Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

W K 5 H « a . C%« II (JO A X 7: 5 Y fWujJu (pMru. .Moodj duA) UtV J t P sl % v « « £VV Jf The 1970 Chimes staff . fJrPlf Yo V Ao of Cathedral High School ' ' ],- P Y- JyfYt ngeles, California .. 7 V °k c o v v . ' te V ft? 4- ' 7l ' -3 -4_I— 1 BISHOP TIMOTHY MANNING HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MC INTYRE ARCHBISHOP OF LOS ANGELES tS 4±- lAJr A R C H ojSt E S £ Of LOS ANGELES r 4i I WEST NINTH STREET rS ANGELES, Cal OUnk.-k 8 8 10 1 Novembers, 1969 O r v v ATHEDRAL HIGH 5CHCOL CHIMES 253 Slodium Way Los Angeles, California 90012 My dear Students: I N I am pleased indeed to express to you a ' this time qui fieoi tfelt best wishes. Trie example of Catholic education as evidenced in our splendid school and others of our system manifests a ha mint that is based on the Fundamentals of life, the existence of God, the law of love ond charity and the expression of these in a benevolence to oui fellow man. We ate confident that these exomples of charity will evei prevail with the students, and that in your highei studies you will ovajl yourself plentifully of the divine giaces so generously at your disposal. Praying foi you all blessings, I am BISHOP JOHN J. WARD Faithfully Oui ' , in s archbishCp Los Angeles BISHOP JOSEPH DOUGHERTY Can you conceive . . . of... growth. . .encounter. . .frustration. . .concern, reality. . .oneness. . .individuality . . .exploration. . .discovery. . . struggle. . .involvement . . .loneliness . . .expression . . .decision. . . creativity, .experiment . . .competition. . .happiness . . .love. . . The 1970 Chimes presents the concepts of Cathedral. 1 9k L I CONCEPTS ME EG AN Are you dedicated enough . . . to. . . work after all others have gone home . . . take an interest in one who lacks interest . . .make a fool of yourself to express an idea. . . be concerned about someone ' s college prospects . . . listen carefully for the sounds of discontent . . .feel the pain of a lost effort, and encounter the challenge of a new one . . . help a student in any way you can . The 1970 Chimes staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. James Meegan. CONCERN .tffiMJ. v£M3F M Br. Daniel Lee Principal Student Council Moderator Br. David Gomez Vice-Principal Religion Br. Christopher Bassen Dean of Studies Science Mrs. Grace Weber Treasurer Mrs. Linda Heatherly Registrar Sec. to the Principal Mrs. Ruth Metter Receptionist Attendance Clerk Br. Albert Di Conti Emeritus Br. Sean Lara Religion Retreat Coordinator Mr. Ronald De Nino English J. V. Basketball Coach Mr. James Meegan English Chairman Senior Advisor Mr. Frank Sunada Mathematics Business Law 10 Mr. Richard Weldon English Yearbook Moderator Br. Anthony Lenz Mathematics Chairman Bookstore Manager P 1 1 ' f 1 1 1 1 . ■ Mr. Robert Beran Mathematics V. Football Coach Mr. Jeff Peltier English Counselor Mr. Paul Leahey Mathematics Mechanical Drawing 11 Mr. Carlos Cordero Spanish M.E. C.H. A. Moderator Br. James Hughes Social Studies C. S. F. Moderator Br. Mark HiU Study Skills Junior Advisor Br. Gerard Perez Language Chairman Freshman Advisor 12 Br. Richard Orona Religion Sophomore Advisor Mr. Robert Taylor Social Studies Student Activities Dir. Mr. Dominic Puglisi Social Studies J. V. Football Coach Mr. Philip Ferguson Social Studies N. Y. C. Coordinator Mr. Gregory Di Conti Social Studies Chairman Drama Mr. Victor Balzano Social Studies Athletic Director 13 Mr. Timothy Mills Physical Education V. Football Coach Mr. Thomas Humphreys Science Mathematics Mrs. Lois Loubey French Librarian 14 Mr. Raymond Mellado Physical Education Fr. Football Coach Mr. Alex Keith Physical Education Driver Training Br. Leonard Casper Art Alumni Director Mrs. Elizabeth Downs Art •-3x t£ Edwin Religion Chaplin nlon r, Sr. Claire Antoine Biology Mr. Barry Ribune Physical Education V. Basketball 15 Br. Kilian Millane Religion Supv. of Instruction i • • W «• « Mr. Joseph Matza Guidance Director Br. Casimir Reichlin Study Skills Chairman w N V ■ 1 3 1 5§Jlfei V r 4 V .,V; ' ' - ' ;: y Br. Michael Meister Religion Retreat Coordinator Mr. Ralph Rosato Physical Education Fr. Football Maintenance Mr. Jose Carrillo Mrs. Linda Arredondo Mis. Mary Palacios Mrs. Helen Hitchcock and Mrs. Vida Grieda Mr. Manuel Palacios 17 . ■ ■ ... M : ' ■-.■:■ ■■■ ' ■■..■:.• ■Hr ENCOUNTER SKh HB - ' ■ ' - I ■ . ' ■£ E R ii j s S? i 1 1 RUDY ACOSTA RICHARD AMORELLI JOSE ANDARA ABRAHAM ARELLANO MANUEL ARROYO JESS AYALA ARTHUR BARRIOS LUIS BRAMBILA ARTURO CHAPARRO . -A, ¥ ISMAEL CHAVEZ JUAN CHAVEZ MANUEL DE LA TORRE MARIO DUARTE ARTHUR DUENAS PETER DUNKEL LOUIS DURAN • 7 j « . {■WlMfMMi A.« | g 1 • WS r H H J , . ■ N j T ■ HUMBERTO GALLENO FELIPE GAITAN JUAN GARCIA RICHARD GARCIA FRANK GARRIDO FRANCIS GONZALEZ TUAN GONZALEZ ROBERT GONZALEZ yA ' . i I . ft TOM GONZALEZ JOSEPH HAYDEL HUMBERT HENDRICKSON ANTONIO HERNANDEZ RAMON HERNANDEZ ANTHONY JIMENEZ ANTONIO IANDEROS MARTIN LEDESMA EVELIO LEON OSCAR LIMON MICHAEL LUNA RAYMOND MADISON JAIME MAGALLANES GEORGE MANRIQUEZ TONY MARCO JOSEPH MARTIN ANTHONY MAYES ANTHONY METOYER JAVIER MEZA ROBERT MONTANEZ JAMES MOON DAVID MORALES FRANCISCO MORENO ALAN MOT A RICHARD MOTA RONALD MUNOZ LA MO KWAN NG MICHAEL NATIVIDAD 1 ARMANDO NUNEZ TONY ORNELAS JOHN ORTIZ DAN PASOUALICCHIO LLORENS PEMBROOK MAURICIO PENA JOSEPH PEREZ JUAN PEARRO MICHAEL PLACENCIA JAMES PULIDO DAVID RAMIREZ f 3 ifcs v. ' f w « rV t M _i. ■ • ( U .i - A l ANTONIO REYES GARY RIVERA FELIX ROMERO JORGE RUE EDDE SAMBRAf JOHN SANCHEZ EDWARD SOSA MANUEL SOTO DAVID TERRAZAS LARRY TORTUYA JOSE VELAZQUEZ HOMERO VELIZ CARLOS V1CENCIO STEVEN VILLAESCUSA JOHN VILLA SENOR DOUGLAS WONG EDWARD VILLEGAS PATRICK WALLACE KIN TAK WU In Memoriam Toward the end of the summer of 1969 two members of the class of ' 70 met their deaths in a tragic accident. These two seniors were Karl Mesler and Sal Rivera. Both were assets to their school and to us their classmates. Sal was a good student whose name was seen continuously on the Honor Roll for the three years he was at our school. He was a quiet person, but when he spoke he was heard. Karl, a good athlete and student, played frosh and J. V. football and, as a junior, went out for track as a pole-vaulter. Karl was a frank and helpful individual. He always expressed his feelings. We, the 1970 yearbook staff, dedi- cate the senior section of our book to these two outstanding Cathedral men. 1 SAL RIVERA KARL MESLER Outstanding Seniors % ' ■ ' N ;% HUGO CEPEIDA - for his dedication to Cathedral and outstanding achievements as a student. Hugo was elected by the students to lead and represent them through the year 1969-1970 as Student Body President. He played Varsity Soc- cer for three years and Varsity Football for two years. He was a member of the Senior Band and was involved in many other school activities. He was a member of M.E.C.H.A., the Block Cee, the Circle Cee, and the Dance Committee. During his senior year he maintained a 3. 5 grade point average. itor r ( RAYMOND MADISON - for his involvement in athletics and student government. Ray was a member of the Varsity Track team for two years and captain of the Varsity Football team. He was Freshman Class President and Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms. He was Jun- ior Class Representative and was appointed Parliamentarian. In his senior year Ray was president of the Black Youth Alliance and vice- president of the Block Cee. V rv MELVIN HENDERSON - for his many efforts in making things work this year. Melvin played Varsity Tennis for three years, during which time he was also a member of the Block Cee. He was an Editor on the Newspaper Staff and was on the Dance Committee for two years. Melvin was elected Student Body Secre- tary for the year 1969-1970 and was appointed Homecoming Chairman by the Student Council. STEVEN BUCKNER - for outstanding leadership among his fellow-students and classmates. Steve was a member of the Varsity Football team for two years and was elected captain of the Varsity Track team in his senior year. He was also elected Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Representative and Senior Class Chairman. Steve was a member of the Block Cee for two years and was an active member of the Black Youth Alliance. Paul Acuna Edward Ahumada Carlos Alatorre Charles Alcala Carlos Alvarez Paul Amesquita Tommy Aranda Jesus Armendariz Carlos Avalos Mario Avila Louis Ayala Reginald Badon Arthur Baltazar Armando Barragan Jorge Bran Carlos Campa Thomas Cano Luis Castillo Sammy Castillo Daniel Castro Frank Centeno Gilbert Chacon Ronald Chapman Richard Chavez Joe Coumes Ricardo Cruz Robert Dedeaux Daniel Delgado Ernest Delgado Michael Destefano Berto Devito m 1 E v l 1 Thomas Diaz Henry Domenici Joaquin Dominguez Paul Driscoll Mario Duarte Sergio Duarte Gilbert Duran Joseph Estrada Michael Evanilla Francisco Fabrega mkmMSM i«j James Forrest Steven Fregoso Guadalupe Garcia Hector Garcia Joe Garcia Jose Garcia Henry Gomez Hector Gonzalez Gilbert Green Michael Guerrero Ronald Guerrero Juan Gutierrez James Guzman Rudy Haro Kenneth Hawkins Benjamin Hernandez Mario Jimenez Mark Jojola Philip Jojola John Kwong Alfred Lara Hector Lemus M M Francisco Llerandi Adolpho Lopez Gilbert Lopez John Lopez Rosendo Macias Edward Mantini Jimmy Marin Martin Martinez Samuel Mendoza Francisco Meza Ralph Meza Ronald Milone Agustin Morales Peter Montano £ f£fc !