Pater Noster High School - Eagle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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We believe that the spiritual, intellectual, and physical training that we have received at Pater Noster to be of such a nature as to enable us to cope with the demands of a rapidly changing world. As a token of our appreciation, Brother Alphonsus, we dedicate our 1967 EAGLE to you. Thank you for your sincere interest in us. Respectfully, THE STUDENTS OF PATER NOSTER Student Body President .- ' Lili -4' .Li .5 M, U 2 ,mf W , w. z. .QM iZ5fLI4'i!' ' Q. M1 wsfsiv' ' N 'A ' lf, Y A5115 ow ' ,. g 4 :QU - 144' ' 4 X Af ' - . -YTWQQA -af.-,ul iYiTf' W , X. ' , ' .,-.2 Q f 'B if sf . J' 1 IZA 'ef V , . ' 12 - 'K ix-.kiiin gfffg ifi 'lu ' Lgtv 1 fi Y- ' ' K v 3'-v-,fr if V f' A ,J ' r' wig, ff' 1 V- L xf lhgg .9 li'j,,., W 'l .f 6' V 'iff tt. . I '. , lu , J :fm I ft- gif' - f f ' ff 5. - i 1 if 'g g .. .. j .. 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Kevin F. S. P French, English NJ Bro, Mai-k F, S, P, Bro. Edmund F. S. P English, Religion Latin Bro. Matthew F. S. P. Librarian Bro. Michael F. S. P. History, Spanish Bro. Raphael F. S. P. Math, Chemistry .4- Mr. Keeley Civics, Social History Mr. Gallagher Mr. Becker Algebra, Drafting Athletic Director, History Mr. Walsh Mr. Burt English, Speech Mr. Herold Bookkeeping, Mathematics Physical Educ ation Mr. McCallum Mr, Tardie K English, Economics French, Speech - Mr. Melton Mr. Tomlinson Typing, U. S. History Physiology, Biology Mr. Brennan Physiology Typing, Psychology Mrs. Lopez Mr. Jaramillo Secretary Biology, Physiology N s T lfibrary L-R: Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Jarvis. Kafcterizz Gustodians Mrs. Broderick and Assistant 4133 x Haculty Brother Michael offers Ferdinand a finger. 44 Brother Marcellus hard at work. Z i I' . J qgiwef And so, Gentlemen, logically... r V , Aw, Teach, that curve's too high Kamlzds mv., X J if ' i ' .M fi 1 . 4 Imp If fi-s'3F' Q a QQ Ji l 'V ' 'Guy Nr, wi ,Q -Lf' NJ -1 f. im :xA I I ,S Xu? 1 f 1-I-w ,,-,yi x L 1 - r fx W if 913, ' Yum . 1-:fx X Q 6' I ,-la . Y 0 - N 1 Af K 0'4 -. C' , U xiii, f K s . n ,: L x I fn i a K , ', V 5 , f , if - g fifwiw M-ff Q Qi: gb f I4 -03,41 CX .Ps 64 A? uh TW .. ' jx. K. I ,- , sc- t ' f 's . Q, -X . PJ-U . 2 s Scuiar Hlass Officers Four years have elapsed since the Class of '6'7 entered Pater Noster as freshmen. We have seen Pater Noster grow from a relatively unknown school to the respected institution it is today. lt is very difficult to relate the apprehensions we had as freshmen in September of 1963. Today as we look back on our four years, we feel that our class has made a substantial contribution to the advancement of Pater Noster's reputation. Now as we prepare ourselves to meet the unknown future, we must express our gratitude to the Brothers. lay teachers, and coaches who have disciplined us spiritually, mentally and physically in order that we may become mature Christian men. ln appreciation for the aid they have given us, we will do all we can to make those associated with us in our four years of high school proud. Dave Eagan President, Class of '67 RICHARD ALCALA Immaculate Heart of Mary LV. Cross Country 1-2: Var. 3-4: J.V. Track 251. V. Bas- ketball 3g Var. 4g Lettermans Club 3-4: Talon 43 To go on to college and to major in Histo- ry. RICHARD BARRETT Saint Francis of Assisi Baseball l, 2, 3.4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 4: Lettermens Club 2,3,4g Student Coun. l. 2, 3.4: Hon. Soc. lg Pep Cl. 2, 3: To go to college and be- come a success. KEN BAGLEY Saint Dominic 's J.V. Track 2: Var. 3: J.V. Basketball 25 Science Clubg NICK ARIONDO Saint Dominic's Track 2-4g Sodality 4g Sci- ence Club 3: Talent Show 2,3 4g Glee Club 21 To study mu- sic in college and become a musician. TOM BATTAGLIA Saint Finbars LV. Basketball l-21 Student Council 2: Track lg Var, Foot- ball 4g Pep Club 3: Study Bus- iness Administration and play football. Lettermen Club 3-4: Attend P. C. C. FREDERICK I. BAUR JIM BEARDO 1-my Redeemer Saint Teresa of Avila Paper l, 2, 3,4g Yearbook 3: To P0-Pe! 3'4: Choral 2: To HI' attend college and be a suc- tend college and be a success cess, in the field of business. JOHN BENAGE Virgil High Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4p Sodality 1, 25 Science Club 34 Drama 4g Lettermen's Club 3,45 Attend college and pursue a degree in music or psychology. PATRICK F. BONACCI TOM BROWN MIKE CARFAGNO Divine Saviour Saint Francis of Assisi Divine Saviour Tennis 1-4: Band 1, 2, 3, Cho- J.V.Track lg Var. 2, 3,4g Let- Social Science Club: To gil IO ral 2, 3, Yearbook 4: Sodality termen's Club 2.3,4: I. V. Bas- college and be a success. 2, 3,41 Prom Comm. Attend ketball 35 Cross Country 1, 2, 3g college and major in History. Senior Class V. P. : Student Council 2, 3,41 Prom Comm. Study Business Adm. ALFONSO CASAUS St. James the Less Track 1,2, Sp Football 43 To go on to college and be a suc- cess in Business Administra- tion and Engineering. .YIM CHRI STEN SEN Divine Saviour To go to college and major in Engineering. Lunch-Time Jungle Ball. ALEXANDER CRUZ RONALD DESPUES Immaculate Heart of Mary Saint Agnes Band 1, 2,35 Track 2, 3,47 Fogg- Track 2, 3,45 Cross Country 2 ball 4: Cross Country 3: let- 4: Science Club 3: Pep Club termen's Club 3, 4g Yearbook 2.3: L2II2rmBrl'S Club 4: T0 45 To go to college, go to Trade Tech and run rx-ack. ANTHONY T, DI BARI Saint Francis of Assisi National Junior Honor Society 2: Newspaper 45 Sodality l, 2, 3,4: Choral l, 2. 