Cantwell High School - Veritas Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

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I A 1211, A X 5-. 4. Rf A HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE . Archbishop of Los Angeles - k A 2 K 3 max lg! E : 1 f E as 314 g ku C'-F' .gk 11 -. I .,, , 'W 'ff L A 1 5 ,df Dedication REV. BROTHER J. C. HUNT F.S.C.H This past year one of our faculty members marked fifty years of dedicated service to the youth of four countries . Only four of these fifty years have been spent here at Cantwell, nevertheless they have been memorable and filled with many hours of devoted work on our behalf. It is for this reason that we, the students of Cantwell, dedicate our i966 annual , Veritas, to our school librarian, Rev . Brother J .C. Hunt. Under Brother Hunt's direction, the library has undergone many improvements. In addition to his library work, Brother has found time to direct our promising chess team. He has shown his interest in all of Cantwell's activity ranging from basketball to public speaking. Then too, there were times we tried his patience when a few forgetful ones failed to return books on time. In conclusion may we say, not only for ourselves, but also for a generation of students in England, Ireland, and Canadaz' Our sincere thanks for all your unselfish and devoted work . ,.,.- L ,Admiuisfra tion li - ef!-:Ee l 4-' .. if r , i s 1 J... '-Lf 5 ' .:. ,, Q , m 15 it , 7,3 1 1 . ln- -ee e 1 , . . -eg . .sag WE Rev. Brother E.H. Hickey Our new principal arrived at Cantwell after completing teaching assignments in New York and New Jersey . No stranger to Califomia, Brother was fonnerly princi- pal of Palma High School in Salinas . ln addition to his administrative duties Brother acts as moderator of theCa1'dinal, our school newspaper. He is also actively engaged in evaluation work For the arch- diocesan school system and is acting as an adviser to the government Poverty program . Q.. WA ,XX ll- Brother R.T. Unsworth Assistant-Principal A three year member of the faculty, Brother has been assigned the new duties of assistant-principal . Brother's office checks attendance and school financing. As part of his day he teaches American government and Business Law. Brother M.L. Crumlish Vice-Principal - Brother is the senior member of the faculty. Although semi- retired Brother can still be seen every day during lunch periods as he supervises the cafeteria . we Mr. Greg Kabat A veteran on the Cantwell facultyp he teaches World History Physical Science, American Government and Business Law. This year marked Mr. Kabat's retirement as varsity football coach . I fl- Mrs. Dorothy Svec School secretary for the past eleven yearsg mother of a Cantwell gracluatep she performs a variety of important functions For the principal, faculty and students. l 1 0 'iii H-167' .-- ' A ighy , r ., Brother E. A. Sullivan Another of our nine year Faculty membersp teaches English ll and IV Brother also moderates the band and the C.S.F. Brother R.E. Tomkins This is Brofher's Third year ai' Canfwell. Teaches English land lll and also Religion ll, coaches fhe Public Speaking Team. Mrs. Ann Klinger This is Mrs. Klinger's second year at Cantwell, she is actively engaged in The work of The Business Office. l Mr. Joseph E. Richards Has ren years time in af Canfwell, holds an M.A. from Bosfon College . Teaches English, World Hisiory, Sociology, American History and Economics. I' Q51 Brother R.P. Walsh A newcomer to Cantwell, teaches Spanish, English and Latin. Before coming to California Brother taught in New York, New Jersey and the West lndies. ll Mr . Eric Gulberg feaches Biology and First Aid. He also coac frosh football. P Mr. James Takeuchi This is Mr. Takeuchi's fourth year of Canfwell . He teaches General Science, Modern Math I, Chemistry and Typing, head coach of the freshman football Team . -,si 1 , 1 , K y l 'l 4 w l l l w A i L i f Newcomer to the faculty This year, Mr. Gulb . A 6' l 5 I I 1.175 X Ei Q s l mir. I 11:5 3' I' N. H 4 l K V X 'gf .5 L .8 Brother J .P . Reynia Brother has ten years in at Cantwellp he teaches Modern Math Ill and IV, football moderator and varsity baseball coach. Mr. Frank Cano A five year faculty member, holds a de- gree from Cal State, teaches Spanish, World History and American History, also does accounting for the Business Office. l Brother R.W. Satterthwaite Brother teaches Math IV, English and Latin llp now in his ninth year at Cantwell, moderator of the Lettermen 's Club. mb ' . l. -fr 1 a. V V .lt -6' ' , Q . I .57 fa., in Us tilit isi'Ii.x!L Rv-trr vi 'TNT -'TT' 'tl 4 . Hi 'Ix1? -:-3 sis ,an-N .fi H I 1 , ' W' il iii Y 'CID i.trsrm Brother J . A . Houlihan Has been at Cantwell on and off for ten years. Teaches American History, World History and Religion Illg head ofthe Religion Department, moderates the Parents' Club and the Missions. 'tif ti?- Mr. Thomas A. Gentillelo A four year faculty memberf teaches English, Math and reading: holds a B.A. from University of San Diegog He is married and the 14 father of five. V Brother J .G . Keogh At' Cantwell for many years Brother teaches and Religion I. Mr. William R. Houston Mr. Houston teaches Modern Math I and ll and Math 97 he also teaches driver ed. This is his second year at Cantwell. Brother T .J . Collins to Cantwell three years ago, teaches Earth Science, Gwemistry Religion . He also moderates VERITAS, Bookstore and Pep Club . 'kv-- ..f- ' I ' 1 Brother J . B. Costello Brother's third year at Cantwell, Teaches Math Ill, R ligion I and Physics. He is moderator of the Sadalify Director of the Fieldhou Q ' l I Mr. David O. Elson year member at Cantwell. Has previously at Harvard Boys School, teaches German, and is director of the Glee Club, chairman Fine Arts Department. ,- !7 , K f il 'Tx ' fl 1 ! yy I T' i sa J Mr . John Howard This is Mr. Howard's first year at Cantwellp ioined the staff as a result of Brother' Keogh's illness. Teaches English and History and Religion ll. C7 I . an -19 X Mwst. 15 Brother M .A . Lee After teaching many years in New York, Brother is finishing his first year at Cantwell. He teaches Physics, Modern Math, Re- ligion, and General Science. My f'f B 9- J , if ' 'F 3 A-1 5' .' ,M ,B . 1? B keg Brother T . P . Treacy Brother is an old-timer here at Cantwell. He teaches Latin and Religion and is moderator of Varsity basketball and coach of the golf team . Q '-1:1 1 Mr. Robert Stangel He is director of P.E . and teaches World His- tory. ln addition to this he coaches J .V. foot- ball, Bee basketball and J .V . baseball. f w F' I8 '-.L.L- I Cafeteria Staff The members of the cafeteria staff: Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Santos Padilla, Mrs. Ruth Underwood, and Mrs. Sara DeRose perform a great service for the faculty and students of Cantwell. They provide the members of the school with a different and satisfying meal every day. 1' 3 , 5- gf ,. Y. WIYR-X 'x X Mr. Salvatore Cabibbo Gardener ,.. 4. :F 995 4 , A , Mr. Damacio Trujillo - 'QL Custodian uf A. . :T ' . ng , , . f A K - if -L I' t v .- A:-i ?AilitU . 'f Mr. Ronald Ramirez nf'-' ' ' , ' - Assistant Custodian .4 l 5 if X X . 1 . 91 H X Yes W x x i 4 Mr. Felipe Mancha Gardener T7 v . it 4. p TIN E M1 lluderclassmm Study and gill! in 301 CLASS 301--FRONT ROW: Richard de la Pena, Andy Piesh, Rene Villarreal, Martin Mall, Joe Capucetti, Allen Cruz, Samual Castaneda, Greg Falletta, James Sarro, Gary Candelaria, David Campbell. SECOND ROW: Phillip Ruiz, Donald Smith, Robert Perez, David Diaz, Ray Pearl, Bill Blazevich, Fred Pedilla, Thomas Savard, Steve Garitano, Ben Carrillo, Henry Kuykendall, Greg Armolur, Charles Hlguera. THIRD ROW: Robert Gilbert, Mike Falletta, Michael Simone, Michael Regan, John Martinez, Joseph Rimio, David Foulenfont, David Johnson, Jose Hernandez, Tino Urango, Robert Garcia, Rene Duran, Alfonso Naiera. ' a Charlie Higuera leads 301 back to class after a leisurely 20 lunch period. Class 301 start their day by meeting Brother Costello for homeroom period . From this start they procede to conquer Latin, World History and lunch. Class President, Joe Rimio sets the pace. Leo Benavedez, Joe Capucetti and Ben Carrillo played Frosh Football . Musical class members were Dave Johnson, Andy Piesh and Joe Rimio. Other athletes include cross-country runners Mike Regan, John Martinez and Rene Villarreal. Class Secretary, Greg Falletta, also played JV basketball. Greg Armour and Sammy Castaneda talked their way to Fame on the speech and debate team. After an omni- vorous lunch period, 301 Finishes their day with Religion Science and English . re,,,, . :I X, 3Ol often calls early morning meetings to plan their lunch period. fi' Yep, they're still waiting for the Whittier bus. -4. ,ax ,,gyf' ,A Jiy ' Cf 'E' Well SOWJ really isn't really that bad. -Y ,rl ,...q Our group had 4-SCX: fewer cavifies, says John Lopez. 302 Eluss The local East L.A. Chapter of Hell's Angels pay a visif to Caniwell . O . Guess who is going to lump? 302 played a rugged brand of volleyball. hicvemcnt Members of Honors Class 302 are pretty well known all over the campus. With a varsity Football player, Jim Ventriglia, a varsity cross-country runner, Vince Rinehart, and a varsity basketball play- er, Andy Armiio, 302 is noted for its athletic prowess. 'They have supplied Cantwell with at least l5 more athletes and 4 managers. Vocally inclined members ofthe Glee Club are Ken Rasura, Mike Soderman, Vince Rhinehart, Bruce Sacco, and Crispin Tarango. lt should be said that Ken Westbrook and Richard Ochoa are mem- bers of our rightly successful debate team. Those who received merit for their scholastic efforts are Dave Harris, Rudy Hernandez, Bob Mares, Bill McKeever, Tom Minor, Steve Molina, Vince Rhinehart, Mike Soderman, and Mike Troughton. ,, Y .X Q S I H ii? I A J., T T in 'll iii,Yu!J ..lji H ,, -1 l i 1 T ' wr - nfs , ' i V ,Z ' -3. Q 'gl 3 'WY 'tif ' l t 2 t' ' W-DY J, ' ' V: ' A . ' 'r 4- fm 3 - WJ 5 ' T 'I A lfifijgi ' ' l 1 1 , , H V T V 4 5 'Wil ,, 4 ' V A I -. ' A ifl'a ff'z p t fs-.zf 'V -V1 ' I lil, Q Af- t CLASS 302--FRONT ROW: Conrado Chavez, Steve Molina, John Lopez, Ken Rasura, Al Caparella, Art Guzman, Bob Mares, Rich Herried, John Saravia, Ted Elias. SECOND ROW: Robert Quintero, Richard Ochoa, Mike Troughton, Tim Minor, Jim Ventriglia, Dave Harris, Mikel McDonald, Rudy Hernandez. THIRD ROW: Phillip Torres, Tom Urban, Bill McKeever, Ernest Biera, Randy Schell, Mike Soderman, Vince Rinehart, Mike Tully, Andy Armiio, Bruce Sacco, Carlos Botana, Ken Westbrook. 23 .Aka : - 4 Room 300 can be exceptionally proud of their Fine work in mos of our school functions. One good example is their role as soph omore mission total leaders. Many of the class members have sup ported the Pep Club. Continuing their role as unselfish contributors, they have supplie ten class members to the Junior Varsity Football Team. They ar captain Ray Molina, Tom Arranaga, Tom Davy, Bryan Fain, Ti Garcia, Robert Maldonado, Dave Cortez, John Chymrow, Stev Abeyta, and Tom Priore. Bryan Fain, George Armenta and Manuel Hernandez gave 'thei talents to the band while Bill Moreno, Richard Elias, and Dav Cortez gave theirs to the Glee Club. With the guidance of Brother Tomkins, this class has molded itsel a highly spirited class unit. I think Mr. Stangel will catch him. 'F 0 CLASS 300--FRONT ROW: Jim Connaughton, Bryan Fain, Ray Molina, Waldo Puente, James Sawoya, Richard Elias, Henry Coronado, Robert Maldonado, Alex Huley, James Salazar. SECOND ROW: Ronald Cisneros, Gregory Brittner, Tom Arranga, Richard Estrada, Jerry Dea, Tim Garcia, Ray Davalos, Carlos Cota, Steve Valdez, Dave Cortez, Tom Priore, George Armenta. THIRD ROW: Phil Carrillo, Tim Bradley, Mike Sambrano, Larry Quintana, Bill Moreno, John Chymrow, Tom Davy, Nick Stupey, Carl Contreras, Steve Abeyta . . P' Ambitious 300 Gei' in sfep, says Sgf. Bryan Fein. ' -Q .', , ,I W 1 W' 'Q 1'-' .- , -' -'J ' And fhen he fold me I have Safurday detention. I 25 XY?- You .-.,i4 ' 4 may not believe fhis, but my name is Granny Goose. ,, ,ca Q gy' nu. Ilia. Ill I Ill III - ls.-Lf ' Class officers discuss counfer-measures against impeachment. I know we are late, but we thought it was lunch period CLASS 303--FRONT ROW: Ted Michalak, Luis Ruiz, Richard Ybarra, Steve Kirby, Michael Cobas, Fred Garcia, Andy Cota, Edward Hewitt Michael Ayala, Bernard Griialva. SECOND ROW: Chris Abeyta, Tim Dornaus, Hector Delgadillo, Bill Lowe, John Brown, Dennis Guiter rez, Andy Soto, Ben Romero, Joe Vasquez, George Belarde, Ted Rockwell, Dennis Richhuber. 