1994 Echoes Belen Jesuit Yearbook

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C) 1 Jhen we originally chose the VV theme for the yearbook, "No Boundaries" was meant to signify the limitlessness of Belen. From molding young men into the leaders and powerbrokers of tomorrow, to instilling within us the virtue of civic responsibility. However, I feel this theme must be amended. In addition to the qualities listed above, we must also include the lack of boundaries that we have had with respect to time. On a more serious note, we have also witnessed the boundaries that exist within the delicate balance that is life, from a perspective none of us ever dreamed to have to see

C) 1 Jhile this book was waiting to VV be published, the Class of '94 lost a very dear friend in Ianpeter Opitz, who died tragically. Peter was known to all of us, not only in the Class of '94, but throughout the Belen community This book is dedicated to the memory of our friend who will forever be remembered by the entire Belen family.

Q2 efore we delve into the limitIf() less world that is depicted within the masterpiece that is Echoes '94, I feel that the proper recognition has to be given to those who sacrificed their summer in order to assure the existence of this book. This endeavor truly exemplifies what it means to be 'Men for others'.

Qirst and foremost is Mrs. FraniT cys Peiia Mrs. Peiia is the sole reason for which we have a 1994 yearbook. Had it not been for her tireless work and determination, the materials would still be tucked away in a corner of the office. Additionally, Ms. Lourdes Membiela and Mr. Ignacio Font must also be credited with guiding and aiding in every aspect of the work. Furthermore, I feel it necessary to thank certain members of the Class of '94: Joaquin Avino, Jose Hernancez, Alex Levy, Gus Membiela and Peiia for having been the only ones who were willing to give up their summer vacations to see this job through.

CJ Jl aving been in Belen since the PVsixth grade, I know all too well the frustration of having a yearbook arrive late. To all of you who have been patiently waiting, I apologize present to you the 1994 'J edition of the Belen Jesuit Prep Echoes. - Demetrio Perez

140 ANNIVERSARY MASS

The ] esuit Fathers pray in reverence during the 140th Anniversary mass.

Seniors pray in a symbolic mass representing the first 40 Belen Seniors of 1854.

Belen Seniors take time to have breakfast with Father Mendor.

Belen Seniors hold flowers as an offering to our Lady of Belen at early morning 140th Anniversary Commemorative Mass.

Senior Audley Bosch prays the rosary, at a candlelight vigil for the Blessed Mother.

Father Marcelino administers the eucharist to the future of Belen.

The Belen family stands m praise as father Marcelino and father Eddy enter into the mass.

A row of seniors display their famous "Encounter

enter holding the class cross and banner.

A view of the cross, a symbol of ] esus Christ, posted on the wall of the chapel.

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RELIGIOUS LIFE

The students at Belen have only good things to say about their religious life at Belen. ''The school is very dedicated to the evangelization of the students in the Belen community," says Ernie Cepero, senior.

''It's what keeps me going through the hard times" says Vincent Cartaya, 7th grade.

CELEBRATESITS140TH ANNIVERSARY

President- Principal Fr. Marcelino Garcia S. J. addresses the Belen community at the ground breaking ceremony for the gym.

Staff member Mario Parra receives the time capsule with memorabilia from this historic day.

Fr. Marcelino and the Belen community ready to break ground for the new gym.

Fr. Marcelino says a prayer for the Belen Community.

Fr. Pedro Cartaya S. J. places memorabilia in the time capsule.

Mrs. Beatriz Jimenez makes sure everthing is in order.

The workers under the direction of Fr. Eddy set the agenda for the day's work.

Belen students and faculty continue to work to build a road which would connect the Dominican people to civilization.

Belen graduates pose for the camera after a long day's work.

Fr. Eduardo Alvarez, S.J. says mass after a day of great progress at Yaque Arriba.

Santo Domingo Trip

The missionaries sent by Belen embark on yet another exciting adventure.

Big John takes a breather and gulps down a Coca-Cola.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Belen Key Clubbers serving their community.

''I get really proud of those kids when I see them caring about someone else with such intense love." said Ralf Ledesma.

Ray Rasco working very hard for his community.

Ricky ''Starfish'' Sanders races through in his jeep with Bobby ''Crust'' Treto, Eddy Alleyn, and The Magical Phillip ''Willow'' Aspillaga. Student Body President, Tommy De Quesada attempting to get the crowd into the Pep Rally.

Vice President and former Gangsta, Alfonso Duran gets ready to give his powerful speech.

Waldo fires up the Belen crowd. Teachers are Real People Too!!! JUNIORS getting "OUT OF HANDS"

DANCE, DANCE, DANCE

NSYNC prepares to rock another set.

Seniors Rodrigo Lopez and Ernie "the editor" Cepero drank one too many "COKES."

Crazy Belen party goers are ready to throw it down.

A lucky junior, Danny Lenera, has had a good night of meeting young ladies and Alberta Zamora.

Seniors rub Buddha's belly for luck.

The "We got spirit" cheer is in effect .

Quarterback Marcelo Llorente and Waled dis - embark on the Belen crowd.

AI "Waled" Zamora teaches Rodrigo "Waled Jr." Loper the moves.

HOMECOMING

The underclassmen show their spirit for the wolverine football team at the homecoming pep-rally.

The seniors prove to the lower grades who has spirit.

EUROPE TRIP

The group takes a break and enjoys some of Germany's famous hospitality at the world reknown Haufbrawhouse in Munich.

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Seniors Javi Hermida

Javi Carreno have an espresso with Freshman Raul at a cafe in Venice.

Seniors Joaquin Avifio, Javi Hermida, Alex Bienes and Javi Car-

take a break from the snowball fights to enjoy the view of one of the highest peaks in Switzerland.

Ms. Hernandez prepare for another day of chaperoning.

The entire group poses for a picture in front of the bus before entering the airport to return home.

Senior Joaquin Avifio poses for a shot in front of a famous museum of torture in Germany.

reno

"Nestor Menendez takes off on a South Beach swell''

''Omar Cartaya gets a quick lesson from a north swell at South Beach''

Surfing

''A shot of the line up at Harbour House''

''Fausti Garcia after a good session at 26th Street.''

TOMBOLA

CLOSE UP

The famous Tug-of-War

Seniors having a great time

STUDENT DAY

Seniors enjoying their last Student Day.

The speech and Drama class of 1994 closed the year off with one of the most unique and successful plays in Belen's history. With a series of monologues performed by each student, the audience was taken through a journey of drama, comedy, and surprise. With "Sometimes I wake Up In the Middle Of The Night.'' Students such as Danny Perez brought the house down with his hilarious interpretation of a loud mouthed Cuban announcer. Eleventh grader, Martin Power, then took the audience to the another extreme with his emotional interpretation of a handicapped war veteran. The night then came to a c1ose with the audience being "whipped" into a frenzy, with Jose Hernandez' S&M performance of a young, hormone thriving teen describing his feeling of "anxiety" when he "wakes up in the middle of the night.''

These series of monologues depicted religion, life, death, birth, and society; each directed by the new comer to Belen's staff Mr. Leo Williams. In addition, Jesse Pefta, Paul Giralt and numerous others were the minds behind the setting, lighting, music, and over all presentation.

JOURNALISM AND YEARBOOK

Journalism and Yearbook, two classes often mocked and taken for granted, are offered as electives to Juniors and Seniors. ''I wish I was in the yearbook'' some people say, "You guys don't do anything." Granted, these two classes aren't exactly as structured as Math or Physics, but they are definitely as demanding if not more. In order to be part of these classes, one must be dedicated and ready to work, and not looking for a free class period. VINCAM, the school's monthly newspaper is put together by Mrs. Casero and her journalism class. Working hard, interviewing, taking pictures or doing anything that needs to get done, this group of "MEN FOR OTHERS" is always working hard. VINCAM, which is Latin for ''I shall conquer'' symbolizes dedication and integrity for the Journalism class. Paul Giralt, Mrs. Casero's right hand man said, ''It has been a controversial but exciting year!'' Yearbook is a demanding activity as well. There are strict deadlines which have to be met in order to produce the yearbook as quickly as possible. During class, after school, and even on weekends, Mr. Holland and his band of hairy editors work hard and efficiently as possible. Mr. Holland, said, "I've never been part of something as exciting!''

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Scholarship, Leadersh i p, Service

It was another successful year for the Belen chapter of the National Honor Society. The society continued its commitment to the promotion of leadership, scholarship service and character in its members. The national honor society is more than just a group for students who get good grades, members most also embody the characteristics for which the society stands. The high point for many honor socity members is their induction into the society. This year the induction was held during school to further recognize the achievements of these scholars. The ceremony was lead by President

Gus-Membiela and Vice-President Marcelo Llorente. Moderator Mrs. Sylvia Hernandez, treasurer Gaston Lacayo, and Secretary Rudy Lopez also played an instrumental role in the success of the NHS this year.

JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

Men of Tomorrow

The Junior Honor Society is a club dedicated to honoring and promoting academic excellence in Belen. Students from grades seventh through ninth make up this elite gorup. Members are selected for their character, leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. Also, each member must maintain a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.5 during the school year. The students and their club moderator, Mrs. Collins participate in several activities to help the community and Belen. These activities include the coordinating of the International Food Festival, peer tutoring, and having fund raisers to purchase equipment for the school. -Mrs. Collins says: ''I enjoy working with these students because they are highly motivated, well organized, and very responsible. Mrs. Collins was also very proud to tell us that this year's induction ceremony would be held for the first time in Belen. The entire ceremony will be organized and directed by the club members. The members of the Junior Honor Society, with their incredible talentes truly have NO BOUNDARIES to reach greatness. The future looks great for these students of today and MEN OF TOMORROW.

Broad horizons

BASES delves into the world of life

Perhaps as important as mathematics or language is the study of the sciences. Belen has built a formidable reputation for itself in this field. With the addition of an observatory, not to mention several important changes in the curriculum, Belen has moved into the forefront of scientific study in the South Florida area.

BASES is the means through which students may transcend the everyday lecture and be given the opportunity to experience science hands - on. The club is moderated by Fr. Jose Tey. It is divided into four branches of scientific study. Those are astronomy, marine biology, meteorology, and radio and electronics.

The astronomy club devotes its time to the study of the stars and planets, many times taking revealing pictures and learning new and interesting details regarding the final frontier that, up-to-themoment, is space.

The marine biology club,

under the exceptional leadership of Mr. Pablo Taquechel, allows students to study and . experience the underwater world in all of its glory. Members of the club can usually be found on one of many ditions, wbether diving in the Florida Keys or conducting controlled experiments in the lab.

The meteorology club dedicates itself to the study of the earth's atmosphere. Their activities include preparing weather reports and long hours of observation at their weather station.

Last, but most certainly not least is the radio and electronics club, which prides itself in the use of ham radio and a variety of other electronic devices. Most of their hours are dedicated to talking with the far reaches of the universe.

In summation, BASES gives students the opportunity to become involved with science and acquire a wealth of knowledge that they will be able to pass on to future generations.

- Demetrio Perez

Tasting success

Jr. Beta showcases up and comers

The Junior Beta club is one of the few honor societies that exist in Belen. Its membership consists of an exclusive group of 7th and 8th graders that achieve the academic affluence necessary to attain membership status. In keeping with the club's exclusivity, Mr. T. Alexander was named to serve as its moderator.

Under the guidance of Mr. Alexander, the club has accomplished an astounding number of tasks as well as garnered more than the lion's share of support and encouragement from the communityat-large. The members feel that Mr. Alexander makes the club exciting and enjoyable to all through his varied ideas and suggestions for projects.

Among the many projects which the club has taken part in was the implementation of a recycling program within Belen. Although it wasn't easy, club members were able to raise the awareness of the

Belen community as to the benefits of recycling. Through a series of informative lectures and seminars that were conducted in a most professional manner by these members of the juniQI" high, they were able to achieve -::what the administration had deemed impossible: to get the Belen community to recycle. Even such notorious enemies of the environment as Father Oscar Mendez and Mr. Brian Wentzel were brought into line and forced to succumb to the pressure that was exerted upon them by these youngsters.

While the Junior Beta club had been predominantly dormant in its previous years, the addition of the dynamic Mr. Alexander proved wise and paid quite a few dividends as the club stood and delivered on a diverse number of projects which it accomplished with astounding success. - Alfredo Granda!

Second best

The best of the rest

The National Beta Club is an extraordinary organization that rewards academic achievement as well as fosters community involvement. The club is divided into two parts: Junior Beta (7th through 1Oth grades) and Senior Beta (11th and 12th grades). In order to become a member, one must have higher than a 3.0 GPA.

The Beta club is one of the most community oriented clubs next to the Key Club. The issue of service to others was the main point of interest this year. Among the many disasters that gave the club opportunities to do its good deeds was the California earthquake. Rodrigo Lopez, the club vice-president who coordinated

·· the relief effort for the 'quake didn't mince words when he said, ''I think the victims will appreciate the money we sent them.''

This year's club was moderated by Mr. Pedro Lopez, who has long been noted for his tireless volunteer involvement in the Belen community. Beta club president Alan Gomez put it best when he stated, "I don't think our club

could have attained the success that it did without the unwavering leadership of Mr. Lopez. His perfect attendance at all after-school meetings was a key to our success.''

With the examples set by Alan, Rodrigo and Mr. Lopez, club members were motivated to excel not only in academics, but also in community service. Club treasurer Peter Martell displayed his desire to help others by giving weight training lessons to disadvantaged children. Peter joined the children three times a week after school at a local gym where he would put on an exhibition of his exceptional muscular prowess. When asked of his unusual service project Martell said, ''I'm proud of myself because I'm helping these kids realize the value that proper nutrition and lifting weights has for your physique. Can you imagine they didn't even know about protein shakes?'' With such dedication it is clear that Beta club is truly involved in our community.

- Rodrigo Lopez

Going deeper ...

SAME, beyond race to explore culture

S.A.M.E. (Student Awareness of Multi-Cultural Education) is a unique part of the vast array of clubs espoused by Belen.

The club, led by Ms. Z. Herran seeks to expose students to the many customs and folkways of the diverse cultures that are present in our environment. In describing the club, Ms. Herran said, ''I think this is an excellent way in which to open ourselves to the knowledge of the many cultures that exist in our community.''

Among the many activities in which the club participated was a field trip to the Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach. Through this trip, club members were able to see the horrors that took place in Nazi Germany from a fresh perspective that was not limited exclusively to canned copy from history textbooks.

Courtney Doubulay, president of the club expressed himself in the following way: "You always read about what happened in your book in class, but it's not until you get to meet of these people and see firsthand the horrific conditions to which they were subjected, that you are able to form a true impression of what really occurred."

In a society that seems to everyday become a bit more resistant to immigrants (as can be seen with Prop 187 in California) and the multitude of cultures that exists, it is imperative that the growth of clubs like SAME be fostered in order to enlighten the general populous as to the many advantages of diverse cultures and prevent us from fractalizing into cultural enclaves. - Peter Martell

For justice

Amnesty Int'l seeks recognition

Belen's Amnesty International chapter began the year with hopes of surpassing the last year's letter writing campaign. The campaign consisted of writing letters to various nations around the world to inform on, and demand an end to human rights violations. Campaign coordinator Eddy Costa state that, "Despite abominable turnouts at our meetings, our members demonstrated a keen interest with respect to the letter writing campaign and allow us to be successful in our efforts.''

Mr C. Patrick Collins, the club's moderator, and officers Eddy Costa, yours truly and Andres Vidal, all strived to increase and renew the membership of the club. The end of this goal was to achieve a greater awareness of our activities and forge school-wide participation in the club's ef-

forts. Taking advantage of such amenities as the club bulletin board also aided in the promotional efforts as well as to keep the Belen community abreast of the atrocities that were being committed around the world.

Despite their efforts however, the club was not able to meet its lofty agenda. Club moderator Mr. Collins stated, ''The problem with Amnesty International is that it isn't a social club where you come to chew the fat. Here we actually do work and that has turned many people off.'' Even though, with increased exposure and a growing concern for others, Amnesty International's Belen chapter should soon gain the ability to attain the lofty goals that it has set for itself.

-J.P. Salas

A true friend

Big brothers are always there

In order to become a Big Brother you must be chosen from an elite group of seniors. Being selected signifies not only that you are one of a select few, but also that you are one of the select few who does not have time for homeroom.

The Big Brother program was established so that students would have someone to whom they could relate that had been through their predicament only a few years ago. When ticket sales are lagging, Mr. Armando Rodriguez, the program's director, motivates the big brothers, who in turn motivate their classes into selling their raffle tickets. Without the Big Brother program the school would probably not be able to reach its fundraising goals. All the pushing and inducements that a big brothe_r does pays off for the school when it reaches its fundraising goals.

A big brother is responsible for going to his respective homeroom each day during ticket sales season and aid his kids in reaching their goal. On occasion, a big brother may offer some type of incentive to further grease his little brothers' wallet. Big brother extraordinaire Alex Levy was famous for the regular doughnut and pizza parties which he offered his homeroom. ''It made me feel so warm and fuzzy inside to see how well these kids were performing,'' said Levy, "That I just had to reward them."

There are always the trite

complaints about how big brothers only go to see their homerooms when there is something to be given out or picked-up. In response to this senior big brother Lorenzo Puentes states, ''Look jerky I need my' hpmeroom time to 1 sleep and 'prepare' for those big ·exams that come later in the day. So don't ever complain about my service 'cause I'll come to get you fruitcake. You got that sizzle-chest!?''

In the end however, the big brothers do a fine job and the program is a tremendous asset to Belen. Special commendations should be given to those who were big brothers to the senior class homerooms. Demetrio Perez

The groundwork

Builder's club shapes future leaders

The Builder's Club, nicknamed the Key Club of the junior high, presents an excellent opportunity for younger members of the Belen community to become involved in community service.

The club, founded and moderated by Civics teacher Mr. Eugene Zoller works closely with the Key Club in order to coordinate their service activities. Among the notable efforts of the club was the 'Sandwiches for Poor' drive. ( These endeavor, coordinated by Mr. Zoller with the help of Juan Rodriguez, Key Club liaison to the Builder's Club, entailed the students to make three thousand sandwiches that would be distributed to the needy families of the area. In addition, the club under1 took an arduous task when it formed a program to make it easier for immigrants to become accustomed to society in the United States.

When asked to relate his impression of the Builder's Club, Mr. Zoller said, "It is imperative that we allow these kids to experience the joys that service can bring.'' The club is composed entirely of students from the junior high and is led by president Alan Barreras and vice-president Daniel Camero.

Javier Carreno, a senior who is also a liaison to the club stated, ''The future looks promising for Key Club with the fresh crop of youngsters that we have moving up through the ranks. I believe it to be essential that we indoctrinate them with the Builder's Club so that we don't have any hassles when they join Key Club."

With leaders such as the aforementioned and a group of eager members, the future bodes well for Belen's top two service clubs. - Peter Martell

Budding actors

ALPHA introduces students to theatre

Arts, literature, photography, humanities and acting. ALPHA stands for all of these things and more. The ALPHA club has been in existence for only seven years, yet moderator Beatriz Jimenez has managed to turn the club into one of the most artistically inclined that Belen has ever had.

The ALPHA club is based on a point scale. The more activities you perform for the club, the more points that you receive. There is also a cut-off for members who do not participate.

Participation can be achieved by being cast in one of ALPHA's renowned plays. This year, the club did not conduct its traditional 'Just say no to drugs' play. Instead the club presented a movie that depicted the lives of actual drug and alcohol addicts. In addition to this the club also participated in a series perfor-

mances in coordination with the University of Miami at the Ring Theatre.

This year the club was introduced to a new art form: film. This effort was accomplished tJ?.rough the collaboration of Mrs. Beatriz Jimenez, Raphael Robayna and Marco Fernandez. The purpose of this addition was to motivate aspiring film makers to allow their creative talents to flourish and facilitate their introduction to the many film societies that exist in the artistic community.

With the dedication of moderators such as Mrs. Jimenez, students who have a yearning for the arts have been able to develop their talents and hone their skills in order to be able to pursue their careers after their exodus from Belen.Ricky A. Perez and Juan C. Estevez

Show must go on Addition lets Forensics flourish

Upon entering Belen, I was introduced to a club in which I was not the least bit interested. However, as I looked at the sign-up sheet, something told me to put aside my doubts and join. My instincts were dead on target, for I was about to embark on a journey that would lead me to become a 'district runner-up,' 'state finalist' and ultimately president of the Forensics Club. The Forensics Club has been for me a true representation of what Belen means. Forensics is defined as the art of acting without the use of scenery, costumes or props, but it is much more than that. Forensics is an activity in which everyone can participate, it - helps to form bonds and forge lasting friendships.

This year, the Forensics Club reach goals that it had

never before accomplished. The club achieved a membership of 27, which was the highest amount since its inception. Iii tb,e shadows of last year's team, - which made it to the national level despite the loss of their moderator, this years squad performed remarkably.

The addition of Mr. Leo Williams to the Belen faculty proved wise as he brought much needed professionalism and experience to the club. Senior Marco Fernandez stated, ''Mr. Williams proved to be a great asset to our club, as well as a much needed guide for our acting.''

With the addition of Mr. Williams, as well as up-andcoming stars of the club, Forensics is definitely thriving.

- J.C. Estevez

iTodos para uno!

Spanish Honor rediscovers language

As an organization entrusted with the great responsibility of keeping alive the multicultural quality of Belen, one of the most active clubs this year was the Sociedad Honraria Hispanica, commonly known as the Spanish National Honor Society.

Mrs. Lourdes Arteaga, the club's moderator, was entrusted with facing the challenge of having the cub make its mark in the Belen community and was an integral cog in making this year a great one for the club.

In order to become a member of this prestigious organization, a student must maintain a grade of B or higher in a high -level Spanish class and show a high degree of achievement and interest in the study of the Spanish language.

The 'Sociedad' started its work early in the year. During

Hispanic Heritage Week, a wide variety of activities were organized and all of the flags of all the Latin American countries were displayed during "El Dia de la Raza," when a presentation was given in the school's central patio. Once again, one of the many contributions of the club was the tutoring program it held twice a week for our Spanish students.

Finally, with community service as an integral part of this club, the 'Sociedad' held a toy drive during Christmas and initiated a program to adopt needy children in the Dominican Republic. All in all, this has been a great year for the Spanish Honor Society. In the words of the infamous Mr. Ralph Ledesma, ''The Society has flourished this year more than ever before!''

- Demetrio Perez

Men for others

Key Club lives up to Belen's motto

The Key Club plays one of the most crucial roles in the Belen community. The club engages in countless numbers of activities that help our community. Whether the task at hand is collecting money for leukemia, helping to feed those less fortunate or eradicating graffiti from our community's facade, the Key club is always there.

The Key club is the largest club in Belen and counts with a membership of more than 300 hardworking, magnanimous students and is carried by the arduous work of its members. One of these hard workers is senior Jesse Pena, the club's president. When asked what motivated him to take on the challenge of leading so large an organization, Jesse said "I've worked with Key Club ever since I can remember. Through my helping others it has also helped me to mature and gain valuable leadership skills. Because of this, I chose to run for, and was elected president of the club. My only desire is to be

able to put forth a greater effort towards helping our community in all of its endeavors."

The Key club, which is moderated by Mr. Rafael 'Ralph' Ledesma, does a great service not only to the community but also to its members. As is evidenced by president Pena's comments, the club has helped many acquire skills vital to their future activities as well as bel ping to hone its member's sense of conscience and caring. The club gives meaning to the motto, "Men for others'' by allowing students the chance to put it into practice from a first- hand perspective.

The Belen Key club strives to make the difference in our community, whether it's by volunteer work at AMI Kendall Hospital or by organizing BAST A week at Belen. What better way is there to become a man for others that through a club that is anchored on service to the community.

- Omar Travieso

Mr. Rodriguez meets with members of the C.E.L.A.C. Club.

Mr. Rodriguez talks to the club members about Middle America.

Mr. Rodriguez, Moderator of the C.E.L.A.C. Club, taking to a group of students abou the club.

Mr. Rodriguez continues to talk about the C.E.L.A.C. Club.

Informing Us

CELAC te l ls us about L.A.

What club has the task of keeping the Belen community aware of Latin American affairs? What club brings community leaders and political figures to enlighten those of us who make up the Belen community? The answer is CELAC.

Moderated by Mr. Armando Rodriguez and composed exclusively of seniors, CELAC allows us to maintain our cultures and gain a more extensive knowledge of Latin America as a whole. The club conducts a variety of seminars and discussions that count with the attendance of prominent intellectuals, politicians and community leaders.

This year, Mr. Rodriguez organized a discussion on the fate of Cuba and its future. The main speakers at this session were Dr. Jaime Suchlicki, Director of Latin American and Caribbean affairs at the University of Miami, and Lisandro Perez, a professor at Florida International University. While enlightening, Dr. Perez's veiled approval of the Castro Mr. Rodriguez on top of everything.

regime proved controversial and sparked the wrath of those in attendace, which included veterans of the Bay of Pigs invasion and political prisoners. One member of the audience, who wished to remain anonymous, went so far as to state to Mr. Perez, ''If you like Fidel so much, why aren't you in Cuba with him?'' As a whole however, the conference served to highlight the problems that exist in the besieged island as well as the unity that is needed to overcome the rhetoric of divisive elements within our community in order to bring down the communist tyranny.

CELAC is a club for students who desire to gain a greater knowledge of their roots and become a ware of the difficulties that exist in Latin America. The goal of the club is to break through the sheltered life that students in the Belen community tend to lead and inform them as to the realities of the world in which we live.

Mr. Rodriguez taking a ride through Latin America.

Future leaders

tomorrow's politicians

The planning and preparation of the major events that will take place in Belen is no easy task. Each year, it is expected that the activities be more spectacular that those of the previous year. Student council is the organization that is held responsible for all of this. In addition to setting policy for the student body, the student council also plans the pep rallies, dances and homecoming week.

The council, led by president Tommy DeQuesada and vice-president Alfonso Duran, performed well, although as always there were detractors. Many complained as to the lack of dances and the timeliness of the activities. Reacting to the comments made by those not pleased with their performance, recording secretary Rudy Lopez stated, ''You can please some of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time.''

The council's executive board displayed a tremendous amount of determination ad leadership throughout the year. Although at times had their differences, the common bond that was their friendship -::_reunited and allowed them to focus on their agenda. President Tommy DeQuesada had this to say about the executive board, ''The executive board can be characterized as a good mix between the hardworking and serious and those who love to have a good time all of the time.''

All in all, it can be said that the student council enjoyed a successful year. Mr. Armando Rodriguez, student council advisor and savvy money maker steered the council in the right direction en route to the money pit. With his unmatched humor and 'bright ideas', everyone was able to laugh all the way to the bank.

- Rodrigo Lopez

The love of God

Peer ministers spread the word

Peer ministry, a theology elective for juniors and seniors, is the backbone of the theology department. With Ms. Josephina Chirino at the helm, the peer ministers learn not only about the word of the Lord, but also how to deliver it to our fellow man.

Peer ministry is responsible for conducting 'Days of Reflection' for the sixth through ninth grades and encounters for students in grade ten through twelve. Additionally senior peer ministers organize the 'Senior-Parent Encounter'. Ramiro Acosta, one of the most dedicated peer ministers, stated, ''It can sometimes be hard work, but having the privilege of being enlightened by 'Fefita' [rumored to have been one of the original twelve apostles in a previous life] make it all worthwhile.''

This activity does not come without a class however. Throughout the year the peer ministry class has gone from learning about Jesus and the Gospel to seeing how He fits

within our society today. The class consists mainly of discussions that this year were based upon the enticing "Option for the poor," a book that loquaciously expounds upon the catholic social doctrine. Students take part in what can only be described as 'lively' discussion with Ms. Chirino present their diverse views on social justice. With respect to the discussions, Javier Gonzalez stated, ''I enjoy them [the discussions] because we are able to bring forth a variety of opinions on issues such as poverty and race relations and it helps me to blow off steam in a controlled environment rather than going out on the street and making a sensitive comment to someone who may not appreciate it.''

Each day, when a peer minister walks out of class, he walks out with a glow because he knows that he is doing his part to make this a better world in which to live.

- Demetrio Perez

Our #l fans

The WAC increases athletic awareness

If one term could be used to describe the Wolverine Athletic Club it would be 'silent but deadly'. The athletic club is a huge contributor to Belen athletics, yet is sits quietly in the background watching the fruits of .its labor.

Most people believe that the club is dedicated exclusively to donating funds to athletic activities, but its role in Belen extends far beyond that. The Wolverine Athletic Club has helped in a countless number of non-sport activities, among these is the '93- '94 Home" coming Dance, for which they provided the decorations. In addition, the club also aided in the construction of the parking lot for the Belen Athletic Complex.

The athletic club generates its economy through a variety of fund-raising activities which include their annual { spaghetti dinner as well as donations and membership · dues.

Mrs. Lourdes Perez, a stalwart of the club, stated, ''This club was started by a group of caring parents, coaches and Athletic Director Carlos Barquin. With their support we

have been able to accomplish most of our agenda.'' The agenda to which Mrs. Perez refers to are the goals that the club set out to accomplish in this its first year. Chief among those goals was to bring about an increase in participation and awareness of Belen athletic events. To that end, Athletic Director Barquin stated, "This is remarkable! Never have I seen such participation in sporting events by parents, faculty ano students as I have seen this year. Even though the teams have had mediocre years, attendance was phenomenal! I think the credit has to go to the Wolverine Athletic Club which has obviously been a tremendous success and can count with my full and unwavering support from now on.''

With comments such as those made by Athletic Director Barquin, it is clear that the Belen family can rest assured that the Wolverine Athletic Club is going to have ample opportunity to continue their good deeds for many years to come.

-Lorenzo 'Mamerto' Puentes

PRESIDENT AND PRINCIPAL

-All the schools in the world have Principals, but in Belen, fot:tunately, we are blessed to have Father Marcelino Garcia, '-SJ, who has been willing to accept the tremendous responsibility of being the President and the Principal.

Father Marcelino, as he is affectively referred by mostly everyone, manages to be equally at ease, behind a desk, a podium, a table, and a pulpit. He is the tie that binds the students, teachers, parents, administration, and the entire Belen community. Despite all the pressure that he faces from his many different roles, Father Marcelino manages to keep us all united and devoted to the same cause: Belen.

What we want to see coming out of Belen are young men in full control of their minds and their own destinies

Mr. Leopolda Nunez Executive Assistant Principal

Ms.

Graciela Acosta Assistant Principal for Discipline

Mr.

Armando Rodriguez Assistant Principal for Student Activities

Omnia Vincit Amor

Mrs. Jimenez proves 'love conquers all'

Every year, Belen undergoes a few changes during the summer. This summer however there was a change in the administration that stood out. The change was the promotion of Mrs. Beatriz Jimenez to assistant principal. In addition to being an assistant principal, Mrs. Jimenez also enlightens young minds through her Spanish classes and fosters the artistic impulses of students as the moderator of the A.L.P.H.A. Club.

Having being at Belen for as long as anyone caJJ...Jemember, Mrs. Jimenez has always enjoyed the respect and admiration of'both her students and colleagues due to the hard work she has put in and the genuine love with which she refreshes the campus through the course of each day.

One would think that having to deal with so many responsibilities would limit a person to attending exclusively to them, however, this is not the case with Mrs. Jimenez. An avid supporter of all Belen activities, she can be seen attending one of the many Wolverine athletic events, helping to make a drama class production a success or working tirelessly in order to assure that the sports banquet goes off without a hitch.

As if all this was not enough, this year Mrs. Jimenez was honored by Belen for her 15 years of dedicated service to the school.

Mrs. Jimenez's favorite phrase is "Omnia vincit amor" (love conquers all). As can be seen through her ever-present love and tireless involvement, she is the embodiment of such a phrase.

- Demetrio Perez

One to know Mr. Wentzel is more than a teacher.

One of the many qualities that sets Belen apart is the dedication that is seen throughout the school community. No one embodies this quality more than Mr. Brian Wentzel. An apparently, quiet and reserved person, Mr. Wentzel is involved in, and dedicated to the Belen community. Mr. Wentzel's duties at Belen include being an Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor and Psychology teacher to the Seniors. He also teaches Psychology at Miami Dade Community College.

Mr. Brian Wentzel is a devoted Christian. On many mornings he can be seen taking time out from his schedule in order to attend the homeroom mass in the chapel. He states that sometimes due to the demands that he has in his life, he loses touch with Jesus, but, he adds, "He keeps me going day after day."

As a teacher, Mr. Wentzel has to be counted among the best. His calm, yet assertive demeanor in the classroom has earned the respect of countless students, as has his vast knowledge of the science that is psychology. His innovative teaching techniques as well as his easy-going personality make his the class to take in senior year.

If one were to describe Brian Wentzel with a cant few words they would most certainly have to be: kind, generous, caring and real. Hopefully he will be around at Belen for many years to come so that every student may have the privilege of attaining the insight that he has provided to those who have passed through his life.

Demetrio Perez

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WINNING AND LOSING IS SELF- DISCIPLINE.

9th and 1Oth Gr. Disciplinarian

6th Gr.

Mr. Charles Cleveland 7th and 8th Gr. Disciplinarian

Mr. Jimmy Perez

Mrs. Maria Elena Cartaya-Wrves

Disciplinarian

THE LIBRARY IS MORE THAN ,JUST BOOKS Martha

Alday

Mr. Chiao

Maria E. Eiros

DOING YOUR BEST IS MORE IMPORT ANT THAN BEING THE BEST

Accountant

Marina Hernandez - Secretary Fr. Garcia

Father J .M. Izquierdo, SJ

George Busse -

MAY WE ·HELP YOU?

Mercy Rodriguez

Mary Mahoney

Lily Filer

Eva Reyes

Mercy Arcay

DEDICATION AND SERVICE

Father Dorta Duque, S.J.

Father Tey, S.J.

Mr. Rasco

In one word, Mrs. Teresita Campos is dedicated. Her love and dedication is not only reflected in the classroom, but also in her involvement in extracurricular activities. The eight grade alp:ebra teacher is an avid junior high sports fan, as well as the orp:anizer of the eight grade dance. Her door is never closed for students who need extra help preparing for a test or simply to talk or offer advice. Her attentive and caring attitude have won the respect and love of her students.

Known for her more friendly method of teaching, Mrs. Campos is both fun and firm. She relaxes students with her warm demeanor, yet manages to inspire them to learn. She is loyal to both her students and fellow colleagues, and delicately balances her role to her students both as a teacher and\ a friend.

According to her, the first year she taught here at Belen provided the most valuable learninp: experience. The class of 94 was her first class and they all attest that learning from Mrs. Campos was unforgettable.

GabyDieppa

Friendly, helpful, relaxed, funny, knowledge, and all around great guy. These are just a few terms that describe Belen's new jewel of a teacher, Thomas J. Calvey. Mr. Calvey teaches theology to the 7th, 11th, and 12th grade classes. With such a tedious schedule it would seem impossible for a teacher to have time for any of his students to talk to him after class. But being the type of person he is, Mr. Calvey always finds time to bring the newspaper or talk about current events with many of his older students. Mr. Calvey holds two degrees under his belt: a Masters in Philosophy from Duquesne University and a Masters in Theology from Pontificial College Josephina. When asked about his experiences in Belen, Mr. Calvey stated, "I believe we should heal our students and help them grow up as men for others instead of hurting and punishing them." He enjoys helping students after school, especially those with academic difficulty. For his efforts and labor Mr: Calvey was honored i11 Dec. 3, 1993, Miami Herald as one of Dade County's SUPERTEACHERS.

