truck, Thanks for the lunches; But Momt Were ' s that gunll Maria Cross: Unity - 4-, Model UN - 4. Rockey Cruz: Art - 3; Ecology - 3, 4-, Pep Club - 1. 2, 3, 4; Unity - 4, Though the winds of change will blow around us and we go on seperate paths, The castles that we ' ve built will not fall For the memory of the times we ' ve shared shall last forever. Ellen Cueva: Honor Society - I-, Pep Club - I, 2, 3; Student Council - I, 2; For. B.S, R.S, K.S. G.R, D.A. C.C, T,M. A,R. N.B, S.K, And R.R. Thank you guys for all the great times we ' ve shared. We finally made it, after 12 year ' s of hard work and dedication (gag me!). Oh. and most especially, much, much, thanks to E.M for mak- ing everything so much better. Love you lots! Kathleen Curry: Pep Club - 1, 2; Span- ish ■ 1, 2, 4; Attendance - 3, 4; ' 82 rule To Murriellel Thanks for all your help. I hope we remain friends for ever, And good - luck to you Elena. See Mom, and Dad - I made itl Rose Curry: Pep Club - 1, 2; Spanish - I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council - 4-, Unity - 4; To Mom and Dad with thanks. To all of my Radical friends-, Maria, Mery, Olga, Evelyn, I ' ll miss you guy si Keep rollerskating. Hey I Looks like we made it! ' 82 rules on forever! Vicki Dahl: Pep Club - 1, 2. 3, 4-, Drill Team - I; Majorettes - 3; JV Cheer- leader; V Cheerleader - 4-, Good - bye to all my friends that are still here at St. Gen ' s. Thank you for 4 of the best year ' s of my lifel P.S. Class of ' 82 rulesl Gerry Dalton: Bowling - 2-, Yearbook - 4, C Football; JV Football; V Foot- ball - 3, 4; Track - 3 Junior Class Pres; (too bad Judy - O); Joe Fan Club - 3, 4-. I want Biff-, Brew and chew club, Alo Fan Club; Pres. Sr. David Fan Club; Football Capt - 4, All league; All around macho stud; The Doors; Do the stroke; Grab your an- kles and Take off! Noemi Dano: Ecology - 2, 3-, GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society - I. 2. 3. 4; Lettergirls - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Pep Club - 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish - ,• Freshman class pres, H.R. Rep - 2, 3; ASB Vice - 4, Unity - 1, 2; JV Softball; V Softball - 3, 4, Girls JV Basketball; V Basketball - 4, Mellow ism Club - 2, 3, 4-, officer: The Saint - 2, 3. 4. Barbie Davey: C Cheerleader-, Co - Capt, JV Cheerleader-, V Cheer- leader - 3, Drill Team - , Ecology - 2, 3, 4-, Pep Club - I, 2, 3, V.P 4-, Song- leader - 3-, Yearbook - 2-, To all my dear friends who have brought me such happiness in the last four year ' s. Its been too chilly for me! Love you K.M, and S.L. William Davey: Photographer, Year- book and Newspaper - 2, 4-, News. Editor - 4 ; ASB. Campus Comm. - 4-, Drama - 2, 3, 4-, Ecology - 1, 2, 3-, Nuke those preppies! KAOR - Good luck to Tom, Paul and Bob, buddies al- ways. To Miss Skackel, I am not a silly fat cow! Sue! My love! Fear not! I shall return to rescue you from this school, this fine school yet so mer- cifully free from the ravages of in- telligence. You will see very little appreciation, consideration and ma- turity (among students and faculty) But don ' t let that keep you from showing such virtues to others. I love you! Michael De Gagne: Charter member of 10 - second club; Instigator of the Bill Davey lynch mob. Idania Dechard: Spanish - I. 2, 3, 4; French - I, 3; GAA - I, 2. 3, 4, JV Softball; Lettergirl - 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology - I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club - I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling - I; To Ms. Naugles, Don ' t work too hard Luv ya Tito. Good luck, Periqito, Stop growing PLEASE Ana, stop studying. L.S, need a ride? To the class of ' 82. all my love espe- f Jfc fy cially my friends. Bela Denkinger: C Basketball; Track I, 2, 4; Its been a blast and I ' m going mobile. Ski Tahoe - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Proba- tion Club - I, 2, 3, 4-, AC - DC cranks. Don ' t be a flounder Buford, Walter and Whob. Joe Di Fronzo: JV Football; V Foot- ball - 3, 4; Track - I ,2. 3. 4-, The Knobs Lettermans Club - 3, 4, No time like Miller time Rocky Diaz: Ecology - 2, 3, 4-, French - 1, 2, 3; Library - 3; Spanish - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Tall Flag Corps - , Unity - 4-, To my dearest friends. P.L, M.P, M.C. S.K. M.J, S.S, F,H, D.K, M.R, (and the rest you know who U R) Thanks tor all the great times we ' ve shared. U ' ll always be in my memory and in my heart. Hang Loose 1 The best is yet to come. Good luck M female U made it. K.I. T. Love, Rocky. Luis Esparza: 10 second Club. Michele Esteban: French - I; Unity - 4-, Good luck to all my friends! Rina: Remember brandy is dandy! Long live the Bloody Sharks! Cathy Fernandez: Drill Team - 1, 2, 3-, Squad leader - 4-. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club - I; Spanish - I. 2, Yearbook - 4-. Valentine Princess - 4; Ogie. remember the snake! Roa- chass take it easy. Pooh, how is Thumper? Whip It Reuben and Cathy always and forever. O.P? See you later skids (S.R) Butch, take a hike. R.C get voice lessons. Brillo. spend some money. Sean, see you at new Horizons. N.D, grow a little. Pooh, I love you! Anna Fiore: Ecology 4-, Pep Club - 1, 3, 4-. Unity - 2, 4 Ed Flores: All I ' ve got to say is I ' m glad to be out for good! Judy Franco: Pep Club 3, RTD Rider - 2; To all my fellow backstabbers, especially Paul stabber. stab when you will, where you will and who you will Fellow biker, fellow surfer . . . Have a good future Sybil Stud ttttftttttttttftttft 2. And to all my so called friends, good bye and good luck. Ann Frieburg: Ecology - 3-, Unity - 4, Good luck to all of my children and grandchildren. Long live the Bloody Sharks Good bye Twit Javier Galarza: Band - 2, Honor Soci- ety - I. 2. 3, 4-. 10 second club. Too Hip Gotta Got Jose Caleano: Art 3, 4-, Lettermens ' club - 3, 4; Spanish club - I. 2; Year- book - 4, Baseball - 1, 2, Football J. V. - 2; Football - Varsity - 3, 4, Track - I, 2-, Pro Bowl - 3, 4 Super bowl - 3, 4-, Coca Cola 500 2nd place to Bod Hanna, Super bowl of Moto - cross 3rd place. M.S. Club - 3. 4-, Racquet ball - 4, N.F.C. club-, So I say s to this school, Good bye and Good Night. Bernadette Gambino: Band - ,• Dra- ma - 2 ; GAA - 3; Letter girls - 3-. Softball J. V. - I. 2-. Girls Basketball - 3, Angie Ganem: alias Ang - ee - ee Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Penny Princess I, 2, 3 ; Senior Committee - 4-, Yearbook - 4; Flirt - 1, 2, 3, 4, frequent visitor of Fr, Frankie ' s office - 4 You Wangs I need a cigarette To all my friends - I love you. Celest Gardina: Ecology - 4-. Honor Societ y - 4-. Pep Club - I. 2, Shield Club - 1; Unity Club - 4 ; Yearbook - 4-, Thanks for all the good times! I wish you much luck in the future! AB- BONDANZAUUl Benegas. your time is running out!!! Danny Garza: Baseball - 2, coaches award-. Baseball - 3, 4, 2nd team all - league; Baseball - (C) offensive M. V.P; Basketball - (G) captain; J.V. Football J. V. - 2; Football Varsity - 4; Letter mans Club - 3. 