Junipero Serra High School - El Padre Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1968 volume:

I ' ib S NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT VOLUME 16 .N Si PUBLISHED BY JUNIPERO SERRA HIGH SCHOOL GARDENA, CALIFORNIA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NEIL BABCOCK MANAGING EDITOR ROB FRABONI ADVISOR MR. DOUG REISS BUSINESS MANAGER HENRY KIRSCH SECRETARY MIKE JOST ACTIVITIES TERRY LYLE JIM FITZPATRICK JOHN SNIDER TOM BUCKLEY ART TIM BRUCKNER MIKE TIBERIO CLASSES GUY NISHIDA BILL SCHERER FACULTY GERRY MILANI COPY DENNIS LAFAYETTE DEDICATION DENNIS LAFAYETTE PHOTOGRAPHY TONY GUGLIOTTA RICH AMBROSI FRANK DZIDA SPORTS STEVE GARRETSON BILL McMULLEN BILL BUCHANAN SENIOR PAUL DELLSITE ROB VAN DER BLOMEN ANDY KALLOK 1a Jf -v fi t , r! eo flf!OI FACULTY SENIORS INDIVIDUALS ACTIVITIES To 0. -v SPORTS ?Srl ADVERTISING 17 35 61 101 151 189 Tx) ' ' ' r INDEX 222 ' ■ O And step by step, since time began, I see the steady gain of man. JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Progress is simply a matter of following the ideas of minorities. ANONYMOUS Social progress does not have to be bought at the price of indi- vidual freedom. JOHN FOSTER DULLES ... To know that what is impenetrable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiant beauty . . . ALBERT EINSTEIN 10 Freedom, peace, unity — the great- ideals that determine the progress of humanity. KONRAD ADENAUER BBI Bi L ■ a Bj 9 The activity of today and the assurance of to- morrow. RALPH WALDO EMERSON lifi IUA Before arriving at Serro High School in 1961, Mr. Charles Donovan had taught at Riordon, the Marianist High School in Son Francisco. After this assignment he undertook the task of achieving an advanced degree at La Sorbonne, the famous Universite ' de Paris. Beginning his new assign- ment at Serro, he taught language, his specialty in the education field, and since then has continued to teach French along with Latin. Under his supervision and through his efforts, the French Club sent one of its members to France on a study-tour plan in the summer of 1965. He was moderator of the EL PADRE one year. At present he is chairman of the language department, moderator of the C. S.F. and French Club, and a member of the Principal ' s Council. But in the eyes of Serro students this is not Mr. Donovan To them he is the French-Latin teacher in 1 1 -C; the teacher who makes every class, on every school day of the year, an adventure and an enjoyable ex- perience; the teacher who makes them satisfied when they leave his class, because they know that they hove learned something; the teacher to whom many Seniors haven ' t spoken English since Freshman year. Passing on knowledge is his greatest joy, and a smile covers his face whenever he realizes that a student has grasped a new understanding of Latin or French. Students recognize him as an excellent teacher and that is why he is held in such high esteem. Because of his unique qualities, he commands the highest respect from both students and faculty at Serro High School, and it is a privilege to hove him here Therefore, it is an honor to dedicate the 1968 EL PADRE to Mr. Charles Donovan. 14 m mmm Dedication to a cause, fifty years of dedication; this is the essence of Bro. Richard Stauble. Bro. Richard was born in Louis- ville, Kentucky. In Dayton, Ohio, on March 31, -1918, he pro- fessed his vows as a Marianist. He has devoted his life to Christ by helping his fellow man. He taught grade school for forty- five years in Brooklyn, Washington, D. C, Pittsburgh, San Fran- cisco, and Hawaii. During the last four years, he has rendered his services as a general handyman and maintenance supervisor here at Serra. The El Padre, and all of Serra High School, would like to extend their congratulations and thanks to BROTHER RICHARD STAUBLE on his Fiftieth Anniversary of service to the Society of Mary. Man must meet man, nation meet nation, as brothers and sisters, as children of God. In this mutual understanding and friendship, we must also begin to work together to build the common future of the human race. Pope Paul VI HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MclNTYRE Archbishop of Los Angeles VERY REVEREND BERTRAND E. CLEMENS, S. M. Provincial Superior of the Pacific Provinc BROTHER ROGER RICHTER, S. M. Director of Education of the Pacific Province 16 4 M ■ j 1 mm ADMINISTRATION BRO. WILLIAM BOLTS, SM Principal; Alumni; Social Studies Chairman; History Seminar; Morianist Superior Dear Graduates: Our decade seems to live in a state of per- petual crisis. Some crises are certainly real, while others manifest a lack of direction so prevelant among people of today. Whatever their origin they still require the reflective man to evaluate the ideas, social conditions, or acts which generate these crises. It is our hope that the challenge and environment of Serra High School during your four years has given you the capacity to evaluate, to view the world and man from a Christian stance, and to relate to God, Our Father, and to your fellow man. In o recent college commencement address Bob Hope humorously pointed out that he was supposed to launch the students from the rare- fied academic atmosphere into the world, but that he had just been from there and didn ' t know if he wanted to let them loose in it. Bob Hope notwithstanding, we know that we can be confident in this world with a spirit of Christian hope and optimism to motivate our lives so that we can leave the world a bet- ter place for our having lived here Your Morianist and lay faculty is confi- dent that you have progressed toward these goals during your high school education. The class of ' 68 has been unique in many aspects — leadership, academic excellence, imagina- tive programs and ideas. It is your responsi- bility now to continue your maturing, so as loyal sons of Serra you can exemplify our school motto, the words of Christ, Be You Witnesses For Me. Sincerely in J. M, J. Brother William Bolts, S.M. Principal BRO. ROBERT COSTA, SM Ass istant Principal, Mathematics and Science Chairman; N. H. S.; Advanced Algebra, Introductory Analysis; Physics; Principal ' s Council BRO. ROBERT HOPPE, SM Business Manager — Second Semester; Principal ' s Council BRO. EDWARD CAREY, SM Dean of Boys; Senior Moderator; Religious Education IV; Principal ' s Council FR. SALVATORE TROZZO, SM Chaplain; Religious Education Chairman; Religion III; French II; Principal ' s Counci MR. PETER LOPEZ Moderator — 11 -E; Athletic Director; Physical Education Chairman; Varsity Football; Track; Spanish; Physical Education I, 111; Principal ' s Council BRO. JOSEPH KINDEL, SM Business Manager — First Semester; Boosters ' Club; Moderator — First Semester MR. HOPED BALAKIAN Moderator 9-E, Typing, Drivers ' Education; Reading 20 OOO ' ooc BUSINESS MR. EUGENE THOMAS Moderator — 12-B, Business Chairman, J.V. Football, Basketball; Business Mathematics; Record Keeping; Consumer Economics; Bookkeeping 1, II; Business Law MR. VINCENT KATES Moderator — 10-C, Freshman Football, Basketball; English II; World History II, III MR. JOHN CASAS Moderator — 1 1 -D; English Chairman; English III; The CAVALIER, J V, Baseball; ENGLISH MR. ANTHONY WEIZOREK Moderator — 12-A; Speech Club; English Seminar; English IV ■Si Si ' ISJ? MR. LEROY COX Moderator — 12-D; J V. Football; World Geography, World History I; Civics, Key Club MR. ARTHUR STEINBECK Moderator — 10-D; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Physical Education I; World History II, III; Economics SOCIAL 22 MR. JOHN COATES Moderator — 9-B; World Geography; World History I; English II BRO. JOHN McCLUSKEY, SM Moderator — 9-B; Freshman Counselor; Mystical Cult of Clio, Mothers ' Club Moderator; Religion I; English II STUDIES BRO. JOHN HASTER, SM Director of Student Activities; Junior Moderator; Publicity; U, S History, Principal ' s Council r LANGUAGE BRO. CHARLES BOGLITZ, SM Librarian, Latin II, English I MR. PHILIP MOSER Spanish II, III MR. CHARLES DONOVAN Moderator — 11 -C; Language Chairman ' C. S.F.; French Club; Latin la. III, IV iVo; French la, II, III, Ilia; Principal ' s Council SCIENCE MR. MICHAEL MILLER Moderator — 1 2-C; Varsity Football; US. History; Physiology; Physical Education IV BRO DONALD GABBERT, SM Moderator — lOB, Audio-Visual Co-Ordinator; Assistant Mothers ' Club Moderator; Biology 25 BRO. GEORGE MASA, SM Moderator — 1 1 -A, Mountaineering Club; Photography Club; Cross Country; Algebra I, III; Trigonometry; Chemistry MR. MICHAEL STEMBER Guidance Director; Senior Counselor; Psychology MR. STEVEN RAMIREZ Moderator — 9-C Freshman Moderator; Freshman Football; Varsity Baseball; English I 26 MATHEMATICS MR. NED McNABB Moderator — 1 0-A, Mathematics Honor Society; Geometry; Practical Geometry; Algebra I BRO LEO RAUSCH, SM Bookstore Manager; Algebra RELIGION ART MR. JOHN HEBARD Art Chairman; Art Club; Art FR. FRANK CAMPANELLA, SM Junior Counselor; Sodality Director, Religious Education III, IV MR. DOUGLAS REISS Moderator — 11-B, EL PADRE Moderator; Religious Education II, III BRO DENNIS MALONEY, SM Moderator — 10-E; Sophomore Moderator and Counselor, Boosters ' Club Moderator; Religious Education I, II MR. STEWART RUPP Music Chairman, Marching Band; Concert Bond; Dance Band; Ensembles, Speech STAFF BRO. KEVIN BRICKLEY, SM Moderator — 9-A; Track; Physical Education I, II; Gym Supervisor MRS. ALBERTA RUNGE School Secretary MRS. PEGGY WISWELL School Secretary MRS. FLORENCE LARSON MRS. MARYANN HEISE MRS. KATE HASLEM Cafeteria Staff MRS. VIRGINIA MENDES Cafeteria Manager BRO FRANK LESSING, SM In Residence BRO. RICHARD STAUBLE, SM Maintenance SPECIAL SERVICES MR. EFRAIN MENDEZ Grounds MRS. GLADYS BLAIR Brothers ' Residence Cook 32 ' Now that I ' m taking over, burn your ten-week schedules end throw out your red pens. ' All right, you clowns, tomorrow I ' m gonna get tough ! That ' s right, you son ' s failing. Ask the man who drinks it black. ; |g|l • III X j mr m 39H % fcK t m ' THE CLASS OF 68 SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS — Mike Botello, Paul Dellsite, Ramon Monge, Audie Ross. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT — Mike Botello The Golden Years of the Class of 1 968 ended in June, with a mingling of nostalgia and regret. During their first year, the class of 1968 became ac- quainted and involved with the spirit of Serra High School, by forming their own Frosh Spirit Club. In their time, there was seen the first Sophomore homeroom to win Homeroom of the Year. In their Junior year, this class abandoned the traditional Junior ring design in favor of a collegiate style. The final year was characterized by a successful Fresh- man Welcome Dance, an ingenious Homecoming, a suc- cessful football season, and high academic recognition. The Senior division also coordinated its class activities under the new office of Class President. The accomplishments of the Class of 1968 are rec- orded, but the atmosphere of initiative, perseverance, individuality, and school spirit, left by the Class of 1 968, will always remain with the school. 36 David Abeyta IVIichael Aguilar Wiw Edward Albao IVIichael Andrecht l,J.i -Hf Don Arillotta James Aspaas Darrel Astin Neil Babcock INDIVIDUALITY CHARACTERIZES SENIORS M David Baratti Leo Barclay Michael Barela Richard Barker Edward Beardsley Mark Burnett Joseph Butler Gary Carbone Did Most For Serra Francis Carothers INDIVIDUALITY DEVELOPS CHARACTER Shawn Carroll James Carson Jerry Catania John Chavez Charles Christcnsen Richard Ciampa Leave some for the kid! Louis Cissell David Clemens IVIlchael Coenen Joseph Cole INDIVIDUALITY Mermun DamoiseauK Anthony Darcnsbourg Dennis Dekens Paul Dellsite BECOMES A WAY OF LIFE Daniel DeMarco Walks can be healthy. John Devcr Martin DeVVan Steven DiBartola Ralph Duarte James DiPali Vlax Donaldson INDIVIDUALITY Lend me your ears. Stephen Dzida Mark Edwards Lars Ericson John Florello Jtt«iif f ityp«jt ri :k SETS EXAMPLES All the way with CPJ. Robert Frabon Miirk Odllego Steven Oarretson Michael Gasner m 7 William Hassel Steven Goetz John Gravendyk INDIVIDUALITY Lynn l lenne Richard Menning James Hutsell GAINS PRIVILEGES : ' r Henry Kirsch Donald Kojima Dennis La Fayette INDIVIDUALS SEEK THE TRUTH Glenford Lee Thomas Lenoir Rudy Leuf roy Raul Licon Stephen Lissik Orlando Loera I don ' t close my eyes to the truth. Philip Lucas Terry Lyie Michael Madalena Steven Mailloux Dennis IVIanatt Carlos IVIanrique Joseph May NDIVIDUALS William McMullen Paul McPherson Gerard Milani Michael McMahan •k Frank Milano ' Ifft Ramon Monse ACHIEVE RECOGNITION homas MilHgan Ouy INishida i Troy Nestor Steven Ockenfels John Ortega John O ' Neill 4 Frank Palminteri James Patricio Gregory Peak William Peck David Perez Robert Philen INDIVIDUALS STRIVE Hefner would like this angle. John Ramsauer Philip Randazzo James Razor •a. FOR KNOWLEDGE Michael Ricci Thomas Robinson M • } David Rocchi Audie Ross Donald Roussin Ronald Roussin Oonzalo Sandoval FROM INDIVIDUALITY Manuel Sandoval Richard Schauf K. William Schcrcr Retcr Sengir Tell Bro. Carey we ' re working on the El Padre, STEMS PROGRESS James Shields Ptiilip Sifers Steven Skelley John Snider Gary Soderbers INDIVIDUAL William Stockcrt Bart Sulli Robert Trelease David Turner Paul Van Der Blomen Robert Van Der Blomen EXCELLENCE i Manuel Velasquez Sam Vizzini Frank Voce Michael Vocller ■ ' ; ■ Donald Webb Timothy Womack John Young Edward Zine Carl Zito A new ring for the class of Michael Zodrow Jeffrey Zumbo 60 Thorn Milligan DID MOST FOR SERRA SENIOR Ed Zine MOST TYPICAL CAVALIER i MOSTS Tim Philcn MOST TALENTED Audic Ross MOST POPULAR 62 Marc Edwards BEST DRESSED Paul Dellsife MOST HANDSOME 63 Steve Dzida MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY m ' 1 ' ■■1 r- ' i Carlos Mannque 65 WARNING REl 1- 1 4- f mm 4 „ PERSEVERANCE CHARACTERIZES FRESHMAN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS — STANDING: Tim Murphy, Dave Mexico, George Hecht KNEELING: Paul Viau, Tom Cordato. 1 ' . Emblematic of Freshmen is enthusiasm, and enthusiastic they were. They participated actively, if not reluctantly, in Initiation Week, and presented a fine Spirit Week. Their foot- ball team caught the fever, as did their bas- ketball team, demolishing all opposition stand- ing meekly in the path of their League Cham- pionship. The Class of ' 71 displayed co-opera- tion and initiative by their lofty Homeroom Drive standings, sports achievements, and fresh imagination in their novel newspaper, The Scarlet Pimple-Nel. Beyond this, the Freshmen were especially gifted with talented leaders. Under the supervision of Divisional Moderator Mr. Steve Ramirez, they completed a successful first year and prepared to take on their role as Sophomores. 68 THE FRESHMAN CLASS Freshmen helped to promote spirited rallies. Daniel Auger Daniel Banando Dennis Barrett Robert Beaton James Benson Noel Bermudez Bernard Brandt Francis Brooks ¥- Donald Abram Edward Achrem Albert Aguilor Stephen Ainslie John Alden Vincent Allecia Michael Alldredge David Anderson James Baratti Steven Barrogan k 11 Michael Bellante Eugene Bellmore James Bennett Richard Blechinger Arthur Bordley Timothy Botcllo Robert Bradley Leon Bruce Dennis Bruemmer Ronold Brunonc Steven Buckley 69 PERSEVERANCE OFFERS Oscar Campa Paul Cano Vincent Cassella Walter Chancy Mark Child Glenn Clarke James Clarke William Cologne Patrick Colvin Thomas Cordato Robert Cosgrove Patrick Cueto ENLIGHTENMENT AND UNDERSTANDING The Tribe PSP HPIir SPS W , p J BB W i l wtllV A-.- S tm uE Gfipl He ' ■-£ I ' jB l| |H David Gleason George Gorciak James Grotz Ruben Gutierrez Michael Hayes Stephen Haynes George Hecht Charles Heil Anthony Hernandez Dennis Higley Joseph Hiraga Ronald Horres Ernest Jones Martin Jones Steven Jordan Thomas Kaliok Daniel Kolano John Kovich Craig Kozlow Ronald Krupovich Marvin LaBrie Robert Gonno Martin Ginge Robert Honda Keith Harma PERSEVERANCE STRESSES Fred Munk Ernest Murillo Christopher Murphy Ruben NavQrrete Dennis Nickles Ralph Olivier Timothy O ' Malley Chris Palminteri Anthony Paradise H 1 f L THOUGHT AND CONCENTRATION Robert Peck David Perez Christopher Perry Ronald Pessy Michael Peterson Andre Pettigrew Gary Pjerson James Pirzynski Michael Pitcairn Jeffrey Pitts Joseph Pruitt Seen Pryor 4-« Frank Robinson Peter r j|. Ross T Weston ■ Ross . Robert Ruiz f Walter P T Schick V J Tim Schmolder 73 PERSEVERANCE ACHIEVES FRESHMAN RECOGNITION Z ' ??- l« I W- tkJ Once again Fall descended up- on Serra, and once again new Fresh- men poured in. And like every year, the Seniors were waiting to greet them. However, instead of the usual massacre from the very first day, the incoming Freshmen were granted a reprieve of one week to accustom themselves to the ways of a Cavalier. But on the following Monday, terror reigned. Beanie- topped slaves were auctioned off by Frank Voce, Chief Auctioneer. Tuesday was designated as Dance Day, and a preliminary to the finals on Friday was judged by Ed Zine. Wednesday ' s Car Wash Day proved to be a travesty as the slaves wet cars in a flimsy pretense of clean- ing. A premature break for the Freshmen occured on Thursday as they were taught the Serra cheers and the Alma Mater. A contented Phil Lucas 77 Friday new and more diabolical schemes brought additional fear to the already humiliated Freshman as they were subjected to Initiation Court. Court, pre- sided over by his Honor, Frank Voce, sub- poenaed all rules-offenders, and officially charged them. Orlando Loera defended the obviously guilty parties but to no avail as prosecutor Gerry Milani proved their guilt beyond a shadow of a doubt. Fri- day ' s activities culminated with the run- ning of the LeMans Tricycle Race, dance finals, and punishment of the convicted. At the end of the assembly, Tim Philen passed judgement over all the Freshmen, but this time they were found guilty of being Cavaliers, subject to all their rights and privileges. j i w ij-n-ter-i - ' i. 78 FRESHMEN TAKE TIME OUT FROM STUDIES FOR OTHER ACTIVITIES IL ( W JH B ts - H ■jm i jy 4 ' • £ J K S v H | Bk ' ' .1«N! , ' 82 .A:e.