Bishop Montgomery High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1980 volume:

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JANUARY 7. 1980 SECRETARIAT OF STATE Dear Father Kidney, The Holy Father has received your letter on behalf of the students of Bishop Montgomery High School, and he has asked me to express his thanks- He is grateful for your devoted sentiments and solidarity in faith. On his part. His Holiness assures you and all the faculty and students of his special interest and concern. He hopes that, through the daily life and activities of the school, the Holy Spirit will lead each person to a deeper understanding of truth and justice and to a greater love for Christ and the Church. The Holy Father will pray for all of you and he cordially imparts His Apostolic Blessing, invoking upon you the peace and joy of our Lord Jesus Christ. I am also enclosing a talk which His Holiness addressed to the youth of the United States during his pilgrimage of faith Sincerely yours in Christ. Msgr. G.B. Re Assessor The Reverend Liam J Kidney Bishop Montgomery High School 5430 Torrance Boulevard Torrance. California 90503 Cardinal Timothy Manning Enclosure Archdiocesan 3 California ti:y :i(i : m t mm% -r - k :; . ' A yif ' ; 5% V 3lk • . ' California Knights The Knights Experienced That Special Knight 1. Homecoming Queen Theresa Trevino stands belwcen two of her favorites, Tom Hardesty and Father Kidney. 2. Tlie junior float was the winner of the float contest, which showed the class of ' 81 has talent. 3. Jim Miller, Quarterback, scrambles to the left looking down for an open Knight. The Homecoming pep rally was Ihe climax of the spirit week. During this each class showed their spirit by wearing their class colors, decorating the school, and having a fund raiser during lunch time. The newcomers, the freshmen, did very well in showing their spirit, along with the three upper classes as well. The spirit contest points were close at the beginning of the pep rally with the junior class in the lead. During the pep rally each class showed their spirit. The senior class, having shown the most spirit was awarded the spirit trophy by Fr. Loomis and the ASB officers. This was the first time the senior class had won the trophy and they were estatic. There was also an award given to the junior class officers for their good leadership of their class throughout the week. Just minutes prior to this. Coach Norton explained that the only good Swordsmen is a ... His feelings expressed those of the whole student body as they yelled and cheered. The princes.scs of the Homecoming court were announced as everyone held their breath. As the time passed and darkness fell upon us, it was time once again for the traditional Homecoming game. The special game was kicked off by the spectacular Homecoming parade. The color guards, the drill team, the four class floats, and the lovely princesses in the old fashioned cars, cleared the cleared the track for the knights to enter onto the field. Halftime ceremonies conducted by our Homecoming Chairman Pat Klein, included the announcement of the winner of the float contest. The junior class took the trophy with ease. Their victorious entry of That Golden Knight was displayed by a rainbow and a pot of gold, two lephechauns, and a golden knight, was admired and loved by all. Another halftime activity was the breath-taking moment of the coronation of a new Homecoming queen. Last year ' s Homecoming queen Jane Aki, graciously gave up her crown to a deserving Theresa Trevino. Theresa was very happy and was congratulated by the other four princesses and friends who were also happy for her. St. Paul did manage to walk away with the game, the final score being 7-13, but they certainly didn ' t lower our spirit, enthusiasm, or morale, which was evident throughout the season. Terri Andrade The Homecoming Court Theresa Trevino Joyce Morelos Eileen Schindler Dani Carr Homecoming 11 That Special Night At The Sheraton 1979 Homecoming ended with a semi-formal dinner-dance at the Sheraton-Newport Hotel. All attended with their sweetheart or favorite friend. ' That Special Knight was accompanied by the band, Organized Crime, which played some really up-beat disco tunes to which everyone rocked, including teachers. Toward the end came the queen ' s dance with Theresa Trevino and Tom Hardesty, which got everyone in a very romantic mood. The dance ended with a cheery round of M-l-C — see ya real soon — K-E-Y — why? because we like you-by the band, which summed up the general feeling of the dance. 12 Homecoming BISHOP MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL 5MEC0MVMG DANCE SAT 63(rw;ijli™ PARADE AND FLpATS II]nO;:; ' FOOTBAlt ARSITYiSTiPAUL FRITHOME - - 1 T 1 1 1 n TIT T I n T M M -TTT1 m TTTT n T VTTn 1111111 M v I % 1 n 1 ff l v - v i H I ■Ml IyJ H 1 VK ■n 1 1 If ;;  nAl k ■ M l k mM Hv ' T ' lt - v H Iw H M Hi L l ■6vV.w!« ' ' 4 T 5 H Hi V H ■ I HB HJfvKf); 2:.y f! | I H m 1 ■ f hH H HH 1 1 1. Look right this way and smile! says photographer from Alfred and Fabris to John Volmer and Sandy Zabel. 2. The Homecoming Court: Terri Andrade and Victor Castro. Dan! Carr and Jon Mostero, Queen Theresa Tredno and Tom Hardesty, Eileen Schindler and Tim Frei, Joyce Morelos and Greg Gomez. 3. Alice Woodward and Tim Forney decide lo sil this one out 4. The 1979 Homecoming Top Ten: Top, left lo right, .Annette Strickland. Terri Andrade, Teresa Tretino, Eileen Schindler, Lisa Arico, Patty Corse, Bottom Row, Patty Gindro, Joyce Morelos, Cathy AkI, and Dani Carr. 5. The spirited new Bishop Montgomery marquee displays the Homecom- ing weeks activities. 6. The man responsible for a successful Homecoming serves as Master-of- Ccrcmonics, Pat Klein. 7. Sophomores Deanna Rivera and Robert Morelos dance to the beat of Organized Crime, 8. Senior Lisa Cifford and her date pose for a picture. 9. For some juniors Homecoming is a family affair! Nick Arias and his date. Carmen Arias and Tony Cordero, and Richard Cordero and his dale, Gina Banales, G.A.A., J. v., FRESHMEN Cheerleaders Generate Spirit Who ' s that cheering at the girl ' s basketball and volleyball games? It ' s none other than Caria Long, Erin Gartland, Vicky Leach, and Tracy Wagner. They helped bring the Knights many victories over the opposition. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Barbi Shelter, Tina Dove, Meg Butier, Trish Petty, Judi Froch- lich, and Frannie Ponsford, showed their enthusi- asm as they cheered the Sophomores on to victory. Although they are new on campus, the Freshmen cheerleaders, Alice Cardona, Lauren Donovan, Cristina Lechuga, Laura Mostero, and Elizabeth Ortega, showed alot of spirit and excitement during the football games and pep rallies. 16 Pep Rallies-Knight Time The best thing about pep rallies wasn ' t the shortened classes, it was the atmosphere. After sixth period the stu- dents felt free to get wild and crazy. The pep rallies consist- ed of skits and performances by the cheerleaders and songs. Contests were a hot item this year as some of the schools best looking guys strutted across the gym floor flaunting their hot legs . Mike Balderas won the title because of his originality though many thought Mike Fish had the best legs. The pep rallies proved to be a great asset to the athlete ' s confidence. (ireg Gomez prepares the outside of the gym for the pep rally. Rene Brigden, Pele Sterfenelli, Jolene Gregory, Kalhy Trujillo, Pat Mancuso, and the great Kim Hix entertain the entire school with their protrayal of the North High cheerleaders. Freshmen show their spirit Woodstock as their mascot. Sophomores get lazy at Knight Time. Jerry Desert, Bo Kelly, Greg Gomez, Mike Fish, Pat Mancuso, and Martin Von Kanel show their stuff. Pep Rallies 17 S OUTHBAYS FINEST: m :? ' ft :v The 1 979- 1 980 Knightelles, under the leadership of their moderator. Ms. Chris Collette. have had a very successful year. The Drill Team worked hard all summer for their halftime performances at this sea- son ' s football games. The Drill Team was directed by Colonel Carrol Simmons, (Senior). ( irsi Captain Myra Garin, (Senior) and Second Captain Mary Han- sen. (.Junior). The tall flags were lead by Trish and Mary Sapien, both .luniors. The leaders for the short flags were Noreen Garin, (Junior), and Lisa VN ' alski, (Senior). This year we had only one batin twirler. Darcy Slolz, (Freshmen), but her talent was enough for an entire team. The drill team, along with the short flags appeared at the East Los Angeles College, giving a spectular halftime performance. During No- vember, a competition was held at Arroyo High School, which brought the precision team a respectable fourth place title. Although both the tall and short flag teams consisted of new members, they did well at the competition. Disneyland hosted a competition from November 22nd to the 2. th. The Knightettes thoroughly enjoyed marching in the Main Sired Parade for the first time. The Knightettes competed in the competition and the were outstanding. The precision and parade teams both took first place in their categories. The short flag team also did well by taking second place. Carrol Simmons, the Colonel, entered in the queen competition and was selected eighth in the court of girls from several different states. The Knightettes also competed at the West High and Miss Drill Team U.S.A. competitions, later in the year. Dazzeling smiles could be seen from the Knightettes while performing at the competions. They did extremely well at both performances. The Extravaganza, a show put on by the Knightettes, doing various different routenes was enjoyed by all. Bishop can be very proud of the fantastic halftime performances and the support the drill team has brought to the school. 1 1979-1980 Knightette Officers. Left to Right: Second Captain Mary Hansen, Colonel Carol Simmons, First Captain Myra Garin. 2 Top to Bottom Patty Weber, Connie Torres, Julie Wolfinger, Lisa Moske. 3 Left to Right: Kathy Mines, Eboni Threat, Margret Marino, Back Row: Debbie Bukaty. 4. Short Flags Team, Bottom Row; Left to Right: Kim W ' ijmer, Gayle Sakaguchi, Rose Ann Lrias, Top Ro«. Left to Right: Jenny Thermos, Lisa Walski, Elise Silva, Steph- anie iceija. Top: Noreen Garin. . I eft to Right: Meilani Renger, Linda Staplefurt, Bonnie Olsen, Front: Kathy Carna- han. 6 Top Row Karen Rodman, Middle Row Marcella Reiello. Darcy Stolz, Colleen (iittens. Bottom: Siliia Bejerano. 7 Top: Middle Row. Left to Right: Kathy Lacey, Jackie Orzecb, Theresa Revilla, Bottom: Mary Thorton. X Tall Flags Team, Left to Right: Trish Sapien, Kathy Kruger, Mary Sapien, Top Row. Left to Right: Karen Shelley, Silvia Perez, Athenia Gordon, Mari Ann Issac. 9 Left to Right Kathy Scott, Kim W ilkinson. Sue Forsythe Bottom Kathy Purcell. THE KNIGHTETTES Drill Team 19 I Lcfi to Right Julie Hatfield, Jocelyn Catipon. Leity Lopez, Boiiom Nancy Garin. 3 I L-fl 10 Rifjhi Sandra Bosio. Susan I ling, kalie KriiMnTirld. Boiiom Kli abelh Thomas. 2 l.cfl 10 Righi Flaiia Raielo, Cynthia Sarmienio, Pauline Tanaka, Linda illal- pondo. 20 Drill Team STUDENT ' S CRAZY J ' Pr 1 v. 1 -1 • ■ X M ' 1 p ■ ' ' Jl GET WILD Our pep nillies here ai Bishop Montgomery are really sonieihlng lo talk about. People spend the entire day get- ting physieally and emotionally ready for them. They wait lor the speeial moment, the beginning oi ' the pep rally to let their emotions go. and do they let them go!!! Deafening screams and outrageous stunts make up the setting of the pep rallies. They lend enormous support to the teams and allow the whole school to gel involved in a little fun .Some of the outrageous stunts included our very own North High cheerleaders. They portrayed the actual ones to perfection! Another well liked skit was the Best Legs Contest . The contest was won by the one and only !V1ike Balderas. Mike showed what grace and style is all about. Ml of these activities helped to create an energetic setting at each pep rally. Support of the pep rallies b the students helped make them such a success. 1. The one and only, Pat Mancuso ,is he strolK oul jl a pep rally lo ■ how off hii legs! 2. The senior guys. Mike Balderas, Viclor C asiro, (Jerry Dessert, Bo Kelly, Greg Gome , .ind Mike Kish, compete lo show who has the eutiest legs. 3. Sally Nagy and .Alfonso Reyes cheer the seniors on to victory. 4. Seniors show their spirit at the first pep rally. 5. At a Homecoming pep rally, students show their loyally to B.M.H S. Pep Rallies 21 SEVEN ENTHUSIASTIC DAYS 1 . David Bettwy and Mike Sroka have a quiet talk at float build- ing. 2. Senior cars say it all. 3. Sophomore float plate shows that K.M E.T. rocks California. 4. Juniors protest because they are better. 5. Patty Gindro, Debbie Dieter, and Victor Castro paint signs praising the Seniors 6. Lynn Mountain Dani McOsker work at the float site. 7. Freshmen take time out of float building to take a picture. 8 Mia Melon, Jeanmarie Helstowski, Carolyn Ignacio, Lisa Mueller, and Karen Short attend the Senior Mass. 9. Jerry Stevens ' banner displays his idea of spirit. 0. The Juniors ' decorating is a work of art. Spirit week was a wonderful success as always. The entire school ' s spirit was apparent in every activity they participated in. The Juniors won the float contest with their excellent float, That Golden Knight . It was a well deserved trophy for the Junior Class who can definitely pride themselves on being hardworking and spirited. Spirit week began with the Freshmen and Sophomore color day. Freshmen colors were black and powder blue, worn by all spirited Freshmen. The day ' s activities were a sponge toss by the Freshmen and an egg toss by the Sophomore ' s. Sophomore ' s also wore their class colors which were brown and gold. The theme of the Freshmen float was Tonite ' s the Night and the Sopho- more ' s theme was Mommy told me there ' d be nights like this. and she was right! Junior class day brought out the best in the Juniors. Brown and gold could be seen throughout the school. Their class activity was musical chairs which everyone enjoyed. Red and White! Yes, the Seniors stole the show as always. Toilet paper galore! A bunch of kids never had so much fun! Their activity for the day was a sweet walk, similar to musical chairs, but much more delicious. The theme for the Senior class was A Night on the Town. Spirit Week 23 E T T E R G I R L S It ' s said that there is strength in numbers, the lettergiris of 1979-1980 proved this to be true. The lettergirls represent various sports such as volleyball, basketball, soccer, cross country, track, Softball, and drill team. Each member must has participated in one year of a varsity sport or two years of a junior varsity sport. The lettergirls are kept very busy during the year by serving at the Boy ' s Sports Banquets, Father Daughter Night, selling popcorn at football games, sponsoring girls ' basketball tournaments, working at the snack bar during sports events. The major goals of the lettergirls are to create unity, spirit, and organization among the girls athletic program at Bishop Montgomery High School. The lettergirls club could have never been such a success without their dedicated officers. Patty Cindro, played an important role in leadership. She was the president of the club and performed her duties well. Other officers included, Vice-President, Kathy Trujillo, (Senior) Treasure Theresa Trevino, (Senior) Secretary Jolene Gregory, (Senior) Publicity Patty Froelich (Senior) Underclassman Representative Patty Aki (Sopho- more) Coordinating the events of the year was their moderator, Ms. Collette. LETTERG I RLS 1 979-80: Seniors; Calhy Aki, Lin- da Behenna, Dani Carr, Caryn Conway, Sharon Dunigan, Debbie Duiro, Lulu Fernandez, Patty Kroelich, Elizabeth Fujio, Myra Garin, Patty Gin- dro, Jolene Gregory, Kathy Griffin, Margret Grove, Linda Husar, Vicki Leach, Donna Manlong, Lynn Marzon, Sharon Medina, Mia Mellon, Kim Miles, Sally Nagy, Cynthia Sarmiento, Elise Siha, Carrol Simmons. Paula Stacek, Diane Strickland, Theresa Treiino, Kathy Trujillo, Lisa Walski, Patty Weber, Kim W ijmer. Juniors: Ann Marie Augustine, Nancy Banken, Sandy Bosio, Carrie Brown, Katie Brownfield, Ma- ria Cafaro, Cathy Carnahan, Maria C ullen, Kath- leen DeKrance, Kileen Dempster, Ruth Dessert, Kalh) Donahue, Sylvia Duran, Lisa Eraser. Mary Kay Freeman. Nancy Garin, Diana Gonzales, Laura llammerle, Maureen Mealy, Jeanine Juge, Letty Lo- pez, Lisa Moske. Marianne Newville, Jackie Or- zech. Silvia Perez, Teresa Revilla, vette Rice, (iayle Sakaguchi, Mary Sapien, Trish Sapien, Jeanne .Schweislhal, Cheryl Secules, ,4nn Skelley, Jenny Thermos, Sue W ' endorff. Sophomores; Patty Aki, Kerry Bateman, Gena Fsposito. Sue Forsythe, Alhenia Gordon. Megan Mix, Terri Liegy, Erin Mc Carthy, Peggy Meyer Bonnie Olson, C athy Ramos, Meilani Renger, Karen Rodman, Karen Shelley, Michelle Smith, Rose Ann Irias, Stephanie Viceija, Freshmen; Maureen Bradley, Cathy Mines, Mari- sella Revello, Kathy Scott, Linda Slaplefurt, Connie lorrez, Kim Wilkinson, 2 l-cllcrgirls: Officers: Left lo Righl: Jolene (Greg- ory, Kathy Truljillo, Patty Gindro, Patty Froelich. Ihresa Trevino. and Pally Aki. SHOW CLASS BRING PRIDE TO M O N T G O M E R Y Montgomery ' s men athletes were lead this year by their president, the one and only- John Mellis (Senior). John, along with the other officers, Kevin Bateman, (Senior) Vice-President, Tom Baaden, (Senior) Secretary, and Eric Classman, (Junior) Finance Committee Chairman, helped bring leadership qualities to the lettermen club. One of the major goals and aspirations of the lettermen club this year was to raise money by putting on a dance and a bake sale, to buy a new victory bell. This is a great achievement that will be remembered for years to come. The Lettermen were busy this year helping as ushers at the Rock The World concert and putting on the intermural basketball games. This year could have never passed without mentioning the support given by the lettermen at the basketball games. A lot of spirit and enthusiasm could be heard from the left side of the homeside bleachers. They helped cheer the team on to victory by performing the ever famous B.M.H.S. cheer. LETTERMEN 1979-1980: Seniors; Sleie Abram, Tom Baa- den, Kevin Bateman. Joe Burteeh, Willie Cajiao, Ton Cas- tillo, icior Castro, Greg Gomez, Tom Hardest), Preston Mc Murr , Tim Mc Osker, John Mellis, Ephriam Mendoza, Mike Mondello, Jon Mostero, Rob Pelroni, Joe Pueliu, Steie Rega- lado, Al Re es, Rick Rhilinger, Lance Ta lor, Ra Waters, Terrell Woods. .luniors: Steie Baaden, George Cable, Joe Gordon, Phil Her- nandez, Mark Jennings, Eddie Medel, Phil Mendez, Mike Mendoza, Mark Messbarger, Don Mostero, Tom Monlgom- er , Paulo Pueliu, Chris Rigali, Mike Romero, Mike Smith, Mike Soriano, Rick Soto, Kent Ta lor, Erank Turner, Gerard illarreal, Richie inceni, Tom Laureno, Paul Gibson. Jorge l.e Chuga. Da e Esgro. Mike Euller. Sophomores; Joe Arico. Mike Gonzales 2 Lettermen Officers: Left to Righl; John Mellis, Keiin Bate- men, Tom Baaden, and Eric Glassman. Lettermen 25 A.S.B. SERVES YOU The 1979-80 ASB officers came into office this year with a lot of enthusiasm and new ideas. Some major goals set by the officers were to promote and help organize school ac- tivities, and p rovide a student service center thru the activi- ties office. Under the direction of their new moderator, Fr. Richard Loomis, the ASB officers, and twenty-four class officers worked together producing an efficient and well run student government. In preparation for the upcoming year, a workshop took place during the summer. Unique and creative ideas were developed and various activities were in the planning pro- cess. This workshop proved to be beneficial numerous times during the year. The year can well be remembered by the outstanding accomplishments of ASB President, Tim Mc Osker and his officers. Many devoted hours were spent before and after school in preparation for various activities. One major event that was a box office sell out, was the Rock the World concert. This proved to be another successful event that was enjoyed by all as they listened to the perfect impersenations of the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones, and the Bea ttles. 26 ASB A new tradition was introduced last year by ASB, inter- mural basketball. This year, intermurals offered not only an opportunity for male athletes to compete, but also female athletes. We hope the outstanding participation will contin- ue in the years to come. Such events as Welcome Frosh Dance, Spirit Week, and Homecoming, showed the efforts and dedication of hard working ASB and student council members. The Home- coming festivities were done in an expert manner and our appreciation goes to Tim Mc Osker, Chairman Pat Klein, and his assistant Annette Strickland. With the combined efforts of President Tim Mc Osker and Vice President Eric Classman, the pep rallies were lead with a lot of spirit and unity that showed the true spirit of the Bishop Montgomery Family. An important accomplishment was made this year by ASB. A newly made constitution was adopted. This will surely benefit the future leaders of the Bishop Montgomery. Keeping students well informed through the new marquis and bullitin boards was also an achievement in establishing good communication with the students. Through the com- bined efforts of the administration, student council, and the student body, the year of 1979-80 proved to be a very successful one. X. . ' { ■■ 1. The 1979-80 ASB officers. Top row, lefl lo righl. publicity member, Nancy Dietrich, Publicity Chairman, Pat Klein, secretary, Anette Strickland, Vice President, Eric Classman, President. Tim Mc Osker, Moderator, Fr. Loomis. Bottom row, left to right. Publicity member, Labelle Del Fosse, treasurer, Don Mostero. 2. Elvis Tim Mc Osker Costello and Eric Classman lead halloween costume contest at lunch. 3. Annette Strickland, school secretary in action. 4. Homecoming Chairman, Pat Klein talks over some last minute details with Fr. Kidney at the Homecoming game. 5 1979-80 Student Council. Back row, left to right, Eric Classman, Tim Mc Osker, Annette Strickland, Pal Klein, Kim Hix, and Laurie Witt- man. Third row. left to right. Fr. Loomis, Chris Roses, Nancy Dietrich, Sue Finn, Terri Andrade, Terri Miles, Diane Wratschko, Jeanne Costello, Vicky Apple White, Lani Pueliu, Marc! Millan,, and Ed Mystrom. Second row, left to right, Don Mostero, Lisa Fraiser, Debbie Brown, Steve Trudnowski, Labell Del Fosse, Mary Ann Flores, Joe Cordon, and Angie Forst. Bottom row, left to right, Cabriel Capdavilla, Lynn Mountain, Lisa Zabel, and Dani Mc Osker. 