303 llp at thc 270,11 It is our plan to block the stairs in case of Fire. Led by President George Belarde, class 303 proved them- selves a top-notch class among the sophomores. Helping George with class functions were Tim Dornas, Vice-President, and Dennis Reichhuber, Secretary-Treasurer. Band members were Mike Cobus and Tim Dornas, while George Belarde played Varsity Football . Other Football players were Dennis Reichhuber, Chris Abeyta, Andy Cota, Jim Senteno, Ted Rockwell, Bill Lowe, and Richard Ybarro. The homeroom teacher was Mr. Cano. After homeroom per- iod 303 had Br. Keogh and Mr. Howard for Religion, English with Br. Sillivan. Math with Mr. Gentillela rounded out the morning schedule. Q ., Qin v1 rl Y- .. .4 M44 4 r 'J' Cednllos Steve Fernandez Anthony Barrio Joseph Stepp Bernard Beck SECOND ROW Thomas Benavldez Patrick Robert Gonzales, John Urban, David Paulin, Robert Kaczmarek, Steve Halusl-ca, Richard Vmnedge, Dennis Dugan, Rene Rom John Honch, Albert Abbott. THIRD ROW: Chris Dotey, Richard Wall, Jack Quadara, John Fuller, David Hotchkiss, Tim Shan Luis Carreras, David Aranda, Dexter Massa, Robert Weber, Robert Lopez, Steve Smith . CLASS i0l--FRONT ROW: Alex Fernandez, David Fuentes, John Lizzi, Robert Herried, James Street, Jose Vasquez, ' ' l 1 1 . I I 1 n lOl haufs Great Potential The talented Honors Class has a very driving spirit. This spirit has brought honor, not only academically but also in various activities. While looking at the list of honor students, one can see that it is heavily dotted with those of 101 with two of the three straight A's of this class: Rich Wall and John Urban, who is the present Freshman Justice. 101 supplied tive starters to the Freshman Football Team. Rene Romero, Bob Lopez, Rob Herried, David Paulin, and John Urban gave their talents to the basketball team. The Glee Club profited by having Anthony Barrio, David Aranda, and Luis Carreras as members. This truly outstanding group shows great promise for the future. President John Urban brought 101 in a little early for a night game. We leff our motorcycle here and now if's gone. O 'DCs-P' U. gil ' I think we're losff this isn'f The way fo 300. fi Hey, I Think we're on Candid Camera xWell here we are, late again. W 102 in Sea 1Here They are, the group fhai' broke the rwo minufe barrier. '7.1f' Mia run this freshman off the walk. oufledge Are the members of Room T02 spirited? To answer this, one would not have to think twice. Many members of this class have contributed their time to our school's activities. The Glee Club received the talented voices of Mike Betan- court, Bob Arciero, Pat Wilson, Dennis Koba, Marcos San- chez, and Alfonso Donato. Tom Quigley and Gary Ohanesian worked hard For the Varsity Football Team, while Mike Healy and .less Samaniego did their share for the Junior Varsity. Those who played basketball were Class President Joe Gallego, Mike Betancourt, .less Samaniego, Skip Pomykata, and Raul Martinez. Scholastically the class is lecl by Dave Ahrens, Bryan Bise, Dan Brabander, Vaughn Delphin, Alfonso Donato, Joe Gal- lego, Art Keshishian, Gary Ohanesian, Dan Olivas, Gary Shippy, Dave Velasco, and Frank Cano. lt'5 pretty easily seen that lO2 has the spirit to make a Cantwell leader in Future years. - lO2--FRONT ROW: George Ybarra, Greg Eichorst, Alfonso Donato, Bryan Bise, Dan Brabander, Dave Ahrens, Frank Cano, Mike Robert Brito, Art Keshishian. SECOND ROW: Dan Olivas, Pat Wilson, Vaughn Delphin, Bob Arciero, Paul Mungia, Gary Shippy, Lucas, Ed Nava, Dennis Teschler, Bruce Casares, Bob Montano. THIRD ROW: Marco Sanchez, Tom Quigley, David Velasco, Samaniego, Raul Martinez, Frank Pomykata, Mike Berancourt, Tim Farmer, Joe Gallego, Gary Ohanesian, Ken Josten. Q Q G3 I L-it if ,,... xi. A Q Q A p l 4, J IO3 gill! and Sfaucy 5'mf We dare fhaf one sophomore to walk through . 1 'E v 1-, 1 We have here the official 103 binder. How was I supposed To know thai' Brother was going to sii' on if says Ed Guzman. is CLASS 103--FRONT ROW: Dave McDermott, John Medina, Kenneth Raschka, Rudy Alegria, David Gonzales, Dennis DeAncla, Anthony Moreno, Thomas Swift, Steve Galicia, Felix Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Robert Gardner, Jeff Westbrook, Albert K. Ruiz, Ralph Velasco, Michael Jinks, Gary Morell, James Fraser, Thomas Carrillo, William Davis, John Reyes, Daniel Salazar, Brian Terrell, Daniel Varela. THIRD ROW: Vince Mastrosimone, Robert Mante, Ernest Cagral, Chris Leon, Michael Williams, Pete McGrath, Mark Capucetti, Michael Kell, Michael Villa, Thomas Torri, Robert Hinoiosa, Edward Guzman. Class 103 is rapidly becoming one of the top freshman classes at Cantwell. Led by Mike Villa, their fine President, and Tom Swift, Vice-President, the boys are working hard to acquire top-notch school spirit. Mark Capucetti is the Secretary-Treasurer of the class . Football members include Mark Capucetti, Juan Guzman, Mike Jinks, Robert Mante, Jim Fraser, Dan Salazar, Brian Terrell, Thomas Torri, John Tullius, and Mike Villa. The boys are coached by Mr. Takeuchi, their homeroom teacher. William Davis ran cross-country, David McDermott played in the band, Ken Raschka was a member of the newspaper staff, and Juan Guzman played basketball. 'ie it or I got 98 on the test --- that brings my average up to 3 . LSI 1 34 IO4 Ill Qocus , :Lb , Candid Camera wanted this group! Members of Room l04 will tell you that they indeed have a hard clay. A typical Monday will have Rich Ogas, Dave Aguilar, and Russ Ferrell coming to an early morning band session with Mr. Campo. When the school day begins, the whole class, under the direction of Al Abadie, moves off to the main business of the day, beginning with a first period English class. From the first period to the final period, Room l04 is on its' toes. , But for Alfred Abadie, Charles Glavin, Joseph Aguilar, Mark Hernandez and Luciano Najera, school was not over during the football season. Only after a hard practice session could they go home. xl 3 ::! E t X ,, :li '11 Q . ,ti -5 1- Cl l 3 mag . . , ll , . rglflf s ' i . V: .Tj -l 'Fl: gy! ,. V'-IDI-.l.,, ' ai , ' ., Lon. I CLASS lO4--FRONT ROW: .loe Aguilar, Martin Hernandez, Wayne Weimholt, Luciano Naiera, Pete Arciniega, George Van Loon, John Bogy, Russell Ferrell, Scott Welton, Rodolfo Ornelas. SECOND ROW: Alfred Abadie, Rudy Montez, Benny Castaneda, Nick Bautista, Tony Treio, Alfred Ortega, George Smith. THIRD ROW: Charles Galvan, Rick Ogas, Frank Carcich, Vic Gusman, Ed Martinez, Mark Gallego, Pete Arnold, Dennis Casas, Rich Lopez. emiezsxg-gi .i ,Q Orderly sfuclenf movement marked between period cl-acnges. a -, J'x.J..f We're not geffing off the lawn until we are promised longer lunch periods. 1 , sf l l f ' ' ' l li 'SJ 214161 -Q-41' , Wow, what Cl period that was!! ,-J yr, 35 IO5 Watching th: Warld 50 Ky 1 J ,p-- i'? ! CLASS lO5--FRONT ROW: Ricardo Contreras, James Baltazar, Kent Belarde, Carlos Molina, Dave Avila, Alfred Ponce, John Davis, Jim Yanez, Pete Graziano. SECOND ROW: Gabriel Chavez, Steve Segreto, Jose Treviso, Dennis Olivier, William Pena, Steve Civitak, John Venfriglio, Bill Stanton, Ruben Moralez. THIRD ROW: Art Moreno, Dave Taylor, Ed Serrano, Rich Gomez, Charles Stiegmann, Don Gonzlaes, Mike McDonagh, Donald Orozco, John Mermis. Q We're provocative and well seasoned . 36 Members of Room l05 are readily taking their places in the ranks of Men of Cantwell. With President Kent Belarde and Vice- President Dave Taylor leading the way, the school is assured ofa Fine turnout for all our activities. The Freshman Football Team has the talent of captain Dave Taylor, Kent Belarde, John Ventriglia, Jaime Baltazar, Richard Gomez, Carlos Molina, and manager John Davis. Members of the cross-country team are Ed Serrano, Rudy Trevizo, and Dennis Olivier. Those donating their voices to the Glee Club are Alfred Ponce, Charles Stiegmann, Mike McDonagh, Jaime Baltazar, and the band received Dave Avila, Steve Civitak, Carlos Molina, Steve Segreto, and Dave Taylor. With this kind of re- sponse, it is obvious why they are becoming Men of Cantwell. We're looking for The guy that Took my lunch. C'mon Mr. Truiillo, we dare you to fum on the sprinklers Sf. Phillip of Jesus and friends. s xx. j A . Jose Abrll Anthony Adame rf V J . I 1 :.. QR Ernesi' Barbosa Henry Barrio Chrls Barron Q---1 l Hecfor Baylon Ernest Bencomo Lee Befancouri' Chris Berru its 3 Joseph Brobander Roberi' Brambila Joseph Brady I ,f Ti. XJ -Q:-mv S Daniel Bruich Victor Cano Bruce Capuceffi Rocky Caringello Donald Casfaneda Thomas Cazares James Chavez Frank Civifcxk John Close Daniel Cooper .Q If Roberi Corona Roberr Crook Richard Davis N -'MH-I , -.,, ij l Robert Davy William Delphin Richard Dewberry Paul Dolci C? Thomas Dugan Richard Elisaldez Manual Esparza 1-eg V., , k ,TY Roberf Espinosa William Ferguson George Flores Michael Florio Joseph Gallardo John Garcia Michael Garcia Charles Gevoian William Gibbons George Gloria Alex Gonzales N 'vt 1-sl? Edward Gordinez John Gordines Lawrence Goforrh Edgar Gomez Donald Gray David5Guerra Timofhy Hafner Richard Hansen Richard Holmes Roberi' Jimenez -si Dennis Kawase Craig Kiefer Daniel Kirkpatrick Robert Klinger Alfred Labasfida John Laune Lynn Lester Richard Li Vo1'i Thomas Long Jef-Se l-0PeZ Daniel Lispi Steven Lopez Alex Menchaca James Mandala Anthony Manriquez Nelo Margoni Matthew Martinez Patrick McGrane E, H A 1192 Joseph McSweyn Michael Melendez Armando Mendez Richard Mendez Thomas Merlino Jess Meza Robert Munoz ' W -,ir-1 -. . , I' A 1:-ig! 'TL' .3-il Steve Nasman Thomas Nolan Victor Olivier Robert Ortiz Rod Ozust Philip Panacci Mark Paulin Steven Peralez Robert Petro Raymond Platz Michael Quinn Gerard Ragusa Frans Ransons John Reina Q If .X Joseph Reina Gabriel Reyes Fred Reyes George Rineharf IH l- U J ' f ' .,, - 'wb l --J , ' , I '- N:---fy ,JI ! .,R. - 'l ' H. f. .g l H ,mf 1 Don Rizzi Ray Roaro Jasso Michael Roberts Richard Rodriquez James Ross vw- 'Wr ' Rf? Paul Salazar Michael Schaaf 39 A Tim Ryan ' La f. Sfeve Schmidt Salas Kevin Sullivan Jerome Tullius Steve Tumasian Mario Valadez l fell 4 Edward Valenzuela Joseph Valle Arthur Vallejo Daniel Vasquez Roberf Vasquez Ronald Vasquez 41, - , Lawrence Whiffef Robert Whiffouck Mark Williams Glenn Yamate xo. -2 1 't1'3? - 'Scsi ,..,, fx Randolf Yonai Doug Young Stephen Zamora Frank Bravo f zu l '2- Bob Corona and gang contemplate post game celebration after basketball championship. Q- . ,r P w ss' Spirited class 200 support their team in the iunior - senior intra- Mike Quinn demostrates his expert surfing Form to agroup of onlooking mural games . nonbelievers. T 93' Ei l 'it '33 Gaz ff f f 1 Qv Sk. Scnmrs :nl ii 1.23 11 ,pi-., Who will bid Five dollars for this fresh- man 'slave ? says Bob Minor. 50 T we , . . V ka. Qs 5, uhm FERNANDO S. ABADIE 3206 Sandoval Avenue Pico Rivera St. Francis5 Track 25 Dance Committee 45 Fernando plans to attend college next, JEROME L. AMANTE 141 S. 7th Street Montebello St. Benedict5 Sodality 4, Glee Club l,2,-3,45 Lettermen's Club 314i 41 l.lbl'GI'y League lf2i Jerry plans to become a lawyer and enter politics. GILBERT P. APODACA 676 Harrison Road Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 C Football 15 JV Basketball 1,25 B Track 1,25 Cross Country 25 Class Of- ficer 'l,2,35 Student Body Offi- cer 1,35 Sodality 3,45 A Track 35 Dance Committee 3,45 Let- terrnen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 25 3,45 Cheerleader3,45 lCaptainl . Gil plans to attend college, then on to corporation law. JOHN P. ARCHER 9564 Blackley, Temple City St. Luke5 Band 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 John is planning to ma- ior in zoology in college next year. ALBERT ARCIERO 2601 W. Lincoln Avenue Montebello Miraculous Medal5JVFootball l ,25 Varsity Football 45 B Track 15 Class Officer 1,2,3,45 So- dality 25 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 15 Following in his father's footsteps, Al plans to become a building contractor. JOHN C. ARMENTA 8003 Masoncrest Drive Pico Rivera St. Marianne de Parades5 Var- sity Baseball 3,45 Sodality 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 After graduation John intends to enter the field of biochemistry. MICHAEL ARNOLD 3001 Via Breve, Montebello Miraculous Meclal5 C Football 15 JV Football 25 JV Baseball 1,25 After graduation Mike will attend college . TERRENCE L. BARRAGAN 720 S. Montebello Boulevard Montebello St. Benedict5 B Track 15 Band 1,2,35 After college, Terry intends to become a mechanical engineer. ? l:Q'5...1, -' STEVEN J. BLOCK 44-4 Via Vol Verde Montebello St. Benedict, Class Officer 2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Steve is planning to maior in police science in college. MICHAEL F. CALIENDO 1245 Carob Way Montebello Benedict, Drama 3,4, Glee Club ,3,4, After graduation Mike plans become an electrical engineer. Pre eating the Elass of '66 MICHAEL W. BIELAMOWICZ 905 N . Second Street Montebello St. Benedict, After many years of college, Mike intends to become an aeronautical en- gineer. DANIEL A. BODAK 225 E. Gleason Street Monterey Park Wraculous Medal, Sodality 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, Newspaper 4, Dan will attend college next fall. nv? . V9 .GN it I E: 1 pn ' 1, i l, J 1 l l e A 1 l RUDOLPH F. CANCHOLA JOHN J. CARLOW 401 W. Elmgate Street 509 S. Alhambra Avenue Monterey Park Alhambra Our Lady of Soledad, Track 1,2, Cross Country St. Stephen, JV Football 1,2, B Basketball 1,2, 2, Rudy is planning a career inthe police force. B Track 1,2, Class Officer 1,2,3,4, John in- . tends to enter college next semester. Q ROBERTA . BROTEMARKLE 120 E. Floral Drive Monterey Park Bob plans to be an electrical engineer , L 57.3.5 W 1 21.53 ee lil-lrtnl , 1 I EEQQS1, it it .Q E3 EW GERARDO CARRASCO 521 S. Ditman Avenue Los Angeles Our Lady of Lourdes, Glee Club 1,2,3, Gerry plans to major in chemistry in col- lege next semester. 