-. ' The Freshmen Welcome Dance with the STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK, completed a successfu initiation week. 83 PROGRESS CHARACTERIZES SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Glen McArdle, Mike Ramirez, Joe Ruiz, Tim Boyer, Frank Dzida, The class of 1970, under the inspiring leader- ship of their Divisional Moderator and Counselor, Brother Dennis Maloney, have truly proven their dedication to Serra. They demonstrated their spirit and enthusiasm with an excellent Christmas Dance, Spirit Week, and decorations for football games. The Sophomore homeroom 10-B Squirrels be- came the 1967 Intramural Football Champs. Ac- tive participation in all drives was highlighted when homerooms 10-E and 1 0-C placed first and second respectively in the Blue Chip Stamp Drive. The cooperation displayed by the Sophomore di- vision is an excellent indication of what to expect in their final two years at Serra. 84 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Gilbert Aguilar Fernando Aquin Jorge Aquin Ricky Arroyo Anthony Azemard Steven Berber Richard Becker Mark Bero David Birgen George Blackwell Edwin Brewer Craig Daniel Carroll Brian Cashin Sheldon Clemens Michael Compean James Crowell Phihp Dambach m I Thomas Cooper John Cragin Dennis Croven David Crowder Thomas Davis Robert Deakins Michael Delgado 85 PROGRESS DEPICTS AN Michael Enriquez Romiro EsparzQ Christopher Gahan Michael Galalioto Walter Garcia Bruce Gilliland Mark Graber Joe Gualano 86 ACTIVE SOPHOMORE CLASS Michael Gurule Jerome Haffley George Gerald Guebely Hammervold Craig Anthony Harradin Gugliotta The Mafia. Mork Scott Johnson Kenneth Johnston Michael Jurkofsky Robert Lardizobel Richard Largorticha Leonard Leger Michael Lievens Bruce Littleiohn Gerald Long Stephen Lynch Paul Maher Dcon Maurice m ii ' W ft James Knapp Patrick Knight dJA 1 87 PROGRESS YIELDS A FEELING f Glenn McArdle Michael McConnell James McGoha Patrick McGrath Ste Meagher f% Stanley Metano Raul Mijores John Mikos Richard Miles Christopher Morley Martin Morrissey Harold Muckey William Mumey Michoel Nader Juan Negrete Craig Nestor Patrick O ' Brien Joseph Orchard Mono Podilla Norman Pearson Gary Peck Russell Platomone William Powell Enthusiasm spread throughout Roaring 20 ' s Spirit Week 88 OF SOPHOMORE SUPERIORITY Gilles Pronovost Kenneth Puccio Timothy Quinn Michael Ramirez Raul Ramirez Luis Ramos Roger Razor Daniel Renkoski Robert Revellc Steven Rice. Joseph Ridcler Carl Rideou Rudolpf Riegler Peter Ritfner Terry Savolt Joseph Ruiz Robert Schuiz James Severns Robert Sailler John Shields Randall Snider Ernest Simon Daniel Skelly John Snider Steven Sovich Cornells Steeneke Thomas Speer Anthony Stellino Karl David Steele Suarez Alfred Romero Jean Rubio t d t 89 PROGRESS MEASURES AMBITION Steven Sweet Wayne Tom Rene Torres Paul Tremblo Marcos Ureta Thomas Valent Timothy VanSky ifttTiiiiill f It I Sigmund VogI William Wois Michael Weber Ronald f, Winship I Samuel Touchard Mark Trelease James Verga Joseph Vizzini Joseph Wisecaver Robert Zapf 90 T jizi: !!1--:e- REBELLION CHARACTERIZES JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS — STANDING: Jim Scasserra, Junior Class President; Steve Morrissey, Randy Hammon, Monroe Wooten. KNEELING; Pat Kennedy, Rich Arias. The ' 67- ' 68 year was an industrious one for the Junior Class. Besides leading the Speech Club and the school newspaper, they adopted the theme Roaring 20 ' s for Homecoming Week, which was a big success. They also re- ceived the annual privileges of choosing their class rings and Junior Prom site. Helping the Juniors through a successful year was Bro. John Haster, their Divisional Moderator. By participating in various classes, clubs, and sports offered to them, the Class of ' 69 pre- pared enthusiastically for their Senior year. 92 THE JUNIOR CLASS Wayne Allen Samuel Anger Steven Archuleta Richard Arios Michael Larry Bartasavich Josef Baumann Leon Beouchman William Bernal Greg Bero Charles Boone Donald Boucher Robert Bellmore Juniors help count cans during a successful canned food drive vV li; j,,jlliH;,, 93 REBELLION Keith Boutte Gary Braun James Brown Bruce Cullen Kenneth Deokins Brice DelForo Poul Desjardins Paul Dever James Dixon Philip Dragotto Darryl Duncan Michael Elliott Derek Engelbert Kerry Eskeli John Evans Thomas Feeley Paul Fetter 94 STIMULATES LEADERSHIP Gregory Fitch Steven Frederick Nels Stephen Frederick Frednckso William Gallwas James Michael Garcia Gioia Tony Albert Gualano Garkow John Haddy Stephen Hoxmeier Michael Hughes Brian Hurley i«W Tim — Johnson -i- f Steven t- i Jones f Thomas . Korpinsk i Mike L Kennedy David Holt Stephen Hull Michael Iwafa Patrick J. Kennedy 95 REBELLION EXHIBITS Patrick M. Kennedy Kevin Kenney Edward King Thomas Kolono Russell Lafayette George Moore Albert Moreno Stephen Morrissey Vincent Nomnan Patrick Nickles Michael Nyeholt 96 CAVALIER TRADITION Who said I ' m not cool ' ' 97 REBELLION INDICATES A WINNING CLASS Dean Schuman Ronnie Shadron Michael Sidrow Craig Summers Thomas Sweeney Poul Tatto Scoft Thoerner Richord Thompson Michael Tiberio ' ik M ' J v Dennis Waterkotte Theodore Weber Mark Weitzel James Welch Robert Wheelhouse Patrick Williams Steven Wilson Michael Woolley Monroe Wooten Edward Woulf Philip Zapf Anthony Zappetta 98 ' ' Vi PAm ' «s r- ■jM imim •rv. .tr STUDENT COUNCIL — ROW ONE: G McArdle, D. Mexico, K V.o tun, T. Boyer, J Ruiz, P Ken- nedy, T Murphy, R Arias, T. Cordato, P. Viau. ROW TWO: P. Dellsite, M Botello, H Kirsch, R. Hammon, S. Morrissey, M Ramirez, G. Hecht, F. Dzida, A. Ross, W. Hassel, A STRONGER GOVERNMENT Every Tuesday morning has brought to- gether into a single group one of the most ef- fective Student Councils on the West Coast. Changing times has provided the STUDENT COUNCIL with new experience in the direc- tion of governmental activities. Effectiveness and dedication have characterized its effort. Under the guiding hand of Bro. John Master, STUDENT COUNCIL has set the foundations needed for the success of future Councils. Long hours were spent in providing an up- dated dress code. Despite the differences of opinion in the body, the COUNCIL seemed to be united in its goals when the gavel struck at eight o ' clock. The STUDENT COUNCIL awarded their worthwhile efforts at the end of the year by providing themselves with a banquet and a trip. ■ ! . ,-.-. .... Z ••— ' ■ ' • ' ' ' Mlf wiii Miiiliff ' ' 10? CLUB COUNCIL — E Rael, J Carson, J Laffan, M Dewan, R Trelease, M Jones, S Gcrretson, S Dzida, N Bobcock, L Grimmett, W, Hassel, H Kirsch, R Bologh. THROUGH UNIFICATION Steve Dzidc President of Club Council The INTER-CLUB COUNCIL was formed last year in the coordination of campus club activities. The CLUB COUNCIL this year de- veloped its organizational structure and meth- ods of operation. It has coordinated the pro- jects of all the various clubs and sponsored several of its own. For example, the CLUB COUNCIL sponsored the gigantic Christmas tree in the cafeteria at Yuletide. It also held the first annual Faculty-Senior Brain Bowl on Chaminade Day in which the faculty soundly trounced the seniors, with the score 390-180 EXECUTIVE BOARD PROVIDES LEADERSHIP Thom Milligan Student Body President Rising out of the ranks of common Serra students, Student Body President Thom Milligan gave back to the individual a voice that seemed to have been lost. Act- ing as a guiding light, he has led a suc- cessful drive for constitutional revisions. It can be well stated that Thom Milligan has come to the aid of his school and his compatriots. Bro. John Master Moderator of Student Activities As Moderator of Student Activities, Bro. John Master has led the youthful student government and a wide range of its activi- ties to a state of proficiency not matched in Serra ' s history. 104 Robert T. Philen Student Body Vice-President As Student Body Vice-President, Tim Philen was responsible for in- novations in all Serra High School social functions. New assemblies were a mark of excellence that char- acterized his term of office. Marc Edwards Student Body Secretary Student Body Secretary, Marc Ed- wards, gave new insights to the re- sponsibilities of enacting effective communications. He has widened Serra ' s relations with girls ' schools by extending contacts from two to nine schools. All students were kept informed by his constant attention paid to the bulletin board. 105 Steve Mailloux Student- Body Treasurer Balancing the financial scales of student government has always been a tedious job. But Student Body Treasurer Steve Mailloux, the Silent Figher, has qualified himself as a responsible administrator on the Executive Board. A revamping of intramurals and the Homeroom of the Year Drive has been an effective success. Girard Milan! Student Body Chief Justice Chief Justice Girard Milani, symbol of the Serra individual, ably exe- cuted his judicial functions. This was strengthened by the modernization of the dress code, especially in the case of the allowance of turtlenecks on campus. 106 Steve Dzida Int-er-Club Council President Steve Dzida, serving as President of the Inter-Club Council, effective- ly led the group through its first year of existence. Through his work in the Council, student government ran much more efficiently this year. EXECUTIVE 80ARD ■ii.i ' mii 107 )l IB i J STUDENT COURT — M. Botello, J. Laffan, M. Wooten, G, Milani, D. Gioia, A. Kallok, W, McMullen. STUDENT COURT MAINTAINS The problem of upholding the law and issuing justice to the student body was performed by STUDENT COURT. Issues arose that made decisions tough, but a confident, hard working and determined team of seven men mingled warm human mercy with cold impersonal justice, thus pro- ducing a strongly efficient foun- dation of Serra High School. 108 STUDENT CONTROL — ROW ONE; R. Esparza, K Johnston G Milam, M. Hellman, P. Randazzo. ROW TWO: A Ross, J Zumbo, M. Jost, L. Cote, S. Ricci, D. Wheelhouse ROW THREE: P Tatto, C. Tipple, G. Agullar, M. Burnett, C. Brown, W. Buchanan ROW FOUR: S. Gorretson, H KIrsch, S. Thoerner, M. Coenen, M Ricci, R Balogh ORDER ON CAMPUS During this past year, the carefully selected young men of the STUDENT CONTROL proved themselves capable of performing their job well. They had re- sponsibility and a sense of respect for their school. Even when confronted with jeers of a wild student body for issuing a well deserved citation or getting rough with a bunch of unco-operative students, their strong spirits never wavered. The only thanks they get is the self-satisfaction of a job well done. Theirs is not an easy job. 109 SODALITY COUNCIL — Terry Lyie, William Scherer, Henry Kirsch, Michael Botello, Mich- ael Jones, Philip Dragotto, Michael Ramirez. SODALITY PROMOTES ENCOUNTER, Communion is distributed at First Friday Mass 0 . )) ' -t ' H %g- m. no ] M J!i SENIOR SODALITY— ROW ONE: T. Lyie, M. Gallegos, G. Nishida, G. Malani, W Hassel. ROW TWO: C. Manrique, D. Dekens, S. Mailloux, D. Kojima, A Kallok ROW THREE: M Jones, M Zodrow, W Scherer, H Kirsch, M Botello DISCUSSION, SENSITIVITY Tim and Steve tune up for Moss. The present year has seen many changes in the SODALITY. For the group has become in actuality a Christian Community. In co- operation with the student body, the mem- bers staged a very successful canned food drive this year. The group has held outings in conjunction with other schools. Encounter, now a common word at Serra, developed from the SODALITY structure and serves as a catalyst for the friendship and bond which lie deep in the hearts of all the group ' s members. JUNIOR SODALITY— ROW ONE: K. Kenney, B, Poirier, W. Bernal, M. Hell- man, D. Wheelhouse ROW TWO: S, Frederick, P Dragotto, I Hum ' M Mur- phy, D. Boucher. SOPHOMORE SODALITY — ROW ONE: M, Lievens, R. Schultz, N, Pear- son. ROW TWO: R. Lardizabal, J. Crowell, T Kennedy. ROW THREE- R. Zapf, D. Carroll, J. Giudice ROW FOUR: M. Compean, F Dzido. STANDING: S Lynch, G. McArdle, R Platamone, T. Quinn, E Brewer, M. Ramirez, S Barber, 112 C.S.F. HONORS SCHOLASTIC SUPERIORITY h i SK:-:- 1 :? ■: ■ jT J F sC B V ftr ' a |iP H wt « — W 1 H SI BBI - S yaH C.S.F.- ROW ONE G Nishida, D Gioia, P, Dragotto, M, Jones, W. Hassel, S DiBar- tola, J Garcia ROW TWO G Lee, J Fitzpctnck, J Zumbo, N. Babcock, T. Buckley, S Moilloux, C Manrique, R Ciampa, E Reel, P Des|ardms, K O ' Rourke ROW THREE; J. Laffan, D LoFayette, H Kirsch, W Scherer, S Dzido, M, Zodrow, L Grimmettt, I. Hum, W Stockert, R Froboni The CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERA- TION, an organization composed of Serra High School ' s scholars, put on the Fifth Annual Grade School Bowl in January of this year. It has of- fered a teacher assistant service to any teacher who needed help. The club has also sent a team to the High School Bowl (which is on the order of the College Bowl). Our team scored a 210- 205 victory over reigning champions, Inglewood High School, to gain the C. S. F. High School Bowl District Championship. For the latter part of the year the C. S. F. has planned a field trip to the Huntington- Hartford Library. 1 13 SPEECH CLUB DEVELOPS INDIVIDUAL TALENTS SPEECH CLUB — ROW ONE: J. Baratti, J. Pryor. ROW TWO: N Babcock, R. Bradley, C Man- rique, W Hassel, D, Tecca, E. Rael, R Ganon. ROW THREE: V. Aleccia, A Kallok, K Banks, D. Gioia, J. Loffan, M Jones. Mike Jones gives o stirring discourse. This has probably been the most active year ever for the Serra High SPEECH CLUB. Nearly forty members competed in over twenty tournaments. The club has also achieved a record number of 45 Na- tional Forensic League degrees. Members of the club have won a good many trophies, medals, and certificates. The men behind it were Mr. Anthony Weizorek, the moderator, and William Hassel, the president. 114 MYSTICAL CULT OF CLIO — ROW ONE: J. Long, J. Garcia, T Hetherington S. Ainslie, G, Lee, J. Aquin, D. Banando, K O ' Rourke, W Hassel, T. Botello ROW TWO: M Gallegos, J. ' RuIz, V. Aleccia, D. Kojimo, A. Kallok, J. Snider, P Dragotto, E Rael, T Lyie, F, Voce, D, Hotton ROW THREE: S Moilloux, J Lamb, E, Murphy, E. Shields, M Gioia, M, Jones, K. Banks, M Ittner, L. Grimmett, W. Stockert, P. Lucero, J. Laffan, J. Fitzpotrick ,M. Enriquez, MYSTICAL CULT OF CLIO BRINGS HISTORIANS TOGETHER Clio, the muse of history, looked favor- ably this year upon her devotees, the mem- bers of the MYSTICAL CULT OF CLIO. The CULT pushed its weight around school by running several assemblies, sponsoring films, leading after-school discussions, and taking a Presidential poll. Head Mystic — Lorry Grimmett INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING THROUGH LANGUAGE The FRENCH CLUB has always been one of the most popular clubs on campus. This year was no exception. With a membership of forty, the club coordinated many new activities. After a program of movies during the first semester, the club moved on to sponsor a French Correspondence program and held a tremendously successful dinner for all its members. FRENCH CLUB — ROW ONE: S Ockenfels, M Compean, G. Pronovost, J. Fitzpatrick, P. Tatto, E Rael, J Laffan, N. Babcock, B Sullivan, W, Hassel, J Garcia, G Long, D Hatton. ROW TWO LEFT R LaFayette J Cole f ' Voce, R Fraboni, F. Aquin ROW TWO RIGHT: R Van Der Blomen, V Aleccia, S MaiMoux, P. Desjordins, ' D Webb BACK ROW V: P. Lindsay, V. Namnan, M. Murphy, D, LaFayette, J Snider T Buckley W StockertM Bero, V. Van-Doren, H Kirsch, G. Hurn, D Gioia, C. Johnson. 116 SPANISH CLUB — kOW OrJE F Mobers, A, Dragotto, J. Aquin, P. Van Der Blomen, J. Cron, R, Balogh, F. Milano, L, Ericson, M, Madalena, R Monge, E. Zine, S Maher. ROW TWO: T Kenney, K. Kenney, J Ruiz, R. Torres, B, Garcia, M. Galegos, R Mijares, D. Quinn, G. Hommervold, M, Santa Cruz, D. Hatton. ROW THREE W. Kelly, G. Blcckwell, J Door, J, Negrete, F Aquin, D Renkoski, D. DeMcrco, P. Dellsite, J Aspaas, D, Bruechle, M Padilla, M, Enriquez, M Compean, R Reigler. This year saw the arrival of the first SPANISH CLUB in the history of Serra High School. The club, with Mr. Philip Moser as moderator, has made plans for a number of interesting as well as educational field trips. Among them are included: trips to theatres with movies in Spanish, and historical land- marks that were important in the early growth of our state. Joint meetings with girls ' high schools were also un- dertaken. 