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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

0 .e ' vi 0 J .x- kA i mrjpl w ICf RilbKti. Cfl - -i-f « I f c T I srAff Ediror-in-Chiet Anise Photographers . Copy Writers General Staff . Moderator Ad Manager Al - derator . . Cesar Yanez Frank Villarreal Art Granillo Fernando Quinonez Jose Silva Carlos Flares Juan Velasquez Mike Venegas Luis Perez Tommy Huerta Fernando Jimenez Luis Reyes Donald Daniels Vincent Cendejas Oscar Izquierdo Jesus Lara Raul Marquez Manny Ramos Jaime Romo William Terrazas Joe Torres HI Sal Torres Fernando Tovar Lorenzo Velasco Ricardo Yanez Benny Juarez Bro. Donald DesHarnais. FSC AD STAFF Peter Arellano . Bro. Patrick Henry, FSC ear Readers. As editor of the 198(TChimes Yearbook. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff for its outstanding contributions to the book. I would especially like to thank Bro. Donald our yearbook moderator. Special thanks go to all the Brothers, faculty, and students who cooperated with us. I would also like to thank all those who sponsored us and contributed to the production of the 1980 Cathedral Chimes. I don ' t think the student body realizes the long hours and hard work that went into putting this yearbook together but we hope that you appreciate and take pride in this yearbook. This year we tried to cover the events of 1979-80 and the life of our school as accurately, honestly, and completely as possible. We hope this was done in a way that is informative, memorable, interesting and en tiyable to our readers. We tried not to show any favoritism for any individual or activ- ity. We tried to increase the amount of copy to fulfill the yearbook ' s respon- sibility as a reference book tor later use. Sincerely. ' $r CONTENTS 1 Dedication Theme ' ' Senior Class • Academic Candids Sptms Candids ;. ' Activities Candids ' • Organization Candids ACADEMICS Cardinal Manning Administration Faculty .16 .24 Staff Senior Portraits .u . 7-) Senior Momentos ■ ' 9 Juniors Sophomores Freshmen SFl m TS Football ' OS Cntss Country ' H- Haskerball ' ' Soccer ' - ' - Track ' - ' ' Tennis Baseball - ChccrleaJtrs - . . ACTivrriES Frosh Week ' ■)- ' Homecoming ' ■ ' ' liooster Club ' 5- Parenis Club ' Family Picnic ■ ' Tijuana Project l ' ASB Masses ' 5« Junior Rin Mass Guadalupe Procession ORGANIZATIONS Fxecutive Board l ' ' Student Council ' ' ■ Circle Cee ' 70 Chris tian Action ' ' ' ' Spirit Club Spanish Honor Society MF.CIIA ni Rally Committee ' - ' ' ' ' Dance Committee ' 7S Drama Club ' « ' Prom ' «- ' Clubs Yearbook Staff ' «« ADS Advertisements be in ' ' - 160 162 172 17i J DEDiCHTIOU his year, from May 15. 1980 co May 1% 1981 we celebrate the three hundredth anniversary of the institute of the Broth - ers of the Christian Schools. The Brothers have endured the test of time because of dedication, a sense of purpose and the spirit of love. These characteristics have served as a foundation ot the philosophy cstabhshed by St. John Baptist De La Salic, founder ot the Brothers of tlie christian schools. The spirit of La Salle continues to live in the christian schools and Cathedral Hii h School. La Salle s philosophy was based on four virtues to he taken by the Brothers: humility, patience, submission, and love of povetty. These virtues were the tools which La Salle used to dedicate himself to the poor. This dedication to the poor brought him to his life ' s goal: to enrich the moral and mtellectual character of the poor. By providing a good education and exemplifying the virtues of Christ. St. La Salle and, today the Brothers, achieve these goals. St. La Salle ' s ideals were that of a great humanitarian, but his efforts of self-sacrifice made him more than that. The degree of self-sacrifice is immeasurable when one recognizes the society he lived in. This was the french society of the late l UO ' s which was dominated by the aristocratic class, nonetheless. La Salle believed that the poor deserved a better life and eternal happi- ness. The spirit of love, born out La Salle ' s concern for the poot and his efforts to help them is now present all over the world. This spirit has continuously flourshed over three centuries, and the students of Cathedral have been witnesses to this kind of spirit for over fifty years. We dedicate the 1980 Chimes yearbook to St. La Salle and to all the Brothers of the Christian schools around the world, but most especially we dedicate the 1980 Chimes to those Brothers who have brought the spirit of love to Cathedral flii;h School U r the j,sf fifty five years. K-sm ' - . ■.W TT rVf.-f ' ■■ WR ' - ? ' i L ■ tfTi ' tSSJ K im. various other eve year had crept up of the changes t immature teens, b we wanted to beo The Brothers ancl yaculty iay] our future years. Because of their gut support, so vital to us. we wifl be able t important decisions. We hope we will iucc-__, Someday we will look back acid wonder, wh,. all the time went. We will remember the goc times and the bad. but rnostly. We ' will appreciate the friends we made alongrthe way. ' • : v : ♦ — t { r f tudifS never come easy to most of us. With the various activities in which we could take part pulling us in all directions it seems we sometimes forget our academics. But, m the end we learn, and we learn well. Moreover, in time we dis- cover that the single most impor- tant thing we have learned is to grow spirituaUy und academically along with the people who sur- round us. So. after four years we leave and are confident that we are enriched, that we can communi- cate and that our horizons are open to the future. 1. Sophomores compare notes before [he [est. 2. Tony m-dkinf pancakes in the lab. I Air. Balzano waiting tor his wife at the end of a hard day. -I. Mando doing research 5. Boiling the egg to go with Tony ' s pancakes. 6. Br. Patrick checks last year ' s calen- dar for tomorrow ' s activities. 7. Mrs. McReynolds updating the card catalogue. 8. Br. Edmund competing for the job of maintenance supervisor. 9. The yearbook will cost how much!. ' ' 10. Freshmen reacting to the sight of a camera. c . ' MMfl • ■■■ 6 t)a. flj i6« d • ' ' ■ • 6 Oi fS io d • ; % • ' • ' ' jj he Arhlcric De- partment: at Cathedral Hii h School pro- vides the opportunity for students of different interests and talents to participate in a variety of orf,a- nized sports: cross countrw foot- ball, soccer, basketball, baseball, track, and tennis. It is our hope that students who have participat- ed in sports here have learned new skills and perfected old ones; that they have learned to sacrifice their time and their will tor the com- mon cause: and. finally, that they have successfully put these to the test on the field. We most of all hope that. you. the student have learned to treat both victor} ' and defeat in the same manner. The importance of the i;ame is not winnini;. but participatint : the es- sential is not conquerini:. but play mi; well. 1. Fcrnic Jispbvs the winnini; tonn. _ ' Art Granillo waits tor his pitch. Vi ' c didn ' t do it. Couch. I U ' jfc ' ? our. Pclc. Here comes Victor U ' iiAc up. Chris ' 6. Cjmcrj shy ' ' . The Frosh-Soph lootb ll teum takes u quiet moment in the rose i;iirJen. S Ricky ' dne outruns Spitits. ' Returninii a shot Id. Rjiph on J yjtcr hre.ik. 11 Is r i s rii ht. Bto .Anthony ? . k ' ' ■ ' • •%, • ' - : jch year nu- merous tradi- tional activities seem to come and iio effortlessly. Frosh Week, Homecoming, the Christmas Mid- night Mass, the dances and the activities appear in their regular places. Few realize the long hours of planning and work which are required for the simplest of activi- ties. The Cathedral Chimes salutes those who have given so gener- ously of themselves without dis- play or public credit. Their gener- osity makes Cathedral great. 1.2. Two different reactions to the Frosh auction. 3. Orlando hquierdo and Emil Maldonado wait for Frosh week activities to begin. 4. Br. Xavier supervises the tut; -of - war pteparations. 5. Leo Castillo and Juan Gonzalez at the senior tetreat. 6. Why don ' t thty let me tlv.- ' 7. In defeat or VICTORY. Hail Cathedral Hail. 8. Joe, Caspar and Robert take in a baseball game. 9. Ricky Alvarez puts his Freshman to good use. 10,11. Charlie Rodriguez actively bidding on two Freshman who don ' t seem very impressed. c . ' . 6 Ott bi «) 2 6 «)e4lSsio '  d he viirioLis or- i unizations at Ciithtdnil High School are es- tablished by the Student Council so that each student may have an opportunity to patticipate in an active wav in school hie. The ser- vice thev render, and the fellow- ship they manifest enriches Cathe- dral life. 1. Alia en el mncho i;rande ulhi donde vivia. 2. How did I cake this picture.- ' ,i. OK. uys. liscen up. 4. Cathedral Hi h- 1 )99. 5. MY Name on the detention hst ' . 6. Chess anyone: ' : ran Bi:i3miuiii5 of a uriu ' mwDi hat can we .say about St. La Salle especially on this UX)th anniversary of the Christian Brothers. ' ' This dedication could be a very long one but we shall only say that we have one word that will express our gratitude: Admiration . Now the fruits of his efforts are producing results. We see these not only in the buildings or in the dedication of the Brothers but also in ourselves. The question that remains is whether we shall be able to keep this spirit alive and transmit it. too. Our answer comes without hesitation: Yes! . Therefore, for all these reasons. Brothers and Brother La Salle, step forward and receive this dedication. Seniors, this was our last year at Cathedral and a time for deep thought about our goals for the future. The following few words are appropriate and could give you needed encouragement. Cathedral wishes you the best of luck and hopes to see you return someday as fulfilled men. These Seniors have had four years of fighting with books and who knows what else! Their courses were intended to complete them as persons, and to help them find the meaning of life, not jusr fill them with words. Cathedral has one of ' the best curriculums in all California. I ' his is the reason for all that homework! Hey.- T ' reshmen and all of you! u did not know that.- ' Now you do. so let us try to do better. Activities.- ' These Seniors will remember the things they helped to organize and the dances they attended. This Senior class sponsored various activities throughout the year. This should serve as an encouragement to all classes to enrich all aspects of their lives now and in the future. Sports! source of growth for body and spirit. The Seniors who partici- pated in sports discovered the deeper meaning of team participation and team unity while not losing sight of their individual growth. The lesson is obvious and can be applied to all of life: the strength of the ream depends on the effort put in by each individual. When one thinks about all of the .sports and other activities at Cathedral one has also to think about .ill the organi atu ns which gi e added life to those various activities. Hopefully with the coming generations the organi- zations will grow even more, not only in numbers but in opportunities for self-expression from the student body. In closing therefore, let us dedicate ourselves to the improvement and perfection of our minds, bodies and souls in the spirit of the St. John Baptist de La Salle as passed on to us through the Brothers and faculty of Cathedral High School. 1 I m 1 c a iiFcu miWi J r «v v— - tv ]ims cmist pu mm u DOUB TA7 i i ' T ' V tt mwBT IS mm but mi mBcmms bbi ' fHUl, so iWK IMl MMI if THT UmVBT TO SEllO ' MB011BIB5 TO WiS mmisr m ¥Biim pu. iioci Tioiis wmm illSplBE PUIIO BlTll :fel TlBCillBS ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES I S3 I W£ST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90015 388-8101 January 9, 1980 Wirti fomiliority we greet l+ie Communify of Cothedrol High School. Our bonds were forged even before mosf of you were begotten. A garden of sleep and tronquility was transformed by the vigor of young manhood into a sea of life fresh witfi promise. A new people strivir g for achievement, teoming the discipline of life, the dignity of man and his noble destiny. Now the rigorous dally exercises testing laughter and tears, success and foilure, o new people colled The Phantoms with a vision centered in Christ. With humility and gratitude we greet the Brothers of the Oiristian Schools, our brottiers in tfie Lord. A public tribute is especially appropriate now as they recall their beginnings 300 years ago. In our time and in our midst they have modeled a constant and generous servanthood, May the God of peoce make you perfect in holiness. May He preserve you whole and entire, spirit, soul and body, irreproachable ot the coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ, He who calls us is trustworthy, ffierefore He will do it. My brothers, pray for us too. (IThess. 5:23) st - Co ■ ' Timothy Cardinal Monning Archbishop of Los Angeles 6 Oe A w • ' ♦— •■ V-H. tmm wm wmEii Id ■ ' ' iV ' (7t CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL SiaJium S ' ay TtUphor Lot Angeltt CalifonKi 90012 (21}) 22i-2iiB To The Cathedral Studentbody: This school year begins the celebration of t e 300th anniversary of the founding of the Christian Brothers by St. John Baptist de La Salle. St. La Salle saw the need of the times to provide an education to the young in order to assist in the salvation of their souls and to prepare them to live productive and peaceful lives. He was a pioneer and innovator in the field of education. Cathedral High School and its faculty by its philosophy and practices attempt to carry out the spirit and goals of St. La Salle. Catheral attempts to provide the atmosphere and a course of studies in religion that helps to develop our students into strong Catholic young men. Our academic program Is designed to allow our graduates to take advantages of the educational opportunities available on the college level. It is our belief that by continuing your education after high school, you will be able to meet the challenges of a new century and aid in the solution of problems that still plague our society. Over many years — from the 1920 9 into the new decade of the 1980 8, Cathedral has been known for its spirit and the loyalty of its students. It is the students of Cathedral with their good sportsman- ship and high standard of conduct who have over al3 the land spread your name . Ifou are the heart and the soul of Cathedral. The present school year has seen improvements and changes at Cathedral. From the refur bishing of the library by the Archdiocese, to the revival of the retreat program, the introduction of the evening marriage course for seniors, and the fine arts elective. Cathedral continues to grow. This year has seen strong student Interest and support in the various projects of student government and organizations. The Red Cross Blood Driva, the funds raised for Toys for Tots by the Christmas tree sale, and the donations made to assist needy families during Thanksgiving witness to your generosity and concern. The dedication and hard work of our athletic tean s are another testi- mony to the spirit and courage of our studentbody. The support those teams have been given has been strong. Throughout all of our efforts we will continue to grow and prosper with your cooperation and enthusiasm. And in all we do we must reiaember that God is our strength and our salvation. .- ..tttJU— CRBBI nil IM MTU Tlil WWs Rim ' m£m wm JEII2B, 2i i Sr V J U S t — •- 6 «e4lfc 90 '  ' d - r Np --4 :t ■► ■ o (I school can run it- self. The job ot ad- ministrator is a diffi- cult one whose im- portance IS trcqucntly fori otten. The role of the administrator Is to see to it that all of the policies ot the school are faithfully and fairly followed. Cathedral IS lucky that this ideal is an everyday reality. Every member of the Cathedral community IS better off because of the dedication and hard work of its administrators. 1. Bro. James Meegan: n years at Cathedral. 9 as a Brother; Principal, World History. English 4. Parents ' Club Moderator. Alumni Assoc. He enjoys stamp collect- ini;. gardening and literature. 2. Bro. Christopher Bassen. ESC: At CHS since 1065 except for one year ot study; Vice-Principal Dean of Students. Phys- ics. Religion J. He likes the students at CHS because of their basic honesty and i;oodwill. His hobbies are birdwatchmg. models and computer work. i. Bro. Edmond Larouche: S years at Cathe- dral; Vice- Principal Dean of Studics- Director of Einances. Theology 2. He enjoys sleeping, eating, being a card shark and listening to Mr. Eish lecture. l. Bro. Manuel Vega. ESC; Vice Principal- Director of Curriculum Master Teacher. English 4. Spanish 2. Spanish Literature. He spends his leisure traveling, reading, at the theater (live) and in bookstores. 1 Bro. Xavier Lavagetto: At CHS X years; Director of Student Activities. Chemistry. Theology 2. Bro. X relaxes with theology, fish, classical records and philosophy. 6. Bro. Anthony I.enz; 11 years at Cathedral. Director of Athletics, Algebra. Trigono- metry Calculus. He loves brotherhood, tennis, photography and guitar, in that order. i r 6 ' - 0c4fe  «  d Sb 6 - tic b io ' ' d ■ ■■ 1 % ' r N ' A V r c ' very school has its special atmosphere and character. Many factors con- tribute to this, hut undoubtedly the most important is the communication that takes place between everyone on campus. Faculty members and stall enjoy working here because ot the spirit ot cooperation and honesty they lind. This reality, linked with the Cathe- dral student ' s desire to learn and grow, makes us all richer and happier. 1. Mr. John Ambrosio: A newcomer to CHS: Biol ogy. He tills his time with sports, reading, music and playing guitar. 2. Mr. James Amendola: His first year at Cathedral: Moderator of the Dance. Prom, and Homecoming Committees, linglish J. Religion 2. Geometry. II he could, Mr. Amendola would spend all his time travelling, adding to his clown col- lection and playing backgammon. f A r Victor Balzano: The senior member ot the faculty with 26 years ot service: I ' S History. California History. He enjoys reading. I ' SC football and the Cathedral Rose Garden. I. Bro. DeSales Benning. FSC At CHS 5 years: Bookstore Manager. Spanish I. Re- ligion 2. He says he likes music and read- ing. 5. Mr. Gary Berrolone: 2 years at Cathedral. Sophomore Class Moderator. Geography. English i PF. Health. Sociology. He en- joys literature. Softball and cooking. 6. Bro. Manuel Ramiro-Callealta, FSC: On loan to US at Cathedral from his home province in Spain: Spanish 1. Spanish Composition. He consumes hours and hours learning the difficult language- Fnglish. 7. Bro. Donald DesHarnais. FSC: In his sec- ond year at CHS: Senior Class Moderator. Yearbook Moderator. Theology I 2. Fnglish 2. Geography. My private lite is my private lite. (There ' s always one in the crowd. ) U ' ' V mm I • MAO ■ 1. Mr. Philip Ferguson: 13 years as a dedicated faculty member; Govern- ment. English 4. Fine Arts. His joys are .stamp collecting, reading and his lam - ily. 2. Mr. Robert Fish: At Cathedral 3 years; Assistant Athletic Director. Head Cross Country and Track Coach. Essay Writing. English I Current Events. He seems to like cruising the Boulevard, dueling and going to movies. r Air. Luis Garcia: J years at CHS; Alge- bra 1. Spanish 2. Geometry. Often seen playing tennis, chess, racquetball. howling or programming computers. -i. Mr. Raymond Gonzalez: New to CHS; Geometry, Algebra 2. Trigonometry. 5. Mr. Thomas Grgurich: His first year at Cathedral; Physiology. Physical Sci- ence. Advanced Biology. He is often seen working hard in the lab. 6. Bro. Lawrence Haley. ESC: Religion 1. He enjoys singing and adores playing in faculty baseball games. 7. Bro. Patrick Henry. ESC: 2 years at CHS; Freshmen Class Moderaror. Re- ligion I 2. World History. He is often out at movies, basketball and soccer games and the musical theater. 8. Mr. John Higgins: At Cathedral tor five years; Head Counselor. Psychoid - i;v. His hobbies are his children, swim- mini: and teaching. 2b ■ - ' ?s . ' ' ' )e ' ' v5t 6 ' - tic C 6 de bi w ' ,4 ? ' V • ' - T « V ♦♦ + PRIDE wmamow 1. Airs. A anafw Marin: I year ar Cathe- dral; English 1. Spanish 1 _i. I love to use have a good rime. She thinks the atmosphere on campus is very good. 2. Mrs. Margaret McReynolds: 1 year at CHS. Librarian. She loves to spend time with her family. ' ■i. A r. Oliver Nowlin: 5 years at Cathe- dral: Art. Mechanical Drawing. Typ- ing. After hours he likes art. body surfing and fishing. -I. Fr. Jorge Penaloza: .i years at Cathe- dral: School Chaplain. He enjoys laughing and being in the company of good people. •j. Mr. Dominic Puglisi: In his tenth year at Cathedral: Junior Class Moderator, Algebra 1 2. Geometry. He gets a kick out ot golt. reading and coaching soccer to little children. 6. Fr. Matthew Quinn: 13 years at Cathe- dral: Brothers ' House Chaplain. He spends alot of time reading and jog- ging. (Puff. puff. ..) 7 Mr. Raul Ramos: 6 years: Head Foot- hill Coach. Spanish Civilization. Span - ish 2. PF Health. His hobbies are all outdoor sports, including football and swimming. ■V, Mrs. Angela Summers: .i years at Ca- thedral: Drama Club Director. English I : ' .v.s-.n ' Writing. Reading. She enjoys horseback tiding, bowling, shooting pool and travelling. 9. Mr Michael Vitale: 1 year at Cathe- dral: English 1. Essay Writing. He likes rock music, .■iports. the beach, women, movies and. last but not least, he likes It here. 10. Bro. Martin Yribarren. ISC: 9 years at CHS: PE IIealth. Geometry I. Al- gebra 2. Trigonometry. He likes play- ing the piano and organ, basketball, bridge, and working out crossword pu zles. wX jovrx 29 6 Oc h w ' !, • ' V ■ ' IMff TMJUJT fl lire i, Mrs. Ahry Sulcido: 11 years at CHS. Cdteterm Stafl. She enjoys Jancini; and cuke decoracin i . 2. Mrs. Mary Palacio: 13 years at Cathe- dral. Cafeteria Supervisor. She hkes to he a sports .spectator and camping. - . Mrs. Gloria F.nriquez: 6 years at CHS. Cafeteria Staff. She .spends lier extra time shopping;, watchini; T. V. and footliall. 4. Mr. Ncmencio Camari;a: In his first year at Cathedral. Maintenance Staff He enjoys heini; a sports spectator, especial h soccer and foot hall. 5, Mr. Manuel Arevalo: 7 years at CHS. Maintenance Staff. He likes basket- ball, dances and all sports. Ch Mrs. Pauline Reyes: years at Cathe- dral. Rei istrar. She enjoys .swimming, bowling and hkes people at CHS. 7. Mrs. I.upe Lope 10 years at CHS. Attendance Secretary. She enjoys vis- itini; the California missions as well as i:ardenini; and necillepoint. S. Mr. Manuel Palacio: n years at CHS. Maintenance Supervisor. His hobbies .ire watchini; football and camping. ' ) Mrs. Arleen Rather: J years at Cathe- dral, liookkeept r. She c i ots liuntim;. fishiiii;. archery, auto iiiechanus and raising two teenagers. N? 6 - • «)a4D  6  d s ' - ' l - ' i h ' ' I - ' ' ' s another schiml year ends, a new decade begins, and the graduating class of lOSO has the honor ot open- ing up this new decade as well as a new life, a lite greatly influenced by their experiences during their years at Cathe- dral. These experiences have prepared them tor the new hie they will he enter- ing, a lite ot mystery, good and bad times. One ver special and important event which took place and influenced the Senior class in a special way was the Senior retreat which was a sign ot their unity and spirit as christians and as men. Throughout the ycat the senior class ot l )S()kept their good standards by partici- pating well academically, spiritually, and .ithleticalh Besides the happy moments, the Senior class also experienced a sor- rowful one h ' the death of one ot their fellow classmates. Jose Soto. Jose was a dedicated Phantom full ot spirit and mo- tivation who was always ready to lend a helping hand. His spirit will live in the memor of his classmates forever. The class ot I9H( also had a special honor in graduating on the UHkh anniversary of the Christian lirothers. Aftet (kl hundred ears of dedication, the Brothers have pas. ' yed on a great deal of knowledge to the students which ha e definitely bene- fited them. I Seniors get tired up at the rally J. Chris. Vickie, and Rosario with theit escorts, i. Seniot class at the end ot the retreat. 