-£ 4 v rt Michael Munoz Robert Murrieta Armando Navarro Ricardo Nevarez Victor Nunez Julian Olague Orlando Olivas Alfonso Orozco Jose Palacios Carlos Perez Manuel Pulido Joseph Quinonez Rocky Quint ero Juan Quiros Ruben Ramirez Henry Ramos Frederick Rodas Heriberto Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Rodrigo Rodriguez Salvador Rodriguez Alberto Romero George Romero Edward Rosales Angel Ruedaflores Arturo Ruiz IB Richard Saragoza William Solivan Salvador Stelly Stanley Sumi Oscar Tapia Mario Tiscareno Andrew Torres Sammy Torres Robert Turtle Juan Ureno Raul Urrutia Francisco Valdez Manuel Valenzuela Mario Vega Gerardo Velasco William Wiley Richard Zaldivar TOP: S. Samano, M. Andara, M. Contreras, F. Barocio. BOTTOM: R. Matamoros, G. Salazar, L. Flores, S. Soto. J. Pizarro, M. Nieves, J. Bermejo, M. Rueda. R. Gomez, J. Blando, A. Rodriguez, R. Garrido 58 J. Montes. D. Sanchez, J. Cuellar, W. Meger, J. Zuniga, D. Cordova, H. Flores, STANDING:]. Perez, C. Oliva, E. Armendariz, R. Araiza, G. Martinez, J. Munoz. SITTING: H. Saavedra, G. Chacon. TOP: T. Garcia, T. Salinas, R. Sanchez, J. Rodriguez. BOTTOM: p. Montoya, C. Carbajal, J. Flores, E. Mazadiego Mazadieg. TOP: A. Weckmann, R. Estrada, G. Gallagher, C. Enriquez. BOTTOM: J. Idiot, E. Olmeda, R. Terrazas. 59 TOP: M. Quintero, A. Berumen, P. Thornhill, P. Yanovitch BOTTOM: C. Rios, J. Chavira, D. Munoz, J. Ortiz. TOP: M. Macias, F. Ledesma, R. Duarte, M. Rodriguez, L. Cordova, BOTTOM: E. Hernandez, F. Rangel, C. Aikens. TOP: C. Jack, ]. Reyes, C. Guangorena, M. Cubillos, BOTTOM R. Berru, H. Espinoza, J. Campajna, M. Montes. H. Garcia, S. Bartholomew, D. Sanchez, C. Castillo, R. Cons, R. Vasquez, S. Alvidres. 60 TOP: R. Pulido, P. Okita, R. Licon, L. Vela, R, Carrillo, A. Haro. BOTTOM: G. Cabrera R. Ayala, A. Sahagun, F. Romain, J. Villa, A. Hidalgo, J. Gomez, R. Madera TOP: A. Adame, R. Galaz, E. Amador, R. Contreras, BOTTOM: J. Villagran, H. Ramos, L. Telamantes, A. Castro. TOP: C. Bray, M. Morales, V. Verhaegen M. Sandoval. Stairs: R. Carrillo, E. Gonzalez. 61 STANDING: J. Velazquez, E. Rodriguez, W. Lee, D. Gonzalez, A. Hinojos, R. Garcia. SITTING: P. Anaya, E. Guerra. STANDING: T. Nuenz, J. Ontiveroa. SITTING: R. Villacuesa, G. Benitez, S. Munoz, C. Saldana, J. Bermejo. W. Fierro, F. Amaya, J. Huerta, A. Sosa, A. Corona, J. Barragan A. Amaya 62 -STANDING: A . Romo, R. Bustos, M. Lopez J. Cerda. SITTING: H. Lucero, H. Aviles, A. Castro. H. Correa. TOP: A. Ponce. J. Wong. Middle: J. Gonzalez, M. Martin. BOTTOM: M. Pacho, I. Gonzalez, R. Godinez, J. Gonzalez. TOP: R. Salas, R. Manalo, G. Mora, C. Pulasky, G. Pimentel, F. Garcia, BOTTOM: J. Moreno, R. Rojo TOP: J. Olague, MIDDLE: J. Marquez, V. Munoz, L Ponce, T. Fernandez, F. Dominguez, W. Aguirre BOTTOM: D. Apodaca 63 J. Mendoza, D. Morales, D. Cabrera, M. Saldana, S. Pardo, ]. Luna, L. Origel, R. Garcia. R. Abrera, A. Marquez, E. Gomez, J. Gonzalez, J. Mendez, R. Herrera, M. Claypool. CLASS OF 73  ' vr J. Rangel, C. Pulido, J. Laris, F. Angustain, M. Valdivia, W. Rodriguez, J. Anaya 64 FRESHMEN F. Preciado, A Duran, R. Valdez, J. Cantu, A. Quesada, J Ramos, O. Vargas, T. Holguin. TOP: R. Chavez, D. Hernandez, R. Landeros. 2ND J. Gonzalez, 3RD: H. Ortega, ]. Moreno, F. Pinero. BOTTOM: J. Castaneda 65 E. Dominguez, G. Amador, D. Becerril, R. Martinez, J. Abril, M. Joaquin O. Bermudez TOP TO BOTTOM: Left: R. Blanco, D. Alcala, L. Gonzalez, J. Villarreal, Right: C. Perez, J. Acosta. TOP: J. Moreno, H. Gomez, R. Montez, NODDLE: J. Vega A. Pera, BOTTOM R. Tovar, G. Venegas. 66 V. Griego, C. Galleno, F. Rojas, J. Ouintero, L. Aispuro, R. Hernandez, F. Zepeda, R. Lopez R. Quinonez, S. Barriga, E. Kolisar, S. Madanat, R. Bailon, N. Pena, O. Espinoza. Top: J. Largeaspada, J. Blanco. D. Abram. O. Peralta, R. Bridge. Bottom: J. Paredes, C. Meza, R. Lopez Top: A. Granillo, D. Williams, Bottom: M. Salazar, J. Castillo, ]. Venegas, S. Valdez, G. Gradillas, G. Ibarra. 67 TOP: J. Valdez, R. Cook. Middle: P. Martin. BOTTOM: E. Urrea, R. Rubio, R. Meza, I. Montelongo. TOP: G. Barajas, G. Bertolone. A. Manrique, J. Carpio. BOTTOM: P. Tostado. D. Elias, F. Garcia J. Martinez, J. Batista, J. Wise, C. Garcia, A. Morales, M. Rodriguez, L. Valenzuela. FOREGROUND: A. Zuniga. 68 H. Chinchilla, L. Garcia, E. De La Peza, R. Velasquez. A. Juarez, M. Stelly, D. Von Berg, E. Quiros. TOP: D. Esqueda, 2ND: G. Chavez, MIDDLE: M. Villalobos, L. Elizalde, R. Esparza, M. Aguinaga, P. Lara. BOTTOM: V. Ramirez. STANDING: W. Davidson, R. Reyes, C. Delgado, R. Galleno, K. Perez, J. Terrill. SITTING: M. Olivas. T. Matt. BACK: D. Ramirez, ]. Vargas, A. Radillo, J. Herrera, M. Mora. FRONT: A. Gutierrez, E. Fabiero, T. Saunders. R. Torres, C. Edmondson, M. Carroll, J. Aguilar, G. Chang, J. Grajeda, B. Evans, J. Rollins 69 EXPRESSION Jw ' rf 4 ? v Student Government Juan Pizarro, Student Body Treasurer; Melvin Henderson, Student Body Secretary; Hugo Cepeida, Student Body President; Raymond Madison, Parliamentarian; Kirk Cavalier, Head Cheerleader; Vincent Jimenez, Circle Cee President. assumes Cathedral High School is a community of people joined together in the common goal of education. Here, students can interact, expressing themselves in ways that bring out their ideas and concepts. Interaction at Cathedral many forms. Organizations, classes, rallies, dances, retreats, masses: these all happen here at Cathedral. They reflect the ideas and feelings of the people who make j up the school — their successes and failures, their hopes and dis- illusionments, their likes and dislikes. The reflections can be seen in the faces of the students; here an expression of con- cern, there a look of amusement. All this, of course, ophomores Classes sounds very nice: but is the commun- ity really alive or is it just pre- tending to exist? Perhaps a look at the faces of Cathedral will all you need to know. TOP: R. VUleascusa, R. Araizs, A. Romo. BOTTOM: J. Cuellar, T. Fernandez, L. Cordova. you The Student Council is where the leaders of the Cathedral community are brought together to direct student activities. It is headed this year by advisor Brother Daniel Lee and Stud- ent Body President Hugo Cepeida. Though not too efficient at time, the Juniors ■■■ ? . Avila. A. 7a-.-:-. 7 : ■-.. - das, A. Tones. : = = :. rC . . OM: I . Castro, ?.. Reps members involve themselves in solving the problems of the school. Their efforts have played a major part in bringing Cath- edral to :s present state. Forming a significant m Freshmen portion of the f are the Class • n-s, Student Counci Representatives. Every class here at Cathedral is represent- ed by seven students. Through ' them the thoughts and feelings ; mm 111 of a particular class brought out and de- veloped. The Class Representatives :-.-r the link between students and faculty. can be Evans, T : - - I -: OTTC T f ::. — .:. : . . ; . TOP: M. Henderson, F. Romero, A. Luna, A. Chaparoo, F. Alvarado, R. Munoz, 2nd. Row: M. Placencia, H. Cepieda, O. Limon, W. Urquizu, F. Garrido, L. Brambila, A. Duenas, G. Manriquez, BOTTOM: H. Veliz, J. Contreras, R. Acosta, K. Cavalier, R. Munoz. The Circle Cee is a club made up of seniors m and juniors whose function is to serve the students in many ways. The club this year is led by President Vincent Jimenez. The moderator, as always, is Brother Christ- opher. They are not a spectacular club that leads the school, but they get the job done: setting up chairs for assemblies, keeping lines s traight at the cafeteria and doing many other odd jobs . Mariano Vargas Vincent Jimenez, President Ralph Meza Anthony Taylor 76 The members have gone back to wearing the old Circle Cee patch— a sign, perhaps, of their intent to do a job here at Cathedral. Their work is not going to change the structure of the school for years to come, but it will help a little. Another club serving the student in similar ways is the Block Cee. It is one of the more exclusive clubs Bro. Christopher, Moderator on campus ( only privilege of joining ). Frank Garrido, and Victor Balzano. Each Circle Cee varsity lettermen have the This year ' s president is the moderator is Mr. of the members of TOP: L. Ayala, J. Rivera, A. Washington. 2nd Row: A. Torres, R. Aguilar, B. DeVito, R. Figueroa. 3rd Row: J. Estrada, J. Rodriguez, J. Quinonez, G. Garcia. 