1 « ' -. SCIENCE SEARCHES FOR ANSWERS SCIENCE CLUB (UPPER DIVISION) ROW ONE: J Carson, M. Santa Cruz, J. Garcia, S. Vizzini. ROW TWO R LaFoyette, E Rael, J Laffan, W Bernal ROW THREE: R. Trelease, S. Ockenfels, D. Boucher, K Boutte, B Porier, D Voeller, M. Murphy SCIENCE CLUB (LOWER DIVISION)— ROW ONE: R. Horres, D Anderson, W Tom, D Bruechle, E. Mur- illo, M Weisbrot ROW TWO: B Brandt, F. Fokos, S. Barber, G Pronovost, J Clark. ROW THREE: T, Dragotto, D Willis, T. O ' Malley, T Hernandez, J Gage, D. Hatton STANDING M Pitcairn, S Lynch, R. Ruiz, S. Wiedel, T. Hetherington, M. Bero, G. Clarke, F. Dzida, C. Palminteri, N Bermudez, M. Di- Tomasso, R Garnett 118 MATHEMATICS PRELUDE PROGRESS Mathematics has progressed a long way since the Pythagorean Theorem and more significant breakthroughs were made by the 1968 version of the Serra MATH CLUB. Under the guidance of Mr. Ned McNabb and the leadership of Tony Gualano, the MATH CLUB forged ahead in its efforts to promote the science of Mathematics. Among these efforts was the Grade School Math Rodeo. Bro. Robert Costa — Chairman of the Mathematics Department MATH CLUB — ROW ONE: D. Ko|ima, D Anderson, T Gualano, D Gleason, D Crowder ROW TWO M Hell- man, M Gallegos, J Lenoir, T Murphy, S Ainslie, D Hatton. ROW THREE: F Dzidc, T Weber, K O ' Rourke, C Palminteri, S. Ockenfels, S. DiBcrtola. STANDING: M. Compean, G Blackwell, P Dragotto, M Pitccirn, M Bero, D, Gioia, W. Scherer, M. Ittner, M. Jones, K Fitzgerald, J Laffan, R Horres, E. Rael, F Fokos, G Prono- vost, T Hetherington, T. Botello. i John CasQS MODERATOR The CAVALIER has really changed this year. The first concern of the editors was to improve the quality of the articles. After several issues of experience, the articles reached the standard of quality that was desired. Having attained the de- sired quality, the staff broke new ground by expanding the scope of the paper to six pages. This enabled wider coverage and appeal. The CAVALIER was the second newspaper in the nation to adopt this new, six-page format. Mr. John Casas moderated the madhouse, while Frank Voce and Dana Gioia shared the post of Editor-in-Chief. Frank Voce EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAVALIER SPREADS THE NEWS CAVALIER STAFF— ROW ONE: P Lucero, C. Steele, A Moreno, G. Nishida. ROW TWO: P. Des- icrdins, J. Fitzpatrick, G Lee, S Goetz. ROW THREE: K Kenney, D. Webb, T. Kenney, R Van Der Blomen, R. Barker, E. Shields. ROW FOUR: C Johnson, J. Cole, A Kallok, E Rael Tom Lenoir EDITOR— LITERARY MAGAZINE Sam Vizzini STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER V Dona Gioia EDITOR— 2nd SEMESTER James Laffon FEATURES EDITOR Robert Trelease EDITORIAL EDITOR GOLF CLUB TEES OFF GOLF CLUB — W Hassel, M Santoni, P Maher, R. Ramirez, R Riegler, D. Kopma, M, Jones, R Torres, J. Ruiz, S- Dzida, T, Lyie, W, Allen, J. Santoni, K, Banks, W. Stockert, S, Skelley, S. Mail- loux, P. Drogotto, M. Hellmon, C, Raiche, G Nishida, J Pirzynski, PROSTRATE; P. Nickles. Here ' s the Swingin ' Terry LyIe. In its fourth year, the GOLF CLUB proved to be a very active club in the first semester of the school year. Both faculty and students participated in the club-sponsored tournaments on various school holidays. Mr. Eugene Thomas, club moderator, donated tro- phies which contributed to the overall success of the tourneys. 122 CHESS CLUB FORMULATES STRATEGY The countless students who have spotted a few boys pondering over chess boards in 1 2-C have seen one of Serra ' s largest, but least heard of, clubs in action. This year the CHESS CLUB has taken on new dimensions under the expert guidance of Mr. John Coates. The club has sponsored a success- ful Chess tournament and has vied for honors in a South Bay Tourna- ment. ' Checkmate! ' f Ainslfe ??; ? P i ° ' n Des,ard,ns, B, Poiner, J, Garcia, D, Ko|,mQ, K Fitzgerald D Tecca S Ainshe, J Carson, C Palmmten, D Hatton, T. Botello, S. Pryor, E. Shields A Metenev T Weber r ' D nn n r TT- A r T ' , ' r ' ' 9 ' ' B °d ' V- ROW ONE: M Murphy S Ockenfels D. Gioia, G Nishida, M Gallegos, J Laffan ROW TWO J Long, M Pitcairn, W Scherer K Banks 123 PHOTO CLUB AND KEY CLUB PHOTO CLUB—ROW ONE: D. Anderson, E. Jones, W. Ross, W. Ross, W. Tom, T. Hethenngton. ROW TWO F Dzido, M Gallegos, J. Evans, B. Poirier, F, Mobers, A. Gugliotta, J. Garcia, J. Cro- well STANDING: E. Rael, P, Van Der Blomen, D. Bruechle, E Hum, C Steeneker, S. Vizzini, M. Pitcairn, R Horres, R. Ambrosi, S. Lynch, M. Compean, T Lenoir SERVE SERRA KEY CLUB — ROW ONE: J. Aquin, M Nader, R Ruiz, R. Brunone, A, Dragotto, S. Garretson, W Mc- Mullen, S Jordan, S. Zodrow, R. Anas ROW TWO: T. Weber, R Martin, C. Nader, R. Torres, J Ruiz, M Enrlquez, P. Tatto, F Aquin, T Kenney, R Regalado, R Matson ROW THREE J Negrete, m ' Mornssev, S, Conger, A. LaFontaine, P, Conaty, D Renkoski, M. Zodrow, S. McGuire, T Kallok, J Cra :.n F Gallegos, J. Scasserro, M Compean 124 (7 POSTER COMMITTEE - SEATED: WHMam Scherer, Darnel Hatton Robert Tre Henry K rsch ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' STANDING ' Dermoid Webb, ' John Snider, POSTER CLUB PROVIDES SERVICE Headed by the efforts of Andy Tex Kallok, the POSTER COMMITTEE dis- played its creativity in football, basketball, and dance posters. The club ' s masterpiece was a forty foot long Beat Carmel poster. 125 LIBRARY STAFF PROVES EFFICIENT LIBRARY STAFF — J, Crowell, P. Dever, L Leger, G Merl T. Davis, V, Aleccia, G. McArdle, M. Lievens- One of the most meticulous tasks of the school is efficiently accomplished by the LIBRARY STAFF. Under the scrupulous eye of Librarian Bro. Charles Boglitz, the hard working staff spent long hours in providing a suitable Mecca of education, to which all students could turn in time of dire need. 126 LETTERMEN ' S CLUB PROMOTES SPIRIT This year the LETTERMEN ' S CLUB had the task of refereeing all intra- mural football games, the grade school football tournament, and all home track meets. They initiated something new at Serra this year — Letterman jackets, which they wore at all meetings and basketball games. They sponsored a booth at the fiesta and used their time and energy to create a winning spirit at Serra. S ' ' ' ' i rf( )h LETTERMEN ' S CLUB— ROW ONE: D. Skelley, J Patricio, L Wooten, S. Archuleta, M, Gallegos, M. Agui- lar, L Lopez, G Bero, W Fuller, D Crowder, G Hammervold ROW TWO: D Wheelhouse, L. Beauch- mon, P , Trembley, G. Soderberg, S Mailloux, F Milano, P. McPherson, M. Donaldson, R. Shadron, S Skelley ROW THREE: T. Boyer, P. O ' Brien, V Trembley, D. Barotti, S. Morrissey, L Bartascvich, E King, D Moduri, M, Barelo, S. Honda. ROW FOUR: W. Buchanan, J Milligon, R, Hommon, D. DeMarco, J Ruzicka, M DeWan, G Peak, P Cosgrove, W Scherer, C Brown TOP: C, Eskele 127 MOUNTAINEERING CLUB — ROW ONE: S. Barber, P. Mcgrath, D, Crowder, D Quinn, A. Proulx, S. Bruechle, ROW TWO: J, Hiraga, S, Touchard, D, Abram, P. Viau, T. Hetherington, J. Wuchner, C Toka, R. Dragotto, D. Higley, H. Edwards ROW THREE: J Mikos, R. Young, R Reigler, F. Robinson, S Klingman, W Tom, M DiTomasso, N Ber- mudez, W Ross, W Ross. ROW FOUR: C. Brown, T. O ' Malley, P. Tato, R. Matson, S. Ockenfels, P. Gordon, D. Tecca, P Nickles, R Wheelhouse, J, Evans. ROW FIVE: T. Higley, S. Reinig, A. LaFontaine, L. Bartasavich, J. Snider, J Carson, S. Lloyd, M Trelease, R. Ambrosi, T. Quinn, J Orchard. 7 - This year the MOUNTAINEERING CLUB, composed largely of Freshmen, added a new peak to their lists of ascents, Mt. Williamson. Club members will have fond memories of the Mt. San Jacinto outing. Rock climbing was done by the rugged group at Stony Point and Joshua Tree National Monument. The club capped a successful year with an expedition to Yosemite Valley during Easter Vacation. MOUNTAINEERING CLUB SEEKS ADVENTURE 129 BAND PROVIDES AN BAND — ; .-. :-.L ■■• ■.•.;. -a, D. Holt - ■.■ ■..• ' G Braun, S. Pryor, A. Kallok, W. Wais ROW TWO K Bcutte, J Ridder, G Heise, R. Mijares, B Scherer, T Kallok, T. Nestor, 6. Rocchi, T. Campa, D Gioia. ROW THREE: J. Kovich, R Brunone, L Henne, M Boutte, C Brown, W. Gallwas, W. Scherer, J. Torrii, K. Banks, D Bruemmer, J Stein, D Yamamoto, T. Quinn, E. Reel, J Laffan, R. Regalodo. Nobody has to elaborate on the talent of Serra ' s BAND. Under the guidance of Mr. Stewart Rupp ' s swinging baton, the band displayed its talent at the Christmas Show and most rallies and assemblies. An entry from Serra placed in every category in the All-Catholic Solo and Ensemble Contest. With over a hundred students from local parish schools being tutored by Mr. Rupp on Saturdays, the future of the Cavalier BAND is bright. 130 Mr. Rupp keeps tempo for the band. OUTLET FOR TALENT r 1 I don ' t believe it ' EL PADRE PRESENTS A YEAR Neil Babcock EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rob Fraboni MANAGING EDITOR 132 OF PROGRESS One of the most essential but least talked about organizations on campus is the EL PARDE STAFF. It was especially noted throughout the year for getting stu- dents out of class for pictures, but it was then forgotten until the end of May when its efforts culminated in the 1968 EL PADRE. Even now no one realizes the real dedication of the staff. Henry Kirsch BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Doug Reiss ADVISOR 133 Jim Fitzpatrick, Terry Lyie ACTIVITIES EDITORS iill McMullen looks on as SECRETARY Mike Jost tvpes invoices C t. Dennis Lafayette DEDICATION I A ' nV 9 B L-) IL 9 1 1 .J 134 9j INDIVIDUALITY, x EXCELLENCE, AND EFFORT CHARACTERIZE EL PADRE EL PADRE STAFF— ROW ONE: William McMullen, Benjamin Poiner, Daniel Hatton, Thomas Buckley, William Tom ROW TWO: George Blackwell, John Snider, Stephen Goetz, Mark Hellman Guy Nishida, Bill Scherer UNDERCLASSMEN EDITORS Gerry Milani FACULTY EDITOR The hard-working EL PADRE STAFF remained silent during most of the year, their work going unnoticed. These mem- bers of our student body deserve some rec- ognition, for it would be impossible to cite the hundreds of hours Neil Babcock, our Editor-in-Chief, and Rob Fraboni, our Man- aging Editor, spent creating the most suc- cessful EL PADRE Serra has ever seen. Henry Kirsch spent countless hours of ef- fort in obtaining the money for this year ' s book. The book itself contains about twenty more pages with more complete coverage on almost every phase of Serra ' s activities this past year. Adding to the quality of this edition are color endsheets and special division inserts. The man pushing all the staff was the moderator, Mr. Doug Reiss. He spent many hours in the EL PADRE room with the print- er and staff trying to iron out problems and convey the desires of the staff to the print- er. The efforts of all involved have been rewarded by the best EL PADRE in Serra history. Rob Van Der Blomen, Andy Kallok, Paul Dellsite SENIOR EDITORS Steve Garretson SPORTS EDITOR 3Jiriiii Tony Gugliotta, Rich Ambrosi, Frank Dzida PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Tim Bruckner, Mike Tiberio ART EDITORS Bill Buchanan SPORTS EDITOR MOTHER ' S CLUB Teamwork enabled this year ' s MOTHER ' S CLUB to fulfill their duties well. Under the mod- eration of Br. John McCluskey, they staged a most successful Fashion Show. Mrs. Adelaide Tatto, the president, was able to unify the indus- trious mothers into an effective organization. The MOTHER ' S CLUB contributed in many areas for the betterment of the school. They graciously served as hostesses for the Dad-Son Banquet. The Fiesta was made successful by their work on the booths and other activities, in con- junction with the Booster ' s Club. They capped this year by staging the Annual Mother and Son Communion Breakfast. Our gratitude is due for the dedication to Serra by the MOTHER ' S CLUB. Mother ' s Club President Adelaide Tatto and Bro John McCluskey discuss the success of the Fashion Show. I r u ' . - OFFICERS — SITTING: Mrs, Boutte, Mrs Tatto, Mrs Waterkotte, and Mrs Young. SIANDING: Mrs. Guerrero, Mrs Rainey, Mrs Crowell, Mrs, Banks, Mrs Zapf Mrs Stockert Mrs Voce Mrs. Boone, Mrs, Wisecaver, and Mrs, Bellmore. Coke? Where ' s your ID., Freshmen? PRESENTS A SUCCESSFUL FASHION SHOW The success of the Fashion Show is vividly expressed by our Mothers. 139 C ' EST SI BON - IT IS SO GOOD C ' ' 9 19 HB ■ mm fl |Bf jE HH| hI Under the direction of Mrs. Charles Donovan, this year ' s FASHION SHOW proved to be a tremendous success. The $5,000 from C ' est Si Bon! was used for the education of future Marianists. Seniors, sisters, and mothers of Cavaliers served as models in contributing to its over-all success. Madame Donovan says, C ' est si bon ' Serra displays it ' s own Gay Paris. BOOSTERS PROMOTE FUND The Booster ' s Club always provided an ample supply of popcorn at the football games. Booster ' s Club President Ed Hurley. rasTAlmiTf BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS — SITTING: Byron Cosgrove, Ted Wooten, Bro. Dennis Moloney, Ed Hurley, Pete O ' Brien, and Blair Lenoir. STANDING: Bill Fuller, Joe Pirzynski, Al Compean, Dick Ciampa, Joe Wooley, Bob Trelease, Ed King, Chuck Sengir, and Mike Orozco. RAISING ACTIVITIES The word for the BOOSTER ' S CLUB is improve- ment. The fathers have undertaken and successfully completed countless projects for the betterment of Serra. The Fiesta has been a success through their work and organization. Last year ' s accomplishments included new drinking fountains, salary assistance for our teach- ers, new football and baseball eqquipment, and track hurdles. Through the 1968 Fiesta, the BOOSTER ' S CLUB hopes to obtain new movie projectors, screens, overhead projectors, phonographs, and tape recorders for our classes. Many thanks, BOOSTER ' S CLUB, for your work. Dads discuss serious business. 143 RALLIES W d UMJ 99ygwr ' 4 liffl If you find the missing C.I. A. agent in this picture, notify Jim Garrison, New Orleans, Louisiana, IM- MEDIATELY! New spirit sprang forth this year with new con- cepts in RALLIES. Skits were provided for these K meetings through the efforts of Tim Philen, Jim t__ Fitzpatrick, and Mike Botello. The response to these undertakings represents the dedication of all Serra students. IcK Hernia conducts a therapy session with two worried Crusaders. I can ' t ploy that tune, guys, my G string is missing. SERRA CAVAUERS ASSEMBLIES Zeno Klinker tells it like it is. Duke Gordon finds his target. ' Don ' t complain. My quota is more than four books. Ingenuity characterized Serra ' s ASSEMBLIES this year. Vice-President Tim Philen provided a wide range of activities never before seen at Serra. Such dignitaries as Zeno Klinker, a well- known American satirist and reconteur, and folk- singer Suzanna Hall faced the Serra audience. We also had a sharp Duke Gordon archery as- sembly and a Highway Patrolman, who gave a new insight into the lives and deaths of Cali- fornia drivers. Suzanna Hall tickled our fancies. NCES ' Hailed as the most successful CHRISTMAS SHOW in a long time, this show was accomplished through the efforts of co-writers and co-directors, Jim Fitzpatrick and Tim Phiien. Marked by the dramatic presentation of SATAN PLACE, the event thrived on the talents of Steve Skelley, Gary Car- bone, and Thom Milligan. Groovy was the adjective used by many referring to the Serra DANCES. These festivities contributed greatly to the Coun- cil finances with the appearances of the Seeds, Sunshine Company, and the Strawberry Alarm Clock. Sky Saxon and the Seeds. The Hour Glass. Tex Kallok ' s Band blows some heavy blues. CHRISTMAS SHOW It ' s a really big shew! Here cum da judge! Senior Donkey Basketball Team: Bill Peck, Mike Gasner, Jim Cron, Audie Ross, Jim Patricio, Bill Buchanan, Dan DeMarco, Bart Sullivan, Paul Dellsite, Ramon Monge Hoppe-Long Cassidy Rides Again! Faculty Donkey Basketball Team: Mr. Art Stein- beck, Mr. John Coates, Bro. Donald Gabbert, Bro. John Master, Mr. Michael Miller, Mr. Leroy Cox, Mr. Steven Ramirez, Bro. George Masa, Bro. Ed- word Carey, Bro. Dennis Moloney, Bro. Robert Hoppe, Mr. Vincent Kates. The bruised faculty continued its domination over the senior class as they won with a score of 28-26, be- fore a packed gym of nearly 600 people, in Serra ' s Fourth Annual DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME. De- feat was not taken wholeheartedly by the seniors because certain fac- ulty players were constantly pushing seniors off their donkeys. The faculty line-up, headed by the captain, Mr. Steinbeck, included Bro. Hoppe, Bro. Mesa, Mr. Miller, Mr. Cox, Mr. Coates ,and Mr. Ra- mirez. They bumped heads with seniors Bill Buchanan, Paul Dellsite, Jim Crpn, Mike Gassner, Dan De- Marco, Bill Peck, Audie Ross, Bart Sullivan, Ramon Monge, and Jim Patricio. DONKEY BASKETBALL Mr. Ramirez shows questionable form in scoring two points. ' Gas House Gosner mounts his trusty steed. Mr. Steinbeck and Bill Buchanan scramble for the loose boll. SERRA HIGH SCHOOL NO CLASSES MONDAY IN MEMORIAM DR. KING Thanks for the Memories. M : - ■ - — • ' J% m FO.OTBAllL FOOTBALL CI M ' ■vJi VARSITY FOOTBALL — Row One: M. Madalena, W. Buchanan, S. Honda, B. Fuller, M, Aguilar, S Archu- leta, R. Wheelhouse ROW TWO: M Wooten, L. Ericson, T. Boyer, R Shodron, S Moilloux, P. McPherson, R, Monge, C. Soderberg. ROW THREE: S. Wilson, J, Patricio, D. Baratti, D. Maduri, S, Morrissey, L, Barta- sovich, M Velasquez, V Tremblay, P. O ' Brien, R. Snider, ROW FOUR: J Ruzicka, E King, R Hammon, M. DeWan, K. Eskeli, L. Beouchman, D. DeMorio, G. Peak, M. Barelo, P. Cosgrove VARSITY FOOTBALL Serra ' s hopes were up at the beginning of the season, as they planned their final year in the Catholic League, one of which they could be proud. Training vigorously since last Spring, the Cavaliers were pre- pared to make a valiant effort on the grid- iron. The season ' s record was a marked improvement over last year, with a timely upset over the previously dominant Loyola. As Serra bowed out of the Catholic League, the Cavaliers gave their opponents a good run for the money. Varsity Football Coaches: Pete Lopez, Art Steinbeck, and Mike Miller. 153 Tim Boyer slithers through the hands of two Carmel defenders. Bill Buchanan Fullback Pat Cosgrove Guard Dan DeMarco Tackle Marty DeWan Rover Corky Lopez Quarterback CAVALIERS EXHIBIT FINE FORM FROM HOURS OF HARD PRACTICE Paul McPhearson Rover Mike Madolena Halfback Steve Mailloux Halfback Ramon Monge Halfback VARSITY TEAM SHOWS HIGH SPIRIT Randy Hommon puts his toe to the pigskin. Greg Peak End Gary Soderberg End Manuel Velasquez End SERRA ST. BERNARD ' S 20 In the opening game of the season, the Serra Cava- liers faced the tough St. Bernard Vikings. An out- standing effort by fullback Mike Aguilar was no enough to bring about a Cavalier victory. SERRA 12 SANTIAGO 7 In a hard fought game, the Serra eleven overcame a determined Santiago team. The Cavalier victory was brought about through the able leadership of quarterback Corky Lopez and halfback Vic Tremblay. SERRA 18 MT. CARMEL 19 A brilliant comeback attempt by the spirited Cava- lier team fell short at the sound of the gun on the Carmel ten yard line. A sparkling performance by Leon Beachman was not enough to overcome our perennial archrivals. SERRA 13 CATHEDRAL 6 Clutch plays by Lars Ericson and Vic Tremblay enabled the Cavaliers to down a stubborn Cathedral team. An outstanding defensive game limited the Phantoms to a lone touchdown. SERRA 13 LOYOLA 7 Serra experienced its highlight of the season as they defeated Loyola, the perennial Catholic League Champs. With an outstanding team effort, the Cava- liers subdued the hapless Cubs. SERRA SOUTH TORRANCE 27 In the most disappointing contest of the year, Serra was foiled by a strong South Torrance squad. South ' s talented backfield could not be stopped by the Serra defense. SERRA NOTRE DAME 26 Serra next traveled to Sherman Oaks to struggle with the eventual league champs, Notre Dame. The Cavalier offense was thwarted by the awesome de- fense of the Knights. SERRA 6 PIUS X 20 In the last football game played in the now dis- banded Catholic League, Serra faced the Pius X War- riors. Despite sterling efforts by Dave Wheelhouse, Jim Patricio, and Monroe Wooten, the Cavaliers were unable to end the season in a victory. 