3: Prom. Comm. C. DAVID EAGAN Saint Teresa of Avila Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Letter- men's Cl. 3,45 Student Coun. 3,47 Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 3,4g Pep Cl. 2, 3: Band 25 To become a teacher or a lawyer. RAYMOND M. DOYLE Holy Trinity Var. Soccer 1, 23 Science Club 2, 3: Band lg Choral 35 National Junior Honor Society lg To go to college, study communications and event- ually become wealthy. JOSEPH W. DOWLING IR. Lohrville High Football 45 Soccer 35 News- paper 4: Stalag l'7g Lettermens Club 4: Prom Comm. To play college football and catch at least one pass. STEVE FACKO Saint Bernards Glee Club l, 2, 3g Track 1, 4: Cross Country 1,25 Baseball 27 Paper 4g Yearbook 3,4g Talent Show 3g To attend college and become a professional forester. MARK FELKEL Holy Family J. V. Baseball 21 Coral 1,2,3g Band 35 Work in the film in- dustry and cut across the desert on my motorcycle. MICHAEL FREE PHILLIP A. GARCIA Bishop Conroy, N. Y. Our Lady of Grace J. V. Basketball 2g Var. 3,4g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Sodality lg I. V. Baseball 25 Var. 4g Let- Science Club 2: Talent Show termens Club 3,45 Talon 2.3. 3,45 To go to college and 41 Pep Club 1.2.31 To under- major in History. take, overcome, embellish upon. enlarge upon, influ- ence, captivate, and defeat the profession of medicine. TIMOTHY GRORGE Saint Finbars Football 4: Track 2,35 Letter mens Club 4g Science Club 3: The Navy or Junior College. You're Allen Funt, and I'M on Candid Camera DENIS S. GRASSKA Mother of Good Counsel National Honor Society 1, 2.3, 4, Glee Club 1.2: Band 1,2,3: Talon 45 Drama 3,4g To go to college and major in pre-med. PATRICK 1, HALLORAN Saint Dominic 's Tennis 2, 3.4: Chess 2, 3: Sod- ality 4: Attend College and major in Accounting. PHILIP A. GUADAGNO Holy Family Tennis 3.4: Band 1, 2, 3, Chess 2, 3: Sodality 4g Lettermens Club 4: Coral 2, 3: Student Council 4, To major in Chem- istry. ROGER GREEN Saint James the Less Track 2: Attend college and major in medicine. JOHN HEAGNEY Sacred Heart, S. F. Talon 2, 3,45 Chess 3: Letter- mens Club 4, Football 4: Sci- ence Club 3g To go to college and major in Business. Smith's sure hook. The St, Francis Knight. MICHAEL D, HENRY ST, Finbar's Nat. Jun. Hon. 1.2: NHL HOH- 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3,45 Class Sec. 2.3: S. B. WCG President 4: Pep Club l,2, 3,4: Debate 2: Paper 2.3.4: Letter- men 's Club 3, 45 I. V. Basket- ball l, 25 Var. 3,4: Prom. Comm. To attend Notre Dame and major in Mechan- ical Engineering. RICHARD HOLDER Holy Family LAWRENCE P. HERRERA Holy Family Nat. Jun. Hon. 1. 2: Nat. Hon. 3,45 Boys State Delegate: Sci- ence Club 2: Chess Club 1, 2, 3 Glee Club l, 25 Debate 1, 2: Paper 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Enter Loyola and study Law. MARINKO IVANKOVICH Our Lady Queen of Angels Soccer 3: Football 4: Letter- Go to Los Angeles City College. men's Club 43 To go to Glen- dale College and on to UCLA to get a degree in Engineering. DONALD R. IARVIS St. Finbar's Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Chess Club 2, 3: Science Club 25 To go to college and be- come a millionaire. TIMOTHY JOYCE Our Lady of Lourdes Glee Club 2: Social Science Club 3, To attend college to become a Certified Public Accountant, then go into the Navy. JOHN RICHARD KAUSEK St. Finbar's Sodality 2, 3,45 Chess Club 2, 31 Choral 2,35 Band 2, 3: Sci- ence Club 2,3g Nat. Jun. Hon. 2: Prom Comm. : Speech 2: Tennis 2, 3. 4. To become an Architect. STEVEN KELLEY Saint Bernards Debating Team 1, Chess 1,2, Sq Science Club 35 Track 3, Yearbook 4: Paper 3, Sodality 1: To major in Engineering. WILLIAM KREBBERS St. Teresa of Avila Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3,47 Cheer Leader 3.4: Cross Coun- try J.V. lp Vars. 2,3,4: Track 2: Soccer I, V. lg Vars. 2,49 Go to college and get a de- gree in Business Administration or teaching. TIM LAIDLAW St. Phi1ip's, San Francisco Stalag 17 , Science Club 2, Sodallty 2,3,4g Chess Club 2, 3, I. V. Basketball 2, Nat. Jun Hon. 1: Student Council 4: Yearbook 3,41 Go to college and become a Research Scien- tlst. fsvi , g FEW' L, g l Lf ' 1 4-M gf , N, .V E If Q -4 1' l ' '-rr ,gg X. N l i 2 X f' 1 . L . ep- 'H' ur . I .f ' . n ,, A -'r5'.xe':, X' f ' ' - 5. H C! - ,G' 'J' k 'XQXK -11 fa ' , Sig .x I N U, 1 H Q ' X K A K in ,yi 3 ' N , . 1 I ' ' ll V I 'rt 19 .yy . g A J ,, - . - , ' I I - , '14 - 5 Q ' . , i A 2 2 9 ' gg-,X ' p A , , C 4151? Think Ringling Bros. will want us? Guess not. JOHN LO GRASSO St. Dominic's Glee Club 1, 2: Chess Club 2, 3: Sodality 3, 4g Go to college and major in Accounting. VINCENT LOPEZ Our Lady of Lorenzo Social Science Club 35 Paper 4: Lettermen's Club 3,41 Var- sity Cross Country 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity 3,4, Track 45 To go to college. ANDREW LESCH Our Mother of Good Counsel Business Manager Yearbook and Paper 4: Photo Club 4, Go to college QI hopej and be a Journalist. ANTHONY LOZZE Holy Trinity Choir 2: To atrend college and apply my talents to running a pizza stand. Picfure Noi' Available JA MES MARTIN Saint Annes DANIEL L. MCBRIDE St. Patrick's Speech lg Science Club 3: Parer 2, 3, 4, Leltermer1's Club 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Football 4. Major in Engineering. CARLO J, MASSUCCI St. Franck Xavier Social Science Club 3, Letter men's Club 4: Cee Track 1, Varsity Football 4. Iplan to KEN MARZALEK St. Finbar's Social Science Club 3. To become a Police Officer. RICHARD MCCARTHY St. Bemard's To go to Glendale College, then join the Navy and take Electronics. become a Police Officer. DANA MESSINGER Cathedral Chapel Football 4g Letterman Club 45 Baseball 4: Pep Club 2, 3, Science Club 3: To attend Cal-Western University and study Business and evenm- ally go into Life Insurance. ED MONTAN Holy Family Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 37 Student Council 1, 2: Newspaper 4: Prom Com- mittee 4g To be a success. PA UL MILLER VICTOR MEYER Incarnation Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Football 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 4: To be an Accountant. EDWARD MOORE St. Bedes Glee Club 1,25 Chess Club 3: To go to college and major in Electronic Engineering. Cathedral Chapel J. V. Basketball 2. I A DENNIS NOONAN Holy Family Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 45 Lettermarls Club 45 To be 3 success in whatever I do. ROBERT O'CONNELL MICHAEL CYDONOHOE Incarnation Saint D0lTliI'liCS Band 1,2,3,: Newspaper 2,3, Track 1. 