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

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Soph Basketball l -r, ,,,, ., ' .. - B R A V , 1 , l in s.g,M. 2 ' 2 l I f , - L to R: John Perlstein, J usto Lopez, Ricardo Gonzales, Greg Guastella, Mario Mendoza, Steve Madrid, Paul Sakry, Howard Harda way, and Alfred Javier. Frosh Basketball ' i i sd i . , '- 5, F 5 N y -4 ,,,... 'na-..., t-8 ,. 4' -4 , Q .1 W6 by I ' 'y - F Q 1 ' A 5 W f 2 f , Q, ttaiaff 5 4 Y M , K ff M ,, r.Q,,,, , ' , , ,,, - - H zzy I N ,,, ,A f fa I Vrgg , L to R: Ron Mendoza, Chris Schniedets, Paul White, Carlos Leon, Tony Madrid, Tim Makon tz, Krys Givizdak, Tom Gardener, Steve Iglesias, Dave Doherty, Bill 0'H8lT', Rod Wineles, Dave Farney, Raul Olivas and Kevin Brazelton. The Sophomore Basketball team proved t e hardest of hard luck teams. In their season they com- piled a 7-13 record, but ten losses were by one point. These dedicated athletes were led by their captain Ricardo Gonzalez. The St. John Bosco Brave Frosh Basketball team fought their way to an impressive 11- record. The oun Braves were led by Tom liartgier and Raul Olivas. They announced that big things were in the coming for the Basketball pro- gram. Frosh and Soph Basketball 103

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1 .l.V. Basketball Playing against more exgerienced Del Rey League record. The J Vs were and at time older teams, t e Junior led by Chris Whitt and Robert Varsity Basketball squad battled Orellna. their way to an 8-12 overall and 3-5 l A 3 5 ll ! t i B o B n Al merit 1. Gus Carreras shoots from the outside. 2. L to R: Jaime Vasquez, Robert Orellana, Mike Barton, Jay Gutierrez, Rodolfo Baralas, Robert Bruce, Steve Samson, Chris Whitt, Gus Carreras, Doug Wade, and eff Hayward. Coach Steve Trejo. 3. Jaime Vasquez takes the jumper. O2 I.V. Basketball l i

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Vo rsity Soccer: Future Contenders The 1980-81 Bosco Soccer team was one of youth, speed and heart. The Braves proved themselves in Pre- League competition by beating some of Southern Cali- fornia's finest soccer teams inc uding a tough Hunting- ton Beach team 1-0. The Del Rey League proved itself to be as awesome as ever. After getting off to a slow start, Bosco came on strong with a second round victory over CIF-ranked Crespi 2-1. The Braves fell into third place and were denied a playoff berth because of a loss to Notre Dame who also tied for the third slot. Three year All-Leafuer Jeff Simonton led the Braves with the surest bit o goal tending in the league. J eff's leadership and dedication was matched by Senior full- back Chns Gatica who was also named to the Del Rey League first team. Brendan Qui ley and Rudy Guzman rounded out the senior starters. Sophomore Bob Urbany and junior Robert La Freniere were two other Del Rey standouts so honored by the league. The Braves although young proved themselves to be a contender in ears to come. Y 1. Senior Brian Bracken displaivs good form. 2. Seniors Brendan Quigleyan Rudy Guzman vie for ball con trol. 104 Varsity Soccer