Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1966 volume:

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF STUDENT JSDIT0R ORGANIZATIONS' . Bob Walk� f-of Cameo and to Brbth r, lfcsArtwork.% v.' We would Jtke to express our appreciation to Mr .House $tudios for his unlimited aid in hptograi i Idexander of Our Lady of Riverside 1' I fi • L ylljulCiA y Of the many-med ia aVa ila bbe to the creative man the artist chooses those which fascinate the eye. Through paint,; ma Or clay lie is abJLO to transform an object into an experience creates monuments which will surpass the memory of I 1 REV. PATRICK DONOVAN O. S. M. Assistant Principal Dean of Discipline REV. Principal ZURK O. S. M. ADMINISTRATION Fr. Mazurk discusses school problems with Fr. Donovan. 4 BOARD OF CONTROL: (Left to Right) Fr. Walsh, Fr. Tansey, Fr. Paul, Mazurk, Bro. Tim, Mr. Cotton, Fr. Luznicky, Fr. Donavan. Miss Ray, Fr. BRO. TIMOTHY CULHANE O. S. M. Assistant Dean of Discipline BRO. GREGORY ATHERTON O. S. M. Registrar 5 FACULTY REV. LOUIS BRETON, O. S. M. Sociology - Senior Chairman, History Department MR. ROBERT COTTON English - Senior Chairman, English Department 6 MR. KENNETH DAVIS U.S. History - Sophomore Physical Education - Freshman MR. WARREN DEACON English - Sophomore MR. GEORGE DENA Physical Education - Freshman Sophomore Drivers Education - Sophomore REV. DONALD DUPLESSIS O. S. M. Latin - Freshman Library 7 REV. ALEXANDER GAUTHIER O.S.M. Library Couscling REV. PHILIP GRIMES, O.S.M. Physics - Senior Chairman, Science Department MR. LEONARD HAFF Mathematics - Freshman REV. ALEXANDER LELESI, O.S.M. Latin - Sophomore Chairman, Latin Department 8 REV. GEORGE LUZNICKY, O.S.M. Religion - Senior Counseling MR. THOMAS MONAHAN Biology - Sophomore I REV. CHRIS MOONEY, O. S. M. Religion - Senior REV. CHARLES MOTSKO, O.S.M. Latin - Senior MR. JOSE OLIVARES Mathematics - Senior Junior REV. BERNARD PAUL, O. S. M. Religion - Freshman Chairman, Religion Department 9 MR. EDWARD QUINN Chemistry - Junior MR. PATRICK RACE Mathematics - Junior Sophomore MISS ANITA RAY English - Freshman MR. KENNETH ROBINSON English - Senior Speech - Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman 10 I I 1 MISS MILDRED ROCHE World History - Freshman REV. KEVIN TANSEY O.S.M. Religion - Sophomore Spanish - Freshman, Sophomore MR. RENALDO ROMERO Latin - Junior REV. EUGENE WALSH O. S. M. Math - Junior, Sophomore Religion - Junior Chairman, Mathematics Department MR. DENNIS WATSON English - Junior 11 FATHER GEORGE-COUNSELOR Rev. George Luznicky, O. S. M. Director of Guidance Father George Luznicky directs a coun- selling program which offers many aids to the Servite student. The Servite program provides every student assistance in selec- ting a career and in choosing the right col- lege. Father George helps the student make those difficult decisions by offering him a battery of tests followed by personal inter- views. Servite counselling offers the senior an additional program in preparation for marriage. Perhaps the most ambitious program under Father George's direction involves coun- selling students with personal problems. The students have learned to rely upon Father George. 12 Father George checking the files for Miss Roche. Parents also find a down to earth friend in Father George. Father Donovan and Brother Tim also give advice to the entire stu- dent body. 13 joPtFTHKibj: I TERRENCE AITKEN Cee Football 1; JV 2; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4. CHARLES ACHESON Swimming 1-4; Varsity 2-4; De- bate 1; Pep Club 4. DAVID ALLEN J. V. Football 1-2; J, V. Track 1; Var- sity 2-4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 4. MICHAEL ANDERSON JV Swimming 1-2; Chem Club 3; Math Club 2. ALAN ARTZ Football 1-2; Pep Club 4. DAVID ARMSTRONG JV Track 3; Varsity 4; Rocket Club 3-4; Pres. 3; Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Science Semi- nar 3; NHS 2-4; V. P. 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; CCD 4; Folk Group, Rock 'n 'Roll Band 1-4; Homeroom Pres. 1; Homeroom Secretary 4; Home- room Treasurer 3. 17 PHILLIP BANKS THOMAS AVERY Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Math Club 2; Li- brary Club 3; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; ChiRho Club Officer 1. JV Football 2; Bee Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Golf 2- 3; Varsity Club 3- 4; NHS 2-4; Pres. 4; Drama Stage Crew 3; Actor 4; Class Pres. 4; Dean's List 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Homeroom VP 3; Homeroom Treas. 2. JOHN BARNETT JV Football 2; History Club 3; NHS 2-4; Intramurals 4; Intra- murals 4; Homeroom Pres. 2; VP 3; Student Council Rep. 2. RICHARD BAXSTRESSER Cee Football 1; Varsity 2-4; Cee Track 1; Bee Track 2; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 3-4; Homeroom Treas. lj Junior Achievement 2. BRUCE BEALER Chem Club 3; Rocket Club 4; Pep Club 4. JAMES BECKER £ Football 2; rack 2-4; Varsity 3-4; Chem Club 3-4; Glee Club 2- 3; Pep Band 3-4, CUY BECKWITH JV Football 3; Speech 1-4; Debate 1-2; History 3; NHS 3-4; THE FANTASTICKS Ac- tor 4; Student Service Group 3; MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL Ac- tor 4; Fine Arts Sem- inar 4; Junior Achievement 2-4; Homeroom Pres. 1; Honor Roll 1-4, MORRIS BEDARD Cce Football 1; JV 2; Varsity 3-4; JV Track 1-2; JV Bas- ketball 1; Chem Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Glee Club 2-3; Math Club 1; THE BOYFRIEND Actor 3; OUR TOWN Actor 4; Chi Rho V. P. 3; Pres. 4; Pep Band 2-4. VINCENT BELANGER Cec Football 1; JV 2; Cee Track 1; JV 2. PETER BE2EK Basketball 1-4; Bee 1; JV 2; Varsity 3-4; JV Baseball 1-2; Rocket Club 3; THE BOYFRIEND Actor 3; Chi Rbo Club Vice President 4. RICHARD BIGELOW JV Football 2-3; JV Baseball 2; Varsity 3-4 3-4; Golf 4; History Club 1; Pep Club Rep. 4. JOHN BODNAR JV Football 3; Var- sity 4; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Math Club 2; NRA 2. 19 THOMAS BROWN Transfer Student 4; Intramurals 4; Var- sity Baseball 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 4. DANIEL BRUNO JV Football 3; Speech 2-4; History Club 3; Science Seminar 2-3; NHS 2-4; ). A. 2-4; Student Council 3- 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Junior Class Presi- dent; Honor Roll 1- 4; Dean's List 2. TERRENCE BURGESS JV Football 3; JV Basketball 3; Varsity 4; Speech and Debate 3-4; Pep Club 4; CCD 4; Honor Roll 1,4. PATRICK CALLAHAN Cee Football 1; JV 2; Varsity 3-4; Weightlifting 1-4; Varsity Club 3-4; History Club 3; Math Club 1; Student Leadership 3-4. 20 STEVEN CAMPBELL Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Rocket Club 3-4. JOHN CARMEAN JV Football 1-2; Varsity 3-4; JV Baseball 1; Varsity 2-4; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Home- room Pres. 1; Clean-Up Crew 1- 4; Pep Club 4. CEROCE CARSON Cee Football 1; Bee Basketball 2; Glee Club 3; THE BOY- FRIEND Actor 3; Chi RJio Pres. 3; The Twiliters 2- 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Sophomore Class Secretary; Home- room V. P. 3; Home- room Pres. 4, JOHN CATE JV Football 3; Biology V. P. 2; Chem Club 3; Year- book Staff 4; Pep Club 4. JOHN CLAYTON Biology Club 1, 3; History Club 3; Fine Arts Seminar 4. WARD CORRIGAN JV Football 1-2; Cee Track 1; JV 2; JV Golf 2-3; Varsity 4; IN- HERIT THE WIND Actor 3; OUR TOWN Actor 4; Homeroom Pres. 2-3; Trcas. 