4: C1166 Club 1.2: 4, science Club 2,3g swag Talent Show 1-2.3: T0 go I0 17 Cl-lgra12: pep Club 2' 3: college and become a truck To go no college, get rich driver. quick and retire at 19. CONRAD PADILLA Sr. Bernard Track 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 4g To be a successful electri- cian and get rich. STEPHEN PALADINO DON PFEIFER Sacred Heart Holy Redeemer Football 4: T0 E0 10 P- C- C-I Science Club 3, Newspaper 4- become aFireman and be No. Go imc data processing and 1 in The A. M. A. computegg, HOWARD PHILLIPPE St. Bernal-d's Science Club 3, To go to col- lege and be a success. TERRENCE QUINN Incamation Track 1, 2: Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Science Club 33 Chess Club 1, 2: To become a Zoo Keeper. RICHARD PORTESI JOSEPH J. POLZIN Holy Family Tennis 2,3,4g Band 1, News- paper 3,4g Science Club 2, 33 Chess Club 3: Pep Club Sq To go to college and become a Dentist. .TOHN RAGLAND Mother of Good Counsel Sodallty 1: Track 1,25 Base- ball 4g Football 45 Choral 1, 2: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Letter- man Club 4, Science Club 3: Student Council l,2,3g To go to college and become a success. St. Bernard's Newspaper 45 To go to college and study Police Science. FAUSTO E. RAMIREZ. Our Lady of Loretto Track 2, 33 Science Club 33 Photography 31 To go to college and become an Archi- tectural Draftsman ROMANO RINALDI THOMAS RUBINO Holy Trinity SL Dorninic's Baseball 33 Soccer 1,2, 3, 49 T1'3Ck 1.2. 3. 43 CIOSS Country Honor Society 1, Pep Club 3: 3: Football 4: Letterman To atrend college, Club 3, 4g Science Club 2: To go to college and learn no riot. Seniors running a rally. RONALD SCERBO St. Theresa of Avila To help return the Red Baron to the skies. lnrellectural discussions at the lunch table. X FLOYD E, SCHOONOVER Holy Family Student Body President Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1: Stalag 17: Foot- ball 4: Baseball 1,2,4g Soccer 1,2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 3, 4: Paper 3: Drama 3: Science Club 3: To become a Marine Biologist and Ocean- ographer or enter some business field. JAMES SMITH St. Patrick's Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4: To go to college and be succesful. lv MARK SHERICK St. Theresa of Avila Cross Country 1,2: Track 1: Basketball l,2, 3, 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Letterman Club 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 2: Student Council 4: To attend college and attain a degree. Z' .S 4 r . DANIEL SHEA St. Dominic 's Choral 1: Yearbook 2: News- paper 2: Cross Country Mana- ger 2,35 Tennis 3: To go to college, major in Accounting and become a C. P. A. LARRY SMITH St. James The Less Track 1: To go to college. TOM SMITH Incarnation Scalag 17: 'Irack 2: Band 1, 2: Pep Club 1, Science Club 1,2g To enter either college or service. PETER G. SPRAGUE St. Pauick's Stalag 17: Photography Club 45 Paper 4: Yearbook 47 Honor Society 2,3: To be an English Teacher and phonog- rapher for Surfer magazine. RICHARD STICH Incarnation Track 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2, 35 Letterman Club 2,3, 45 Science Club 34 To be a Fire man. TIMOTHY SULLIVAN Christ The King Student Council 1: Pep Club 1,23 Science Club 3: To go on to further education. DREW SUTHERLAND Sr. Dominic's WALTER THEER Holy Family Baseball 1,2: To go to college Tl'HCk 1.2.47 SOCCGI' 1.2.3. and major in English. 4: Science Club 3: To avoid the draft and continue my education in college. Pl-lILL1'P KTONYJ TORRES Divine Saviour Sodallty 1, 2, 45 Choral 1, 2, 3, Track 2: Science Club 3 Newspaper 2g Cheerleader 4g To attend college, a career in Social Science, and to be THPPY- GLENN VELLEKAMP St. Bernadei-re's Cross Country Manager 2: Track 2, 35 Honor Society 25 IAN VAN DER KOLK St. Elizabeth Science Club 3g Soccer 2,3g To attend college or go into business. MIKE VERNOLA Divine Saviour Science Club 3, To go 'to college, become a Commer To be a Doctor, cial Artist, and be happy. CARLOS VELASCO Holy Family Baseball 1,2: Chess Club 2, 3: Newspaper 4: To be The Greatest. R. PATRICK WALL Divine Saviour Soccer 2, 3: Paper 27 Year- book 4g Prom Committee 43 Pep Club 3g To go to the University of San Diego and become an Oceanographer. 35. f. Marriage Course through the eyes of sleepy seniors. MICHAEL WALTER St. Dominic's Sodality lg Science Clubg To teach Psychology and possibly English Literature on the college level. JOHN W, WHELAN PHIL WHITEHAIR our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady Of Lorem Newspaper 4: To join U. S. T0 loin T-he Peace COTPS M.C. and shoot at V.C. DAVID WILKE Incarnation Basketball 2, 3, 4: Letterman Club 43 Science Club 3: To gc to college and then into the service. MICHAEL D, YANCEY Holy Trinity Soccer 2g Band 15 Science Club 2,3g Honor Society 3, 4: To become a successful Engineer. TIMOTHY WOOLLEY St. Dominic 's Track 1, 35 Newspaper 4g Science Club 2: Choral 31 To go ro college and become a prominent Engineer. l p pq. ef. 6 J, , . 'X -. , v 9' xx .,, F53 'wo X . I.. rs 'L 'S' I 249 !', w 9 '.- X f ,if X55 , S kg w Q X ' F lic K mg- lk.. N fy! H-E M, Y. M- .sf X , V- , fm ,fs ... . AM! 1 511155 A, 1' v ' , , Q '68 .4-vy- 1,e 'H ,N , Lefr to right: Jim Forrer fSecretaryjg Leo Van Oudheusden QPresidentJp Ron Dow Nice Presrdentj T5 .. E - K' rf, Larry Dopp Pat Dorsey Ronald Dow James Evans Jim Forrer Philip Freedman Manuel Garcia J. C. Garza Gilbert Geilim Spencer Gosenson 40 David Acuna Dave Asman Enriqlie Aviles Eric Beesemyer Brock Blair Pat Bulger David Buckland Henry Burns Fred Butchko Pat Chaney Robert Cyr David D'A1fonso Alan Darlington Steve Darrow Enzo DeMonte Al George Guevara George Guzman Henry Guerrero Richard Konrad Bill Lechlinski John Halloran Russell Henry Marciano Hernandez Dan Logan Richard Lyons Andy Herrera Rick Iaviar Freddy Kakebeen Michael Mack Henry Marenco whada-ya mean that's not YOUR conclusion? was 5 I I 3 5. L-X 10:3 'Tzii Anthony Marquez William Marriott Victor Matheus Alan McCaughan Joe Mercardante John Mina Frank Morris Charles Nickles John Norkus Louie Ocampo K Sal Ojeda Stephen Pascoe David Perry Patrick Phillippe Frank Piro Art Poma Mark Pruett John Romero Charles Sanchez Robert Valdez Manuel Valencia I'l1 make it explode yet. Gilbert Santana Steve Sanzo Tom Scarlett Greg Schiltz Edward Schrantz Bob Snyder George Stephan James Taft Tony Torres William Turbay Eddy Valencia Leo Van Oudheusden 4' Martin Varela Howard Woods I r. 1, I 1 I .6 Ti S l... Future varsity material. 