0 «s. «— e 6 0e4b ' « ' ' ' V ' ' . f .1 o N9 6 Oe4« ' o • 5 ■4- ♦  V t r i ' % t ! — •- 6 ' - Oi ik io ■• ' d •+- m 4 — 4- •C. ] 6 -  0e4bK9« ' 5 -♦- -A . , 6 - e4jjt •• ' « v - ' • - 1 - ' • -r 9 6 Vide4B w  K e v- • ' ■ V ' - g ' 1 6 i «0e4bs9O« d « V ■)■ ' ' C . f i 6 Oe b w • ' d ■v- Ul - ' !■ M ' KJ Byrvt ' i l Enrique Rosales 1 ' ' .l lflvaj ' ra ■i % i n 11 1 1 I , 4 : % B jmI fc-.ii K E1 ' ' Leonard Salaznf iP ■ Ir ' - ' ' ' iJ Hn. ' r ' H Ir jj t i ■1 f 6 0e. tts9O d ■V— t- - i ' % ' ty® ' . f ■!■ 6 0e4 lfc  6« ' d 4- n ' — i ' ; . 6 Oe b ao d 6 -M tJt Ct — ' i) 4 OTHER (IMS ' B Wi. COOL BUT Uli: 5TiII Rlll£! As It J fact tlijc ii wind may he J.v po werful tn rip apart trees and yet he ,V() i entle as to cast ripples upon a pond or an ocean to huild huge tidal waves. h It a fact that a tain showet he as lii ht as to lay down a i;entle dew upon a tose or he as vuliierahle as to wash away a city. s It a tact that a lion he so turocious at tinies and I t ' f he so identic to its own km. Is It a tact that God portrays hiiiiselt in each and ever] aspect ot hi ' ' , mivj creations. Oh es he t ot ' s exit into his every creation espciialh man . . . John . ' . f ' lores I. Oscar l quierdo intently watchini; Ins team- mates J. Princess Pui;lisi escorted hy Dr I lii;i;ins •!. U ' 7j() neeils homework I ( atliedtal ' s taculc hoineioniini; court on dis- play. i. I ' vpical seniors tr ini; to look studious. ( ' . A loyal I ' reshman always stands behind his Sen- ior. 7. Muncin Martin. S I ' ll stuk iin clieatnotes in m shoes. ' .Mark and Rita at the rally. It). Loco Pardo. II. J. lime tutniiii; (im xii i oft. IJ ' The Rocktotd look ■ Mmmni look- at that. ( I ' or the followint; captions see nc t pai:e:l I Paul and Pe.mna artivc tor the lioniecomiiii; L;aiiic. _ ' . Henato: Rhonda. I think Pin i oinfi to he sick! Last years ' A.S.li. pres escorts last fears ' home- coming queen. I. Senior- I ' rosh actnity. 5. Ilit;h spirited Seniors at retreat. 6. I he reward ot aihievemcnt. 6 de4fc a6 ' ' r V— ■ m TmT d dW A Of ose Soto was a true Phantom. He never neglected helping someone and never did he expect anything in return. He liked going out and having a good time with his friends, hut was aware that life meant more than lust iioint: out and having fun. Lentil the time ot his death, Jose hved Ufe to the fullest and was very much a part of the Spirit at Cathedral High School. Jose brought out the best feelings of his fellow classmates as they united to pay him their last respects. Jose will always be remembered by all as a true member of the Cathedral Class of 19S0. God bless you Joe. We all love you. nrique Rosales was a beloved friend and Phantom. To many he was known as a school clown and the king of punk rock, but those who knew him well knew that he was a true companion and most of all a true Christian. There was a very serious side of Enrique. Like many others he had his dreams, hopes and disappointments. Enrique was very much a part of the spirit of Cathedral and was a true PHANTOM . Enrique died on his birthday (April 2 19H0) and till this day he lives in the hearts of those who knew him and loved him. God bless you MOE we were lucky to have known you. as a member of the class of cra y 19H(). iU TH£ FylS Of im l ILIHO KllEUl THEffl. THU ' y MiUXi UOT COllOUJiRBI By DilHTH, RttTHER THFy UiERE C01lOll ' £iV£RS. THFy HHD COfflHWTTED TM£M5Elll£5 TO H .. p£R50UHI I30HI. pRtpHlVmO TH£ffl5£Ill£S fOH HiiyTHiUO. £ll£ll D£9TH. •d v  6 «ie4bsi6 • ' d ' - A] Victor Manuel Akah 438 E. 32nd St. Circle Cev 4: Bdseball I. FtHHball J. Lttttnnan I. . ' . i. 4: BlfKk Cett Cithtdral Hif:h Schtx,! fnr mc hds been very fiinxi m me md all nt my friends because i l iiur shinny; nur hive and mII the moments wc shared en ether as the (hss i t i ' iSH But I ' ll never ti rf:ei the thtnj s thit happened ro me at Cathedral Like the nihes we had. Basketball, hnitball and snccer frames But this one thinf: I shall treasure is thai m myself 1 will always be in the C thednl family m m heart. Class td JOWJ Forever Rick Paul Alvarez 3907 Collis Ave. Cathedral has been a very experiencing; thtnf; l e had man} ixid times and bad times I never wiiuld have made it if ' it wasnt for my parents who saw me throuf h everythmj; I am lucky to have the friends ! do. and I ' ll never forf ei ihe craiy thinf s we used to do I }ust want tii sa thanks to Cathedral for teaching me and filling me t ith the knowledge I need ri make it in lite Julio Aragon 2214 Vi W. Temple St. A honor mil 1. . B honor roll i. Of , . ' , _ V track I. Circle Cee 4 To Cathedral which has provided me with such a fine education and preparation tor my future To all thoie people whos Iriendihipi I have experienced and have f;iven me suih untorf etable memories To m brother and Sisters who have put up with mc and encouraf ed me to continue To those two vcri dear and special people. m parents, who alwa •■ truh tared and saw to it that I retened the ver, best And ii God who has iven me the opportunity to share such beautiful people It s to all of you that 1 say thank you Ctaiy eif;hty ha arrived Peter Arellano 2019 Workman St. H honor roll }, Frosh basketball i j« lommiitee. newspaper club I. spirit club i. i. circle Cee I Ihave seen what love and friendship lan f ive ro a person as a class and as a schinil I have felt that tnendship through Cathedral and its members n second to none and ever one is united as one Thanks I all of you To im f ood friends the members of the spirit club Jo mi parents who tau}:ht me what real life is and to Louie and Romelia for f ivinf; me inspiration and friendship The memories of my schixil years have tauf ht me that lite can continue even if sou don I but I have learned that I should put my share ol lite to inspire and understand people ( Robert S. Arevalo i64 South Ave 21 B honor roll I. class pres 1, class v.p. i. Student bodi I p 4, prom chairman i. 4. key club I. wasc committee I. dance iommittee I. J. honors to boys stale 4. track I. baseball I I ' ll always remember the f ood education I received, the hardworking; teachers, my friends, my enemies, the tears, the lauf;hs. rhe dances and the parties Special thanks to Carol for rhe many memorable moments thai we have spent tof;ether. especially my birrhdax Thanks to mi wonderful family and especially m little brother Jerry Gracias mama y papa pur de arme venir a esta escuela. Con todo canno y amor $u hijo Roberto Crazy eighty rules Ernest T. Barrio 2U0 Holgate Square Circle cee i. 4. block cee t. mecba 4. j k tennis I, arsir tennis J. i. 4. first team all lcaf;ue 2. i. 4 I would like to thank all the brothers and teachers here at Cathedral for their help and undetstandinf; lis hard to pick our my most memorable years because all ol them have been f;o id I have made some special friends, some of which I will never torf;et Thanks to one very spetial person who has been with me rhrouj;h m hard times and nn pHid times and most ot all rhank sou mom and dad Ricardo Alvardo Campos 3541 El Serene ) Ave B honor roll I, students Spanish. Circle cee. dance (ommitree, j uitar club, soccer, mccha Cathedral to me has been the most important years o m lite iN ' tf only because mi intellect has rown. but also mi outlook on hie I have larned to appreciate school as well as what I have Cathedral also -ave me the opportunity of experiencing the tbinf;s that are ver , important to the reena);e adult The friendships are a very imponant part of Cathedral Over all Cathedral is an excellent school tor preparation tor rhe world thai awaits us. Anthony Canizaies Jr. 4116 Blanchard St. H honor foil I. (ircle cee i. track I. i toorball . ' mecha 4. most valuable offensive lineman The rhinos I will alwa s remember is when we were I champs. f;oin ro parties with m babe, torrunn m frosb and taking him to the I ' and loretro And last but not least is m f;irlfriend who has iven me x ' much a treasure that is hard to find IS novi forever mine and I stronf ly thank God lor the happiness she S f;iven me and I prai rhai he ma) take care of her wherever she is Ilex babe I love you and take care Muchas radias mama i P-ip p ' todo el amor y pai.ieni.ia que me ban dad Con much amor sus hi o h ? 5«tJe463i6 T Gilbtrrt CarrilU) 55 So. Rowan Ave I hjsehjil I. J. H.irhiH k J. tuJtni f:ini i. 1. jjtkri tommiiccr J. nnf; commitlctr - ' . vjrtiri h schdll l. hnmin in ibcolfif v t. H hiiniir mil A i fiiur ifjn 4t (jlheJrjl hjvf hccn thr best ycjn ,. nn lite Tilt- tbmf: I will nevtrr tnrj:cr is fininfi iiuf jnJ hjviDf: fun with vet ( cir jnJ cra y fnendi I wnulJ like m thank rh - icjihcrs jnd hriirhcrs tin rhcir Invndhnvss jmi urc (n hroadtn m intelhf;vnLe jnJ f:rnwth Sfx iul f hunks iii Hr Atinjnd. J tni-nd whii hclpt-d im- ihriitif:h m hmi trjtrs jf (jlhrdtdl I ' hjnks tu the fittnip fur then • iprnnesi jnd help fhr ' ui;h trmihled times J fhr „ulJ hkr II ihjuk m pjrents who witiuiut then . wuuld lit he pt ' wihie Muilus f rjiiMs mjiiu pjpj p,n mill uuf hjn hcihii p f iiii Rjiph Cjrvalho 2 ' )12 (-onimoJore Si. ,v I ' HithJI I.  J in J. i. I. wjv ,.-mni rtti I. Ir.. h Miph trjik I. ntclt .cc J Anumf; the l -nd ineini ' fiet tlut I hdve tmni my h ui r jf ( jlbedtdl ATI- nil the trj7i time we lud huth m jiid tit III lUss whiih hjve ted me fi lejm jnd experieme mdn thmi s Iroih week tr iii to nJt J tnciile. pjftyin jt the I ' . f;eliinf; f ir.m r ••ui il i ji.i. fjlhcy jnd liH,d li hty rjp se- si ns with Sal. U t day id stluHil ji t. jf the hkr. phyin : liinthjll hmr it-jcv jnd hedtin : PA- ' retreat My mom and dad made this all possible, tor th, , love and undetstandinf;. patieme and enLOura etUent My si ' -teis tot their help. m prihiend ( mdy lor her love aiid undcrstandiiif: and the tai uln lor their help and turn ' and the i ' un trom the tfj i las •• Ml) {■!oy Castro 4M)l Berenice Ave iompiitet iliih. i ic-M iliih. US oiiei like mh yestetday thai I mj J lieshm , ( .ithedral hti hten too diott I now look At hiii:ht tomorrow ( athedral has pro ided me- w cpditfues I hall jlwa,s remember and ihensh (athedral. Im forever mdthtvd to oii. ill ne e ta ith Sergio C.dStTo i7n Griffin Ave. ltod opb trai-k I. hoiwr-, m reading V • ' alwaw remember all the lool people that I met Inrv in my lout iear rsfx-iialh M be t Inend I hi tor ii atde tlut I have been om to .i hool wif i lor I J yeati I wilt j wjh rcmemUf llie unle and the f:teat times we all spent there III inxer lor et iiH jr r when we reieived otir rmf:s I .,l,l f sji fbauk ' , I. ' all m KjJurs wlw p„l up  iih .iloi Ironi m and I ani !•■ mv tlunks I.- ini tneiids Spci lal thanks to ms lamilt lor putimf: lip with me I m iivf f:lad thei Jidn t .-mc up on me Minlias f:rai us mama papa pot todo ijiii turn lieilio por m, i ti-do amor i ,ar ni (lod NiSS 1..U ( g Joe Cj-itillt 4(ylH Grey , baseball I. lor vt about ( also the ood Dr . ' One d the athrdiat is all . times I had ai ,1 at ( atl.ediat rhini:s I will never ■he trier)Js I made ut mosr ol alt the Leo Castillo 1-U6 GlenJjie lilvj talh tortmiittee I. . ' . i 1. ross ti,unrr I spirit iluh t. tirile tee I tra k 1 f athedral fias been a f:teai etpeiienic for me I he siimol n full of ira people who have to have tun I II never to et the basketball f:ames t lallw wlu e I would Si reem m luti s out The r u i ' i feallt iiotned were how thinf;s and fxople liavc than id sinit I WAS a Iteshman I bad tun with tns Iriends in and out ol sthool III neset toilet the fittnian had at Hans Thanks mom dad Ixer lestisa and hiotbers PS I huihlinf: sireatnet ill r tell who the Vincent ( endejds i7IS Michigan Ave . I, li honor roll _ iAfiiook } Ml past lour u ars .„ .nlndr.d lia . . ,. ones that III n u f lorf:el I «f alssa s nmrmbit m jr ear the best b tause ol the i:ood times I had and tin mvs Ininds I made I v..i ' ii to rhank im mom lor .dl iliar sl , has doiit I.. I me .Mso f im b, si Inmds hki h ' , and ..dnis ihat I ■• II n. r loi tl ( ( .u C lijvc Hjniire UiiJ (Juinnell Dr 1 li..ii..r I ' -d : II honor mil I I. n ' ' V l.nnn ' I (in U . - . J. No, k , e, . , s I ' Spanish hoiwr i. I. nniha I prom lonnniilet I looking- baik I remimher man ihin s ilirou hout iin lour ,rs liert I wilt always nfinmbir nn Irmids Iron, the nii -tin Jass • l Wi III iie ' .ir lor ii flu Inn we had Iresliiiian ear when we werit i aiiipirif: during ilu sinusni hiiak ,r eat the Inn w, had at mr rallies U ., .. l.iok ba,k I will al ais lememhtr the la.uh .sfKiialh th, hn.tlurs Wiibout tl.iu , on, irn and Inip I w.iuld noi bt m iln siiuaoon tlut I mi I want to thank n laiml, lor heiiif: ssnh me rhrou h llmk and thin (•rairas mama I papa por todo l.inf: In, the (athedral I ' lianfins 9 6 «ie 4| s o • r 0 j V Hector Cordova :mi Hammel St. SiKicdad buriDrdru espjnuh i. 4, hiinitr si ciety J. i. spirit club i. 4. compuKr club i. cbeis club i. I hive to say that my years at Cathedral Hi h Schixil have been rhe best. The environment at this schiH l permitted me (ii become more aware of many thm s. Ill never totf et Fish ' s class, it was a not. Nor will I Unf et Br Manuel ' s persistence and determination in his works and help to others Thanks to all for these happy David Cruz 722 N. Lucile Ave B honor roll I. key club I. (rosh basketball. varsity basketball 4: varsity cross countn J. , 4. va rsity track i. 4 I ' ll always remember all thai I experienced at Cathedral ( ir cross country teams. we always cappes on our coaches and choking; at CIF and tiHik Hch instead of our predicted ird. I have to thank my parents lor making it possible for me to attain such an education. I also would like to thank my future wile Sally for belpinfi me to believe in myself and understanding; lite more fully Keep cool crazy eif;bty Donald Daniels 6263 Church st. Circle cee i. 4, christian action i. 4. mecha i. 4. cross countn i. prom committee 4, drama club J, spirit club 4. yearb x)k staff 4. science club 4 Cathedral has f;iven me two f;ood years in which I have obtained both a f ood education and a whole lot of memories These past two irs hold jlot m look back upon. There were the proms, the retrear. the dances and all the fun I want to thank everyone involved in m two yrs at Cathedral My onl ref ret is that I didn i transfer sooner Thanks af ain and flood luck to everyhodt Francisco Javier Delgado 8019 Bell Ave varsity football i, 4. circle cee i. 4: A honor roll 1. J. B honor roll , mecha i. 4 The think I enjoyed most about Cathedral was all the good times I have experienced here with all ol my Iriends. but I want to thank my parenrs for all they have dime for me David Diaz I2M N. Alma Ave B honor roll I. soccer yrs, Spanish honor society 1 am proud of being a phantom ar Carhedral because my yrs here have been very memorable Now that I am a senior I think back of all those enjoyable yrs I remember all ihose times my friends and I got together at the IK when we played lootball tackle, when we went to Santa Monica beach, and most imp .)rTantly our ring ceremony I wish good luck to all the calsses at Cathedral, make your yrs memorable ones so that when It ' s your turn to think back, you ' ll have good memories I want to thank all the brothers and teachers that helped me get by Cra y eighty rules Benjamin Flores 5232 Townsend Ave j V lootball J. varsity football f. 4. B honor roll J. f will always remember the the times I had at Cathedral. I shall remember how Cathedral helfned me to enrich my life through rhe importance ot education. Although I didn ' t accomplish all that J should have. I still will remember all the things I did accomplish I Could not have accomplished these things without the help of my teachers. Inends and lamily All these people ph)ed in important role in mv success. I would like to (hank them all -ii Hl-: Q Robert John De La Fuente i24i Portola Ave. f.v football I. vanity J, i. 4. trosh basketball, ; i basketball . ; varsity i. 4. mecha 4. block cee 2. v circle cee 4 The things I will remember the most about Cathedral is beating PN in finithall. storing two r Ds and stopping them from taking league championship I ' ll also remember this yr making all league with Osiat and Ralph I would like to thank my mom and dad for putting up with me and paying my tuition so I can get a gooil educatiitn and listening to me through g md jnd bad times I love you both I also want to thank (jii girlfriend Sharrm who listened to me when I needed iomcfjoe to talk to I love you and thanks lot the good times and gotid memories Thanks guvs tor all the great times long live IV  i John Albert Flores 4.i7 N. Ave U jv lootball I. vat J. i. 4. most valuable lineman I. most oft lineman i Looking over the r5 in whiih I was here at CHS I see many memorable moments which took place The prom, lootball. and other activities Football was the onl wji saw fit to show my pride tor this school I ' ll never forget all my friends and Id like to thank all the brothers for my education, my gorgeous girlfriend Andrea hit being my inspiration, bur most of all my parents and God lor all the sensations of existence I almost forgot rhe craz rimes with the loco bunch (lass ot cta y eighty i ' Tw ' N? iv 6 «ie4ll  0 d K V— t- f - . ■ Robert GiUefHK lim If Wr i PI iiuJcnt iun(.il I. iinic ccc 4. mccha ■) Mi past lour r4rs Jt Cdthedral have been the most mtrmiinblr and oyful }rs nf my life I have had many exciting: expenencef and have met man wiindeitui penple 111 always rememhet the many happy times with my buddies here at Cathedral The time has I ' ome and f one hut III never lurfiet Cathedral lot as lunf; as I li e I wnutd like to fhank Mr lli ins, Mr Gartia and Br fdmimd hit all their help they f;ave me dunni; im jr ear Spnial thanks to mi parents who have done much fin me in j;ettinf; a iM ' d educatiun and who have dime many others thinf;s for me Thank you all F.speCially my f irlftiend Anita for her love and understanding Armdndo Gal Van Martinez 1241 N. Evergreen B honot toll i. 4. guitar tlub I. s Kcer I. . mecha ■ . Spanish honot siKiety A J thank Cathedral for beinf; the forte which has made me realize the man realities of the world CHS f ave me much mote than a ood education, it provided me with numerous ideals and vitues for which til strive fur For this valuable support I owe the CHS faculty my sincere gratitude This sthiHil will remain vivid in m memories fur ■Aithm It - boundaries are joyful experiemes and people I lan never fotf et I i we even more to m parents whom I have received the greatest love Cracias mama y papa Que viva craty eighty Mano Garay } Xy2 Drysdale Ave. B himor toll i, J, Mi years here at Cathedral ha e f ren most memorable I have learned alot coming hete through my education The pan t liked most was going to the tittle with the boys Ctazy eighty IS number one Aldo Garbcllini IH51 Nolden St. h honor roll I. . ' . t. I. Spanish honor siKieiy i. I. II lence ilub (. 1. president of club, circle ere ■(. H S club. I V UKCer I I have rn oyed my four kj-i at CjfheJtal immensely I am looking forward to my future years in college I ottr a great deal to all my teachers who have taught me m m importantly how to think It s going to be iery strange leaving a plate ou have grown so aituiiomed m I will mns you Cathedral, vou ha e meant alot to me dKk hi: M m i r 1 1 hi Derek Garhellini 1851 Nolden St. B honors I. 2. -J. honors in Biol 3. i. varsity track i. 4, ; V fiHitball . ' . ]v soccer I, varsity i. yearbook staff 2. computer club 4. science club i. 4 I will never forget when I polevaulted over nine leer in my freshman year Coath Veils gave me a vatsity letter because I had at least third place on every meet I rhank all the brothers and teachers who have influenced me while I was at Cathedral The only thing that I regret is not doing all my work junior year tx-cause I would ' ve had a larger GPA leaving Cathedral. Art Garcia 2606 Sichel st- A and B honor roll I, 2. 4. )v cross country I, varsity tennis J. f. 4, BliKk cee i, v tennis I. I want to take this space m the yearbixtk to thank Jose Soto lot teaching me the true meaning of love and friendship Although we had our misunderstandings we still kept a very close relationship It was the caring and concern we held for each other that did it His friendship cant be compared with that of others because his was true to the end God bless iuu Jose. Thanks mam and pop and the gu s ttom ira i eighty fot all the suppon and fun that helped me get through (US Frank Gomez I remembet mv uniot year when I used to clown around HKhishs class, making all kinds of noise and driving Mr Fish up the wall I always liked making fun at Br James telling him I have a great idea lor solar energy Id like to thank my parents for sending me to CHS and Tm sorry that Jose Join didnt have a chance to graduate with our class John R. Gonzalez MO Ohve St. B honor roll 4. christian action 4. dance committee. stKcet I. J. 4. tircte cee 4. rally ci ' mmirtee 4 Cathedral has been one of the best whuh gave me the pride and joy of my lour e i , and III will alwaw keep in my memory all the things I did with mt friends, teachers and brothers I thank my leaihets and friends. I had a reall) girod time at .HS 6 ue fc ' r ov V— - Martin Robert Gonzalez 1618 Berendo St. Cathedral Hif h n (be best pIsCe tu receive  fitmj education Here Jf Cjthedral ihe most nacicahle fhinf IS the uniry between all the students and teachets Relationships really prow stronf here CHS lets a person he or do his own thing and helps you deal with lite. The teachers here always rn to help in ant wai, they can and I ' m proud tu he a Cathedral student Jaime Gracta 332 N. Ave 61 j.v cross country 2. jv track 2. v baseball i. varsitv -4. spirit cluh i The past four yrs at Cathedral have been the best in my hie I have learned that this is not jusc alot of students and teachers, hut this is a family, the Cathedral family. When you ' re a freshman you can ' t wait until vou become a senior and f raduate from schtxil Then when you become a senior you feel attached so the schot)l and everyone in it. and you really don r want to leave This schtxtl has prepared us well for the future, noi only academically but spiritually Gitod luck to all the f uys Crazy eighty rules Karl H. Graff 1443 W. 64th St. B honor roll i. A honor roll 2. i. 4. CSF 2. i. v tennis I. 4. computer club i. 4. chess i. 4. wasc Committee I, honors in eng 2. i. Spanish I. 2, algebra I, geomeiery and theology I, teligion 2 Cathedral has been a place oi growth for me Both the happiest and the saddest times occured while 1 attended CHS Fortunately for me the happy times far outnumbered the sad Thanks Aldo. Derek. Pierre. Greg. Luis, Fergie. Mr Higgins. Br Anthony. Br Chris. Br Fkinald. Br Manuel, the test of the faculty and ItKiney room tor making mv yrs at CHS as great as they were Wish me luck A phantom forever ' Arthur Grantllo 1 1 t(H)tball I. 2. cpt J. varsity ftxttball i. jv baseball I. 2. most valuable defensive player 2; yearbook sraff 2. i. 4 During my tour yrs at Cathedral remember that my suph yr was the best Vie were champs in the Santa Fe league, in baseball it was a fair season but what I always treasure the most was the game saving catch against PA. ' After that game I was proud to pla for Cathedral (in going to Cathedral I have learned many things, the ftiendships with the brothers and administration and especially mi friends I git e credit ro Brother Glen, he taught me many things alxtut photography VC ' har lan I say. I just regrer leaving Cathedral, it is a hume away from home W  i Robert Gutierrez 612 Gillette Halh commirie mam reasons ft 1 Cathedral has been one of the th, ir gro vrh of t intellect and maturity I think that by me making the right decision to come to this schcx)l 1 have learned mure than I would have in any other schtxil. I can now read three words a minute and write a little and I am now taking the big step into writing numbers and adding I had someone else write this paragraph because ;f would ' ve taken me hours to write this much and I know that when I graduate I II be able to get a big job like a trash collector like my cousin Richard but m real goal IS to be an electronic engineer Serk;io Hernandez 1980 Park Grove Ave M best memories in my years at Carhedral were rhose wild and crazy times. My adventures with the boys of crazy 80 at the circle were examples of (he party hatdy class of 80 That famous nighr at the