Our Lady Queen of Angels Seminary - Prep Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

When I was a child, I used to talk like a child, think like a child, and argue like a child, but now that I am a man, all childish things are put behind me. The Prep Volume 27 The Seminary of Our Lady, Queen of the Angels San Fernando, California Four years is not too Long —but it is sufficient. It is long enough for small endeavors (that in themselves are great accomplishments). And as each obstacle is en- countered and conquered, we learn a little more, we forge ahead a little farther. This is growth - a physical mental and spiritual devel- opment. We do not make great strides but progress step by step — and each moment. Though our pace is slow it is also constant. Our growth is directed towards a very real end-perfection. With such a goal in mind shall we best serve Cod and Man. Our best example to follow is Christ Himself. Indeed, He becomes our ultimate ideal. Thus our challenge is ex- actly this: to become the WHOLE MAN —Another Christ. Dedication In the person of our Seminary Rector we have one who always strives to be the Whole Man - the Other Christ. In recognition of his sterling example and his devotion to duty, we dedicate this annual to the Very Reverend William J. Mahoney, CM. ■ God is the direction of our growth in light of the Mass and the Rosary. Physical endeavor broadens our growth. Knowledge Gives Depth to our Growth n 12 V administration editors joeje tony smit ;rapher don gluec... businessman mike galindi moderator rev. william reaflf, cm. contributors everyone student portraits grant r. lippert HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MclNTYRE Archbishop of Los Angeles THE ARCHBISHOP The Lord made a covenant of friendship with him, and made him a prince, that he should possess the dignity of priesthood forever. (Sirach 45, 30) ADMINISTRATION V MOST REVEREND ARCH-BISHOP TIMOTHY MANNING D.D., J.C.D. MOST REVEREND JOHN J.WARD, D.D., J.C.L. MOST REVEREND JOSEPH P. DOUGHERTY, D.D. 18 ADMINISTRATION God made with him a lasting covenant, appointed him high priest, and blessed and glorified him... (Sirach45.8-9) RIGHT REV. MSGR. BENJAMIN HAWKES Chancellor- Vicar General VERY REV. MSGR. LAWRENCE J. GIBSON Director for Vocations ADMINISTRATION 19 KDcomisuKmicm ■ m ' .«mIPMI The most vigorous plant was once a seedling that needed careand constant attention. We as seminarians, here in the seeding ground, are aware of the diligence, zeal and fortitude exerted by our parents during our early years to form and fashion us in our physical, mental and spiritual growth. We are aware also of the time and trouble spent by teachers in the grammar grades to further that growth. And we have also the awareness at the present time of the efforts expended on us by the teachers here at the seminary. Happily, for us, these teachers are not just educators. Rather, they are people concerned about our greater welfare - spiritual as well as mental - in their desire to direct our minds and hearts to Cod. As individuals dedicated to Christ, they reflect our own ambitions and goals. Energetically, they share the joys of Christian union with us and do all they can to nurture our growth. The Very Reverend William J. Mahoney, CM. rector latin Reverend James Nouws, CM. vice-rector latin 22ADMIN1STRATION Rev. )ames Cairns, CM. assistant dean of discipline history Msgr. Carl Gerkin seminary procurator chant Sister Kathleen Brady, C.S english, history It is the true office of a teacher to show us that God is, not was; that Hespeaketh, not spake. R.W. Emerson 24ADMINISTRATION Nonecan teach admirably if not loving his task. A.B. Alcott ADMINIST RATION 25 26 ADMINISTRATION Education has for its purpose the formation of character. Rev. Robert Bradley physics, biology, religion ADMINISTRATION 27 Father Joseph Cokus history Father Nugent, CM. music Father John Cubbins latin, greek 28 ADMINISTRATION . I Rev. Peter Diliberto, CM. math