6. ASB members Eric Classman, Tim Mc Osker, and Don Mostero have a meeting with Fr. Loomis. ASB 27 The Staff That Made It! The 1980 YEARBOOK, a recognized classic even before publication, was created by a dedicated staff of hard-work- ing Knights, led by their moderator, Mr. Dan Martinez. The staffers worked their fingers to the bone, often by moonlight, to turn out a masterpiece, a book to end all yearbooks. They succeeded! The 1980 book will be passed from generation to generation, through-out the ages. The staff worked very hard on this year ' s edition. Some people made very notable contributions, especially the edi- tors in chief, Karen Moschel and Cathy Bednorz, the stu- dent editor Terri .Andrade, the activities editor Diane Wratschko. and the photography specialists; Dana Hursey, Mike Richardson, and .i ndrea Favilii. The road to a finished yearbook was filled with potholes. buL the problems were all overcome. A lot of hard work, late hours, headaches, stomach aches, and heartaches went into the yearbook, 1980. The staff is very proud of it, and they sincerely hope you enjoy it! 28 Excalibur 1. Cathy Bednorz shows how experience and dedication pays off in the end. 2. Our Editor, Karen Moschel. 3. Karen Moschel, Tina Scanlin, and Karen Short, discuss a layout with moderator Mr. Dan Martinez, who seems to disagree. 4. Sergio Lozano shows the placement of pictures to Cindy Mayer on an advertisement layout. 5. Dana Hursey shuffles thru the negative files. 6. The YEARBOOK STAFF always takes lime out to flash a smile. 7. Examining old yearbooks gives new ideas to yearbook staff. 8. Mike Richardson studies and takes care of his handy work. Excalibur 29 Every month, a fresh new copy of KNIGHT LIFE , the school newspaper, is delivered to your homeroom. This takes a lot of effort from the newspaper staff, and they deserve a lot of credit. It is quite an achievement to produce a newspaper uith limited lime and equipment. The staff has managed this and the results haw been good. The staff who was guided by Mrs. Susan Egan, welded the group into a smooth working unit. The student editor, Beth Ennis, also deserves a lot of credit, for her dedication and work. The student body will agree that this year ' s paper is much more improved than the last years. The staff pro ides extensive coverage of sports, school time, extra-curricular activities, a rock column, and a letter to the editor ' s column. They also have tackled many controversial sub- jects with their well-written editorials. A new feature this year was the advertising page, head- ed by Erika Von Rathjen. The 1979-80 Knight life newspaper was a complete success. 30 Knight Life We Love The Knight Life Baby! 1. The 1979-1980 KNIGHT LIFE STAFF: Top Row: MODERATOR Mrs. Susan Egan, Renellen Rathburn, John Coughlin, Kathleen Ryan, Sherri Webb. Middle Row: Erica on Rathjen, Mark Mondello, Chris Mendez. Boltom Row: Peter O ' Shaughnessy, Charlie Balderas, Beth Ennis, Kathleen Keegan, Melissa Kangleon. 2. Chris Mendez o ks diligcnll as Beth Ennis discusses over ihe next column with an uncnIliusKislic Sherrie Webb. 3. John Coughlin is trying to prove his point by pointing it out in the book but. Mrs. Egan still says no, 4. KNIGHT LIFE reporters catch the latest news. 5. Service with a smile from Kathleen Keegan. Knight Life 31 STARS FALL FROM HEAVEN Heaven could wait for Joe Pendleton, but Bishop Mont- gomery couldn ' t wait for the fall play. The comedy presen- tation of Heaven Can Wait proved to be a success by the crowds that filled Thomas Moore Hall. October first was the day the crew and cast began work- ing and preparing for opening night. They had two months before the curtain opened. Sets had to be built, actors had to learn lines, costumes had to be made! This was no time to relax! The leading roles were played by, David Sweet, Sherri Webb, Lawrence Sincich, Eugene Ireland, Kathleen Ryan, Christian Matthies, and Cindy Underwood. The only experienced actor was Eugene Ireland, who displayed his talents very well. However, Lawrence Sincich and Sherri Webb deserve recognition for their acting abili- ty. Kathy Ryan convinced the audience to despise her. Everyone liked the lovable, yet vulnerable chacter por- trayed by Cindy Underwood. All the credit however, does not go to the actors and actresses. The make-up and crop crew can not be forgotten. They spent many hours hard and never got to be in the spot light. Also Mrs. Fernandez deserves a round of applause for her time, effort, and understanding which went into the presentation in order to make it a success. HEAVI N CAN WAIT Joe Pendleton Dave Sweet Mr. Jordan Lawrence Sincich Messenger 701 3 Sherri Webh Julia Farnsworth Kathleen Ryan Tony Abbot Christian Matthies Belle Logan Cindy Underwood Max Levene Eugene Ireland Mrs. Ames Nanette Hotra Susie .° Maggie Castillo Nurse Ann Laurel Schneider Williams Jeanine Gainey l-irst Escort SyKia Vlasman Second Escort John Frisch Workman Jeff Hrzina Plainclolhcsman Tim Cameron Lefty Paul Farrington Doctor Eddie Castillo Lighting head Dennis Burnett Props head Mike Molina • Make-up head Caren Robinson Publicity head Anita Duran Set Construction head Andrea Favilli Director Jennifer Fernandez Student Director Ray Yinger 1. Joe Pendleton (Dave Sweet) trys to convince Max Levene (Eugene Ireland) that he isn ' t dead and or Mr. Farnsworth. 2. The crew and staff of Heaven can Wait . 3. Second Escort (John Frisch). Mr. Jordan (Lawrence Sincich), Mes- senger 70 1 3 (Sherri Webb), all try to figure out how to get Joe Pendel- ton back to earth. 4. The cruel Mrs. Farnsworth (Kathleen Ryan) glares at the sweet and innocent Bette Logan (Cindy Underwood). 5. Mr. Jordan (Lawrence Sincich), seems to be saying, Another fine mess we ' re in! 6. Lefty (Paul Farrington). Mrs Ames (Nanette Hotra). Max Levene (Eugene Ireland), and Joe Pendleton (Dave Sweet). 32 Fall Play CSF CSF Members Seniors: Orcg Bcnkcndorfcr, Andrea Cameron. Kevin Concannon, Philip Conrad, Pally Corso, Susan English. Chris F.ugcnio. I.ucillc Fernande?, Jcannellc Manner). Mars Ann 1 lore. Timolh lorne . Tim Frei. Hli?abelh lujio. John Gilberl. Margarcl Grove. Helen Hawk. Made Horgan. Tim Hurl . Sheila Ihnen. Miehael Jakob. Corv Johnsion. Kathleen Kccgan. Pal Klein. John 1 arrinaga. Palriek l.assignc. l.arrv l.inchan. Care Marl?, Tim McOsker. Ten Ann Miles, Ann Mounlam, Siephanie Muldrow, Tilcen O ' Brien. Joe Rivera. Alieia Sabar. Roland Sehmidl. Michael Scoll. Lawrence Sincich, Annelle Slrickland, Karen Tancredi, Kim Toscas. Chris Thurner, Marlin Von Kanel, Lisa V ' alski. Alice Woodward. Ra Vinger. Tina Spicer. Juniors: Greg Armenia. Sieve Baaden, Brigid Bandv. Margarel Baranv. Mclinda Baleman. Kalhie Bo7anich. Maria Cafaro. Tim Cameron. Armando Caslro. Denise Caslro-bran. Carolyn Chiang. Jeanne Cosiello. Aida Dia? de 1 eon. Kalh Donahue. Mar) Lllis. Sue Finn, lee Flores, Scoll Gardener, Nanc) Garin. Norcen Garin. Paul Gibson, Ralph (iiordano. Terrs Gome?. Therese Hall, Penn) Hallman, Francis James. Mike Kropp. Kerry l.cc. Manila I. ope?. Larry McGauU. Karen Murph), Sue Murra), Marrianne Newvillc. Jackie Nulile, Mellonic Palcrson. Mall Rodngue?. Ann Skelly. Michael Soriano. Richard Soriano, Connie Tamburn, Michele Taylor, Mary Thornlon, Steve Trclease, Debra Turner, Stephen van Ingen, Traccy Wagner, Susie Wendorff, Tony Wong, Denise Wvnne Sophomore i: Jenny Barr, David Baulisla, Meg Bulier, Wendy Campos. Charles Castillo, David Cava70s. Arpilo Challerjee. Gcna Fsposito. Mclinda Forney. Chris Frei. Jcaninc Gainey. Dcbbe Girodano. Vincent Ciiordano. Andy Grove. Bill ILill. Andre Hcmmersbach. Dina Hercdia. Shane Higa. Joanne Ines. Vickie Intriago, Dora James, Anna Jed?inaik, Jeff Jones, Monica Liljen, Anthony Mann, Mike McClory, Peggy Meyer. Ann Murphy. I ' d Nyslrom, Ruth Radecki. Meilani Rcnger, Brian Romias. Catherine Sincich, Larrv Taylor, Jamie Toscas, Jennifer Walecki, Michael Waters, Kevin Yasui. Freshman: John Brecdan, Kell Charroux. Laura Cirlanich. Karen Cosiello. Debbie Fsluvcs. Arthur Felix, Thclcc Flores. Timothy Hale. Jackie ILinten. Paula fiay, Nanette Hotra. Vivianne Lapointc. Taysha Mahoney, Lourdcs Molina, Maria Picchoeki. Mclinda Rcnger, Laurel Schneider. Maria Trujillo, Lisa Zabcl 34 CSF French Club French Club Row one Roscni;iry l.irubc, Susie Wcndorf (Prcs), Vickie Inlriago, LclicKi I. ope , Jackie Alayon. Row two: Icah Marklcy, Melinda l.con- clli, Tanya Hesier. Arpila Challcrjcc. lily Vega, Lourdes Ai7puru, Katie Brownfield. Sandra Bosio. Calhy Kcesling. Row Three: Ms. Roberts (moderator). Steve Trelcasc, Auguslin Vale , David Cava70S, Joe lesneros, Richard Carniody, Gina Ruffuto, Marcia Klccman, Joe Kaeeynolli, Aldcn Pelayo. Scale Model Club This year ' s CSF has a number of enthusiastic members who are proving that education plays an important role in our school. The club sponsored a dance which met with great success. Mrs. Long is the moderator. Two of our school ' s newest clubs arc the Scale Model and French clubs. These new clubs are broadening the fields and interests of our student body. Mr. Dan Martinez is the moderator of the Scale Model Club and Mrs. Roberts is the French club moderator. The Drama club put on two heavenly productions this year. The Fall play Heaven Can Wail and the Spring Musical The Music Man portrayed the outstanding talents of the club members. Mrs. Fernandez is the moderator. - jITilii ' i iil lift OF THE PRESENT AND THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE l!i Scale Model Club Danny Martinez (moderator) Robert (jemenez, Pat l.ynn, Tim Kelly. Robert O ' Shaugnessy. (ireg Moschel. Jose Rabasa. [)a)id Kropp, Dota Forsl. Jim Pudewa. Paul Kidel. Mike Soriano. Eric Ramos. Bill Ruiz. Doug Forst. Rick Tobin. Gary Smotrys. Jeff Emery. 35 JUNIORS SENIORS BATTLE FOR VICTORY. The Seniors and Junior girls were preparing for the tradi- tional and highly emotional Powder Puff Game. This year however, there was to be a change. The Senior class, being in charge of the game decided to use their creativity and hold the game at night. With the approval of the Faculty and Administration, the game was set for November 20, 1979. The Senior girls, who were ready and anxious to play, were coached by Jim Andrade and Steve Paul. The girls who came to early Saturday morning practices, were deter- mined to defend their title. They had high hopes of being the first class in Bishop Montgomery ' s history to have won the Powder Puff Game two years in a row. The Junior girls, who had never participated in the Pow- der Puff Game, gathered as a team for the first time. Their coaches, Mr. Brown, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Martinez, showed them the fundamentals of football. The coaches observed a lot of hidden talent and had high hopes for the game. The date of November twentieth came at last. The Senior and Junior girls participating in the game wore shirts and ties of their class colors to show their spirit. Ail players were ready and anticipated the game. At the shot of the gun the game began. During the first quarter the game remained scoreless. At the half time the score was 6-0, the Seniors favor. The touch down, made by LuLu Fernandez was made just as the gun sounded the end of the second quarter. The halftime performances were made by the supportive Senior and Junior guy cheerleaders. At this time the Pow- der Puff King was announced. John Mellis was the honored King for the year of 1979. The kick off of the second half brought about a very competitive effort by both teams. Each team played to their fullest capacity. The Juniors, opened the scoring with a long bomb for a touchdown to Cathy Browning. The score was now tied, 6-6. Both teams struggled for the lead, with the Juniors scoring in the final moments of the game. The game ended with the score 12-6. This was one of the best games played in the Powder Puff history at B. M. H. S. The outstanding players of the Senior team were Sharon Me- dina, LuLu Fernandez, Paula Stacek, and Karen (the crush) Moschel. The outstanding players of the Junior teams were Carrie Brown, Patty Shelter, and Jocelyn Hil- lard. This game was exciting as it was successful. 1. His majesty. John Mellis, the Powder Puff King is ecstatic upon hearing of his victory. 2. Patty Shelter, a junior, concentrates on the kicli-off to the seniors. 3. Ann Rustic is on the line ready for the ball to be snapped. 4. Senior cheerleader, Kevin Bateman, watches the game intently with- out noticing his picture being taken. 5. Juniors Diane Gonzales, Carol Mender, and Vicky Dunigan, take- time out from the exciting game for a quick pose. 6. Cindy Underwood escorts Pal Mancuso, one of the top five Powder Puff king nominees, at a lunch time assembly. 7. Speedy Lulu Fernandez is running for more senior yardage. 8. The 1979 Powder Puff Court; (from left to right) Terrel Woods and escort, Susan Mulligan, John Mellis and escort Kalhy Ritz, Rob Petroni and escort Sheila Ihnen, Pat Mancuso and escort Cindy Underwood, Mike Balderas and escort Cathy Aki. 9. Junior cheerleaders form a human pyramid as senior. Victor Castro comes to break it up. 10. The Junior and Senior cheerleaders all pose for one last group shot. 36 Powder Puff M 1 i ■ s p ¥ v l_ _ V r 1 i - t J ■ • • KNIGHTS BOOGIE IN THE BARNYARD n As sludcnls started filing into the gym for this year ' s Sadie Hawi ins ' dance, it was evident it would be one of the best. A majority of the couples were being hitched while others danced to the music of Mi zouri Foxx. The dress of the students from jeans to skirts to sus- penders, and were worn by both boys and girls. All in all, it was an enjoyable evening for all who participated. Some of the tunes that got everyone to boogie in the barnyard were My Sharona by the Knack and a Train kept a-rollin all Night Long by Aerosmith. Mi .zouri Foxx ended with a spectacular glow in the dark drum solo. All had a good time! 38 Sadie Hawkins I. Vicky Dunigan, Diana Gonzales, rale the guys as they enter the dance. 2 Lisa Fraser and Warren Mo prepare for pictures. }. Matt Waters comment about Crelchen Tucker, Well she asked me! 4. Joey Burtech and Beth Ennls model their twin outfits. 5. White overalls proved to be the attire for Sadie Hawkins. 6 Freshmen freak-out at the sight of a camera. 7. Bishop students boogie to the beat of Mizzouri Foxx. 8 Eilleen Dempster and Mike Romero get Hitched 9. Carmen Reyes and her date are posed for their barnyard pictures. 10. Students linc-up for color photos. Sadie Hawkins 39 1. Sieve Trelease, John Stanich, Gerard Villereal, and Alex San Miguel look on as Coach Staengel introduces them. 2. Coach Slaengel announces the Cross Country awards and tells about his team. 3. Joe Pueliu and Kent Taylor proudly enjoy their Small Trophies. 4. Tom Baaden wins the award for Most Improved Player. 5. Champions take a break to compete in a different sport, Ealing. 6. Steve Abram presents Coach Norton with a gold watch from the 1979-80 Varsity Football team. 7. Tim McOsker is congratulated for winning the Scholar Ath- lete award. 8. All Angelus League and All CIF player Steve Abram is presented with the trophy for most valuable player. The 1979-1980 Sports Banquet was once again held to honor the players and coaches of the football and cross country teams. All players were intro- duced and given recognition by their coaches. Individual players were select- ed for special awards for their excellent performances throughout the season. The coaches were also presented with gifts by team members to show their deep appreciation and gratitude. This banquet is one last way in which BMHS can truly honor its athletes and thank them for all of the enjoyment that they have brought to our school. 40 Sports Banquet B.M.H.S. THE! ONORS H ETES Soph Football I 10% award: Gary liammerle 10% award: Sal Leal 10% award: Bob Wagner Varsity Football Most Improved: Tom Baaden Scholar Athlete: Tim McOsker Best Lineman: Kent Taylor Best Back: Phil Hernandez Rookie of the Year: Mike Smith Most Inspirational: Joe Pueliu Most Valuable: Steve Abram Sports Banquet 41 42 1. I think you missed, said Cindy Mayer and Gary Smotrys obviously didn ' t seem to mind. 2. John Mellis keeps his eye on the female vocalist of the band Star Fire while dancing with his date Cher! Baker. 3. Kevin Bateman, Anne Kustic, Mia Mellon, and Greg Gomez do the outra- geous new dance, The Alfonso! 4. The girls have the guys where they want them and Ruthy Desert isn ' t doing so bad herself. 5. Diane Wratschko switches dates whiles Eric Glassman looks for a likely squaw. 6. Karen Moschel and Jon Mostero are having a good time at the Sweetheart Dance. 7. As you can see. Father Kidney has more than one sweetheart. SWEETHEART ' S DANCE When sweethearts meet, music plays. When sweethearts meet, their hearts are gay. For life is sweet, true love is rare. And time is Teet beyond compare. When sweethearts meet, across their path, Moonbeams spread a silvery bath. The stars overhead light love ' s way, Kor life is complete, a holiday When sweethearts meet. Backwards 43 J i tM A Backpacking Club j Eileen O ' Brien, Hank Schneider, Jane Dutro, Tony Televontes, Kim Young, Troy Reed. ■ ' ' Marianne Isak, Ron Bauman, Doug Forsl, Margaret Grove, Mike Cropp, This year ' s ski club has planned some great trips. Venturing from the local areas such as Big Bear, Snow Summit and Holiday Hill to the treacherous slopes of Mammoth Mountain. The originators and plan- ners of these trips are President Carolyn Igancio, Vice Pres. Lisa Mueller, Sec. Cheryl Lynn, and Treasurer Vicki Leach The club moderators are Mr. O ' Brien and Mr. Dan Martinez. The backpacking club has endeavored many treks this year in the ocal hiking areas. The move towards the outdoors has brought many new members to the group. The club moderator is Mr. Picard. 1 9 7 9 1 9 8 B A N D 1 4 I Stf l p| H . V rH BJ SI . fj t 1 ■ 1 Hk i • ' k t Bk BB B ' ' V « M P S V K h Jm Si B %_ Jt  j MP 1 [ This year, the Bishop Montgomery family enjoyed the performances of its band at the games, pep rallies, and other school functions for the first time since 1973. Last year was spent breaking in the new band members for their first season. The 1979-80 Bishop Montgomery band, under the direction of Mr. David Potter, is presently preparing to perform in the 1981 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. They are raising money to buy uniforms by selling placemats, candles, candle holders, and other items. The instruments included in the band are: saxaphoncs (alto and tenor), flutes, clarinets, trombones, tubas, trumpets, and drums (bass, snare, and tenor). The student director for the 1979-80 band was Rick Soriano. The uniform officers were C ' aria Long, Esperanza Salbach, Ish Medrano, and Marjorie Kane. The discipline officers were Karen Diaz, Marcellus Kane, and Ish Medrano. The librarian was Karen Diaz, who was assisted by Lisa Gutierrez. 46 Band 1 Paulo Garcia and Sean Ricks eagerly look forward 10 another band practice. 2 It takes long hours of practice to get it just right. 3 Band members get rid of some hot air. 4 Who says band members aren ' t saxy? 5 Quick! Can you name all the band members? 6 Caria Long really gets into her tuba. 7 The band added their own enthusiasm to the pep rallies. Band 47 4S Hot Cars NO WASTED DAYS OR | , After school is over Your playing in the park Don ' t be out to late, Don ' t let it get too dark They tell you not to hang around and learn what lifes about And grow up just like them- won ' t let you work it out -and your full of doubt Supertramp Wasted Knights 1. Mark Hagerman lakes off on a California wave. 2. Kalhy Rilz and Tina Scanlan bump inlo Fr. Kidney outside of school in Palip Springs. 3. Vicki Leach, Cheryl Lynn, Caroline Ignacio, Jeanmarie Helslowski, and Ann Rustic enjoy skiing when homework is finished. 4. Who knows what Montgomery students do once they leave school. 5. Annette Strickland ' s mind certainly isn ' t on school as she single skis at Lake Havasu. 6. Alex Nunez is known as the shredder ' of Bishop Montgomery. 7. Denice Joncich spends her time away from school on a friends boat. 9. Before and after school Marty Vlaco can also be found surfing. S. The Redondo Beach area is known for its fme fishing. 10. Brian Jones proves himself on a typical California wave. I I. Cathy Cuelo likes to avoid doing homework by running on the shore. 12 Mr. Steangel can be found flying high over California. After 2:25 51 ■ L2;v CIA: CATHOLICS IN ACTION « t- ' stsS ?!5fl5 -? SPIRITUA I •aK ...-. • ' Rdigious 53 54 Liturgies 1. Tim McOsker lectors at the Franciscan mass. 2. Fr. Kidney offers Diane Wratscko the sign of peace at the Senior Mass. 3. Fr. Mike distributes communion- 4. Students bring up offertory and Food Drive articles. The liturgies at BMHS are equal- ly as special as the students who par- take in them. The first Mass took place at the beginning of the school year, with Fr. Kidney as celebrant. He spoke of the unity and support that would be required to make this a successful and fulfilling year. The second celebration was the Feast of St. Francis, the joyous feast day of the Fransiscan Fathers. It was a very spiritual and touching exper- ience. On one special occasion the Sen- iors celebrated the Mass with class spirit, dressing in their class colors of red and white, and wearing hats. Mass is a Eucharistic celebration, Eucharistic meaning thanks. The Mass was ultimately celebrated at our Thanksgiving Mass. Liturgies 55 RELIGIOUS Sister Mary Peter questions a work of art. Brother Tom helps a bewildered student. Kim Young. Sister Mona displays unique talent at the Christmas Show. Father Tom points out that one does not forget your books. Father Loomis shows what he does as head of Activities. Father Kidney, Principal, pops the question to Ms. Quiano, Vice Principal. Sister Jane Frances interrupted from her talk with Father Loomis. 56 Religious 1 . Sister Mary Peter questions a work of an. 2. Brother Tom helps a bewildered student, Kim Young 3. Sister Mary Braun points out Kenna ' s typographical errors. 4. Father Allan after a whif of incense. 5. Father Mike gets the message across. 6. Sister Patricia Barnard is even bewil- dered by Spanish. 7. Brother Bob shows how to do well in So- cial Action fly like an eagle. Social Action is a religion class, which puts our religious education to work. It is a response to help those in need in whatever ways possible. So- cial Action sponsers our annual Eas- ter and Thanksgiving food drives. This year to help world hunger, the class members went on a thirty day fast. Every year the Social Action members go to Tijuana to work with the impovershed people living at Los Ninos. With food donated by cus- tomers at markets, nutrition was pro- vided to the hungry. At an orphan- age they showed their love simply by holding a baby. In April they went on the Amigo Marathon , walking 250 miles for ten days from Santa Barbara to Tijuana, in June they will go on a similar walk called the Tor- tilla Marathon . At Arsel Arms or the halfway house in San Pedro for those suffering from emotional and menial problems resulting in their incapability to cope with society, so- cial events are held. Blood drives are sponsored with the help of the Red Cross. Working with the Catholic Workers Soup Kitchen, food is served to the unfortunate people on skid row in L.A. in support of life, the Social Action members picketed an abortion clinic. Setting up and giving services needed, members help the handicapped in the STpecial Olympics. Brother Bob is the head of this class and it surely is an enthusi- astic club. 1. Ray Yinger brings sunshine to an eldery lady. 2. Kelly Kelly Hart gives a lesson in arts and crafts. 