fiesta with our trosh. Most iil my adventures have been with my crazy friends, and crazy places Those short but fun party ' s during A set with the freaks with the free sets, the times I flew on the streets and freeways with Rig on his 6l(J That accident with Jose and some of the boys, the time I went ro Catalina Islands, the night I bought my amp and scared the neightxirs Oscar E Izquicrdo JR 5374 Ithaca Ave I V football I. 2. baseball 1. arsi(} football , 4. yearbook 4. All League 4, most valuable player 2. most valuable back 4. most improved I First of all I would like to thank my mother and lather for trying to keep me on top ot things. Secondly I sould like CO thank all of my close friends for their friendships, and last but not least I would like In give mt thanks and appreciation for rhc loncern ul probabh the closest friend I have. Rhonda, thank ou and I love you ver much Loveh lady colour nn wurld Art F Jduregu 3741 Randolph Av Ft lu.r chanicdl drawing Cathedral has been an roll I. i. Honors i i, honors in U S history unforgccabic experience for me I ' ll miss things like food fights. Floy yells, crazy rallies, high jttivities with the homies. and generally the whole rnppy sihixjl I chink we have the best teachers here because most ol them are cool They really help in making you a better person - Aw -r5:te«3ztar «  ■)■ Fernando Jimene? Garcu 406 Rampart Ave Knowu 4i onetime Vi ' cll now I have i leave m there Ljn he wmethmj; done in the outside world I ha e to that I hid a ver nue and excellent experience but now I hjie to f o oat and use whatever I have gotten nut of tny hif;h ichool years There should he at least one wird that would summarize what I want to say. you were OKAY ' wilt remember my teachers and classmates who helped me ha e a successful experience I hope ! tan come back when I am •Ider and see the other tine yctun ; men cominj; ut of the same schinit and hope that they will have the same livinj; experience all til us have bad Class ol St) Joel Christopher foUiffe 2666 S. Magnolia Ave. baseball I. vats,t baseball J I would like to thank you dad and mom lot nin me the best SchiMilmj: tor my tour yrs of education I would also like to thank m classmates and Iriends for k ' lMnf: me the best time of my life I also want to thank Sandy for her lovmj; and caring: self Also my three best friends ene. Tank, and iolo, plus everyiine else from w a fcJdie Joya OiS W. Kensington rd- country I. J. var baseball -4. niccha j These last four trs at Cathedral have been the ■fit in ot my life The best were m r and si cars I will alwa s remember the f;i tij times I had at the spot and the I ' What I enjoyed most About beiiif; a Phantom was ' oin out to parties and activities I will never fi r et the times when we had fiumball rallies and f H tball and basketball frames I would espciially like to thank mj mom and dad for f;ninf; me the oppi rTunit to attend ( athedral and thanks to the faculty and fricndi who made (US a wonderful place to attend l.onf: live the iraz class ot m Jesus Lara inn S. h.atman Ave ihnsfui! Jirion vec rreas i. prc I. circle cee 1. Spanish lumorv 4, J. carbtHik ■), head sairistian I (athedral has been a home awai tri ni home because alt the students as well as faculty tteat eat h other like lamil) It has been -I very short yts at (athedral It seems that onh yesterday I was a freshman Then lamc out class ackers iophomote K and schotrl nn jr yr A very memorable but sad event was the loss ol our fellow classmate Jose St to I would like to thank all the teachers and friends who helped me f;et throujih my four yn Special thanks to Mr Hi ; ins for hn help I will never fotf et (athedral with tier purple and white Cidors not will I forget her masiot the ptianiom Oratias mama i papa por hahet me cumplido el deseo de venir a esta euuela Ciracias por ius iainfitios Su hifo que los ama Cra y Ht) ' Marcus Ouane Laughon 5Wi Almont St. A honor roll . ' , 1. -t. f.v. baseball 2. csf i. 4. varsity football , -t. b.i siKiety. circle Cee 4, honors in science J. honors in Spanish 2, 4. student j;ovt 4. chess club t. Spanish honor society i, 4. homecominf; escort 4 Cathedral will be the most memorable expetience in mi life I have met many people, some of which who have become m best friends and I have accomplished and done man things which will always influence im future The things which Til always remember are the wild and crary times with m friends Manm. Jaime. Raul. Mando and foe Til si ways remember Cathedral and the class of HI) ps whoo Hector Lizarde 8441 E. Woodlawn St. A honors . ' , jacket cornm J. j v soccer I. ; v lootball 2. varsity football 4 I would first like to thank my parents for all the patience they had with me Putting: up with all the times ! ot home late Most ol all. m) best Iricnd Serf;io Castro. with whom I hunj; around with for a hm ; time Thete are ust so many thinf s to say that one can i cm forever, then there s that special person in ones life, hoping that that one person will stay close as Umfi as f, ' od wills it. and hoping to never sai goodbye to each other I wish this never happens with me and my ;irlfriend Heiki I wish that all members of the cathedral lamih will Lhcnsh the times at CHS because I wish I would have It-It that hji when I was a Freshman Jeffrey Angel Lucero 2W7 Alta St- Spinr cornm i. 4. frosh basketball, chess club M tour rs here at Cathedral ha e been fireat I thank m mom and dad lot putting; up with me throUf;h the hard rimes I had. without then concern and help I could not have made it Til always rememb er my friends and the food times we had alter the dances, frames, and activities The time we stayed over Hans and when we went to the H sr parade One ol the happiest times here is wticn we won the basketball championship in ?S, and beating PN in finithall ill always remember m Iriends and homecoming 79 (iood luck to the class ol St) Gilbert Marque JR J7IS Lincoln Park Ave. I football I. s fyaskeiball 2. student Council 4, rin ; committee Cathedral has f isen me tour xears ol education and happiness It has also prepared me lor my luture and without the lielp of f(i| mom and dad this all would not Ajir been possible, io I would like to sa thanks mom and dad for everythinj; you have iven me. I lealti appro, late what you have done tor me and I wont lei H ' u down I would ahi ' like to f ise sfiei lal thanks to a vci special f irl in my hie who realh hclfx-d me out when the foinf; f:ot rou h You teall helped me out alot and I love you lot it bciause it really showv me ou cafe liont stop now tiecause we have a whole lifetime to spend with eachoihei Thanks Mart Nj 6 0e4bt 96  • ' d « t ; - Mike Marquez Villanes _i8}6 Pueblo Ave- IV (tack 1. n crass country 2.  baseball . . vsrsifj baseball i. varsity fuurball 4. spirit club t. 4. Circle cev 4. Cathedral has been a gitod experience fur me because it brought a lui of understanding and responsibility I wouldnt have been here at CHS if it wasnt for my parents I owe It all to them I bad great times here with frien ds and teammates alike I really en oyed m} stay at CHS even though I e had my ups and downs I like everything I did here and dont regret a thing I loved the spans I played in and wished I could have played more Finally I would like to thank m , parents and mi aunt fur help and care they showed for me Raul Salvador Marquez 2m Norwood St. chess 2. jacket comm 2. dance comm J. i, ring comm 1. xTian anion J, spirit club vp ■ i. 4 prom Comm ' , 4. circle cee 1, 4. yearbook staff 4 Having attended CHS these last four yrs has been a great experience Besides getting the best education possible, there have been many memories thai have made my high school yrs onei I wont forger Winning the championship basketball game 78. football and basketball seasons, new yrs eve 7 and ' 9. ring and prom nights, the BeeCee concert. 1114 76. 10 79. being as subescourt and honorguard for homecoming, a very special Sr retreat, the guys in the group and another wild hunch in the neighborhood Special thanks to Br s Armand. Ckjnald, X Ismilevl. and Mr Puglisi Fspeciall} my parents who have done so much for me Jose S you won ' t be forgotten. CHS thank you ' Long live crazy SO Mark Andrew Martinez 287 So Ave 55 B honor roll 2. 1, 4. bltKk cee 2. i. (rash basketball F S track i. var track 2. i. var cross Country 2. 1, 4 MVp and all league cross country i. 4 Cathedral for me has become a place of many fond memories All of my classes and time spent running will always be special to me Cathedral has had a growing influence on me these last four yrs The teachers here have done very well m working with me to see new ideas I want to thank all of my teachers, my parents and family for giving me the oppurtunit) to attend Cathedral I will nevet be able to repay them for what I have learned here Q Jack Anthony McClendon 272i Clyde Ave Varsity basketball i. 4. Nat Acheivement scholarship program, mac club sgtat-arms I came to Cathedral in the eleventh grade and wish I ' d come in the ninth grade Louie R. Mazadiego 1914 Albion St. I V football 2. Spanish honor Society 4. Circle cee pres 4, dance comm 4. rally comm 4. mecha i. 4, prom comm 4 The things that I write and share here come from my heart I want to thank my parents for their support, encouragement and most of all for their unselfish love they have given me Los quiero Con toda mi alma To my brothers and sisters I lave you all I II nevet fotgel my friends at CHS and all the gcxtd times we had together especially the spirit of crazy SO that will live forever Also my friends at Sacred Heart and Loterto thanks Most of all I want to thank Pat Cuevas for het unselfish love, fot being my love Mi well as my best friend, for believing m me likr I believe in her For trusting me and making me a part of her life I love Pat always ' €- Renaco Wong Medina 1140 S. Lucerne Bl hontir roll I. 2. 4. frosh basketball 1. Circle cee 4. 4. math honors I My past four years here at Cathedral has brought me many memorable experiences I ' d like to thank all the teachers, fiiends and everyone involved with my growth here at Cathedral Id also like to thank especially my parents for all the support and love I have received Thanks everyone e  M Henry Alexander Momanez 4111 Chevy Case Dr. cross country v , varsity 2. F S track I. 4. all league track 79. all league cross country 79 Cathedral has given me a gcMid education and has prepared me for the future Til never forget the people that ha e helped me become what I am Hector Ricardo Morales 170 Toberman St- B honor roll I. i. honots in reading I. circle 4. Spanish htmor society i. spirit club 4. 4. jacket Comm 2. mac 4. varsity football 4 ! have en my four yrs at Cathedral I have many happ-, memoria that III remember f-t the le t ot my life I want to thank all the teachers and Brothers here at Cathedral I especially want to thank Br Armand who has helped me m evert wat possible, and the woman who has worked vrrj hard in order tot me to receive a good education Thanks mom I love you At the end of my ft year I saw again a very special person whom I liked and ntiw love That person is my girlfriend Ampi Thanks for being theie when I needed someone. I love 6 «e4A  o d - . — t- p iVi c  Marco Tony Murcia 10527 Elizabech Ave. A hunor mil J. 1. 4. science club i. chess club 1. bnnurs tn English i; honors in biology, honors in American histftn I ' ll never forger rhe three years I spenr ar Cathedral I en oyed these years as I grew inrellcctujih and in maturity ft was a gteat pleasure being parr nt the class of SO and en iiving the laughter with my friends during lunch time I m greattal to my patents lor the suppo rt and love they ve given me, which have helped me to do well Raul Armando Murriera 1625 S. Gladys Ave. I tennis I. J. drama Club J. i. ■ , ring ct mm 1, prom comm i. prom chairman 4. student council 4 Through my four yrs at CHS I have had man good rimes I II always remember g  id Inends and i thefs. as well as the crazy episodes connecred wirh rhcm thank you to the administration lor purring up with me For m lamil). thanks mom and dad tor all the sactifice Thank you Tina lot all your Support throughout rhe years, to Carmen for always making me laugh, Ceci and Rosa ftir helping me gcr adjusted, to Espie we ' ve had goi d rimes and bad. er we survived them both Mom and dad I hope to make you proud of me To Br X thanks for being you ' To Br Ckmald thanks wirh your help in class council Br Armand for making me gmw in mi way, ro all thanks Casimiro Olmeda 42 i Mercury Ave. I rrack t. spirit club i. sec treas 4, honors in Spanish . ' . honors in American history My years at CHS have been my best 4 yrs of my tile. especially those in which I Have spent with the Spirit Club M} graiiruJe to all my friends, teachers, btorhers. and family who have helped me grow and to be a happier person Good Luck to the mighty class of HO Ko has palahras que pucdan describir mis sentimientos para usredes mama y papa Lo que si puedo dearies es que los quiero mucho y gracias por todo el amot que me han I estan dando Carlos A Padron 5iiO fluninfiton Dr. So. B honor roll I. . ' , i. t. ciicle cee -1. prom Comm 4. dance comm 4. Spanish honor sik 1, 4. spirit club f -(. honors in religion . , m advanced biology. I ' S hisiort, highest honors in social studies I tememhci all the fun times I had with the gu s from the spirit ilub I thank the club lot getimg mc involved with the school in my tumor and senior year J loved being substitute Phantom for some d the hxitball games, especially the PN game in whuh we defeated them when the} wete supposed to be undefeated Ortc ot my happiest moments at Cathedral was receiving my class acket and ting 1 would like to pay tny last reipects to JoSe Soto who was a friend to cvrryiine in out class t.es quiet dar las granai a mis queridos padres i abuehtos Inez } Cjindy pot todo hi que han hecho pot gracias Long Live Ciary HO Muchisimas Jesus Fdward Paredes ii6 West Gleason St. B honor roll 2: circle cee 4; spirit club 1. 4. dance iommitree 4 My memories hetc at Cathedtal have been exciting Being able to team somerhmgs that I did not know with the help of the teachers But the best things about this schiH l were the dances, games, and the parties that went on every week, being around with my friends and partying and getting m trouble, these were gmid yean at Cathedral Clasi of SO numeto uno. Gustavo Segundo Perez 2752 U esf Ave .1 B hunot toll I. 2, 4. circle cee 1. 4. mecha 4. drama club 4. Spanish honors soc 4. ptom comm 4, dance comm 4. honors in mathematics 2 The ihtee most memorable years of my life will be the ones I have at Cathedral It 14s given mc- io much hit so lirtle I will always remember rhe Brothers who wete the cause of my dtastic change as a petson I will especially temembet how they taught me how to appreciate my family and friends It is time to say g(Hidbye to my alma mater, friends, and tea hers and thank them for being there when I needed them Tambien quieto dat gtacias a mis padres pot todo el apoyo que me han dado Mark Perez }919 N. Figueroa St. I V track I. 2. varsity lootball 4. spitii club f These past 4 years at Cathedral have been the most memotahle years in my life The fact that we wete always united was one of the most important factors which made n memotahle. Ill nevet forget rhe fun times out tittle group had For me the best year was my Junior year because we did a hit of crazy things We had a lor ot tun that year and I expect well have tlie same amount of fun this year, if not even more I would like ro give special thanks to my parents for putting mc through schiHil and for giving me emouragemeni to graduate Irom here I now say goodbye to Cjithcdrat and all the fun times I spent there Crazy highry Michael Anthony Pinal 1119 N. Fvergreen Avv- drama club 2. i. i. liturgical ( omm 1. 2. i. -i, honots in math 2. t. christian action 4 Cjthedral high is a place where one can grow inside as well as outside One can mature into a lull human being Mom and dad thank you for your troubles and Fighting to get me going It may take a little more time, but III get llietc Mr lliggms with out help. I could never been open to othcis ' Tl ank you for your troubles, and helping me to ovetcomc mine lastly. Ms Summers. Mr Pughsi. Bros Manuel. I nald and Xaviei V '   all showed me my most valued treasure, how to enrich myictf a a person God Bless You All 6 «Je4 t 6 cT A- Michael J. Price 3308 Winter St. B honor roll I. 2. 1, 4, varsirv focnbdll X 4. spirit dub i. 4. My tour years af Oirhejral have been four if the most pleasurexble yean I have experienced thus fir m my life. The Brothers and faculty have helped me mature both mentally and spintualy. I would like to thank the faculty and most of all my mother and father tor sending me to Cathedral The most memorable moment at dihedral, for me. w ' as beating Pater Noster 14 to II m mv last ttxitball game as a player. George A. Quezada 1673 Normandte Ave. My past four years at Cathedral have been very exciring and rememorable to me I  j always remember the times when all the boys would ger together and party at the V I wilt also remember the times some of would get together and go out to parries, dances, football and basketball games But I alsti keep in mind the faculty for all the help they ' ve given me Special thanks to Br James and Br Edmomd. but most of all I would like to thank my parents for giving me the oppurrunity df being a parr of the Cathedral famdy. Fernando Fernie Quinonez 2919 Missouri Ave. key club 1; .v. tennis I. varsity J. i. 4, all league ). • ; block C 2. i. 4. chess club; honors in readmg I. mechanical drawing i. 4 They say that your best years are your high schwfl years, and h . ' y they sure are Carhedral is more than fuSt a high school It ' s where I ' ve grown, learn and study There is not much I can say but I usr ii-(i i the best of luck to my classmates and friends Mdnuel Ramos P. 233 A . El Molino circle cee 4; dance comm chairman -J, prom comm. i. soccer 2, i. 4, B honor roll 2. renms I. chess club; cross country; yearbok Cathedral has inspired me both mtelleCtualy and spirnualy It has helped me to grow and to become more open to myself and to the people around me In many ways Cathedral is a world of many experiences which have helped me to reali2e the kind ol a world I really am at I thank the Brothers for their inspiration. To my babe Yolanda that means so much to me. my love for you is real Para mis padres que hs quiero mucho Que uga ciendo alegres y que vivan hasta los cien anos To all my friends ar CHS hope your every wish comes true and Succeed m what ever you under rake ■ - M Luts Perez Rey s A honor roll , B honor roll I; 2; i 4; frosh basketball most improved v basketball 2. 1. vas basketball 4. Circle cee 5, 4; sec. ? V P 4; year h ok 4. honors Spanish 1. algebra I. geometry I. algebra II. Spanish honor soc. 4 I will always remember all the gcKid times I had at Cathedral. which were many over the past years I ' ll always remember all the friends I ' ve met over past four years and all the teachers and Brothers who have helped me through this time I would especially like to thank my family for the help they ve given me whenever I needed it I will always remember the teams I ' ve been on and the experiences Ive had during these times But most important to me during these four years have been my mom and dad who have always been there. Rigoberto Rico 1974 Park Grove Ave. V. soccer I. I would like to thank my parents very much for the courage they ' ve given me all my years at Cathedral I thank them for being there when I needed them and Id like to say I love you mom and dad ' I would like to say that in the summer of 79 ' . I met the girl of mv dreams, though we could not stay together because of the past. I would like to say that shes been the most wonderful person that ' s ever entered my life and I want ro thank her for all the good times we had together Thank you very much for all of this and good luck in all that you do Doreen and I ' ll always be thinking of you sweetheart Carlos A. Rodriguez 2660 Merced St. A honor roll 1 B honor roll 2. i. 4. student govt 2; circle cee i; mecha i. 4, pres- 4. cross country 1. 2; .v. baseball I. 2; V 4; rally, prom, dance, veatbook. ring jacket comms Mom and dad thank you for all the love and support you gave ine This education you gave me at Cathedral has gnen me a head start on life Cathedral has given me the true meaning of love, friendship, and happiness I ' ll always remember the times like the making ol the class banner. Senior retreat, ftxjd tights at CHS and at Shakeys. crying while being drunk with Oscar, and Leonard and getting gixid grades Cathedral Phantnms will always be J Thank you Brothers and parents special thanks Br Armand iJennis Rosales 11 16 Rancho Verde Dr. mecha 4. varsity baseball 4. My four years at Cathedral will pro bably be the years I would remember the rest of my life I remember the weekends when I went out with the guys The ■ razy things we did and wierd places we went I II always remember my friends, and especially one guy who got along with everyone, but didn ' t make it I want to thank all my family and friends xhn helped me ger through my four years at Cathedral I appreciate it very much and I will alwa)s remember what I have learned f — - 6 dc tw d 0 ' ' 6nri(]ue Francisco Resales 284) Hyans Sc. A honor mil t. J. i. 4. hanon m Spanish 2. rally (omm I. 2. 1. chmrman 4. spirit club i. 4. tinlc tfr i. 4. m hi VP 4. ; v UKcer I. v irack I. v cross country 2. f„ now can realm ho imponant my Cathedral education is The Brtxhen here have really made my years here wtmhwhile. Ill never (or et this place, it has a special place in my heart I II ne ,ef h r et the uys here including RiHrkhntrom I j s t owe my successful future to this wonderful place I am greatly saddened that I must leave GtK dbye Cathedral, I love you Juan Patncio Rosales mo E Hammel St. circle cee 4. spirit comm i. 4. Cjthedral has caught me the essentials ol hie. that is Itiendship, leadership, responsibility and mitst of all education Fot these things I am greattui As I advance to higher education I will never linger Cathedral High because now Cathedral has opened the doors lor me like a bird flying away from home to live n s own life I have usf begun to walk Mano Sais 1-418 S Courtland Ave. I V tennis I. J. V tennis ■(, 4, prom comm Cathedral has been vet} gttod fot me The last four years were so much fun, but went f(x fast I would like to thank all of my family with all the help they gave me tnd also all of my feachets at Cathedral The funniest thing I remember is when we set t trash can on fire m BaUano s class I will never forget F set Fish ' s set the loudest class I evet had in all of my time as a student Thanks to all of my friends especially four of my best rnnard Salazar : W. Ave 26 IV soccer I. V i. 4. v track I. 2. fv cross tountry 2. The thing I remember most abnut achedtal is gomg fo the circle and partying ever  rrkend with the gu s Also the dames and snow rtip we went to The most important rhing that real ly makes up  sthintl like Cathedral n the pride and spirit found on and oU the tampu 0 N Raymond Samayoa 160 N. Edgemont St. I have been at CMhedral only a short time and in all the experiences I encountered on a day to day basis Cathedral has been the first and only experience that I have en oyed the most I feel at home here and that is utmething Til always cherish and miss greatly in the future. Thank you Cathedral ' John Christopher Sanchez 4323 Gratian St. Cfoss countty- I. track I. 2. ffx rball 2. lacket comm, pfoi Lirile cee 4, I have a Un remember about schttol because I have had a lot of fun hete I will alwa s remember the teachets tot theit support and help they have given me during these 4 yeats The main thing they have helped me with is finding myself and being open with everyone else I thank my trirnds and will always remember the craiy things we did I would like to thank my mom and dad fot sending me to school here Also the pctson I would like to thank is Martha Ramirez lor being there when I needed her Babe, mom and dad I love you and thanks lor everything. Robert Sanchez nn 2ird St. B honot toll I. 2. i. tennis champs Cathedral has been an experience. I wilt not sotin fotget This school gave me an opportunity to get bettet and tmptove my abilities This brings in mind two sayings I know There is an hour in etch mans life appointed ri make his happiness it then he seiie It Age is oppotrunity no less than youth Itself, through in another dress I would like to thank my paten ts who gave me this oppor to belong to the Cathedral family Ruben Louis Sandoval 3763 E Hammel St. student gove 2, 4, sei. VP. key tluh I. 2. Jiirf comm. ting comm V baseball I. i. t. • , block C I. 2. I. 4, Vp key club I. 2 I would like to thank my loving mom and dad. with out them I would nevet have made it tit At ' iiand tor his 1 rhroi zh hi counseling Fspie md inspiratior Ben amin. lot being thete to relate with me and my problems Til never forget the (US lamily. especially my friends I tin ptoud ot to be a (US student, and parr of the Crazy Class of HO ' Most mernotable thing of all at CHS was a piece ot tdvice a close friend. Jose Affo gtve tne ' [ j whtt you believe in and dont let anyone change that ' Hell live m my life always 6 Oft d d ii -- - Darry! Martin Seymour 120 W 70ch St. B hunnr roll I. MVR cmss counrr}. J vcar V Ictterman Cjtthedial hifib is a schotil not only for people whfi  ani a gfxij education, but also lor i person that wants to see unity within Cathedral has shown me htiw to deal with hie in general Cathedral has tauf ht me to be me I never knew my lull abilities, academically nor phisicalh until I met the people here Cathedral is a sch(x l with a pMtd reputation, but is only a graveyard without Its students Wc are Cathedral Hi h Schinil ' Jose Francisco Silva 2306 AIra St. A honor roll I. 2. ' . B honor roll 4. v baseball I. 2: V I, 4; circle cee i. 4. christian action i. 4, Spanish honor soc J. 4. spint cluh i. mecha 4. year hook 2. 