ADMINISTRATION 31 Mrs. Jacqueline Cranham acts as Father Nouws ' correspondence secretary along with her office work. Her son John works in the kitchen. Ladies in the Office Mrs. Betty Light (above) is Father Mahoney ' s per- sonal secretary. The mother of a priest, Mrs. Amy (left) is also an office worker. w Chow Time Alphonso Barreto (bottom right) is the head chef, responsible for filling several hundred hungry mouths daily. Alfredo Godinez (pictured next to Alphonso). Thomas Barlow (above), and Moises Guzman (top right), assist him. For institutional cooking their meals cannot be beat. EFFICIENCY, THE MEN WHO MAKE IT (ABOVE) Romulo Marquez is in charge of the east campus. (RIGHT) The west side is looked after by Fiducio Junior Tapia and Simon Tapia. Art Ballin, school engineer, repairs mechanical apparatus that go haywire. Language does not provide a barrier with the Sisters of the Pious Schools. What is lacking in words is made up with hand gestures and mutual under- standing. HAPPY FACES BRIGHTEN THE REFECTORY Sister of the Pious Schools: Sister Felisa, Sister Christina, Sister Maria Jesu, Sister Asunta, Sister Mercedes, Sister Matilde, Sister Dolores. • ' ,.■•?£. H TIME RufCa §m m a e.s HAS PASSED, n ?fc,i? ' - THIS YEAR feat HSwkv Wife H! -■ ■• ft ISGONE. WE DO ■■ ' ■ ' :. NOT MIND, BECAUSE -.: ' . ■-■, . ' :, ' ' . WE KNOW THAT, TOGETHER, hub WE HAVE GROWN. Senior representatives: S.Ruda, C.Williams, D.Heney, M.Benson, M. Heher, B. Greer, B.Koller, L.Olson, M.Galindo, R.Pesquiera. Seniors: Finally at the Top Senior year is one of mixed emotions and ideas: turmoil and serenity, uncertainty and decision, confidence and insecurity. Much emphasis is placed on the future, the next year. So many conflicts and persistent problems that demand immediate attention. It ' s made easier by the experience of the past three years. The days and the hours are slow, while the weeks and months run fast. It seems familiar yet there is a hint of change. Some- times there ' s a sense of being alone and other days there is a feeling of great independence. There is the knowledge that we shall not pass this way again. And, above all, the realization that this is not the end but the beginning. Dennis and Mike find time to relax. 38 SENIORS SENIORS 39 JEROME BEARDSLEY SA NTA A NA Immaculate Heart of Mary MICHAEL ANCELO MARKBELISLE ANAHEIM Saint Boniface MARK BENSON CANOCAPARK Our Lady of the Valley THOMAS CAHILL BEVERLY HILLS Good Shepherd CRAIG COX POMONA Saint Joseph ' s JOHNDEMPSEY SUNLAND Our Lady of Lourdes MICHAEL FLORES SANTA PAULA Our Lady of Guadalupe 40 SENIORS MICHAELCALINDO JOSEPH CLOWACKI DONALD CLUECKERT PICO RIVERA THOUSAND OAKS SIMI Saint Hilary Saint Paschal Baylon Saint Rose of Lima PAULGOBBEO SANTA ANA Saint Callistus +Yh ROBERJGOSSELIN AZUSA Saint Frances of Rome (ABOVE) Senior Duane Kanitz actively participates at a class Mass. (RIGHT) Mich- ael Flores helps Lee Olson with his Math. SENIORS41 JB Ijt f m M Don Clueckert on the move. WILLIAM GREER PALMDALE Saint Mary ' s WILLIAM HEALY DOWNEY Sain! Raymond Joe Shea hanging around after class MICHAEL HEHER STANFORD, CONN. Saint Boniface CHARLES HENDERSON ORANGE Holy Family DAVID HENEY THOUSAND OAKS Saint Paschal Babylon 42 SENIORS Jerry and the merry physicists r Tf NS7 A DENNIS HENEY THOUSAND OAKS Saint Paschal Babylon JOSEPH JEFFERS DUANEKANITZ WILLIAM KOLLER SHERMAN OAKS BUENAPARK WHITTIER Saint Frances de Sales Saint Pius V Saint Mary ' s You figure it out! FERANADOLARIOS FILLMORE Saint Francis of Assisi SENIORS43 IPS (UPPER RIGHT) Dave Heney poses for Prep. (MIDDLE) Bill was the first casualty of the eighth grade retreats. BRUCE NATSUHARA WHITTIER Nativity LEE OLSON CANOCA PARK Saint John Eudes 44 SENIORS DENNISO ' ROURKE CARDENA Maria Regina I g§ JAMES PERSON SEPULVEDA Our Lady of Peace RICHARD PESQUEIRA MONTEBELLO Miraculous Medal ANTHONY PISANO TEMPLE CITY Saint Luke CHARLES ROSSELET CLENDALE Holy Family ' M J Mark Benson tries for extra yardage. STEPHEN