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

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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

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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

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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.