4. photoj;raphy i. 4. honors relipon I. 2. i: world hist 1. biolof y 2. Durin i my 4 yrs at CHS I have experienced the true meaning; of BrotherhfXid and Love Out CHS tamily stays tofiether no matter what happens, throuf b victories and defeats I have made man life lon friends here at Cathedral, and I thank each and everyone of them. Papa y mama. f;racias por todo el apoyo que me ban han dado No hay palabras tjue puedan expresar el amor les fiuardo en mi corazon Fste amor que les tenpo es uno eternti y profundi) que crecera mas en el fuiuro Que Dios los bendifia por todos Ins sacrifiCios que han pasado por mi I ' stedes son mi vida ' God bless you Jose Solo Daniel Thomas Snypes 4253 S Van Buren PI. B honor roll J; honors in Fn lish i. typinf:. V tennis 2. M VP 2, i. Metro lea :ue trophy 1 sin ;le. outsrandinj; achievement in tennis from Councilman Snyder Cathedral offered me all the opportunities necessary to obtain hif h qualities in education, with an interested, experienced and well educated administration M life is more entuhed spiritual and intellectually I must thank Br Anthon}. for f:ettinfi me up those cold mommas lot practice, and encoutaf;inf; me wh n thinf s went wronf;. I ' ll always remember m wonderful years I spent here at Cathedral Caspar Sotelo 4129 Hammel Student f:ov t. 4. football j v t. 2. V . 4. mecha i. 4. key club t. 2. blink C 2. 1. These are the craei f iin ,- will alway s remember Snow trip, parries. Colorado river with the mosquitos, crazy JoSe S ito we love ytm. when he f:ot us into LHS skance. all the cran times at the Circle, beaiinf; P ' K- 7 ). f trttm busted for drinkinf in the Student act. oftue. food hf;hfs. missing practice with the hoys To all the people I cou hr a bu?7 with in my 4 years at CHS thanks Til never forf;et yttu people Cra y fUl Special (hanks mi m and dad Gtacias por todo que me dieron. los amo much . Bert. Prank. Vic. Beatnz and the special person I met this year Love you all Benny fames Surles II 650 F 53rcJ St. , . fiHHball 1. 2. V i. 4. V baseball 4. photography 2. honor roll I. honors in rypm . PP. V.S hist I think I made a f;t Hid pro football choice when I chose Cathedral to come ro It has helped mc enormoush in my educational career Pierre So Sycip 1949 S. Adair 5r, A honor roll I. 2. I 4. j cneral excellence I. . cross ctiuntn 2, tennis I. 2. i. 4. chess cluh ■{, 4, computer cluh 2. ' , 4, science club 4. honors in marh. Span. Fn . w hisr. science. theo!o Cathedral has been a freat source of inspiration lor me I will never torj et the experience ol heinj; here Not only have the teachers encouraged me (o attain my full potential, but other students m their own way. have shown me what and what not to do or be I would like to wish everyone f iHid luck in their endeavors, and to those who know me - Thank ' i for the memories William Terrazas 2014 N. Berendo St. I V basketball 2, jacket, rin comm 2. f. prom comm 4. yearbiHik 4. M i yrs at CHS were the best of mi hie I did nor think it would be eas III helpful transterinj; schtnils. but I was wron ; I will alwais be ftaiefull for the way the Bts and teachers were understanding; and helplull The best part of CHS was all the friends I met. I ' ll nevet fotf et the flood times The best part of the class IS It s spirit and unity. I thank all mi friends, the Bros especially Br lames. Donald and Martin Mr Nowlin for bein ; a f;reat teacher and Iriend. But especially 1 thank you mom and dad. and sn It s been hard but we made it Lon ; Live Craz ftiseph Jesse Tornero 4S2S Malta St. honors in Span 2. hn 2 A honor mil 2. B honor roll 2. Cathedral Hifh has contributed extensiveh in mi intellectual and spiritual development Here a person feels a scence ol friendship, not only amonfi students, but also amonj: a teacher student basis The faculty puts a strong stress on the christian teaihinfis Thanks to this effort many students are rowards a true interest, hence, firaduate better people In mote ways than one 6 0e4b(«9O  - ' d r — ' £ ' ± i ' ?TN ' . Alit % . i . Bartholomew John Torres h;(J Minco Court LA. V tixtthjll I. -t. student i:i) t. i his press . ' , sttph- Intsh traik I, spine ttuh pres i. ■). I would hkr to Ml thinks to all mi hmily tor their help and love throughout my hie. m my beautiful mom and dad who f;ave me the chance to come lo CHS I will never h rf;er the fiood friends and times aC CHS If ir wjsnt for CHS ! would have missed out on Some of the most memnrahle rimes in my lite I met the most precious person in my lile Joann Rnera. simn to be Mrs Joann I) Torres To Jojnn I fii T all 4 if my Love Thank ou God for all of these wonderful friends and tamilx Special thanks to Br Armand for all of his help. I will never forf;ce you Prayers for a ood friend that will not be forfiotten Jose Stiro Joe Torres III IP Fairmount St B honor I, J. f, 4, rcnnii I. christian jirion t .J, yearbook J, Cathedral has not only ivcii a food education but also many fond memories. I will alwais remember the many expeneriies I have shared wirh my f:ood friends Vmcenr. Trances. Ih id. Marrha f. Mar lou. Manha C. Lu and Joann and her f arifi I will especialh rememb -r the tirne we Celebrated my birthJn at Farn-ll s Id like ro thank my mom and dad for all thts baxe done lor me Donna Summer ) Salvador Torres frosh n baskethjil. yearbo .k stall M ears at Cathedral haie been j;rear M special rhanks tor txinf able to citme to Cathedral in the fitst place 1:0 to my mom and my si tet Linda, without them I would never have made it The person wlui pushed me to work harder in improving: m j:tadfs has been ver special to me and I {ust want to say rhanks Stmia tor caririf; tor me the way you do I wuh all of my friends the bfsi of luik in the turun IernanJ( T„vat iJOH Griffh Ave. h honor I. iiH(cr 1 1 1. . ' . V ' ■ ■ ' ■ 1 V • hjll J. rally omm t_ 1. (net u 1, 1. ■ri r ■ ■ ■(. tarhook i. At (jtlu rj; lij ' ■ ■   r.. i,, I nun minorable iiiiinKni!. 1 hji ■ h jmn irtmh aiademiialty and ihrou h iot lal and personal nUiion hip looking: back to my freshman yr . I ttintiiiber how f;tHid I tell when I scored my tu f-oal in siHcer and beinf au the B honoi roll all year I II rtineinbet playin ; j i ttmtball in Kith f radv and raking; all leaf:ue III alio remember the trouble we ran inro rhrou);hout rht 1 yr ar ( HS III aU remember Joie Soto whom I had marn happy times with and who will always liave a plate in my heart Also, many thanks to mv parents tor txinf: i-i liberal and pultinj: up with nw I ' -ni: five ( ra y m ISKV,..,3 jiJ iJJiiL .  iM- ' • .S !• .► - Anthtmy Trafecanty 6i4 N. Brittania St. B honor roll. V cross country. V track: Ml cross country i. MD track i. Cathedral has been a amid experience and has f;ivcn me a different way ■ lookinf; at life I think that Cathedral also j-ives you the shills to succeed in life and m collef;e. Vicyor A. Valenzuela i027 Ashury St. Cathedral was the Usr chone I made 1 mcr a hit of new friends and experienced the true meanini: III Brothethood I would like to thank my parents for the time and love thei gave me I will alway, rcniemher ( jthcdral as a time of memories Lorenzo Velasco 4402 GrifTin Ave. H honor roll J. ralh omm . ' , , ), yearb H.k i. I. I I- soccer I. fimtball I. Atrendirij; ( arhedral lias been one ot the wisest ihoices ot my lite I met many new ttiends there and had lots ot good turns III never forget the rimes at the Circle with all the (ra y fUl guys and all the chise calls we had there I really en oyrd the (hiseness shared by students and teachers and the way the readiers were always ready help and haik us up Mi-m and dad rhanks lor putting me through rhis school The years went by very juick and I will really miss (athedra! Rosalia Salvador ViJaurn 19M Sich l Sr H honor roll I. . ' . . t. honors in «  . in geoin J. in rehgon I. J. sramp and com clut V iraik I I. soicer -I. (jthedrat has played a vert big roll ,n the devehipmeni ol my lite At ( aihedral the faculty not only teaihes acadeninally but also motah Through the things J fiave attained at (arhedral I hase learned Iww to lite and sunne in rhe real world I had lots ot good imies with the gang espei lalh wtien c got together and patty Soinetimis I w,sh I was a heshnun again I tei.olle(t all the fun liiuvs I hail I ' .S (arhedral will always rule ( la y mi 8 vSJ 5o 7 O Ramiro Villalobos 616 N. Hazard student i;ov. I. _ ' . i. 4. j.v- f HHbal! 2. prom comm 4; homtcummji 1, 4: yearb Mik , ASR Presidcm. The memnnci I h ve af Cathcdn! hive for the must pjn been ooj. jnJ the tew tud memories I have, have not fust been bid memories, hut lejrninf: experiences. I have made many friends here, and m some ptx ' pte I have a brother My most memorable times at Cathedral are the dance ' i in my freshman year, the football and basketball fiames my sophomore year jnd the time wc ot in trouble for dtmkmg m the student activities oltke (one uf my had memories) I have not forgotten youM- Robert S. Villalobos 1685 S. Normandie Ave. My past four years at Cathedral ha e been fun and memorable ones, cspecialh when all rhe j;uyi would f;et roj ether and ' u to the Circle and other crazy things I would like to thank Br Atiiiand and Br F.dmond for all their help and support ihev have ■ive i me I sould also like to thank my parents for making me parr tit Cathedral and tor beinf; there when I needed them ■ Frank Villa real 4144 h. Fohom St. y I football, baseball I. - ' . }earh H k i. 4. acker and nn tomrn . christian action i. 4. mecha 4. A honor roll I. 2. i. honors in re! SA wntinfi. f i ;, f cometry. youth leadership by optimist club There ha e beet} many wild nmes at CHS of excitement. fov and parties Timei that could ortli have happened at CHS but more important ate the people these times were with hvetyone ave their share to make it what it is. All our celebrations and oiid luck will never end The best experience here was that of change Coming in with a lertain idea i f thinf s and leaving; with a different outlook on lift- Til never lorf er those who made it happened and those that didn t make ir through Thanks and Good Luck Ctsar Perez Yanez 2250 Workman j lootball I. J. most valuable offensive back !. J I football Captain 2. j uitar club 2. yearbook I. 2. i. 4. assistant yearbook editor J. photo club . varbook editor mi hie f 4. ASH sec treai. i. MAC president i ■ ' . A Honor Roll I. 2. H Honor Roll 1, 4. Honors m Spanish I 1. Honors m ADV biolof y i Hifihesc Honors in Mathematics I. As I look back I remember As an Hth grader I never did hke Cathedral, mainh because of the tumots I v,oiild heat about the school As a result ol these rumors 1 made up m mind to f;o •. Paeet Sostt-r fiut in the summer of 76 I larne over to Cathedral for a work out There I tan aiross Ht Cut) York He insisted I step into his office for j short talk The folUiwin : week I made up m mind to former about P ' and );ive CHS a try Alter these four lonf: ears thank you Br Carx wherever you are Thank you Br Armond. Hi Xaner. Hr Donald tor helping; mc when I was III J jam I also % anr to rhank my parents. hfthers. sisrtrs Speiial thanks fiocs to Larn Hcrrcra ■ninol. Herbert Duike. Karen frmrr for iKirif: mi mihlels, f;uides I want to thank the Vcnef:as l r beinf like a lamilv to me Last hur not hast I want to thank you itetlina for bcinf; ii od to ine I love you all ' f - 9 f kK k upon our Senior year as the besc because we ' re older and more experienced in many ways. We have a strong and proud class and have shared many experiences together. The reason we are so close as a class is because we trust and believe in each other. Only a man chouses any alteration. A man may come and leave like a wind may build and fade away, yet it he chooses to leave his mark then he may leave behind a mountain. But I say in truth for every man to enter a generation he must make an alteration. h John A. Flores Frank bemg a bit camera shy. Sign of relief. The munchies. A. How cute. 5. The new costello. 6. Look this way boobby! ? €7 -f- T fr 01 ey r ' m - ' i ■V— • i ' ■ ! ■ . - Mike AcostJ Jaiinc Ai uirrc Ricky Aianis RuJv Alc hi oP ALiriciino And rude Daniel Ani;ul(- Carlos Ardicto Manuel Arellano Raymond Armenia Paul Araizi Willie A r rial a John Avila johnny Ayah Peccr Bare! a fesse Barraza Dean Barrett Michael Berber t David Calderon Danny Campos Mark Carha al 9 % i - Jitld ' i A 1. I ' ll never catch chat bus! 2. Looks like Frank ' s thirsty agam. 3. Art late for another class. 4. Henry Munoz reacts Co Bro Ed- mond ' s wocds. 5. The Juniors hitching a ride home. •c JlllUOiW ' ) I- -J - a 66 S Wfr j JONT A - « V • ' • Luis C irmenjce Ricardo Carrascu Oscar Casini Sergio Castillo Charles Chapman Craig Chapman John Cobb Joe Cortez Luis Cuevas onachcn Culbert Edwin Diaz Carlos Dimas Art Dominguez David Dominguez Sidney Donnelly ViiCor Fcheverria Richard L ' lizondo David Lspinoza Gregory Farley Anthony Fernandez 6 «)e4h5oO  ' 0 •h « ♦ - Viccor Fernandez Alex Flores Carlos Flores Revnaldo Flores r- Mike Galarza An Gamboa Carlos Garcia Ray Garcia Serj io Garcia Richard Gonzales Hufo Gonzalez Vincent Gonzalez William Gonzalez Jeff Hernandez Rafael Hernandez Henrv Hol uin ]r. Alfred Joaquin Tim Jolliffe Juan A Idiaquez 6 «ic «?B5  d ,4 ' ' V ■ ' hhrk Kennedy Many Loera Alt redo Lopez Gilbert Lujan Emil Maldonado John Marin F.dgardo Marque Raul Mendoza J Julio Moreno Fdwin Murcia Rodolfo Negrete John O ' Donnell Anronio Olivar Abraham Orozco Gilbert Ortiz Joe Otero Robert Pedroza Feh Perez Alejandro Quinonez Ray Quiton •Nj i 6 Oc hi ' -H « - ,A ' ' V • ' Albert Ramirez Rene Ramirez Alfred Ramos David Resendez An Reyes Doughs Reyes Salvador Rodarce Thomas Rodriguez g Greg Rojas Javier Romero George Romo Donald Rosales Frank Ruiz Jesus Sais John Salazar Manuel Saldana Daniel Sanchez Ricardo Sanchez Willie Santos Gilbert Serrano ' ' € 6 wa4fc  6 ' ♦ ' d • Daren Taylor John Taylor Felipe Tijerina Edward Torres Istnael Torres Alvaro Tovar Mike Trufeamty Ambrose Trenado Jesus Trujillo M aryin I ' rhina Robert Vasque Kenny Vazquez Ricardi) Vazquez Juan Vela ' Pablo Vela Joel Vclasco J Juan Velasquez Michael Venefias Robert Vidaurri Paul Villa T —g — + 6 da4Ci ' ' d •H  « George Villalobos 0 llJefonso Villegas Fred Wetzel Hambeno Yanes Ricardo A. Yanez Jerry Yslas John Zauala Raymond Zepeda 6 Oc4fe ' ' d 1 ■ , s a Junior, a sru- dent faces school with a dillercnc outlook. The work gets tough - er and it becomes a challenge. This chal- lenge, when met, merits the Junior the title ol Upperclassman . Then, there are the activities. He receives his ring, a sign ot unity with his class. He also involves himself in clubs and organizations learn- ing how to direct them and carry them on when the present Seniors leave. All these things must be taken seriously for next year, he will lead the school. 1. The mighty class of 81 . 2. Get the Knack! J. How much longer will this rake. ' ' ■i. Sidney helps celebrate the Eucharist by reading the Fpistle. 5. Thomas obviously likes the sounds. 6. Finally got their attention. 7. Let ' s do the twisr 8. Junior motto: Anything for a buck . 9. We just love to watch. 10. Happiness is the junior retreat. r iid ' n ir — r-- - Peter Acertt Francisco Aguihr Albert GrajeJa Art Alvarez ty ■■ Dean Alvarado Ramon Alvarez Larry Apodaca Robert ArreJondo Tony Arriola Bobby Barella Frank Barron Juan Becerra Robert Benedetti Byron Benson Armando Bermude Alvin Bernal Samuel Bevans Sergio Blandlno Henry Brown (art Catdcron Ns 1 6 ' iA4 ' i 4 SWU6611S Sophomores flock to Br. Manuel Even barefoot Sophomores go head on. On his war to stick. Nothing keeps this Sophomore trom his studies. Karl gives us that distinguished look. Can ' t stay away from his disco sounds. 76 4 ' ' V • ' t - f ' 1 ' H '  f i ' ' fit A-t  lZ tfTKA « J h ' v • ' • ■ Aaron Crunson Theodore Deckdrd Gary Deocampo Eddie Dclf ado Franklin Diaz Leonardo Diaz Narhanwl Dominf o Arthur Flias Art Hscutia Richard F.sparza Edward Florcs Paul Flores « • - 6 ' - • dc4ts  « • ' t % ■ , = ophomore year is a more exciting time than Freshmen year. Yuu tee! more com- tortdhle and you now know the rules, routines and func- tions ot the school. As a Sophomore you also have things to look forward to: get- ting cla.ss jackets, having more activities with the girls schools and feeling superior to the Freshmen. You don ' t feel looked down upon and you hope you ' ve been accepted as one of the group. Sophomore year is one of many good feelings, activi- ties and all around high spirits. I got my jersey, Dad! Can I have your autograph. Brother- ' Well, how do you like that. ' ' 4. Think of your own caption. 5. ' he the engineer and you can be the caboose. 6. What did I do now? 0 6 wc dj  « ' ' d V ' V • ' z Raymond Jtna Denny Jujrcz • Alike Limon Armando l.opcz Oscar Lopez Robert l.oya Armando Lucero Louie Macias Javier Manscal Maura Marquez Michael Marquez Arr Martinez Art Martinez Paul Martinez J Robert A. Martinez Robert Martinez Hddie McNeil Paul Medina Ricard Medina Prnesto Me ia r rl n . f I- 6 wc «TOioO  d i r ■ ' ■ Ji . , ur class of 1982 can best be described as a group ot stu- dents whose atti- tudes are bursting with spirit, pride, and energy. Led by class president Javier Mariscal. the Sophomore Phantoms e.vhibited their spirit by up- holding a high rate ot participation in many school activities, in addition to cre- ating and developing theit own. We are not a class that simply boasts of pride, we demonstrate it through such things as contining to have a large num- ber of students on the honor roll, good support of extracurricular activities, and major contributions to the schools ' many athletic teams. Keeping all this together were class representatives Armando Bermudez. Mario Hernandez. James Rios, and Rich- ard Romero. They provided the encour- agement which made the class of 1982 a major force in maintaining the high prin - ciples at Cathedral High School. Mr. Gary Bertolone, moderator, and Bro. De Sales Benning. assistant modera ■ tor. were both very proud to be associat- ed with this fine group and are confident that this attitude will never subside. 1. Pretty bad pictute. 2. Got an A! }. Sophomores spreading the latest news. 4. Breakfast at Oscar ' s Grill. 5. Changing classes. 6. Talking to me. c . '  6 dc fjs-io t) CMS5 Of 1. Well, the number of the truck was EJD 547. 2. What do you want 3. It ' s not all that bad. Coach. 4. Sophomore tries to be Vincent Cool. 5. refuse to talk! 6. Our fang. r 84 6 -««)t 6 - ' z - F.varisto Pahcio David Perez Luis Perez l ' icolas Perez Joaquin Pinelii Gulllermo Pleites GerurJo Ponce A I hen Quintero I Dieiin R.iniirc Scott Real Martin Reyes Paul Reyes 6 ' - de bssio ' -4- • Rafael Reyes i James Rios Ivan Robles Altonsii R( dni;uez r Alfred Rodriguez George Rndn uez Isidro Romero Richard Romero Jaime Ru ha I cava Arthur Rui Gerardo Sal as David Salazar 0 6 «Ja4l}  6« d c s II 5TIUI(3: y Ihn liii; around. J. He ' s i onna go tar. 1 These guys were just u IjccIc too slow combing their hair for the picture. I. Hide! Here cc.nnes Brother! 5. wonder il it hites. (i. ... and then the bunn went hippity- hop . . . '  ' -«e)e4 ' — ' - .V V Anthony Sales Johnny Sahnas John Saiza Carlos Sanchez fuan Yanes Marco Sanchez Manin Sanchez Luis Serrano Arcuro Sosa Kevin Taylor Rudy Tellez John Tinajero Antonio Trejo Tommy Valenzuela Carlos Vazquez Art Villa Robert Villanueva Jesse Villegas Lawrence Vincent Henry Washington William Wong 0  « -H 6 de fe-w ' ' d - % ' % — f- ' A ' OH f i.jf thf SCC- ond year is over the SophoniDrcs can look buck at the progress they ha c ' made since arriving at Cathedral. They have i;ri vn physically, emotionally, academically and spiritually. Gone are the Freshman if;j;les and. even now, the Sophomore antics are fading into the past. What they now see and feel is so ditlerent Irom what they saw. Iclt. and understood just twnety-two months aL;o. Why. they probably even think that a tour-hundred word essay isn ' t so bad anymore! 1- Don ' t look now. but they ' re takini; our picture. J. Who turned otT the lights. ' ' 1 I ' m just laui;hint; because I ' m happy. ■4. Wait a second ' I lor et what play we ' re running. 5. Relaxmg by the tlagpole. ■ - ' V + sjirt -YaU ' M Mi nm Ai;uilcra Andrew Aguirre R tiicl Afiuscin Mark Alvaradu Agustin Alvarez Gerardo Alvarez Luis Amador Gus Antcnorcruz Fahian Aragon list- Argudo Alberto Arriaza Naggi Asmar Rigobertd Avalos lohn A VI la rddie Baca Mitchell lietnal Rudolph Bernal Alhert Hevans Miguel Bustamante Michael Cahral •d 6 de4bs 6  ' d -K- V- A - ' V ■ ' ■ • Dannv Cdldtron Richard Can del aria Oscar Cardenas Juan Carranza Albert Carrillo Steve del Castillo L Raul Cazares Gerardo Concha F.duardo Contreras Steve Cross way Cesar Cuevas Tim Daniels Steven de la Cruz Mauro Deli;ad - - ■Oe h io -7 l-n : if jrL - - —  9  tf ' f the bci;innini; this school c:ir the Fresh- men to II n J themselves in new surroundings. They were new to all that Is Cathedral. They walked into the wrong class, didn ' t know how to get to their locker or class without a pink slip, and were generally nervous. As time wem on they picked up the hows and became aware of what is ex- pected () them. They also upheld the tradition ot Cathedral — they became a class, a unit. They came up with many good ideas tor activities and showed a spirit of unity. Now that the school year has ended, they are awaiting next year with many great ideas and plans. As this year has been one ot tun. work, and growing to- gether, so will next year as the class of ' f!3 become Sophomores and one year older in the Cathedral tamily. 1. here are wc. Hollywood Lilvd. 2. What does this sa ■ Lets see now. J + J— . . -I. Only Trosli smile during detention. ■i . ' should I strip in front ot the camera. ( Peekaboi L ? K 6 ' ' V -I- • . Jost Diaz Francisco Echevcria Jose Enriquez Thomas Escobedo fern Farias Cesar Flores Michael Flores Roberc Flores Hani Francis Marco Gal van Jesus Garcia Robert Garcia David Garza Richard Giron Victor Gomez Alex Gonzales Filibeno Gonzalez Leonard Gonzalez Russell Gonzalez Rudy Grijalv Q % t I- L .J 6 dc4bf ' ' d .4 ' ' ■ ' f -ti HIE THREE ... . A leccurc from Moc . C irhcJnil ' s ol- dest Senior. 2. Waiting for school to iWrf. _ So whtTc ' s the hull 95 Ht- 6 ' - ' 0tt4fe-i6  d — ' J ' ' Ji, . . . BUT irufflBEll oir£. ;. Nor a fun class. 2. The homcboy! .1 Show us what you ' vt fiot Frosh! 4. Sweet dreams. 5. Sometimes school is a real battle. 6. Off to a studious start. 