1; Student Council Rep. 2-3; A. S. B. Pres. 4; CASC 2-4; School Movie 3; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 2. 21 WILLIAM CREGAN CHARLES DAY Biology Club 2; History Club 3; Pep Club 4; Library Club 3-4. Bee Basketball 2; Varsity 3-4; TAR Treas. ; Chi Rho Club V. P. 3; S. A. A. 4; A. S. B. Sec. 4. RAYMOND DE LEA Cec Football 1; J. V. 2-3; Cee Track 2; J. V. 3; Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3-4; History Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Math Club 1; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Honor Roll 3. THOMAS DEMLER Varsity Football 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 2; Homeroom V. P. DENNIS DE MUR I JV Football 1-2; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Track 1-4; NHS 2-4; Drama Stage Crew 3-4; Homeroom V. P. 4. BERDARD DESCHUYTTER Biology Club 2; Year Book Staff 4; Debate 3-4; NHS 2-4; Math Club 2; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Honor Roll 1-4; J. A. 2. 22 WILLIAM DREYER ANTHONY DI EUGENIO Cee, Bee Track 3; Biology Club 2; History Club 3; Math Club 2; Pep Club 4. JV Basketball 2; Varsity 4; Biology Club Secretary 2, Yearbook Staff 4; Chess Club 3-4; History Club 3; Science Seminar 3; Math Club 2,4; Drama Publicity Staff 4; J. A. 2-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4. GORDON ECKMAN Varsity Swimming 1; Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Math Club 3; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Pep Club Rep. 4. GEORGE EDISON Biology Club 2; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 4. JAMES EIMERS Chem Club 3; Rocket Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4. RICHARD ENGLEMAN Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 2-4; Math Club 2, 4; Gradua- tion Choir 3; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Library Club 2; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4. 23 JAMES ERTLE Basketball 2; Baseball 1-4; Chem. Club 3; History Club 3; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4. MICHAEL FATE Biology Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Chess Club 4; History Club 3; Library Club 3-4; President 4; Parish Youth Club V. P. 4; CCD Teacher 3-4. MARK FISCHER Bee Track 3; Varsity 4; Biology Club 1-2; Speech Club 2; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Li- brary Club 3. LAWRENCE FOWLER JV Football 2; Pep Club 4; The Sex- tons 2-3; The Chevells 4; Chi Rho Club 2. TIMOTHY FRAWLEY Swimming 2; Varsity 3-4; De- bate (Varsity) 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4; AAU Swimming; Leader- ship Group 3. ANDREW GANAHL JV Football 1; Varsity 2-4; JV Track 2; Varsity Club 3-4; Freshman Pres. ; Sophomore Trcas. ; CCD 4. 24 MICHAEL CANNON Biology Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Pep Club 4. PAUL GARNETT Ccc Football 2; Bee Swimming 1-2; Varsity 3-4; NHS 4; Band 1; Cafeteria 2-4; Pep Club 4. MAURICE CATES Track 1-4; Pep Club 4; Chi Rho 1-3. MICHAEL GERHARDS Track 1; Biology Club 2-3; Yearbook Staff 4; History Club 3; Newspaper Staff 1- 4; NHS 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Honor Pin 3; Library Club 2- 4; Fine Arts Semi- nar 4; Pep Club 4. ROBERT CBNEY Swimming 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 4; The Twilitcrs 2-4; Transfer Student 2. THOMAS CLASS Biology Club 2-3; Chem Club 3-4; Radio Club 2-4; History Club 3; Math Club 2-3; J. A. 2-4; President 3-4, 25 XAVIER GONZALEZ JV Football 2; Bio- logy Club 2; Year- book Staff 4; Glee Club 3; Math Club 2-3; THE BOY- FRIEND Actor 3; Pep Club 4. JOHN GRAVES Cec Track 2; Bio- logy Club 3; Pep Club 4. ROBERT GRIMES JV Football 1-2; Varsity 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Intramurals 3; Coach 4. JOHN CUD ELMAN Chem Club 3; Secretary 3; Year- book Staff 4; Chi Rho Club; In- tramurals 4; Honor Roll 2. RICHARD HAINES Homeroom Rep. 1; Soph. Rep. 2; In- tramural Basketball Captain 4; Teen Club President 1-2. STEPHEN HANNAH 26 JOHN HARPSTER PAUL HANWAY Track 3-4; News- paper Staff 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Pep Club 4. Cee Football 1; Bee 2; Varsity 4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Class Treas. Homeroom Treas. 3; Homeroom V. P. 1; Student Council 1,3,4. HUGH HARRINGTON Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Chess Club 3-4; Junior Third Order 1-2; Newspaper 1,4; Science Seminar 3; NHS 2-4; Math Club 3; OUR TOWN 4; Honor Roll 1-4; CCD 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 3-4; Rocket Club 4. STANLEY HILLMAN Biology Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; NHS 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 4; Honor Pin 2; CCD 4. MICHAEL HIRAGA Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3- 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Chess Club 3-4; History Club 3; Junior Third Order 1; Newspaper Staff 2; NHS 4; Math Club 3-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Rocket Club 3; CCD 4; Library Club 3; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Intra- murals 4; Chi Rho 1-4; Graduation Choir 3. WILLIAM HOLDEN JV Football 1; Varsity 2-4; Cap- tain 4; JV Track; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 2-4; NHS 4; Math Club 3-4; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4; Freshman Class Officer; Honor Roll 2-3. 27 JAMES HUM RICH Ccc Football 1; JV 2-3; Varsity 4; JV Baseball 3; Varsity 4; Varsity Club 4; Glee Club 3; News- paper Staff 3-4; Math Club 4; TOE FANTASTICKS, OUR TOWN Crew 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Band 1. STEPHEN HOLTZ JOHN HOROSZKO History Club 3; Homeroom V. P. 4. DANIEL JURMAN Basketball 1; Swimming 1-4; Varsity 3-4; Pep Club 4. MICHAEL KAIN Football 1-4; Varsity 3-4; Bas- ketball 1-2; Baseball 2-4; Var- sity 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Debate 1; NHS 1; Math Club 2; Pep Club 4. DANIEL JETTE Cee Football 2; JV Baseball 2; History Club 3; Pep Club 4. 28 LEONARD KOWALSKI Swimming 1-4; Varsity 4; Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Yearbook 4; News Paper Staff 1; THE BOY FRIEND Actor 3; THE MESSIAH Stage Crew 4; J. A. 2-3; Servite Movie 3; Fine Arts 4; Pep Club 4; APSL Latin Certificate 1-3. RONALD KOENIG Track 1,4; Chem- istry Club 3; His- tory Club 3; Math Club 2. JOHN KRALL Yearbook 4; Forensic Society 2-3; History Club 3; News Paper Staff 1; Science Seminar 3; National Honor Society 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Honor Roll 1-4. GERALD LA ROCQUE Football, Ccc 1, JV 2-3; National Honor Society 1-2; Honor Roll 1- 4. PETER KELLY Yearbook 3; News Paper Staff 3-4; Student Council 1,4; Senior Class V. P. ; Angelus League Confed. Rep. ; C. A. S. C. Rep. 4; Honor Roll 2; Sec. Student Service Group 3. THOMAS KELLY Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Rocket Club 3-4; Honor Roll 1-3; Pep Club 4. 