4th Row: T. Cano, E. Mantini, R. Rodriguez, A. Jauregui, J. Montes. BOTTOM: E. Diaz, C. Avalos, S. Mendoza, M. Martinez, C. Alvarez. 77 w 1 £ J 4. paa ijk; F ' V ' 1 j i f ■ J m A K ii I rlj vv • TOP: S. Buckner, H. Galleno, J. Osollo, L. Duran, M. Henderson, P. Dunkel. MIDDLE: H. Cepieda, L. Brambila, H. Guiterrez, O. Limon. BOTTOM: A. Reyes, D. Magdaleno, J. Pizarro, M. Vargas, J. Chavez, R. Acosta. this club has demonstrated his ability in his chosen sport, a fact in itself commands the respect of the student body. Block Cee members serve as ushers at all of Cath- edral ' s home sporting events. Their main project during the year is hosting the annua mar School Basketball future Cathedral student a Cathedral man is athletic which M.E.C.H.A. are somewhat dif- Circle Cee and 78 Gram- Tournament. This presents a with a chance to see what really like. The B.Y.A. and organizations with goals ferent than those of the the Block Cee. Members of M%. Mr. Victor Balzano, Moderator the Black Youth Alliance try to unite them- selves as black brothers. Their hope is that united they will be able to improve both them- selves and the com- munity, and thereby initiate bet- ter relationships between races. This year ' s B.Y.A. moderator is Mr. Robert Taylor and its chairman is Ray- mond Madison. One of the organization ' s main objectives is academic improvement, Raymond Madison, Vice-President; Frank Garrido, President; Orlando Olivas, Secretary. Block Cee TOP: S. Mungia, G, Duran, G. Bran, A. Barragan, A. Washington, R. Figueroa, A. Taylor. MIDDLE R. Vruttia, H. Espinoza, A. Romo, L. Cons. S. Rodriguez, E. Diaz, T. Cano. BOTTOM: M. Sandoval, R. Cons, A. Torres, J. Zuniga, A. Velasquez, J. Garrido. 79 TOP: H. Cepeida, J. Estrada, J. Osollo, R. Bridge, O. Limon. MIDDLE: G. Romero, M. Montes, A. Duran, J. Chavez, M. Martinez. BOTTOM: G. Garcia, M. Guerrero, J. Gonzalez. M.E.C.H.A. and the members have establishec a tutoring program for fellow J members and students hav- ing problems with their Chicano similar Mr. Carlos Cordero, Moderator; Jose Montes, President; Ricardo Nevarez, Ben Lira, Eddie Diaz, Gilbert Duran. Be- El Movimiento ii -.niil de Aztlam, has tutoring program. In spite of their slow start this year, the members are mak- ing a definite effort to accomplish something. They sponsored B.Y.A. TOP: P. Thornhill, K. Cavalier, A. Mayes, P. Wallace, G. Green. BOTTOM: R. Cook, C. Aikens, F. Romain, B. Evans, R. Chapman, A. Metoyer. a Christmas party for underprivileged children with food and toys donated by themselves and the student body. The moderator this year is a native Mexican. Mr. Carlos Cordero, and the president is Jose Montes. Though small in number, M.E.C.H.A. is succeeding in making the Mexican - American Anthony Taylor; Mr. Robert Taylor, Moderator; Raymond Madison, Chairman; Steve Buckner. Drama 82 thought more evident around the school and community. An important goal for both the B.Y.A. and M.E.C. H.A. is the achieve- ment of a position of self-dependence for their members and fel- low students. While these organ- izations try to influence others with their ideas, the Drama Club sets itself somewhat different goals. Drama attempts to bring out the real feelings and emotions of people by confront- H ing them with the simulated feelings and emotions of actors. h i s year the Drama senting the ■fc-«Mi first play in the last twenty years of Cathedral history. Under the leadership of that old master, Mr. Greg DiConti, and the new, exciting direction of Mario Jojola, the Drama Club has return- ed the theater to Cathed- ral. Their first play, My Three Angels, which starred girls from neighboring schools 83 Henry Guiterrez, Chairman along with Cathedral the student body, and hard work, giving the school TOP: E. Duran, M. Henderson, J. Ruiz. 2ND: V. Jimenez, E. Mata, O. Limon, P. Gaitan. 3RD: H. Cepieda, R. Acosta, M. Vargas, M. Vargas, M. Duarte. BOTTOM: H. Aguilar, J. Pizarro, L. Brambila, T. Gonzalez. students, was enthusiastically received by Through their own excitement the Drama Club this year is something it has long needed. Other important sources of entertainment here at Cathedral Dance Committee TOP: J. Quinonez, R. Villaesusa, J. Ontiveros. 2ND: G. Chacon, S. Samano, G. Benitez. 3RD: T. Fernandez, C. Saldana, R. Vasquez. BOTTOM: M. Martin, M. Montes, R. Contreras, J. Cuellar. TOP: M. Jimenez, J. Rivera, J. Montes. MIDDLE: S. Duarte, R.O. Badon, R. Macias. BOTTOM: A. Compean, A. Romero. R. Robles. TOP: S. Samano, J. Garcia, R. Villaescusa. 2ND: T. Castro, J. Cuellar, S. Mendoza, S. Bartholemew. 3RD: A. Navarro, B. Dominguez, M. Montes, M. Jimenez. BOTTOM: R. Vasquez, A. Romero, R. Robles, S. Duarte. John Villasenor, Chairman Rally Committee TOP: O. Limon, M. Henderson, H. Guitierrez. BOTTOM: W. Urquizu, H. Aguilar, H. Cepieda. are the dances. This year ' s Dance Committee moderator is Brother Richard and its chairman is Henry Gutierrez. The Committee seems to be doing a superb job this year. The Frosh Welcome Dance, sponsored by the seniors, was a great success, as were the Home- coming and Christmas Dances sponsored by the Junior and Soph- omore classes. Brother Richard also moderates the Rally Committee; its John Villasenor. the football sea- was held in before most of chairman is Throughout son a rally gym the Ricky and Terry Cheerleaders Ray and Martha Br. Richard, Advisor the games. With music pro- vided by the senior band the rallies proved ' I entertaining. The homecoming rally was presented with a great deal of class and , all eyes were on the princesses as they were intro- N nt duced by the Rally Committee. While the Com- mittee tries to prepare the I - 86 Pep Squad game E. Valera, Joseph Haydel, C. Valenica student body for games, two other organizations, the Cheerleaders vat w- ' and the Pep Squad, take over when time rolls around. This year the cheerleaders are led by Kirk Cav- alier, while the Squad is headed by Joe Haydel. Together, these groups provided the spirit Pep 87 Marian Society TOP: M. Quintero, J. Garcia. MIDDLE: J. Gonzalez, B. Dominguez, J. Estrada, H. Garcia. BOTTOM: J. Lindberg, S. Linen, A. Romero, S. Duarte. Brother Sean, Moderator that helped Cheerleaders cheers that up by the with the Pep one goal spark the Phantoms. The introduced new were quickly picked home fans. Working Squad they had but form a unit of vocal strength and encouragement for our dedi- cated team. These groups gained and deserved our utmost respect. Another club with the same enthusiasm but different functions is the Marian to f E. Rosales; G. M. Jimenez. 88 Romero; M. Duarte, President; Society. The club ' s moderator is aj ' ft Brother Sean and the chairman is Mario Duarte, This year the Marian Society Publicity Committee T. Lopez; E. Preciado; J. Saldana, Chairman; D. Wong. Brother Christopher, Moderator has tried to unite the Cathedral family through the cele- bration of the Mass. They have brought in our kind of music and our kind of it our kind of Mass. was the Christmas Mid- feeling, which has made Probably the best of these Masses night Mass, an experience shared by students and their families. Another project of the Marian Society was the Turkey Drive. The proceeds from this drive were used to provide Thanksgiving dinner for needy fami- lies in the commun- ity. This w year ' s prize was a live turkey. An organization that contributes not only to the I •. kJ m 89 student body as a whole but to all the other organizations as well is the Pub- licity Committee. They are moderated by Brother Jjj Christopher; the chairman is John Saldana. Jl Though small in number this year, they JS always seem to get the job done, m Their responsiblity is TOP: Mr. James Meegan, Moderator; Editors: M. Henderson, J. Montes, R. Schenk. BOTTOM: J. Pizarro, V. Jimenez, M. Martinez. K. Cavalier to publicize all major Cathedral dances, rallies, games, plays, other event deserving notice. The Cathedral ' s fine news- has the task of keeping informed. The moder- James Meegan. The activities : and any Chimes , paper, also the Student Body ator this year is Mr. editors are Vincent JMt i ■ :■-.!