4; Wine is fine but whiskey ' s quicker, Suicide is slow with liquor. Take a bottle Jrown your sorrows, then it floods way tomorrows. - Ozzy-, Mrs. Pat- en FAN CLUB - 4; John Holms Fan lub I eubon Garza: Football - 2, 3; Varsi- ty Football - 4; Yearbook - 4-, Can I imbi come out and play. Walter, I ' ll : ' e you in the lost Horizon. D.I.M i ive fun with Elain at the bull. Olga learn to drive, Mery, get a date, please. Mini, don ' t stick your finger in the socket. R.C, learn to walk on bleachers - Mommy, teach her, See your skids. Skids. Big C , always and forever, Love Pooh Debbie Gibson: Tall - Flags - 2-, Pep Club - I; GAA - I-, Ecology - 2, Model U.N. - 3, R.T.D. rider - 2-, Eyes, you ' ve been a good friend, always stay the same. Dawn, Pam. Lorie, Debbie and Teri, too bad we couldn ' t work it out. Ann Gomes: Ecology - 2-, GAA - 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3-, Student Council - 2, 3-, Softball JV - 2. 3; Volleyball - 2. 3, A SB Secretary - 4-, Baby gush-, Glub - glub; Concerts let it out; honey; your mother; Boots; give me a break, going Mobile-. Lets hit the beach. I love all of you guys: M, A. A, A, A, M, S, R, P, R, B. K, D. B, D, C, S, T, G. K. M, AND T. Frank Gomez: Baseball (C); Baseball JV - 2; Baseball Varsity - 4-, Football JV - 2; G.R., YOUR GORGEOUS! Fernando Gonzalez: Honor Society - 2, 3; Spanish - , 10 second Club; Baseball JV - 1. 2; Baseball, Varsity 3, 4. Laura Graff: GAA - I. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. 4-, Letter girls - 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club - 2, 3, Varsity Volleyball - I, 2, 3. 4, Captain - 4-. Basketball JV - I. 2; Girls Varsity Basketball - 3; Thanks, Lisa, for 4 years of great friendship. Lisa Guy: Cheerleaders JV; Cheer- leaders - 3-. Pep Club - I, 2, 3-, Song- leaders - 3; H Jim Hartman: Basketball - (C) ; Bas- ketball JV - 2, 3; Mike Hassa: To all the Head Bangers and Heavy Metalers - Well the time is come for us to leave and fulfill your future dreams and ambi- tions and wishes. I hope all will turn over for the best, but all I can say is- THANK GOD WERE OUT! Remem- ber Heavy Metal will live on forever! Smoke her easy. Martha Hinojos: Drill team - I-. Ecol- ogy - 4-, Honor Society - 4; Pep Club - I; Vice - President of Spanish Club - I. 2, 3, 4, Unity Club - 4-. Lots of love to my crowd who without I don ' t know what I would have done. To L.R. and Y.S good luck in all you do. Best of luck to M.S and T.R. at S.M.P.C (I ' ll join you in a couple of years!) Keep on smilin ' , Sweetie! - there ' s many more so take your time. Someday R.L. Charlie Hollenbeck: Art - Club - 2; Yearbook - 3; Jackie Huffaker Drill Team - I, 2, 3, 4, co - captain - 3, Captain 4, Valen- tine Princess - 3; CSF - 2, 3, 4, VP 4, Yearbook layout Editor - 4; Model UN - 3 ; Pep Club - I, 2. 3, 4-, Home- coming Princess - 4, Mrs. Patten how many more division pages?! Hi. Cath, To Sondra, Eileen. Karie, and Ellen you have been the great- est. Don ' t know how you put up with me sometimes. I love you guys please don ' t ever forget that. Maria Jaramillo: Pep Club - , Span- ish Club - I, 2, 4; Track - I, To the Freshman basketball team of 1982: I bequeath the ability to learn. Good Luck. The ball goes in the hoop guys. Paul Jiron: Basketball (C) Basket- ball JV - 3, Football - 4 (Varsity) Give it to me Baby Craig Johnson: Drama - 3, 4; Karie Jonak: Could have been the whiskey that made me stay here. Good bye all friends, relatives and loves. I more than likely won ' t see you again and I am not so sure it won ' t be that bad. So to all my bud- dies, Nozavia. Robert Joyal: Ecology - 2. 3. Newspa- per - 4; Manager of JV Basketball - 2, Susan Kanga: Tim Howard Fan Club I; Phil Sage Fan club - 1. Pres. Drama - I, 2, 3, 4, pres. - 2-, Newspaper 4, Editor. Unity Club - 1. 2, 3. 4, Acede mic Probation - ,• Bite the bag you jackanapes! Long live Mr. Shanahan! Mr. Me inert. I leave you my copy of Scruples. cause you r i don f ftave any Aunf M. your a p pppoo - poo head! Veni, Vedi, Vicil 2 I ' m Sure! Michael Kearney: Ecology Pres. - 4-. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Spanish - 4-, Science Club - 3, 4-, Model UN - 3, 4, Bunny, you ' ve made them a won- derful 2 years I ' ll never forget. Thank You. Miss. Shackel. do they serve tea in coffee houses? Hey Rudy! Your class has been truly won- derful, Nnyess, Indeed. Ginnie Kearns: Honor Society - .• Pep Club - I, 2, Shield Club - I; Pat Kedrowski: Band - VP. 2, Pres. 3, Pres. 4. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, treas. 4-. Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4-. Science Club -1,2.3 VP. 4 VP ; M.U.N. - 3, 4-, David Kemen: Library - 2-, Baseball - 2; Varsity Baseball - 4-, Therese Kreyer: Ecology - 2, 3-, Honor Society - I, 2, 3, 4-, Newspaper - 4-, Student Council - 1, 2; Unity Club - 3-, Cross Country JV - ,- Swim team - 1, 2; To all my fans - my names ' not Sarah but thanx for the Admiration LLUJAS Mike Kujawa: Basketball (C) - 1; Bas- ketball (V) - 2, 3. 4-, Football (C); Baseball (C) - 1, Honor Society - 2. 3, 4-, Golf - 2, 3, 4-. Capt. 2, 3. 4-, Pres of Shakers Club! Is Walter there? Bow- hunters are . LOVE YA M.M. Paul Lacayo: 10 second Club Denine Lea: GAA 4; Letter girls - Pep Club - 4-. Softball JV - I-, Softball - 4, Priscilla Lee: Drill team I. 2, 3-. Ecol- ogy 2. 3i Newspaper - 3; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club - 4; Student Council - 3, ASB Pres. - 4; Valentine princess - 2, 3-. Homecoming prin- cess 4; Where ' s my medium coke Thanks everyone for a great 4 years. Marion Linsey: French Club - h Unity Club - 4; Accrcces toi a ton reve Aloha to Sir. Basil. Sir Moby, and Sir Robo. Long live Bloody sharks! About on hour or more when I go upstairs ... Seana Linehan: H.R. I. 2, 3 Ecology club - Pres. 3, Swim team - I. 2-, Pep Club - I, 2. 3. 4; Johnie Fan Club 4-. Carp 81 82 I doubt It Party down. Pat Lopez: Baseball - I. 2. 3. 4. Bas- ketball (C) JV and Varsity. Tracy Luszczak: Drama - 2: GAA - 4; Letter girls - 3i Spanish Club - 4-, Anna Lynch: Pep Club - I. 2. 3. 4; Art - I, 2-. Penny Princess - 2-, SDR the only way to live!!! Live, love, Laugh each day to the fullest! 82 - 1 wish all of us the best in life! M Karen Macrorie: Art - 1-, Cheerleader - JV Captain; Ecology - 3-, GAA - . Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Yearbook - 4; Softball - I-, I Love it Maria Magnanimo: Unity Club - 2; Ecology - 2; Michelle March: GAA I. 2, 3, 4, Let terg iris - 1, 2, 3, V.P. - 4-, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3-, Student Council - 2, 3-, Good bye Love Mermaid, Baby Face and by 1 kid scooter. Bye W.C. Fare- well S.G, its been . uh. interest- ing? Always remember, and never forget. uh, I forgot. Tina Martin: Art - I; Drill team I-, Ecology - 2; GAA - ,• Letter girls - ,• Pep Club - 1, Shields - U Unity club - U Track - I, MPl. What will we do on our 25th Anniversary, mpll Elena Martinez: GAA - 3, Letter girls - 3-. Volleyball JV - 2, Volleyball Var- sity; Mike McAnally: 10 second club Aileen McCarthy: Cheerleaders - 3-, GAA - I. 2-, Honor Society - 1, 2 Pep Club - I. 2. 3. 4-. Student Council - 3. President of Senior Class, Yearbook - Layout Editor - 4-. Softball - I; Vol- leyball - 1, 2-, Homecoming Princess - 4-, It ' s been real, its been fun but it hasn ' t been real fun. If you know you have one true friend out there. It makes all the rest much easier to bear. Teri McWhorter: Drill team - 3; Ecol- ogy - 3, 4; Pep Club - I. 2 Unity - I; We finally made it! I wish Spam was here. Linda and Deb, I wish the old gang was together - we have lots of memories. Little Miss. Piggy yeah Kermi ' s ok. Deinse Meichtry: Cheerleaders - (C); French - 2, Pep Club - I, 4, Marcos Mendoza: Band - 1, 3, 4-, Hon- or Society - 2, 3, 4 Science Club - 2, 3, 4-. Model UN - 3, 4, Mike Miller: Basketball I. 2. 