RUDA NORTHRIDCE Saint Joseph the Worker SENIORS 45 JEROME SCHNEIDER JOSEPH SHEA ANTHONY SMITH 1NGLEWOOD GRANADA HILLS SOUTH GATE Saint Frances X. Cabrini Saint John Baptist de la Salle Saint Emydius Diverse Moods Mark the Seniors PETER VAN DERZANDEN LYNWOOD Saint Emydius RICHARD VARGAS EAGLE ROCK Saint Dominic r- Steve Mongrain reads the com- ics in the Junior-Senior lounge before morning class- es. 46 SENIORS Father Bradley goes gh rough the new rubrics with the seniors. WILLIAM VOHSINC LOSALAMITOS Saint Hedwig FREDERICK WELKER SEPULVEDA Our Lady of Peace GARY WILLIAMS CANOGAPARK Our Lady of the Valley Seniors Make Year Count for Future SENIORS 47 SECDITIATO OTE The Grand Essentials - In This Life Are Something To Do, Something To Love, And Something To Hope For Addison s pi rk;uai: Is not religion all deeds and all reflection, and that which is neither deed nor reflection, but a wonder and a surprise ever springing in the soul, even while the hands hew the stone or tend the loom? And to whom worship is a window, to open but also to shut, has not yet visited the house of his soul whose windows are from dawn to dawn. Kahlil Gibran rhe Uving Waters Flow Gently Refreshing The Spirit Humbling The Man Inclining Him Toward His God Religion Anyone Who does The Will Of My Fathe In Heaven, He Is My Brother And Sister And Mother. Matt. 12:50 But Love To God And Man! William Penn RELIGIONS 53 To live in the midst of the world without wishing its pleasures; to be a member of each family, yet belonging to none; to share all sufferings; to penetrate all secrets; to heal all wounds. To go from men to God, and offer Him their prayers; to return from Cod to men to bring pardon and hope, to have a heart of fire for charity; to have a heart of bronze for chastity. To teach and to pardon, console and bless always. My Cod, what a glorious life! and it is yours, O priest of God. Lacordaire 54 RELIGIONS We cannot develop fully alone. We must recognize the otherness in people. Unity with God and man makes people whole. How Did The Joy Of We When I Was ONE With The Rocks And Grass Sunshiny Mornings And Lamplit Streets Other Kids Toys Games Turn Into The Separation Of I ? I Don ' t Even Feel One With Myself Anymore! Where Did All That Sunshine Go? Where Did I Lose Touch With Him, That Child Who Used To Be Me? Did I Just Outgrow Him? Like His Cowboy Boots? Are Wonder Involvement Oneness The Between Things- Only For Children? Ernest Larsen 55 RELIGIONS Each day is prefaced by the perfect ■jnd total offering of the Mass. Christ, the God-Man, invites us to suffer with him; to join our meager sorrows, dis- appointments to his supreme Act of Love. God, we cannot help but fall short. Our effort does not endure the day nor does our fervor stifle human apathy. We Eat Your Body and Drink Your Blood H 56 RELIGIONS RELIGION 57 A Man Was Standing In Capri; i He Moved His Eyes And Looked At Me; 58 RELIGION Leadership Retreats That They May Learn I Felt His Gaze, I Heard His Moan, and Knew His Hunger i As My Own. Edna St. Vincent Millay an ■ ■ r v :• • i ' A . • . I. X $ ' . • • 111 !:. Man Needs God To Be Man, For Man Is Of God. Father Jeremiah Murphy Spiritual Director and General Counselor RELIGION61 - V For The Apathetic. . . Existence Itself Is A Mistake Or A Failure. For The Enthusiasts. . . Not Only Is It Better To Be Than Not To Be But It Is Always Possible, Indeed It Is Their Supreme Interest In Life To Grow Toward Ever More Being. Teilhard de Chardin LEST WE FORGET The tumult and theshouting dies- The Captains and the Kings depart- Still stands thine ancient sacrifice, An humble and a contrite heart. Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget — lest we forget! Rudyard Kipling And look into space; you shall see Him walking in the cloud, outstretching his arms in the lightningand descending in rain. You shall see Him smiling in flowers, then rising and waving his hands in trees. Kahlil Gibran EUGION65 A Strong Spiritual Life Begets a True Awareness a Concern for Others Knock and It Shall Be Openned; Seek and You Will Find. I don ' t like work-no man does- but I like what is in work-the chance to find yourself. Your own reality-for yourself, not for others-what no other man can ever know. Joseph Conrad I ■ Responsibilities y?c ■ They started the year with the optimism of the newly elected though none of the four knew exactly what they could do, what they should do, or what people expected them to do. The first months constituted a crash course in learning how to work simul- taneously with students, faculty, and each other — a game without rules where trial and error was the only text. But hard work brought results. Gradually the newness dissolved into experience. They grew into a closely co-ordinated group, whose jobs as representa- tives, organizers and mediators were all part of being student body officers. One of the hardest jobs of a president is to do the right thing at the right time. The pressure is on at every moment. There is always something to do, either at the im- mediate second or a long-range project. This great challenge gives me the oppor- tunity to serve the school in any possible way. TOM CAHILL, STUDENT BODY PRESI- DENT ■ I I ■ The vice-president is the behind-the-scenes man. Yet a govern- ment would be incomplete without him. He not only leads the students in supporting the president, but also plays a vital role in determining school policies. JOSEPH SHEA, STUDENT BODY VICE-PRESIDENT In my opinion the secretary ' s most important duty is not to take notes but to participate in the meeting and to evaluate the pros and cons of each proposal and to vote accordingly. JOHN MURPHY, STUDENT BODY SECRETARY The best part of my job is the tremendous responsibility. I am trusted enough to handle all of the students ' money. FRANK BENEFIELD, STUDENT BODY TREASURER For the Greater Glory Of God East Sacristans: Tom Lyon, Dennis O ' Rourke (head sacristan), Rick Oishei. 72 RESPONSIBILITIES Mission Sacristans: Mike Milas (head sa- cristan), Tim Eberhardt, Rick Pesqueira. Priests ' Chapel Sacristans: Jeff Jones, Bob Dixon, Rick Vargas {head sacristan). Who can separate his faith from his actions, or his be- lief from his occupations? Gibran Mission Lock up: ? Work Brings a Man Into the Good Realm of Facts 74 Responsibilities School lockup, Jim Person, Bob Cos- selin, Bill Potter, and Bob Tressler, get locked out. Work Is Love Made Visible. Infirmanans are )im Sando, Craig Cox, and Paul Beaupre. I just wanted an aspirin! Book Store: Steve Ochoa, Pete Van Der Zanden, Jim Noud, Don Gleuckert, Mike (.eland, and Charlie Rosselet (the man incharge). Work Measure ' s A Man ' s Worth and Gives Testimony to His Growth v si Jlr MA Refectorians, Duane Kanitz and Ken Schmit, moonlight from their job. (TOP) The standing librar- ians are Jim Heiman, Cal Lopez, Mike Flores, Craig Curtis, and Bill Koller. Seated is the head librar- ian, Bruce Natsuhara. (LEFT) The organists Ken Canedo, Bob Juar- ez who is head organist, and Rick Erhard. (BOT- TOM) Rick Darnell and Rick Macey are also librar- ians. And All Work Is Empty Save When There Is Love and When You Work With Love You Bind Yourself to Yourself, and to One Another, and to God. Fred Welker and Frank Groner manage the stage inspite of technical and labor problems (shown top right and bottom left). In Dreams Begins Responsibilities. £F 7E gP Yeats HQ The pool is kept clean, thanks to |im Forsen, Jim Buch, and Dennis Heney. 