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

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Front Row, Lett to Right: G. Herne, B. Corona, R. Perez, M. Schulz, M. Bailey P. Kerivan, L. Stevens, A. Lara, T. White, P. Cohea, J. Guerrero, S. Huen. Second Row: J. Morris, L. Haske, P. Koot, M. Botich, P. Webb, J. Meyers, M. Vercic, M, Premro, T. Fischer, T, McCoy, G. Jones. Third Row: J. Wilson, L Holbasch, R. Reyes, R. Denisco, J, Naegli,J. Trechter, E. Brzezinski, L. Butler T, Disney, E. Almada, M, Coleman. Fourth Row: l. Roygoza, D. Shumake, C. Stuff, T. Gates, D. Schubert, R, Arceo, M. Roche, P. Guy, G. Federico, T. Caldwell. Fifth Row: Cap Jacobs, R. Fischer, G.Monsour, T. Baugess, T. Gough, S. Baca, G. Roush, K. Kelly, D. Cutrone, J. Magnon, J. Bergman, D. Castle- TTTOFI. F LETTERMEN'S CLUB Lettermen's Club Officers: President George Herne, Vice-President Al Lara, Secretary Mike Schulz, Treasurer Larry Stevens, Sergeant'At-Arms Joe Meyers. The Lettermen enioy and take the ad- vantage ot being the largest and, in man- power, the strongest on-campus organiza- tion. To the athletes goes the privilege of being policemen around the school, a title few dare to challenge. At every event the Lettermen volunteer themselves as ushers, as this also gives them a chance to parade. Their service is nevertheless deeply appreciated. T27

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First Row, Left to Right: J. Carney, T. Soggins. Second Row: R. Giorgi, J. Fenstermaker, K. Bibee, L. Ramirez, S. Stosch, Bro. Larry Mullaly, Third Row: R. Gorham, R. Grantham, G. Meir, P. Warren. Fourth Row: S. Gunning, F. Schubert, A. Castiglione, G. Buck. Fifth Row: L. Thatch, E. Ramm, E. Lindquist. DRAMA CLUB Kneeling. E, Paredes, J. Avellaneda, A, Sterling, J. Zazueta, Standing, Front: Yong Yot, Presidentg Juan Roch, B. Giorgi, E. Sterling, J. Carney, R, Perez, P, Jean, T. Hung, E. Almada. Standing, Rear: R. DeLaLlata. l 26 Bro. Larry Mullaly laid solid foun- dations for a long-awaited Drama Club this year, as his two produc- tions won immediate acclaim. The goals of this club, as well as its efforts, are indeed sincere: first, to communicate the message of the play,that people learn from the experiences of the actors in the plot, and second, to develop talent. lt has taken the International Club very little time to become an es- tablished and active outfit. Open to all students enrolled in a for- eign language or who speak one, the club furthers appreciation of foreign cultures, languages, and customs. ln addition, the members have made it a tradition to spon- sor a Christmas pageant. INTERNATIONAL CLUB

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