Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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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

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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.