3. Fiona McCinty beside her spe- cial friend. 4. The same Social Action mem- bers who fasted and protested abortion. Social Action MB lOUfl • ' Alt ' AT w., , THb 58 Social Action I Debbie Ortega gives j pep i.ilk while Mike Molina lakes noles. 2. Social Action nieiiibcrs sing cheerfully al the Torrance Convalescent Home, 3. Learning to square dance for Arsel Arms. 4, Mike Molina puts on a good act for the military kids, 5, Brother Bob steps in on Santa ' s dancing partner. 6, Debbie Ortega is showered with love at Casa de le Cana. Social Action 59 1 he C iMicordia C hib i a sctmcc oryani allon open lo C alliolic girls who arc cntluiMasln.-, lia c sclnnil spinl. and will be dependable uheii asked. The purpose ol this club is lo organi e an on campus group of girls «ho pledge lo gi e thoughl and ac- lion 10 iiiainlaining school spiril, lo proniole democratic, rnendl , and cooperate c attitudes among stu- dcnls in all school aclnitics. to pro- mole desirable school conduct and Iradilions. and to re|iresenl Catholic south m a manner that uould make the C hurch proud. CONCORDIA 1 Mrs. Kiiach, itic IkmiJ of C oncordia 2 The Hi hup Monij:orncr C oncordi.i C lub 1 I roin k-li lo nj hi ,irc olTiccrv. Moiha l- arc . Icri Kscrim. Mrlinda hornc , Kalhk-cn k an. -ind niodi.T.ilor. Mrs. Roach. 6(1 Concordia 1. Students gather lor lioniils at Mass. 2. I)a c Werf gladl oHlts Tcri Miles ihc sign of peace. V Kalhcr Kidnc senoiJsl Lonlcniplales the homily. 4 Kathor iicnv and Deaeun Dick say Mass. 5, A group ol seniors delinitely posing for a pielure. SENIOR RETREAT The Senior Relreal ;il V;illeyrciiio w;is ;i rewarding three days for all who allcndcd. The students and the members of the retreat team all learned a great deal from eaeh other. It was a time for listening to your Iriends. to yourself, but most of all to (iod. Aetivities eonsisted of group discussions, prayer exercises, and self-reneetion. The atmosphere was scenic and quiet a definite plus for a vacation awa from the everyday sch()ol grind. The retreat ended with a beautiful Mass out in the land- scape of the desert. All seniors who went had diverse opinions on the re- treat, but all enjoyed it and it was certainly highly recommended. -Senior Retreat 61 ATHLETICS 62 Sports SPORTS 63 1979 was a year the varsity football team can be proud of. They opened their season with a stunning 29-3 victory over the Redondo Seahawks. The defense shut Redondo down, forcing turnovers which gave the offense many scoring opportuni- ties. The North Torrance game was sweet revenge for Montgomery. Remembering the 1978, 13-10 heartbreaker, the Knights walked all over the Saxons 35-3, as fullback, Steve Abram ran wild. The Knights ' best games, ironically, were losses by identical scores. Top ranked CIF teams. Mater Dei and St. Paul, both came to Knight Stadium on successive Friday nights and both limped home, thanking their lucky stars for victories in games Montgomery dominated. No team in Montgomery history has worked harder than this year ' s varsity football team. They lifted weights, ran, polished their skills since early February, resulting in a team small in size, but very strong. The stand-out on this year ' s football team was senior, Steve Abram. He achieved All-League honors both as fullback and linebacker. Quarterback, Jim Miller, led the offense, and ke yed the passing attack, throwing to Lance Taylor, Tony Castillo, and Kevin Bateman. Both Miller and Taylor were selected second team All-League. Lineman, Kent Taylor, and defensive ack, Tom Baaden were also selected first team All-League. Other prominent figures were third year varsity lineman, n McOsker, defensive end, Joe Pueliu, defensive back, Rob Petroni, center, John Mellis, and running back, Terrell jds. 64 Varsity Football 1. Tom Baaden kicks a field goal out of Kevin Bateman ' s hold, 2. Terrell Woods smiles a smile only victory can bring. 3. The Varsity Football Team: Top Row: Steve Abram, Tom Montgomery, Jim Miller, Mike Gonzales, Mike Romero. Steve Regalado, Mike Vincent. Armando Castro, Paul Gibson, Tim McOsker, Bob Forseythe, John Mellis, Ephraim Mendoza. 2nd Row: Mark Jennings. Jorge Lechuga. Ed Medel. Joe Gordon, Mark Messbarger, Preston McMurry. Steve Baaden. Rick Soto. Mike Mendoza. Tom Baaden. Tom Laureno. Phil Mendez. 3rd Row: Kevin Baleman. Mike Smith. Mike Soriano. Chris Rigali. Larry Scottini. Tim Mellough. Doug Elisando. Joe Pueliu, Rob Petroni. Tony Castillo. Bottom Row: Paulo Pueliu. Mike Fuller. Joe Dandoy. Lance Taylor, Don Mostero. Phil Hernandez. Willie Cajiaio. Kent Taylor, and Terrell Woods. Varsity Football 65 66 Varsity Football 1. Montgomery checks off against Redondo. 2. Jim Miller hands off to Paulo Pueliu. 3. Rob Petroni pops a St. Paul runner. 4. Mike Romero won ' t give up the football after intercepting St. Bernard- Varsity Football 67 1. Jim Miller. 2. Not knowing who has the ball, Kent Taylor tackles both P.V players. 3 Mike Romero runs by St. Paul. 4. Steve Abram breaks thro ugh the Redondo defense. 5. Jim Miller waits for Lance Taylor to get in the clear. 68 Varsity Football 1. John Mellis bears down on a St. Bernard runner 2. Paulo Pueliu is alone against Redondo. 3. The Knights take the field. 4. Tony Castillo wins extra yardage on a reception. Varsity Football 69 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football team took off like a rocket this year. Their first game was against the Redondo Seahawks, who they shut out at 20-0. This just tuned them up for Lennox. The JV ' s beat them with a score of 40-0. The prominent figure in this game was the full back, Sal Leal, who ran over, under, and around the Lennox de- fense. Next, the Knights lost to St. Ber- nard ' s with a score of 13-14, when a two point conversion came up short. The following game was a hard fought struggle when Bishop Montgom- ery and North Torrance both played stingy and hard-nosed in their defense. In the final minutes of the game, quar- terback, Darren Bebe, uncorked a 69 yard bomb to Alfred von Kanel, who raced into the end-zone with the win- ning touchdown. Next, the Knights ' tough defense shut out Palos Verdes with a score of 9-0. Linebackers, Bob Wagner and Rubin Soils played excep- tionally well. This game closed out the pre-season with Montgomery setting a spectacular record of 4-1 against area teams. The Angeles schedule was harder, though, as the Knight ' s did not win another game. This record does not accurately refiect the hard work and determination shown by the team. The offensive leader this year was quarterback, Darren Bebe, with his ex- ceptional running and crisp passing. Sal Leal, the back for the Knights, was re- lied on for both extensive yardage and the big play . Other prominent players were lineman. Rick Casanave, and de- fensive backs, Milce Delliomme and Steve Trudnowskl. The inspirational leader of the team was linebacker. Bob Wagner. 70 1. Rubin Solis turns on the juice. 2. Knights Stadium. 3. Al von Kanel. 4. The Huddle. Junior Varsity Football Scores Knights 20 Redondo 40 Lennox 13 St. Bernards . . . ....14 7 N. Torrance . . . 9 Palos Verdes . . . 12 Mater Dei ...19 St. Paul .,..17 6 Bishop Amat . . . ....27 Servite ...21 Pius ....27 — tl— . f- l i.ii. . 1. Fabian Capedavila turns the corner. 2. The Knights wrap up a Mater Dei ball carrier. 3. Sal Leal scores for Montgomery. •HOM :IVB«?|I , . : ' ■K.T ' -Tnrf!tiTR.| . .i § m Bottom row: Dan Cook, Darren Bebe, Andy Grove, Gary Hammerle, Larry Taylor, Art Ignacio, Lou Petroni, Fran Moore. Second row: Coach John Scanlin, Robert O ' Shaughnessy, Mike Ruiz, Al von Kanel, Pat Gerity, Joe Romano, Bob Wagner, Steve Trudnowski, Tom Rubio, Rubin Solis. Third row: Coach Rhilinger, Adam Porter, Hal Poff, Joe Arico, Greg Johnson, Fabian Capdevila, Geoff Mundon, Chris Rosas, Bill Ruiz, Allen Quinton, Sal Leal. Tod row: Mike Baaden, Rick Casanave, Bill Vincent, Chris Frei, Joe Brown, Ted Titus, John Scott, Bill Hall, Mike Delhomme, John Hall, Gene Picciano. Sophomore Football 71 1 I iaJiL ti ri A m s 1 ly Mfl H r J b JHUM jj jf H m Hj flJIPV «iii 9 1 ■ m 1 B iM.JmJL 1. Knights sing the alma mater. 2. Darren Bebe rests up, using a North player as a chair. 3. Knights defenders trip up a Mater Dei runner. 4. Darren Bebe turns the corner on St. Bernards. 5. Rick Rhilinger shows mild displeasure. 72 JV Football FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 14 14 Serra 6 St. Bernards 6 North 21 Palos Verdes 20 Mater Dei 24 St. Paul 43 Bishop Amat 20 Servite 28 Pius X 6 Overall Record Wins Losses Ties 5 6 Reserve Games Redondo Santa Fe .1 Uij 2e 7Sf%«6|j74; ,.W,.y,6As8 Sl«i3 1. Tony Paine expresses his opinion of knights football. 2. Montgomery freshmen anxiously watch the game. 3. Freshmen Football Team: Back Row: Devin Simmons, Paul Sens, Vic Pisacane, Dave Thornton, Brian Rhilinger, Tony Kigali, Vince Gonzales, Louis Adan, Matt Starkey, Dave Trudnovvki, John Coins, Ed Newville, Joe Quirarte, Destry Bell. 3rd Row: Chris Sapien, Jeff Hall, Dave Schaeffer, Joe Castelao, Xavier Calindo, Scott Mathias, Dave Poff, Greg Fink, Justin Bower, Mike Payan, Matt Waters, Carlos Vasquez, Alex Bustios. 2nd Row: Pete Zuanich, Guldo Bustios, Omero Tamburri. Luis Vargas, Martin Mendez, Jamie Arellano, Ed Covington, Mario Liberati, Tim Hale, Ken Krawk, Tony Paine, David Eugenic. 1st Row: Steve Mey- er, Adrian Hernandez, Javier Lonzano, Vince Aguilar, Marcus Williams, Rich Hobbs, Joe Rumsey, Louis Pasachc, Gabriel Capdevila, John Mos- quera, Tony Trujillo, Hugo Gonzales. The 1979 Frosh Football team finished with a 5-6 record. Their captains were Dave Schaeffer, Carlos Vas- quez, and Marin Mendez. When the team needed a big play, everyone looked for one man to make it, starting tight-end and line-backer, Dave Schaeffer. His one hand grab of Mike Payan ' s pass for the winning touchdown against Palos Verd es, is just one example of the outstanding performances given all year long. The entire team was a hard working group of fine young men. You can expect big things from these Knights in the future. Freshman Football 73 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Girl ' s Varsity Vollcvball Icam kept up Us vimning tradition this car. placing second in league pla and qualil ing lor CIF plavoffs. After crushing 1ar Star in the first round, the team progressed to ' the second round versus Corona Del Mar Here the girls piaved conipetivel . but it uasn t enough to o erconie the defending champions. The leaniuork and uinning season was mainK due to first ear head- coach Collen Ic Kaul, v ' .hose spirit, hard uork and dedication sent the team through their successful season. The ke to their success was all-around good pla ing b each team member. .A powerfull offense uas displa ed uith Teresa Tre ino and Dani farr setting the pla s for hitters such as Patt Gindro, Ruth Desert and Maria Cafaro. Defense uas also an important factor uiih man pla s sa ed b Sue lc Mahon, Michelle Smith and Jackie Romero. Junior Kileen Dempster, outstandmg middle hitler. «as selected to , il-. ngclus first team, as «eil as to the .- I1-Star team at the Marlborough Tourna- ment. Seniors Sue Knglish, hitter and Margaret Grove, setter hitter were both chosen as second team All-League plavers for their outstanding performances. Ann Skelley kept up the team spirit alter a shoulder injury in the early season. 1 Theresa Tretino serves up an ace against Mary Star. 2 (From left to nghi) Jackie Romeo. Michelle Smith, Dann) farr, Margaret Grove, Maria ( afaro, Theresa Tretino, ( Back left to rigtii ) f oach Mrs. McFaul, Ann Skelley, Sue English. Eileen Dempster. Ruth Dessert. Pally (.indro. Sue McMahon. 3 Sue English uses her experlise to gain more points 4, Knighls put up an excellent defense 5 Margaret Grove drive one pasl Itie Del Mar defense 6 Knights show offense 7 (Left 10 right) Sue English. Sue McMahon, Theresa Tretino, Patty Gindro, Eileen Dempster, Ruth Dessert, and Michele Smith. H Miss Quijano calls line m Mary Star game 74 arsity ollerball ' k P T «C; r -T Yi ' i «!B Km0H1 ■onKm ai Varsiry Volleyball 75 J ANGELES U N I O R V A R S I T Y ,, LEAGUE CHAMPS L L E Y B A L L The .lunior Varsity Volleyball team had their usual fine season, finishing with a nine and one record. They were League Champions in the tough Angelus League. The team was led b hitters, Nan- c Banken, Terri Liegey, Trisha Hanley, and •Anita Rodriguez, who provided a great deal of ollensive fire pouer. They in turn owed much suc- cess to setters, Jeanine Juge. Loreen Trevino, and Laura Hammerele, who placed the ball perfectly. Diane C ' afaro scored man points with her rocket serves. Nancy Banken, a fine all-around player, was named to the All-Tournament team at the West Torrance High School Tournament. Their coach, Carolyn Quijano, is vers proud of all of the girls. They worked very hard and she really enjoyed coaching them. The rest of the team, Anna Cas- tillo, Jane Durto, Diane Marzanna, Paggy Meyer, Lynn Mountain, and Sue Reynolds were great cheerleaders for the team and gave tremendous support. 76 .J ollc bal! I {From: left to righl) Laura Hamerle, Anna Castillo, Peggy Meyer, Lynn Mountain, Trisha Hanley, Kathy Browning, Loreen Trevino. (Back) Coach Ms Quiano, Jeanine Juge, Terry Liegy, Diane Magano, Kimitri Grady, Nancy Bankin. Anita Rodriguez, Diane Cafaro, Jane Dutro, (no( pic ) Sue Reynolds. 2, Nancy Banken and Trisha Hanley go up for a block. i. Laura Hemerle watches as a team male prepares to spike the ball. 4. Jeanine Juge Shows a great hitting form. 5. Kalhy Browning shows her setting ability. 6. Nancy Bankin. 7 Sue Reynolds. S. Varsity player Ann Skelley gives the JV team some encourage- JV Volleyball 77 GIRLS ' TENNIS The 1979 Girl ' s Tennis Team showed a great amount of enthusiasm and potential throughout their season. Though the season was not as successful as they wished, it did not diminish the spirit and excitement of the sport. To the girls, just being able to play in the league for the school was a great experience. For the coach, Mrs. Sanchez, the season was rough. She brought the team along and gave the girls alot of moral support and enthusiasm throughout the sea- son. Some outstanding singles players were Sheila Inhen, Ann Marie Augustine, and Silvia Duran. The outstanding doubles players were Cathy Ramos, Lynn Marzan, Linda Behenna, and Elizabeth Fujio. (BoUom, left lo right): Elizabeth Fujio, Linda Behenna, Anna Marie Agustine, Cathy Ramos, Valerie Lynch, Lynn Marzan. (Top): Judy Hornet, Chaeyl Guzman, Shiela Ihnen, Sue Slapelford, Colleen Barber, (nol pictured): Sylvia Duran. Elizabeth Fujio. Cathy Ramos. Elizabeth Fujio and Linda Behenna. ( From left lo right): Sylvia Duran, Anna Marie Agustine, Sheila Ihnen, Mrs. Sanchez, Colleen Barber. Cheryl Guzman. Cathy Ramos. Mrs. Sanchez (coach) 78 Tennis Tennis 79 CROSS COUNTRY 1. George Cable — the lonliness of the long distance runner. 2. Mary Kay Freeman and Maureen Bradley. 3. While the other runners concentrate. Donna Mantong and Yvette Rice check their hair. 4 George Cable and Alex San Miguel. 5. Left to Right: Gerard Villareal, John Carrinaga, Tony Tala- mantes, John Stanid, Greg Armenta, Steve Trelease, Jerry Spears, Wayne Pereze, Mark Wendorf, Bob Bettwy, George Cable, Tom Cable, Larry Linehan, Dave Hardy, Ken Hardy, Alex San Miguel, Jerry Kalosher, Bob Rodriguez. r. Coach Bill Staengal ' s harriers were very success- ful this year. Despite the fact they were very young, they still managed a third place finish in league. The team posted a 4-3 record overall, including victories over tough West, St. Paul, and Servite teams. Alex San Miguel, a senior, and George Cable, a junior, paced the varsity. Steve Tre- lease and Larry Linenan also made outstanding contributions. The Junior Varsity team posted a 3-3 record, 2-3 in league. They were led by Gerard Villar- eal. The team showed a lot of promise as next year ' s varsity team. The girl ' s team was the best in Bishop Mont- gomery history. Led by Donna Mantong and Yvette Rice, they finished third in league behind two powerhouses, Mater Dei and Bishop Amat. The team did reach the GIF semi-finals. Mary Kay Freeman and Sue Wendorff also contribut- ed a lot of talent to the team. fB:i$ M J - E3 f . ' . .,ry f H If- a 80 Cross Country 1. The race begins. 2. Larry Dave Hardy run the course gracefully. 3. Bob Bettwy. 4. Cross country or gymnastics; take your pick. 5. Yvette Rice. 6 Standing: Diane Warner, Missy Nordeila, Moni- ca Litjen, Maureen Healy, Sue Wendorff, Sonia Forst, Mary Kay Freeman, Carrie Bateman, Cin- dy Barreda, Yvette Rice, Maureen Bradley, Don- na Mantong, Maria Trujillo. 7. BMHS sets the pace. Cross Country 81 1. The Boys ' Varsity Basketball team: Front Row: Mike Meehan, Dave Porter, Benny Lagos, Dwayne McAdoo, Tom Hardesly, Greg Gomez, Robert Hernan- dez, Gregg Benkendorfer. Second Row: Ray Waters, Alfonso Reyes, Greg Cook John Coughlin, Malt Gierat, Mike Mondello, Ron Hayes, Steve Regalado, Mario Marquez, and Coach Steve Korte. 2. Ron Hayes goes up against a tough Culver City player. 3. Tom Hardesty looks for the opening break that will put the Knights ahead 4. Dwayne McAdoo at the free-throw line, 5. Matt Gierat leaps in the opening play against Culver City. 6. John Coughlin looks for the open man on a pass by Mira Costa. 82 Guy ' s Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team had a very frustrating year. First-year coach Steve Korte along with his assistant Greg Sabosky tried many combinations in an effort to find the answers. The Knight ' s 6-17 record could have been much improved however. Many losses were just by a couple of points. The Knight ' s played some outstanding games, notably a 57-51 league win over PiusX before a screaming home crowd, and a 40-37 upset win over Hart in the Beverly Hills Tournament. Players contributing much to the team included forward Ron Hayes, who singlehandedly kept Montgomery close in many early season games. Junior center John Coughlin who really came on strong late in the season, and sophomore Dwayne McAdoo who shot extremely well from the outside. Other contributors included returning lettermen Greg Gomez, an outstanding ballhandler, Tom Hardesty, who played foreward and guard, and Mike Mondello, the only member returning for his third season on the Varsity squad who unfortinately suffered a serious ankle injury. Also appearing at guard were Rob Hernandez, instrumental in the Pius win; and senior Ray Waters. Matt Gierat also had some excellent games at foreward, as did Mario Marquez and Steve Regalado. Seniors Bennie Lagos, Jon Mostero, Al Reyes, Greg Cook and Dave Porter also came through when called on. We must also remember team manager Greg Benkendorfer who gave loyal assistance to the team at all times and kept their spirits high. All in all, the 1979-80 season was a great learning experience for the team, and a year to be proud of for the members and their coach Steve Korte whose innovative coaching techniques really helped the team. Varsity Basketball Scores BMHS 57 Torrance 61 52 Aviation 39 35 Morningside 63 48 Mira Costa 55 37 Camarillo 40 40 Hart 36 33 Venice 34 61 St. Monica 41 49 Lawndale 36 31 Wilson 33 52 Beverly Hills 68 40 Culver City 70 53 Alumni 43 59 Pious X 51 52 Bishop Amat 63 27 St. Paul 43 48 Servite 65 38 Mater Dei 71 29 Pious X 32 61 Bishop Amat 72 38 St. Paul 45 39 Mater Dei 60 53 Servite 80 Guy ' s Varsity Basketball 83 84 Varsity Basketball The Knights get the short end of the deal. Mario Marquez, a superb outside shooter, guns for two over the Servile defense. Ron Hayes finds an easy two points against a tough Amat defense. Owayne McAdoo fires the ball to one of the Knights big men. Malt Gierat. Tom Hardesty finds himself in hot water. The Knights are getting fired up for an important home game. Coach Steve Korte directing the Knight defense. John Coughlin suprises three defensive players with a jump shot. Dwayne McAdoo sets up for his favorite corner jump shot. Steve Regalado out runs a Servile Player in a fast break. Varsity Basketball 85 JV ' s Turn In Perfect Second Half The J.V. team was made made up of fourteen very determined and well coached players. The team played very well together. There were a few tall players, including 6 ' 3 Ron Spears who controlled the boards with the help of 6 4 Steve Murphy, 6 ' 2 Steve Van Ingen and 6 Mike Rumsey. The offense was led by Sophomores Marcos Munoz and high scoring Sophomore Mike Ulnek, who took all-tourney in the Serra Tournament, and also by Eddie Medel, who, in the beginning of the season, contributed very much. The rest of the players did not get much playing time, but when used, they did a fantastic job. The highest-scoring games of the season were beating Mater Dei at home and the game which was played against Servile away, in which the J.V. ' s beat them by 20 points, in this game ev- eryone got to play and this was a great way to end the season. 86 J V Basketball - t Boys ' JV Basketball Scores Won 8; Lost 2 We 49 Pius X The; 43 71 Bishop Amat 67 52 St. Paul 36 57 Servile 71 48 Mater Dei 58 48 Pius X 42 59 Bishop Amat 55 60 St. Paul 48 41 Mater Dei 39 63 Servite 48 Mike Rumsey goes high into the air between two opposing players to put the ball in. The Knights jubilantly say the Alma Mater after another victory. Ringo congratulates Sieve Van Ingen on a home court Victory. Eddie Medel has total concentration as he shoots to put the Knights ahead. JV. Basketball Team: Front Row: Eddie Medel, Mark Mondello, Bill Hank, Mike L ' yesato, Steve Sanchez, Marcos Munoz, Mike Meehan. Second Row: Steve Trelease, Mike Wrek, Peter O ' Shaughnessy, Steve Van Ingen, Steve Murphy, Ron Spears, Steve Sabosky. Mike Rumsey, Coach Greg Sabosky. Coach Sabosky used the court for other purposes besides Basket- ball. Steve Van Ingen wrestles his way through the St. Paul defense towards the basket. The team huddles around to get a bit of advice from Coach Sa- bosky. Mike Wrek screens out an opposing player for Ron Spears to pass through JV Basketball 87 The Boys Sophomore Basketball team this year flnished the season with a 18-6 record. Under the guidance of their coach. Bob Walker, the smallest sophomore Angeles League team finished in sec- ond place. The Knights entered two tournaments and in the Hawthorne Tournament they captured second place. In the Sunny Hills Tournament, they captured third place. During the league, the Knights first big challenge was against Servite, where the Knights pulled out a 46-42 victory over the Friars. Mike Gonzales, the leading scorer, averaged in the double figures along with Chris Cordero, Shane Higa, and John Breeden. The Knights overall had a good team and look forward to next season. : MHpgB Boys Sophomore Basketball We They 54... Pius X ...44 60 .. Bishop Amat ...45 44 .. St. Paul ...54 46... Servite ...42 36 ... Mater Dei ...43 75... Pius X ...54 62... Bishop Amat ...44 66 .. St. Paul ...50 61 .. 46 .. Mater Dei ...59 ...42 Servite 1. Chris Cordero prepares to inbound the ball in the Pius game. 2. Chris Cordero jumps high at the opening lip off. 3. Front Row: William Gramt, Darren Bebe, Larry Taylor, Jay Hernandez, Shane Higa, Tom Robie. Sec. Row: Coach Bob Walker, Mike Gonzales, Dave Bohan, John ScoH, John Bree- den, Chris Cordero, Mike Waters. 