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

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Drama THEATER ARTS, 6th period-Front row: Mike Maclaughlin, Greg Nelson, Myron Schuster, Jim Caron, Robert Apodaca, Bob Cornello. Middle row: Robert Beaver, Tom Stein, Fred DeNisco, Mike Pearring, Mike McCarthy, Mr. Frank Bellino. Top row: Ron Alfano, Chris Weber, Jim Stockberger, George Van De Mortel, Greg Weaver, Gregg Monlanez, Earl Valles . . . THEATER ARTS, 7th period-Front row: Mark Schmitt, Chris Lubner, Craig Cantrell. Middle row: Mike Ryan, Eddie Riglin, Chris Carabini, Joe Sanchez. Top row: Mario Griffith, Larry Walsh, Paul Steinbroner. This year was the busiest in the history of the The- ater Arts Department of St. John Bosco as they presented two full length plays Cfall: Twelve Angry Meng and Spring: The Odd Couplel and a one-act play flvlinor Miraclej. The group also entered two tournaments, receiving critical acclaim with Minor Miracle. Their director is Mr. Frank Bellino. Myron Schuster, Jim Caron and Chris Weber watch as Steve Carney takes careful aim in a tense scene from Minor Miracle. Another scene from the same one-act is pictured at the left.

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One of the more popular programs at St. John Bosco is the art program under the guidance of lVlr. Alphonse Mansour. Here students paint, both for pleasure and profit. The emphasis is a dual one: providing the student with an additional means of self expression, and the fostering of an appreci- The llrt Program mf- Y 9 ation for art and art forms which is part of the well-rounded education which is the Bosco trademark. The students pictured above are unnamed for they represent not so much themselves, but all the students in the program who have found another means of achievement.

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tl J Twelve Angry Men TOP, LEFT-Marcel Fischer and Jim Caron examine a new piece of evi- dence. TOP, RIGHT-Greg Weaver and John llllikula explain their viewpoint. LEFT-While John Caron watches lin backgroundl, Jim Ferlita, Brad Ben- nelt, Marcel Fischer and Jim Caron cast their votes. ABOVE-Mike McCarthy explodes at Bill Ridgley. RIGHT-Jim Ferlita and Brad Bennett restrain Jim Caron from attacking John Caron.