■:■ Jimenez, Juan Pizarro, Mariano Vargas, Melvin Henderson, Robert Schenk, Jose Montes, and Manuel Martinez. The staff is doing a commendable job of overcoming the faults of last year. Their efforts mark the return of Cathed- ral journalism |j  to its award - winning caliber. Articles this year fk r Jf ' range from critical social Chimes Newspaper comment to lighthearted humor. The staff ' s production is a tribute to Cathedral. The most lasting trib- ute to the school, however, comes in the form of the Chimes yearbook. We of the staff take pride in presenting a chron- icle of the people that make up Cathed- ral 1970. Mr. Richard Weldon, this year ' s advisor, has insisted that the staff 91 i W| Mr. Richard Weldon, Advisor Edward Sosa, Business Manager; Antonio Reyes, Assistant Edi- tor; Luis Brambila, Sports Editor. R. Reyes, T. Saunders, J. Terrill: Business Staff. come up with set precedent leadership is Duran and fresh ideas and innovations that will for future editions of the Chimes provided by Editor-in-Chief Edmundo Assistant Editor Antonio Reyes. Their long hours, hard work, and great dedication will be seen in every page of this year ' s annual. The photography staff surely Staff Juan Ureno, Photographer and Staff Clown. L. Vela, M. Quintero, T. Nunez, P. Anaya, R. Carillo, W. Fierro, A. Sosa: Layout Staff Edmundo Duran, Editor-in-Chief. Reginald Badon, Carlos Alvarez: Copy and Layouts. Chimes 1970 this year is doing a tremendous job of capturing Cathedral life through action and candid shots. Layouts are diligently taken care of by Reg- inald Badon and Carlos Alvarez. Not all of Cathedral ' s clubs are r maae up of Contributing gg to the quality edral life this the Parents students. greatly of Cath- Jose Velasquez, Head Photographer; Paul Acuna, Alan Mota: Assistant Photographers. year are Clubs. These organ- izations provide the fathers and mothers of students with the Parents Clubs Mrs. Mimoz, President of the Mother ' s Club. Br. Kilian, moderator. Mr. Domenici, president of the Father ' s Guild, Br. David, moderator. chance to become in- volved in their sons ' education. The Fathers ' Guild is headed by Mr. Domenici and Br. David, while the Mothers ' Club is headed by Mrs. Munoz and Br. Kilian. An organization with goals similar to those of the Parents w?! Clubs is the Alumni Association. Underthe dedicated efforts of J Br. Leonard. the Association helps the school in several important ways: raising Alumni Boosters Mr. Williams, Mr. Mellado, Mr. Balzano, Mr. Bean. Br. Leonard with Alumni members. funds for scholarships, helping to pay the cost of athletics, and keeping former students a part of Cathedral. Since ath- letics forms a major part of the Cathedral tradition, the Boosters Club has been formed this year. Under the direction of Mr. Bal- zano, the Club has already reached effectiveness in its job of supporting the athletic program. 95 ' it, stfrtjf , l ♦I . i ' v  2 sti -_i j Involvement CONCEPTS CONCEPTS CONCEPTS CONCEPTS CONCEPTS ! -.- 3 . 101 ML. ■ Hi 1 m 1 ' ' -y j I Vtew-? — -w J 1 . ' . rtn i ;•  . s pfl L ■ i H. _ ta s «V v. m w W l • • 4 « i Miss Gale Morgan Miss Merial Dearmon Miss Juanita Castillo Miss Socorro Macias Miss Olga Rojas Miss Pamela Folse Homecoming ' 69 108 ■ ' '  v A - 5 .- ' . ' ■H TALL BUILDINGS They surround the city and now they are moving in to take over!!! At night they are like huge monsters which nothing will stop, as in a dream. They reach out to grasp the sky, as if pulling in invaders. But the sun coming up in thesky is the only thing that can conquer them. And I am relieved to find that they are just buildings - that we all need. Wm .,rli V 1 ' ' ' ), ■mid F« I msjti ••JO W¥f MOTION The paths we follow day by day, Nature following its course, Children in the streets at play, Illustrating motion ' s undying force. People die and dead they lay, Motion shows no remorse, For it is but another day And keeps following its course. THE MONSTER Silence was the scene on this lonely street corner — the few persons standing, waiting, even hoping. The distance brings the gigantic people mover from around the corner. Louder and louder it gets — here it comes — an eye-opening experience. All of a sudden it takes up the people, sends them to their seats, and takes off to the next corner, or should I say victim. Inside this thing we call the bus are different kinds of people. I see, for instance, the reader. All he does is read, and he has his own special way of folding a newspaper. Amazing how when you do something for a long time, you can usually master it perfectly. And then there ' s the sleeper; all he does is sleep, and he greases up the windows, which frustrates the observer when he cannot see through the sleeper or his grease spots. Then there ' s the perfect example of sym- pathy — the old lady, looking at you sit while she stands. After a couple of sad stares, you stand and she sits. If you ' re ever on a corner, beware of the Great Big People Mover. -Danny De gado 77 Agustin Morales 77 ]oe Arias 70 Art Ruiz 77 AUTUMN RAINS The sound of autumn rains Soft, soft, pattering Quietly. Lightly dusting the earth. Slow, drifting. Cool. So lonely, this rain Creeping outside my window, Begging to come in. Mario Duarte 70 Escape with it As it runs back To its Master. Oh, to be like rain With nowhere to go But down. Easy life. Drift, patter, fall Down! Far off in a wet land Is the sound of autumn rains Soft, soft, pattering Quietly. -George Romero ' THE CITY: SU NSET BOULEVARD TO AND FRO At the heart of a metropolis it was born. Through hustle and bustle it bores its way through the hustling human jungle. Through the years it talked of the greatest money industry in the world. From Echo Park and the Keystone Cops to Vine Street and the sweet streets of Hollywood. This grand boulevard sweeps me off my feet into a make-believe world of lights, cameras, and action, and stars lighting up the sky for miles. Then it reaches its peak with Honky Tonks and the muffled sounds of $10.00 bands, as if coming out of the sewer holes. And, oh, yes, yes, the view — on a clear night the sea is at your grasp, and all of the bright lights are wanting to hypnotize you. When darkness falls upon the motorway, quest is your destiny. Watch out! Watch out! Watch around the curves — dead-man ' s curves, curving in a maze, never-ending, passing a man, a great man — it ' s Will Rogers. Finally, coming out of the canyons, w e reach the sea — calm, at peace with the rest of the world, calling upon you and I to make this ocean a place of love and tranquil- ity forever more. . . —Mark jojola 77 Kirk Cavalier, Steve Buckner, Oscar Suckne r : Drama Itred Lara 77 Where are you off to, my little black boy? Where are you going with your newly found toy? 1 see you standing, in your clothes of rags, Your pants hanging low, they practically drag. Your clothes are dirty, your face is smudged, You don ' t know it, but you ' re beingjudged. Just a little boy, that ' s what you are, Being black , they will say, You won ' t go far. But you will show them, my boy of black, You ' ll prove to them you ' re on the right track. When you grow up to be a man, As black as you are be as proud as you can. Right now you are but a mere child, Playing in the street and acting wild. But stick to your dreams of getting ahead, Stay on the green and stay out of the red. You must fight and fight to strive for the top, You must not go to sleep, or be a flop. All the way is what you will say, And at the top is where you will stay. You ' ve a long way to go, my little black boy, Think big and make good, that ' s all I implore. You ' ve got to make it my little black friend, You ' ve got to prove the black man will win!!!!! Power to all students -Kirk Cavalier 70 BLUE FREEDOM CONCEPTS As I sat outside, I saw flying life in the sky, seagulls. They glided and soared — playing with the wind. I was so enchanted by them that I became one of them. I found my friends in the world above — we played catch with a small cloud. I left my friends and went on by myself, though not entirely, for the sky went with me. I flew from cloud to cloud with the wind caressing my face as I went on. I looked downward and saw mountains in white and spotted blankets. I looked from horizon to horizon, and they seemed to be within my reach. o 5 I went higher and higher, and things got smaller below, while the sky became bigger and bigger and bluer. I became a bit exhausted so I sat on a cloud. I was thirsty, so I put a straw into the cloud and drank some of its water. It started to get a bit chilly, so I wrapped the sun around myself, and I was soon on my way again, with my wings spread out, as though I were holding hands with the sky. (I got fancy and did a couple of back- strokes and even a few summersaults.) A jet went by me and I had a race with it — I won. I sat on its wing and went along letting it do the flying for me, but it wasn ' t exciting. I left that artificial bird and went on by myself. I wanted to do something exciting, so I let myself fall straight down from 30,000 feet. As I fell, things below became larger, and at 1,000 feet I soared upward once again. As I flew over the sea, I looked beyond and saw that the sea and sky came together with the sun joining them in the middle. I wondered if they were related, since they were both blue. Well, it has been nice visiting with the sky. I have to go back now, but I ' m sure to come back soon. Words on paper. Speech in air. People around me. What makes me me, or you. . you? Assuredly identity is lost as concepts of another person replace it. You are brown in color. Quiet in manner. You cry. You