7. Must have eaten caleteria food. Ddm - rv iMO. I ' mr L 6 - ' e e i$ t  ' ) A ' ' V - ' • Grei; LIzarde Carlos Lopez Raul Lopez Victor Loya Ralph Luc era Anthony Madrid Victor Madrigal Humphrey Maldonado Andy Martinez Gustavo Martinez Hector Martinez Jaime Martinez Steve Martinez Danny Mayorga Michael McKenna Gabriel Mena Jose Mendivil Daniel Me re ado Peter Mercado Raul Montenegro j [r: t W,V 6 iic4Bi 90« «) I •H « « • - J — - Williitm Monwrrosii Phillip Morales t j Rci:ino Morales Ricky Morales Robert Morales Jesus Moran F.ddie Munoz Martin Olivar Larry Olson Gustavo Ornelas Rafael Ornelas Anthony Orona Carlos Penilla Mike Perez Michael Pinon Warner Prodan Roberto Puga ■TM Henry Quezada Mario Quezada Cesar Ramirez 6 - • Oc b ' 6 -►••Dc fci ' 1K % = A ' c ' nc IninJrcd unJ fifty -thref Fresh- men stumbled chR ui;h the fences ot Cathedral in September. They were no Ioniser gram- mar school kids, but they were not quite Phantoms either. Their initiation was long and hard. What ' s my locker com- bination. ' ' Hey. Freshman, you ' re in the wrong class. W.inna buy a used copy ot Men and Nations. ' ' Then there was Frosh Week: the slave auction, silly costumes, and avoiding the Seniors. Ry then the fledgling Phantoms started to know what Cathedral was all about. Led by President Steve Lucero. class officers Victor Gomez. John Silva. Hum- phrey Maldonado. Joe Argudo and Moderator Brother Patrick, the class was brought together as a vital pan ot the school. 1. Extra! F.xtral Zoot Suit Rally a success. 2. If we didn f get so much homework I wouldn ' t have to carry this heavy bag home all the time. _y ) ' ou like my T-shirt.- ' ■i. Is that Bobby Flares cramming for a rest at the last minute.- ' 5. The pau.se that refreshes. ;5eMfc(?aMD VbH ' T DO AKNrmN(}? To H0I2, H ; ' (-f wo Knfxx) ( £y(xr d heir y c dK ■ ' Ha ' ' Tf- ' WKoo i - 6 dc B io d mi. lilTH T .. HDDlTiOM 6 ' - ()e C - ' TO THE CilTMTDBM . Ca 77 c (nvn, awc-ar [his Is only a camera. _ ' . I.unclninic .it the Freshmen wall. ■i. On campus. 4. All thumbs are up lor victory. 5. Now. what did I forget: ' 6. I ' smg the library. 7. And they won ' t even otter the lunch- monitor anvthint;! cote awif Y6U. • V€( vt Mice V4l l relL iM far s -n ' 5 ' ■ i ' AJ Janod Si char Miirccllus Smith Glenn Sycip Jose Tahiirez Sergio Tiradu Ramon Tornero Michael Tones Phillip I ' renia Daniel L ' rias Bernard I ' necho Louie L ' rzua Francisco Valdez Martin Valdovinos Raymond Vasquez Robert Villagomez Paul Villalohos Rodolfo Villalohos Abel Villasenor Shayne Watkins Mark Williams Anthony Zarafioza 6 dc jflji ' « • % ' ' ' % ♦ — t ' ' nd words need fo ht- wrinen about the Freshmen he- tore thev ciintinue on their journey through Githedral. In this past year they have put out a tremendous effort to get into tlie Cathedral famik spirit. They have succeeded in this. ow they have to look forward into the .•iometimes dim fu- ture. What will the next three years bring. ' ' How active will thc become in their school. How much more progress will f jci need to make.- ' What memories will they take with them the day the graduates ' None of these questions can be answered now. but. we Can mi. Freshmen, be proud of your accomplishments this year: they will take you a long way on the road to success! I. One- more second and everything will be perfect. J. The question backstage: How is it i;oini; over: 1. Now. explain to me one more time. Win didn ' t you hand in your home- wi rk ' I l.ookini: lor advice about that assii;n- fcJO cor «icrr Kt V WITHtl . ZJOl4f A UjLKa a J ;-,;s j; . j - ' j y - , i m .A - OK V M ' 7? 5 ? K ' 1K1XW 1 •if If If n .. • ? A I ' W:%WrT)MWrWl ■ • - - Ae 1979-80 V ' arsifr Foot- b.ill ream had a hard long scruggle. The year started oft with h i g h hopes, hut ended with much disappoint- ment. There was no doubt that talent and personel were there, but unfortunately the season wasn ' t what it could have been. The Phantoms ended the season in fourth place, climaxing the season with a con- vincing but too late victory over P.I ' . The opening game victory to Duarte seemed to start the season off well. The Phan- toms followed with hard fought defeats to good teams they had played before. Despite the final scores, the Phantoms always displayed e.xciting hard hitting football. The ream was evenly represent- ed by Seniors. Juniors, and Sophomores. The All-league players included Rob- err Dc La Fucnte. Ralph Carvalho. Oscar I quierdo. and Mark Laughon. 1. Art gives Mike a few pointers. J. James on the run. ,1. Phanroms defense stops Duarte. 4. Coach Ramos on rhe side lines. 5. Bottom row L. to R: G Chapman. M. Laughon, G. Villalobos. A. Fscutia. M. Perez. A. Burmudez. G.James, sec- ond row L. to R: R. Yanez. H. Hol- guin. B Surles. F. Murcia. ]. Flores. A. Lopez. Third row L to R: Coach Ra- mos. Coach Ramirez. L Villegas. B. Torres. D. Alvarado. F. Diaz. M. Li- mon. O. Casini. V. Alcala. Coach Cer- vantes, fourth row L to R: Coach Na- varro. B. Flores. M. Price. C Garcia. M. Galarza. H. Morales. V. Fernandez. Coach Ramirez, top row L to R: L. Velasco. F Delgado. D. Angulo. R. Ramero. . Lizarde. F. Ruiz. Not pic- tured: O. Izquierdo. R De La Fuente. J. Sanchez. G. Sotelo. R. Carvalho. 6. Coach Ramirez thinking over his stra- degy for the next play. 7 Phantoms i;er set. c . ' v- - POTBMI ■ ' Ji JbM- = he 1979-1980 jy. Football team could hesc be de- scribed as the epit- ome at determma - tion. These sopho- mores and tresh - men students hei an their football season dunni; the summer months July and Aui;ust sacriticini: much of their vacation time. The season bei;an on a positive note with a victory over Duarte High School. Even though we were victorious, the players and coaches were convinced that much work was yet to be completed. Our re- maining four preseason games were marred by consecutive defeats. Fortunately, with the ex- perience that these games provided the players were able to learn more and more about playing good football. By our sixth game we were ready to begin Santa Fe League Competition. We traveled to Santa Monica City College and beat St. Monica High School 28-0. Our Seventh game was another impressive victory on our home field against Bell- Heff High. By the time our defense was rated number one in the Sante Fe League. They were yet to allow opponents to score. Game eight was the big showdown against underfeated Chaminade. TheJ.V. Phan- toms played as aggressively tough game that ended in as 8 -all tie. Fortunatly our defense retained its number one ranking and all we needed was one more victory to become Co- Champions of the Santa Fe League. The victory came during our final game against Arch- Rival Pater Noster. Even though our defense finally was scored upon we did finish as the number one defensive team was a result ot one thing: determination. After a slow tiring pre -season, determination, turned it around and carried the Phantoms through victoriously congratulations J.V. Phantoms and may your determination contini- throughout your career at Cathedral. 1. IV Sf -it after a glorious victory. 2. JV team putting up a fight. 3. Anxious team members wait patiently lor the next play. 4. Martin Reyes gets the pressure. 5. Front Row: L. to R. D. Salazar. M. Gutierrez. M. Sanchez. B. Benson. E. Contreras. C Cuevas. Second Row: E. Munoz. P. Villalo- bos. M. Reyes. J. Rios. S Lucero. F. Con- treras. C. Penilla. Third How: Hiad Coach Victor Sotelo. C. Santisteban. F. Rodriguez. R Augustine. R. Giron. R. Reyes. J. Villegas. Coach Charlie. Forth Row: Coach Bertolone. M. Flores. G. Guerrero. H. Martinez. M. Rodart-1. T. Palacio.J. Enriquez. R. Gutier- rez. Coach Vitale. Fi h Row: L. I ' rcia. G Gue rrero. P. Flores. H Washington. P. Reyes. G. Hernandez. 6. Another great Play. 7. The staff takes a break. K •! • ill  «X ■v— m f MIBBFi cy 6 Vi tUl, kA6 ••■ d 6 ' J lA ' i • -g - V 1 ■N,„ e.-;,-i «l ' - , ' jchtdrjl ' s 1979 Cross Cournry Vnrsiry Team completed .t tine season by plac- ini; eiu ' th in the OF- lA funds held dt Lake Castlac. The Phantom had a 7-2 dual meet recotd. losing only to powerful Crespi and CII ' champs La Salle. The -1-1 league record was t ' ooj tor second place behind La Salle in the Santa !e league. Cathedtal ' s victotics came af;ainst St. Paul. ILirvatd. and Cantwell in the preseason, and against Chaniinade. Pater IKoster. Bell- left, and Bosco Tech in leai;ue competi- tion. The Varsity was paced by Seniors Mark Martinez. Anthony Tratecantv. Henry Montanez and David Cruz. B ju- niors Michael Trafecanty and Ismael Torres, and Sophomore fesse OInar. ALirk Martinez. Mike Tralecanty and Henry Montanez all won medals at the league tinals. L Bottom L to R 11 Moni.inez. I Torres. D Cruz, top nm . to R M Tratecant . Coach Lish. J OInar. A. Trafecanty. M. Martinez. 2. Team warms up betore running the niornini; course. ■i. Look our here comes Henry. -i. Almost there. 5. David takes first place .li ain. 6. A stroll in the country. 7. Back to school after a lorn; run. c ' jf m..0: . S. ' S - .?- ' -•«( - i ' t ■c iWfc ■ iir ' -ii ' -tf if ! - • - - , ffr J 7()w .vrarf Hj preseason ( 1 - ■i ), the . V. Cr Wi rou ifn ream intproved greatly jnd tinished sec- and in the Santa I ' e league i -l). losing only to champi- ons La Salle. The J. V. s were led by Soph ■ omore Javier Mariscal and Freshman Steve Saucedo both ol wliom ran Varsity in the CIF meet. Much improvement was shown by Anthony Zaragosa. Mando Sanchez. John Avila, Max Gmez. Law- rence Vincent, and Tim Daniels. Javiet Mariscal also earned a medal at the league finals. 1. Front row L to R . , ' ila. S. Saucedo, Back row L to K T. Daniels. L. Vin- cent. Coach Fish. . Mariscal. G Romo, M. Sanchez. J. Cathedral up in front. 3. Running with pride. ■4. Determination leads to a Cathedral victory. 5. Coach Fish i ivim; instructions. • .t • ■ ' ' ' . i ' uy ' ' ■ ich only three Icrccrnun re- curnini; triim last year. l9 ' ' 9-80 was a rebuilding year tor the Cathedral Varsity Basketball team. Sen- iors Robert De La Fuente and Jack Mc Clendon were joined by Junior Sal Ro- darte and Sophomores , ' at Domingo and Carl Calderon to comprise the starring five for most of the year, this unit strug- gled to become a Cohesive unit through- out the pre season and during the first round of league play. However, their ef- forts began to show in the second round of Santa Fe league action with impressive victories over La Salle and Pater Xoster. Despite narrow losses to Chaminade tin overtime I. Bell Jeff and Bosco Tech. the Phantoms played improved and exciting ball at season s end. Rodarte and Domin - go led the team in scoring and were named to the first team all-league team. Coach Bob Fish is already looking for- ward to next Season: with three starters returning plus a tine bench which includ- ed Danny Sanchez (the most improved player on the team I. Daren Taylor. John Cobb. Beto Vidaurri and George amcs (who was injured most of the season I. the Phantoms should challenge for the Santa Fe League title next season. 1. Lett -front going up. R. Vidaurri. A ' . Domingo. R. DeLa Fuente. Coach R Fish. C Calderon. Right- front going up: J. Cobb. D. Sanchez. S. Rodarte. I McClendon. M. Rodarte. Asst Coach Y. Oda. 2. Sal tips the hall to begin a phan tom drive. V Robert DeLa Fuente goes lor a slam dunk on a fast break. ). Sal awaits the results of his .shot and is good for two points. 5. Carl Calderon hits a JO footer from the outside for two points. (i. Jack goes up tor two. r v- . BBffllBMI e = 6 oe4b( io  ' d mi t ' f: ' - -t .r ? ur J.V. Basketball rcj 77 was com- posed of players trom last year ' s tal- ented Frosh team and a t ood num- ber ot Juniors. These Sophomores and Juniors fused well under Br. Martin to form an exciting team. This team was marked by hustle and complete balance. The scoring was pro ided bv Dennis Ortiz. Gilbert Ortiz. Dean Alvarado and in the latter part of the sea. ' ion by Tmil Maldonado and Ra- fael Reyes. The rebounding was provided by Dean Alvarado. Michael Venegas. Gilbert ( ti7. and Henry Brown. The ream had a strong bench which substitut- ed often and was just as effective as any starting group. The only apparent weak- ness at the outset ot the Season was inex- perience, with alot of Sophomores and first -year players, and lack of size. These weaknesses however, were dealt with by the consi. ' itenc] ' of Hmil Maldonado. Mike Venegas. and Gilbert Ortiz dis- played. Also, the acquisition of Henry Brown helped give the team si e. In the pre-. ' eason the team lost a tew games when it was gaming experience but did well in the Valley Christian tournament in which It placed second. Tlic team fared well in leai ve which Consisted of a num- ber of games against fine teams. The team wound up the season led by the scoring of limil and Ralph and defeated champion Bosio Tech. I. front Row it. to Rt. R Joya. P Acerct. , Tiajero. :, Maldonado. R Reyes. Bro. Tdniond. C I ' lores. R. Martinez. Bro. Anthonw M. Mendivel. Bro. Martin. R Garcia. Bro. Martin. R. Gon .iks. G Ortiz. M. Trafecanty. M. Venegas. II Brown. I:. Mc ' iel J. Gee ' What a fine mess 1 got myself into ' i Henry Brown i;oes for two ' I Phantoms, strategically talk about their defense. 5. Tmil. the decision maker. 6. Reyes, looks on as his shot goes in for two. Teammates look on. confiiUntly ' . cv fmm mwirmn 6 Vi 0«4|  d L nnf the prc- scison. rhc trosh were imprcssiveas thev posted n re- el ltd ut wins .md J losses. Tbev were led by the plj nukin ' :ind cherr -picking ot the Danny Calderon. And the scoring and rebounding ot Manny Ramirez and Shane Watkins. These later two were selected all -tournament as the team finished sec- ond to the host in the Valley- Christian Tournament. In league pla . the team could not keep up its winning ways in a tough league but were competitive as the] ' posted a 6-6 record. Danny C.al- deron Manny Ramiriez continued to play well, but the team was also led b Sal Sanchez. Jerr Tanas and Villagome . tliey contributed with their all-around play. The team played well together and played exciting ball as they lost by narrow mart ins. Congradulations to the team on a fine season which was marked by their hustle, and enthusiasm. Various Tresh- men players with J. V. pla yers Can improve the basketball team in the near luture with a strong base tor Cathedral. Con- gratulations to tirst- year coach Arnhro- sio and the rest of the Treshmen Players. 1. . Prodan. D Calderon. A. Sanchez. M. Ramirez. R. Villagomez. M. Smith. Coach I Ambrosio. A. (anllo. . lar- las. 2. Armando blocks the way lor the op- posing team y Albert tries to get that ball. I Tip it to the Phantoms! ■i. Manuel gets caught traveling. 6. Clear the way we re coming through ' . The Phantoms call time out. VWai oS 121 I m — H - i — ♦• ■f -6 ? athedral ' s WQ-SO Varsity Soccer ream hid capabilities si- miiiartuthe 1978-79 Soccer team, k was a youn team with a lot of talent, skill, poise, and fmesse. The team was aggressive and hustled at times, but because of a lack of experience we did not do that well against teams we should have beaten. The team as a whole played outstanding soccer throughout the season, especially against Bosco Tech the second time we played. Our team played like a professional team, making few mistakes, and winning 6-2. This game was the highlight of the season. We knew we had to play hard, strong, and aggressive soccer, to keep in contention tor the playoffs. 1. Paul waiting tor his opponent to ap- proach. 2. Guess who finally scored. j. Determination is seen in Danny ' s dive. 4. Spectators keeping an eye on one of the more exciting games of the season. 5. Top Row Lf to Rt: Coach Hugo Ce- peida, L. Salazar. V. Alcala. M. Plores. R. Alcala. P Flares. Bottom Row U to Rt , Taharez. L Diaz. G Xava ' Tovar. M. Rodriguez. M. Sanchez. . ' ot pictured: ( M. Sanchez. D. An- gulo. G Villalobos. R. Vasquez. J Moreno I 6. George going tor the kill ' 7. Victor scores one tor Cathedral ' • . r V- - ' • ' A. mu. mum ' . ■!• 6 t)« k 96  d •H — n « 6 «e4b( 36  r K ♦, - TT TtJe jSNT? % m ' mi 111UT£B By BFillG imioinnB .my teams have come and i one. hut Cathedral iiiiih School ' s Soccer teai)i played well this year. With a Ci-O-J overall record, the team showed that It can still resume It ' s former position as a top notch soccer team. The team pla eJ hard throughout their season, al- [houL;h many times their practice was hindered by the foul weather. Because of this. Catherdral could not play some of its final i;ames. Out on the field the players displayed unit This unit s what made the team t, ' i)i c . All the talents of the pla ers combined is what made it possi- ble for the i, ' (u .s ' that were scored to be scored. I ' oi ether they united as one. I. I ront Row if to Rt: C. Sanchez. B. luare . Villciias.J. Mendo a. D. Ro- sale.y I) Martinez. A. Villei:as. Coach Garcia. Second Row if to Rt: R Ava- los. F. Celaya. P. Acerej. N. Perez. R. Sanchez. C. I.izarde. M. Bustamonte. D Moran. J This IS It ' y Come to me I Cathedral number one. , Coach Garcia thinkini; out his strate- 6. Phantoms t.ike a break. 7. Look Mom. no hands, no feet! 125 r e i v- - mmw TBBCi c  ' C . f ■ ■ 6 ' - 0 4 96 ►i TOLiHHEB TO miViMTivm OUR ' m mm 1. B.ick ruw l.t. r Re: Ciuch Fish. R. Cirvia. A. D( nunt:uc . M. Trjk-dtncv. D. GurhcUni. G Vilklobos. G. Jjinhs. M. Vinci as. A. Lopcy. A. TratcCdntv. A. Oroxco. II. Mon- r.tnc . G Sorclo. j. Sanchez. Coach Vitale. I ' nmt row I.e. to Rt: I. Torre . B Surlcs. R. Alcjh. P. Ihrehi. R Vane . J. Tmiillo. C. Chapman. _ ' . Bcnnv i iturs u him to i:ct it rii;hf. r W .nt for nic I Gtorcc knocked the pole down ai;ain. 5. Abraham in action. 6. Watch out here I come. Z Barela at the starting line. s. What ou sji ' . ' 127 r '  V-H- 1.11. rma — ■ ■•■. ' c i ' m :i . AAar ' iKi.ji - .; y t Xj-tK- : JK12, : sta cW ije. rw. . a i. ;fei. i: -•cjtf ---- i-.---;;fli ik x.-««v i!fciKii- ' rf!J «:- ' ' ' A .: i-ft e « 6 «e4b(«9o  ' d 4 : j: the Of HMTHU iiliiiW imi SEEMS TO GROUI HllD SpUEHD SEEKillO OTHERS TO BECOiWE H pHRT Of ITS IHSHTiHBIE flHfflE , I ruin rinv. it. to Rr: ,. Pcrc . E Bitrnm. J I ' nnquc . C. Ciicv.is. R Scniro. At. Cthnil. H I lows. R Vi lLilohos. A. Zan)io n. M. (hi- licrrc . (j. l.i drdc.J. M:inJivil. Buck n w. l.i to Rt: Co.ich i- ' ish ' .J. Oliviir. R. Mobiles. P Monik-s. M. Sunclic . I.. I ' tnia. J. Ahrtinc . l.ov.t. R Roiiicto. Aiiniscal. R Castillo. . Ixhcvcti.i. :. (lUcrrcto. D. (lion. M. Ru- (.liirtc. Co.ich Vitnlc. J. I SI Hi; up cncri v. v lumping towurds a victory. I. Oh no he ' s cittchliii, ' up. •), (live iiic live on the buck. ( M.indivil comma in lor . ictorv. y. VVVicTc did he come trout ' 129 r V—  ■ e j V ' A - ey -l « 9 ij : 6!j «i ■s i  i ■!■ Kssm sAfes «- ' Jl4Ui ?-i • ' • ' },] i Wi pi! TH ' £ 6 TO TM ' £ ■£11D Of TU£ BE01111U116, Of TM£ B£0i ' nMni6 . 1. Lt-Rt K. Gr tt. A, ' . Dom nt ' o. A . Sa 5, M. Burner. F. Quinoncz. C. Chi- ves. A. Garcia. G Ro us. D Snipes. . ' , An does his best. r Burt;er f oes tor it. I. Karl displays his unique style. 5. l.tHik what Mommy houi ht me. !}. Shh ' Let me concentrate. 7. Service with a smile. Wft jSvTT HI TO OBOUI s [he J. V. Tennis Team entered an ■ other season with a limited number ot players the future still looked ood. With the training ot Coach Luis Garcia the team had a good chance to take league. With Nat Do- mingo, Sal Rodarte. Mario Hernandez, and Albert Grajeda the singles players and Ricky Alanis and David Resendez as the strong doubles, the J. V. had it made. Cathedral High School should take pride in the tennis team because it usually takes league every year. Most Tennis players give up their weekends, holidays and summer to practice and get ready fur the next season. After all this hard work the team is proud to be number one. The J. V. Tennis team planned this season to play their best, take league, and give their opponents hell. 1. A. Grajeda moves swiftly against oppo- nent. 2. Getting that serve over! 3. I gotcha!!! 4. Lf to Rt: S. Rodarte. D. Resendez. N. Domingo. R. Sanchez. A. Quinonez. A. Grajeda. R. Alanis 5. almost made it by this much! 6. Well, you win some, you lose some! ' % III AM r — - ' - ' ' 132 W — T ' wXi oSwT I- . s . t — • V— - £ ' X p. - O 6 ' -♦•OeiAsio ' ' d - ♦V 5 r t V— • i - % • 1 1 jchcdrji ' s Vjrsitv Baseball [cam. is j [earn to be dealt wich in [he new Sanca Fe League, we had V rerurnini: lectermen and some help from last years J. V. (earn. The Phantoms were a competitive team. De- fense was Cathedrals streni:[h. Armando Figuerua Sr. at . rd base and Gilbert I.u - janjr. at 1st gave the Phantoms the best in the league. All League Robert Sando- val headed the pitching staff. As Sandi val went so did the Phantoms. Carlos Rodriguez. Fddie Jova. Art Granillo. Jaime Gracia.Joe Silva. Joel Jollifte. Gil- bert Carrillo. Mike Marquez. represented the Senior Class of 1980. Completing the team are Gilbert Lujanjr.. Rene Ramuez Jr.. Joaquin Pinela So.. Dennis Ortiz So., and Frank Pinela So. 1. Robert gives us all he has. 2. Armando bunts the ball. ■i. Front row. If to Rt: A. Granillo. J Pinela. C Rodriguez. G. Carrillo. G. Lujan. A. Figueroa.J. Silva. A. Reyes. Top row. Rt to Lf Coach Morales. II Washington. D. Ortiz. M. Marquez. R. Sandoval. F. Joya. J. Gracia. R. Ra- mirez. A. Bermudez. 4. What determination! 5. Art smni. ' s. but misses. • C . . ■!■ r ii -t- VJ wm. mwmii • ? . 9. -K •  «  • « • -o — - ;r ■ ' . 6 ' - e)e, 6V.- ' one could describe the lOSOj.V. Baseball ream, one would say competition . In early I ' ebruary fifry-cifiht students tried out tor the titteen spats on the team. I ntortunately our pre-season was cut short because ot the rains. This year ' s s(]uad consisted ot two yereran Juniors, eleycn re- turnina. Sophomores, and nine yery talented I ' reshman. The pitching corps was led by Freshman Ce. ' ar Flores. Sophomores Art Vil- la and Frank Finela who contributed heavily to the oftensive punch. David Calderon, Mike Marquc7. Tony Orona and Mike Pinon also added bullpen relief to the defen.w. ( ther defensive ■standouts include Sopho- mores Ricardo Gutierrez and Gabriel Orteiia in the outfield. Freshman Sal Sanchez behind the plate and double-play combination Henr Ihili um and Fddie Contreras at shortstop and second ba.se respectively. Sparkini; the offen.se was first baseman Manny Ramirez, utihtyman Bobby Villan- ueva. and third basemen Armando I.ucero and Orlando l ijaierdo. Other major contri- butors to the team inclui.lei.1 Ra Garcia. Robert Arrcdondo. Robert Martinez. Raul Sanchez. Rudy Bernal and Victor Madrit al. Attitude IS a verx important aspect ot any competitive team. Fvery year when a new uason bei:ins. players are naturally enthusi- astic and energetic. The J. V. Phantoms had a i:reat attitude and complemented with their potential h r success, the l . S(l campaiL n promised to be a yer escitini:. competitive and enio able one. I. iront Row LI to Rt: C. Santiesteban. I) (alderon. R Martinez. O l ijuierdo. M. Ramirez. F. Pinela. : ' . C.antreras. F. Aiiui- lar. Second Row If to Rt G. Ortega. IF Ihili uin, R Anedondo. M. Marcjuez. S. Sanchez. R Garcia. R Gutierrez. A. I.u- ceni. third Row I.I to Rt: M. Pinon. C. Flores. A. Villa. Coach Bertolone. T On ma. R S.mchez. H. Villanueva. _ ' Vou re our ' 1 Re.uh to make .1 home-run. I. Geltini; there as . sf .is it cm. 1 Waitinj.; to catch the hall. 6. Phantom warmim; up for the i;ame. IXnid throws to third base. .V Pin her tries his be r. 9. Fhinkinc out the stratei:y ' f the pime. 7 THE svwmi Of HlTHUSUlSffl TO 6R0U) OTMIW TO BECOME Of ITS illSHTiHBIE VARSrn ' CHEERLEADERS 1. F.spw Sandoval. Sacred Heart of Jesus. 2. Rhonda Ramirez. Rarnona Convene. I Monica Romero. San Gabriel Mission. ■I. Vicki i ' ou ii, ' . Bishop Conaty. 5. Monica Ibarra. San Gabriel Mission. 6. Rita Cortcz. Sacred Heart ot Jesus. 7. Cris Munoz. Our Lads ot Lorctto. S. . V. Cheerleaders assemble. JiKkJR VARSIT i- CHEER- ' leaders 9. Lisa Dela f ' uente. San Gabriel Mission. 10. Terry Pina. Our Lady ot Loretto. IL Lupe Silva. San Gabriel Mission. 12. Ana Lope . San Gabriel Mission. I -i. Judv Ramirez. San Gabriel Mission. 11. Martha Romo. San Gabriel Mission. 5. Cathy Adanro. Ramona Convent. 16. Karol Youn . Bishop Conaty. 