29 HAROLD LE MASTER Yearbook Editor 4; History Club 3; NHS 2-4; Math Club 3- 4; Secretary 4; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4. TIMOTHY LE VECKE JV Swimming 3; Varsity 4; Chem Club 3; News- paper Staff 4; CCD 4; Junior Achieve- ment 2-4; Transfer Student 3. KEVIN LINDEN Biolog ' Club 2; Math 2; Pep Club 4; Chi Rho 1-4; V. P. 3; Student Council 2. THOMAS LONG Yearbook Staff 3; Bee Track 3; Science Seminar 2; NHS 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 4; In- tramurals 4. JAMES McCILLIVRAY Transfer Student 4; Chess Club 4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Junior Third Order 1. CHARLES McHUCH JV Baseball 1; Biology Club 2; Math Club 2; Homeroom Secre- tary 2; Homeroom Pres. 3; Pep Club 4; Leadership Group 3; J. A. 2; Lunar Scout 1-4. 30 PHN McKELLOGG PATRICK MARANTETTE Varsity Football Mgr. 1-2; Cee Track 1-2; Pep Club 4. NHS 2-4; Transfer Student 3; Band 3-4; Honor Roll 3-4; Pep Club 4; Intramurals 4. DAVID MARESH Varsity Football 3-4; JV Track 1- 2; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Honor Roll 1-2. MANUEL MARQUEZ Cee Football 2; JV 3; JV Basket- ball 1; Bee 3; Biology Club 2; NHS 1-2; Math Club 1-2; Pep Club Rep. 4. KEVIN MASER A. S. B. Vice Pres. 4; History Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3- 4; Class V. P. 1; Homeroom Pep. 2; Class V. P. 3; Prom Committee 4; Pep Club Rep. 4; Angeles League Rep. ; CASC Rep. ; Honor Roll 3. PHILIP METZINGER Varsity Basketball 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Honor Roll 3-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Transfer Student 3; Intramural Commis- sioner 4. 31 THOMAS PERKINS Jr. Third Order 1; Spokesman 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Mixed Chorale 2; J. A. 2; Pres. 2; History Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Yearbook 4; Sports Editor 4. JOSEPH POIRIER Track 3-4; Biology Club 2; Math Club 2; Pep Club 4; CCD 4; J. A. 2-4; Presi- dent 4. ROBERT POTTER NHS 2-4; Honor Roll 1-2; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4. JAN RADEMAKER Exchange Student Holland 4; In- tramurals 4. EDWARD REBELLA Yearbook 4; NHS 2- 4; Homeroom Pres. 3; Honor Roll 1-3; Honor Pin 1-2; Pep Club 4. JOSEF RENDEN Transfer Student 3; JV Baseball 3; Var- sity 4; Chem Club 3; Yearbook 4; Gradu- ation Choir 3; Rocket Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 3; AA Award 3. 34 GREGORY RICKETTS TERRY RILEY J. A. 2; Pep Club 4; Intramurals 4. Chem Club 3-4; History 3; Math Club 2-3; Rocket Club 3- 4; Pep Club 4; CCD Teacher 4. DONALD RIPPON JV Football 2; Varsity Track 3-4; Pep Club 4. ROBERT RITSON JV Track 2; Biology Club 2; Year- book 3-4; Chess Club 3; History Club 3; Math Club 1-3; INHERIT THE WIND Stage Crew 3; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4. LAWRENCE RONNOW Yearbook Editor 4; Chess Club 3-4; THE BOYFRIEND 2nd Lead 3; Glee Club 3; Honor Roll 3-4; NHS 3-4; In- tramurals 4; Pep Club 4; Track 3; Chi Rho 3-4; APSL Cert. 3-4; (Medal 1-2) Graduation Choir 3. JAMES ROSOLANKA Biology Club 2; Chem Club 3; Year- book 4; Chess Club 3-4; History Club 3; Glee Club 3; IN- HERIT THE WIND Sound Man 3; Honor Roll 2-4; Rocket Club 4; Library Club 3-4; Fine Arts Semi- nar 4. 35 MICHAEL ROSSITER Swimming 1-4; Varsity 1-4; Captain 3-4; Biology Club 2; Pres. 2; Varsity Club 3-4; Pep Club 4. WILLIAM SAUL Transfer Student 3; Pep Club 4. MICHAEL SHEA Cce Football 2; Pep Club 4; Graduation Choir 3. BRIAN SHIPMAN ASB Treas. ; JV Football 1; Varsity 2. 4; JV Basketball 1; Bee 2-3; JV Baseball 1-2; Var- sity 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Graduation Choir 3; Soph. Class V. P. ; Homeroom Rep. 3; Honor Roll 1-2; Pep Club 4; Intramural Coach 4. ERIC SIMPSON Baseball 1-4; Varsity 2-4; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 2-4; Math Club 2; Pep Club 4; Homeroom Pres. 2; Homeroom V. P. 4. WILLIAM SNOW Football 1-3; Track 1-2; Cheer- leader 4; Pep Club Executive Council 4; Biology Club 2. 36 LEO SPALDING Swimming 1-4; Varsity 2-4; Chem Club 3; Rocket Club 3. RONALD SPRINGSTEEN Cce Track 1; Bee 2-3; Varsity 4; Pep Club 4. JOEL STONEB RAKER Football 1-4; Varsity 3-4; Track 1-4; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 3-4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Pep Club 4; Homeroom Sec. 1-4. JAMES SUNDQU1ST Intramurals 3-4; Pep Club 4; Repre- sentative 4; Honor Roll 1-4. WILLIAM SUTHERLAND Football 1-3; Varsity 4; JV Bas- ketball 2-3; JV Baseball 2; Biology Club 2; Varsity Club 4; Homeroom Pres. 2; Sec. 3; Sec. 4; Senior Class Sec. ; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4; Leadership Group 3. STEVEN TEAL Varsity Tennis 2-4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper Staff 1-2; Graduation Choir 3; J. A. 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Pep Club 4. 37 JAMES THILL JV Football 2-3; Varsity 4; JV Bas- ketball 1-3; Var- sity 4; Bee Track 1; Varsity 2-4; De- bate 1; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Sports Editor 3-4; NHS 2; THE FANTASTICKS Actor 4; AA Award 2-3. TIMOTHY TREADWELL Football 1-4; Varsity 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Leader- ship Grp. 3; Class Secretary 1; Home- room Rep. 4; Homeroom Treas. 1; Graduation Choir 3; Track 1-2; Pep Club 4; Christmas Drive Chairman 4. JAMES TREINEN Biology Club 2; History Club 3; NHS 2; J. A. 2; Pep Club 4; Intra- murals 3-4. JOHN TROCCOE Chcm Club 3; Yearbook Editor 4; History Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Art Editor 4; Rocket Club 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 2-4; J. A. 2-4; V. P. 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4. ROBERT TRUXAW Swimming 3-4; Chem Club 3; Treas. 3; History Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2-4; News Editor; Matli Club 2; Drama 3-4; Props 3-4; Pep Club 4; Fine Arts Semi- nar 4; Rocket Club 4; Treas. 4. THOMAS TYRRELL JV Swimming 1-3; Speech 1-2; Science Seminar 2-3; NHS 2-4; Homeroom Pres, 3-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; CCD 4; Honor Roll 1-4; In- tramurals 3-4. 38 DAVID VERMEULEN JV Football 3; Ccc Track 1; JV Track 2; Pep Club Rep. 4. RICHARD VOGEL Science Seminar 2- 3; NHS 2-4; Math Club 2-4; J. A. 2; Honor Roll 1-4; In- tramurals 3-4. JAMES WALLACE Swimming 1-4; Varsity 2-4; Pep Club 4; J. A. 2; AA Award 2; Honor Roll 1-3. ALEX WELLWOOD Cec Track 2; Pep Club 4; CCD 4. JEFFREY WILLEFORD Ccc Football 2; JV 3; JV Track 1-2; Varsity 3-4; Chess Club 3-4; History Club 3; CCD 4; Pep Club 4. PETER WITTE Biology Club 2-3; Chem Club 3; Year- book 4; Science Seminar 2-3; Rocket Club 4; Pep Club 4. 