laugh. And you cease to exist as I can no longer see your color or interpret your manner or hear you cry or laugh. - Samuel Torres 77 loe Lindberl 77 1 : $ t ' . : v • ■■ F P -efl Gary Rivera ' 70 — Humberto Diaz 77 Look at me, I ' m a man ! Breathlessly awaiting The rest of the world. Come, clouds, let ' s fly Away, . . . but where? A MAN Look at me, I ' m a man ! Ready to spring through the world And. Stop! Where have you gone, lazy life? Away, with the clouds. Away, leaving me penniless, thoughtless, Helpless. Jesse Franco 77 Joe Arias 70 Look at me, I ' m a man! Changing, blending, Discovering So many well-tied knots. But I ' m learning, slowly, Steadily, Surely. And soon, someday, I ' ll shout and say, Look at me, I ' m a man! - George Romero 77 c Q ' i- o Ray Hernandez 70 REFLECTION IN A CIRCLE How can I enter the circle? Where is its door? Searching, never finding, I can see inside the circle. Laughing and joy I see. Where is its door? Tom Rodriguez 70 continue to search. I hear a moan; I look back. Crying and sadness I see. I ' m here in the circle. I ' d seen only its reflection; There is no door out. - Samuel Torres 77 THE CITY NIGHT 6.00 p.m. October 26, 1943: Creeping around in the canyons of your mind is the fear of sneak attack. We are in the midst of war with two powerful countries. The night is calm and peaceful; tonight no one lurks in the shadows. The night is dead, all in their houses, living on romantic candlelight, and waiting. 6.00 p.m. October 26, 7969: Tonight is the night— lovers walking their dogs around parks, young lovers gazing into the night in each other ' s eyes. Stars glistening among tall buildings. The air is cold but brisk. Tired old men floating down Main Street in search of relaxation. Tonight is the night for walks— walks down empty streets, or just a site for a lonely boy sitting on a piece of grass on a corner. Not far away is a girl sitting on a corner wishing and wishing she had a friend. And maybe the boy is thinking the same. - Mark jojola 77 THE INTERLOPERS Ulrich Von Cradwitz, in quest of an enemy, Searches in a forest of game that is many , A man he detests whose name is George Znaeym, Ulrich ' s wish is to harm him or kill him, Because a feud three generations before, Must last until one man lies dead on the floor. Suspecting thieves across the land boundary, Peering ' round tree trunks his heart heavily pounding, As Ulrich steps ' round a very huge beech, He runs into Znaeym, now he ' s in reach! With hate in their hearts and murder on their minds, The chance had now come, once in a lifetime. But without hesitation a storm there did come, Seemed as though Cod willed it be done, A mass of falling beech tree came thundering down, Both very hurt, they lay trapped on the ground. Exchanging words and cursing each other, They finally became friends, acting like brothers. Shouting for help and listening in vain, Neither knowing or thinking about the pain, They suddenly see figures through the dark woods, And hiding their fears as foolish men should, They laugh at what they see As the creatures draw near, Knowing what they are And hoping what they will not be: Wolves! Frank Zepeda 73 Alan Mola 70 Agustin Morales 77 THE PEARL Three together, three from the start, But at the end there was one yet to part, juana the mother. Kino the lather, Coyotito their little one, and he was no bother. In a Mexican village, they lived in a hut, With no doors to open and no doors to shut. lust down the road and over the hill. Were the homes of the wealthy, majestic yet still. Chandeliers, operas, silverware and dishes. And plenty of servants to fill all their wishes. With the baby in bed one quiet day, While Kino was resting, Juana working away. All of a sudden, quick as could be. There came a scorpion, as Kino did see. He tried all he could to keep it away, Yet as hard as he tried, it wouldn ' I stay. Closer and closer the scorpion came, The infant laughed loud, he thought it a game. As the scorpion struck, juana cried in alarm, But all was too late, it bit on the arm. Coyotito screamed in agony and pain, Yet his arm kept on hurting, all was the same. Kino and wife with baby in hands. Ran past the hill and over the sands. They ran past the church and ran past a shop. And came to the house and came to a stop. ' Twas the M.D. ' s mansion, old andlovely. They knocked at the gate, cold and ugly. The gate was answered by one ill at ease. Who told them to wait there, if they would please. But the doctor said he ' d no time for such, I ' ve many more patients, some are Rich. So the servant replied to Kino and wife, The doctor is out, to save human life. Sensing a lie. Kino did hate. So he lifted his hand to strike the gate. With bleeding hands and knuckles all cut, They both turned back to their own little hut. Coyotito was sick, but did not die, Yet still ran a fever, and it was quite high. And a few days later Coyotito was well. But still where it bit, there was a swell. Kino went diving for pearls that day, And saw something shining, in an oyster it lay. It must be big he thought in his mind. Little did he know what he was to find. To his great surprise there fell in his hand, An enormous white pearl, biggest in the land. He swam to the shore with happiness and glee, It ' s a pearl, a pearl, as deep as the sea! The word spread fast to the M.D. ' s home, To the priest and the beggars, maybe even to Rome. And just as soon as he could the M.D. came, To swindle poor Kino of his newly-found gain. The priest also came, to trick him again. Said Give to the Church, and grace you ' ll obtain. He went to the buyers of pearls the next day, In hope of a deal, so he did say. But with regret their price was too low. All were against him, clearly it showed. And by this time some robbers came, Who beat Kino up and left him lame, juana was worried, so early next day. She stole the pearl, but failed in dismay. Of f to the capitol with their pearl they went, Armed with a knife Kino ' s brother had lent. But the journey was long, andsoon both were stilled, Coyotito was dead, their baby was killed. Homeward they turned, their lesson well learned. Who ' d share their misery, who was concerned? And the pearl became ugly, black as could be, So homeward they threw it, back into the sea. Michael Olivas 73 COMPETITION ' ■■■■-■ :-• p J - : J f A 1 ■ i V 8tf | nl ft ' ' A. J A H [? 1 , ;+ ' V: ' $ . V. Balzano Mr. R. Rosato Mr. R. Mellado Mr. R. DeNino Br. Gerard Mr. J. Peltier ad of the Frosh Frosh Football J. V. Basketball Varsity J. V. Football iletic Dept. Football Bee Basketball J. V. Baseball Tennis Mr. R. O ' Connors Varsity Football Mr. A. Keith Cross Country Mr. D. Puglisi J.V. Football Cee Basketball Var. Baseball Br. Kilian Var. Tennis Mr. G. Wells Track Cathedral High School COACHING STAFF Br. Anthony Mr. R. Beran Mr. T. Mills Mr. B. Rabune Mr. P. McGee Mr. J. Beaver Head Tennis Var. Football Var. Track Var. Basketball Var. Soccer J. V. Soccer Coach Var. Football Track This past year the Phantom athletic squads were led by one of the greatest coaching staffs in ages. With Mr. Vic Balzano at the helm, the athletic department has picked up considerable momentum. The Booster ' s Club, new coaches, and a successful sports year have given Cathedral a renewed spirit, as the athletic scene is on the rise. The coaches displayed new vitality in executing their innovative ideas. Football, basketball, and track under went coaching changes to produce vastly improved records. Overall coaching has transformed Cathedral sports into a competitive, unpredictable, and always - exciting event. 