138 ■%  ? i ' - 4jy .ii ► trj •a... ' ' :ii£A .. x: - 6 - eJft SW i C f 1 I f I I r 5 ' ir ■srTSjs . - . .... t% ' , «t-,.. ., i«aMi: N -}( .:£bt ' 6 dc4lst d A 1 % -•♦- — Ik f - , rosh-wcck nctivi- cics wcK a com ■ piece success. Ar the auction, the Freshman sold like gasoline. The Frosh came in all shapes and sizes, none too odd tor their loving seniors. It was soon discovered that these Freshmen had talent, they did a superior fob ot singing, dancing, carrying books and shining shoes. The Seniors were so pleased that they decided to show oft their prize Freshman to neighboring girl schools. The girls loved them since the Frosh also had a unique ability to clean cars. The Frosh also made the girls teel important since it ' s not often they have twenty guys line up to kiss their rings. Surprisingly, the Freshman did it volun- tarily. This made everyone happy and the memory ot good tunes Frosh -week will remain forever. 1. Poor unsuspecting Freshmen. J. He thinks it ' s funny but he ' ll find out. ■i. Strike 3. you ' re out ' I. I love my hat. 5, Which one is the Freshman. ' ' 0. Fight tot your school! 7. VVir another new Dean of Discipline ' c ' o llUTIHTiOll OH wimvr Why IS the uy on the rifhr wc nn a dog collar Next Christmas I get a train set. Togetherness from the start. Punk requested, hut that ' s ridiculous ' You got to pull harder ' Louie has his Frosh in the palm ol his hand. Quit clov.ning around. Mike says. Save some tor me Holmes! Just another Pointdester. 144 ' - Oe (j ' ' 6 «ia4B  o ' iJ ' «  V— ■ MMIC MlMi ■ • ' S ± 6 tJe4bt   d ' lAi  - z ? omccommti can best he described as a headache for [hose who are plannini; it. and eniovahk tor those who are participating. The way in which a large part of the student body took part made the head- ache well worth it. The rally luncheon, game and dance were very encouraging to the committee because of the quality of the people involved- from the court to the students! I. Cathedral ' s nineteen seventy -nine. nineteen eighty Homecoming court. J. Raul and Fspie arrive at the game. ■(. Rita is escorted by Gus. ■). Cris and Robert making their enterance. 5. Vicki and Mario having a good time. (i. Deanna and Raul make it on time. 7, The court awaits the ■iccond half of the game. H. Everyone proudly sings the Alma Mater « ? • . - g . . ■ ' v i - .AiUi ' ' • ?- : I ne of Cathedral ' s most outstanding events of the year has always been Home c o m i n g . Somehow in the past years. Homecoming week, which consists of the rally, game, and dance, has always brought together the students not only as classes but as one school united in spirit. This year was no exception. Cathedral chose ten girls from various schools to represent their Home- commg court. The girls were announced for the first time at the rally which was held on Friday November the second. Here the student body cheered on an outstanding performance done by the cheerleaders and the hilarious skit well presented by faculty, then came the pre- sentation of the princesses in which the band played Reunited as the court walked in. Following the rally, the court was then taken to a luncheon at Luminar- ious Restaurant in Monterey Park. The next day Saturday November the third was a big day for all. During the first part of the day the big game took place in which the court and their escorts were again presented during half -rime. Con- cluding this week of excitement was the dance. Music was provided by Best of Friends and Butt to Butt. This was a most suspenseful moment for all present, parti - cullarly the Homecoming court for this was the night one of them was to be crowned queen. The winners were then announced by ASB president Ramiro Villalobos. Cathedral ' s 1979- 19S0 Home- coming Queen was Miss Rita Cortez from Sacred Heart of Jesus high school and First prmcess- Runner up queen was Miss Rhonda Ramirez from Ramona Convent High School. Altogether home- coming week was a success. •s; K -M ' — ■ 6. 10. II I. Princess Afonici Romero trom San Gabriel Mission escorted by Rici ' Alvarez. . ' . Princess Espie Sandoval from Sacred Heart ot fesus escorted by Raul Murrieta. i. Princess Vickie Litnon from Our l.adv ot l.oretto escorted by Robert Sandoval. 4. Princess Vicki Young from Bishop Conaty escorted by Mario Sais. 5. Princess Donna Martinez from St. Matthias escorted by Frank Villareal. Prince-ss Rita Corte? trom Sacred Heart of Jesus escorted by Mark l.auglion. Princess Cris Munoz trom Our l.adv ot Loretto escorted by Robert Gallegos. 8. Princess Rosario Bernnide trom Sacred Heart ot Jesus escorted by Charlie Rodriguez. 0. Princess Deanna Navarro train Ramona Convent escorted b Caspar Sotclo. Princess Rhonda Ramirez trom R.imona Convent escorted by Robert DelaFuente. The Queen ' s dance. ■ . owccomini; is an event that takes place once a year hut is an event that is cherished lor a long time hv everyone. Many things happen during the three week period before the queen is selected. Each day has its own meaning. First a meeting takes place to which all the can - didates-to-be are met with and told when to come and be interviewed. This is a major step toward making the final decision and one of the most difficult times tor the girls, since they are going to be judged on their personalities and qualifications. The first interview narrows the selection of candidated to ten. By the second interview the choice of queen is made hut kept secret. By this time the i;irls have become more than ten youtig ladies wanting to become Homecommg queen, but a group of friends who enjoy each others company, ehis makes the fol- lowing events more enjoyable. The girls attend a rally where they are presented to the student body. Afterwards they go on to a luncheon with their escorts and fac- ulty members. By this time the spirit of excitement is running through everyone for the waiting of the announcement. Saturday finally arrives, the day many people have anticipated for the past days. After the game the long awaited dance was upon the finalists and their escorts. The tension that builds up before the final announcement is alwa s well worth the wait. 1. Court at the Homecoming rally. 2. Faculty Homecoming queen escorted by Mr. Balzano 1 Homecoming court at the hit i ame. ■i. First Princess Miss Rhonda Ramirez ' and Queen Miss Rita Cortez. . ' % ' j U ' y ' % ' -V— ' ' ' h. N? « A.M f ' : +- ' I r s v- mmiBi fiiB ey= I t-rr rear tht: Boosccr Club ol Cichcdral IIii:h School is the nijin source ot support tot the athletic prof;ruin ot the school. It is composed ot parents, rela- tives and friends of the studenthodv. These people donate much time and eftott in help- ing; the school run its athletic prot raw. Col- lecting money at athletic events, selling pro- grams, and running the concession stands are among the many things the Boosters do. Dunni; the past year the Boosters made pos- sible the purchase ot a batting machine tor the baseball team and the leaper machine tor the entire athletic program. Moreover the Boosters provide tree tood and or drinks tor Cathedrals ' athletes at most ot their events. Working Boosters, those who helped at hiotball and basketball games for 19 ' -)-l ' -)H0 include: Alike Candelaria. Pete Mcrcado. uanita Benedetti. Miguel and Aurora Ga- larza. Otelia Rodatte land her sisters). Manny and Norma Ramirez. Tony and Con - nic Torres. Tony and Teresa Carvalho. Felino and Leticia Domingo. Javier and Eva Alvar- ado. Manuel I Pop I and Mary Palacio. Gas- ton and Clara Munguia. Archie and Bertha Calderon. [ ' rank and Juliet Pastor. Frank Puglisi. Bob and Fsther Munguia. and Larry and Dolores Guerrero. We thank them all tor the many hours they i;aye to our bo s. I. Our Gang. . ' . Mr. Carvalho and ' f •i. Door man at work. I. Just taking a break. . Parent at work. 6. Dedicated Mother •d 6 «ie4bs90  d r v-- £ • - A, - O ( u may ask und won- der wlur [he Cathe- dral pjrcnts club IS all ahouc. It IS about lov- ini;. canni; and taking pride in hcin ' a part of this school, being happy that our sons arc here, and showing it by supporting the Christian Brothers in whatever way we can. The parents club is open to all interested parents ot oar Cathe- dral tamily. There is no obligation to join, it is not a dues paying club. For years parens, have gotten together to plan, vote on and execute different social functions. Ont- ma- jor function is the popular and awaited year- ly family picnic. That day the Brothers, teachers, and members of the Cathedral fam- ily join together in sharing food, drink, and panics in a relaxed family spirit. The club also plans and holds three dances per year, proceeds going to our school. One- other big function ot the year as a major fund raiser is a yearly raffle in which the monies are u.sed as the Brothers see the need. Behind all this is the hard working parents board. The officers are nominated and voted in by the fellow club members. This year the officers were as follows: Pres- Mr. Raul Murrieta. Vice Bres-Mr Richard Terrazas (Doth cathedral alumm from the class of ' 181. Sec-Mrs. Anita Martina ' . I teas-Mrs. Betty I lerr. Social dir-Mrs. Jean Martinez. They all do their respective jobs lovini ly and willingly. Think Back how many yrs. with what loving effort and oh yes. what sacrifices it took to try to give our children a good education. We watched our sons grow and we hoped and prayed our i uidance was right and in our hearts and minds we realized how important it was to continue this education. How happy and proud we the parents of Cathedral should he that we had the good .sense to reach out and place our sons in the hands ot the Christian Brothers and Cathedral High . school. 1. Parents ' club officers on break. 2. A few of the parents serve refresh- ments. 3. Busted Brother!! ' . 4. What do you feed a Fish this size. 5. Helpful parents. S tt !•• t fkAoa - d 1  )- Ht -t . . nee again the Phantom famiUes gathered tor a day of fun and eating in Elysian Park on the last Sunday of September. This annu- al event brought out a healthy and ex- cited crowd of youngsters of all ages. The games and events of the dav provided great entertainment, but. as usual, the home picnic basket was the centerpiece ot the day ' s activities. By the way, who eventually won the tug-ot-war.- ' 1. Pull ' 2. When ' s that volley ball coming down. ' ' •i. A game of Simon saysi ' 4. Paul is caught oft guard. 5. Pull harder! 6. Ill send you my picture, you send me yours. 7. Brother X tries taking an e. ' act count. 8. Brother Manuel and Brother Chris take a break. 9. A late afternoon scene on the hill- side. 10. Mark and tricnd won ' t give up easily. C . ' , € 6 Oc i R O • d f ■ muiB 4 (MA 5TIID1:11TS, MUfflm aim BROTMM SUfflfflUR 1979 EnUCflTiOlUVi piyj ' fCT ijuam. Biji CiUtitrnid. Afexico has a popah- non ofticmlly estimated at between 9%10(X) to I million. Fifty percent of the population is under 15 years of a e. The need for work amont; the youths there is i reat because there are not enough schools for such a lar ' e yount; i;roup. With this need in mind. Brother Armand Garcia. FSC. and a team of volunteer Brothers and Cathedral High School alumni have been giving free surrmier classes there for the past two summers. The classes are conducted in the parish halls and in whatever corner of area is available. This year a group of Mi- men and women between the ages of 8 and 43 years, graduated from the courses offered in basic arithmetic. Algebra. Geometry. English conversation, handwriting and Composition. Thanks to the financial donations of CHS students and students from other California and Oregon Brothers ' schools, we were able to purchase books and materials for students in Tijuana to use. J The CHS Alumni who volunteered their time this past summer to teach were: Noe Gonzalez. Class of 1976; Jose Flores class of 1976: Sergio Bermudez, class of 1978: and Yearbook Editor of that year, and Carlos Pinela. class of 1978. Mr. Ernesto Navar. class 1952 donated a lari e amount of athletic equipment for the sports we had in Tijana. Brother Armand and the volunteers would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank the students for their help, and Brothers Gleen and Xavier for their organizatKins of the fund raisers last year. We will continue this pro ect in Ti uana Summer 1980 ! ' N? 6 - Oc hsoo  ■ d CUR BR fiS 5i5T£RS 1. Bruthtfr Arnund participates in Tijua- na ' s program. 2. Ay. chihuahua, que problcmas! Maria. 8 years old. youngest of our students. ■i. Sylvia on way home, piled up with homework. 4. Volunteer teaching team left to right Top row. Carlos Pinela. Mark lier- inckx. Noe Gomalez. Jose Flores. Bottom row Brother Armand. student. Brother George. Brother Pablo. Sergio Bermudez (Photographer, not pic- tured) 5. Students waiting tor next class. 6. Sergio Bermudez. CHS ' and .some math students. 7. Students take a break while posing tor picture. ' € ' 157 6 -  t) y A i6 ► d r ev V- ■ ' ■ ' (f ' ± CIIIBMTI our school year be- gan with the tradi- tional Mass of the Hoh Spirit. The next student Alass nas that ot Thanksgiving which also displayed the canned goods which had been collected tor the por. The feast of Thanksgiving was tragically cut short and the mass for the death of Senior Jose Soto followed. In December the big feast day was that of Our Lady of Guadalupe which was a mariachi sung Alass and was presided over by Cardinal Timothy Man- ning. Many members of the studenthody also participated in the procession in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The new semes- ter saw also the participation of the student- bod in the traditional public assemblies of Lent, the communion services during Lent. This year ' s La Salle ' s day had special signifi- cance since it was the opening of the tricen - tennial celebration of the Chistian Brothers. Throughout the school year the Masses held at Cathedral once again proved that the Spir- it IS ever present at Cathedral. 1. Brother ' s lead in celebration. 2. AM FN •!. Freshmen follows ak ng. I. What do I play next Brother.- ' . ' ' 5. Brother Donald having a talk with Cardi- nal Aianning. 6. Joyful singing at the Lady of Guadalupe Mass. 7. Another joyous Cathedral Mass. S. Danny Aniiulo Afeditates. 10. Cardinal Alanning gives an interesting sermon. 11. Cathedral Christiantiy. 12. Fr. Penalosa a hard working priest. of P - ' - , ' r-i - 6 (ie4b d6  d 6 Oe4 « 6  5 r ey, v- ? -f . f i- e ' Jii«i5,i.3 : ' = s 9 ' • . f ■!■ ili i lUJIl P i«iiM i Vr ' i - ik4 ii i VSB - I •t- —  V c v- e  Jjfk ' , I f ic hci innmii n r if second semester mjrked J ery important time in the lite lit the Juniar (.hiss It WAS J time when the t a.s.s. nloni; with their t.miihe ' t jiul ftienjs. Celebrated the hlcss- infi t the class rm s durini mass. The uniors were very fortunate to have Monsii nor Gutier- rez as the celebrant. His theme in the hnmih was siL;n. What si n is the school rint; He srateil that when people See them weat their tint: It t;iyes them information: that thev attend a Chtistian Brothers school, that thev are i ettini; a hii;h quality ( athohc education, and that they are united throu h a common bond to all stu- dents of the Cathedral family - past, prewnt anil luiute .Also he stated that they would have to nork hard to keep the spirit of the sii;n. In life the would ha e to practice the sii ns that the ■; )i,vs represented, liver since Freshman year, the class of eii;hty-one has displayed an abundance ot Phantom spirit. , ' s freshman the} soui.;ht and learned. As Sophomores they bei;an to un- ity themselves and now they understand the result I ' hey stand together, promising; a new and e i.itini; tomorrow. They are a class with tremendous pride and the await theit Seniot yeat with i;reat enthusiasm. 1. The bod and blood ot ( hrist. 2. Danny eagerly awaits for his ring. 3. The Blessing of the Junior Rings. 4. Fifty-nine beautiful hand sciilptureil rings await thete e.igar ownets ). Parents anil students proudh witness the blessing ot the rings. 6. Mark is excited while receiving his ring. 7. Mr. Puglisi getting ready tor the lereniony H. Chapman anxiously awaits tor Ins tiitn. 9. Parents and students are se.tted lot the final reailim;. ? 6 t e b •• d Of om iwmj Of n rhis vf n ' s procession of Our Lddv of Guadalupe, numbers ot (he student- body ot Cithcdral made stront; showini: in honor ot Our lady. The s tudents matched from Out Lady ot So- ledad Church to East Los An ' eles Col- lege. holJIni; banners hlfh which sl ' - naled the yanous clubs and oti;anizations ptesent. In an atmosphete ot tevetence and solemnity, those who reptesented Cathedtal recciyed a yatm mation into the stadium. Althoui;h the day was cold and some- what leni;thy. most ot the Cathedral stu- dents remained tot all ot the actnities. The actnities consisted in a prayet setvice and play depicting Juan Diego ' s vision of Our Lady ot Guadalupe. The ctowd was vibrant in its spirit ot wotship and so exhubetant as to cheet at times. Thete wete many ttiends and tamilies of Cathe- dtal students gatheted in wotship ot Out Lady ot Guadalupe and has made the Cathedral Phantoms a ttue tamih . Thete was a good tepresentation troni each ot the classes and then unity was visible to all. L Atmando Figuctoa solemnly pattici- pates in Our Lady ' s celebration. 2. Leonard Sale ar proudly presents the Sociedad Honotatia llispanica bannet. Manuel. Geotge. and Robert reptesent CathedtaTs Student Council. -I. Btothet Chtistophet marches in honor ot Our Lady. 5. Brother Armand and Louie sit back and admire the banners. 6. Young Cathedral Phantom marches along carrying a banner too. 7. Cardinal Manning meditates. H. Alt ted i:uards Cathedrals pride and ' y. Many people proudh displ.n their banners. 162 r — H ' j 6 — f G - ' d c V— t- ' • ' A iiB iwm A- o ' 6 ' - ' 0e4bh36 '  ' d I I 1 I ■ - t w mm '  99 9 m ' m  ■  ■ ! w4 i r V— f esponsihUities of the Student Council are to represent the students and make school more enjoy- able. The Student Council had many plans which were carried through. Every class council had great qualities and when these qualities were united in the Student Council they created a memorable year. 1. LI. to Rt: Manuel Saldana. Ramiro Villalobos. Robert Arevalo. J. A.S.B. President trying to get the councils attention. X A.S.B. Secretary-Treasurer clowns around. 4. Bottom Row Lf. to Rt: G. Carrillo. R Murneta, M. Laughon. R. Arevalo. R Villalobos. M. Saldana. P. Villa. G Villalobos. M. Galarza. R Alcala. Tap Row Lf. to Rt . Silva. H Maldonado. I Argudo. V. Gomez. S. Lucero. A. Bermudez. R. Romero. . Mariscal. J. Rios. 5. Raul shows leadership by getting in- volved In the drama club. ( Gilbert and Dr. James talk about an upcoming activity. 6 Vi0«4bh9O  d r V— t- ' if ' ■ ! : . iriiMiii imMYi ' ey t 1 ■T CATHEDRAL ISTunEN cauNci ' ' . f ■! THROUfiM rmms ' mum ur Senior class lus made Itself known since Freshmen year. Through the hard wotk of our modera- tors and class councils. ak ng the wa ' we have become unified. In our Sophomore year we won the spirit trophy. Our unior year the class went through changes. Which brings us to today; now our class is stronger than ever. We ' ve had success- ful fund raisers and activities. The name Crazy 80 was developed In our freshmen year. As we graduate, we will look back at all we ' ve been through. Some of us will laugh at the various incidents and some will wish they hadn ' t done certain things. But all in all there won ' t be one who will regret these past four years. 1. Senior Council Lt. to Rt: G Carillo. M. Laughon. R. Murneta. 2. Br. Xavler Student Council Modera- tor. _-i. Paul enjoys himself at the dance. 4. Junior Council Lf to Rt: P. Villa. R. Alcala. G. Villalohos. M. Galar a. 5. Sophomore Council Lt. to Rt R. Ro- mero. A. Bermudc . ]. Mjnscal. J RIos 6. Richard Romero enjoys the sunshine. 7. Georgies camera shy ' 8. Wait! give us time to comh our hair. 9. Armando brings out the Student Council banner. 10 Freshman Council Lt. to Rt H Mjl- donado. V. Gomez. . Argudo. J Silva: S. Lucero. 4? ' V • ' -i± 168 4 . . V  ( H -eJftiKjSWT r e j V-- - mm cii i ' - h. r Manuel, the Cir- cle C modcnmir. received over KM) .ipplicjtiom tur the membership in the or dnizdtu n. This is just another Indication at the esteem that the club enjoys aniont; the student- body. Members of the Circle C ' wear their pat patch with pride. They under- stand that thelr ' s is a very important re- sponsibility in the school. Club members take very seriously rheir duty at all stu- dent body functions. Circle C members can be seen monitoring lunch lines, ral- lies, assemblies and various other gather - ings ot the Cathedral tamily. Dedication and generosity are hallmarks ot a member ot the Circle C . When students make an application tor membership, they indicate that they are willing to give ot their time and energy so that our school can run more smoothly. And it is precisley this dedication and this generosity that is so much appreciated by taculty and students alike. And that accounts tor the tact that all Cathedral tunctions are jc orderly. L L. Mazadiego. L. Reyes. D. Rosales. V. Fernandez. T. Barrio. H. Gonzalez, J. Silva. G. Ortiz, R. Marquez. R. Me- dina. R Dela Fuente. R. Carvalho. J. Romo. M Marquez. C ( hncda. C Padron. A. Lopez. C Flares. D. Gar- bellim. M. Laughon. L. Castillo. J. Aragon. R. Gallegos. M. Ramos. J. Sanchez. F. Delgado. J. Gonzalez. F. Tovar. f. Pa redes. A. Garbelhni. C Chavez. A. Dominguez. D Fspinosa. D. Daniels. . Ro.sales. R Florey P Villa. G. Perez. J. Rosales. J. Lara. M Morales. P. Arellano. J. I.ouie and Robert watching the Fresh- men. foe Silva ready tor dut . I. Jesus. Raul and F.rnie keeping an eye on thini ' s. •Cl 6 we4!fc • ' c V— • mwm ■!■ ' • ' A, A- o= ronj f jt ' scire. ( J I h c J r ,i I Hii;h ' s Mcchj Club bus been in [hf liniclii;hc on trtyuent occasions cliis vcur. The i ojls set ksc year - service ro che community and cultural enrichment - have served as impetus tor Its atious actnities. Durini; the first semester Mecha. members teamed up with the Christian Action Club in an effort to prepare Thanks- i;ivini; ba ' kets tor the poor. Monies were raised bv mannini; the relresh- inent stand at studenthodv dances. In the area ot cultural enrichment the club sponsored a testival to cele- brate Dia de la Ra a on October 12. All Spanish classes were invited to prepare a sona. skit or cultural display tor the entertainment or enrichment ot the other members ot the student - bod Two trophies were awarded tor the best performance in the Freshman and Sophomore sections. Second se- mester activities included: a lenten drive to raise tunds to be distributed anionic the poor at Taster time and (inco de Mayo activities. Traditional - l . Mecha members have presented a play tor the whole studentbody. fhis plav usualh portrays the Mexican- Amencan Chicano in the world ot to- day. 1. Lt-Rt: Front Row-G. Perez. Silva. F Rosales. .. Mazadiei;o. C Rodriguez. C. Flores. Back row-A. t:)omini:uez. A. Joaquin. A. liermu- de . S. Donnellv. M. Vene i:as. A. Lope . 2. Mecha doini: their stuft. r I ' he Spanish culture. ' N? € ' ' - — - A  . - ui£ mi m um Wi. ' BKO ' m ■fUI ' filliil By Biiiifi 172 pine .if Cjthedr.il c .t n he c t- n throui h the deter- mination nt the spirit club. The club proved itaelt vorth () the njme spirit ' by theit jttendjnce nt sports functions such as football and basketball ames both home and jvvji. Another privilege that the club had. was to have fellow member Carlos Padron be Phantom for the last part of the football season and most of the basketball season. A major function sponsored by the club this past year was a Christmas tree sale in which money was raised tor the Tijuana F.ducational Proi ram tor children. Other activities that we sponsored were: i;ettini; rooters buses to i;amcs and. particularly, paintini; sij;ns and posters for the ames. Although most of the club was com- posed of Seniors who will be cn fJi, ' this year, there is stroni; hope that the club will continue to function actively in years to Come. 1. Spirit Club i ets involved. J. Raul niakini; a sale. X Brother X i:ivini; a Colgate smile. -I. Members of the club in action. ■5. A Christmas tree to i o. 6. Hard working: Bartholomew. y. I.t-Rt: 1st row-A. Madrid. C Olmeda. B. Torres. ;. Rosales. R. Marque .. 2nd row-Il. Morales. J. Puredes. I. Ville- i;.is. ( Padron. S Donelh. rd -1). Daniels. II. Cordo a. P Arellano. I) Ro. ' .ales. I.. Castillo. A . Marque . ,s ' . How much are ur Christmas trees. ' ' ). He( tor looking; bus . 