Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

03 TABLE OF Faculty The more free Man's mind is, the more he reflects: and the more intensively does he become arranged in closely related systems. Everybody knows that noth- ing is more impossible than to inhibit the growth of an idea. Applying this in its widest sense, the surest affirmation we can make about the human future is that nothing will ever restrain Man from seeking to think and essay every- thing to the end. (Teilhard de Chardin) 10 CONTENTS Sports... 46 Thus this Yearbook intends to follow the events of 1968-1969 in hopes that it may be a source of continued reflection. Activities... 96 Classes 4 Natural and Physical Sciences Science at Servite is extended over a period of three years of study offering the student a choice of Intro- ductory Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Phy- sics and the Advanced Chemistry Institute. Students can likewise be selected to lx participants in the Science Seminar. These studies combine the latest developments in the substantive and environmental dimensions of science education with the latest devel- opments in the use of laboratory techniques and instru- mentation. The goal of science at Servite is to allow young men to use their natural faculties to discover the physical and biological laws and thus come through creation to know and love God the more. The student endowed with faith, therefore, sees science as God revealing Himself in nature. He thus not only experi- ences in the study of science the joy of intellectual accomplishment, but he also knows another facet of God revealing His love for man. THE UPnH URGE NC-VBEl Religion and Counseling The Religious Studies and activities at Servite, as in any Catholic High School is the Raison de' Etre of Catholic Education. Since it is relegated to a sub-standard course in many instances, our purpose here is to make Religion the vital and im- portant position it deserves. Our religious studies are so designed as to give a good background of Christian Life as seen in the lives of Great Per- sons in the past, be they Biblical, ancient or modern; be they philosophers, peasants, psy- chologists or saints. The Christian Principles are also studied from the vantage point of lit- erature and science. There are also Liturgical and Missionary activities which the students participate in, to give them the sense ol Re- ligious Action they need. Servite, during the past year, also broadened its Counseling Pro- gram which provided more opportunities for the department to have private interviews with cacli Servite student. i}. 8 toil wVjt s. WfrM-'-:-. WM Liberal Arts The Servite High History Department concen- trates in the areas of Ancient. Medieval and Modern World History, United States History, Advanced Placement American History, and United States Government. The aims of the department are to give students a solid grounding in the basic issues which have characterized man and his development down through the ages. Contemporary history is also stressed through current event classes and especially through the Great Decisions program. The English Studies Department offers a five- year-in-four program at Servite for those students who elect Advanced Placement English. Through the studies in literature and language structure the students develop their insights not only to the literature of English speaking peoples, but also their creative abilities at composition. The Language Department of Servite offers a four year program