"Mr. Calvey is a real cool teacher, he's real funny and makes us feel important," articulated seventh grader Eric Mauri. "I used to not like Theology , but now I find it real interesting.'' said Raul Rodriguez a future senior. ''His innovative style of teaching makes theology fun to learn," stated Eddy Costa and Kiki Perez.

Carlos "Papelazo" Cepero #41

"A friend and a teacher", is how senior Ricky A. Perez describes Mr. Pedro A Hernandez, who taught him Biology his sophomore year and physics his junior year. This dedicated professor is the tenth grade Biology teacher and an active participant in school events. Besides being in charge of recruiting new students, and organizing open houses, Mr. Hernandez teaches five periods a day, and is currently working on attaining his doctorate in educational leadership from Florida International University. Mr. Hernandez says this will, "Help me to better serve the Belen community."

Inside the classroom, Mr. Hernandez makes the subjects interesting, relating Biology to current issues, and events taking place in today's world. Sophomore Richard Negret describes his class as, "The best science class I've taken in my life!'' Mr. Hernandez uses his experience in the field to teach his students not only the text book material, but what the life of a scientist on the job is really like. He does this by exposing his students to lab experiments at least once a month.

In conclusion, Mr. Pedro Hernandez 'is -an excellent example of :a model teacher at Belen. His friendship and make him an indispensable tool in the formation of "Men for Others."

Teachers have traditionally been regarded to be a student's worst enemies. They are often portrayed as closed minded individuals who became involved in education only to quench their thirst of having supreme authority over the lives of others. However, if one spends just forty-five minutes in; class with Spanish teacher Rafael Ledesma, you will soon realize that nothing could be farther from the truth. Mr. Ledesma always welcomes his students' opinions, and he never puts himself in a position of superiority over his class. Rather, he finds a way of incorporating himself into all class discussions, not a teacher or as a moderator, but as a normal scholar who is equal in status to everyone else in the classroom. Virtually the entire Belen community knows Mr. Ralf Ledesma as a teacher and a counselor, but most importantly as a great friend. He is always ready to help his students with any problems, both in and out of the classroom. He never deems himself to be more important than anyone else, and perhaps this is why Mr. Ledesma is so utterly respected by the whole student body of Belen. He maintains great discipline among his students, and he achieves this goal without establishing a dictatorial role over them. This is why, whereas most students will shirk in fear at the slightest mention of a teacher's name, the mere sight of Ralf Ledesma will surely bring a smile to every one of his pupils.

Michael Llorente

Perhaps no other man or priest for that matter in the Belen community has touched the life of others like Father Jorge Sardina S.J. He is an excellent educator who despite his degree in Theology, accepts the role of full time spiritual counselor in contrast to the classroom. During his nine years at Belen, he has served as the Junior High spiritual counselor and as a role model and friend to the rest of the faculty and students. ''He is the remedy for any given trauma,'' states Freshman Steve Suares, a close friend of Sardina. Perhaps the most special aspect about him is the fact that he loves his job so much and he has a genuine concern for each student he may help. He has never turned his back on anyone associated with Belen.

In a society lacking role models, Sardina is Belen's breath of fresh air. He gives a whole new idea to the word ministry because it is not what he says which sets an example, but rather it is what he does. He always seems to be quiet and composed. Many think that his only weakness is that he always has a hard time saying No. Belen has no idea how fortunate it is to have a priest like him ... a priest and a friend who cares so deeply.

Tomy deQuesada.

Can a person teach three math classes, raise a family, be actively involved in the community and still have time to be a good friend? Well, Mrs. Carol Vila has managed to do just that. Mrs. Vila's responsibilities range from teaching Seniors and a select group of Juniors, to heading the mathematics department here at Belen.

Mrs. Vila takes her job very seriously and is constantly engaged in the struggle to get the most out of her beloved students. "I believe," said Mrs. Vila, ''that I challenge my students only because I like to see the succeed.'' Mrs. Vila still manages to squeeze in duties that are crucial to the success of Senior year. An example of such a duty is her singlehanded coordination of the annual Senior trek to Disney World in Orlando to participate in Grad-Nite.

As hard to believe as it may seem, Mrs. Vila also has a family!!! A dedicated wife and mother of four. She entertains herself while at some with such motherly things as Girls Scout cookie Drives and PTA meetings.

As can be clearly seen Mrs. Carol Vila follows quite a hectic schedule; however, that does not impede her in her desire to help and to be a friend to her second family here at Belen. iiGod Bless you Mrs. Vila!!

THE ESPECIALES ARE GOOOOD!!!

WORKING BEHIND THE SCENE

Abalo, Alberto

Acosta, Michael Aguayo, Jose-Antonio Alvarez, Cesar Alvarez, Jose-Antonio

Anttllon, Jose-Luis

Anzardo, Jorge Luis Arias, Alberto Ashenoff, Richard Bello, Pedro Manuel

Berger, David Isaac Bouza, Daniel Cabrera, John Cruz, David Delgado, Alejandro

Dieguez, Manuel Di Muont, Pauli Espinoza, Joseph Vincent Espinosa, Julio Fernandez, Alexander

Fernandez, Derek Osvaldo Flores, Juan Fonseca, Guillermo Garganta, Andres Jose Gonzalez, Adrian

NEW BEGINNINGS

T he first day of school for the sixth grade was very special because they were now officially part of the Belen tradition and way of life. As we all know, the beginning of any experience is filled with nervousness and uncertainty. Many of these students left their respective schools to pursue different objectives in Belen. They came from everywhere: St. Timothy, nes, St. Kevin, Epiphany, etc. This group of young men will eventually unite to achieve greatness. Many of the students were asked about their first impressions of Belen. Michael Olivera, brother of Senior Mark Olivera, said, ''I liked it a lot because I knew many of the people.'' Also, Nicholas Van Den Branden stated, "I was shocked; more than I imagined.'' The overall feeling among the sixth graders was one of excitement. The sixth graders were also asked other questions concerning their first year in Belen such as: What do you think about

your teachers, your basketball coach, your ''bigbrother''? When speaking about teachers, Jose Marina said, ''They are really nice and don't give a lot of homework.'' Mark "Butch" Llorente, starting forward for the basketball team, stated, ''I've seen better," in reference to his head coach, Mr. Holland. Michael Olivera had plenty of interesting things to say about his "big-brother" Jose Hernandez, but we can't mention those things in a family yearbook. The future looks great for this young group of blossoming Jesuits. Their experiences in Belen will be in their memories forever. They are now starting out at the bottom, but will work themselves up to the top in six long, hard years. Along their odyssey, they will encounter many great times and some difficult challenges. During these years, ideals and values will be instilled in them. What is important now is that their minds are set on having a good time and enjoying life.

- Jose Hernandez

Gonzalez, Daniel Alexander Gonzalez, Eugenio Guillen, Javier Gutierrez, Javier Hernandez, Pedro Raul Lara, Daniel Joseph Leon, Daniel Amado Leon, Derek Christopher Llaca, Alejandro Lledo, Jonathan Lance Llorente, Mark Lorenzo, Ernest Anthony

FIRST IMPRESSIONS

Entering a new school is a difficult process of adjustment especially if that school happens to be one of the most academically challenging schools in South Florida. The reputation that Belen has obtained has not been by chance. A steady flow of promising leaders have graduated from the school, and accredited their success to an institution dedicated to the basic principles of learning. Following in those leaders' footsteps is not an easy task, even for the best of students.

The academic pressures of an entirely new curriculum coupled with a new more definite focus on religious and social discipline add up to one confused sixth grader.

As in the past, the Marina, Jose Carlos Martinez, Joel Ernesto Merconchini, Goeffrey

Daniel Michael, Paul Monteiro, Alfredo Olivera, Michael

Nunez, Nelson Palomo, Ramon Antonio Parets, Juan Carlos Parilla, Jose Pena, Gregorio Perez, Eric

newest and youngest students of Belen began this year with high expectation in an unfamiliar environment. Sixth grader Danny Gonzalez says "The toughest part about starting a school life in Belen is that you don't know anybody.''

Walking through the halls on the first days of school, anyone can feel an air of excitement and anticipation towards the days and events to come.

In the event that some of these sixth graders do not complete the rest of their years at Belen, what they learn in the short time they are here will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Friendships made as well as skills acquired and values learned serve as the decisive factor in determining the future of every Belen student.

Perez- Vila, Roberto Pia, Thomas Gabriel Prats, Gustavio Prieto, Nelson Quesada, Juan Sebastian

Ricardo, Walter Rivas, Adrian Rivera, Alejandro Robayna, Oscar Ernesto Roca, Christopher Edward

Rodriguez, Raphael Karla Rodriguez, Valdivia Alexander Romero, Jose Manuel Ruiz, Panaque Urayoan Suarez, Carlos

Suastegui, Charles Telleria, Miguel Tirado, Augusto Ullivarri, Eddy Daniel Valles, Alan Oscar

Vargas, Andrew Joseph Vazquez, Lazaro Van Den Branden, Nicolas Wills, Christopher Alexander Wilson, Christian

Achong, Rafael

Acosta, Edward Alonso, Giancarlo

Alvarez, Victor Daniel Amaro, Jose

Andollo, Pedro Arvidson, Jason Scott Austin, Dylan Bertemati, Julio Binelo, Alexander

Borroto, Roberto Brito, Aaron Brugal, Christian Buchanan, Edward Bulfon, Anthony

Burns, Robert Cabada,Heriberto Caballero, Gabriel Carillo, Alberto Cartaya, Daniel

Cartaya, Vincent Casanas, Jordan Castro, Erik Collings, Eugene

Keeping the boys HYDRATED

As the Belen Wolverines football team takes the field and battles against the opponent, there are many times during the games that there are timeouts or waterbreaks. During these breaks, the football players take a breather and receive water to get their energy back.

The people that hustle onto the field during these breaks are seventh graders Eric Mauri, Christopher Rodriguez, and Dillan Austin. I asked all three of them why they became waterboys. Eric Mauri said ''I like the game of football and I plan to play football for Belen.'' Christopher Rodriguez replied ''My best friend Dillan influenced me into becoming a

waterboy.'' Dillan Austin said ''I enjoy getting out of school early especially when we travel. I also like to hang around the football players.'' All three also agreed on the fact that they enjoyed being on the sidelines because they were closer to the game and were able to be next to the football players. These kids gain experience from being so close to the action on the field. Another main reason for becoming a waterboy is because football attracts the most attention from the school and fans. All three of these waterboys are learning and experiencing the basics of the game and plan to play football for Belen.

- Robert Vich

Corona, Ricardo Coronado, Michael Costa, Gabriel Cuervo, Enrique Daniels, Jonathan Debayle, Carlos Del Campo, Alan Desiato, Michael Duarte, Eugenio Duran, Gabriel

BOYS TO

B oys or young men?

This is just one of the questions you must ask when you look at the many "innocent" faces in the seventh grade. By this time many of the seventh graders have established their "cliques" and "hangouts.'' Most of the seventh graders stay home on weekends, but there is one group of seventh graders that really knows how to party. When asked, where do seventh graders hang out? Seventh grader Vince Cartaya said, "on weekends I like to hang with the posse, catch a quick flick, or go to a party were the chicks are and show them how to get down.'' Vince not only has a wonderful social life out-

Echevarria, George Faraco, Carlos Fatemian, Salman Femandez, John Femandez de Castro, Alexander

side of school but he's great when it comes to grades, Vince maintained a 3.83 g.p.a. in sixth grade and now, in seventh grade, he has a 3.63 g.p.a. This is mainly due to his hard work in the classroom and also to his many great teachers. When asked, which is your favorite teacher? Vince said, ''Mr. Calvey, he is a great track coach and an excellent person.'' On top of being great in school, Vince is an awesome track star. His events include 110 hurdles, sprints, high jump and the discus. This Belen student is just one of the many great stars in the seventh grade.

- Lorenzo A Puentes

Fonte, Kristopher Garcia Romeu, Albert Garcia, Bernardo Garcia, Victor Garrote, Alexander

Gonzalez, Gabriel Gonzalez- Learra, Francisco Guzman, Emilio Guzman, Mark Jacome, Eduardo

Junquera, Angel Lausell, Ian Lavemia, Homero Llama, Alex Lopez, Daniel

Lopez, Erick Loret de Mola, Melchor Lucio, Luis Maduro, Jorge Malats, Alberto

Marchant, Michael Martinez, Luis Mauri, Erick Megret, Michael Milian, Jesus

Mirambell, Alejandro Montealegre,Auturo Montenegro, Daniel Montero, Luis Morin, Raul Orizondo, Ciro Pascual, Mario Pelaez, Roberto Pelaez, Victor Perez, Heriberto

Quintana, Luis Quintero, Mario Rasco, Juan Rasco, Richard Rey, Alexander

Riley, Robert Rodriguez-Jaile, Christopher Rodriguez, Erick Rodriguez, Felix

Saladrigas, Jorge Sanchez, Roger Sanjenis, Alexander Santana, Manuel Savinon, Alejandro

JUST ST ARTINO OFF

T he change from sixth to seventh grade is a tremendous transition. Most of the young men who start seventh grade in Belen, were already here since sixth grade. VVhen asked about starting the new year, Alex Rodriguez said, "I get to see all the new boys who played with me last year." Seventh graders faced this year with new enthusiasm and a thrist for knowledge. Seventh grade also brings new responsibilities in the social department. For most seventh graders, starting the new year

means going to boyjgirl mixers. Mario "Tata" Pascual, says, "I had never been to parties with feefees before, and I really dig it! I wish sixth grade would have been as fun as this year.'' Another seventh grader, Gabby Gonzales, exclaimed, ''wow, what a year its been so far, I've gone to Homecoming and two Belen dances.'' In general the seventh graders seem to enjoy the atmosphere of this year, despite the pressures and rigors of Belen academic life.

-Ricky A. Perez

Sedero Alejandro

Serna Alejandro

Suarez Joseph Telleria Juan Ugarte Alejandro

Gabriel

Valdez Geoffrey

Vallejo Alexander

Vazquez Adrian

Villacorta Miguel

Von Der Osten Erimar

Urrutia

HANGOUTS

I t's

Friday afternoon and as you walk thru the eighth grade section you hear all the eighth graders asking each other what plans they have for the weekend. Many of them are tired and just want to relax and forget about the week that just passed and the tests that they might have not done too well on. There are many things that eighth graders can do on the weekend, for example: they can go to parties, to the movies, or just stay at home and chill.

Many of the popular hangouts for eighth graders are Coco Walk in the Grove, Bakery Center, and

Town and Country. Some of them just go to watch the latest movie and play the video games, or as Ivan "Toby" Vich states, "I go to chill with my friends and pick up girls.'' They also go to parties and get togethers to meet girls and be with their friends. Some of them just go to a friend's house to play Nintendo, or with their girlfriends to watch a movie and get some dinner. Eighth graders do many things on the weekend, anything from going to parties, to just staying home and relaxing with themselves.

by: Robert Vich

Abasolo, Bryan

Abaunza, Ricardo Gustavo

Acevedo, Jose Gabriel Albir, Carlo Estebab

Alonso, Gerado Antonio Alvarez, Alejandro E. Alvarez, Javier A Arratia, Rodrigo

Barica, Carlos Fransico Bastista, Frank A. BeHan, Leo A. Berlhin, Gabriel Alexander Bestrand, Michel David Bonafonte, Alexander Boucugnani, Giancarlo Borve, Colin Francis Cabrera, Joel Calzada, Nicholas Humberto Camero, Daniel Jorge Canto, Eduardo Javier

Carreno, Jay Anthony Castillo, Miguel Angel Chamorro, Roger Chirino, Mario Cull, Mauricio Roger Correa, Jose A.

Cuenca, Christian Jorge Curbelo, Carlos Luis Debayle, Luis Henry Deera, Jonathan Paul Diaz, Armando Diaz, Ignacio Jose Diaz, Michal Dirrado, Gabriel Angel Dutriz, Fransico Ricardo Equilar, Rafael E Escala, Victor Luis Esquejarosa, Robert Richard

Farah, Rafael Fernandez, Alfredo Luis Filgueriras, Rolando Flores, Fransico A. Font, Rodolf R. Gambino, Giam Luca Garcia, Alexander Garcia- Allen, Marcos Javier Garcia, Jefrey Randolph Godoy, Michael Gomez, Frank Jose Gomez, Javier

Gonzalez, Eduardo Luis Gonzalez, Juan Enrique Gonzalez, Martin Gonzalez, Xavier Enrique Goudie, Fernando Arturo Gianda, Javier Alejandro

Hernandez, David Hernandez, David P. Kuremma, Kenji Daniel Llanes, Mikel Lopez, Edward Alexander Lopez, Pablo Ignacio

Lopez-Santo, Fransico Lorenzo-Luaces, Carlos Marquez, Richard Ryan Martinez, Michael Patrick Masvidal, Gabriel Megias, Roberto

After-School ACTIVITIES

Super Nintendo

fIyou get bad grades, I'm going to take a way your Nintendo. This is a very common phrase in the houses of the eighth graders these days. The Nintendo craze is hitting this year's eighth graders with renewed force. With the development of Super Nintendo, and many new games with 3-d graphics, many eighth graders have traded their pencils and textbooks, for Nintendo controllers and game cartridges. Eighth grader Mike Diaz says, "Recently, I've found myself waiting for the moment when I can get home so that I can play games on my Super Nintendo.'' I even sometimes find myself in my younger brother's room wasting away hours of my life playing games on the Super Nintendo. Eighth grader Mario ''Willie''

Chirino says, ''Once I start playing with IT, I just can't put IT down.'' Most parents say that these hours of playing with IT are detremental to children's grades but some students say otherwise. Mike Diaz says, "My grades are better than ever. I find myself wanting to do my work so that I can have time to play with my Super Nintendo.'' With the new hight-tec games that are coming out today it seems that this Super Nintendo craze will never end. Anyways, people have already been playing with IT for years and nothing bad has happened so far. Look on the bright side, with so much pushing little buttons, the people of tommorrow will probably have great handeye coordination.

Mena, Michael Osvaldo Mendez, Mario Reuben Mendez, Ramiro Eduardo Mendoza, Alejandro Javier

Marulez, Diego Martin Muci, Rafic Munaz, Mark Andrew Navarerete, Christian Antonio

Kings of the MOUNTAIN

This article is about high school, the next level after middle school (sixth, seventh, and eighth grades). It is about what they feel and think about it. When they are in middle school they are the ''kings of the hill'', since they are the oldest in the middle school. Once they enter high school they become the smallest and most ignored group in the school, the dreaded freshman class. Some students find the worst part of high school being the longer time of dismissal, as eighth grader Mike Castillo said ''the biggest difference between middle school and high school is that you have to stay for forty-five minutes longer in high school.'' While other students think that high school will be much harder and more important. Marcus Garcia Allen stated ''I Nelson, Randy Steve Noa, Joseph Orozco, Miguel Pader, James Adrian Peon, Daniel George

think high school will be much harder than middle school because now everything begins to count on your record for college, there is an added pressure to perform. You can screw up in middle school, but you can't in senior high.'' High school could be a very exciting time for the new students. It could be a new beginning for those who were not doing so well. While high school begins to keep your records for those students who do well in school. The important thing in high school is to know what to expect, as Mario Chirino said "It's a harder place where you get more respect since there is more freedom and individuality. There are more activities and I am looking forward to high school, I THINK!''

- Alfredo Grandal

Pererias, Alan John Pernas, Fransico Guille Peraldo, Juan Carlos Piedra, Ricky Alberto

Ricardo Alberto Piniero, Miachel Antonio Portuando, Rafael Andres Quesada, Frank Carlos Raventos, Luis Rene Reyes, Angel Rivera III, Luis Emesto Riveron, Phillip Andrew Rojas, Mario Ernesto Ruiz, Carlos Javier Ruiz, Gabrill Mario Sabron, Rodolfo M. Salum, Jorge Antonio Sanchez, George Alex Santelices, Javier Armando Serret, Javier Alejandro Smithies, Charles Phillip Soler-Baillo, Victor

Vega, Joseph Vega, Kevin Vich, Ivan Vidal, Pedro

Souto, Jose Suero, Alexander Torrens, Jonathan Torrent, Nicolas Valdez, Vaile Vazquez, Alejandro

Pierson,

EXPERIENCE COUNTS

This year was the first year in Belen history that there was a Junior High Football team. The team gave the opportunity to kids to start playing the glorious game of football earlier, and, therefore, get the valuable experience needed for success in the higher ranks. It also gave the opportunity for some who wouldn't have made the Junior Varsity squad because of lack of size or ability, to participate in a very fun sport. The team played a few games and learned much throughout the season, because they practiced every day with the Junior Varsity. Although they might not have been the best team, they played with the intensity and desire that every coach wishes to see in their team.

The team played twice against Coral Shores, which had a very large Junior High team. They fought hard and never gave up but lost both games. The team then went up against Ransom-Everglades and lost a heart-breaker. They learned from their mistakes and persisted to pull out a victory against Curley. They then took the momentum from this win into their final game against St. Thomas but ended the season with a disappointing loss.

With their playing years starting in the Junior High it looks like there is a bright future in store for the J.V. and Varsity teams. Tfie team played tough in every game and some even venture to say that they instilled fear into the hearts of the opposing players. Coach Victor Hernandez said, ''They are the best bunch of kids that I have ever coached.'' Coach Eddie Delgado said, ''All this team needs to do to succeed in the future is to stay together." Coach Jorge "Smiley" Zagales added, "I wish that I had such hard workers every year.''

As this year's Varsity Football players know, there are many distractions and temptations that face a player through the High School years. If you just keep with the Belen teams, you can really have the winning experience. In summation, Belen is really building for the future with the addition of a Junior High football team. Stick with it "MEN".

-Mario Diaz

Top Row (L to R): Oscar Arellano, Carlos Mello, Robert Carmona, Steve "Shark" Suarez, Frank Marina, Joseph Selem, Hiraki Kurenuma, Mathew Master, Albert Martinez, Damien Femandez, George Lledo; Middle Row (L to R): Eric Munoz, Andre Alvarez, Sammy Escudero, Steve Gerald, Carlos Maristany, Humberto Guida, Nick Godoy, Rick Campo, John Riesco; Bottom Row (L toR): George Sanchez, Aldo Calderine, Luis Mcmillan, Pablo Conde, Danny Martinez, German Munoz, Danny Zumaraga, Harry Binker

"Cookie" Martinez drops back to pass while looking for an open receiver

Nick Ayala reaches for the ball in his attempt to get the interception

Alex

''I think the creation of this junior high team was a good idea to give those who can't play J.V. a chance to have fun''

David

Jorge "Red" Madura watches as fellow teammates gang-tackle the opponent

Jorge Landa attempts to strip the ball from the Ransom running-back

Villasuso runs hard for the first down

Coach Eddie Delgado makes some half-time adjustments to get the Wolverines on track

Lara catches a pass to gain a first down for the Wolverines

YOUNG AND TALENTED

6th Grade CROSS COUNTRY

STRIVING TO BREAK EVEN

The sixth grade Basketball team finished the 1994 season with an impressive record of six wins with six defeats. The team fell prey to close defeats but was still able to finish fourth in the All Catholic Conference.

Impressive victories came over St. Brendan, St. Kevin and the arch rival Epiphany. The team showed skill and determination in amassing their impressive record.

The team was led by MVP Mark "Butch" Llorente and sharp shooter Eddie "Ulli-Bulli" Ullivarri. Strong playing time came from Juan "Mr. Hustle" Quesada and Jonathan "Speedy" Lledo. Powerful rebounding was contributed by Mickey Telleria. When talking with Mark Llorente, he had this to say about the season, ''I feel that this season was a success.''

This sixth grade team had something to prove. They showed through hard work and determination anything could be accomplished. Summing up the season Steven "Bobby Knight" Holland said, ''Although the team had an average record these guys showed a lot of heart.'' He had this to add, ''This team has a bright future ahead of them.'' - Omar Travieso

''Our team had no individual stars but we came together to pull off a memorable season.''

Juan Quesada inbounds the ball to a fellow teammate

Mike Olivera tries to sink a crucial free throw against St. Timothy

Top (L to R): Julio Espinosa, Juan Quesada, Miguel Teleria, Mark Llorente, Alexander Rodriguez, Nelson Nunez, Jose Romero; Middle (L to R): Juan Carlos Parets, Jonathan Lledo, Eddy Ullivarri, Adrian Rivas, Ceasar Alvarez; Bottom (L to R): Daniel Bouza, Michael Olivera, Andrew Vargas

Coach

·'Cookie'' Martinez rips down a rebound for the Wolverines

Michael Mena sizes up the defense as he brings the ball down court

"We had a good team this year, but what made us excellent was our loving and supportive coach E. J. Hansen"

TAKIN' IT TO DAHOOP

Belen's Junior High Basketball team ended the 93-94 season with an impressive record or 15 wins and 12 losses. The team captured the All Catholic Conference Title for the second year in a row.

The team had an average margin of victory of 18 points per game. This was due to the enthusiasms of Coach E. J. Hansen and the support of his team. The success of the Junior High team was due to the advantage of having speed and quickness on the team.

The team was led by MVP Michael Mena and All Catholic Allstars Michael "Cookie" Martinez and Gaby Gonzalez. This trio provided the scoring and the leadership on this young team. Michael Mena averaged 12 points per game, followed closely by Michael Martinez and Gaby Gonzalez both contributing 10 points per game. Eighth grader Michael Martinez summed up the season by saying "We showed that through hard work and determination to win, anything could be successfully accomplished.''

The Junior High team will look for returning players Gaby Gonzalez and Mario Pascual for the focus and leadership of next year's team.

- Omar Travieso

E. J. Hansen gives the team a pre-game speech to get the team pumped on his birthday.

Top (L to R): Javier Gonzales, Gabriel Gonzales, Michael Llanas, Michael Mena, Mario Chirino, Michael Castillo, Joel Cabrera, Jorge Madura; Bottom (L To R): Joseph, J Jorge Valdez Valle, Michael Martinez, Frank Quesada, Jose Asuedo, Mario Pascal, Chris Rodriguez

6th Grade Baseball

Junior High Baseball

Coach Fraga giving some pointers to one of his players.

Ramiro(toti) Mendez about to throw a fast ball.

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS

6th Grade TRACK

The sixth grade Track and Field Team had a very successful season. With the help of runners Julio Espinosa and , Rafael Rodriguez, the team dominated most of the running events that they participated in. Later in the season, Mark "Butch" Llorente provided much needed excitement in the field events of the shot put and the discus. The 6th grade track and field team won the Wolverine relays and the North Divisional Championship. The team came in second in the Saint Theresa Invitational and was second overall in the All-Dade Catholic Conference Championship.

JUNIOR HIGH TRACK AND FIELD

Terrific Season

The Junior High Track and Field Team had a terrific season. They came into tbe 1994 season as the defending All-Dade Conference Champs. The team took first place in the Wolverine Relays which where held on the first Saturday of March. The team won this event because of the excellent hurdling of Vince Cartaya and Eugene Duarte, and because of the excellent runntng and high jumping of Rodrigo Arratia. Next, the team came in seco:nd place in the Saint Theresa Invitational. This event was difficult because the number of eighth grade stars of the team were out of competition because of the flu. Nonetheless, Vince Cartaya was awesome in the hurdles and the high jump. Vince won the high jump with ajump of 4 feet 10 inches. Next, the team faced its toughest part of the schedule by going against the teams that make up the Northern Division in the All-Dade Catholic Conference. This included teams such as Immaculate Conception, St. Lawrence, St. Peter and Paul, and St. Timothy. Coach Calvey did some deep thinking in trying to match the best competitors and the strategy paid off as the team captured the North Division Championship. This victory was sealed by the excellent running abilities of Rodrigo Arratia, Mikel Godoy, Diego Morales, Micheal Llanes, and Eddie Acosta who won the mile competition which was one of the most grueling. The day was also highlighted by a blistering hurdles performance by Vince Cartaya and the top high jump of the day of 5 feet 2 inches by Rodrigo Arratia. Finally, there was the Conference Championships in which Belen defended its title with impressive running performances by Eddie Acosta, Vince Cartaya, Mikel Godoy, Micheal Llanes, Ricardo Pierson, and Rodrigo Arratia. Also, a late season surge by Emilio Guzman in the shot put and discus, and a speedy performance in the relays by Gaby Gonzalez assured Belen of a repeat championship and provides Coach Stuart, of the Varsity team, with some great potential for next season.

Special thanks to Coach Barquin for all of his time and energy in setting up all of the meets. Also, thanks to Coach Stuart for helping out and for supplying our mascots Casey and Cis, his dogs.

''Considering

the success of our team this year, it is unfortunate that we don't have a varsity team to continue playing at the High -School level.''

makes a miraculous save en-route to victory.

talk during a break.

AI Vazquez

George "Yoyi" Valdez gives the team a pep-

Co-captain George Valdez serves up another Mike Diaz, Marcus Garcia-Alan, Co-captain ace. Yoyi Valdez and Captain Mike Castillo another point for the Wolverines.

Coach Julie goes over the strategy before the match.

Chris Rodriguez looks on as teammate Mario ''Willy'' Chirino sets up a spike during pregame warmups.

SPIKING

IT

You see people playing it on the beach. It's an Olympic sport. Colleges have teams for this sport. There are six players per side and twelve per team. The goal is to get the ball over the net and have it fall on the opposing team's floor or put the shot in a strategic position so as to prevent your opponent from hitting it back in three hits or less. You still don't know? Well, believe it or not, we have a volleyball team. It isn ' t open for high school students, but Belen does have a team, albeit a Junior High one. To top it off, they're good.

They have a tough season, but they are playing like pros. These six, seventh, and eighth graders recently completed a ten victory season Their only defeat being the heartwrenching blowout at the hands of St. Agnes, whom they had once beaten. After the loss, they galvanized and practiced harder. As Joel Cabrera put it, "After the loss I just sucked it up and worked harder than ever." Joel feels the team could have done better, but overall it was a great season. Added Joel, "We kicked booty this year, but next year you better watch out 'cause the Baby Wolverines are gonna be on everybody ' s back."

Also among the members of the team is Mike Castillo, this year's leading scorer. He feels his strengths on the court team, he simply said, ''Threepeat , let's do it three times in a row baby!" Jorge "Yoyi" Valdes interjected , "Keep the streak alive! It's a Baby Wolverine thing." Both of these players have an excellent chance of making the All-Star team as reserves.

This young, energetic team is full of dedication and talent, a combination that is essential to have a successful team. They even have a team prayer , which goes something like this , ' ' God, let us kick today, have good serves and spikes, and let us win two matches fast." What a clean-cut group of young Jesuit students! This team has what it takes to win. We should be proud of these guys. - Albert Zamora

Chris Cuenca does his best Michael Jordan impersonation while doing a jump serve.

Top Row (L toR): Mike Castillo, Mario Chirino, Kenji Kurenuma, Michael Mena, Jorge Valdes, Mike Diaz; Bottom Row (L to R): Joel Cabrera, Ivan ·'Toby'' Vich, Alejandro Vazquez, Christian Cuenca, Marcus Allen, Christopher Rodriguez, Coach Julie

JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS BANQUET

Students, parents and coaches gathered to celebrate another great year for the junior high athletes. Jorge Valdez- Valle was awarded Athlete of the Year and Michael Mena was awarded Sportsman of the Year. Congratulations to all of you who give 1 00%! "It is better to try and fail, than it is to fail because you did not try. Persevere and you will succeed.'' said coach Barquin to close the Banquet.

SIXTH GRADE LOCK-IN

Sixth grade is a year of firsts. They do many things, but most memorable will probably be their lock-in. The sixth grade lock-in is a night designated for the sixth grade class to sleep over at school. The student council takes charge over the young ones during the night. One whole night of funfilled activites, and life lasting conversations. The event began at about 6:00p.m., and general meeting took place to clarify all questions and set expectation of the lock in. Ice breakers took place afterwards, games were played and the student council got acquainted. After, group conversations were held, in which the seniors gave advice and answers to the sixth graders, Dinner came and bedtime followed to end the night. The group meeting conversations were used to answer many questions the sixth graders had. Some were interesting, others private, but overall it was a learning experience for the young ones as well as the seniors. ''It was awesome! We played and talked about important stuff,'' exclaimed Mark LLorente about the lock in. For the Student council it was a night of uncontrollable tempers and chaos, but overall it was a good night. ''I'd like to say no comment, but we had fun,'' said student council secretary Rodrigo Lopez on their active night.

By: Rodrigo Lopez

A night to remember

The 8th graders celebrate during their first prom.

EIGHTH GRADE

I N D UCT ION CE REMONY

Induction comes from the Latin verb ''Inducere,'' which means to guide someone by the hand into another stage of development. In this occasion, the stage is their academic studies. This ceremony is the bridge between junior high and the beginning experience in high school.

GOES TO DISNEY

Abaunza, Gustavo Acosta, Calixto Aguila, Michael Aguirre, Andre Almieda, Alexander Alonso, Renata Alvarez, Andre Alvarez, Nicolas Arenas, Daniel Ayala, Nicholas Balandra, Arturo Banchs, Christain Baques, Andres Barakat, Munir Barla, Eduardo Bared, Anthony Barrenche, Juan Bairos, Jose Battle, Luis Blanco, Erik Bonilla, Alexis Botero, Marco Cajigas, Cesar Claderin, Aldo

Campo, J. C. Careaga, Eduardo Carreno, Eduardo ' Carrillo, Pedro Cepero, Eduardo Cervera, Armando

First Step into the REAL WORLD

B eing a ninth grader in Belen can be tough. The ninth grade year is the one that the most new students arrive. Also, this is the year when students really begin to go out every weekend with their friends. They begin to become more independent and think for themselves. This is also the year that begin their all-important high school careers. It is the first step for them into the real world. This pressure can be too much to handle for some students. So much so that their grades can dwindle to below a respectable mark. This isn't so for freshman Steve Suarez.

Steve not only has to deal with all the presssures that all other students deal with, but in addition, he is on the Junior Varsity Football team and the Varsity Track team. Known by his football team-mates as the ''shark'', Steve not only has survived, - but thrived in this harsh environment. Of his success Steve says, ''To succeed, all that a person has to do is give 110 percent, 110 percent of the time." "Steve is an inspiration to everyone that comes into contact with him and his incredibly good work habits,'' says Coach Victor Hernandez. Steve also manages to have a healthy social life. He goes out when he gets the chance and spends much of his time playing basketball with his plethera of friends. Fellow freshman Carlos "Gonzo" Gonzales says, "Steve's a really great guy, I feel lucky that I have such a good friend.'' Now that you know a little bit about Steve, if yoti see him around say Hi. You will know who he is by his trademark, the "Shakey Shirt.''

Cozzari, Eduardo Crespo, Manny Cuervo, Cesar De Angulo, Eric

-Mario Diaz

Chaguaceda, Luis Chica, Manuel Christiansian, J.C. Ciorca, Marco Conesa, Kristopher Couret, Raphael

De Cardenas, Juan Pablo

GIRLS IN BELEN?

Facing

troubling economic times,

this past year has seen Belen adopt an aggressive marketing strategy in an effort to lure new students. This need is apparently so great that the school, a bastion of male-dominated tradition, is considering becoming co-ed.