3, 4-, Cross Country - I. 3-. Golf - 4, The Greatest today is Motley Crue Be a leader not a follower and then fol- low MOTEL Y CRUE! Julie Miller: GAA - I. 2, 3. 4-, Letter- girls - I. 2, 3, 4-, Pep Club - I, 2, 3, Volleyball - JV - .- Volleyball - 2, 3. 4, Cpt. 4; To Rick Happiness is a low F.T. T.S, B.B. M.S. its been fun. S.G, E.S., and D. I of the 411 Jane Mimeault: Drill Team - I; Pep Club - 2-. Softball - I-. Volleyball - I-, Murielle Mimeault: French - 2-, Pep Club - 2-, Student Council - ,• Softball - 2, Volleyball - 3; Volleyball - 4, Marie Misetich-. Infatuated with Da- vid Lee Roth You Wangs Bot- toms up Good friends and a bottle of wine. Ann thanx for being a glub friend. Laurie Monteleone: CSF - I, 2. 3, 4 Model UN - 3, 4-, Varsity track (girls) - 1, 2, 3, 4. Capt. - 4; Girls basketball JV - I, 2, 3, Pep Club - I. 2, 3, 4-, Student Council - 2-, Soph. Class Vice - Pres-, Ecology - 2. 3, 4-, Boy ' s Cross Country - 4-, Stella Monteleone: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Yearbook - 4-, Break Please, Pres. of Whimpy fan Club! PARTY MAS- TER! Wench!! Eileen Margaret Frances Morris: Jer- ry - besides that . it was a good evening! Homecoming ' 81. My sweet love-, our time will come, I love you. So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out Cat Stevens Chris Munoz: Basketball (C) Varsi- ty Basketball; Football - I; Through castles, and mountains and dragons we ' ve stayed, let the 4 lads of Zep- pelin sweep you away!!! Then as it was, then again it will be. Well, though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea. My Shanqri - la Beneath the summer moon will return again. Teresa Murphy: Drama - 2-, Ecology - 2-, Pep Club h Yearbook - 4-, The time has come to say good - bye. Thanks to-. B.S.. K.S.. G.R., S.K. D.A. E.C, R.S., C.C.A.R.. For all your help 4p 4$s 4$s 4fa 4p Jp Jp J i 4 p 4 p i p 4p 4$ $ 4p 4p 4p ,4.ff, )W Knocit r wse Blue Men dead. Look out HOWE! SO close but so far away. S.Sax Point! YOUR SUCH A CUTIE! N Diana Nickels: Honor Society - I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club - 2. 3, 4-, Student coun- cil - I. 2, 3, 4 Frosh VP. soph PRES, Homeroom Rep 2. 3; Class Commit- tee - 4; Homecoming Queen - 4-, Mo- del UN. - 3. 4-, D.A.R. citizen of the year - 4. Hey Jack - how ' s the Ox- ford Dictionary (part 2) coming? Brother Mark Slave - 2 Ready . . . aim . . . firel But Mom! Debbie O ' Bryan: Ecology club - 2, 3, G.A.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Girls - 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4-, Softball JV 1. 2, Softball -V - 3,4; Basketball JV - 1, 2. V - 3, 4 capt - 4; Mellowism For- ever The founder Christa Olsem Pep Club - I. 2. 3, 4-, Softball JV 2; Softball V - U Volleyball JV - 2. David Padilla: Football - I, 2, 3. 4-, Track - 2 member of Macho - stud, Ralph, and losers club , Millicent O. Paine: Drama - I; Ecol- ogy - 2, 3, 4, Model U.N. - 3, 4. Maria Palacio: Ecoloyg - I; Pep club - 1, 2-, Spanish club I. 2, 3, 4-, Homeroom rep - I, 2-, Unity club 4-, Attendance office - 2 yrs-, To all my friends, and to you Rose my best friend in the world. We ' ve been through a lot of rough times as well as bad times. All I can say is thanks for the best four years of my life. Thanks M.M, C. R, P, F.O, P. I C, Y, and all the rest of my friends, good luck, Love Maria. Sal Paredes: Spanish - 2-, Baseball (c) Baseball ,• Football JV I, Football V I, Edward Parra: Spanish - 4; Art club - I, 2; When I ' m out in the streets; I walk the way I wanna walk Spring- steen rule and will rule forever. To my friend A. A. Disco sucks. Paul Porter: Art - 1, 2, 3-, Bowling - b Newspaper - 2, 3; Ecology - 2; French - 2, 3-, Yearbook - 4; V Foot- ball - 4. The moose is loose -, Get a job, member M.M.A.S.C; Beatnick power; Don ' t be a schloug! Eric Quandt: Bowling - I, 2; Library - 3, 4 ; Yearbook - 4. JV Baseball. C Basketball; V Basketball; Track - 2, 4; And if I say to you tomorrow, child come take my hand it ' s to a castle I will take you and what they say will be, will be. So if you look real hard up toward the mountains, away from the maddness maybe you will see the true life within my spirit, and farwell to thee ... Maureen Quinlan: GAA - 1-, Scie nce - 2. Alice Rameriz: GAA - 1, 2; Library - 3; Spanish - 1, 2, sec. 3. Pres. 4-, Student Council - 2, 3; Tall Flag Corps - 4; I would like to take this time to show my appreciation and thank all the teachers, especially those who I really got to know! I will Cherish all memories good and bad. Also to my friends; Thanks for all the good times we shared! Good luck in all that you do Class of ' 82 lives on! Thanks Mom and Dad. Lety Rameriz: Drill Team - 1; Pep Club - I; Spanish - I, 2. 3, Tres. 4-. Hello V.C. from L.R. Farwell to Mary, Tony, Martha, Yolanda, and Al. We made it and we ' re out! Have a good one in life. Tony Riedell: Drama - I; Spanish - 4-, Yearbook - 4, I ' m a Mary Saumell life long fan! Howdy Mary, Lety, Mar- tha, and Yolie. Without ya all I couldn ' t have made it. Meet ya at Santa Monica pier Mary, wait till ya all see my hair at our reunion. Thank God its over. Motley Crue, woo - yaa. Take off! And the rest of you GET A REAL HAIRCUT! Gina Rodriguez: Student Council - I; Spanish - A Yearbook - 3, Chief Ed 4, You wenches! We made it! Can ' t be- lieve I still have my sanity after yearbook. But I wouldn ' t have changed a thing A.R. K.S, D.A, E.C, T.M. S.K, C.C, B.S, R.S, and last but never least 5.5, love you all, You ' ll never really know how much! Nancy we did it! Mery Rojas: Pep Club - , 2; Track - 1, 2-, I, Mery Rojas, leave a farewell message to all my friends in the group we had formed who are Cathy, Rueben, Rose, Maria P. Maria Frank, Pat, Chrissie, Fernando Rick and especially Olga. We have been together for the last 3 years and I hope we stay friends during the years to come. Love always Mery. Anne Russo: Yearbook - 4, Pres. of the Mr. Feeney fan club, Graduate of S.S.S.S; So tell me! Miles from nowhere, I think I ' ll take my time, oh ya, till I reach the end! School ' s out for Summer! School ' s out FOREVER! Sondra Ryan: Big Kiss Member of Non exhistant Keywannettes club - I, 2, 3, 4 ; I love you Sugar I F - R-A-A- A-N-Kll cooked old people. 025 AZQ whoosh — whoosh — wheel! Hazaah for the juggler, Gary Rash. Oh. Hove your bag. Granny turns. II people in a 9 man tent! Flakey Flix, banarnars, and burnt underwear. Hi Cath and Kenny. I love you Ian Anderson. Long live the renaissance Pleasure faire, Excalibur, Sir Lancelot, King Arthur. My loves. Dog - pile! Frank- lin and Barry more. Annacappa. Walking on Velvet Green . Scotch pine growing. Isn ' t it rare, to be tak- ing the air, loving, walking on Velvet Green. Sieve Salas: Drama - 1, 2-, Ecology - 3; French - 2; Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4; Library - I; Spanish - I, 2-, Student Council - 1, 2, 3. 4, Unity - 2, 3; Cross Country - 1. Track - 3; Model UN - 3 ; The one, the only the true BB - BSOC forever. Yoland Santana: V Cheerleaders - i; Ecology - 3. 4, Pep Club - I, 2, 3, 4, V Songleaders - 3; Unity - 4-, Track - 3, 4, Elaine Saso: Drama - 1, 2-, Ecology - 2, 3-, French - 2, 3; Pep club - I, 2. 