Our Lady Queen of Angels Seminary - Prep Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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' Q f. L CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 'l'he t'hristmas eelehratiun he-gan with the students' gifts tu the taeulty, not always what they asked fur either. Then at the end ut' the week a full scale event was put on in the chapel under the instruction ut' Fr. Krekelherg L depicting the t'hristmas Narrative. After that, refreshments were served in the retiet-tory fur the visiting families while the schula provided entertainment. Even Santa Vlaus tunk time nut from his husy schedule tu make an appearance with his wife and treat the children with goodies. s . 7 ' w .-.Ani it lu .A-.n Q Ami. l. Mrs. Claus tJohn Provenzal gives Mr. Bustamante the ax as a gift from the student. body. 2. The children are elated as Santa tKevin Nolanl passes out candy. 3, The Angel Gabriel tDominic Ritzerl announces to the Virgin Mary tMa- ria D'Amatol that she is going to bear the Son of God in the Christmas Narrative. 4. Mary greets Elizabeth tMrs. Roggel in a scene ofthe Visitation. This page sponsored by St.. John Eudes Church, Chatworth

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GUEST SPEAKERS Throughout the year the student body is privileged to welcome and have talks by guest speakers. The faculty feels that first hand information is very important for formation now and for future ministry. Fr. John Northorp gives a ser- mon while the other guest speakers, Fr. Tom Golden and Fr. Ray Hill, M.M., are in the background. The talks were on their experiences in South America and China. Sr. Kristen Schlichle, S.S.L., visited and spoke on ministry to the handicapped and what we could do about it. The Cathedral Servers, John Provenza, Marco Medina, Jim Henry, Alex Quezada and Kevin Nolan stand on the side of chap- el as they prepare to leave to the Cathederal. CATHEDRAL SERVERS This year the Senior class has undertaken a new responsibility by serving at important archdiocesan events in St. Vibiana's Cathedral. They represent the school by wearing their uniforms while serving these Masses. , ,if 'L g 1 l n 1'f Y - K 4'1 QQ u-4.-w PXJA' 1 'Q Z L' .1-Q-1 v ' ' 4 i ', in, I I ZS ,ln fp This page sponsored by Cabot and Sons Mortuary, Pasadena

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POSTOLIC WORKS C.C.D. TEACHER TRAINING The Seniors start their teacher training for C.C.D. the beginning of Junior year. They develop their skills futher by attending the C.C.D. Congress and then another weekend at the beginning of Senior year. For the final stage they teach in the classrooms once a week. Every Wednesday they travel to St. Didacus Parish in Sylmar to instruct first through sixth graders in knowing and loving Christ. Besides becoming certified teachers, the Seniors put their evangelical spirit in action in this rewarding apostolic ministry. Marco Medina listens to one of his students' question, as they never run out of them. 2. Today's topic is respect with Manuel Pulido shedding light Fr. Cafiedo shows sign language is easy but the Juniors have oth- SIGN LANGUAGE Ministry to the handicapped is taking root here at the seminary. Fr. Ken Canedo, of the Office of the Pastoral Ministry with the Handicapped People, brings with him sign language and a possibility of ministry to the deaf in the near future. Fr. Canedo offers classes during the second semester for interested Juniors. This page sponsored by Faculty and Students of St. John's Col- lege. '.n.