Bellarmine Jefferson High School - Shalom Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Sponsors Ambrose Termite Control Co. 908 Main, Burbank 848-4-264 lN'Ir. 85 Mrs. Cecil L. Bennett Congratulations Seniors Best YVishes from Ben Beckler 8a Associates Best Yvishes from a B-J fan Mr. 8a Mrs. Donald D. Christensen 10736 Stagg St. Sun Valley Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul R. Doegan Best YVishes Seniors lVIr. :Sz Mrs. Wfendel Geiger 250 South Keystone, Burbank Mr. 8x Mrs. Earl Forbes Good Luck Seniors The lvilliam L. McGann Family Good Luck Luck Bell-Jeff Best lVishes from Arlene Perez. School Sec. Mr. tb Mrs. A, J. Pusateri 12014 Pendelton. Sun Valley Rostland Jewelers Good Luck 85 Good Fortune Greetings from Senior Homeroom 206 R. L. lVl1ite, Capt., CNG. California Cadet Corps Patrons A friend of Laurie Murrin lylartin D. Allen Rob Alviani Bellamy's Church lb School Supplies Bellarnline-Jefferson Library Mr. 8: Mrs. Jody Breeden Mr. tk Mrs. Anthony Ronde Byron R. Boxwell Mr. K: Mrs. Robert B. Campbell Mr. lb Mrs. Vincent J. Casey Patti Edwards Ferrara Family Flewelling Appliances and Gifts Mr. tk Mrs. Ben J. Fullon Yvalter H. Haley Sr. Homeroom 113 lN'like Hurley lVlr. QQ llrs. Tony Kneip lNIr. X iNIrs. Loren Lepper Linda Lc-in Miss Leona McGann Mr. K Mrs. J olm Mclnerney Murrin Family VVm. Nara Family Notre Dame High of Sunland Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Our Lady of Lourdes School Mr. th Mrs. Patterson Peace Mrs. Lena Pusateri Room 213 - Juniors Mr. tb Mrs. Robert C. Rose Ginny Roxbury The Santen Family Sarah. Cathy and Terry Sottile's Phillips 66 Mrs, Lucille Spencer H211 Rules the School Tweetc-n's Candies 8: Gifts Mr. Kr Mrs. Jolm C. Xvardrop Linda 'NVardrop Fran YVhite Frances L. YVhite Mr. tb Mrs. S. D. WVood Dear Faculty and Students: This year has held many exciting and unusual ex- periences. Maybe an insight to a few funny happenings would be good. The job of an Editor is one of a variety of responsibilities. When I accepted this position I never realized how many times I would be an Editor of dark room developments, in charge of Graduation pictures in the middle of February, a visitor of the Statler Hilton Hotel at 10:00 a.m. in a formal, and a model for Bob's Big Boy home family life restaurants in pig tails. My station wagon became a hay wagon in the process of carrying backdrop materials and a garden shop for cart- ing trees and Cyprus bushes. I will never forget the fun and joy of finishing 53 pages with two equally tired staff members at 2:00 in the morning. I found myself a hap- less victim of circumstance trying to get past police, chaperones, moderators, and the principal in rollers and pants to retrieve two pages supposedly behind the mighty walls of the B-J auditorium packed with dancing students on a Friday night. It is all over now and I have succeeded in preserving these memories for you and your enjoyment. Much appreciation goes to: the Moderator Sister Eileen Muench whose knowledge, patience, and exper- ience aided us. The 25 staff members who devoted many, many hours of their time and originality to make this a better book. I feel they deserve a lot of credit for what they have accomplished in this book. Sister Mary Ca- therine O'Dwyer whose encouragement and help with Graduation mock-up meant a great deal to me. Jim Schoengarth, Linda VVardrop, and Carol Clancy who gave far beyond the call of duty to help make the many deadlines we faced. Mr. Jon Nelson of Killgore Graphics whose knowledge helped us to become familiar with our new company. A man that everybody knows and has posed for both, Mr. Bishop, who created for you many great photographs. I would like to add final thanks to Sheridan Gardens Nursery which provided plants for the Graduation mock-up and Casa de Tuxedo which loaned us enough tuxedos to make possible a prom mock-up. I hope that next year's Editor will find as much joy and satisfaction as I have found in this job. Your Editor of 1969, Cathy lVIcGann i -rf,-. Cathy McGann leaves John Faubion with a, chug along and you're on your own now!