3, 4 ; Tall Flag Corps - h Bye eyes Party ttttttttttttttf ftfff Hardy! Mary Saumelh Drill Team - I, Spanish - 1, 2 3, 4 Sec.i Yearbook - 4, Tambes: Love ya Tony-, High! Little girls! Lit- tle Rumbah. what are you doing! See ya at Santa Monica pier! We ' re fi- nally out let ' s TAKE OFF!! You all out there follow Massive Rod ' s example and GET A REAL HAIRCUT! Thanks for the memories, what memories?! Linda Schreiber: Drill Team - 2 Uni- ty - I-, Model UN - 3; Locker slam- ming - I. 2, 3, 4 : Lunch mooching - I, 4-, Here is to happy health and wealth - May you never doubt your- self (Triumph) Shannon Schuerger: Ecology - 2, 3-, GAA - 1, 2 Lettergirls - 3, sec. 4 Pep club - 1, 2 3, 4; JV Basketball - 2 3 ; V Basketball - 4; Track -1,2, 3; Mellowism - Thee Arc Angel; Dear fellow mellows. We ' ve had a totally mellow time here, although some were radical, I ' m sure you ' ll agree. But now it ' s time to go on and con- vert radical people from the outside world. I hope we stay mellow fel- lows. I love ya all. P.S. I hope our friendship Lasts forever. Donna Semenza: Ecology - 3, 4-, Newspaper - 4-, Pep club - I, 2, 3, 4-, Unity - 4-, Track - 4. Robert Shaules: C Basketball; Cross Country (v) - 1, 3, Capt. - 2. 4-, Track - I. 2, 3, 4; Tracy Sigmen: Art - 2 GAA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettergirls - Pres - 3, 4-, Pep club - 1, 2 3; V Softball - 1, 2 3, 4, JV Volley- ball - I; V Volleyball - 2. 3. 4-, Hey Baby J.M, M.S. and B.B. I ' ll never forget the laughter we ' ve shared, its been fun. I wish you all the luck in the world! Volleyball is the best! Sports all the way cause they ' re worth it! Whoo - ya. cheers to the Senior class. I of the 41 Don get a real car, no! Yolanda Silva: GAA - 1. 2 Spanish - 2 3. 4, JV Volleyball - I. Monica Slatlery: GAA - I. 2, 3, 4, Lettergirls - I, 2, 3. 4; Pep club - I. 2. 3, 4, V Softball - 1, 2 3, 4, JV Volley- ball - 2-, V Vollebyall - 3. 4-, I of the 41! - to my wild and crazy friends - Good luck. We ' re freell Brenda Smith: Art - h Drama - 2 Pep club - 3-, Student Council - 2. Junior VP 3, Yearbook - 4-, Honorary mem- ber of class of ' 81. M.O. ' S drink, dance, and dream! ILU Tony I Esta- bon. Together we ' ve learned of love and ABC ' s, skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. Thank God for Scott Hunter! Love to our gang of nerds. I ' m glad to go - I cannot tell a lie - So long - farwelll F la via Spadefora: Ecology - 4; Honor Society - 4-, Pep club - 1, 2 Unity - 2, 4-, To all my close friends, thanks for sticking by me these past four years. I couldn ' t have made it through without youlll Watch out Benegas your on our hit list!! Cindy Spangler: Ecology - 3-. GAA - 3-, Honor Society - 1, Lettergirls - 4; Pep Club - 4; Student Council - I; Unity - 3; JV Softball; JV Volleyball; V Vol- leyball - 3. Kim Splane: Student Council I. 2 Yearbook - 4; S.S.S.S. - 1. 2. 3, 4 pres.-, I ' ll see ya when I see ya! Not if I see ya first Thanks to all my fellow sarcasists, its been heck! We finally made it; I got by with a little help from: B.S. G.R, A.R. D.A, C.C, S.K. R.S, T.M. E.C, and M.K. Hey, Missy! Knock ' em dead! Listen to me and I ' ll sing you a song and the time will go by till you never know where its gone. J.T. Laurie Tanner: M.S. Llub - 3, 4. Don Teagle: Bowling - 2 Yearbook - 4-, JV Football; V Football - 3, 4-, Track - 2 3, 4; Losers club - 3, 4-, Joe Fan Club - 3, 4-, To all the girls who didn ' t get to go out with me TOO BAD. For those who did consider yourself the luckiest females on earth. Sigmen, get a clue. So long because now I ' ve got to RAMBLE ON. Stephanie Thurston: Drill Team , Majorettes - 2. CO - Capt. 3, Catp. 4, Pep Club - I. 2. 3. 4, u Julie Urbani: Tall Flag Corps: I. 2, 3 Capt., Spanish - ,• To Ev. Cindy and Rosy. What a crazy year I ' m sure we won ' t forget it. I hope all of your dreams come. F.F Keep look in R loves M and E. A take your pick H.H. will be back. OOh babe Al. how ' s Barry? Mike Vidana: Cross Country - I, 4-, Track - I. 3, Basketball - I. Football - 2, 3; Thank God we made it And to the class of 82 Live long and die high . Rose Villarreal: Pep Club 2 Tall Flag Corps - 3; to Julie, Ev, and Cin- dy my high school buddies I ' ll never forget. You ' ve made school a little crazier and I know we ' ll always ve friends cause wall - paper never seperates. Love ya Rosy w Rochelle Weeresinghe: Ecology - 4; Honor Society - 2. 3, 4; Pep Club - I, 2, 3; Unity - 4. Rich Willand: Newspaper - 4-. M.U.N.I; 2nd instigator of Bill Davey lynch mob. Bernadette Wong: Band - I. 2 Honor Society I, You (SGHS) will be one of the biggest part in my life. Those who have know me will be remem- bered always. Success and good luck to you. Tim Woodward: Art - 3; Bowling - 4; Ecology - 4; Honor Society - 2 Let- ter man - 4 Pres.; Yearbook - 4-, JV Football, V Football - 3. 4; Track - 2 M.S. Club - 3. 4, Piru - 3; The Woody Wagon-, N.F.C Club; F.O.A.D. William Yuen: Ecology - 4. Honor Society - 2 Model UN - 3. 4, Science Club - 2, 3. 4. Mark Zeremba: Band - 3, 4; Ecology - I; French - 1 Sec, 2 Tres.. Newspaper - 2; Science - 2, 3 Sec - Tres.; Model UN - 3. Thank you K.C for every- thing. I love you Vector will never die. Jason and Rick O.K hit it! ttttttttttttttttftttt 4ceve o, Nora 208 Acosta. Alonso 178 Adair, Christine 222 Aguilar. Elizabeth 222 Aguilera, Monica 63. 194 Aguirre, Evelyn 178 Ahlich. James 86. 208 Albert. Miss Charlene 162. 135 Albano. Mr. Robert 162 Aldrich, Mrs. Maureen 159. 162 Alexis. Mrs. Dorothy 162 Alfonso. Maria ELena 208 Alfonso. Odalys 76. 208 Alfonso. Olga 178. 253 Allen. Dawn 208 Alonzo. Leni 222 Alonzo. Rueben 222 Alvarez, Carrie 70. 76. 194 Alvarez. Gustavo 222 Alvarez. Michael 194 Alzogaral, Mary 222 Amsel, Deirdre 173. 253 Anaya. Rosa Maria 208 Anderson, Mr. Michael 162. 125 Angela Clare. Sister 160. 162, 125, 54 Andrews, Mr. Steve 137, 162 Angus. Joselito 194 Antepara. Anna 208 Antepara, Grace 222 Arambulo, Henedina 178 Arambulo. Maria Christina 208 Araque, Edward 66, 41, 194 Ardito. Michael 86, 194 Aredas, Joseph Beaver 178 Aredas, Julie 208 Arais. Javier 222 Armas. Mr. Miguel 58. 162 Aromin. Belma 68. 194 Aromin, Raymund 222 Arnone. Dianne 208 Asahara. Wayne 86. 208 A scene io, Javier 208 Asel. Colette 222 Austin, Patti 194 Avery. Paul 102. 194 A vila. Alma 222 B Baca. Denise 222 Bachand. Douglas 222 Bachand. Nancy 178, 50, 127 Baida, Diane 208 Baida, Vicky 194 Bailey, Ken Mr. 163 Baker. Ken 222 Balbona. Amy 208 Ballester. Joe 208 Baloyo. Arnel 86. 208 Barbeno. Jodi 194 Barberio. Mario 222 Barboza. Irma 194 Barkley. Jennifer 222 Barkley. Carol Mrs. 160. 163 Barnett, Jeanie 222 Barragan. Susan 222 Basile, Irene 223 Bates. Sarah 194. 253 Becerra. Claudia 29. 90. 208 Bellone, Dorothea 208 Bellone. Providence 178 Belluci. Teri 194 Bender. John 86. 208 Benson, Amy 194 Benson, John 223 Berkowitz. Carl 209 Bermudez. Imelda 209 Bertrand. Mel 194 Betts. Christine 223 Biaconi. Marisa 223 Billy. Steve 194 Bischop. Cindy 178 Blackwood, Christine 223, 143 Bock, Jeff 178 Bohaty. Julie 60. 194 Bohaty. Richard 223 Borkowski. Lisa 223 Borucki. Robert 223 Bosak, Kathy 195 Bossi. Kelly 209 Bowman, Celeste 178 Bowman, Wayne 223 Boyle. Dennis 178. 31 Boyle. Ellen 178. 23 Boyle, Maria 223 Bradford. Pat 178, 84. 170 Brady. Kimmy 60. 209 Brolo. Hector 223 Brown. Courtney 60. 209 Brown. Mike 143. 178. 68. 72. 171 Brown. Natlaie 60, 195 Bruder. Hilaire 209 Brunner, Roberta 209 Bruno. Charles 195 Burgess. Bill 31. 