4. Shane Higa has to reach under a Pius player to retrieve the ball. Sophomore Basketball 88 Sophomore Basketball Freshmen Basketball This year ' s Freshman team turned out a good season with a 16-8 record under coach, Kurt Ker- sten. The Freshman had a seven game winning streatc during pre-season, excepting a one point loss to Morningside. Jim Pelton was named All-Tour- ney team for the Bishop Montgomery tournament, and injured his back before the first league game. Injuries and illnesses plagued the team throughout the season, but they were able to stay in contention for the league title. In the final of the season the freshman turned Servite away with a 77-61 victory in front of the home crowd. Freshman Basketball WE THEY 31 . , ,, Pius X 47 72 . . .. Bishop Amat 40 51 .... St. Paul 52 49 ... . Servite 69 40 . . , . Mater Dei 32 59 ... . Pius X 53 58 Bishop Amat 24 51 .... St. Paul 40 39 . . . . Mater Dei 43 77 ... . Servite 61 1. Destry Bell easily scores two big points for Bishop Montgom- ery. 2 Front Row: Tony Lopez, Da e Schaeffer, Mike Fay, Billy Scater, Martin Mendez, Andres Taylor, Jo Rumsey, ScoK Ci- ganko. Top Row: Mike Carroll, Mike Payan, Ed Newville, Deslry Bell, Jim Pellon, Ed Milligan, Tony Waters, Scoll Mathias, Coach Kersten. 3. The Knights make ready for the battle! 4 Jim Pellon towers over Joe Rumsey while Coach Kersten in- structs the Knights to victory. Freshmen Basketball 89 VARSITY SOCCER Bonn Varsity Soccer moved its wa into iho C.I.F. playoffs for ihc sixth consecutive season since BMHS soccer began. The Knights went 8-0 and be- came the Angelus league champions, this being the first year of Angelus league competition for BMHS soccer The team was coached vers well b Head Coach Bill Staengel and Assis- tant Coach Marine C ' ano. The team placed fourth in the South High tourna- ment, which is the most prestiegious soccer tournament in Southern Califor- nia. As a result. man members of the team have received offers from major colleges. The team was led b co-cap- tains Roland Schmid and Tim Moore. Roland Schmid, al all-CIl candidate, was the league leading scorer. Half- back, and also all-CIF candidate, Care Martz led the team in assists and played remarkable during the entire season. 90 N ' arsity Soccer K ■-,y- ' ' ' : v iiS:-iJ! ! :ts ' r s ! ( Si: i l ' r - . ' ST ; iw %. ' 1 V « J. 1 Sieve Baaden keeps ihc ball away from an opponent. 2 Tim Moore lakes ihe ball across the field, 3. Larry l.inehan passes ihe bail over everyone. 4. Goal Keeper, Bo Kelly, makes a diving save against Calaba.ssass. . Coaehes Bill Staengal and Marine Cano watch the Knights at work. 6 Coach Cano talks with Scott Combs after ihc game. 7 Bo Kelly executes an outstanding save in front of the net. H. Mike Buz sa Therberge dribbles downficld. 9 Tom Baaden shows gre.il ball control 10, Mike Ring is ready to punch a corner kick. 11 Bo Kelly leaves the net to retrieve a ball. 1 2 Scoll (fardner keeps his eye on the game. Varsity Soccer 91 Undefeated Knights Roll Over Angelus League Undefeated Varsity Soccer Scores BMHS St. Bernard 2 Pales Vcrdes 3 West 2 2 Redondo 3 Marina 1 3 Culver City 1 Damien South 1 2 Rolling Hills 3 2 St. Paul 4 Mater Dei 1 1 Pius X 3 Servite 2 5 St. Paul 3 Mater Dei 1 1 Pius X Servite Game not played. V • H« «« ««i«  ««iw -« - 92 Varsity Soccer Pat Mancuso cocks back to kick the ball. Peter Steffanelli smashes in a goal against Mater Dei. Tom Baaden scrambles for the ball. Bo Kelly boots the ball as Carey Martz looks on. (Standing right to left) Manager Chris Cullen, Jerry Stevens, Mike Smith, Miite Therberge, Tom Baaden, Scott Gardner, Roland Schmid, Tim Moore, Steve Baaden, Larry Linehan, Bo Kelly, Coach Bill Staengel. (sitting) Peter Steffannelli, Pat Mancuso, Da- vid Bettwy, Tim Frei, Mike Fish, Mike Ring, John Mas, Scott Combs, Carey Martz. Not Pictured: Chris Frei, Pat Geirety. Steve Baaden, Roland Schmid, Tim Moore, and Carey Martz make a wall for Bo Kelly. Carey Martz kicks off the ball. Carey Martz dribbles down field. Varsity Soccer 93 OPPONENTS GO SCORELESS AGAINST JV ' S T H E C H A M P S JV Soccer Scores BMUS Si. Bern;ird 1 P;ilos Verdcs 1 West 1 Redondo lldison l.eu inger . Daniien . . Alenianv . Rolling Hil Si. Paul . . 2 .. ' I Malcr Dei Pius X Servile St. Paul Mater Dei Pius X Servite ♦Korfeitcd Game cancelled 94 J V Soccer - ' -.. HOME r-OOWN, VISITORi ' i f JOCOaOTR The Junior Varsity Soccer team were the champs of the Angeius League. The team was undefeated and unscored upon in league play this year. In the past four years, the BMHS junior varsity has dominated their various leagues. Their overall record is 43-1-1. They are expecting an excel- lent team next year. These players now are truly an asset to the soccer program. I Ray McFarland throws in the ball. 2. The coach concentrates on the game. 3. Pal Derely traps the ball during an evening game. 4. Top Row (left 10 right): Mike McClory, Pete Argenro, Craig Ott, Norbert Hofer, Rich Tobin, Bob Beltwy, Rich Dethloff, Al Lopez, Coach Marine Cano. Bottom Row: Bill Hall, Alfred vonKanel, Pat Cerety, Dan McNary, Ernie Lebya, Wayne Perez, Gary Smotrys, Bob Cardinale, George Teer, Ron Moore, Chris Frie. 5. Ron Moore looks on at the game during a rain storm. JV Soccer 95 G I R L S S o c c E R The Girls ' Soccer Team had one of the best seasons the school has ever seen. With only losing one game to Redondo and tieing another with Rolling Hills, they had an almost undefeated record. The team ' s coach, Ms. Karen Cardinez led the girls to an 8-1-1 season, with superstars like DeeDee Warner blocking goals and Mia Melon and Sonia scoring most of Bishop ' s points. The toughest game for the team was probably against Redondo where the girls went into overtime but pulled out a 1-0 victory. Some advice for the competing schools next year is that we have an excellent team, so be prepared! n fK s. •MKU. - 96 Girl ' s Soccer t- «« e A ■ 4n ft . ■ Girl ' s Varsity Soccer We They 2 Lawndalc . 1 3 North . . 2 3 1 ....Rolling Hills Rcdondo 3 Aviation . 9 l.awndaic . 5 1 North . . ... Rolling Hills Rcdondo . . 1 1 5 1 Aviation 1 . r -«. (Top row, from left) Cina Esposito, Dede Warner, Tina Cullen, Beth Kelly, Marianne ' Froggle Newvilje, Jenny Reed, Mary Armenia, Maria Piechocki, Erin McCarthy and Coach Cardenes. (Bollom row, from left:) Debbie Hudak, Lourdes Aizpuru, Mary Kay Freeman, Christy Barrett, Kerry Bateman, Mia Mellon, Megan Hix, Sonya Forst, Carol Puccio, Gina Gembica. Not Pictured: Kim Hix and Jackie Nutille. 2. Spirited players are very willing lo get into the picture, Hi Mom! 3. Kerry Bateman fights lo retrieve the ball from a swift contender. 4. Dede Warner nf rushes to stop an oncoming goal. 5. Good friends like Christy Barrett and Mia Mellon give great support. 6. A Knight player chases a ball to score another Knighl point. 7. Coaches do have feelings. Coach Cardine is deeply worried about the outcome. Girls ' Soccer 97 V A R S I T Y This years Varsity Basketball team showed dramatic im- provement in the second round of league playoffs defeating the second place team Bishop Amat 47 to 38. The team defense and shooting percentages improved overall especially for Ma- ria Cafaro, Sharon Medina and Jolene Gregory. Maria Cafaro, a Junior, averaged 10.4 points per game and completed 51% of her free throws. Her highest scoring game consisted of 19 points overall. She was also picked for second team all league and should be a great asset to the team in the 1980-81 season. Sharon Medina also chosen for second team all league averaged 9.5 points per game with her highest scoring game of 21 points. She scored 44% of her free throws and averaged eight assists per game along with Maria Cafaro who is always a threat under the basket. Sharon was also voted most valu- able player for the 1979-80 season. Jolene Gregory averaged 1 1.3 points per game and was a threat under the basket this year. She also had good rebound- ing. _ Michelle Smith a wing and a guard was responsible for several steals this season and will be a strong player for the 1980-81 season. Linda Husar a very aggressive guard and a big threat on defense was a great player with good passing ability. First year coach Terry Mason did an extremely fine job of uniting this years team in many winning combinations of play. She felt the most improved players were Maria Cafaro and Cathy Aki. The most inspirational was Patti Aki. This was with no doubt a tough and talented team. Girls ' Varsity Basketball They St. Paul 48 Mater Dei 47 Pius X 65 St. Matthias 25 Sacred Heart 29 ..St. Paul 36 Mater Dei 44 ...Pius X 38 St. Matthias 14 Bishop Amat 38 Sacred Heart 21 98 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL i I I t 1 lit 25 % iyiiA.i it ■■ Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball WE THEY 26 Si. Paul 49 33 Mater Dei 59 41 27 29 Pius X St. Paul 34 23 Mater Dei 48 36 38 Pius X 38 Bishop Amal 37 , i The team was made up primar- ily of freshmen who hadn ' t yet ex- perienced high school basketball. They had a lot to learn in a short time. A junior, Donna Bozulich, having more experience and knowledge, helped the team pro- gress throughout the year. This was a key factor in the progres- sion of the team. The team ' s inex- perience lasted but a short time because they worked hard. As the year progressed the games be- came closer and closer. After their game against St. Paul things began to go in their favor. They pulled out two victories, one against Pius X and the other over Bishop Amat. Diane Cafaro and Karen Costello contributed a ma- jority of the points throughout the season. Considering the team had no practice games before the season which hurt their perfor- mance, they finally put it all together. Another factor against them was that they had no gym time and they had to practice outside. The team was led by first year coac h Carol Stellino who, with the help of Donna Bozulich, taught the team a great deal. With better practicing conditions and this season ' s experience the team should be really sharp next season. Coach Mason gives ihe girls an inspiring pep talk. Maria Cafaro Hghis a swarm of offending players awaiting the rebound. Girls Varsity Basketball: Top row: Coach; Terry Mason, Parti Aki, Maria Cafaro, Jolene Gregory, Tracey Lindsey, Michelle Smith Bottom row: Pam Pierce, Sharon Medina, Kathy DeFrance, Cathy Aki, and Linda Husar. Sharon Medina shows off her spectacular form. Junior Varsity Basketball: Top row: Debbie Dunigan, Monica LItjen, Monette Avriett, Elaine Silva, Karen Costello, Lynette Conway, Jackie Romeo, Diane Cafaro, Bottom row: Stacey Shire, Anna Costillo, Martha Carlllo, Malinda Renger, Lourdes Molina, Jeannie Miller, Donna Bozulich. Anna Castillo tries her best lo avoid an aggressive opponent. Karen Costello goes for it with great form. JV Basketball 99 FACULTY Rosemar Abend V P Curriculum. British History 1. Homecoming brought about great memories and good fun for Miss Quijano and Miss SecHart 2. Spirit IS magnified at Pep Rallies through our No, 1 principle. 3. Mr Hale takes a relaxor before nailing his next victim Faculty 101 Ljn Alexander American Lilcralure. Power Reading Father Allen Ramirez Sacraments. Spanish I Harley Berning Head Cuslodian Lorraine Berning School Regislrar. OITice Manager irginia Blair Accounts Receivable F.d Carberry Weight Training. Man and his Environment. Cal. History Judy (obabe Biology, General Science ( hris C olelle fiym. Drill Team, (jirls ' Team Spor ts nn DechoH Business Math, (jeneral Business 102 Faculty IJlmuU .ind the Bcasls. Richard DiPalma Church Hislor . Social Justice Jeanette Dorris Cicomctrv Date Kernandez S.KTcd Scripture. Resc.irch and Wriiinj!. eu e t.llnenl Pat Donahue Substitute Teacher Susan Kgan l-nghsh I. -lournahsm Dietmar Karkas Anthropology, (ierinan I, II. Ill Jenni Fi ' rnande . Inglish II. ( oinmunicatinns, riieater Arts Sislor Jane Irancis k an Keceplionisi, Secretary I iiculty 103 Sall Hale Administrative Secretary Mike Healy Biology. Music History Joan Herman U.S. Government Howard Hurly English II. Sacraments Kurl Kerslen Algebra I. Algebra II Trig.. Trig. Judy Kline Foods 104 I acuity Maureen Kohut English I. AmenCLin Literature Slete Korle English II. English Literature, Team Sports Jean Kuznik Chemistrv Irene Liu Librarian Rocio Llerena Spanish I. 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Science Kiclion tf Diana Murph loods. Health, lgcbra I I Mike Murph Beginning Dralting Sister Patricia Barnard Spanish I. II Bill Norton I rosh P I . C .ilitnrnia llistnr . I ..utball ( ) Sister Mar Peter 1aier Art I. II. ( eraniics Bnb O ' Brien Sttcial Justice. I ihical I ning. Sacr.iinenls . ' Si ' « w Paul I ' iiard Hioli)g . ( hcmistry I acully 107 Brother Robert Ouellette Sacred Scripture, Social Action Laura Roberts French I, II. Ill, IV Doris Roach Accounting, Shorthand, Business Law Margaret Sanchez Man his Environment, Women in History, U.S. History I John Scanlin Man his Environment, Church History, Drivers ' Education Nancy Rockwood Spanish II 108 Faculty Betty Schweisthal Psychology, Sociology Michelle Sewell Algebra I. Physics Laurie Sherwood Biology Sharon Soyka Gcomelry, Algebra II Bill Slaengal Rnglish I, Drivers ' Education, Track Coach Jim Stavang Spanish I, 111, IV Father Thomas Hamilton Sacred Scripture, Church History Brother Tom 1. Mr. Scanlln shines like a star in his stylin ' Rugby uniform. 2. Eunice Sterling pauses a moment to hear Bro. Tom out. Faculty 109 Robert Walker Algcbrii I, Science Fiction Colleen Welch U.S. Govcrnmcnl, Twcnliclh C ' cniury World Kill Wolfenbarger Man .ind his l!nvironincnl. 110 I ' acully i Mr. liernlnt;, Mr. Buener, and Mr. Ilcrnande , take .1 rest Id pcise lor our phologra plier, 2. Mrs. Mohrfeld keeps things in order in the Hook Store. 3. Mrs. I ' aul finds something to do between rushes of tardy students. 4. Sr. Mona shows us her musical hobby. 1 Mr. PnlliT shows us Ins bcllcr side 2 Mr. Picard shows his cl.iss ihc linker loys lie builds in his sp.irc lime Mr. Marlines, Ms. Abend, Mrs. Schncisthal. .ind Mrs. Welch live out their vMidesi l.ml.isies on llalhmeen, Mr. Martinc ' s sludenls e.irry oul lus senlenee Kr. Mike re;ids ihe (iospel ior ihe slu- dcnl l)od Faculty 111 WE ' VE GOT TO GET OUT OF HERE, IF IT ' S THE LAST THING WE EVER DO 112 The Gang. Where ' s the food? Is Tim Mc Osker in for it? Future Seniors? Mrs. Kline aids students in planning a menu. Let ' s hope the Big Bad Wolf eats Jan Shubert WE ' VE ALMOST MADE IT 1. Business as usual. 2. Sister Ste e Trelease. 3. Ann Skelley and Maria Cafar o wait in antietpation for a winner 4. Pal C ' armody ihinl s he is Hawaiian loeal with shock ' em, 6. Interested Chemistry students. 114 Curriculum 1 Sister Mary shows (ierardo Kelix ihc fundaiiicnlals of lyping- 2 I ' nlhuscd Juniors ;il an assembly, 3. Bishop ' s bcauly contest. 4 Donna Bo lich makes a speech 5 ( athic C ' ovinglctn shows us her smile, (), Pals forever. Curriculum 1 15 I- DEVO glasses are IN. and Pat Lynn has ' em! 1. Where ' s the parade? 3. Megan Hix and Christine Barrett don ' t want to let Carrie Luecke go. 4. Noel Ellis looks on as Tim Burke tries a new hair style. 5. Sophomores rant and rave because they want to be number I. 1 16 Curriculum THE SECOND TIME AROUND I Oh. Ihal spoonburgcr I jusl ale gave mc indigcslion. complains Gary Smotrys. 2. And this my so called diorama, says Carol Puccio. 3. Groucho lakes a minute to say hi 4. Jay Hernandez asks Mr. Staengel a question His reply: i don ' t know . Boy! Is Mr. Farkas heavenly. Sandy Stewart says to herself. 6. Smile, and Til promi.se not to wear my G.I. Joe outfit tomor- row. says Mr. Martinez. Curriculum 117 FRESH FROSH 1 18 Curriculum Darcy shows her sluff. Enthused Freshmen watch the assembly. Frosh show their spirit on black and gold day at the Pep Rally. Boy. more notes ' Hey, Raggedy Ann, where ' s Andy? Frosh girls wonder who will ask them to dance. Wolfy tells noisy Trosh to be quiet at an assembly. 8. Cheating during a test? 9. Frosh listen attentively to an interesting lecture. 10. Frosh show their true colors 11. Freshmen watch their Football Team. 1 2. This group of frosh is findmg it very difficult to stick it out during the last five minutes of class. Curriculum lELECTIVES Alternate Source Of Education 1. Calhy Bednorz and Karen Moschel express iheir prob- lems of Yearbook to Mr. Martinez. 2 Jenny Thermos shows Cindy Mayer her version of a layout. 3. Joe Pueliu watches Willie Cajio pump iron. 4. Mr. Potter gathers around the piano as Choir rehearses. 5. Cooking class plays Guinea pig to their own food. 6. Choir ' s opening night. 7. Drama acts out a play. 8. Practising a tumble in Gymnastics. Some of the more popular elec- tivcs offered here at Bishop Mont- gomery are Ceramics, Art, Drawing, Modern Dance, Typing, Foods, Sew- ing, and Theatre Arts. These classes tend to bring out the more creative and innovative skills of the students. They are not quite as demanding as the academic solids, but just as equal in quality. HE QtiEST - ! BpH BETTED ' K J ' tP jj J 1 i H 1! S: ! H l 120 Electives Klectives 121 p H Y S I c A L E D U C A T I O N The Bishop Montgomery Physical Edu- cation Department was a major part of the curriculum this year. With a combination of spacious, well-heated, and brightly lit locker rooms, and the many fields and courts, everyone enjoyed P.E. this year. Each day one of the many instructors would toss the black-and-gold-clad stu- dents a ball or two and turn them loose. Such fun the kids would have, bouncing a flat rubber ball through rain, mud, gopher holes, and the occasional patch of quick- sand. And after all this fun was over, they would still have a minute-and-a-half to shower, dress, recuperate and bandage their wounds before their next class. 1 Gymnastics is a lavonie of girls P.E. 5w  ;i W S. A friendly game of Basketball. Frosh boys get ready to hit the field. Football is an often played game in boys PE. Ready to hit the showers after an hour on the Athletic Field. 122 Physical Ed Helping the students with their problems when they des- perately need those schedules changes, aiding them with their college plans to make sure everything is just right, and a friend when they need one are our B.M.H.S. counselors. The Seniors have Ms. Decho, the Juniors have Mrs. Her- man, the Sophs have Ms. Rockwood and Mrs. Martinez Payne, and the Frosh have Ms. Schweisthal. They ' re part of the team and B.M.H.S. is proud to have them. ■ -i- - c o u N s E L I N G Counseling 123 B U S I N E S S The Business Department of Bishop Montgomery has a two-fold purpose in preparing its students. First, we seek to install ethical values that are presently avoided in today ' s business world. We also hope to prepare our students for some of the everyday business proce- dures. It is the hope of the Business Depart- ment that the students who leave Mont- gomery will improve in economic citi- zenship, understand the human dignity of all workers, and apply Christian eth- ics to business problems. 124 Business The Science Department at Bishop Mont- gomery consists of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The courses are lough, but well worth the effort. Students acquire an in depth knowledge of the world and its natural and chemical reactions. The courses are prerequi- sites for college and highly recommended. ife lii liliM mlh, Ml L NAIUliE S ' ; 1 ' . i k W ' ' ■-  : ' SB • ■ .• ' s c I E N C E S Sr. Mary Braun advises Pat Mancuso and Kathleen l)e Krancc in lyping class. Kathie Bozanich, Kathy Browning and Mark SIrader learn to lypc. Ms. Dechow leaches Business lo a fascinaled audience. Sr. Mary Braun checks up on (Jreg Mo-SchePs lyping skills. Tony Wong conccntrales on his typing, .Students enjoy lab in Biology. Boy, does that bug look ugly! Tom Kournier inspects a choice specimen in lab Student listen with fascination to Ms. Sherwood in Biology. A studious Fernando Davila supervises Marlin l.awlor. Sciences 125 1. Santa will make ihis toy come to life. 2. Sculptures pause from painting to pose. 3. Santa ' s elves te!l a siorv. 4. Not a creature was stirring, waiting for Sugar Plum Fair). 5. Kim Toscas is hard at work perfectmg her work of art. 126 Ceramics 1. Cathy Ryan and Lisa Fraser are real dolls for ihe audience. 2. Crafl class members gather lo welcome a newcomer 3. Par Mancuso gives I.eonor Dumas and Patrice Celtz ihe eye 4. Toys get their bolts in gear. The Fine Arts Department in- volves interested and talented stu- dents in various subjects relating to drawing, printing, sculpturing, dra- ma, and music appreciation. Some of the courses listed are Perspective Drawing. Ceramics. Theatre .Arts. Dance, and Beginning Band. 127 SENIORS I . Moderators: Mrs. Schweisthal, Mr. Stavang, and Ms. Dechow. Senior year has definitely been an exciting and fulfilling one. The fund raiser this year was selling bagels, which really did well. The mother-daughter tea was a real success. It was a beautiful day filled with delicious refreshments and great conversation. The seniors, known for their lack of spirit, really involved them- selves in spirit week. The theme of their float was A Knight on the Town, a unanimously favorite pastime. All showed up on class color day donned in red and white and smiles. They were welcomed by a splendid array of artwork done the night before, namely toilet paper and banners. Names of the most prominent or those who got there first, decorated the ice plant of the school that morning. The senior Mass was colorful and touching, led by a class favorite. Father Kidney. All joined in prayer for themselves and each other. To top it all off, the class prided themselves at the end of the week by winning the Spirit Trophy. The senior retreat at Valleyremo was definitely a rewarding ex- perience for all who attended. The students learned to love God and each other a bit more. The scenery was beautiful and the atmo- sphere quite relaxing. Senior year has definitely been a time of intellectual and spiritual growth, of appreciating one ' s friends and teachers, of trying to make application deadlines for college, and making memories that last a lifetime. THE CLASS OF 1980 Stephen Abram Norman Abshear Catherine Aki Lawrence Anderson Therese Andrade Antoinette Area Nicholas Arias Lisa Arico Thomas Baaden 129 1 . Senior Class Officer: Mary Ann Flores-Treasurer, Kim Hix-Vice President, Terri Andrade-President, Terri Miles-Publicity coor.. Angle Forst- Homeroom Coor., and Diane Wratschko-Secre- tary. Michael Balderas Steven Banken Kirk Barnett Yyette Bellow Jeffery Barrett Kevin Bateman Cathy Bednorz Kathy Benedetti Gregg Benkendorfer Mark Berube Linda Behenna David Bettwy 130 Seniors 3, God Bless Our Faeher Mike. iLJ Karen Bleifus Robert Bleifus Maureen Bozanich Julia Braschuk Natasha Brice Renee Brigden Nancy Broch Luis Brito Collette Bruno Carol Burke Seniors 1.11 Barbara Burkhardt Joseph Burtech Brenda Burton Catherine Cafaro Andrea Cameron Jesus Campa Wanda Candelario Dani Carr Kevin Carroll Niliana Casas Antonio Castillo 132 Seniors Magdalena Castillo Victor Castro Maradel Catipon Thomas Chacon Seniors 133 Oh What Fun At Pep Rallys Regina Chastang Micheh Comon Kevin Concannon Phillip Conrad Rody Contreras Caryn Conway Gregory Cook James Cooper Anna Cormier Patty Corso I Mike Balderas, Renee Brigden, Jolene Gregory, Kathy Trujillo, Pat Mancuso, and Kim Hix entertain us at a pep rally. 