Although it may, on the surface, seem like the answer would be an obvious and emphatic ''YES!'', this is not so. Freshman Michael Llorente believes that allowing girls into Belen would destroy the atmosphere of brotherhood that exists at the present time. He said, ''With girls here we would not be able to be ourselves. There are times that class discussions deal with certain subjects that we would not be able to talk about with Diaz, Manolo Dominguez, Daniel Duboulay, Courtney Duran, Ricardo Escalona, Jason Escudero, Gabriel

girls in the classroom. Not having girls allows us the freedom to fully express what is on our minds.''

When asked whether or nor he felt hindered by the present all-male environment with regards to his social life he stated, ''NO!, not at all. When that 2:45 bell rings this place is crawling with Chicks! Also, there are the dances, athletic events, and a slew of other activities that allow you to interact with members of the female species, besides, if you're for girls to come to school with you to be able to "hook-up", you're sad."

As can be seen, an issue that was, during our more adolescent years, considered a necessity, is today viewed in a different light.

- Demetrio Perez

Esnard, Francisco Espino, Eduardo Fernandez, Damien Fernandez, Francisco Fernandez, George

Fernandez, Michael Fernandez, Oscar Garcia, Ramiro Garcia De Los Rios, Juan Garcia-Tunon, Roberto Gasteazoro, Rodrigo Gomez, Raul Gonzalez, Carlos Gonzalez, Luis Granada, Francisco Garcia, Jose Guillen, Pablo Flores, Barney Hernandez,AJexander Hernandez, Daniel Hernandez, J. C. Hidalgo, Patrick Jacoby, J. C. Jacome, Daniel Jimenez, Marcos Landau, Ryan Lara, David Latour, Nicholas

Lazcano, Mark Leon, Rene Llana, Roberto Llamas, Thomas Llorente, Michael Lopez, Ivan

Lopez, Jose Macau, Marcos

Mallo, Erik

Malo, Felipe Mantecon, Alexis Martinez, Alberto Martinez, Erik Masters, Matthevv Masvidal, David Medina, Francisco

Melo, Carlos Mendoza, Eduardo

Menendez, Manuel Menendez, Oviedo Milian, Gabriel Miranda, Omar Moncholi, Manuel Montalvo, Erik

Munoz, German Pagnussat, Christain Palomino, Christopher Parlade, Albert Patino, Christopher Patino, Luis

Paleaz, Gabriel Pelleya, Nicolas Penarredonda,Arturo Perz, Michael Puentes, Lorenzo Quesada, Juan

Out of the Easy Life into th e REAL THING

B elen tradition has always had ninth grade as the largest class in the school. This class has reached up to threehundred strong in some years, a large number when you compare it to the seniors onehundred class average. Ninth grade can be a big wake up call to those unaccustomed to the easy life of junior high. Classes such · as; earth science, world history, literature, and the ever dreaded algebra. Along with all the added pressures of being a freshman, there is also an added comodity. Freshman are introduced in to the world of high school sports. Freshman Andy Aguirre

a starter on the varsity football team said, ''It is so strange that last year I was playing on the junior high team and this year I'm already starting on the varsity squad". Andy also participates in J.V. baseball, but never strays away from whats important about school, his academics. Freshman year is the year when the students G.P.A. starts becoming important for college admission. A belen freshman doesn't have much time to mess around with all the new added pressures but they usually prevail and go on to the next step and become Belen grads.

by: M.A. Fernandez.

Quimones, Carlos Ramos, Alfredo Rasco, Jose Reguiera, Javier Rice, Carlos Rico, Alexander Rico, Robert Riesco, Jonathan Riesgo, Ahmed /' Rodriguez, Andres

For some students, the ninth grade represents a time of joy of finally graduating from the middle school and being inducted into the high school. For others, it represents a time of pressure in knowing that all classes will get more difficult. They are now considered older kids with more responsibilities and more things to worry about, such as sports, friends, outside interests, and most importantly, the newest problem of all girls! Meet them and what to say is an old mystery. This process of meeting and speaking to the opposite sex on the weekends. What to do?

Rodriguez, Damien Rodriguez, Danny Rodriguez, Raul Rodriguez-Torres, Jose Salazar, Inigo Salvat, Miguel Sanchez-Lopez, Angel Santa Cruz, Ivan Santos, Michael Sardina, Gustavo Sanz, Santiago

Selem, Joseph Soberon, Jose Socorro, Alfredo Solares, Andres Sotelo, Michael Sera, Julio Suarez, Antonio Suarez, Esteban Suarez, Danny Tamayo, Ignacio Teran, Ricardo Texera, Diego Torra, Alexander Tur, Femando Usategui, Alejandro Vadia, Eduardo Va.ldes, Alfredo Valle, Jose Vigo, Jorge Villar, Alexander Villasuso, Alejandro Villoldo-Cacha.ldora, Rafael Xiques, Richard Zurita, Roberto

Aguel, Fernando Alcazar, Paul Stanley Alonso, Daniel Jose Alvarez, Ruben Angles, Marc F. Arango, Luis Fernando Arellano, Oscar Jorge Arrazola, Luis A. Arrieta, Alejandro Manuel Avino, Javier Fransisco Barcia, Ramon J. Barinaga, Alejandro

Bascuas, Emesto Alejandro Baute, Daniel Angel Benitez, Oliver A. Binker, Harry Manuel Brian, Briz Cabrera, Luis Alberto

Calienes, Jorge Alberto Campo, Ricardo Ernesto Canals, Juan E. Caporal, Ricardo Costa Cardenal, Marcelo Jose Carmona, Roberto Carlos

Cartaya, Pablo Carvajal, Frank Jesus Castillo, Charles Castro, Alejandro Enrique Ceide, Jose Antonio Ciereszko, Thomas Andrew

A YEAROFNEW INDEPENDENCE

0fa survey taken on this year's Sophomore class, the three words that best describe Mrs. Salas are: dedicated, smart, and most importantly, loving.

Mrs. Salas is the American Literature teacher for the tenth graders and is working on her fourth year here in Belen. She graduated from the University of Miami with a B.A. in Marketing and in May will receive her M.A. from Florida International University.

Many students have agreed on the fact that she is a great person. Sophomore Enrique Reyes said, "Her class is very exciting. Her lively spirit always seem to get everyone in a good mood.'' She is also looked upon by the Faculty Staff as a stimulating

teacher. "You can always see Mrs. Salas with a smile on her face," adds Mr. Ledesma.

Mrs. Salas herself feels that it is her family that helps her have this attitude. ''Every day I thank God for the family he has given me.'' Mrs. Salas has three sons. Two have already graduated from Belen. Her third will graduate this year.

Most students refer to Mrs. Salas as their favorite teacher of the tenth grade. ''Her American Literature class is very exciting and enjoyable,'' said Sophomore Carlos Maristany. The fact that she is loved by her students and her co -workers obviously shows she is dedicated, smart, and loving. -GabyMoran

Conde, Pablo Jose Cueto, Bias Ignacio De Solo, Carlos Alberto De Vera, Joseph Nicholas Diaz Jr., Angel Rafael Diaz, Gabriel Rafael Diaz, Luis Alberto Dieppa, Gabriel A. Diraddo, Samuel Herminia Dominguez, Rene

Escala, Diego Fernandez, Daniel Eduardo Fernandez, Robert Flores, Jose Alejandro Fortun, Jorge A.

ENTERTAINMENT

Beavis and Butthead are one of the most popular cartoons viewed by the young American generation today. The show, which began this year on MTV (Music Television) without a great amount of viewers, progressed as time went on. Most adults ask each other what we, "the young ones", find in this idiotic cartoon.

Beavis and Butt-head may be considered the most stupid teen-agers in the world. Nothing is ever expected of them from their teachers, or the public that watches them except their stupid comments, remarks, or actions.

Even though it is hard to believe people actually admire these characters and even mimic what they do and say, the United States Congress is debating whether this cartoon should be allowed to be viewed on public television. This issue is being de-

Galan, Alejandro Garcia, Anthony Garcia, Iud Gardere,Jonathan Giralt, Stephen Godoy, Nicholas Gonzalez, Benigno Gonzalez, Carlos Gonzalez, Edward Guerra, Robert Gutierrez, Alfredo Hemandez , Jose Hernandez , Pedro Herrero, Ricardo Huguet, Juan Carlos

bated due to the house fires started by children trying to imitate these two cartoon characters, who sometimes play with fire on the show. When tenth grade students in Belen such as Matthew Powers, Alex Arrieta, and Mark Angles were asked about these two cartoon characters most of them replied with interesting comments such as "Huh-huh, huh they're cool" , '' I like when they say Fire! Fire!" or as Javier Sobrado stated ''I guess they are OK, but they do get boring and mind rotting after a short period of time."

So people might ask themselves, what is this world coming to? The reply to this question is simple if you think it's only a matter of time before we, the young generation, get sick of these characters and find something new to entertain us.

- Alfonso Duran

Jacobson, Daniel Kurenuma, Hiruki Lavandeira, Mario Lima, Michael Lledo, George Marimon, Adrian Marina, Juan Francisco Maristany, Carlos Martel, Fernando Martinez, Andres Martinez, Ariel Martinez, Daniel McMillian, Louis Menendez, Jorge Menedez, Robert Morales, Ricardo Morales, Roger Moreno, Niberto

Munoz, Eric Myers, Patrick Negret, Richard Nunez, E. Roberto Palacio, Anthony Paredes, Alejandro

Pena,Danny Perez, Eric Perez, Giancarlo Perez, Michael Powers, Matthew Quintero, Lazaro

Ramirez, Ottoniel Ramirez, Xavier Reyes, Enrique Rivas, Antonio Rivera, Alejandro Rodriguez, Carlos Rodriguez, Dennis Rodriguez, George Rodriguez-Perez, Eduardo Rodriguez-Sanpedro, Jean Rodriguez-Valdivia, Christian Ruiz, Francisco Saez, Miachel Salas, Alejandro Salinero, Efrain Sanches, Jorge Sanchez-Galarraga, Daniel

Scwartz, Joseph Seife, Anthony Siervo, Javier Sobrado, Javier Souto, Javier Suarez, Javier Suero, Marcus Tamarez, Richard Tamargo, Francisco Toledo, Jose Torres, Orlando Trujillo, Javier Enrique

FREEDOMS

S ophomore year. A year of decisions, a year of epiphany, a year of love. One sophomore said, ''life is like a peach; Fuzzy on the outside, juicy on the inside.'' This is the year when a sophomore must make the decision, ''Do I? or Don't I?''. If a Belen student has made it this far, Then he'll probably go all the way. Sophomores must also begin to think about college and their majors. But the most exciting aspect of this landmark year is the prospect of driving an automobile. Yes, sophomore year is usually the time in a high school student's life when the concept of driving becomes a reality. "Now I drive the feefees around." an undisclosed sophomore.

I was once a sophomore

myself, and I clearly remember the joy that overcame me when I finally posed for that long awaited liscense ''mugshot. '' Mter sixteen years of, ''Mom, pick me up at twelve,'' I was finally independent.

Another aspect of so phomore year that has a big impact on the lives of many Belen students is the PSAT. This standardized test, determines whether or not many students will be eligible for scholarships such as the National Hispanic Merit, which can be a great help when applying and paying the cost of college.

Sophomore year is a time full of joy and pain for most male teenagers in this J esuit institution, · but most sophomores will agree that it's a time like no other.

By: Alfonso Duran and Marco Fernandez

Tudela, Francisco Tylowski, Daniel Usategusta, Ramon Augusto Valdes, Daniel Valdes, Erick

Valdes, Humberto Valenzuela, Fernando Vazquez, Armando Vega, Alberto Vital, Daniel Manuel

Vivas, Eddy Zumarrago, Daniel

.Waiting for Junior INSANITY

A fter sophmore class final exams, the terror begins. What this terror refers to is the suicidal curriculum the juniors have to put with for nine grueling months.

Junior year is a year of apprehension. Juniors enter the year having heard all the rumors. The rumors about juniors year being the most difficult year of high school. The juniors enter the year fearing the dreaded Chemistry class with Mr. Pichardo, and Algebra II with Mr. Roca. Other classes that contribute to the reputation of junior year, are Mr. Holland's Literature class, and Mr. Collin's Government class.

This theory about junior year being the most difficult is supported by

Abaunza, Leonidas F. Ali, Alexander S.

Amor, Carlos Anon, Andres F.

several facts. The main fact is that a large amount of students have to leave because they can not handle all these classes. Further proof of this is that Belen students do not received their graduation ring until senior year. This is also due to the fact that many students leave at the end of junior year.

It's not all terrible though. Juniors feel a sense of accomplishment at the end of the year. They have survived the junior year. J'hey can also look forward to the glamorous senior year. While this is going on, there is a new crop of sophomores ready to start this harsh process.

Alan Gomez

Aparicio, Jose A. Armengol, Roberto L. Arrieta, Victor A. A vino, Carlos A. Avina, Jorge

Barreneche, Miguel Angel

Batista, Hector Jorge Bellumio, Demian Martin

Bolet, Daniel Eduardo Bonafonte, Rafael III

Briganti, Christian Cabrera, Miguel Angel Cantallops, William Cantens, Javier Emilio Caraballo, Jose Antonio

Carballea, Manuel Careaga, Daniel Eduardo Caridad, Jorge L. Carrillo, Carlos Adolfo Castellanos, Alexander

Cervera, Jose Roberto Chavez, Omar Angel Cicilia, Orlando Rene De Armendi, Alex Fernando De Solo, Alberto Raul

Diaz, Alan Fernando Diaz-Cruz, Fernando C. Di Fabio, Giambattista Estevez, Angel Fedele, John Matheson

Fernandez-Abril, Jorge C.

Fernandez-Perez, Charles

Florin, Hector L. Garcia, Hector

Garcia, Orlando Fermin Gomez, Alan Raul Gomez, Eduardo Gonzalez, Eric Peter Grandal, Alfredo Julian

Guitian, Orlando Fermin Gutierrez, Alexander J. Hernandez, Pablo Hernandez, Rolando Lacayo, Gaston 0.

Lafuente, Pablo Vicente Le-Bert, George G. Leon, Rainier Llantada, Roberto Belarmino Llerena, Daniel Antonio

Martel, Erik C. Martinez, Jorge L. Martinez, Luis Roberto Medina, Nelson Pablo Mesa, Joseph A.

IT'S TIME TO ...

HANG-OUT

I n Belen, hangouts are necessary in order to release and relieve some of the pressure felt by the anxiety of a full week of school. The junior class has many different places where they hangout. Some of the more popular places are Coco Walk, and Miami Beach.

In order to reach these destinations juniors use all kinds of transportation such as cars, feet, bus, or even taxi. Juniors are willing to do anything to have a good time.

Mike Cabrera says ''I hangout at my girlfriends house, the Mobil on 57th, and at home with my folks.'' As everyone can see the juniors are a bunch of happy go lucky bunch of kids. Carlos Amor say he likes to "chill with da brothas at Douglas Park''.

With the freedom of hangout comes the responsibility of driving. Orly Garcia says "The best place to hang is at any fi-

esta as long as I am in my cool jeep." Alex Raton says ''The best place to hang is wherever my girlfriend is.''

Some students such as Pablo La Fuente enjoy philosophizing with the locals at Crazy Tyrones on Allapattah Blvd. Others like Victor Vadia enjoy going to a good party and dancing the night away. Most of the juniors hangout wherever the action is. Whether at the closest party or at the farthest ranch party.

After long hours of partying, juniors look forward to eating at the local Taco Bell establishment or at the Wendy's hacienda. These establishments serve as good sources to replenish the energy needed for the following night.

Hangouts serve as places to let off steam, check out the girls and go crazy. Hangouts are vital to the flourishment of the young juniors minds. by: Omar Travieso

Meynarez, Michael Miranda, Gabriel J. Morales, Juan Carlos Moran, Gabriel Andres Moreno, Luis Jorge

Muelle, Erik A. Munoz, Eduardo G. Osle, Victor Javier Pertierra, Alejandro H. Pinilla, Gabriel D.

BUMP SET, SPIKE

Iknow many of you have read articles about the lunchtime basketball games, but the sport most students play at lunchtime is volleyball. Among the ''stars'' of the makeshift volleyball games are juniors Erik Martel, Mandy Souto, and Alex De Armendi. These three volleyball players have been going at it for many years. Erik, for one, has seven years of experience, Mandy six and Alex De Armendi, also with six years. Erik and Mandy once played on the Belen Varsity team, Alex though, hasn't been able to break-through on any team. All three seem to enjoy it two-on-two, which requires them to recruit another partner. According to Mandy, ''Two is better since you get more action although there is more pressure on you to perform.'' Adds Alex, ''Two is more exciting, it's just you and your partner.'' These three guys excel at what they do, but it has been a road to getting to the peaK level that they're at now. Erik says, "It takes a lot of practice and dedication to be able to reach perfection.'' Mandy and Erik apparently share a great relationship and have even

Placer, Eduardo Felix

Placer, Javier Ernesto Portocarrero, Felipe Pose, Manuel Gabriel Powers, Martin James Pupa, Jorge Gabriel

Raton, Alexander

entered three tournaments, doing well enough to win one! The three seem to prefer playing on the ·soft, delicate sand of the beach rather than the hard, abrasive asphalt of Belen. On this subject Erik states, ''On the sand in the beach you can feel your adrenaline start pumping.''

Alex has also entered and won tournaments at 1Oth street and Penrod's, although he has done it with partners from outside of Belen. These and other players have their own smaller tournaments at lunchtime. The prize for the winners the rights to the courts the next day. These performances very intense and every day there are heated arguments that may even result in scuffles.

The partners love it for different reasons. Alex said that it was very exciting and fulfilling. Mandy remarked, "It's very intense and you must be physically fit.'' These juniors obviously love it and love playing it. Even with all the demands on them, they all manage to maintain a higher than 3.0 GPA. This shows not only their dedication to both things.

Reyes, Arnalda Jose Riaz, Omar Rodriguez, Arthur Felix Rodriguez, Daniel J.

Rodriguez, Ramon Rodriguez, Julio Alejandro Rodriguez, Raul Rueda, Brian Ruiloba, George Ruiz, Sergio Oscar Saenz, Christian A. Sanchez, Francisco Oscar Santa-Cruz, Eric Solares, Jorge Juan

Soler-Baillo, Jose Manuel Souto, Armand Tadeo Suarez, Lionel Victor Tamayo, Leonardo H. Tarafa, Alexander Julio

Tomas, Jose Manuel Travieso, Omar F. Ulivarri, Tony Gabriel Vadia, Victor Jose Van Den Branden, Eric A.

Vargas, Fernando A. Varona, Jose Manuel

''Despite tough times during the season, the team came as one to make Wolverine history''

VARSITY FOOTBALL

Team Takes First Step

The Varsity Football Team, despite its record, made history. It was the first football team ever to compete in the state playoffs. The team ended its season (3-6) overall and (22) in the district. The team then advanced to the playoffs, where it lost to Cardinal Gibbons. The team was mostly made up of underclassmen, with four freshmen, ten sophomores, six juniors, and ten seniors. The defense started eight underclassmen and three seniors, and, at times, there was one only senior trying to control the other ten underclassmen. At first, it was very tough for the team because of its inexperience, but as the season went on, the team improved with every game and reached its peak during the district games. This peak allowed it to advance to the playoffs. Head Coach, Richard Stuart said, ''Our kids fought hard all year and deserve the recognition of being the first team in Belen history to reach the state playoffs.''

The Wolverines overcame the first four losses of the season by defeating Gulliver in their

vs. Ransom

Srasota

Booker

Marathon

Coral Shores

Gulliver Pace

Chaminade

Key West

Curley

DATE RESULT 9/10 L 9/17 L 10/1 L 10/9 L 10/15 w 10/23 L 10/29 L 11/5 w 11/13 w

Lineman Omar Cartaya picks up another sack against Chaminade

Running-Back Jose "Hutch" Corral breaks through a hole in the Gulliver defense

first district game. Then with losses to Pace and Chaminade, the team was faced with an unusual situation because it was still able to enter the playoffs with a victory over Key West. The Wolverines entered the game with only one win. The Key West team was much bigger and quicker than the Wolverines, but they found a way to beat the Conchs convincingly with a. 21-0 shutout victory allowing for a trip to the playoffs. "When it came down to districts the team's hard work paid off with a blowout victory over Key West,'' said Senior tight end Mario Diaz. The Wolverines closed out the regular season with a victory over Curley, but then lost their playoff game to Cardinal Gibbons.

Although the team's record was only 3-6, it was still able to place four players on the AllDade first team and two players on the second team. This showed all the talent that this team had and allowed the Varsity Football Team to take its first step towards the state championship.

- Jose Corral

The Wolverines take a break and rest during half-time

All-Dade wide receiver Phil "The Thrill" Fernandez scores the winning touchdown versus Curley for the Wolverines

The Wolverine Defense lines up in the route to a shut-out in the Homecoming game against Curley

The Wolverine defense steps up to stuff the chaminade offense Carlos "Papelazo" Cepero holds the defensive man in order to give QB Marcelo Llorente time to throw

All-Dade tight-end Mario Diaz, makes a reception against rival Pace ·

Quarterback Marcelo Llorente sets up to make another completion down field

Top (Left to Right): Carlos Cepero, Ricky Perez, Luis Diaz, Alan Gomez, Pablo LaFuente, Joseph Schwartz, Gaston Lacayo, Manalo Diaz, Javier Sobrado, Javier Hermida, Andy Aguirre, Omar Cartaya, Alan Gomez, Carlos Gonzalez; Bottom (Left to Right): Philip Fernandez, Alex Arleta, Richard Negret, Luis McMillian, Guillermo Aleman, Marcelo Llorente, Marc Angels, Martin Powers, Mathew Powers, Jose Corral, Jorge Vigo, Mario Diaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Jorge Pupo.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

The Varsity Belen Basketball Team's pre-season expectations seemed to come up short. Comments such as as "We'll beat Mrica, we're going all the way and CATCH US IF YOU CAN,'' echoed through the halls and lunchroom discussions, as well as afternoon practices. These boisterous proclamations led to the oversized expectations by the fans and players. The team opened the season with a tournament in Napels, escaping with three respectable losses. Moving on to play St. Brendan which was billed as the ''GAME OF THE CENTURY'' because of the in- . cidents prior to the game. As it turned out all of Belen's hype wasn't enough to defeat the Sabres.

Mter the game Co-Captains Marcelo Llorente and Alex Levy, held a players only meeting and decided it was time to play. However due to various

InJuries and internal conflicts, between certain players it was to no avail. Senior Fausti Garcia said ''We overestimated our abilities rather than relying on hard work to win.'' This season wasn't just sour apples and disappointment, Belen managed to defeat various opponents. Besides all the bitter moments contributions were made by Seniors: Fausti Garcia, Alex Levy, Marcelo Llorente, Richard Sanders, Ricky Perez and crowd favorite Ernie Cepero. Juniors such as Omar Travieso and Mike Cabrera had important roles in the team success.

Underclassmen Marcus Macau and Bert Moreno must pick up the pace next year. In the final game of Districts in which Belen was defeated by Chaminade, the lockerroom was a moment of sadness, for the closing of a hard fought season.

Super-Sub Carlos

"It was a tough year, there were a lot of ups and downs, but thanks to the Senior leadership we were propelled with an experienced team into the playoffs.'''

vs. St. Brendan Cape Coral Curley

South Miami

LaSalle

Coral Shores

Key West

Pace

Chaminade

Ft. Pierce Central Gulliver

South Dade Marathon

DATE 11/30; 1j21

12/3

12/4; 1/25

12/7 12f8; 2/4 12/10; 1/5 1j7; 2/1 1fll; 1/28 1/13; 1/18 1/15; 2/12 1/20; 2/5 1/26 2/8

Faustino Garcia pierces the Knight defense to add another two points to the Wolverine lead.

Maristany fakes his Curley opponent out of his shoes.

What a game!

Marcelo Llorente moves around a Knight player.

Mike Cabrera goes for a shot.

Ricky Perez on a perfect shot.

Alex Levy attempts a dunk.

Excellent ball-handling ability displayed by Mike Cabrera as he passes a Gulliver opponent "Crowd Favorite" Ernie Cepero puts up two important free-throws against St. Brendan

Senior "Kiki" Perez puts up the open court jumper over three St. Bredan opponents

Baby Wolverines preparing to devour another meaty feast.

Upset by a bad call, the babies gang up on the ref.

Score 3 Wins 7 Losses

J. V. FOOTBALL

Ups and downs. That is the phrase that best sums up the year of the Junior Varsity football team. The season started off well, with a onesided victory over the Northwestern Christian varsity. The season then took a turn for the worse, with a hard fought 7-0 loss to Key West in the pouring rain. That game was followed by three consecutive blowouts at the hands of Pace, Key West, and St. Thomas. Middle linebacker Steve Suarez said, ''We could have won more games but many players were moved up to varsity, and we lost others to injury.'' The highlight of the season was a last second victory over Coral Shores. With 10 seconds left in the game, the score was tied at 13. Coral Shores had the ball on their own 15. Coral Shores tried a

halfback pass, but Mathew Masters hit the runningback as he was throwing. The ball was snatched out of the air by star linebacker Steve ''The Shark'' Suarez who returned it for the touchdown. Linebacker Joseph Salum said ''It was a tough season, but I think we learned a lot, and will be much stronger for it in the future.'' With guidance from head coach Victor Hernandez, offensive coordinator Eddie Delgado, defensive coordinator Jorge "Smiley" Zagalaes, and assistant coaches Marcel Moreno, and Anthony ''B. B.'' Aguirre, the young wolverines grew from rag-tag bunch with little experience to a team of dedicated young men, who never gave up.

By Alan Gomez

Mommy!!!

So we all agree stuffed crust with pepperoni ...

Lets be friends please?!

Kill the pig, slash his throat, drink his blood! Hebrew Academy seems to have dropped a penny.

Dieppa eludes the pretty boys from Gulliver.

Gaby fakes-out the rebel without a cause.

SHA!!! Whatever... You want some of this?

The team, bored during another easy victory.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

The Belen Junior Varsity Basketball Team ended the 1993-94 season with a record of 18 wins and 8 losses. The team defeated tough teams such as Gulliver and St. Brendan. Under the coaching of Stephen Holland , the team's patience and ·poise kept them in many games throughout the season.

The key to the team's success was their outside shooting. Led by Freshman MVP Eduardo "Wawy" Cepero, the team shot an outstanding 50 percent. Blas Cueto, the team's leading rebounder, led the team under the basket with help from Junior Robert Llantada. Luis McMillian, who won the starting off guard position towards

the end of the season, led in assists. Big roles were also played by Sophomores Mike Perez and Gabby Dieppa, Freshman Jose Rasco, and Junior Alfred Grandal, who was moved up to Varsity.

Despite the team's inexperience (consisting of 2 Juniors, 7 Sophomores, and 4 Freshmen), the team put up a respectable 18 and 8 record. Looking ahead to next season, Eduardo Cepero states, ''With only 5 players coming back next year, it will be tough at the beginning of the season, but as the season progresses, this team will surely mature and carry out the excellent J. V. Basketball tradition.''

High-five?

Head Coach: Jose Roca Asst. Coach: Steave Holland

10 Wins, 18 Losses

Dazed and Confused

Ernie shows his new found dribbling mastery.

VARSITY CROSS - COUNTRY

Faster! Pump it! Harder! Yessss!

Eat our sh ... ugar.

Running for our lives!!!

Commitment. That is the Barq," says Eric, "But he's a word used to describe ninth real good Cross-country grader Eric Montalvo. Since coach.'' Besides running, Eric his first year of running Var- manages to maintain above sity Cross Country, Eric has average grades and go out on been one of the mainstays in a weekends. ·when asked if he is. team that has only lost only. a role mod-el for the other' Besides Cross Country, he also ninth-graders, Eric modestly c runs the distance events in says, ''There are many good Track and Field. His best time athletes in my grade. I'm just in the two-mile and one-mile another one of the guys.'' Alex races are 10:15 and 4:45, re- Bienes, a senior and fellow spectively. Unlike other ath- runner, refutes this saying, letes, Eric says he runs be- ''There are no limits to what cause he has fun in practice he can accomplish if he puts and enjoys the team's spirit. "I his mind to it." Definitely, this know we run hard and we is a young man we should sometimes don't understand keep an eye on.

Great job guys!

Hey guys, Barq's gotten taller.

What's that loser doing here?

It's Miller Time!

er.

The Belen Glee Club. Alex still doesn't know how to get the water out of the cool-

The

meets to discuss strategy before its

Junior Eddy Placer powers home with his amazing butterfly.

Senior Captain Gus Membiela pulls ahead in the breaststroke leg of his 200 I.M.

Junior George Lebert blows off his winning ways.

team

win against county rivals Columbus.

VARSITY SWIMMING

This season was a most unusual season for the Belen Wolverine Swim Team. Mter a couple of easy wins against Country Day and Pace the team suffered an unexpected set back when they lost to Miami Springs due to a lack of preparation. The team won its next two meets and all seemed to be going the right way. Then a week out of the Dade County Championship Meet the team's captain and All-county first team swimmer, Gus Membiela came down with the chicken pox. The team finished a disappointing fifth. The toughest part of the season was approaching with back to back meets against Ransom and Columbus, both of which where heavily favored. Some how Gus Membiela on his first day back from the chicken pox was able to win two events and relays against Ransom leading the

team to victory. Gus repeated the feat against Columbus and with the help of clutch swims by second team all-county swimmer George Le-bert, Inigo Salazar, and Rick Piedra. The Wolverines handed Columbus their first dual meet loss in ten years.

The excitement of these wins were short lived. The team lost a heart breaking district meet due to a lack of depth caused by academic ineligibility. Although the team finished second to Ransom they were able to qualify Seniors Gus Membiela, Ray Rasco, and Renzo Saldivar, Juniors George Le-bert, Rainier Leon, and Eddy Placer and Eighth Grader Frank Quesada for state meet. The team was able to finish in 11th place thanks to strong individual swims by Gus Membiela and George Le-bert as well as strong Relay swims by Ray Rasco and Frank Quesada.

Coach Kirk Peppus celebrates another excellent year at the Sports Banquet.

After ten years

Co l umbus was defe ated by Wo l verines.

Captain Gus Membiela and Co-Captain Ray Rasco pose with the rest of the team.

VARSITY SOCCER

The 1993-94 Belen Varsity Soccer team was one of the best kept secrets of South Florida. The Wolverines were hoping to improve a mediocre 1992-93 season, and with a new District 16 3A2A-1A, including powerhouses Gulliver, Key West, and Ransom Everglades, few people outside of South Dade were playing much attention to the Wolverines, much less giving them any respect.

By mid-December, they had eamed that respect. The season opener against LaSalle was won by forfeit, so the Wolverines first actual game was at home against Ransom. Although the team lost, 4-2, it came away knowing that it could play with the big boys.

Belen then won four of its next five games by a combined score of 18-2, then only loss a hard fought 2-0 defeat at Key West. The wins included consecutive shutouts of Pace, St. Brendan and Marathon by junior goalkeeper Tony Ullivari.

The team came back from the winter break into the toughest part of its schedule, with backto-hack home games against Key West and Gulliver. Belen came away with a 4-2loss and a 2-2 tie but bounced back to defeat St. Brendan 8-0. Mter a loss at Marathon and a tie with Curley, the Wolverines ran off with three straight victories before closing out the season with a tie at Palmer. The team's record at the end of the season was 9-4-2, and it finished first in the District

16 Northern Division.

Junior captain Gaby Moran finished the regular season with 16 goals and 13 assists, a total of 45 points, making him the leading scorer in Dade County 3A-2A-1A soccer. He became the first Wolverine ever to lead the county in scoring, and also received All-State 3A-2A-1A honorable mention

Sophomore Ricky Caporal tied for seventh place with 28 points, and freshman Marco Botero tied for tenth, including 11 goals. Ullivari finished second in the county with a 1.28 goalsagainst average.

In the district playoff quarterfinal, Belen, led by Moran's three goals, defeated Marathon, 5-2. But the season ended two days later with a loss to Gulliver, in the semifinals.

The team, however, can look forward to next year with a great anticipation and high hopes, as it loses only one player, Alex Veloso, to graduation. With All-Dade first-team selections Moran and sophomore Ricky Reyes, second-team members Botero and eighth grade goalkeeper Rodrigo Arratia, and honorable mention picks Caporal, junior Jose Tomas, and junior Jorge Pupa, this team has the talent, experience, and leadership to be considered contenders not only in the district, but all the way to the state level.

- Gabriel Moran

JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER

The 1993-1994 Junior Varsity Soccer season was one that was full of success and excitement, to the very end. They had the largest and youngest players than the previous years. Out of the 24 players, there was a 7th and 8th grader, twelve freshmen and ten sophomores. Furthermore, only five players were returning from last year's team, which included the team captains Luis Arrazola and Alfredo Gutierrez. This year's scorers were Eddy Carreno, freshman, with 4 goals; Jorge Salum, 8th grader with 3 goals; Marcos Ciocca, Freshman, with 2 goals; and Luis Arrazola and Luis Cabrera, both sophomores, with 2 goals.

The team's record was 6 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. They had a great start. Opening the season against Palmer Trinity, which Belen hosted on our home field, and defeated them 3 to 1. The next three games were away, against some very difficult opponents losing three in a row. The team had difficulty playing away games for the rest of the season, with the exception of Palmer Trinity and Naples. On a positive note, the team bounced back and defeated all their opponents for the next four games. Most of their victories took place on the

home turf, with the exception of St. Thomas Aquinas and Columbus, were the only two losses at home. ''Considering how young this team was, I was very pleased with the team's performance. Next year's team should be very successful.'' said head coach Pablo Taquechel.

The last game turned out to be the most exciting game of the season, and it also was the highest scoring game. It was an away game against Pinecrest, who Belen had previously defeated at home 2 to 1. Pinecrest shocked the Wolverines in the first fifteen minutes of the first half. Belen was down 3 to 0. However, before the half was over the Wolverines had come back 3 to 2, both goals made by Frankie Ruiz about twenty yards out. Once the second half started, Jorge Salum, scored and tied the game 3 to 3 in the first ten minutes. It was a struggle to the end, but Pinecrest scored on a disputed call towards the end of the second half. But even with this close loss, the team had a successful season and J.V. soccer looks very promising for Belen, in the future.

-

Alfredo Granda!

vs. Chaminade

Curley

Ransom

SouthWest

Westminister

Christian

Florida Bible

South Dade

Coral Shores

Mac Arthur South

Dade Christian Pace

''I give tribute to this year's coach, who not only helped me, but helped the younger wrestlers gain experience and technique''

DATE RESULT

11/29; 1/11 LfW 12/1 T 12/3 L ll/30 L 2/3 T

12/7; 1/18 WfW 12/10 L 12/15 w 1/13; 1/27 WfW 1/24 w 1/26 L

WRESTLING

The 1994 Wrestling season has been an exciting and surprising one. What made the season surprising is the fact that the majority of the atheletes were under classmen. There were only 3 seniors on the team, four juniors and the rest were either ninth, and tenth graders. These underclassmen surprised the school by contributing to a winning season. Freshman, Mike Llorente sucked it up placing third in districts and going on to compete in the AAA regional tournament. During regionals Mike said to me "It just doesn't get any better than this.'' In the past two years there has not been a better team out come of freshmen. Through the season the new wrestling coach was challenged to coach the team because he only spoke english. The Olympic wrestler from Cuba although knowing little english

trained and developed a winning team to be proud of. Most said that the team would not be successful, little did they know it would be one of the most successful teams in the schools tory, in the AAA division.

