La Salle High School - Centurion Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1966 volume:

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I f W I, -4 ' I III I I 3 ., .I I I Vg: Q ,ia-. im I Q+il,,,.,m . I+' ,.. I 4 .,-iwakff H 5' 'W' , M I I --V I ew I . .Il - , .l m -'Q 'F' ' ,m,:.,- ' IL L5 ti f-M I ..,. I - V, - 45 K!! DEDICATION FROSH-SOPHS ACTIVITIES 14 26 2 Tim e f m , - .A. y cw,.M,f e. S YR 1 WQK 7' . 6 Q 0 Ts M3 - ' , . ' JUNIORS ATHLETICS GRADUATES 48 60 92 3 We dedicate the Centurion I966 to the parents and students of La Salle through whose donations and gifts the new wing is being built and furnished. Far too often the parents' kindness goes unnoticed and is taken for granted, so we take this opportunity to thank the Parents' Association for its continued endeavors. We also wish to thank the corps of fathers who pounded on doors and contacted all the parents for needed financial assistance. Soon, perhaps, we shall forget their aid, but a new section of La Salle stands as a lasting monument to their generosity. TO THE PARENTS AND aTUDENTS OF LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL. . Our thanks also go to Brother Roger Celestine, La Salle's first principal. He envi- sioned the plans now finally being put into effect, with the gymnasium built in 1960, and the wing added in 1966. Since he is presently the Supervisor of Construction for the San Francisco Province of the Christian Brothers, he has worked closely on the plans for the new wing. His Eminence James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre Archbishop of Los Angeles Due to the encouragement and support of the Archdio- cese, La Salle was able to begin work for the addition of a new wing, in order to increase facilities for Catholic education in the Pasadena area. COMBINED EFFORT OF HIERARCH The San Francisco Province of the Christian Brothers has supported a wide-spread growth of high schools on the Pacific coast. The La Salle expansion is a part ot the program of the Brothers to increase their service in California. Brother Timothy Jerome, F.S.C. Provincial of San Francisco Province 6 Brother Stephen Martin, F.S.C., M.A. Principal Continually striving, to maintain high standards and to establish La Salle's academic reputation, Brother Mar- tin has strongly advocated the addition of badly needed facilities and increased enrollment. The new wing will fill a gap in the original plan of development of La Salle, which has been fully realized during Brother Martin's four years in office. NND BROTHERS LEADS TO EXPANSION Any addition to the school becomes an addition to the responsibilities of Brother Bede as Vice-Principal and Dean of Discipline. The present unity and spirit of the Student Body is due in no small part to his efforts and energy. Brother Thomas Bede, F.S.C., M.A. Vice-Principal FACl ENGLISH AND HISTORY Brother T. Harald, A.B., English, Religion, Giee Club. Brother R. Cormac, M.A., Librarian, Laiin, Mr. Joseph Coccaro, A.B., Chairman, Hisiory, Forensics. Mr. James Brown, A.B., Hisiory. Brother D. Eric, A.B., Chairman, English, Religion. CHAPLAIN Father Andre Auw, C.P. 8 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. Lucille Taillac, Secretary Treasurer. Brother Martin of Mary, A.B., Recorder, Alumni Director, Journalism. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Brother S. Philip, A.B., Mathematics, Master4Teacher. Brother A. Brian, B.S.,Biology, Religion, Pep Council, Sophomore Class Moderator. Brother L. Raphael, B,S., Chairman, Mathematics, Religion, Centurion, Freshman Class Moderator. Mr. Edward Fisher, B.S., Mathematics. Mr. William Hayes, B.S., Mathematics, Physics, Science Club. Brother B. Wilfrid, A.B., Chairman, Chemistry, Bookstore. LANGUAGES Mr. Frank Caudillo, M.A., Spanish. Brother M. Gregory, A.B., Spanish, Religion, Spanish Club. Mr. Robert Alcorn, Chairman, French, German, l.'Alliance Collegienne. Brother T, La Salle, A.B., Latin, Religion, Chairman of Religion. Brother L. Giles, A.B. Knot shownl, Chairman, Latin, Greek. Typical of the confusion and inconvenience brought about by the construction is the tem- porary bookstore, adjacent to the faculty room. Much could be said for the patience of the faculty, student body and Brother Wilfrid during the year in their cramped quarters. BASKETBALL Mr. Frank Caudillo, Head Baskelball Coach, Varsity, Baseball. Bro1l1erL.Giles, Freshman ICJ. Mr. Duffy Lewis, Athletic Director, B, Junior Varsily, Baseball. COACHES Brother B. Wilfrid, Tennis. Mr William Hayes, Swimming, Waler Polo. Mr. James Brown, Cross-Country, Track. Brofher W. Ernest, Soccer, Chess. Brolher Martin ol Mary, Golf, Dan Buccola Student Body President Under the direction of the President, the Stu- dent Council handles all the business of the Student Body. With representation from all the classes and clubs recognized by the constitu- tion, the Council allocates funds, arranges the calendar of events, decides on policies for the students and is responsible for the well-being of the school. Recently, in association with the Attending with rare formality to a Student Council Meeting are the Officers, the Class Presidents, the Club Presidents and the Editors. Left to right: Steven Salem, Casey Murphy, James McCracken, Michael Kenney, Ralph Riccobono, James Togneri, Dan Buccola, Dennis Callagy, Steve Gettinger, Glenn Willumson, Michael Hardy, Bruce Mclntosh, Walter Slavin, Paul McManus. Standing: Martin Kneier, Pete Barker, Ken Kaefer and Stephen Balak. local Catholic high schools, the Student Coun- cil has begun large-scale arrangements for increased communication between school leaders. This organization has already coor- dinated the social calendar in advance. A great deal of the responsibility for the suc- cessful expansion of La Salle will rest with the elected officers of the Council. Robert Robertson Dennis Callagy James Tognerl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Rousing enthusiasm is typical of Council meetings. STUDENT CGUNCIL R I ' + f' I I sn, at .A MI I-I , S may 1 L 1 H-I S5 xx 1' I B' Jim I 4 , 'B 5255 f . if I I I EBM If F LOWER DIVISION 1 +-4 1-N I V, ,nv SOPHOIVIORES , . , A ., f V, ,, ,, ff V s ' ' f 1 if ,K I . . , i ,,., V , , . , 5 - 'Q'.ft-'f2Q.' ' A f' 1 31 J9h,,l V, ,.,, I ig K, J ' Walter Slavin A President Soph ll , ,f Stephen Bolak President Soph I Thomas Hegarty President Soph III Sophomore Class Council: G. Pohlson. J. Stewart, T. McGrath, B. Baldwin, M. Gagnon, F. Werner, J, Specht, G. Slavin T. Kitchens, Br. Brian, Moderator. 