134 Seniors Lani De Benedictus L ' Labell DelFosse Rosalie DElia 2. The Human Pyramid. 3. Seniors show their dedication. 4. John Mellis gets a hand shake. Gerald Dessert Seniors 135 Sharon Dunigan Anita Duran Debbie Dutro 136 Seniors Dennis Finn Lee Michael Fish Jeanette Flannery Seniors 137 Mary Ann Flores Timothy Forney Angle Forst Timothy Frei Patricia Froehlich Uzabeth Maria Mabel Paulo Myra Fujio Gamez Garcia Garcia Garin 1 Ann Mountain, Rick Rhilinger, Steve Abram, and Mrs. Murphy enjoy Senior lunch lines. a meal during cooking class. 3. Jan Schubert sings for us during a mass. 2. Mia Mellon, Karen Short, and Vickie leach enjov the privilage of 138 Seniors Lourdes Gastelum Patrice Geltz Shirley Gimenez Richard Geier Edward Gerlits Lisa Gifford John Gilbert Patricia Gindro Ann Marie Glynn Gregory Gomez Christina Gilboy Anna Gonzales Seniors 139 Laura Gray Jolene Gregory Kathleen Griffin Margaret Patricia Thomas Deanna Kelly Grove Hale Hardesty Hardin Hart 140 Seniors SPIRIT WEEK Helen Hawk Ronald Hayes Paul Heitmeyer Jeanmarie Helstowski Helena Herceg Rita Hernandez Roily Herrera Kimberly Hix Seniors 141 2. SMOOCHERS - Tim Frei and Theresa Trevino. 3. Greg Gomez and Joyce Morelos. 4. Kevin Balemanand Tern Andrade. 5. Eileen Schindler and Victor Castro- 6. Palty Gindro and Ray Waters- 7. Tom Hardesty and Dam Carr. Ws fCT Hodgson Maude Morgan Anatasia Horvath m Suzette Horn I 142 Valerie Howe Sheila Ihnen Timothy Hurley Lynda Husar Michael Jakob i Bill Jennings Carolyn Ignacio Cory Johnston Top Five Shines Denise Joncich Brian Jones Susan Kallok Mellissa Kangleon 143 Kathleen Keegan Brian Kelly Jane Kimball atrick Sheila Robert David Ann Klein Klein Kohlhepp Kropp Kustic Bennie Leslie Jim John Patrick Lagos Laney Lara Larrinaga Lassigne 144 1. Caryn Conway, Jenifer Paget, Tina Scanlon, and Diane Strickland carry our banner- A Knight on the Town . 2. Jim Cooper. Ish Medrano, and Mike Young attempt at constructing a model. 3. Class of 80 ' s last attempt at a float. Luana Lee Patricia Lemelle Mark LeonelU Anthony Leung 145 Susan Long Joseph Lopez Annmarie Loscaizo Sergio Lozano Cheryll Lynn Gary Robert Arcelia Peter Brian Lysik Madden Maldonado Mallin Maloney 146 1. Pal Klicn, chairman of Homecoming, signals a message to tlie workers. 2. Eric Glassman holds our Spirit Trophy tti 3. Seniors show thai spirit ! «• ' u OUR TROPHY YEA! Patrick Mancuso Catherine Mann Richard Mariorenzi Joseph Mansueto Donna Mantong Patricia Martinez 147 1. LaBell DelFosse, Terri Andrade. Angle Forst, Diane Wratschko, and Annette Strickland dress medieval for Hoinecoming. 2. Pat Klien, Annette Strickland, and Tim McOsker in heavy debate. SENIOR OFFICERS LEAD CLASS Sonia Martinez Carey Martz Melinda Marzan Susan Mc Mahon Preston Mc Murry Timothy Mc Osker Timothy Mc Can Maria Medina Fiona Mc Ginty Sharon Medina 148 Ismael Madrano John Mellis Ephraim Mendoza Michael Mendoza Angela Messbarger Kimberly Miles Terri Miles James Miller Evelyn Minite Michael Molina Maria Mellon Marisel Mendez 149 1. The Mafia shows up for Halloween. 2. Mike Fish shows his true dream to be a cheerleader. 3. The Nerds- Debbie Dieter, Patrice Geltz, and Lisa Gifford. Michael Mondello Margo Montana Joyce Karen Jon Ann Lisa 4orelos Moschel Mostero Mountain Mueller ISO Stephanie Muldrow Susan Mulligan Eric Munoz Sally Nagy Ranee Nowtney Alex Salvador Eileen Sharon Patricia Sunez Nunez O ' Brian O ' Donnell Orr 1. Pumpkins smile saying Happy Halloween . Jeffrey Paul 151 WHO COULD FORGET THE DANCES? Bernice Payan Malle Pelayo Gigi Perry Mark Peterson 1. Sharon Medina, Steve Regalado, and Patty Froelich enjoy the dance. 2. Kathy Beneditti boogies down. 3. Joe Riveria and Meg Stadler have a quiet moment. Claudia Pilon Steven Poff Robert Petroni David Piechocki David Porter Jean Potciika 152 Jana Prade Brian Pruitt Joseph Puelui Kathleen Puree!! Jose Rabasa ReneHen Va!erie Steven A!fonso Richard Rathburn Reams Rega!ado Reyes RhiUnger 153 1- Our most spirited cheerleader, Pat Mancuso. 2. Patty Corso heads the cheerleaders. 3. Kathe Doherty. Nana Contras, Pat Mancuso, and Lisa Arico pose for a picture. Sean Ricks Kathryn Ritz Jose Rivera Thomas Robinson A Cynthia Rodman Marie Rubio Nicholas Ruiz Patricia Ruiz Kathleen Ryan Murray Ryan Alicia Salazar 154 Alexander San Miguel Annette San Pavio Cynthia Sarmiento Tina Scanlan Eileen Schindler Roland Schmid Stephanie Schmitt Hank Schneider Debra Schoenba echler 155 Jan Michael Sebrebrian Laura Karen Schubert Scott Seward Shelter Short Elise Carrol Lawrence Elaine Teresa Sliva Simmons Sincich Soriano Speare 156 Lawrence Spears Margaret Stadler Martin Stadler Peter Stefanelli Eunice Sterling Gerald Stevens Annette Strickland Diane Strickland Gregory Tabor Michael Sroka Paula Stacek 157 Karen Tancredi Lanson Taylor Cynthia Teer Michael Theberge Diane Thomas Timothy Thornton Allan Timko Maria Tirado imberley Camille Theresa Kenna Kathleen Toscas Tresick Trevino Trites Trujillo 158 iPHll Christopher Turner Martin VonKanel Cynthia Underwood Tina Vilicich Martin Via CO John Vollmer Denny Vullo Lisa Marie Walslii Raymond Waters Sherrilynn Webb 159 Patricia Webber Wijmer GOD MAKES OUR SCHOOL FAMILY Michael Williams Kimberly Young Terrell Woods Alice Woodward Diane Wratschko Raymond Yinger Michael Margaret Young Youngblood Sandra Zabel Brian Zelus UNDERCLASSMEN Jill Abraham irmgard Ackermann Jan Adame Laurene Agustin Jackie Alayon Michelle Almaraz Vicky Applewhite Juniors The class of 1981 is definitely one Bishop Montgomery can be proud of. They have achieved a lot during the 1979-80 school year. They combine two years of experience, with spirit and enthusiasm. They won the Homecoming float contest with ease. Their float, themed That Golden Knight was a great accomplishment and showed a lot of work. The Junior class had able, hard-working officers. Leading the class was President Debbie Brown, assisted by Sue Finn. The secre- tary was Vicki Applewhite. The treasurer was Lisa Fraser. The homeroom Representative was Joe Gordon, along with Jeanne Cos- tello as Publicity Coordinator. These fine officers were guided by moderators Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Staengel. All in all, 1980 was a very sucessful year for the Junior class of 1981. Jose Arellano Teresa Arensdorf ? Peter Argento Carmen Arias Greg Armenta Elaine Arriola Annmarie Augustine Michele Avriett Steve Baaden Cherie Baker Charlie Balderas Gina Banales 162 Juniors Melinda Batenian Ronald Bauman Brigid Bandy Nancy Banken Margaret Barany 1 , Junior Class Moderators, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Staengel, and Mrs. Mill- er. 2. Junior class officers. Bottom, left to right: Jeanne Costello, Publicity, Vicki Applewhite, Secretary Top, Sue Finn, Vice President, Debbie Brown, President, Joe Cordon, Homeroom Coordinator, Lisa Frazier, Treasurer. Sjilvia Bejarano Toni Bilicich Sandra Bosio Danny Boughton Kathie Bozanich Donna Bozulich Penny Branch Donna Bravo Kim Brazil Lawrence Brice Heather Briggs Roberta Briggs Carrie Brown Debbie Brown Kathleen Brownfield Kalhy Brown Debbie Buckaty Diana Bumbarner Mike Burch Marty Burke Dennis Burnett Lorclta Butler George Cable Maria Cafaro Michele Cavillo Tim Cameron Liana Cangas Pat Carmody Juniors 163 Carolynn Chiang Melissa Chichaco Scolt Combs Ncna Conlrcrcs Lori Conway Richard Cordcro Jeanne Costcllo Maria Costcllo Michael Coslello Calhie Covington John Coughiin Scolt Crackel Jeff Crisficld Cathy Cuclo Steve Cuffcl Maria Cullcn (Jina Dahl Nancv DamanJ Joe Dandoy lernando Davila 164 Juniors tl - ' 1% Kathleen DeFrance Jacqueline Delgaldo Eileen Dempster Ruth Dessert Aida Diaz de Leon Laurie Dick 1. Cherie Baker, Vicki Dunigan, and Fonda Sandoval paint a sign for Junior ' s spirit day. 2. Karen Stonier and her friend have something to smile about. 3. Eating in a classroom? 4. Juniors make extra money by holding sno-cone sales at lunch. Lee Ann Dickmeyer Nancy Dietrich Kevin Doherty Monique Dolbcc Kathy Donahue Mike Dorn Vicki Dunigan Sylvia Duran Mary Ellis Sharon Ellison ;a ' . '  ffl ?W ' -«3S5fi SJ!3EfflS! 3t!K£«SMR.j Juniors 16? 1. Mark Jennings and Eddie Medel show that football players stick together and boy, they real- ly do. 2. Milie Romeo is one popular guy. 3. Throughout the year Juniors try to impress that they are No. I upon us. 4. Nena Confreres celebrates a friend ' s birthday. Claudia Endler David Esgro Maureen Evvell Paul Farrington Andrea Favilli Gerardo Felix Cecilia Fernandez Elisa Fernandez Lisa Figueroa Susan Filce Sue Flinn Leesito Flores Ronald Flores Doug Forst , Robert Forsythe kS Karl Frano Michelle Gallegos Lesa Gardner Scott Gardner Nancy Garin Noreen Garin Erin Gartland John Garza .- - - V ' l.T Lisa Eraser Laura Fredrick MaryKay Freeman John Frisch Micheal Fulle: Allen Futterer 166 Juniors 1 Jeanne Gervig Paul Gibson Pelcr Gonzalez Colleen Gitlens Ralph Giodano Eric Glassman Trudy Gleason Kim Glucckert Terry Gomez Diana Gonzalez Joe Gordon Mark Hagerman Theresc Hall Penny Hallman Chris Haydel V jVN ' i Z Juniors 167 The Juniors prize winning float. 2. Juniors talie a break from float-building. 3. Laurie Dick serves lasagna to Elinor Moore i Foods. 4. Juniors busy writing labs in Biology class. 5. Juniors show their enthusiasm during Spirit Week 168 Juniors Jon Jackson Frances James Keith Jenkins Mark Jennings Marianna Judge Jeanine Juge I Kerwin Kasey Mike Kropp Margaret Kruege: Norman Krueger Richard Lacey Stacey Lamers Tom Laureno Jorge Lechuga Kerry Lee Henry Leyba Tracy Lindsay Carla Long Anit Lopez Maria Lopez Ninfa Lopez Maria Luna Jackie Maduro Delonna Malcheski Juniors 169 Beth Mallin Gilbert Marin Mary Marin Margaret Marino Anna Mariorenzi Michael Mariorenz Leah Markley Harold Martinez Lisa Martinez Robbi Matar Tony Mate! Madeline Matos Christian Mathies Michelle Matuszewsk Larry McGauey Ed Mede! Byron Medwa Meg Meehan Kaylene Melvold Tim Melough Carole Mendez Phil Mendez 17(1 Juniors 1. A Knighletle shows her spirit at a Friday Pep Rally, 2. Time is found to kick back and relax during a hectic week. 3. Did we really do all this? 4. Donna, Carman, and friend say hi! Mike Mendoza Mark Messbarger John Mezin Dave Miller John Mirassou Danny Mitsh Vince Mitsh Mark Mondello Luana Montano Eric Montenegro Tom Montgomery Eleanor Moore Rocio Morales Julie Morll Lisa Moske Don Mostero Marilyn Moya Karen Murphy Steve Murphy Tom Murphy Suzanne Murray Juniors 171 M;irio Marque? Marriannc Ncwvillc Pcgg Ncimcycr Lisa Nordclla Carmen Nunc? George Nunc? Jackie Nulile Eileen Obrien Dave Ochar Teresa Oru Jackie Or eeh 1 Rita Williams, an enlhusiaslic cheerleader. 2 Cherie Baker, Maria Cullen, and Meg Meehan spy on a classroom. 3. Knighlctles sell popcorn al lunch for exlra funds 4. Debbie Brown and Kenny Sehaeffer enjoy latc-nighl float building. T72 Juniors Louie Piscane Cocrad Poe Sieve Ponsford Marie Portka Janeua Prcstininzi Margie Puccio Paulo Pueliu Eric Ramos Glenn Ravvie Barbette Ray Troy Reed Gary Rosso Mike Rumscy Laurie Runyon Steve Sabosky Lisa Salas Juniurs 173 Ss ■ mk Gayle Sakaguchi Juan Sanchez Steve Sanchez Fawnda Sandoval Mary Sapien Trish Sapien Ken Schaeffer Michelle Schroeder Jeanne Schweisthal Larry Scottini Cheryl Secules Vicky Seeley Chris Sellizan Patty Shelter 1. Donna and her Teddy on Class Day. 2. Juniors lake their 1st place float for an extra ride around the football field. 3. Juniors think they are 1. 4. The Juniors are out to lunch. 174 Juniors Mercedes Tabernero Tony Talamantes Connie Tamburri Kent Taylor Michelle Taylor Marie Lerma Mark Texeira mi ii ' iih ' i Juniors 175 1. Juniors show their spirit by wearing their class colors just about everywhere. 2 Sherry Holden and Mel Patterson pose in front of Yearbook photographers. 3. Terrell Woods has the attention of some Junior girls. 4. Cheese. 5. Junior girls kick back. 6. Fr. Tom and Jr. boys building rainbows for the Junior class. 176 Juniors Juniors 177 | Mark Acosta Sal Aguiniga Jeff Ales Martin Almaraz Alba Alvarez Angela Andrade Sylvia Araya Sophomores Sylvia Arce Edith Arellano V j 5 Joseph Arico 1 _ Monette Avriett Mike Baaden Larry Bach Ralph Baez Tom Balderas Sandy Baragiola Jenny Barr The class of 1982 are now Sophomores. For them it is their second time around. The Sophomores now have more confidence and are more involved in extra curricula activities. This class is a spirited one and they were anxious to show their enthusiasm during Spirit Week as they participated in the egg toss. Another activity that expressed involve- ment was the selling of Class of 82 ' t-shirts. When it comes to working the sophs pursue their studies knowing that they are reaching the halfway point in their high school years. Christine Barrett Angela Bassett - 178 Sophoitiores Mark Bednorz Robert Bettwey Evelyn Bilbao Derrick Boegner Kerry Baleman David Baulista Darren Bcbe m HM r m pi 1. Sophomore moderators: Miss Mauvezin and Mr. Scanlan. 2. Class officers: Marci Millan, Secretary; Chris Rosas, President; Laurie Whitlman, Vice President; Ed Nystrom, Publicity Coordinator; Steve Trudnowski, Homeroom Coordinator; not pictured Tom Rubio, Treasurer. Jeanette Boelzner David Bohan Anna Bolanos Seta Boujikian Kevin Bozanich Margaret Branigan Sandy Briggs Tim Brody Joe Brown Jennifer Burger Tim Burke Hedi Burkhardt Linda Burtech Angela Bustillo Meg Butier Teresa Butler Lori Cadena Gilbert Calvillo Diana Camacho Jacqueline Camacho Barbara Cammarano Wendy Campos Fabian Capdeuila Bob Cardinale Rick Camody Charlene Carnahan Richard Casanave Anthony Castelao Sophomores 179 Chuck Caslillo Enrique Castro Sandra Castro David Cava os Debbie Chapman Alfonso Chavez Stewart Chavez 1, Danny Rodriguez thinks he ' s cool! 2. Robert Morelos and Poala Lort enjoy one of the many BMUS dances. Joe Delaplaine Phyliss D ' Elia Mike DclHomme Ron Dethlofp Laura Diaz Ana Domingucz Tina Dove (jina Cranham Chris Cullen Barbara Dade Margaret Delrancc 180 Sophomores Chris Duarle June Dutro Mark Edward Nargis Farouqi Fay Corrine Serena Felando Connie Ferlazzo Roscmaic Fernandez Kevin Finn Katja Fisher Cheryl Fisk Calhy Filzpatrick Dennis Florcs Lorraine Flores Gary Force I la Melinda Forney Sonya Forsl Sophomore 181 Chris Frei Judi Froehlich Jeanine Gainey Becky Garcia Rachel Garcia Pat Gerety Maureen Gilbert 1. Alfred Von Kanal and Deana Rivera take a break during a boring class. 2. Jeff Jones is a real marksman. 3. Mrs. Long teaches her Soph. Geometry class. 182 Sophomores 4, An excited Rick Carmody welcomes another school day. Mike Gon ales Athena Gordan James Graham Marilyn Graibe William Grant Mary Griffin Andy Grove Robert Guerreno Gilb ert Guzman John Hall William Hall Dina Heredia Veronica Heredia Felicia Hernandez Jay Hernandez Letty Hernandez Sophomores 183 Robert Hernandez Orlando Herrera Sue Hersey Tanya Hesler Robert Hicks Shane Higa Norbert Hofer Phylis Hoffman Alex Hordo Heidi Hotz Dana Hursey Art Ignacio Joanne Ines Vicky Intriago Kelly Jena Lisa Sctlele Greg Johnson Mark Johnson Jeff Jones Monica Juarez Joseph Kazynsk Pal Kalschcver Marccllus Kane Majoric Kane Janice Kato Jay Kcllcy Ingrid Kelly Leslie Kelly 184 Sophomores Mary Koran Kathie Krueger Michelle Kustic Kathy Lacey Victoria Lagos Dan Larson Ronda Lathion Marty Lawlor :! opnomores test the direction of the wind. Sophomores 185 n Sal Leal Cathy Leamy Susan Leon Melinda Leonelli Ernie Leyba Terri Liegey Paola Lion Monica Litjen Sandra Lizarraga Julie Loflus 1. Steve Scolt tends to his homework. 2. Sophomores struggle through large lines at the snack bar at lunch. 3. Silva Arcem, Barbera Cammarono, and friends enjoy a typical lunch Miguel Lopez Cynthia Loya Carrie Luecke Patrick Lynn Tima Machado Sylvia Maldonado 186 Sophomores Joseph Mancuso Steve Manqueros Anthony Martin Sheria Martin Af i M Charito Martinez Laura Martinez John Mas Miriam Matos Cindy Mayer Dwayne McAdoo Erin McCarthy Mike McClory Craig McCormick Dan McNary Mike Meehen Lorraine Mendez Teerry Menendez Peggy Meyer Jenny Miles Marcie Millan Charles Miwa Anne Molina Delilah Montano Grace Montoya Sophomores 187 Francis Moore Ronald Moore Robcrl Moreios Sandy Moreno Greg Moschel Pamela Mousseau ' tl 5 ( ' t klPi I.et Hernandc sighs aflcr iinoincr class. 2. Tim Burke hikes a break during ihc floal building. 3. Kd strom shows his Sophomore spirit. 4. Mark Wendorf, Maloni Renger enjoys another footb; game. 5. Judy Froelich gives a sh look lo a classmate Mclbys Moya Geoff Mundon Marcos Muno? Andrea Murphy Ann Murph Kari Myron 188 Sophomores Robert O ' Shaughncssy Cfiug Oil jill Parkhursl Randy Patlcrson Mike Paul ! orclla Payan Jackie Peaks Kim Pcarcc Alden Pelayo Wayne Perez Sophomores 18 Carol Puccio Jim Pudewa Christy Pullara Elia Quevedo Allen Quinton Ruth Radecki Catherine Ramos Flavia Ravalo Donna Reis Meilani Renger st. ' . ' i ' tcasu.c ont lt+ +k s un - be. Ine ; Carmen Reyes Jackie Reyes Maria Reyes 1. Corrine Fay, Angela Andrade, and friends enjoy making Soph spirit signs. 2. Soph girls work hard in class. 3. Sophomore boys stick together at lunch. 190 Sophomores M f . Sue Reynolds Jcanetle Rice Kellic Richardson Mike Richardson Chris Rivera Deanna Rivera Bob Roach Karvn Rodman Joe Romano Brian Romias Danny Rodriguez Chris Rosas Tom Rubio Gino Ruffolo Barbara Ruiz Bill Ruiz Mike Ruiz Brian Sakaguchi Tracy Santamaria Diane Salterlee Paula Savolskis Carlolta Sayer Sophomores 191 Freshmen Daru Aaron Marjorie Abao Linda Abokholi Lisa Abraham Luis Adam Vince Aguilar Trina Agustin FRESHMEN 1983 Sept. 10, 1979 was the first full day of school for the 1979-80 year. The students come back and see their friends from last year. This year there was a new class, over 400 strong. It is the freshmen class of 1 983. The excited Frosh took on a big step from grammar school to high school. The Freshmen class has adjusted very well to the change and have made many new friends. The Freshmen class elected the leaders of their class for the first time. Their president was Lani Pueliu, assisted by her vice pres. Gabri- el Capdivila. The secretary of the class Dani Mc Osker who worked together with Lisa Zabel as treasurer. Their publicity coordinator was Lynn Mountain along with Paula Hay as homeroom coordinator. These officers did a good job of organizing such events as their spirit week activities and their freshmen float, which was very good and took second place. Bishop Montgomery is happy to have the new Freshmen class of 1983 as a part of the Montgomery Family. Mike Alderson Veronica Almanza Mabel .Alvarez Micheal Alvarez Andreas Alvine Jeff Aragon Lynn Archuletta Vaine Arellano James Arensdorf Mary Armenia Janie Armstrong Lisa Arroyo v. mi A © F 194 Freshmen 1. Freshman moderators: Mr. Ker- sten and Miss Creaney. 2. Class officers: Dani McOsker, Secretary: Lisa Zabej, Treasurer; Lani Puellu, President; Gabriel Capdevila, Vice President; Lynn Mouneain, Publicity Coordinator. Monica Avica Joanne Bacat Sonya Baez Dion Barnes Heidi Bassano Susan Benenna Destry Bell Rachelle Barube Sherri Bilicich Maria Blacl John Boatman Bob Bordly Justin Bower Maureen Bradley Erin Bradley John Breeden Deninne Brice Nivia Brilo Katrina Brizzolara Kenny Brown Erik Burch Sira Burton Alex Bustios Guido Bustios Rochelle Conego Tom Cable Diana Cafaro Eddie Callirgos Beckie Camble Tony Cangas Joe Cano June Cantila Gabeiel Capdvila Marcella Carlini Martha Carillo Freshmen 195 Mylcnc Coloniu Trisa Cole LyncUc Con a Mariscta Corona Jerry Cosby Karen Costcllo LaRonda Courscauli J Michael Carroll Miguel Casiancda Joseph Caslclaeo Anna Castillo Ana E. Caslillo Eddie Caslillo kini Casiro-bran Kelly Charroux 1-nima Chong Jim Cianipo Scou Ciganko John Cioliolo Domingo Clemenle B Cobb Kim Cochran %m I Laura Mostero l i!N il quit for ;i da 2, Lisa abet gels u splush from I rush Sponge Th ) . 3. Krcshman Icarn lo stud during lunch I ' ddic Covmglon Phil Cnsficld 196 Freshmen Kevin Crofa Laura Cvitanich Tina Cullen Dara Dalmau Stephanie D ' Ambrosio William Davies Tim De Boer Carrie De Buys John D ' Couvenn Carol DelFosse Claudia Delgado O 1 H Melissa Del Homme Karen Diaz Bess Merced Debbie Doerschel Palrick Dolan Paula Donnelly Teresa Doran Catherine Dumlao Magdalena Dumlao D. Dunigan Jane Dulro Bill HIlis M. Encalado Howie Englehari David Eugenio Anthony Falucho Michael Fay Cathy Fedcrk David Fee Arthur Felix Freshmen 197 Mana Fernan Maria Fernandez Matt Tieri Mike Filce Sandra Flint Kathe Floratos Thelee Flores Steve Forsythe Linda Fritz Tom Freeman Cynthia Frazier Deborah Funk Elizabeth Fuster Josephine Galan Xavier Galindo Viviana Garcii Mark Gass Diane Gea Jerry Geier Gina Gembica Ronald Gies Francisco Giraro Frank Girard Mike Gittins n I. Mike Payan seems to enjoy his Algebra work. John Coins Irene Gomez I ' k iVw 198 Freshmen Huga Gonzales l-vdia Gonzales Vincent Gonzales Mary Grace Rcncc Grider Paul Guerrero Lisa Gulicrrez Cheryl Guzman Robert Hazel Paula Hay Monique Hawkes Reler Hatfield Teresa Hardesty Yasry Hardin John Harrison Jackie Harris Linda Stapleford Jackie Hanlen yi Jfc t _ Joliann Hammerle y . l , li Jill Hammack Richard Hobbs John Hallman Jeff Hall Tim Hale Molly Hairc Tim Hagerman Rick Hedrick Eric Heilman Adrian Hernandez Monica Hernandez Cathy Hines Freshmen 199 Tim Kelly Fred Kersliens Janet Kiernan Tim Klasno 200 Freshmen 1 . Lisa Mattia, Elaine Michetti, Debbie Hudak, Terri Doran, Marcella Carlini pose for a picture. 2. Freshman Football players are hard workers. 3. Freshman caught in deep thought during lunch. Mary Larringo Colleen Laureno Marcio Kleeman Tim Klega Robert Koran Mlanie Kustio Nick Lacaze Vivianne La Pointe C. Lechuga Brandon Lee Laurie Lesovsky Mathew Levy Eileen Lewis ■ ■ ' • I- M. Liberal! Noel Lohr Christini Longa Freshmen 201 Javier Lozano Valerie Lynch inn Lopez inthony Lopez tob Lesser Laura Madrid Diana Magana Taysha Mahoney Alicia Maldonado Sonya Mair M. Maloney Mark Mansoeyo Maria Marin Debbie Marino Mercedes Marinas Rita Mariorenzi Kenny Marshall Lisette Martinez Paul Martinez Magda Mas Christine Matheis Scott Mathias Lisa Mattia 1. Freshman Football working out. 2. A Freshman in deep thought. 3. Mr. Walker explains a problem to Tony Paine. 202 Freshmen Jimmy Meycrhofcr Nilo Michecin Elaine Michctli Jeannie Miuer Ed Milligan Mike Minemolo Madelin Mirci Freshmen 203 Melanie Mobers Lourdes Molina James Moniz Christina Montecali( Richard Moore John Mosquera Laura Mostero Lynn Mountain John Moya Allen Mulch Dennis Muth Diane Murphy Patty Murphy Steve Nunez Sue Niccum Michelle Niccum Ed Newville Paul Newell Sue Ness Lynette Martinez Teresa Naraski Eileen O ' Brien Mike O ' Brien Joel Ogden Alicia Orcbo Suzanne Orebo Elizabeth Ortega Gus Pablick 204 Freshmen ■;a!isB!.iw..xii iiMmmeBBS ImfSklBm i- A group of Freshman enjoy Ihe benefits of Wednesday schedule. 