in Latin, Spanish, and French. Language is communication. Its study entails the skills of communication which are understanding the spoken word, speaking, reading and writing. The primary aim is to help the student attain this language proficiency. To be able to communicate in a foreign language, to participate in a different culture, to read in another literature is a broadening and lasting educational experience, a form of personal fulfillment. Through the study of languages, this department further aims to develop an appreciation of the Chris- tian cultural background and a better know- ledge and understanding of other peoples as members of the family of nations. Servite Administration and Faculty Create Leadership and Direction For Christian Living Laymen support is represented by the new Board of Trustees of Servite. Left to right: Mr. Craves, Fr. Patrick Donovan, Fr. Phillip Grimes, Mr. Ganahl, Fr. Fred Gaglia, Mr. Hoy Schriver. Mr. Bill Owens. Fr. Motsko, Servile Principal, congratulates A.S.B. President, Bob Faust, while Jim Chodzko, A.S.B. Vice-President, looks on. Fit. CHARLES MOTSKO. OSM Principal Servite Board of Trustees Parents Guild Moderator FR. PATRICK M. DONOVAN, OSM .Assistant Principal Servile Board of Trustees Department ol Social Studies, Chairman Intramurals Moderator MR. ROBKRT COTTON Dean of Studies English Department Chairman English IV Advanced Placement English National Honor Society Moderator To testify to my faith, and to show reasons. is my purpose here. FR. JUSTIN PISCIOTTA. OSM Dean of Discipline Religion Department Chairman Religion 12 FR. FRED GAG LIA, OSM Servite Board of Trustees Biology Drama Department Moderator Yearljook Moderator Building Fund Moderator Archdiocesan Curriculum Committee SISTER MARY ROBERTA, OSM language Department Chairman French 13 MISS M1I.DRFD ROCHE History Debate Club Moderator MRS. DOROTHY LAVACOT Librarian The educator is an instrument of Creation. MR. KENNETH R. SPEAS Mathematics Department Chairman Advanced Algebra Algebra 14 FK. DONALD M. DUIM.KSSIS. OS.M Religion Director of Activities Student Council Moderator MH. CHARLES A. SMITH I. atin J. C.L. Moderator 15 SISTER MARY AGNES. OSM Geometry MU. JOHN FOSTER Algebra n Economics VERY REV. FR. PHILIP GRIMES. OSM Servite Board of Trustees Calculus Physics Algebra 14 16 r MR. BILL DOUGLAS Drivers Education Physical Education MR. BILL WHITE Physical Education FR. ALEXIS GAUTHIER, OSM Librarian Counselor 17 SISTER MARY MICHAEL, OSM Introductory Physical Science Registrar BRO. ANTHONY PET RAG LI A, OSM Bookstore Manager MR. DENNIS M. WATSON English Movie Club Moderator 18 Left to right: MRS. BE A HOWARD, MRS. PAULINE HURLEY, and MRS. MARTHA VAN FOSSEN Receptionists SISTER MARY MARGUERITE, OSM English FR. THOMAS M. DUFF, OSM Religion Librarian Counselor 19 MR. THOMAS J. SC Alt DIN A Trigonometry. Geometry Math Club Moderator GLENN ROBBINS anil ART KONNKK1.DT Custodians MR. EDWARD R. QUINN Science Department Chairman Chemistry, Biology Science Seminar Moderator Advanced Chemistry Moderator Archdiocesan Curriculum Committee Ccm iZ M 0 r Ac COY =ORD ANAHEIM RIVER EDUCATION MR. GLENN RAYMOND KIKE American Government World History Track Coach 21 BRO. TIMOTHY CUI.HANE. OSM Algebra 1 Driver Education MRS. DOROTHY KSKKN Cafeteria Dietician ANDY ELLIOTT, TREASURER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIM STANLEY, SECRETARY 22 TOM MATELLA. VICE-PRESIDENT JIM MILLER. PRESIDENT Seniors 1969 The school year of 1968-69 marks the termination of the Senior class' participation