10. CHRISTMAS IRIIS lOR SAI.I ' 6 ' - Ofy G • ■ d i ' i IflBiT CHIB C • ' .M.iK.t ' r e  V— - CMniifflii , % ' ' m ' T - c  6 we bsio d K v- Miim •• ' ] n , ■ ' -« 1  I ' - « «usW ' ' OUillfi CHlVlSTiHll BROTHERHOOD. ■fOfUSiHO OH ■fHiHHEBS, BECOmiHO HUiHiiE Of OHH ■fHlTH hrisrinn Action .s .1 .scr- ivcc c ' uh r wr.s )c7p I ' uf ) f )f C(iniiiiuni( .is  ' c7 js n school. This rc ' .ir.v c ij i H ' ai ;?.)(. (. u i 0 uppcrcliiss- mcn with (he exception III one h.irj workint; Sophomore. We ire u ckih th.it i luntecrs tot v tious functions at school, tot example setting up tor the Lenten Services. The club had three major functions tills school years. First was the Thank.s ivini; Food Drive which was run h lunior. David Resende7. It turned out very successtully. We were able to delivet complete meals to I lamilies. other tood Collected plus some lood coupons that were putchascd ere i;n - en to Our l.adv ot l.oretto Parish tor distri- hunon. Second was our Annual Blood Drive, which was run by Seniors Don Dan- iels and lesus Lara. I ' liis ear ' s drne broke the record: ( i pints. This was our most important acti if and c are ome more proud to say that the trophy is ours, thanks to the students, patents and faculty who donated their hlooil I.asth the (lub hail an faster looil Drne in whuli both ( athedtal and l.oretto students partu ipated The lood collected was t;iven to Si.ster Way of the Cross, in Tnsenada. This food helped feed (X) firls ot wirious .il:cs These i irls lia e been ictims ot polio. fMncrt . abanilon- mcnt: and nc-i lcit has stccral most of this i;irls to the otphana e. These have been some ot the tliini;s (he Chtistian Action has participalid in this ear. the ilub «; loose some ot Its most aluable members this ear. so It will be up to the remaining; members to continue the wotk ot the ( htistian Action anil to recruit new members for the futute. I. Christian Action show their spirit. J. T-h-i. T-h-o. The. f Look at the si e of tli.it needle: I. Our hither who art in heaven . . . ). Red (toss victims. d. Someone i;et out ot her e. , l.t-Kt Bottom Row: J. Olivat. J. (ion a- (■ . , Sil a. A. Ohvar Top Row A. foa- (juiii. V ( endejas. J. Torres. D Daniels. M. Pinal. D Resendey. J Lara. T : loya. S. C-olleCtini: tood tor the poor. 9. Another blood victim. II). It ' s worth It ' BRmeiiiG 3011 wm IflUGHTiR TO mi fflHiry ' mom iViiD Dcmss ' ms o ' f I Front row. it Co Re H. Rosules. F. Orncks. C. Rodriguez. F. Tovur. L. Vclnsco. Back row, L[ CO Rt: L. Castillo. D. Rosalcs. D. Mcrcado. F. Baca. R. CanJclaru. R. Ornclas. L Maza- ditfio. 2. Fnriquc smiles for the camera. ■). Freshmen participate in their first rally. 4. The electrifying sounds of Shalambo. , - i 176 i Hf M 5 Wei o5 r v- 0 , fif §mwB 6U € s BOUiirti. 5H0UI youri iiTUff! g ; - asw Pep Squ.iJ Phantom Carlos Pudron i;uthcrs Hriiund Aloin with Pep Squ.iJ .ilrcr jn cxcinni; i;.inic .ii;.iinst P.itcr lister. ' JiAJt - ' S - S - JitldiJ - ' i irsr .nr.i - ' ) m Qcifjjihjii flia uJiai ' i ' n.iiicr lliis McNS ;iR)im(l did Jf-i ' Jiik vl-ilir, :f . Zb ' s Mi( Guuf fIfMS rT|Bi E C OUTTfT i ' lrUiiTiiHTiCll .line .uf wr f jrt ( itU-rtd to students .inJ others as well hi the Dunce ( oniniittee ( luh executnes jnJ nieiiihers t, ' (ic up .lint tit then time to tlecor.ire. I le.in. and set up lot a dance; not only at the time ot the dance docs the cluh work. hut wteks hetote. st.nini ' m.in houts .ittet school prep.itiiii .ind pl.inniiii; the t-l.ince. The d.tnces .ire somethii i; looked lor- w.ird to jftet a lont; week of studi int;. .4 sense ot exciteiileni i.in he tell tow.nds the eiul ot the week Ihe d.incc commit- fee nieinhers sf.d hehind .ittet school .ind ptep.ite tot the night ' s d.ince. When w.ilkini: into the i, ' im the nii ht ot the ikmcc. the work ol the committee cm cic.ith he seen Ihe Homecoimm; d.mce u,(s ceft.nnh .i sin Cess tot the D.mce ( ominittee. I Ju.in .md his p.ittnet t.iki the tloot ' J. KK( (J rettiiii; te.uh tot the hii; i)it:ht. ( ' .ithedt.il tc.ilh i;e(tini hot with the sounds ol the H- i ' s. ). Leo .ind Ill s p.ittncr tloiiii: the it fliini;! ( I nticjUi h.id .1 h.itil d.ns nifiht ' . D.miiiu: the nii;ht .iwuy. S. lio . how do t get tid ot this i uvf ' ' ) (ice. I in stuck hcte doint; this! ID llc . look ' 179 ccmn mn Of wry vtar Cathedral Hit;b School ' s Drami Club puts forth fine pk ys for students to participate in. This year was no exception. In tact, the Drama Club, with the help of Mrs. Summers. Mr. Nowlin. and a talented cast presented the ever popular Dracula . Aside from dis- playing the cast ' s fine acting talents. Dra- cula gave the club a chance to exhibit its magical talents as well. Flying bats, self lighting cigarettes, mysterious fog. and movmg furniture astounded the audience. Drmatic sets designed by the art depart- ment further emphasized the eeriness and mystery of the play. 1. Rusie reciting her lines. 2. George takes time to refresh his mem - ory. _i Chippy and Afiss Summers following along. ■4. Don gives us that L ' ltra Brite smile. 5. Paul shys away from the camera. 6. Top row. Lf to Rt: D. Daniels. Moderator Miss Summers. S. Donnel- ly. A. Moya. R. Vasquez. M. Pinal. G. Perez. W. Terrazas. Bottom row, Lf to Rt: G Romo. R. Murrieta. 7. Gus and Rosie preparing for opening night. 8. Raul I Dracula) gets ready to pounce on his victim. ■). Mike really getting into the script. • • ' e. feo w -Y— IMWB ' Ns uij: fflivy wvm us cM-nr 11.1S mail UGHiii TH ' i. o ' mjsmf ur ' WO Prom njs c Jjf the ( hs- sc Club up in Grenada Hilh. inc lit rhc hii;hlii;hcs nt rhc vcur tor hoch Juniors and Seniors ii io attended. There was alot ot planning and hard work done to make this event a success. We hope that those who attend- ed had a memorable experience: Juniors, because it was their tirst: and. Seniors because It was their last prom at Cathe- dral. The committee itself was hard al work plannint; activities to lower the bid ot the prom while at the same time mak- ini; the prom itself a memorable one. The moderator. Mr. Amendola. aloni; with the chairmen and committees, were able to make this event a hit; -yuccess. 1. Front row. IJ to Rt ]. Otero, !.. ( l- nieda. M. Ramos. Second mil. . to Rt: I Roino. R. Marquez. G Romo. IV. Terrazas. ]. Salazar. M. Vene as. R. Murrieta. At. Sais. R. Arevalo. Third row. IJ to Rt: G. Perez. L. Mazadiei o. ( Rodrii uez. A. (hquin. A [lores. , Romero. D. Daniels. C Padron. 2. Prom Committee chairmen. I.t to Rt R Murrieta. R. Villalobos. R. Arevalo. ■i. Other committee members. V • ( — H ' —•Jft w ' ' r v-t- l - ■ ! : . lUrc r innis nsocincioncs t tK- hnv. rcncinos tiihi cjiic .St- Jisni i;uc porcjuc rr.ir.i Jc nicjor.ir. conscri-.ir. r tr:immirir cl ijionui csp.tnol. I.h SocicihiJ Hononiri.i }lisjxinn.i J.i ,i cntcndcr , roilds que h.ihl.in iitr.i uIkiiii.i jiic i.i c por Jus. panjuc .isi iino rticJc cnrcnJcr lucji r .si; culcur.i. 1:1 hcninino AhnucI Vci; i huulo csr.i oru ' .ini .uion en I ' -P ' ' v ..istH Lt fcclui sii;c ii Ciiri;( Jt- cILi. 11 proccso Jc iulniisioncs cs sciicillo: cl .dutuna ijuc cstc en ■cncr t) cuiirto .inii en tin curso dc csp.inol .iwin .ulo i (ih ticnc un,i Hicn.i addk.ision. dc A i li ' solo ncnc que hrni.ir si; so ji inul (71 ii;.; el se i (intpumtete h.i rr.dxi .ir p.ir.i Li n-,cr .ir i nieiiir.ir el (sn.; ii) . Despues p.irtit ip.iii en un.i eercnionu de inui.uion fcsre- j.id.i eon e.imos i ;;;).; (cn.i. sfns ;ii;cir)s );; ( irus e penenc::in un.i nuev.i scns.ienin tie p.irli(.ip,ir en l.t t r.in t.innh.i Ilisp.in.i. (lull nienihers M Arju o. ( ( U.ive . II ( ordov.i. D Di.i . A. (.il.iv.in. . (. ' nirhellini. . (Lireni. ( I Urrcr.i. I l.ir.i. M l.iui lnm. I.. hi Adtei:o. II. Mor.des. (. ' ,. Pere . I. I e e I Ros.iles. C. I ' .uhun. I Silv.i. D Ciurbcllini. J. (ion .dc.y i. Murei.i.J. Puralcs. M. K.inio-s. I Moreno. V. ConAdc . (1 l.uj.in. S. Rod.irrc.J. Rmno. M S.dd.in.i. I Vel.i. P Vel.1. P Vill.i. J. Vill.dohos. M ' V;K;i,-.;.s, H ) ' .ine . ' %- - - e  6 v!k Jtito6 • ' d 9 . c eo ' B on ( i jncc.s or the (dmpuccr Club rhis I v.ir were in rhc .irci at au.thtv proi r.immirii;. I ' hc club uJJcd to Its library of proiinivmcd fiitmcs. Out putposv IS tc let the students le,itn basic computet Linf,uafe. then use this knowledi c to make pr i;rjms. This vear the Computer Club added live new membcts to its tanks !. IJ ' -Rt: A. riias. D. Garbellini. K ■ Gtatt. P Svcip. A. Mora. A. Bet- nal. R Henedetti. 2, Bt. Clitis supervises as Detek takes his turn operatini the computet. •i. Derek beini; mechanical. I Karl opcratini; the computer. 5. W ' otkini; with these machines can be tun. 6. Looking ovet the T.V. monitot. 4 . r JMJ l iA r v— ■!■ £ • %. SCIIICI DIGGING INTO THE SCIENTIFIC A MEANING OF MANS ' - EXISTENCE hf purpo ' yc lit (he Science Club .it CjthcJr.il llii;h School to in form [he srudcnthoih of imponant scientific inionn-jtion. The i luh intends to expl.iin wlhit IS !,■( );(!£, ' on. whether it is nucle.tr mekdowns. or ,iltern.itne energy sources. All students must he informed. When Vol Jt, ' c ' r .ind II went their loni; journe throui h our soljr s stein, ik ihspl.i eil .ill the pictures furnished to us n J. PI. All our members this year were line upstand- ini; students involved in m.iny other .jc - f v ities. I. Iirst row I.I to Rr P ,Su ; i. ), (i.ir- bellini. Second row- I ' . Alurcni, A. ( i.irbellini. At. Arj o. Third rowD. P.iniels. S. Donelly. J. ( ' lull members ihscuss the structure of an .ttoin. A- C- 6 ' - • t)e4b 90 ' d ■ HOT JII5T i BUT 9 iWi ' ilD- BIV£HK ' H.IG :i he Chc-ss Club Could rcjih he Cilk-J .m exclusive club, because ol [he mcwhership it has. There have been very few people in it because the marches are played alter school. Speakint; ot the club ' s past, one can sav that seemmL h ' the best players are the Svcip brothers who have had many victories compared to their tew defeats. Wc hope the club will i;row both in number in quality. Many pei ple who want to join the club find it hard to locate it. In the past years the club was under the leadership of Bro Martin, but now Mr. Garcia, is the director of the club. Because most of the members are Seniors we would like the lower division classes could develop an interest in Chess so that the club Can be kept alive. For. the club will i;ive Cathedral a fine, proud i;roup of students. 1. K Graff. P Sycip. T. Murcia. N. As- mat. R. Martinet, S. Kini . ' Jimenez. 2. Robert checkmates his opponent. f This is the king and this is the queen. 4. Chess anyone. ' ' k ' V ■ ' ■ €m%% TTwti oSM: V- - M Mini I OUR TO fRHUK joaoiiiM fOR IiinROillO ill OUER ORH TH01I5RRD nOIIRRS m HD5 ey 6 0e4bh96— ' d ■V— t- ►if - - t ' OUli THH11K5 ro CURIOS Piuirion FOR ' Bl ' im THE TOP iU1 DRiUE ■fOR THI 5TUiOR CIR- 5 Of RIRTTTEU C . f . ■!■ V 6 ti«4fc w  d •H « « v— I- ' f ' A] ill TO HUniU ' Ui HLilliRRl ' fOR BJIiUlJ TOP ■fliL ' iiHfflHU ■fROm THE CIHli5 Of TiOHTll- THRtT t- ' jUM ! -J o ♦ f ' K he L-jrh(H k ( u .ire rcudint;. is chc produce nt tiniu- sjnds ( t idur. ' . ( ' work on chc pun ot the stdtt. The salt is proud of Its work jnd hopes th,t( ou hjve enjoyed rcudini; it. The little mo- ments that h.i e heen captured hv our phoc i;raphers and the thoui hts ex- pressed by our aption writers reflect hut u small part of who. we. the Cjthedrjl Phantoms are. As the years will pass and meinoreis of what we thoui:ht we could never fori;et fade, the staff hipes that this production of the Cathedral Chimes will he the cata- lyst to revive the tun. excitement, disap- pointments. jiHS and pain that was l ' SO. Since the ic ' i, ' ;nn ni, ' of July ' when work on the book started, the sini;le mo- tivation that has kept the project alive in the mind of the staff has been the thooi ht that It w iuld serve this function. ow that all deadlines have passed, and all pai es have been subnutted. we are certain that this book will be a lont; re- membered success. 1. Ad Drive Staff It-Rt. R fiernal. B. I ' rrecho. M. Salinas. P. Arellano. J. Cesar tired after a loni daw Buy a ' carbook ' I. Dedicated members of the earbook staff Raul anil Don. 5. VV7uf should we do I.ou. (i. Prank waits for his pictute to be t.iken. . Benny lendini: a helpini: hand. .V (..ithedral Chimes ' main advertiser. I Continue on pat c JWI ' o ' Buy a yeartxx . ' Ns 6 «e,j|l(.i6  d ' ■ ' (f ' Ai g%. .sU - ' I T I I 1 1 I IjOm HEIp J ' • ' PW f ( • (. Cftf Cfiri£(tian1irot!jer2! In lh«ir picturesque old stone winery in the foothills of California ' s famed Napa Valley, The Christian Brothers produce table wines of unsurpassed quality. In cool cellars such as pictured above, the Brothers patiently supervise the aging of their choice wines. Their complete dedication — whether it be to teaching ' our assurance of the best. PRODUCING PREMIUM WINES SINCE 1882 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE THROUGH DEDICATION TO QUALITY WINES-CHAMPAGNES-VERMOUTH-BRANDY NAPA ST. HELENA REEDLEY .. Graduates of 1980 You are in the Alumni! Alumni! . . . Your first official class reunion, a banquet-dance will be held 10 years from your graduation . . . be there! 195 t t OOOD IliCK C0116BHTlilRTi0115 TO oi HDiiuTiiio cms Of Mll]IT£ ' £lMiiOHT ' g fBOm TH£ PHRI11T5 ' flUB 15003 lUfK C01ll3BHTlimTi01lS TO THE GlllUruHTillti (IMS Of lliir£Ti:£ll EiOHT ' ll ■fROffl THE B005TEU5 ' ClUB 197 fliiiiii .a mi: TMWIK ' pi wi mm immrB cm pBOirisiiiiJ f iirtiBJES. 198 in Ti i cms Of linillJIEIl H6liTD fWrn THE (IMS Of M?.11ITj:E11 H6HTD-0M 199 mm Hid BM ID TM fiM§ rf mo fBom rm cmsi rf 200 K CDllOBftrillRTWll fBUffl : i.L Hi 201 COllTillltED SmCB BUSSYmS ffiOffl THI ■fHfflii ' y Of SHCUED UEHBT CHURCH liilfOlll HB(3HTS coil CilBIUO 20 24 Hour Service (213) 623-2063 (213) 623-1686 S.P, CRATE CO. Used Fruit Vegetable Crates Cardboard Box Bought And Sold Sergio Pa redes 1320 E. Olympic Los Angeles, Ca. 90021 Quiiliry Van ' ecy Congratulations Seniors From Vko ' s Wholesale Meats Bus. Phone 221-4336 or 221-9463 Plane 223-3730 48U Zclhi Place Los Ani:clcs, Calif. 0003 Cdcstiiia and Eiicdiim florcs and familij Simon |mifc| Ida 5imDiu fflaiiud, Cdcstc Bosamaria , Bcatriz Idiildl laura Cantu Ccdlia I husband I RtitDiiip Sami Ilatalia, llida Dida Theresa | husband | Bndy Hmiandcz llina, Hndy Enrique Hilda Ridiard |uiifc| Ester fheryl James |u(ife| Syluia Hnother one? Men |uiife| 5ara Buben Bobert John ' The f lores family uiish to Blex congratulate the class of 198D Paul and mish good luck to John Blichad Bna Christina 205 FREEWAY FORD ' MIGHTY EASY TO DO BUSINESS WITH . . . AND FRIENDLY TOO. ANGELUS H-0101 666 SOUTH ATLANTIC BLVD. LOS ANGELES, CALIE 90022 -p o ntK MK RV inc PHONE: 628-4642 ORIGINAL SHOP NEW CAKE CENTER 409 GIN LING V AY 969 NORTH gfiOAOWAY CHINATOWN - LOS ANGELES - CALIFOftNIA ' sw ' hi-rs for the sw ' ffv fstabushfd 19 .7 v7: spfcializf in cakfs for all occasions: x ' fdl:)INGS birthdays annivfrsarifs FAMOl ' S FOR FRFSH STRAW ' BFRR) ' CRFAM CAKF THE LAW OFFICES of Con nnuhtions to the gradunnrii Class of CATHLDRAL HIGH SCHOOL for die year 19H0. ALVARADO SINGER 525 South Virgil Suite 0 Los Angeles. Calif. 380-6361 Partners Antonio Aharado Sheldon ■ . Singer Staff Alina Caudill L ora ILisenbein Kamona Ornelas Engine Rebuilding FRANCO ' S American and Foreign Auto Parts . Wholesale Prices to the Public Machine Shop Service Heads Reground Drums Turned • Brakes Arched Open Sundays and ' Alu. 4989 Huntington Dr. El Sereno, CA Ph — 225 4120 225 4129 Holidays Congnnuktions And Good Luck To The Class Of ' W From Henry R. Garcia Class Of 34 And A. Garcia Sons Inc. 2004 E. Vernon Ave. Vernon, Calif. 900}S (21i) 231-2264 V Congratulations To Graduates Of Cathedral High School St. Agnes Parish Family Los Angeles, California. Los Arvq a s -(2a ?orr a 208 FRANCISCdj; Phone: 576- ' A;-;9 FAMIL Y REST A URANTS OPEN 24 hours Enjoy great American Food at Reasonable Prices Children ' s Menu IIH.HI.AXD PAKK Xonh I ' if:ucr, .i .ir Aw. 26 Phone: ii6-9r«i PASAi: l A S,S() South Arrovo Pjrkn:i Phone: n ' )-S(LY, A71V ALIIAMPRA DI South I ' nmont Ave. Mjrk. . fj the sT.ir you rc.ich tor he the one ch:it shines tor loii throughout your hte. We .ill know ou II ni.ike it tliroui;h trouble .iiul stnte. ' You ' ve lu.ule us .ill er h,ipp .inJ proihl. ) ' ou were the one who stood out in the crow J. (Oilier. itul.itions .iinl (iooJ I.uek Mijo. Po Our Son. Cinindson .iihl Prother tV Xephew Love. IXul. Mom. Vickw ( .itin iV ( .irlos. e. limine, (.irlos Jr.. Pio ILink. Pi. I l.upe. Pio pilinm. Pio P.iul. Pio I.u.in.l. Pio (h.ilo. ' Pi. I M.ir lou .inJ Cousins. JO ' y Manuel F. Soto III Manager Steve Soto Asst. Manager LA QUEBRADITA SAVE MORE GROCERY OUTLET INC 723-3137 723-3138 9333 E. Whittier Blvd. 3431 Whittier Blvd. Pico Rivera, Ca. 90660 ANTHONY MACARONI CO., INC. 81H NORTH SPRING ST • LOS . ' NGH1.[ S, CA 4TO12 Fanners Insurance Group Jov F.ut.in Ai cncv lor In :urjncc (hi Viujr Home - Life - Auto Non - Smoker Discounts Low Rates For Drivers Aise W To 60 Se Hub hi Espanol 227-0039 498-5329 Fast, Fair, Friendly Service Number One Assets over $11 billion HOME .-■i: Kji SI Rl ( ISy- I liiinii)i;t( n Drni. .It l:.isccrn AMER ' CAS_LARGEST It-iJ - ::i. «i r ' ::i ' i i« n MIJo 0W9 U£D£ L£nTH£R Congratulations class of 80 and upcoming classes of 81 , 82 , and 83 for a good year and years to come. Mary knoll Chapel of St. Frances Xa vier 222 So Hewitt St. I . « ' m t lli BRO. ANTHONY ' S D-SET CALCULUS CLASS In behalf of Mr. Rodolfo Tovar and Mrs. Abigail Tovar we wish to express our sincere gratitude for the Catholic and moral education of our sons. k J, ' ' i Rudy 67 Hector ' 69 Carlos ' 76 Fernando ' 80 : i : iF , ii! ,iiii ' i0fi 2M w To Phantoms Students, Parents, Faculty and Administration. Congratulations and best of luck to You. ) ' our record is Great and } ' our Accomplishments Innumerable. } ' ( ur Dedica- tion to Education and Christian Values Enhance the lives of the people of ' the City ot Los An- geles. God Bless You Always p,:rns not (jucBsnret Arthur K. Snyder Councilman, l4th District Appointments Available Unisex - Hairdesign Total Haircare 2135 Brooklyn Avenue 21411 2 Brooklyn Avenue Los Angeles, Calif Q0033 LORl DA New Locations: El Sere no 3116 N. Eastern Avenue. And San Gabriel 1U6 potero grande. 214 mm: ® Nick Alexander Imports 6000 Pacific Boulevard. Huntington Park CA. 90233 (213) 383-1901 Kick Alexander President General Man. TECH-GRAPHIC INC. PRECISION SHEET METAL FABRICATION NAME PLATE ETCHING LABELS SPRAY PAINTING SILK SCREENING ENGRAVING STENCILING 315 S FLOWER ST . BURBANK. CALIFORNIA • 91502 (213) 843-7900 • 849-1377 Carniceria - To ni Hera Y Restaurant La Villa 2212 2214 S. San Pedro St. LA. Calif. 90011 748-6014 747-3397 El lui ar para saborear los rnejores placillos aurenci- cos del SLir de la trontera. Jean v saluden a su amii o V ( athedral tan l-iduardo Dia Ribs ■ Chicken - Beef - Pork Homemade Sweet Potatoe Pies. THE PIT. Bar -B- Que at its Best. Hours Sun-Mon-cues- Wed -Thur. ' i. n:M)am. To 1J:(X) AflDMCHT En Sat. n.am. To :0 ) am. PII ) E V).()2 ' )l 5SW.S ' . VERMONT AVE. LA. CA. MABI.E SI Mil R VINCENT SVMI.ER 215 fhppincss, i, ' ()( d hcalch. and way God be with you. to our Sul Totrcs. The sumc best wishes to his fellow cluss mates ot ' Cathedral, class ot 80 . The end of our four years at Cathedral have come! Coni;ratulations to all -1980 ' To Sal with all our love your taniih LIBRF.IAS MEXICO DE CALIFORNIA 311 So. Broadway St. Los An ' eles Ca TEL-626-1205 9(X)n I6i2 W. Sunset BLVD. Los Angeles. CA. 00026 TEL. 629-S205 UO So. Maclav Ave. San Fernando. Calif TEL. 165- 11 263 1 Mission St. San Francisco. Ca. TEL. (415) 647-0329 LIBR OS - DIARIOS -RE VISTAS EN ESPANOL Iff Farmacia Million Dollar 301 So. Broadway St. Los Angeles, Ca. 90013 Tel. 628-2811 Meicinas De Patente-Perfumeria Huerbas Medicinales - Dulces - Regal OS Surtimos RecetasH Visitenos, en el Corazon Del Centro De Los Angeles. LA FOG ATA Tacos, Came Asada Chile Verde, Barbacoa. 9:30-8:00 pm. Mon. Thurs. Sat. Phone 223-9496 Comida Deliciosa 2472 Daly St. LA. CA. 9(H) U DEAR SON JULIO: God has given us a special mission to be accomplished within our Lifetime. Happmess will accompany us if we try out best to fulfill this mission. Love is a question; God is the answer Whatever in between is our doing. Each today is the most important. With All Our Love, Vour sisters, Rebecca Veronica, Naomi, Your brothers Fabian and your parents Julio and Maria Aragon. Ph: 223 -HI 18 VERNS MEAT MARKET II Deli - Fish - Iamb 9-7 pin Mon-Sat 9-4 ptn - Sun 4944 Huntington Dr. El Sereno, Ca. 90032 C J Body Fender Shop Jorge ' ,2S7 VcrJu o RIX .OS Ani;clcs CA. ' MUX, Jose 2340304 2340303 ) ou ' rc chc ilrc.nn I pr.ncil wniilJ come .iIoiil: to make rc.il m t.iiu.i.s . IXi joc iiiL;lit ou Inc insulc ni hart, vou ' rv the tl.mw ot low to inc. ( )nc love will he one. 217 CIELITO UNDO on historical Olvcni Srreet since 193S-scrvinf rhcir BEEF TAQUITOS with avocado chile sauce Aurora Guerrero Giben Carillo, Leonard Salazar. An Granillu. Mark Perez. Fernando Tovar. Lorenzo Velasco. Eddie Joya, Robert Sandoval Phantoms this is from a special knight! BMHS Tonv. vou have brou ' lit mucti love and happiness into my lite F.ach and every moment spent together is forever treasured in nn hcart ) ' ou have been there to share my happv moncnts and you ' ve been there to wipe my tears and mal c me smile. I thank God for such a beautiful person you are. ) ' ou have shown me the TRLl: meanint; of LOVE. You have made my life COMPLETE. Babe I love you ' ! ' Loving you always. Tony Sandy j . always and forever ' :i T;i« ' ' i r:i f:i f : Veiga -Robinson Mortuaries ilJO West Main Sc. Alhamhrn. Calif (2U} 289-4022 5J5 F.. Beverly Blvd Los Ani;eles. Calif 90022 (2n) 728- i601 I-.. First St Los Angeles. Cilit ' XH)6i (2L-i) 26 -9781 40n , .;PRiN., I OS ANGM [ ■, CAllf ' 1001 i . r,: i r,4 ' , Earl V. Lewis SINCE 190fi eiiiiii CUSTOM FILM PROCESSING Low discount brands cameras accessories I ' orcii n :inJ Domcscic Cms Mon. chru S.U S:ilO A.M. c ' :()() P.M. 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LOS ANGFLFS ' ' iiif ' f ' ilt! il f i TOM Ml ' Nl-Z 5 ' Adrian Munoy 69 ' EL TORITO Fine McxiC.m Food Phone ■ ' ■i6-95 ' 62 GRIIHTH AVh: l.OS ANGFl.HS. CAI.II La Soledad OUR LADY OF SOLITUDE CHURCH 4561 BROOKLYN AVE. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 900;J Grcf- T( n - S.il- Aul:ic- Rii:( Danny- Mike- Rohcrc- Sccvc- Tun- (hcjr- Marco Hufo- Gdbc- Marvin- Dave Pete- Danny- Gus- Chico Rick- css- Martin- Ray- Fric Henry- Rob- Warner- Mike Raul S.- farroJ- Roy- Robert Mark- Price . ' ' - Ramos D Set oLoi . Hnqete. cso ( real I I JnU eri tng Stme ! ' -J-t CHARTIRH) l X ' l rf:i.i:i ' ii . h: J69-U l 21 M) I AST IIRST STRII I l.OS A ' C,t LIS. CAI.II r Hi ' . A 351 S. Atlantic Blvd. Krf ,- ' yf W-- East Los Angeles. Calif. 90022 T - (213)266-1420 ' An Equal Opportunity Stereo Dealer ' EASKIN-nOBBIHS ICE CmM STORE 5802 N FIGUEROA STREET HIGHUND PARK, CA 90042 (213) 254 2948 MANUEL a CARL-OS DEALER STEVE K SANCHEZ Shop manaoer Flores Super Shell ||| I ' J A1-1-3TATE TOWINa St;RVlCE Automatic Transm issiois.s Auto Air Condition imstall-ed and serviced BRAKES Tunc up Tires a Batteries AN 3-3236 3600 E. 3rd Street LOS ANGEl-Ers. CALIF. 90063 TYPEWRITER REPAIR SHOP U.S. office Machine Co. AiUnti: Af.iihini - Cjkul.tti rs Vl xv rif(rs - Mjinul AnJ Ikctru 2V -2ni n ss iioRis ,S RiprLSLiu.irni (nrh.irj ; Hili:enlclJt SVrf. .. ifiitnu .V Ollni Miihinc MciluniL I IK, I II M P. RK ■Munjl.nnnt lunnj In C:,rni.,n Acquisitions Books. Prints, and Other Old Thini s William L. Cripps (714) ,lU-42I_i Box H Lake Arrowhead Ca. Contincnt.il Gkiss Service Mobile Unit Service ■ Auto Truck Glass -Plate Glass etc 1220 E. Seventh St. LA. Ca. 90021 62S-4271 In Remembrance ot mv Dad. Reuben Va quez. Love. Little Reuben We will always Love and Remember you in everything we do. Love. Mom. Dad. Sisters. Brothers. Nieces and Nephews. Van Van Pharmacy Asian Tower 7W A ' . ; St. _ ' -; Los Angeles Cu. 9(H)12 TIL IJH) 6H7..i()2() C.irlicilr.il Ph.intonis Rule Lanza Bros. Market 1803 N. Main St. Los Angeles Ca. The UOO Club Cocktitil Lounge Manager. Boh Avila Phone: 22 -MH) U(X! . Mam St. Los Angeles C.alit. J X)iI Pepes Auto Reconditioning Sc Sales 42-i7 Lidst iVc Street g F.ns @ l:;istern ) Los Angeles. Cu. XX 6] Sale ol l(X - ' „ Guaranteed Automobiles and Trucks 2H 26H-()2i6 . ' ' it ' T iifir lilif ' i REPAIR TUNE UP TOWING SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING AND ALIGNMENT LIZARDE PHONES: 222 0271 2220272 SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS • WE PICK UP DELIVER PLUTARCO LIZARDE 3000 N MAIN STREET LOS ANGELES CALIF 9003 ' Sifts for Ai-l Occasions • All work Guaranteed HOCHI .