10 Chris Abrue John Acevedo Richard Adame Joseph Algiers Thomas Allen Nick Andrizzi Jeff Baldi Bob Beck Robert Backing Mark Bohnenkamp ',:f3gp,g Stephen Bosch Mark Brazil Edward Caldera Ruben Carmona Tom Castle Arthur Celaya Frank Cerda Edmund Chavez Pete Cistulli William Conard 4 SA ll Frank Contreras Michael Conway Joseph Cruz Alphonsus deK1erk Michael Delaney Larry Dellfrancia Vincent Delle Quadri Robert Dempster James Di Sano John Dowling Jeff Dunigan Alan Dunlop Dennis Eagan Timothy Farmer Dave Farr Steve Galvin Michael Giampietro Rodger Gibson Ed Gillis Michael Graskowiak Paul Habina Charles Hasbun Pat Heagerty Mike Healy Jose Hernandez Dave lngoldsby Ed Jakubenas Christopher Jing Tim Kaun Tony Korzun Peter Krebbers Robert Kupfer Tom Laidlaw Hector Lambarri James Lee Alex Lopukhin Joe Lovretovich Andrew Mac John Madrid Fausto Mendez No I won 't give you a hintl Tim O'Donohoe A1 Ojeda Agustin Ortega Stehphe Owens James Padilla Christopher Paige Russell Panzo Paul Perez Donald Perrenoud Victor Person Sam Mannino Randall Marbach Peter Martellino Edward Martin Ralph Martin Anthony Martinez Everett Maxey Anthony McGarry Thomas Minster Rick Monje Jeff Mor Henry Moreno Craig Mosse Ralph Nabor Joe Nassif Michael Nausha. Peter Norkus George O'Conne11 ..,, ' ., . Three ofa kind DO beat two pairl William Platte Randy Polzin James Poore David Ramirez Frank Ramirez Mike Redcna Daniel Rodela Ignacio Rosales Richard Rozman Joseph Samaniego Adam Sawicz Lee Scarlett Tom Schmalen Ierry Shea Douglas Sporrer Tom Stanton Leroy Stromoski Peter Szcllosi Iim Taylor Ed Tllohoff Henry Van Oudheusden Iesse Vasquez Tony Villasenor Rick Wiseman Pat Woods Hugo Yturralde Pierino Zappella Gary Ziegler Sophomores play rwo on two. 9 L to R Marc Falkenstein S Alfred Ablong Dana Adams Francisco Aleman James Andrizzi Sean Armour John Atwell Manuel Avalos Kevin Baldi Tom Benage Edward Blanco kind.. v ec. , Matt Rivera Treas. , Ron Madrid V. P., Mike Coffey Pres. Patrick Bobadilla Thomas Bolger Richard Bonilla Ernest Brady Kenneth Butchko Gary Cafaro Mark Cano Michael Canobbio John Carrillo Edward Castro William Chicoine Richard Christensen Michael Coffey Henry Contreras Raymond Correa 611155 David Cox Natale Daleo Tony D'arco Steven Fraga Michael Franklyn John Daugherty Andrew De Caro Patrick De Fazio Jerry Frizell Raymond Garcia John deKlerk Luis Diaz Bob Di Benedetti Joseph Geday Wayne Gibson Michael Dinius Timothy Dorsey Dennis Doyle Paul Giles MarvinrGorospe John Doyle Paul Dube Walter Dunlop I oe Gothard Alan Grasska Mark Ebli Wayne Encinas Marc Falkenstein Gregor Haroutonian Francis Harrigan Larry Fehrenbach Angelo Ferrara Thomas Fish Gregory Harrigan Jack Hawtin Michael Fleischmann Paul Flores Michael Fornelli David Height Robert Heilman Kenneth Henkle Michael Henneberry Edward Hernandez David Herrera John Hill Michael Hungerford Steven Imfeld John lmmordino Nelson Jarquin Larry Johnson Stanley Johnson Steve Johnson Rene Kakebeen Tom Jordan Terry Kane Kenny Kennett Ken Kidwell George Kirschner Henry Krebbers Robert La Bonge Michael Lally Jeff Lang Kirby Lee Nick Lessa Larry Lingua Timothy Logan Vincent Lucci Walter Lugo David Mack Ronnie Madrid Joseph Magallanes Jan Mankancki William Marin Keith Marquis Eddie Martinez Angelo Masino James Mastro Charles Mavaro Vincent Meyer Garry Meziere 'f 9 1 Ernest Montellano Mario Mora Tony Pizzuto Stephen Platte Joe Powers Carlos Moreno Philip Nagle Mike Preslicka Sal Privitelli John Puppelo Alfred Navarro Humberto Navarro Rich Raimondo Daniel Ramirez Jimmy Ramirez Steve Noonan John Obedowski Bob Recabaren Martin Regan Carlos Reymoso Gilbert Ocampo Richard Oliver David Rico Matt Rivera Walter Rolka John Orlando Michael Owens Thomas Roszhart Danny Rubino Cesar Salgado Hugo Padilla Timothy Paige Louis Salgeda David Savage Paul Schaub Richard Pascarella Leonard Perata Greg Schmidt Gary Schovest Jesse Segovia 4 l V van I 4 1 fg aqg 50 1 Q H N 4 gs., X 41 get 'am A 5 I in . Q , ,, 5 Francis Vargo Mike Vila Raul Villasenor James Voss Stephen Wagner Charles Warf 9? I fax? 'A lp. oh A.. - if gg., f fa e LS? '. w J as Pali 'ia-5 av my lf' L 'E f -.Qc B 'if tag of VW, Ai Patrick Serge Joe Simmons David Smith George Smith Steve Smith David Soltesz Enrique Soufle Jack Stadelmeyer Bernard Stadler Thomas Thistle Arthur Thomas Randall Thompson Chris Thornton Jim Thuney Frank Valenzuela H, P ,..,., .1 Freshmen quench their thirst John Weston Kenneth Yaeger Stephen Yancey Anthony Yeseta Rudy Yturralde Hector Zavala Mark Zavala Michael Zuk a 173579 i'. W' 4'? x .,w,f ! Student Body no Officers 41410111411 ,, H Kampus ln this past year the road has been slow and rough, but the wheels of progress have accomplished a few unprecedented u t achievements with astounding effects. Within this last year the spirit of the Student Body rose to a level never before equaled. This change can be credited to a publicity committee, an , increased number of rallies and greater student cooperation. The g l! publicity committee was a five or six man team dedicated to the job of paper-ing the school inside and out with posters before big games and events. Thanks to a dedicated few who struggled against overwhelming odds, the students of Pater Noster have a Knight to remember. With increased school spirit and continued dedication, Pater Noster will continue to live and grow in the hearts of all those associated with this foundation. Floyd Schoonover Student Body President Seated from the left: Phil Guadagno, Ron Dow, Leo VanOudheusden, Tom Brown, Dave Eagan, Bro. Michael 1ModeratorJ, Dave Farr, Flloyd Schoonover, Mike Henry, Vic Meyer, Richard Barrett, Jerry Shea, Henry Moreno, Mike Coffey, Ron Madrid, Pierino Zappella, Standing L-R: William Krebbers, Dan McBride, Tim Laidlaw, Mark Sherrick. 