16 -N. Top row: T. Barker, B. Barrett, J. Miller, F. Loborico, G. Legc1,D.Gcrcic1, J.Conroy, R. Malloy. Bottom row. L. Lindiecif, L. Didier, R. Kenz, T. Monohon, T. Iurossi. , Standing: G. Anderson, M. Binord F. Hatzenbuehler S. Ccrdellci, R, Meoglia D. Hendrickson, P.Hoffmon R. Brugger, T. Dembitz Kneeling: D. Corbett R. Harper, R. Lee. Standing: M. DeVoy, D. Collcgy, J. Word, R. Poquette, T. Romano, R. Morchosky, G. Spurbeck, T. Higgins, T. Zierk, M. Mclnerny, S. Johnson J, Gilles. Kneeling: T. Tuchscherer, M. Cotter, J. Geore, M. Porter. T. McLoughlin, P. Hodges, C. Kon Ter, J. Behr, C. Foley, D. Smith, G Turner, M. McKc1y,T. Manning, M Sabo, L. Young, Botfomz J. Bornelf, T. Willett, D Dowell, D. Kornowski, J. Dclforio, T Eshom. Top: C. Sczcoso, R. Bolton J. Borecki, B. Gendron, M. Geno vese, M. Higgins, P. Kelly. M. Bell, D. Legacy, J. Moe, D. Banis, P. Tellez, D. Dorazio,C. Scheller, C, LeBeau, J. Dalton, W. Grivich, M. Evans, D. Dan' iels, T. Girvan, Bottom. R. Barfolo, J, Townsend, C. Tinucci, G. Clarke, W. Martin, C. Dignarn, Top: J. Sloss, R. Konoske, J. Harris, J Harold, I.McAdam,J.Wrigl11. J l 9 Botiom. K. Hurley, F. Miller, E. Lieber, Top P. Wood, J. Krause, E. Parnell, J. Palmer R. Slavin, C. Cox, B. Van Kuran, T, Gerke. FRESHIVIEN Vi: Paul McManus Presldenl F-l Arlhur Ramirez Gene Buccola President FQ Presidenl F'3 -SR if Q 4 cf: gf V ya 1 ' 'V .Ka t Freshman Class Council: J. Baugh, J. Wilson, W. LaRue, H. Bafoille, D. Gross, M. Alberls, M. Ralh, P. Bell, T. Courtney, Brother L. Rapl1ael,ModeraTor, i 20 Bolfomz J, Hopkins, B. Bodai, J. Chaix. Top: J, Duncan, E. Chisholm, M. Dole, W. Glausser, T. Hcilsfed, J. Burke, C. Fisher, A. Hines, J. Gifford. ips Bottom: S. Yunker, P. Slroup, E. Schi- avone.Top: M. Sullivan, R. Wilcox, C. Tripoli, E. Sumner, B. Roche, K. Welch, J. Stewart, R. Weir, D. Sullivan, J, Stevens. First row: R. Lifschi, P. Pierce, T. O'Shea, M Merfeld. Second row: S. Karnowski, P. Kolbe P, Lindley, J. Nuccio, S. Kromka. Third row: M Kaiser, T. Iacino, T, McCreary, M. Jaqua, J Kasper, Boffomz L. Brunn, J. Ameduri, P, Collins, R. Cudlip. Top: J. Francesconi, R. Bremer, K. Crawford, M. Dimura, J. Craig, G. Burch, C. Allaire, C. Cummiskey, B. Amar. W. Jacobs, M. Kennedy, V. Konoske, G. Giangregorio, J Hermsdorf, P. Reinboli, M. Quirk P. McCormick, B. Morris, D Hamman, W. Marino, S. McLean J. Normandin. Boffom. J. Sremmler, R. Stafford, S. Zeeman, J. Schweiner, A. Turn- bull, R, Valencia. Top: J. Wrighi, T. Sanford, M. Rue, D. Ward, P. Tucker, T. Toomey, C. Thompson, M. Riedel. J. LaPafka, R. Larson, M. Meskell, N. Huntley, J. Manlz, C. Murphy, K. Murray, S. Miichell, M. Mazzei, P. Pink, R. Powers, J. Manning, R. Mayer, P. O'Toole. L R. Bensinger, J. Aubuchon, P. Connor, D. Haupt, J. Buetfner, C. Cornet, P. D'Errico, F. Gioia, W. de Lorimier, C. Dembrowski, P. Gagnon, R. Barcelos, Leonard Fox. Bottom: G. Tolberf, D. Rogers, M Vaughan, R. Westfall. Top. W. Shipman D. Roy, D. Stclniford, J. Sieinmeier, R Wagner, J. Weisenberg, P. Urbonas, K Ripple, O. Shoreihose, R. Young. T M'3iTli A noteworthy event in the early part of the year was the First Annual Sophomore Invitational Tricycle Race. The participants were few but enthusiastic. The mechciniciwere keptbusy in tl-repit by repeated difficulties. 24 Wbiivax ' . 'vs' 5 was BEGI The high spirits of the Lower Division has proved by the successful Initiation ending with the Field Day games and Welcome Dance. Another effort has been made in the dire of providing a Lower Division bus fo league games. my ,Ai t LZ,L ,,.. t Q sophomores with the support of the hmen are strongly in favor of a Class Lident on the Student Council. hort the Lower Division has capably taken :lace in the Student with a great deal of iusiasm and promise. Several events of Frosh Week are the Lower Division games, won this year by the sophomores, and the dance in the evening finally marking the acceptance of the Freshmen into La Salle's Student Body. Wx Qi ani' , 25 A -ii 5 5 ,Jw E, V r ff RQ 1 sf 2 ww K , gp.. I . K K7 I wg I, ACTIVITIES . my f L., I ai 1 W Q ,Iw:Wf if I llql VILI i I . gf 5 I PM t vb- :M J M, I I H ....,. V . , , I I I, I I M :M f K ., 1 K Vw J , A3 ,... . -f-f':k-I PM F W ' 1 P' I W ' v'-- ' A, H fivl. ,K MW'-M kwmwmwwmw ,. xii v, , N wg 'WA . , l -ml ,W A 253' , Q -,,M. i Editorial Statt: Brad Boland, John Mattei, Jim Togneri, Walt Meskell, Rory Moore, Steve Salem, John Blackstock, and Steve Gettinger, Editor, seated. .S ,CQ Brother Martin of Mary, Moderator. 28 LANCE A well-informed student body makes an active, spirited school, The task of keeping providing information is the function of the newspaper, The Lance. The paper serves as a channel of communication between the adminis- tration, the organizations, and the students. Timely and interesting newspages keep the student up-to-date on the activities and changes at La Salle. Feature columns and articles give insight into the lives of individuals and lend a touch of humor to academic life. The sports pages record the victories ofthe teams, and help keep participation in all fields high. The editorial pages present ideas to the students and to the administration, and provide a forum for opinions. Editor News Business Feature Sports Entertainment Production Photography Art Showing hesitant pride In the Edward Dickson Award of UCLA to the best High School newspaper are several ofthe staff with editor Steve Gettnnger Steve Gettinger Jim Togneri Gary Anderson Walt Meskell John Mattei Rory Moore Brad Boland Steve Salem John Blackstock 'hw in-,f-af' James O'Lea ry, President, Checking the Honor Roll board with mixed joy and disgust: Michael Curran, Stephen Brown and Robert Clarke, NATIONAL HONGR SGCIETY 5 ll . nan-vu actin snug Ol' U log slug il' Seniors. P. O'Donnell, R. Jacobs, G. Moore, W. Meskell, G. Geare, J. Legacy, J. Winter, A. Fox, J. Keese, S. Brown, M. Curran, S. Salem, K. Kaefer, E. Nott, B. Boland, P. Barker, M. Plummer, T. Mulqueen, W. Jagielski, R. Clarke, L. Bolton, M. Murray, J. Kelly, D, Weinstein, T. Heney, B, Mclntosh, 5. Gettinger, S. Murphy, P. Burke, R. Bigler. 