51 U16 Qufure I3 ak ans Umm RAYMOND L. CARREON RICHARD CARI'-LO 4671 Calader Avenue 4625 Dozier Sfreef Pico Rivera Los Angeles our Lady of Soledad' JV Football 1' Our Lad of Soledad C Football 1 JV Basket A 1 I Y I I - Varsity Football 2,3,45 B BGSl4e'fb0ll li ball 25 Glee Club 15 Rick intends to enter col- JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 lege nexf fall l JV Baseball 1,25 A Track 35 Class Of- ficer 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 After graduation Ray plans to join the Marine Corps. ALBERT F. CERECEDES ROBERT M. CHOW 950 Seruer Avenue 1078 Ridgecrest Street Los Angeles Monterey Park Sf- AlPl10NS0US7 C F00l'b01l li JV FOOT' St. Thomas Aquinas5 JV Football 25 C Track 15 ball 22 3 Tl'GCl4 2,35 A Truck 45 CFOSS Golf 2,35 Class Officer 25 Bob plans to attend Country 25 Class Officer 1,2,3,45 college next fall . Dance Committee 45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Al wants to become a probation officer in the police de- pdrtment. 52 ANTHONY R. CARUSO 7212 E. Eroica Drive South San Gabriel Miraculous Medal5 C Football 15 JV Basketball 25 JV Baseball 1,2,35 Varsity Baseball 45 Class Officer 45 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 45 CSF 1,2, 3,45 Tony plans to enter college next. 1 1 t 1 1 EDWARD 1. CHAPARRO 2547 Kurt Avenue City of Commerce St. Marcilenes5 C Football 15 B Track 35 Dance Committee 3,45 After graduation Ed plans to major in police science in college. RICHARD L. CASTRO 15171 Mystic Street Whittier St. Bruno5 JV Football 1,25 Varsity F ball 3,45 B Track 1,25 A Track 35 Let men's Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Rick is ning to study criminology after 11. RALPH A. CHAVEZ 825 Morris Ploce Montebello Miraculous Medal5 C Track 1,2,3,45 O Country 1,2,3,45 Sodality 2,3,45 Do Committee 35 Glee Club 1,25 Letterm- Club 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Pep Club 45 + 1,2,3,45 Ralph is planning a career in field of medicine. JAMES M. CLEMENTS 1036 McComb Way Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 After grad- uation Jim wants to be an elec- tronical engineer. THOMAS P. CLOSSER 2515 Midwickhill Dr. Alhambra, Calif. St. Thomas Morey C Football 'I5 Varsity Football 35 Sodality 35 Tom is planning to go to college next fall . DENNIS E. COFFEY H6 N. 2lst St., Montebello St. Benedict5 Speech 25 Dennis is interested in becoming a mar- ine biologist after college. DONALD J. CRISPIN H90 Highland Drive Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 C Football 15 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Don is looking Forward to college after gradua- tion. RONALD CULVEAUX 5245 S. Calico Pico Rivera St. Hilary: B Track 35 Cross Country 3,45 Sodality 3,45 Ron intends to enter college next. ROBERT S. DA COSTA 134 N. 'I2th Street Montebello St. Benedict5 B Track l,25 Steve plans to enter college as a pre- dental maior next fall . Bill Dewberry, Gene Reames and Pat Sullivan ponder a class ioke. -5-if JOHN R. DAVIS 1824 S . Granada Avenue Alhambra St. Stephen5 C. Football 15.J.V Football 25 Varsity Football 2,35 JV Baseball 15 Golf 1,25 Class Officer 1,25 Pep Club 45 John plans to enter college next semester. ROBERT P. DE ALBA 365 E. Riggin Street Monterey Park Miraculous Medol5 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 JV Basketball 1,25 A Track 1,2,3, 45 Class Officer 1,2,45 Glee CIub1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Bob will attend college next semester. JOSEPH E. DE PIERRO 444 N. Concourse Montebello St. Benedict5 Glee Club 15 Joe is planning a career in phar- macy after college. WILLIAM M . DEWBERRY 804 N. Coffman Montebello Miraculous Medal5 Bill is plan- ning to otterd college next fall. JOHN J. DIAZ 302 S. Ynez Avenue Monterey Park St. Stephen5 JV Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Library League 1,25 After graduation John plans to enter college. JOSEPH N. DURAN 849 Coffman Drive Montebello Miraculous Medal5 Joe plans to maior In music next year in college. GILBERT E. DURON 712 20th Street Montebello Miraculous Medal5 Glee Club 1,25 Chess Club 2,3,45 Library League 35 Pep Club 45 Gil plans to enter college as a pre-dental maior. WILLIAM R. EMCH 7535 S. Halray, Whittier St. Mary's of Assumption5 JV Football 25 B Basketball 15 JV Basketball 25 B Track 35 Bill is planning to become a build- ing contractor after college. 33555 WT' .W ui-' 'Li l L ll, 41. Smiling Bob Griff paints out an escapin freshman slave, U15 Warld i Chair LEWIS J. EMERY 424 W. Arlight Street Monterey Park ulous Medal . ANTHONY J. ENRIQUEZ 416 Bradley Street Montebello St. Benedict5 Glee Club 1,25 Tony plans to A. ESPINOZA PAUL J. FAVERO S. Maple Avenue 961 Brightwood Street Montebello Monterey Park Sodolity 25 After grad- St. Thomas Aquinas5 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Let- plans to enter in college termen's Club 3,45 Paul is planning to be a pre- in architecture. medical student in college next fall . enter college after graduation from Cantwell. STEVEN P. ENRIQUEZ 629 E. Victoria Avenue Montebello RUBEN R. ESCOBOSA 2401 S . Wilcox Avenue Monterey Park Sf. BeI1ECllCl'j C F00fbGll lj Class Officer 15 Mimculoug Medqlf C 25 BTrqCk 1, 25 A Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Year- book 2,3,45 Sodality 45 Newspaper 1,2, 3,45 Drama 35 Pep Club 1,3,45 Feature editor of newspaper5 Ruben is planning to enter college next semester. G-lee Club 1,2,45 Steve intends to enter pre- dental school after graduation. mf? 1 RICHARD A. FORD RICHARD FRANCO 1428 S. Chapel Avenue 1400 l-OVW Verde Alhambra Monterey Park Sf. Sfephem JV Baseball 15 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Sf- Tlwmvs Aqvinfwf Class Officer li C Lettermen's Club 3,45 Drama 3,45 Rick plans to Tf0Cl4 1,27 RfCl1Gl'd 1f1fePdS to enroll in Cul- enter college and get teaching credentials. Sfulef l-05 Angeles nexl' full - 55 ANDREW S. FRUMENTO .205 W. Lincoln I Montebello St. Benedict, Sodality 2,3,4, Andy is planning a career in medicine after graduating from college. FRANK D. FULLEYLOVE 660 N. Poplar Avenue Montebello St. Benedict. IVAN H. GALLARDO 825 San Marino Montebello St. Benedict, Band Ip Ivan is planning to maior in music next semester in college. AUGUSTIN GARCIA 4038 E. Floral Drive Los Angeles Our Lady of Guadalupe, After graduation, Gus plans to enter college. ERNEST M. GARCIA 8613 Creeland Street Pico Rivera St. Francis Xavier, Ernie plans to major in history in college and later become a teacher. LOUIS R. GARCIA lO25 S. Hillview Los Angeles St.Alphonsusi Dance Committee 3,47 Band I, Chess Club 3,45 Pep Club I, Library League ly Louie intends to enter college after graduation. STEVEN R. GARCIA 6038 Allston Street Los Angeles St. Alphonsus, C Football 'lg JV Football 21 Varsity Basket- . ball Manager 2,31 Sodality 45 Lettermen's Club 3,41 Pep Club 2,45 Steve is planning to be a history teacher after graduation from college. FRANK M. GIAMMALVA 8925 E. Goungclale San Gabriel Saints Felicitas and Perpetua. Newspaper 45 Pep Club 4, Frank is planning to enter law school after graduation . ss of Thanksgiving STEVEN J. GILLES 745 N. Sanchez Street Montebello St. Benedict, C Football 1, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 4, B Basketball 1, JV Basketball 2, JV Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 lAll League 3,4i, Class Officer 1, Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club 4, Steve is plan- ning to enter college next fall . MICHAEL J. GIUGNO 537 N. 2nd Street Montebello St. Benedict, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3,4, News- paper 1,4, Pep Club 4, Mike intends to enroll in college next semester. MARK l. GOEBEL 511 Hermosa Vista Monterey Park St. Stephen, C Football 1, JV Football 2,3, Varsity Football 4, JV Basketball 1, Track 1,2, 3, Class Officer 1,2, Sodality 2,3,4, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 4, CSF 3,4, Speech 1,2, Mark will major in chemistry in col- lege next fall . THOMAS L. W. GOFORTH 4928 Weik Avenue, Bell St. Rose of Lima, Torn is plan- ning to attend college next se- mester. DAVID J. GONZALEZ 2205 W. Victoria Montebello Miraculous Medal, Sodality 4, Pep Club 4, Dave intends to enter college after graduation from Cantwell. JOSEPH G. GONZALEZ 377 E. Lincoln Avenue Montebello St. Benedict, JV Football 2, Class Officer 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Joe is planning ta study medicine in college. ROBERT P. GRIFF 900 NL Sanchez Montebello St. Benedict, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3 ,4, B Basket- ball 1,2, JV Baseball 1,2, Var- sity Baseball 3,4, Class Officer 2, Student Body President 4, Dance Committee 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, After graduation from Cantwell, Bob plansto maiarin law in college. DAVID A. GRIJALVA 1443 S. Vancouver Los Angeles St. Alphonsaus, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3,4, JV Baseball 1, Dance Committee 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, Lettermen's Club 4, Pep Club 4, ln college Dave plans to earn teaching credentials in English. mg, ,E alr- ei. s15Wlig2f2i2f2i.ee :Ml 1? s Q ln , 035531 'Ui 9' llndcrclassmcn Qallaufg Chem FRANK R. GRUBER ROBERT P. GUZMAN 1920 S. McPherrin 3227 East 4th Street Monterey Pork Los Angeles Miraculous Medal, C Football 1, JV Our Lady of Talpa, JV Football 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, Class Officer 1,4, Bob is planning to make the police force his career. Baseball 1,2, Frank is looking Forward to college next year. 1 , l JAMES M. HANLEY WALTER G. HAUSER EARL F. HAMBY 2200 Via Camille Montebello Miraculous Medal, B Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3,4 lAll Angeles League Team 31, Lettermen's Club 3,4 lPresident 45, Pep Club 4, Sodality 4, ln college, Earl intends to major in psychology. JAMES A . HERNANDEZ - DAVID X. HARRIGAN 408 N. Montebello Boulevard Montebello St. Benedict, Sodality 3,4, Glee 2, Dave is planning to enroll in next fall . ANTHONY HOLGUIN 1360 Rock Haven Street 521 Allis Drive 1039 Hedgepath Avenue 918 5- Concord Monferey Park Montebello Hacienda Heights Los Angeles St. Thomas Aquinas, Newspaper 4, Jim St. Benedict, C Football 1, Class Officer 2, St. Luis of France, C Football l, Cross Country Resurrection, Tony intends to pursuei is planning to attend college next se- After graduation, Walt plans to enlist in the 3,4, Jim plans to ioin the police force next. career in the police force. megfer, Marine Corps. 58 LOUIS L. J. JIMENEZ 4718 E. Hammel Los Angeles SoIedad5 B Truck 2,3,45 Speech 15 Louie has the intention of becoming an architect after college. PATRICK J. JONES 1845 S . Stoneman Avenue Alhambra St. Stephen5 B Track 35 A Track 45 Speech 35 Pat intends to ma- ior in chemistry at Cal-State. MICHAEL K. KITAHARA 1490 Pebble Vale Street Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas5 Yearbook 3,45 Glee Club 15 Drama 35 Pep Club 45 Newspaper 45 After graduation, Mike is planning to study marine biology in col- lege. FRED KOSINSKI 6551 Hereford Drive Los Angeles St. Alphonsous5 C Track 15 B Track 25 A Track 3,45 Cross Country 253,45 Glee Club 1,25 Speech 2,3,45 Sodality 45 Class Officer 1,3,5 Pep Club 45 Let- termen's Club 2,3545 Fred is planning to attend college next semester. RAYMOND L. KUTA 400 N. Taylor Montebello St. Benedict5 In college, Ray intends to study pharmacy. BRUCE J . LANDRY 1328 S. 4th Street Montebello St. Benedict5 Class Officer 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Bruce has the intention of enrolling in college next semester. LAURENCE F. LEON 348 E. Floral Drive Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Next year Larry wants to enter college. MARCUS LEON Cross Country 2,35 Drama 25 Sodality 3,45 Newspaper 45 Student Council 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 CSF 1,2,3,45 Mark would like to go to college of- ter graduating from Cantwell. Mike Nuanes watches cautiously as the teacher comes down the aisle MICHAEL A. LINEHAN TO269 Priscilla Street Downey St. Dominic Savio5 B Track 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Mike is planning to go to college next. GERALD P. LOPEZ 725 N. Findlay Avenue Montebello St. Alpl'1onsous5 C Football l5 Varsity Football 45 B Basketball 1,2 fCapt.J5 Varsity Basketball 3,4 lCapt. 