in Servite life. Certainly the last four years were not wasted. Much growth and learning has taken place. But now, Uie Seniors must depart Servite High School and look to the future, hopefully to an intense, meaningful life. Perhaps from the words in the following passage of Ecclesiastes, each senior may find the strength to break past ties and move forward. There is a season for everything, a time for every occupation under heaven: A time for planting, a time for uprooting what has been planted. A time for tears, a time for laughter; A time for searching, a time for losing; A time for keeping, a time for throwing away. Each senior who receives that hard-won diploma at the close of his high school education knows that he faces a much more challenging battle ahead. It is hoped that Servite has instilled in him the armor with which to meet his new life head on and to conquer its difficulties. True knowledge is obtained through reasoning based upon research ... GARY ADKiSON MICHAEL ALPIRN RICHARD ARMSTRONG RO BE RT A SC H E N BR E N N E R WARD BALL EDWARD BEARDSLEY KEVIN BEIDELMAN GARY BELL STEPHEN BERNARD REGAN BEST ... Books, therefore, are the tools of a productive mind, not its builders. 25 DENNIS BEARD 26 JEKALI) BUIS.SEKANC RICHARD BOYCE It is often affirmed that more is learned outside of the classroom than in ... TEHRAN CE CA M PBE LL RICHARD CIMINO CASEY BURKE JAMES CHODZKO CHRISTOPHER CODOL JOHN COOK MICHAEL CRYDERMAN RALPH COSTELLO MARK DENNIS THOMAS CROSSON ... The all-important discovery to be made is that intellect without the SPIRIT is worthless 27 GREGORY COLE PETEK DRAIN VILLE LAWRENCE EULERS An hour, stolen by exhaustion, is often enough to refresh the mind and .. . DENNIS ENGBARTH JOHN ERSKINE JAMES FAN TO CHRISTOPHER FARENBAUGH ROBERT FAUST Lift up your head and see the immense multitude of those who build and those who seek. Chardin DONALD FERGUS LARRY FILADELFIA DANIEL FILTZ PATRICK FINEGAN GREGORY FOX JOHN IIANLEY MICHAEL HANNAH PATRICK IIANWAY The questing mind must, at some moments, discard logic and science, and surrender itself. .. RICHARD HARVEY ; - ■_______________ 32 THOMAS HOFFMAN DENNIS HOLTZ STEVEN HUBBARD SCOTT IIINSCHBKRGER ... to the inspiration of the true MASTER'S paintbrush. JAMES HUGHES TIMOTHY HURLBUT CRAIG INGLIS 33 MICHAEL KIMBERLING WARREN KNUDS N DENNIS KRYSTEK 34 35 william McBride KEVIN McCALL The eager appetite for knowledge ... THOMAS McGERTY ROBERT McGUINN DA NIE L Me M E N A MIN Michael McDonald DENNIS McDONOGH GARY McNEIL WILLIAM MADDEN 36 ... acquired at an early age, endures throughout a lifetime ROBERT MARKS THOMAS MATELLA THOMAS MELDRUM ■JAMES MILLER RANDAL MUIR CHRISTOPHER NAGEL JAMKS P01IL The seniors at Servite have opened new doors into the worlds of friendship, understanding, and human relations which will remain open for a lifetime. STE PIIEN PARAGONE DENNIS PEREYRA JOSEPH PIASTA MARK PYRAK RICHARD PUGLISI JOHN RAY PAUL REDDICK WILLIAM REDD WILLIAM REDDEN fife. GREGORY ROSE KENNETH RUSS RALPH SARIN RONALD SANTUCCI CHARLES SAVANT JOSEPH ROSSETTI THOMAS RUSSELL All that is good in man lies in youthful feeling and mature spiritual thought. JOHN SHANNON FRANCIS SHEEHAN JEFFREY SCHANTZ VICTOR SC LIFO STEWART SEMPLE RICHARD SCHENK MARK SCHLAVONE The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. Thoreau LAWRENCE SHOTTON RICHARD SORENSON PATRICK SHORTLE PAUL SNYDER MICHAEL STANBRA JAMES STANLEY GREGORY STOFFEL ROBERT STOLA SKI WILLIAM SUDA BRUCE STAVA MARK STETTLER THOMAS STEPHENSON BRIAN STILL Servite trains the