Antonian College Preparatory High School - Warrior Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Hignt ' 'L--fQ H' MMR n D Mx .Max W Situ Rick Somers, Carl Schneider, and Jerry Arnold selling cold drinks at the first annual Antonian Invitational Track Meet. Dennis Chermak, Mike Daniels, and Pat Sheehy move one of the many boxes of cans collected in the canned 'food clrive. Butch Vela waits for the setup from Mark Wienties as Ty Griesenbeck, Tom Richter, Steve Scecina, Walter Kerr, and Larry Boyd look on. lOl

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5 Im' Memories Father Grahman saying Mass for the repose of the soul of Greg Blount. E. I e 3:11:23 'ffl' -Z' , , , 'ff' 5 M1 4' 52 I00 -il ' Archbishop Lucey, Father Grah- man, and Br. Rockenbaugh at the dedica- tion of the ath lefic complex.

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Awards This year at Antonian all athletic and scholas- tic awards were presented at a special Awards Banquet held at the Sheraton lnn. Letters in football, basketball, baseball, and track were given out, along with special awards in each of these sports. The academic awards were the Torch Award, Religion Trophy, Honor Certif- icate, General Merit Award, Social Studies Award, and Perfect Attendance Certificate. The Torch Award is presented to the five stu- dents on each level who maintain the highest scholastic averages. Junior winners were Hen- ry Amen, Thomas McGary, Nick Pantuso, Carl Schneider, and Raymond Zowarka. Sopho- mores were Tim Bolton, Louis Botto, Charles Garrett, Robert Kavanaugh, and Tim Tynan. Bruce Baethge, Jim Bauml, Bill Brendel, Hans Dahl, and Richard Lochte were the freshmen winners. The Religion Trophy is awarded to one boy from each level who achieves straight A's in Religion and scores highest on a test admin- istered in the fourth quarter. The winners were: Nick Pantuso, iunior, Louis Botto, soph- omore, Bill Brendel and Robert Van Rite, freshmen Ctiel. The Honor Certificate is given to those stu- dents who attain the honor roll at least twice during the first three quarters. Those who received it were: Juniors, Steve Altobelli, Henry Amen, Jerry Arnold, Steve Fisher, Glenn Madere, Thomas McGary, Nick Pan- tuso, Carl Schneider, Ronald Toon, and Ray- mond Zowarka, Sophomores, Robert Arias, Robert Bauml, Richard Blair, Louis Botto, Tim Bolton, Steve Dobrinic, Charles Elizondo, Charles Garrett, John Goebel, Victor Jouffray, Robert Kavanaugh, Wade Matthis, Steve Mc- Brearty, Bill McElreath, Fernando Obledo, Rob- ert Rex, Randy Rogers, Roger Saathoff, Ray Singleton, Tim Tynan, and Victor Vela, Fresh- men, Dennis Baas, Bruce Baethge, Jim Bauml, Bill Brendel, Hans Dahl, Bill Hinchey, James Halet, Robert Lara, Richard Lochte, Chris Lutz, Sam Monaco, David Nobles, Michael Peters, Joseph Pantusa, Thomas Simek, Jerry Range, Robert Van Rite, David Vorpahl, and John Wright. The General Merit Award is presented to five students from each level who compile the most extracurricular activity points. Junior win- ners were Bill Fecci, John Finch, Robert Meur- er, Mike Mott, and Steve Scecina. Sophomores were Charles Elizondo, Wayne DeWinne, John- ny Gill, Andy Obriotti, and Victor Vela. fcontinued on p. 1042 I02 4 0 M Mr. Richter, past president of the PTC, speaks at the banquet. Br. Andrew presents an Honor Certificate to Glenn Madere. i E l 5 E l i i s 1 1 4 i I l z 1 4 E