195 Burgess. Kevin 178 Burkholder, Anne 179 Burns, James 56, 209 Bush. Mark 209 Bush. Mike 179 Bust os, Erank 195 Bustos. Guillermo 86. 209 Cabral, Samuel 223 Cabrera, Suzanne 209 Calka, Marianne 223 Calka. Mike 179, 133 Campbell. Bridget 195 Campbell. Shirley 76. 78. 209 Cardenas. Moices 223 Cardozo, Michele 179 Carelli. Chrisie 179, 29, 76 Carmona, Mark 179 Carrales. Alfonso 179 Carrasco, Gina 223 Carr, Daniel 223 Carr, Michelle 223 Carroll. Tim 179 Cardenas. Javier 195 Carroll. Shawn 209 Casanova. Crist ina 179 Castanon. Roberto 209 Castilla. Monique 223 Castillo. Leticia 223 Castillo. Zandra 223, 60 Castro, Melissa 223 Castro, Julie 223 Lellamare, Marie 209 Cesepdes, Eric 209 Cespedes. Jan 84. 85, 195 Lhadbourne. John 224 Champriux, Michelle 195 Charan. Christopher 224 Charron. Jamey 24, 179 Chavez, Elizabeth 209 Chavez, Esther 224 Chavez, Katia Chavez, Mario 209 Chavez. Patrcia Chavez. Robert 179, 23, 66 Christensen, Gail 195 Christ man. Dawn 179 Chico, Joseph 224 Christman. Hope 209 Citarella. Leon 210 Clark. Sean 195 Cleary. Brenda 224 Clear y. David 224 Clement. Lisa 195 Cognata, Reagon 86 Collete, Mike 86, 105 Collet. Jim 195 Collet. Bill 98. 100. 210 Concepcion. Timotea 195 Conner. Michelle 224 Connor. Sarah 224. 143 Copsey. Nancy 224, 50 Copsey, Holly 195. 50 Cordola. Catherine 210 Cordola. Isabella 196 Cormier. Ann Marie 224 Corrales. Al 127 Corzo, Javier 179. 131. 68. 72 Lorzo. Raoul 224 Costa. Anna Maria 179 Costanza, Donna 210 Costello. Marcia 210 Costello. Mary 210 Costi. Anthony 85. 210 Costi. Craig 224 Costi. Darren 66. 100. 196 Costi. Lori 179 Croft, Ann Marie 224 Cross. Maria 179. 68 Crouch. Melissa 224. 60 Crow. Mr. Linden 83. 145. 163 Crow. Mrs. Sandy 50. 163, 122. 123 Cruz. Rockey ISO Cucchetto. Nina 50, 196 Cuevas, Anthony 224 Cueva, Cynthia 196 Cueva. Ellen 180. 127 Cunliffe, Jon than 224 Cunliffe. Tim 196 Curry. Christopher 224 Curry. Kathleen 180 Curry. Rose 180, 78 Danl, Lisa 60. 169 Dahl. Vicky 180. 50 Dalton. Gary 86, 210 Dalton, Gerry 180. 43. 66. 83. 85. 253 Dandria. Cathi 196 Dano, Noemi 180. 27. 29. 78. 41. 94 Dano, Oliver 224. 76 Dato. Greg 210 5r Davey. Barbara 180. 31. 70 Davey. Willam 180. 129. 133. 160. 253. 56. 78 David Sr. 59. 163 Da Vila. Elizabeth 60. 196 Davis. Lisa 196 Deagon. Lynn 225. 139 Deagon, Mary 210 Dechard. Idania 180 Dechard. Reginald 210. 92 DeDonato. Jackie 196 DeGagne. Joel 86. 182. 137. 210 DeGagne. Michael 180. 133 Degagne. Michele 133. 196 Degrood. Bonnie 224. 50 Degrood. Denise 196 Deichler, Stephen 225 DeLaCruz. Maria 224 DeLaney. Sean 225 DeLeon, Elisa 210 Delgado. Grace 225 Delgado. Philip 225 Delia. Annette 210 Delia. Susan 225 DelMazo. Marcos 225 Del Rio. Eleana 225 Del Valle. Alberto 225 DE Rubertis. Lisa 225 Desantis, Bernard 225 De Santis. John 225 Denkinger. Beta 180 Desiles, Jeane 210 De Valencia. Laura 196 De Valencia, Lawrence 225 Diaz, Maria 225 Diaz. Raquel 180 Diaz. Zaida 225 Didsun, Michael 225 Didsun, Robert 210 DiFronzo. John 196 DiEronzo. Joe 180. 66. S3, 85. 145 Dionne. David 225 Drilling. Stephanie 96 Driscoll. Coleen Doddy. Todd 125 Dojaquez. Kathy 180 Doty. Todd 225 Doughty. Maureem 197 Doval. Gilbert 86. 210 Duenas. Blanca 226 Duffy. Mike 226. 210 Duggan. Mary ISO Duggan. Theresa 197 Dunn. Mrs. 68. 72. 143. 163 Dunn. Mr. 68 Easton. Michelle 210 Easton, Troy 226 Eberhardt. Karen 60. 197 Ellement. Barbara 197 Ellsworth. Eleise 226 Ellsworth. Scott 197 Emershy, Steven 226 England. William 210 Enriquez, Blanca 211 Enriquez, Hilda 226 Enriquez, Leticia 197 Enriquez, Virna Liza 226 Ensign, Bryan 211 Erickson. Peter 211 Esparza, Luis 181 Espin. Christopher 226 Esteban. Everard 211 Esteban. Michele 181 Etcheverry, Monique 181. 24. 50. 70. 76 Etzel. Kimberly 94. 211 Eucharia. Sister 68, 167 Eajardo. Annette 226 Far a jar do. Louis 226 F arret, James 197 Fechser. Chris 226 Feeney. Mr. 141. 164 Eemmore. Christina 211 Fenimore. Gail 226 Fernandez. Ana 226 Fernandez. Cathy 181. 253 Fernandez. Jorge 226 Fernandez, Maria 226 Fernandez. Monica 197 Fernandez. Robert 92. 145, 211 Field, Christopher 211 Field. Jonathan 226 Fiore, Anna 181 Fiore. Maria 197 Fiore. Maria D. 211 Fischbach. Janet 226 Fitzgerald. Deidre 197 Fitzgerald, Ron 86. 197 Flores. Edgar 181 Florian. Andriana 226 Fluxa. Claudio 226 Forwood. Lisette 226 Foss, Tracy 226. 56 Fraga. Andrea 56, 197 Fraga, Jacqueline 226 Francis, Sr. 164 Franco. Jennifer 43. 50. 143. 197 Franco. John 226 Franco. Judith 181 Franco, Julie 50. 211 Frank. Fr. 21. 159. 163 Fregoso, Edgar 211 Freiburg. Ann 181. 53 Fried!. Mry 197 Frozina. Robert Galarneau. Dean 66. 197 Galarza. Deanna 226 Galarza. Javier 181 Galvawy. Scott 197 Galeano. Jose 181. 66. 83. 85 Galeano. Lilly ana 227 Galvin. Judith 227 Gambino. Bernadette 181 Ganem. Angie 181. 170. 253. 129. 76. 78 Ganem. Kerri 23. 197 Garcia. Adriana 227 Garcia. Eric 227 Garcia. Maylin 197 Garcia, Oscar 227 Garcia. Robert 227 Gardner. Christ an 227 Gardner. Lillian 198 Gardina. Celeste 181. 253 Garner. Mr. 164. 127 Garske. Miss 163 Garza. Danny 181. 66 Garza. Reuben 181. 253 Geigea, Randy I9S Gentz, Patricia 76. 211 Germann. Chris 181. 76. 78. 171 Germann. Maria 227, 78 Gerth. William 211 Getti. Joseph 127. 211 Giacomini, Jon 92. 198 Giancristiano. Michael 227 Gibson. Christopher 211 Gibson. Deborah 182 Gillespie. Allison 198 Gillespie. Richard 211 Gilmour. Corinne 211 Godoy. Edward 211 Golveo. Charmame 227 Gomes. Ann 182. 78 Gomez. Frank 182 Gomez. Irmina 30. 212 Gonzalez. Anthony 227 Gonzalez. Christina 212 Gonzalez. Eddie 227 Gonzalez. Fernando 182 Gonzalez. Juan 137 Gonzalez, Juan A. 198 Gonzalez, Maria 212 Goode, Darrin 86, 212 Goode, Gretchen 227, 90 Goodwin. Mark 227 Gora. Kathleen 227 Gorham. Alison 227 Gottenbos. Tom 198 Graff. Laura 182. 64. 88 Grate. Laurie 182 Green, Laura 212 Gregor. Teri 31. I9S Griley. Thomas 98. 198 Grillo. Gina I9S Grim. Shawn 212 Grindey. James 66. 198 Guerra. Elizabeth I9S Guerrero. Gloria 198 Guerrero. Ximena 198 Guimaraes. Debbie 198 Gutierrez. Cindy 198 Gutierrez. Frank 198 Gutierrez, Lynda 212 Guy, Linda 198 Guy. Lisa 182 Guy. Paul 228 Guy. Sally 76. 78. 212 Guzman, Lucretia 212 Gyorgy. Gizella 212 H Hall. Marlene 228 Hamilton. Steve 228 Hartman, James 182 Hasse, Karen I9S Hasse. Mike 182 Hedgecock. Tammy 182. 160 Hefferman. Paula 199 Heitkemper. Mary 199 Hennchs. John 228 Henderson. John 199 Jf i J i J i 4£s Jfc 4fc ffa J i J i 4fc 4$i P rp $ Jp Jy Jp p Jp fp 4 p sp Jp p Henry. Wade 228 Hernandez. Ana 199 Hernandez. Anna 68, 212 Hernandez. Angelica 228 Hernandez. George 199 Hernandez. Ramon 86, 212 Henderson, Thomas 182, 23 Herrera, Patricia 228 Hinojas, Martha 182, 14 Hladky. John 182 Hlavaty. Tamara 228 Hodges, Mr. 164 Hoffman. Mr. 146. 159. 164 Hokr. Frank 228 Hollenbeck. Charlie 182. 146 Honore. Yolanda 212 Hopp. Ralph 182 Horner. Jennifer 228 Hut faker. Jackie 182, 76, 253, 27. 29. 129. 54. 44. 62 Hundelt. Kelli 212 Hunten. Linda 212 Hurst. Heidi 199 laacino. Mr. 145. 165 lannetta. Nick 228 Indrieri. Debbie 183 Indneri, Jennifer 96, 228 Irigoyen, Rebecca 199 Jackets, Monique 212 Jackson, Roseandra 199 Janisch. Terri 183 Jansson, Sylvia 228 Janz, David 212 Jaramillo, Maria 183, 31 Jenson, David 98, 199 Jewett. Patti 212 Jiron, Paul 183 Joanes, Heather Joanis. Kevin 212 Johnson, Craig 183 Johnson, Curtis 86, 212 Johnson, Kenneth 212 Jonak, Karie 183 Jonak, Steve 228 Jones. Detra 135. 212 Joyal. Robert 183 Kalustian. Mary 228 Kalustian. Michael 228. 