2. One Freshman seems to feel lunch is the most important part of 3. Freshmen trash for quarter finals. nportant part of school. Freshmen 205 Robert Rodriguez Rolando Rodrigucz Jackic Romeo Luchy Roteliuk Roy Royal Kenneth Rank Eva Rui? 206 Freshmen M. Rui Joe Runiscy Staccy Runyon Sieve Rush MaryJo Salolivar Noclle Sakaguchi Chris Sapien Anna Sauccdo Frank Schneider David Schacffcr l-aurc l Schneider Pal Schwier Kalhy Scotl Gary Secules Anne Schaeffer Valerie Sellan Paul Sens Sandy Shields Stacey Shire Billy Shaler Devm Simmons Elaine Silva Tina Silva Pamela Simson 1. Homecoming: a lime for Freshman to show their Float Building Talents. 2. Jane Kimball gives a Welcome to BMHS Cake to Freshman during Big-Sister Little-Sister Lunch. 3. One Freshman shows her school spirit during lunch. Freshmen 207 Greg Slawson Jerry Spears I. All Freshman enjoyed the lunch provided to Esperanza Solbach them by their Big Sisters. Nancy Sondon John Timko Judy Timko Gina Tolentino Connie Tores Loreen Trevino Dave Trudnowski Maria Trujillo Becky Soto Gilda Sotelo Paul Soun Paul Soriano Tim Stark Matthew Starkey Lisa Stefanelli Deedy Stewart Darcy Stoltz Andres Taylor Michelle Taylor Chris Thomas Eboni Threatt David Thorlon Devon Tims Patricia Sullivan Omero Tamburri Loraine Tanibata 208 Freshmen Anthony Trujillo Gretchen Tucker Amy Turner David Turner John Urias Gerald Uyerato Leticia Vazquez Luis Varcas Carlos Vasquez Rodney Vilaria Elizabeth Villaneda Sylvia Vlassman Rosemary Vribe John Wagner Kim Walmer Frank Walker Dianne Warner Kim Walsh Malt Waters Tony Waters Laurie Webb Sharon Wetzel Herbert Wildfever Marcas Williams Kim Wilkinson Lana Wittman Diane Woodward Chris Young Marjorie Young John Youngblood Lisa Zabel Aleida Zenteno P, Zuanich Martha Zwickel Lourdes Aizpuru Mary Alsbaugh David Campbell Benjamin Carbajal Martha Carrillo Evelyn Chavez Richard Dick Roseann Dimaggio Laura Donoran Debbie Esteves Suzzi Kildiszew Miguel Murillo Elaine Niemeyer Missy Nordella Yolanda Pina Chris Rennie Sheila Reppas Jackie Rodriguez Irma Rodriguez Chris Simson Freshmen 209 Steven Abram American Martyrs Football Frosh I; Varsity 2, 3, 4; Basketball J.V. I. 2; Football Award I, 2. 3. 4; Basketball Award 2- Norman Abshear St. James Track I- Catherine Aki St. Margeret Mary Basketball J.V.. Varsity; Back- packing 1; Top Ten 4. Lawrence Anderson American Martyrs Volleyball 1; Cross-Country 1,2, 3; Cross-Couniry Award. Therese Andrade St. Calhenne Laboure Volleyball J.V. 2; Track J,V, 2; Stat Girl 3. 4; Pep Club 1 . 2; Concordia 1 ; Back- packing 3; Water Ski Club 2, 3; NFL- 1; Excalibur Staff 4; Forensics Award I; Sr, Class President 4; Homecoming Princess 4, Toni Area St. Peter and Paul Ski Club 2. 3. Lisa Marie Arico Holy Trinity Cheerleader Varsity 3, 4; Pep Club 1 . 2, 3. 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Top Ten, Thomas Baaden St. James Football Frosh I; Varsity 2. 3, 4; Soccer Frosh 1 ; J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Leitermans Club 1.2.3. 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Football Award I. 4. Michael Balderas Calle Mayor School Excalibur Staff 4; Surf Club; Powder puff Prince 4, Steven Banken Si. Lawrence Martyr Ski Club 2, 3. Jeffery Barrett American Martyrs Baseball J.V, I, 2; Varsity 3, 4; Football Frosh I; Var-3; Basketball 2; Lettermans Club 3. 4; Honor Roll; Honors at Entrance; Algebra Award; C.S.F.; National Merit Award. Kevin Bateman American Martyrs Football Frosh 1; J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 4 Volleyball J V. I. 2; Varsity 3.4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; CSF ; Honor Roll. Cathy Marie Bednorz St. Anthony Excalibur Staff 3. 4; Editor 4; Arts Award. Linda Behenna St. James Tennis Varsity 4; Pep Club 2. Yvelle Bellow Maria Regina Pep Club 3; CSF. 1. Kathy Benedetti St Peter and Paul Cheerleader J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Pep Club 1 . 2. 3. 4; Knight Life Staff 2; CSF. 2. 3, Gregg Benkendorfer Grace Lutheran Track 2; Basketball Manager 4; CSF. 2. 3; Honor Roll. Deans List; Busmcss Law Award; History Award David Bettwy St, Lawrence Martyr Soccer Frosh 1; J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; CSF 3. Karen Bleifus Nativity School Social Action 3; Water Ski Club 2; Dance Club 4, Robert Bleifus Nativity School Religion Award. Principal ' s List 3; CSF. 3. 4, Maureen Bozanich Holy Trmity Drama 1. 2. Julie Braschuk St. Lawrence Martyr Pep Club 1. Ski Club 2. 3; Social Action 4; Drama 3. 4, Natasha Brtce Maria Regina Track 4; Pep Club 2. Renee Brigden St James Ski Club 2. Luis Brito St. Joseph Collette Bruno St, Philomena Pep Club 1; Social Action I. Carol Burke St. Catherine Laboure Social Action 1,2.3, 4; Aca- demic Award Barbara Burkhardt Si. James School Joseph Burtech Maria Regina Football Varsity 4; Backpacking 3; ' ' f ' r.  W i ' , !r- Leitermans Club 4, Cathy Cafaro Si. Lawrence Martyr Publicity Com, 4; Pep Club 1 . 2, 3. 4; Concordia 4 William Cajiao Si. Anthony Football Frosh I; J.V, 2; Varsity 3, 4; Volleyball 1. 2; Ski Club I, 2. 3, 4. Andrea Cameron Si Anthony of Padua Pep Club 2, 3;CS.F 1,2, 3.4; Social Aclion 1. 3; Club Treasurer; Knight Life 4; Honors al Entrance; Honor Roll; English Award; Algebra Award Biology Award; Academic Award; Drama 3. 4. Wanda Candelario Nativity School CSF, 2; Honors al Entrance. Dani Carr Holy Trinity Volleyball Varsity 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball J.V, 1; Varsity 2; Softball Varsity 1, 2. 3. 4; Leiier- girlsClub I. 2, 3. 4 Club Secretary 3; CSF. 3; Pep Club I. 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball Award ); Homecoming Princess 4, Tony Castillo St, Anthony Football Frosh 1 ; Soph 2; Varsity 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3. 4; Leitermans Club 3, 4. Maggie Castillo St, Philomena G A,A. Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1, 4; Concordia I. 4; Drama 2, 4, Victor Castro Maria Regina Track Soph 2; J,V, 3; Varsity 4; Back- packing Club 3; Leitermans Club 4; Water-ski Club 3; Track Award 2. Maradel Calipon St, Catherine Laboure Social Action 4; Honors at Entrance, Academic Award Thomas Chacon St Margeret Mary Basketball Soph 2; J.V. 3. Regina Chastang Holy Trinity Drill Team. NFL 1; Concordia 3; Speech Award. Kevin ( oncanon Rolling Hills Day School Honor Roll. English Award Rody Contreras Our Lady of Guadalupe Ski Club I. 4; Excalibur Staff 4 Phil Conrad American Mariycrs CS F 4; Hislory Award 3. 2. 2. Caryn Conway Ninciy-Onc Grade School Track J.V. 2; Cross-coun- try Varsity 3 Concordia I. Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3; Chotr I. Jim Cooper St. Catherine Laboure Anna Cormier Ascension Patty Corso St. Catherine Laboure Cheerleader Varsity 3, 4; J.V. 2; Head Cheerleader 4; CSF. 1 . 2. 3. 4; Honors al Entrance; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Top Ten 4. Loretta Coy Jane Addams Track Team J.V. I ; Concordia 2, 3, 4. Frank Croes Si. Philomena Basketball Soph 2; C.S.F. 1; Arts Award I. Lani DeBenediclis St James Labell DelFosse St Frances Xavier Jr. Class Secretary; A.S.B. Pub- licity Commillee 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3; English Award, Social Action 1. Jerry Dessert Si. Catherine Laboure Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; Religion Award; Science Award; English Awar d; Academic Awards. Debby Dieter St Lawrence Pep Club I; Cooking Award 3. Kathe Doherty Holy Trimly Cheerleader Varsity 4; C.S.F. I. 2; Dean ' s List 3; Spanish Award I. Jerry Dougherty Our Lady of Guadalupe Honors at Entrance; Speech Award Lenor Dumas St. Margeret Mary Pep Club 1; Ski Club 2; Back- packing Club 1; Social Aclion 4. Sharon Dunigan St. James Softball Varsity I, 2. 3. 4; Lettergirl 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance. Anita Duran Holy Trinity Concordia 2; Ski Club 3; Knight Life Staff 3; Honors at Entrance Debbie Duiro St. Anthony Softball Varsity 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Social Action 4; English Award Doug Elizondo St Anthony of Padua Baseball J V, 1. 2; Football Frosh I; J.V. 2; Varsity 3, 4; Leitermans Club 3, 4. Susan English Our Lady of Guadalupe Volleyball Varsity Varsity I. 2. 3.4; Pep Club I. 2; CSF. I. 2. 3. 4; Club Vice President 4; Letter girls Club 2, 3, 4; Concordia 4; Excalibur Staff 3; Honors al Entrance; Honor Roll; Math Award; Typing Award; Slichcry Award. Lf Elizabeth Ennis St. Philomena Pep Club I; Knight Life Staff 3, 4; Editor 4. Crislina Eugenio St. Philomena Pep Club I ; Social Action l;C.S.F, I, 2, 3, 4; Algebra Award, Lucille Susan Fernandez St Lawrence Tennis Varsity 1, 2. 3. Softball Varsity 1.2; Pep Club 1.2. 3;C,S.F. 1.2,3,4; Lettergiris 1. 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll I. 2, 3; Tennis Award 1. 2; Softball Award 1. 2. Michael Fish Center Jr High Soccer I. 2; J.V. 3; Varsity 4; Base- ball 2, 3; Soccer Award 3. Jeanette Flannery St, Lawrence Drill Team 3; Songleader Varsity 4; C.S.F. 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 3. 4, Mary Ann Flores St- Catherine Laboure Drill Team 3; Sr. Class Trea- surer 4; Pep Club 1; C.S.F. 1. 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance, Dean ' s List: Accounting Award, Tim Forney St, Catherme Laboure Track J.V 1. 2; Cross Coun- try J.V. 1, 2; Cross Country Award I ; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. General Business Award; English Award; Reli- gion Award, Angie Forst Hillcresl Jr High Homeroom Coor. 4; Pep Club 1; C.S.F. 1. 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Dean ' s List; Principal ' s List; General Business Award; Religion Award. Patty Froehlich Nativity School Softball Varsity 1. 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball J.V. 1.2; Lettergiris Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Club Public- ity Officer 4. Softball Award 2, 3; Powder Puff MVP 3 Tim Frei St. James Football Frosh I; Soccer Frosh I. J,V, 3. 2; Varsity 4; Track Frosh 1; Varsity 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3; CSF 1, 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll. An Award Elizabeth Fujio St. Anthony of Padua Tennis Team Varsity 4; Pep Club 2: CS.F. 1 . 2. 3, 4; Social Action 2; Honors at Entrance; Spanish Award; Math Award. Religion Award Carmen Gamez Maria Rcgina Myra Garin St Anthony Drill Team 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Drill Team Award; Academic Award. Lourdes Gaslelum St Margcrei Mary Patrice Geltz St. Lawrence Martyr Pep Club I; Concordia I; Ski Club 3; Dance Club 4 John Gilbert Nativity CS.F. 1 . 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Hon- or Roll; Math Award; Spanish Award; History Award, Christina Gilboy St, Margeret Mary Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Knight Life Staff 3, Shirley Gimenez St. Peter and Paul Concordia 1. 2. 3, 4; Drama I. Patty Gindro St, Lawrence Martyr Volleyball J.V. 1 , 2; Varsity 3. 4; Softball Varsity 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball J.V. I. 2. 4; Lettergiris Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Club Treasurer 3; Club President 4, Top Ten 4. Gregory Gomez Our Lady of Guadalupe Baseball J.V. 1. 2; Varsity 3, 4; Basketball J,V, 1, 2; Varsity 3. 4; Basketball Award, Anna Gonzales St. Catherine Laboure Track J,V. Candy Goudeau St. Francis Cabrini Pep Club 2, Kimitri Grady Volleyball J,V.; Pep Club Sonya Grant Holy Innocents Concordia 1.2,3. 4; Pep Club 1 , 4; Drama 3, 4; Forensics 3. 4; Math Club 3; French Club 3; Ski Club I; Drama Award. Laura Gray Maria Regina Pep Club 2; Ski Club 3; Backpacking 3; CSF.; Honor Roll. Jolene Gregory St. Philomena Basketball J,V. I ; Varsity 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I. Lettergiris 2, 3, 4; Club President 3; Secre- tary 4; Basketball Award 2. Kathy Grifnn St. Lawrence Soccer Varsity 1. 2. 3. 4; Excalibur 4. Margeret Grove Holy Trinity Basketball J,V. 1, 2; Volleyball J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Lettergiris 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; Volleyball Award, Andre Hadnot ST Francis Cabrini Pathricia Hale Ramona Elementary Concordia 2, French 2; Knight Life 4; Drama Award. Tom Hardesty St. Margeret Mary Basketball Frosh 1; Varsity 3, 4; Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 4; J.V. 1. Deanna Hardin Nativity Ski Club 3; Pep Club 1; Dance Club 4. Kellv Hart Holy Trimly Drill Team; Pep Club 3; C.S.F. 2. 3; Ski Club 2; Concordia 2. 3; Lettergiris 3, 4; Social Ac- tion 4 Ron Hayes St Anthony Basketball J V. 3; Varsity 4; Honors at Entrance. Paul Heitmeyer St. Catherine Laboure Jeanmarie Helstowski St. Lawrence Songleader 4; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 3. 4; Concordia 1 . Helena Herceg American Martyrs Knight Life Staff 3. 4. Rita Hernandez Ascension Track J.V. 1; Social Action 1. Roily Herrera St. Catherine Laboure Football Varsity; Baseball; Ski Club; Baseball Award, Kim Hix American Martyrs Soccer 2. 3. 4; Sr. Class Vice President. Walter Hodgson Hickory Elementary School Track Frosh 1; Social Action 1. 2, 3, 4; Honors at Entrance. Maude Horgan St, Anthony of Padua C.S.F.; French Club; Pep Club I; Honors at Entrance; Math Award; Sewing Award. Suzede Horn Maria Regina Drill Team 3; Social Action 1. Stacy Horvath St Anthony of Padua Tim Hurley Nativity School Water Ski Club 3. 4; C.S.F. 2. 3. 4; Religion Award; Cooking Award. Carolyn Ignacio St, Lawrence Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Club President 4; Pep Club 1; Honors at Entrance. Sheila Ihnen Maria Regtna Tennis Varsity 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1; C.S.F. 1. 2. 3, 4; Club Secretary 3; Lettergiris Club 2. 3 .4; Honor Rol l 1. 2, 3. 4; Math Award I; Reli- gion Award 3; Tennis Award. Michael Jakob St. Anthony of Padua A.S.B. Representive 1, 2; N F.L. 1; C.S.F. I, 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Dean ' s List 3; Math Award 3; N.F.L. Award. Cory Johnson American Martyrs Baseball J.V. 3; Cross Country 1; C.S.F I; Honors at Entrance. Denise Pearl Joncich Holy Trinity Softball Varsity 4; Pep Club I; Social Action I. 4, Ski Club 1, 4. Susan Kallok St. Anthony of Padua Pep Club 2; C.S.F. I. 2. 3; Social Action 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Needlepoint Award. Maria Kangleon St, Anthony of Padua Knight Life 4; Award of De- mocacy Kathleen Keegan St. Anthony of Padua Knighi Life Staff 4; Honors at Entrance. C.S.F.; Art Award. Bo Kelly Soccer; Football Frosh I ; Pep Club; Ski Club; Back- packing Club; C.S.F, 3; Dean ' s List 3. Jane Kimbol St John C Patrick Klein St. Lawrence Martyr A.S.B. Representive 1 ; Public- ity Coor. 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 1 . 2. 3. 4; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4; N.F.L. I; Principal ' s Bronze Medal; Academic Award; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll, Speech Award. B M H.S Rep to Washington, Sheila Klein St. Lawrence Martyr Concordia. Pep Club; Ski Club, David Kropp Newton Middle School Ann Kustic St, James Cheerleader J.V 2; Songleader 4; Ski Club 3. 4. Bennie Lagos St Catherine Laboure Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; J.V Varsity, Volleyball J-V. 3; Varsity 4; N.F.L. I; Speech Award. Leslie Laney Dodson Jr. High Ski Club 3. 4; Drama 3; English Award Patrick Lassigne St- Anthony of Padua Tennis J.V. I. 2, 3; Varsity 4; C-S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; French HI Award. Karen Laureno American Martyrs Ski Club 4; Pep Club I. Vicki Leach St. Lawrence Softball Varsity 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader G.A.A. 4; Concordia 1.2; Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3. 4; Water Ski Club 3; Lettergirls Club 3, 4; C.S.F.; Honor Roll Rita Leal St- James Track Varsity I. 2. 3; Pep Club I; Social Action I; Lettergirls Club 2. 3. 4. Luana Lee St. Philomena Honors at Entrance, Larry Linehan Foster A. Begg Jr. High Cross Country Varsity 3; Soccer Varsity 3; Track Varsity 3; Backpacking Club 3. 4; C.S.F. 3; Math Award; Religion Award; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Principal ' s List. Joe Lopez Holy Trinity Ski Club 4; Academic Award. Annamarie Loscaizo St. Philomena Theater Arts Award 2. Sergio Lozano St. Joseph Backpacking 2; Excalibur 4; Art Award 2. Cheryll Lynn American Martyrs Track 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Gary Lysik St. Catherine Laboure Arcelia Maldonado Our Lady of Guadalupe Pep Club 1,2, 3. Peter Mallin St- James School Excalibur 3. Brian Maloney Nativity School Pat Mancuso American Martyrs Soccer Varsity I, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball Varsity 1, 2; Football Varsity 3; Soccer Award 3; Drama 2; Powder Puff Prince 4. Joe Mansueto Our Lady of Holy Roary Track J.V. 2. 3; Varsity 4. Donna Mantong St. Philomena Cross Country Varsity I, 2, 3. 4; Track Varsity 1 . 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2; French Club 2; Club Treasurer; Lettergirls I. 2, 3, 4. Jim Martineau St. James Tennis Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4; Knight Lift 4; Honor Roll 3. Carey Martz St. Lawrence Martyr Soccer I; J.V. 2; Varsity 3, 4; Baseball Varsity 2; Ski Club; Letterman ' s Club; Soc- cer Award; Spanish Award. Lynn Marzan St. Peter and Paul Tennis Varsity 3, 4; Pep Club 1 , 2; Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4; Concordia 2. 3. 4; Club Historian 2; Lettergirls Club 3, 4; Academic Award 3. Tim McCall St. Philomena Fiona McGinty J.H. Hull Ski Club 2; Social Action I. 2, 3. 4. Susan McMahon American Martyrs Volleyball J.V. I. Varsity 2, 3, 4; Lettergirls Club 2, 3, 4. Tim McOsker Holy Trinity Football Frosh; Varsity 2, 3. 4; Golf Varsity; Track Soph; Varsity; Basketball Frosh; J.V.; Frosh Class President; Soph AS.B. Rep.; A.S.B. President 4; Lettermans Club 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2; Social Action I; Honors at Entrance; Dean ' s List; Principal ' s List; English Award; Honor Roll; C.S.F. Maria Medina Steven White Jr. High Lorena Medina St. James Ishmael Medrano Maria Regina Band 4; Excalibur 3. John Mellis HillcrestJr. High Football Frosh I; J.V. 2; Varsity 3, 4; Basketball Frosh 1; Soph 2; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Lettermans Club 3. 4; Powder Puff King. Mia Mellon Calle Mayor Soccer Varsity 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Chris Mendez St. Catherine Laboure Water Ski 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Knight Life Staff 4. Marisel Mendez Nativity School Ephriam Mendoza Holy Trinity Football Frosh 1; J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Baskeball Frosh 1 ; J.V. 2; Ski Club 1 , 2. 3, 4; Letter- mans Club 3. 4; Backpacking 4. Angela Messbarger St. Catherine Laboure Drill Team 2; Water Ski Club 2. Kim Miles St. Margeret Mary Softball Varsity 3; French Club 2; Honor Roll, Terri Ann Miles St. Lawrence Martyr Track Frosh I; J.V. Varsity 2; Jr. Treasurer; Sr. Publicity Coor.; Pep Club I; Wa- ter Ski Club 2. 3; N.F.L. 1. 2; Social Action 4. Jim Miller Holy Trinity Football Frosh 1; Soph 2; Varsity 3. 4; Basketball Frosh 1; Soph 2; Lettermans Club 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors at Entrance; Deans List; Religion Award. Evelyn Minite St. Peter and Paul Michael Molina St. Margeret Mary Drama 3. 4; Social Action 2. 3, 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Band 4. Margo Montano Nativity School Concordia; Ski Club; Social Action. Tim Moore St. Lawrence Martyr Karen Moschel St. Philomena N.F.L. 1; Pep Club I. 2; Excalibur 3. 4; Editor 4; Speech Award. Jon Mostero St. Lawrence Martyr Football Frosh I; J.V. 2; Varsi- ty 3; Basketball Varsity 4; Track Frosh I; J.V. 2; Varsity 4; Backpacking 2. Ann Mountain Holy Trinity Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 4; Ski Club 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; Speech Award. Lisa Marie Mueller St. Peter and Paul Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Club Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1; Honors at Entrance. Stephanie Muldrow Harbor Christian Pep Club I; C.S.F. 3; Honor Roll 3; Needlepoint Award 3. Susan Mulligan St. Anthony of Padua Pep Club 1 . 2, 3; Club Secre- tary 3; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Club Historian 3. Eric Munoz Holy Trinity Volleyball J.V. I. 2, 3; Varsity 4; Soc- cer I, 2; Honors at Entrance. Sally Nagy St. Philomena Track Varsity 1 . 2. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Ski Club 2; Track Award. Eileen O ' Brien St. James C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; Religion Awards I, 2. 3; History Award 1, 3; Math Awards 2, 3; Biology Award 2; English Award 2; Drivers Ed Health Award 2; Economics Award 3; Academic Awards; National Merit Award. Sharon Christine O ' Donnell HolyTrinty Pep Club 1 . 2. 4; Ski Club 1.2.4; Water Ski Club 4; Backpacking 1,2.4; Honors at Entrance. Patty Orr St. Margeret Mary Typing Award 2, Debbie Ortega St. Anthony of Padua Social Action I. 2. 3. 4; Club President 4; Band 3; Excalibur Staff 3; Academic Award Jennifer Paget Nativity School Pep Club 2; Ski Club 1.2.3; Water Ski Club 2. Jeff Paul St. James Soccer Frosh 1; J.V. 3. 2. Bernice Payan St. Margeret Mary Pep Club I ; Backpacking Club 1 ; Ski Club I; Water Ski Club 2. Gigi Perry St. Bernadette Pep Club I. 4. Rob Pelroni American Martyrs Football Frosh 1; J.V. 2; Varsity 3. 4; Soccer Frosh I; Ski Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Excalibur Staff 2, Powder Puff Prince. Dave Piechoki St, James Cross Country J.V. 1; Basketball J.V. 1.2; Varsity 3. 4; Backpacking I, 2. 3; Honors at En- trance. Claudia Pilon St. Catherine Laboure Pep Club I, 2; English Award. Steven Poff St, Lawrence Martyr Track J.V.; Varsity; Backpack- ing Club. David Porter St. Philomena Basketball J.V. 3; Varsity 4; Track Varsity 4. Jean Potchka St. James Pep Club 2; Excalibur Staff 3. Jana Prade Maria Regina Pep Club 1. 2; C.S.F. I. 2, 3; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll 3. Brian Pruitt American Martyrs Basketball J.V. Kathy Purcell Drill Team 2.3.4; N.F.L, I; C.S.F.; Speech Award; English Award; Academic Award. Joseph Sebastian Pueliu St. Philomena Baseball J, V.; Varsity 1.2, 3,4; Foot- ball I. 2. 3, 4; Leltermans Club 4. Jose R. Rabasa Adams Jr. High Math Computer Club, Renellen Rathburn St. Margeret Mary Concordia 3. 4; Knight Life Staff 4. Valerie Reams St. James Drill Team 2. 3; History Award 2. 3, Steve Regalado St. Catherine Laboure Track Varsity 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball Varsity 4; Basketball J.V, 2. 3; Varsity 4; Water Ski Club 2. 3. Alfonso Reyes Maria Regina Basketball Varsity 4; Backpacking Club 3; Water Ski Club. Rick Rhilinger St. Catherine Laboure Football J.V. I, 2; Varsity 3; Basketball 2; Jr. Class Vice President; Basketball Award 2 Joe Rivera St. Anthony of Padua Tennis J.V. I, 2; Varsity 3, 4; Backpacking Club; Dean ' s List 3; C.S.F. 3, Kathy Rilz St. Catherine Laboure Water Ski Club 3; Stat Girl 3. 4, Cynthia Rodman St, Lawrence Martyr Basketball J.V. t; Varsity 2; Volleyball J.V. 3; Sewing Award. Tricia Ruiz St- Catherine Laboure Drill Team 4; Pep Club I; Drama 3. Kathleen Ryan Holy Trinity Concordia 1 . 2, 3. 4; Club Secretary 2; Club President 4, Knight Life 3; Drama 2, 4; Honors at Entrance, Honor Roll; Academic Award, Alicia Salazar Literary Magazine 3, 4; Editor 4; Math Award I; Religion Award I, 2. 