78 RESPONSIBILITIES No man who has not had the re- sponsibility can really understand what it is like. For to whomof those much is given, much is required. John F. Kennedy Here we have an eager enthusiast at a sports ' board sponsored game. The games, seasons, and calisthenics are organ- ized by Jerry Schneider and Mike Milas. Dave Heney and Bill Greer record the highlights of the year in the Log. Starting from the TOP ROW: Bob Imrisek, Gerry Kacsir, Joe Brindley, Ron Balthazar, George Kahn, Dan Snee, and Frank Benefield keep the candy and coke machines filled. Enter upon Your Inheritance, Accept Your Responsibilities. Churchhill Ron Balthazar enjoys the fruit of his labor 80 RESPONSIBILITIES Charlie Henderson does most of the driving necess- ary to take care of school business. I - ;j The Audio-Visual crew, Jon Ottengheime and Mark Belisle, set up microphones, projectors, and other equip- ment for the school. Steve Mongrain is the other student body driver. 81 All work, even cotton spinning, is noble; work is alone noble. . . A life of ease is not for any man, nor for any God ' Carlyle Paul Gobbeo, a self-confessed Mafia member, looses friends every morning at 6:10. He is responsible for that morning bell plus all the others. Through the day he regains his popularity as he passes out the mail. Water hazards are avoided due to the considerations of the lifeguards, Fred Welker, Craig Cox, and Tony Smith. So far there has been one major casualty. Bill Greer in- jured his knee when pushed in the pool by a conde- scending eighth-grader. 82 RESPONSIBILITIES Many hands make light work ' Proverbs Mark Benson carries an infamous reputation and a keeneye with him at all times. Feared by many, he diligently makes sure that the dirty work gets done. Unfortunately, since he is ever identified with his ungrateful job, many never get to know the real Mark Benson who is so very kind and lovable. 83 (Above) Father Michael Walsh is Sedes moderator. (Upper Right) Assistant ed- itors are D.Heney, B.Greer, M.Heher. Sedes Stimulates RESPONSIBILITIES85 Prep Staff KtSPONSIBILITlES87 SI ' TBS m Tia m t SU P e£ : Each Player On The Team- Whether He Shines In The Spotlight Of The Basketfield Or Eats Dust In The Line- Must Be An All-American. Omar Bradley ■ ; ' f ' . . ' ' ' ' ' . ' - d I Hawks ' Talons Rip Raiders 72-0 ' Those Who Know How To Win Are Much More Numerous Than Those Who Know How To Make Proper Use Of Their Victories. (Upper Left) Inside the Raid- ers ' huddle. (Below) Along the sideline Tom, Dennis, and Mark watch for deflects in Hawks ' backfield. 90 SPORTS (Top Left) Rick Oishei keeps a safe distance from the men . (Above) Frank Benefield paces the turf while officials try to decide what to do. (Bottom) Tom Ca hill tries an end sweep. 92 SPORTS A League Football (Above) Attention is focus- ed on Mike Galindo as he makes a key interception. (Top Right) The line is pois- ed for action. (Right) a solid wall of flesh. ■ Is Saepe Dignus Est Vincere Qui Vincendo Fit Melior. Petrarch A League Champs are Jim Hei- man, Dan Snee, Tim Eberhardt, Mike Grosswendt, Mike Galin- do, Ken Schmit, Shawn Thornan, Steve Ruda (Captain), and Gary W illiams. SPORTS93 A League and B League (Left) Hard rushing gets its reward- a block- ed kick. (Left) The 8 League Champions are Mike Soldatenko, Mike Hare, )oe DeAr- mond, Carl Puchalski, |im Keane, Mike Donahue and on top are Charlie Rosse- lel and Ron Balthazar. (Above) Jim Eliot waits for his big chance. To Love The Game Beyond The Prize Sir Henry Newbolt Mfe (Top Left) With the kickoff the game begins. {Bottom Left) Chris Barton waits for Jeff Jones to come down. (Top Left) Milas interferes with pass for Walker and is called for fifteen yards. (Below) C League Champs: standing are Dave Persi, Fritz Fashing, Paul Cuen, Joe Perez, and underneath are Mike McClaughlin (Captain), Wally Salton, Dave Ferris, Dave New- man, and Pedro Lopez. 96 SPORTS (Above) Comedy at mid-field. (Left) Father Gomez lays it on and on and There ' s More Than One Way To Get Your JU- Kicks Soccer, the international sport, invaded the seminary in full strength this year. Though many consider it a sissy sport, more people than ever have joined its ranks. This year has proved that soccer is a MAN ' Ssport. SPORTS 97 There Are many Victories Worse-Than Defeat! George Eliot (Left) Lee Olson and Mike Grosswendt stretch their limbs to get hold of the ball. (Above) Players look on as Tom and Paul battle for rebound. (Upper Right) Dennis attempts to save the ball from Ca hill. (Right) Fernando lets go a long jumper. (Extreme Right) Steve tries some fancy passing. 