30 Y Q K 1 Scenes from the Peanuts Dance. The Honor Society of La Salle differs from other organizations in that it is the local chapter of a nationwide Society. As a service club, the Society sponsors a bi-monthly newsletter, coordinates the se- mester honors program, and administers and corrects most standardized and admittance tests. As a social body, it sponsors an annual dance, a banquet, an induction ceremony, as well as college tours and programs ot general interest. La Salle is iustly proud of the number of students who have gained admittance to the Society, and of the excellent contribution mode to the academic and social atmosphere ot La Salle High School. a . .gg si 53,2 Juniors: D. Sweeney, J. DeQuattro, K. Simonian, G. Willumson, F. Zwart, A. Tanguay, A. Sielen, R. Rios S Fuoco R Matheny, J. Wright. Fine Arls Chairmen and Officers: Roberr Clarke, Bruce Mclnlosh, James Kelly, Lawrence Bollon, and Rollin Noll. FINE ARTS FCJRUIVI Members: front: T. Manning, G. Geare, W. Marlin, T. Barker, M. Hartfield, J. Belcher, G. Ladesich, S. Brown, A Guiierrez, L. Bolton. Back: G. Willumson, J. Kelly, M. Rademacher, T. Heney, A. Bataille, D. Buccola, W. Fox, S Boggs, R. Rios, S. Geflinger, S. Murphy, P. Barker, P. O'Donnell, J. Feeney, R. Lepperl, E. Sexlon, J. Blackstock, R Greco, and Bruce Mclniash, president. 32 ,ag Bruce Mclntosh, Robert Clarke, .lim Kelly and Sean Murphy, at Fine Arts Bulletin Board La Salle Fine Arts Forum stands alone as the Student Body's link to the world ofthe arts. This year, more than ever, it has shown itself to be one of the most active organizations on campus. The F.A.F. began this year with a completely new idea-that ot La Salle's first Annual Fine Arts Film Festival. Co-sponsored by the National Honor Society, the Festival was the brainchild of Brother Harold, moderator. lt presented notable examples of the art ot movie-making. The Forum also presented what many thought was the best dance of the year, The FAF Affair , a spoof of the secret agent craze. 5 ferr? is ,. A , .fr Q ' H r. H an X' .5 f Qs rf 0' fi e 5 4' F 'fm 'Q .3 Larry Bolton and Rollin Nott setting up art exhibit. 33 Brother T. Harold, Moderator Pep Council on a recenf excursion: Broiher Brian, moderator, Casey Murphy, Alan Sielen, Pele Barker, Tim Sullivan, Rob Roberison, Pal Boland, a hand, Tony Hernandez, Gary Pohlson, palm Tree, Tom Anthony, Walt Slavin, and in the front: Hoover Kneier, Lucky Giambas1iani, Rick Riccobono, Larry Lc1Pafkci and Jim Togneri in the poison ivy. PEP COUNCIL MUVTTU Knelef, President. Brofher Brian, Moderaior. 34 Tim Sullivan, Head Cheerleader ...if sig! Year after year the Pep Council has taken on the responsibility ot guiding school activities and spirit through the athletic events and rallies. The Pep Council has also the sponsorship ofthe Cheerleaders and rooting sections. Busses to games are provided and paid tor. T3 X.. 5:-me L.. 5' 'I Cheerleaders: Tom Anthony, Marty Kneier, Tim Sullivan, and Pete Barker. 35 Va rsity Club Moderator Mr. F. Coudillo 5 'QU -N M,- M The Varsity Club Officers include: Mike Murray, Alan Fox, Mike Hardy, and George Cabo? VARSITY CLUB ., nQ,,,f..w., A W, ,. , -..Nw Varsiiy Club: R. Jacobs, B. Jagielski, C. Murphy, C. Mispagel, A. Fox, M. Hardy, R. Noir, M. Curran, J. Keese, S. Getfinger, M. Plummer, M. Siemmler, P. Barker, M. Murray, P. Hagerty, J. Lynch, M. Evans, K. Kaefer, D. Sanfilena, M. Kenney, G. Cabot. 36 Bob Jacobs in The Varsity Club concession sicind Varsity Club members Jim Lynch ond John Keese help out Mike Plummer in time of need. W-sg-ww. Editors: Gregory Geare, Robert Leppert, Brother Eric, Michael Murray, Larry Bolton, Stephen Gettinger. The school literary magazine, ldyll, affords the student body a bi-annual opportunity to put prose, poetry and art work into print. A yearly contest, judged by the English department, selects outstanding poems and stories for publication. IDYLL of W..- ' ,fi Mike Murray, editor-in-chief, addressing the staff. 38 l i l Under the direction of Brother Harold, The Glee Club has many times proved itself worthy of praise. This year has been no exception, The annual Christmas concert started oft the year's events. Spring Showcase V was the most outstanding performance of the year. The Glee Club continues to provide chances for creativity in music tor the students. GLEE CLUB N 39 Brother T. Harold, Director. hue Sfudem Advisory Board: John Keese, John Blcicksiock, Michael B Mariin, Principal. 40 ell, Robert Robertson, Chairman, ond Brother S The Social CommiTTee has Taken on The large jobs of managing and decoraTing for dances and oTher social evenTs, as well as The impos- ing Tosk of siTTing Tor The annual picTure. The STudenT Advisory Board under The direc- Tion of The STudenT Body Vice-PresidenT, is The official means of communicaTion wiTh The ad- minisTraTion. Their TrequenT polls serve To ad- vise The principal of needed improvemenTs. Social CommiTTee, in an unusually organized meefingz Fred Tate, Tim Sullivan, Jim McCracken, Brad Boland, Pete Barker, chairman, John BlacksTock, Frank Tucci, and Tom AnThony. An informal meeting of The Forensics Group. Mr. Coccaro, Moderator. 41 wus The sfoff of The Cemurion os picfured above ore from lei? To right. P. Tellez, B. Kneier, B. Villogron, J. Blocksiock, P. Helin, C, Murphy, G, Geer, T. Steinrneier, T, Barker, M. Hcxrifield, W. Von Kurcln, L. Wynne, P. Wood, F, Zwort, J. Polmer, M. Comerford. CENTURION . 57, The Centurion Editor-in-chief, Casey Murphy ond moderator, Brother Raphael. +-Q Edifors: John Blocksiock, Frank Zwori, Mike Horlfield, Bryon1Villcgron, and Tim Sfeinmeier, The yearbook sioff diligently works To mee? cl deadline. 43 French Club Officers: Conrad Bodai, Tim Heney, and Mark Morelli. L'Alliance Collegienne has as its aim the cultivation of student interest in the French language and culture. This is achieved through the use of films, field-trips, guest speakers and cultural exchanges with other schools. The major activities include the annual Initiation, Banquet, writing contests, and the French Congress held oft-campus. LANGUAGE CLUBS L'Alliance Collegiene 44 X i ,fx A 1 'T f .. X , A i C mage? if Q ni faqs- 551. 4 ly, ' 'Y-by 'T , fail-2 1 La Sociedad Hispanica caught in a somewhat unguorded moment. Art Gutierrez is pre La Salle's first Spanish Club is finally established with a motive to stimulate an interest in Spanish culture, people and their customs. Under the direction ot Brother Gregory, the club has taken part in activities such as touring historic sections of l.os Angeles and taking port in the traditional Las Posadas, which takes place in old Olvera Street. vsyw E ,,,.,,r Q . I O Mr. Robert Alcorn, Moderator. 