-i-T 225.3583 WATCHES • JEWELRY REPAIRING 2502 Daly street LOS Angeles. Calif. 90O31 WE BUY AND SELL EVERYTHING MICKEY ' S RENTALS A A SWAP MEET Open Thurs.. Fri. Sat.. Sun. doris smith. owner 6501 S. Alj mEDA LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90001 PHONE 588-5231 a b C O cQ h regi ter 663-8381 469-7331 386-21 52 SALES - Service RENTALS - Supplies 4427 SANTA MONICA BLVD 4 BLOCKS EAST OF VERMONT HOLLYWOOD, CALIF 90029 Los Angeles Odd Fellow Cem enter y Vi-H) W ' hittter Blvd. Los Ant;clcs Ci. W .M (213) 261-6156 Garden Lawn Crypts Garden Wall Crvpcs Crema tiny - Colu m barium Reasonably Priced Saint Peter Catholic Church t Italian Parish ); 1039 North Broadway Los Angeles California 90012 The Scalabrini Fathers (2n) 4S3-_U92 Sc 7( cfccar Ma nan jova 1656 W. TLMPLF ST. LOS ANGHLFS. CALIF. m)26 3)421-3692 Metropolitan Cafe 1833 E. First St. Cold Draft Beer Congratulations Class of 80 St. Vincents ' s Church Vicentian Fathers 621 W. Adams LA. SI ITS TAILOR SHOP NOVELO Men ' s Wear TKA IS PARA MX OS piiom; UO so BROADWA) ' LOS A. C, I LIS CALLT ' MM)I i Joe ' s Wheel Frame Alighment Brakes, Balancing, Welding Foreign Car Service 266-0336 119 East Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles. Calii Q H)22 ACE SILK SCREEN PRINTING 6001 -R MAY WOOD AVENUE HU NTINGTON PARK, CA . 90255 NAMEPLATES DECALS LABELS MYLAR SIGNS Ask for Rafael Mercado, Sales Manager (213) 771-0409 (213) 771-3876 Latin Businessmen ' s Association D ' RIOS Waw RACING TIRES AND WHEELS INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS Bus. 263-906e -4715 E. 3rd Street LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90C22 ROBERT ARRANAGA CO. Incorporated ©INSTITUTIONAL FOOD EOUIPMENT SUPPLIERS Smce 1957 458 So. Alameda Slreet, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Robert Arranaga President 213 622-7249 213 622-1261 We want you to get the most f for your money. ' Bob Hope i CALIFORNIA FEDERAL EAST LOS ANGELES 5401 E. Whittier Blvd. (213) 728-6956 - V : . ' ' ,? : : Bus. (213) 94Q-5216 EmER. (213) 724-3573 HAIR FASHIONS 955IV4 Telegraph owner PICO RIVERA. CA 90660 DEl_l_A MARTINEZ a S . n4 MORTUARIES SERVICE Day Night 268-637.-1 261-7820 4221 BROOKLYN AVE, LOS ANGELES, CALIF 90 m SHOP WISE SUPER MARIinS ' [LMIi rMlii«MmAia HWnWTOII DR S. lEl %mt tM ti «iii i Y mam (imcoui la HunniisToii m $. (a mkiio .. on  m. 10 p. . HtiCHTS) Of cm m. 10 r.M Amarican Uzeta AMC Jeep (213) 266-0166 377 So. ATLANTIC Blvd. LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90022 jyst Restaurant I- Gourmet Groceries JOHN NUCCIQ President 900-4 North Broadway Los Angeles, Calif. 489-4900 Three Cheers fen Cachohc Ed. Our Lady of Guadalupe 4(nS Hdinmel St. L.A. 9(Kr,3 Hunigton East Collision Service JUUEN ' S FURNITURE STORES 3942 Rita Ave. 213-5 8-4152 Hunin ;r n Pjrk. Cd. 90255 Complete Spot Paintint jim l.ucero -owner Formerly I . Mtrs. 3575 Whit+ier Blvd., LA. CA 90023 Telephone (2 I 3)26 1 1166 ■ ADIATORS Joe Ortiz A-l - aMulot 4 uto ir ConditiorAiiq SERVICE aeeeavv - 283.2935 eS03 E. Las Tur AS Dr. TEMPLE CiTY, CALIFORNIA 2 Blks. West of Rosemeao Blvd. it C() (}RAn ' LATI(h S GISTAVO FROM )()[ ' R pari; MS Vilhrrcjl Family Francisco and Ramona. Mm- J ' hnny (wife) Ahrui ( (■ ' liii (husband I Johnny (son ) fohnn r a (husband I ' fornnn (sons) Tonuny Jr.. Frank. Steve Itndii (husband I Willie (daui hters) Mancela iV Christina Ftank Thanks Mom Dad and tannh for the Lupe spcciahiess each ot vou has contributed. HIanca in inv strive for success. Sandra Ciloria liennv I wish vou hu k in ( ur remain - Anna ini; vears at Cathedral ami in vour future Richard oals. C,eori:e Thanks to all ' f ' - ul Frank (lerrv Garcia Associates Want to Farn Fxtra Income. ' ' Call: Robert Ann Garcia tel. (213) 221-521-i or (2n) 22i-S326 C( CRA Tl I. A TIOKS I( )R ) ' ()[R GRl-AJ- AC iiii:Vi;au: ts i men SdUXn.. W ' l: ARf: All PKOID Of )-(n f-ROM MOM. DAD. A D Till I AMI I.)- Il,:nf,j. i. c i J iivi %, ■, u ,«-,„.,i, I, c ,;„,«„,., II IVI .,„,J I MIIH. 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A Texjs Based C Ciena Ualei ,rp Group Or Private Showing Business Hours 9-9 20 7 i ' lnehurn A c Los Anf:eles. Calif. 90r - ' Phone IJIi) 22l-9glJ Jerry G A- iucv D Barron Proprietors POPII.AR DR) ' GOODS STORE The I ' ncndh Place ro Buy ■ill Terrace Drive ANi elus 2-M27 Los Angeles. Calitornia ' XKIfti STANLET J ' $ Stan J.Cardeza (213) 799-S44C Interler ArtJtt HuraUst GLi ' AA IV. WIUTAKER IMTLL) ST AILS AIR lORCL RICKl ' ITLR ( HIice Phone I2HI r KS-iitL ' 6SS- f iOJ 224 W: Ninth St Los Angeles. Ca XKil AIR R)RCI:-A GRhAT WAY OF I.IIH (213) 484-9588 B. S. Sobcrtsoi?, Prli?tii?g DWAYNE STARLING Owner 593 Glendale Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90026 ILL 22i-lS-lf Hours DINOS BURGERS 1 281 North Main Scrccr Los Ani;clcs. Cilifomu 90()U Ght RGL PAMA h Sun Thut (yW AM -12 PM Fri. Sat C Ml AM-i AM Serving Breakfast BankamericarJ Master Chari e American Lxprcss LOS AXGLLfS fIXFST TO) ' STORL CALIFORNIA TOYS INC. ViP SHIP THROrGHOi ' T THF VCORLD PASY LAVA WAY PLAN Sr IIAHLA LSPAM ' I 7 2 Broadway Los Angeles. Calif mil4 Phone f,22-i ' ISI Phone Madison h-iii l Pstahlished 1SS Njtick Srorc Evcr chin ; tin the stamp collector I)i vnto vn h )hh shop JfX ' -J IV nil St Los An- ' elcs C.ilif MHIl Phone. 264- 8-49 i 268- 3900 Empcratriz Beauty Shop 45.W Brooklyn Ave. Los Ani:eles dlit 90023 Dr. Thomas A. Bcnitcz optometrist i .v ■; ' fir St. Ids Aniiek-s C.il i-XIOC Best in town Birrier-d Guadalajara 7X57 : ' . First St. LA. CAL m)i come and taste it! Tropic Liquor no ' . Hunini;[on dr. jf Alhumbrj RD. Alhdmhru Cj. 91 SOI phone 2Si- i-t l Imported Domestic Liquor. Beer, and Wine To the i raduatint; class ot Cathedral trom the Perez famih Felipe. Gracce. Philip. Grace Mavela Gladvs. We send our sinccrcst conj rajulations and love. Good Luck Class of so rules ERA. Eerro Realt Alwa s remember — Start packini: when you list your propern with F.R.A. Iierro Realty ' CongratulatKjns Gilbert Babe, may your future always be filled with lo e. hap- pines, and sunshine wherever it u 120 Here ' s wishim; the best for us ' lovinp you always. ALnlu RI I1)I.. ' HAL ISCOMI rc)AM r. 7VV R EA I. ES 1 A 1 E IX. OMPA N ' J- ' i DALY STRLIT ' I.OS ANGLIIS. CAIIIOR.MA •XKin Ph. 227-4174 5a . hope (hat you will remember your lusc years us the best. Remember char you .ire parr of my last yr. and the yrs Co come. Loye you. Sonia ' 80 GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN - MEAT PROD. H L MARKKT 2323 S MAPLE AVE. LOS ANGELES, CA 9001 t TEL. 749-2661 :W NO 8RO DWAr LOS AN JLES - -on.. ;iS BO ' O Jii-taio SPECIALS ESh .nj ARTIFICIAL AflSANGEMENTS Joice li lin ke . tucor- hn lish. readmit, m.uli. spc cializint: in deaf hard of hcaniii:. Sac 1():()() A.M. - yoo P.M iri So. Ardiiiorc V) (Jiavc S: Soils Cleaners (se vcnde ropa nueva ) Jim So. Maple Ave. Los Angeles dt X)()I ! Reed Bros. Mortuaries 6 ' ) years of faithful Seryice experienced in worUhculc shippini; conyenient neii;hborhood location jan West X ' a. ' hini;con Bhd. 7iJ-6ll ' ) Ccori e V. Cia.spar S. Mike (r. Charlie R. Mike . . Manual. Wishini; the hesc of luck m all you do. I II never lofi eC all the era y nines ' Love (ris ' SO CIIS Cheerleader AAi Records pop- latin -oklies- Disco Hi ; ;est little nldies store in I. A. .V5 X ' . Ith .St. oft Broadway Armandii M.indo Ar.niin i .W). -i. ' A ' La Tapatia Ihkery Pan de hueyo y reposteria Cakes para toda ocas lose R Lara. prop 2HX, Miipfc Mv I.in Aiwclrs Cahforni.1 Checks Cashed Money orders- Bills Paid Pood Scamps RTD lius Pussci Ptii s-liiH} ;ln sola Ihinh P.i[iiunrs Ctimp,in •( ' Spnni: rrccl Phone- _ ' - i-fWV, Rocker Cleaners cV Laundry ruKs. drapes, knic hlockini; hats. i;hiyes rcweayiriL;. Prop. Jessie Quir.trte free park in i; jsis DjIv vf i s .-Xni vhs ( .ilil ' HMKl Best wishes to the class of lOSi) Prom: Poor Claire Missionar sisters teaching at ( ur lady Help of Christian in Los Ani;eles -Rays indow Tintim - I Ionics, cars, comniercial window blinds. J cV li Afarket ' JIDO Pii ueroa fine food products Friedens Depc Store J6I9 orrh Broadway. I. A ' J H U (.oni radukuions class of I ' JSO from the Ai:uirre family. Daniel. Virginia. Andrew. .Xancy It a (iooil Luck fS AUTO RECYCLERS 3UVER OF AUTO AND SCRAP METAL 427022 L.AS AUTO WRECKERS 2 I E RuSM Street Soplementos a I imentic .os rolurol Pfodoclos orgonicos de bel ' eio L imp-adoies b ' odeg ' obles Francisco v Carmen Sandoval Supervisore?; Cnt 2M-4657 3763 E. Hommel Si. (;i?i :c.8-IJ0u Los Afigeltfs, Ca. 90063 .UdicuL ni ' igfk ainic MONTEBEULO PLAZA MEDICAL GROUP 2539 W. Via Campo MONTEBELLO. CA 90640 Onhjo 21 GIL ROORICUfZ ASSOC El MonT; Cjlilornu 91?1J Buli «s cm 5?967J0 - 579 6:1 ReiiOnnce (?13j 33a-075j 72S 3587 MERCADITO ■•EL CYPRESS CARNICERIA . ABARPOTES ' % CARNt FRESCA CORTADA A SU GUSTO PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS PRECIOS RASONABLES iPio J. i-liiita ;i i.,; e ' a,„, Thank ecu o - everything, Dad. Mom. Tina. Carmen, Ceci, Rosa. Gracias por todo Nada v Tata. Good Luck Manny. Jaime, and Mark. Good Luck to the Class of 198 ■a friend Ernie May the love we share always endure Forever Yours YiUir Little Girl Christy CongratulatHtns to the Bit; Red ' Mario Sals Class of ' 80 From Sergio Class of 4 and the rest of the Sais Family A-BFST SOTO RADIATOR INC. RtpaireJ. Rchuilc. New. Hxclurii ed 6(X N. Mission RJ. L.A. CA 222-0276 Good Luck, to those of the B.S. Society in collei e Best wishes to the class of 19S() Con rj cu lac ions CO our son ERNIF T. BARRIO Love. Mom. Ditd. Brothers. Sisters Coni ratulations to Frnie Barrio one ol the greatest tennis players at Cathedral Hii:h School Class of 19H() Good Luck Richard. (yi;a. Lillian Ramirez Coni ratulations and the Best of Luck to Ernie Liarrio and the class of I ' -JSO Oscar and Virt;inia Class of ' T. A (; j) cV Dad I want to thank you tor all your love and support you t ave me and especially my education at Cathedral } ' our Son Carlos A. Rodrii:ue7 CONGRATILATIONS TO ALL! Sacred Heart Elementary School ' ' ,if ' f ' i ifr 0l ! i ' - Gf.En«TOH 2iA 1T04 Liquor Grocery jnJ Deli i CHUY S AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP ' ORE (iN CARS IW a; Buylc avc i JESUS SAVARWO P.O 6 9 6;S SO - OROPlVD « I.. A. Calif XX)3i 3 open 6 J J6J-29JJ J J (2131413 2677 Ld C.osrd licsrdurdnr i EL RANCHO MARKET Our spcciiilty scj luoj 1115 NORTH ALVARADO STREET LOS ANGELES C ALII ' OANIA aOOSX ii .so nic ic in dishes M L WEjOn CARNE COA ' ES LAT-NOS ESPEC ALES Toe LA SEWANA 24l Whiniei Blvd. L f -.;. . jOSEa MARIA CASTE LLANOS LA Calif MX)2i Tommy Son Bills Aiiro Repairs | PuSddeiid cV Ave 2S Break shop 1 5929 K. Hjiuanrd I. .A. HHIU ft Chdpdlkd A f curs A reCd Pool Room y 2927 BrojJway if. l O w 2irh sr. 1 Los Ani:clcs CA. 900 U Los Afii ' eles Cal. j Best i hcs trom SdfUd Isdbel School tdcuky dnd srudenrs 2424 Whnner Blvd. I. OS Amjelcs ( J. ' M)()2 OOBOT-Y Ot: L« VCQ SEAUTV SALON Connie Desnro Redlry UJ ) S. Br, .ulw.iy Los Ani:ck ' S Gilit ' XM)U Sc ha hi, I cspunol Homes Iocs units nil areas . ' .N in l I e . ' SI .. ' i . ' ' COMIDAS MEXICANAS Y AMtRICANAS, LAS PALOMAS RESTAURANT 1837 EAST FIRST STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Tel, 266-2455 I ' ldvio CeldVd JR. ' 2-610 ' ) Afonareh ' ••i rf udio STEVF . 61 .1 I ' lK IM IS 1 11(1)1 II (ll ' IS I. Ml.s ,1 WIIK Wilt; IMVS II A.M ! ■ I ' .M WIIK IM S II A.M 111 II I ' M noSII) II ISIMVS ) ' olmdmd ' s Ru d 1i s ( SUM, IDS OHIVI Ills A. .IIIS I Alll ■AMII loM . )iti 1,1 III mil } ' ii riiii I, ' A-s III III ,v n Ml Ml! I Cdrmen ' s I ' lower Shop iWi ' 7 Wabash Ave I. OS Aiif eles Ca. 6 .J5tl. J6J-IIH1 li A M C.hfi if ' ' iti ! ' 0l f ' i f : r GOOD JOES Q V ' ' Ml Italian Restaurant ; V f FLAGG V BROS. i r- j r v v f ' sf runv vj X Famous for Good I ' ood V V X Reasonable Prices Q FLAGG BROS. SHOE STORE 433 . . , „ 5,, ,,„ p,, J V 331 S.Broadway A 01 1 A 1 ,- A« ,• JJ i -JJ-i - ' AJJO 4836 S. Huntm iton Dr. Jk n Los Angeles, CA 900 1 3 jjj.r.yjw ios tn -e es. a;, : wjj V 1 linperial jjf ■ SIGN COMPANY y 3314 S UNION AVENUE J lOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90007 .Miin Thru S.Jt S-r. j:!- ' ) ' ' 4 l. ' IV Closed Sundays 22 -8262 ' B EL SERENO ( TILE AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES 49 } M ' }{unnni:r()n Drive If l. -V iv loi ,4nff t- , Cj ' ««- ' Q MERCIRY TILE CO. U 5_ ' fW Hunrlni ton Drive Souch-l.os Anodes. Calif. KL Ceramic Tile -Pavers A Geoiiie D. jeuck 22 -iy I Larry Spun Products 75.1.-1 Downey Rd. u L.A. Cal ' il. 9002 X Cal-Mex Crate Co. 771 H. Pico Blvd. Q L.A. Calif. ' XX)2l V 24 Hr. Service 7-19-6664 Congratulations V Gilbert, on vour 1 Graduation. We are very X proud ot viiu and LOVE vou very much. IL Love. Dad and Mom jC Hi If lies - Mr. Marl ets. Mr. Size. Mr. Alcohol and Mr. Moreton Don ' t know how the hell vou 1 made it. but you did ' much Success and happi- nessH Smile ' Love va ahvavs. hi Laura NEWLAM) ILARDWARE A ' - ' .j ' w 227. 19U jr ' Over VI yrs. t)l service jyiN Hunrinf:r n Dr Sii. Los . nt eles. Cjlilnrnia % Grand Central Pet Grooming cV Pets tL Paul Salcido 4H12 Huntington Dr. So. U Los Ani:elcs. Calif. m)i2 V Phone: 22 -6()S9 GOMEZA RESTAL ' RANT 2326 28 Vermanr Ave. K LA. CA. mx)7 Tel .715.1)882 Abierto de 6:30 am. - 2:(K) jm. ) Aienudo. Carnicas y rrida comtda Mexicdna Ce ve ii Alexicana y del pais ' J JL Good luck Class of !9S() fi from St. Vincent ' s School yt iri-i 5. Fii:ueroa L.A. Congratulation. ' ,. Raul ' P.S.- ) ' our paintint; is finished ' A Always. V Linda -V Para mis padres. Gracias por el sacrificio. ■% soporoto. V appoyo que me han dado. Les debo todo a uds. jT, con todo carino. Q R.S. .Marque ' SO Com ratulations to Bart and Johann. Q Ata all ot vour years toKether hrini; icu the best ot X cverythini;. Always. w Raul. Ilenn. Hector. Jesse. Jett. Peter. Catlos and Casi y, Doinlno 8 fop men 21 11 1. atlantlc blvd.. mont«r«y Mrk. 264-0821 2111 s. atlintlc blvd., monl«r«y Mrk. 264-0821 2111 s. a(l ntlc DlwO.. montir«y Mrk. 264-0821 smill«t chain In th« w«st. Best Wishes Bob A da mo chiss of Vf Confntciihnions Carlos Anudo Rodrif uez we line mu mom JuJ. Carlos CHS m Gloria SHI IS HI Ahaa SHHS H I.inda SHHS X) Robert ClIS ' X In Robert. in tuvontc Phjniom. best hrorhcr j sister cm wvc. l ( ni.uk- It chunks tor your i;uidanC(f. Low ' ou. l-spic i H.iirsr lc ' S Bv Ahrl.1 The Complete Burber Shop We Cur Women thir Too 2J6-016I r. I ' .tern A c. I.. A XH):: K K-ml: I ' elicid,iJes puru el tuturo. Que tnuntes en 1,1 KiJj I Ljue Dios te hjbru amino parj que donde quieti que estes. sejs tnunt.inte. Tus pud res. Sithjdnr I Retui io ALirque To the Class of SO: hvcry man has a place, in his heart there ' s a space, and the world can ' t erase his fantasy. WORl.DWlDi: MARRIAGT h: (()lSTIh LOS ASCIl.TS LAST ARCIIDIOCI ' ST ZONL 1 LOVL OKU ANOTLIl-R AS I HAVL Con r.icul.irions Vincent and Gina Good Luck To my little brother Orlando. Well I think I ' m ' oin ' to m.ike it little brother and I just w.int to le.i e you with .1 thought, lust tr bec.tuse that ' s all you can do. ' I ( jU our friends through our Hii h School rears, it has been tour i reat years and we will always remember everyone. We hope everyone can meet their expectations 111 life and succeed in the future. ) ' our Friends. Sal and Soma ; ' :i :i :i rirf :i f ' : ' Best at luck from chc alumni chiss of 56 Bill Gonzalez S S Glass Installation 2728 West Shord St. 2S 1-3466 s Dt. Howard Mamlet- Dentist 2 16 No. Broadway Los Ani:eles Ca. OOOU phone 221 - ' ' OO Ke n lds pharmacy (H)I ) ' ork Blvd L.A. CA. 9()()t2 pi:-2%- 0222 In dedication to m pop. mom and brothers and sisters. Simon I- lores Oak Street Market 870 w. Washington BL. Los Angles Calif HKHP LHES Market 9v; w. 2_-)rd St. L.A. Calif 0()()07 Chellos Cafe 812 E. Washington Blvd food tor eaten m: trucks Ci nL;ratula tions Vm ce with love your mom Coni ratulations Class of 8(i Good luck Dennis and Ralph Milhe and At Ilerrera Good luck to you Henry. the rest of the class of 80 love mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolkowitz St. Louis drug co. 2100 E. Eirst St. Annie and Francisco: May your coming wedding fulfill your dreams with love, happiness, and understanding. Silvia Romero Keep the faith Byron from Aaron. Linda and all our families To V-they say roses are red and iolets are blue, but I ' m purple, cause I worr about it-love G Pioneer take out 26 J-l-i-i Daly St. Ray Cruz 221-in)2 Bonne chance. Armando We re i ' lad ( u made it love you. your sis ' Martha and Bertha David. I love you from the bottom of my heart, each pulse me. Ills that I love you more and more. Good luck from ( ur line one Gloria Lara SO Martha ' s Kitchen 9 2- )1 5(r E. nil .St. We serve catetini; trucks Superior Brakes 1860 E. 1st Street L.A. CA. 900 260-0816 Ahrrlu Rdiii el Steve. Robert, und Stet ani Good Luck Tito ■ 19SJ ■ l.ove Mom and Sisters - God Bless ' ou God Bless ) ' oii Tito . 19H2 - Tscudero Fuinih ' Congratulations Ralph C. A Dennis R luv your sis Jade- M.H.S. 81 Love Blessings to our Marty ■ class of SI from your Mom family Congratulations to our nephew Marty ■ class ot ' HI from your Aunt I ' ncle Good luck to Paul this year in all that he does - Lo e. The Villa I ' amilia Lola ' s . ' ew A- I ' sed Store ■ l ' JS ;V, Hunt. Dr near Hunt. Grammer School, cross street -Mercry Ave. To David Dia Congratulations ■ From The Telle Taniily. ■ I9S( - Gaspar. hope that our friendship will last forever Best of Luck. Luv Juana ' 80 Lots of luck to Charlie P. Our very dearest little brother always remember Pretty Baby -Luv you lots. Nidia Candy .Mrs. . ena J. Costales Dennis. God Loves ) ' ou lluera ■ Pledging my love ■ Sergio 80 l- ' laco - We belong together - lluera ■ In memory of Gary. at. Mario A ' ferry. V ' ou are all Wild A ( ra y guys! ' Tony. ro TUT CLASS Ol 1080- A GRIAT YLAR A IRllXD Mr. Mrs. Sam Ramirez Pico Rivera Congratulations to all Seniors especially my Phantom - Rosano S.ll. Comets 1 Congratulations to Al Tovat and the class ol ' 81 La Mascota Bakery J-n Whitticr Blvd. You finally made it to Cathedral Gabriel ' 8i Congratulations Mom A- Dad ' -47 To Gerado Salas. Good Luck at Cathedtal High and in the future. Joe Courtesy of LeRoy ' s Jewelers 701 So. Broadway L.A. X)a41 ■ 6JI- 1821 Good Luck Class of ' .so from Dave. Gus and Rick ' 8i Reach tor the best Lddie and Good Luck in the future troni I ' ncle Connie - Detmit. Michigan Trom Mom S: Dad - Good Luck ) ' ouve Only lust Begun Congratulations I ' ddie. from Aunt Mackie of L he McNeil Tnterprise. Robert. Mike and Jose say. .S ' -i rules forever Congratulations to Pddie from Dennis lolinson. future draft pick of the Seattle Supetsonics Good Luck to fuan Castellanos ' 8J. Trom i ur Sister Art. I love yov more than yesterday, less than tomorrow Vi ' ur Babe. Mr A- Mrs. Russel Gon akv A Sons Los Angeles. (A Mr A Mrs. Rodney olan Sons Banning High - Wilmington V ' .A ' . (Donation) . ' .jV. (Donation I CRAZY 80 CLASS espi. Trank V. Tony C and Robert S. Go for it ' Love Juana L.H.S. i i! iif i i ' i,i Isabel - Siempre en mi mence vidii mid ■ Beto Confiraculacions Dennis ■ ade. Nucalie. Kathy, Dcnise. Susie A . . 5. Lot ' s () love and happiness tor my ddui hter Laura Cantu ' From your mom Beatnz May God bless and protect all my ten brothers and t ne them a lite lull ot happiness and success - your sister Licha Alex Rosa Wishing on a star Love and Happiness always to iiu Ateke Aloha Rosa Johnny. i;ood luck and keep up the good work. God Bless ) ' ou Congratulations Charlie and the class ot SO. best ot luck ■ ur triend and sis Gloria ' 82 Congratulations to my BIG brother Hector. Love your sister Sylvia Charlie. Ill alwa s remember and never forget the little part I had of you. Best ot luck always Belen CHS LIIS ' 80 Congratulations Charlie. Louie and the class of ' SO ■ Alice ' S-i SHHS To the Champs ot Cathedral High From the Champions. George Terry Best wishes fur the New Year Arthur and Loretto Heywood Tomas Benitez wishes the class ot ' SO Best ot Luck GOOD Ll ' CK TO ROBERT V. MARTHA ' SI SACRF.D HEART COMETS CLASS OF Sl- l EPI ' S BODY SHOP ALL MAKES OF CARS. 4H4-19S6 606 N. ALVARDO ST. CATHEDRAL 1 Happiness is knowing Gregory Roders. Jean Ellis Bernabe R Vazquez Cathedral class ot ' 64 Alex Genevieve Ortiz Cantwell ' 62 Loretto ' 63 Congratulations to my viepto (Jose S. ) and CRAZ} ' SO on their graduation from Cathedral - [iNCLE FRANK Lara ' s Dry Cleaners .m Huntington Dr. SO. LA. CA. XHl 2 Eddie ' s Cuts St]les -iYi 5. Huntington Dr. Tues.- Fri. 9am.- 6 pm. Sat. Sam.- 5pm. I love ' ou tor putting J smile on my face and happiness in nu heart. Hall Air anil Alt ' , Alex Alontiel and Danny Alontiel Jr. Good Luck Beto Tony Teresa Good Luck Jose and Aliguel Stud ' hard, be good Air A Ahs. Jesus G. Chavez Family Alonrovia. CA. Air. Atrs. B Vasquez Los Angeles CA. Congratulations to my brother Larry trom your sister. Linda Frank SO Fm really glad that I met you. V ' ouVe- spec ial to me Love Juana L.H.S. Ruth Vasquez Loretto - Class of 1939 Aladre. quiero agradecerte por el esfuerzo que hiciste en mandarme a C.H.S. Love always D. Diaz We finally made it Crazy Eighty Good Luck in College or where ever. Jesse I ' ll prove ni love to you Sheila Gabriel S: Sheila alwaiS A forever. Hope (ou en JO] the book JERKS! Good Luck next year in your Ad section. . : ir: iti!r i! i,i :ig Confi. Phantoms Gabriel ( ' HM from LjIo Diaz ( ' 71). Cathy Gloria Air. Mrs. Fmilia Ramirez W ! RoJrifiuc tatmh. La Puenre CA. RjimonJ I.. Hams Kint: William Viri:inia Sharon Mahalka. Sam Ai uilar tamily Rock -It ' s hell out there ' S.I:. HJ Villa, ten years later. cla! s of ' M Buena suerte 7on en tu proximo ano. Robert. Have a threat year. . . The Burks To Amado ct Lian. we hne you! Good luck Tony ' trom your aunt Rita. Good luck to my brother David ' SJ lin Blanca ' S7 Good luck to Mick. Larry, and Mario from Davis. David G. ' S2 may i od _i:uide you. love Mirtlia Good luck trosii. Hui o G. Best i ' ishes to my triends luv Sandra Mero Coni;. to Leo ' HO-luv Svlvia and l.eti .Mikie-today you tollow. tomorrow you lead-lu Rosie Adelante ' Mike Giiiante de S.T. Dennis. I ' ll love you torever. Cindy Congratulations Dennis love Phyllis A- lanice Lee s fashions Mr. Mrs. Manny Ramirez A family Boy scout troop llO-i Mr. A- Mry Silas Williams Good luck to the (lass of S.i Good luck to ys kul Good luck Cathedral! Good luck class ol .Vi, from Mary Good luck. Rose Vi ' ayiiure Have a j; od year. Mary Passand Cont:ratulations Grei;. from Katherine RoL:ers Gloria -Mark- Paul Leo III, Patricia Annette. Joseph L ' abian Jerry Min arez Guadalupana market ) ' oLinda (astro Ilec and Ampi p v Alma .Martinez Robert, fsther. fiances I ' ommy lo Da id Dias. Good luck as a senior love mom The I ' onz class ol .S7 Charlie and Goldilocks p CIIS-RC IIS Crazy liif hty A friend Coni;ratulati( ms. Raul ' -Sliite Good luck crazy ' Sl)-AIHS ' SI. ' HJ. ' .S ' -i Danny and finice Dennis hues Cind Good luck ( arh s- our mom who lo es u Congratulations harhe- Robert ' •)( Good luck -Joe iChato) Silva and ctazy SO ria maria Class of SI Ralph and JackiePforever Alarta Guerrem-SHHS c . ss of ' 6S We ' re proud ol you Danny S. Love mom and dad. Keep up the 1:01 hI work uncle Danny. I.i I Oscar lohn Ramirez Best wishes to the class of ' SO Airs AlcReynohh Coni;ratulations ami best wishes. All Saints . ' schoo l Good luck Riik cV Rudv Irom jX Jesse Saucedo i ood luck Cathedral in the luture years Gooil luck class ol Si THE pUE ElVUHTlOll Of iflEfflOiUES m rmi (CC). ri l ATI( I ' R( A{ PAGH 1911 1. Tony luirJ .if ucr . ' the yearbook. 2. Jesus [ryint; to look busy. .1. A puzzled st.it) member. ■I. Yearbook staff members tryint: to i:et the o i Jone. 5. Sal playmt; with the camera. 6. Lookint; oyer Art ' s shoulder. 7. A dazed Lorenzo alter a lont; da . S. Is that -S(i ' y. Yeah I ' m here Rhonda, (see next pai e ) 10. Louie strolls throui;h campus. 11. Fernando ' s macho-man look. 12. William lookini; confused as usual. 1 X Cesar and Art i arher toi ether the Senior class. J % i 238 6 - c)ft, |5 o6— « 6 tie4fc  d