157 CAVALIERS FACE TOUGH OPPONENTS ' Tell Coach where it hurts! Beauchman evades a Saints ' tackle. Even the great are not below advice. Madelena catches two new companions. 158 1 A M ' ?w fftM ' ' 1 ' ' a Cause and effect in action. Lars Ericson grabs a crucial pass. Dewan stops a Saint drive near pay dirt. 159 OUR 1968 HOMECOMING Carol Ann Alexander Homecoming Queen QUEEN AND HER COURT N - ' m I Donna Ehrlich Gabrielle Raumberger Pamela Phillips Lydia Virgil HOMECOMING COURT and ESCORTS: Donna Ehrlich, Lydia Vigil, Tim Philen, Carol Alexander, Mike Botello, Goby Roumberger, Thorn Milligan, Marc Edwards, Pam Phillips, Orlando Loera. Thorn Milligan shows enjoyment in crowning Queen Carol Alexander. HOMECOMING With Mike Botello as head, the com- petent Homecoming Committee made this year ' s Homecoming a unique and very successful experience. The activites for the week were cen- tered around a 1 920 ' s theme and in- cluded silent films at lunch along with a hidden booze bottle contest. All activities were initiated to arouse spirit in the student body for the Homecom- ing Game. The unveiling of the Queen and her Court to all occurred at half time of the football game. Antique cars were used to escort the Queen and her Court. Also adding to the evening was a magnificent fireworks show. On Saturday night, the Seeds and the Turbans played to a packed house to enable the Homecoming Dance to suc- cessfully close the 1968 Homecoming festivities. Marc Edwards helps Princess Gaby Raumberger out of the flivver Thorn Milligcn and Tim Philen keep Queen Carol Alexander perched on the running board. HOMECOMING GOES ROARING 20 ' s Cars and their drivers: Jim Cron, Neil Babcock, Leroy Cox, Steve Dzida, Henry Kirsch, Jack Snider CAVALIERS FACE ST. ANTHONY ' S The Cavaliers burst into action. Boyer catches a Saint defender off guard. 164 IN A DISAPPOINTING UPSET ' Here we go ' round the Mulberry Bush, ball fall down. SERRA 7 ST. ANTHONY 9 The Homecoming Game saw Serra battle the league leading St. Anthony squad. The emotion- ally ready Cavaliers dominated the Saints in every aspect of the game except the score. The Cava- lier offense outgained the Saints by over 100 yards, but still fell short on the scoreboard by two points. Spectacular efforts were exhibited by both Tim Boyer and Leon Beauchman in the heartbreaking defeat. Lars Ericson nabs the pass as he prepares to turn on the speed 165 J V s AIM FOR TITLE r ;l JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — ROW ONE: A Dragotto, F. Romero, A Azemard, J. Aquin, M Brajnikoff, B. Gallegos, R. Esporza, M. Boutte, R. Mijares, C, Bocage. ROW TWO: C. Gahan, M. Morrissey, T. Cooper, T. O ' Brien, C. Brown, A. Becker, B Wais, C Demarco, M. Enriquez, E. Simon, R Henkhaus. ROW THREE: R. Revelle, P. Munch, J. Miller, M Jurkofsky, R. Hennesse, M. Weber, M. McConnel, B. Cashin, T. Quinn, G. Aguilar. J. V, FOOTBALL With the hard work and advice of Coach Thomas and Coach Cox, the Junior Varsity made a total effort this year. A few breaks and the continuing effort of the team will bring a fabulous year to the 1968-69 Serra Varsity. Richard Fucci Most Valuable Player J V Football Team JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Serra 20 -. St. Bernard Serra 13 14 Santiago Serra 39 Mt. Carmel Serra 1 18 Cathedral Serra 7 27 Loyola Serra 12 ....40 St. Anthony Serra 12... 27 South Torrance Serra 14 37 Notre Dame Serra 13 33 Pius X Mr. Eugene Thomas and Mr Leroy Cox J. V. Football Coaches FRESHMEN SHOW ENTHUSIASM FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — ROW ONE: D Scorza, R. Honda, D. Kolano, M. Fleming, T. Cordato, P. Mulligan, D. Bruemmer, S Jordan, J. Torii, W. White ROW TWO: S. Radisich, J. Grotz, F. Brooks, J. Ropers, J, Lotterberry, T. Campa, M. Janowicz, S. Frantelo, R. Cosgrove, W. Mechan. ROW THREE: P. Cueto, M. Bellante, M. McGinn, K Harmon, M. Child, R Gannon, S. Barragan, A. Scarpetti, R. Olivier, C Perry, C, Dewon FOW FOUR: R, Matson, A Aguilar, A LaFontaine, T. Kollok, S. McGuire, M. LaBrie, J Pitts, D Mexico, W Chaney, C, Zanders, G. Gorciok, R. Scherer. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Organization and determination are the words that carried the Freshmen team to unparalleled victory this year. Countless hours of coaching and conditioning were rewarded by eight vic- tories. The Freshmen already have their aims on a C.I.F. championship next year in the J. V. status. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra 28 Serra 1 3 Serra 28 Serra 6 St. Bernard Santiago 7 Mt. Carmel 18 Cathedral 6 Loyola St. Anthony 7 South High 18 Notre Dame 6 Pius X Mr. Steve Ramirez and Mr. Vincent Kates Freshman Football Coaches 167 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM RUNS HARD CROSS COUNTRY After a fair season, both Cross Country teams made a vow to do better next year. With the players coming up, that pledge will prob- ably be fulfilled. Max Donaldson provided the highlight of the season when he set a new Cross Country school record in a Catholic League meet. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY— ROW ONE: D. Crowder, M Donaldson, S. Skelley, D. Skelley. ROW TWO: G, Hammervold, W. Scherer, M. Gallegos, G. Nishida. NOVICE CROSS COUNTRY— ROW ONE: J. Rachol, R. Trevino, P. Viou, T. Valent, D. Abram. ROW TWO: S. Meagher, S. Klingman, J McGaha, G. Nishida, W Ross, S. Touchord THIRD ROW: S. Ockenfels, P. Kennedy, S. Lloyd, J. Carson, R. Madura, R. Moffitt, R Arias, S. John- son. CHEERLEADERS The Cavalier CHEERLEADERS, aided by St. Mary ' s, contributed their yells, jumps, and shouts in the total school effort to bring our football and basketball teams to victory. The big team of ROB VAN DER BLOMEN, ED ZINE, and DON ROUSSIN also fired up our rallies with their routines. SKETBALL VARSITY TEAM DISPLAYS DETERMINATION VARSITY BASKETBALL— B. Herring, D. Burnett, C Christensen, L Miller, E Smith, W Scherer, R. Leu- froy, L. Beauchman, S. Dzida. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Serra Varsity Eleven finished out the bas- ketball season on a winning note with a victory against the Loyola Cubs. The Cavaliers also won the previous game against Cathedral. These two consecutive victories topped off a fair season for the Serra hoopsters, who previously in the year won against Carmel and Cathedral and lost to Saint Anthony, Notre Dame, and Pius X. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Serra 34 51 Notre Dame Serra 67 81 Pius X Serra 53 55 St. Anthony ' s Serra 57 54 Mt. Carmel Serra 64 60 Cathedral Serra 54 . 60 Loyola Serra 70 71 Notre Dame Serra 52 58 Pius X Serra 35 -- 51 St. Anthony ' s Serra 63 93 Mt. Carmel Serra 72 70 Cathedral Serra 72 68 Loyola Coach Dennis Schreiner 171 Chuck Christensen CAVALIERS SHOOT Rudy Leufroy I Steve Dzida UP FOR SUCCESS ■  A PICTURE HISTORY 174 OF 1968 BASKETBALL Captain Darryl Burnett goes for basket and two points. Steve Dzida passes off. JUNIOR VARSITY, Tim Boyer shoots from the foul line against Notre Dame. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Serra 67 Serra 45 Serra 56 Serra 61 Serra 66. Serra 76 86 Notre Dame 35 Mt. Carmel 60 Cathedral 54 St. Anthony 65 Pius X 63 Loyola Serra 66 - 74 Notre Dame Serra 69 ._._.. 75 Mt. Carmel Serra 70 ..-..- .37 Cathedral Serra 55 .....54 St. Anthony Serra 57 46 Pius X Serra 71 69 Loyola JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL— K. Donahue, R. Fucci, P. Moher, T Boyer S Sweet R Bellmore M Trelease, W. Chancy, T Schmolder, R. Revelle, J. Mickartz 176 BEES AND CEES SHOW POTENTIAL J, V. BASKETBALL The lower division Serra basketballers had a fine sea- son. In his first year as coach, Jim Leslie led the J.V. 5s to an 8-4 record and second place in the Catholic League. The Bee ' s had some bad breaks, but still pulled out three wins by the end of the season. The Little Guys of the Cee ' s brought total vic- tory to Serra by taking the first basketball champion- ship in our history. BEE BASKETBALL — R Beaton, J. Lotterberry, G Hecht, D Perez, W Garcia REF BASKETBALL SCORES Metoyer, H. Hayes, M. Mathews, C. Rideau, K, Fitzgerald. 41 45 Mt. Carmel 47 - 52 Cathedral Serra 36 --.- 41 Notre Dame Serra Serra Serra 49 .- - 55 St. Anthony Serra 49 46 Pius X Serra 45 52 Loyola Serra 50 - - 57 Notre Dame Serra 69 40 Mt. Carmel Serra 39 --.47 Cathedral Serra 47 52 St. Anthony Serra 42 .- 44 Pius X Serra 40 50 Loyola CEE BASKETBALL— ROW ONE: E. Leufroy, D. Yamamoto, N. Pearson, M. Fleming, A Pettigrew. ROW TWO: G Bellmore, C. Hell, T. Azemard, M White, C Stewart, J. Rogers, D DeCastro. ROW THREE: Mr. Vincent Kates, A. Moore, T Oliver, G. Clarke, H. Muckey. CEE BASKETBALL SCORES Serra 57 39 Notre Dame Serra 58 35 Mt. Carmel Serra 44 . 16 Cathedral Serra 40 32 St. Anthony Serra 39 34 Pius X Serra 40 42 Loyola Serra 56 34 Notre Dame Serra 57 39 Mt. Carmel Serra 43 32 Cathedral Serra 38 43 St. Anthony Serra 38 .. 36 Pius X Serra 50 36 Loyola 177 ♦ frC . ,. ' ' | 5« E%S %M m ?: ! «YW VARSITY STRIVES FOR VICTORY VARSITY BASEBALL— ROW ONE: R Trevino, M. Hellman, S Hondo, C Roiche, F, Milono, M. Modo- leno, E. Zine. ROW TWO: C. Lopez, C. Boone, M. Woolley, R. Hommon, M. Dewon, P. Dellsite, B. Bell- more, G. Bero. Coach Steve Ramirez VARSITY BASEBALL This year ' s Varsity baseball team has been guided by a nucleus of returning Senior letter- men and talented Junior newcomers. Mada- lena, Milano, DeWan, Boone, and Bellmore molded the team into a tough defensive unit. Hellman and Handa have added speed and hustle to the team. Raische, Lopez, and Woolley have added strength to the hitting attack. At publication time, the Varsity team was sporting a 3-3 league record, sitting V2 game out of second place. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Serra 13 4 Mt. Carmel Serra 4 Cathedral Serra 4 7 Loyola Serra ...4 St. Anthony Serra 2 6 Notre Dame Serra 3 2 Pius X Serra 4 Carmel Serra 9 4 Cathedral Serra 2 4 Loyola Serra 1 2 St. Anthony 179 HARD HITTING AND FINE PITCHING Greg Bero Charles Boone Paul Dellsite Marty DeWan Larry Lopez Mike Madalena Frank Milano Richard Trevino Ed Zine 180 AID CAVALIERS Ed Zine leans into the pitch. A tense team in the Cavalier dugout. JV TEAM HAS A WINNING SEASON Jl ' . •■ .•• ' ■ .1- !■■■ ■:--L.. -ROW ONE: T. Campa, C. Heil, J. EngeK, k FuccJ Me| las, R Trevmo ROW TWO G Aguilar, S, Barragan, P. Maher, B. Herring, R. Cosgrove, J. Lotterberry, M. Galalioto ROW THREE: J. Benson, Mgr., T. Boyer, W. Chancy, D. Mexico, L. Ramirez, M. LaBrier, M. McConnell, C, Dewan, Coach John Casas J. V. BASEBALL The 1968 edition of Serra High ' s J.V. base- ball team has proven to be the best in the Catholic League. The main Cavalier weapon has been depth. The defense has proven out- standing. The offense has been led by Rich Fucci, Jose Mejias, and Tim Boyer. The pitch- ing has been handled well by Boyer and Barri- gan. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Serra 4 1 Bishop Montgomery Serra 6 1 Verbum Dei Serra 12 6 Verbum Dei Serra 6 2 Crespi Serra 13 1 Leuzinger Serra 0_ 2 St. Bernard Serra 2 3 Fermin Lausen Serra 9 6 San Gabriel Mission Serra 2 Lutheran 183 TRACKMEN GO ALL OUT FOR SERRA VARSITY TRACK— ROW Ot.L U Crowder, S Mailloux, T. Lenoir, M, Donaldson, S Ricci, R. Aiui., V, B Buchanan berg, R. Barker, V. Tremblay, B. Delvillar, C. Brown. Migler, L Beauchman, K. Eskeli. J.,.l, L Liicson, R. Scauf. ROW TWO: R Monge. ROW THREE: G Soder- ROW FOUR: P Tremblay, B Scherer, T Kevin Brickley, Art Steinbeck, After enduring many strenuous prac- tices weekly, the 1968 VARSITY TRACK TEAM set out to meet the opposition. The Cavaliers had a strong team this year com- prised of many returning lettermen. Ker- ry Eskeli again proved his ability at the shot-put. Other varsity veterans included: Bill Buchanan, Lars Ericson, Steve Mail- loux, Guy Nishida and Vic Tremblay. One of Serra ' s all-around athletes, Mike Aguilar, was sidelined and unable to per- form. A new man also came into the lime- light at Serra, Max Donaldson, who broke the two mile record held previously at Serra by Ed Greteman. Another broken record is of course the shot-put by the Big E. With all this in hand Serra looked towards a fine track season. VARSITY TRACK SCORES Serra 48 78 Mt. Carmel Serra 54 66 Cathedral Serra 31 81 Loyola Serra ISVi 891 2 St. Anthony Track Coaches: and Pete Lopez TRACK SHOWS Max Donaldson sets the pace. The Jumping Bean Delvillor stretches Serra ' s hopes for victory. INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS Phil Mudge breaks the string for victory Ralph Drew dances to the finish line. « fi Paul Donaldson clears the crossbar. rr ■-• ' • ' BEE AND CEE SPIKEMEN WORK HARD BEE TRACK — ROW ONE: J McGaha, J Mijores, B. Poirier, R. Drew, R. Metoyer, T. Feeley. ROW TWO: C Gahan, B Garcia, T Cooper, T Karpinski, R. Prescott, K. Kenney, G. Hom- marvold ROW THREE: M Weber, D Waterkotte, A Aguilar, P Conaty, R Prescott, T. Higley ROW FOUR: T O ' Brien, S Lloyd, G. Gorciak, R, Revelle, K Fitzgerald, I. Hurn. CEE TRACK— ROW ONE: R Handa, T Dragotto, S. Michalak, C Green, J. Lenoir R Col ROW TWO: R Martin, T Kenney, D, Skelley, C. Palminteri, T Gugliotta, ' j Tori 188 ' ' THREE: C. Towles, A. Bordley, M, Janowicz, A. Romero, P. Gonzalez. Lardizabel, P. Donaldson, R Regalado, J. Pruitt, R. Moffitt. ROW FOUR: R. , ,,. ,., , ■-. ■• ' . ' i ■,. 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IMPERIAL HIGHWAY, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA DA 4-5652 FA 1-1 Bl D 1134 GARDENA BOULEVARD GARDENA, CALIFORNIA RYO KOMAE Fme Store W.th Most Everythinc GENERAL DISCOUNTS TYPEWRITER SALES SELL RENT - BUY - REPAIR 10-19 w. Garoena Blvd. JERRY DIKEMAN GARDENA. CALIFORNIA DA 4-8633 - FA 1-09S7 r r r RIDDLE ROSS, INC. REALTORS 141 Si-pulreda Bli Manhattan lieach FR 9-8493 j JEWELERS Omega Watches, Authorized Agent I 132 Gardena Blvd., Gardena 04-70067 PENTHOUSE CLOTHES 1601 REDONDO BEACH BLVD. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA of GARDENA 2411 W. Rosecrans Rosecrans-Van Ness Shopping Center 321-6963 FOOD TO TAKE OUT oanti d Some people have all the fun at HONDA OF GARDENA 198 15515 Western Avenue Gardena, California 323-8314 or 770-0603 ITALIAN RESTAURANT c btciatizing in cAIeiv Hjcxk iPizza leSO RESONDO BEACH BLVD. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA PHONE 324-505-J Phone 327-7730 Hours 8 to 7 t MANOR BARBER SHOP ■ Nat P. Monda+i Specializing in Ladies ' and Children ' s Haircuts 3003 West 174th Street, Torrance, California LARSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 1017 W. Gardena Blvd. Gardena, California 2305 ROSECRANS Gardena, California Open Daily Air 9-9 Conditioned Saturdays . 9-6 Parking Sundays for 11-5 Everyone MR. C S 2658 West Imperial Avenue Inglewood, California Test Drive The All New Fords For ' 68 At LES ARKENBERG. INC. 1600! So. Vermont Avenue Gardena, California FA 1-0434 DA 9-1184 Compare Our Low Prices CARPETS DRAPERIES Linoleum and Tile Residential • Commercial • Interior Decorating • Free Estimates • All Work Guaranteed CENTER CARPET CO. 2522 W. Rosecrans, Gardena 770-0361 327-3754 Congratulations Seniors RUSS THOR INC. 20410 Hawthorne Blvd. Torrance, California TULLY AND COMPANY MEATS 200 !4405 South Vermont Ave. Gardena, California Best wishes. GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS Founded 1925 • II offices serving Southern California Member of Great Western Financial Corporation Group, whose consolidated assets exceed $1.6 billion. (Jardena: 2501 West Rosecrjns A enuL- • Phone 329-4 107 II. .me Office 7ih jnd Hill Sireeti. Los Angeles 2311 W. EL SEGUNDO BLVD., HAWTHORNE, CALIF. 757-915! HOLLY PARK MUSIC tP STEREO TAPE PLAYERS fob autos SALES - SERVICE CUSTOM TAPES made to order ■ FA 1-5438 .-.-J.- ' 2224 W. ROSECRANS AVt .,. _ , .„,_JGARDENA ALI ,ifir ja Mr. Sam FOR MEM 11294 Crenshaw Blvd. INGLEWOOD. CALIF. 90303 PHONE 756-5.418 FAcjIty 1-2084 DAvls 3-5330 Community Hospital of Gardena MEMBER OF: American Hospital Association California Hospital Association Association of Western Hospitals Hospital Council of Southern California Accredited By: The Joint CommUsions on Accreditation of Hospitals 1246 W. 155th St. GARDENA. CALIFORNIA co«ft tLANOSCAPEiii ' OESICNINC tND riMIlNS KENNV ' S NURSERV 1B42S WESTERN AVE, GARDENA, CALIFORNIA 9D247 KENNY UYEDA DA 4-69D3 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 68 FROM THE MOTHERS ' CLUB OF SERRA HIGH DPEN TO PUBLIC WINKLER ' S BEAUTY SUPPLY Wholesale and Retail 2514 West Rosecrans gardena. calif. Bob Janice Parker TELEPHONE 770-1060 OVER ao YEARS SAME LOCATION FACULTY 1-1947 DAVIS 4-3089 Lalhani- oods Lumfcer Co. HARDWARE - PAINTS LUMBER AND BUILDirvlG MATERIALS 14317 So. WESTERN Ave. GARDENA. CALIF. ■THE STORE WITH MOST EVERYTHING TUXEDO RENTALS llCDAtL home of famous kAyM ?S name brands _J2? LBON, RDO SrR SSI SIB Guq LWI ' S h hl Gasught iOnOOn CRICKETEER CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED!! MUTUAL TICKET AGENCY HOME OF Z fe QSMUy. ' South ' ' EXPERT MENS HAIftSTYUNG AND CUTTtNG Om CgvAciM IWnao ap FA 1779 OdWMTOWN TOMANCS GAJIOCNA CA«SON-MAJN BUaOCK ' S AAAY CO. MEN ' S BOY ' S FASHIONS ' 2b CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ' 68 PENTHOUSE Uansr. In -The Garqena Plaza .4 Wonc er ij WorW o Dry Cleaning With Gentle Care 202 Phone 329-2114 15495 so Norman .,J, 324-4 402 jrma s J-ian Jiyies INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING 1152 GARDENA BLVD. VRDENA. CALIF. MEADOW PARKS DAIRY 16940 Soufh Normandle Avenue Gardena, California 1829 REDONDO BEACH BLVD. DAvis 4-6651 FAculty 1-0977 EQUIPMENT RENTALS 136 W, CARSON STRE ' TErminai 5-6661 Phone 324-4345 Mike ' s Shoe Repair 14122 S. VAN NESS CARD EN A. CALIFORNIA WORK Done Accurately With Pr B[ SPECIAL THREADED FASTENERS DOWEL PINS 154TH STREET. GARDENA. CALIFORNIA 80247 JOHN BOURDELAIS Distinctive Novelties and Gifts JO ' S CANDY COTTAGE honiE made, candii 213 Manhattan Beach Bl MANHATTAN BEACH. CAI WHO want the best Moneta Cleaners I) Mr. Mob. Larry Hiqi y( rs S. H. Green Stamps 16SD2 SD. WESTERN AVE. DAviB 4-575D GARDENA, CALIFORNIA HERB ' S STORE FOR MEN 1212 W.Redondo Beach Blvd. Gardena, California t. 3Foseplj (Eijurcij 119 St. an d Arcadia Hawthorne, California OS 8-9939 203 m ALONDRA DRUGS PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIST 16908 PRAIRIE AVE. PHO fE 371-0617 TORRANCE. CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM fet. jHicbaerss (Eijurcf) 1016 WEST MANCHESTER AVE. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA PL 3-2676 ESSEX SHOPPE 16126 CRENSHAW BLVD. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA 204 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF GARDENA I 145 W. Redondo Beach Blvd. Gardena, California TIJUANA INN CAFE Serving Since 1947 EXCELLENT MEXICAN FOOD DELICIOUS MARINATED STEAKS Dining Room Open 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. Closed Mondays (FOOD TO GO) 1029 Redondo Beach Boulevard Gardena, California (Near Vermont) GEORGE DiVINCENZO METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 17000 HAWTHORNE B-VD. LAWNDALE. CALIF 90260 MAC RENTS Everything, inc 3246664 • 3210034 1124 W. REDONDO BEACH BLVD., CARDENA, CALIFORNIA 9024? BILL HOPKINS LINCOLN-MERCURY 20460 Hawthorne Blvd. Torrance, California 370-631 I and 772-1 167 Best Wishes Gardena Bowl and Rikshaw Room Restaurant 15707 So. Vermont Gardena DA 4-1244 FA 1-8392 Phone 324-8500 GARDENA HEALTH CLUB 15527 SO. VERMONT AVE. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA 327-7980 1725 W REDONDO BEACH BLVD • GARDENA CALIF Congratulations to the Graduates from ST. ANTHONY PARISH GUILD ASSOCIATION HOVEY DALLAS CHEVROLET 15600 S. Western Ave. Gardena, California J. J. SYITEK CO. PAINTS WALLPAPER I 150 Gardena Blvd., Gardena, Calif. DAvis 4-4580 Best Wishes Class of ' 68 Connpliments of STUFFY ' S CAFE 224 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Manhattan Beach, California 206 Best Wishes MISSILE BOWL 1280 W. Redondo Beach Blvd. Gardena, California FA 1-4091 and DA 3-9333 Firestone and Cooper Tires Brakes and Tune Dps Complete Service Dept. COLLIN ' S FIRESTONE STORE 1112 Gardena Blvd. Gardena, California DAvis 4-01 14 FAculty 1-1625 Dedicated to THE GRADS Everyone ' s future is, in reality, an urn of tull of unknown treasures from which all nnay draw unquessed prizes. — Lord Dunsany 1968 H. W. HULL 8C SONS 14601 So. Broadway Gardena. Calif. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1968 from THE GARDENA 50 LIONS CLUB 207 GARDENA VALLEY NEWS 64 years of service to Gardena Valley 16417 South Western Avenue Gardena. California DA 9-6351 Congratulations Class of ' 68 UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 1275 W.Redondo Beach Blvd. Gardena, California FA 1-6000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1968 FROM THE BOOSTERS ' CLUB OF SERRA HIGH 208 [ ' honi- Tfiniiin.il 4- ' M 1 GEORGE NURSERY ALL KINDS OF NURSERY STOCKS (Retail and Wholcsal.) TOP SOIL — SEED — FERTILIZER — INSECTICIDE POTTERY — REDWOOD BOX Landscaping and Sprinkler System Installed LICENSED CONTRACTORS 21507 SO. MAIN ST., TORRANCE, CALIF. (MAIN AND CARSON ST.) Congratulations and Best Wishes from ST. MICHAEL ' S HIGH SCHOOL SERVING 500 GIRLS FROM 30 PARISHES Conducted by the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose at St. Michael ' s Parish 1100 West Manchester Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90044 Fully Accredited COMPLIMENTS OF THE RAINBOW CAFE AND THE MONTEREY CLUB GARDENA, CALIFORNIA 209 Commercial JOHN (Kenny) JOST General Contractor Phone: DAvis 9-1327 2112 West 146th Street GARDENA, CALIF. SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK 174th 8C Crenshaw Boulevard Torrance, California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS a HfiCcw£,Kt i 0 1 MAYFAIR CREAMERY 20301 Southwestern Avenue Torrance, California FA 8-2529 CREAM-O-FARMS 16701 CHERRY AVE. TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS CAVALIERS from STEREO-HUT Finest Craig Equipment 18130 South Western Avenue Gardena, California 324-7520 Dan Rob Either Or Bookstore 124 PIER AVE., HERMOSA Open Every Day I I a.nn. to I I p.m. Best Selection of Books in Southern California SOUTHWEST SAVINGS LOAN 1603 Cravens Ave. McDonald ' s Torrance, California 1419 W.Redondo Beach Blvd. JOHN A. TWEEDY Vice President - Manager Gardena, California Main Office — Inglewood, California JOSTEN ' S FREE DELIVERY OS 5-44SS 1036 Pier Avenue ' iPzaixU y- harniac)j PRESCRIPTIONS - COSMETICS - SUNDRIES Hermosa Beach, California DICK ENGELBERT 392e ROSECRANS Ted Bishop PHARMACIST - Ow-IER HAWTHORNE, CALIF. Custom Auto Painting — Body Repairs THRIFT-D-LUX CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS HAZELTON AUTO BODY SHOP Liir est in the Wc.U DAvis 3-7285 2215 West Redondo Beach Blvd. 1321 GardenaBlvd. Gardena, California 2ii Gardena, California Taste that beats the others cold! Pepsi-Cola bottling Co. of Los Angeles 90021 BART-PHILIPS ENTERPRISES, INC. 2050 East 15th Street, Los Angeles, California (213) 747-7010 - Management and Marketing Consultants - Specializing in research, evaluations, projections, manpower develop- ment, sales promotions, advertising, distribution, and merchandising Other Operating Divisions: UNIVERSAL MARKETING SERVICES HHI BRAND DEVELOPERS COMPANY (213) 747-6555 3ti 747-9968 Specializing in sales and brokerage - B| Specializing in private label and servicing the food industry controlled label products - serving the food and supermarket industry f Philip Di Bartola, President Mel Meehleis, Vice President in Charge of Sales Victor J . Morusak, Administrative Assistant to the President COMPLETE ITALIAN DELICATESSEN HIGHEST QUALITY - meat, produce gourmet foods ducci CATERING V JF ALL KINDS WEDDINGS •V.ft SPECIALTY PHONE 0O4 W COMPTON BLVD 324-4251 GARDENA. CALIF 324-6670 JEFFERS AND CO. Congratulations Grads 15502 Crenshaw Blvd. Gardena, California DA 3-5400 «: Mi LOS ANGELES MAIN OFFICE 120 So. San Pedro Street Los Angeles 90054 215-628-2381 GARDENA BRANCH 16401 So. Western A% em Gardena 90247 213-327-0360 CRENSHAW BRANCH 3501 W. Jefferson Boulevard Los Angeles 90018 213- 3r--334 SANTA ANA BRANCH 501 North Main Street Santa Ana 92702 714-541-22: ' l WESTERN LOS ANGELES BRANCH 4032 Centinela Avenue Los Angeles 90066 213-391-0678 BANK OF TOKYO Of CALIFORNIA TOKYO BANK OF TOKYO OF CALIFORNIA Member F.D.I.C. HEAD OFFICE 58 Sutter Street San Francisco 94120 415-981 -1200 ALBION KNITTING MILL 8417 So. Hoover Los Angeles, California New Motorola TV 327-4654 BARR ' S NEW and USED FURNITURE Best Bargains in Town Furniture — Appliances Buy — Sell — Trade (usseii oarr Bar 14520 Crenshaw Blvd. Gardena, California Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 HILLSIDE PHARMACY 2407 Sepulveda Blvd. Manhattan Beach OfHcial EL PADRE Photographers Since 1955 214 For Pete ' s Sake REMEMBER JENSEN INSURANCE AGENCY 17123 Western Ave. Gardena, California DA 4-0565 ALFRED AND FABRIS STUDIOS INC. Specialist in Living Color Photography With Three Locations to Serve You LOS ANGELES NORTHRIDGE — COVINA o CONGRATULATIONS Research Mtl. Ind. Inc. 6065 S. Western Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. McGlynn ©IF Mortuary 9501 S. Vermont Avenue Los Angeles, California 90044 PL 6-8314 lb FOK 216 urn raw DAVID P. ABEYTA, 914 Chester Ave, Inglewood, 671-4915, St John Chrysostom. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 2; Senior Spirit Club . . . Groove MICHAEL J. AGULIAR, 2501 W. 171st St., Torrance, 321-2615, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 1 , 2, 3, 4, Track 1 , 2, 3, 4; Lettermon ' s Club 3, 4; Spirit Club 1; Student Control 2, 3; Senior Gift Committee Air Force Academy EDWARD A. ALBAO, 1059 W. 125th St., L. A , 757- 7815, St. Frances Cabrini. ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 1; Track 1; Intramural Representative 4 Pearl Diver MICHAEL E. ANDRECHT, 1027 W 96th St., L. A., 756-0042, St Michael ' s ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, Photo Club 1; Radio Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 1, 4, Homeroom V P 2 Mechonical Engineer DONALD L. ARILLOTTA, 13119 So Ruthelen St, Gordena, 329-1377, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Key Club, 2, 3; Football 1; Young Folk Generation 3; Intramurals 2; Spirit Club 1, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 3 . . Play Acting JAMES A. ASPAAS, 13124 So Wilkie Ave., Gardena, 323-2067, Maria Regina ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 4; Young Folk Gen- eration 3; Football 3, Key Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Spirit Club 1, Prom Committee 3 .. . Stock Broker NEIL L. BABCOCK, 1 1 43 W 1 59th St , Gordena, 324- 4507, St. Anthony ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3, 4, C S.F. 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; El Padre — Editor-in- Chief 4; Hiking Club 1, 2; Spirit Club 4; Chess Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Speech Club 1, 2, 4; Math Club 1, 2; Club Council 4; N. H. S. 3, 4 . . . Vacuum Cleaner Salesman RICHARD B. BALOGH, 10709 6th Ave., Inglewood, 756-5602, St. Eugene. ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Young Folk Generation; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Spirit Club 4; Spanish Club President 4 . . . Loyola University DARREL J. ASTIN, 15313 Avis St , Lawndale, 675- 5524, St. Catherine ACTIVITIES: Young Folk Generation 2, 3, 4; ... El Camino KENNETH W. BANKS, 4045 W 173 PI , Torrance 371-3857, St Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Track 1 ; Cross Country 1; Sodality 1 . . . College DAVE G. BARATTI, Q700 V . 7th Ave., Inglewood, 754-6827, St. Euger-.. ACTIVITIES: Spir: ' Club 1; Sodalitv 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Basketball 1 El Padre 3; C S.F. 4 . . . U. C. L A 218 LEO W. BARCLAY, 4934 W 115th St., Hawthorne, 675-8735, St Joseph ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club 1, 2, 3; Bond 1 2, 3 . . . MICHAEL J. BARELA, 13016 So. Manhattan PL, Gor- dena, 321-8029, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2; Football 3 ' , 4; Letter- man ' s Club 3, 4 . . . College Service RICHARD C. BARKER, 11709 So. St. Andrews PL, L A , 755-6401, St. Frances Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Mountaineering 2 Veterinarian EDWARD C. BEARDSLEY, 4539 Preside Dr , 293- 8426, St. Bernadettes ACTIVITIES: Mountaineering Club 1, 2; Track 3 . . . College-Service-Travel MICHAEL BOTELLO, 15500 Patronella Ave., Gor- dena, 675-8159, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club, 1, 2, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Spirit Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Court 4; Club Council 4; Sodality Council 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; El Padre 3; Home- coming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Senior Gift and Ditch Day Committees 4; Home- room President 2, 3, 4; Homeroom V.P. 1; So- dality President 4; Senior Class President 4 . College WILLIAM A. BUCHANAN, 1428 W. 1 1 1th PL, L. A., 755-2296, St. Frances Cabrini. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermon ' s Club 3, 4; El Padre 2, 3, 4; Student Control 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 2; Radio Club 1; Spirit Club 1; Sodality 1, 2,; Poster Club 1; Stu- dent Evaluation Committees 3 . . . Marines THOMAS A. BUCKLEY, 2400 Palm Ave. Manhattan Beach, 374-2204, American Martyrs. ACTIVITIES El Padre 4; C S F 3, 4; Spirit Club 1, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; French Club; Honor Holl 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,3 Farmer MARK L. BURNETT, 2905 Palm Ave,, Manhattan Beach 374-5736, American Martyrs. ACTIVITIES: Student Control 3, 4, Mountain- eering Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Honor Holl 1, 2, 3, 4; Stock Broker JOSEPH K. BUTLER, 147171 2 Condon Ave., Lawn- dale, 675-4043, St. Catherine ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 4 GARY J. CARBONE, 1301 1 Van Ness, Gardena, 329- 1477, Mario Regina. ACTIVITIES: Young Folk Generation 2, 3; Bond 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 4 . . . Career Acad- emy FRANCIS B. CAROTHERS, 1404 Chestnut Ave , Man- hattan Beach, 372-7950, American Martyrs ACTIVITIES: C S F 2, 3, 4; Math 2, 3 ' ; Science Club 3, Key Club 3 . . . College SHAWN M. CARROLL, ] 836 W. 152nd St Gardena, 329-4779, St, Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Judo Team 2, 3; Spirit Club 1 , Judo Club Grand Champion ' 67 , , , College JAMES R. CARSON, 13913 Spinning Ave,, Gardena, 324-6997, Maria Regma, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Chess Club 4; Band 4; Mountaineering Club 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Club Council 4; Science Club 4; Intramur- als 2, 3, 4, Mountaineering Club President 4 , , , College JERRY A. CATANIA, 2720 W, 166th PL, Gardena, 323-4520, St, Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 4 , , , Motocross Racer JOHN A. CHAVEZ, 2304 W, 164th St,, Gardena, 324- 4039, St, Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 4; Spanish Club 1, Mountaineering Club 1; Key Club 1, 2, Home- room Treasurer 1 , , , Navy CHARLES D. CHRISTENSEN, 16125 Spinning Ave,, Torrance, 327-5929, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, Spirit Club , , College RICHARD A. CIAMPA, 5032 W. 116th St,, L, A, 676-6924, St Joseph, ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2; Mountaineering Club 1; Key Club 2; Judo Club 3; Spanish Club 4; C.SF. 2, 3, 4;Drama Club 2 , College LOUIS F. CISSEL, 4133 W. 102nd St,, Inglewood, 672- 2527, St, John Chrysostom. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1 ,2, 3, 4, Freshman Welcome Week Committee , . , Electronical En- gineer DAVID K. CLEMENS, 1546 W El Segundo Blvd,, Gar- dena, 323-4570, Maria Regina ACTIVITIES: Football 2 , , , MICHAEL W. COENEN, 1834 W, El Segundo, Apt, 1, 324-6807, St, Francis Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Young Folk Generation 3; Student Control 3, 4; Band Battle Commit- tee 3; Homeroom President 3 Criminology JOSEPH P. COLE, 8945 Ruthelen St,, L A,, 752-3292, St, Eugene. ACTIVITIES: Cavalier 3, 4, El Padre 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; DFFL; President of Senior Spirit Club . . , Revolutionist WILLIAM G. COLE, 3535 W, 78th PI , L A , 752- 4624, St. John Hyde Park, ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Judo Team 2, 3; Spirit Club 4; Freshman Welcome Week Committee , , to be rich BYRON P. COSGROVE, 10724 So, 3rd Ave, Ingle- wood, 756-4656, St. Eugene ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Let- terman ' s Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, C S F 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Spirit Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 , . Detective JAMES P. CRON, 4829 W, 1 19th PI , Hawthorne, St Joseph ACTIVITIES Poster Club 1, 2, Judo Team 2, 3; Spirit Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Donkey Bas- ketball 4 Boot Racer ROBERT A. CUNEO, 1 1623 So Wilton PI , Gardena, 755-4696, St, Francis Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, 4, Track 1, CES Law and Politics HERMAN C. DAMOISEAUX, 17303 Casmir Ave, Torrance, 329-2467, St Anthony, ACTIVITIES Spanish Club 2, History Club 3, Key Club 1, AvAountaineering Club 1 Hell ' s Angel ANTHONY G. DARENSBOURG, 718 W Imperial Hwy,, L A , 755-4600, Ascension Architect DENNIS B. DEKENS, 1740 Date Ave , Torrance, 320- 3143, Nativity ACTIVITIES Judo Club 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C,S F, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, NHS 4, Speech Club 1, Spanish Club 4; Judo Grand Champion ' 67 , , Psychiatrist PAUL J. DELLSITE, 1 536 W, 1 87th PI , Gardena 324- 2550, St. Anthony ACTIVITIES Spirit Club, 1, 2, Poster Club 1, 2, Drama Club 2, El Padre Senior Editor 4; Football 1, 3, Track 1; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 4, Young Folk Generation 4; Christmas Show 3; Sodality 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 4, Donkey Basketball 4; Dance Committees 1, 3; Freshman Welcome Week Committee 4, Prom Committee 3; Homeroom V.P. 1, 3; Homeroom President 4; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 . Enjoy Life JOHN M. DELMAGE, 4580 W 135th St , Hawthorne, 675-2942, St, Joseph ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 1, Drama Club 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3, Judo Team 3, Homecoming 2 DANIEL E. DE MARCO, 11211 2 9th St, Manhattan Beach, 372-8171, American Martyrs, ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Track 3, Basketball 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Homeroom President 3: Let- terman ' s Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, Span- ish Club 4; Donkey Basketball 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2, Homeroom Secretary 2 Dentist JOHN C. DEVER, 424 Hamilton Ave , San Pedro, 832- 8746, Holy Trinity ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, C S F 2 College MARTIN F. DEWAN, 3314 Sonoma St, Torrance, 328-6714, Nativity ACTIVITIES Letterman ' s Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Control 3, Senior Gift Committee 4, Homeroom President 3, Student Council 3 , , College STEPHEN P. DIBARTOLA, 1331 1 So Wilton PI , Gar- dena, 321-2842, Mario Regina ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 3, Drama Club 2; C,S F 2, 3, 4, N H S 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Key Club V P College JAMES F. DIPALMA, 2208 W, 13th PI, Gardena, 323-8855, Mono Regina ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 