One wrestle.r that deserves recognition for his performance is Senior Andres Vidal, Andy wrestled varsity all four years of high school, was district champ all four years, placed in the regional tournaments all four years, and attended the AAA state wrestling championships all four years. Andy has a total high school record of 70-14-1.

Andy along with Senior Omar Cartaya and Junior Orlando Secilla led the team to a winning and exciting season, with a record of 7-3-2. Congratulations to the Belen Jesuit Wrestling team.

Top Row (Left to Right): Erik Martinez, Manny Chica, Tommy Llamas, Andres Vidal, Michael Llorente, Andy Aguirre, Joseph Schwartz, Coach Fidel , Bottom Row (Left to Right): Gabriel Escudero, Jorge Vigo , Javier Sobrado, Orlando Cicilia , Javier Hermida

District Champ, Orlando Cicilia in on a double leg shot to gain a point in his match verses McArthur South

Heavy Weight, Javier "yor" Hermida faces off his McArthur South opponent while instilling fear with piercing glance

Omar Cartaya runs a crushing spiral in order to pin his opponent Jorge Vigo prepares to shoot on his opponent

Team Captain, Andy "the pirate" Vidal attempts to pin his opponent for a quick victory

Michael Llorente, in his stance before demolishing another opponent

Great Moments

in ''SPORTS''

''The experience I had on and off the court my last year are memories I'll never forget.''

VS. DATE

St. Brendan 2/15; 3/22

Key West 2/18

Pace 3f1; 4/21

LaSalle 3/3

Palmer Trinity 3/8

Hebrew Academy 3/10

Coral Shores 3/15

Chaminade 3/17; 4/19

Pine Crest 3/24

Gulliver 3/29

Miami Country Day 4/13

Ransom Everglades 4/14

VARSITY TENNIS

The season began with much enthusiasm as the Belen Varsity Tennis Team got off to an unbelievable start. Their record was 9-0, but their toughest rivals were yet to come. Even though hard matches were both won and lost for the remainder of the season, respect from the other teams was quickly gained With every match, the team gained confidence and maturity. The team's efforts reflected its unforgettable winning record of 15-3.

Experience played the most important role on the team. With four out of the top five being returning starters, the team was soaring with confidence. This attitude was especially useful in the doubles teams. When asked about his long time doubles partner, Joaquin Avino said this about Javi Carreno, "I have been playing doubles with him for four years and played against him for over seven years, so I really know his game. This allows me to anticipate his every shot before he hits it which is the essence of a good doubles team."

Tennis is not a well known sport among the student body. In fact, people often see the sport of tennis as not being "a man's game" and that the players are rich snobs. This generalization is false. For starters, the amount of hours training in gyms and practicing on tennis courts that a player must undergo if he is to be successful are tremendous. Since this sport is mostly an in-

dividual one, pressure is always felt and can only be dealt with powerful mental concentration. "The one thing that I could always count on was our mental game. This made us so consistent throughout the season and gave us the confidence to come up on top when the matches got really close,'' was the response the number two player on the team Joe Devera had to say about the team's frame of mind. Speed, power, and strategy are among the many things needed to play the game making it just as challenging as any other sport.

The highlight of the season came in the District 8AAA Tennis Tournament where the team took an outstanding fourth place finish. All of the players in both singles and doubles made it to the semifinals in the tournament. This accomplishment was the perfect ending to a great year. Mr. Collins the tennis coach for what seams an eternity, summed up the year by saying ''The year was a great success. I have the utmost respect for all the players especially pertaining to their manner on the court. Doing so well in the districts only proved to others what I already knew about this team; their tenacity and desire to win in a classy fashion will always make them winners where it counts the most.'' The teams to come in the future will have great responsibility in following this year's tennis team.

- Javier Carreno

Top (Left to Right): Dan Fernandez, Joe DeVera, Joaquin Avifto, Javi Carreno, ffiJ¢J©IIfh: ©©¢hf2## o3"#6f7©

(Left to Right) : Jonathan DeVera, Chris Rosario, Mike Piniero , Marco Ciocca, Efran Salinero, Javier Avifto.

After a forehand shot, Joe DeVera finishes his stroke with style.

Javi Carreno in his picture perfect form places a drop shot right over the net.

The

gathers for one last time before they

With the speed of a roadrunner, Joaquin A viiio gets to every ball.

Dan Fernandez shows good pre paration before hitting one of his famous forehand winners.

Java Carreno displays his mental and physical abilities as he prepares for the next shot.

team

go on the courts to listen to Mr. Collins' ever so famous advise.

The proud team and coaches

Warming up before the game

VARSITY BASEBALL

A Year of Ups and Downs!

The Ups: We were able to defeat the tough and nationally ranked Bishop Verot Team, not once but twice. We had victories against Miami Beach, Sunset and Northwest-

ral, the good year by Lorenzo Puentes, the great season of Marcelo Llorente, the good timely hitting by Alex Raton, and most of all the knowledge that we'll have a great bunch coming back.

ern in the Midway Sport South Flor - The ''Downs'' included not being ida Baseball Challenge Tournament. able to beat Gulliver (twice), letting We saw two freshmen have the best escape the Spring Tournament with year ever by 9th graders (Manny 2 losses against Coral Park, not beCrespo hit over .400 and able to advance in the District ques had a 2.19 E.R.A. Tournament by losing to Gulliver. against t he toughest competition we face). We saw Javi Cantens and But there's always next year. Richard Xiques pitch two great We know we'll do better than ever. games against Bishop Verot. Many Good luck to all the seniors. Once other enjoyable things were: watch- again, thanks to all the parents for i ng Mario Diaz mature as a baseball their support. player, the hustling by "Hutch" Cor-

Jose Corral

Marcelo Llorente

Mario Diaz with flow- The Team honor the ers for #l Fan. Mothers.

Praying before the game.

Ready for the Game

Practice makes perfect

Team and coaches pose for this picture

Last minute prayer is very important

Eric Perez practicing in the batting cage

The team in Naples.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL

Team A

Name (Grade)

Richard Negret (10) 2L Mike Barreneche (11) 1L

Marc Angles (10) ....... 2L Carlos Rodriguez (10) 1L

Oliver Benitez (10). .

Eric Perez (10) .

Louis McMillian (10) .

Ariel Martinez (10)

Albert Vega (10)

Raphael Couret (9) .

. . . 2L Benigno Gonzalez (10) . . . 1L

. 2L George Rodriguez (10) .

. 2L Jose Teledo (10). .

2L Otto Ramirez (10)

2L Joseph Selem (9)

. 1 L Chris Patino (9)

Andy Aguirre (9) ....... · 1L Anthony Bared (9) .

Alexis Bonilla (9) .

1L Mike Sotelo (9).

1L

1L

1L

. 1L

1L ( Oscar Fernandez (9)

. 1L Raul Gomez (9)

1L

Mike Castillo (8) 1L Jorge Valdes Valle (8) 1L

Mario Chirino (8) 1L We both agree the team is good.

The Junior Varsity Baseball Team.

The Future Varsity Baseball Team

VARSITY TRACK & FIELD

A great team cannot go un- Galarraga and Jorge So lares defeated with only the perfor- dominated the hurdles. Felipe mance of a few :t;"ecord-holders. Fernandez had superb perforDavid Jimenez, Erik Montal - mances in the 400m and vo, Alexis Mantecon and a ll 4x400m. Unfortunately, the the distance runners dominat- season ehded abruptly at the ed their respective events very end for seniors Felipe throughout the season. The Fernandez and David Jimenez · long jump was taken by senior due to injury and illness. Mario Diaz (20'1") ahd fresh- This Wolverine Track & Field man David Lara (19'1"). The Team will not only rememweigh-men were led by Jose bered for its records and vicVarona and Jose Cervera. The tories, but by the coaching of pole-vaulters easily defeated Richard Stuart and Carlos the opposition with Eric San- Barquin, who gave all his dedta-Cruz, Leo Abaunza, Mat- ication to the team, and who thew Powers and Erik Valdes. have given the athletes inRichard Sanders, Victor Ar- struction, courage and deterrieta, Danny Sanchez- mination.

Concentration is important.

Polevaulting by one of our bravers seniors.

''A Hero is One Who Hangs on One Minute Longer.''

GOLF

The Varsity Golf Team started the season with dreams of birdies and pars. Unfortunately, the teams on our schedule presented us with a very big challenge. The team had gone matches against Westminster, Pace and American only to come up short at the end The Team was led by Felipe Aspillaga and Enrique Reyes with 41 and 47 averages respectively. Pablo Tirado, Jorge

Fernandez-Silva and Eduardo Costa made up the rest of the team. When we asked senior Felipe Aspillaga: How do you get better at Golf?, he replied: practice and practice. Felipe showed that he is a consistent young talent who must be taken seriously when it comes to the game of the rich and famous. He will be sorely missed next year.

''Nothing is not achieved before it is thoroughly attempt-_ ed''

The team with coach Roca.

Senior Felipe Aspillaga

Coaches are the Hearts of Wo l verines

SALUTE TO OUR COACHES

Ten years from now when team that made our school we look back at our years at proud. Belen, we will think most of- The Coaches at Belen have ten of the Coaches who helped us grow from boys to worked so hard with us. Yes, men. Th-ey have helped us they made us sweat, run, work learn to lose with courage, to hard. At times we wanted to win with pride, to try even quit. At times we wanted to when the odds were against stop trying and give up. But us. our Coaches were always Yes, when we remember Belen there, pushing us harder, we will remember our Coachmaking us try one more time. es. We will remember them We will remember the many with respect and love and hours they spent with us. The pride, for they helped us beway they molded us into a come ''Men for Others.''

Thomas Calvey

Coach Stuart and Coach Hansen

Jose Roca

Victor Hernandez

Eric Hansen

Ed Fraga

Patrick Collins

Carlos Barquin

Monica displays her concern for the Wolverines

Hernandez is our very dear Coa:ch.

So Many girls, so little time.

Ms.

We love Waldo!

CHEERLEADERS

Unlike most season sports, cheerleading is a year-long sport that demands a great deal of practice and dedication. The Varsity Squad, made of Juniors, Seniors and one Freshman from Lourdes Academy, demonstrated a great deal of success this year.

The seaon began with very competitive try-outs and culminated with a motivating pep rally at the end of the football season. NCA camp at Florida , International University over the summer provided a great exprience for the squad in that they concentrated on cheers, chants, dances, stunts and pyramids. Most importantly, the

camp promoted unity among the members. The Varsity squad was awarded the spirit stick at the NCA ceremonies, an award given to the most spirited, crowd-motivating squad.

The Captain, Michelle Bandin and Co-captain Debbie La Casa provided a great deal of leadership by coordinating practice and games, preparing innovative dance and cheer routines, and maintaining unity. The senior Cheerleaders coordinated the try-outs for the 1993-94 season and, although the season for them is over, they will be passing on their skills and exprience by coaching the new JV and Varsity Squad.

Pondering their conquest of the week.

WOLVER INES CELEBRATE

SPORTS BANQUET

The 1994 Sports Banquet was nized. The culmination point of held on Friday, May 20th in an the ceremony was the distribueffort to recognize the achieve- tion of the special awards. ments of those who participated There are three special awards in sports at Belen. The banquet recognizing the achievements though is more than just a rec- of the -athletes ognition of achievement, it is a out the year. :The Most V aluaole celebration of those who are Athlete of the year award was able to balance the demands of shared this year by the two the rigorous academic training three sport stars, Marcelo that Belen provides with the Llorente and All-County perdedication and practice it takes former Mario Diaz. The Sportsto excel at sports on this level. man of the Year award was preThe program for the ceremony sented to Swimming MVP, Allconsisted of brief summary of County first team and Class Saeach athletic team. The main lutatorian Gus Membiela. The contributors to each team were Student Athlete Award was then presented with awards. awarded to Class Valedictorian Those students that received David Jimenez for his accomAll-County recognition from the plishments in the classroom Miami Herald were also recog- and on the Track.

Gus Membiela, David Jimenez, Mario Diaz and Marcelo Llorente

David Jimenez

What a fabulous year!!!

Belen Mascot

Lourdes Perez, the event coordinator.

Barquin presenting awards

Athletes with their awards

God, please let us find the Yearbook!

Thank God we found it!

It was buried with the time capsule!!!

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TO BELEN FROM THE CLASS '94

Science:

The Science department, what can we say? These are the people who explain to us the unknown of the world. From the world of physical science to the world of the mysterious. A.P. biology what more can you ask from these people? You learn General Science in the sixth grade with Ms. Hernandez, then Life Science with Mr. Fernandez, Physical Science with Mrs. Garcia, jump to High School with Mrs. Echegoyan in Earth Science, then skip to Biology with the one and only Mr P.A. "babies" Hernandez, afterwards you barely make it to Chemistry with Mr. Pichardo, and last but not least, in one's senior year, you get to choose your subjects. You can choose Physics with Mr. Barrios, A.P. Anatomy with Mr. Pichardo or A.P. Biology with Mrs. Hernandez. So like Mr. Hernandez says, "Babies this is a subject you cannot

The study and theoretical explanation of natural phenomena

guiggeein", or in other words "If you don't study, I see you in Coral Park". So like Pichardo said, ''Pull your calculators and get to work on some exportation notation." or like Mrs. Garcia would say, "Get out."

Ms. Hernandez explains the theory of cell reproduction.

Above: Mr. Fernandez not willing to give a glucose tablet to his student.

Ricky Perez

Mr. Pichardo a.k.a. Mr. Morality, shows that he is ready for the weekend workout.

Mr. Hernandez teaching Biology. ''The best science class" said Sophomore, Richard Negret.

Mrs. Garcia showing the chemical formation of Strontium. Mr. Barros taking a break from wonderful world of Physics.

Mr. Roberto Hernandez always prepared. Mr. Zoller poses with some of his excited Civics students.

Armando Rodriguez in a "relajo session."

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Social Studies:

' Throughout the years, Belen's Social Studies Department has proven to be very successful. Ranging from the seventh grade through the twelfth, students do not only learn about their government and the world around them, but they are also encouraged to participate in it. With dedicated teachers such as Mr Zoller, Mr Cleveland, Mr, Martinez and Mr Hernandez this department endows the Student Body with a diversified fountain of knowledge. When asked, Fermin Ferro said, "As president of my university, I depend solely on my high school education of what a good leader should be.'' Also, when asked how difficult the social studies classes are Bob Hernandez added, "You can do it!"

The Belen Social Studies Department encourages the Student Body to get out and take part in their government system. For

Mr. Collins gets serious about U.S. Government.

The study of society and individual re l ationship's in and to society.

Example, Mr Zoller's Civics class is able to join the Builder's Club through which they get a taste of leadership and can also visit the Dade County Courts. Later in Government class, you are encouraged to take part in government elections and campaigns. Also, afterschool dubs such as Amnesty International allow students to participate in world events. Finally, in 11th and 12th grade students can attend Close-Up, a fun-filled but educational week at Washington D. C. to learn the complexities of our government.

Senior Demetrio Perez stated, "Teachers like Mr. Zoller, Mr, Martinez, and Mr. Collins made impressions on me which I will carry for the rest of my life." Senior Alfonso Duran added, ''Thanks to the participation encouraged by Mr Collins in the elections, I was able to realize how politics work." Finally, ] unior Gabi Moran said, "I'm sure that many politicians in the future will come out of Belen .''

Fausti Garcia

Mr. Martinez explains the American life in the early 1930's.

Ms. Herran: Oh, What a teacher!

Math:

The Mathematics Department is one of the most important departments in any school. But here, it's even more important. The Math Department has set its course to a bright future through the addition of a new PC Computer Lab, but even more importandy, through new, highly qualified teachers.

The aim of the math curriculum at Belen is to prepare students to be able to perform on a college-level. This ability comes as a result of arduous work by both teachers and students through years of arithmetic, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, and II, Geometry and then either Math Analysis or A.P. Calculus.

The teachers within the department have a wide variety of experience, combining to form the team that enlightens the young minds of Belen. Dedicated and exceptional teachers such as Mrs. Carol

The study of numbers, their form arrangements and associated relationships.

Vila, the department chairperson, Mr. Jose Roca, Ms. Maria Fiorenza, Mr. Ed Garland, Mr. Mario Remis, Mrs. Teresita Campos, and Ms. Brenda Naranjo. It is these teachers who give the department its well-deserved reputation for excellence. Mrs. Vila feels that, "If the Math Department keeps progressing at its present rate, we will be able to better educate the students, preparing them for their future years.'' Being that half of the score on the SAT is based on Math, the department plays a major role in the student's future. As demonstrated, the math department has been carrying out that role, as seen through our superior SAT scores.

-Demetrio Perez

Top: Mrs. Campos correcting her students famous tests.

Right: Mr. Garland explaining the geometric value of an Australian potato.

Ms. Naranjo grading one of the many papers in her stack.

Math:

The Mathematics Department is one of the most important departments in any school. But here, it's even more important. The Math Department has set its course to a bright future through the addition of a new PC Computer Lab, but even more importantly, through new, highly qualified teachers.

The aim of the math curriculum at Belen is to prepare students to be able to perform on a college-level. This ability comes as a result of arduous work by both teachers and students through years of arithmetic, Pre- Algebra, Algebra I, and II, Geometry and then either Math Analysis or A.P. Calculus.

The teachers within the department have a wide variety of experience, combining to form the team that enlightens the young minds of Belen. Dedicated and exceptional teachers such as Mrs. Carol

The study of numbers, their form arrangements and associated relationships.

Vila, the department chairperson, Mr. Jose Roca, Ms. Maria Fiorenza, Mr. Ed Garland, Mr. Mario Remis, Mrs. Teresita Campos, and Ms. Brenda Naranjo. It is these teachers who give the department its well-deserved reputation for excellence. Mrs. Vila feels that, "If the Math Department keeps progressing at its present rate, we will be able to better educate the students, preparing them for their future years.'' Being that half of the score on the SAT is based on Math, the department plays a major role in the student's future. As demonstrated, the math department has been carrying out that role, as seen through our superior SAT scores.

-Demetrio Perez

Ms. Naranjo grading one of the many papers in her stack.

Top: Mrs. Campos correcting her students famous tests.

Right: Mr. Garland explaining the geometric value of an Australian potato.

Mr. Roca with yet another installment of the comedy hour.

Ms. Fiorenza, a highly reknowned computer teacher, waiting for her students.

Left: Mrs. Vila showing the epsilom theory to her intrigued students.

Top: Mr. Remis pondering a tuff question.

Mrs. Miyar gives an enlightening class on the renaissance.

ABOVE: Fr. Mendez ponders one of the many questions of life

RIGHT: Mr. Nunez points out the illegally parked car with license plate: November, Papa,

Charlie, 1, 7, Romeo!

Humanities:

Humanities is the study of literature, languages, and philosophy. It is the perception of all creative arts, and flavor, dealing with painting, sculpture, architecture, music, and philosophy.

Belen is privileged to have an outstanding Humanities Department headed by its chairperson, Mr. Leopaldo Nunez. Mrs. Marie Jean Miyar and Fr. Oscar Mendez are its other prominent faculty members.

Belen requires all juniors to take a · Humanities class which emphasizes the study of architecture painting, and sculpture. The class covers the study of art from the beginning of time to the Renaissance. There is also an advanced Humanities class offered as an elective to Seniors. This class covers the study of art

Fr. Mendez laughs at one of his students comments.

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from 16 50, the past Renaissance through the 1980's. Mr. Nunez and Mrs. Miyar teach the junior and senior levels emphasizing history, painting, architecture, and sculpture in their classes.

When asked about the humanities department Junior Albert de Solo had this to say, "I enjoy Mrs. Miyar's class because of her enlightening way of teaching.'' Mrs. Miyar had this to add, ''I try to eliminate the prejudice against art in those people who think art is insignificant.''

Fr. Mendez S.J., has enlightened the seniors with his Logic and Thought class. This class allows the students to be fully alive and not just drift in the fog of superficial information. This class gives students the opportunity to discover with clarity the objective truth that surrounds our world. Fr. Jose Tey, S.J., offers technical assistance to the classes such as slide projectors and television sets.

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LEFT: Mr. Wentzal finds out deep hidden secrets of his students

TOP: Mrs. Miyar explaining the context and concepts of the early medieval art.

Theology:

The Belen Theology program is one key element that separates Belen from being just a regular school. The department led by Fr. Eduardo Alvarez with teachers Mr. Calvey, Mr. Taquechel, Mr. Garcia, Fr. Tey and spiritual counselor Fr. Lemus offer students courses in morality, the New Testament, the option for the poor, growth in Christianity, and the Old Testament. Students are also given chances to both help others, and be exposed to the harsh realities of life during various community services to Camilus House and St. Dominic Gardens Retirement home. The Theology programs also allows students the opportunity to improve their relation with God, as well as with their peers. "I got closer to God as well as improving some relationship," commented eighth grader Eduardo Canto about a recent reflection day with his

The study of God and of humankind's relation to God.

class. When asked what he thought about Belen's Theology program, counselor and priest Fr. Lemus commented by saying, ''I think Belen has a wonderful program with many opportunities to help students better understand their religion, thus preparing them for the real world.'' The Belen Theology program, a unique element in the shaping of Belen students who are entering the real world of different ideas and opposing religions.

Ms. Chirino exiting her favorite class of the day. Fr. Tey explaining the wrath of God. Mr. Taquechel reviews one of his impossible scantrom tests.

Mr. Calvey instructing his faithful followers.

Fr. Lemus exemplifying his faith for the Jr. and Sr. Peer ministry classes

Father Eddy and Father Mendez.

ABOVE: Mr. Jerry Garcia discusses one of his interesting stories with his students.

Ms. Salas working hard on her typewriter. Mr. Lopez wonders why me?

Hello?

Right: Mrs Menendez grading papers.

English:

This year like in the past the English Department, headed by Mrs. Sylvia Hernandez, was commited to the promotion of the reading and writing skills of the Belen Students. The department focuses on the grammar skills of the students in grades six through nine culminating in a ninth grade language Arts class. The focus in high school changes from an emphasis on mechanics to an emphasis on literary analysis and writing. The diversity the Belen English Department offers gives the students lasting value and excellence.

Mr. Williams comtemplates the joy of Senior Skit.

The study of literatur e and of writings of lasting value and exce llenc e.

Mrs. Icaza smiling for the cameras.

Mr. Holland having lunch with some Seniors.

Modern Languages:

The Belen Modern Language Department strives to promote a higher cultural awareness among the Belen Community. Activities during Modern language week brought over 400 students, faculty and parents together to celebrate the achievements of the students of Belen . The Modern Language department provides students with many opportunities to have flrst hand experiences concerning the many cultures. One of the many examples is the trip to Spain. The Modern Language department is an ever growing, exciting department which many students have come to love.

The study of languages and of sounds or words that constitute a system of expression. Mine, all mine!

TOP: Mrs. Haibi grading some of her papers. Mrs. Cartaya smiling for the cameras.

Mrs Leon instructing her students on correct procedures Mrs Arteaga tomando un cafe

Mrs. Vidal inspiring her young pupils Fr. Cartaya and Mr Nunez.

Marcelo Llorente

MARCELO LLORENTE

- What was your role during ring ceremony?

I was to comment, introduce , and lead everyone through the ceremony.

- What did ring ceremony mean to you?

I had waited seven years for that moment and it is something which I' will carry on with me in my life. It was the first true senior event that made me realize high school was about to end.

- What do you aspire to be?

A positive influence in my community as a leader

- What is your proudest accomplishment? With the help of my friends, we were able to start a youth group.

- Who is the most meaningful person in your life? Jesus Christ, because I try to portray my life on the example he gave us.

- What has Belen given to you?

A strong spiritual foundation.

Jose Hernandez

What was your greatest accomplishment this year?

My greatest accomplishment was creating and producing the Senior Skit with Javi (Carreno) and Jesse (Pena).

What do you think about all the controversy surrounding it?

In a world stricken with such immense problems, I think there are a lot more important things to worry about. Also, it shows total insecurity on the part of the instigators.

What is your opinion on the portrayal of the female teachers?

I think it was about time the teachers' sensuality was noticed. ·

What was the highlight of your year?

Aside from graduating, it was seeing Ms. Chirino's face when Javi portrayed her as Madonna and Felipe and I as her coned bra dancing partners.

How do you feel about leaving Belen?

Relieved!!! This is a phase of my life which has ended and now I'm ready to assume the next phase, adulthood.

What do you aspire to do in the future?

Conquer the world and everything in it.

Tommy de Quesada

How was your Senior year?

"It's been a year to remember. It's been fun but a whole lot of work."

How would you describe being the President of Student Council?

"It has its ups and downs. I've had the chance to work with an excellent group of people and I have been able to exceed myself for my fellow students."

What was your greatest accomplishment?

''Representing my school the best I can and having the chance of being a peer minister.''

As a peer minister you were involved with the Senior Encounter. What was your role and what do you think about the event?

''I was one of the directors of the encounter and I believe that the attitude had a lot to do with it. Energy, something that the '94 Senior class has plenty of, also had a major factor in the outcome of the encounter. At times the level was at an all time high, ancfat others it went on a bust. However, the encounter was success to the individuals who truly desired the experience."

What are your aspirations for the future?

"I want to explore the field of education, because through teaching one can reach many people in a positive way."

If you could say that you learned one thing this year, what would it be?

"You can't please everyone Amen Alleluia Praise the Lord."

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- Jose Hernandez

.Jesse Peiia

What did you enjoy the most about Grad Nite?

I enjoyed everything. Pleasure Island was outrageous; the dancing, the food, and the girls, were all out of this world. Also, Disney was great because we got to ride all and just have an outrageous time.

What has been your proudest moment of senior year?

The moment I stood face to face with Marcelino, no longer a student but as a graduate of Belen. That diploma for me symbolized years of hard work and sacrifice.

What are your plans for the future?

Graduate from Florida International University with a masters in business administration, then work for a large firm in the marketing department or · be a entrepreneur. if you had the ability to re-do one moment, what moment would it be?

Senior Skit, although I wouldn't want to re-do it, I would like to relive it. Senior Skit was tremendously special for me because along with Jose Hernandez, I worked, sweat, and slaved for its success. In the long run, it then became a uniting factor among the class and I'm proud to say I was a major part in it.

Al ex L evy

What was the impression you received from the 1994 Senior Prom?

I thought it was a great night for me and all my friends. Everyone truly enjoyed the night, it was well worth the wait. Senior Prom celebrated the last time all the seniors, with their special dates, parried as one. The music, food, (specially the baked Alaska) and the fun made it a speaacular night, truly unforgettable.

What word would describe the night for you?

Without thinking it twice, the word HOOVER comes to mind. Don't know exactly why

Do you feel the years at Belen were special?

There is no doubt in my mind when I say, those were the best four years of my life. I grew up a lot in Belen, learned many things, and made many friends. Belen not only gave me an education, it gave me great memories. Belen will always be special to me. What in your life has guided you the most?

I would have to say my parents and my best friend ] ose I say my parents because they have always been around to support and care for me. I love them tremendously, and I thank them for everything they have given me. At the same time, Jose is like my brother, he also has always been around when I needed help. We have been friends since birth and he has been there for me through life's most difficult moments, as well as life's best. He made me realize the importance of trust, fun, and standing up for the values in which I believe in.

Oscar Mendez, S.J.

What do you think you gave your students at Belen?

The ability to make sense out of reality, which requires two things, the ability to be objective and then to make sense of it.

Do you think you hve reached all your personal goals in life?

No. I believe goals are open ended and the possibilities of growth are always with us. We always have to make goals as we go along ans so I challenge myself to do new things all the time. That keeps me alive and well.

What would you say has been the happiest moment in your life?

There have been many, although the latest was when I was recognized by Who's Who in America because of the great achievments certain ex-students of mine had earned in their Universities. They claimed that their success was due to me, therefore brings me happiness because they have succedded.

What idea or skill do you pray that every student of yours acquires? Common Sense

Are you happy with where you are in life today?

Yes, because I think I have achieved what I intended to, and that is to live honestly before my God, in a simple life, full of new happenings. What do you think of humanity today?

I am absolutely convinced that God has a project, a goal to achieve, for every human being, but the foundation of this task is always the same for all, and that is to achieve a solid degree of honesty in life. All else is condition to that.

David J imenez

What do you aspire in life?

Nothing concrete. The ability to look back and say that I have lived to my full potential. To have satisfaction and absolutely no regrets.

Was being Valedictorian your goal as a high school student?

Not when I first began Belen, but once I saw what I could do, I wasn't going to settle for anything else.

In your opinon, what has been your highest achievement?

My highest achievement ever received wasn't based on result in the report card or a time in a race, but I felt most honored when 95 individual could call me their friend and include me in the class of 1994.

Who has helped you arrive at this destination of success?

It is ridiculous to say I didn't have a part in my success, but my family, my fiends, and god was as much of a part of it as me. Rememeber a building is only as strong as the foundation that holds it up.

What would youlike to be remembered as?

I don't want to be remembered as anything in particular but as a person that through his efforts, other people have become successful.

A year of hopes, of dreams, and of every senior aspiring for something great. The 1993-94 year, marked the last year of Belen for 9 5 hardworking seniors. This was their last time to "live it up" with their friends and family. These men have now entered the ''real world'' with the satisfaction of accomplishing four yre of dedicflt.ion and sacrific o reach tliis pinnacle their lives. Also the memories of these wonderful days will forever burn inside these men, for the goals they will reach are u:nsurpassaWe. Because of these men the world of tomorrow will be molded and shaped. These men will truly make the woEld one with .' .. ''no Hope you enjoy , 1 this year as much as we did.

-Jose Hernandez and Alex Levy-

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Havana, Cuba; 7 years at Belen; Radio & Electronics Club 9-10; ALPHA Club 9-11; Key Club 10-12 , Swim Team 8; Track & Field 9; Music Ministry 12

RALPH Rafi Abuela MUTANT Glasshead Alex where's the party Who ' s driving Pete Relax I'm eating Let's make a RUN Loca where are the Honies Rodrigin's Black Mosquito SUMMERTIME 26 & Collins Labor day wkend MD 20 j20 YAK BuMpEr ChUnKs CHILAX Javi , Rich , Beef, A] , Pete & Guille "Pound Machine" The Puercas Cadlos, Gabliel & Malcus The Band ] avi 1st gear outa here Fernie Hey Wob TATI I'm cuban Rich CANNONBALL Uvi Van Shaven U New Years 94 SHH He's Yaking 11:15 Rich Let's crap on it Shotgun Hook it up Mickey SASQUASH Party doesn't get good until 3:00 MGD This is bull Te Kill

YaPark SNAZZLED I'mJOANZING BUBLES Jaui, you're CrUsT Don ' t sell out BARMITZVA at the Beach The get along gang Marina Pounding Raf in Paradice The Rodeo Rich "MY BAD" ICE HOUSE Mirna ya voy para aya I'm so Busted I play the bass Kicked out of PEACKOCKS 5-0 at Dante's ABSOLUTE Chiller BK I don't want to go home The White Cockaroach Al, it died at 1:35 a.m Sr. Skit Egg, What? Foot action, Achi The Brewery Al 6 Times I CRASHED I'm mutating into Sleeping Beaury* Javi's HIBERNATING I'm Buzzing You want to 21 4 SURE I legally buy now "LA PERRA" Danny sing " Asturias"

Mamerto Martines LOLA

MUDING Ring ceremony I almost did THANK ' S Gille Cesar U love her Nicole S.O.B Funny Marylin Homecoming 93, "HOT DATE" shrink it I seamed who? Senioritis Majoris "DARKROOM" LIGHTS Mini Bus 94 You'll regret it in the morning, AL BALDIGA Chami . I hav tooo p Bu BU Bu BU BU BUO Papito Sr. Prom & Grad Night, Oh My GOD I can't see Not now, mybe later I'm NOT lazy PARTY UHH! Baja in the Summer They want me to BOUNCE slack ] avi lets go to Popular Discount Guilee, TIRED TIRED Thank ' s Mirna, Papa, We , Nani & Phil, Mimi y Abuelo , and Blackie. Love YA Later's, It's OVA!!

It's care not carmelita cha' madre chia pet we're sinking me vas a quemar el maletin bowling with Peter Hey, throw the ball on your lane vamos a tirar look the fish changes colors the bald

eagle falling down no wake there ' s a bird Mr Barros we have like 120 tests today is OK RICK !!! It ' s Deja Vu G n' R . Willie, guess you can't talk about your jeep no more

OK, it's A, B, C, D, E, and I'll cough every ten No seas cojudo Who wants the wax she broke my heart , so I ripped out hers

in school, but I got some air, look at my picture.

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Born: Miami Beach, Fl.; April 16, 1976; Belen 6-12; 6 Gr.+ J.V. Baseball; Algebra I silver medal; Key Club 9-12 ; Junior Chairman; BASTA Award Kiwanis Chairman; Peer Ministry II; Director E T.C. #33; Leader Senior Encounter; attending Florida State University

Rame God + Satan combined to perfection 6 - 12 the St. Theresa guys the fight with Pablo . 6 grade baseball I didn ' t say it 8B - the worst

Little Jimenez Javi Carreno + Inever again I'll have no cows J avi Hermida+ I-chalk in Valls' class Coach Ino Sophomore Retreat Homecoming '91 with Kina Key West with Fausti + Ernie two hats, sunglasses, etc Tombola Dance '92 out cold in the mosh pit J.V. baseball I said it jungle fever Audley-All-American scorekeeper Keys with Audley Gatorade mix on the balcony Key Club Convention Julio's lollipop Homecoming ' 92 with Michi what a waste of $65 Bobby's house who's with Marisol now? Cocoa Beach this is chilling as @ *# % seizure #1 Junior Encoun-

ter Disney with Vero Jorge Fernandez-Silva + I-the faithful Alfonsotropical como la palma y suave como el camello E.T.C. #32 dessett Audley-chillax Key Club Convention II but we were just talking . J avi Herran had better luck Keys with Alf + Jorge Camaraza what a trip Junior Prom with Maggie sorry about the car Audley summer of ' 93 lynch the FT finally Seniors seizure #2 . I can't drive for a year FSU 28-UM 10 ring ceremony the Lynch Mob E.T.C. #33 rookie directors Cathy, Vanessa, Heidey, Zoila, Alejandra, Madelayne two hours late I think I had a little too much coffee happy face Fuddruckers Sheila said what?! pizza at Cathy's homecoming week Senior Skit-Kid do pep rally Superman

tattoo Aleman you wet my pappers Homecoming with Kina II Pablo's house Tommy + Forever Young Jan. 1, 1994 FSU 18-UN 16 FSU # 1 Bob I'll split it with you J avi Herran + Superman La Salle Homecoming it was awesome Wendy dominos at Eddy Costa's house Rodrigo-la loca Rudy-orejon, papito Alf-cho body Tommy, Javi Herran, Javi Gonzalez, Richie, Peter Ed-13 years Laura, Venessa - you missed out Fausti + Ernie - thanks for the help with the seizures V ero, Kina, Michi - thanks for everything Ernie - thanks for the rides + the talks # of trips to Disney=?? Mom, Dad, Abuelo - los quiero Give me $ Mom Mari - see you in FSU later, chillers!