123 Kamholz. Patricia 213 Kanga. Nina 193 Kanga. Susan 183. 53, 41 Kanke, Gidget 60, 213 Kargari. Brian 228. 102 Kargari. Shodja 102. 213 Karnes. Judith 213 Kearney. Michael 153. 58. 68. 72 Kearns, Jenny 183. 160 Keating. Mary 213 Keating. Melissa 199 Kecxon. Lheri 228 Kedrowski, James 48. 213 Kedrowski. Pt 183. 48, 54. 76. 58. 72 Kedrowski. Ralph 199. 48 Kedrowski. Richard 199 Kemen, Cheryl 213 Kemen, David 183 Kent. Mrs. 165 Khoury. Jana 213 Khoury. Lauren 145. 199 Kitchen. Vince 213 Klauser. Donna 213 Klicker. Pat 199 Kneip. Elena 50. 137. 213 Komocar. Cheri 229 Korenko. Renee 213 Kozberg. Christina 199 Kreyer. Theresa 183. 133 Kujawa. Mary 65, 94. 213 Kujawa. Michael 183. 29. 64. 98 Kuzman, Anthony 213 Lacayo. Paul 183 Laganiere. Brigitte 229 Lamas, Alvina 213 Landy. Deborah 199 Lane. Robert 56. 92. 141. 199 La Porte. Charles 229 La Pote. John Larez. Monica 213 Larrivee. Michelle 213 Larson. Araceli 50. 214 Lavadenz. Magda 229 Lea. Denine 183 Lee, Catherine 200 Lee. Prise ilia 27, 29. 76. 78. 184 Lee. Timothy 229 LeGuellec, Michel 184 Leigh ton, Gina 184 Lennden, Miss 125 Levine. Deanna 214 Levine. Debbie 60. 200 Leytus. Miss 94. 145. 165 Lindsey. Marion 184 Lindstrand, Karen 184 Linehan. Seana 31, 184 Lin tag, Maria 214 Locascio, Christie 214 Lopez, Alfred Hoser 27. 66. 200. 253 Lopez. Dee Anne 229 Lopez, Delia 214 Lopez, Herman 86. 214 Lopez, Joe 184 Lopez, Mark 66, 86, 200 Lopez, Patrick 29. 98. 184 Lormans. Amy 214 Lor mans. Paula 200 Lovric. Dolores 214 Lovric. Steven 229 Lozada, Maria 200 Lucas, Guillermo 229 Lucas. Paul 229 Lucas. Paula 90. 96. 229 Lucchese. Maryann 214 Luszczak. Tracy 184 Lynch, Anna 184 94 Macario, Irene 229 MacNeil. Sandy 200 Macorie. Cheryl 64. 90. 214 Macrorie, Karen 184. 170 Madden. Mr. 141. 165 Maga. Francesca 214, 90, Maggio, Robert 184 Magnanimo. Maria 214 Magnanimo. John 229 Mahoney. Theresa Main. Mrs. 165, 61 Maine. Linda 68, 200 Maiuri, Latherina 214 Mann. Mark 86. 200 March. Michelle 184, 64, 94. 171 Monique. March 229 Marcotte. Catherine 229 Maureen. Sr. Margaret 159. 65 Marinaccio, Maria 229, 60 Martin, Guy 214 Martin. Patrick 229 Martin, Rosemary 229 Martin. Ruth 229 Martin. Tina 184. 64 Martinez. Deborah 96, 214 Martinez. Flena 184 Martinez, Harry 184. 72 Martinez, Nancy 229. 90 Martinez, Stella 229 Martinez. Timothy 185 Masterson. Gerard 133. 41. 200 Matta. Jamie 229. 76, 78, 96 Matte. Michelle 229 Mushell. Mary 229 Mc Anally. James Mc Anally. Mike 200. 185 McCarthy. Aileen 185. 78. 171. 253. 27, 24. 29. 76 McCarthy. Maureen 214 McClure. Joseph 214 McConville. Thomas 133, 54, 76. 78. 200 McCormack. Eveleen 200 McCormack. Sean 229 McDaniel, Mark 200 McDaniel, Tracy 230 McDonough, Denise 230. 60 McFlroy. Michael 230 McGurie. Alison 214 McKessy. Bill 86. 214 McKessy. Cornelius 86. 214 McLaughlin. Miss 164. 123 McLay. Nancy 230 McMenamin. Timothy 230 McNulty. Bart 200 McNulty. Jeremiah 102. 214 McWhorter, Teri 185. 146 Meade. Kelly 185 Meade. Kelly 214 Medici, Greg 185 Medici. Julie 214 Meinert. Mr. Nebacanezzer 76, 145, 165 Meissner. Christine 94. 200 Meissner. John 230 Mejia. Haydee 200 Mejia. Yamillet 185 Mendoza. Gabriel 102. 2a Mendoza, Marcos 185, 48, 72 Mendoza. Marlon 86. 214 Mendoza. Ruben 230 Merlan. Ernest 72. 76. 230 Messerschmidt. Michel 139, 230 Messerschmidt. Simone 88. 201 Meza. John 230 Meza. Veronica 201 Mignogna, Mike 31, 127. 201 Miller. Brian 215 Miller. Doug 201 Miller, John 2a Miller. Julie 184. 88 Miller, Keven 230 Miller. Michael 185. 100 Miller. Timothy 86. 215 Mills. Steven 230 Mimeault. Elizabeth 201 Mimeault. Jane 185 Mimeault. Murielle 185 Mims. Jayna 230 Minerva, Elena 201 Mirolla. Kimberly 215 Mjsetich. Maria 185 Mitchell. William 72 86. 137. 215 Monaghan. Sean Walter 185 Monteleone, Laurie 185, 54, 58 Monteleone. Stella 186. 253 Morris. Eileen 186. 23. 129. 253 Merris. James 215 Morris. Tanya 215 Morrisey. Molly 230 Mdrnson. Amy 215 Morrison. Lisa 201 Munoz. Chris 186. 98. 100 Munoz. Geovany 201 Murphy. Molly 230 Murphy. Teresa 186. 41 N Nacruri. Claudio 31 Vaster. Stacy ivarro, Rommel 230 eseh Carol 230 ■Jester. Nancy 215 Nestor, Jaquelyn 215 Nguyen, Cuong 230 Nickels, Diana 186. 41. 171, 27. 29. 54. 68. 76 Nicosia, Brian 230 Nishimura, Aileen 230. 215 Nitti. Sara 215 Nordlund. Kenny 201 Nordlund. David 230 Obispo. Lalibert Obradors. Richard 201 O ' Bryan. Deborah 186. 64. 94 O ' Connor. Katheleen 230. 50 O ' Donoghue. Maureen 60, 201 O ' Donoghue, Shauna 230. 60 O ' Hara. Eileen 215 O ' Hara. Sheila 186 Oistad. Mr. 102. 141 Olivares. Edith Olivas. Arthur 66. 85. 201 Olson. Christa 186 Oms. Alexander 230 Oms. Ernest 216 O ' Neil. Tim 31. 2a Orenllas. Paul 186 Ortega. Margarette 216 Ortega. Paricia Ortiz. Lisa 233 Oshea. Patricia 231 O ' Sullivan, Jonathan 231 Otton. Jacquie 214 Pad ilia, David 66. 186. 231 Padilla. Kristma 231 Padilla. Richard 2a Padilla. Stephanie 216 Pabalan. Arelene 231 Paine. Millicent 68. 186 Palacio. Maria 186 Palacio. Peter 216 Paniague. Araceeli 231 Paniague. Mary 231 Pankratz. Charles 231 Pankratz. John 2a Panneton. Jill 216 Panneton. Richard 24. 186 Par co. Steven 216 Paredes. Jaime 86. 2a Paredes. Javier 231 Paredes. Salvador 186 Parfitt. Gregory 202 Parfitt. Thomas 186 Parra. Edward 186 Parraz, Armando 231 Parraz. Dianna 216 Parraz. Frank 66. 86, 202 Parsons. John 231 Patenaude. Lucien 86. 216 Patino. Anita 231 Patnou. Mr. 125. 166 Patten. Mrs. 129. 131. 166. 253 Patterson. Roxann 187 Paula. Sister 141. 160. 166 Paul. Jeffrey 102. 216 Payne. Barbara 60. 202 Payne. Mr. 66. 86. 143, 166 Pecka, Shelly 231 Pelaez. Juan 187 Pelletier. Henri 76. 202 Peniche. Nedy 232 Perera. Charlene 202 Perera. Sheryl 232 Perez. Alfonso 187 Perez. Marie ne 216 Perry. Michael 216 Petlin. Pat 187 Picarella, James 187 Pilen. Mrs. 136. 166 Pinoski, Richard XV Piscitelli, Dominic 232 Pitto. Jorge 202 Ponce. Dave 85. 102. 202 Porter, Jean 232 Porter. Paul 43. 187. 253 Porter. Tom 202 Posito. Teresa 232 Powell. Ramona 232 Powell. Miss 135. 166 Powers. Joseph 232 Prado. Henry 86. 216 Preimesberger. Paul 216 Prosek. Jana 232 Provenzano. Joanna 216 Provolt. Theresa 202 Peueher. Linda 216 Prueher. Lisa 187 Prydz. Roland 232 Puentes. Yvonne 232 Pulte. Sandra 232 Pyle. Michael 86. 216 Q Quacquarini. Christin 216 Quandt. Eric 181. 98. 100 Quandt. James 68. 202 Ouimbita, Grace 232 Quinn. Matthew 187 Quintan. Maureen 187 Ramirez. Alice 187. 74 Ramirez. James 86. 216 Ramirez. Leticia 187. 74 Ramirez. Roberto 232 Ramos. Raymundo 202 Raphael. Michael 216 Realivasquez. Alicia 202 Reardon. Kathleen 96. 202 Reardon. Timothy 86. 216 Reeves. Ann 217 Regalado. Emma 217 Reinschneider. Karen 217 Rennert. Robert 187 Resendez. John 86, 217 Reyes. Benjamin Reyes. Numeriano Reyes. Romeo 86. 102. 217 Reyna. Fernando 217 Ricano. Airlen 232 Riedell. Timothy 202 Riedall. Tony 187. 129 Riggs. Angela 202 Riggs. Marque 217 Riggs. Regina 217 Rizk. Magdy Rizzi, Gino 217 Robinson. James 102. 217 Rode. Mr. 87. 137. 167 Rodriguez. Cynthia 202 Rodriguez, Daisy 217 Rodriguez. Gma 187. 129. 131. 74. 258 Rodriguez. Jacky 187 Rodriguez. Olivia 178. 123. 202 Rodriguez. Ulises Rogers. Jenifier 232 Roig. Deborah 202 Rojas. Henry 232 Rojas. Mery 187 Rojas. Pamela 202 Romero. Alberto 232 Romero. David 217 Rondan. Monica 202 Ronge. Jamie 232 Rooney. Timothy 86, 217 Rosaver. Jeff Rothchild. Jeronique 188 Ruiz. Alicia 217 Ruiz. David 232 Ruiz. Frank XV Ruiz. Michael 233 Rumbaugh, Barbara 217 Rumbaugh, Brian 202 Rumbaugh, Rebecca Russo, Anne 188 Russo. Diane 233 Russo. Jim 188, 83. 