3l5 Yearbook 2,3,45 Student Body Vice - Pres. 45 Dance Comm.3,45Glee Clubl , 25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 News- paper 2,35 Pep Club 2,4 fPres. 415 CSF l,2,3,45 Speech Club 2,3 lVice-Pres. 2i5 Student Court Justice 35 Jerry intends to maiorinlaw nextyearin college. ADOLPHO J . LOYA 239 S. Gerhart Avenue Los Angeles St. Alpl1onsous5 Glee Club i,2, 3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Letter- men's Club 45 Pep Club 45 A. J . is planning to enroll in college next semester. R. MITCHELL LOZA i245 N. Delta Street South San Gabriel Miraculous Medal5 B Basketball 25 Class Officer 45 Sodality 3, 45 Newspaper 3,45 Pep Club 45 CSF 35 After graduation, Mitch intends to enroll in college. CARLOS H. LOZANO l4l5 N . Carmelito Avenue Los Angeles Our Lady of Guadalupe5 Band l,2,35 Library l,2,3,45 Carlos plans to attend college next fall . RUBEN A. LOZANO 640 N. Montebello Boulevard Montebello St. Benedict5 B Track l,25 Dance Committee 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Ruben intends ta enter college after gradua- tion. Ullfll 6 RICHARD D. MARQUE 2510 Lo Crescenta Avenue Alhambra St. Thomas More5 Track l5 Golf 3,45 Yearbook 25 Sodality 3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Newspaper 4 Clixcbange Editori5 Pep Club 45 Speech Club 1,25 Rick is plan- ning to become a language teacher after college . RICHARD A. MARQUEZ 'I49 N. l8tl'n Street Montebello St. Beneclict5 JV Football 2 B Track 25 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Rick is looking forward to en- tering college next semester 1 d, 5'aitl1 to Qallaw ANTHONY MARTINEZ 600 N . l8th Street Montebello enedict5 C Football I5 JV Football 25 . Officer i5 Tony wishes to become a tion officer in the police department JOHN E. MARTY 200 N. 12th Street Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football l5 Glee Club 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 John plans to become a lithographer. EDWARD J. MCDERMOTT 6327 S. Broadway Whittier St. Mary's of the Assumption5 JV Football 2,4 fAssistant Coach 415 Varsity Football 35 B Track 2,35 Class Officer 35 Student Body Officer 35 Pep Club 45 CSF 2,35 Ed is planning a career in the U.S. Forestry Service. it it t ,V 1-1- STEPHEN P. McDERMOTT ill Dewey Circle Montebello St. Benedict5 B Track 1,25 Steve is planning to attend college next. 'Pr'- ALEX M. MCSWEYN MICHAEL MEADE ROBERT W. MINOR 5339 Repetto Street 8003 Nannestad Street 333 Vale Drive Los Angeles South San Gabriel Whittier honsous5 Class Officer i5 Dance St. Anthony5 Glee Club l5 Newspaper 45 Pep St. Mary's of the Assumption5 Golf 3,45 Class tee 4, Pep Club 45 After 91-Qduqfion, Club 45 Mike plans to major in business admin- Officer 1,45 Yearbook 25 Newspaper 45 Bob Ions to qi-fend College. istration in college next year. plans to enterpre-dental school after gradua- tion. MICHAEL MOLINA 1596 S . McPherrin Avenue Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 C Football T5 B Basketball 25 B Track 35 Chuck is plan- ning on becoming a brain surgeon after many years of college studies . oi T Ti Nil V,ii'i H L LQ, W 4' W1 'W l unify! E -..- The antics ofthe cheerleaders enlivened many of the rallies. 62 CHARLES P. MORALES l4l6 Olympic Boulevard Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football l5 Glee Club l5 Charlie plans to attend college next. LAWRENCE J . MUNGIA 4Ol N. 6th Street Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football i5 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Larry will attend college next fall. JOSEPH F. NAJERA 2336 N. Denton Avenue South San Gabriel St. Antl'1ony5 After graduation, Joe plans to attend college.. MICHAEL J. NUANES 6l7 N. lst Street Montebello St. Benedict5 JV Football 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45JV Bose- ball 45 Class Officer 25 Pep Club 45 Mike is planning to enter college as a maiar in ei- ther business administration or bharmacy. ANTHONY M . OCHOA 434 Via Vista Montebello Miraculous Medal5 C Football l5 B Track l5 A Track 25 Class Officer l5 Student Body Officer l5 Tony plans to pursue a career in the field of computers. VINCENT V. OCHOA 749 N. Sanchez Montebello St. Benedict5 JV Football l,25 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Base- ball 2,45 Vince is planning to major in police science in col- lege next semester. EUGENE E. OISHI 3460 E. 4th Street Los Angeles Our Lady of Lourdes5 Class Of- ficer 35 Newspaper 45 CSF 3,45 Gene plans to attend college next fall . JOSEPH J. O'LAUGHLlN 'l8'l7 La Golondrina Avenue Alhambra St. Thomas MOre5 C Football l5 Varsity Football 35 JV Baseball l5 Dance Committee 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 Joe plans to attend college as a business maior. l 1-,E ,se- em ll FY. , . in . .fm CTC fi it -fl 3.1! sill il Fin fri- ROBERT J. OZUNA 7l7 Eastmont Avenue Los Angeles t. Alphonsous: C Football I: JV Foot- 2: Bob intends to enroll in college fall. ROBERT L. PERRY 4235 Lindsey Avenue Pico Rivera , Yearbook 3: Bob intends to In chemical engineering next college. ,4 Waiting Graduation KEVIN J. PAWLIK 2404 Isabella Avenue -Monterey Park Miraculous Medal: B Basketball I fManagerI: Cross Country 3,4: Sodality 4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Newspaper 'l,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,4: CSF 3,45 Speech I,2,3,4: Keven intends to maior in political science in college next fall . aeesgeg MICHAEL D. PHILLIPS I635 New Jersey Street Los Angeles Saint Mary's: Yearbook 2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,4: Mike will attend college next semester. ALLAN V. PENA I643 Germain Drive Montebello Miraculous Medal: Cross Country 2,3,4: Allan is planning to attend college next. GILBERT J . PEREZ 8602 Roger Court Pico Rivera St. Francis Xavier: C Football 2: Dance Committee 3,4: Band 'l,2,3: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Gil plans on attending col- lege next. J RICHARD B. POMO 224 S. Spruce Montebello St. Benedict: Band I,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Rick is planning to attend college next. 4 RICHARD Z. PROCZKA 1740 Grandriclge Avenue Monterey Park Miraculous Medal: JV Football I: B Track I,2,3: A Track 4: Rick is planning to major in chemical engineering in college next fall. 63 5.1!-2 EUS hrs SL AS. GARY S. PROVENZANO 355 Blackshear, Los Angeles St. Alphansous5 C Football i5 JV Basketball i,25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 B Track 2,35 A Track 45 Class Of- ficer i5 Glee Club l,2,3,4i Letter- men's Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Gary will attend East Los Angeles College next year. EUGENE R. REAMES 268 E. Gleason Street Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 B Basketball i, 25 JV Basketball 35 Varsity Basket- ball 4 fCaptaini5 JV Baseball T5 Class Officer 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Student Body Treasurer 45 Dance Committee 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Newspaper 'l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 CSF 2,3,45 Gene intends to pursue a career in medicine . WILLIAM H. REETZ 609 N. Garfield Montebello Miraculous Medal5 B Track 35 Cross Country 3,45 Newspaper 3,4 fLayout Editor 415 Pep Club 2,45 CSF 3,45 Speech 25 Bill is interested in becoming a pre- medical maior in college. ADOLPH C. RETA 2234 Cowlin Avenue City of Commerce St. MarceIIinus5 Glee Club i, 2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 45 Adolph plans to enter law school after graduation. DANIEL J. RODRIGUEZ 2924 Guirado Street Los Angeles Our Lady of Talpa5 C Football 'l5 JV Football 25 Sodality 45 Dan wishes to maior in chemis- try next semester in college. FRANCISCO P. RODRIGUEZ 4l3 W. Lincoln Avenue Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football l5 JV Baseball 'l fManageri5 Frank is planning a career in the Army after graduation . PHlLlP P. RODRIGUEZ 5259 Repetto Street Los Angeles St. Alphonsous5 Phil wishes to attend East Los Angeles College next. FERNANDO S. RODRIGUEZ i253 Fulton Avenue Monterey Park St. Stephen5 B Track 1,35 Class Officer i5 Steve is planning to enter college next semester. . i tg. ,fail l itil, il, lil-l 5 'w it, Ken Geddes received ment award in science , W .K X Homecoming Princess Louise was escorted by Rick and Princess Kathy Smith by Earl Hamby. ROBERT R. ROMERO 607 N. Vancouver Los Angeles St. Alpl1onsous5 Varsity Football 45 B Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 B Track 2,35 A Track 45 Class Officer 25 Stu- dent Body Secretary 45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Pep Club5 After graduation, Bob plans to attend college. JAMES C. SAMSING 245 16tl'1 Street, Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football 1,25 JV Basketball 1,25 JV Baseball 15 Golf 3,45 Glee Club 15 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Jim is planning to major in mechanical engi- neering in college and event- ually work for the government. DANIEL W. SANCHEZ 1501 Hillside Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas5 C Football 15 JV Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 3,45 B Track l,25 A Track 45 Golf 25 Class Officer 1,2,3, 45 Letten'nen's Club 45 Pep Club 45 Danny intends to enroll in college next semester. THOMAS J . SCHELL 732 S. Taylor Montebello St. Benedict5 JV Basketball 45 Varsity Basketball 45 JV Base- ball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Tom is planning to maior in physical education in college next year. MICHAEL SClARAFFA 5323 Via San Delarro Los Angeles St. Alpbonsous5 B Track 25 Class Officer 25 Sodality 45 Mike intends to obtain teaching cre- dentials in history in college. GILBERT F. SERRATO 408 N. lOtl'1 Street Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football 25 Dance Committee 35 Gil intends to go to iunior college next year. PATRICK J. SHANNON 1815 McPberrin Avenue Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 C Football 15 Speech 2,3,45 Pat is planning to enter college next. A GEORGE B. SMITH 3211 E. 3rd Street Los Angeles St. Mary's5 C Football 15 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 35 JV Baseball 25 Newspaper 15 After graduation George will attend college. TERRENCE C. SMITH 1490 Rolling Hill Drive Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas5 'C Football 15 JV Basketball 15 Track 1,2, 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Newspaper 2,3,4 lEclitor 415 Speech 25 Terry is planning to enter the Naval Academy at Annapolis next semester. RICHARD M. SORIA 920 Hughes Avenue Montebello St. Benedict5 C Football 15 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Lettem1en's Club 45 Pep Club 45 CSF 2,3,45 Rick plans to take pre-medical courses in college next. RICHARD L. SPINELLI 304 W. Gleason Avenue Monterey Park Miraculous Meclal5 Sodality 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Rich has plans to attend college next year. ROBERT J. STELLA 1280 S. Vancouver Avenue Los Angeles St. Alphonsous5 Bob hopes to attend college next year. MICHAEL J . SULLIVAN 601 E. La Merced Avenue Montebello St. Benedict5 JV Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 45 JV Base- ball 25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Letterrnen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 CSF 2,3,45 Speech 15 Student Court 4 fChief Justice15 Mike is plan- ning to be a pharmicist after college. MICHAEL J. TAKETA 736 De La Fuente Monterey Park St. Stephen5 Yearbook 1,25 Speech 15 Mike is planning to become a commercial airlines pilot after college. MICHAEL M . TAKEUCHI 228 E. Gleason Street Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Yearbook 2, 3,4 fEditor 415 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Newspaper 4 CPhotography Editor15 Pep Club 45 Mike is planning to enter college next fall. MICHAEL F. TERICH 400 Harding Avenue Monterey Park St. Stepehn5 Mike is planning to enroll in college next fall . EDWARD J. TERRELL 2512 Whitney Drive Alhambra homas Morep Varsity Football 35 s Officer 3,45 Student Body Of- 3,45 Ed is planning on going to after graduation from Cantwell . i -m Chair Dreams Hccvmc Kcality RICHARD M. VALDEZ 624 N. Montebello Boulevard Montebello St. Benedict5 B Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basket- ball 35 Class Officer 2,3,45 Sodality 45 Dance Committee 3,4 fPresident 415 Newspaper 4 fNews Editor15 Pep Club 2,45 Speech 15 Stu- dent Court 45 Ricky wishes to go to college and study law after graduation. -r . I 1 f RUBEN A. VALDEZ 4944 Jillson Street City of Commerce St. Marcellinus5 Dance Committee 45 Ruben intends to enroll in college next semester. IQ! -T' MICHAEL A. VALENCIANA 1013 Amalia Avenue Los Angeles St. Alphonsous5 Cross Country 15 After graduation Mike plans to attend college. RALPH G. VELASQUEZ JOHN M. WHITTON JOHN R. WILLIAMS 1111 S. Hillview 2615 Snead Drive 2221 Lincoln Avenue U Los Angeles Alhambra Montebello St. Alphonsous5 Ralph is planning on going to St. Thomas More5 John plans on studying crim- St. Benedict5 Golf 25 Sodality 25 Glee Club 1, college next. inology after graduating from Cantwell. 