45 sident. Brother Gregory, Moderator ff ' f it Club officers: Frank Zwart, Eloy ltuarte and Steve Salem, president. As a part ot high school education the Math and Science club is the only extracurricular activity aimed at bringing an appreciation ot the sciences to the student, The club does this through its annual proiects and by demon- strations given by faculty members and stu- dents. ln addition, each student is encouraged to enter a project in the Science Fair. As a sidelight, the annual Auto Rallye allows the entire school to participate in an activity entirely different from any other the school otters. IVIATH-SCIENCE CLUB 4 45 ,X - ,.,,,, ,Q . L v ' , 'lf inn Math and Science club members include: Greg Renn, B. Jagielski, B. Mclntosh, A. Tanguay, S. Salem, M. Mcgrath, F. Zwart, P. Burke, D. Giangregorio, R. Hession, M. Dimura, E. ltuarte, D. Weinstein. 46 Mr. Hayes, Moderoior. . 9 f ff! ig ,fn 'xii VW W The club's annual cor rcllye isbn.. I '111,1wsMQ7PiS5?5H www-y , Bw., An anxious purficiponf clwaifs the sforf of The rcllye. 3 f 4 ,V X? 1' is L 9? 'S 1 Q , 'Viv mi sv My W H z ww -' -www W av E ,il djs: If 'hll! sg? 'ii-ff 'F :'. f- --:, ' 414. ,V -Q . , fi' My gn'r0r'5 JUNIGRS Glenn Willumson President J-1 JUNICJRS Ralph Riccobono Junior Class President Alon Sielen Presiden1J-2 Dennis Dusfmon President J-3 ,,...f Junior Class Council: E. lfuarie, R. Galcssi, P, Tcnhl, B. Kneier, L. Brown, J. Giclmbusfiani, D. Holman, J. Dykzeul. 50 .Q 'Hors John Albade Thomas Anihony John Belcher Leo Black 'WRX QY f'L- i9' John Blacksfock Conrad Bodoi Robert Bouttier Thomas Bressan iidh V-nv Lawrence Brown Walter Brown Donald Burke Edward Carlson 'TW fimrww Hd': ff'R siv' ,N -M. Joseph Cavanaugh Michael Chezik 5-I Charles Clark Steven Cook fffi' 5 is rf i f ,fwfiffifgssfssffifimigii Ted Collins Brian Connors Richard Corseffi Michael Crain Richard Cudlip SJW Anthony DeClue James DeQuaf1ro David DeVaney Anthon Digiovanni Gre or Doose Larr Duersf JohnD kzeul Y 9 Y 52 Y Y Eugene Elerding James Elko Vincenl Fisher Warren Fox 'Wi Michael Garbarini Gary Garrison A 1-at Joseph Feeney Frank FiSher Stephen Fuoco John Gendron ,awww CVQ ,ff f.,, 1 Reno Galassi John Giambostiani Brody Graham Willillm Green Michael Griffin Mark Harris -ii .p Z. f 'P-N,-1 MA A A vita d'! r JGFUSS HGVT Michael Hartfielcl Phillip Helin Robert Hession HP -.-1...-1 Tl1OmGS Hession David Holman John Hunfley Eloy lfuarfe -QW-+A. f' Steven Johnson Thomas Johnson SfevenJunal1 Steven Kelly H ,i,, ' 5' :::f':2gfj55f1i,,2: L, Z f f S - .11- ,W ffm M,-2 , L.. S .,,k U. ,, 7 ,b ,W ,yiy m y qu err mv Jeffrey Kirsl Brian Kneier Henry Krofzer Frank Kromkci nf mr' Sim' ,M--. 1 1 . Dennis Lodes John Loel Pe1erLuiTen William McCaffrey ,fn Kelly McCcur?er Kevin McCloud -ldv? QQW' A jftkf 2, -'QV W .. WTA-,we -K- Williom McCormick David McDonald fi 'rv W funn V,A,.-f' Rober1Moiiino James Morino RoberfMotl'1eny ChorIesMispC1gel vi' William Morehart Charles Muck David Olender Robert Perrie Paul Pfau Frank Powell James Quclndt 'lf . ,qg-., xml Louis Quirk Douglas Rakich Jeffrey Ray JGITICS Reedy Harold Reinholz Robert Rios Robert Roberison Gregory Ross Jon Scheffing 'llf'173 ' , . Kenneth Simonian H immw fe 1 Robert Sullivan Patrick Tohl Armand Tanguay Edward Sexton Paul Seymour Timothy Steinmeier Michael Stemmler Roderick Sullo Dennis Sweeney Robert Tessieri Anthony Thompson ,,gF 5 594' Mark Trudeau Hurry Von de Von Ronald Veronese Bryant Villugrcxn mi? 'Y if-war W 95' J J ,wi Dion Vincenf Phillip Woile John Word Jeffrey Weigond Harry Wemple John Wichershcm Dennis Wiebe Robert Wiedenfeld WWW- John Wright David Wiemer Francis Zwart Br. Martin, Anthony Kane and Sam Tesoro review results of year's activities. ALUMNI Activities of the Alumni Association have taken a step forward this year under the inspirational leadership of its President. The organization also began this year a program llfor the future with the founding of a scholarship fund to be used by the students attending La Salle each year. The appointment of an executive committee to plan events and help bring about full participation in the alumni activities has helped greatly in the reorganization of the group. ln an effort to show their continued gratitude and loyalty to La Salle the Lancers ofthe past are planning other fund-raising activities in order to keep pace with the expansion program begun this year. Also during this year the classes met for individual reunions for the first time. The annual homecoming game against the Varsity brought back the greatest number of graduates in event's history. All of these happenings mark a new era in the Alumni Association, an era which will continue to show results. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE T965-66 Anthony Kane '60, President Sam Tesoro '62, Secretary-Treasurer Gerard Garrigan '60 James Ferandell '6I Terry Trousdale '62 Neil McElwee '63 Joseph Geare '64 Justin Jaqua '65 Brother M. Martin, FSC, Moderator '19 w.-1.465 , Thomas Hugh Gaffney '65 H947-I966J l Members of the Class of T965 renew old acquaintances at the Sno-Ball aft 59 er their first class reunion. Nb kg' QM! SQ? Q, 'ir Qg'Q'Qjf 25 -1 f.h' Z -0, Q , we , f my ,,m.., .fwsq ' - 'f91,.--am: ., , ,L I an L5 L QQ f, ' iwiw, - 4 H- Uu- lffm A , , T gm' -' . f-Q:g-!,r,- 4 fra :iz 3 Q,-ff K ..,,. .. . Q-4:5 7 ' K A Q: -- I r 35 , M Q S S? ,SMX Q f I ,,,,,,,,. V ,W ATHLETICS ai a is , gif' 1- - -fn' ug. A 4 1- 4 . A '55 . 4 . 1 N , , ak 1? s mv ' it i Q -2-1 -in 5 0 MA M,,,M..,, ly 1 'V xinwmaizf W' Q :nw 1 L wif M 'H-an-x .1 -f N ,, .I . A K. . I gl 'M W, ,141 M-x,,,.,q, 5 l G - at 'P ,V 1 3 brit A up an k ,,.L .m,.Q,A.., A gf 1 , Pi' A ' Y? S?2Lx:f K . nh-mm ,I M, , .I W N ' M-w an . mm Q Milf -'M ximuv K? f 5 , -we www . wwf, 9' U! 'H ' M' ,Amit was as A - 3 ,nu if-W 4 1-vw an u- my 'uv rms ki g 'N . 3 1 E Q N SGCCER La SaHe's new sport, Soccer, did very well this year with a Varsity record of 5 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. VARSITY Back: A, Gutierrez, M. Gagnon, B. Bouttier, J, Giambastiani, W. Gamboo, P. O'Donnell, E. Sexton, D. Leary, M. Cavanagh, and Br. Ernest. Front: J. Craig, G. Garrison, B. Martin, M. Garbarini, J. Comertord, D. Digncim, R. Moore, B. Tres, and C. Cummiskey. Br. Ernest, coach: Varsity and Junior V arsity Soccer kr ,W nf 1 ' D . 'ffm ygmlh if f I J , f . 'J -QAW ,sa r x' J J A .AJ , v ., ' M -wwf! If U X . M, , '. , J V is .,-19 , ea J A KN' se. - . 