39 ROBERT WLODARSKI Chess Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 1. THOMAS YOUNG Cee Track 1; JV 2; Varsity 4; Chem Club-Rocket Club 3; Newspaper 1; School Movie 3. DONALD ZEPFEL Swimming JV 1-3; Biology Club 2; Speech-Deb ate 1-4; Chess Club 4; Science Seminar 2-3; NHS 2-4; Math Club 2-3 OUR TOWN Actor 4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Dean's List 1-4. Cee Football 1; JV 2; Varsity 3-4; Cee Track 1; Varsity Club 3-4; NHS 2-4; Fine Arts Seminar 4; Junior Class Treas. ; Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, 4; Pep Club MARK ZEHNER 40 JUNIORS ’67 CLASS OFFICERS : Louis Cappola Treasurer Bob Pohl Vice President John Zeller Gary Ganahl President Secretary Duane Andre Robert Armen John Barta Gregory Bateman Donald Baxstrcsser William Beckman Dean Benedix Ronald Bergdorf Brock Bernstein Thomas Boisseranc Joseph Bambino Gregory Bond Cornelius Borst Edmund Bradley Terrance Brennan Raymond Chandos Terrance Coffey Raymond Comcau Louis Coppola David Corderman George Cruz 42 Patrick Cullen Nicholas D'Antoni Steven Dallman Geoffrey DeLapp Kenneth Dixon Donald Dobyns Claude Dora is Richard Drew Donald Drozd James Engbarth Bruce Englemann William Eskcn John Faulk Charles Favreau Steven Fisher Daniel Frawley Daniel Gallegos Gary Ganahl William Garrett Michael Garrity Charles Gonzalez James Gorski Richard Gould Paul Gudclman Stephen Hahn James Hamm Michael Hanley Thomas Hanway Francis Harvey Richard Heinz Jerome Hilsabeck Thomas Holligcr Joseph Holtz Walter Holtz Thomas Horan James Horkan Michael Hughes Robert Hughes Richard Husmann Paul Jablonsky Paul Jewell Warren Joyce David Kean Steven Kclcher Casimir Killian Andrew Kimes Eric Kirsten Joseph Kump Marc Kurzbard John Kwiccien 43 1 John Le Master Peter Liapis John Luctto Timothy Lynch Thomas McCauley Stephen McElrath Robert McIntyre Stephen McLean James McMillan William Madigan Stephen Magliocco James Maresh Fred Mcis Michael Miller Thomas Miller Gregory Mitchell Micliael Mohler William Montgomery George Murray David Musser Carl Palm Phillip Palm Timothy Paone Robert Poll! Ronald Pohl Bart Rainone Pedro Ramet Carl Reddick George Renteria Stchphan Rizzonc Richard Rosche Josejili Rubio Frank Rueda Christopher Salocks Robert Sbardellati Andrew Sdiaafs Kurt Schantz Robert Semonsen 44 David Swi Timothy Tapping James Thomason I Paul Davi Patrit ± Turley Lawrence Wineski Michael Wojcicchowski John Wozniak Michael Xavier John Zeller Douglas Wilson Steven Winders Robert Webb George Wicchcc Casey Williams 45 SOPHOMORES ’68 CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Badstrubcr Tom Decorsey Philip Brostcrhous Grey Hayden Treasurer Vice President President Secretary John Ambrose Rob Andersen Myles Anderson Bob Badstubner Don Baggott Phill Baiocchi Clarence Barham Dick Barta Greg Bartonc Forrest Beckwith William Bcdwell Dave Bclz Mark Benoit Bart Bernstein John Blanke Phil Brostcrhous Steve Cahill Frank Calabretta Greg Campbell Malcolm Campbell Steve Carlson Dan Carreon Chris Cate Gordy Clarke John Carl James Bruce Patrick Joseph Mike Fred Dan Cochran Codispoti Cody Connors Conroy Conti Crosson Cruz Cumstay 46 BELOW, L. to R. : Stephen Huff John Hughes Tim Hurley Tom Jaeger Brent Jones Lawrence Jones Tom Davis Tom DeCoursey Kevin Delaney Kevin Dernier Ludo Deschuytter Bob Douglas Dean Druitt Steve Dunn George Eadington Mike Eggleton Fred Engelhard Pat Evers George Faatz Joe Farnan Dan Fata Tony Felino Jim Fergus John Fisher Greg Fro me Pete Gannon Martin Gaussoin Mike Gawlowski Tom Gicscr Mike Goodwin Tom Goodwin Ron Graff Dick Graves Bill Grimm R. T. Groom Paul Hafner Gene Halloran Fred Handsfield Dick Hannigan Jim Harvey Pat Haslam Greg Hayden Dick Heffem Dick Heimann Robert Heinlcin Joe Helland John Hills Frank Hrabetin ABOVE, L. to R. : Nicholas Just James Karch Stephen Kariger Thomas Kelly Robert Kniess Doug Knudson 47 John Kralick Walt Kreutzcn Ed Langcr Kerwin Lebeis j Dan Liddy David Linn Phillip Lovato Mel Murchison Mike Nelson Chris Nolan Mike O'Connor Laurence O'Kccf Steve Ottmer Pat Rooney Scha irk S ver Charles Randy ! Bill Snyder Bill Spetz Salocks Sandstrom John Serrot Jim Smith Tom Taylor Robert Terry Bob Stanbra Jim Stoneman Tony Macicjowski Dan Madden Ray Malgcri Ed Mari David Markin Chris Martus Rick Mitchell Charles Mohlcr Frank Moraga Dave Morgan John Quackenbush Mike Quinn Charles Reid ABOVE, L. to R. : Phillip McGraw Bill McLain Bob McMillan Steve Pcrni2i John Pictka Bart Pontius i Joe Thibault Ray Thomas Ross Unger Dan Unrein Guy Van deVoorde Bart Walsh Scott Thompson Bill Trant Tom Trojnar Jim Twellman Larry Walter Bob Ware Brad Wckall Mike Welch Dennis Whetstone Michael Wolcott Bob Woods Bernardo Yorba Dick Zavala Joseph Zeuli Jim Zimmerman James Zum FRESHMEN '69 Class Officers: Pres. George Zegalia, V. P. Larry Pena, Sec. Larry Shotton, John Hanley. Treas. John Adams Gary Adkinson Doug Allen Andy Armstrong Rich Armstrong Robert Aschenbrenner David Ashen James Babcock Ward Ball Grady Banister Robert Barlow Richard Barnes Kevin Beidelman Gary Bell Stephen Bernard Regan Best Greg Bishop Jerald Boisseranc Tom Brincho Casey Burke Paul Bush Terry Campbell James Chodzko Darryl Christiansen Richard Cimino Chris Codol Arden Colby Gregory Cole Mark Coley John Cook Thomas Crosson Mike Crydcrman Adrian Dejesus Mark Dennis James Desmarais Stephen Dougherty Pete Drainville Peter Duffy Donald Edison Michael Egan Lawrence Ehlers Andrew Elliot Dennis Engbarth John Erskinc Mark Etchison Steven Fate Chris Farenbaugh Donald Fergus Lawrence Filadelfia Daniel Filtz Pat Finegan Mike Flanigan Robert Florcyk Kevin Frabotta Jeffrey Fromc Paul Getchcll Arthur Gonzales Mike Gorski Joseph Guidas William Haines Theodore Ha mm ill Eddy Haninger John Hanley Mike Hannah Scott Hinschberber Tom Hoffmann Steven Hubbard Jimmy Hughes Tim Hurlbut Craig Inglis John James Steven Joerger Andy Jusczak Ron Kelly Steven Kersting Mike Kimberling Warren Knudsen Dennis Krystek Terry Lannon Dennis Lauzon Tim Lcnahan Stan Lottes Jim Luhmann Billy McBride 51 John McCurry Mike McDonald Dennis McDonogh Tom McGcrty Bob McGuinn Dan McMenamin Gary McNeil William Madden Don Manning Robert Marks Tom Matella Tom Meldrum James Miller Tom Minegar Randy Muir Chris Nagel Ron O'Hanlon Tom O'Hara Steve Paragon Larry Pena Dennis Pereyra Stephen Perkins Joe Piasta James Pohl Alan Pope Thomas Powe Richard Puglisi Mark Pyrak John Ray Bill Redden Paul Reddick Bill Reed Jeff Ricketts Bill Rissc Steve Rohner Gregory Rose Robert Royce Kenny Russ Thomas Russell Ralph Sabin Ron Santucci Jeff Schantz Mark Schiavone John Shannon Fran Sheehan Pat Shortle Larry Shotton Paul Snyder Mike Stanbra 52 James Stanley Bruce Stava Tom Stephenson Mark Stettler Greg Stoffel Mike Strack William Suda Pat Sullivan Chris Thomas Warren Treacher Thomas Trujillo John Unvcrferth John Van Daclc Don Van Osdcl Stephen Vaughn Edward Walsh William Weill Robert Werner Gerald White Stephen White Marky Whitehead Gene Wojciechowski Eddy Yorba Tommy Youkcl Lance Young George Zegalia George Zlaket 53 President Pat Corrigan, Vice-President Kevin Maser, Secretary Charles Day, Treasurer Brian Shipman CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: SENIOR: T. Tyrrell, P. Metzingcr, C. Carson, T. Treadwell, JUNIOR: R. Drew, M. Kurzbard, B. Armen, D. Wilson, SOPHOMORE: B. Ware, T. Trojnar, P. Evers, B. Trant, FRESHMAN: B. Achenbrenner, C. Codol, J. Van Daele, P. Dc Jesus 57 Student Council at work C.A.S.C. Representatives Members: T. Paonc, P. Kell N. Bradley, C. Reddick, B. J. Erskine, J. Babcock, B. McBri M. Kurzbard, C. Williamj L. Jdrffes, G. B McElreth, F. Hrabian, ST VicLcan P. Shol M. Bishop. Thixav. Vocjiechov ski, R. Drew, R. Husmann, T. Brennan, Perkins, J. Tfoocoe, F. Olivares, M. Gcrhards, R. Pohl, T. O'Hara, Nake