2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 2,45 After graduation John plans to major in pharmacy in college next fall . 67 V wa I V f . ' , W , 3 6l7d6'fI Kabul kelires Mr. Greg Kabat, a native of Wisconsin, came to Cantwell High on September 8, 1948, as a teacher and a coach . Yet through the years he has become much more to us and now he stands a legend at Cantwell, for this year he coached his last football game, although he will remain as a teacher. Before coming to Cantwell, Mr. Kabat maiored at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin in teaching and physical education . Here he became an All-American guard, playing tackle, center, and linebacker on various occasions. He was also both an outstand- int athlete in track, leading the team with his sprinting, discus throwing, and shot putting, and a star player on the water polo and basketball teams. When Mr. Kabat started here in the school's third year of existence, there was only a dirt field . The school had very few facilities, even less equipment, and no showers or field- house. Through the years Mr. Kabat was personally involved in obtaining these plus the lights, stands, blocking sled, tack- ing stand, and innumerable other items. At Cantwell, Mr. Kabat carried on his tradition of excel- lence in all his endeavors. As varsity football coach, he com- piled an overall winning record through his 18 years of service, accomplishing the amazing feat of coaching 15 straight years without a losing season . Yet decidely superior to this record is his part in foming men out of boys for I8 years. Far above and beyond his win-loss record, he has given much more to Cant- well-himself. Mr. Kabat is stern and strict, truly the captain of his ship, whether it be on the football field, in the class- room, or otherwise. He instructs as much by his actions as by his words . Yes, Mr. Kabat is as much a part of Cantwell High School as the very earth it stands on. Even though he will no longer coach our football team, he will remain a legend and a builder of men at Cantwell. -sl Mr. Kabat speaks at the Football Banquet in his hs Mr. Kabat introduces the varsity team at a rally. Ji ,,,....-4- ' 4 A Determined Season M -vw-noinllfkau W---. - ---i.,.:g,,g, ,,,,,.0Y..,M.-- N-bm-Ti , J , if ' 'X fa.'i'q' V T3-'.F,,,- M :T I ST' Y I 'Ni li it or i. ef we 99 v er ew P .ref Y ' - ram J at if el i5'i9l7Ul fi if 9,44 E A Btlrlrzag' i 3, in id..w.- A, if :jj uv' xv .' 1 uf-,B A'i,,.,, -'f T ' it .33 J si? 30 550m-93115 .,..i1i, 42Bi I if . - 'U 4 . ' 'B i ., I. lib I ,:!Q?'f+' I ' 'A I if . M A QV. , -LV 'AN T K i . ff ' :rv if l J -'el B - ' 4- j e . ' .1 nee - s - W- s - , ,es I - , . i965 CANTWELL VARSITY--FRONT ROW: George Belarde, Rich Castro, Mark Paulin, Doug Young, Richard Soria, Don Gray, Chris Berru, Ed Valenzuela, Dan Bruich, Mark Goebel. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lopez, Steve Gillis, Bob Romero, Albert Arciero, Jim Baca, Ken Geddes, Vincent Ochoa, Dave Griialva, Tim Hafner, Dan Sanchez, Gary Ohanesian, Ernie Bencomo. STANDING: Ray Carreon, Jim Ventriglia, Tom Quigley Dave Guerra, Dan Kirkpatrick, Bob Griff, Pete Chouler, Mike Schaaf, John Davis, Bob Davy, Craig Kiefer, Tom Dugan, John Reina, Tom Nolan Rick Smithxand Bob DeAlba. ke Schaaf calls signals behind Vince Ochoa as iter Dei linebacker awaits snap . This year the Cardinal season exposed the true thorn in the Varsity team's side . . .inexperience . With only a few backs of any size and experience, and even fewer linemen, our Cards struggled through a season of bright spots and inevitable defeats. Desire and team effort proved to be the keynote in most of the Football team 's accomplishments . The first contest against Cathedral was encouraging although the Cardinals, with victory in sight, were turned back at the last moment. Sou th Pasadena then handed Cantwell one of its worst defeats, but undaunted the team rebounded to defeat Salesian's swift Mustangs. The Mission team quickly dismissed the hopes of two consecutive vic- tories. As the first league game against Verbum Dei approached, it was obvious the pass-catching of All-League honorable mention Bob Romero and the running abilities of Bob Davy and next year's captain Don Bruich would be the only Card offense. With only these weapons all the league games were lost. Verbum was a close and controversial game as Cantwell completely stopped them except for two disasterous plays. C.l .F. champions, Mater Dei, were clearly too much for our undermanned team but commendable games were played against ranked Servite and St. Paul . The Cardinals scored more points against these powerhouses than any other teams. Piux X was a hard-fought game with the Cardinals winning the battle in the line but coming out behind in the scoreboard . Offensively Dan Bruich and Bob Romero already mentioned were standouts and Mark Paulin and Vince Ochoa must also be commended . Tailbacks Bob Davy, Steve Gilles, and end Jerry Lopez also sparkled occasionally . ' Defensively Rick Smith and Bob De Alba led the front wall charge with Rich Castro and Ray Carreon supporting in back. flew 'ffl '-H, s af1:r.,fQg:.-5 -f L,-, 2' .' , .QL L 1,71 , ,e . V X x :sf 'ma -, J.-.1 J- f 'www , 5 . Iv--f--.E-. ' - fn. F? ' '55 A. ae ' Af-5 ,, . . . i . ,wg 1'-ASC, , - ,,-, V W' H ..fQf:'5,g.-55 wk? P11 N r .M c U . :.5gJ,,41g,,,-, .Lv . :- .MQ-il. --ser '-ff ' . '--'.v'1L.f: - 1 , ,,,Amf', ,,.. , CHARGE ! End, Bob Romero, fakes in one of his 46 pass completions. With 661 Wi Q my yards gained, Bob was placed on the All-Angelus League second team . Behind excellent blocking, quarterback Steve Gilles releases a long pass . , '. g . ...Q 1 ...Q- w-...g fi 7 .4 in ..,, - Y ' - f - 1 t' , ' 5'f'fiixf-fs,si1als? s Q., ' As Kg-, - - ' ' .Y --V , L. 2 K' i V ,A 'Z '1- ,. AI I . Q M, - , , . , L' .. . -Lb. D, ,V g l s ,. r ul Q 1 xvi :rf X., .s '92 nf' 'T .. ,Il Q J, -, A' 'Lrg' -543 x Xu! A' ' KKK B - I X - 5 fl 'I tl . I ,fx 12,7 ir! . -fy:-.5,-5-1 . L A G1-mg sv .1 flu, ,Av ' ' -' Q5 fun I .,1 W1 r 25. .ffm 1743! , gg.,-1, , L-J 4 A wh 1'5 -.f :Y-'P' f .Q , . . :-. .,,,., ., gg. , . -q+,.' 1-. 2 --f. n j'V's 5'inisl1 Second Although the J .V.'s lost their first two games, they quickly develop- ed and progressed in their next two weeks of practice, under the coaching of Mr. Robert Stangel, Mr. Mike Maddox, and Mr. Ed McDermott . They proceeded then to easily defeat their next three opponents - Salesian, Mission, and Verbum . After being nipped by Mater Dei and Pius X, the J .V. team closed out the season by defeat- ing Servite and tying St. Paul . Co-captains Dan Copper, Ray Molina and Art Valleio led the team as outstanding individual players. The J .V.'s also sported a rugged defense led by Ed Valenzuela, Armendo Mendez, John Close, Jim Senteno, and Art Salas, and a strong con- sistent offense with Tom Arranaga, Tom Davy, Chris Abeyta, Bob Quintero, and Jess Sameniego . J .V-. Opponents 6 Cathedral 14 I2 South Pasadena 32 26 Salesian 7 24 Mission 6 19 Verbum Dei 0 13 Mater Dei 20 6 Pius X 20 25 Servite 13 6 St. Paul 6 -a... :e.....e:.'-'.-1-14,41as L T- r Quarterback Dan Cooper 4107 carries ball as he attempts to elude defender. . 4 N- 3' ' ' Q 5 :Q t .:..,. '51 A :is 4: L 2, ,W Uc ' .. f 1 ' .4 30 4 A -E I 'ip --,e s -L - 4 , 1 . D 1: 9-J-J' 32V - lv- N , to . A 5 r i V i i x 5 E' , g, L1 Q K J ' rung! .T ' if 'Sf fis- - 1 1 - , ,J sl 'f-. S , E. . .. , . , , , . Y, ,, , . -- . -5 ,f - ' w 3 ' --- X1 L .- -ff' 'nh - - 1' ' - ' ' ' ,- -n ,. p. .. 7:11.-' '- ' ' . ' -' , .Vx f ,,, . , ' V' f - 1 . . ,. , , . . , V g , .1 ,,f'. . I' - , A-wf, -.4 D if ,Q j .Q ... Jr- ,. , , V ' 50.5 1,-V ,. s -- - , ws, 'ff' su .Li ,.- .. .A ,:,,..z.'...:. - - - - 1965 J .V . FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Michael Maddox, Ray Roaro Josso, George Gloria, Robert Maldonado, Al Caparella, Ray Molina, Dan Copper, Armando Mendez, Robert Quintero, Art Salas, Ted Rockwell, Mike Mc Donald, Coach Edward Mc Derrmot. SECOND ROW: Tom Davy, Mike Tully, Robert Vasquez, John Chymrow, Richard Ybarra, Mark Williams, Chris Abeyta, Mike Troughton, Tom Arranga, John Lopez, Paul Dolci, Chris Balrela, Head Coach Mr. Robert Sfangel . THIRD ROW: Vaughn Delphin, Hector Baylon, Jim Senteno, Rudy Hemandez, Richard Barbosa, Jess SQFFIOHIGQOI Tom Priore, Bill McKeever, Dave Cortez, Andy Cota. FOURTH ROW: Ed Valenzuela, Bill Lowe, Mike Healy, Robert Crook, Bill Gibbons, John Close, Steve Abeyta, Dennis Reichhuber, Tim Garcia, Bryan Fain. 74 374, i965 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: John Davis mgr., Al Abadie, Richard Wall, Mike Villa, Dave Taylor, Charles Galvan, Steve Smith, John Tullius, Steve Haluska, Richard Gomez. SECOND ROW: Rene Duran, Jaime Baltazar, Joe Capucetti, Dave Diaz, Tom Carrillo, Jose Vasquez, Mike Jinks, John Lizzi, Ricardo Contreras, Bob Hinoiosa, Gabriel Chavez. THIRD ROW: Mr. Phil Takeuchi coach, Dave Paulin, Kent Belarde, Dennis Dugan, Bob Kaczmarek,Al Najera, Rudy Alegria, Brian Terrell, Martin Hemandez, Fred Pakella, Tino Urango, Mr. James Takeuchi head coach, Mr. Guldberg. FOURTH ROW: Leo Benavidez, Dave Gonzales, Ben Carrillo, Tom Torri, Mike Simone, Bob Lopez, Mark Capucetti, Ed Guzman. Al Abadiesweeps end behind strong blocking against Servite. The Cardinal Frosh, although off to a poor start against Cathedral and St. Francis, came back very strong to defeat Fneir next three opponents, Salesian, Mission, and Verbum Dei. The next two weeks were low points in the Frosh season as they were nipped by Mater Dei and Pius X. After switching a few positions and working hard on plays during the next week of practice, the Frosh came back to romp over Servite. With this victory, the championship of the Angelus League was in sight, but in the final and deciding game against St. Paul, who were Unscored upon until the Frosh played them, the Frosh were defeated i2 - 6. Thus ended the i965 season, which produced a near championship team and an able group of Future J .V. and varsity players. The Cardinals were led by co-captains Dave Taylor and Steve Smith . Other starters included Kent Belarde, Alfred Abadie, Steve Haluska, Rich Wall, Dave Paulin, Mike Villa, and John Tullius. Much credit is also due to Mr. Takeuchi and his assistant coaches for their fine efforts in pro- ducing an outstanding team . ,Angelus league 60-Khampious At the beginning of basketball season the Cantwell fans had two great questions to be answered . First, whether a starting five, with only one man over six feet, had enough talent, spirit, hustle and determination to be victorious. Second, whether a coach with limited experience could organize and lead this team to an Angelus League Championship. Led by Captain Gene Reames, fMost Valuable Player in the Angelus League and All-League First Teaml, the Cardinal quintet quickly sup- plied the answer to the first question . They compensated for their lack of height with a devastating full court press, speed and deadly outside shooting. Each member did his part in contributing to the unity of his team. The Big men of this team drive for victory were: All-League Guard Gene Reames, l4 point average: All-League Forward Bob Ro- mero, ll point average, our Mr, Defense Forward Jerry Lopezp Center Bob Davy, QAII-League Honorable Mention, and leading re- bounderf and finally Earl Hamby and Ernie Barbosa. Other spirited members of the team were Mike Nuanes, Mike Sullivan, Gary Proven- zona, Mike Betancourt, Don Rizzi, Andy Armiio and John Reina. Yet none of this would have been possible without the talents of our own Mr. Neil Edwards. He provided the answer to the fans' second question by inspiring a new spirit in the school, his unselfish hard efforts, and dedication to victory . YQ. Gene Reames, Angelus League drives For two against St. Paul. ll i R T B ,, 2. . ,- l 9 ,, . 