4, Hiking Club 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, Spirit Club 1, Homeroom Treas- urer 3, 4 College MAX F. DONALDSON, 17016 Raymond PI , Gardena, 329-5156, St Anthony ACTIVITIES Letterman ' s Club 4, Cross Coun- try 4, Track 4 College PHILIP S. DRAGOTTO, 12029 So Hawthorne Way, L A , 676-4367, St, Joseph, ACTIVITIES: N H.S. 4; C,S F 2, 3 4, Drama Club 2; French Club 2; Math Club 4, Key Club ); Golf Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C S F. Secretary 4 Dentist RALPH M. DUARTE, 1 1228 So, Van Ness Ave , Gar- dena, 754-9098, St. Francis Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Mountaineering Club 1, 2, 3; So- dality 1, Spirit Club 1, Poster Club 1, Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committees 1, 2 ,3, 4 College or Service STEVEN J. DZIDA, 1203 W 162nd St , Gardena, 327- 2789, St Anthony ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3; Speech Club 1, 2, History Club 3, 4; C.SF 2, 3, 4; N H S 3 4; 219 Golf Club 2, 3, 4; Cavalier 3, 4; Constitution Re- vision, 2, 4; Student Body Treasurer 3, Inter-club Council 4; Homeroom President 1, 2, NHS, President 4 . . . White House MARC E. EDWARDS, 10032 Bricrhurst PI., Hunting- ton Beach, 754-2580 ACTIVITIES: Young Folk Generation 3; Drama Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Key Club 1; Spirit Club 1, 4; Honor Roll 2; Student Council 4; Club Council 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Body Secretary 4; French Club President 3 . . Medicine LARS K. ERICSON, 9318 1 1th Ave,, L. A , 677-4428, St. Eugene ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 . Photographer JOHN P. FIORELLO, 2891 W 235th St, Torrance, 534-3059, Nativity. ACTIVITIES: Mountaineering Club 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club 1; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Football Mgr 1, 2; Basketball Mgr. 1; Track 1, Math Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, Honor Roll 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; . . Air- line Pilot JAMES M. FITZPATRICK, 2127 W 95th St , L, A , 754-8771, St, Eugene, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Baseball 1, Drama Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 4; Cavalier 1, 2, 3, 4; El Padre Activities Editor 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 3, 4; Christmas Show Chairman 4; Roily Committee 4; Christmas Dance Committee 3 , , Soldier of Fortune CHRISTOPHER P. FLANAGAN, 316 18th St, Man hattan Beach, 545-3931, American Martyrs ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 1; Mountaineering Club 2, 3; Judo Club 2, 3; Homeroom V,P. . . . College ROBERT A. FRABONI, 2022 W. 149th St , Gardena, 323-3490, Mono Regina ACTIVITIES: C S F 2, 3, El Padre Managing Editor 4; Young Folk Generation 3; Spirit Club 1, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Christ- mas Show 4; Freshman Welcome Week Com- mittee 4 , Recording Engineer MARK A. GALLEGOS, 3238 Lynwood Rood, Lynwood, 638-5487, St Emydius, ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1; Spirit Club 1; Sodality 4; Spanish Club 4; History Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4;Track 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; C S F 4; Letterman ' s Club 4 Electrical Engineer STEVEN M. GARRETSON, 609 15th St,, Manhattan Beach, 545-4997, American Martyrs, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Control 4; C,S F, 4; NHS. 4; El Padre 4, Football 1, 2; Science Club 1 ; Chrsitmos Dance Committee 3; Key Club Presi- dent 4 , . . College MICHAEL W. GASNER, 18625 Wall St , L A , 323- 3549, St. Albert, ACTIVITIES Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Spirit Club 3 , Successful Tycoon STEVEN A. GOETZ, 13122 So, Budlong, Gardena, 324-3857, St. Anmony. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club 1, 3; Spirit Club 1; Cavalier 4; Football 2; Cheerleader 4 Fire- 220 ° JOHN GRAVENDYK, 2515 Podm Ave, Manhattan Beach, 374-3383, American Martyrs, ACTIVITIES: Radio Club 1, 2; Mountaineering Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Judo Team 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 4; Sodality 2; Senior Gift Committee 4; Homeroom V,P. 3 , , , College LAWRENCE C. GRIMMETT, 2935 W, 132nd St,, Gar- dena, 323-2101, Maria Regina, ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1, 4; Band 1; Math Club 2; C S,F, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; NHS. 4; History Club 3, 4; Club Council 4; History Club President 4 .. . Low and Politics WILLIAM E. HASSEL, 2612 W. 134th PL, Gardena, 323-8467, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; NHS. 3, 4; C S.F. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Club Council 4; History Club 4; Library Staff 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Cavalier 4; Speech Club President- V. P.; NHS Secretary-Treasurer; C S.F. V.P., Student Council Parliamentarian; Club Council Secretary, Head of Zeal . . . Lawyer LYNN W. HENNE, 3100 W. 119th PL, Inglewood, St, Joseph, ACTIVITIES: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Li- brary Staff 2 X-Ray Technician RICHARD L. HENNING, 229 W, Queen St,, Ingle- wood, 674-9210, St, John Chrysostom, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; C.S F, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 , Air Force Pilot JAMES H .HUTSELL, 539 E, 1 82nd St,, Gardena, 329- 1794, St Pilomeno , Navy CHRISTOPHER P. JOHNSON, 436 E 9th St , Man hattan Beach, 374-1745, American Martyrs, ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3; Cavalier 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Spirit Club 1,4 , , Revolutionist MICHAEL P. JONES, 18524 So, Gramercy PL, Tor- rance 329-6197, St, Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1 , 2, 3 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Judo Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 4; Spirit Club 1; Sodality Coun- cil 4; Inter-club Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Evaluation Committee 3; Speech Secre- tary 3, 4; C S.F. Secretary 3; C.S F. President 4; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Homeroom Secretary 4; Sodality Secretary 4 , . College MICHAEL J. JOST, 21 12 W, 146th St, Gardena, 329- 1327, Maria Regina, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, Young Folk Genera- tion 2, 3; Student Control 4; El Padre Secretary 4; Track 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Homeroom Secretary 3 , Dentist ANDREW L. KALLOCK, 16614 Kristin Ave,, Gardena, 323-2056, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Cross Country 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Mgr. 3; Cavalier 3, 4; Speech Club 4; History Club 4; Poster Club 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Christmas Show 3, 4; Student Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committees 3; Freshman Welcome Week Committee 4; Bond President 4; Chairman of Poster Club 4; Associate Justice 4 . Actor or Blues Man PHILLIP C. KAY, 2313 W. 1 17th St., Inglewood, 755- 0624, St Eugene Drafting Engineer MARK M. KEARNS, 4220 W, 172nd St., Torrance, 370-2440, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1; Chess Club 1, Judo Club 3; Spirit Club 1 . , WILLIAM T. KELLY, 2607 W. 143rd PI,, Gardena, 532-4976, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Spanish Club 4 . . . College HENRY J. KIRSCH 1300 W. 134th St., Gardena, 324- 7244, St, Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Sodality 1 , 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; C.F.S. 2, 3, 4; N.HS, 3, 4, Student Control 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Judo Club 3; El Padre Business Manager 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Poster Com- mittee 1, 4; Club Council 4, Student Council 4; Homeroom Secretory-Treasurer 1, 2; Homeroom President 4; Sodality Council 4 , , , Business Manager DON T. KOJIMA, 1021 W, 122nd St, 754-2557, St, Frances Cabrini, ACTIVITIES: Maht Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Mystical Cult of Clio 4; Sodality 4; Golf Club 2, 3, 4; Judo Club 3 . , . College DENNIS R. LAFAYETTE, 14926 Kornblum Ave., Hawthorne, 676-5472 Mario Regina. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, 4; Chess Club 1, 3; Mountaineering Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; El Padre Editorial Editor , . . Pro- fessional .... ARMAND L. LARDIZABAL, 13207 So, Andrews PI , Gardena, 324-7184, Mario Regina. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2; Spanish Club 4; Spirit Club , , Armed Forces GLENFORD LEE, 1855 W. Gardena Blvd., Gardena, 324-5260, St, Anthony. ACTIVITIES: NHS. 3, 4; C S.F. 4; History Club 4; Cavalier Editor 4; Photo Club 4; Sodality 3, Spirit Club 1, 2, 3; Poster Committee 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Homecoming 3; Student Council 3; Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Dentist THOMAS B. LENOIR, 11107 So. Ruthelen, Gardena, 756-3122, St Frances Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Math Club 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2; C.S.F. 4; Mountaineering Club 1; Science Club 2; Cross Country Manager 2; Cross Country 3; Track 4; Cavalier 4; Inter-club Council Secretary 4; Math Club President 3; Homeroom President 2, college Editor . . Teacher RUDY B. LEUFROY, 2110 W. 95th St., L A, 757- 8697, St. Eugene. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Poster Club 1, 2; Spirit Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural Representative 3 . . . Teacher RAUL D. LICON, 3909 W 1 lOfh St L A , 672-1868, St. Eugene . . Garment Designer STEPHEN E. LISSIK, 221 W 120th St, L. A, 751- 2138, Ascension. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2; Chess Club . . . Business ORLANDO J. LOERA, 4445-c W 131st St, Haw- thorne, 678-7948, St. Joseph. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Chess Club 1; Speech Club 1; Publicity 4; Spirit Club 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Frosh Welcome Week Committee 4; Prom Co-Choirmon; Homecoming Escort . . . Boston PHILIP J. LUCAS, 2700 W 141st PL, Gardena, 329- 2736, Mario Regina Industrial Electrician TERRY P. LYLE, 2608 Thoreau St , L. A., 754-2148, St Frances Cabrini. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.F 4, Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, El Padre 3, 4; History Club 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Spirit Club 4; Senior Gift Committee 4; Homeroom V.P 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Golf Club President Mind-changer MICHAEL P. MADALENA, 13409 So. Spinning, Gar- dena, 321-2948, Maria Regina ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman ' s Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Span- ish Club 3, 4; Spirit Club 1; Sodality 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Presidential Election Committee 4; Prom Committees 3, 4; Homeroom Cleaner College STEVEN J. MAILLOUX, 2627 W. 176th St., Torrance, 324-0437, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4; C S F 2, 3, 4; NHS. 3, 4; Moth Club 3; Chess Club 3; French Club 3, 4; Student Body Treasurer 4; Homeroom President 1, 3, Home- room V P. 2 . . , DENNIS M. MANATT, 10974 Spinning Ave, Gar- dena, 754-2770, St Frances Cabrini . . . Highway Patrol CARLOS G. MANRIQUE, 15306 Atkinson Ave., L. A., 327-31 19, St. Anthony ACTIVITIES: Sodality 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Science Club 3; Drama Club 2; C S.F. 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Sodality Council 4, Spirit Club 1; Sen- ior Gift Committee 4, Spirit Club Secretary 1 . . . College JOSEPH P. MAY, 1 1723 So. Cedar Ave., L A , 676- 4910, St. Joseph. ACTIVITIES: Track 2; Mountaineering Club 2; Judo Team 2 Airline Pilot MICHAEL J. McMAHAN, 3662 W. 61st St , L. A., 292-7438, St. John the Evangelist . . . Fame Fortune WILLIAM A. McMULLEN, 1605 Chestnut Ave , Man- hattan Beach, 372-6066, American Martyrs ACTIVITIES: Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, El Padre 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Spirit Club 1, 2; Student Court 3, 4; Interlclub ouncil 3; Chess Club 3; Student Council 3; Associate Justice . Actor PAUL J. McPHERSON, 13419 Cordary Ave, Haw- thorne, 675-7959, St. Joseph. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 4; Letterman ' s Club 4; Spirit Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Intramural Ref- eree . . Social Worker GERALD J. MILANI, 10615 6th Ave,, Inglewood, 756- 261 1 , St, Eugene, ACTIVITIES: Judo Team 1, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Sodality 3, 4, Student Control 3; Student Council; El Padre 4; Dress Code Com- mittee 4, Freshman Welcome Week Committee 4; Student Body Chief Justice 4 , , , Marines FRANK J. MILANO, 1 0405 1 st Ave , L, A,, 756-0622, St, Eugene, ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4, Letterman ' s Club 4; Intramural Representative 2, 3, 4 . , . College ROBERT M. MILLER, 15803 Raymond Ave , Gardena, 324-3508, St, Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2; Young Folk Generation 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Valentine Dance Commit- tee 3 College THOMAS F. MILLIGAN, 171 19 Merit Ave , Gardena, 324-4483 St Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Judo Club 2; Young Folk Genera- tion 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Spirit Club 1; Football 1; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Student Body President 4 , , , Medicine RAMON J. MONGE, 1880 W, 94th PI., L. A., 754- 6931, St. Eugene. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 4; Spirit Club 1; Drama Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 4; Basketball 1; Homeroom President 4; Homeroom V.P. 3 . . College TROY E. NESTOR, 15609 Falda, L A, 675-2178, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1; Hiking Club 1; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Math Club 3; C.S.F. 4; Band Representative 1 , 2, 3 . GUY T. NISHIDA, 1846 V . 159th St , Gardena, 323- 8254, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Control 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1 ; Golf Club 4; NHS. 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Cavalier 3, 4; El Padre 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Welcome Week Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Homeroom V.P 1; Intramural Representative 1,2. . STEPHEN E. OCKENFELS, 802 N Market St., 672- 2607, St. John Chrysostom. ACTIVITIES: Math Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2 3, 4; Mountaineering Club 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 4; French Club 3, 4; Cavalier 4; Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Math Rodeo 3; Math Club V.P. 3 . . Necroligist and Artist JOHN L. O ' NEILL, 2617 W 146 St., Gardena, 329- 4420, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Judo Club 2 . . Policeman or Armed Forces. JOHN C. ORTEGA, 1437 W. 67th St , Los Angeles, 749-4913, St. Raphael. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 4 . Photographer FRANK J. PALMINTERI, 10902 S Wilton PI., 754- 0336, St Frances Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom 2, 3, 4 Basketball Coach JAMES F. PATRICIO, 1242 Elberon St., San Pedro, 831-2268, Holy Trinity. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Weightlifting 2, 3; Spirit Club 1; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3 . . College or Police Force GREGORY J. PEAK, 17507 S. Berendo, Gardena, 321- 5937, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Baseball 2; Letter- men ' s Club 3, 4 . . . Armed Service WILLIAM R. PECK, 5360 W. 127th St., L A , 676- 6633, St Joseph. ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 1 , 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2; Spirit Club 1 . . . C.P.A. DAVID A. PEREZ, 13308 So Wilkie, Gardena, 329- 4740, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1,4, Football 1; Hiking Club 1, 2: French Club 2, 3 . . . Business ROBERT T. PHILEN, 1 1908 Tarron Ave., L. A , 755- 8446, St. Frances Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2; Track 1; Cross Coun- try 2, 3; Young Folk Generation 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; El Podre 3; Art Club 4; N.H.S. 4; C.S.F. 3, 4; Fiesta Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Student Body V P Crossing Guard JOHN J. RAMSAUER, 3742 W. 146th St., Gardena, 676-5547, St Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 1; Band 1; Hiking Club 222 1; Student Control 1; Homeroom President 2 . . . Policeman PHILIP G. RANDAZZO, 10225 3rd Ave , Inglewood, 754-8917, St Eugene ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 3; Young Folk Genera- tion 3; Hiking Club 1, 2; Spirit Club 1 , 2, 3 Poster Club 1; Key Club 1; Student Control 4 Track 4; Publicity 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Homerocing Com- mittee 2, 3 . . . C.P.A JAMES P. RAZOR, 1804 Faymont, Manhattan Beach, 374-9338, American Martyrs . . . Hell ' s Angel MICHAEL R. RICCI, 13216 S. Spinning, 321-3052, Maria Regina. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, 2; Mountaineering Club 1, 2, 3; Student Control 4; Dance Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Business. THOMAS E. ROBINSON, 13319 So Berendo, Gar- dena, 323-6868, St Anthony. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Spirit Club 1; Freshman Welcome Week Com- mittee 4; Christmas Dance 3 . . . Business Ad- ministration DAVID E. ROCCHI, 3223 W. 152 PL, Gardena, 676- 6061, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Letterman ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2; Mountaineering Club 1 , 2, 3 . . . Air Force THOMAS E. ROBINSON, 13319 So. Berendo, Gar- dena, 323-6868, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Spirit Club 1; Freshman Welcome Week Com- mittee 4; Christmas Dance 3 . . Business Ad- ministration AUDIE M. ROSS, 1522 W. 138th St. Compton, 635- 9765, St. Albert the Great ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Court 3; Student Control 4; Spanish Club 4; Cavalier 2, WASC 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Spirit Club 2, 3; Sodality 1; Prom Committee 4; Elec- tion Committee 4; Associate Justice; Homeroom President; Homeroom V.P . . Juvenile Coun- selor DONALD C. ROUSSIN, 15924 Orchard Ave., Gardena, 324-1478, St Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Young Folk Generation 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker . . . Policeman RONALD J. ROUSSIN, 15929 Orchard Ave , Gardena, 324-1478, St Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Spirit Club 1; Young Folk Generation 2, 3 . . . GONZALO D. SANDOVAL, 1507 W 107th St., L. A., 755-2741, St, Frances Cabrini. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, 2, El Padre 1, 2; Poster Club 1, 2, 3; Golf Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1; Track 1, 2; Intramural Representative MANUEL A. SANDOVAL, 1507 W. 107th St., L. A., 755-2741, St Frances Cabrini. ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1, 2; Poster Club; Mountaineering Club . . Commercial Artist RICHARD L. SCHAUF, 12056 So Vermont, L. A, 756-4882 ACTIVITIES: Track 4 . . . College WILLIAM R. SCHERER, 2702 W Compton Blvd., Gar- dena, 321-2600, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Speech Club 1; Math Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; El Padre 4; C S F. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Spirit Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3, 4; Poster Committee 4; Moth Rodeo Committee 3, Grade School Bowl Com- mittee 3, 4; Sodality Re-organization 3, Band V.P.; Basketball Co-captain 3 . . . Electrical En- gineer PETER G. SENGIR, 2603 W 166th PL, Gardeno, 323- 0262, St, Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,.. Engineer JAMES C. SHIELDS, 3913 W 176th St., Torrance, 323-1032, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 2; Football 2, 3; Sodal- ity 2, 3; Lettermon ' s Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Senior Gift Committee 4 . . . Airline Pilot PHILIP H. SIFERS 3407 W. 228th St., Torrance, 326- 4686, Nativity. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3; . . . Electrical Engineer STEVEN J. SKELLEY, 16822 Ainsworth Ave, Tor- rance, 329-6998, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Cross Country 3, 4; Speech 1; Gleen Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermon ' s Club 4; Spirit Club 4 . . . College JOHN C. SNIDER, 1415 W, 111th PL, L A, 754- 7308, St. Frances Cabrini, ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Bas- ketball 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 1 ; El Padre 4; History Club 4; Spirit Club 1; Drama Club 3; Poster Committee 4 , . Anthropologist GARY A. SODERBERG, 14603 Daphne, Gardeno, 329- 6010, Lutheran, ACTIVITIES: Football 4; Lettermon ' s Club 4; Key Club 4; Publicity 4 , . , Colle ge JAMES D. STEIN, 13521 So, Purche Ave,, Gardeno, 323-4814, St, Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, College WILLIAM A. STOCKERT, 2520 W, 166th St., Gar- deno, 327-2749, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Spirit Club 1; Math Club 2, 3 ., , College BART F. SULLIVAN, 10119 Dalerose Ave,, Lennox, 671-4397, St, John Chrysostom, ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 4; CS.F. 3, 4; Spirit Club 1; Donkey Basketball 4; Senior Ditch Day Committee to have fun ROBERT B. TRELEASE, 11925 So, Wilton PI, 754- 9663, St Frances Cabrini, ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Cross Country 3; Cavalier 2, 3, 4; Moth Club 2, 3; Club Council 4; Speech Club 4; C.S F 2, 3, 4; NHS. 4; Science Club President 4, Cavalier Editorial Editor 4 .. , Medi- cine DAVID L. TURNER, 1 1 63 1 Atkinson Ave , L. A , 756- 6598, St Frances Cabrini . . Artist PAUL VAN DER BLOMEN, 1925 W 153rd St, Gar dena, 324-5896, St. Anthony ACTIVITIES: Judo Club 2, 3, Football 1; Spirit Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Young Folk Genera- tion 3, Poster Club 1, 2; Sodality 1; Drama Club 2, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Homecoming 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 4 . . . College or Service ROBERT VAN DER BLOMEN, 1925 W 153rd St, Gardeno, 324-5896, St, Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Track 1, Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4; Photo Club 4; Speech Club 1 Poster Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2, 3, Covalier 4 El Padre 4; Chess Club 2, 4; Young Folk Genera- tion 3, 4; French Club 4; Moth Club 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 , . . Plumber MANUEL VELASQUEZ, 2032 W 11 2th St,, L A, 756-1076, St, Frances Cabrini, ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Base- ball 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Spirit Club 2, 3; Publicity 2; Horemroom Treasurer 2, 4; Homeroom V,P, . . . College or Marines SAMUEL L. VIZZINI, 15607 Bonsollo, Gordena, 323- 6651, St. Anthony. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 4, Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 3 Navy FRANK P. VOCE, 13015 Purche Ave , Gardeno, 329- 2657, Maria Regina, ACTIVITIES: Cavalier 2, 3, Cavalier Editor-in- Chief 4, Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1 ; French Club 2, 3, Spirit Club 4; Chairman of Freshman Welcome Week Committee; Homeroom Presi- dent 1,2,, Writer MICHAEL M. VOELLER, 15422 Cordory Ave Lawn- dale, 675-4718, St. Catherine. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club 1; Droma Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Election Committee 3; Homeroom Secretary 1 , , , Veter- inarian DONALD J. WEBB, 308 S Dionthus St , Manhattan Beach, 372-0379, American Martyrs ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Literary Magazine 4; El Padre 3; Spirit Club 4 , , , Photographer TIMOTHY R. WOMACK, 4836 Elkridge Dr , Polos Verdes, 377-6169, St John Fisher ACTIVITIES: Spirit Club 1; Poster Club 4; Dance Committee 2 , , Commercial Artist JOHN A. YOUNG, 1613 Horkness St., Manhattan Beach, 372-7042, American Martyrs, ACTIVITIES: Mountaineering Club 2, 3; Spirit Club 1, 2; Judo Club 3, Spanish Club 3; Senior Gift Committee 4 , , , College EDWARD C. ZINE, 16209 Van Ness Ave Gardeno, 324-7178, St. Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, Student Control 2; Spirit Club 1, 2, 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Young Folk Sing- ers 4; Spanish Club 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4, Speech Club 1; Publicity Club 1, 2, Drama Club 2; Key Club 2; Fashion Show 4, Student Evaluotion 3, Senior Prom Committee 4; Christmos Show 2, 3; Homecoming 3, 4; Freshman Welcome Week 4; Sodality Perfect 2; Homeroom President 1, 3; Homeroom V,P, 2, 4 , , , College CARL M. ZITO, 2026 W 11 2th St, 755-8989, St, Frances Cabrini ACTIVITIES: Freshman Spirit Club 1 ; Poster Club 1, Mountaineering Club 2 Commercial Artist MICHAEL P. ZODROW, 1 1 37 W 163rd St , Gordena 324-0864, St Anthony, ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3, 4, Science Club 3; Drama Club 2; CSF, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Fresh- man Spirit Club 1; Sodality Secretary 4 ., . Engineer JEFFREY S. ZUMBO, 13027 Wilkie Ave, Gordena, 232-3403, Maria Regina ACTIVITIES: Hiking Club 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; C S.F, 2, 3, 4; Student Control 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Porsche Patrol 4; Golf Club 2; Senior Prom . . . U.S.C. Medical School 223 m ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLIES - 145 BAND - - 130 BOOSTER ' S CLUB 142 CAVALIER STAFF 120 CHESS CLUB 123 CHRISTMAS SHOW 147 CLUB COUNCIL 103 CSF - 113 DANCES 146 DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME 1 48 EL PADRE 132 EXECUTIVE BOARD 104 FASHION SHOW _ 140 FRENCH CLUB 116 FRESHMEN WELCOME WEEK 76 GOLF CLUB 122 HOMECOMING 160 JUNIOR SODALITY 112 KEY CLUB 124 LETTERMEN ' S CLUB 127 LIBRARY STAFF 126 MATH CLUB 119 MOTHER ' S CLUB 138 MOUNTAINEERING CLUB 128 MYSTICAL CULT OF CLIO 115 PHOTO CLUB 124 POSTER COMMITTEE 125 RALLIES 144 SCIENCE CLUB __ 1 1 8 SENIOR SODALITY Ill SODALITY COUNCIL 110 SOPHOMORE SODALITY 112 SPEECH CLUB 1 14 STUDENT CONTROL 109 STUDENT COUNCIL 110 STUDENT COURT 108 FACULTY: MR. HOPED BALAKIAN 20 MRS GLADYS BLAIR 32 BRO. CHARLES BOGLITZ 24 BRO. WILLIAM BOLTS 18 BRO. KEVIN BRICKLEY 30 FR. FRANK CAMPANELLA 28 BRO. EDWARD CAREY MR. JOHN CASAS 21 MR JOHN COATES 23 BRO. ROBERT COSTA 19 MR LEROY COX 22 MR. CHARLES DONOVAN ...24 BRO. DONALD GABBERT 25 MRS. KATE HASLEM 31 BRO. JOHN HASTER 23 MR. JOHN HEBARD 28 MRS, MARYANN HEISE 31 BRO ROBERT HOPPE 19 MR VINCENT KATES 21 BRO. JOSEPH KINDEL 20 MRS. FLORENCE LARSON 31 BRO. FRANK LESSING 31 MR PETER LOPEZ 20 BRO. DENNIS MALONEY 29 BRO GEORGE MASA 26 BRO JOHN McCLUSKEY 23 MR. NED McNABB 27 MRS. VIRGINIA MENDES 31 MR. EFRAIN MENDEZ 32 MR MICHAEL MILLER 25 MR. PHILIP MOSER .24 MR. STEVEN RAMIREZ ...26 BRO. LEO RAUSCH 27 MR. DOUGLAS REISS 29 MRS. ALBERTA RUNGE 30 MR STEWART RUPP 29 BRO. RICHARD STAUBLE 31 MR. ARTHUR STEINBECK ..... 22 MR. MICHAEL STEMBER 26 MR. EUGENE THOMAS 21 FR. SALVATORE TROZZO ... ..19 MR. ANTHONY WEIZ0REK....21 MRS PEGGY WISWELL 30 STUDENTS Abram, Donald J. 128, 168, 69, 100 Achrem, Edward J. 69 Aguilar, Albert 167, 188, 69 Ainslie, Stephen D. 115, 119, 123, 69 Alden, John A, 69 Aleccio, Vincent A, 114, 115, 116, 126, 69 Alldredge, Michael W 69 Anderson, David M, 118, 119, 123, 124, 69 Auger, Daniel P. 69 Banondo, Doniel P 115, 69 Baratti, James J 69, 1 14, Barrogan, Steven M 167, 183, 69 Barrett, Dennis J. 69 Beaton, Robert M, 1 76, 69 Bell, Brian 69 Bellante, Michael E 167, 69 Bellmore, Eugene R 177, 69 Bennett, James C 69 Benson, James M. 183, 69 Bermudez, Noel A. 118, 128, 69 Blechinger, Richard R. 69 Bordley, Arthur B, 188, 69 Botello, Timothy E. 115, 119, 123, 69 Bradley, Robert P, 114, 123, 69 Brandt, Bernard F, 118, 69 Brooks, Francis 167, 69 Bruce, Leon C. 69 Bruemmer, Dennis M 130, 167, 69 Brunone, Ronald J, 124, 130, 69 Buckley, Steven F. 69 Campa, Oscar A. 130, 167, 183, 70 Cono, Paul D. 70 Cassello, Vincent J. 70 Chancy, Walter 167, 176, 183, 70 Child, Mark W. 167, 70 Clarke, Glenn H, 118, 177, 70 Clarke, James J, 118, 123, 70 Cologne, William B, 70 Colvin, Patrick 70 Cordoto, Thomas L, 102, 167, 70 Cosgrove, Robert A, 167, 183, 70 Cueto, Patrick 167, 70 Cullen, Dovid M. 70 Curry, Ronald R 70 deCastro, Dennis E, 177, 70 DeWon, Christopher M. 167, 183, 70 Diemer, Dennis M, 70 DiTomasso, Michael J, 118, 128, 70 DiVincenzo, George A, 70 Donaldson, Poul F. 188, 187, 70 Drogotto, Thomas M. 118, 128, 188, 70 Duorte, Richard M. 70 Duffy, Terrence A. 70 Dybis, Timothy L. 70 Edwards, Hermon V. 128, 70 Englebert, John J. 70 Felix, Robert D. 70 Ferguson, Corey J. 70 Fetherlin, James A. 70 Fitzgerald, Kevin 119, 123, 177, 188, 70 Fleming, Michael D, 167, 177, 70 Fokos, Frank D. 118, 119, 70 Fornos, Rolando 70 Frontela, Stephen J. 167, 71 Gage, James M. 118, 71 Gannon, Robert E. 114, 118, 167, 71 Ginger, Martin P. 71 Gleoson, David L. 119, 71 Gorciok, George J, 167, 188, 71 Grotz, James A. 167, 71 Gutierrez, Ruben P, 71 Honda, Robert J, 167, 188, 71 Harmon, Keith A 167, 71 Hayes, Michael L. 177, 71 Haynes, Stephen L. 71 Hecht, George G, 102, 177, 71 Heil, Chorles P. 177, 183, 71 Heise, Gregory J, 130, 71 Hennessee, Raymond 166, 71 Hernandez, Anthony 118, 71 Higley, Dennis M. 123, 128, 71 Hiroga, Joseph 128, 71 Horres, Ronold L. 118, 119, 123, 124, 71 Hu, David 71 Istv ef 71 Jonowicz, Mark P. 167, 188, 71 Johnston, Michael S. 7! Jones, Ernest G. 123, 71 Jones, Mortin J. 71 Jordan, Steven E 124, 167, 71 Kollok, Thomas R 124, 130, 167, 71 Kolono, Daniel A, 167, 71 Kovich, John M, 130, 71 Kozlow, Craig J. 71 Krupovich, Ronald S. 71 LoBrie, Marvin J. 167, 183, 71 LoCovevo, Arthur J, 72 LoFontoine, Armondo 124, 128, 167, 72 Lamb, James E. 115, 72 Lenoir, James M. 119, 123, 188, 72 Leufroy, Eric L 177, 72 Lotterberry, Jerome 167, 177, 183, 72 Martin, Richard B. 124, 188, 72 Martinez, Serafin D 72 Matson, Ronald H. 124, 128, 167, 72 Matthews, Mollory L, 177, 72 McAndrews, Mark S 72 McFodden, Dovid I. 72 McGinn, Mark P. 167, 72 McGuire, Shawn W. 124, 167, 72 McMahon, Dennis L 72 McMurroy, Jomes 5 72 McQuirk, Edward M. 72 Meehon, Williom M 167, 72 Meteney, Albert J 123, 72 Mexico, David G 102, 167, 183, 72 Michel, John M, 72 Miekosz, John J. 72 Moffitt, Richard 168, 188, 72 Moore, Albert 177, 72 Mudge, Phillip 187, 72 Mulligan, Phillip E. 167, 72 Munk, Fred A, 72 Murillo, Ernest J, 118, 72 Murphy, Christopher J. 102, 72 Novarrete, Ruben P, 72 Nickles, Dennis P, 72 Olivier, Ralph A. 167, 177, 72 O ' Molley, Timothy J. 118, 128, 72 Polminteri, Chris A, 118, 119, 123, 188, 72 Paradiso, Anthony E. 72 Peck, Robert S. 73 Perez, David J. 177, 73 Perry, Christopher D 167, 73 Pessy, Ronold M 73 Peterson, Michael D. 73 Pettigrew, Andre ' 177, 73 Pierson, Gary A, 73 Pirzynski, James E, 122, 73 Pitcoirn, Michael J. 118, 119, 123, 124, 73 Pitts, Jeffrey 167, 73 Pruitt, Joseph W 188, 73 Pryor, Sean F 114, 123, 130, 73 Rochol, John F. 168, 73 Rodisich, Steven L, 167, 73 Randall, Joseph H. 73 Regolado, Richord T. 124, 188, 73 Robinson, Frank E. 128, 73 Rogers, Ancel J, 167, 177, 73 Romero, Mark A. 188, 73 Ross, Peter C. 73 Ross, Weston T 124, 128, 73 Ruiz, Richard A 118, 124, 73 Ruiz, Robert T. 118, 73 Sontoni, Michael A. 122, 73 Scorpetti, Allen C. 167, 73 Scarpetti, Carl A. 73 Scherer, Robert F. 130, 167, 73 Schick, Walter 73 Schmolder, Tim J, 176, 73 Schroeder, James E. 73 Scorza, Dole M, 167, 73 Severns, Daniel D 73 Shields, Edward J, 115, 120, 123, 73 Smith, Michael A. 74 Starkovich, Martin A 74 Steele, Charles A, 120, 74 Steffler, Rodney A. 74 Stewart, Corl E, 177, 74 Suess, John 74 Sullivon, Thomas M, 74 Sylvoin, Alvin E 74 Tabor, Klaus 74 Taylor, Christopher K 74 Tecco, Donald P. 114, 123, 128, 74 Toko, Charles J. 128, 74 Torii, John S. 130, 167, 188, 74 Jowles, Christopher D 188, 74 Trevino, Robert 183, 74 Trudeau, Steven J. 74 Valdez, Victor R, 74 Valerie, Joseph 74 Vaughnes, Cyrus 74 Viou, Poul E. 102, 128, 168, 74 Wayne, Henry B, 74 Weber, Thomos R. 119, 123, 124, 74 Weisbrot, Michoel W. 1 1 8, 74 Welch, Borry J 74 White, Michael H 167, 177, 74 Wiedel, James L 118, 74 Willis, Dennis J 1 1 8, 74 Wines, Kelly T 74 Wood, Michael F 74 Wuchner, Joy V 128, 74 Yamomoto, Dovid K 130, 177, 74 Young, Robert E 128, 74 Zanders, Charles 167, 74 Zodrow, Steven F, 124, 74 SOPHOMORES Aguilar, Gilbert 109, 166, 183, 85 Aquin, Fernondo G, 116, 117, 124, 166, 85 Aquin, Jorge E 115, 117, 124, 85 Arroyo, Ricky M 85 Azemord, Anthony J 116, 177, 85 Barber, Steven G. 118, 112, 128, 85 Becker, Richard E. 166, 85 Bero, Mark A. 116, 118, 119, 85 Birgen, David G. 85 Blackwell, George A 117, 119, 135, 85 Bocoge, Chorles J 166. 85 Boutte, Mark G 130, 166, 85 Boyer, Timothy 102, 127, 153, 176 183 84 Brojnikoff, Mark V 166, 85 Brewer, Edwin M I 12, 85 Brown, Craig S. 109, 127, 128, 130, 166, 185, 85 Bruechle, Donald W, 117, 118, 124, 85 Cobezas, Edward R, 85 Carroll, Daniel P 1 12, 85 Coshin, Brian V 166, 85 Castro, Robert W, 85 Covanaugh, John 85 Chavez, Joseph W. 99, 85 Chenier, Larry A. 85 Clemens, Sheldon R 85 Compeon, Michael 1 1 6, I 1 7 119 124 1 12, 85 Cooper, Thomas R, 166, 85 Crogin, John F. 85 Craven, Dennis J- 85 Crowder, Dovid E, 119, 127, 128, 168 185 85 Crowell, James E 124, 112, 126, 85 Dombach, Philip S 85 Davis, Thomas H 126, 85 Deokins, Robert J, 85 Delgodo, Michael A, 85 Delvillar, Beniomm 185, 186, 85 DeMorco, Christopher J 166, 86 Desimone, Tony J, 86 DeStefano, Paul V. 86 Donohue, Kevin D 176. 