CEjn5 T. LeSfcckc, K. Maser, B. Palermo, D. Maresh, J. Humrich, M. HWjley, B. Beckman, R. Sandstrom, Jvl. Miller, Steve � - J. McMillan, J. Horkan, B. Madigan, A. Uracin, KESMAI Editors; Pete Kelly, Tim Paonc, Bob Truxaw, JohnV fTer, Jim Thill, John Troccoe, Steve McElrath, Carl Reddick 58 FORENSIC SOCIETY Officers: Guy Beckwith, President; Donald Zepfel, Treasurer; Paul Jewell, Secretary; NOT PICTURED: John Zeller, Vice President. John Ray, William Reed, Guy Beckwith, Don Zepfel, John Zeller, Tim Frawley, Paul Jewell, Thomas Minegar, Joe Piasta, Bernard Deschuytter, Barton Bernstein, Thomas Stephenson, John Shannon, Dennis Engbarth, Ron Santucci, Bill McBride, Brian McGuinn, Pope, Van Daele, Kimberly, Rose, Madden, Madden, Kniess, McGraw, Conti, Badstubner, Salocks, Deschuytter, Rubio, Ganahl, Bradley, Gould, Engleman, Smith, Babcock, Sullivan, Pontius, Carlson, Eggleton, Snyder, Ramet, Armstrong, Hannah, Luhmann, Ehlers, Codol 60 Speech Trophies Don Zepfel, showing his abilities Guy Beckwith, the president Members: W. Dreycr, R. Truxaw, R. DeLea, D. Bruno, T. Tyrrell, L. KowalskFTD. Armstrong, L. Moranda, B. Deschuyttcr, D. Zcpfel, T. Avery' S. Teal, R. Ritson, J. Clayton. P. Hanway, T. Perkins, J. Troccoe, J. Rosalanka, M. Fischer, j. Krall, G. Eckman, J. Harrington, J. Humrich, G. Beckwith INAR • I 62 Exploring Da Vinci The Gang1 Members: D. Frawley, E. Suarez, G, Ganahl, B. Bernstein, D. Kean, G. Garrett, S. Hahn, S. Winders, C. Helland, M. Cryderman, Rosalanka, H. LeMastcr, P. Waldaj Chandos, R. Gould, B. Drcycr MATH I Harvey, T. Youkel, R. Vogel, J. McMillan, M. Wojciechowski, R. CLUB V 64 President. Richard Vogel Secretary, Harold LeMastcr Mr. Olivares, Moderator gives pointers on New Math Members: Mike Fate, J. Rosolanka, M. Wocjiochowski, P. Jewell, M. Gerhards, C. Williams, J. Me Millan, J. Zeller, T. Perkins, J Troccoe, M. Hughes, J. Harrington, R. Drew, J. Lebeis, S. Fisher. LIBRARY CLUB Officers: Michael Fate. Pres. Mike Wocjiechowski, V. P. Club members at work 65 S. Rizzone, W. Garrett, B. Bernstein, B. Tyrrell, C. Palm, R. Husmann, R. Rosche, T. Coffey, B. Bc’ckman, D. Musser, S. Hahn, M. Sutter, J. Zeller, C. Reddick, J. McMillan, D. Kean, P. Ramet, P. Jewel, G. Palermo CHEM 66 Mr. Quinn, Moderator of both clubs Witte looking for a potential fuel THE ROCKET PICTURED: Peter Witte, John Troccoe, James Rosalanka, John Gudalman, David Armstrong, Bruce Bealer, Raymond DcLca, Steven Campbell, James Eimcrs, Bob Nolan, Bob Truxaw, Tom Glass, Joe Renden, Tom Avery. NOT PICTURED: Jack Cate, H. Harrington, P. Bezek, T. Kelly, J. Becker, T. Riley 67 R. Beidelman, P. Bush, M. Campbell, M. Dennis, M. Fate, B. Florcyk, J. Hanley, M. Hughes, D. Kean, C. Bishop, P. Ramet, J. McMillan, J. Rubio, C. Salocks, F. Sheehan, C. Thomas, P. Waldau, B. Tyrrell, J. Willeford, S. Winders, M. Wojciechowski, D. Zepfel, B. Dreyer, R. Chandos, J. Harrington, P. Jewel, B. Marks, J. Rosa lank a 68 Larry Ronnow, President Chess . . . the thinking man's game. PEP CLUB REPRESENTATIVES D. Haines, M. Marquez, J. Sundquist, G. Eckman, W. Saul, D. Vcrmculen, R. Bigelow, J. Bombino, C. Gonzalez, B. Rainone, F. Me is, P. Waldau, W. Madigan, G. Ganahl, M. Mohler, C. Palm, P. Turley, T. Schafer, J. Zum, S. Huff, J. Blanke, D. Morgan, F. Handsfield, T. Matella, A. Elliott, M. Stettlcr, A. Armstrong, D. Lauzon, T. Brincho, C. Burke, W. Cregan RADIO CLUB B. Hcinlcin, D. Fatz, H. Filadelfia, A. Pelino, M. Coley,.D. Krystek, S. Bernard, M. Campbell, T. Macicjowski Mike Hiraga Thomas Perkins Sports Mike Fate Organizations Larry Ronnow Students John Troccoe Sports Art Richard Moklcr Activities James Rosolanka Buzzy Dreyer Richard Roche Harold LeMaster Organizations Gordon Ecl man Activities R. Mokler, S. Magliocco, L. Ronnow, F. Me is, R. Roche, M. Sutter, X. Gonzales, R. Englcman, M. Fate, J. Krall, L. Kowalski, E. Rebella, G. La Rocquc, G. Eckman, H. LeMaster, T. Stephenson, V. Belanger, B. Dcschuytter, G. Faatz, B. Tyrrell, M. Gannon, W. Drcycr, M. Wolcott, J. Troccoe, T. Perkins, J. Rosolanka, M. Wojciechowski T. Avery R. Ritson B. C. Rainone A. Kimcs M. Hiraga M. Gerhard S. Hillman F. Olivares J. McMillan C. Reddick P. Witte This is the yearbook staff? RIGHT; Buz Dryer, Mike Fate, Larry Ronnow, Jim Rosalanka, G Fernando Olivares Yearbook members hard at work 71 CONNELLY CADETTES FIRST ROW (1 to r): C. McCarren, C. Cleary, C. Lammers, J. O'Neill, C. Midagan, J. Sorenson, R. Glitzer, M. Drocsller, S. Stonebrakcr, C. Loebach, C. Nitti, E. Curran, P. Fielding, J. Apgar, E. McGillivary, J. Favreau, J. Klein, P. Webb, K. Price, C. Mabey, J. North, S. St. Onge, E. Jones, P. Brcsenhan, S. Voll- mann, M. Sanchez, C. Jette, SECOND ROW: J. Henry, M. Guzinski, G. Linden, B. Scssinghaus, T. Vchle, M. Colomac, B. Trivison, K. Seater, C. Ross, D. King, D. Pohl, P. Gorman, J. Hcrrcl, S. Brunet, J. Rossitcr, D. Rossiter, J. Schlcgel, D. Hejna, J. Damico, N. Gibncy, J. Jones, S. White, M. Jette, THIRD ROW: S. O'Donnell, S. Truttman, P. Hofstter, C. Mulville, M. Mullane, M. Crudo, S. Palmer, J. Brooks, K. Walsh, D. Amclottc, R. Cotter, N. Scott, J. Jackson, P. Hancock, C. Childs, A. Oppelt, C. Walsh, S. Gruenburg, M. Malloy, B. Holloway, P. Whitehead, A. Stewart, B. Loebach, C. Mulville, C. Lindsay, M. Hamm, C. Howe, R. Shipman, FRONT: J. Hill, R. Scott, S. Pembcr, MASCOT: Jill Weber, NOT SHOWN: P. Twomblcy, K. Cordova, M. Maser, L. Leal, B. Igoe Mrs. Pam Meyer Drill Instructor MARYWOOD STRUTTERS Mrs. Nancy Dena Drill Instructor Banners, L to R: Laura Carroll, Georgina Vail, Sue Treacher, Nancy Markel, Molly Maddock, Rozanne Navarro, Irma Martinez VARSITY HEAD COACHES FOOTBALL After garnering a league ch County backfield, Servite en rebuilding year . This view 14-0 conquest over the highly bination of quarterback Greg Mitch el one ratings in Orange County. through graduation. an all-Orange season in what was considered a u red as the Friars rolled to a surprising istminster Lions . The passing corn- end Jeff DeLapp sparked Servite to number The Friars next blitzed Pomona Catholic's Spart£rik� v were ignited by touchdown runs by Wes Morgan, Compton next supplied fuel to Servite s victory fi Tarbabes 27-13. Wes Morgan and Greg Mitchell Lasuen next attempted to stop the rampaging Fria vanquished the Padres 21-0. With this victory, the league season with a record of 4-0 and ranked secoj C.I.F. I 3. The explosive Friars Hilsabeck, and John Carmean . the Friars ripped the elusive led the way. Fermln but to no avail, as Servite iars concluded their pre- n die county and tenth in Servite opened its league play with h thrilling 7-6 triumph over St. Paiil. A touch- down pass by Greg Mitchell to halfback Jerry Hilsabeck and Lou Cappola’s extra point proved enough to subdue the Swordsmen. Servite then shot down Verbum Dei's Eagles 28-12. _ j This victory set up a showdown with the C.I.F.'s number one rated Matei Dei Monarchs. A capacity crowd of 10, 000 people jammed Santa Ana Bowl as the two un- defeated prep grid titans collided. The hard fighting Friars dropped a heartbreaking 9-7 decision to