architects of tomorrow's realities to build upon the dreams of today. STEPHEN WHITE MARK WHITEHEAD THOMAS YOUKEL EUGENE WQJCIECHOWSKI GEORGE ZLAKET j££feHL «ii It . •- r -i 46 47 SERVITE A THLETE OF THE YEAR Steve Fate has been chosen as this year's ATHLETE OF THE YEAH. This honor is conferred on a senior who, in the judgment of the principal, athletic director and coaches, best exemplifies the ideas of good sports- manship at Servite. Steve also qualifies for this honor by parallel honors he has received in the varsity ath- letics that he has participated in this year, being a member of the varsity football, basketball and baseball teams. In football he was named team captain, most valuable player, all-league, all-city, and all-countv. In basketball Steve was named to the all-league and all-city teams. STEVE FATE. 196S-C1� Athlete-of-the-year Servite Football 1969 The Friar Black Machine in action. Top Row, left to right: Tor Russell, John Dunn, Steve Koztatek, Larry Kuhlman, Mike Ladner, Toni Matella (captain), Mark Holznect, Tony Savant, Steve Fate (captain), Rob Aschenbrenncr, Jim Chodzko. Seepnil Row: Paul Barrett. Guy Wilson, Jim Dunn, Joe Piasta, Bruce Manigold, Grady Bannister, John Hanley, Greg Rose, Paul Treadwell, Terry Lannon. Third Row: Dave Bcilstcin, Fd Beardsley, Don Unrein, Rich Cimino. Tom McGerty, Jim Miller (captain), Mark Stettler, Bill Zimmerman, Ken Haynes, Rick Muir. Fourth Row: Pete Drainville, Jeff Connors, Pat Cogan, Mike Doyle, Jim Pohl. Tom Crosson, Bob Wald, Jolui Denevan, Larry Graham, Mike Kimberling, Greg laities. 50 SEASON RECORD SERVITE OPPONENT 0 SANTA BARBARA 0 7 MT. CARMEL 14 16 CENTENNIAL 6 13 LONG BEACH POLY 33 21 MATER DEI 28 7 ST. PAUL 45 28 ST. ANTHONY 21 0 BISHOP AMAT' 28 20 PIUS X 7 LEAGUE GAMES Back-of-thc-year, Ken Haynes (28) outruns Centennial defenders. Steve Fate (12) breaks through line blocking o! Jim Fold (50) and Tony Savant (W) 51 Besides being starting quarterback most-valuable-player Steve Fate (12) also excelled on defense. Hob Aschenbrcnner turns upheld against Bishop Antal. Although not the most successful season in Servile football history, this year's team still strived to play the brand of football Servile is known for. The season was highlighted by the first pre-league game against Santa Barbara, and the Mater Dei game at La Palma Park which saw Servile, down 28 to 7 with four minutes to go, come back and score two touchdowns and almost a third to nearly win the game. Co-captains for the year were seniors Steve Fate, Tom Matella and Jim Miller. Voted the most valuable player for the season was Steve Fate. Fate was starting quarterback and safety. Me was chosen all-league, all-city and all-county. Jim Miller was the recipient of the George M. Dena Perpetual Trophy Award. Also receiving all-league honors were senior Guy Wilson and junior Ken Haynes. Senior Hob Aschenbrenner was also chosen to the all-city team. 52 Although more noted tor his running ability, Ken Haynes was also a good receiver. Captain Jim Miller with help from Tom Crosson stops a Mt. Carmel Crusader. Jim Miller closes in on Mt. Carmel ball carrier. 53 i Paul Treadwell brings down Crusader runner. Pole Drain ville looks (or bodies to decimate. Tony Savant (« 4). Steve Fate 12) combine efforts to bring down Pius X Warrior. Friar defenders slop Bishop Amat ball- 54 carrier. Steve Koziatek (G3) covers St. Paul receiver on foggy night. 55 Escorted by a wall ol Friar blockers Larry Graham (25) returns kickoli against Mt. Carmel. 