85 Russo. Sam 218 Ryan. Sondra 188. 23. 60. 253 Safarik. Timothy 233 Saldarriaga. Judy 233 Saldarriaga. Silvina 58. 203 Sanchez. Edna 218 Sanchez. Margaret 76, 233 Sandoval. Silvia 203 Santana, Mario 233 Santana, Yolanda 188 Santelli. Guy 188 Santos. Yvette 76. 233 Santoyo. Ronald 86. 127. 202 Saso. Elaine 188 Scattaglia. Trifone 218 Saumell. Mary 74. 129. 188 Saunders. Lori 233 Saunders, Mr. 102, 160. 167 Savage. Stephanie 76, 233 Scannell, Stephanie 233 Schaff. Steven 218 Schmidt. Cynthia 203 Schrieber. Linda 188 Schriener, Michael 84, 218 Schriener. Rebecca 218 Schuerger, Shannon 64, 94, 188 Schuetz. Phillip 218 Schultz, Paul 218 Semenza, Donna 188 Semenza, Susan 203 Shackel. Miss 125. 167 Shannon, Lathy Shaules, Bob 92. 188 Shaules, John 92. 127. 203 Shaules. Monica 60. 233 Sherman, Rhonda 188 Sherrard, Tamara 203 Shewmake. Jill 202 Sieber. Leslie 135. 218 Siciliano. Thomas 203 Sigman, Darren 233 Sigman, Tracy 64. 88. 160. 188 Silk. Stephanie 218 Silva. Charles 203 Silva. Yolando 188 Sims, James 233 Slattery. Laura 90, 94. 218 Slattery. Monica 189 Smith. Adrian 233 Smith. Brenda 41. 189 Smith. Elizabeth 233 Smith. Justin 92. 203 Smith, Sean 218 Smith. Susan 214 Soccol, Maria 233 Solis, Linda Marie 204 Sosa, Jacqueline 233 Sosa, Lisa 233 Spadafora, Flavia 189 Spangler. Cindy 189 Splahe, Kim 41. 129. 189. 253 S tauter. Dawn fy ty J Jfr J Steinbacher. Dana 233 Sterle, Sean 83. 84. 85. 204 Salas. Stevie 188 Stevens. Gregory 204 Stimson, John 233 Stubington. Mark 23. 76. 78, 86. 102. 204 Sturcke. Claudia 58. 204 Surcke. Raquel 234 Suarez, Ann 234 Sullivan, Ramona 218 Suprenant. Kerstin 234 Svolos. James 204 Sweo. Cindy 50. 204 Sweo, Karen 50, 234 Tamburiello. Dina 218 Tatone, Rita 218 Tanner. Laurie 189 Taylor. Jane 218 T eagle. Donald 189. 66. 83. 85. 170. 253 Tejeda, Raquel 234 Termimi, Paul 127. 204 Thomas, Kathryn 218 Thomas. Michelle 234 Thurston. Stephanie 189. 60 Thurston. Stephen 86. 218 Tinto. Steven 204 Tjoe. Judy 234 Tobin. Allisa 204 Todd. Kathleen 76. 204 Torres, Alejandro 234 Torres, Crisel 218 Torres, Elizabeth 234 Torres, Felicia 218 Torres. Sylvia 50. 219 Torres. Theresa 234 Tovar. Kenneth 204 Traba, Angela 204 Traba, Analisa 96, 123, 234 Tracy. Richard 189. 129 Tracy, Robert 189. 146 Troncoso, German 189. 146. 219 Trudel, Gregory 219 Trujillo. John 204 Trujillo. Mr. 141. 92. 159. 160. 167 Tuso. Dave 31. 76. 204 Tuazon. Henry 234 u Umina, Shawn 204 Undi, Anna Maria 234 Urbani. Janet 234 Urbani. Julie 189 Vaca. Monica 189. 68 Valdez. Karen 204 Valadez. Norma 219 Valente, Joseph 219 Vails. Ruben 219 Vails. Susie 204 Vampa. Sheryl 90. 219 VanGrinsven. Mr. 100. 137. 167 Van Hytte, Crystal 219 Vargas, Jessica 204 Vaughn, Sue 24, 133. 56. 205 Velasco. Keil 219 Venegas. Mr. 54. 135. 160, 167 Vidal. Gustavo 234 Vidana, Mike 189 Villani. Alessandro 72, 234 Villani, Louise 189, 146 Villarreal. Ernest 219 Villarreal. Rose 189 Vitale. Michael 205 Vivas. Monica 234 Vukelich, Tracey 219 w Watson. Angela 234 Weeresinghe, Rochelle 189 Weinzierl. Catherine 235 Weinzierl. Mark 190 Weistling. Morgan 205 West. Tracy 219 Whisnant. Diana 50. 205 White. Mr. 135. 167 Wiedman. Stephen 235 Willadsen. Judith 60. 235 Willand, Richard 190 Williams, Joe 102, 205 Williams, Julie 219 Wong, Bernadette 190 Wong, Carmen 235 Woodward, Jeffrey 29. 187. 235 Woodward. Tim 66. 190. 253 Wouters. Terry 90. 219 Ybarra. Anita 219 Ybarra, Linda 205 Ybarra, Robert 235 Ysais. Mellissa 235 Yuen, William 190. 68. 72 Zamora, Christine 235 Zamora. Lisa 205 Zaremba, Mark 190 Zaretti, Manuela 235 Zeal, Vicki 60, 235 Zbawczyk, Patrick 235 Zeal, Doug 205 I MlTMMf WS c ie- - f. 5 rt £r? -fl . . c ' fttttttttttttt a lUlA- f W; W . , goA , c4 k£JLL uZ« 7 , r T U. _ J k Q yf - J2 4 A -LK - 6 -blA . tr vj_e£. • - w«. A . 0 CS5- { csCuJlsi h - ? C H ' ttttttt ♦♦♦t tt t tttttt f (L UWfiA 0- )5 f V C ' -U ' liYUi L 51 v V v ° H umjJ claoo u fxl Clooo ( ' v ii uoac( CAXCJ: UO-U VVWvvv A x Q ,j - tCa.rt£. 7 P. 9 k OJ y - — mj X l ' T_ c s - -i«- '  ' 7 -ILt M J C ' ' ° r fO o ■ Y LjC - $ kl ■ jAVH } M A ' i u Zhe royalty flourished; the nobility became royalty; the squires and peasants also moved upward to take on the responsibility of upper class- men. As time passes on, the people of ftanterre will keep up the good name of the noble king- dom and nourish the hope that they are truly the best. 4p Jp 4p 4$ 4fc Senior Retreat ' 82 The Senior Retreat be- gan on March 16, when the group boarded the bus for Wrightwood. Sen- iors shared fears, needs, pressures, and were giv- en a chance for confes- sion. The last day ended with a Mass. All Seniors agree it was a great and emotional experience. Many thanks to those who helped make it suc- cessful (other than a few mishaps): Miss Barkley, Mr. Saunders, Miss Garske, and Father Dave. I. Crazy Seniors wait for the bus. 1 Anne Burkholder slid- ing in the snow. 3. Maria, Stel- la, Anna, and Ann hamming it up. 4. Pat Bradford awakes Dave Padilla from his beauty sleep. 5. Shannon, Gina, Lori, Julia, Tracy, Budgee, and Monica saying farewell. 6. Chris Germann flashes a beau- tiful smile. ♦ ty ty T f T T ' I T ♦ ♦ fc St. Patrick ' s Day Dance The St. Patrick ' s Day Dance, led by the sounds of Mixed Company was again a success. The dance was sponsored this year by the Valiant band. Seniors Don Teagle and Elaine Saso won the dance contest. Students participated by wearing the traditional Irish green. I. Rich Willand boogies to the beat of Mixed Company . 2. Al Keys Corrales jams on the keyboard. 3. Sophomore girls and Don Teagle (back- ground) enjoy dance. 4. Va- liants showing their disco moves. 5. Mark Weinzierl and Jane Mimeault dancing to Su- per Freak . 6. Sophomore girls swoon after Gerry Dal ton walks by. i f |l f v- «. i iii wi. jvm { ' t j ftrJ KS V Cheerleaders fiance The cheerleaders ' dance took place April 23, 1982. At the dance, the new ' 82- ' 83 J.V. and Varsity cheerleaders were announced. The J. V. cheerleaders will be Nancy Copsey, Bonnie DeGrood, Kate O ' Con- nor, Alicia Ruiz, Colleen Driscoll, and Elena Del Rio. The returning Varsi- ty Cheerleaders are Nina Cuchetto, Diane Whis- nant, and Jenny Franco. The new additions to the Varsity are: Denise De- Grood, Keri Ganem, Cin- dy Gutierrez, Linda and Sally Guy, Rusty Jackson, Irmina Gomez, Elena Kneip, and Sally Larson. I. Two guys enjoy each other ' s company. 2. Jill and Mark take a break. 3. A crowd enjoys the dance. 4. Giggling girls. 5. Best of friends 6. Freshmen get the beat. 7. Mrs. Crow says good- bye. 8. ' 8l- ' 82 Varsity cheer- leaders. 9. Angle and Pat 10. The 1981-83 cheerleaders. II. Sophomores get down. West Ever Ulood Drive The fourth annual Blood Drive took place in Valiant Hall on April 29, 1982. Through the guidance of Mr. Meinert, Chairman Diana Nickels, Co- Chair- man Grace Quimbita, and the excellent recruit- ment team, there was a record breaking number of signups: 1501 This re- sulted in 116 pints of blood donated. Through the ef- forts of everyone in- volved, there was a 33% increase in pints over last year. I. Senior David Kemen takes the necessary tests before giving blood. 2 Sal Parades, Bernie Gambino and Fernando Gonzalez rest at the canteen after donating. 3. Calm, cool and collected Bella Denkinger waits for the needle as Joe Lo- pez comforts him. 4. Cindy continues the Sweo tradition of donating while uncon- scious! 