62 VARSITY LEAGUE RECORD: Pomona Catholic Mission Citrus Salesian Verbum Dei Pater Noster St. John's St. Bernard's Salesian Verbum Dei St. Bernard's St. John's Pater Noster Goalie J. Come fo d pre ents a goal against La Salle. W. Gamboa sets up M Garbo in for pass as E Sexton looks on Back: J.Craig, T. Bressan J Schetflng J Belcher R Malloy Br Ernest W Fox P Gagnon P Kelly and C Cummiskey. Front: P. Bell, S Yunker J Stevens J AuBuchon J Hopkins and P Pink JUNIOR VARSITY LEAGUE RECORD Pomona Catholic St. Bernard's Salesian Pomona Catholic Pater Noster St. John's St. Bernard's Salesian Pomona Catholic St. John's Pater Noster The Junior Varsity finished up the season with league record of 8 wins, 2 losses and l tie Gamboa Gutierrez Dignam Martin Tres Bouttier Leary Pink Bressan Bell Aubuchon Stevens Mclnerney Varsity men Dignam and Garbarini move into scoring position. Most Valuable Players lReferee's votesj 8 6 4 3 2 2 l 7 4 3 3 2 1 65 A point saved! WATER PGLO VARSITY X Bock: F. Kromkc, I.. O'Toole, J. Del George, C. Scheller, J. Feeney, R. Gcllcssi, D. McDonald. Froni: R. Jacobs, R. NON, P. Hegorty, B. McAdom. 66 Mr. Hayes, coach: Varsity, Bee and Cee Water Polo. Bock: C. LeBe0u, B. Kneier, J. Reedy, T. Zierk, M. Mozzei, and P. Pfou. Froni: T.Hegcr1y, D.Bc1nis, ond A. DeClue. BEES L CEES ilurf' Buck: B. Bensinger, C. Kanter, J. Lopofko, K. Ripple, P. Hoffman, C. Horn, ond D. Conroy. Front E. Schiovone, D. Dorczzio, and W. Jacobs. 67 GOLF VARSITY if G. Moore, R, Corsehi, B. Boland, J. Elko, and D. Murphy. Br. Chrisliun, coach, Vo rsity Golf. Br. M. Ma rfin, couch, Junior Varsity Golf. J. Howard, L. Didier, M, Porter, C. Kon1er,J, Weigond. JUNIOR VARSITY Back: E. Collins, T. McGrc1il1, W. Grivich, G. Spurbeck, cmd J. Wright. Front: D. Collagy, L. Young, J. Geore, D. Haupi, J. Gifford, and B. Brugger. 68 J fee? if ' M h , . q J . J 4. r W , t ,Qi 4 M, . . J Z 5 4 . Varsity: J. Villagron, T. Westfall, S. Gehinger, L. Didier, P. Barker, B. Morris, B. Villagron, W. Van Kuran, E. Parnell J. Miller. Coach: Brother Wilfrid. TENNIS Junior Varsity: P. Sfroup, M. Kaiser, J. Fruncesconi, M. Rue, J. Gifford. Coach: Brother Wilfrid. 69 ,f L CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY . . K I - I I V 3 'S X . if J ww gyy , y , K 8 ., Mr. f 1' wg, , , . ' ..,. SSW-milf we . . K I In Q ' EAM .ff V I V . - . X Mgr. M. Jaqua, G. Cabot, M. Evans, A. Fox, M. Hardy, M. Stemmler, F. Fimbres, L. Duerst, and Mr. Brown. The Lancers finished first in league play and had 8-I record for the year. They were fifth in the CIF standings. .FZ-si -I - JUNIOR VARSITY Standing: M. Rath, Mr. Brown, M. Page, D. Garcia. Kneeling: A. Sielen, and J. Ward. 70 P. Lindley, R. Weir, J. Chcix, C. Tinucci, J. Bough, and Mr. Brown. - They're off! The winner, NOVICE WSF f ' 1 Til 'n W Q 5 ,.,V , . , gig ww-9 - .V S ' -. 1 . L L .Q Q ,V r ' law? I , 3 E f' Ly , 1 if ' I J -. j p f A n , r ns ,xi Ltlfff W , W ff . V , ' 7L':' wfiff if :iw gif' W . 1-ax X , Q' , fs 1, ,lk I' X 1 'P-5 'Y-L l 1 1.5 45 4.5 di.. A . Varsity: J. Blackstock, D. Garcia, M. Bell, T. McLoughlin, M, Reilly, A. Sielen, S. Cock, L. Duersf, M. Curran, F Fimbres, M, Evans, R. Maifino, J. Ward, M, Page, M. Alberts, A. Thompson. TRACK AND FIELD Bees: J. Baugh, R. Weir, E. Elerding, P. Bell, R. Morchosky, D. Dorazio, C. Thompson, T. Higgins, J. Harold, J. Nuccio, P. Hodges, J. Comerford, J. McKeougl1, D. Ward. 72 Cees: M. Dale, T. Iarossi, T. Toomey, R. Stafford, J. Normandin, J. Chaix, P. Lindley, K. Welch, J. Duncan, P. McCormick, J. Lukes, F. Gioia, J. Burke, S. Yunker, P. Hoffman. T966 Season Feb Blair High Mar Cathedral Mar 5'Bishop Alemany Mar ,'Pa1er Noster Mar +Sain1 Francis Mar +Pomona Catholic Apr Bishop Amaf Relays Apr 'San Gabriel Mission Apr i'Bishop Mora Salesian Apr Bishop Amaf Apr Mt. SAC Relays Apr kleague Prelims May fLeague Finals +San1a Fe League Meets 73 Coaches: Mr. Jim Brown and Mr. Ray Cineceros Pole voulter J. Comerford. An afternoon workout , , 'Fw m. W Y 74 , W 5 . r ' , :i 'X , x H 1 .Q 'fs Rag ,I Q iw 512 5 '56 . ,v. ze. sv:-5 Q' 'f 'A -nu ,g , ,3 2 Lk aw- X X2 Sho! put1er T. McLoughlin. -'sf .4 V4 Speed kills! M. Crain goes over the bor. 'mf mvr w ' k - . s gm. f , . K . .. . L ' ,A N I i' e X ' J 1 - ' A my , nf - 51' .-. , ' .. 1 2 1 SL fmziklhan Varsity: back. F, Kromka, P. Hegarfy, M. McKay, M. Harris, V. Fisher, J. Quandh front: R. Jacobs, D. Banis, J. Feeney W. Brown, R. Galassi. SWIMMING AND DIVING Junior Varsity: back: T. Zierk, T. McGraTh, R. Wiedenfeld, T. Higgins, middle: M. Quirk, T. Tuchscherer, R. Bensinger, A. DeCIue, J. Wrighi, Jacobs, T. Eshom, R. Kenz, L. O'TooIe. 76 J. Palmer, J. Mazzei, J. I.aPa1ka, J. Mantz P. Pfou, front: O. Shoreihose, T. Barker, W H in 1966 RIO HONDO LEAGUE Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr San Marino Bell Gardens Temple City San Marino Bell Gardens Temple City League Qualifying Meet League Finals QBell Gardens , , ' f:,,,,X , ! , fu zuzyiuib Vq q ,I tltk L 5 A 1 , ,,, Manager: Bob Cudlip F' ' Y ,-: ? ' i.. J . . V ' V . ' ., L, N ,,,. G V... ..,h ..E,.3,g,,g.,..,......,..... if . ' ,, - f, 2 . ' . . .' : M f -- .. ,. , -WW f,.3:, - Q f .., .qi , ..... ..,,,v-gi i w .ic ,, ..,p f ,,q - , f r . K AA . . ., ' -- 'fbumnu 3 P V' QF 'nasal' P WH' ' f ii, P r .:f- . ,V T' . ,.. I . . 7 . 5 1 -1 VH ':- ffii,f1zg...- i , 1 , ' ,ii,i:Q,1. 2Xf 'J 1 m m H . ' L M ' Hn WC 1 ' nnn , A L J- jgyfie P G L if 2 ff., IQ L , -W V P .,.i -- .. - , ' .il ' L MA 'J , ' Q . 7 'P ' 1 'L'- au- .. i is !. ' L',' X .- ' A ' -A . f 'WD W - ,,.' 5 . g . if -33. . . -:-1 , rip W in r LZ. k.:: . Sui? ig I' N 5 Ag 'fer' r 5 42, 'fx 3- -' if .. Q P. 'P .. .J , L',L K . .. .. ,,. . L . or in , .. 1 L If? Z ' im' fi.. ' K - -f g 6 ' Pffi .e. L - -' - , f ,gezgl ,,,f, f..,.,ia.:.5. f 'iw -'S 'fm ' . ., wp... .. 4 V 'O -T ow: M r. J. McManus, J. Togneri, F. Tale, K. Kaefer, L. O'Toole, J. Keese, J. Lynch, M. Murray, R. arsi y, op r g Veronese, R. Tessieri, M. Gagnon, and Mgrs. M. Horn and P. Collins, bottom row: J. Maffei, P. HegarTy, G. Clarke, G. Geer, J. Sfewart, J. Dykzeul, and C. Mispagel. BASEBALL ff . , . A 9 L 5. ff. l - . L Wi ii ii L ' A Junior Varsity, top row: M. Mclnerney, J. Sloss, J. Krouse, B. deLorimier, J. Weisenberg, T. Kifchens, S. Balak, middle row: C. Allaire, B. Harper, F. Warner, P. Pink, G, Pohlson, G. Garrison, M. Goode, T, McAdams, boiiom row: E. Lieber, D. Daniels, T. Hegerty. 78 15 Feb 25 Feb 1 Mar 4 Mar 8 Mar 11 Mar 15 Mar 16 Mar 18 Mar 22 Mar 25 Anar 29 Mar 1 Apr 5-7 Apr 12 Apr 15 Apr 19 Apr 22 Apr 26 Apr 29 Apr 3 May 6 Anay , x, X Gary Garrison demonsfrafes his batting style at one of the early practices. 