3; English Award 2; Speech Award 2; History Award 3; Sewing Award; Drama Award 3; Track Varsity. Cynthia Sarmiento St. Philomena Drill Team 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. Tina Scanlan St. Catherine Laboure Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4; Ex- calibur Staff 4. Eileen Schindler Maria Regina Cheerleader J V. 2; Varsity 4; Drill Team 3. Homecoming Princess 4. Roland Schmid St, Philomena Soccer J.V, I; Varsity 2. 3, 4; C.S.F. t. 2. 3. 4. Hank Schneider St. Lawrence Martyr Cross Country; Backpacking 1, 2, 3. 4; Club Secretary 3; Club President 4; Honors at Enlrance. Jan Schubert Holy Trinity Pep Club I. 2; Drama 2. 3. 4; Sewing Award 3; Service Award. French Club, Sebrivian Seward Maria Regina Pep Club Karen Short St. Lawrence Martyr Drill Team 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Concordia I, 2; Excalibur 4; Honors at Entrance; C S F. I. 2, Elise Silva Holy Trinity Drill Team 2. 3. Flags 4; Pep Club 1 . 2; Water Ski Club 2, 3. Lawrence Sincich St. Lawrence Martyr C.SF- I. 2, 4; Club President 4; Literary Magazine 3, 4; Editor 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll 3, 4; Religion Award. Math Award; Biology Award; Religion Award, History Award; Chemistry Award. Elaine Soriano St. Philomena Teresa Speare Maria Regina Pep Club I. 2; Service Award; Cook- ing Award- Tina Spicer American Martyrs Pep Club 3; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll. English Award I; C.S.F. 1. 2. 3. Paula Stacek St. James Track Varsity 2; Softball Varsity 3. 4; Concordia 3, 4; Lettergirls 2, 3, 4. Meg Stadler St- Lawrence Martyr Pep Club 1,2.3. Concordia I ; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors at Entrance. Euniece Sterling Pius X Track Varsity; Pep Club. Jerry Stevens Dodson Jr. High Soccer Fresh I; 2; J.V. 3; Varsity 4; Baseball JV I. 2. 3; Varsity 4. Annette Strickland St- Catherine Laboure Soph. Class Treasurer; Jr, Class President. A SB- Secretary 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Club Founder and President 3, 2; C.S.F, I, 2. 3. 4; Honors at Entrance; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll. Sewing Award 3; Academic Award. Diane Strickland St. Lawrence Martyr Track Varsity I. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 . 2. 3, 4; Lettergirls Club 4, 3; Social Action 3. 4; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4. Gregory Tabor Maria Regina Football Frosh I; Track Frosh Soph; Varsity; Excalibur 4. Karen Tancredi Holy Innocents Concordia 4; Literary Magazine 4; National Honor Society; Spanish Award; Drama Award; CSF,; Academic Award- Lance Taylor St. Catherine Laboure Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Letter- mans Club 3. 4; Football Award, Mike Theberge St. Lawrence Martyr Soccer Frosh I. J.V, 2. 3; Varsity 4; Ski Club I; Knight Life Staff 3;. Diane Thomas St. Anthony of Padua Ski Club 3. 4. Allan J. Timko St. Anthony Social Action- Maria Tirado St. Catherine Laboure Kim Toscas St. Lawrence Martyr Frosh, Class Vice Pres-, Soph Class President; A.S.B. Rep. 3. CSF, I, 2. 3. 4; Club Secretary 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3.4; Pep Club I, 4; Concordia 1 ; English Award; Religion Award; Span- ish Award; Sewing Award; Principal ' s List- Theresa Trevino Our Lady of Guadalupe Volleyball J.V. I. 2. 3; Varsity 4; Softball Varsity I, 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4, Kenna Trites Holy Trinity Chris Turner St. Lawrence Martyr Backpacking Club l;C-S.F. I, 3, 4; Excalibur 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll 3; History Award; English Award. National Merit Award Tina Villicich Holy Trinity Pep Club I. Martin Vlaco Holy Trinity Honor Roll John Vollmer St. James Cross Country Varsity 3; Track 4; Back- packing Club 4; Surf Club 3; History 3. 4; Religion Award; Honor Roll Martin von Kanel St- Catherine Laboure Soccer 1; Tennis I; Varsity 2, 3. 4; CSF, 4 Erika von Rathjen Hermosa Middle School Knight Life Staff 4. Denney Vullo St. Anthony of Padua Football Frosh 1 ; Art Award 2, Lisa Walski St. Catherine Laboure Volleyball J.V. 1 . 2, 3; Track Varsity 1, 2; Flag Team 4; Water Ski Club 2. 3; Lettergirls Club 2. 3. Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; English Award; Typing Award; Speech Award. Ray Waters St. Lawrence Martyr Football Frosh 1 ; Soph 2; Var- sity 3; Track Varsity I, 2; Basketball Varsity 4; J.V. 3; NFL. 1.2; French Club 1. 2. 3; Excalibur Staff 4; Honors at Entrance; Honor Roll; National Merit Award; Speech Award, Sherrilyn Webb Maria Regina Track J, V, 1 , 2; N F L 1; Drama 2.4; Knighl Life 4. Speech Award. Patricia Marie Weber St- James Drill Team 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Concordia 3. 4; Honor Roll 3- Kim Wijmer St, Anthony of Padua Cheerleader GA A 2; Flag Team 4. Kalhyleen Williams Maria Regina Band 4; Social Action 4, Mike Williams St. Catherine Laboure Football I. 2; Volleyball; Ski Club; Water Ski Club, Terrell Woods First Lutheran Basketball Frosh I; J.V.; Football Frosh 1; Varsity 2. 3. 4; Leltermans Club I. 2. 3. 4; Alice Marie Woodward St. Lawrence Martyrs Drill Team 2. 3; Pep Club 1; Concordia 1, Leltergirl 3. 4; C.S.F,; Dean ' s List. Dave Wert St- Lawrence Martyr Excalibur Staff; co-editor; Speech Award. Diane Wratschko St. Philomena Drill Team 3; Track JV- 1 ; Sr- Class Secretary; Concordia 4; Ski Club 4; Excalibur Staff 4; Speech Award; Academic Award, Ray Yinger St, John Fisher Soph. Class Vice Pres,; Committee Chairman 3; Backpacking Club I; Social Action 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Club President 4; Student Director 4; CSF, 1.2.3. 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; History Award; German Award; Ceramics Award. Drama Award; Speech Award; Principal ' s Gold Medal; Stu- dent Council Award. Kim Young St- Joseph Batons 3; French Club 2; Academic Award- Mike Young St. Anthony of Padua Football Frosh 1; Volleyball Varsity 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Excalibur Staff 3. Margeret Kathryn Youngblood Mary Star of the Sea Pep Club 2; Excalibur Staff 4. Sandra Zabel St. Philomena Track Varsity 1; Concordia 4; C.S.F. 1.2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3; Essay Award 2. Brian Zelus St, Lawrence Martyr Jr. Class Rep; Ski Club 1.2.3. 4. AlICCR I i- ' ' f 214 Seniors t ZMS WAD 01 cm J cicpcct to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that J can do, or any kindness that J can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now for 1 shall not pass this way again. Seniors, we are really happy you passed this way I J Jove you. . . , 3 y Wv: v . ; n , y w ij i P : - K%. V: p ' ,A ' ADVERTISING ■ ■ warmest good wishes to the class of 1980 ST. JOHN FISHER TOoVe t Y-ttliij govMDj to be Sfinvof) bvci r CKr ' ' ■go - RANCHO PALOS VERDES 217 Ads CONGRATULATIONS TERRELL! From a toddler To the top With further steps to go You ' ll make it we know!! With Love Mom and Dad Here ' s hoping that Your future brings Many happy worthwhile Things! Much Love Uncle Bob Family From Diaper CONGRA TULA TIONS TERRI ANN Good luck ' •P ' ' Love, Mom Dad CONOR A TULA TIONS KAREN! We love you. And we ' re proud Of you Love, Mom Dad !- From Teddy Bear to our Yearbook Editor CONOR A TULA TIONS AND MORE POWER TO OUR HEAD SONGLEADER JOYCE Love, Mom Dad Rob Ron Grandpa Grandma CONOR A TULA TIONS BENNIE! From Diaper To Diploma We Love You wL Mom Dad Tony Jr. Vicky Lagos CONOR A TULA TIONS TERRI! From Diaper ■ • To Diploma a Love, Mom Dad CONOR A TULA TIONS ALICE! From Kindergarten To College Love, Mom Dad Paul, Linda and Diane CONOR A TULA TIONS JEANNETTE! From Diaper To Diploma I Love, Mom, Dad and Margie CONOR A TULA TIONS DEBBIE! From Diaper To Diploma i CONOR A TULA TIONS DOUGLAS! From Kindergarten Thru High School CONOR A TULA TIONS JEFF! From Diaper To Diploma Love, Mom, Dad, Christy Grandmas Thanks For 12 Great Years! CONOR A TULA TIONS DEANNA! To Diploma From Diaper We Just Couldn Y pass the Opportunity to Let You Know We ' re Proud of You, But ' ' You ' ve Only Just Begun ... Love, Mom Dad, Robby, Larry, Steve, and Mike. Ray Waters In His First Fliprnobile CONOR A TULA TIONS RAY! You Almost Oot Away With It! Love, Tlie Ray Waters Family CONOR A TULA TIONS! ' ' Here ' s To Oood Friends ' ' Steve Kevin — 13 Years Love, Mearns Maureen Bateman Fahe Annette Abram From Pre-School Graduation CONOR A TULA TIONS LISA! To High School Graduation We ' re Proud Of You! Love Mom, Dad Gina From Cowgirl To College Girl Patrice- 1 8 Months CONOR A TULA TIONS! Patrice- 18 Years We Love Every Minute With You! Mom, Dad, Ron and Robin the Cat CONOR A TULA TIONS LISA! Love Mom, Dad, Cathy, Robby, Oreg and Bob C:o ' mo ' ' Reserved Autographs ' ' CONOR A TULA TIONS MARY ANN! From Diaper To Diploma Love, Mom Dad, Ronald Lelani CONOR A TULA TIONS EILEEN! From Diaper To Love, Mom, Dad Nancy Thanks Kelly, Sony a, Patricia, and Shirley. Remember Barbara, Mark and Hank, all the good times we had in German class? It couldn ' t have happened without you I ' ll remember you all. Love, Helena! Class of 80 P.S. We Finally Made It Carey!!! CONOR A TULA TIONS OREO! 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Carson, Ca. 532-6258 ' Pacd ' pieUer ' i HISTOmUL MODELS OLD TOWNE MALL 19510 Hawthorne Blvd Torrance California 90503 213 542-6391 243 TO ALL MY DEAR FRIENDS: THANKS FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES, FOR ALL MY MEMORIES THANKS FOR HELPING ME THROUGH THE ROUGH TIMES, THROUGH MY DEPRESSIONS I WAS A SEED AND YOU ALL HELPED ME GROW TO BE THE BEST I COULD DE WHAT I AM TODAY IS OUR JOYS AND STRUGGLES OF YESTERDAY THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR LOVE I LOVE YOU! DETH (HEN) CYNDEE (C. ROD) DEDDEE (SHOE) DIANE (WRATS) EILEEN (LEENY) JANA (SQUEAKS) JEANETTE (SPHAGETTI) JOYCE (JOAAO) KAREN (MOSCH) PATTY (DREAD) SANDY (ZADEL) SHEILA (SKI) SUE (DERNEE) TINA (SPICE) VAL (REAMSER) Mr. Fernandez RELIGION 4TH Period Fall Semester Mr. Martinez U.S. HISTOR Y I Second Period Fall Semester BISHOP , ' iMii ' Carrol D. Alderson Bill L. Fuller Christine Arias, U.S.A.F. Class of ' 77 Bruce Gies Family The Nicholas Arias, Jr. Family Art and Shirley Classman Mr. Mrs. John Bautista The Buster Gleason Family The D. R. 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Walsh Tom Renger and Family The Bruce Wilkinson Family The Tom and Doris Roach Family The Jack Wilson Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosso Sons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wratschko Juan 1. Rodriguez Christine R. Youngblood Mrs. Marie Royal and Roy The Sapien Family Mary Scherer and Paul a m hK • ,■ jVrV- . Wi s r PATRONS Aaron, Darrin 194 Abao. Marjurec 194 Abokahlil, Linda 194 Abraham. Jill 162 Abraham, Lisa 194 Abram. Stephen 25, 40, 4J. 64. 65. 68. 129, 138 Abshear. Norman 129 Ackermann, Irmgard 162 Acosla, Mark 178 Adamc, Janice 162 Adan, Luis 73, 194 Aguliar. Vincent 73. 194 Aguiniga. Sal 178 Agusiin, Laurenc 162 Agustin. Tina 194 Aizpuru. Lourdcs 35, 209 Aki. Cathcrme 13. 24. 36. 129 Aki. Patricia 24 Aiayon, Jacqueline 162. 35 Alderson, Michael 194 Alex. Jeff 178 Almanza, Veronica 194 Almaraz, Martin I 78 Almaraz, Michelle 162 Alsbaugh. Mary 209 Alvarez, Alba 60. 178 Alvarez, Albert 193 Alvarez, Sandra Alvarez. Mabel 194 Alvarez. Michael 194 Alvine. Andreas 194 Anderson. Bernard 193 Anderson. Larry 129 Andrade. Angela 178. 190 Andrade. Terri 13, 27. 28. 129, 130. 142, 148 Appel. Mary Applewhite, Vicki 27. 162 Aragon. Jeff 194 Araya. Sylvia 178 Arce, Sylvia 178. 186 Archuletta. Lynn 194 Area, Tom 129 Arellano, Edith 178 Arellano, Jaime 73, 194 Arellano. Jose 162 Arensdorf. James 194 Arensdorf. Teresa 162 Argenlo. Peter 162 Arias. Carman 13. 23. 162, 171 Arias. Nick 13. 129 Arico. Joseph 25. 71. 178 Arico. Lisa 13. 14, 129, 154 Armenta, Greg 80, 162 Armenta. Mary 44. 194 Armstrong. Jane 194 Arriola, Elaine 162 Arroyo. Lisa 194 Augustine. Annemarie 24. 44, 78, 162 Avila, Monica 195 Avrielt, Michcle 162 Avriell. Monctte 178 B Baaden, Mike 71. 128 Baadcn, Tom 25, 40, 41, 64. 65, 129 Baaden, Sieve 25, 65. 162 Bacat. Joanne 195 Bach, Larry 178 Baez, Ralph 178 Baez, Sonia 195 Baker, Cherie 42, 162. 165, 172 Balderas, Charles 31, 162 Baldcras. Mike 36, 130, 134. 17, 21 Balderas, Tom 178 Banales, Gina 162 Bandy, Brigid 163 Banken. Nancy 24. 76, 77. 163 Banken. Sieve 130 Baragiola. Sandy 178 Barany. Margaret 14. 163 Barberis, Colleen 209 Barnes, Dion 195 Barnell, Kirk 130 Barr. Jenny 178 Barreda, Cmdy 81. 163 Barrett. Christine 163 Barrett, Christine 116, 178 Barrett, Jeff 130 Bassano, Heidi 195 Bassctt, Angela 178 Bateman, Kerry 24, 81, 179 Bateman. Kevin 25, 36, 44, 64, 65, 42. 130, 142 Bateman, Melinda 163 Bauman, Ronald 45, 163 Bautista, David 179 Bebe. Darren 70, 71, 72, 179 Bednor?, Cathy 28. 29. 120, 130 Bednor7, Mark 179 Behenna, Linda 23, 78, 130 Behcnna, Susan 195 Bejarano, Silvia 18, 163 Bell, Destry 73. 195 Bellow. Yvcttc 130 Bencdclli. Kathy 14. 130. 152 Benkcndorfcr, Gregg 130 Bennett, Mark 193 Berube. Rachcllc 195 Berubc, Mark 130 Beltwy, Mark 44, 80, 81, 179 Bettwy, David 23, 130 Bilbao, Evelyn 179 Bilicich, Antoinette 163 Bilicich, Shcrri 195 Black, Maria 44, 195 Bleifus, Karen 131 Bleifus, Robert 131 Boatman, John 195 Bocgncr, Derrick 1 79 Boelzner, Jeanette 179 Bohan, David 179 Bolanos, Ana 179 Bordley, Bob 195 Bosio, Sandra 20, 24. 163, 35 Boughton. Danny 168 Boujikian, Seta 179 Bower, Justin 73, 195 Bozanich, Kalhie 125, 163 Bo?anich, Kevin 179 Bozanich, Maureen 131 Bo7ulich, Donna 115, 163, 171 Bradley, Maureen 24, 80, 81, 195 Brady, Erin 195 Brady, Tim 179 Branch, Penny 163 Brnigan. Peggy 179 Braschuk, Julie 131 Bravo. Donna 163 Brecden. John 195 Bnce. Dcninne 195 Brice, Lawrence 163 Brice, Natasha 131 Brigdcn, Rcncc 44, 131. 134. 17 Briggs, Heather 163 Briggs. Roberta 163 Briggs, Sandy 179 Brito, Luis 131 Brito, Nivia 195 Bri77olara, Katrina 195 Broch, Nancy 131 Brown, Carrie 24, 36, 163 Brown, Debbie 27, 162, 163, 172 Brown, Joe 71, 179 Brown, Kenny 195 Brownfield, Kathleen 20. 24, 35, 125, 163 Browning, Kathy 36, 77, 163 Bruno, Collette 131 Bukaly, Deborah 18, 163 Bumgarner, Diana 44, 163 Burch, Erik 195 Burch, Mike 163 Burger, Jennifer 179, 181 Burke, Carol 131 Burke, Marty 163 Burke, Tim 1 16, 179, 188 Burkhardl, Barbara 132 Burkhardt, Heidi 171 Burnett, Dennis 32, 163 Burtcch, Joseph 25, 38, 132 Burtech, Linda 179 Burton, Brenda 132 Burton, Sira 195 Buslillo. Angela 179 Bustios. Alex 73, 195 Buslios. Guido 41. 73. 195 Butier, Meg 14. 16, 179, 181 Butler, Loretta 163 Butler, Teresa 179 Cable, George 25, 80, 163 Cable, Tom 80, 195 Cadena, Lon 179 Cafaro. Cathy 132 Cafaro, Diana 76, 77, 195 Cafaro, Maria 24, 74, 114, 163 Cajiao, Willie 25, 65. 120. 132 Callirgos, Eddie 195 Calvillo, Gilbert 179 Calvillo. Michcle 163 Cammarano, Barbara 179, 186 Cameron, Andrea 132 Cameron. Tim 32, 163 Campbell, Becki 195 Campbell, David 209 Campos. Wendy 1 79 Campa. Jess 1 32 Candclario. Wanda 132 Cangas, Liana 163 Cangas, Tony 195 Cano, Joseph 195 Canlila, June 195 Capdcvila, Gabriel 73, 195 Capdevila, Fabian 71. 179 Carbajal. Benjamin 209 Carbajal. Yolanda 193 Cardinale, Bob 179 Cardona, Alice Carlini. Marcella 195. 201 Carmody. Pal 114. 164 Carmody, Rick 35, 179, 183 Carnahan, Charlene 179 Carnahan, Katherinc 18, 24, 164 Carr, Dam 13, 24, 74, 132, 142 Carrillo. Marhta 195. 209 Carroll. Kevin 132 Carroll. Michael 196 Casanave. Richard 70. 71, 179 Casas, Niliana 1 32 Castancda. Miguel 196 Castelac. Anthony 179 Castelao, Joseph 73, 196 Castillo, Ana E 196 Castillo. Anna 76, 77, 196 Castillo, Tony 25, 64, 65, 69, 132 Castillo, Charles 180 Castillo, [id 32, 196 Castillo, Maggie 32, 133 Castro, Armando 65, 164 Castro, Enrique 180, 184 Castro, Victor 13, 23, 25, 36, 133, 142 Castro-Bran, Dcnise 164 CastrO-Bran, Kini 196 Castro-Bran, , Sandra 180 Catipon, Jocelyn 20, 164 Catipon, Maradel 133 Cava7os, David 180, 35 Ceccrc, Vmce 164 Chacon, Tom 1 33 Chapman, Debbie 180 Charroux, Kelly 196 Chaslang. Rcgina 1 34 Chatterjee, Arpita 35, 193 Chattey, Thclma Chavc7, Alfonso 180 Chave7, Stewart 180 Chave?, t:velyn 209 Chen7e, Steve 164 Chiang, Carolyn 164 Chichaco, Melissa 164 Chong, Emma 196 Ciampa, Jim 196 Ciganko, Scott 196 Ciociolo, John 196 Cisneros, Joseph 180 Clark, Lynette 180 Clemente, Domingo 196 Cobb, Brendalyn 196 Cochran, Kim 196 Cohen, Leah 180 Cole, Trisa 196 Coloma, Mylene 196 Colvin. William Combs, Scott 164 Comon, Marci 180 Comon, Michcle I 34 Concannon, Kevin 134 Conrad, Phillip 134 Conscgo, Rochelle 195 Contreras, Nena 14, 23, 154, 164, 166 Contrcras, Rody 44, 134 Conway, Caryn 24, 134, 145 Conway, Lori 164 Conway, Lynette 196 Cook, Daniel 71 Cook, Gregory 134 Cooper, Jim 134, 145 Cooper, Ray 180 Cordcro, Chris 180 Cordcro, Richard 13, 164 Cormier, Anna I 34 Corona, Marisela 196 Corso, Patty 13, 14, 134, 154 Cosby, Jerry 196, 199 Costello, Jeanne 164 Costcllo, Karen 196 Costello. Maria 164 Costello. Michael 164 Coughlin, John 31 , 164 Courscaull, LaRonia 196 Covington, Cathie 14. 115, 164 Covington, Eddie 73, 196 Covington, Tom 180 Coy, Loretta 135 Crackcl, Scott 164 Crackcl, Sharon 177 Crane, Tom 180 Cranham, Gina 180 Crisfield, Phil 196 Crocs, Frank I 35 Croft, Kevin 197 Crothcr, Mark 135 Cueto, Catherine 164 Cuffcl, Steve Cullen, Christopher 180 Cullcn, Maria 24, 44. 164. 172 Cullen. Tina 197 Cuitanich. Laura 197 Curley, Clare Curley, Michael 135 Curtin. John 197 Dade. Barbara 180 Dahl. (iina 164 Dalmau. Dara 197 D ' ambrosio. Stephanie 197 Danoy. Joseph 25. 65. 164 Davies. William 197 Davila, Fernando 25, 125, 164 De Bencdictis, Lani 135 De Boer, Tim 197 Dc Buys, Carrie 197 De France. Kathleen 24, 125, 165 De France, Margaret 180 Dcia Merced, Bess Delaplaine, Joe 180 Delforssc, Labell 27, 148 Delfossc, Carol 197 Dclgado, Claudia 197 248 Index Derhomme, Melissa 197 Dcrhomme, Mike 70. 71, 180 D ' elia. Phyliss 180 D ' elia. Rosalie 135 Demster, Eileen 24, 38. 44, 74, !65 Dessert. Rulh 24. 72. 42, 165 Dessert, Gerald 17. 135 Dehtloff. Ron 180 Dia?. Karen 46, 197 Dia?, Laura 180 Diaz de Leon, Aida 44, 165 Dick, Laurie 165. 168 Dick. Richard 209 Dickmeycr, LecAnn 165 Diclcr, Debby 23. 44. 136, 150 Dielnch, Nancy 27, 165 Dimaggio, Roseann 209 Dispcnu, Nick 136 Docrschcl. Debbra 197 Dohcrty. Kathleen 14, 136, 154 Doherty. Kevin 165 Dolan, Patrick 197 Dolbec, Monique 163 Dominguc7. Ana 180 Donahue, Kathleen 24, 44. 165 Donnelly. Paula 197 Donner. Roger 136 Donovan. Lauren 209 Doran, Teresa 197, 209 Dorn. Michael 165 Dougherty. Jerry 136 Dove, Christina 16, 180 Duarle, Chris 181 Duinas, Leonor 44. 127, 136 Dumlao, Catherine 197 Dumlao, Magdalena 197 Dunigan, Debbie 197 Dunigan, Sharon 24, 136 Dunigan, Vicki 23. 36. 38. 165 Duran, Sylvia 24, 78, 165 Duran. Anita 32, 136 Dutro, Debbie 24. 45. 136 Dutro. Jane 76. 77. 197 Dutro, June 181 Edward, Mark 181 Elizondo. Doug 65. 137 Elhot. Carey 137 Ellis, Bill 197 Ellis, Mary 165 Ellis, Noel 116. 181 Ellison, Sharon 165 Emery. Jeffrey 1 35 Encalada. Maria 197 Endler, Claudia 165 Englchart, Howie 197 English. Susan 74, 137 Ennis, Beth 30, 31, 38, I Esgro, Tern 60. 181 Esgro, David 25, 166 Esposilo, Ciena 24, 181 Eugenic, Cristina 137 Eugenic, David 73, 197 Ewcll, Maureen 166 Eslevcs. Dcbra 209 t alucho, Anthony 197 Earouqi, Nargis 181 Farringtcn, Paul 32. 165 Kavilli, Andrea 28, 32, 166 Eay. Corrinc 19. 181 lay. Mike 197 Eedcrle Catherine 197 Fee. David 197 Iclando. Serena 181 lelix. Arthur 197 Ichx. (ierardc 115. 166 Fcrla7 c, Connie 181 Kcrnan, Diana 198 Fernandez, Cecilia 166 Fernandez. Elisa 166 Fernandez. Lucille 24, 36. 137 Fernandez. Maria 198 Fernandez, Rosemarie 181 Fieri, Matthew 178 Figueroa, Lisa 166 Filce, Mike 198 Filce. Susan 166 Fink. Greg 73 Fink. Jeffrey Finn. Dennis 137 Finn. Susan 27, 162. 166 Finn. Kevin 181 Fiorelli. Anthony Fish. Mike 17, 137, 150 Fisher, Katja 181 Fisk, Cheryl 181 Filzpatrick, Cathy 181 Flanncry, Jeanetle 14. 44, 137 Flint, Sandra 198 Floratcs, Kathe 198 Flores, Dennis 181 Flores, Leesilo 166 Flores. Thelee 198 Flores, Lorraine 181 Flores, Mary Ann 130, 27. 138 Flores. Ronald 166 Forcella, Gary 181 Forney, Melinda 181 Forney. Timothy 13. 138 Fcrst. Angela 27. 130, 138, 148 Forst, Douglas 35, 45, 166 Forst, Sonya 81. 181 Forsythe. Robert 25. 65. 166 Forsylhe. Susan 18, 24. 182 Forsythe. Steve 198 Fournicr. Paul 182 Fournier. Tom 125. 182 Fox. Terry 182 Franco. Karl 166 Eraser. Lisa 24, 27. 38. 127, 162, 166 Frazier, Cynthia 198 Frederick, Laura 166 Freeman, Mary Kay 24. 80. 81. 166 Frei, Chris 71. 182 Frei, Tim 13, 138, 142 Frisch. John 32, 166 Fritz. Linda 198 Froelich. Judi Froehch, Tricia 24, 138, 152 Fujio, Elizabeth 24. 78. 138 Fuller, Mike 166, 65. 25 Funk, Deborah 198 Fuster, Elizabeth 198 Gainey. Jeanine 32, 182 Galan, Josephine 198 Galindo, Xavicr 73. 198 Gallegcs. Michelle 166 Gamez, Maria I 38 Garcia, Becky 182 Garcia. Elaine Garcia, Mabel 138 Garcia, Paulo 47, 138 Garcia, Viviana 198 Gard ener. Lesa 166 Gardener, Scott 166 Ciarin. Myra IS. 24. 138 Gann, Nancy 20. 24. 166 Garin. Norecn 18. 166 Gartland. Eirin 16, 166 Garza. John 166 (iass, Mark 198 Gastelum, l.ourdes 139 Gaudino, Victoria Gea, Diana 198 Geier, Jerry 198 Gcir, Kick 139 Gcltz, Patrice 127. 139, 1.50 Gcmbica. Gina 198 Gerety, Pat 71. 182 Gerlits, Edward 139 Gervig, Jeanne 167 Gibson, Paul 25, 65. 167 Gierat. Matt 177 Gies, Ronald 198 Gifford, Lisa 13. 139. 150 Gilbert. John 139 Gilbert. Maureen 182 Gilboy. Chris 139 Gilboy, Sean 193 Giminez. Shirley 139 Giminez. Robert 35. 182 Gindro, Patricia 13. 23, 24. 74. 139, 142 Giordano, Debbie 182 Giorano. Ralph 167 Giodano. Vincent 182 Girard. Frank 198 Gittins, Mike 198 Gittens, Colleen 18. 167 Glassman, Eric 25. 27. 42. 147, 167 Gleason. Trudy 167 Gluekert. Kim 167 Glynn. Ann Marie 1 39 Glynn, Kathleen 182 Goins. John 73. 198 Gomez. Irene 198 Gomez. Terry 167 Gomez. Greg 13, 17, 25, 44. 112, 42, 139. 142 Gomez. Yvonne 182 Gonzales. Anna I 39 Gonzales, Diana 24. 36, 38, 167 Gonzales, Mike 25, 65. 183 Gonzales. Vincent 73, 199 Gonzales. Alina Gonzales, Fred 182 Gonzales. Hugo 73. 199 Gonzales. Lydia 199 Gonzales, Peter 167 Gordon, Ahtcna 18, 24. 183 Gordon, Joe 25, 65. 162, 166 Goudeau, Candy 140 Grace. Mary 199 Grady. Kimitri 77, 140 Graham, James 183 Graibe, Marilyn Grant, Sonya 140 Grant, William 183 Gray, Laura 140 Greenwood. Yolanda Greenhut. Kristi 193 Gregory. Jo Lene 24. 134, 140, 17 Grider, Rencc 199 Griffin, Kathy 24. 44, 140 Griffin, Mary 183 Grove, Andy 183, 71 Grove, Margaret 24. 45, 74, 140 Guerrero. Paul 199 Guerrero, Robert 183 Gutierrez. Lisa 46. 199 Guaman, Cheryl 78, 199 Guzman, Gilbert 183 H Hageman, Tim 199 Hagerman. Mark 167 Hairc, Mollv 199 Hale, Patricia 140 Hale, Timothy 73. 199 Hall. Bill 71. 183 Hall. Jeff 73. 199 Hall. John 71, 183 Hall, Thercsc 167 Hallman, John 199 Mailman. Penny 167 Haniey. Lee Ann 183 Hamcy. Mark 168 Hammack. Jill 199 Hammcrlc. Gary 41, 71. 183 Hamnierlc, Juliann 199 Hammcrle. Laura 24, 76. 77. 168 Hank. Bill 168 Haniey. Tricia 76. 77. 183 Hansen. Mary 18. 168 Hanlen. Jackie 199 Hardesly. Anthony 168 Hardesty. Teresa 199 Hardesty. Tom 10. 12. 25. 140. 142 Hardin, Deanna 140 Hardin, Larry 199 Hardin. Robert Harley. Louis Harris. Jackie 199 Harrison, John Hart, Anastasia 168 Hart, Kelly 58, 140 HatField. Julie 20, 168 Hatfield, Peter 199 Hawk, Helen 141 Hawkes, Monique 199 Hawley. Julie 183 Hawley. Tim 183 Hay, Paula 199 Hayes. Ron 141 Haydel. Chris 167 Hazel. Robert 199 Healy. Maureen 24, 81, 168 Hedrick. Richard 199 Heintz. Sandra 168 Heisen. Richard 183 Heitman. Eric 199 Heitmeyer. Marianne 183 Heitmeyer. Paul 141 Hclstowski. Jeanmarie 14. 