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

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SEVEN ENTHUSIASTIC DAYS

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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

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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