86 Dorr, Jeffrey R. 86 Downs, Dennis J. 86 Dragotto, Albert J. 117, 124, 166, 86 Drew, Ralph C, 187, 188, 86 Dvorak, James O. 86 Dvorak, Robert J. 86 Dworschak, Walter W. 86 Dzida, Fronklin J. 102, 137, 118, 119, 124, 86, 84, 112 Edwards, Jomes R, 86 Ehrlich, Kurt 86 Engels, James 183, 86 Enriquez, Michael A 115, 117, 124, 166, Esparza, Ramiro T. 109, 166, 86 Even, Richard C. 86 Fisher, Ray C. 86 Fucci, Richard E. 176, 183, 166, 86 Fuller, William E. 127, 153, 86 Gahan, Christopher P. 166, 188, 86 Galalioto, Michael P. 183, 86 Gallardo, Daryl M. 86 Gallegos, Robert A 11 6, 86 Garcia, Bruce F. 117, 188, 86 Garcio, rederico L. 86 Garcia, Walter R. 177, 86 Gillilond, Bruce W. 86 Giudice, Joseph J. 112, 86 Gonzales, M. Paul 188, 86 Gordon, Raymond P. 128, 86 Graber, Mark A, 114, 86 Gualano, Joe E. 86 Guebely, George E. 87 Gugliotta, Anthony P. 137, 124, 188, 87, 100 Gurule, Michoel G. 87 Haffley, Jerome R. 87 Hammervold, Gerald E. 117, 127, 168. U 87 Harradin, Craig E. 87 Harrington, William C, 87 Harris, Roger A. 87 Hotton, Daniel M. 115, 116, 117, 118, 1 19, 123, 87, 125, 135 Heaston, Lawrence W. 87 Henkhous, Ralph E. 166, 87 Hetherington, Thomas E. 115, 118, 119, 1 124, 128 Higgins, Patrick D. 87 Hobi, John J. 87 Hodge, William E. 87 Huerto, Steven M. 87 Infantino, Joseph N, 87 Ingles, Robert C, 87 Iftner, Mark D. 115, 119, 87 Johnson, Scott J. 168, 87 Johnston, Kenneth W. 109, 87 Jurkofsky, Michoel A. 87 Kenney, Timothy M. 117, 120, 124, 112, 166, 188, 87 Klingman, Steven K, 128, 168, 87 Knopp, James A. 87 Knight, Patrick T. 87 Lardizabel, Robert R. 112, 188, 87 Lorgorticha, Richard C. 87 Leger, Leonard J. 126, 87 Lievens, Michael J. 112, 126, 87 Littlejohn, Bruce E, 87 Long, Ceroid A. 115, 116, 123, 87 Lynch, Stephen R. 118, 124, 112, 87 Maher, Paul D. 122, 176, 183, 87 Maurice, Dean C, 87 McArdle, Glenn J. 102, 112, 126, 88, 8. McConnell, Michoel J, 166, 183, 88 McGoho, James F. 188, 88 McGroth, Patrick J. 128, 168, 88 Meagher, Steven P. 117, 168, 88 Mejias, Jose C. 183, 88 Merii, Gunther 126, 88 Merii, Reinhold 88 Metano, Stanley 88 Mijores, Raul C. 117, 130, 166, 88, 188 Mikos, John V. 128, 88 Miles, Richard R. 88 Miller, James G. 166, 88 Mobers, Fronciscus A. 117, 124, 88 Morley, Christopher R. 88 Morrissey, Martin A. 124, 166, 88 Muckey, Horold L. 117, 88 Mumey, Williom B. 88, 99 Munch, Pierre V. 166, 88 Murphy, Anthony J. 119, 88 Nader, Michael H. 124, 88 Negrete, Juon J, 117, 124, 88 Nestor, Croig C. 130, 88 O ' Brien, Patncl R, 127, 153, 88 O ' Brien, Timothy J, 166, 188, 88 Oka, James K. 88 Olson, James L. 88 O ' Neil, Thomas E. 88 Orchard, Joseph D. 128, 88 Podillo, Mario A 117, 88 Peorson, Mormon M. 112, 177, 88 Peck, Gory Steven 88 Platomone, Russell S. 112, 88 Powell, Williom P. 88 Pronovost, Gilles 116, 118, 119, 89 Puccio, Kenneth W. 89 Quinn, Timothy F. 112, 128, 130, 166, 89 Romirez, Michael R. 102, 110, 112, 89 84 Romirez, Paul D. 122, 89 Ramos, Luis 89 Razor, Roger V. 89 Renkoski, Daniel A, 117, 124, 89 Revelle, Robert 166, 176, 188, 89 Ricci, Steven J. 109, 185, 89 Ridder, Joseph D. 130, 89 Rideou, Carl H. 177, 89 Riegler, Rudolf P. 122, 117, 128, 89 Rittner, Peter P. 89 Romero, Alfred J. 166, 89 Rubio, Jean C. 99, 89 Ruiz, Joseph 102, 122, 115, 117, 124, 89 84 Sailler, Robert 89 Savolt, Terry E, 89 Schuiz, Robert P, 112, 89 Severns, James J. 89 Shields, John M. 89 Simon, Ernest A. 166, 89 Skelley, Daniel J. 127, 168, 188, 89 Smith, Earl C, 171, 89 Snider, Randall J. 153, 89 Sovich, Steven P. 89 Speer, Thomas J. 89 Steele, David E. 89 Steeneken, Cornells M. 124, 89 Stellino, Anthony F 89 Suorez, Korl J. 89 Sweet, Steven C. 1 76, 90 Tom, Wayne A. 118, 124, 128, 135, 90 Torres, Rene A, 122, 117, 124, 90 Touchord, Samuel P. 128, 168, 90 Treleose, Mork F. 128, 176, 90 Tremblay, Paul L. 127, 185, 90 Ureta, Marcos 90 Valent, Thomas M. 168, 90 VonSky, Timothy J, 90 Vergo, James M, 90 Vizzini, Joseph J. 90 VogI, Sigmund O. 90, 99 Wois, William G. 130, 166, 90 Weber, Michael J, 166, 188, 90 Winship, Ronald J. 90 Wisecaver, Joseph T. 90 Zapf, Robert J. 112, 90 JUNIORS Allen, Woyne 122, 93 Ambrosi, Richard 137, 124, 128, 93 Anger, Samuel 93 Archuleta, Steven 127, 153, 93 Anas, Richord 102, 124, 168, 185, 9 Barnes, Michael 93 Bortasavich, Larry 127, 128, 153, 93 Baumonn, Jose F. 93 Bautista, Roland 97 Beauchman, Leon F. 127, 153, 171, II 93, 92 Bellmore, Robert 176, 179, 93 Benson, Robert 93 Bernol, William 112, 118, 93 Bero, Greg 127, 179, 180, 93 Boone, Charles 179, 180, 93 Boucher, Donald 112, 118, 93 Boutte, Keith 1 18, 130, 94 Braun, Gory 130, 94 Brown, James 94 Bruechle, Steven 128, 94 Burnett, Darryl A, 171, 94 Cabrera, Joseph 94 Cant, Michael 94 Corey, Daniel F. 94 Colmon, Rod A. 188, 94 Conaty, Patrick J. 124, 188, 94 Conger, Steven P, 124, 94 Connell, James A. 94 Cooper, Eugene G. 188, 94 Cote, Leo J. 109, 94 Crayon, John J. 124, 94 Cullen, A. Bruce 94 Deokins, Kenneth M. 94 DelForo, Brice W. 94 Desiordine, Paul A. 113, Dever, Paul X. 126, 94 Dixon, James E. 94 Dragotto, Philip S. 110, Duncan, Darryl D. 94 16, 120, 123, 94 Elliott, Michael P. 94 Engelbert, Derek V. 94 Eskeli, Kerry R. 127, 153, 185, 94 Evons, John E. 124, 128, 94 Feeley, Thomos M. 188, 94 Fetter, Paul L. 94, 99 Fitch, Gregory J. 95 Frederick, Stephen T, 112, 95 Frederick, Steven W. 112, 95 Fredrickson, Nels L. 95 Gollwos, Williom P 130, 95 Garcia, James P. 113, 114, 115, 116, 118, 123, 124, 130, 95 Gioia, Michael D. 121, 1 1 2, 1 08, 1 1 4, 115, 116, 119, 123, 130, 95, 100 Green, Clarke P. 188 Gualono, Tony S. 119, 95 Noddy, John D. 95 Hamilton, James L. 94 Hommon, Rondol S. 102, 127, 153, 179, 95, 92 Hondo, Stephen G. 127, 153, 179, 95 Heaston, Ronald D, 95 Heing, Stephen 95 Hellmon, Mork R, 1 09, 1 1 2, 1 22 119 135, 179, 95 Henning, John D, 95 Herring, Bruce T 171, 183, 95 Higley, Thomas E. 128, 188, 95 Hodge, James R, 95 Holley, Chris L, 95 Hollis, Larry R, 95 Holt, David F. 130, 95 Hoxmeier, Stephen J. 95 Hughes, Michael V. 95 Hull, Stephen M. 95 Hurley, Brian E. 95 Hurn, Irwin L. 112, 113, 116, 124, 188, 95 Iwota, Michoel E. 95 Johnson, Tim L. 95 Jones, Steven R 95 Korpinski, Thomas M, 188, 95 Kennedy, Mike T, 95 Kennedy, Patrick James 102, 168, 95 Kennedy, Patrick M. 96, 92 Kenney, Kevin J. 112, 117, 120, 188, 96 King, Edward D. 127, 153, 96 Kolano, Thomas Joseph 96 Lafayette, Russell R. 116, 118, 96 Loffon, James R. 103, 121, 113, 108 115 116, 118, 119, 123, 130, 96 LaVoie, Kenneth J, 96 Lowrence, Ronald G- 96 Lindsay, Dovid S 116, 90, 96 Lloyd, Stephen F, 128, 168, 188, 96 Lopez, Lorry R, 127, 179, 155, 180, 96 Lucero, Poul A, 115, 120, 96 Madura, Robert W 168, 96 Moduri, Dale J. 127, 153, 96 McGee, Chester R. 96 Melilli, Dennis A. 96 Michalak, Stephen J 188, 96 Mickortz, Jomes 176, 96 Migler, Tony W, 185, 96 Miller, Larry P. 171, 96 Milligon, Jeff A, 127, 96 Moore, George D 96 Moreno, Albert L 96 Morrissey, Stephen J 102, 127, 153, 96, 92 Murphy, Michael 112, 115, 116, 118, 123, 96 Murphy, Robert E. 96 Nader, Charles A 124, 96 Namnan, Vincent J 116, 96 Nickles, Patrick E, 122, 128, 96 Nyeholt, Michoel J, 96 O ' Rourke, Ke 13, 115, 96 Peace, Dovid R 96 Perez, Kenneth 96, 99 Poirier, Beniamrn P. 1 1 2, 1 1 8, 1 1 9 123 124, 135, 188, 97 Prescott, Robert T. 188, 97 Proulx, Alain J, 128, 97 Quinn, Dennis M 117, 128, 97, 100 Reel, Ernest R, I 03, 1 1 3, 1 1 5, 1 1 6 118 120, 123, 124, 130 Raiche, Craig R. 122, 179, 97 Rainey, Rodger B. 97 Ramirez, Lynn J. 183, 97 Regalado, Robert M. 130, 97 Reinhardt, Greg L. 97 Reinig, Stephen P. 128, 97 Romo, Daniel G. 97 Ruzicka, Jerold J, 127, 153, 97 Santa Cruz, Mario I. 117, 118, 97 Sontoni, James F, 122, 97 Scasserra, James 124, 97, 92 Schinko, Reinhord S. 97 Schmolder, Greg P. 97 Schuman, Dean J. 98 Shadron, Ronnie T. 127, 153, 98 Sidrow, Michael R. 98 Summers, Craig T, 98 Sweeney, Thomas E. 98 Tatto, Paul V. 109, 116, 124, 128, 98 Thoerner, Scott J, 109, 98 Thompson, Richard W. 98 Tiberio, Michael S, 137, 98 Tippie, Cloide W. 109, 98 Tobin, Barry G. 98 Tremblay, Victor J, 153, 185, 98 Trevino, Richord J. 168, 179, 180, 98 Trudeau, Albert A, 98 Trujillo, A. Michael 98 Van Doren, Craig P. 116, 98 Vega, Anthony 98 Vidourri, Lionel M. 98 Villo, Paul A. 98 Voeller, Dennis A. 118, 98 Vusovich, Greg M, 98 Woterkotte, Dennis P. 188, 98 Weber, Theodore J, 98 Weitzel, Mark S. 98 Welch, James T. 98 Wheelhouse, Robert D. 109 112 127 128 153, 98 . . , Williams, Patrick G. 98 Wilson, Steven L. 98 Woolley, Michael J. 179, 98 Wooten, Monroe 102, 108 127 153 98 92 ... Woulf, Edward J, 98 Zopt, Philip M. 98 Zoppetto, Anthony M, SENIORS Abeyfa, David P, 37, 43 Aguilar, Michael J. 37, 127, 153, 154 158 Albao, Edward A. 37 Andrecht, Michoel E. 37 Arillotta, Don J. 37 Aspaos, James A. 38, 117 Astin, Darrel J. 38 Bobcock, Neil V, 38, 99, 65 100 103 132, 135, 1 13, 1 14, 116 Bologh, Richard B, 38, 103, 109 17 Bonks, Kenneth W 38, 122, I 1 4 ' 115 123 130 Barotti, David G 38, 127, 153 154 Barcloy, Leo W 38 Barela, Michael 39, 146, 127, 153, 154 Borker, Richard C, 39, 120, 185 Beordsley, Edward C. 39 Botello, Michael S. 39, 102, 110, 111, 108 Buchanon, William A 39, 109, 137 127 153, 185, 154 Buckley, Thomas A, 39, 13, 116, 135, 49 Burnett, Mark L 39, 109 Butler, Joseph K, 40 Corbone, Gary J. 40 Corothers, Francis B. 40 Carroll, Shawn M, 40, 52 Corson, James R 40, 103, 118, 123, 128 168 Cotonio, Jerry A, 40, 43 Chovez, John A. 41, 43 Chrisfensen, Chorles D. 41, 171, 172 Ciampo, Richard 41, 113 Cissell, Louis 41 Clemens, David K. 41 Coenen, Michael W, 41, 109 Cole, Joseph P. 42, 116, 120, 99 30 Cole, William P. 42, 43 Cosgrove, Byron P. 42, 127, 153, 154 Cron, James P. 42, 117, 52 Cuneo, Robert A 42 Domoiseaux, Herman 42, 53 Dorensbourg, Anthony G, 42, 99 Dekens, Dennis B. 43, 111, 141 Dellsite, Paul J, 43, 102, 136, 117 179 63, 36, 49, 41, 180 Delmage, John M. 43 DeMorco, Daniel E. 43, 117, 127 153 154 Dever, John C. 43 DeWan, Martin F, 43, 103, 127, 153 155 179, 180, 64 DiBartola, Steven P. 43, 113, 119, 65 DiPolmo, James F. 44 Donaldson, Max F. 44, 127, 168, 185, 186 Drogotto, Phillip S. 44, 1 13, 122, 1 15 119 65 Duarfe, Rolph M 44 Dzida, Stephen J 44, 103, 107 122 113 171, 173, 65, 64 Edwards, Mark E 44, 105, 153, 63 Ericson, Lars K. 44, 117, 153, 155, 185, 99 Fiorello, John P. 45 Fitzpotrick, James Mc. 45, 134, 144 113 115, 116, 120, 65, 47, 49, 100 Flanagan, Christopher P. 45 Froboni, Robert A. 45, 132, 133, 113, 116 99, 39, 55 Gallegos, Mark A. 45, 1 1 1 , 1 1 5, 11 7 119 123, 124, 127, 168 Gorretson, Steven M. 45, 103, 109 136 124, 65 Gosner, Michael W. 45 Goetz, Steven A. 46, 120, 135 Grovendyk, John 46 Grimmett, Lawrence C, 46, 1 03, I I 3 115 65 Hassel, William E. 46, 1 02, 1 03 111 144 122, 65, 61, 1 13, 1 14, 1 15, 1 16 Henne, Lynn W. 46, 130 Henning, Richard L. 46 Hutsell, James H. 46 Johnson, Christopher P. 47, 116, 120, 99, 5 Jones, Michael P. 47, 103 I 10 111 122, 113, 114, 115, 119, 65 ' Jost, Michael J. 47, 109, 134, 185 Kollok, Andrew L. 47, 1 1 1 , 1 36, 1 08 114 1 15, 120, 125, 130 Kay, Phillip C. 47 Kearns, Mark 47 Kelly, William T 47, 117 Kirsch, Henry J, 48, ' l02, 103, 110 111 109, 133, 1 13, 1 16. 125, 65 Kopma, Donald T 48, 111, 115 122 119 123 ' ' Lafayette, Dennis R. 48, 134 113 116 155, 100 Lordizobel, Armando L 48 Lee, Glenford 48, 113, 115, 120, 125 65 Lenior, Thomas B, 48, 121, 124, 185, 65 Leufroy, Rudy B. 48, 171, 172 Licon, Roul D. 49 Lissik, Stephen E, 49 Loera, Orlando J 49, 41 Lucos, Philip J 49, 41 Lyie, Terry P. 49, 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 34, 1 22 115 49, 100 Modoleno, Michoel 49, 1 1 7, 1 30 153 179 155, 180, 61, 37, 41 ... Mailloux, Steven J, 49, 111, 106 122 113 1 15, 1 16, 127, 153, 185, 155, 65 ' Manatt, Dennis M. 50 Monrique, Carlos G, 50, 111, 113, 114, 65 Moy, Joseph P 50 McMahan, Michael J 50 McMullen, William A, 50, 134 108 124 135 McPherson, Paul J. 50, 127, 153, 155 Miloni, Gerald J, 50, 111, 109, 106, 108 Milono, Frank J 50, 117, 127, 179, 180 Milligon, Thomas F. 51, 140, 104, 60 Monge, Ramon J 51, 117, 153 185 155 186, 36 Nestor, Troy E 51, 130 Nishido, Guy T. 51, 111, 135 122 113 120, 123, 168, 65 Ockenfels, E, Steven 51, 116, 118 119 123, 128, 168 O ' Neil, John L. 51 Ortega, John C. 51 Palmintn, Frank J. 52 Patricio, James F. 52, 127, 153, 155 Peak, Gregory J. 52, 127, 153, 155 Peck, William R, 52 Perez, Dovid 52 Philen, Robert T, 52, 144, 147, 105 150 65, 62 Ramsauer, John J. 53 Rondozzo, Philip G, 53, 109 Razor, James 53, Ricci, Michael R, 53, 109 Robinson, Thomas E. 53 Rocchi, David E. 53, 130 Ross, Audie M, 54, 102, 109, 147, 62, 36 Roussin, Donald C, 54, 141 Roussin, Ronald J, 54, 141 Sandoval, Gonzalo D 54 Sondovol, Manuel A. 54 Scouf, Richard L. 54, 185 Scherer, Williom R. 55, 110, 111 135 113 1 19, 123, 125, 127, 130, 168 171 185, 173, 65 Sengir, Peter C. 55 Shields, James O. 55 Siefers, Philip H 55 Skelley, Steven J. 55, 122, 127, 168 Snider, John C. 56, 115, 116, 125, 128 135, 89 Soderberg, Gory A. 56, 127, 153, 185 Stein, James D 56, 130 Stockert, William A 56, 122, 113 115 116 Sullivan, Bart F 56, 116 Treleose, Robert B. 56, 103, 121, 118, 125 65 Turner, David 57 Von Der Blomen. Paul 57, 117 Von Der Blomen, Robert 57, 136, 116, 120 124 Velasquez, Manuel 57, 153, 155 Vizzini, Sam L 57, 121, 1 18, 124 Voce, Frank P, 57, 120, 115, 116, 99 Voeller, Michael M 57 Webb, Donald J 58, 116, 120, 125, 99 Womack, Timothy R 58 Young, John A 58 Zine, Edward C 58, 141, 117, 1 79, 60 180 Zito, Carl M. 58 Zodrow, Michael P 58, 111, 113, 124 Zumbo, Jeffrey S 58, 109. 113 227 228 229 Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be your- self. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress your- self with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore, be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and what- ever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Found in old Saint Paul ' s Church, Baltimore; Dated 1692. ■ r w,. ,mk The EL PADRE STAFF of 1968 is extremely proud of this year ' s annual. We have endeavored to introduce new and varied ideas — unusual in the pro- duction of past yearbooks. To the staff, yearbook production is the sound of frustrations, of ideas, of compromises, and of disagreements. A year- book staff depends on many people, for many reasons. It is for these people that this is written, so that we may publicly thank them for their assistance. Mr. Jack Cannicott, our printer, who gave invaluable time and help in the production of this yearbook. Al Treretola of Alfred and Fabris Sfudio, who provided photography equip- ment for this year ' s year ' s EL PADRE. The Gugliosi Photo Co., who gave quality to all the pictures appearing in the EL PARDE. Henry Kirsch, who helped to make this book financially feasible and Dan Haffon for his many ads. Tim Bruckner and Mike Tiberio, for their excellent art work. The Serra High Faculty and Administration for their co-operation and pa- tience with this year ' s El Padre Staff. The advertisers and patrons whose financial assistance made this book possible. Our Moderator, Mr. Doug Reiss, for his constructive criticism and end- less co-operation. The Staff .« i - p n . JUNIPERO SERRA HIGH vs. Cavaliers JUNIPERO SERRA STADIUM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1967 8:00 P.M. 14th ANNUAL HOMECOMING GAME ST. ANTHONY ' S HIGH Dear Friends of Serra: Serra High School endeavors to develop a harmonious integra- tion of the intellectual, physical and moral capabilities of its students. These qualities do not function separately as can be seen very drama- tically in a sports program which although developing the body also teaches the elements of discipline, team work, mental alertness and accuracy. It requires a grace under pressure to perform well and to represent our school. We know that our Serra coaches have tried to instil l these goals in our Cavalier teams. We welcome you to see the results of their hard work . A football season is a result of many persons - coaches, faculty, the teams, the student body, parents and other loyal supporters. We thank each one for his part in our 1967 season. Sincerely, Brother William Bolts, S.M. Principal PETE LOPEZ Head Coach Athletic Director 2201 W. 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CARMEL CATHEDRAL CAVALIER ' S RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES VARSITY AWARDS JKT Outstanding Block or Tackle L,terceptio„ Touchdown or Re WATCH THEIR HELMETS TURN RED ¥ • • AGUILAR 3 BARATTI 1 COSGROVE 2 DEWAN 3 ESKELE Z HANDA 1 MADALINA 3 MCPHEARSON 1 MORRISSEY 1 RUZICKA 2 V. TREMBLAY 1 BEACHMAN COSGROVE HANDA V. TREMBLAY AGUILAR 1 BEACHMAN 2 BOYER 2 DEWAN ) ERICKSON 1 LOPEZ Z MADALINA 2 MCPHEARSON I PATRICIO 1 P. TREMBLAY I WHEELHOUSE ■ [-• --if A JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TO ALL STUDENTS. PARENTS 8, FANS OF SERRA: On behaU of the Serra Boo.ter. club I welcome you to the 1967 HOMECOMING GAME. With this game Serra will ha ' season and, while all of the scores h The first must be credited to Lopez and his Staff who have molded of these young men into a team of wh nplei The I hirda of its scheduled : not ended in the win column for the wo significant things concerning the ■eat team spirit. ; very able direction of Coach Pete m of which Serra is justifiably proud, part, to the team members themselves and, ■ the Students, Parents « Fans larger degree, to YOU - continued attendance at the games provide ti c i 1 spirit cannot be built. The Boosters Club salutes and thanks you and looks forward ti inued support in Serras ' future. Sincerely, gula urley, P «4id The 1967 Serra Cross Country Team is a unique group of CavaUers who race 2 mUes over various Los Angeles parks once With only one returning Varsity runner, Mark Gallegoa. Coach George Masa, S.M., has moved up Steve Skelley , Guy Nishida, and Dan Skelley from last year ' s Junior Varsity Team. Two sophmores, David Crowder and Jerry Hammervold were also brought up with s-n outstanding (rush runner, John Rachal. Semor Max Donaldson, school record holder for the Cenlinela Park course, completes the Varsity team. The top runners on the Junior Varsity Team are Pat Kennedy, Richard Arias, and Jim McGaha. A large 13 man Novice Team has been led by Jim Carson and Paul Viau. Traditionally the most relaxed group of athletes in a high Bchool sports program, the ' 67 Serra Cross Country Team Is aiming for the big meet of the season, the Catholic League ChampionahipB on November 10th. PRINCESS DONNA ERLICH St. Marys Academy Escort Tim Philen Student Body Vice President PRINCESS GABRIELLE RAUMBERGER St. Michaels High School Escort Marc Edwards CAROL ANN ALEXANDER St. Marys Academy Escort Tom Milligan Student Body President Dear Friends: I would like to welcome all of you to Serra ' s 1957 Home- coming Game and festivities. Tonight looks to be a very special night for our football team and students. This year ' s varsity squad has proven itself well deserving of the tremendous spirit shown at the games. With two Catholic League victories behind them and a hearbreak loss by one point against Mt. Carmel, our team has moved into a tie for second place in the Catholic League with Pius X. (A win tonight would put us in a tie for first place with St. Anthony.) So let ' s all give the team the support they need and have earned. I welcome all the alumni, parents, students and friends of Serra to the greatest Homecoming ever. The New Serra is finally here. Tom Milligan Student Body President FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . A-ONE FLOWER SHOP 2009 W. COMPTON BLVD. - GARDENA, CALIF. DAvis 4-4684 — FAculty T-0268 PRINCESS PAMELA PHILIPS El Segundo High School Escort Orlando Loera PRINCESS LYDIA VIGIL St. Michaels High School Escort Mike Botello Compliments of EMBASSY CLUB 15331 So. Vermont Ave. Gardena, Calif. THE GARDENA CLUB 1 5446 So. Western Ave. Gardena, Calif. THE HORSESHOE CLUB 14305 So. Vermont Ave. Gardena, Calif. MONTEREY RESTAURANT 13927 So. Vermont Ave. Gardena, Calif. NORMANDIE CLUB 1 4808 So. V estern Ave. Gardena, Calif. RAINBOW RESTAURANT 13915 So. Vermont Ave. Gardena, Calif. SERRA FIGHT SONG Oh when the great Cavalier Team falls in line, Were gonna cheer cheer, cheer them all the time, We ' re gonna fight, fight, fight, for victory, Oh ' yes it ' s good old Serra High to Victory. We ' re gonna fight, fight, fight for every yard, We ' re gonna run and hit and tackle hard, We ' re gonna roll old (opposing team) in the sod, !n the Sod, Roll, Roll, Roll. ALMA MATER Hail to the Red and Blue Our Alma Mater, brave and true Proudly our colors high we raise As we sing our song of Praise. Hail the Red! Hail the Blue! Righteousness of men so true, Sacrifice and Charity, Serra we honor thee. All Hail! All Hail!