the Monarchs. Servite led the contest 7-3 midway through the fourth quarter on Wes Morgan’s touchdown run, but relinquished the lead on a touchdown pass following a crucial fumble. Servite gallantly rebounded from the setback as the Friars demolished Cantwell 49-26 and St. John Bosco 40 12. With these two victories Servite ended its regular season with an overall record of 8 wins and I loss. This earned them a berth in the C.I.F. playoffs against the powerful Centennial Apaches. Against Centennial. Servite:was forced out of the playoffs, as the speedy Apache backs ran for five touchdowns in the second half and turned a Servite 21-7 cushion into a 4 1-21 loss. The Friars completed an excellent season with an overall record of S wins and 2 losses. Servite's Junior Varsity finished a fine season with a 6-2-J slate, and the scrappy Cees were 1-8 on the season. BOTTOM ROW, L to R:P. Rooney, R. Baxstresser, T. Oehrlein, T. Groom, K. Dixon, M. Pena, W. Morgan, A. Ganahl. P. Callahan, D. Wilson, R. Comcau, S. Zehner. MIDDLE ROW: M. Kain, J. Carmean, G. Wiechec, T. Aitken, J. Humrich, J. Thill, F. Olivares, A. Walbum, B. Webb, L. Cappola, J. Simons, J. Harpstcr, T. Treadwell, M. Bedard. TOP ROW: T. Miller, D. Maresh, J. Bodnar, G. DeLapp, G. Mitchell, M. Mohler, J. Hilsabcck, T. Murray, B. Shipman, B. Grimes, B. Holden, D. DeMuri, J. Stonebraker, T. Dernier, P. Jablonsky, B. Hughes, B. Sutter. MANAGERS:!, T. O'Neill, r, T. Hurley. 1965 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Tri-captains (1 to r), Pat Callahan, Bill Holden; Joel Stonebraker. Assistant Varsity Football Coaches (1 to r), Larry Hilsabeck, Ken Davis, Bob Kelly. Dennis DeMuri (70) oj for Mike Pena (25). hole in Westminster line Fullback Pat Callahan (30) Lion forward wall. through center of Stellar end Geoff DeLapp takes pass for long gam from QB Greg Mitchell. John Bodnar (80) scored on aerial against Compton. Wes Morgan cracks Tarbabc defense for long gain. Wes Morgan (23) proves unstopable as he tallies against the Tarbabes. Jeff Simons (21) goes high att Mitchell toss. ing to gather in a Jerry Hilsabeck (55) on long run. into Compton secondary Andy Ganahl (20) outraccs Verbum Dei defenders on end run. Joel Stonebraker (62) drops All-American Pete Sanchez for Verbum Dei defenders trap Andy Canahl (20) short of end zone. Mater Dei defenders put brakes on Wes Morgan's end run. QB Bob Webb (11) end. Jerry Hilsabcck (55) confounds secondary on long run. iwi down after a short run, deep in Monarch territory. to the air lanes vs. Mammoth Friar line closes in on Cantwell tailback. (24) moves inside 20 yd. line behind solid wall of blocking. Wes Morgan All-League All-City ;Joel Stonebraker I All-County •All-League 11-City sity Football Pat Callahan Geoff De All-Coun All-Lea All-City n Murray County -League -City SERVITE 14 ' Westminster 0 SERVITE 33 Pomona Catholic 13 SERVITE 27 1 Compton 13 SERVITE 21 (ffj Fermin Lasuen 0 SERVITE 7 St. Paul 6 SERVITE 28 Verbum Dei 13 SERVITE 7 Mater Dei 9 SERVITE 49 Cantwell 26 SERVITE 40 Aav- i St. John Bosco 12 SERVITE 21 - M A Centennial (CIF) 41 Terry Aitker All-League All-City Mike Mohlcr All-League All-City Mike Pena All-League All-City Dennis DeMuri All-League All-City JUNIOR VARSITY TOP ROW: (LtoR) T. Goodwin, B. Madden, B. Be dwell, K. Delaney, M. Gawlowski, B. Wckall, T. Trojnar, M. Murchison, R. Mohlcr, P. Evers. MIDDLE ROW: L. Deschuytter, G. Hayden, C. Barham, B. Ware, P. Brosterhous, S. Cahill, R. Thomas, J. Karch, J. Hughes, B. McClain. BOTTOM ROW: T. DeCoursey, R. Mitchell, J. Sullivan, J. Stoncman, S. Rizzonc, S. Magliocco, M. Wagner, F. Cniz, B. T erry. CEES TOP ROW: (I. toR) J. Zimmerman, J. 1 Jngerftirlh, I- Sliottcn, J. Pohl, P. Drainville, R. Cimino, T. Crosxen, S. Lottes, 15. Connors, N. just. MIDDLE: G. Fromc, J. Miller, M. Crossen, S. Fate, C. Burke, J. Cody, 15. Royce, 15. Madden, C. Yorba, T. Minegar. TOP: M. Whitehead, T. MeGurty, A. Dejesus, T. Russel, T. Matella, 15. Bernstein, R. Aschenhrenner, T. Chodsko, M. Piasta, T. himion, B. Walsh, R. Barnes, D. Engharlh. 84 BASKETBALL The 1965-1966 cage season saw Servite cop its second league cage championship in three seasons as the Friars ruled the Angelus loop and were co-champs with Cantwell The Friars, paced by AH-Leaguers Greg Banks. Charlie Day, and Tom Dehrlein, raced to a fine sixteen and ten mark for the season. ipping their first two season contests to Bishop Santiago, the Friars rebounded quickly and ry well in three county tournaments. In the Huntington Beach Invitational Servite took third place die highest finish of any county team entered. The Friars earned the third place award by beating Huntington Beach 59-53, ripping Bolsa Grande, 77-61, and then edging New- port Harbor 69-68, following a third round loss to San Bernadino Pacific . Servite next gained second place laurels in the Valencia Lettermen’s Tournament. Enroute to the runner-up posi- tion the Friars upset Magnolia 88-78, and Valencia 54-45. Then Servite dropped a hard fought 70-67 decision to Loara for the title. League started with a bang as the Friars swept the first found by beating St. Paul 80-70, Mater Dei 32-70. Caijtw '60-52, and Verbum Dei 54-41. St. John Buseo next lost t the rampaging Friars 62-46. The second round of league play was shaky as Servite dropped two of four. First, be. ing St. Paul 74-58, then dropping a crucial pair to Cart- well and Mater Dei, klu|n reboundint win over Verbum Dei for a share of the league crown. Jonn Bosco added to the Friar victory column as Servi bombed the Braves 77-57 in a playoff tmieup. ortvinci By virtue of a co-championship the Fnars gained a berth ii the C.l.F. playoffs for their third consecutive year. How- ever the defending C.l.F. AA” champions were eliminate by a free-throw shooting Huskies team from South Hills of of West Covina. ite Junior Varsity turned in an outstanding season, id garnering the Angelus League championship. The .eluded a hard-fighting campaign 6- 12. 1965-66 Angelus League Varsity Co-Champions. (L to R) STANDING: Coach Paul Smith, George Weichec, Charlie Day, Greg Mitchell, Greg Banks, Steve Huff, Pete Bczck, Geoff DeLapp, Jim Thill, Assistant Coach Pete Bateman. KNEELING: Mgr. Chris Holland, Terry Burgess, Rick Mokler, Peter Laipis, Tom Oehrlein, Bob Webb, Pat Grimm, Phil Metzinger. 1966 ANGELUS LEAGUE VARSITY CO-CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS IN ACTION. . . Tom Cehrlcin (50) shoots around Pete Sanchez in first Mater Dei game. Greg Banks contributes to 82-70 shellacking of Swordsmen. Steve Huff (30) tips in two in rout of Monarchs. Jim Thill (52) adds two more in St. Paul contest. 87 Mitchell (53) pumps from baseline. Delapp (40) grapples with Monarchs for elusive rebound. Four Monarchs attempt to stop high scoring Friar Center, Greg Banks. 88 Charley Day shows perfect form against Cantwell. Steve Huff dented Cardinal scoreboard. Banks fight for possession of ball in Verbum Dei tilt. Bezek (43) controls boards in victory- over Eagles Greg Banks encounters no opposition with lay-up against St. John Bosco. 