23. 44. 137 Hemmersbach, Andre 183 Herber,s, Debbie 168 Heredia, Dina 183 Heredia, Veronica 183 Herceg. Helena 141 Hernandez, Adrian 73, 199 Hernandez, Felicia 183 Hernandez, Robert 184 Hernandez, Jay 117. 183 Hernandez. Richard Hernandez. Ritz 141 Hernandez. Lety 183. 188 Hernandez. Monica 199 Hernandez. Phil 25, 40. 168 Herrers. Orlando 44, 184 Herrera, Rolando 141 Hersey, Sue 184 Hesler. Tanya 35, 184 Hicks, Robert 184 Higa, Shane 184 Higgins, Tom Hill, Kathleen 168 Hillard, Jocelyn 36, 168 Hilsman. Stephen Hines. Cathy 18, 24. 199 Hinkens. Patti 200 Hix. Kimberly 27, 130. 134, 141, 17 Hix, Megan 24. 116, 193 Ho, Derrick 41 Ho, Warren 38. 168 Hobbs, Richard 73 Hodgson. Waller 142 Hofer. Norbert 184 Hoffman. Phylis 184 Holdcn. Sherryetla 168 Holland, Holly 168 Hoover, Nancy 168 Hordo. Alex 184 Horgan. Maude 142 Horn, Suzette 142 Hornett, Judy 200 Horvath. Anastasia 142 Hotra. Nanette 32, 200 Hotz, Hcidi 184 Houle. Susie 200 Howe, Raymund 168 Howe, Valeric 142 Hrzinc. Jeff 200 Hudak, Debbie 200 Hurley. Timothy 143 Hurscy, Dana 28, 29, 184 Husar, Lunda 24, 143 Hutchings. Kevin 200 Huttinger, John 200 Index 249 lacona. Tana 168 Ignacio, Art 71. 184 Ignacio. Carolyn 23. 44. 45, 143 Ihnen, Sheiia 36, 78. 143 Ines. JoAnn 184 Inouye. Catherine 200 Intriago, Vickie 35, 184 Irelande. Eugene 32, 168 Isak. Marianne 18. 45. 168 Istrada, Mark 168 Jackson, Jon 169 Jakob, Michael 143 Jakob, Gregory 184 Jakob. Steve 200 James. Dona 184 James. Frances 169 Jedziniak, Anna 184 Jedziniak. Elizabeth 200 Jenkins, Keith 169 Jennings, Bill Jennings, Mark 25, 76, 77. 169 Jennings. Sandra 200 Jennings. Rosalina 200 Jiminez. Tom 200 Jiminez. Susan 200 Johnson. Greg 71. 184 Johnston. Cory 143 Joncich. Denise 143 Jones. Brian 143 Jones. Una 200 Jones. Jeffrey 182. 184 Jones. Patty 200 Juarez. Monica 184 Judge. Marianna 169 Juge. Jeanine 169 Kacynski. Joseph 184 Kallok, Susan 143 Kalscheuer Kane, Marjorie 184 Kane, Marcellus 184 Kangleon, Jason Kangleon, Maria 31, 143 Kalo, Laurie 200 Kato. Janice 184 Keegan, Kathleen 31. 144 Keesling. Catherine 35. 200 Keidel. Paul 35. 200 Kelley. Jay 184 Kelly, Beth 200 Kelly. Brian 17. 144 Kelly. Leslie 44, 184 Kelly. Ingrid 184 Kelly, Tim 35, 200 Kerstiens, Fred 200 Kerwin, Casey 169 Kiernan, Janet 200 Kildiszew, Suzzi 209 Kimball, Jane 144, 207 King, Maureen 185 Klasno. Kim 200 Kleeman, Marcio 35, 201 KIcga. Tim 201 Klein. Patrick 10. 13. 27, 144, 147. Klein. Sheila 14. 144 Kohlhepp. Robert 144 Koran. Robert Koran. Mary 185 Krank. Kenneth 23, 201 Kropp. David 144 Kropp. David 45. 169 Krueger, Kalhy 18, 185 Krueger, Margaret 169 Krueger. Norman 169 Kustic. Ann 14. 36. 44. 42. 144 Kustic, Michele 185 Kustic. Melanie 201 Lacey. Richard 169 LaCaze. Nick 201 Lagos. Vistoria 185 Lagos, Benito 144 Earners, Stacey 169 Laney, Leslie 144 Lapointe, Vivianne 201 Lara, Jim 144 Larrinaga. John 80, 144 Larrinaga, Mary 201 Larson, Dan 185 Lassigne, Patrick 144 Lathion. Tonda 185 Laureno. Colleen 201 Laureno. Karen 44. 145 Laureno. Tom 25, 65, 169 Lawlor, Marty 125, 185 Leach, Vicki 16, 24, 44, 45, 138, 145 Leal, Rita 145 Leal, Salvador 41, 70. 71, 181, 186 Leamy, Cathleen 186 Lechuga. Cristina 201, 16 Lechuga, Jorge 25, 65, 169 Lee, Brandon 201 Lee, Kerry 169 Lee, Luana 145 Leon, Susan 186 Leonelli. Mark 145 Leonelli, Melinda 35, 186 Lerma, Marie Lesovsky, Laurie 201 Leung, Anthony 145 LeVeque, Paul Lew, Mathew Lewis. Eileen 201 Leyba. Ernie 186 Leyba, Henry 169 Liberali, Mario 73, 201 Liegey. Therese 24. 76. 77. 186 Lindsay, Tracy 169 Linehan, Larry 41, 80, 81. 145 Litjen, Monica 81, 186 Lizarraga, Sandra 186 Llort, Paola 180, 186 Loftus, Julie 186 Lohr, Noel 201 Long, Caria 16, 46. 47. 169 Long. Susan 20. 146 Longo. Christina 201 Lopez. Albert Lopez. Anne 202 Lopez. Anthony Lopez. Anita 169 Lopez, Joseph 146 Lopez, Martha 169 Lopez, Miguel 186 Lopez, Leticia 20. 24. 169. 35 Loscalzo. Anna 146 Losser. Bob 202 Loya. Cynthia 186 Lozano. Javier 73, 202 Lozano, Sergio 29, 146 Luna. Maria 169 Lynch. Valerie 202 Lynn. Cheryll 44. 45. 146 Lynn. Patrick 44. 116. 18. 35 Lysik. Gary 146 M McAdoo. Dwayne 187 McCall. Tim 148 McCarthy. Erin 44. 187 McClory. Kathy 203 McClory. Mike 187 McCloud, Marci 203 McCormick, Craig 187 McElroy, Kim 203 McFarland, Ray 203 McGauley, Larry 170 McGinty, Fiona 58, 148 McKechnie, Scott 203 McMahon, Susan 74, 148 McMurry, Preston 25, 65, 148 McNary, Dan 187 McOsker, Dani 27, 194, 195, 203 McOsker, Tim 25, 27, 40, 41. 55 64 65 113. 148 McSweaney. Denise 203 Machado. Tina 186 Madden. Bob 146 Madrjo, Laura 202 Maduro. Jackie 169 Magna. Diana 77. 202 Mahoney. Taysha 202 Maier. Sonya 202 Malcheski. Delonna 160 Maldonado. Alicia 202 Maldonado. Arcelia 146 Maldonado. Sylvi 186 Mallin. Beth 170 Mallin. Peter 146 Mallon. Paul Maloney. Brian 146 Maloney. Margaret 202 Mancuso. Joe 187 Mancuso. Pat 36, 17. 125. 127. 134 147 154 Mann. Catherine 147 Manqueros. Steve 187 Mansueto. Joe 147 Mansueto. Mark 202 Mantong. Donna 24. 80. 81. 147 Marin. Anthony 187 Marin. Gilbert 170 Marin. Maria 202 Marin. Mary 170 Marinas. Mercedes 202 Marino. Debbie 202 Marino. Margaret 18. 170 Mariorenzi. Anna 170 Mariorenzi. Michael 170 Mariorenzi. Richard 147 Mariorenzi. Rita 202 Markley. Leah 170, 35 Marquez. Mario 172 Martin. Antoinette 187 Marshall. Kendrick 202 Martin, Sheria 187 Martineau. Jim 44 Martinezu, John 187 Mar tinez. Charito 187 Martinez. Harold 170 Martinez. Laura 187 Martinez. Lisa 170 Martinez. Patricia 147 Martinez. Lisette 202 Martinez. Lynette 204 Martinez. Paul 202 Martinez. Sonia 148 Martz. Carey 148 Marzan. Lynn 24. 44. 148 Mas. John 187 Mas. Magda 202 Matar. Robbie 170 Matel. Anthony 170 Matheis. Christine 202 Mathias, Scott 73, 202 Matos, Madeline 170 Matos. Miriam 187 Matthies. Christian 32. 170 Mattia. Lisa 201. 202 Matuszewski. Michelle 170 Mayer. Charmayne I 20. 203 Mayer. Cynthia 29. 42, 120. 187 Medel. Ed 25. 65. 166. 170 Medina. Byron 170 Medina. Joseph 203 Medina. Lorena Medina. Patricia 203 Medina. Maria 148 Medina, Sharon 24, 36. 112. I 28. 152 Medrano. John 203 Medrano. Ismael 46. 145. 149 Meehan. Meg 44. 170. 172 Meehan. Mike 187 Mellis. John 25. 36. 64. 65. 69. 42 138 149 Mellon. Maria 23, 24, 44. 42. 138. 149 Melough, Tim 65. 170 Melvold. Kaylene 170 Melvold. Marlene 203 Mendez. Carole 36. 170 Mendez. Christine 31 Mendez. Lorraine 187 Mendez, Martin 73, 203 Mendez. Phil 25. 65. 170 Mendez. Marisei 149 Mendiola. Patricia 203 Mendoza. Barbara 203 Mendoza. Ephraim 25. 44. 65. 149 Mendoza. Michael 25. 65. 171 Mendoza. Michael 149 Menendez. Terry 187 Messbarger. Angela 149 Messbarger. Mark 25. 65, 171 Messbarger, Teresa 203 Meyer, Peggy 24, 76. 77. 187 Meyer. Steve 73. 203 Meyerhofer. Jimmy 203 Mezin. John Michelin. Nilo 203 Michetti. Elaine 201. 203 Miles. Kim 24. 149 Miles. Terri 149 Millan. Marcie 27. 179, 187 Miller. Dave. 171 Miller. Jeannic 203 Miller. Jim 10. 64. 65. 66. 67, 68, 129 Milligan, Edward 203 Minemolo, Michael 203 Minite, Evalyn 149 Mirassou, John 171 Miret, Madelin 203 Mitsch, Danny 171 Mitsch, Vincent 171 Miwa, Charles 187 Mohers. Melanie 204 Molina. Lourdes 204 Molina, Anne 187 Molina, Mike 32, 59, 149 Mondello, Mark 171 Mondello, Mike 25, 31, 150 Moniz, James 204 Montano, Delilah 187 Montano, Luana 171 Montano, Margo 150 Montecalvo, Christina 204 Montenegro, Eric 171 Montgomery, Tom 25, 65, 171 Montoya, Grace 187 Moore, Francis 188. 71 Moore. Barbara 150 Moore. Eleanor 44. 168. 171 Moore, Richard 204 Moore, Ronald 188 Moore, Tim 150 Morales, Rocio I 71 Morclos, Joyce 13, 14, 142, 150 Morelos, Robert 13, 180, 188 Moreno, Sandra 188 Mortl, Julie 171 Moschel, Greg 125. 188 Moschel. Karen 28. 29. 36. 42, 120. 150 Moske. Lisa 18. 24. 171 Mosquera. John 73. 204 Mostero. Don 25, 27, 65, 66, 171 Mostero, Jon 13, 25, 42. 150 Mostro. Laura 16. 196. 204 Mota. John Mountain. Ann 138, 150 Moulain, Lynn 76, 77, 204 Mousseau, Pam 188 Moya. Marilyn 171 Moya. Melbys 188 Mueller, Lisa 23, 44, 45, 150 Mulch, Allen 204 Muldrow, Stephanie 151 Mulligan. Susan 36. 151 Mundon. Geoff 71. 188 250 Index Muno7, Eric 1 51 Munoz, Marcos !88 Munllom. Miguel 209 Murphy. Andrea 188 Murphy, Stephen 1 71 Murphy. Ann 188 Murphy, Karen 44. Murphy. Diane 204 Murphy. Patty 204 Murphy, Tom 17| Murray. Suzanne 171 Muth. Dennis 204 Myron. Kan 188 71 N Nagy, Donna 189 Nagy, Sally 24. 151 Narasaki. Theresa 204 Navarro, Ana 189 Ness, Susan 44. 204 Newville, Edward 73. 205 Newville. Mariane 25. 172 Newell, Paul 204 Niccum. Michelle 204 Niccum. Susan 204 Niemeyer, Elaine 209 Niemeyer. Peggy 1 72 Nobuyuki, Kevin 184, 189 Nolan. Terry 189 Nordella. Lisa 172 Nordella. Missy 81. 209 Novolney, Ranee 1 51 Nunez, Carmen 172 Nunez, George 172 Nunez, Salvador I 5 I Nunez, Alex 51. 151 Nunez. Steve 204 Nulilc. Jacqueline 1 72 Nutile. Vinceni 189 Nystrom, Edward 27. 179. 18 Oamilda. Lynn O ' Brien, Eileen 172 O ' Brien, Micheal 204. 189 O ' Brien, Eileen 204 O ' Brien. Eileen 45. 151 O ' Brien. Joan 189 O ' Brien Mike 189 Ochar, Dave 172 O ' Donnell. Sharon 44. 151 Ogden, Joel 204 Ogden. Bonnie Orebo. Alicia 204 Orebo. Suzanne 204 Orr, Patricia 151 Ortega. Debora 59. 151 Ortega. Sam Ortega, Elizabeth 16, 204 Ontega, Ibis 189 Ory, Teresa I 72 Orzech, Jacqueline 18, 24, 172 O ' Shaunessy. Robert 35. 189 O ' Shaunessy. Peter 31. 172 Ott. Craig 189 Pablik, Gus Page. Monica 1 72 Paget, Jennifer 145, 151 Paine, Cynthia 172 Painc, Tony 73, 202, 205 Palacio, Regina 205 Palmisano. James 205 Parker. Dulce 206 Parkhurst, Jill 189 Parks, Rhonda 205 Patterson, Mellonie 204 Pasache. Luis 73. 205 Paul, Jeff 151 Paul, Mike 189 Payan, Bernice 1 52 Payan. Michael 73, 205 Payan, Loretta 189 Pazos. Carlos 199, 206 Peaks. Jackie 189 Pearce. Kimberlee 189 Pecora. Mark 205 Pelton, Jim 205 Palcyo, Alden 35, 189 Pelayo, Maile 152 Pcna, Rudy 171 Pena, Tyrone 205 Perez, Sylvia 18, 24, 172 Perez, WaynePerry 80, 189 Perry, Gigi 152 Peterson, Mark 152 Pctroni, Louis 71, 190 Pelroni. Rob 25, 36, 64, 65. 67. 152 Petty. Trisha 16 Picciano, Gene 71. 190 Picchocki, David I 52 Pierce, Pam 172 Pilon. Claudia 152 Pina, Ceclia 172 Pina, Yolanda 209 Pisacane, Louie 173 Pisancane, Vostor 73, 209 Poe, Conrad 173 Poff, David 73, 206 Poff. Harold 71. 193 Poff. Steve I 52 Poff. Teresa 44. 190 Ponsford, Frances Ponsford. Steve 173 Pope, Joseph 206 Porter. Adam 70. 190 Porter. David 152 Portka. Marie 173 Potchka, Jean 152 Prade. Jana 153 Pratt, Lynda Pratt, Oscar 206 Prestininzi, Janetta 14, 173 Pricto, kim 206 Prince, Paul 190 Pruitt. Brian 153 Pruccio. Carol 117, 190 Puccio. Margie 173 Pudwena. Jim 190 Pueliu, Joseph 25, 40, 41, 64, 65. 66, 120, 153 Pueliu, Lani 27, 194, 195, 206 Pueliu, Paulo 25, 63, 67, 69, 173 Puelara, Christy 190 Punaro, David 206 Purcell, Kathleen 18, 153 Purcell. Molly 206 Ouevedo. Elia 190 Quinton. Allen 71, 190 Quirarte, Kenneth 73. 206 Rabasa. Jose I 53 Radecki, Ruth 190 Ramirez, Michael 206 Ramirez, Monalisa Ramos, Catherine 24. 190 Ramos. Eric 1 73, 35 Ralhburn, Renellen 31. 153 Revelo, Flavia 20, 190 Rawie. Glenn 173 Ray, Babctte 173 Reams, Valerie I 53 Reed, Jennifer 206 Reed, Troy 45, 173 Regalado, Steve 25, 65, I 12, 152, 153 Regan, Jo An I 73 Reilly, Michelle 44, 206 Reis, Donna 190 Renger. Mcilinda 206 Renger. Meilani 18, 24, 188, 190 Rennic, Chris 209 Renner, Phillip 200 Rcppas, Sheila 209 Revilla, tercsa 18. 24. 173 Reyes, Alfonso 25, 153 Reyes, Maria 190 Reyes, Carmen 39. 190 Reyes. Jacqueline 190 Reyes, Elizabeth 206 Reynolds, Susan 76. 77. 191 Rhilinger. Brian 73. 206 Rhilingcr. Rick 25. 71, 72. 138, 153 Rice, Jeanette 191 Rice, Yvette 24, 80. 81, 173 Rice, Yvonne I 77 Richardson, Kcllie 191 Richardson, Mike 28, 29, 191 Ricks, Sean 47, 154 Rigali, Andrew 206 Rigah, Chris 25. 65. 173 Riganti. Tony 73, 206 Ring, Marueen Ring, Mike 173 Ritz. Kathy 36, 154 Rivera, Chris 191 Rivera, Deanna 13, 182. 191 Rivera. Jose 152, 154 Roach. Bob 181, 191 Robinson, Carcn 32, 173 Robinson, Mary 1 73 Robinson, Tom 1 54 Rodman, Cindy I 54 Rodman. Karyn 18. 24, 191 Rodono, Leah I 73 Rodriguez. Anita 76. 77, 206 Rodriguez, Connie Rodriguez. Danny 180. 191 Rodriguez, Juan 206 Rodriguez. Irma 209 Rodriguez. Jackie 209 Rodriguez. Matt 173 Rodriguez, Robert 41. 80, 206 Rodriguez. Rolando 206 Roc. Bob Romano, Joseph 191 Romano, Jackie 74, 206 Romero, Mike 25. 38, 65. 67. 68, 166, 173 Romas. Brian 191 Rosas, Chris 27, 71. 179. 191 Rosso, Gary 1 73 Roteliuk. Luchy 206 Royal, Roy 206 Rubio. Marie 1 54 Rubio, Thomas 71. 179, 191 Ruffolo, Gino 35, 191 Ruiz, Barbara 191 Ruiz, Eva 206 Ruiz, Bill 191. 35 Ruiz, Mike 191 Ruiz. Patricia 18, 154 Ruiz. Marco 207 Ruiz. Nicolas I 54 Rumsey, Joseph 41. 73. 207 Rumsey, Michael 173 Runyon. Laurie 173 Rush. Stephen 207 Ryan. Kathleen 31. 32. 60. 127. 154 Ryan. Murray 154 Sabosky. Steve 173 Sakaguchi. Brian 191 Sakaguchi, Gayle 18. 24. 174 Sakaguchi. Noelle 207 Salas. Lisa 173 Saldivar, Mary Jo 207 Salazar, Alicia 154 Sanchez. Steve Sanchez. Juan 174 Sandoval. Fawnda 165. 174 San Miguel, Alex 80. 155 San Paola. Annette 155 Santamaria, Tracy 191 Sapien. Chris 73, 207 Sapien, Mary 18, 24. 174 Sapicn, Patty 18. 24. 174 Sattcrtee. Diane 191 Sarmiento, Cynthia 20. 24. 155 Saucedo, Anna 207 Savolskis. Paula 191 Saver, Carlolta 191 Scanlan. Tina 29. 145, 155 Schaeffer, Anne 207 Schaeffer, David 41. 73. 207 Schaeffer, Kenny 172. 174 Schcrer, Paul 192 Schindler, Eileen 13, 14, 142, 155 Schneider. Frank 207 Schneider. Laurel 207 Schneider, Henry 45, 55 Schneider. Virginia 192 Schroeder, Michelle 174 Schoenbacchler, Debra 155 Schmid, Roland 155 Schmilt. Stacy 192 Schmitt. Stephanie 155 Schubert. Jan 13, 138. 156 Schwier, Patrick 207 Schweisthal, Jeanne 24, 154 Scott, John 71, 192 Scott, Michael 156 Scott, Kathleen 18, 24. 207 Scott, Stephen 186, 192 Scottini. Larry 65. 174 Secules, Cheryl 24, 174 Secules, Gary 207 Sellan, Valerie 174, 207 Sempek, Theresa 192 Sena. Kelly 192 Seeley, Vicky 174 Settele, Lisa 184 Seus, Paul 73, 207 Seward, Sebrehian 156 Shannon. Mike 192 Shields. Judy 192 Shields. Sandy 207 Shelley, Karen 18, 24, 192 Shelter, Barbara 16. 192 Shelter, Laura 156 Shelter. Patricia 36, 174 Shire. Stacey 207 Short. Karen 23. 29, 44, 138. 156 Silva, Elaine 207 Silva, Ehse 18. 24. 156 Silva, Lisa 91 Silva. Tina 207 Silva, Maybelyn 175 Simen, Tanya 175 Simmons, Carrol 18, 24, 156 Simmons, Devin 73. 207 Simonsen, Chris 209 Simpson, Pamela 207 Sincich. Catherine 192 Sincich, Lawrence 32. 156 Skelley. Ann 24, 74, 77, 114, 175 Slater, Billy 207 Slawson. Gregory 208 Smith, Michelle 24. 74. 192 Smith. Mike 25. 41, 65. 175 Smith, Peter 175 Smotry, Gary 42. 192, 35 Solbach, Esperanza 208 Soils, Ruben 70. 71. 192 Sondon. Nancy 208 Soriano, Elaine I 56 Soriano, Paul 208 Soriano, Michael 25. 135. 175 Soriano, Rick 46. 175 Sotelo. Gilda 208 Soto, Becky 208 Soto, Richard 25. 65. 175 Soufl. Paul Spagnoli, Debbie 192 Spagnoli, Kim Index 251 Spangler, Nancy 192 Spears, Jerry 80, 208 Spears, Larry 157 Spears, Ron 175 Speare, Teresa 156 Spicer, Tina 157 Spitzer, Bill Sroka, Mike 23, 157 Slacek, Paula 24. 36. 157 Slacek. Pauletle 175 Stapleford. Linda 24, 199 Stapieford, Sue 192 Stadler, Margaret 44, 154, 157 Stadler, Jay 157 Stanich, John 40, 80, 192 Slark, Tim 208 Starkey. Matlhew 73. 208 Stefanelli. Lisa 208 Stefanelli. Pete 17, 157 Stellas, Tracey 175 Sterling, Eunice 157 Sterling, Tina 192 Stevens, James 192 Stevens, Jerry 23, 157 Stewart, Deedy Stewart, Sandy 117, 192 Stoltz, Darcy 18, 119. 208 Stonier, Karen 165, 175 Strader, Mark 125, 175 Strickland, Annette 13, 27, 148, 157 St, Vincent, Richard 192 Sullivan, Chris Sullivan, Patricia 208 Sweeney, Tim 192 Sweet, David 32, 175 Tabernero, Mercedes 175 Tabor, Gregory 157 Tabor, Mike 192 Talamantez, Anthony 45, 80, 175 Tamburri, Connie 14, 175 Tamburri, Omero 73, 208 Tanaka, Pauline 20, 192 Tancredi, Karen 158 Tanibata, Loraine 208 Taylor, Kent 25, 40, 41. 64. 68. 175 Taylor. Lance 25. 64. 65, 68, 158 Taylor, Andres 208 Taylor, Larry 71, 192 Taylor, Michele Taylor, Michelle 208 Teer, Cindy 158 Teer. George 192 Texeira. Mark 175 Theberge. Carol 192 Theberge, Mike 158 Thermos, Jennifer 18, 24, 120. 175 Thomas. Elizabeth 20, 175 Thomas, Christopher 208 Thomas, Colleen 192 Thomas, Diane 158 Thornton, David 73, 208 Thornton, Mary 18, 175 Thornton, Tim 158 Threat!, Eboni 18, 208 Timko, John 208 Timko, Allan Timko, Judy 208 Tims, Danielle 192 Tims. Devon 208 Tirado. Maria 158 Titus. Ted 71. 192 Tobin. Rick 192, 35 Tolentino, Gina 208 Torres, Cesar 192 Torres, Connie 18, 24, 208 Toscas, Jamie 192 Toscas, Kim 44, 126, 158 Towles, David 192 Trammell, Gina Maria 175 Trelease, Steve 40, 80, 1 14, 175, 35 Tresick, Camille 158 Trevino, Loreen Trevino, Theresa 10, 12, 13, 24 , 74, 145, 158 Trites, Kenna 158 Trites, Matt 175 Trudnowski, Dave Trudnowski, Steve 27. 70. 71. 179, 184, 192 Trujillo. Anthony 73. 209 Trujillo, Kalhy 24. 134. 158, 17 Trujillo. Maria 81. 208 Trytek, Steve 175 Tucker, Gretchen 38, 209 Turner, Amy 209 Turner, Debra 175 Turner, Chris 159 Turner, David 209 Turner, Franklin 25, 175 u Underwood. Cynthia 32. 36. 1 59 Urais. RoseAnne 18. 24, 192 Urais, John 209 Uribe, Rosemary 209 Urquijo, Norma 192 Uyehara, Ron 193 Uyesato, Gerald 209 Uyesato, Mike 176 Valdez, Agustin 193, 35 Van Nees, Roasalinda 193 Van den Eikhof, Linda 176 Van Ingen. Stephen 176 Vargas, Luis 73, 209 Vasquez, Carlos 73, 209 Vasquez, Leticia 209 Veiga, Lily 176, 35 Vicelja, Stephanie 18, 24, 193 Vilicich, Tina 159 Villacarlos, Ernie 193 Villaneda, Elizabeth 209 Villalpando, Linda 20, 176 Villarreal, Gerardo 25, 40, 80, 176 Viloria, Rodney 209 Vincent, Richie 25, 176 Vincent, William 71, 193 Vincent, Mike 65 Vlaco, Martin 159 Vlasman, Mike 176 Vlasman, Sylvia 32, 209 Voeste, Carol 193 Vollmer, John 13, 159 Von Kanel, Alfred 70, 71, 182, 193 Von Kanel, Martin 159, 17 Von Rathjen, Erika 30, 31 Vullo, Dennev 159 Vullo, Jeff 176 w Wagner, Bobby 41, 70, 71. 193 Wagner, John 209 Wagner, Tracey 16, 176 Walecki, Eric Walecki, Jennifer 193 Walker, Frank 209 Walmer, Kim 209 Walsh, Kim 209 Walski, Lisa 18, 24, 159 Wand, Laura 193 Warner, Dianne 81, 209 Waters, Anthony 209 Waters, Matthew 38, 73, 209 Waters, Michael 193 Waters, Ray 25. 142, 159 Watro, Diane Webb, Laurie 209 Webb, Sherrilynn 31, 32, 159 Weber, Patricia 18, 24, 160 Weber, Mark 193 Webster, Janet 176 Webster. Lynne 193 Weitzel. Sharon 209 Wendorff, Susie 24, 39, 80, 81, 176 Wendorff, Mark 41, 80, 188, 193 Wert, Dave 61, 160 Wijmer, Kim 18, 24, 160 Wildfever, Herbert 209 Wildfever, Lisa 193 Wilkinson, Kim 18, 24, 209 Williams, Kathyleen Williams. Marcus 73. 209 Williams, Mike 160 Williams, Rita 14, 172. 176 Wilson, Chris 193 Wilson, Robert Winfield, Ann 193 Winfield, Teresa 193 Wiltman, Lana 209 Wittman, Laurie 27, 179, 193 Wiltman, Michael 193 Wnek, Mike 193 Wolfinger, Julie 18, 193 Woltkamp, Therese 193 Wong, Tony 176 Woods, Terrell 25, 36, 64, 65, 66, 160, 176 Woodward, Alice 13, 160 Woodward, Diane 209 Wratschko, Diane 27, 28, 55, 42, 130 148, 160 Wright, Lloyd Wynne, Denise 176 Yaris, Nathan 176 Yasui, Kevin 193 Yinger, Ray 32, 58, 160 Young, Alexandra 193 Young, Chris 209 Young, Mike 145, 160 Young, Kim 45, 160 Young, Marjorie 209 Youngblood, John 209 Youngblood, Margaret 160 Zabel, Lisa Zabel, Sandra 13, 160 Zapata. Luz 193 Zapata. Maria 193 Zelus. Brian 160 Zenteno, Aleida 209 Zwickel, Martha 209 Zwickel. Arthur 193 Zuanich. Peter 73. 209 Faculty Abend, Rosemary 101, 1 1 1 Alexander, Lynn 102 Fr. Allen 54. 57. 102 Braun, Sr. Mary 57, 106, 115, 125 Carberry, Ed 102 Castelazo, Sr. Mona 56, 107, 110 Collette, Chris 18, 102 Dechow, Ann 102, 123, 125, 129 DiPalma, Richard 103 Dorris, Jeanette 103 Egan, Susan 31, 103 Farkas, Dietmar 103, 117 Fernandez. Dave 103. 117 Fernandez. Jenni 32. 35. 103 Friedman. Sharon 104 Greaney. Meg 104. 195 Haley, Tim 101 Mealy, Mike 104 Herman, Joan 104, 123 Hurley. Howard 104. 105 Sr. Jane Francis 56, 103 Kersten, Kurt 104, 195 Kidney, Fr. Liam 3, 10, 27, 42, 54, 55, 56, 61, 101 Kline, Judy 104, 113 Kohut, Maureen 105 Korte, Steve 105 Kuznik, Jean 105 Liu, Irene 105 Llerena. Rocio 105 Loehr, Patti 105 Long, Jenny 35. 105 Loomis. Fr. Richard 10. 26. 27, 56, 105 Martinez, Dan 28, 29, 35, 36, 105, HI 117, 120 Martinez, Ernie 45, 106 Martinez-Payne, Tammy 106 Mason, Teresa 106 Mauvezin, Meg 106, 179 McFaul, Colleen 74, 106 Fr. Michael 55, 57, 106, 111, 131 Miller, Theresa 106. 162 Murphy. Diane 107. 138, 162 Murphy. Mike 107 Norton, Bill 10, 40, 107 O ' Brien, Bob 45, 107 Sr. Patricia, Barnard 57, 107 Sr. Mary Peter Maier 57, 56, 107 Picard, Paul 45, 107, 111 Potter, David 46, 108, 111. 120 Quijano. Carolyn 56. 76. 77, 101 Roach, Doris 60, 108 Br. Robert Ouellette 57, 58, 108 R oberts, Laura 35, 108 Rockwood, Nancy 108, 123 Sanchez, Margaret 78, 108 Scanlin, John 71, 108, 109, 179 Schweisthal, Betty 109, 111, 129 Sewell, Michelle 109 Sherwood, Laurie 109, 125 Soyka, Sharon 109 Staengel, Bill 40, 80, 109, 117, 162 Stavang, Jim 109, 129 Stewart, Suzanne 101 Fr. Thomas Hamilton 54, 56, 57, 109, 176 Walker, Robert 36, 110 Welch, Colleen 110, 111 Wolfenbarger, Bill 110, 119 Berning, Hariey 102, 110 Berning, Lorraine 102 Blair, Virginia 102 Boener, Christopher 110 Donahue, Pat 103 Dunigan, Pat Hale, Sally 104 Medaro, Esteban Mohrfeld, Jo 106, 110 Paul, Shirley Pudewa, Barbara 108 Wagner, Maria 252 Index BY: LARRY ANDERSON STEVE BANKEN MARK HAGERMAN BRIAN JONES ERIC MUNOZ ALEX NUNEZ NICK RUIZ MARTIN VLACO BRIAN ZELUS Closing 253 THE BOOK 1980 MODERATOR: MR. DANIEL MARTINEZ EDITORS: KAREN MOSCHEL AND CATHY BEDNORZ ASSISTANT TO EDITORS: DAVE WERT COPY EDITOR: MARGARET YOUNGBLOOD PHOTO EDITOR: DANA HURSEY BUSINESS CHRIS TURNER: MANAGER FRANK TURNER KATHIE BOZANICH ADVERTISING SERGIO LOZANO: EDITOR GREG TABOR RODY CONTRERAS SPORTS RAY WATERS: EDITOR KATHY GRIFFIN TOM COVINGTON MIKE SORINO SHARON ELLISON MARK HAGERMAN STUDENTS TERRI ANDRADE CATHY BEDNORZ KAREN MOSCHEL RELIGION MARIA LERMA DEBBIE TURNER FACULTY CLAUDIA ENDLER CINDY MAYER LAYOUT CATHY BEDNORZ: EDITOR RODY CONTRERAS ACTIVITIES DIANE WRATCHSKO TINA SCANLIN KAREN SHORT COPY MARGARET YOUNGBLOOD KAREN MOSCHEL PHOTO CONTROLLER KAREN SHORT PHOTOGRAPHY DANA HURSEY - EDITOR MIKE RICHARDSON DAN MARTINEZ PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS ALFRED FABRIS MR. BALDERAS DARKROOM DANA HURSEY-MANAGER ANDREA FAVILLI MNG. MIKE RICHARDSON ART DAVE SWEET INDEX STACEY LAMERS JULIE MORTL SUSIE FILCE KATIE BROWNFIELD MATT RODRIGUEZ STAFF LISA ARICO PENNY BRANCH CATHERINE CUETO ERIN GARTLAND DAVE MILLER ANDREA MURPHY MAILE PELAYO VICKY SEELEY GARY ROSSO MERCEDES TABERNERO CINDY UNDERWOOD 254 Closing Closing 255 so LONG TO THOSE-ifALlPORNIA DA YS AND . ) ?:, :?.. -? I J : KNIGHTS OF 1980 Ms i? i -V There ' s a world you ' re living in No one else has your part All god ' s children in the wind Take it in and blow hard Look around you- Has it found you walking down the avenue? See what it brings- Co uld be good things in the air for you. We are leaving. We are gone. Come with us to all alone. Never worry. Never moan. We will leave you all alone. In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dream. Look around you. Has it found you? Is it what it seems? Theres a world you ' re living in No one else has your past. All gods children in the wind Take it and blow hard. 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