1966 Season Muir Chaminode Calhedral Webb Duarle Blair ST. Francis Webb +Salesian . San Gabriel Mission Bishop Alemany 'Bishop Ama? +Pomona Catholic BABE HERMANN GLENDALE -TOURNAMENT 'Poter Nosfer fSalesian YSon Gabriel Mission Bishop Alemany Bishop Amat 'Pomona Catholic ST. Francis Pafer Nosfer 'K Santa Fe League games Jim Weisenberg up al ba? in fhe Duarfe game VARSITY BASKETBALL 1965-1966 Team Mike Curran Glenn Willumson John Winter Joe Legacy Ken Kaefer Jim Lynch Andy Bataille Mike Plummer Mike Alberis Mike Murray Doug Smiih John Keese Mike Kenney Steve Brown Pat Hegarty Dave Sontilena Bruce Mclntosh Richard Mispagel Managers Bill Jagielski Bob Wiedenfeld Coach Mr. Frank Caudillo 80 The Lancers, after a slow pre-season start, nearly upset the league with an undefeated season. Until a close game with powerful Bishop Amat, the Lancers main- tained a perfect record. Several close games left the team with a 11-3 Santa Fe Record and a third place, and a total year record of 16-8. The team finished third also in the Arroyo tournament, only losing to Pasadena. .lohn Keese was named to the all-tournament team. John also set a new individual scoring record of 37 points. 165 Pre-league Season La Salle 64 South Pasadena 72 La Salle 61 Cathedral 65 La Salle 77 'San Gabriel 62 La Salle 67 kAlhambra 65 La Salle 43 fPasadena 49 La Salle 68 'Arroyo 60 La Salle 65 Notre Dame 86 La Salle 42 Loyola 51 La Salle 58 Cantwell 55 La Salle 69 La Salle Alumni 63 'Arroyo Tournament Games l ai , Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle Salle 66 Q 1 vol, Dave Santilena for two against the Alumni team. Age took its toll and La Salle 69, Alumni 63. 1965-1966 League Season Pomona Catholic 50 Pater Noster 61 Bishop Amat 56 San Gabriel Mission 48 Bishop Mora Salesian 58 Bishop Alemany 43 Saint Francis 50 Pomona Catholic 38 Pater Noster 7O Bishop Amat 62 San Gabriel Mission 57 Bishop Mora Salesian 60 Bishop Alemany 44 Saint Francis 63 John Keese Watches as Mike Plummer sinks on eosy one clguinst The Eagles. i The Lancers pu? two more points i agoinsf The St. Francis Knights. ...J Jim Lynch backed up by Mike Curran. f ,ff is ale Dave Sanfilena puts up anofher of his game-stopping oufside shois Many of the season's poinis were mode by John Keese with a fast drive which invariably was good for two. A desperate moment during the Poter Noster game with Scntilencz doing the work. sc-X X . ,ees The Vorsity's big Freshman Mike Alberts making trouble under the bucket. During the Saint Francis struggle, 0 unique moment when no one seems to wont the boil. Mike Kenney, Ken Koefer ond Mike Murray doing their best to avoid it. 1965-1966 TEAM Brian Roche Larry Brown Mike Genovese John Krouse Mark Trudeau Hank Bafaille Tom McAdams Mike McKay Jim Harold Steve Cardella Paul McManus John Blacksfock Sfeve Balak Steve Johnson Gary Pohlson Charles Mispagel Rich Corsefti Larry Young Tim Girvan BEE BASKETBALL MANAGERS Jim McManus John Dalton Ed Schwartz Coach Mr. Duffy Lewis With the quiet leadership of Coach Lewis, the La Salle Bees went through their season with their usual conti- dence and high-scoring. The results ot a very strenuous pre-league season were excellent, including a 3-round set in the Pasadena High School Tournament. Going into the Santa Fe League, the Lancers were up against a highly organized system ot scouting on the part of the other Bee teams. However, they finished the season with a 12-2 record and the League Championship tor the titth straight year! Many other records were set during the year. Highest scoring game ot 115 points against Cantwell, highest scoring quarter ot 43 points and highest individual score for a game tor Charles Mispagel with 53 points, 1965 PRE-LEAGUE SEASON 1965-1966 LEAGUE SEASON La Salle 55 Crescenta Valley 71 La Salle Pomona Catholic 72 Crescenta Valley 56 Pater Noster 63 South Pasadena 43 Bishop Amat 79 Cathedral 38 San Gabriel Mission 71 Chattey 44 Bishop Mora Salesian 88 Notre Dame 36 Bishop Alemany 73 +San Marino 55 Saint Francis 55 t'Monrovia 61 Pomona Catholic 46 AEI Monte 49 Pater Noster 115 Cantwell 58 Bishop Amat 82 Loyola 36 San Gabriel Mission fPasadena High School Bee Tournament. Bishop Mora Salesian Bishop Alemany Saint Francis 88 1 ws Y, . . ff V. is ' ' 2 5 4 K i s .W 1 ii sg, A if Q M X 1 Q. A vw . 'ss . '52 ' A K W wg il? Q. N Q14 if i?'i!5 W' i X if :-- . 5. . Ai vsfifw Q K ,i g :L I 1 ,N Q X N is H .f f Q, f W , ,f if K fa. Q N i in iii K L W 336, , if f , fi, ,. - 1 'gi ar, N, LH, 4 AQ f E Y iff 5' sa W i l965-l 966 Team Bob Konoske Gary Anderson John Lukes Rich Bartolo John Nuccio Michael Rath Jim Wilson Tom Romano Paul Hodges Sieve Kromka John Geare Fred Werner Larry Brunn Bill de Lorimier Don Gross John Burke Bob Baldwin Mark Kaiser Ken Crawford ' Ruben Ma rchosky CEE BASKETBALL Managers Pete Hoffman Dan Dowell Don Hamman Coach Brother L. Giles The La Salle Cee Team finished what may well be their finest to date. Under the direction of Brother Giles, the Cees went through a whirlwind pre-league season, handily beating all opposition. Going into the Santa Fe League the only real problem posed was that ot the Amat Lancers, easily defeated 41-39 in the first round. However the Cees dropped the next one to Amat at home in a double overtime, 31-29 thereby losing a perfect record. The team finished the league 12-2 and took the title. Many longstanding records fell in this most successful season. The highest scoring game was set at 81 points against Pater Noster. Also the highest scoring quarter ot 26 points, cis well as the individual scoring record ot 36 points for Bob Konoske, were all established this season. 1965 PRE-LEAGUE SEASON 1965-1966 LEAGUE SEASON La Salle 70 South Pasadena 35 La Salle Pomona Catholic 49 Cathedral 40 Pater Noster 48 Chaffey 44 Bishop Amat 56 Notre Dame 31 San Gabriel Mission 53 Loyola 44 Bishop Mora Salesian 56 Cantwell 16 Bishop Alemany Saint Francis Pomona Catholic Pater Noster Bishop Amat San Gabriel Mission Bishop Mora Salesian Bishop Alemany Saint Francis Double overtime. CHESS CLUB xx. 'S Y 'W was 'V . ' '35 T of 3' A i t. :-. if 'X' Q X rt '. 