Frank Tank Bank Messieur le Problem Speed Racer Red Sox # 1 Frank get closer so I can see your paper Math Struggler Logic & Lost Pea in the Pod DAMN IT!! The everlasting football game Mrs. Valls Coach Cierra ("It's not a tumor!") . I love Math Chemistry (MIGHT!!!) The Blind leading the Blind I'll get a car eventually Benny I'm sure that ' s all true Kenny Fartlos Hwnbi Lwnbi Tovi Leave my lunch alone Kenny Sure you can come to get my notes] uan even though it's 1:00 a.m Point Blank . I don't want to hear about Chiara anymore Alfl Calfredo Let's go ride Gaycart's Gocart Hola esta Miguel es Quasimoto : Call Nikki Can you take me home? To

Michael & Pachi I Love my wonderful math skills White Trash What ' s that little red thing? That's Danny's car Paulo after we do Math I need help w/Chemistry ] esse how do you do this one? You owe me 4 bucks Hook me up w j] enny, Frank Got any magazines, Frank? How bout an AutoTrader? I told you ] eeps suck Willy (a.k.a. " Windy") Hook me up with math German A1f it's called downshifting NOT backshifting The Egg You have the worst memory German Senior Skit ] unior Encounter Senior Encounter Mamerto Aledy Alec How was your first lunch of the day German I'd rather have an Escort Mustang peel out Have you raced anybody yet? Wally

New record for most college applications Georgetown Amherst UMass Bowdoin Bates Stonehill St. Anselm BU BC Bendey Babson Harvard Yale Dartmouth UPenn Princeton Brown No!, Not a math test!!! ??Questionman?? Fr Steady Eddy Betty Buda Bawn Bowd Sto Doe Denise Goulet I'm going to explode Carmela traeme un yogurt por favor Slayer is the worst bad on earth, Danny!!! Patriot's #1 I doubt your car has that much horsepower Odie To Belen, Alf, Danny and all m y other friends and especially my parents , thanks for the memories That's all Folks!

R adio & Elecuonics Club 9, Key Club 9-12, United States A chievement Academy Merit Award {Sciences} 9 , Silver honors in Theology 10, Silver honors in Life Management Skills 10, Special Olympics Coordinator for Key Club 11, ] oe Garcia Campaign 11 , Rep lleana-Ros Lehtinen 11-12, Spanish Honor Society 10-12, S A.M E. 11 Amnesty International 11-12, Senior National Beta Club 12, United States Achievement Academy Foreign Languages Award 12.

7 Years at Belen; Basketball 6; Science Club 6; Swimming 7-8; Key Club 10-12; Varsity Football 10-12; All-Dade Honorable Mention 12

Guille Nano #7 WRjCB Playoffs, First Ever Guillermomo

Where am I? Manos de pan Beach Fest 93 Ralph, get the good stuff

What's the address? Bull Ice Did I play in this game? Air it out

Blackhawks Is ok Reverse Monsters of Belen Your welcome Jr. Prom, Ho Ho Ho Ring ceremony Cesar, breathe deeply Rick , you passed it Summer at Baja Fear #3 3 Papalote

Thanks Achi Foot action Gentlemen Tribute to Mamerto I Have no more money I hate cops Wait up I have to go to the bathroom Dante's

bustidy bust My big hose Get Julio's bag Logic & Sleep Speech & Bayou South Beach bridge She's a puerca Midnight study sessions

Don't tell me to chilax I'd take care of it

Homecoming, sorty I'm late but I got smacked Jason Panzon Lawn jobs

Crustidy crust Yankees, Dolphins, Heat Te kill ya park MGD The Barmitzfa Football on the beach Nice ambulance Talking to me?

Rich, you missed the toilet Why are we leaving peacocks? Miami Sequarium

Do you have Xtra small Road trips Senior skit, the egg Chu-bady Seni-

oritis Can't believe I dropped it Belen 21 Key West 0 I really don 't remember His elevator doesn't stop on floors Ralph, where did we go yesterday? Magda, Nice catch Calvi's class The tag team . . . I hate Cardinal Gibbons All-Dade Honorable Mention Thanks, Cliff Pound Machine F I.U Super Summer Program I'm Tired! Come ooon! Special thanks to all my friends To Mami, Papi, Alina, Baba, Babo, Mayda, Beta, Belo, and Belen I love you all, you made me who I am And last but not least, thank you God

Lets talk trash the poster boy Ed updates the lake experience in the mobile Lourdes Jr Prom with Bobby (notation) the weekend we became fish proud FT member for 3 years FT, EA, JPS, RL, RMC, EC, RC, AD, CG, BT, FG, MH Ocean ReefjGolf Cart adventures with Audley, guapsD, trickyD, hernyD when sobreiry rears its ugly head the FT is there thanks for everything you've done Crisry, you're the best CGP Uncle Jorge, Jp, Eddy and me long conversations with Mr C Bimini 94=jaime, rich, preston, chris, ed, and ed los que mastican chicle 4th period

smokehouse cinco barriles en Casa Alleyn New Years Eve 93 South Carolina got housed the masterplan was put in effect roadblock on US 1 = me, robert, and julio Deli Lane FT Formal and the Melting Pot the salt shaker thirteen come and go at the bachelor pad Washington Spring Break 94 the white rental car the incredible underwear races Ring Ceremony at Eds the Citrus War Lechonazo 92, 93 Dominos in the Key Club Office Lollapalooza 92 Oceanfront Century at Eds the photoshoot Red Jerry Papito can't play Dam-

inos Rodrigo, throw the Turtiquanti Wu Wu, its a Knight Rider thing I didn't scam Mirta American Gladiators with Fausti Nobody beats the Wiz Denise and the Loser Michelle's cool oye, chivo loco eres un sariaco random acts of vandalism car bashing with Eddy Columbus Day Weekend Rowing State Championships = Sorry Ricky the Specs incident with Crisry thank you Mami, Papi, Jaime, Cielo, Tio, Titi, and everyone else who contributed to my corruption

7 years at Belen; NJHS 7, 8, 9; NHS 10, 11, 12; Alpha 10, 11; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 10; Distinguished Member 9, 10; Students Against Drunk Driving 10, 11, 12

WILLOW #72 GOLF TEAM BIG BERTHA SPIRIT OF '76 CRAZINESS ERNIE C. -RHETORICAl GENIUS 7/7/93 - ROLL IN THE HAY MY DOG DOESN'T BITE LOPETHON SHEA! FORE!

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TIFFANY EDDY HAS SUSPENSIONITIS WE NEED A GOLF COACHjTEAMjCOURSEjMONEY STORYTIME W /COACH ENO THE COWBELL I NEED A RIDE NESTOR HAS A VISION I WILL BREAK FORTY ALEX AS MUGSY - I'LL COUNT TO TEN PELE VANEGAS NO MORE BLIND DATES MACY'S PARADE NO MORE SHOELESS LEAGUE FOR ME ALEX "P.J." LEVY STARFISH FONDUE AND BAD SALAD AT RAY'S PAPELASO TALKING GRAD NIGHT W jMRS. VILA PING-PANG-POW-MAN FEMININE AND FRIVOLOUS MAMERTO MARTINEZ SUBSTITUTION LADY LIKE A CHRISTIAN YOU HAVE TO BE HERE MENTALLY. SEE YA BELEN LOVE YA MOM, DAD, DITTO, ANNETTE I WILL GO ON TOUR!

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7 yrs in Belen; Student Council; Key Club; National Honor Society; National Junior Honor Society (President, Secretary); Spanish National Honor Society (Treasurer); Varsity Tennis Team; Math Team; CloseUp; Europe Trip '94; Students United to End Homelessness (founder, President)

Aren't you lucky to be reading my dot dots. I'm not black. To my family thanks for all the love and support. J avi C I love your hair color. Mark don't be jealous of me. Javi H you can eat at my house again at yours. Michael lets have lunch at the libraty Diani and Crisci "las Rodonas son Perfectas". Monica best friends forever through good and bad. Ray you want to room with me at Harvard, I'm going to kill you with my pen. J avi you want to go to Lipton. Willow you want to play golf Marisa don't hate me because I'm beautiful. Alex remember Sarasota you fish. Jose you ' re such a Pig (for lack of a better word) Europe "94" = the town dock and crane, kirsh, bier and vino verde, Javi's umbrella, Ms Hernandez "Can I use your hairblower?" Alex B bye snow. Gus remember St. Thomas those

were the days. Jesse thanks for taking home J avi and Carlos. Paul thanks for all your help (like showing me how to use this machine) J avi your a ho but the best tennis partner. BELEN TENNIS. I loved the Madonnajchirino parody Albert a smart person in Columbus. Mimi have fun in Ohio. Patty L. you were a fun homecoming date. Junior Proms, Senior Proms, Homecomings, Christmas Formals all fond memories of high school. CLOSE-UP "Wow!". The downtown lunch crowd. Europe '93 Nicole how's a Amsterdam Sarasota 76-94 the sun, the winecoolers, Lori, Crisci and the group. MY FAMILY= Taco y Tara gracias por todoj Abi your the best/ Abuelo Pancho/ Ulla kiss kiss/ Tlo Tico and Tia Idelma thanks for the supporcjTio Pancho and Tia Silvia remember when you cook me

took Mexico jTio Jorge and Tia N eisy remember when I worked for youjJorgedon't skip too muchjNeisy Ernie = I'll make it in collegejCarlosjSilvia and FicojChistina = you better behave at LourdesjMERCY ANN= lets go shopping (Dadeland), don't go out with him he's a loser, how many infractions do you have (I know there not your fault) /J AVI = the future doctor, you're not better looking, don't be so cheap, how's Nicole? jMOM = pizza al forno? yes I'm taking my medicine, I like my hairjDAD = everyone was there and you don't know themji LOVE YOU ALL!! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING jBYE BELEN! NOW THE QUESTION IS GEORGETOWN OR HARVARD???

LETS ROCK! ALFREDO ALFRED ALF LIFE FORM WHAT?? MORNING BASKETBALL LAKERS RULE MAGIC IS THE BEST - CELTICS SUCK - FRANK YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT CARS WHOOP THERE IT IS POINT BLANK??? ARE WE GOING TO TOUCH THE SAND? ALBERT LEND ME TEN BUCKS SYLVIA GET A LICENSE PLATE WHITE FLASH = WHITE TRASH GAME SEVEN IN HOLLANDS CLASS · FRANK THE TANK FRANK IT'S FOUR IN THE MORNING - STOP STUDYING

DANNY YOU SUCK AT BASEBALL MANDY YOU SUCK AT BASKETBALL IS LISA CROSS EYED?? MONICA WHO MUSTANGS KICK #@% WE HAVE A TEST TODAY? . I LOVE INCAS- NOT MANDY YOU'RE AN IDIOT LOOK IT'S LUST - NO IT'S MAGDALENO LETS GO GET A SLURPEE BAD TO THE BONE YOU ARE THE DUMMY GUILLERMO YOU ARE A MAMAS BOY

RALPH IT'S NOT B/ C HE IS BLACK SYLVIA WHO IS IT THIS WEEK? PROBES SUCK WHAT ABOUT SUPRAS? SYLVIA STOP SCREAMING SYLVIA DOES NOT STOP DANCING FAT PEOPLE IN CIVICS HOOTERS DANNY EAT YOUR SOUP SALAD COULD YOU GIVE ME A SMALL COKE? NATALIE WHO DANNY A. YOU WANT TO RACE?? FRANK WHAT CAR DO YOU LIKE DANNY B LOVES JENNY -N 0 T FRANK, DANNY YOU KNOW WHO IS SO ANNOYING SUMMER OF ' 93 WAS AWESOME- CHIARA UB40 =CHIARA WHERE IS LADIOS ?? NOVA UNIV ??? THE SUNFLOWER JASONHEAVY METAL SUCKS- BASS RULES LA CASITA INCIDENT 4 :00A.M LETS GET TACOS I WANT TO GIVE HER MY CROSS WOOO BUNDY LETS DRIVE FOR THREE HOURS SO WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO -I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE#$%* DO YOU WANT TO DO

WHAT FORM DO YOU HAVE? DID I JUST GET IN AN ACCIDENT SYLVIA?

LUIS YOU ARE THE INSTIGATOR LUIS GIVE ME YOUR LUNCH FEB 09/90NANETH GETS MARRIED OCT 24/92 MY FAVORITE NIECE IS BORN JAN 24/93 I AM A GODFATHER JUNE 26/93 ANETH GETS MARRIED ANETH I MISS YOU ISLA MARGARITA IS O.K. SO WHAT IF IT'S A FOUR CYLINDER SIS IS THE COOLEST PAOLO TEACH ME MATH WOOO BOOM BOOM BRADOCK BILLS SUCK CHIARA DOLPHINS #1 I GOT THE SILVER BULLET PUBLIX 327 I LOVE YOU CHIARA THANK YOU PAP!, MAMI, NANETH, ANETH, HENRY, PAOLO, MANDY, FRANK, DANNY, SYLVIA, CHIARA, AND ALL OF YOU WHO MADE POSSIBLE FOR ME TO MAKE IT THROUGH BELEN SEE YA!!

0Sj0Sj76; Guayaquil, Ecuador; S Years at Belen; Builders dub 8; Key Club 9-12; Radio & Electronics 9; Metereology 11-12 Treasurer; Spanish Honor Society 11-12; Retreats (7-12); Science Fair Award 10; Senior Skit 12; Grad Night 12; Volunteer at Ileana Ros- Lehtinen Office

Joey Thumper LollapaloozajAndrew weekend bash fandango the Boat medium singleton Eric's lighter fire Homecoming 92 Devil's Angels boiling suppositories math competitions j Miami Subs Essence of chicken Chrissy Chris Dedrick Pisstin Hurricane laugh therapy Yes Melissa, I am your therapist Primetime & Late night JCV28B You hit Phil's car a bit too hard, Dave Amy, I owe you a coconut Lisa's mini-bus You called him a bug Harold Miner, Nomber tirty two discombobulus

Outta Love Again (and again) race against time Kenny and the corner of Matilda Ret Sam I'm zi knit ace 4Jul Marco Is w/ Lisa and Cheryl brothers in boredom like spaghetti I know what you mean, Dave evil is good Master Hokey-Pokey . where's the radio chillaxed bgock peas are still there Party in Progress yxy? double homeless Alex, stop hiccuping sounds fair all that she wants New Yrs at Javi's How does your battery taste, Dave scamara empty Denny's parking lot in a Volvo staring at an

Office Depot sign chia bagel thats awesome you'll regret it in the morning the bus left us nice commodities You're not cool w j out aVolvo or Tempo the thing's whatever c'mon Jesy, don ' t be that way that made sense make a reft at the right is this some kind of sick joke? Linda, to a beginning? thanks to Mom, Dad, Michael, Mona, the rest of my family, Jorge, Monica, the rest of that family, J esy, Elena, and all those that went unmentioned (intentionally or not), it ' s been fun but I've gotta move on blah blah blah Now it begins

CARLOS BRUCE YOGI

TERE UTILE PRINCESS ST. BRENDEN GRADNITE 93 ST. BRENDEN JR AND SENIOR PROM UNIVERSAL PAINTBALL

CASPER POINT BLANK CAPTAIN CARLOS CAPTAIN (RANGER JOE) JOE GUILLE JUAN ALEX CODE NAMES

GHOST, GOD WARLOCK, SLIVER, SHADOW JOEY WHEN ARE WE GETTING THE SHIRTS? 68

AUTOMAG RINKER FOREST REY YOU CAN'T MAKE VARSITY MEATHEAD I'M GETTING A RODEO, MUSTANG, TALON, PROBABLY A JEEP TONY GOT A BLAZER SK-

ING STUCK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN MAGNUM ATE ALL THE SANDWICHES CESAR WHEN ARE YOU GETTING A GUN GREY GHOST $150 SURE BUDDY HE WHAT JOEY GOT A PATHFINDER NICE CAR JOE PATHFINDER MOTEL HAS WHAT? A PATHFINDER MOTEL IT WAS LESS SAPO GETTING A CAR ALWAYS FREE WITH ·THE PATHFINDER MOTEL SAPO AGAIN A TRUCK ORAL REPORTS IN SPANISH BRING SOMETHING TYPE SURE WHY? TO SHOW THAT YOU DID WORK CUBA IS OVER JOEY HEY JOEY WHEN IS TUTOR

OLD FLUFFY FLUFFY TUSH MAILMAN HUNTING JOEY DON'T FORGET YOUR PANTS SPINOUT ALMOST HIT A WALL I DID IT ON PURPOSE CESAR YEAH BUD POINT BLANK ALMOST HISTORY LETS START A TREASURY ALEX SOLD IT FOR A GOCART WORKING 3 YEARS AT BELEN SUMMER CAMP TERE I'LL TAKE YOU TO SWENSON'S TOOK ME FOREVER THANK YOU MOM, DAD, JAVI THANK YOU TERE, I LOVE YOU FOR THOSE WHO SAID I WOULDN'T MAKE IT #*%$%/) CLASS OF 94 I'M OUT OF HERE

SIX YEARS AT BELEN; KEY CLUB 11th GRADE; J.V. SOCCER LETTERMAN lOth GRADE; VARSITY SOCCER LETTERMAN 11th GRADE; KARATER; DCYF 1st PLACE CREATIVE WRITING

6/13/76, Rio Piedras Pueno Rico; Belen 7-12; J.H. Cross Country; J .H Track; Presidential Fitness Award; Varsiry Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; #1 Freshman in the State C.C.; #2 Sophomore in the State C.C.; Freshman School Record 16 :46 for 3 Miles; Varsiry Track 9, 12; MVP Cross Country 10, 11, 12; MVP Track 10; 1st Team All Dade Cross Country 11, 12; Who's Who in Spons; Key Club 9, 12; Film Makers Sociery 11; Parry Coordinator; Lourdes Exchange Day (P Lombillo); Europe Trip; Year Book

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Relax The party doesn't get good till 3 Wait, let me c ifl can hear the music. Where's Ben.NC 1, 2, 3, 4 Peter,who taught u how to drive Patty called me a snob. Frog Baseball LIFE'S HARD Girls are people too. Overdose on Cuban Cofe. Only the strong. The Barbs: Anet (Slippety When Wet),Mar,Natso,Juaca,Jan et,Flow.Ralph lets go 4 a RUN.Sorty Caro, no coolers. I crashed again.Congrats Pat on your first Tom. Don't worty Mar,I'll take care of u Peter she's not ugly I didn't scam her Rene FSU CAMP You got problems STOP BY 7, 11 Yes, I'm Anet's Best Friend! I can't drive I'm grounded Dave, I don't want to run Rodriguin, 12 years and counting I play GUITAR. I should be a SINGER. I DON'T WANT TO GO HOME.How

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about that. Casually. Test driving cars with Phil at track meets. Mustache. The Bees Thanks Franco for my first lesson. TARATATA. Mami, ya llegue I'm Buzzing Hard. I'm 21.! run,to the Bar So what if she's 14 I'rri eating call back Tom Tom Ben's heart stopped again Adventure Run Look no underwear Lunch table chisme FUIQUI School House Road Santos Pio Pio Puchito What are you fuin MOAN I have to PEE Despasito o bomito Ralph's Puercas Bridge Jumping Barq crashed Lorenzo, I've got the 2nd to last bench Minga Falls 3 months and 1 week Lets POUND The egg in the skit ABSOLUT New Years "94" I'm in Dennys? Ralph CUCARACHA died 1:30am Band Practice I have MONO.The Get Along Gang

No more Grove.JungleJuice It's all Danny's fault I need some more "ICE" It's time to go FISHING I'll run Track next year We're not lost I'll wash your car Marlene Hay Mint (ENA) whats up.Scamfest.AL ATAQUE.I hope I graduate.) avis Barmitzvah 6 and counting. You Know I could arrest you right now.JEEP!2 FLIPS, 3 ROLLS, and ON FIRE-WE SURVIVED.Cristy can u swallow?Who wants to write my paper. EUROPE TRIP. Prom. Grad Nite. When's our next ADVENTURE Javi. Andy, are you cold? FIREMEN .I 'm going to be a CHEF when I grow up. Thanks Anet for being my best friend all through my H.S.years. U know I'll always love u.Thanks Belen and the Class of "94" for all those great memotys! Thanks Mom Dad and J o for your love and support. LOVE YA!

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10-29-76, 4:35 PM ; 4 Yeats at this institution 9-12; 4 Years in Key Club 9-12; Chairperson 10; President 11; Lt Governor 12; Peer Ministry 11; ETC # 32 11; Film Maker ' s Society 11 ; Spanish Honor Society 12; Wrestling 9; BaseballlO; Volleyballll ; Senior Skit 12; A.B.E.C. VW Club 11-12 ; Hooked on Phonics 2

I will pass away sometime in the 21st century (I) They call me Audley From the Keys, Chago2, W elcraft, Chago, Jorge, Catlos Spring Break, Alfonso, Max, Gallo, WOW! Rough Week

Many cases, stamps, cents, Hey Y eyo Ed , 0 Reef (L) David's Easter Fantasy Fest, Mills, David, Raul Have you ever played indoor b-ball,Javi BAC stuck in the back of the head Where were you? Fausti, Band? Lonely Cree? Jorge , Humb., Fausti, Kiddo (0) Bobby, my partner in crime 48hr Buzz, David, Javi, what's his name? Erick F. , No it isn't, no RobjRob, Convention Rame, Ernie, Kiki, Talahassee M.LL.# 10 jQB - I'll hook you up! Hutch, your house cramming (V) Kiki, you're pie-7 forests Cep , just - trash Sanders, Why ask why?

Gus j Mike Footbolistas Randy, Upcoast? Big Sunday, Nest. Oigo Hey, your eyes ate glazed Ren, Chris, Bakety Wally Tiff Carlos B., RU here? (E) My Datk Friend, Todd-AKA Inspector Gadget Alfonso, Glandered Choobaddy Yo, " B David, Frank, Mike (CH-7) Wuz up Cain? .Javi,I need a pill D's Crib Tribal Funk Tipp (Y) Ole Dog, Onyx UFO 96 ... Jorge -evety Friday MGD, Let it be your friend Ernie,mine is better Fausti, Whooohh Christy,thanx for the page (0) Sandra, Why do you stop?- I'll see you on the South Campus 14643-26/ 88 11994 Cristy, we're down Auddog, Catla, Alison - too funny Rick, VCR Rudy , Bones Jorge, ElBote Cafe Pete (U) Ozzy, Ralph Ralf

Alfonz , check out the Grafixx of Talahassee S.P., Ah-Ha Olano, Moran, Kelly, Fernandez, Duran, Alvarez, Bellon, Camataza, etc Together we ate the Lizatd King (S) Was up Jon (A) Food for the starving artist (N) Call my name and I will answer (D) Was happinin' fool (R) let it go tough guy (A) For those that I forgot,! send all my love Old folks,Nani,IA,Wicha,Yeya - your cells will live forever Ashley - only sometimes Jolene- matty him Tony, Danni, Zachary, Tiki Stella -I owe you my life Pedro - relax - retire Pubo, where ever you may be!?* @# % $ () ! @ #? I'm out like David Koresh!!!

Andres I andy I Dre I "Latino Fino' ' I Paisa I B&A Hommies 4-Eva I Lyrical Gangbang I U Fish I GIN I Stick Em' Dre I "Calmate Ralph" I Cream Cheese Cristy C-ya at D'altar I OH Shout outs:Darius I A.K.A Snoop I Rob I Tommy Boy I Joe D. I ].Howell N'da House I Wheelin on Belmont 1 Jack,I'll Drive 2 N.Y.C. I Rachel I Bert D'Amp is cooking I Ha!Ha!Ha! I Juguitos At Javy ' s I GranMstr Al I What Did U Steal? I Julie A. Horvath 1 "Omar Shut Up" I "Juan I Found Jr." I Oh,$!#@ I Realistic Rules I

J.D.'s Bedmate I "Javy I'm In Jail" I Oaktree I Ceasar's Grand Theft I Awsome 4-some I Bert's Whooped I B.A.J.A. Posee I Prez.Hairdub 4 men I Fernie,Stop sign! I Oops! Perry Ellis I Halloween at O.S.U. I 123 U R P2inned I Loca I Guille,Go,Go,Go I Phunkadelik Vibez I Hot Wheels on Sundays 1 Splat!Egg on D Bronco I C-Me Paro I FII Labedas I SunCity W I Julie I Alright Bro. I (ride,mold,blow me) I Get Out! I Sumer Klan I J+J I S+A I Cali Cartel I Ursuline Irish I Eggin' With B.A J A. I Dave+Vivi

Rescue I Where R D']eevas I N M.B. 2 S.W. In 20 I G-String Baby I Who's Waldo I Ojo I Gentlemeen I B-Boy I Best Lived 18 Ever I D'5th Period Stench I "Dimelo" I Nina Strapped I 4sizes 2 big I Low Sagger I Grad.Nite W I Julie I Bert Levantate I AL, UR Beats R Off I Storm of '93 I 5ft of Snow I 2 dam cold I Dropin' Camry 1 Wrestler's Do It on D'Mat I Never Ending Thanx 2:God,Papi,Buelita,C hris,Tia C & Tia M,Tio,Bea Belen,Mr.Vich, A.Z I J H. I M.A. Thanks 4 never Fading I I'm Out!!

BORN: 414176 Cali, Colombia; 5 yrs. at Belen; Spanish Honors 7-10 grd.; Big Brother Program; Wrestling 9-11 grd.; State Qualifier (Ohio); Senior Prom Organizer (Ohio); Speed Skater on Counry Team; State Finalist; Senior & Sophomore Enar ; Soccer 7, 8, 11 grds.; State Qualifier (Ohio); OAKTREE Manager; A.L.P.H.A. 9 & 12 grds.; Amnesry Intl' 11 & 12

1123 176; 7 yrs. at Belen; Baseball 6; Volleyball 8; Football Spring 9; Tennis 712; Golf 12; N.].H.S. 6-8; N.H.S. 9; Spanish H.S. 9-12; B.A.S.E.S. 9; Beta Club 10-12; Close-Up 11; Forensics 12; Key Club 9-12; Senior Skit Creater;

J avi . . J av Caprin Sellout La familia In the Jungle I'm always on time Only male with P.M.S Willow tapit to me I ACT I stolled Bob's notes J oaq do you have Lipton tickets Tennis is a mans Sport Jetskies with Jose and Al Don't taunt Shanehneh I 12 people in car for artsfestival Weekend updates with Juana I 8-B Ricky she can't sing Crank calling at Raul's house J av I beat you in Computers

Randy I'll call you when I get home The Keys with Eddy whose worse than Nestor Chris #7 Sophomore Sitin I meeting Junior prom fight Close-Up93 Europe 1 Cancun94 Jesse, JoseSenior Skit Chris we never talked Roommate Jorge got his license? J oaq we never go out Tico +my cousin's friend=

Seaquarium All New Years on Skiing trips Alex did Ana love it Eb, How about our bet . . . 3 girlfriends at once Beach with Gallo and Randy I Mission accomplished Encounters, Homecomings I sang better today, no? Movie projects w 1 Rick,Jorges,Oscar,Raul and J.P I'm not a ho Albertina manipulative Pablo stop touching me Gallo let's race Ms. Sanchez wilted,Miyar's babel. Vila jokes,Salas I hate her,Speech&Drama need I say more Randy what's wrong now I Think before you act Tico I always drive I Im curup Felipi lets play golf Meezals during P.].'s party Baseball with Old Chiper Grooves in the heart quiz Math

Final Viverin breakdown Gerry's final w I review Skipping classes It's never

my fault Mr Clerol, the only blonde senior Lend me your C.D.'s Tennis districts and bus trips Good morning & here are todays announcements

Gradnight Jesse help me with Math

Do you have the answers to the test . . . 3 cans and I'm gon2e Gargamel: parents divorce,M.P.D The bus says Belen Alf's crash on B-day Strip shows with Erotica Field trip to UM theater J oaq are you playing with Jorge today Everyone is related to me 100 pennies to casherist Alex are you still taking a shower Long lasting relationships are for me Ernie's notes Fausti supercow Jesse I drove your Jeep I Jose I quit No chubady ni sanbady Thanks Papi, Mami, Pablo, Mana, Ana, Class of 94 Rules That's all folks!

I - Shu buddy - Cris (my babe) - Rose - Russel - Lilly - Best of friends - hey BOAAH! - Kawama - flipper- Sitting on a rock-shuah! - fantastic - D@# $ head = D@# $ head - Deja vu (Juan)LOVE - Stilickno! - Go see if your camera is on sale- TCBY-TCOB- Cariness- 74- Big 0-Perdido (Marcelo)where's my jack-stuck on the moon with Willy-Willy breath! -3 cylinder Mazda -Chuck- Nestor (kook) MenendezYOU- get along gang- Jr. Encounter led by George Calleja - Milian Mari# @ $ - Mandy have you seen my hat? - ETC -cafe'- CRISTINA- Green EyesAerobics (Barbie) - Don't fag Ol!t Ricky

-awe who gives ash@#! -Let Wally go free -I love Mamerto Martine - Alex PJ levy - talk to me - I'm coming - 80 proof group - Fewit - I'll find you a date, Willy?! - Ubhenstrghenfuher - Santo Domingo- cadia (puerca)- Ten second chug- the Willy Ride (US1&57)- ICE -S.O.B - Your Ass-Hey Juan cut the roach-Fuzzy Monster- GRRR! -Kit Kat Mario - Miami Subs - In the ballsTurbo-Tempo-Teddy you're supposed to break it in first - Rod wears the Hoochie- 2 stamps - Quit screwing with the radioGonna rip costa-Villa= what? - LocaMartel's workout- I'm okay don't touch me! - Melting Pot - It needs oregano,!

want to go on the jumping thing!Lombio, don't get naked - the asian experience (Andy's house)- czar & abe-tipo suave - yor - yomar - momar - Oink Mirta- Big Teddy Bear - Bottom Bunman-I still owe you breakfast - I'm ripped - Beautiful Master -I like your cooking, Rosi - ?what? - Peter you have something on your mouth - Love you more - Hey Alex your suppose to use the break when you turn - Thanks mama,papa- Vince I'm just playinglove you - Whateva! - Finally! - see ya never Go Bye Bye!

8-12 grade; Wresder 9-10-12 Varsity; Captain 10-12; Football 12 Varsity; track * 810; Santo Domingo 11-12; Survived Feb. 18, 94; E.T.C 34 participant 12; Mascot, Waldo ST.Brendan 12; Not a member of N O S 8-9-10-11-12; District J.V. Discus Champ 8

6 years at Belen (missed 11th):; Baseball 610; Coaches Award 8; All-Star 6, 8; J.V. Letter 9; Varsity Letter 10; Basketball 6-9; Coaches Award/All-Star 6; J.V. Letter 9; Football Letterman 12; Volleyball 8; Jr. Beta Club 8, 9 ; President 9; Big Brothers Program 12 ; Close-Up 12; D.C.Y.F Creative Writing Award 6; Geometry Award 10

Cep,Papelazo #41, #15 "budei"

Ransom Wall Grove Locals 1st ever playoff team Memorial Day ' 91 (the ice incident) busted at Fat Tuesday's 50 screen "Que Mareo"

V-ball at lOth Erick's patties Belen

dances Mickey's "out of gas"

Memorial Day ' 92 "The Rook"

ARBY'S Velveeta playing datts and pool the king of hydrosliding Player's free dinners at TPF "Oye

Cepero para tirar alarde" "Pucho might have downed 54" minivan adventures

Julio's Cafe "Have you heard of anything to do tonight" Nic

Michelle's fart "White Men Can't Jump" Club X-tasy in the Grove

The French and Jewish New Year ('92-'93) the pimp mobile Tom-bola '93 midnight dip Senior Skit (Speed Racer pace) turtle-neck $5 special tap it Labor Day '93 (busted) quick six or terrific twelve midnight runs for the border The Glamour Boys .2 "hook me up " "see you in Marco" Audley is garbage "Kiki, when are you gonna get your license " the velvet Puma's "I got dibs" Rick "1-800-FLOWERS" Sanders Sunny Delights ICE Naples pictures w / Fausti Cabrera

Postal Service wounded bison . . 5 a.m. Brim mission the Spring Break slip Kiki =Mr Mom 5th period guige coaches office basketball head Gracias Abuelo Alfredo, N ena, y las tias, te quiero Alfred, Chichi, Yuds, Alex, Mike, Marlene, Janet, Lisa, and Eb , thanx for everything Jennifer, I LOVE YOU Mami y Papi te quiero con todo mi corazon, gracias thanx to all my friends R.P., R.S., E.B., A.B., C.H., M.V , C.L., J G. , T R., M.U., Mr. Calvey, Ch. Holland, Ch. Stuart a very special thanx to M.B.C. for a wonderful4 years

Ernie 9-12 blue bug #32 . I JV Basketball The Junior Show v. LaSalle (24 pts, lOblks) J r Hcmg . L Annie T. thanx for all the chips lights out at 3:00 I don't like pumpkins, Alf Ramiro episode I Last of the Mohicans wIFausti 0 J r Encounter shubadi Close Up, don't plant your flags guys I I love Washington DC the felchers V J r Prom w I Annie R the boat Mark, wake up bro, relax Carola I miss the summer too E Bobby I'm sorry Cris need 2 spare tires Merry Xmas Park it's a heat up let's go chill at Carola ' s house the Klan Y Marco Island slack Ernesto, que tu esta hacienda, busted scherelickno sterelioni Mission FSC 0 let ' s go cap a grit Carola we make the best tostones? Sr Hcmg w I Michi

Pablo's house U Kennedy Park (the bridge) Sr Skit N slack ETC #33 my ring thanx Lalen 0 Tommy she's hodd W wet smiles are the best cooks are a heat up Senior Ring Ceremony thanx Carola, Mari & Eddy's house malasuerte you are a SAPO Nov 13 ; damn that ' s a lot of cars Ramiro episode II, Kiki, Audley 6 hrs straight craziness in Tallahassee 4 . Alex, holding the rope for 3 months applehead 26th in Miami Beach this is chilling as@#$ * wall of shame . . . E slack editors no audley mine is better J avi is cool it was wally that made the hole, Steve Tommy forever young Key West - riot in the gym V Ahh, Bonita Bay MGM with M,S,C,E,L ICE is best Xmas Formal with Michi woman the

Limo, Cris?! tailgate parry in the tank . . . E . Alex's surprise parry ,go PJ timon de wawa enigma your outta gas boss heir caps this is ghetto Sr Encounter w:hat an experience R . . . never again : mametto lives 4th period chilling in the bathroom Tallahassee funk ETC #34 salutes: Tommy, Javi, Ramiro , BBB, & ACC Jun. 31 Tommy want to borrow my jacket Hey you little I'm more big than you Michi1434, Carola, Cris, & Bobby-thanx for everything Thanks Wawy #22 , Kiki, Dad, & Mom-I Love You " The key to immortaliry is first living a life worth remembering" Thanks for all the memories Belen Don't stop believing I'M OUTIA HERE the end of the beginning.

July 26, 19 7 6; Belen 9 - 12 ; Varsity Basketball letterman 12 ; Key Club 9-11 ; Active Member Award 11 ; Close Up 11; Senior encounter leader; Mametto productions 12; Senior Parent Encounter leader; Peer Ministry 12; Big Brother Program 12; E T C. #33 & #34; Editor in Chief, Echoes 94; Faculty editor; A B E C. VW Club 11-12; Whipped club V P 12.