1 B League It Is Fatal To Enter Any Game Without The Will To Win It. ■ (Above) John Glueckert hand-checks Rick Pesquiera. (Bottom Left) Action blocked by John Higson while rookie stands there. (Bottom Right) Zehe out jumps veteran Mike Milas. SPORTS 101 102 SPORTS (Below) Waiting for the ball to come down. (Right) Ken Schmit is closely guarded by Don Clueckert. (Lower Right) Benson won ' t let go for anyone. ' ■.- ■..■ _ Hawks Beat Raiders in Fierce Competition F «t s° ' ■r) - ! H r ' ' ' I 3SL J | «2 V 11 Victory Over (Upper Left) Sch- mit drives in hard for two points. (Up- per Right) Shea prac- tices lay-ups. (Bot- tom) Juniors show great spirit. ■■31 SPORTS 105 (Above) First swing and first miss of the game. Lower Left) Charlie Walker kisses one good- bye. (Below) Charlie pitches a fast one. 106 SPORTS Lest Too Light Winning Make The Prize Light ' Shakespeare IH .. C SK . (Above) Carl finally makes it in. {Upper Right) Bob Imersek streaks toward first base. (Right) John Hilt finds a better use for his glove. J : . w.-x -: 4H • ; ' :-. ' .% ' iL- ' A Bad Debt Little John Sarto returns from ten years in prison to find that his throne has been usurped and that he is to be taken for a ride. He escapes his would-be murderers and takes refuge with the Little Brothers of the Flowers, who do nothing but pray and herd posies. Here he turns over a new leaf and goes on to be an unsung hero in his at- tempt to regenerate his former cronies. v rU ■ ■■ ■ ™ m H ll ■ 8 T ini H L xii i i w r j ■ — -_ RES 109 110 RES The Late Mr. Dooley RES111 Members of newly founded Liturgy Commission are Rick Darnell, Gil Vasquez, Father Cairns, Dave Heney, and Bill Koller. 24 25 26 27 .HI N K HOME 9 DA Y S LAW IS NOT, THEN, A BALL AND CHAI N DRAGGING AT THE EAGER FOOTSTEPS OF HUMAN LIBERTY... LAW GIVES FREEDOM TO HUMAN ACTION- THE ONLY FREEDOM THAT REALLY MATTERS, THE FREEDOM TO SEEK HAPPINESS AND TO BE HAPPY. AQUINAS THE PROFESSIONAL SEMINARIAN RV « Pete Van Der Zanden and Bill Koller are the head barbers. (Left) The sisters from the Fransciscan Retreat House of Poverello enter- tained during the night. (Lower Left) Lee Olson works as a water boy. (Lower Right) Some of the waiters stand by ready to serve. Parents Sponsor Successful Mexican Dinner Have you ever been in these buildings when there was no one else around? The students have gone home for the weekend and you are by yourself waiting. The empty classrooms and halls are void of human activity. In fact, theschool is like a body without a soul. The seminary has its vitality in the students. Without them it is dead. Each grade distinctive- ly contributes to the personality of the school. Each student adds his special spark of life. If one person succumbs to selfishness or lets down a little, the seminary structure is weaken- ed and the rest of us suffer. We need each other. No one but a fool trys to make it by himself. Alone our way is feeble and progress faulty. Together we find strength and courage. Together we can learn to live and love and grow in Christ. Junior Delegates: Tim Rawle, Gary Donahue, Steve Ochoa, Tim Eberhardt, Paul Beaupre, Mike Considine, Rick Johnson. Not pictured: Greg McGinty, Bob Dixon. JUNIOR CHALLENGE: A GREATER INVOLVEMENT At last they were upper- classmen. Life was a little more serious, time a bit more precious. They soon became aware, though, that the title carried with it more that a few head- aches. For many it meant more work, responsibility, and frustration than any- one could have guessed. It was a year of skipping a few hours sleep to cram for a test, and talking col- lege. The work, the worry, the difficulties were part of it all. Ralph and friends 9 % RONALD BALTHAZAR PAULBEAUPRE FRANK BENEFIELD JOSEPH BRINDLEY AARON BURCHAM IAMESBUCH KENNETH CANEDO Bob, Frank, and Fred among