56 Junior Dan Kccd makes flying tackle on All-CIF Jim Wise (11). Terry Lannon floats around Santa Clara's left end. Pete Drainvillc and Steve Fate close in on hapless Bishop Amat Despite frantic effort of a Pius X runner, Bill Zimmerman makes tackle deep in Pius X territory. Lancer. 57 Jim Chodzko flashes fancy footwork on Mater Dei defender. x. r M JV FOOTBALL TEAM—TOP ROW, left to right: Tom Penny, John Crvnrich. Bill Clarke, Torn Walker. Charles Shoemaker, Riek Bezanson, Tim Browne, Bill Baggott, Phil Condon, Frank Lauro, Larry Kellom, Ed Kcllom. SECOND ROW: Bart Reis, JohnShumwav, John Schriver, Bill McKellogg, Bill Shea, Randy De Mur I, Steve Rippon, Chris Patin, Joe Scavo, Pat Lenahan, Mike Horan, Todd Burgess, Mike Cushing. THIRD ROW; John I«tmb (manager). Bob Hughes, Mike Evers, Greg Chapluk, Bob Arrington, John Stoneman. John Durable, Bruce Kmard, Greg La Chance, Bill Reed, Reggie Salgado, Ray Yoshida, coach. FOURTH ROW: Tobias Martinez, Jeff Drainvfllc, Bob McKenzie. Chip Sleeves, Dave Molina, Tony Molina, Gary Bones, Rick Julian, Joe Brady, Reggie Delgado, Dan Soriano, Dave Sbardellati. Servite J.V. Team Enjoy Successful Season by Capturing the Angelus League Crown 58 Bill Baggot is sprung for long gain be- hind block of Reggie Salgado. Tony Molina moves downficld behind blocking of Bill Shoemaker. Bill Baggott breaks into the flats for a long gain. 1 59 Bill Baggot scores another touchdown for J.V. team. C FOOTBALL TEAM—FRONT ROW, loft to right: Ron Clark. Jim Fox, Al Valdez, Mike Joerger. Jim Shitzler. Tom DcXiscO, Tom Hocrtz, Guy Romero, Doug Craik, Paul Pirrecello. SECOND ROW: Jeff Bums, Jim Cook, Dean Block, Bill Valdez (captain), Mike VanDaclc (captain), Dick Swanson (captain), Mark Gornandt (captain), Mike Elton, Dwayne Peltier, John Sutherland. THIRD ROW: Rick Strokis (manager), Matt Colesworthy, John Savorino, Paul I e Coursev. Kevin McCawlv, Ed Cogan. Jim Salcido, Craig Kelly, Lee Conor. Dave Lee, Dennis Elixson (coach), Dan llolznecht (manager). FOURTH ROW: Ron Condon, Tom Bemardy, Jack lluiberts, Dwight Mohler, Kevin Leahy� Eugene Scarlett, Kevin Rafferty. FIFTH ROW: Tom Walbum, Joe Greiner, Ted Magnum, Bill Jenks, Mark Pyrak, Matt Brunet, Jeff Burns, Dennis Hoskins. SIXTH ROW: Mark Hofstettcr, Mike Brown, Rick Kern, John Iipskv, Tim Delaney, Kevin Prcndiville, Jim Klein, Vince McDonough. 60 61 SITTING, left to right: Tim Hurlbut, John Seymour, Bob Barlow, Andy Elliot, Eddy Barlow. KNEELING: Pat O’Callahan, Tom Flynn, Steve Fate, Greg Fox, John Dunn. STANDING: Kyle KJrchncr, mgr., Coach Paul Smith, Bill Madden, Mike Trinklc, Gerry White, Mike Stanbra, Craig Grugel, Dave Beilstein, mgr. VARSITY SEASON RECORD SERVITE 90 Santa Ana Valley OPPONENT 67 5? Bishop Montgomery 58 59 Fermin Lausen 65 88 Victor Valley 90 65 Ramona 74 53 Mission Viejo • 56 52 Laguna Beach •• 47 GC Los Alamitos 43 58 Troy� 61 102 Sonora 76 64 Kennedy 81 17 Laguna Beach ••♦ 31 59 Brea-Olinda 48 58 Mission Viejo 60 83 Rancho Alamitas 90 70 Bishop Amat 69 54 St. Paul 52 47 Mater Dei 49 19 Pius X 57 13 St. Anthony 59 73 Bishop Amat 75 67 St. Paul 63 66 Mater Del 68 55 St. Anthony 68 75 Pius X 64 lx ague Games ••San Clemente Tournament ♦ ♦•Troy Tournament •'• Brea-Olinda Tournament 62 Bob Barlow shows his jump shot form. AT Andy Elliot launches a shot despite lrantic efforts from St. Paul defense. 