89 Banks awaits rebound as Friars conquer Braves 77-57. Moklcr drives down court in non-league Bosco game. Geoff DeLapp (40) watches his 20 footer sink through in South Hills contest. Tom Ochrlcin (50) executes dead aim as he scores a bullscyc at South Hills. Charley Day (44) shoots over long armed opponent in first C. I. F. game. Huskey's forward fails to stop Greg Banks as the Friar center pours through two more. 90 1965-66 VARSITY BASKETBALL Tom Ochrlcin All-League All-City Greg Banks All-League All-City All-County All-Tournament Huntington Beach Valencia Santa Ana Valley Charlie Day All-League All-City All-Tournament Valencia Santa Ana Valley SERVITE 62 71 Bishop Amat SERVITE 55 75 Bosco Tech SERVITE 61 71 Santiago SERVITE 75 98 Fermin Lasuen Huntington Beach Tournament SERVITE 80 70 St. Paul SERVITE 59 53 Huntington Beach SERVITE 82 70 Mater Dei SERVITE 77 61 Bolsa Grande SERVITE 60 52 Cantwell SERVITE 59 92 San Bernadino Pacific SERVITE 54 41 Verbum Dei SERVITE 69 68 Newport Harbor SERVITE 62 46 St. John Bosco Valencia Tournament SERVITE 74 58 St. Paul SERVITE 88 78 Magnolia SERVITE 53 65 Cantwell SERVITE 54 45 Valencia SERVITE 56 62 Mater Dei SERVITE 67 70 Loara SERVITE 70 59 Verbum Dei Santa Ana Valley Tournament SERVITE 77 57 St. John Bosco SERVITE 91 67 Santa Ana Valley C.I F. S.S. Playoffs SERVITE 75 70 Tustin SERVITE 61 62 South Hilis SERVITE 80 89 Corona del Mar ♦Angelus League game SERVITE 67 54 St. Monica 1966 ANGELUS LEAGUE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, (L TO R) BOTTOM: P. Rooney, B. Wekall, S. Winders, C. Martus, D. Cordeman, H. Beckwith. TOP: Coach Hilsabeck, P. Evers, B. Hughes, P. Turley, B. Stanbra, M. Schriver, R. Mitchell, P. Waldau, R. Bergdorf, E. Langer. CEE BASKETBALL TEAM, (L TO R) BOTTOM: P. McCraw, J. McMillan, D. Whetstone, T. White, M. Flowers, R. Stanbra, P. Conroy. TOP:M. Goodwyn, R. Savala, D. Belz, T. Russel, S. White, J. Cody, T. Hurlbutt. 92 TRACK AND FIELD n a strong second place finish fast year, inexperience, as Servate was packed by 966 edition contains seven Seniors«tfour under the direct d afid Run ’Sprir. Following Servite's most successful track and field season in 1965, the Friars were forced into a rebuilding year this season, after losing £hjht stellar trackmen through graduation. the young Friar fleetwings demon- only seven returning lettermen. The niorsj, ajid three sophomores. a Jg Wayne Cochran were: high it loach Larry Hilsabeck's track charges were led by: Jim Thill-middle distances, ,11) Cody-mile, and Jerry Hilsabeck-sprmts. Despite their inexper iencevSe Friars”ih'ONVted exceptional Ability in th’ distance events The quad,- composed enti g y oLu er class men, is led by sophomore miler Jim Cody, who set a new school record nTTfi event? V .r - ; ' ■ ; ‘ Tnrough continual improvement in league meets, Servite earned a hardfought re- r spect during the spike season, with direction coming in the dista , sprints, shot- put, 'and high jump competition. 1966 VARSITY TRACK TEAM (L TO R) TOP: J. Hilsabeck, D. Allen, R. Hines, J. Rademaker, A. Walbrun, J. Thill, D. Corderman, J. Cody., P. Waldau, P. Evers, Coach Larry Hilsabeck. MIDDLE: G. Halloran, D. Faulk, K. Delaney, C. Borst, N. Bradley, S. Dallman, C. Gonzalez, M. Gates, P. McGraw, S. Winders. BOTTOM:J. Willcford, R. Drew, R. Springsteen, N. D'Antoni, R. DeLea, D. Baxstresser, P. Turley, D. Rippon. 1966 VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Track team shows coordination in workout. 94 t Jeff Willeford clears bar in high jump competitor Dave Allen puts shot in league tuneup. Don Baxtresser and Jerry Hilsabeck come off the blocks. Ccnc Hal lor an soars high in pole vault event. 95 _______________________________________________________________________ 1966 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM ( L TO R ) TOP: B. Wlodarski, J. Chodzko, J. McGillivray, C. Martus, K. Russ, T. Bedwell, T. Gieser, E. Haninger, Coach Larry Hilsabeck. BOTTOM: T. Russell, G. Palermo, G. Fox, B. Allen, F. Moraga, J. Beefrosc, D. Morgan. 1966 CFF. TRACK TEAM (L TO R) 'FOP: M. Stettler, F. Englehard, R. Hannigan, G. Frome, J. McCurry, P. Dunn, R. McCuinn, Coach Larry Hilsabeck. MIDDLE: T. Harvey, J. Hanley, D. Shorten, R. Heimann, T. Brincho, J. Miller. TOP:T. Kelly, G. Bishop, E. Yorba, E. Walsh, J. Zimmerman. % SWIMMING The 1966 Servite swimming team earned a reputation as one of the finest squads in Southern California. The team, led by senior co-captains Mike Rossiter and Tim F raw ley, started the season on a high note by capturing fifth place in the team stand- ings at the C.I. F. relays at El Segundo High School. This was accomplished through first, second, and fifth place finishes. The first place in the breaststroke relay also accounted for a new C.I.F. record as Dan Frawley, Jim Stoneman, Steve McElrath, and Jim Wallace improved the previous record by four seconds. This became the fourth C.I.F. record currently credited to Servite. The Friars then opened the regular season with victories over former C.I.F. champion California and La Mirada, Norwalk Fermiti Lasuen, and Savannah High Schools. It was at the Redlands relays that Servite contributed one of itfc most Outstanding per- formances. In annexing the Bee team championship, Servite swept four firsts and a second place finish in six events. In all, Servile claimed thirty-two medals, sixteen of them gold. - . x. - • • • Because of the teams' performance this year, ktyimmiflg enthusiasts have come to expect a fine showing from Servite High Sclipok sy 1966 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM 1966 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM (L TO R) TOP: D. Frawley, S. McElrath, M. Rossiter, M. McClain, R. Pohl. BOTTOM: D. Zepfel, P. Garnett, D. Jurman, B. Bernstein, R. Rosche. Bill Stonich Swimming Coach 1966 JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM (L TO R) BOTTOM: D. Lynn, F. Cruz, M. Fisher, J. Fergus. TOP:M. O'Connor, G. Eadington, G. Campbell, J. Barta. 98 Mike Me 100 meter backstroke against Norwalk. Tom Tyrrel demonstrates perfect form at start of 200 meter breaststroke relay, (lane no. Dan Frawley, lane no. 3, and in 50 meter freestyle against Norwalk. Tim Frawley comes off turn in 4 at Norwalk. yard freestyle Mike finish of 200 meter freestyle. 100 BASEBALL The 1966 Varsity Baseball contingent was Servite's best in four seasons since the Friars captured the league title in 1962. The Friars were bolstered by ten returning lettebmen from-last year's second place finishers; and this season again asserted thefoselve as one of the strongest teams in the'country. Coacff Davis' unit wa ied by the hitting corps of shortstop Charlie Day, right fielder Jim djrtle, ce er fielder: Joe Renden, and first baseman John Carmean. Fine defen- sive performances were turned in by second baseman Wes Morgan and third baseman Geoff DeLapp.,Tha exbelldntTpitching srafLwas spearheaded by ace righthander Rick J 'jimncnn Ktrgk Torf tKoVoom in victories and boasted a microscopic earned-run aver r nesr pitchers in the area. Throu well d VARSITY 1966 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM (L TO R) BOTTOM: N. Just, B. Armen, J. Ertle, J. Renden, J. Carmcan, L. Cappola, C. Day, T. Murray. TOP: Coach Davis, D. Drozd, R. Bigelow, J. Zevli, S. Perruzi, M. Schriver, R. Simpson, W. Morgan. JUNIOR VARSITY 1966 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM (L TO R) BOTTOM: J. Ball, P. Gudleman, C. Burke, B. Barlow, P. Drainville, J. Cimino, T. Crossen. TOP:P. Halsam, B. Beckman, D. Carreon, T. Lannon, P. Lauzon, D. Smith, T. Trijolc. 