others, work hard lo beautify grotto area. DALE COULOMBE M tit MICHAEL CONSIDINE GILBERT CRUZ CRAIG CURTIS RICHARD DARNELL DONALD DERLETH STUDENTS 117 i lit t ROBERT DIXON GARY DONAHUE TIMOTHY EBERHARDT PATRICK EVERETT JOSEPH FEDORA Jim Forsen and Dan Kennedy get in some studying after dinner. RICHARD IOHNSON JEFFREY )ONES ROBERT IUAREZ GEORGE KAHN DANIEL KENNEDY COLLEGE, CAREER IDEAS OCCUPY JUNIOR CLASS Michael Raymond blocks the view. MICHAEL LELAND Mike Considine tunes up. STUDENTS119 diM It CALIXTO LOPEZ THOMAS LYON RICHARD MACEY GREGORY McCINTY ROBIN MESSENGER ROBERT MILLER m dfk PAUL MUELLER WILLIAM NASON One of the beautiful people. ifk ir4 iik Juniors struggle over Chemistry. A 4 dL -, JOHN NAUMANN JAMES NOUD STEVEN OCHOA RICHARD OISHEI JON OTTENGHEIME A meeting of the minds. 1 CORDON PILLON FRANCISPONNET WILLIAM POTTER CARL PUCHALSKI TIMOTHY RAWLE STUDENTS 121 r MICHAEL RAYMOND THEODORE REBARD PAULSCHAFFER KENNETH SCHMIT Mike diligently works on his Math. r v jg PHILLIP SICNEY MICHAEL SOLDATENKO JOSEPH SYKORA ROBFRTIRE ' SLER Juniors wish Sister Mary Jesus a Happy Birthday 122 STUDENTS Juniors work on the follow ing day ' s classes. Robin and Jim prepare for the ' Come To- gether. Ati dr GEORGEWHITE STEVEN WILLIS FREDERICK WIMBERLEY GLENN ZINK FRANCISZWERS STUDENTS 123 YEAR OF DISCOVERY Sophomores come back to a familiar atmosphere, a little older, hopefully a little wiser. Friendships, fostered as Fresh- men, are renewed and cemented in the peculiar seminary fraternity that is indi- cative of their future priesthood. The very term, Sophomore, Wise-Fool, implies a year of tangled emotions and mental contusion. A restless spirit breaks the surface and is caught up in a year of soul-searching. Each strives for more involvement in school activities; each begins to climb the ladder of leader- ship — a ladder of positive growth in Christ. Sophomores: Marco Torres, John Davies, Lawrence Estrada, lohn Bustamante, Brent Maire, lames Keane, lames Sando, Daniel Snee, |effre hael Crosswendt. 124 STUDENTS New underclassman mixes with his peers. Atk dfk + M CHRISTOPHER BARTON JONATHAN BUSTAMANTE EDWARD BUTORAC it Ji ■ ARMANDO CABALLERO PAULCUEN IOHN DAVIES 4tJ 1 k ROBERT ALLEN JOSEPH AREVALA EUGENE AVILES RENEAYALA Hi There STUDENTS 125 ALAN DAY GREGORY DELPIT ?a i RAYMOND DENNERT KEVIN DOYLE Sophomores give Father Nouws that innocent look. 1 Happy Nappy 126 STUDENTS Ifc 4 RICHARD ERHARD VINCENT ESPINOZA RONALD FILTZ DAVID FREEMAN rtii 4 PAULCABEL PATRICK GARZA MICHAEL CERAUGHTY LEE GLOUDEMANS Conjectures of a guilty by-stander. JOHNGLUECKERT ROBERTGRAY l?w rih FRANK GRONER MICHAEL GROSSWENDT RAYMOND GUTIERREZ Ed looks down on the world. M d I -VMIs HAMILTON ALFRCD HERNANDEZ IOHN HIGSON DAVID JILES 1EROLDKASCIR IOSEPHKNERR THOMASKRISOR Michael Palos rcflecis on the bus 128 STUDENTS MICHAEL LOBODA BRENT MAIRf m l Jpp7 Y Barry does an unexpected Irish Jig. Meowww MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN JOSEPH MORRI5EY JOHN MURPHY RODERICK MURPHY JOEL NAKAE THOMAS NOLAN MICHAEL PALOS WELMON PIPPIN JOSEPH PEREZ DAVID PEREZSELSKY STUDENTS 129 John Bustamante snatches a few more minutes of study. GARY RODRIGUEZ + lh A fife. MYRON SCHOENFELDER DANIEL SNEE DAVID PERSI dtk it JOSEPH REDMOND MICHAEL ROCHA Glueckert thinks he knows the answer. 130 STUDENTS SOPHOMORE: YEAR OF CHANGE BORIS STARR JEFFREY STEFFON WILBUR TATUM A misplaced fresh- man. Sophs soon learn that grades are all-important. STUDENTS 131 Freshmen delegates: TOP ROW, Pat Murphy, George Palomares, Larry Burns, Shawn Thoman, Raul Rios, Dave Ferris; BOTTOM ROW, Mike Donahue, Tim Kelly, Pete Buckman, Joe Sulzinger. A New World, a New Challenge No one could miss freshmen in September. They were the ones carrying schedules to each class, wondering about what came next, trying nerv- ously to look as if they knew what they were doing. Finding themselves in a classroom with strangers was regarded as a experience, and if there was anything good about those first few weeks it was finding everyone else in the same boat. Frosh discovered that the fac- ulty was not profoundly dis- turbed if they slipped a little out of line. But they survived, caught on to the routine, and by June had outgrown the label, Frosh. Voss learns what it is like to he a freshman. 