5 Years at Belen, 1 jYear Sixth Grade, 4 Years Key Club, Treasurer 11th, Distinguished Treasurer 11th, Chairman 12th, 3 Years Spanish Honor Society, 3 Years FT, CloseUp 93, New Orleans 93, Toronto 92 , 8th Grade V-Ball, 10th-11th Crew, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Beta Club 8th-12th, ETC#?, Yearbook Staff

LETS TALK TRASH Toronto92 I can't live like this The birdsjmist CloseUp93 . 2 Shoot the Hole HiLo New Orleans93 Lost Cow Syndrome Emilio Bourbon St Were Here Alone 4 Corners Capt Whatever Robert Why The Towels RayMeister Skyward JoJo The Vein Oceanfront The Hood Big Dogs Club FRED Los Mangos Ed Attack Beach V -ball Chaos at Apt. 14C Stalker Bachelor Pad 13 Come & Go . I Can't I Have Rowing Whatever The Ritual FM

Junior Promj The Cruise Swampthang Levy Mobile No Wipers SuperSophs Shoeless League MGD UNICEF Derby at Eddy's FSU game92 Pier5 55 Why U go dat

Girl Scool Bermuda Triangle BIContinental Telos CORTO N2WC Bound by Shame Hook wj neighbors 15 Raindrop Rule I'm not Driving UM Games Minnesota Master Plan LO-CAL DieHards

FT DA BOYS Alfredo , Ed, J.P., Rick, Eddy, Robert, Bobby, Charla, Mike, Fausti Ray Applehead Mamerto Land of Milk & Honey, Doggie Dog & other Eddy Sayings Death Row & DarkSide Corta in the OB Knight-Rider "The Weekend Oct8-11" We Grew Gills Party in Progress . . . I get to Stay I'm a Good Catch Ring Ceremony The Papers . 6 Grade Skit Make a List Melting Pot Ed Update Lawn Jobs Operation GAP At Least Drive While Your Parked Reverse at

55mph Citrus Wars The Mobile 1j2nite Salas JPisado This is for the DotDots My Printer is Broken Who Threw the@*# EGG 6in180 Frog Baseball GLO Remember When Lake Tailgate Party Salt Shaker DUKE Bobby I don't have Your Sandals Drive By's Laundty Room Michelle Hydroplane What Time is it Deli Lane Hold the Rope Felchers CGP Dtu Dominoes Centuty Tutti quanti W ally Fester Underground Mafia

THANKS 4 EVERYTHING MAMI, PAPI, JACKIE (FUFU), ABUELA, ABUELO, YEYE, & EVERYONE ELSE!! SEE YA!!

You got em New Years Eve (It was black, Alex) FeSU game with Beef Nob Hill Cisco day Tekillya day Let's go on a cannonball Let's crap on it

This is bull@#%! Captiva (Alex and Marco) I haven't had this much fun in seven months Thanks Cristy

You're officially on my bad side thats all you had to say Ralph, I'll see you in 15 min Crusty Air it out (Wildcats)

Nah, you're out of here Shotgun, (called it) Lets chill after school I don't want to go home Senior Skit (egg)

We ain ' t goin ' back (Salas) It's ova, again Hook it up Christy's sleep over (Marco, Peter) He stoled our Mick-

eys Get along Gang Whatever Thatsgood New Years 93 (p.p) I'm goin' somewhere Lollapalooza 92 Shrink it Sasquach, M G D Light bulb incident (heeey) We finally did it (] avi) Mama Rosas Spain The Doors Lets get altered Pound Machine Thats slack From Al, That thing is huge and disgusting (Raquel) Hi, Denise and Michelle Whats wrong with you I'm buzzing hard Senioritis I have to pee again Absolut

Lets go on a run Dont sell out Im so dead You sure know how to ruin a guys b.day Wide right (DAMN) The marina We got the book Pirufo

Son of a@*%$!, you've been drinking Bobs Barricade (Alex, Why?)

You're a mutant Glasshead Basic Instinct (Angel) 4:40 Cryin' Babys Sleeping Beauty Paradise (Lily) Why?, because yes We got busted Cowboys #1 ICE HOUSE Naked Lady Park Grad Night Prom Foot Action Oh, No fatboy It's all psychological Rodeo Kicked out of P.cocks YOU'LL REGRET IT IN THE MORNING Love ya, Amatxo, Aita, Robert , Wrinkles

Thank you for everything

7 years at Belen.; Tennis 6; Spanish Honor Society 9-12; Key Club 9-12; Alpha Club 9-12 ; Film Maker's Society 11; Dual Credit at St. Thomas University 11

HUTCH Perdido #31 #24

District Runner-ups State Playoffs, 1st time ever Marce, what do you want to do tonight? Business Man Senior Skit '93 She's an animal Fantastic

Then Summer at Oceanfront Durty

Kurdy ' s . Sarasota Tempo Turbo

Let's watch the game at Mario's house

Youth Group Mario let's drink some syrup Cep is throwing Pap's again

Cella where are the Fifi's hiding? Air it out (5-1) We were cheated Aerobics 10 more squeeze Adrian showed

Tony a real man Baseball Roadtrips

Key West N azos Belen 7, Key West 2

What a game Belen 21, Key West 0 Even better Picadilly Teddy Special Audley, you can come over to

srudy for math Pep at Pinecrest Y ee-pee-yah Baseball (16-12)

We're going all the way Euclid, Ohio, what a town Lolo's phone calls Mametto he will never be forgotten Happy B-day Coach Hansen 5 cabillion million Let's go to Hooters Cowgirl Lolo wan't some carmel nips Mom can I sleep over Marcello ' s house T. C. 0. B Omar, where's the wife Rodrigo what did you do last night stupid question Merry-go-round Coach Vic, Esta buena para tu sabes que G. ]. hasn't gotten home yet Mark hook me up with a jolly Peter, we'll study during yearbook Coach let's go to Crack-aBarrel Vigo stop talking Phil, when are you getting married? Tommy, make

fun of Alf dancing Cristy, you're so crazy My name is Hutchbebe I'm a man Rich, truked the guy at the beach

Orly can you cut my hair? #3 , #10, #31, #33, let's go to B-W, #51 you can come too Alan, where are your books

Airfoil Ernie, la greenga do you have the grades Manny, you better listen to me, if not I'm going to punish you Where are the buns? Vic, let me take out the Jeep Special Thanks to Coaches; Stuart, Vic, Hansen, Fraga, I'll be back And most of all to my friends and family Mom, Dad, Vicky, Cristy, Alex, Victor, Baby Alex and Daniella, I Love You All thanks for the Memories That's All Folks.

Eddyboy el dentista the Belen Strangler The Triumverate the F.T : E C., R.L., R.M C., C.V G., B.T., J.P.S., R.C., M.H ., F G , A.D Dirk Fud

We know the score of that game : 40 jLove Tropics 2 Jose speaks Latin Skip and go naked Salamanca '92 Mambru The sophomore year disappearance Snickers PiRiPi Erick's parties Double Helix Gator Growl '92, '93

The Grassy Knoll The Owl has flown Remember the time that we The red bomber The dog pound ] .P. we have to go to rowing Road trips to the keys Memorial Day weekend Ricky broke the law with Alina Garcia The Fishing Club Is this Mariella's house? Hooters Close-Up

Homecoming aftermath at Bobby's Robert and Audley sold out Charla has

an A. P. Bio. Test 13 come and go at Rick's the opposum and the generator box E J. called time out The novela with Bea Tap dancing with Willow A ].' s bachelor party Voyage thru the Virgin Islands with the Puertoricans Frog Baseball Rick and E.j. swim with the manatees The incredible underwear races Columbus Day weekend '93 : The weekend we grew gills Bobby you can't make me Robert, Fausti and John Offerdahl The pappers Sterny-stern Senior Skit Senior ring ceremony party Ed updates The Citrus Wars

The Diehards Fresa; Fresa Robbie, I want it all Leave Carlos alone, he already had one Lechonazo 93 Eddyboy and the hoodlums Lake Beir The fourth period smokehouse loco The Card Sound bridge jumping adventures

Rick is the Drag Queen los que mastican chide shoeless league J P .' s at Deli Lane Socorro always hooks up The Bald Eagle Mr. Roca are you in a bad mood? nice sweater Syracuse tailgate The salt shaker We are now submerging into Defcom 4 Mariella thanks for everything, your the greatest sterenoviknok-Sterelioni That is going in the dot-dots Mamerto Martinez Hard Rock in Thailand Domino Tournaments Our little trip to the Bayou Good Old Uncle Jorge well I guess that's it it ' s been fun thankyou for everything Mom, Dad, Mane, J oche, Margie, A. ] , Jose and everyone in the Acres I coudn't have done it without you Nos vermos en una Cuba Libre

7 years at Belen; Student Council 8-12; Key Club 9-12 ; National Junior Honor Society 7-8; Spanish Honor Society 10-11 ; Peer Ministry 11-12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 9-12; E oT.C. #32, 33 ; Citizenship Award

10; Leadership Award 11; Junior Varsity Football

9 ; Junior Varsity Basketball 11; Student Council President 12 ; Senior Encounter Director 12; FASC District VI Treasurer/ Secretary 12

Tommy Tom Tom Tomita

Reverse Monster 0 Phil's gonna fake it 0 #44 #12 Juancalovenaka

Gerbile Alips JOVO Basketball

J oM OFootball 0 0 Rush 0 Forever Young Beef 200+ La tortuga Dynamic duo Rudy's in the bathroom sweaty palms shiny forehead Off Road Business Men Exchange Day Michigan Bald Eagle All women love Rodrigo Chella Biens

Wrong McDonald's Alex Junior show vso Lassale (24pt.j10blks) Roca's mustache 0 0 she-bert Ena's calling at halftime Marcelo is the Thea chairman

I'm not pisado Perdido Javi, what was that meeting J abuca elcaballito Juaca Arkansas '93 la cuchara B-Ball at the Suarez's Dynamite Who won Bienes? Marcello, it has to be personal November Papa Charlie Nun sideburns 0 ETC 33

Monkey Wrench 0 whoomp 6th

Grade Lock-in Wow! It's stick and auto Option for the Poor Guillermomo

0 Phil loves Susy Papito 0 Lerdo Estebanico ETC Director Elle's stare

TCOB Barbara Loca cheerleader strike we might go to state Miss Piggy Los Mafiosos Scooter descarga Ernie, she's hodd! Thanks to Mom, Dad, sisters, Hermes and all friends 0 Later

Perdido, Who me? It's Party Time F.I.U. here I come Cheese on first Where did that puddle come from? Hochincho, throw it down Y ee Pee Yay Throw the bat Where's the Orange Bowl? Sorry we're late coach "OffRoad" Let's go mudding Phil "The Cheap Thrill" Fernandez 9 girls every night 1st period Logic + Sleep Slackedy-slack Big Dauggs Phil let's sleep over Chella, What's the game plan? Swetty teddy Today is the fourph Alright Peter! She's a puerca Hooked up for Lopez Thanks Cliff Loca, turn on the radio Alan, is she good enough, B-Ball at Cristy's house The Park crapped on Together Forever Let's race, I've got a Sidekick Lawnmower engine I can 't peel out Where's the beach? Who you with? I'm with the pool I beat you Alex

Martha's party, what came over me? Alan, I'll pick you up Come on Vigo , get to it Frankie tell him not to run 3,10, 31, 33, Baldwin-Wallace? Let's not wrestle It's not worth it I think I'll do track Marcelo, 82 Bro's That's 3 cents too much Where did that guy on the bike go? Memorial Day '93 Rafalote, Bumper chunks Hey peter were those chicks hot? Who cares, look at their car Air It Out (5-1) Champs (finally) who was that masked referee? Tomito, What side of the street are we on? Hutch, let's get candy Guille, "Where am I?" Mamerto Martinez Lolo, want some syrup? I'm in the wall Omar, you need 4WD Tony, I folded you Bugga Bugga Gettogether at my house I'm, bored, Let's people watch Cep, let me borrow the book Sorry Placer All-Dade Tight

End WR, LB, RB, in the Bone? Yor, when's lunch Albert, you're a god Humanities, Did you bring your pillow? Sanders, attack the bar Dunk it Steve I'll Miner it Alex, where's P.J.? J. C. wipe the drool Real men Aerobicise Crazyness Junior, What happened to your car? Chilly-chill 140th Anniversary, 6:00 AM M.C. Hammer pants Football, first ever Homecoming '94 Limbo? 100,200, 4x100, High Jump Track Star? Adrian, does the field have grass? March 19, 1994 - Celia How far are those trees? Thanks Tommy 103.5 Black Crowes Triple shot weekend Summer Camp '93 Tempo Turbo Cristy, I Love You Thanks Mom, Dad, Luis, Mike, Alan, Hutch, Phil, Marsh, and aH my other family, friends, and especially to God We Out!

5 years at Belen;

Varsity Football 12; AllDade First Team Tight End 12; Varsity Baseball 11-12; J.V. Baseball 9-10; Top Hitter 10; Varsity Track 12

Miami, Florida; March 4, 1976; 6 years at Belen; Junior Beta Club 8, 9; Senior Beta Club 10-12; Swimming 8; Yearbook 12; Peer Ministry 11 , 12; Junior Encounter, Leader 11; Senior Encounter, Leader 12; E T C. # s 31, 32 , 33 11 , 12; Pep Oub President 12; F A.S C. Convention 11, 12; Key Oub, Sergeant at Arms 11; Key Oub Convention 11; Spanish NHS 10-12; Geometry Award 10 ; Citizenship Award 11 ; Oose-Up 11; Student Body Vice President 12

SHUBADI, My name is ALFONSO. SUAVE como el camello, 1ROPICAL como la palma The 1st Keys 1RIP. Max, Carlos, Todd, Julio. Sleeping in the car. Penco, the cruise, Julio and Oldy (la gorda) Max and Carlita, why are there so many Chanks in Disney? Jorge, Fantasy Fest? Carola let's shoot pool. Senior skit NAM vietNAM Chris and the trouble bubble. Guavi. Set me up, I'll spill it. Gallo, the Leeon missions. Carlos, may I be of some assistance? Audley, lets srudy, HA! HA! HA! Cozzolis on the boring nights, who's got the next round? Evelio, take apart the car. Lets not go to Ft Lauderdale anymore. Pablo + Alfonso + Cancun + Oklahoma =El descaro. Pep, Monica, Cristy and Caco you spent $500, so you can sleep. Century Club, La Boom,

Tequilla Rock and Senor Frogs. Gallo, Max says, "just come over, and we can chill!" Spring Break at Kawama. 93, the 1st heist. 94, the 2nd heist, Conga down the stairs and to the fridge. Vanessa, whats the starus? Alex, Lefty, Slow Flow. PINK FLOYD concert WOW! Gallo, open your eyes, you're missing the show Randy, el pumpiao. El Triton. Mills, get out of the kitchen! Denny's with Eddy and Jerry, out the emergency exit. Natalie, I'm Glandered! E.T.C. # 31, 32, 33. Fefita, Thanks. Where is Audley, sorry I mean where is Sandra? Gallo and Cristina, separated at birth. Bad tripping at David's w jUnde Bud POLICY, Shalaco's, the BAC Posse! Todd where is my shirt? Bonson's party, counting the money! Sanibel with Erick, Alex, Ivette, Gaston,

Susies (Elefante), and the Sucio. 3 tickets in one week. (make that 4) F.A.S C. 1994, we lost! Rudy, el mamao. Max, Busch Gardens with Frank as the tour guide. Carlos, lets take a road trip! Mills and Max, Tallahassee. Javi and the bubble bandits. Paula, CloseUp, Cristy Tommy, my superior, thanks, great year. 94 Srudent Council # 1. Late night at Hutchies house, I hate math. Fausti, let's hit the dark room. Armando, thanks for everything, and remember, good things come in small packages. I'm never cutting my hair. Mami, and Angie, I love you both, thanks for all the support and love. Papi, I love you. See you both in Heaven. I'm outta here!

Ya ever had one of those days you just don't want to go to school Andy, don't tell anyone about this Junior Prom Sloth Crisci - 4-ever PATHFINDER Igwi Knjuju Automag Point Blank CJ in the sky God Big Watch Guille quick out the back door hit raiders # 1 PR Actually Class of 94 Disney Breck Yes mom I did my HW Chu

Bady WOW! teq #$la Beach apt Glomer Cesar, it's dead Bad Boy Betty and her sister . I told you not to park there Besame mucho Dis is not bayou day Wow, llx Yes

Cesar, I'll take U home Juan, get a car Freshman year, just hanging out a window Fiori, let me see your ears I love U, I really do, I sware Carlos, YOUR GROUNDED!! Marie Brizard-Yuck!

Jeremy Sweethole Duranda Joey, R U O K., No? Well, get out of the way Joey is that you?, Cesar? CrisPaseo Hey Carlos, what do you want this week? P.F M Sticky hands Muy Macho bird funeral the hunt for the mailman . . . 3 deaf dogs, see how they run Que mi #@da Es un mo% on TGIF Sr. Prom. Cristy, Guille, Cesar, Carlos, Juan- Best friends 4-ever!

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Coral Gables, Florida 8/19/75; 6 years in Belen; 5 years in track; 3 year V -track letterman; 4 years in football; 2 year Vfootball letterman; 1 year JV-football letterman; 1 year JV soccer letterman; 1 year JH X-country; JH track MVP; Big brother program; All-Dade football first team

J ughead the thrill the flamingo kid twinkletoes Flip June 9 Tommy, lets study at F.I.U let alex read you're going to fake it Barbie loves Ken Alan has a macho complex It's so big lefty basketball Do some negradas Boo for you what would you do if I ate plastic Danny's trampoline Alan you're so mean on second thought you're not Hochincho despiettate 82 Bro's Cacarooch Mario is whipped so are Marcelo, Hutch, Alan, and of course myself 10

across the board Tommy face it I'm better than you # 1 in Dade # 1 in state are you fustwated yet Pueca Kiki ran out of gas Dave, which way to Pinecrest? Teddy's pregame speech go to the pool wjsweats Naples Party at Mario's 3, 33, 31, 10, lets go to B-W 51 you can come too air-it-out 6-0 stop you're giving me a complex Strong Senior leadership chubuddy Sure tut's UB40 OB '94 Lucky Charms David the Rapist? Look a flamingo Beef! open the

windows! Magdaleno, it's not a bumper car mile relay came through at pinecrest 9-1, 5-4, 5-5, 3-6 first time in playoffs 90 yd. kick return # 1 Passing offense All Dade · Pace got lucky Packers, Sonics # 1 Coach Stuart, Barq, Hansen, Fraga, thanks for being great Susy, thanks for being a great friend Tessy, just imagine mami, papi, gigi, yaying, and o( course sammy, thanks for making me what I am today give me your gum Thank's Carola

4 years at Belen

Football Varsity Team (10)

Founder and President

Film Makers Society (11-12)

Cinematography Chairman Alpha Club (12)

Oceanography Club (9-10)

Drama "When I Wake Up in the Middle of the Night" (12)

Ralphy Dan Ed Maria

javi, you play golf? I want a chocolate milkshake from marco island arizona vs urn = the wave do I have full power? prreee (poptart) uncarrodelecheboat the faithful (me, cep, ramiro) come strong or don't come at all the pappers fester applehead rasco pico train anything can happen, it's march madness baby . . . i need tickets (heat, dolphins, hurricanes) you can tell the levy mobile where's the gold pass parking jesse, take the top off miami beach block parties = our type of crowd alex & pj, love on the strip willow, i'm gonna beat you jarleepena charla hold the rope dose up what time is it?

javi, we're skipping breakfast again he'll experiment in college i'll snap you're neck like a chicken this line is for all the people and things thai: aren't mentioned on the page thanx, mom, dad, eileen, marrieanne and everyone else.

9 j29 j76; 7 years in Belen; Key Club; National Honor Sociery; National Jr. Honor Sociery; Golf; 6th gr. Baseball

NJHS & NHS 8-11 grade; BETA CLUB 12th grade; J.V. Basketball; J.V Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Builder's Club 8th grade; Distinguished Member of Key Club; I Survived the "Especial" for 6 years.

Mr Testosterone Room 12 Chillin' w/the Zings FT: Rob Rick

Mike Eddy Bob JP Robbie

Fredo Charla & me The Brotherhood Separate but Equal Bacchanalian Switch Faudi Cricket

Let's Rip One The Dark Room Burning The Roof With Audley Bakery

Where Are The Publix Bags? A Jetson Blunt Where's Tom Vu?

Julio ' s Cafe, Who Gonna Get 2-nite?

Airplane 2 at Cueto's Supersophes The Lourde's Pilgrimage I Sware It Wasn ' t Planned Rob! My Invisible Gun . I Love N . rs We Know The Score of That Game Malarkey Live

at Five San Lazaro's Papelazo Rooftop Surfing Riding the Dog w/ 20/20 Vision Temple of Fina Bob's HC

Aftermath Naked Bridge Jumping Cabezon has NO Tolerance Eric's Poundfest #24 Hold The Rope AI The Sheik Mikey, One More Road Trip Marcelo is my Dad The Extinguisher Timon de Wawa Up Late At Marco Ernesto! Where's Randy?

Modeling Debut at Rick's Mustard FishjLonely Cree ESTUDIA! Just Say SUPER-SIZE It This and That Mission FSC Doin ' Nutmeg w/ Rob Supertuna Alfonso McDonald Bridge J urnping Mag Junior Prom Par-

ty Boat w jMo The Beginning of it All Mark is Dead Ernie's Pumpkin Club Melting Pot Mamerto Lives

Sterelioni Anyone for a Nightsurf?

Da' Bones Maja Bone Can ' t Wait to Graduate Bobby's Loconian Complex My Leg is Broken Who threw the F @ #$!? g Egg? Die-Hards This is Going in the Dot-Dots Beba Mom Dad Gabi (my little stud) and the rest of the Fam Monica, I Love You Always, Flaca Thanx Belen And Whoever I Forget LIVE WITH IT!!

JAMAICA HERE I COME !!!

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Born 8j16j76 Vincam Editor-in-Chief; Computer Club President; Key Club Distinguished Member; National Honor Society; Silver Knight Nominee; Astronomy Club; Music Ministry

The W eez Outta Here Vincam Take the Plungtadatada Strugglin' It's due yesterday! The happy dance

I'll make it fit Art? Photos? The Big N I'll fix it NPC 17R ASM Festival Practice Practice Practice MRO # 1 What Yes song are we doing this year? The Studio Glynnis Kenny Alex Danny Monica John? Let's make brownies You need to type what? by when?

I'm so sure! St. Thomas gang: Joaqui, Jesse, Gus Danny P., let's build

a Red Box Mac. vs PC, tough choice NOT! hey Fio!! MACS RULE!! Power PC Got a new oven; runs on the Pentium I. B. M. = "I Buy Macintosh" 886DX323642 The Belen FAX network Eric, you know, the usual $5 cover charge and those watered down plungtadatada Campus Visit Form!!!

Wong Chong's Chinese Restaurant, specializing in 6ft. egg rolls What R U talking about?!? Humbi, let's write a song Was it Just a Dream? Hey Kenny, Boommm Bump, Boom Bup

Whatever CMU guess not Is it perfect? Don't forget the 'e' of life ].]. Kelly, "The Mercedes-Benz of busses" AOL community Ken the Eskimo where's your scanner? VelaSteve, so what R U doing this month? Boards Undertaker Phreak out THE GYM!!! or should I say, Jim Theater Love to family: Mami, Papi, Stevie, los abuelos, los tios, ·cousins, etc Maybe I'll see this page sometime before I die! UM here I come

Born

51, 17 Mario can you give me a ride?

Tommy forever young Phil even younger Mario "off road" Diaz Steve can't you walk home Mario not too long Memorial Day '93 Bumper chunks The party doesn't get good till3

Rodrigo nice shorts Night fishing Marsh, 82 bros Cep it's the sapo speech Phil dive sorry it was a plane

Omar got any sterelioni Gentlemen thats three cents too much Ariel where are the stirrups Nassos at Key West es la maid Guille, where are you KeyW est freshman year, they almost made curfew 1st period just can't stay awake

Mario what was wrong with this summer you're a pig Rodrigo they were hot What's wrong with your radio Hutch how's Kim ghetto style

Perdido, dido, who me? I'm with the pool 96 horses that's power Phil lets sleep over lets make koll-aid Vigo where are you All-Dade lineman, me?

cool Marsh shoulda been there to Sandy was brutal I don't think you can make a right there, look out for that bus hooked up thanks Hutch, and Peter Peter look at those girls, who cares look at their car Bowling for dollars Ouch!!

Mario Imokalee's prerty good line rules good luck Gaston, Andy, Pablo, Alan, Carlos G Luis, Manolo, little Vigo, Arieta, Rich, work hard Manolo tradition Randy, Albert was it worth it not Bakery again Hutch put your shirt on This is the planet Earf Mario you sure you know how to get to the Orange bowl Don't worry we're only 5 hours

late Mario, what was I thinking Willie it was a hell of a jeep first ever playoffs Phil you should be a lineman Homecoming '93, Mario we messed up Hutch you should hook up with Melissa you and Christy together again Marcelo any prospects Phil, told you I wasn't mean Willie heard you got a prelude Omar if you only had 4WD Elsa what's wrong with Christy, today FlU, FSU, UF somebody help Elsa I love you Thanks E.J for giving me a chance Thanks coach Sru, and even coach Vic Thanks to everyone especially Mom, Dad, Shanda, Elsa, Mario, Hutch, Phil, Tommy, Marsh, Omar, even Lorenzo, and all my other unamed friends the fat lady has sung, see ya.

10; Varsity

10-12; Key Club 1112; Beta Club 10-12; Who's Who among American high school students 10-11; Varsity Football 11-12; Football All-Dade First Team 12; Beta Club President 12; National Merit Honorable Mention; National Hispanic Merit Semi-Finalist

5/14/76 Miami Fl.; 6 yrs. at Belen; Beta Club 8; chess club 8; JH Baseball 8; Radio and Electronics 9; BASES 9; JV Baseball 9; Marine Biology

Baseball

llj2j76 Miami, Fla.; 7 years at Belen;J.V. Football 9; Key Club 10; Alpha Club 10; Track 8; Spanish Honors Society; Big Brother Program

Rich, Pete, Beef, Ralph, A.J., Pound Machine Pitufo J aui Cadlos

I'm going somewhere Chiller Peter u have tape Krusty Mutant Nob Hill Stock Johnson Thanks for taking care of me Rich Algebra in Phil's car What? Nah, you're outta here? Beefs gasstation rumble Congratulations, u got him infirmary We finally did it Rich New Year's '92 (PP) Get along gang Lolapalooza '92 Hook it up Sasquach. Let's pound The cockaroach Senior Skit We got

the book Tap once, then cough · "Ebb" Chill at B.K. Mametto Meet me at 11 : 15 Let's crap on it Air it out '93 Delicious New Year '94 Uwe Von Shoman U Quiet, he's yacking Back to the music This is bull Carpe diem Son o' u were in 'Nam? u think your famous The brewery Bug I'm mutating into sleeping beauty Senior Encounter? .' Grad Nite Prom He choked me Mickey's Bull ice Dante's run in with the law Ohhh no u don ' t fat boy

I'm buzzing I quit since Ash Wednesday Take out knees Rodeo at Belen Garage band I'm a pork short Glasshead Paradise I'm hibernating Wah! Wah! Wah! You'll regret it in the morning Mini bus Seaquatium '93 The bobsi twins Freaky and fraki Ani, guess what happened Ring ceremony and after get to the choppa L + L Crying babies Disney trip '93 Thanx Mom, Dad, Abuela, Abluelo, Ani It's ova I'm outta here!

1976-1994 I'm not a pervert really I'm not Al ' s surprise party our boosom buddy, PJ Sherlena & the Marts master the moment Shir & I are going out not any more now we are well maybe never mind we are just dating Al you wouldn't George, Al, Ray, u want to go to another block party? N anet, the 3 minutes r up Ray = Backstabber Oh Gracious Al quick in the closet, the Canadians are here Gloria Estefan is outrageous Felooo I need help O'master Erick, Alex, Ray, & i at the U2 concert Jess, I need help Jess, sht up Jess, take the top of I'm Fr Eddy's idol Vote Jo for V.P Long live Madonna Body of Evidence dramatization u HAVE to buy "Sex", Madonna's book Truth or Dare

at the beach st Brendan Sr. prom on the infamous couches Mr Lopez has yet to recover from "Toyland" Close Up The inauguration was unforgettable " No planting the flag" - mr. Rodriguez the latter, the man of a 1000 lies Amanda and I rocked the King and I "Rhide 'dat donkey" Washington will never be the same Elayne, Janet, Mely, Mel, Carmen, Eglin, Alina, & everyone else, thanx for everthing Aruba esto es en grande dame Pannn Boo boo, u r one in a million Marco Island w jGeeeooorgee w j "no clothe" Julio and Javi the "blond bomb shell" FASC Camp wj tommy, marcelo, al, and me Sumer at Mia Beach I mis the cabana dub after Baja on Monday nights Ray & my hangout Latin

American Overseas . I mean resses i mean House man, get down Blanquita, never change '94 Senior Skit Sexist, disgusting, crude, REALISTIC what do u espect, it was written by me and javi Javi, I'm dropping out Jesse, I can't take this anymore I'll touch it if I want to , I'll touch it Javi's Xmas present = Tucks Ms Chirino, like a Christian NOT Mr Wills, thanx for everything Mom & Dad, ur the greatest Ana, I love u to death Martha & Gus, ur my second parents To everyone who I have met & have given me a spec of themselves, thank u To everyone in my life I thak u for all ur support and love, 'specially Belen. Bye man bye. Shut up 'cause I'm not in the mood.

Senior Editor of Echoes- 12th; Senior Skit (writer, director, & actor) - 12th; Big Brother Program 6A-12th; All Star CastThespian One Act Festival- 12th; Forensics - 11th & 12th; Alpha - 9th-11th; Key Club - 9th-12th

6-12 grade; Key Club 10-12 grade; Key Club Staff 12 grade; Spanish Honor Society 10-12 grade ; Student Council Executive Board 12 grade; Big Brother Chairmen 12 grade; Peer Ministry 11-12 grade; E T.C. #32 (participant) ; E.T C. #33 (leader); Junior Encounter (Leader) 11; Senior Encounter (Leader) 12; Key Club Convention;

S A S C. Convention; Close UP 12 grade; Wrestling 9 grade; Track 9 grade; D.J 9-11 grade

6-12 grade * 94 Best Class Ever * Harvey, Jabuca, Jarvis, Tecumsey, Hair dub Prez. *

Hook Me Up * M.I.L.F. * A.C.B * Hey Al, Lend Me Your Records * I. P. Far * Cheese

Steak Sub * Don't Stop The Rock * Give It

Back * What Up Dog? * Dimelo Cantando

* Anybody Hungry * Hooters * Bamm * Time To Throw The Rap * Circular * Where's The Parry? * The Caddys Throwing Down The Bass * Hey, Al Who Is The Flavor This Week? * Squeeze Me , Bacon Powder * YoViTUMadreEnZayre * Albert, Not That Burton * T.] * Kill The Wabbit * Dre's In N. M. B * S. E. G. * D&Dconn. * What A Headache * Gossip 101* Senior Skit * Spain #1 * Vane "Hammer" * Solares, Santander, ARENAL * Cancun (Cuz ' s Assoc.) * Monica

Are You W eating Your Knee Brace? * Danny

Scooter Rides * Mary Your the Best * Rick,

Danny Didn't Make It to The Bathroom * rose, "LaBoom" * Vivi Wants To Go To

Sleep * Busch Gardens With Ben And Yizzy

* Lets Go To Andy's Beach * How Ya Doin

Wade * Rob V. Throw It Down * Broncos RULE * Days OUR lives * What A Heat Up

* I'm Too Sexy Dance * The Four Horsemen

* Plain With Extra Bacon * U2 Concert * It Was 2Hrs Ago! * Sorry I'm Late * Fernie Thinks He's Scooby Doo! * E T. Cc;: 32 & 33

* SuperMan * Kryptonite * Ernie THe COOKS * I Love Wet Smiles * T U.R.K. * 4ever Young * Club Garage * Jam Master Al

* Thanks Achi, Bless You * Hairball * Where's The Snake * TNSLPPTSO * Painting With Bert * Why Are You Stripping In MY Drive Way * Why Is There A Midget

Running Across Your Lawn * Marcelo, Perdido * Fernie, Lets Go Look For Hormigas! * Gangster B's * Jorgeit's Maylin * Gypsy

Kings * Ralph The Cacaroach * Beef, Primo

* Bert 3A. Mstate * Tommy * "Your Pisao"

* Fernie Only 4 Huh * Needs Some Baby Oil

* Stunt Show * Ceasar, "Get Out Of MY Car'' * PP King * Tamiami & Hobie * Jorge Where's The Cherry Flav G-String * Food Fight With Al (Born Free) * Closeup * 42 Crew * Girls Learn Spanish * Under the Bridge * Alex Trust Me, Just One More * Arkansa, LaCuchara * Scotty Esta P.J. * Key Club Conv. Locas In Lala Land * Channon, Pechugs * 5 more Min . * Heavy Dury Rudy * Benjiis the Door Locked * Robert (Bruto) Sin Pena * Rudy's In The Bathroom Again * Fernie's YeePee * Prelude Vtec * Keys In 20 (mjm97) * Lets Build A box * 5 Quintillion Giga Watt Converter * Thanks To Fernie, Albert, Robert, Alex, Benji, Andy and The REST of The Senior Class, Friends Always * Special Thanks To , Mom, Pop, Vivi, Fernie, Danny, Mary , Monica, Vane, Mill, Tono, Abuela, The Rest Of My Family and Most Imp. GOD See Y aaa

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I "Will show you fear in a handful of dust".Elliot; "Pashing their life out, with a brute's intent" -Browning; "Dont't fear the reaper".-B.O.C.: What's the Spell".-The Fish; We nee help, the Poet reckoned " .-Dorn; "Life was such a wheel that no man could remain standing long".-King; "Once upon a time their was a martian named Smith".Heinlen; "The simplest questions are the most profound'', ' 'Your only obligation is to be true to yourself', "If you aren't alive, it isn't".-Bach; There's amnesia in a hang knot, comfort in an axe".-Anon; "And as we are to have the best of gaurdians for our city, must they not be those who have most character of guardians"?- Plato; "Of auntless courage, and considerable pride W airing, revenge".-Milton; "Adieu, adieu, adieu! remember me''.-Hamlet; ''The age of

chivalry is dead"., "Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose."-Kristoferson; "History-a distillation of rumors " -Carlyle; "Who or why, or which, or what ", "And they crossed themselves for fear, All Knights of Camelot." -Tennyson; "So pale, so cold, so fair", "Down the passage we didn't take, towards the door never opened "- Elliot; "La cadence est moins lente, Ia chute plus sure "-Faure; "Even in heaven they don't sing all the time", "What I will is fate", "I am born", "Lachende Lowin Mussen Kommen."-N; "Die now!"Greek; "Character is what we are in darkness " , The end is where we start from", "But he who fails, we must reject." -Pluto; " all of the above.", " In every parting there is an image of death." "Pearl of great price " "Questo e lugo di lacrime. ",

"Cavent emptor"-Roman dictum; "I could be bounded in a nut shell, and count myself king of infinite space, but for bad dreams.'' , ''I'll never get out of this world alive. "; "Hell trembled as he strode "; "It is berter to be feared than loved."; "In the midst of life we are in death "; "We can't make our sun stand still." ; "The deep, unutterable woe which none save exiles feel."; "And if you gaze long into the abyss , the abyss gazes into you."-N .; " Take the long way home."; "Thence we came forward to see the stars again ." -Dante

7 years at Belen; NJHS 6-9, VP 9; NHS 10-12; SNHS 9-12, VP 11-12; International Thespian Society 9-12, VP 12; ALPHA Clubs 6-12; Key Club 9-12 ; Student Council, Pres. & Treas. 8, 11, 12; Cross-Countty 6-12, MVP 6-8, Co-captain 12; Track and Field 6-12, MVP 8 Co-captain 12; Soccer 9-11; Sportsman of the Year 8; Harvard Book Award; Coca-Cola Scholarship Finalist; Designated Driver; Soph, Junior, Senior Encounter Leader; ETC #32, #33 (cook), #34 (director)

Sup Den-Dave Hook What movies Barq? You Know what I mean right? #13 PhD Why not it's a plan Where am I going tonight Al?