1 I J All-Angelus League player Bob Romero hits an outside jump shot. Jen-y Lopez goes high over Mission player as Earl Hamby looks ..,. Cl! Most Valuable Play 44 I 3 1 0 C11 X - I 3 T ' ' Q XKIIIIT I ' , , ,, ,' .f . I 1 1- if - '-w ,- I ' ' I ' V J-.Eff 2 f at 'il I 5 K Q T' .SA , E' ' ' -- I'.,.-4 Q IU. E I - ', - Ha I' N,',h.e !r ' 233 32 ' - . . xl, A :V mx --F-in i ' 1:25 'Q' V 'A 4 4' , ' V A V F: X 1? 1 I CANTWELL VARSITY BASKETBALL 1965-66 Ken Rasura, manager, Earl Hamby, Gary Provenzano, Gene Reames, Ernie Barbosa, Don Rizzi. STANDING: Mr. Neil Edwards coach, Andy Armijo, Mike Nucmes, Bob Davy, Mike Betancourt, Mike Sullivan, Jerry Lopez, Bob Romero. f'1 Bob Davy gets easy layup against Don Bosco Servite . Jerry Lopez hits from the outside against 77 3, Y -0 xp, ru NL f X Z ff,- ,XII .XX- my ? Bob Davy gets the tip against Mater Dei as Ernie Barbosa looks 2 While Bob Romero and Bob Davy watch, Ernie Barbosa hits his favorite shot. on . 78 Mike Betancourt goes high for his jump shot against St. Paul. -. ' ' 'Y i'm r'p , .L , I , -w . if W . 4, L- 'N 1 . 1 .1 Bob Romero shows his All-League form against Mater Dei. Q Q + 5 Bob Davy scores two over the outstretched hands of Verbum Dei defender. Gene Reames contributes two towards his night's total of 31 E ' . D, bi D L Mike Nuanes goes up for o iump shot against Verbum Dei. points V 79 W n Sammi in QQ we Angelus feaguc li H Going high for a rebound is Raul Martinez 1331 while Randy Schell, Phil Torres 4233 and Steve Schmidt assist. This year the J .V. team overcame a considerable height disadvantage by employing the same tactics as the champion Cantwell varsity . On offense a fast break, balanced scoring ability, and well-executed plays led the Cards. On the other hand, an aggressive man to man defense and a full court press proved to be decisive weap- ons. Joe Gallego and Larry Quintana led the team in rebounding while Don Rizzi and Andy Armiio led the team offensively . Steve Molina, Steve Valdez, Vaughn Delphin and Steve Schmidt alternated at guards and John Urban , Skip Pomykata, Raul Martinez, and Phil Torres at forwards. All contributed to the J .V.'s success- ful season . A large part of the team's success is also due to Coach Thomas. l John Urban hits for two. 80 , 1 if l T965-66 J .V . BASKETBALL SEATED: Steve Valdez, Vaughn Delphin, Steve Schmidt, Steve Molina, Raul Martinez, John Urban, Carl Botana. STANDING: Larry Quintana, Randy Schell, Joe Gallego, Vince Rinehart, Skip Pomykata, PI Torres, Mr. Robert Thomas, coach . 10 , T' eff-Q-e T N 51 Q S Z, -.. 1 , , . I T965-66 BEE BASKETBALL Rob Herried, Jim Yanez, Rich Herried, David Paulin, Rene Romero, Joe Rimio, Bob Lopez, Ed Guzman, Pat Rodgers, Albert Caparella, Greg Falletta, Managers: Rudy Hernandez, Ted Rockwell. Bee's Finish Second This year's Bee team played basketball with typical spirit. Plagued all season by a definite height dis- advantage, the team instead featured speed and a fine shooting ability . Although every team but one was much larger, Rocky Paulin, Ed Guzman, and Robert Lopez pulled in a good share of rebounds . Led by the fine shooting of Al Caparella, with a game high of 31, Rene Romero and Greg Falletta, the team rolled to a 9-3 record prior to the league opener. The Cards chalked up a 3-O league mark before traveling to St. Paul . Here they were nipped by the Swordsmen . Next week the Cards were also beaten by host Verbum Dei. But the team never let down and it wasn't until the last game that the championship was decided . Trailing the entire game, Cantwell closed the gap by 6 in the fourth quarter but the Cards slowed down here and St. Paul pulled away to nab the champion- ship. Much credit is due to Mr. Stangel, and the team is to be congratulated for their fine performance . V ws 2 G! Dave Paulin shoots over a defender's out- stretched hands . Al Caparella, leading scorer, up For another two. i 6 x X I K . Q 2' P. 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Hopes were high at the beginning of th season, but a few close losses caused the Cards falter and to finish with a 5-4 league recor Members of the squad included: captain Fr Kosinksi, Vince Rinehart, Bob Corona, Richcu Elisadez, Robert Jimenez, Bill Delphin, and J Abril . The J .V. team also went 5-4 for the se son . ln competition for the J .V.'s were Gai Provenzano, Jerry Tullius, Allan Pena, Bill Reet Terry Smith, Rene Romero, Chris Barron, a Ruben Escobosa. The Novice team showed gre promise for the future by taking the Novice divisi finals in Centenella Park. The cross country tean could not have done as well as they did without t fine coaching of Mr. Richard Martinez, a graduat of Cantwell and a former C.l .F . cross countl champion . Even with the 5-4 record the future bright with all varsity runners returning, with t exception of the captain Fred Kosinski. VARSITY CROSS - COUNTRY Bill Delphin, Robert Jimenez, Bob Corona, Vince Rinehart, Fred Kosinslci, Gary Provenzano, Joe Abril, Rich Elisaldez. P: it Mm l Ai 44 ... Wei? S r 'DIR ' 6 as, jf? NOVICE DIVISION CROSS COUNTRY OI B II D R h Vmned e Rud Trevlzo Muke Regan Jlm Connaughton John Martinez Sieve Lopez, Nick Sfupey Dems lvxer I avls IC g y , S. 31 A Munn-n-. FRONT ROW Terry Smlfh, Bull Reefz Mr Richard Martinez coach , C, f'ffI'fWVy ,, .4 I QW .,! --... i' CROSS COUNTRY Rene Romero Ruben Escobosa STANDING Ernie Blera, Jlm Hernandez, Allen Pena, Chris Barron J' hd - I-L AV I In ' 3-is 9 '45, F- ' , .1 x ..., ,T-Te .I I ' 4. 0. I. ' ..- V , 'D ' Ag. ' ' I - , 1 ' f 3 - Q . , - -fy -J , . -4 . el 1.-QV ' ' .QR I I w ir. T' I . N. I I .F -. ,Vg . .1 I . . .' - O. f -. ,f .A -JK HF' 41- if ' Lift I r A. 510'-'L--' I 5 ' - v ' ' J Y' .'1!-WI'. Q I fi. 1- V' I M- 'A - 'W T. Q 1 I -I . r , JIU Y ' .Ev-'Fe I .- t . I ,591 'exif' I I 'J ' . Y li V mails, iw-V . Q ,i 3. ',. 5... Y? K '1 ,, A . 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TOP ROW: Tom Arranga, Gil Apodaca, Bill Mc Keever. young Zfcnln J-ins Winning Season '1tqi,,,,1,1 ':'f, - 1 Gary Ohanesian begins his iump in the long iump competi- tion. This year's track team, with a combination of consistent devel- opment, strong spirit, and fine coaching, has produced a very suc- cessful season, Cantwell, led by its outstanding sprinters, field, and distance men, was a strong contender in the Angelus League. Win or lose the squad would never give up and would always put out every bit of energy they possessed. The spike team this year acquired the capable coaching of the Stupey brothers. Pete Stupey handled those athletes in the sprints and field events while Joe coached our always excellent distance men. Together these two men created a well conditioned, hustling track team, which was eager to get every possible point. The Varsity was supported by many fine track and field men. Tom Arranaga in the 100 and 220, Richard Soria in the 220 and 440, George Belarde in the 440 and RobertJimenez in the 880, all aided in establishing a team victory. In the distance runs the team was sparked in the mile by Vince Rhinehart, Jose Abril , and Bill Delphin, and in the two mile by Fred Kosinski, Bob Corona, and Richard Elisoldez. Danny Sanchez consistently gave a good showing in the hurdles. The high iump and pole vault success de- pended on both George Rinehart and Pat Jones. Chris Berru and Tom Arranaga usually placed high in the long jump. Bob De Alba and John Reina were the varsity's two most capable shot putters. The relay team, composed of Sanchez, Belarde, Soria, and Arran- aga, added to the team's overall strength . The J .V. team, although not as strong as last year's champion- ship club, gave an outstanding showing in all their meets. Cant- well received excellent pertormances from such track men as: Tom Davey and Nick Stupey in the hurdles, Bob Crook in the pole vault, Doug Young in the shot put, Victor Cano in the broad iump, AI Nahara in the 660, and Fred Padilla and Rene Romero in the 1320. The Cee team, although lacking depth, nevertheless completed the season with a Fine record . The team consisted of talented trackmen such as: Richard Elias and Kent Belardi in the sprints, Ed Nahara and John Lizzi in the 660, John Martinez and Robert Mares in the 1320, and Robert Lopez and Jim Fraser in the long iump and high iump. 9? I lip V i .JN .ll .,--l.L,l QV.--:U H t-HAI. rs, Will l....T .-J. I I I. excellent form, Dan Sanchez leads in the hurdles. - ' -j:'. l'f'u!U nce Rinehart charges across the line at the end of the mile run. BEE TRACK FRONT ROW: Jose Hernandez, Vic Cano, Leo Benavidez, K I Richard Barbosa, Joe Rimio, l Don Smith, Robert Crook. SECOND ROW: Tom Torri, Mike Regan, Alfonso Najera, John Lizzi, Nick Stupey, Fred Garcia, Chris Barron, Bruce Casares. TOP ROW: Rene Romero, Fred Padilla, Tom Davy, Doug Young, Armando Mendez, Dexter Massa, Andy Cota, Steve Haluslca. . .er 53445 , Q gilb- .LE Y fi George Rinehart, pounding down the pole vault path, attempts to break the school record. CEE TRACK FRONT ROW: Plwilip Ruiz, Bob Mares, Charlie Higuera, Richard Ybarra, J oe Capucerfi, Jim Fraser, John Davis, David Avila. SECOND ROW: David Enrico, Dennis DeAnda, Kent Belarde, Marfin Mall, Ralph Velasco, Bria n Terrell. THIRD ROW: Tino Urango, John Marfinez, Sfeve Garrifano, Tim Farmer, Bolo Lopez, Charles Sfiegmann, Dave Hofclwkiss. Rich Soria leads in the 440 as Bill McKeever holds second place. i' , ...:,.:. S ,K V - E' , 'l . if G4 'T .4 Bob Crook clears bar in fhe pole vault competition. Tom Arranaga strains for extra distance in fhe long iump par' s- Io Joe Rimio receives the baton from Dennis DeAncla in fhe Cee relay. Roberf Jimenez breaks the rape faking first place in the varsity 880 yard run . . Y.,-.,r ,ag Sa. V' 'A-Qlffif. , H . - -.,,4.,.., Tom Arrcmaga and Gary Provenzano baffle for first place in The lO0 . .ij T i Finishing The 440 in first place is Richard Soria. 87 Seniors feud wrdiual im' 'ua- 1966 CANTWELL VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM--TOP ROW: John Diaz, Al Caperella, Steve Gilles, Mike Sullivan, Tom Schell, Frank Bravo MIDDLE ROW: Richard Rodriguez, Joe Reina, Tom Nolan, Dan Lispi, Edward Valenzuela, Lee Betancourt, Rich Castro, Mike Bremseth BOTTOM ROW: Craig Kiefer, Earl Hamby, Danny Cooper, Donald Rizzi, Steve Tumasian, Don Gray, Dan Bruich, Tom Quigley. ,-fra ' . iff. e fl ' if .L-5 V i if Y ' 1 V V Q 15912521-v. . , --2 sr. - 5 . Jgaiii- A, , 'V f is H, . - U A -df' -Q - A if Y ,Q - - ?i'-Vi an - - - J, ... v - .kicg - Mike Sullivan checks runner at second as Earl Hamby awaits pitch . Cantwell once again produced its usual type of baseball team this past year, out- standing. Spirited by the desire to excel and led by the excellent coaching of Br. ..l.P. Reynia, the Cardinals proved to be more than an equal match for every team they faced, including some of the top-ranked in the C.l.F. The team's tight defensive play, timely hitting, and clutch pitching enabled it to bring great success to its school . The defensive stalwarts throughout the year were: Captain Earl Hamby, Don Rizzi, Ed Valenzuela, and Dan Bruichg the powerful offense was led by Steve Gilles, Tom Sch ell, and Mike Giugno. The pitching was superbly handled by Tom Schell, Mike Sullivan, and Lee Betancourt, three of the best hurlers in the league . Congratulations to the team and Br . Reynia on a great year. X ,,-,T 'V 1 57 s 'I' A Q' W A ,E ' '- i'f,li2 ' 1.1131 ' Q W' if 'gk z mlb I - , M , 4 H-L .,..5,ef .' V-!. gk: 21 . X'- ' rf ' f W i t ' 4 n - ,.'qA'1s? 4 . K m. ' ', '. ' E, S -rm -t I A V-ww r 1 1' V Q,-v' ' ..t', J. 4 '11 W V other Reynia and Joe Reina keep a careful eye on the batter. 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Beginning a rally, the Cardinal Varsity looks on anxiously from the bench. 1 S en I , Wei, iw, , ,w-q:,,t.- I M ' 1'i' L+. T X K. lx iw HY i -ii f 1 4 we K Htl . 'as ' ' . - ' --i , f Liz.,-1, . . who -W , - - , -.1 - A A M, .I 4 tw is ' A , x . H H . sr S i .44 Third baseman Eddie Valenzuela is caught in mid-stride as he races home. Y gk... iv- .-a ,Y Q. e .M f Xe e 3 , f is ' 2 ET T: .it 1 .I V ,A . x . , g, z?f'7 'g t . V i H t 1 1 f I I -J.-H .fi . T Q51 l'Ql, Captain Earl Hamby intently awaits the pitch . - ' ' ' - ' I - -.ig . H ., , , . - :-5 .- 1 .L , -. - Q A ,. A-f.u.-iff' - mix . ' g . . sew.. . Mike Giugno connects for a base hit. zxgf 1 f-.f f 1 i , fur .ww- r-g.'- , 32' 'ls 5 - ' .jg :4'A:1 5'?1 ' H' ' - ,' -sift V. Jgffais- 'rf-A , ' W A3247 After hitting a home run which gave the Cardinals the lead, Steve Gilles is congratulated by his teammates - and young Fans. nge? in 'rr -' 'r 'H ' as 1-1.- ,., silt' ptr In lf? sf- J ,- . 'sim' .. .V 'QT'-W ww ng. Ama? -..