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

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seniors Timothy John Delahunt St. Finbar Parish Burbank Who can watch the rising sun or see the wonders God has done, who can count them one by one and say there is no God. -Author Unknown To each his own vision . . . each with his own light to shine. -Anon. This page sponsored by the Old Mission San 21 Gabriel Church

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Jose Anthony Casas Our Lady of Peace Parish Sepulveda When faith opens out into a deep spiri- tual understanding, and advances be- yond the range of concepts into a dark- ness which can only be enlightened by the fire of love, man truly begins to know God in the only way that can sat- isfy his soul. -Thomas Merton ■ ■ Eugene Fredrick Castillo lohn Vianney Parish, Hacienda Heights Jose Salvador Castillo St. Sebastian Parish, West Los Angeles Every year a group of seniors is invited to help with the Sacred Heart Sisters Family Camp in Big Bear, CA. The seniors help the sisters on these retreats which span three weekends in the sum- mer. Families from various parts of California participate in the campus. The sisters divide the families into different units and the seniors are assigned to the units with one of the sisters in charge of the children. Family groups try to strengthen the bond of love in these times of the deterioration of the family. Family Camp has been a memorable experience for all those who have participated. The Sacred Heart Sisters do a spec- tacular job in promoting family unity. They work tirelessly in this ministry. The seniors are grateful to the Society Devoted to the Sa- cred Heart for allowing them the opportunity to share in this minis- try. 1 ) Morning is Tim Deiahunt ' s favor- ite time of day. 2) Eugene Castillo ponders the heav- enly cadences of Martin Bermu- dez ' s music. 3) Tom Dziak and Jose Castillo re- view their notes before semester This page sponsored by the Roehrich Family.

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DESIRING TO DISCERN Michael John Evans Holy Family Glendale We hear like an ocean on a western beach The surge and thunder of the Odyssey ... -Andrew Lang Tony Fernandez hopes to g knowledge about the world anu life to grow into a well-rounded person. Influential in his vocation were his strong family life and the love he experienced. In the future, Tony wants to be active and versatile in ministries from the missions to teenage runaways. Of special concern to him is the poor: No one will lis- ten to Christ if he is hungry or sleeping out on a cold night. We must meet their physical needs in order to bring Christ to them. Because of his family, Tony is concerned about the deterioration of family life in society. I hate to see a kid hurting because his dad doesn ' t understand him. As a priest he would share in many families and help strengthen fam- ily ties. St. Francis of Assisi has touched his life and he is consid- ering religious life, but Tony is planning to attend St. John ' s Col- lege next year desiring to discern the path for him. 1 . Jeff Falcro is determined to be the best in everything he does. 2. Seniors, Rafael Salazar, Tony Fer- nandez, Joe Castillo, and Paul Stoltz take a moment to pose for the fans. 3. Ron Garcia utilizes the many re- sources of the library for study. Jeffrey Steven Falero Santiago de Compostela El Toro