55 Che faglc Staff xi' : dfqiliilt Seated L-R: Dennis Doyle. Peter Sprague, Richard Portesi, Paul Perez, Hector Lopez, Mark Cano, Charles Hasbun. Second Row L-R: Jeff Mor, Randy Polzln, Patrick Bonacci, Andrew Leasch, John Heagney, Steve Pascoe, Alex Cruz. Third Row L-R: Tim Laidlaw, Ed Schrantz, Pat Wall, Steve Facko, John Kausek, Ioe Dowling, Pat Halloran, Steve Kelley, Jerry Shea. !e!fer14m4's 611111 Seated L-R: Tom Rubino, Ken Bagley, Phil Guadagno, Iim Smith, Rich Barrett, William Krebbers, Mike Free, Richard Alcala, Vincent Lopez. Second L-R: Mr. McCallum, fModeratorj, Henry Marenco, John Benage, Dave wilke, Joe Dowling. John Ragland, Tom Scarlett, Tom Brown, Alex Cruz, Steve Pascoe, Mike Henry. Third Row L-R: Rick Stich, Dennis Noonan, Richard Holder, Dan McBride, Dana Messinger, Ed Montan, John Heagney Dave Eagan, Mark Sherrick, Andy Herrera, Carlo Massucci. W A Richard Barrett, Lettermen 's Club President f 57 Che 5211014 h Staff A 1 n, gi f! f, if- Seated L-lb Mark Pruett, Richard Ponesi, Peter Sprague, Fred Baur, Anthony DiB ari, Joe Polzin, Robert O'Conne11 Jim Padilla, Jim Beardc. Second Row L-R: Art Poma, Tim Wooley, Mike O'Donohue, Larry Herrera, Larry Dopp, Mike Free, Vincent Lopez, Richard Alcala, Pierino Zappella, Andy Herrera. Third Row L-R: John Kausek, Jerry Shea, Denis Grasska, John Heagney, Dan McBride, Mike Henry, Andrew Leasch, Steve Facko, Dave Eagan, Joe Dowling, Vic Meyer, Ed Maman, iohn Whelan, Mr. Keeley, fModeratorJ. f 1 58 ' Pham 611111 ll. i Left to Right: Steve Pascoe, Ralph Nobor, Robert LaBonge, Jerry Shea, Perino Zappella, Bohenkamp, Iames Poore, Denis Graskowiak, Andrew Leasch, Charles Hasbun, Peter Sprague. Absent: Paul Perez, William Krebbers, Tim Laidlaw. Front row L. -R.: Iacubenus, W. Dunlop, R. Kupfer, M. Cafaro, P. Zappella. Second row L. -R.: O'Connell, M. Vila, T. Torres, D. Herrera, R. Despues. Third row L. -R.: P. Szolcsi, S. lmfeld, L. Stromoski, D. Schmidt, J. Benage. Last row L.-R.: T. Benage, S. Mannino, D. Grasska, S. Pascoe, C. Diestel 59 60 junior-Senivr Swlalify First Row L-R: Don Jarvis, Tony Torres. Jim Forrer, Anthony DiBari, Hector Lopez. Second Row L-R: Tony Torres, John LoGrosso, Phil Guadagno, Bill Lechlinski, Pat Bonacci, Manuel Valencia, Third Row L-R: Henry Marenco, Tim Laidlaw, John Kausek, Pat Halloran, John Romero, Russel Henry. ?reshmcu-Sophomore Svdalify First Row L-R: John Ascevendo. Keith Marquir, Jim Padilla, Pierino Zappella, Mark Cano, Ed Jakubenas, Tim Farmer, Jim Disano, Charles Hasbun. Second Row L-R: Ed Gillis, Bob Becking, Steve Galvin, Rene Kakabeen, Larry Delfrancia, Tim Kaun, Wayne Gibson, Tom Allen, Brol Mark. Third Row L-it Dave Mack, Jim Taylor Henry Moreno, Tom Castle, Lee Scarlett, Joe Lovretovich, Steve Wagner, Mike Henne- berry. Fourth Row L-It Jerry Shea, Nick Andrizzi, Sam Mannino, John Dougherty, Jeff Dunigan, Dave Farr, Greg Harrigan, louis Diaz, Frank Contreras, Fausto Mandez. Ehecrlmders Kneeling L. to R.: Steve Glavin, Tony Torres fSeatedJ, William Turbay. Standing L. to R. : William Krebbers Bro. Michael fModeratorJ, Dave Farr. ,Activities va'-L Q, 3 Us-f, ,, 0 J, . '- f px- X. , ' K' , , 1 QM., Q36 jgrji - ' 2 23 121 5, f..-ai. K2',,j '5' fvw F ,a -W' ae. ' ' wp, , ,952 3 xl 1- . xnxx Q ., 4 Ja. .xp,q',gq,5, 1 ,Q .'k'i'i5I , ' f ox- Homecoming Queen .Sv , i,,a ,k Q n Q Q .. xn' Q.- .a.', ..., 1 ' ' ' ' 1 Diane Tille , Q , ' .Holy Famiry . ... . .,. ,. Q 'sa 4 1 e.. a ' Q n , ' 40. o . 4 N' ' 9 o .' ' 0 . 4 Q .3 1 Q 1 o . t' u Q 1 w .' ' n 9 n Q - ' Q , s n , . . . n n 1 . ' , , v , 4 . 4 ' o n 1 q' , . e 0' U 9 0 1 . n . , . ' ' I ' 1 u n , o Q . Q , 'QA 'vs' . Q 1 u JOANNE MOLDENHAUER Providence PAT VAYHINGER Holy Family . , RITA MASSIER Villa Cabrini ANNE LINGUA Villa Cabrini - 12' vw VJ 1 5 s A Hi.- 5-n gmc. x ,...,s 51 5 f 'p .. 1, ,Q wi. A, ' I, E A vt V, f ,. . uf' rj. I-A F 1 J., N J 1 I ' ','A . ff gi, if ' f vp I J k 4152! ' a iff ' i X 1 fo- Schoonover, Dowling, Barrett lk Lopez show their trophies. Crowd at our first football game. FW 7 ML A ' . u R1 ,x f L li I 1 1 Q sl 1 . Co-Captains Barrett and Battaglia accept their Ferndinand attends his first and last tally. awards. u .--' ,-.-. Football team is introduced at the first rally. A 1 K s '11 ui. ,bv 2 is k 5' 54' 5 fu I x : , -M f v ,, . ,5 ' xx , - X j X , .' s . g i ' K K., ' ' . ' X: 'X 1 . -Wi W 'Xjqk I SM? the he arse. rally . Mr. Tardie addresses a rally Senior 'iflflosts Most Likely to Succeed --- ------- ---- Most Intelligent - - Most Athletic - Most Humorous - Most Popular - Most Active - Enthusiastic P. N. students string up fi Mike Henry Mike Henry Richard Barrett Vincent Lopez Richard Barrett Dave Eagan the Knight. An enthusiastic basketball crowd. Tum-away crowd at St. Francis Rally. if? ff 1..- 'mst McBride, leaps for a return. 1 Eighth graders tour at open house. 'cfs ll: 'ELL G-'Q I3 31:4 M -4--Q. R'7?ff-ff Mr. Tax-die introduces the basketball team. The faculty slams one. ' -., ...- gh 'B 4 W. Q' S K ! 2 ji' f , ,. I I 5.132 5, .f- Q 5' 30' A Wx. 1 uf :rgg by ia in ,T . 5' is ,Q ww.. , fig ?E2j:'1, Ai v 5:-, r . g ., ,sa .Art :, sh' , ls M wg if: .3 A K Mash, .4 A 45455 4 V' 13' A sg ,e: ,'Q., E 3' X -'ite w 3.,, W. IAS.. gg af., f,, Qi Efi y I . x -fi nf if 'H ,! .G .' . ,ffl 3 ft W ,,. W 5 iff? as 'gk A .. .., ,Wt .,4 ' W. . 1, .. .,,...4, . .. M., , .. v . . ,..... . . . , . I Jmsfw, ' -'!'25'l'. if I :iQEe'ifigfr12ai, - - ' l. 1 - 72 ,, . .Nfl 1' ami 3 ..4' 352 . f - if vs Q X v .Vi Sparta Q. sf., x. ,ii ..,- 955, ,5gig.'2 .- Q N' 'i ' Y 3 ' .Vw , 73 B wr' , 7. If 31 f ff. V V f 1,072 I t .Z ,X .. K w . ' 'v ggi- 'K V ,K , .4 S 4' 4 5 ,. 'k,m.g.:3. N . ..,. A, .A .. 1- 396 ' x X I .l. 1 .. , ' 1 -ie 1 , 4 ra W, 1 .4 1 1 ' ' ' ' - :Ax 1 N, ,. ,- ' 'ill I' F- 5 'Q' N5 ! 