132 STUDENTS JONATHAN ATCHLEY RAULBERUMEN Voss finishes last night ' s shower. STUDENTS 133 m A 4 PETER BL ' CHMAN HENRY BURNS LARRY BURNS MICHAEL CONNER MARK COURTIAL 7k i RAULCLIFT RICHARD CRIVILLO FRANCISCROSS STEVEN CULLUM JOSEPH DE ARMOND Father O ' Donald teaches the freshmen how to relax. 134 STUDENTS a.1 IOHNDESBROW |AY DESIARDIN5 IAME5 DEVORE MICHAEL DONAHUE THOMAS DOYLE Jk ifk h ttk il KEVIN ENGFER PATRICK ESTRADA DAVID FERRIS FRANCISFASHINC KEVIN FEENEY Haiges reluctantly does his work order. Freshmen soon learn that touch can be as dangerous as tackle. STUDENTS 135 ICTOR GARCIA FERNANDO GONZALEZ JOSEPH GONZALEZ MARIO GONZALES JOHN Mil! Kevin Rafferty entertains in a strange guise Gaudeamus Night. ROBERT HAIGES WILLIAM HIRT Pat Estrada checks his schedule on the first day of school. 136 STUDENTS i ORANKIRBY JEFFREYKLUC JAMESKUFELDT RODNEY HULL STEPHEN JIMENEZ VINCENT KAY TIMOTHY KELLY GEORGE KING Hot Hand Harry at work in the refectory. a ui XsL M ROBERT KUGLER STEVEN LEEHAN MARK LIVINGSTON PEDRO LOPEZ MARK LYTLE STUDENTS 137 1 r Trrri OTISMEBANE Even freshmen have some responsibility. ROBERT MEDINA STEPHEN MILA5 «k fck HENRY MONTES OE OCA RICARD O MONTOYA PATRICK MURPHY DAVID NEWMAN RONALD NORRI5 Jay is helped by Father Brennan during afternoon study hall. 138 STUDENTS ALANPADLEY ROBERT PALLOZI GEORGE PALOMARE5 A group of freshmen bask in the sun. RAULRIOS MARKPEDICONE DAVID PEKARCIK MICHAEL PHILLIPS WALLACE 5ALTON THOMAS SCHWEITZER KEVIN RAFFERTY Strange people are on exhibit at the seminary. STUDENTS 139 ■ ■ .1.12 MICHAEL SHAFFER DONALD SUAZO JOSEPH SULZ1NCER JEFFREY THEIS SHAWN THOMAN ROBERT TURGEON BRICE ULWELLING VICTOR VALENZUELA JOHN VAN ACKERE MICHAEL VAN DORAN STEVEN VAVRO ROBERT VOSS Charlie Walker addresses the Student Council. 140 STUDENTS tf ■ hi a mi CHARLES WALKER MARK WOLF THOMAS YATES STEVEN YOUNG JOHNZWERS d Sole survivor. Frosh Reaction to Three O ' clock Bell STUDENTS 141 ■ ■ PATRONS His Eminence James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre Most Reverend Timothy J. Manning Archbishop Of Los Angeles Most Reverend John J. Ward Auxiliary Bishop Of Los Angeles Priests Rev. Joseph Arnold Rev. Gerald Angrisani Rev. Christopher Barry Rev. Bauer Rev. Peter Beaman Rev. A. Biedermann Rev. Steve Blaire Rev. John J. Birch Rev. Joseph Boudreau Rev. Robert Bradley Rev. Fredrick Braalhuis, CM. Rev. William K. Bramble Rev. Joseph L. Brennan Rev. Kenneth Brown, S.S.T. Rev. Donald J. Bruhn Rev. Michael Bunny Rev. James Cairns Rev. Gerald T. Cahill Rev. Edward V. Callahan Rev. 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Carl A. Gerkin Rt. Rev. Msgr. Lawrence J. Gibson Rev. Robert Gipson Rev. Jesus Gomez Rev. Manuel Gomez, CM. Rev. Rory Gotman Rev. Austin J. Greene Rev. John Francis Gubbins Rev. John A. Hakey, O.M.I. Rev. Thomas G. Hayes Rev. John Hegarty Rev. Alfred Hernandez Rev. Gary Hinzer Rev. Lawrence Holberg Rev. Ian Holland Rev. Raymond Hopp Rev. Thomas Horan Very Rev. Walter L. Housey, CM. Rev. Patrick M. Hughes Rev. Michael Hunt Rt. Rev. Msgr Daniel Hurby Rt. Rev. Msgr Daniel Hurley Rev. Gregory Ingels Rev. Robert Jabro Rev. Owen P. Jinks Rev. Daniel Johnson Rev. Henry J. Johnson Rt. Rev. Msgr. William R. Johnson Rev. Johnston Rev. Kauer Rt. Rev. Msgr. Kevin Keane Rt. Rev. Msgr. Liam Kidney R ev. Kenneth Krause Rt. Rev. James O. Lynch Rev. J. P. Lynch Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Maddox Rev. Robert Maechler Rev. Maurice K. Mahoney Rev. William J. Mahoney Rev. John Man Rev. Kieran Marum Rt. Rev. Msgr. E.B. McCarthy Rev. Jerimiah McCarthy, M.S.C Rev. Martin McGovern Rev. McGowan Most Rev. Joseph T. 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