Mount Carmel High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ARNOLD BARRERA Never at a loss for words, Arnold is always ready and willing to render his advice to those who seek it. C27 bv' JOHN BEALS John's quietness belies his take-charge attitude on the basketball court. JOSEPH BENEDETTO The study of Civil War tactics consumes much of this personable senior's time. Are you looking for trouble? TERRANCE' BEAVERS All who come in contact with Terry are infected with his wry sense of humor and friendliness. CL545, GARY BICHLMEIER Well known for his campus capers , Gary has that certain air of cheerfulness not often found.

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RICHARD AYALA Although this was his first year at Car mel, Rich conducted himself as would befit the most loyal of Carmel students. 512601 RONALD BABCOCK Jovial Ron's work in the Booster's Club typifies his achievements while in Carmel. GARY BAHAM Aside from being a general comic, much of Gary's time is spent in friendly con- flict with Father Kearney. STEVEN BAHAM Chess rates high on Steve's list of activ- ities which includes his being Associate Editor of the school's newspaper. l'll never die of malnutritionlll BRUCE BARNETT Bruce's serious thinking is reflected in his interest in electronics.

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ROBERT BIENVENUE Popular plusl Bob's an astute student and equally astute athelete. ROBERT BLODNIKAR Bob's work on the Annual is indicative of the finesse which he has shown in all his undertakings. PAUL BLOUNT Paul's lively disposition and aptitude for work has highlighted his high school CG FEET. LARRY BOCKHOLD Larry's timely humor rates supreme as And now I lay me down to sleep . . . THOMAS BRANNON Since coming to Carmel, Tom has ac- does he with his score of friends. Q'-'lfed U Weflllh of expeflences Und UC' quaintences. fdii