'r Varsity Krvss Cfaunfry Left to Right: Mr. Gallagher, Coach, John Benage, Freddy Kakebeen, Dennis Eagan, Conrad Padilla William Krebbers, Vincent Lopez, Tony Villasenor, lgnacid Rosales, John Romero, Manager. This year's Varsity Cross-Country team was composed of a small group of fine outstanding young athletes. Illness and injuries throughout the season didn 't prevent them from turning in a fine performance. Vincent Lopez and Tony Villasenor received M. V. P. Awards. John Benage, Conrad Padilla and Dennis Egan also received outstanding performance awards. The future looks bright. Next year's team will be considerably larger. Mr. Gallagher Als- Q N vw P I. ,, 2 V .K I ,A .FA . flaffgvv I' M. f- K' f X . I ebeen goes auborne .1 v is V A ...GL w-Ginn! -Q K Q1 f-X -PV? - W W W X mmm A . w 5' 1 . X A is 51 ,. Q. ' - 'WNW - x Zrvss Kouufry Standing L-R: Mr. Gallagher fCoachJ, Tony D'Arco, Henry Krebbers, Rene Kakebeen, Steve Imfeld. Second L-R: Ron Despues, Tom Benage, Augustin, Ortega, Peter Cistulli, John Romero 1Mgr. J. junior Varsity This year's I. V. squad was very small. Several of the runners had to fill Varsity spots, and as a result the team had a poor season. However, in the Santa Fe League Finals the team placed third. Next year's ream will be much larger - so the future looks bright. 3, w.ef:nrffws.t' 2 - ?f1,1f ' V nd w 'saw 5 ::+?i::. . :Wa 1 .. . ' 1 f ' 'ua' K . .m-as Varsity Soccer Kneeling L-R: Hugo Padilla, Freddy Kakebeen, Jim Forrer, Manuel Valencia, Second Row L-R: Mr. Becker, Coach John Benage, Romano Rinaldi, Peter Cistulli, Dave D'A1fonso, Louie Ocampo, Steve Darrow, Manager. Last Row L-R: Enrique Aviles, Henry Marenco, William Krebbers, Floyd Schoonover, Terry Quinn. Disappointment was the word for Soccer this year. The Varsity won 5 of their first 'I games, but in the last half of the season lost 5 out of 7 games. Injuries and the improved play of the other teams in the League can account in part for the late season losses. with 11 out of 16 Varsity players coming back and some prospects from the I. V. s, Soccer should improve next year. Trophies Most Valuable Player ----------- Romano Rinaldi Most Improved Player ----------- Fred Kakebeen Coach's Trophy --- - Manuel Valencia Golden Cleat Award Jim Ferrer Henry Marenco 79 D'Alfonso waits fo: the ball. Ramirez in close on offense, Pate: Noste: Pate: Noster Pate: Noster Pate: Noste: Pate: Noster Pate: Noster Pate: Noste: Pate: Noste: Pate: Noster Pate: Noster Pate: Noste: Pate: Noste: Pate: Noster Pater Noste: Schedule 1 La Salle 2 Verbum Dei O Dominguez 0 Valley Christian 1 Mission 6 John Bosco 0 St. Bemard's 3 Salesian 2 Bosco Tech. 1 Mission 1 John Bosco 1 St. Be:nard's 3 Salesian 1 Bosco Tech. .I -r 1 r Ocampo just standing there! Kneeling LfR: Nelson Iarquin, Miro Mora, Paul Duhe, lgnacid Rosales, Hector Lopez. Standing L-R: Henry Krebbers, Fausto Mendez, Roger Gibson, Peter Szollozi., Frank Ramirez, Agustin Ortega, Charles Sanchez, James Taft, Carlos Moreno, Tony Villasenor. Richard Oliver. Mr. Becker, John Doyle. Trophies Most Valuable Player ------ --- James Taft Most Improved Player ---- --- Paul Dube Coaches' Trophy ----- -- James Taft Pater Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Pate: Noster Pater Noster Pater Noster Schedule Q 0 6' 6' 6 I' l.aSa11e Verbum Dei John Bosco St. Bernard's Salesian Bosco Tech. John Bosco St. Bemard's Szlesian Bosco Tech. -v. Varsity Qovfluzll Front Row L-R: Pal Chaney fMgr.j, Dana Messinger, Carlo Massucci, Tom Rubino, Pat Dorsey, Steve Pascoe, Fred Butchko, Dan Logan, Dennis Noonan, Alfonso Casaus, fMgr.j. Second Row L-R: Coach Jaramillo, Rich Brimecombe, Vic Meyer, Marciano Hemandez, Floyd Schoonover. Frank Piro, Andy Herrera, C,P, Nickles, Tim George, Alex Cruz Ron Dow, Rich Barrett, Coach Herold, Coach Burt fHead Coachy. Last Row L-R: Joe Dowling, John Norkus, John I-leagney, Leo Van Oudheusden, Rich Holder, John Ragland, David Bucklana, Tom Battaglia. 60-Kapfains Rich Barrett Tom Battaglia 83 X , Coach Iaramillo I Coach Herold Coach Burt 57rs! 27oofoall Season Cjlimorod Hy Homecoming Victory In our first football season in the school's history we had a tough schedule to follow and the Eagle varsity was more than equal to the task. Winning only one game while losing eight might seem an unsuccessful season but Pate: Noster did itself proud. Two of our opponents went to the C. l. F. playoffs and two others were runner-up in their leagues. Although we gave up size, speed and 3 to 4 years of experience to our opponents the Eagles were tremendous on occasion and because of dedication, hard work and great team spirit they were close to victory in sorne games and overwhelmed two year old Agoura in our Homecoming game 51-6. I wish to thank the parents, faculty and student body for fine support and to congratulate the men on the team for outstanding hustle, spirit and dedication. They have set an example which next years team and those to come will follow and in so doing win the foo rio' Santa Fe League for Pater Noster. Starters Kneeling L-Rr Joe Dowling, Rich Holder, Richard Barrett, David Buckland, Vic Meyer, John Norkus, Leo Van Oudheusden, Standing 1.-R: Alex Cruz, Carlo Massucci, Floyd Schoonover, Dan Logan. Kneeling L-IQ David Buckland, Rich Holder, Tim George, Joe Dowling, Rich Barrett. Standing L-R: Andy Herrera, John Ragland, Vic Meyer, Floyd Schoonover, Alex Cruz. TOH1 Baifaglia- 8 Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester Peter Wester C b k arackle Hesse Selesiee Hrewley flsinere Qeirfez Herreeghs Ridgecrest ,fleeere ,7el1e Glenn ftellyufeed Dowling, N r I ,,, 1 ' 1 yd, .. . ,ff ,, ' , ' .L . w, ,Q . , , I Q, 4 i 7- , 3, -x 'Pr 55 Ti M, .JW W 3fv..Q rf' M A 855, . a ., wp. ' Q, 'hx ffl I S . 'fi' xjiiiiii Q gawfvw- , , . ., .,L.w,, A, . , Schoonover flies with Logan running interference. 