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

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EXTRAORDINARY DEDICATION 4 J %.« K JL E ± 1 -w- i ■ A faithful friend is a sturdy shel- ter, he who finds one, finds a trea- sure. - Sirach 6:14 Nguyen Duy Viet Cathedral Chapel Los Angeles Joseph Stephen Palumbo St. Bede ' s Parish La Canada This page sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. S. Robert Polito.

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William Francis Killmond St. Mel ' s Parish Woodland Hills And Power was with him in the night, Which makes the darkness and the light, And dwells not in the light alone, But in the darkness and the cloud As over Sinai ' s peaks of old, While Israel made their gods of gold Altho ' the trumpet blew so loud. -Alfred, Lord Tennyson Franklyn Anthony Molina St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Los Angeles With a record of numerous sport Championships and awards, Viei Nguyen has clearly proven his athle- tic expertise. Yet, he can remember when his most involved part in any sport activity was standing at the sidelines; not because he could not play in the game, but because he did not understand it. His interest com- pelled him to learn by watching oth- ers. During the summers. Viet ran in a CYO track league and played com- petitive water polo. Through these ac- tivities he developed his natural athle- tic talents. The Seminary sports pro- gram gives him the opportunity to re- veal himself as a formidable adver- sary on the field. For one so successful, Viet takes his athletic accomplishments in stride. He considers sports fun. and a great way to keep in shape. Viet plans on going to St. John ' s to continue seeking out his vocation, possibly the priesthood. Next to this goal, sports are insignificant! Miguel Angel Medina St. Sebastian Parish West Los Angeles 1 . When it conies to working on the Prep, Bill Killmond can only grin and bear it. 2. lmmitating the patriotism at I wo Jima, seniors unhurl their Riot Squad ban- ner in victory during the Football Clas- sic. 3. Captain Viet Nguyen makes a rousing half-time speech to his teammates. This page sponsored by Comite Mexicano de Beneficencia, Pacoima

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A GENUINE DESIRE Jaime Rocha Our Lady of Guadalupe Santa Barbara Happjfcthe man who holds out to the end through trial. James 1:12 The decision to be a Christian presupposes a geniune desire to recognize and reflect upon the un- folding of God ' s master plan for each individual. This unique dimension of dis- very in the spiritual life is called discernment. Most often the object of our discerning is God ' s will, but such a pursuit can never be abstract, nor can it be conclud- ed at any single stage of life. Rather it is a life-long discovery reminiscent of Alfred, Lord Ten- nyson ' s poem Ulysses. We are roaming with a hungry he-- ' looking, searching, yearning, Discernment, through pr , and spiritual counsel, brings orde into our searching and provides u with perspective on past exper iences and present challenges a we live the Gospel of Jesus. Witl Ulysses we declare that whicl we are, we are-one equal tempei of heroic hearts, . . . strong in will to strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. 1. Jaime Rocha fantasizes of the day he will become Dean of Studies. 2. Physical fitness is a part of David Sotelo ' s daily routine. 3. Anthony Selva takes his turn at waiting on the faculty during lunch. Rafael Salazar Jr. St. Norbert Parish Orange 30 This page sponsored by Thomas Sakalis