102 Rick Bigelow Bob Armen Jim Ertle 103 Friar first sacker John Carmean takes throw in pickoff attempt. (BELOW) Bob Armen at the plate. (BF.LOW) John Carmean heads for third base. 104 Ace right-hander Rick Simpson flashes pitching form. John Carmean waits for pitch. Friar first baseman makes put out on Saint runner. Friar tries to beat throw to first in St. Antony contest. 105 Mary Thomas Bill Snow Rick Moklcr Bobbi Chapluk Molly Crog Mary Bishop Michele Monahan CHEERLEADERS Dan Bruno Valerie Beidelman Margaret Hemmen ■ii «v'Tfc mi in scaioin AVHLKTE CJ -- TMK VEAK Servite's 1965-1966 Athlete of the Year symbolizes sportsmanship and general excellence in his play. His prowess lies in his football and baseball ability. As starting halfback, he led the team in rushing and in scoring with 42 points on seven touchdowns. For these accom- plishments he was saluted as Servite's Back of the Year. As starting second baseman, he demonstrated fine fielding knowledge and excellent batting skill. The PALM Sports Editors salute Wes Morgan as Servite's 1965-1966 Athlete of the Year. WES MORGAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT QUEEN LINDA GLASCOE Marywood High School 110 JUNIOR PRINCESSES Peggy Fergus (Connelly) Pat Ahem (Marywood) SOPHOMORE PRINCESSES 111 Meg McElrath (Connelly) Lorie Simpson (Marywood) DANCES Football pep-dance before another great season. BELOW; (L) Now there's a step I haven't seen! (R) Band warming up before dance. 112 Students relax after a week of exams at Servite's Semester Dance. BASKETBALL PEP-DANCE A pep-dance was held to arouse spirit for the com- ing league games. Pat Corrigan acts as M. C. at pep-dance. 113 LITURGY OF THE WORD PSALM l. (IM.r.u IVxl. K ) Confidence in God This psa in God. ‘The to compost' In? is announced hosts is with ence i 11 the T pledge of divi The Israelites . The histori In the reign o nacherib. rava Jerusalem. Bid liverance isee t Kings that our psalm alludes. erses 2-4 dwell upon Israel's cc earthquakes and volcanos mentioned ii ural elements as described in verse 4, ing an impending: catastrophe. The ‘ Isaia. proph’ which allude Isaia cestor to this event Servite students hear the Word of God and try to live it. Love for neighbor is expressed in die con- tinuing effort by Servite students to aid the Christian workers in the South African ter- ritory of the Zululand which has been assigned to the American Servites. Zululand is a tract of parched hills the size of Maryland, with an impoverished populace of 200,000. Servite students have responded to the request of the missionaries for a truck so desperately needed in those hills. Projects of all sorts have been initiated by every section of every class to offer this gift to those neighbors on the other side of the world. . present ana iuiure converge in verses 5-8, which assert that God’s prince in the Temple gives security and the joy to the people. V rsi; 5 liken� the divine presence to a stream of life-giving water irrigating therefore the most thinking of Sen- B.C. The resi- hostile army de- the faithful to to profit from its envisioning calls upon all men od as the absolute Father Christopher Mooney, O. S. M. , teaches the Word of God in the Old Testament with the aid of a model of The Temple. ding to “Virgins. 2 3 4 God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in distress. Therefore we fear not, though th and mountains plunge into the Though its waters rage and foam and the mountains quake at it The Lord of hosts is with our stronghold is the Goc The liturgy of the Word echoes in the classrooms and in the retreat house where the student may attend closed retreats with his class. There is a stream whose runlets gmuucn me enj m wuu. the holy dwelling of the Most High. PENTECOSl SUNDAY id to the Son, ig, is now, and ever mviuiMj un tiuia Send forth Your created; and You shall rpnpw i students gathered around the altar Your faithful: and kindle in them the SEQUENCE (Cry of t sweet; heat; of woe. divine, anme within these hearts of Thine, nd our inmost being fill!____________ div the poor! all our store! shine! le best; bringing the gifts to the altar 1C PENTECOST SUNDAY Where Thou art not man hatf rri CRDATIOM Nothing good in deed or thoug CLCDIV M Nothing free from taint of ill. COMMUNION Ac,s2 Suddenly there came the handshake of peace as o where they were si And they were all fill speaking of the w alleluia, alleluia. From Your temple, which is in Jerusalem, kings shall offer gifts to You. Alleluia. 118 Jim Thl f E Bob Anderson-; Thp CAST: Pat Turley -- El Gallo ' Mary Thomas -0iuisa____ j Guy Bccftwit 119 Stage Manager, Marc Kurzbard, reads for the director. OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder IN PRODUCTION FOR APRIL! Cast going through blocking in preparation for coming drama. Howie Newsome—Tom McCaulay Mrs. Gibbs—Cam Connelly Mrs. Webb--Debbie Singer Mr. Webb--Ward Corrigan George Gibbs--Bill Beckman Rebecca Gibbs—Becky Martin Wally Webb--Dave Swift Emile Webb--Pat Roach Professor Willard--Rick Moklcr Woman in Box T „ n Woman Among Dead Jca,mc Parag°nC Man in Audience _.Richard Could Man Among Dead Lady in Box--Jullie Driggers Simon Stimpson--Greg Banks 120 5T (cont. ): Mis. Soammers--Tty; Constable Warren--?; Sick Crowell- - Gary G; Three Bascbalfljlayei Mike Gaeger Jody Harringu pK'Baker ’aul Jewe ana hi J feuland Joe Stadciard—Tim N Third.Ma n'‘ mong Dc Bob Poiil Student Directori Jim Gorski r. Warren Deacon Mr. Deacon, director, going over lines with cast members. •X +±A sL «X 1 vb «X «X b 1 1 Lf «X� PfC ? X T T T T T T� T T� T «T T T: T� m MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL by T. S. Eliot CAST: Tomas a Becket--Marc Kurzbard First Priest—Joe Rubio Second Priest--Bart Rainone Third Priest—Don Drozd First Tcmptcr__Cu Beckwith First Knight 7 Second Tempter__c WUIiam Second Knight Messenger—Bob Woods Director MR. KENNETH ROBINSON Third Tempter Third Knight John Fourth Tempter Fourth Knight Dan Bruno •X X vL 1+ «T 1 1 «X� +1? X X X X X - X� 4 X X X X T «X X 'T X T T •T T v T T T T T 121 INTRAMURALS Senior Honors' Phantazmagorics show themselves to be undisputed rulers of intramural football. BASKETBALL UPPER DIVISION WINNER T-BONE AND HIS THUNDERBALZ DEFEATED THE PHANTAZMACORICS IN WINNING BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. BASKETBALL LOWER DIVISION WINNER CRIMSOME CHROMOSOMES DEFEATED THE BABY HUEYS IN WINNING BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. 123 NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS L TO R: Donald Zepfel, Guy Beckwith, Daniel Bruno, Michael Fate, Thomas Tyrrell, Richard Vogel. 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