Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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Knights Display Although sometimes overlooked by many of the students at Jesuit, the Knights of the Altar presents an opportunity for everyone to become involved in student Masses. Founded in 1963 by then Chaplain Fr. Jack Ferguson, it wasn't until 1966 that Fr. Joseph King organized it and coined the name Knights of the Altar . Fr. King, still moderator, established the guidelines and duties extant today. These duties range from serving daily noon Mas- ses, helping with other religious activities, to acting as Lectors. Knights of the Altar is one of the few organizations at Jes- uit that is open to all four years. The Knights deserve the respect of all Jesuit students as they set an example of service to the community here. Religious Spirit Sacred Heart Chapel, Main Altar ' .r ' 4 W . Back row: Matt Tucker, Kelly Brothers, Wayne Spellman, John Larrea, John 4 Bower, John Kenagy. Middle row: John Gospodnetich, Steve Donovan, Brett . . 3 W ' Connors, Ted Gabrielli, Tony Gonzalez, Brian Crawford. Kneeling: Kelly Garri- at ' son, Hubert Bower, Steve Volpicelli, Ricardo Garcia, Dean Volpivcelwlwihm-v-g-hm ' 5- Xxwfg- 'sl' , .11 '- nf fl' Knight, Mark Dausses, serves Lector.