Tremendous Trio Wash DC Uh, found it take the horns . I think we're lost Don't worry, I know where we ' re going Bob Sagot from now on I don't miss Barq, I think Benji's more than nervous Tommy, tell me if they're sleeping Yeh, but you don't think anyone's good, Pete you drive Que pas Mongo! Eppa! No Fear, No Pain, No Consciousness BGOK Yo no soy mongolico fantastic if there's grass on the field Give me your calculator, Al Wait for it SD initiation How ya livin' Nose, Lizard, Ostrich ,

Lola, Benji, W awex, Moses, Mud , This Guy, McGyver, Mr. Wizard, & Mojans I wonder who's windshield that was hair of cheap aluminum foil Taco Bell What's that smell? Say Sn I am Naked U2 Fireman! Society Maria, llame al metro Minga falls Mike-proof Quicksand now back to reality Watch out for those pepper shackers Who took Barq'a car? chillin' rut Sam I'm zi knit ace Lorenzo, leave it alone Quack, Quack, BANG casually he said something about saving the others . I love Freaks I don't care Party in Progess Al Ataque!! tell me something Rabo Loco we can't eat ice-cream now Bengals That's the last straw Enani

sports ETC You're sick Dave Wis ap bo FSU like spaghetti Dan & Dave magnet for stains sin pena Excuse me. I'm going to throw up now The Flash to-night dawg there's a word for that What? Bangan! Shnavel! it's been too long Dave ' s drugged again sure, whatever North Carolina 1-4 Dare me? Wouldn't it be funny if a flamingo Knights of Justice Put me in, Tac I'm not crazy Awesome Kumba it's all out oflove Parrot Jungle as if that's ever stopped us Sassy Rock n' Roll tongue The Keg Batman I'm babbling Gotta Run Sanx: God, Mom, Pop, Gab , Class of '94 . I hate good-byes Love

tomorrow se fue musculito Ober Gatlinburg no seas Toty's confirmation 4.08 lake lure estos son bien raros

One year at Belen; Radio and electronics dub; Spanish honor society

Born lj14j76 Miami, Fla;4 years at Belen; Ball Boy for the Heat - 9th; Key ClublOth & 11th; Spanish Honor SocietylOth; Beta Club- 12th; JV BasketballlOth; Varsity Basketball - 11th & 12th; Parliamentarian of Student Council12th; Big Brother of 6B-12th

Let's REWIND Levymobile

Adonde van, cuando viene, con quien van La Marta Papi, deja mi cuarto asi

Jorge, no more shakes Ray Rasco P Coltraine play it off Minimum wage w /Joe & Ray Blueberry vs Sanders

No more block parties Papachongo Ernie, are u asleep? Tati, eh, eh Javi bleached it again Sarasota w/J oaq

Diana-Marie, describe him to me Jesse , take the top off Willow, feed her every 2 hours Ray, keep the change u filthy animal U wouldn ' t NOT! Felipe

I'm pulling . . J alapena, t hanx for your help the FAUST, infamous but famous = vivarin at 2 . Polar ice caps Con Pepin y Telvy hasta el fin Let's have a little shoot out never jet ski w/J avi Hello LITTLE ONE Albert - "shark"

Melissa- your great= Close Up

My surprise party, thank J o & Mark + PJ JV B-ball 21-1, Fsc w/Faust, Marc, & AI Cueto Applehead trip to Buffalo

Thanx for the good times - coaches Martinez, Roca, Holland Magoo - "I just called to say" - stop bothering Mrs Vila Give me a break Ralph - El Papo Squiggy, los aires se volaron N arizona Senora, arroyastes un perro Give me power captin Nanet, it's not blinking Shirleen & the Marts Truth or Dare Plot 69 Eddie, do u remember back in 2nd grade Rodriguez, plant the flag your projecting Ojo Frank, i'm just as lost Calvey = the coolest U2 concert Fr. Mendez = God Ray, your musi c = heat up How is your eye problem

ANGELITOS 6B is the best Jose, Movies or Swensens Javi, don't push my hand into others Walking down 80th wjRay J ose, wjout your friendship I don't know where I would be It's 1:30 am before Europe Belen, these have been the 4 quickest and most exciting years. Thanks to all the people who helped on the way. THESE MEMORIES WILL LAST FOREVER Thanks to all of those friends of mine who in one way made a difference. JH, JFS, RR, JFR, JC, ]A, DR, CR, MF, AI, SM, MDI, FG, FA, EC, ML, FF, TDQ. Mami, Papi, y Tati, thank you for everything you have given me. Without you, I would not be where I am or who I am today. Finally, thank you God for the wonderful people in my life. I'll miss you Belen Press PLAY.

F•T•-TRI U MVIRA TE- EDDY, RICKY, ME ROBBIE, ED, FAUST!, J P., MIKE, BOBBY, CHARLA, ALFREDO HONORARY MEMBER- EJ- TIME OUT 9th GRADE MALE SLUT EDDY ALWAYS HOOKS UP VACATIONS IN JAMAICA (3 7) REMEMBER THE TIME WE CLUB MELTING POT STERELEONI ROOM 12 JULY 4, OCT 9 FISHING CLUB I SWEAR THIS IS MARIELA'S HOUSE MARCO ISLAND 91, 92 EDDY'S HOUSE, COUNTLESS PARTIES CABALLO VIEJO SENIOR YEAR DISSAPERENCE, MOVE TO YVETTE'S SAILING THE CARIBBEAN BIG DADDY'S IN NEW ORLEANS, HANDGRENADE TORONTO, ROBBIE, JULIO, AUDLEY, ME- THE BIRDS AND THE MIST, FOUR CORNERS THE LOST COW SYNDROME WHO

THREW THE F @#@ EGG? NAKED BRIDGE-JUMPING & ROOFTOP SURFING WITH FAUST! CITRUS WARS & THE DERBY AT EDDYS MAMERTO MARTINEZ HURRICANE ANDREW, NAIL IN FOOT LOADING TRUCKS WITH ALEX AND QUETZACHOATL AT COSTA NURSERY SALT SHAKER INCIDENT AT McDONALD'S SHOELESS LEAGUE GATOR GRAWL 92, 93 I CAN'T REMEMBER MEMORIAL CLOSE-UP, HI-LO, MY THREE BLACK BROTHERS, THE NIGHT BEFORESORRY EDDY THE WEEKEND WE GREW GILLS ERICK B. PARTIES 9TH GRADE SKIP & GO NAKED LOURDES PROM, THE BUS END OF STORY HOMECOMING AT BOBS, SPIN OUT JUNIOR PROM CRUISING

GOVT. CUT, MARK IS DEAD NEW YEARS AT VICTOR'S WITH YVETTE,

THE OLD HORSE & THE YELLOW TRACTOR YOUR SO RIPPED THE TEMPLE OF FINA FAUST! & I WE SWEAR IT WASN'T PLANNED WE ALL KNOW THE SCORE OF THAT GAME, 40-LOVE SMOKING NUTMEG W jFAUSTI REMEMBER THE CRAZINESS AT SENIOR PROM & GRAD NIGHT DERK FUD & MALARCHY

JOSE'S LATIN DERIVATIVES LESSON

CUBA SERA LIBRE SMOKING THE HUT BREAKING THE LAW AT THE KEYS FROG BASEBALL AT MIKES DRAG QUEEN HARD ROCK IN THAILAND ROBERT WHY THE TOWELS? PITSTOP AT PUBLICS RICK & EJ SWIM WITH THE MANATEES MOM, DAD, JOSE, TATY, ABUELA, THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YVETTE LOVE YOU ALWAYS 6/14/76

, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Amnesty International 11,12 ; Alliance For Cuban Youth;- President; Costa Nursery Farms;Employee of the year award; Jr Varsity Baseball;Lettered; Varsity Baseball;- M V.P.; Golf Team;Mamerto Invitational Winner Attending Georgetown University

7 years at Belen; Jr. High Baseball 6-8; Jr. High Basketball 7-8; National Honor Society 7-10; Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Principal's Leadership Award; Holy Cross Book Award; J .V. & V. Basketball 9-12; J.V & V Baseball9-12; V. Football 11-12; Student Counci16, 7, 11, 12; Jr. High Sportsman of the Year

8; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 years; N H S. Vice-President 12; Football Second Team All-Dade 12; Close-Up; Student Council Treasurer 12; Peer Ministry 11-12

We out! Dido, where are we going?

Oceanfront, thanx for memories

Peewees 143 Papelazo 50 screen

First Ever Playoffs Pace + Recruiting

Belen Key west 21-0 Booker 327

WARNING: Don't warm up next to J avi Tommy Forever Young Alfonsin throw it down Alex (50) relax we have 3 months Gaston it is your team Primo work hard X-Mas Formal with who? Teddy Special Albert it wasn't that bad (helicopter) Mornings with Tico, Benji, and Erica 1580 Yore do you have my ID? Rob V vs St. Timothy catcher Alex A. you're a tough kid Bakery All-Dade? Duval Street Golden Boy you taught me well

Happy B-Day Coach Hansen Lama you always did your best Coach Fraga & Stuart thanx for support Canes # 1

@ % Mike Phillips Tico Dodgers are the worst Mona you're out Mike (44) KIT

What's your Yee Pee Yah?

Cocowalk Holey Moley I can't believe it Coral Shores Fourth Quarter Where are the cheerleaders? Good luck Roca Mr. Wentzel I'll bring it in tomorrow Close-Up: Don't plant the flag Parry at th OX Oh for real KW Nazos Hey KIDD, when do the weight classes start? Tico the mission has just begun Mission FSC 44 Gordy says hi 41 kill Mr. Brewsky Mamerto thanx for memories 6-C Times

Pulga 143 Mr. Lake Yale? No bologna with Shiavone Ralph L. there is hope JV B-Ball (21-1) Phil always diving Dido who do we hook up with 3, 10, 31, 33 -Baldwin- Wallace? Dido where do they hide? Phil hook me up Air it out (5-1) Senior Skit TCOB Armandito me@ This is pretry slack Audley pick me up at 7 Jerky Boys · Ride home with Kiki & Sanders Dido did Frank Rizzo call Smiley you can hit Eddie D. my uniform is dirty Dido be careful in the Tempo Turbo Has Gj come home yet? Victor a CPA- NO WAY Fefita I'll stay Mom, Dad, Mike, Mark, Pulga -I love you all Fantastic Then!

PAPITO, triburon, dumbo, the gwatacs the black stallion Lola, Rodrigo, + me informer she's a puerca guerillas in da mist the puerca song el barbaro que testa pasando que testas creyendo I can't look anymore i'm gonna beat you deja vu the couch merry go round pink tutu doggy style TTTT rashed we're rolling purple haze this is a journey into bass! 50 quintillion speakers sweaty palms loca purple socks Oscar, Danny, Keys its over baby 4 horsemen 4 cherokees stop talking about my sister Tico will he ever get Ericka? never free willy plug that hole Pablo with a $100 bill? rolling cents with Taq! super freak Albertina denny's not when its that time i liked them tickled cruise

92

cruise 93 my sister's friends Paul, Danny, Julio, Ruben, Liz, Rosy, Barbie dose-up leadership workshop greyhound rules Frank morrisey milk+? homecoming 93 can you remember? Rodrigo where's Elsa? la tortuga Tommy harrasing in Logic Benji (aka Annie) Tony south beach the grove Vich (aka Bruto) senior skit your a good looking chic proper papers MGD ICE, ICE baby Gainsville the smog the midget in my closet green drool naso fest key dub office i 'm next another ranch party amargao mr. blackbelt ring ceremony Bob Marley fest Cypress Hill the fateful crash tacino money for gas THE MAGIC CARPET RIDE slim fast rejects Jorge (aka Cuba Libre) Channen

rear view? wild thang HOOTERS i'm engaged pechugs jolly ranchers Javi (aka Clabo) your not done yet? what a beautiful smile? Alfonso sleeping pill Audley LA dominoes Ed tuticuanti Rick jo mama Mike the bald eagle Roca costa nursery Rob Eddy 187 on the undercover cop hands on the headrest frog baseball bridge jumping mobil on 57th Alex (aka Lips) mamerto Ari one leg up Cabezon Goldshlager paper bags? rosa to mate uncle Joe Bobby crusty your on crack Bibi I love you Mami, Papi, Tata, Yoyi, Abuela, Tita, Tito, Tio, Maribel, Manolito thank you anybody who's left out God.

December 6 , 1976 Miami, FL; 7 years at Belen; National Honor Society 10-12; secretary; Spanish National Honor Society 10-12; Student Council Executive Board; Key Club 9-12; Environmental Club 12 secretary/ treasurer; Close-Up Program 11; Dir-Hard Member; Belen Youth Group Leader; Kendall Regional Hospital Volunteer; Bausch & Lomb Science Scholarship; Who s Who Among American High School Students 10-12; Academic Achievement 10-11; National Hispanic Merit Semifinalist; Big Brother, Co-Chairman; Wrestling 9; Honor Roll9-12; Senior Skit; ETC #33

Born 5/7/77 Miami, FL; 4 years at Belen; 8th grade Most Improved Student; 8th grade perfect attendance; National Beta Club 9-12; National Beta Club V P 12; Marine Biology 11; Spanish Honor Society 9-12; Key Club 11-12; Student Council 12; Student Council Exec. Brd. Sec. 12; Big Brother Program; J.V Baseball 10; Freshmen Retreat, Sophomore Retreat; Junior Encounter, Senior Encounter; Special Olympics 11; 6th Grade Lock-in; Lourdes Exchange Day; Senior Skit ; Kendall Regional Hospital Volunteer 12; Jorge Lares Fund 11; Javier Souto Campaign 11; Joe Garcia Campaign 11; 9th grade Sp ecial Achievement award in Algebra.; 9th grade Special Achievement

award in Spanish ; lOth grade Special Achievement award in Theology II ; St. Thomas University Dual Credit 10-12; Youngest Graduate of Senior Class of 94; Executive Coordinator of senior Tombola Dance; Member of the Diehard Basketball club 12; Belen baseball Assoc. member and volunteer; Now attending Florida International University.

Loca Rodriguin Alex 12 and counting Junior Prom partyboat Rodrigo use your I.D. Be home before 12 Homecoming 93 with Hey where's Papito? Censored talk (BK) Pablo where's Anna Leftovers at HOOTERS

We are not kidin' Cancun '93Rob we got Busted diehards The George Michael Rudy's house after working out Laborday '93 Up till 6

Hairymuff The model Keyclub convention '92 T.C.O.B Papito's rearview Lorenzo no me violes SH or CH BUMPERCHUNKS ARK '93

Binesman W at R U Duin 2 nite

GradNite on my Bday? Who's driving? My TURBO won't go No NOT lourdes Pablo don't let out the gorrilas I don't luv them O's I have to work out Sweatypalms self-lubrication Grove? Awesome 16's Allets play pool Lets go to the beach Traps gimme the answer Lorenzo greentool Hands on the hedrest CALLE 8 BASH then the Bus Hootersdiehards : Rudy, Pablo, Tico, Lola, me we always get sold out Bartmisfa? SUNRISE It doesn't get good till4 ED, you can't handle me TUTIQUANTI brotheren Pablo work it V elsa estas Casado lets Dance Ring Ceremony Party Michael Jackson wallet Hutch-Biness Exec. Look at those SHICKS Omar where are the HOOCHIES? Marcelo vete a tirar casas por aya The UF journey Spring-

Break '94 Frieks of nature Dynamic Duo Me ROSA Tommy Things are only as important as I want them to be

F A.S.C. '94 Mark gimme candy Alex's P.J Fried Eggs I DON'T drink Mami yolo hago DESPUES Whatever Waldo Jr. Blackbelt 5th0 Don't flex Alardoso Ain't notin' wrong wit some bumpin' grind Linares Physics class Shadowlands Danced with who? Graduation '94

Senior Skit, Encounter Who threw What? Santa Isabel que buena es bebel Anyway time for me to go thankyou class of 94 for the best times of my life and especially Mami, Papi, Victor, Abuela, and my friends, lets stay together, I love you all Well Brace yourself world porque lo que les viene es Candela.

Junior ].C. Labor day weekend Fourth of July beach parry Air-It Out '93 (BLACKHAWKS) Beefs Taco Bell Tour 93 Chubodi JUANCALOVENAKA Rich, This cup is too small Julio ' s beach Apt Jerky Boys Voice of The Wolverines Rodrigo dry your hands Ed Updates HODD un tipo gooloogin Phil's car does 45 in 1 gear Javi's cool car stuff PROPR PAPRS Holy Cross Football

julio 129-129 SHUA FANASTIC THEN PUERCA YBRIK Vivid Image Take it ez smoov (fausti) Get together at Mario's House Mr. Lopez what rype of connotation is that PERDIDO Michigan #1 your Dr Galaweikich Yes I am Alex " P]" Levy What senior lounge? Chillax Key Club Office Dominoes TCOB b-ball at Suarez's Princeton Review with Charla Tu eres mi patna if I go to

Bakery centre one more time i'll die SUA Lo's Cranck calls Julio I doubt they'll let me go Forever young Tommito flaco Snabo Tete Rat boy Waco dub Cool, your car is stick and automatic Javi's Losing his hair Thanx Mom, Dad, Maythe, ] ulio, Tommy, Mario, and all my friends I'm outta here

born 9-29-76, Miami, Fla , 6 yrs. at Belen; Key Club 10-12; Film Makers Sociery 11; Big Brother Program 12; Pep Club 12; Class treasurer 9-10; Member of S.B.A ; Football Analyst 12; Diehard 12; Spring Football9

Pound Machine bumper chunks

Labor Day 93 WACO Ralfie Contigo ''I'm going somewhere" Loca

The party doesn't get good till 3 AM.

Washington Ave. Trail #40 Alex and Pepe ''I'm outa here' ' HOD!

Lollapalooza '92 human beat box

Bert Holy cross football crow bar choppacostco Ybrik Vivid

Image (mgm) gas station brawl

Shelby • pipi (New year '93 Javi's hate list Nob Hill Stock ] ohnson

hibernation tnvta Black Hawks football Give me weapon get to da choppa boatjash tray Beef he's a softie. It's natural IHOP '93 barmitsvah New year '94 papalote Uve Von schamen U crash, flip (many times), fire, pain, hospital with Willie Full moon weekends Yeah Mario Kricka productions archimedes principle Pearl Jam '94 Te kill ya park Hey Rich that was like Basic Instinct no tickets on Sunday crying

babies watermelon & snickers This is bull @#*! sausage fest again hey Al it's raul get along gang huevster Ricky's shak on the beach hermano cideta cheep-cheep LEMON Yearbook corrupt hooks-ups air it out inter-view you geek " I could arrest you right now" Guille the Golden Panther Puerca the survivors (Omar, Willie, me, alex thanks Mom, Dad, Irma, Eddy, Bert & a special thanks to God

Whatever Oh Well I'm not antisocial or suicidal perfectly happy swim season from HELL Ray fell off the block Beat Ransom and Columbus Chicken Pox popped flexor Why do these things always happen to me Negative attitude Who cares, I don't How can they all be academically ineligible I never pass it Rob why do we always end up driving in circles Senior year is a waste Vito never believe anything anyone tells you The Jeep! This is stupid Joaqui ' s a Black man she's nuts I'd sell my soul! (definitely) Wow, would you look at that No

Fear Hey Jeremy - POPO And Owen for the dunk (ouch that must of hurt)

Senior Group Hey AL easy on the stuff Junior Nat ' s Say SN I'm a backstroker snowball fight Get in there! How embarrassing Your a FREAK gotta go to practice I hate the snow . I hate shaving Jealousy is an evil thing Joe how's Flufu Nice

Mike give me a takiti Let' go fly a kite why are you putting all the chair's in the pool Beach volleyball stinks Marcelo-Walk the walk , talk the talk he deserves to be beat I'd laugh so hard I pee in my pants I swear he is retarded

All those who thought I liked everyone just don't have a due Jesse , you are the best No Should of, would of, could of never quit just take a long break People are so naive No! Never obession Are we having fun yet 0 who are you and why are you reading this running out of things to All those I forgot, on purpose or accidentally, and think they should of been here Thanks All Mom, Nana, Arturo, Tita, Mamo, Gloria, Crisry, Artu, Katie Kirk, Rob, Mrs Vila Glad I'm Out

5 Years at Belen; National Honor Society 10-12; President 12; Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Key Club 9 , 11 , 12; Swimming Varsity letter 9-12; Captain 12 ; All-Dade First Team 11, 12 ; AllDade Honorable Mention 9, 10; Most Improved 10; State Consolation Finalist 12; Swimmi ng MVP 12; National Merit Commended Student; National Hispanic Scholar; University of Pennsylvania Book Award 11; Academic Achievement 9-12

De bus says Belen, God help you Yeah mom I did my homework. (BS) Report card? What Reportcard Senioritis since the seventh grade Taco bell Hey Williams, where's your Briefcase Mom and Dad are gone, Party at my house "Little Napoleon" Hey Juan, I gorta take you where, NMB just for KFC, that's BFE. life sucks and I hate everyone. (Gus) Hey Joey, Cristy did what, with who Shut up Bruce J. C. you sold (D.M.) MY auto-cocker is berter than your auto-mag POINT BLANK Warlock and Bruiser How many times have you crashed Sepi Have you ever had one of those days when you really don't want to go to school - thanks Brian

Hey Juan, your snake goes into every hole it sees Tanks coach 353-05,42-00

I feel like Im in another country-toy are in another country dark 8th gradepaper air planes Ooey) .Juan, ask her out on the 8th (no she didn't tell me to say that)

Hey Sarah, Sepi Sepi Sepi So many damn beeper codes . J V. Am I going to have to change the sheets Hey shh were all friends here Sleep over at my house Ooey and Andy b.b.) 58008-618

Hey Teddy, you know why you play left field, right. Coach hates you My house after Junior prom, cesar please yack in the grass Shadow o death Hey peter, koey, j.c., ray, alex, cesar whats for homework. (shhh cover for my and dont say that

part ) Where are Joey and Cristy, Oh I know - like rabbits Where ' s Sepi when you really need him Yeah Joey, that's what your girl friend said It's way too early for this s *#t! Toaster WHATEVER I got teddy's left-overs Ray and Monica, (will be together forever ) Lets all go HYDROSLYDING STOP TEACHING MR WILLIAMS, this isn't a real class BIG BUNS. (Isaid no names so you can't get mad) "Can we leave early Please." 55378008-59 thanks to my family and friends, I couldn't have made it this far without you Belen- 143-823, 24,7-43777777762233-23.

7th grade - made it; 8th grade . - made it; 9th grade - made it; lOth grade .made it; 11th grade - made it ; 12th grade - made it.

5j20j76; MIAjFLA; 6 YRS AT BELEN; ALPHA CLUB 7-8; WRESTLING 9-10; BETA CLUB 8; KEY CLUB 10, 11, 12; EXEC BOARD 12; SANTO DOMINGO MISSION 93, 94; CAMILLUS HOUSE VOLUNTEER

HERE IT IS CESAR WHAT DID CARLOS SAY JOEY TRANSLATE LETS MAKE A RUN BROTHER

JUAN YOU ARE GETTING BEEPED RALPH CHILAX NANO YOU LITTLE 8TH GRADER BOOM , BOOM JOEY IS THAT YOU JOE ITS NOT DEAD P.I. YELLOW MOBILE SENIOR ENCOUNTER ? . ETC #34 MY LITTIE GIRL SANDERS IS THAT YOUR N S X . KNJUJU TATI

GET OUT OF THE CLOUDS TRAIL GLADES ERIC G.T DAN M . GUILLE WHAT A PARTY FIORI

I'LL MEET MY DEADLINE JOLLY RANCHERITIS COLLEGE VISITS ALI I LOVE YOU ALWAYS HELLO CAROL! DANNY E TITA BETO THANKS RALPH RALPH, NANO I DON'T FEEL SO GOOD RALPH CALL MOCA GOD I HATE MATH WHO'S POOH, AM I? CARSURFING . M

G D LITE YAK CARLOS, TERRI LOVE YOU ALI YOUR THE GREATEST CLUB GARAGE

JAVIH ALBERTZ CANTENS+ BARBIE (EL POBRE) MOM DAD THANK YOU AND I LOVE YOU

DURANFAMILYTHANKYOU I'M YOUR LITTLE BOY I L A 4 EVER JOEY BEST BUDDYS 4 EVER THANKS TO EVERYBODY ITS MY TURN TO GET OUT OF HERE LATERS

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Marky Mark Wolverines # 1 "class of 94" Rules! Belen school dances

Spring football 9th grade Javi H. I'm hungry Joaquin your just jealous studying with Andy Andy how can you be so cold Movies at Bakery Phil your an abuser Rodrigo do you got the stuff? Tambala Fair Jesse and the tilt-a-whirl Hutch I'm going to hook you up with a Jolly Tommy your the man Junior Prom I'm never drinking again Don't rock the boat Senior Prom a night we'll remember Joaquin are you getting the beamer? , The trio at Cardinal Gibons J avi C. I know you

bleach your hair tennis at Lipton

Ernie I'm going to fall asleep Party at my house! Alex P.J. are you surprized?

Hutch how's the Sunset chic Marianne we're getting married Summer Cruises , basketball at S B.A. Sunday brun<;hes Die Hard at FlU Monica how's your knee? Cubas be quiet let's go to Taco Bell nap time in logic class Magda she's Hod! · Fishing in the Keys Get \ together at J oaquins Chilling at TCBY Marc, do you want some water? Belen Pep Rally's Cubas don't argue with the cop Tommy, whose the new

flavor of the week?

Shua, fantastic then Grad Night '94 Javi H I didn't steal your mouse Bayou in computers Javi C. shut up! Mrs. Fior, the lady in red Lc:t's go to the beach Club Sabanas Joaquin whose shrine do you have in your house? Discussions in math class J avi H. I got a car Joaquin I'll drive Phil is she Hot? midnight snacks at La Carreta "Vaca Frita at Javi H's house Cancun Party!" and Finally Mom, Dad, Mike, and all my friends, Thanks For Every thing, SEE Y A, I'M OUTTA HERE!

Born 6-11-7 6; 5 yrs at Belen; 8th grade cross country team; 9th grade wrestling team; 9th10th grade Marine Biology Club; 9th-10th grade Spring Football Team; 9th grade Presidential Physical Fitness Award; 9th-12th grade Key Club; 12th grade Pep Club; 12th grade Senior Skit; 12th grade Lourdes Exchange Day; 12th grade Big Brother Program

Jesse Pena The Hobbit Bilbo Baggins Halapeiia Kehler Elf High Ho High ho Ferrit Shrimp

Aren't you in 6 gr call me what you want I don't care J avi so blond

Jose Madonna Joaquin get a real car Alex big for nothing Frank no more questions! Jorge no more rides Renzo do your math homework Danny you owe me

$200 Gus finally got a car Paul thanks for all the help Good things come in small packages 5 years of no growth J avi, Jose lets do another senior

skit Alex, Jose, Jorge told you not to take off the top Fishing in the Keys Jet skiing Polaris Gym will be finish in 2014 Willy never had chance to go mudding Danny dean the car J avi do not take my car Joaquin thanks for the tickets. No more Fr. Eddy Ques Best senior skit Oscar get in the car no I will not take Harry 1st period ZZZlosophy Close Up 93 Crash weekend 94, it was the Moon Drama real class not Holland thanks for starting the High ho My office is the little door in the senior section yes dad I

have good grades not NO more math Frank Alex I took the $41 not Ralph, Mrs Jimenez and all teachers you are welcome for all the help, it was my pleasure Belen will miss me

THANKS GOD, MOM, DAD Danny Alex Friends Teachers and Acquaintances Especially MOM for always being there for me And DAD for pushing me to do my best Love U all CLASS OF '94 RULES HIGH HO HIGH HO OFF TO F.I.U. I GO.

QUE pasa! what up! oye LETS outi, motorcraft, your jeeps NOT fast, ENFERMA, my cars doing WEIGHTS! THE beast (155 MPH), what DO YOU mean he hit A house· OH A JOKE!!, NOT CHANE how WAS your day 1*4*3 my BABERS, my beepers broken (GAYO) "i lost my beeper AGAIN" how DID they flip! I blew THE engine GORDA TO: CHANE, GAYO, TATA, JUAN, CHUCHI, HENRY, EDDIE, CIMPLI, GEORGE, DAVID & BEA, YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST MOM, DAD, TERI, JESSICA I LOVE YOU VIEJO YO NO ESTABA CORIENDO ' JUAN

I'LL PAY YOU BACK. WILLIE, OMAR, ALEX & PETER, ARE THEY DEAD BEA, FINALLY YOU CALLED ME

BACK VIEJO CUANDO ME VAS A COMPRAR UN CARRO. MAMA YA LIMPIE LA PIZINA. "DAME UNA PENCA COMO LA FLACA" EVERYTHING YOU SAY, YOU HAVE TO SAY IT TWICE, TWICE : PETER DO YOU HAVE THE QUESTIONS . 2 LIVE CRUE. SANDERS HOWED YOU GET THE TEST 3 CYLINDER MAZDA OYE BRO LETS DO WEIGHTS

CARLOS LEND ME MONEY KARATE, 76 STINGRAY, JEEP - TAKE OFF THE STRIPS ANDY DID YOU SEE WHATS IN THE PARKING LOT THE BUS SAYS BELEN WHATS WITH THE CUBAN MUSIC

CHANE, I CAN'T GET INTO BAJAS WHAT HOMEWORK NO ITS

NOT DIESEL "ARMANDO YOUR WHIPED" TATA WAS IT THE HOUSES FAULT HIALEAH, CABESA NADA MAS TE VUELVES VIEJO

COJELO SUAVE, SI OK MAMA COMO TE VA LA TIENDA. CALIENTA LA LECHE QUE ME VOY NUNCA ESTAS AQUI CUANDO VAS A FUMIGAR EL PATIO ABUELA QUE

VIEJ A MAS PEPILLA

PUCHUNGITA PIPA JUAN I'LL

SEND YOU $20 A WEEK TERIHACE TIEMPO QUE NO NOS QUE BEEP 43, 42, 143, HELLO, BESOS THANKS TO ALL OF YOU, GRACIAS A TODOS

BORN JULY 12, 1976; BIG BROTHER 12TH; KEY CLUB lOTH, 11TH, 12TH; KARATE; BUILDERS CLUB; BASS CLUB

Honor Roll 8-12th; National Junior Honor Society 1012th; Sociedad Honoraria Hispana 10-12th; Marine Biology Club 8-lOth; Class Treasurer 9th; Summer Governor's Program 9th; Computer Club lOth; D.C.Y F. Special Judges Award C.W. 9th, lOth; D.C.Y.F Superior Award Science & Engin. Fair lOth; D.C.Y F. Special Judges Award F.L. lOth; U.S. Foreign Achievement Academy F L. Award lOth; Vincarn News\ Editor 11th; Music Ministry ll-12th; Peer Ministry ll-12th; U.M Journalism Minority Program Finalist 11th; Forensics Club 12th ; Key Club 12th

Cyberpunks: I want to be digitized Metal is better than meat Whip out the taser!! Hey Renzo let's build a Flamethrower! Your not my father! Another nocturnal drive-by A CLOCKWORK ORANGE: So what's it going to be then eh? Cindy & Ailema: Hook me up with this chick Cindy: I am your adopted brother I'll make you arroz con frijoles every day Ailema: Just in case she dies or something, your my back-up for

prom Billy: You are totally anit-fun "Let's go to the library and pray." Tony R.: We always break-up with our girl friends at the same time Danny M. : You are going to be my best man So tell me about this Madeline chick Casa de Gino: Thanks! Achi: Cuando vamos a tirar? In alto Ghetto voice: "Hey bro, do you have anything else to say about my mom?" Me: "Yeah, she's proof that trisome 21 is genetically passed from mother to son" I

hope that wasn't to advanced for you big guy Debbie: After school escapades You are a master debater Why did duh hebe haf to die? It was so butiful What is that creature hiding in your closet? I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU! Mom, Dad, Pablo, Juan P., Saudi, Jeany, and Cassandra thanks for being so great I love you guys L8r Daze Belen

Alex, I take awesome pictures It's the camera's fault I need some filin Guillermo, I'll order them next week . I don't know anything about that, it just came as part of the package Final ' s study sessions You're not supposed to put milk in the coffee maker love that cereal All-nighters at Javi's Mahoney hall ETC 32 cooks Hey, guy! que tenga espumita DMV office Take care of that and that and that Grand Cherokee limited I swear I'll get it when I graduate Yeah , just me and the wife Homecoming '94 Senior Prom Grad Nite

Mickey's a cop! Guys night out Renzo, Danny, where are we going? What are we gonna do? The Hit list

Watch your cholesterol Hit and run Andy, don ' t hit 'im, you'll get arrested What,a night So, Ms. Chirino, what you're trying to say is that But what did I do? No, I'm not trying to bother you Ciro baybis! Guat dat mins! Mr. President The Coach Sexual connotations count Armando, I'm not in the underground, camouflage, hidden bayou Andy, hook me up Mr Rodriguez, I'd never try to B S. you What do you mean I have a B.S. degree

U of Mamerto of course it ' s real Study? Didn't we already get accepted? What senioritis? Sure Fantastic then VCR Quarterback tournament Cooperative learning Group Thanks to all my friends, who helped make these years unforgettable C. G. thanks for the memories love ya! Mercy, thanks for the newspaper every morning Thanks to all my teachers, without you I could not be what I am today Fr. Sardinas and Fr. Lemus, thanks for all the help you gave me during these 7 years Miami, Papi, Abuelos, thanks for making it all happen Bye!

7 Years at Belen ; Student Council; Class President; Peer Ministry; Sophomore Encounter Leader; Junior Encounter Leader; Senior Encounter Leader; ETC #31 and 32; Key Club; Key Club Convention; Spanish Honor Society; Amnesty International; Forensics; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Big Brother; CloseUp; Yearbook: Copy Editor; Index Editor; Beta Club ; Senior Skit; Environmental Club; DCYF 1st Place

12j02j75; Miami, FL; 6 years at Belen; Alpha Club 9 , 10, 11 ; Key Club 12; Yearbook 12; Science Fair 1st Prize, lOth; Soccer, lOth; Baseball, 10, 11; Football, 11, 12; All Dade Honorable Mention (TE), 12.