-I i 'r Co-Captain Steve Gilles leads away from first . Second baseman Earl Hamby puts tag on sliding opponent. me if . , sre-- . if A l . P ' .- 'il' QU' km -g'.fJ - s ll s l . 1 . 1 - V . A -- - .J -f Q,,,,.u-. I -il 4 ' Y It ll ii , D xi .egg I -Lf . ,e,g,,L 'gf :iii-S ff l e ' ' l 'Z' ,Y 'A ' - fbvr ' '-I '-'H Y, ,,'?uf.d', e . .Q ,av 1 - 7:f:,.--.L-myxafxfffgtrw -: ' 't ' ,, ,..l,'1l'fg5,'.'fgQ 1' - jf-'-one-A ,..-,,,.g.-1 'J 'CVT' 'J- ,-. '-- , 'g,'a r . , '., -'1' .fw Y 'Kg -V 'T j..' ' if, , , wifi-.ff ff?'flQ-Cvifiiffsp fi? , ' ' 44-.-,'r-l-Ln-4 'aCaf'1 'w.' , , J - Jftggj '- 5 -351 lg. i Ev Q l ll ' . an gm ' - x sway I Mike Sullivan displays his pitching form. 91 Strong Hitting Marks ,W Smsau l966 J.V. BASEBALL TEAM--TOP ROW: Head Coach Mr. Stangel, Dave Fowlenfot, Richard Gomez, Steve Valdez, Vaughn Delphin, Ray Molina, Mike Villa, Richard Quintero, Randy Schell, Jim Ventriglia, Asst. Coach Mr. Gulberg. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Barela, Fred Abadie, Robert Heneahosa, Jim Street, Ken Rasura, Mike Healy, Dave Taylor, John Ventriglia, Conrad Chavez, Art Salas. Producing good baseball teams year after year is quite a feat, but at Cantwell this feat is con- tinually bettered. Led this year by sophomore catcher Ray Molina, frosh third baseman Mike Villa, left fielder Rocky Paulin, and short- stop Steve Valdez, the J.V. baseball team rolled on to another prosperous season. Leading the hurling staff was Richard Gomez, Randy Schell, and David Foulenfont. Under the coaching of Mr. Stangel and Mr. Gulberg the team took shape steadily as the season progressed and ,fin- ished the season in good standing . Coach Stangel and the J .V. bench nonchalantly watch opponents infield practice. Ray Molina drives one foul down the third base line. ,ies-nj Randy Schell warms up before the Sf Paul's game. Mike Villc comes info to score following a single by Steve Valdez. , L2 5' .. 3' ' Tx. ll s - Conrad Chavez pulls up with a solid triple. Varsity cfvulcnds for 6.79 6I'0Wl1 1966 VARSITY GOLF TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Petro, Jim Samsing, Bob Minor, Tom Minor, Joe Gallego, Ted Elias, Steve Schmidt As the Yearbook goes to press, the Varsity Golf Team is in First place in the Santa Fe League. They have a record of twenty straight victories extending over three seasons, two leagues QAngelus and Santa Fel, and public and private high schools. They have even greater potential than their present record indicates. The two lowest scorers - Tom Minor and Joe Gallego are sophomores. Juniors Bob Petro and Steve Schmidt both have steadily decreasing averages. They also have two and three years varsity experience respectively. Seniors Jim Samsing - most improved player - and Bob Minor are contin- uous low scorers, always being a threat to take individual low scoring honors. Sopho- more Ted Elias, up from the J.V.'s, also has a rapidly improving game and average. ln Fact the scoring average of the team to date is approximately 37.5 strokes for nine holes.- ln a striking comparison, pro golfers average around 36 For nine holes. Rated as one of the best teams in Southern California, the Varsity Team has ten remaining games. Hopes are high of taking these, the league, and the top spot - C.I .F. champions. T k sm Che HV WW 13 t , I 1966 J.V. GOLF TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paf Rogers, Jim Mandala, Richard Holmes, Richard Dewberry, Larry Whifret , , BR. 4 , - ' 1-5, '.- -fb, ' A ' '.' 2 ' J,-asf, , W1 V - . ' -T, 'qs 73- jr- .4f:1 u uw, ' . - ii 1 s-r-- 'mf' - . 'u.,, rew1- , -- , .nh rg - 1. . f r' .V ' , 'fr-'g'g3v'1j,gi JH s . , ' ,, ' 'Y ,. 4. Q, 1, ,- -... , w. -fsrisn., , A. '- Low scorers on the Varsity team were Joe The Iwo seniors on the team were Bob Gallego and Tom Minor. Minor and Jim Samsing. - - -'. ' , , - , . W Di Vi. . .. . V Q .1 , 3 - J. 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This club has shone forth with the spirit of action which has totally engrossed our schools It has not only kept the- traditional responsi- bility for such projects as the canned food drive, the Union Forum, Mary's Hour etc. but has sought new hori- zons in teaching C.C.D. classes, caroling at hospitals at Christmas, increasing the popularity ofthe Hootanany Mass, Hospital work, and the entering of Cantwell's first float into the Annual Guadulupe Procession, with still an outing scheduled for the spring. All 'n all ithas been a busy year for the Cantwell Sodality, A Year of Action . 5-fu, ,ii 1 ii il' I my limi - Q - l , ii , ' 1 md SODALITY: Br. Costello moderator, Richard Elisaldez, Bill Delplwin. Corona, Jim Mandala. , ,rw : : :fig in in N W, B ?Wm in V awww' ii V ii gfmfiff ' Bremsetlw, Ed Godinez, Jess Alvarez, John Gordines, George Flores, Bob Q, SODALITY: Mike Sciaraffa, Kevin Pawlik, Mark Goebel, John Arii1eEi,1'a,Y,Aniiy Frumenfo, Carlos Lozano, Fred Kosinski, Rich Spinelli, Albert Cerecedes, Ron Culveauxf, Ri-charbl Marque. SEATED: Marc Leon, Mitch Loza, Dun Rodriquez, Ralph Chavez, Rick Valdez.. W - -- Hrs' lines ' lil Z Q53 wf -we V mf 755-I Brother Houlihon kept a watchful eye an the Cantwell Carnival. . sift' QUIZ f QL -- Wf '4.E. . QW' Mr. Griialva and Mr. Hafner were two of the many workers who helped with the Christmas Tree Sale . . ' llfhfflt YPGNSOJPGD if ' 99,05 A Ill a' Q- , N , , ,H g'i1,:A,, Brother Satterthwaite and members of the Lettermen's Club assisted at the Carnival 100 N x Parents ' glllb Lfoucludcs Successful lfmr . ,XX X yr P -zu, ,sxh .FM . 'z L. Mrs. Geneva Perry and Mrs. Betty Bradley did an excellent iob of preparation for this year's fashion show. Composed of many charitable fathers and mothers of Cantwell students, this year's Parents Club has provided the school with many benefits obtained from co-operation between faculty and parents. The organization enables the parents not only to be- come better acquainted with each other, but with the faculty as well. Besides serving as this link between faculty and par- ents, the club graciously donates their time and energy to- ward sponsoring many fund raising events. These proiects both educational and social, have greatly benefited the student body . The Cantwell Parents Club, under the moderation of Br. J .A. Houlihan consisted of a very capable and generous board of directors such as: Mr. Tony Martinez, president, Mrs. Gilles and Mr. Williams, vice-presidents, Mrs. Williams, secretary, Mr. Troughton, treasurer. With such fine leadership, the organization was able to undertake the varied activities which arose during the school year. The first maior proiect on the Parents Club agenda this year, was the annual Christmas Tree sale . Under the direction of chairman, Mr. Gray, the sale was its usual success. The Christmas party for the Brothers, organized by Mr. and Mrs. Quintero, was a very enjoyable and appreciated evening. The highlight of the mothers in the club was the ever popular Fashion Show, which was under the direction of Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Bradley. The Cantwell Carnival always the most re- warding of the year's festivities, was managed by Mr .Williams . These are but a few of the many necessary and appreciated activities sponsored by our Parents Club. We therefore would like to give them our heartfelt thanks for their tremendous time and effort so willingly donated throughout the year . BOARD OF DIRECTORS T965-66 102 STUDENT COUNCIL--TOP ROW: Bob Griff, Mike Falletto George Gonzalez Ed Terrel, Mike Sullivan, Jerry Lopez Bob Romero Mike THIRD ROW: Terry Smith, Jerry Amante, Bill Reetz, Jess Meza A J Loya .loe Rlmio, Mike Takeuchl SECOND ROW Jess Alvarez, Cerecedes, Bill Pena, Dan Sanchez, Rick Ochoa, Ralph Chavez, Fred Kosmskl, Rick Valdez FRONT ROW Earl Hamby, Gene Reames Delphin, Richard Estrada, George Belarde, Don Rizzi, Ray Roaro Jasso, Ed Valenzuela What is a student Government? The 'WOrCl government is clearly defined as a system of rule. lt logically follows a student governments' aim is to furnish not only a ruling body which is equal to those governed, but also to discover and impliment the requests or needs presented . ln ac- complishing this achievement the body serves as a bridge between Faculty and student. So it was with the Cantwell Student Council ot i965-66. Working under a newly written Con- stitution a newness ot purpose and dedication arose in the ranks of its members. The Body took on the responsibility of rule and improved the quality of the school both in appearance and in mental atti- tude . Producing major improvement programs such as a scholarship award, a campus beautification project, and a spirit revival surge were but a Few of the numerous accomplishments in the Student Council. The form of Student Gove1'nment in Cantwell High School was active this year creating a newly aware but strong base from which to build . As a government it created a system of organized rule. The Student Council of i965-66 dynamically ful- filled its purpose. ff' 'Z' SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS--TOP l to r Mike Sullivan Rick Valdez BOTTOM George Gonzales, Ed Terrell, Al Cerecedes Ralph Chavez, Fred Kosinski, John Reina, Jim Mandala, Tom Quigley, Mike Sullivan, Bob Davy, Vince Rinehart, Steve Gilles, Ernie , Bob Corona, Edgar Gomez. SEATED: Sfeve Schmidt, Rod Ozusr, Rich Castro, Doug Young, Joe Gallego, Don Rizzi, Gary Provenzano, Hansen. ABSENT: Presidenf Earl Hamby. Icttermcn 's Klub STANDING: Richard Elisaldez, Robert Jimenez, Gene Reames, Bob Griff, Mike Schaff, Bob DeAlba, Rich Spinelli, Jerry Lopez, Bob Romero, Jerry Amanfe, Ken Geddes. SEATED: Richard Soria, Dan Lispi, Dan Bruich, Gilbert Apodoca, Chris Berru, Marc Leon, John Laune, Paul Favero. Q5 A WWII l leger? S PERCUSSION SECTION: David Aguilar, Russel Farrell, John Archer, Bryan Fain, Tim Dornaus. The Band and the Glee Club entertained at the Christmas party . 104 This year was finally the year for improvement and the band was no exception . You might say a new note was introduced. This new note was the result of hard work and many hours offered by Mr. Philip Campo and the few but earnest students who joined. This new note is desire. Every student recognized this note at the Christmas Assembly when, after the performance, they were given a well deserved standing ovation and a request for another number . Members of this newly spirited band are divided into three parts . First are the students participating in reed: George Armenta , Alfred Ponce, Mike McDonagh, John Gordines, Jim Mandala, Andy Piesh , Joe Aguilar, Charles Steigma, and David McDermott. Second are those in percussion: Tim Domaus, Bryan Fain , Russell Ferrel, and Charles Venegas. I And finally the brass: John Archer, Jaime Baltazar, Richard Pomo, Mike Linihan, Tim Fanner, Richard Hansen, Mike Cobas, Richard Ogas, and Victor Cano. In final tribute to one of the finest organized clubs in Cantwell and one of the most underated, I hope that this new note will carry on to future years. Congratulations! num! I fir, NAS l REED SECTION: Jim Mandala, John Gordines, George Armenia, AI Ponce. STANDING: Mike McDonagh, Manuel Hernandez, Charles Sriegmann, Andrew Piesh . 'fx 'I iv . BRASS SECTION: Richard Ogas, Jaime Baltazar, Michael Cobas, Richard Pomo. BACK ROW: Michael Linehan, Richard Hansen, Victor Cano, Tim Farmer. Glee glllb - --,,., ,- C., ,J fi V, . -.., , r -w.-,, . ,I , - A.. me 'sb A -vt: -A . V.. A-.L . , ' ' r - f 5 t W ' ' tv -,.e,-,eggw':- -4.fuf':,':En.u-...' ' Q: -,-'.' 4. ' BASSES--FRONT ROW: Michael Caliendo, Thomas Long, Gerard Ragusa, Steve Peralef, Thomas Merlino, Albert Cerecedes, John Marty, Don Castenada. STANDING: Lawrence Baca, Bruce Landry, Richard Ford, Robert DeAlba, William Moreno, Vincent Rinehart, Richard Spinelli, Steve Nasmen, Adolpho Loya, Jpseph Reina. ,Ama-rmwpuvvnwnpmgnqxysulkenxfxx-,L-, I A I 5 l I l 1 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Richard Ford, Mr. Elson, director, Rod Ozust, Ken Geddes. V 'Fifi-.ii TFQI' Future Glee Clubs. Combined with the if A il i ,3TlfgiSf'yeqr'S' Cantwell Glee Club has set a goal of of S'Ucred Heart of Mary and under the dompetent direction of Mr . Elson , they have worked hdfd., practicing for upcoming performances. Pre- 'sriidiing lolificers atkthese sessions were Ken Geddes, presiblenti Mike Galiendo, vice-president, Richard ,secretary-ifeasurer, and Rod Ozust, librarian. Their .first big, test came at the Brothers' Christmas Party and fthey' were-' equal to the task . Then the Music Department, presented an operetta entitled Patience WQfi1fel't.flpylGi.lbertand Sullivan featuring the Cantwell Ghcl,5d,d'red -Heart Glee Clubs, The operetta was a sucq'ess.,and gave further compensation to their hard They put on one more spring concert for the QParents':1'Club and closed out the year at the Cantwell cdfijrflehdement exercises . .. ,V , Che Sound af ,Music Isl f' r-arf 5- . r Vi, . .il J. nhl., N. A . N - N-i:f-,Url .