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

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Es' ff- fit:-at.. . Row 1: S. Strachan, G. Ford, D. Mars, S. Duarte, A. Rhittman, M. Brown, C. Clark, R. Murvin, W. Howard, L. Garcia, D. Gutierrez, D. Rokes. Row 2: E. Roach, M. Frembling, J. Foster, M. Whalen, D. Lopez, C. Gatica, T. Roche, J. Lopez, J. Fiala, R. Gonzalez, G. Luna, E. Berghammer, J. Hauter. Row 3: D. DiCrisi, R. Smissen, J. Athons, C. Pettit, L. Ferguson, F. Soria, R. Smith, E. Benitez, R. Chavez, R. Moreno, D. Rupp, M. Talamantes, D. Utecht, M. Chavez, A. Papillion, S. Fano, A. Mayorga, Coach Masotto, D. Swart, Coach Szczepaniak. Row 4: G. Norton, Coach Privitt, M. Fields, B. Palmer, Coach Lamp, B. Quigley, J. Griley, E. Montreal, V. Soto, T. Pillon, H. Termeer, E. Williams, M. Fenstermaker, P Shaputis, J. Greenup, R. Perez, P. Hammond, T. Deruyter. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL This year's frosh football team had a good season, and promises to be a Del Rey League contender in years to come. They took second place in league competition this year with a 4-1 record and ended up with a 6-3 record overall. This spirited team was led offensively by Scott Duarte, Willie Howard, Scott Strachan, and Richie Smissen. The tough defense was led by Raue Perez and Gus Luna. i if V., .. . ti. .i . if , L , : V,,V ky W T . .L J 4, rx .,,'r i 'tw . ..., 'iii ' M I 1 g +L, , .E Jvfqxx ,, t, an tauovel Bosco defense sticks offensive runner. fbelowl Coach Frank Masotto gives encouraging advice to the inexperienced Frosh team. 0 6 ., Unidentified Bosco runner edges by the opposing defensive squad. ' .

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SCJPHGMORE FOOTBALL The sophomore football team finished N. L a fine season with a successful overall record of 5-4. Under the direction of head coach Mike Porzio, the second year gridironers ended their season with a strong third place finish in the Del Rey League standings. The offense was mainstayed by running backs Ben Clark and Robbie Dowell, and balanced by the air attack combination of quarterback Rich Escandon and tight end Harold Prukop lmost touchdowns receivingl. Rudy Schlossen also had a fine year at wide-receiver. On the other side of the line of scrimmage, the sophomore defense was anchored by Jeff Laughlin, Dennis Murphy, Bob Levesque, and Joe was Young. Front Row ileft to rightl Gian Gandolpho, Bill Collins, Lloyd Linder, Joe Ortiz, Joe Magana, Bob Levesque, Dan Shields, Lawerence Grudicak, Adrian Gallegos, Jeff Laughlin, Gilbert Magdaleno, Geno Triopdo. Second RowJohn Deruyter, Bob Bazzano, Tom Noble, Jim Melancon, Louie Witt, Glen Massey, Lance Nason, Steve Fillet, Robbie Dowell, Pete Goul, Derek O'Gorman, Hal Prukop, Ben Clark, Marty Howard, Jim Lucero, Greg Knighton. Third Row Coach Porzio, Kip Gaia, Steve Tavares, Fred Valdespino, Greg Ricard, Richard Hill, Chris Witucki, Dennis Murphy, George Papillion, Ed Teran, Richard Engles, Reinaldo Ruiz, Pete La Combe Pete Russo. Back Row Mark Smith, Richard Escandod, Robert Hampton, Mark Samson, Joe Young, Victor Paderes, Jim McDonald. in I. A L .L gv f , - I ,V ' 7' fr: f . M Y T iii f M? W' 1 .5 lriir T : fit' W T af- ii',, T' Q ffl. ,,. 4 T, , ,sf'. 2 ,':,f','f wi., F' ,.. .tg , E. L .,Jn.v V ,,,,,,,., 5 .., 6 ...,.- M... .-. . W.,-.1 Q -4 nu! ,, -f, J f 'L'-I 4 it ?!'W:f J3:.:,1- - .,,. 1 '4'3ilf2.1f..f ..,..m-fi.1 rr. H ' 'L 'N' ,, ' 'mx , . ,, , , .M V ' ,ja , -fggegjg-53,?s,,f an M , ..1'f g Z 4 unsung. . ,.,,,,,,, ' I ,,f gin. if ,W i- 4 l ' 1 '9TJUfC K ' Q 'W 'W 4 ' , Q, A.t.,,,.,.-W, ,V - if' Rf if V 5 ,fainug V 'fa r 'fi ' ' 'VV fu Q . Wivffo .VE Vw lb K . i 5 5 VV bs, I 'S -ff . 4 .2 , V U as 1 1: VV V VV V f Q. Q . VV ' T im -f 'U iw 'Ei ,r W S-A T 4' , 49 M ' ' zz ,, ,Vt ' W ,AV Bosco fullback stopped at the line of scrimmage. The awesome SJB offense blasts up the middle for a substantial gain. 102

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JV BASKETBALL 'W me B Back row lL to Fil: R. Washington D Gallian K McColIough S. Lorge, J. Escondon, Coach Lynch Front row H Prukop J Delis, L. Casas, D. Farney, D G This year, as always, the J.V. basketball team was made up of an assortment of Sophomores and Juniors, most of whom had not played much together before. The unenviable job of molding these players into next years Varsity players went to Mr. Steve Lynch. As with the Varsity, the J.V. team was plagued with last second defeats. Nevertheless, the team pulled together at the end of the season to place well in league. This surge at the end of the season was led by the fine play of Dan Farney, Kevin McCullough, and Shawn Lorge. 104