St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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X lr 0 rr ,wr Wal W ssh X 1 Left to Right: Ron Fischer, Mike Berry, Mike Cotter, Editor Dick Voigt, Bob Carey, Ed Brzezinski, Dan Schubert, Jon Haasl Father Joe McDonnell stands to the left. lf you're searching for something traditional on the SJB campus, lust turn to the Blue and White. lt is the oldest newspaper, by customs, the staff is composed of seniors, the moderator, Fr. Joseph McDonnell, is the veteran of the faculty. The quarterly editions are professionally printed and intentionally a summary of post events for keepsake purposes. Sponsored by PETE NAPOLI SHOE REPAIR lO96l V2 Rosecrans Ave. lat Studebakerl We take pride in our work and use only highestquality material.

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Standing, Left to Right: P. Guy. R. FiSCl'9f. J- Truiillo. R. Rep0l1l. Editor Fitzgerald, L. Thatch, D. Waldie, J. Dade, K. Hoggard, D. Rogala, D. Noonan Marcus Edwards, J. Roch, E. Ramm, M. Sheeren. Standing: P. Brush, D. R,SCOH. T.D0nghue, WEEKLY NOOSE 'Since its humble beginningfour years ago,when Mike Herbold was the creator, editor, and staff, the Weekly Noose has made tremendous ad- vances. This year Marcus Edwards felt it a per- sonal obligation to continuethetraditional news and gossip sheet, and with the help of a talented staff converted the Noose into a top- rate paper. H2 Editor Marcus Edwards types out the stencil while Dan Rogala proofreads a finished page.

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r-gt., PRESS CLUB Sitting, Left to Right: R. Fischer, K,Hoggard, L, Thafchh Sfqndff1g:G-Chulune R 5,mm5 Fr. Dan Tavares. For two years the Press Club has con- tinued its almost obscure but vitaltunc- tion of spreading word about SJB with surprising efficiency. Calling in scores and writing in game stories and news columns are the two major duties that the members have taken upon them- selves. Their purpose is to acquaint the thousands of unfamiliar readers of the local papers with up and coming SJB. PHOTO CLUB An interest that has always been strong at SJB is photography. Every year growing numbers as- semble after school in the darkroom to spend hours developing prized snapshots. This year even Fr. Director got into the act, as Fr. Joseph Mediati, a zealous camera bug from way back, scampered up and down the football field clicking off photo after photo. The club provides the school with a bundle of beautiful shots for every event. The moderator of this important club is Fr. George Pratte. Far Right: Kevin Kelly dries developed photos. Below Left: John Morello and Al Konapka prepare paper for photographs. Below Center: Jerry Federico operates an enlarger. Below Right: Gordon Chelune and Mike Zapf are two promising photographers. it T -SST H X '- .