'A The nucleus of this year's Chess Club includes lstandingl A. Turnbull, J. McManus, T. Monahan, R. Abdalla, F. Miller, K, Hurley, lseatedi M. Dimura, R. Lee, M. Cotter, Bill Jagielski lPresidentl, S. Mitchell, C. Dembrowski. !2s, 'Lf' , ... . . ..1 ft s is-. . Q if 1' 'tt ' ivy f' ' AM. ' H L Discussing an upcoming match are Brother Ernest, mod- erator, and Bill Jagielski, president. The La Salle Chess Club, new this year, made itself heard in interscholastic chess competition. Entering its first tournament, the Cantwell Invitational, it took first honors over such schools as Loyola, St. Bernard's, and Cantwell. It also fared well in its meets with individual schools. The Chess Club is made up ot 27 members interested in bettering their game. It includes all types ot players, trom beginners to 'lexperts, and is open to the entire student body. During the second semester, the Chess Club asked tor admittance to the Student Council, only to be denied by a small rnargin. 92 a s bw H1 xg rf' 1 21525 we fiisfzgm f mWNm:.,1,,L ,, J ,k,VV Y r .K i... . R k .wg X 3 , , 4, I M' 5 RW y Q gk V , A 4 3 .1-gif? 5 1 X1 Q4 f ,1 M., . is 85,85 . ,, by Quik at K V k A 7 A? I 5 we W ., m'v'- s 1k K5 if iw , it 5 R sl ,. 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BroTher Harold has masTerminded The Showcase for five years, wiTh The help of a large sTaff of enThusiasTic faculTy and sTudenT body members. The sef-consTrucTion, The lighTing, The ushering, all aspecTs of The produdion require long planning and a greaT deal of work. But all eTforTs are well rewarded inthe annual show. if 'P , ff F -- f ' .- Wy-5' ,Qa'ff ' I ' lfii l ' fy -. Y 41,5 i s 1 R ' :-' 51' Y 4 TH ...af E CLASS OF '66 . f . . + M A ,Q h.'.-w A -. , fir uw , e 3 A - W T' 'ey ,, 1 X ... k . ik 45 ff: A 'I K . ., 1 In ,., I W M ,. I x Mfg .Ak P' :gk in 'K ., E 4? L S7 1' .A I. .mf nfl- +4 .. I, .,,. ,,-im isis uh k Q. uf- . f . j 1 - U., .gig-asf wig,-1 'wiv N-sez . .Wagyu Jfeggigxf,.f5M..,5Yg,,,,g',f2l.,sg,fy 1fi,sgQ,.1?4 KM .. h L fffw 5 H M, Q m,35A-.55 M- ,ik-11. 1+-,, wwf f- , r Q H -I W. V wzfet. pimms wggiig 4 . - 'L ,'w1,f'l I w J at J S E Q . V7m? kQg?, ,-.:a.cqWif,, ,, X .. 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BROTHER T, BEDE Senior Closs Moderator SENIGR GFFICERS KEN KAEFER MIKE KENNEY President Senior 1 Presiden1Senior 3 JIM MCCRACKEN President Senior 2 99 PETER BARKER St. Rito's Social Commiffee 3,45 Senior Closs V.P. 45 Pep Council 45 Tennis V 2,3,45 Honor Sociely 2,3,4. ROBERT BIGLER Holy Angels Cross country 35SpGl'1lSl1 club l,25 Honor Society 3,4. LAWRENCE BOLTON Holy Angels Fine Arts Forum 2,3,45 Glee club 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Lance Sfoff 3,45 Cenfurion 2. ' F ki we f .. -f JAMES BARRY Sf. Ritds ANDREW BATAILLE ST. Elizobefh Vorsity Bosketboll 4. Dromo Club l,2,35 French Club l,2. STEPHEN BOGGS St, Ritds Glee club 2,3,45 ldyll 4gDTClI'T1C1 3 BRADLEY BOLAND Sl, PhiIip's Pep Council 2,3,45 Honor Sociely 23,45 Fine Arls Forum l,2,3,45 'Sw Lonce 2,3,45 .l.V. Golf 2,3. Fine Arls Forum 2,3,4. STEPHEN BROWN SS. Felicitos 8. Perpeluo Closs president lp Vice-president 3,45 Varsity boskelbcll. fff f -. , DANIEL BUCCOLA Assumption Srudenf body sec. 25 Junior class pres5 Sludenl Body Pres. 45 No- lionol Honor Sociely l,2,3,45 Chairman-inter-School council. 6 PETER BURKE St. Rifci's Moth ond Science club l,2,3,4 I JUDGE BUSKUHL Immaculate Conception .l.V. Golf, l, Water Polo, 3, 4 Seniorproiects. 1 GEORGE CABOT Holy Family Cross Country V. 2, 3, 4, Tr0ClK, lf 2, 3, Varsity club 3, 4, Senior class sec., Sophomore council, ROBERT CLARKE St. Luke's Baseball QVJ 4, Basketball CJVJ 4: Fine Arts Forum 2, 3, 4 Ser-lf Honor Society 2, 3, 4 lSec.j, Latin Award l, 2. O JOHN CRAIN St. Andrew's Track 2,3 qai, wp, aqskefboii 2 lCl, Water Polo 3. THOMAS CANNY Annunciation C. Track, l, B. Track 2, Cross Country 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Polyglot staff 2. 8 ? BRIAN COFFEY Holy Angels Political Science Seminar 3, Hu- manities 4. 6 Mike cuRRAN sf. Philipis Basketball KCl l, lBj 2, QVQ 3,4, Track lBl l, Nl 2,3,4, Honor Soci- ety 2,3, QVPQ 4, Varsity Club 3,4, French Club l,2,3. MICHAEL CAVANAGH St.Rita's French Club 2, Drama Club 3, Homeroom treasurer I: Soccer Team 4, ' s TOM COSTON St. Rita's Forensics 2,3,4, CCD 3, Honor Rall 4. DICK DANlELS Holy Angels Spanish Club l,2,3. T. s f Qs 5, . . JOHN DEL GEORGE SS. Felicitcls and Perpetua Track lCl lp Swimming QJVQ 2, ANTHONY DeVOS St. Elizabetl'1's French Club 2, Track 2, Senior Proiects, Water Polo QBJ 3, Wi 4, Fine Arts Forum 3,4. asf, , l F FRANK FIMBRES St. PhiIip's Cross Country lVl l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Water Polo 2, Honor Roll l,2,3. I 1 'sr ALAN FOX Immaculate Conception Cross Country lVj 2,3,4, Track l,- 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Senior l Secretary-Treasurer 4. A is GEORGE W. GEER San Gabriel Mission Baseball uvy 2, 3 ivy 4, varsity Club 4, Yearbook 4, Forensics 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, lim. , 1 xi fi .L 2- f 'K M R. 1 STEVE DREILING St. Philip's Senior Projects. JOAQUIN GAMBOA Sf. Rito's Soccer 4, Track 4, Costa Rican delegate. STEPHEN H. GETTINGER St. Therese Lance 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Tennis l,2,3,4, Fine Arts Forum 3,4. GREGORY GEARE Holy Angels Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Idyll 3, 4, Fine Arts Forum 3, 4. , as sxiz-,. 0 GERALD GIOIA Holy Angels Spanish Club l,2, Spanish Club 2, Homeroom President 3. ARTURO GUTIERREZ Assumption Soccer V 4, Spanish Club President 4, FAF 3,47 Chess Club l,2, Track C l, bg, S isss TIMOTHY HENEY St. Therese NHS 2,3,4y French Club l,2,3,4, FAF 2,3,4, Drama Club l,2,3, Glee Club 3,4. PETER GONZALES St. Rita's Spanish Club l,2,3, Baseball JV l,2,3. KEVIN San Gabriel French Club l,2, Math-Science Club 2, Senior Activities 4. MICHAELHICKEY lmmaculate Conception Senior 3 sec-treasp Senior activi- ties. WALTER GOODEY Immaculate Conception Lance 2,3, Glee Club 4, Journalism Day 4. r RALPH GRECO Holy Family Glee Club 2,3,4, President 4, 9 ..: STEFAN HANSON Sacred Heart Forensics 47 Journalism 3, Lance 4. I jf. A , gp ARMANDO HERNANDEZ Assumption Senior Class President, Basketball B 2, Cross Country JV 2, Junior president. Spanish Club l,2, Fine Arts Forum 4, Yearbook 4. J PAT HEGARTY St. Therese Varsity Club 3,4, Senior Class Treas, Water Polo V 3,47 Baseball V 3,45 Basketball V 4. N, NORMAN HOVSEPIAN SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Track, B 2, V 3, Cross country 3. 