115 Anthony Mayes End, All-League Frank Garrido Guard, Hon. Mention Varsity Football Opening the ' 69 football season, the Cathedral gridders soundly defeated the Mustangs of Mira Costa 26-0. In this match-up the Phantoms exhibited an over-powering offense combined with a stingy defense. Although suffer- ing defeats the next two weeks to Blair and Servite, the Phantoms left the Vikings and Friars with an impression of Cathedral spirit. The following weekend saw the Purple Machine attain a hi victory over the Plus 14-13. The next th brought hard times Phantoms, as they were St. Francis, Loyola, Dame, but not without the long expected with Salesian fired-up Phantoms State, L.A. where Mustangs apart, display of an and relentless Phantoms much for In thefinale Phantoms over Salesian Alemany like Orlando and Machine ' s - mtested arriors, weeks forthe defeated by and Notre a fight. In gridiron battle High, the journeyed to Cal they ripped the 34-7. With their overwhelming offense defense, the Cathedral proved to be too the Mustangs to handle, of the season, the followed up their victory with a trouncingof the Indians, 16-6. Offensive stalwarts Olivas, Ray Madison, Anthony Mayes, Anthony Taylor provided the Purple attack. On defense, men like Frank Garrido, Rudy Acosta, Pete Dunkel, John Osollo, and Armando Barragan put forth undying resistance to the opponent ' s attack. The coaching staff performed the tremendous task of producing a winner. The Yearbook Staff of 1970 wishes to congratulate the Phantom gridders for producing a successful and exciting football season. Ray Madison Back, Hon. Mention i mafti- John Osollo Center, Hon. Mention yyH JM 7 w nd m yH jL w Steve Buckner Back Peter Dunkel Guard, Hon. Mention Felix Romero Tackle, Hon. Mention Orlando Olivas unleases another one to spur Cath- edral ' s offense. Rudy Acosta End, Hon. Mention Eric Moon Tackle, Hon. Mention While beating Pius X 14-13, Phantoms Barragan and Veliz move in on Warrior quarterback The Phantom defense converges upon a Loyola opponent with Steve Buckner making the tackle. Art Romo, a sophomore with great potential, clears the path for Tony Taylor. Anthony Mayes, All Del Rey League End, shows Salesian why he received this honor. Madison, aided by key block from A. Mayes, cuts around left end for a 15 yard gain. 3P ■ V A L. Brambila, H. Veliz, R. Madison, and A. Torres force a Loyola fumble. Luis Brambila B ack Following the blocks made by A. Ruedaflores and A. Mayes, Anthony Taylor scrambles for crucial gain. Hugo Cepeida Back Tri -captain Raymond during the crosstown R. Madison clutches an Olivas aerial. Gilbert Madrid End Orlando Olivas Back, Hon. Mention Anthony Taylor Back, Hon. Mention vladison, displaying agile footwork, eludes three Salesian tacklers natchup that resulted in a 34-7 Cathedral romp. Armando Barragan Tackle, Hon. Mention Steve Mungia End, Hon. Mention Andy Back, Torres Hon. Mention S  fck 4hK 1 r. k - i ■ • t%t j g Peter Dunkel sets to deliver a blow to a Mira Costa defender, as Tony Taylor seeks yard- age. Alonzo Washington End, Hon. Mention Andy Torres, agreeing with the officials, jubilantly raises his hands to signify another Phantom touchdown. Angel Ruedaflores Back Raul Urrutia End Orlando Olivas, along with Madison, works the quarterback option to perfection. ■■■i XZ9HBBI999I Art Romo Back The Phantom Defense lines up in anticipation of the next Loyola play. S. Buckner is momentarily held up by Mira Costa personnel in a 26-0 whitewash. Tony Taylor slashes between two Salesian tacklers en route to gaining over 100 yards in a brilliant performance. TOP: Mgr. ]. Lopez, R. Bustos, E. Guerra, M. Rueda, G. Munoz, G. Franco, J. Chavira, Coach Peltier, T. Salinas, A. Sahagun, G. Munoz, D. Munoz, BOTTOM: C. Aikens, 1,. Co ava, J. Campagna, T. Fernandez, J. Munoz, M. Rodriguez, F. Garcia. L. Cordova, -(24)7 prepares to upend a defender, while J. Chavira runs be- hind good blocking. The Junior Varsity prepares to launch another offensive assault. Coach Puglisi 3ids a J.V. player with his equipment. TOP: Coach Puglisi, M. Sandoval, B. Bertrand, M. Lopez, R. Araiza, A. Haro, R. Contreras, E. Mazadiego, J. Cerda. BOTTOM: G. Galaz, C. Saldana, J. Blando, B. Aguirre, G. Enriquez, J. Ontiveros, T. Garcia. Junior Varsity R. Contreras and G. Enriquez lead blocking for T. Salinas as he outruns two Servite defenders. 125 TOP: G. Bertolone, L. Valenzuela, G. Chavez, G. Dominguez, C. Garcia, M. Vallalobos, R. Cook, B. Evans, J. Grajeda. BOTTOM: M. Salazar, T. Holguin, K. Perez, F. Pineda, M. Aquinaga, T. Matt, R. Valdez, A. Granillo, A. Quesada, H. Ortega, M. Joaquin. G. Chavez hangs on to the pigskin and rambles for yardage. D. Williams brings an Alemany ball carrier to a halt during the Phantom -Indian Game. M. Villalobos straddles the sideline for a large gain. C. Garcia is brought down by Alemany Indians after a successful pass play. TOP: J. Paredes, C. Perez, L. Dunkle, G. Barajas, J. Largeaspada, M. Rodriquez, R. Chavez, J. Vargas. BOTTOM: D. Williams, A. Manrique, V. Griego, A. Zuniga, L. Origel, B. Davidson, J. Gonzalez. Cee Football M. Villalobos receives snap from center L. Dunkel during pre-game warm-up. 127 2f Varsity-TOP: E. Diaz, M. Sandoval, J. Chavez, J. Pizarro. BOTTOM: I. Cuellar M Perez, S. Rodriguez, M. Cubillos, O. Espinoza. ) JP Crow Country This year ' s Varsity Cross Country team set forth with high hopes of capturing the Del Rey League championship. They fell just short of their mark, losing but one league meet the entire year. Still showing determination, however, they romped to victory in the finale of the season, ending up in second place in league competition. This year ' s Cross Country leadership was placed in the hands of first-year coach Mr. Alex Keith, and Captains Juan Chavez and Mondo Perez. ■I 3 Junior Varsity-TOP: A. Berumen, R. Rojo, A. Adame, G. Duran. BOTTOM: R. Bailon, D. Magdaleno, M. Valdivia, R. Salas, R. Cons. Cees-TOP: R. Quintero, P. Lara, D. Esqueda, M. Torres, M. Contreras. BOTTOM: J. Velasquez, P. Anaya, A. Castro, E. Hernandez, O. Bermudez. 129 130 131 Hi V M SB fEflfl|J ■ 1 . Air - SttH T« T JH %-j i a . i s am ' Hf jv S3 TOP: J. Marin, R. Guerrero, O. Olivas, J. Haydel, R. Clark, L. Duran, L. Gonzales. BOTTOM: A. Metoyer, R. Nevarez, V. Ortiz, P. Anaya, J. Magallanes, M. Avila, J. Perez. Varsity Basketball Cathedral ' s Varsity Basketball Team has shown a definite improvement over the last few years. This year, under the guidance of Coach Barry Rabune, the Phantoms proved they could play with the best teams in the league, almost upsetting both Notre Dame and Loyola. However, the highlights of the season were the two exciting victories over Salesian. The future is bright, with many Juniors and Sophomores available for next year ' s Phantom squad. §J m:1 1 ' II M ' f W m 1. £ - ; l 1 ' Mr A %4W d m l l ¥M 44 TOP: P. Reza, A. Adame , J. Gonzales, F. Garcia, H. Garcia, P. Montoya, J. Olague , Coach Ron De Nino. BOTTOM: J. Gomez, D. Perez, S. Alvidrez, M. Pacho, P. Aguilar, A. Jauregui, R. Quintero, E. Amador. MISSING: D. Sanchez. Junior Varsity TOP: D. Williams, C. Pulasky, B. Evans, J. Largaespada, R. Cook, J. Wise, F. Zepeda. BOTTOM: R. Estrada, C. Guangurena, M. Joaquin, K. Perez, V. Griego, P. Tostado. 136 TOP: Coach Puglisi , L. Becerril, J. Venegas, J. Rangel, F. Garcia, S. Barriga, L. Gonzales. BOTTOM: A. Zuniga, R. Martinez, T. Matt, F. de la Peza, E. Quiros, L. Elizalde. 137 Track 1970 • w « . -V w , « , s gy A3ssrj: U h ,T-°d o. ■gs H SftssS ' £3rs sarnie f feJ+ JJ Jw i . aTiiMwWBHJ BI J.V. STANDING: W. White, B. Evans, R. Cook, J. Largeaspada, P. Lara, M. Evanilla, M. Valdivia, G. Amador, G. Chacon, E. Slacedo, M. Jimenez, C. Pulasky, A Corona, P. Aguilar, J. Velasquez, M. Sandoval, J. Ontiveros. KNEELING: M. Saldana, D. Terrazas, J. Grajeda, T. Fernandez, J. Garcia, O. Bermudez, E. Olmeda, J. Anaya. CEES STANDING: R. Quinones, F. Pinero, P. Pagan, D. Abram, J. Ramos, R. Galaz, J. Gonzales, R. Bridge, R. Muro, T. Holguin, R. Blanco. KNEELING: O. Vargas, G. Chang, G. Ibarra, S. Valdez, F. Preciado, D. Elias,. M. Salazar, ]. Gonzales. 141 TOP: Coach McGee, H. Cepeida, G. Lopez, H. Galleno, J. Pimental, R. Gonzales, J. C. Quiros, E. Salcedo, A. Valasquez. BOTTOM: J. Chavez, M. Duarte, H. Lemus, J. Zuniga, J. Armendariz, E. Martinez, H. Gomez, H. Espinoza, L. Castillo Varsity Soccer 142 143 TOP: M. Jimenez, D. Gonzales, M. Mora, C. Perez, G. Duran, R. Murrietta, C. Perez, R. Gomez, F. Fabrega, H. Ramos, A. Duran, G. Enriquez, Coach Beaver. BOTTOM: J. Ramos, J. Abril, H. Correa, G. Lemus, G. Chang. J. Castandeda, G. Mora, R. Turtle, J. Villa, L. Ponce. Jr. Varsity Soccer 145 V a T r e s n • n • t I y s TOP: R. Carrillo, A. Reyes, M. Henderson, D. Sanchez, R. Badon. BOTTOM: D. Wong, G. Gallagher, G. Bran, E. Mendoza. Greatly improved over last year, the tennis team has high hopes for this season. These hopes are well based in the doubles teams. Consistent winners Melvin Henderson and Tony Reyes man the No. 1 position. Sporting an undefeated record, Reggie Badon and Ernie Mendoza have the No. 2 spot. Assisting Br. Anthony as coaches will be Br. Gerard and Br. Kilian. ■ ■ ii  i i n i « ii ■ ' •• i -■—■••« ii l i 146 4 T A HRW I ' «• • ■ ft ••a 5ffi r- 9 ■ n • • I . mm - :.r:z ; n m I o r V a r s i t y II ■ ■ ■ !  TOP: C. Saldana, C. Castillo, D. Von Berg, R. Hernandez. BOTTOM: W. Fierrio, R. Reyes, L. Garcia, M. Garcia. ,jy STANDING: A. Lopez, A. Zuniga, J. Marin, T. Cano, P. Anaya, A. Ruedaflores, F. Salinas, B. Bertrand, P. Montoya, D. Pasqualicchio, M. Villalobos, R. Martinez. KNEELING: S. Alvidres, M. Pacho. This year ' s Cathedral Varsity Baseball team shows its youth by rostering only two seniors, the main nucleus being made up of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Fathering the team is Mr. Dominic Puglisi, a first year varsity coach. Add a year ' s experience to the team ' s potential and the Phantoms baseball future is truly bright. 