Who you with? I'm with the pool

shubudi whatever that too capitan b42, 33, 51, 31, 41, 74, 10, 72 , 7

K.W. 21-0 Where am I? G Aleman Teddy Special Mario+ Scami Papelaso Man Ring Ceremony

Holland ' s 1st period gas class Miyar ' s sleep class gee pee yay to play

Monobolo Mr. Brewski Mrs. Cambo honors math class Pichardo's "tapping ' method" Alan G "Dieon

Sanders" Anthony G. "Oga Boga" "Shut your mouth " Mr. Lopez nazzo

E.J. birthday Logic + Sleep "BanGan" Mamerto Martinez 2 a days at Mario's house Whipped Peter M "Mr. Perfect" Mario fold him!

Hutchy Hey, why , why is the amp on fire No Javi, she is not my mom THE PHASE COPLED ACTIVATOR

Albert" I'm, to sexy dance!" bug on ''I'm so Horny" song Lolo Cheese

on first LOCA La coneja Does she ever take does roller blades off? Do you have the proper paapers black magic Javi she's 12 89 That hurts Listen here jerky, I don't need to talk to you! OYE ME ROSA MUSTANG G.T. J C. Maida bumberbut un tipo suave Oye mi hermano Summer camp J C. IT'S FRIDAY I DON'T CARE

Kiki, Ricky, Stickman, Ted, Fabio "Dog" "Whatta beating" "Boss"

"That's ghetto" ' · "Your outta of gas" "Urgh, Cep I'll call you back" " No te·me hagas la loca" " Ricky when are you going to finally get your license" "Que mareo" "Have you heard of anything to do tonight" "That's rookie" "The Human Charmin" "tenia que ser negro" "We got to go make fake I. D.'s" "Rick you still haven't scammed Michelle yet" "Rick how long has it been all ready?" "Rick 3 words 'Look at us'" "Cep you love who!! ,(Michelle)" "Audley you're a m a" "Rick please don't make go through the bet" "Rick she only kissed it" "Are you still

seco" "Que budei" "tisa" " Heather I lov e you ' ' minivan adventures playing darts and pool Ransom wall Erick ' s parties Belen dances Dolphin games at Gus' eating at T.P .F X-tasy at the grove driving lessons in Lainie's car driving lessons in Erick's car Taco Bell runs playing V-ball at lOth Jr. Prom Spill Jr. Prom Spill good news 4 - 11 - 93 Player's , 72 to 56 ST. marathon me, Gus and Wilkie breaking in Gus' bed yet Punta Gorda Marco ' 91 New Years '91 Keys '92 Jewish New Year '92 Tombola '93 Talle '93 Julio's Cafe Cisco and a six The Recycler the pimp mobile La judia

FID Michelle's fart Cep's knives . . . N ortorious Biltmore Boys palo seco Pschopathic attractions . 7 trees bust at the Tavern Sander's bust at the beach backdraft at the Comfort Inn mid-nite dip blackouts Bent Tree on Weds Senior Skit Mike " the mailman" Cabrera Rick "the welcher" Sanders Ray Finkle , after school at Javi's hold the rope The Dunk at La Salle pounding at Erick's house party at Gus's house turtleneck pool bets me and Nestor's 3-some in the minivan 3 Musketeers ITALIAN VOGUE (STARRING KIKEL) Love you Mami, Bill, Ani, Maria, Tere , Liliana, J oaquin, V & V, Frank, Rochi

Willy Breath - Not Cristy Aizcorbe. AHHH Chica don't touch my Kectchup! Keys are # 1 Mudding with Mario Omar needs 4WD 3 cylinder Mazda SAM-E Willy don't take Madelyn to the junior Prom She does look like Aladin, My jeep is better I'll help you study Stuck again What rims should I get Adam help me !

Dissertation Alari Shetup! VTEC haul's #@* Molsons Ice- Hooters3 Flips- rescue- Doctor 's HospitalNo more Jeep Cancun - Senor FrogLa Boom -Tequila Sunrise- Fat tuesdays- plenty of slammer- kick's ass Alex*Peter*Omar* Willy linked forever E.T.C. was awesome 33's Valeriewhat? Maria [ --} your awesome

Raquel

Sorry, No pictures but I'll remember you Senior Class of 1994.

shetup Evwan-dub buddy Prelude VTEC # 1 19 WBP 92Christy Aizcorbe, Christy Chica, Elsa Garcia, Alan Goney, Peter Martel, Alex Bienes, Raquel Martinez, Madelyn Diaz, Nelson Tarke?, Armando Perez, Samy Mezcua, Mirta, Annerte, Sylvia Peralta

August 18, 1976; Miami, FL; 7 years at Belen; Key Club 9-12- Distinguished Member 11 ; National Honor Sociery 10-12 ; Spanish Honor Sociery 9-12; Swimming 912, Varsiry Letterman 11-12; District Finalist 11, State Semi-Finalist 12; Co-Captain 12, Student Council 11; 6 Academic Achievement Medals; National Merit Commended Scholar; Boston College Book Award

Welcome to my litde brown book of dot dots. I work in haste because it's 5 degrees celsius. Hey Al, you got the morts? I'm kind of thirsty, and my tooth is killing me. Alex, applehead, soup-bowl haircut. Mom, dad, Cristy, Ricky; thanks for all the love, help, and support. Gus, I was just keeping the tradition alive. Jorge, are you driving again? Joaquin, you're not black, it's like my mom says, you're just brown. I'm not a blind chinese person, I just have really bad eyesight and slanted eyes. By the way, if you want to room with me at Harvard, you'll have to pay rent like my brother does at home. One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble. Rick, you can't handle my M.

Bison. Tolerance is a virtue. Hey, Steve, what state is Tuscon in? (N) Arizona! Leo, wake up. La senora, la gua gua. Rob, boy, where you at? Guille no, es Jimmy. No Guille, I'm not going to invite her to prom, I won't take your 50 dollars, and I'm not going to marry her. The greeks in the temple praying to their god Alejandra, I've never been to more fifteens with any other person. I'll never forget the Skyward or Aimee. There's so much to try to remember, yet there's so much to try to forget. Ana B., I can ' t believe you're speaking to me. Mankind has the immeasurable capacity to become, at his whim, the basest creature or the most virtuous being. Mrs. Vila, I'm up the

creek without the proverbial paddle. Mark my words Eddie, human beings are going to become nocturnal. Charlie, Mark, Jose, Kirk, thanks for watching me swim. Always a swimmer. Art, Maria, and Ana Marie; thanks for everything. The proper study of mankind is man. Ricky's extensive vocabulary: dope, wimp, and punk. Cristy's just Joshing. Big Daddy and Mami linda Monica, I'll never forget our six months. To all those who weren't mentioned, consider yourselves mentioned in this sentence. Remember, money is not of the essence and life is merely the preception of reality . !

What's up Lonely Cree ASM Festivals of 88-94 learn your solo · practice . . . wing it you sound like Hollywood bayou sapo Stevie fix my sound the Florida District the man PRIDE reports Governor's Citation Krisis Midnight Affair the dance the disaster the article the article 2 yeah whatever

Suspect we were gypped you just might do that the Pearl Jam collection

chillin the white room, white wall and white lemon the Star Search audition the tape rig it politically correct • UPenn the parties Van Halen Eddie rules 007 Star Trek Steve V ai Joe Satriani the masters the Inauguration Close Up

Go Canes Zone rallies Convention caucus flop like a dead fish the pledge in Spanish speeches American University free period Calculost still searching for Jim Theatre senioritis graduation It's finally over

7 years at Belen; Key Club 9-12; District Secretary 12; Corresponding Secretary 11; Izquierdo-Hewett Award 11; Musician 612; Music Ministry 12; Founding member, SAME 11; Computer Club Vice President 12; National Honor Society 10- 12; Spanish Honor Society 10-12 ; Knowledge Bowl Team 11-12; Close-Up 11; Citizen Bee 11

Ben Dave Hook "Super Dave" Alex Danny-Renzo Kmart ; Damn I Got Caught "The Flash" Summer Governor's Hey Dave, You Think Your Mom Is Still Mad At Us? Just Follow The Sun, I Know Where I'm Going Math Study Group Tony Rudy Ileen, We're A Little Late Dave, Vocabulary Final Barq, "It's An Ambulance" W oops, I Got Caught Hey Rudy, Not In My Bathroom Javi, I Think The Door Is Open Close-Up Ben And Dave On The Stage Time Magazine Tommy Pisado Celtics Suck One More Lap Alex : Sarasota

Ale, Christi, Rox, Mercy, Peps, Jose, Rene Hey, Can I Serve? "I Just Pissed In My Pants" Marcela Uorante Tac, "You Dress Like A Girl" North Carolina- White Water Rafting, Minga Falls, Yogi Bear, Raming Speed, Fire In The Cabin, Alex's Frostbite Al Ataque Teeny Weeny Ileeny Emergency Pizza Tyson And Mikey Half Mile Repeats Cross Country, Track, Soccer

Blood Sweat And Tears Dec 14, 1993

Hoby E.T.C '94 God Knows What Else She Got Tati, call him back 7 years of hell Midnight strolls I need a vacation U.m. heartattack,

Taboas Sunday Fun Runs No Benji, its 9 O'clock I'm tired Santo Domingo Elm Hurst Watch out for the tree Hey Cristina, Mini Olympics was awesome! Mom, sorry about the door Dave, it's been fun Do we have to leave so soon Father Sardinia - thanks for the advice Ileen - you 're the best Barq thanks for pushing me Papi, Mom - thanks for putting up with me Alex B David Lola Robert Alex V Marcelo Danny Phil Rudy Ileen Papi Mami God Thanks for everything good friends and good times never end.

April 29, 1976; New York; National Honor Society 9-12; Junior Honor Society 7-8; Spanish National Honor Society 9-12; President of the S.N H S. 12; Alpha dub 9-12; Key dub 9-12; Varsity Cross Country Let. 9-12; Varsity Track Let. 9-12; Hoby Leadership Award, Peer Ministry 11-12; Varsity Soccer 11; Student Council9-10; 7 years at Belen; Honor Roll 6-12; J V. Soccer 10; Summer Governor's Program 10-11

If let's talk trash FT Ed,Rob,Rick,Robbie ,Eddy,Fausti,Bob,J .P.,Fred,Charla Cinco Barriles at the Alleyn's New Year's ' 94 Sanibel '92 '93 Ocean reef at Tricky Dick's South Carolina and the golf cart incident Thanks for running me over Jamie Eddy our rowing , careers are over Remeros Arrepenridos

Now the owl flies You're lucky we didn't stick The grassy Knoll Me and Bob 6:30 am 1/1/94 Deli lane and Greg's parents Greg go over there and Knock on her door FT formal and the Melting Pot Oct 8-11 Rick how about a nice Tabac dominoes

Key Club Office The lake and the

Ed's car Cruisin Government cut junior prom the hood TCB Roat trip EJ takes the drag queen title but you've only had one The rolling stones

The 4th period smokehouse gimme a square , Conversations w Mr C.

The Man : UJ, me, Ed, Eddy lourdes x-mas formal-lights out at Holiday wfRick and Robbie FM (Whale calls) UM v FSU (Dame las llaves!) JW, Ed and Bob's dates Ed don't drive while your parked Ed self-proclaimed posterboy

The bachelor Pad Rick my mom's here lollapalooza '92 You,gonna eat that Costa Nursery and the Mexicans let' s make a list Freddy puerco

Fred I'm gonna die in your car Sleeping in the Oceanfront ,laundary Room The salt shaker Allright Eddy we got your sister a new mailbox the manatee in the groove The white rental car March Madness Colorado Spring break '94 vacationing with the Rovira ' s . Funky in Gatorland me and RC Cristy I love you always you're the best Thanx Mom, Cuquin, Charo, Ilu, and the brothers hook and Horse and friends . I love you all You've made it all worthwhile Wish me luck World, get ready cause here I come El golpe avisa

Key Club 9-12; Beta dub 10-12; Nat Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Amnesty International Secretary Treasurer 11-12; Knowledge Bowl11; Peer Ministry 11 ; Varsity Crew MRC, Yearbook student-life editor.

Sanders Rick "Dog" "Wharra a beating" "Boss" "That's ghetto" "Your outta of gas" "Buddy, Bud" "Kiki I don't believe you told her that you didn't drive" "Kiki when are you going to finally get your license" "Sure Cep might not be cheating on you" "Have you heard of anything to do tonight" "That's rookie" " The Human Charmin" "arrack the bar" "We got to make fake I.D.'s" "Has anyone seen Erick lately" "The prediction of the century" "Rick 3 words 'Look at us' " "Cep you love who!! (Michele)" "Audley you're a m ___ a" "Sure

Gus she's only been with one other guy" "Yes Kiki she only kissed it" "Kiki why don't you take those pictures out of your bookbag" "We got to go in the jeep, what a beating". "No guys theres no egg back here" "Kiki your catching up" minivan adventures Ransom wall Erick's parties Belen dances eating at T.P.F X-tasy at the grove Sweat back Changing the tire at 2 in the morning at 30 degrees playing V-ball at lOth 6'5 school record Kiki what's that chinging sound I hear In the doset Kiki!? The task, calling Betty Tombola '93 Julio's Cafe the pimp

mobile FID Michelle's fart Notorious Biltmore Boys Pschopathic attractions bust at the beach backdraft at the Comforr Inn mid-nite dip Bent Tree on Weds Senior Skit

The away trips Mike "the mailman" Cabrera Mike you must of gotten some after school at Javi's hold the rope

The Dunk at La Salle pounding at Erick's house The pisado dub Erick, Audley, and Cep 3 Musketeers A.B. R.P E.B C.C. G.M

Love you mom, dad, Ferni, Leo, and Yayo.

6j27 j75, Bogota, Colombia; Seven long years at Belen; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; CoFounder/ President of Environmental Club; Eagle Scout; Amnesty lnternationl; Key Club & More Attending Dartmouth College

Does any one really read these? Hey Andy, we'll study for it I'm taking a nap Frost, Buffet, Thoreau, Emerson I taught them all they know Gainesville Alabama Hiking Trips Rock! I hate 6th Period Dartmouth Let's go camping-so? Random Thoughts If a tree falls Sirach 25:23 No, I was just stretching, honest (tap tap) Belay-Belay On, Rappel-Rappel On, Falling! Mom what's for breakfast? 1:00am books are dosed and all is well Run down Give me candy Vidal, get out of my refrigerator and hurry up Fr. Don Quixote New Life's Shinning Knights Senior Lounge I have to study Fire

Bell? Bio Test? Hey stop whinnying Scavenger hunt for lug nuts! I'm a struggling genius Beach day Lurias Roppel Sarcasm , no never Naples run? Do they really think we care Who gave her a mic? . . . 7- 11 quick stop She knows everything! Shut up and make me a sandwich Don't whatever me My car's dead Early Dismissal? David, don ' t confuse her Hey it takes two to Can't I gotta work Taco Bell Run?, I'm not driving Make me dinner? Don't rewind the tape again! Warriors - Oops Homework? Jamie let's quit Does any one know the math? . . . I hate her! When is solo over?

Hey Vince what's that red thing? To love and serve in all Modern day prophet Stoic Why fight it - Sleep! I'm going to change the world , but first I'm taking a nap John Denver, Jimmy Buffet , U2, 10,000, Petra, Anything Box GOD IS AWESOME Trail Crew Breakfast Buffett Spillway surfing Interpretive Hiking Summer of '93 Who's her friend? I was not flirting! SD, MD,CM,JS ,RA,JV,JP,GC,MC,JW,L W ,VH ,AM,LR ,AM,T&JR ,JA,AG,KM ,V D ,LB,S?,AV,FA, CW,SG,DP,TI,TB,E&A D ,RP Thanks you guys are the best MOM, DAD , SIS, & GOD THANKS, AND I LOVE YOU ALL!

7 yrs at Belen; Marine Biology Club; Beta Club; Environmental Club; Sophomore Retreat; Junior Encounter; Senior Encounter; Javier Souto Campaign; Close Up '93; W riterfor 6C Times; Childrens Home Volunteer; Nursing Home Volunteer; Volunteer at Tropifest; Swimming Team; Golf Team; Grad Night '94; Cancun; Worked for Costa Nursery Farms and Coca-Cola, U.S.A.

Let the party begin Who threw the egg?

Tico, what happened to 38-D? How about FW?

Are they gettin' divorced? Let's egg her again

Lolita got beached! Are you going to the 15 's?

Close Up ' 93 Chillin at Charlotte

High-Low Inauguration Day Puerca

coke spill at Denny ' s Alpuerquina, how about them 4 in of raw power? Roca, what is that on your lip? How have the meetings been going?

Watch out for the Bald Eagle! Tigre Mari Papito Loca(Rodriquin) Lola Stereleoni Cabezon Mametto Tico

KW PJ Juana Olive Oil Frank Rizzo JR Enrico Papelatzo Cristy

We are getting married Papito, don 't eat that roach Stang, 5 0/2 We split the cost

J avi take off the wig the skit is over Denny s Mobil 57 Fina BK Miami Subs Amoco Hindu-Matt 4th of July

Arts Fest Que nota sleeping in balconies

Peter do you have squares? ICR Pearl

Jam Concert 13yr old Icehouse

KEGalera Club International whippets

Magoo : red dots Homecoming at my place

Venezuelan River adventure chucha madre cojudo fried eggs at the beach Huacala D ominoes J avi, you sell out the proper pappers Costa Nursery: puddin tonite

Piece of pie they 've grown lunchtime smokehouse the frrehydrant got in my way the funky fish smell cloves MGD 4-footer 1K+ 15 people=craziness Tobacco Place? NOT AGAIN where is the magic rag? Cypress Hill chillin' at the park Metro Maria Shiz en animo! Me,Rudy,Bobby Juana,Tac, at my unc ' s peaking nuts Calle Ocho:grabbing High : Rolling w/ the Big Bills Rodrigo, where is BigE Papito where is

you're sister? Who's the sapo in the Turbo? Guerillas in the mist Mamerto lives Papito is that one of your cousins ? J avi, we aren't related Loca, she knows you TP TNSLPPTSO Puercucho Club Tico take her back to Sea World It was mutual How does she look today? Jerky Boys Muslim SubWay: " Am a krazy Mon" I wanna hit the B*@# Lopez, nice blue cowhide jacket Papito 's MAGIC CARPET RIDE! It's under his bed The sun drained my battery CocaCola Big Money: $8/hr +cents Charla s car Ernie s House Frog-Baseball Bridge-Jumping Check-points IF YOU WORK IT , IT WORKS How old are you? 22 Bob Marley Festival I love you : BigMa, Papi, BigGrandma, Abuelo, Agu, Elena, and Christy

Ricky Mako ski hole Boston

Whaler 17 Nestor did I get a lot of air Spain 92 Euge Cat Cay

Work with Raul on his boat Dad I don't want to dean the boat today Raul you stained the floor Me and ] orge with Danny and family 2-09-93 Limon Y Menta Raul lets keep all the coupons Alfi Snoop is better than Easy, Nestor Newsweek in Logic KICKER Humanities with Nunez Andy your wrong Vivi, don't worry Andy won't break up with you PUNCH Brian did you put hair relaxer in your hair

Andy lets go wash our hands Fico, Andy, and Me visiting] orge at Harvard Delphic Fico lets take out your boat Javi did you do your homework. Euge 187 187 Javi you were right she can't sing Caro help me by a present for Euge Euge your dad hates me Dad I don't have any homework ] .P. help me in Math Robert I'm going to visit you at U.F. tomorrow Nestor I'm going skiing Euge, I don't like your friends Robin P. thinks she's bad But guess what Robin I have news for you, your a dork . . . I finally said it, I told her

Infiniry Georgia when I was little Parry at Jay's house Bear and Jay at Cat Cay Euge I'm never going back to your house again Shorry' s with Pat Robin, your system sucks Euge pick me up ] orge just for Ana Andy your still wrong Drives with Fico ] orge Euge is driving me crazy Nestor do you ever come to school Martini I hope you get back with Tasha Craig thanks Raul, Andy,Jorge,Fico,Nestor,Brian,and my partners Mom, Dad, Vic, Eugenia, Ed, Sario, Meche, and ] oey, Thanks for everything 187 Out of here

Free Willy has sung Pablo loves Christy or J avi, have you been working out? Rudy has Montezumas Revenge . I could get them hard Then if you work it works philosophy The Magic Rag Lorenzo wants to take her home Albertina wants to go to Dennys Rodrigo and his laughing problem and his bad taste in women Mornings with Marcelo and Benji Student patrol Celtics and Dodgers #1 Fr. Lemus and his famous question Alex and the ink on the phones Willow and his nervous foot Achi, Milkyway? I love that smile Junior Prom , Pablo, the fire hydrant, and the fish breathe Logic and Thought/Free period Honors Spanish with Gargamel I'm making a fashion statement Eb and her famous aphorisms No woman, No cry · You weren ' t worth it , Thanks for the advice, eucha Peterj Hitler Bad hair

days Julio say here for me and I'll say here for you She ate the girl scouts Close UpjHicks Lets do a little Joey watching Senior Skit Exchange Day

The die-hards Alex (espero donki) and P .J Our cheerleaders are I'm the real Kevin Williams My Sharon Stone . V W There is a deficiency, but its workable Hooters for the 600000 1 time The food is terrific Thunder Thighs Sergios with J avi and Pablo, go start the car Dennys at the beach, run like the dickens The eagle will kill us all Calle ocho, short cut, the kick, and the migrant jitney Rudy loves Raquel 4 ever and ever Save the whales

Her sister has the biggest Key West Sucks Club International Mess them up academically The Quechua People

Sleep in the fields of David Are you a cop $ 40 only My parents are

getting back together Low tolerence Cleans your blood J avi loves Monica Egluu Limo ride with the horse ' s Checking out the future prospects We're back in the positive Operation Yolk The Seaquarium Rolling, Rolling 1469 The Vu The Noxema Girl Whittle Loco Work-able Material The Bearded Clam Fire Drill Biology 7th period Tony the true believer He st ole my perfume tengo de la buena His sister Y outh Fair PleasurejTreasure Bob Marley Festival Cypress Hill Concert M.E. Noel Poyo lives Chocolet donot and jello napken ples his name is not bobby Subway guy South beach and the fried eggs. THANKS to all those that have helped me Mom,Dad,Lissette,and Juan thank you and i love you

6C Times; Cross Country 6; Junior High Soccer 7, 8 ; Junior Varsity Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 10, 11; Junior Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Achievement Medals 6, 7, 10; Math Team 9; Volunteer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club ; Student Council Secretary 9 , 10; Vice President 11, 12; Close Up 93 ; Environmental Club 12; Big Brother 12 ; Exchange Day 12

July 13 , 1976; Miami, Florida; 4 years at Belen;J V Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Marine Biology 9-12; Big Brother 12; Key Club 9-12; S.H.S. 12; E,T.C. #33; Close Up 12; Honor Roll 12

9-12 Grade Class of '94 Rules!

Bimini Complete Angler Eddy, you got hustled I don't know What happened to the flashlight? Do you want to buy aT-shirt? Let's rent scooters Nick 0. Jones Esa loca @# $! #@!$ * Ooh, Ahh, Impressive Sha Bam Bam, ShaW alia Walia Who IL Le Who Chi Chi Yendo por la linea del ferrocarril Close Up Chide Crew 42 Under the bridge Al Bondiga Do You want a slurpee? I can't blow bubbles with my bubble gum Bebo!, Bebo!, Bebo! Loli Eddy, me voy del aire Cindy at Mervyns Cliff notes, Kinkos - Thank you! J avi, what should I put in my car? Se cayo de la mata Mami lend me money This is cheeseball Eddy and Fee Fi Freedy on Yo

MTV Raps Keys Ocean Reef Navy Seals Eddy we're not going to make it! Hunts: Whyoming, Nebraska, South Carolina, Texas, Mexico, Arcadia SHUT UP!! , we're hunting For real? No way Whatever How can I soar like an eagle when I'm surrounded by turkeys? Family get-togethers = food fights Soccer #13 Celoso Rodrigo, nice save! Belen soccer '94-'95 good luck and kill Key West!! You're Whipped George the comedian Achi, bless you Toilet papering Jorge's car Call me McGyver Siempre estas tarde Bistec empanizado Born Free Licking lizard Prince Albert Ricky pick me up, I ran out of gas Toe cheese Benji or shall I say Annie? Hair Club; President: Javi, V. President

Alex Esqueeze me, Baking powder? Senior skit - Ivonne You sold out I'm too sexy Forever young Superman The Cacoroach Rudy's in the bathroom again Puerco What happened to the mailbox? Robert, were you playing with gunpowder? Toto's in the house Oochi cheese Blizzard in S C. Chubody Gaby = Monchichi Rebecca's cottage My big family: Millie A., Silvia, Elbi, Silvio, Rosita, Mario, Danny, Tanya, Eric, Millie D., Waldo, Millie P., Monica Thank You Robert,Javi, Benji, Danny, Eric, Ricky, Jorge for all the good times we've had FRIENDS FOREVER Yoyi, I LOVE YOU! . I LOVE YOU: Mami, Papi, Natalie, Abuelita, Abuelo, Abuelo Veloso, Abuela Zoila and thank you for all the love and support

Vich Rob Dudi Bruto What's there to do tonight? Bimini '91

St. Timothy catcher R I.P Club

Garage M G.D Papito Rodrigo look at the shicks Who threw the egg?

MOSI '91 Club Bell let's go chill at B.K. Fernie learn to drive

The penny incident What test!? Jim - Theatre? Lola Rodrigo we got busted Logic and sleep Ed updates

Frog Baseball Bridge jumping

Tamiami Park Key Club Convention

' 93 = craziness Teddy Sapo Speed racing with J avi Mamerto Lives Cepero= papelaso. : maja Cancun '93

3-D connection Jorge K SHUT UP! Pearl Jam Sherwood Pioneer Soat? 42 Crew Close Up '94

Tico- Dodgers suck U.S. Divers Puercucha Hobi Beach What flashlight?>" Complete Angler J avi, Amer-

ican cars are better

Procrastination

Prince Albert Ice Calculost

Rodrigo she's engaged Dominos in the Key Club office Arcadia navy Seals

Choobody Me rosa Achi, bless you Albert Z. viking bitch Kinkos Cliff Notes, Thanks cliff Paintball The houses Check it! you're hit Tommy- forever young Eddy we're not going to make it! U2 concert Sin pena c·. Toilet papering Jorge's car Pepa dub Licking lizard 4 Horsemen Whatever SHUT UP!

Benji = Flavio & Annie Di = Sleeping beauty Hooters E.T.C. #33

Ocean Reef- golf carts What gunpowder Fernie haeting up Ralf Al B check it you're hit What mailbox?

Hutch hook it up Senior Skit - Mimi

Cojudo Hunting with Alex

Thanks: A.V ,J.H., A.Z., L.P :, R.L., H V. ,

P.T , R.L., J.R., F.S., T.Q., M.LL., ].C., B.R. for all the memories, it ' s been fun Albert Z. whipped Class of ' 94 rules

Oh @ *!# Javi were's the gigowart converter? Homecoming at Pablo's house Mornings with Marcello, Benji, Tico Jerky Boys Rodriguin Adolfo let's go diving Alex, the big one that got away J avi lets install my ststem - again Mobil 57 Georgegangster . I have no knees Pablo I got an Amoco card Devil's Grotto- Rudy where are you?

Craming with Alex, Benji, Javi Willow's impacient foot Diane I Love You Mom, Dad, Tati, Toby: thank you for all your help and support . I Love You all Anyone I didn't mention Thank You! I'm outta here Let the party begin The End

6-18-76; Miami, Florida; 7 yrs at Belen; 6 grade Basketball; Builders Club Secretary 8; Jr. High Baseball; J V. Baseball 9-10; Key Club 9-12; Marine Biology 6-12; Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Big Brother Program 12; Student Council Class President 12; Joe Garcia Campaign 11; Close Up 12

Miami; 4j15j76; 5 years at Belen

Andres N eco camello Dre bad company (MF, me) at 10 a 1 at 1 a 10 sportin goggles MGD Porno for Pyros Willie's biga chicks it's not potaining Hector's 49 study at Jorge's hit by mustang mission from Jorge ' s prePSAT car surfing gator tracks Mari ' s pups she knows everything Dave, don ' t confuse her fire bell? no bio test! Juan, do you have any food? Ivy boys QS, me) we ' re in Dartmouth? where's that? perfect 3-0 congrats mami & papi one mean hombre KGB anafamily Mandy got bonks 103, 112, 119 70-14-1 unpinnable green goblin, queso, huevo, jj, flash HM = BS Coach Fidel good luck Or-

lando & rookies UPenn weekend martiazo I gots mine it 's not the face . . . I recycle James Bond kinda stuff come back here it's a living thing jumped 10 on 2 Marco get off that tree thanks AJ asian beauties Ed updates Rage Grateful Dead Lucia and the Triple Entente (MF, JV, me) parry at Jorge ' s 5X Ileen, sorry & good luck Big Jav 285 lbs modern day prophets John Denver almost heaven rewind The Count of Monte Cristo The Stranger Tootsie - best dog that ever existed Andy, how can you be so cold? it's what you give I can eat!!! Fr Don Quixote 4.21 best ever 2 74 worst ever senioritis ale yo baby wus uh? when I get

my fill I chilly most we 're going to jail asian experience (OC, AC, me) West Virginia #1 Alex= Hugh (susio) Jorge 's 9 yr. old my foot system I got yall hooked Beasties Indiana Universiry =my best friend #33 owns CF Robert Frost el poeta loco Penn wrestling #27 Penn rb china fea PJ outsider Eagles lone cowboy Sonic Youth bruder Jav, make more coffee slaming to Pearl Jam & humanities the perfect kid thanx Mrs. Icaza to all who made this possible , thanks thanks God, I appreciate it los quiero mucho abuelo, abuela , mami , papi , Crisci, Jose Luis , y Tootsie Bye Bye now.

Vigo gende giant GQ Vigote #29, 3 homeruns Aycart I'll bring you two sandwiches tomorrow Dolphins #1, duet Vigo - Teddy Buffet tour '94 Grad night Senior Skit lola give me a ride home mamerto No I haven't reached the Mendoza LINE yet

State champs '94 MDCC Stop

talking Vigo your to loud Slayer rules NOT!!! danny Ouch lorenzo that hurts Jessie ' s motel in front of acostas office

Canes #1, · yee pee yay TO play Hutchi's tempo turbo tony bugga bugga Hooters Frank the tank let's

get to it mario instigator I carry the flag Thanks dad, mom, ·Jorge, AND the rest of my friends AND family especially God AND a special thanks TO Alfred Aycart, because without his help I would NOT have a Senior page We out!!!

7 j25j76; Miami, FL; 7-12 grade; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Letterman 11, 12; Senior Skit

4 years at Belen; Wrestling 9 & 10; Big Brother 12; Chairman of the what to eat at Prom Committee 12

It's finally over 4 years in Belen (best years of my life) Joey and I; Tacitos in St Ignatius play . Shadow o death

Animal sounds, paper airplanes, threatening the teacher (all in the syllabus for Mr. Alexanders class) You know you loved my hair Ms. Salas Dances With Wolves

Omar Test Tube Micro (You know the Rest) the keys finding a place to

sleep Hours of exercise at Scandanavian cristy keeping you in line Guille 333 your always there for me Ill be your chauffer all you want when I get my car you 2 Sarah Juan loves Simy Eternity Eclipse (W oops) Pearl Jam Dracula . 44 73-552-17-15-1774717-8684 Am I ever going to get my car Andy we lived in each others

homes 1st semester Juan, Simy, Sarah, Guille, and Lisi 333 1-07170177310-7 759 Git the (ya know) Thanx

Coach type that up on your computer captain ouija see ya class of 94 mom & dad, thanx 4 everything I love sushi . I sushi Simy 12 / 8/ 93 2/ 25/94

Blonde GI Joe Mangos! Dukes of Hazard Getting out of Christy's house Hello! Blenders and cheeseballs walk through doorways Frank, you got the cards? 7-11 John, let's go to FINA or Amoco! Tony, what do you think? Busch Gardens I'm going to California or Emory or

U F I'm going to FlU " That Girl" Jesse, did you do your math homework?

I need Vivrin!! Sun-In! Alina, do you have it? let's go play pool I gotta swim? Jodi; you did what?! Danny, have yot1; caught anything? Juan's House Why only 2 weeks? John there's a rave next weekend Bill, why

another band? Have you studied? Are you tapping? Should I Tony? Laura, I haven't forgotten you! Prom '94' Papi, Mami, & Yino Uove you and thank you for the years of love and support

7-12 grade; Alpha 10-11; Track 10; Key Club 9-10; Forensics 11 - 12; Forensics V.P. 12; Senior Encounter (leader) 12; E.T C. #33 participant 12; E T C. #34 leader 12; Peer Ministry 12; D.J. 9-11; Whipped Club Pres 11-12; School Mascot (Waldo); Big Brother 12

What time are we supposed to be there at?

* 20 min. ago * Sorry I'm late * What's this button for? * Steak and cheese sub with extra bacon * Coke Float * Three in the morning stare * Club Garage * Psyco Chick * P.P King * S.e.g . * Where ' s the snake? It's in, It's in * Ta Usa * Awesome Foursome * Que Horror * The Caddy realy drops * A.C.B * M.I.L.F. * I.P. Far * U2 concett * Fernie, Your not Scooby Doo * I'm too Sexy Dance * Circular * Give It back * Club Sabana * 4'9Yz * Andy stop laughing my amp is on fire * Helicopter ride with Marcelo * Match the snares * Have you ever had one of those

days * Javi It ' s 3 A.M. , Of course I'm not sleeping * Al & Bugs * E.T.C. #33 * I love wet smiles * E.T.C. #34 * No Javi Tommy Ramiro, But yes BBB & ACC * J avi the Keroseene is starting to burn * Is that a midget running across your lawn? * breck 92 & 93 * Louanne ski buddy * Is that a pencil in your pocket * Fernie how many, Four * Need some Baby oil * TNSLPPTSO * Stay Tuned, My Girl * Andy's in Jail * (St. Thomas) It Cant get any worse; The amp is on FIRE! * So maybe it can * Bug on me so homey * Tommy can I be Waldo? * Senior Skit Mrs. Collins * Dimelo Cantando * Pres of the

Whip Club * Kill The Wabbit * J avi, She's thitteen * Can I be santa this year * Al, whose the flavor this month * LBF * Could someone give me cozquilla? * I say we drive up to Disney for the weekend * Who's Mamerto Martinez * Thanks Cindy, Javi, Fernie, Andy, Ceasar, Guille, Robert, Joey, and the rest of the senior Class, Mom , Vill, Dad, Cathy, Julio, Juanita, Jessica, Brian, Mirna, All my cias, cios, and primos * Special Thanks to Pipo and Larry * Dont Stop The Rock Ever * Te Veo Peo * Ciao Bacalao * Hasta La Vista Pista * QUE TE CREZCA ***

1993- 1994

CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO RUDY LOPEZ AND THE CLASS OF 1994.

RUDY, WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU.

DEAR JESSE: GOD BLESS YOU. LOVE

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