1 ievggc A BILLJAGIELSKI Assumption Basketball Manager I, Varsity Club 4, Honor Society 3,4, Math and Science Club 3,4, Chess Club l,2,3,4, 45 2 K M ROBERT JACOBS Assumption Varsity Club 3, 4, Swimming V 2, 4, Water Polo V 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Golf JV I. - Q i sf JAMESHUGO St,Tl'ierese Lance I, Centurion 2, Initiation Committee 4, Senior Concert committee 4. E E JOHN KEESE Holy Angels Honor Society 2,3,4, Baseball l,2,- 3,4, A.S.B. Vice President 3, Bas- f, if JAMES KELLY Annunciation Fine Arts Forum 2,3,4, Honor So- ciety 2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Showcase Construction l,2,3,4, Basketball 2. KEN KAEFER Assumption Basketball V 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Cross Country 2, Homeroom Class President l,3,4, Honor Soci- ety l,2,3,4, i MIKE KENNEY Assumption Varsity Club 4, Spring Showcase 3, Basketball B 2, V 3,4, Baseball 3, Homeroom President 4. Icetball l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. MARTIN KNEIER SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Pep Council 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Homeroom President 2. 'i be ' 3 i f fs a , , WILLIAM KOENIG SS, Felicitas and Perpetua Honor Society 2, Water Polo B 3, Swimming JV 2. GREG LADESICH Holy Angels Spanish Club 2, Fine Arts Forum 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Glee Club 4. JOSEPH LEGACY St. Philip's National Honor Society 2,3,4, Basketball QVQ 4, Homeroom Class President l, Baseball l,2,4, Fine Arts Forum 2. a ' mi llil ,L I , ith ,Z , f .W ROBERT LEPPERT St. Elizabethls Fine Arts Forum 3,4, Lance Staff 4: CCD 3,4, Bookstore 4. - s, WILLIAM LUMAS Assumption Spanish Club l,2. Q X43 5 isp wsu , ,W JAMES LYNCH St. Philip's Glee Club l,2,3,4, Basketball C l, B 2, V 3,4, Baseball .IV 2, V 3,4, Tennis JV l, Varsity Club 3,4. LARRY LA PATKA 5, Holy Angels . Pep Council 4, Spring Showcase 3, 4, Freshman Initiation Committee 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Senior Class Folk Concerts 4. St. Philipfs Basketball QCD 2: SOCCGV lvl 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4: l-ONCE 4- DAN LEARY MICHAEL LORENZEN ' Assumption Glee Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Wikr 0 Freshman initiation Committee 4, rf Spring Showcase 2,3. THEODORE LUITEN Immaculate Conception Spanish Club l, 2. BRENT MCADAM Immaculate Conception Glee Club 2,3,4, Fine Arts Forum 2,3,4, Lance 3,4, Water Polo 2,3, 4, Honor Society 2,3. JAMES MCCRACKEN St. Luke-'s Homeroom President 4, Baseball JV l,2, Student Advisory Board 2, Senior Concert Committee 4, So- JEFFREY McKlNNEY St. Philip's MARTIN McGRATH cial Committee 4. L, 5 JOHN MAFFEI SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Basketball l,2, Varsity Baseball 3,4, Lance 2,3,4, ldyll 3, French I,2. St. Luke's Lance 2 3 4- Chess Club l 2 3 4- Legion of Mary l,2,3, Math Science Club 3,4, Forensics 2. BRUCE MclNTOSH Holy Family FAF Chairman 4, Basketball 1,2 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, NHS 2,3,4 Student Council 4, 5, L c 4,- I QV, W : ,. R ,.,s GARY MATTHEWS Holy Angels THOMAS MALOOLY Holy Angels Yearbook 2,3, Drafting 3, Spanish Club l,2, Showcase Construction 2,3,4, Glee Club 4. NHS 2,3,4, Lance 2, Math and Science 2,3, FAF 2,3. RlCHARD MISPAGEL Assumption Varsity Basketball 4, B Basketball 3, B Swimming 2, Spanish Club l,2, Humanities 4. , , T WALTER MESKELL SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Feature Editor Lance 4, Pep Council 3, NHS 2,3,4, French Club l,2,3. FRANK MARINO sf. Philips Forensics 2,3, Music Forum l,2 CCD l,2, GREGORY MOORE St. Elizabetlfs Golf V l,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,4. RORY MOORE SS. Felicltas and Perpetua NHS 3, 45 Swimming V 25 Soccer Y 45 Lance Editor 45 Drama Club 2. CASEY MURPHY lmmaculate Conception Junior Class Sec-Treas5 Yearbook ' 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Pep THOMAS MULQUEEN Assumption NHS 2,3,45 Yearbook l,2,35 Ma- th-Science Club 45 Spanish Club l,2. Council 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3. l 1 EUGENE NOTT St, Luke's FAF 2,3,-'15 NHS 3,45 Spanish Club l,2,3. if o MARK MORELLI St. Andrew's Tennis Jv 2, French Club i,2,3,45 -,hw Math-Science Club 25 Lance 4. o MICHAELMURRAY W- Holy Angels NHS 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,45 S5 Baseball V l,2,3,45 ldyll Editor 45 Basketball V 4. DENNIS MURPHY St, Rita's Golf V l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 4, 9 in JAMES O'l.EARY St. Elizcibetlfs NHS 2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 ldyll 3,45 Polyglot l,25 Student Council 4. PATRICK O'DONNELL St. Luke's Glee Club 2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 FAF 3,45 ldyll 45 Soccer V 4. be ,R ,., PETER O'SHEA St. Philip's French Club I, 2, Math-Science Club 3, 4, Drama I, Senior Pro- iects. MICHAEL PLUMMER Assumption NHS 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook 2, Public Relations Staff 2. 9 MICHAEL PAULSEN Music Forum l,2,3, Manager V. Basketball I, Forensics 2. D JOHN POLLARA St. Luke's Social Committee 4, Basketball I, 2, FAF 4, NHS 2,3,4, Baseball l,2. :Le I , , ' . 2543 STEVEN SALEM St. Elizabeth Math and Science Club, NHS 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Photography Staff 2, 3, 4, Polyglot 2, 4. DAVID PFOST Immaculate Conception MICHAEL RADEMACHER Holy Angels Yearbook 3, Glee Club 4, FAF 4. 9 DAVID SANTILENA St. Elizabeth Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 3, Var- sity Clula 4, Sec. and Treas. 3 Student Council 3. 5 GREGORY RENN St, Therese STEVEN SCHMIDT . St. Elizabeth FAF 4, Tennis 2,4. ROBERT SCHULT Sl. ElizabeTh's Glee Club l,2,3,4. DENNIS SHEEHAN ST. Elizabelh's Senior Acfiviiies 4. ALEXANDER SUPPLE Sl. Andrew's Spanish l,25 Yearbook 4. ROBERT TRES St. Ri1a's Soccer V 45 Baseball JV 35 Senior President 45 Secretary l,2. O 'mi JAMES SUTTON Holy Angels FRANK TUCCI St. Luke's FAF 3,45 Social Commiiiee 45 Sen- ior CounciI5 Lance 3,45 Yearbook l. FREDERICK TATE ST. Luke's Baseball Jv i,2, v 3,4, PAF 3,45 Yearbook 25 Social Commifiee 4. 5 JEFFREY VILLAGRAN Holy Angels Lance 45 Tennis 45 Yearbook l,2,35 Sfudeni Council 2,35 Track 253. 6 TIMOTHY SULLIVAN Assumption Cheerleader 3,45 Track B l,2, V 3,45 Social Commiitee 2,3,45 Pep Council 3,4. 1 JAMES TOGNERI Sf. Therese Siudeni Body Treasurer 45 Base- ball JV l,2, V 3,45 Pep Council 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 SAB 3. DANIELWEINSTEIN S1. Elizobe'rh's NHS 2, 3, 4, FAF 2, 3, 4, Dromo Club l, 2, 3, Moth-Science l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. 'fb--nw THOMAS WESTFALL Annunciofion Dromci Club 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. l, Tennis 4. 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