-4, ' 3 A 7' 'f-if5'4,Lw. .,,. . .I lu,,' .- - ,, w f,.:fi:'j se Q ' FIRST TENORS--FRONT ROW: John Armenta, David Avila, Richard Davis, Peter Arciniega, ,- f- ,C ' . , ,ur ., - ?.L,4. . 54 -. ana, -1. I Carlos Molina, Ken Rasura, Ruben Lozano, Gary Provenzano. STANDING: Fred Padilla, David Cortez, Pat Wilson, Charles Gevoian, Joe Rimio, Leo Benavidez, Steve Civitak, Ken Raschka . A E IH 'fi I I I lL- E lr' 14.1, Laszlo - ---4' TENORS--FRONT ROW: Mike Melendez, Dave Taylor, Robert Arciero, Steve Segreto, Labastida, Alfonso Donato, Tony Manriquez, Dennis Koloa. STANDING: Ray Platz, Sacco, Luis Carreras, Dennis Guieterrez, Mike Soderman, Mike Betancourt, Steve Block, Ozust, Ken Geddes, Edgar Gomez. 3 gl ': NT, ff if Christmas Concert was a combined effort by Sacred Heart of Mary and Cantwell. 107 Michael Takeuchi Editor-in-Chief 1966 Veritas Staff Steve Schmidt Sports Editor CONTRIBUTORS Mike Phillips John Laune Ruben Escobosa Jerry Lopez Art Salas Tim Ryan Steve Smith Gene Reames Mike Schaft Jim Mandala Rich Herried Edgar Gomez Business Manager Don Gray Layouts Phil Ponucci Rod Ozusf Assoc iczfe Editor Mike Kifaharc Typing Editor f Bob Mares Bryon Foin Photography Art Guzman i .--- rlhlil w ,il w mi, ,N ,MW W HW , ,,,MJl.m ,li,Wl,m.ii ill:sflgvllllllllfllil1iill:lll SENIOR DEBATE TEAMS--STANDING: Rick Ochoa, Ken Westbrook, SEATED: Kevin Pawlilc, Tim Ryan. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Greg Armour, Mike Williams, Dave Fuentes, Robert Brother Tomkins plans Cantwell Debate Tourna ment. Gilbert. SEATED: Tim Shannon, John Fuller, Rene Villarreal. 1 -nliihnis 9 ' legze Srpresezen Fersuaszen Speech and Debate ....u-..4m.. PUBLIC SPEAKING GROUP David Campbell Bull Blazevlch, Mitchell Thomas, Leo Benavldez Sam Castaneda Steve Fernandez Kevin Pawllk presented awards for the Cantwell Sacred Heart of Mary Speech Tournament Comlng off a strung of late season vlctorles In the I964 65 year, It looked like an excellent opportunity for the Cantwell Varsity Debate Team to take the top posltlons In all three of the leagues they are members of As the 65 66 season com menced most of these expectations seemed to be coming true At Domlnguez Hugh In Compton, the fave man team rapped ruval Bishop Amat and North Torrance to collect a 2 l record In November the Cards competed rn the Dual League open at Ploneer Hugh School, and though Pawllk and Ryan again won 2 out of 3 rounds beatmg Keppel and La Mrrada , the team as a whole was shown to be very weak In the mdlvldual events caused by the loss of Greg Pawllke, Mnke Lozler and Bull Gonzolas ln graduatuon Finally at the flrst mayor tournament of the year at Ramona Hugh m Rlversnde, the Cards won flve of sax rounds to reach the finals Two weeks later at Notre Dame, Pawllk and Ryan again advanced undefeated to the finals to lose In a spllt decision to lgnatlus of San Francisco At the semester break, thelr record was T3 5 At the turn of the year more emphasis was placed on Ind: vlduals, but the graduatuon losses could not be made up At San Franclsco, Cerritos, and the National Quallfyers Keven Pawllk advanced each time to the fmals of the tournament, winning some T2 rounds and coming In second In only three But the rest of the team could little nn support As the year draws to a close, most of the attention rests on the state qualifying and league championship tournaments Due to the overwhelming number of freshmen and a lack of experienced speakers, the team has done less than last year, but with more experience, next year s team should be a winner Best prospects Include lunlor Tlm Ryan, sophomores Ken West brook and Rich Ochoa, and freshmen Greg Amour, Mike Wnl lrams, Sam Castenecla, Steve Fernandez, Bob Gilbert and Gabe Chavez -1 . , . fl it V ' T e .Ill mr . . K I . '. . . ,H . CHESS CLUB--SEATED: Waldo Fuente, Pat McGrane, Steve Percles, Dan Lispi, Rich Holmes, Robert Weber Alex Gonzales, Chris Almazon. STAN DING: Jose Vasquez, Mark Gallego, Edward Martinez, Gary Candelaria, Albert Abbott, Don Crispin, Herman Weir, James Salazar, Tony Enriquez, Armando Mendez. ..-.35 Mr . Jan Keller One of the intellectual activities at Cantwell is the Chess Club. Under the direction of Brother Hunt, its purpose is to provide mental stimulus and at the same time purposeful entertainment. There are about 25 active members. The ten best enter into competition with other schools on an interscholastic basis. Since the initiation ofthe Club three years ago, the teams have given good account of themselves in matches and tournaments. New Asslsifml l-lbfafl'-m LIBRARY LEAGUE: Alex Huley, Jack Quadara, John Seravla Carlos Con The Library Club was first organized in l962. The purpose of this service club is to assist the librarian in his many duties, principally in the processing of new books. Members of the club also pro- vide service to the other students of the school by keeping the shelves in order and assisting them in locating the ma- terial they need . A library club pin is awarded to faithful members at the close of the school year, and when feasible some other form of special entertain- ment. As we have a good library so we have too an excellent club to match it. treras, Mike Soderman, Robert Arciero, Thomas Swift James Salazar Anthony Moreno, Anthony Enriquez. ,Ng 1' THE FREEDOM , E. SHRINE n ij i...I fl Ellfl r, . ,, , V 1 rl DANCE COMMITTEE: Ed Choporro, Dove Griicilvo, John Gordines, Louis Garcia, Rick Valdez, Joe McSweyn, Ruben Lozono, Alex McSweyn, Pete Chouler, Gene Reomes, Jerry Lopez, Albert Cerecedes. Dumas 'f A' 3'fff xk 'XY I , 1 elm! 5' -e-.. i The Friday night dances were sponsored by various school organizations. N 1 an r . I 1 1 1 ,,,,,,,. I Chuperons of the dance sponsored by the yearbook were Mr. and Mrs. Molina . A H1051 X1 'Y 828 I' A, A 1A11 3'YA vi. qqta I K he arhinal Making its debut this year with outstanding success was the Cantwell newspaper. Although the school has published a paper on occasion in the past, The Cardinal is our first steady paper. Moderated by Brother Hickey, Editor, Terry Smith, and his assistants Bill Reetz, Kevin Pawlick, and Rick Valdez see to it that the paper comes out every week . It provides the school with current news and stirring editorials. Meanwhile Ruben Q Sam Slanders I Escabosa and Dan f N .Y.K . I Lispi supply the students with a bit of humor. Mark Goebal and Gene Reames turn out the sports section . All in all, Cantwell has a fine new organization of which it can be very proud. The Cardinal has climbed to great heights while only in its infancy. We all hope to witness its continual growth in the future and with the potential of Cant- well's students we are very optomistic . A .X 46 5 ,Q V X 1 Q, WI P. P9 ACTIVITIES--BOTTOM ROW, l. to r.: Mike Kitahara, Schmidt, Rick Valdez, and Paul Salazar. MIDDLE John Bogy, John Gordines, and Ralph Chavez. TOP Kevin Pawlik. Bti Ili-lil. ., BOTTOM ROW, l. to r.: Bill Reetz, Dan Lispi, Richard Soria, and Tony Caruso. TOP ROW: Mike Guigno, Ruben Escobosa, Bob Minor, and Mike Molina . ,E PHOTOGRAPHERS: Don Smith and Tom Savard ui, BOTTOM ROW I 1' Bull Reetz Rnchard Marque Marc Leon, and Rack Valdez TOP ROW ii UH J -f-1 L to r Adolph Refa and Rick Marque XXXL V an T1 T15 table persons who had a hand in the preparation of the x 2 Gene Reames and Queen Vicki Addante are surrounded by the Homecoming Court. ight 0 Kemcmbcr I 1 4:36:45 , 1 -.,, ,.--. gf Although this year's Homecoming was a hectic one in which the plans were altered and re-altered several times, it was certainly one of CantweII's most successful festivities . This fact can be largely attributed to the reigning beauty of queen Vicki Addante and the lovely princesses: Sheryl Cuba, Yolanda Esquivel, Kathy Smith, and Louise Chaploupka. Their maiesties were escorted by five lucky representatives of senior year: Gene Reames, Mike Sullivan, Bob De Alba, Earl Hamby, and Rick Valdez . The court began the ceremonies during the half-time of the St. Paul game . Making their grand entrance by motorcade, they took their places in a specially prepared viewing area of the home stands. After the game the court assembled in a transformed cafeteria which had been gayly decorated with the theme of Fantasy for the Young at Heart. Here Queen Vicki was crowned and presided over the Homecoming Dance. This truly memorable night could not have taken place without the Cantwell Pep Club and all the other chari- Homecoming . Our radiant Queen, Vicki Addante and her escort Gene Reames pose briefly for the VERITAS photographer. fenders af ,virif -Semper Pcpibus- The Cantwell Pep Club, the backbone of our school, has been re-established this year as one of our school's major activities. With a membership of over one hundred students, the Pep Club has instilled and activated a new spirit here at Cantwell. The'Pep Club, essential to the proper functioning of any athletic program , has engendered a greater enthusiasm for sports among all Cantwellites. Yet, besides faithfully attending our athletic contests the association unselfishly rendered their services whenever called upon . K I ul C3 Om f:-P9 lf one looks carefully at the three photos on this page one will see that each picture represents a letter in the effort of the PEP CLUB to spell out the word PEP . Well anyway it was a good idea when we started. 117 E716 Horum Steven Lopez, Bryan Bise, Edward Nava, Guiliano Mottmo Philip Panaccl Gene Lucas, Mike Melendez . This year was the year for improvements and new ideas for Cantwell . One of these new ideas, put into action by Mr. Richards, was the Cantwell High School Forum . This organization of ambitious students showed a strong and active interest in the social, political, economical and historical problems of the world . They conducted various meetings with men of different businesses and professions, that were open to any student interested. One of these meetings was with a Mr. Robert Sharf, a special agent of the F.B.I . Cantwell has been very proud of this Forum since it started in January with high goals in mind, and despite their late start they achieved these goals with great suc- cess. May Cantwellites in future years take advantage of this beneficial organization to help them conquer the responsibilities put to them by their American citizen- ship . .-.A - ,..,.' , .irz-'-,':.... ec., J. 5 .,..s--,,,. Joining in open air discussion are: Bob Gonzalez, Jack Quadara, Don Smith George Belarde, Gabriel Reyes, Alfredo Ortega, George Flores, Pat Shannon and Gene Reames ' ME Cixi H A FIELD One of the many projects ofthe Boosters' Club was the construction of an observation tower for the Cantwell field. Willing flclpcrs This year a special thanks goes to this enthusiastic and active club for its outstand- ing contribution to the athletic program at Cantwell. Initiated tive years ago, it is com- posed of alumni and parents who have an in- terest in supplying the Cantwell teams with the best in uniforms, training aids, athletic aids, athletic equipment and anything that will promote Cantwell as number l in ath- letics. This year their accomplishments more than ever, have added a great incentive to the sports program at Cantwell. Their time and dedication to their self-made task de- serves a special note of commendation from the Student Body and the Veritas. 'TT' l l l l is 7 V 5 J 1 BOOSTER CLUB--SEATED: Mr. Ventriglia, Mr. Frank Pomykata, Mr. Joe Stupey, President, Mr. Ed Urban, Mr. Robert Quigley, Mr. Tony Gallego, Br. B.A. Parent, Mrs. Joe Quintero, Mr. Joe Quintero, Ed Gallego. 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CALIFORNIA ED KRETZ PRESIDENT AT O-8 244 CU 3-4277 Editor-in-chief MICHAEL TAKEUCHI Business Manager ED GAR GOMEZ Associate Editor RO D OZUS T v Sports Editor STEVE SCHMIDT Layout Editor DON GRAY Photography MICHAEL PHILLIPS 1 BRYAN FAIN Underclassmen RICH HERRIED ART GUZMAN BOB MARES Activities JIM MANDALA PHIL PANACCI JOHN LAUNE Typing Editor MICHAEL KITAHARA Contributors RUBEN ESCOBOSA 501420 JERRY LoPEz ART sALAs TIM RYAN STEVE SMITH GENE REAMES MIKE SCHAAF 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Without the cooperation of the Principal and Faculty the I966 Veritas would not have been possible. We owe a special thanks to the many busi- ness sponsors and friends ot Cantwell who have made contributions to the Veritas SENIOR AND JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY ' COMPLIMENTS OF SC Studio of fpliofogmpliy 252756 W. BEVERLY BOULEVARD MONTEBELLO, CALIFORNIA 90640 2527If2 W. 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