148 Varsity Baseball $ - I4S . V. Baseball TOP: M. Rodriguez, M. Andara, M. Rodriguez, G. Bertoloni, J. Moreno, C. Garcia. MIDDLE: J. Mendez, manager, J. Vindiola, C. Carbajal, M. Aguinaga, D. Williams, L. Ponce, E. Hernandez, V. Griego. BOTTOM: E. Dominguez, A. Morales, R. Godinez, C. Aikens, A. Marquez, J. Flores, A. Manrique. Who does your permanent, my dear? Pssst. . .Cool it. The fuzz. Oh James! You ' ve taught me to laugh again! I make an un-u-u-sually good potatoe chip. Stupid parachute should have opened by now. If I see any of you not paying attention. A dirty old man, yes, but a GREAT Dirty old man. No doubt about it, this is the worst cramp I ever had. Something in my heart told me I must have you. . un soon the vuld vill be ours. Worst case of dandruff I ever seen. Now make a wish. What ' s the matter son? Something you ate? 154 Senior Credits RUDY ACOSTA Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Baseball: J.V. 2, Var. 3; Track: Cee 1, Var. 4; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 3,4; Marian Society: 1; Rally Com: 3,4; Band: 4. Ambition: Commercial Artist HENRY ACUILAR Purple Phantom: 4; Circle Cee: 4; M.E.C.H.A. 3; Pub. Com: 2,3; Rally Com: 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Com. : 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Professional Musician FRED ALVARADO Football: J. V. 2; Circle Cee: 4; Newspaper Staff: 3; Marian Society: 1,2,3; Drama Club: 3,4. Ambition: Teacher JOSE ANDARA Ambition: Psycologist ARTHUR ARCOMANIZ Honors in Math: 3; Pub. Com. : 2, 3; C. S. F. : 1,2; Dance Com. : 2, 3. Ambition: Advertising Agent JOSEPH ARIAS Student Council: 1,2; Dance Com.: 1,2,3. Ambition: To be the greatest artist alive. MANUEL ARROYO Honors in History 2, 3, French 2, Geometry 2, Religion 2; Newspaper Staff: 3; C.S.F.: 2,3,4. Ambition: Engineer JESUS AYALA Track: Cee 1, Bee 2,3, Var. 4. Ambition: Writer ART BARRIOS Football: Cee 1; Basketball: Cee 1, Bee 2; B. Y. A. 3; M.E.C.H.A. 3; Cheerleader: 2,3. Ambition: Computer Technology LUIS BRAMBILA Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 4; Track: Cee 1,2, Bee 3; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 4; Dance Com: 2,3,4; Year- book: 4, Sports Editor 4. Ambition: Lawyer STEPHEN BUCKNER Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Basketball: Bee 1, J.V. 2; Track: Cee 1, Bee 2, Var. 3,4; Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Block Cee: 3,4; B.Y.A. 3,4; Honors in: Algebra 1. Ambition: Actor JESSE CALVILLO Bro. Bertram Award 3; Honors in: Algebra 2, Spanish 2, English 2; Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3; Basketball: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3; Student Council: 3,4; Circle Cee: 3; Block Cee: 3; M.E.C.H.A. 3,4; C.S.F.: 1,2. Ambition: A Deity of the Individual. MICHAEL CANO Ambition: Undecided KIRK CAVALIER Track: Cee 1, Bee 3, Var. 4; Student Council 4; Circle Cee: 4; Newspaper Staff: 4; Marian Society: 3; B. Y. A.: 3,4; Head Cheerleader: 4. Ambition: Doctor HUGO CEPEIDA Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Soccor: Var. 2,3,4; Band: 3,4; Student Body President: 4; Circle Cee: 3,4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3,4; Rally Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 2,3,4. Ambition: Lawyer ART CHAPARRO Track: Bee 2, Var. 3,4; Circle Cee: 3,4; Marian Society 2,3,4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3; Rally Com.: 1,2,3,4; Dance Com.: 2,3; Band: 2,3; Glee Club: 1,2. Ambition: Maintenance Engineer. FRANK CHAVEZ Basketball: Bee 2; Marian Society: 1,2. Ambition: Architect JUAN CHAVEZ Track: 1, 2, 3,4; Cross Country: J.V. 1, Var. 2,3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3,4. Ambition: History Major JOHN CONTRERAS Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3; Baseball: J.V. 2, Var. 1, 3; Student Council: 2, 3; I v.spaper Staff 3; Marian Soci- ety: 1,2,3. Ambition: Pathologist FERNANDO DELA TORRE Football: Var. 3; Circle Cee: 4; Rally Com. : 4; Dance Com. : 2. Ambition: Psycologist MARIO DUARTE Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3; Soccor J.V. 2,3, Var. 4; Track: Cee 1, Bee 2; Marian Society: 1,2,3,4; M.E.C.H.A. 3; Pub. Com: 1,2; Dance Com. : 1,2,3,4; Band: 3; Glee Club: 2,3. Ambition: Broadcaster ARTHUR DUENAS Circle Cee: 4; Newspaper Photographer: 3; Pub. Com. : 2, 3; Rally Com. : 2, 3; Dance Com. : 1,2,3. Ambition: University Law PETER DUNKEL FootbaU: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Block Cee: 3,4; Marian Society: 1. Ambition: President of the Ohio Transfer Co. DANIEL DURAN Tennis: J.V. 2, Var. 3. Ambition: Engineer LOUIS DURAN Football: J.V. 2; Basketball: J.V. 1, Var. 2,3,4; Student Council: 1,4; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4. Ambition: Police Force EDMUNDO DURAN Honors in: Spanish 2, English 2; Track: 1,4; Dance Com.: 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council Yearbook Rep. : 4; Yearbook: 3,4, Editor in Chief 4; Pub. Com.: 2,3. Ambition: To be a Teacher of My People JESSE ESCOBEDO C.S.F.: 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Drama Club: 4; Honors in: French 2, History 2. Ambition: Teacher HUMBERTO GALLENO Basketball: Cee 1, Bee 2; Soccor: Var. 3,4; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee 4; C.S.F.: 1,2,3,4; Honors in: Math 3, History 3. Ambition: Medium PHILLIP GAITAN Marian Society: 2,3,4; Rally Com. : 2,4; Dance Com.: 1,2,3,4; Band: 3,4. Ambition: I. B. M. JOHN GARCIA Literary Contest in Drama Winner; Track: Cee 1, Bee 2, 3, Var. 4; Newspaper Staff: 4; Marian Society: 2. Ambition: Writer FRANK GARRIDO Football: Cee 1, Var. 2,3,4; Track: Var. 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 2,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4, President 4. Ambition: To go as far as I can go. FRANK GONZALES Ambition: To control our Environment JUAN GONZALES Dance Com.: 2,3,4. Ambition: To be a father to my Kids, and have one woman and one Home. ROBERT GONZALES Cross Country: Cee 1, J.V. 2; Soccor: 2,3,4; Student Council: 2; Block Cee: 2, 3,4. Ambition: Agriculture Engineer TOM GONZALES Honors in Math 3. Ambition: Accountant HENRY GUTIERREZ Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2; Baseball: J.V. 1,2, Var. 3; Stu- dent Council 3,4, Student Body Secretary 3; Block Cee: 4; Rally Com.: 3,4; Dance Com.: 1,2,3,4, Chairman 4. Ambition: To have a bunch of little Henry ' s. JOSEPH HAYDEL Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2; Basketball: J.V. 1, Var. 2,3,4; Track: Var. 4; Circle Cee: 4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff: 4; B. Y. A. : 3; Marian Society: 1; Rally Com. : 4; Dance Com.: 2,3; Cheerleader: 2; Pep Squad: 4. Ambition: Lawyer - Congressman MELVIN HENDERSON Tennis: J. V. 1, Var. 2, 3,4; Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Circle Cee: 4; Student Body Secretary 4; Block Cee: 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff: 4; Marian Society: 1,2; B. Y. A.: 3; C.S.F.: 1,2; Rally Com.: 4; Dance Com.: 2,4. HUMBERT HENDRICKSON Ambition: Lawyer TONY HERNANDEZ Track: Cee 1; M.E.C.H.A.: 3. Ambition: Business RAMON HERNANDEZ Honors in: Art 3; M.E.C.H.A.: 3. Ambition: Commercial Artist ANTHONY JIMENEZ Track: Cee 1. Ambition: Businessman JOSE JIMENEZ Ambition: Law Enforcement VINCENT JIMENEZ Honors in: Spanish 2; Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Circle Cee: 3,4, President 4; Newspaper Staff Editor: 4; M.E.C.H.A. 3. Ambition: English Teacher MARIO JOJOLA Honors in: English 3, Math 3, Drama 2,4; Newspaper Staff Editor: 3; C.S.F. : 1,2,3. Ambition: Rock and Roll Star TONY LANDEROS Honors in: Math 2; M.E.C.H.A.: 3. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer MARTY LEDESMA Honors in: Theology 3; Student Council: 1; Circle Cee: 3,4, Vice President 4; M.E.C.H.A. : 3; Rally Com.: 4; Dance Com.: 1,2; Band: 3. Ambition: Lawyer EVELIO LEON Basketball: Cee 1, Bee 2; Honors in: Math 3, English 2. Ambition: Doctor OSCAR LIMON Track: Cee 1, Bee 2, Var. 3; Cross Country: J.V. 1, Var. 2,3; Student Council: 4; Circle Cee: 4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; Cheerleader: 4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3,4; Drama Club: 4; Rally Com.: 4; Dance Com.: 4. Ambition: Teacher TONY LOPEZ Pub. Com.: 3,4; Dance Com.: 3,4; Baseball: Var. 3. Ambition: to Attend College ALFRED LUNA Circle Cee: 4. Ambition: Policeman CARLOS LUNA Dance Com.: 2,3,4; Rally Com. : 2,3,4. Ambition: Recording Engineer MIKE LUNA Football: J.V. 2. Ambition: Computer Programing MICHAEL NATIVIDAD Track: Cee 1, Bee 2; Cross Country: Cee 1, J.V. 2. Ambition: Probation Officer RAYMOND MADISON Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Circle Cee: 4; Block Cee: 3,4, Vice President 4; B. Y.A.: 3,4, President 4; Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Basketball: Bee 1, J.V. 2; Track: Bee 1, Var. 3. Ambition: Professor GIL MADRID Football: Var. 4. Ambition: To be Myself DAVID MACDALENO Cross Country: J.V. 1,2, Var. 3,4; Track: Bee 1,2, Var. 3; Circle Cee: 4; Block Cee: 4. Ambition: Undertaker JAIME MACALLANES Baseball: Var. 3; Basketball: Var. 4; Circle Cee: 4; Block Cee 4. Ambition: Draftsman GEORGE MANRIQUEZ Football: J.V. 1; Track: Var. 1; Cross Country: Var. 1; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 1,2,3,4; M.E.C.H.A. : 3. Ambition: Forest Ranger TONY MARCO Honors in: Band; Band: 1,2,3,4; Marian Society: 1,2. Ambition: Lawyer JOE MARTIN Newspaper Staff: 3; Drama Club: 3,4. Ambition: Naval Engineer ANGEL MARTINEZ Football: J.V. 2; Tennis: J.V. 1; M.E.C.H.A.: 3,4. Ambition: Lawyer - Revolutionist JUAN MARTINEZ Ambition: Technician EDDIE MATA Dance Com. : 4. Ambition: Architect ANTHONY MAYES Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 4; Basketball: Var. 1,2,3; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; B.Y.A.: 3,4; Rally Com.: 3,4; Cheerleader. 