1:18 :E ,M T, -, 51,9 Q. fv 'A QQ f 1 M 1- Q Pate: Noster's offensive line. f'f' 'ai -. Q Q FRED G! , Q 4' 'M ' J N Q Q1 -v : - , ,XA P l N 'av L3 ., V. T3 if sa , it U W ,, .N. .D X ' 'hw? af' Hee gl7l7f0tlff First Row L-R: Jim Lee, Joe Nassif, Fausto Mendez, John Dowling, George O'Connell, Joe Cruz, Rich Monje, Jose Hernandez. Second L-R: Vic Person, Dave Archer, Tom Laidlaw, Doug Sporrer, Rick Wiseman, Tim O'Donohue, Tom Minster, Everett Maxey, Leroy Stromoski, Sam Mannino. Third Row L-R: Mike Iiampierro, Chris Abrue, Henry, VanOudheusden, Samaniego, Andrew Mack, Mike Healy Conrad, Ruben Carmona. P. N. 6 - - 34 Salesain P. N. 6 - -- 73 Burroughs P. N. 6 ---- 15 Elsinore P. N. 7 ---- 23 Fairfax P. N. 6 - '7 St. Genevieve P. N. 54 - 0 Agoura P. N. 13 - 21 John Glenn P. N. 14 -- 0 Hollywood 92 The IV season was marked by continual improvement. as indicated by the statisrics. ln the early games. the team suffered defears rhat would dishearren most squads. But the spirit of the lV's may be gauged by the fact rhar they were able to complete the season not only with a victory but also with a shut-out. In some losses the team was victorious everywhere but on the score board. ln both the St. Genevieve and Fairfax games, the ream gained over 300 yards, whereas the opposition gained a mere 150 yards. The only fault that could be found with the team was lack of depth. I hope rhat all the members ofthe squad will maintain their spirit and enthusiasm as varsity players. Vw I Q 4 . X 1: ' h .ne ' , EBF.. 1 .. sl' - ' an N - .1 . ' 1 K '. - ,w, v- ' . 0-1,..-, 4, .e M38 gl . g Coach Jerry Melton if First Row l.-R: Dave Savage fMgr. J, Ernie Brady, Pat Serge, Rod Madrid, Jack I-lawtin, Walt Dunlop, John Atwell, Matt Rivera, John Weston. Second Row L-R: Coach Tomlinson, Tom Jordan, Ed Hernandez, Ed Martinez, Ken Kenett, Tony Yeseta, Rick Soufle, Ken Butchko, Caesar Salgado, Rick Raimondo, Paul Ragland, Mike Preslika, Gary Cafaro, Joe Magallanes, Tom Bolger, Larry Lingua, Marv Gorospe, Steve Noonan. Third Row L-R: George Kirchner, Ken Yeager, Paul Schaub, Dave Herrera, Frank Harrigan, Andy DeCaro, Wayne Encinas, Mike Lally, Dan Ramirez, Mike Zuk, Vince Meyer, Joe Simmons. COACHES MOST VALUAELE PLAYER--Wayne Encinas Our first Freshman football team showed the kind of spirit and perseverance that should make Pater Noster one of the most respected C. I. F. football powers. Starting slowly the mighty Freshmen came roaring back with three overpowering football victories. The 42-0 victory over Elsinore earned a special place in the hearts of Eagle fans, as it was the first football win in the schools short History. Eagle Freshmen were led offensively by the hard running of backs Wayne Encinas and Ed Martinez, along with the fine field generalship of quarterback John Atwell. The defensive team was spearheaded by great play from Larry Lingua, Vince Meyer, Rick Raimondo and Andy DeCaro, ln their last effort of the season the Freshmen joined forces with the Junior Varsity in a convincing victory over a stubborn Hollywood foe. Congratulations Freshmen on a tremendous football year. Pater Noster 0 Daniel Murphy Pater Noster 0 Salcsian Pater Noster 7 Burroughs Pater Noster 0 St. Francis Pater Noster 42 Elsinore Pater Noster 21 St. Bonaventure Pater Noster 14 John Glenn lx! 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With eight returning lettennen, though none taller than 6 ft. 2 in. , the team provided a wealth of experience for its new coach. Because of the obvious height disadvantage the team had to make up for this with a tight man-to-man defense and full court press. Defense was so stressed that the offense was considered a month behind at the opening ofthe season. Highlights of the pre-season were resounding Jerry Tardie, Coach victories over Camino Real rivals Crespi, St. Monica 's, Murphy, and Angelus champion Cantwell. The Golden Eagles were shut out of the Amat-Bassett Tournament but rebounded with a second place finish in the Monica 's Tournament. The Eagles created a five straight win streak in league play, including St. Francis's first loss in league before falling to eventual champion Alemany. The last game of the first round against La Salle saw many school records fall. The final total of 106, combined scores of both teams. 64 points in the second half, 36 pts. in the third quarter, and an individual record of 37 pts. by Sherick all were records. The second round was fatal for the Eagles as they lost three games- Mission, St. Francis, and again Alemany. These tl1ree losses eliminated us from a playoff bid for C. l. F. and placed the Eagles in third place with a 10-4 record. A special thanks must be paid to both students and parents for their tremendous support of the team, including the first turnaway crowds in the schoo1's history. Those in attendance at the games saw Eagle basketball at its best. MARK SHERICK, Forward Most Valuable A11 League MIKE FREE, Guard Best Defense ED MONTAN, Center Most Improved All League JOHN RAGLAND, Forward Coach's Award Starters RICHARD BARRETT, Guard Most Inspirational TOM SCARLE TT, Foxward Halftime talk. Opening tip. Pate: Noster 48 Pate: Noste: 56 'Pater Noste: 62 ' Pate: Noste: 58 Pate: Noste: 46 Pate: Noste: '79 Pate: Noster '75 Pate: Noste: 67 Pate: Noste: 55 Pate: Noste: 61 Pate: Noste: 59 Pate: Noster 84 Pate: Noste: 69 Pate: Noste: 50 Pate: Noste: 106 Pate: Noste: 59 Pate: Noste: 59 Pate: Noste: '13 Pate: Noste: 61 Pate: Noste: '70 Pate: Noster 60 Pate: Noster 82 'Amar - Bassett Tournament SL Monica 's Tournament Barrett fires from a crowd. 36 Cantwell 44 St. John Bosco 66 Bassett 60 St. Pau1's 41 Daniel Murphy 56 Crespi 53 St. Monica's 86 Simi Valley 53 Salesian 57 San Gabriel Mission 58 Bishop Amat 75 Pomona Catholic 59 St. F:ancis 52 Alemany 81 La Salle 53 Salesian 65 San Gabriel Mission 65 Bishop Ama: 59 Pomona Catholic 82 St. Francis 68 Alemany 67 La Salle I S:-.1 Ik . N 1 i a Q , ,.. l 52 z J- 'V ny- 84. xx We W 1? KX ,R YNIGH71 S 5 lm A I Y' xv Q - fx QQ, 1 3 'wx N . .W X Wi Wag? ' , Q HW .az ' -Ms, pf fx, A , 9 K5 uaga. N ,, ,,:w-QfEi'g.'2:v1-.- A 2 I2 1,5-'rV1?'X ni x.,'.::..,.aKLM. 1 1 . .-3-,':..,. gag . .. -1 r ,. 