5. Bernadette Wong, Pat Kedrowski and Marcos Mendoza fill out the medical questionnaire. 6. Blood Drive Chairperson Diana Nickels comforts nauseous Harry Mar- tinez. 7. Helpful aids, Eileen Morris and Jackie Huffaker serve donors such as Tim O ' Neil at the canteen. ♦ ♦ — « --, — stjt . l Mlshot Crummond The hilarious British detective spoof Bullshot Crummond had audi- ences rolling in the aisles May 30, April 1, 1 William Davey played the chau- vinistic super-sleuth Hugh Crummond, who battled unspeakable per- ils in his efforts to: re- cover a diamond formula-, succor the fair Rosemary Fenton (Andrea Fraga); rescue her father, Rupert Fenton (Robert Lane, who played a series of other parts) and finish off the despicable Von Brunnos, Lenya (Sue Vaughan) and Otto (James Burns). The result was an all-out hys- terical farce. I. The Von Brunnos reaching out to a spy submarine 2. A rude and very silly waiter in- terrupts Hugh ' s attempt to charm Rosemary. 3. Not — the Converse Force Field?!! 4. A one-armed inspector deceives a simple-minded Rosemary. 5. Cast and crew of Bullshot Crummond. 6. Oh, Hugh, you ' re wonderful! 7. Lenya is overwhelmed by the cunning of Salvatore Scalicio. 8. Why. during the war — wha-l You fiends! 9. Professor Fenton exhibits true dismay at the connivance of the Von Brun- nos. • 4p Mike Calka The Tide of Life The roar of winds and sounds of waves That flow about through jagged caves, The feel of sadness on this beach Makes happiness seem far from reach. In this, our world, we have to cope And learn to never give up hope. We persevere, just like the tide. Our feelings, we soon learn to hide. But one day soon, just like the wave, We ' ll have to venture from our cave. While wandering throughout our life. If it be with, or without strife, May we find joy in all we do And share that joy our whole life through! Pictures In The Dark Glancing at old pictures, I remember how great it once was. We brightened each other ' s dull lives And set goals as unreachable as the stars. But time passed, And the pictures are dull and faded now. I know you are no longer here. My days are filled with grief and solitude. All that is left is the memory of you, And how great it once was. -Cynthia Bishop, ' 82 Seabiscuit When I was small I was a horse (but only in my head, of course). My parents thought of me as strange And hoped and prayed for me to change. Well, now I ' m grown and yet today, They ' re never stunned to hear me neigh! -Simone Messerschmidt, ' 83 -Cathy Shannon. ' 83 h rjO . rCT sTtja PiAsi y ty fy fy ty fy fy Shattered Dreams Today I want to be alone to cry Because it seems my world is caving in For all my dreams have gone and said, Goodbye. With nothing left, I must again begin. It ' s hard to start to build my dreams then find That I am left, and they have blown away. Today I wish that fate would be more kind And pin my dreams on me to make them stay. Although I know that life keeps passing by And dreams are not too hard to build again, I hope and pray this time my dreams won ' t fly. . . Or I ' ll be back again to where I ' ve been. So now that I have had my cry, I ' ll cease And start to build my dreams once more in peace. -Diana Nickels, ' 82 Rockey Cruz Kari Jonak Pressure The man stood at the free-throw line, The score was tied at forty-nine. The clock stood still — no time to go. The game depended on this throw. The ball went up, the crowd was quiet. It toppled in, there was a riot. The star was lifted, gone was sorrow. Today a star. What of tomorrow? -Gabriel Mendoza. ' 83 Science Jair For the first time in the school ' s history, a science fair was included in the extra-curricular agenda. Held April 21 and 22, and conceived by Mr. Armas, this event dis- played fully the students ' comprehension of scien- tific principles. Mr. Ar- mas considered it a sur- prising success. Approxi- mately 70 families at- tended. I) Robert Lane ' s eye display shows his profound under- standing of its structure and function. 2) Mmm, Mmm, Good! Chicken embryo devel- opment exhibit by James Burns and Javier Ascencio. 3) The Cell What more can be said? 4) Sol Sex -linked traits are hereditary, are they? 5) Greg Parfitt tries to persuade Mike McAnally to test-taste his experiment. 6) DNA struc- ture enlarged for examination. 7) EE-GADI I ' ve a splitting headachell! 8) Wanted: an ex- planation of what this is! 9) The Heart in full form.  k k f f f {junior Senior Night: Success May 14th was a night of enjoyment and laughter for all. Master of Cere- monies, Tom McConville, added his usual charm and wit. This, combined with a delicious lasanga dinner, made for a memorable evening. The awards given out included: Biggest Flirt , Bobby Chavez and Aileen McCarthy: Most Likely to Succeed , Mike Brown and Diana Nickels.- and Pride of ' 82 Gerry Dai- ton and Monique Etche- verry. I. Susan Kanga receives an award for Most Sophisticat- ed from Charles Bruno. 1 Mike Lalka is carried to the stage as he wins Biggest Par- tier . 3. Ximena Guerrero pre- pares to serve the impatient Seniors. 4. Diane Whisnant and Sue Vaughan. 5. The crowd roars as another lucky Senior wins an award. 6. Mi- chelle March gives thanks to her many fans after winning Class Clown . 7. Ruben Garza and Cathy Fernandez win Cu- test Couple . 8. Seniors show their awards. 9. Hungry Sen- iors wait for their dinner. 10. Jill Shewmake congratulates Joe Difronzo: Most Sincere . i i i ' . « «vi ■J 1 H l . V. s . • At Zhe ' 82 Prom Through the Years The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Bilt- more Hotel on May 19, 1982. The theme was Through the Years and the music was provided by Front Seat . The 1982 Prom Court consisted of Princess Rose Curry and escort Lester Pad ilia, Princess Barbi Davey and escort Jamie Charron, Princess Monique Etche- verry and escort Jan Ce- spedes, Princess Karen Macrorie and escort James Quandt, and Queen Angie Ganem with escort Patrick Bradford. I. Students dance to the sound of Front Seat . 2. Mary Sau- mell and date posing after din- ner. 3. Princess Rose Curry and escort receiving applause. 4. Murielle Mimeault with date. 5. Queen Angie Ganem dances with her proud father. 6. Couples enjoy dinner. 7. Princess Monique Etcheverry and escort Jan Cespedes. 8. Judy Franco and Paul Porter had a look-alike contest. 9. Ro- chelle Weeresinghe and date. V 4p 4p 4p i : - '  te ty Jfr ty fy -«  -. 0 . A t f 4$ ty Jfc fy Jfc Class Of ' 82 Graduates Anticipation, not un- mixed with nervousness, abounded as the Class of I982 encountered what was, to them, their great- est victory, Graduation. The commencement ceremonies began at 4 pm Sunday, May 20, with Monsignor Jeremiah Murphy presiding. Class Valedictorian, Laurie Monteleone, and class Sa- lutatorian, Martha Hino- jos, each addressed the assembly after senior class president. Aileen McCarthy delivered the Welcome Address. I. Anna Lynch and Tracy Sig- men prepare for the ceremo- ny. 2. Anna Fiore and Maria Magnanimo pose for a picture. 3. Graduation Class of I981 4. Barbi Davey and Yolanda San- tana waiting nervously. 5. San- dra Ryan. Jackie Huf faker, and Therese Kreyer oblige the photographer. 6. Seniors-, now Alumni 7. Mike Miller. Autographs Ej m 4 4 4F 4 4p4?4p4 kit ' Autographs F fc raw f f T f :-• a j • = . -v t - y _ • V 3 ' - s „«. «■ i - « ' r ♦ 7 e !W