2,3,4. Ambition: Pro Football TONY METOYER Basketball: Bee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Student Council: 4; Block Cee: 3,4;B.Y.A.: 3,4. Ambition: Engineering JAVIER MEZA Track: Bee 3; Yearbook: 3; Band: 4. Ambition: Computer Science MAURY MIERA Circle Cee: 4; Honors in: Art 3. Ambition: Traveling Salesman ROBERT MONTANEZ Honors in: Math 2; Basketball: Cee 1, Bee 2. Ambition: Lawyer ERIC MOON Football: J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; B. Y.A.: 3. Ambition: Undecided DAVID MORALAS Baseball: J.V. 1, Var. 3,4. Ambition: Sociologist FRANK MORENO Track: Cee 1, Bee 2; Circle Cee: 4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3. Ambition: Dentist ALAN MOTA Soccor: J.V. 3; Pub. Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 3; Rally Com. : 3; Yearbook Photographer: 4. Ambition: Camera Technician RICHARD MOTA Football: Cee 1. Ambition: Undecided RICHARD MUNOZ Football: J.V. 2; Circle Cee: 3,4; Marian Society: 1,2. Ambition: Undecided RONALD MUNOZ Track: Cee 2; Circle Cee: 4; Pub. Com.: 3; Rally Com. : 4. Ambition: Undecided ARMANDO NUNEZ Basketball: Bee 1. Ambition: Business Executive TONY ORNELAS Pub. Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 3. Ambition: Undecided JOHN ORTIZ Honors in: English; Drama Club: 3,4; Newspaper Staff: 3. Ambition: To find my Ambition VICTOR ORTIZ Basketball: Var. 4; Circle Cee: 4. Ambition: Electrician JOHN OSOLLO Football: Cee 1, Var. 2,3,4; Baseball: J.V. 2 ; Student Council: 1,2,3; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; M.E.C.H.A.: 3. Ambition: Gardener JOHN ORTERO Ambition: To make the most of what I do DAVID PARRA Ambition: Undecided DANNY PASQUALICCHIO Baseball: J.V. 1,2, Var. 4. Ambition: Accountant LLORENS PEMBROKE Track: Cee 1, Var. 2,3,4; Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Circle Cee: 3,4; B. Y. A.: 3,4, Secretary 4; Dance Com. : 3. Ambition: English Major MAURICIO PENA Track: Cee 1,2; Circle Cee: 4; Dance Com.: 4. Ambition: Businessman MANDO PEREZ Track: Bee 1, Var. 2, 3; Cross Country: J. V. , Var. 2,3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4; Marian Society: 1,2; M.E. C.H. A. : 3. Ambition: To be successful JUAN PIZARRO Cross Country: Var. 1,2,3,4; Track: Var. 1,2,3; News- paper Staff: 4; Block Cee: 1,2,3,4; Circle Cee: 3,4. MICHAEL PLACENCIA Student Council: 4; Circle Cee: 3,4. Ambition: Engineer JIM PULIDO Pub. Com. : 4; Newspaper Staff: 4. Ambition: To get the claps. DAVID RAMIREZ Track: Mgr. 1; Cross Country: Mgr. 1; Circle Cee: 3,4; Block Cee: 1 , 2, 3,4; Marian Society: 1. Ambition: Law Enforcement ANTONIO REYES Tennis: J.V. 1,2, Var. 3,4; Block Cee: 4; Yearbook: 3,4; Honors in: Math 3, History 2, Algebra 2. Ambition: Lawyer GARY RIVERA Basketball: Cee Mgr., Bee Mgr. 1; Pub. Com.: 2,3; Rally Com.: 2,3; Dance Com.: 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer and Computer Programing RAY RODRIGUEZ Basketball: Bee Mgr. 1; Pub. Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 1,2. Ambition: Business Manager TOM RODRIGUEZ Band: 4. Ambition: Electronics FELIX ROMERO Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Track: Cee 1; Circle Cee: 4; M.E. C.H. A.: 3,4. Ambition: Lawyer GEORGE RUIZ Circle Cee: 3,4; Marian Society: 2,3,4; Pub. Com.: 2,3; Dance Com.: 2,3,4; Drama Club: 3; Basketball: Bee 2; Tennis: J.V. 2. Ambition: Lawyer EDDIE SAMBRANO Marian Society: 1, 2; Dance Com. : 1 , 2; Glee Club: 1,2. Ambition: Corporation Lawyer JOHN SANCHEZ Newspaper Staff: 3,4; Drama Club: 3,4. Ambition: Law JOE SANCHEZ Ambition: Undecided MARCO SANCHEZ Football: J.V. , Var. 4. Ambition: Architect LARRY SANDOVAL Football: Cee 1; Pub. Com. 2,3; Dance Com. 2,3. Ambition: Law Enforcement ROBERT SCHENK Newspaper Staff: 3,4. Ambition: Writer EDDIE SCHNEIDER Ambition: Undecided EDWARD SOSA Block Cee: 1,2; Yearbook: 4; M. E.C.H.A.: 3; Pub. Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 2. Ambition: To complete four years of college MANUEL SOTO Marian Society: 1,2; Pub. Com.: 1, 2, 3; Dance Com. : 1. Ambition: Business Lawyer DAVID TERRAZAS Pub. Com. : 2, 3; Rally Com. : 2, 3; Dance Com. : 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Law Enforcement LARRY TORTUYA Ambition: Commercial Airline Pilot WILLIAM URQUIZU Dance Com.: 1,3,4; Rally Com. : 3,4; Circle Cee: 4; Ambition: Commercial Pilot JAMES VALADEZ Honors in: Spanish 2, Math 2; Ba seball: J.V. 2; Newspaper Staff: 4. Ambition: Clinical Psychologist MARIANO VARGAS Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3; Track: Cee 1; Circle Cee: 3,4; Newspaper Staff: 4; Dance Com.: 1,2,4; Block Cee: 3,4. Ambition: History Major (Teacher) JOSE VELAZQUEZ Track: Bee 4; Yearbook Photographer: 3,4; Pub. Com.: 3; Dance Com.: 3; Honors in: Theology 2, Spanish 2. Ambition: Aeronautics Illustrater HOMERO VEUZ Soccor: Var 2,3,4; Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2, Var. 3,4; Block Cee: 2,3,4. Ambition: Doctor of Medicine CARLOS VICENCIO Ambition: Electrition JOHN VILLASENOR Football: Cee 1, J.V. 2; Tennis: J.V. 1,2; Basketball: Cee 1, Bee 2; Student Council: 4; Circle Cee: 3,4; Marian Society: 1,2; M.E. C.H. A.: 3; Pub. Com.: 3,4; Rally Com.: 3,4; Dance Com.: 1,2,3,4. Ambition: I.B. M. Technician and Engineer STEVE VILLAESCUSA Honors in: Math 3. Ambition: Happiness EDWARD VELLAGAS Ambition: Mechanical Engineer PATRICK WALLACE B. Y.A.: 4. Ambition: History Teacher DOUGLAS WONG Pub. Com.: 4; Baseball: 3; Tennis: Var. 4. Ambition: Draftsman KIN TAK WU Ambition: Engineer, Nobel Prize Winner iSeniors of 70 THE A L UMNI! You are in VICTORY IS A WORTHY RESULT FOR WHICH TO STRIVE FAIRLY CATHEDRAL HALL OF FAME AWARDS WINNERS: Brian McGoldrick All Around Athlete, Class of 1944; Phil Cantwell Football, Class of 1945; Sal Gaytan Basketball, Class of 19S2. Some Activities of the Cathedral High School Alumni Association SCHOLARSHIPS ARE GIVEN FOR CATHEDRAL STUDENTS ♦BANQUETS ARE SPONSORED FOR ALL CATHEDRAL ATHLETIC TEAMS THREE ALL-ALUMNI DANCES A YEAR ARE PRODUCED FOR YOU AT LEAST THREE DIFFERENT CLASS REUNIONS ARE ORGANIZED EACH YEAR A GOLF TOURNAMENT IS HELD ONCE A YEAR ♦CATHEDRAL HALL OF FAME AWARDS ARE GIVEN TO THE BEST ATHLETES OF CATHEDRAL EVERY TWO YEARS YOUR FIRST OFFICIAL CLASS REUNION, A BANQUET-DANCE, WILL BE HELD TEN YEARS FROM YOUR GRADUATION BE THERE! 158 the ChristtanBrothets Brother Timothy, cellar master at Mont La Salle Vineyards, inspects grapes during the harvest season to insure optimum picking for the production of The Christian Brothers ' premium wines. The Christian ' Brothers Wines Champagne Brandy Napa. St. Helena Reedley Cathedral High School Mothers 9 Club Mothers ' Club Ojficers: Alumni Representative Gene Bullara Alumni Representative Kathryn Carter Decorating Chairman Mary Guerrero Publicity Chairman Rosemary Valenzuela Fashion Show Gift Chairman Carmen Cordova Social Cordinator Hortencia Arellano Treasurer Caroline Madrid Secretary Jennie Centeno 2nd Vice President Dora Barrios 1st Vice President Ann Pasqualicchio President Gloria Munoz Congratulations Class of 70 M ; iU « J 3 5- v J is vN $ c T3 t West Wishes to the Graduates of 1970 3 .3- s 1 J 4: r Cathedral High School Fathers 9 Guild President Mr. Armando Domenici Vice President Mr. Anthony Madrid Secretary Mr. Armando Centeno Treasurer Mr. Peter Barrios Coordinator Mr. Manuel Palacio Moderator Brother David Gomez, F.S.C. 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Weber Cathedral, I Love You CLAYTON RIGGS, JEWELERS Good Luck to the Class of 70 Congratulations to the Yearbook Staff SAFEWAY LINCOLN HEIGHTS Congratulations The Class of 1970 DALY SHOE STORE Anthony (Tony) Margaret Sanjacomo Sandy Edmundo Hey there Lonely Girl! PATRONS Mr. James Eric Moon Louie Rivera The Jeff Peltier Family t of Love and God. jixi • . Mr. Robert Beran Best Wishes to the Class of 197( Mr. Victor Bolzano Congratulations to the Mighty Class of 1970 Mr. Paul Leahey Good Luck Best Wishes Class of 1970 SIERRA PRINTING CO. Olympic Blvd. 2644017 CONGRATULATIONS 5 YTOTHE CLASS 1 Ha OF 1970 f ROM1THE YEARBOOK ( STAFF ? 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