5 . fy? if Kee Baskstball First Row L-R: Walter Lugo, Ed Gillis, Dan Ramirez, Henry Moreno, Jesse Vasquez. Second Row L-R: Phil Freedman fMgr. 7. Dave Height, Frank Morris, Pat Henry,Jerry Shea. Third Row L-R: John Carillo, Jim Taylor, Jim Lee, Martinez,RubenCarmona. Your job this year will be to play and give experience to everybody, said Coach Tardie. Taking this advice and using the premise that we were to look ahead for the Varsity team, I feel that our year was very successful. Although hampered by a slow start. the team and players themselves progressed. Towards the end of the season we were at our peak. The team had a mixture of Freshmen, Sophomores and one Junior. The Frosh players were led by Dave Height frebounder and centerj and John Carrillo fforward and sometime posty. Dan Ramirez was a guard and did fine work on defense and at offensive playmaker. The Freshmen were rounded out by Dinius and Lugo who showed signs of future ability. We had several fine Sophomore prospects in Jim Taylor, Henry Moreno. Pat Henry and Jim Lee. Taylor had the hottest night of the year as he led us to a second victory over a fine St. Francis team. Moreno at guard was our most consistent player, averaging 10 points per game and 5-8 rebounds. Lee was the real leader on the floor and off. He was elected Captain and hustled every minute. Pat Henry dropped down from the Varsity to give us board K strength, and added greatly to our ,. , ' defense. Finally there was Junior 'Q Fix 1. , if ,si F .5 X yyf, Frank Morris who did a fine job and V. ' added scoring punch with his soft touch. 666 Basketball First Row L-R: Vincent Lucci, John ACevedo, Bob Beck, Terry Kane, Tim Farmer. Second Row L-R: Bob Lalionge Dan Rodela, Russell Panza, Joe Algiers, Lee Scarlert, Joe Lovretovich, Bob Rosehan fMgr. Q. Coach Jones 105 Si 4 'Eur' Varsity Crack Sitting L-R: Raul Villasenor. Andy Herrera, Frank Piro, Ron Despues, Vince Lopez. Alex Cruz, Rick Brimecombe, Tom Rubinc, Paul Perez qMgr. J. Standing L-R: John Norkus, Tony Villasenor, Art Poma, Peter Krebbers, Conrad Padilla, Steve Paladino. Dana Messinger, Jim Smith, Nick Ariondo, Rick Stich, Mike Giampietro. Absent: Bob Snyder, Fred Kakebeen. This year's track team should do fairly well. With good balance in the underclassmen and many returning lettermen the team is looking forward to a winning season. Barring injuries and with a little luck the Eagles should be well represented in the C. I. F. finals. 'PTT Anna,-0, , , ,-.,...-ivy R0 ,aan-nv-ow Giampietro sails through the high hurdles. if -....r' Arriondo shows his forn Giampiem --av 4, . 4 Despues sn-ains around the turnf as-on .UVM ' L.Mf'q' the lows. 5 112 feet. Smith leads the 440. Krebbers puts the 12 Ib. shot. .f-ri t. 413 N ' . Und P Stich clears the bar for anothe: first place. 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John Weston, Rick Raimondo, Gary Schouest, Steve lmfeld. .v J I qw -.V e 112 'A s .. .v .. f fr N .EFA 'El - 1 f..v ' 1 ' .La 1-. 1.5-,., W .. .. 4 KL. 3-K ,.s, ,L .' W' A any, r , 4 Hp.: - x l 1 ! l1MU E ' 'SSL' 1.NL .,. . -:R Q? ',.' . 4 vw NV' t i-.A gnif... X 'w. x 4 ,V gil cfm!! .A Varsity Baseball gg::fs'E,.f it 'Q zflvfif fir T121-f. ff' , 'L 1 V 'fwf f 1- ?1,ffa Seated L-R: Pat Heagerty, Ed Martinez, Dennis Noonan, Vince Lopez, Mike Free, Enzo DeMonte, Ed Gi11is,fStat.J Standing L-R: Nick An drizzi, Richard Barrett, Floyd Schoonover, Pat Bolger, Ed Montan, Tom Scarlett. J. C. Garza. Mark Sherick, Sam Mannino, qMgr. J. Vic Matheus CStat.J With seven retuming Iettermen, and an all around good team, the Eagles should be high up in the standings. We are strong in all positions, and have a tight defense. At the plate the Eagles more than hold their own. With their experience and hustle the Eagles will finish in the money. H3 I N K 4 Lx ,,,,.:. l I 1 1' Q 0 All P , ,Z If. Kaseball an S V i . , , 5.137 g A M Seated L-R: Manuel Avalos, Pate: Cistuli, Mike Lally, 1'effMor, Henry Moreno, Jim bee, Hugo Yturralde, Leroy Stromoski. Standing L-R: Doug Sporrer, Rick Wiseman, Bob Beck, David Smith, Terry Kane, Alfred Ablong, Mark Ebli. Tom Bolger, Mike Vile, Tim Kaun, John Immordino, Caesar Salgado, Absent: Jim Andrizzi, Ken Kidwell, Jim Taylor. 1 Q y I r l -sf .f R A 47 ggi Q l viii - Seri 'W'- Cf S - We - j-I X V A... . N Y' af, gr, .- . With seven retuming lettermen on this year's squad, the Eagles have the experience and talent to be right in the thick of the Santa Fe League race. with experience on this year's I. V. team most cf the players will graduate to the Varsity next year. As I. V. s they are a good team, but next year, watch out! H5 1 A v 'M' f 1 'Q a 2 f 3 - , Inv ' 'mv . 1 -ysvzvm -Y ' . K 'N , . I - M -f , Kb- . x . ' ,V V ' . f n , .'-- 'T .ef . V' I .,.':.'.ff 4 ' - . 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Komplimeuts of The Sfudent 601010166-67 Floyd Schoonover Mike Henry Vic Meyer Dave Farr Dave Eagan Tom Brown Leo Van Oudheusden Ron Dow William Krebbers Phil Guadagno 122 Richard Barrett Tim Laidlaw Mark Sherick Dan McBride Jerry Shea Henry Moreno Mike Coffey Ron Madrid Pierino Zappella Buy with Confidence - Serve with Pride Bawden's Pastry Shop A Complete Selection of Quality Baked Goods Baked Fresh Daily Decorated Cakes for All'Occasions 256-1229 Vearl fBudj Bawder 4729 Eagle Rock Blvd. Proprietor Los Angeles 41, Calif, AUTOMOIIVE SERVICE Repairs - Lubrication - Batteries Kenny Baldwin 4- Automatic Transmission Experts Brakes XVheel Alignment K Balancing 4695 Eagle Rock Blvd. CLinton 6-8722 Los Angeles 41, Calif. EAGLE ROCK 1, A 'Fm' ans: Cortland's Has Everything in Apparel For the Family CortIand's 5719 North Figueroa Street Los Angeles, Calif. Tel: 256-6794 or 256-6153 in I 9' ! N xt: 3.0 ' NM o.,f,k it '44 , A 25 Q Q. Q, A ' D - . 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Next year Pater Nosner will enter Santa Fe League competition in football, something to look forward to. Our basketball team had an excellent season and was eliminated from C. I. F. only at the wire. A new Biology lab and an Educational Television System were installed. As a result of these things. school spirit was at a level never before reached. I hope the '67 Eagle does justice to this eventful year. A yearbook is quite a job and Iwould like to thank Mr. Hall and Mr. Stephenson for their help in reaching our deadlines. A special thanks to everyone at Christy and Shepherd for their help with our pictures. lt has been an honor to give the Student Body this yearbook, I'm glad it was my honor. x 1 vxxvvk, Tim Laidlaw Editor WX? AA dj MfZ?WW 'I 0 W , fcyfl' c' ffcwfmj 5?7K'fg17I7a75 O H0 Lx J R 93 ' L 'X Q9 N 96? Qfvx X Max U04 ,G VSV we Qwlcivf YQUQIW X wf X Y fC W 4 Qbmi M M gow f wwe V E WF 2:1511 iiifif evffff EEE sg, WKTQMWM QS? WW E226 52 A' . ' f1,1'v g , 3 in . 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