63 A driving layup was only part of Mike Stanbra's ability on offense. TOP, left: Steve Fate drives baseline around pick set by Mike Trinkle. TOP, right: Greg Fox shoots baseline jumper over Rozalcs of St. Paul. BOTTOM, left: Andy Elliot leads fastbreak against Mater Dei. 65 TOP, right: Grog Fox controls rebound against St. Paul. BOTTOM, left: Steve Fate dribbles downcourt late In St. Paul game. BOTTOM, right: Mike Stanbra shows concen- tration as he completes successful fast break. 66 TOP, left: Jerry White pumps high for | oints against St. Anthony. TOP, right: Craig Grugel out manucvcrs St. Anthony in League action. BOTTOM, left: strict attention is paid at half time. 67 TOP, loft: Bob Barlow drives high for two points. TOP, right: Mike Stanhra goes under and up in action against Pomona. BOTTOM, left: Steve Fate makes a lay up in pre-season action. BOTTOM, right: Artie doing his thing before game starts. TOP, left: Sophomore star, John Seymour, demonstrates shooting ability. TOP, right: Craig Grugel goes high for tip against Monarch's Itaes. BOTTOM, left: Senior Andy Elliot shows shooting form against St. Paul. BOTTOM, right: Three year letter man Tom Flynn hopes for two, as Jerry White rushes for rebound. 6' TOP, lift: Bob Barlow acts up play against Mater Dei. TOP, right: Mik - Stanbru turns corner against Pomona. BOTTOM, left: Steve Fate shows shooting ability against St. Paul. BOTTOM, light: Greg Fox defends drive by Rick Barnes of Rancho. TOP, left: Craig Grugcl shoots for two in League action, TOP, right: Mike Stanbra lets one go against Rancho Alamitos. BOTTOM, left: Excellently dressed. Coach Paul Smith concentrates on the ac- tion. BOTTOM, right: Mike Trinklc soars high against the Monarch� as Jerry White looks on. 71 TOP, left: Jerry White shows dribbling ability against defense. Top, right: Steve Kate shows form on fast break. BOTTOM, left: Greg Fox «it rebounds Bowermaster of Pius X. BOTTOM right: Team Captains Jerry White, All Tournament, Brea, and Mike Stanbra. 72 TOP, left: John Seymour shoots for two. TOP, right: Crowd cheers team on to victory. BOTTOM, left: John Dunn goes for tip against St. Anthony. BOTTOM, right: Mike Stanbra, Most Valuable player and All Angelus I cague. 73 SITTING, loft to right: Bruce Emard, Mickey Day. Gerry Flanagan, Stove McDonald. Rick Me El wain. KNEELING: Kevin Maher, Mark Campcnero, Andy Pr end ville, John Crvarich, Doug Lewis. STANDING: Phil Condon, Tony Hankins, Barney Sokol, Jim Gormeley, John Horger Drew Campanero, Sunny Scarlet. Servite J .V. Basketball 1968 74 Drew Campanero, J.V. most valu- able player and team captain. Mickey Day completes lay up against St. Paul. Kevin Maher drives against St. Paul. Over outstretched hand of St. Paul defender Kevin Maher takes his shot. 75 SERVITE BEE BASKETBALL TEAM—KNEELING, left to right: Brad Cost, Tom Walbrun, Gary Seymour, Jim Page, Rob iloertz, Kevin Prendiville, Dana Karchcr, STANDING: Bill White, coach, John Wienbros, Hugh Devanev, Charles Shoemaker, Norm Schipske, Mike Brown, Tom Martinelli, John Schrivcr. 76 SERVITE CEE BASKETBALL TEAM—KNEELING, left to right: Matt Brunet, Jeff Burns, John Storch. Randy Prltel, Mike Liddy, Kevin Epperson, Ed Cogan. STANDING: Wayne Cochrun, coach, Richard Murphy, Roman Gunther, Tom White, Ed Tagge, John Lipsky, Mark O'Connor, Ray Hahn, Bernard Plent, Kevin Gutfleisch, manager. AQUATICS 77 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mike Griffith, Mike Freeman, Larry Dougherty, Steve Dougherty. Tom McLain, Dennis Beard, Paul Santangclo. TOP ROW; Mike MacNaMa, coach, Tim Bernardy, Tim Bresnahan, Bob Stermer, Brian Kurzbard, Jim Hughes, Chris Nagel, Chris Hayden. The Winners Water Polo :rvite VARSITY RECORD OPPONENTS 6 Miraleste •1 3 Valencia 7 3 Arcadia 10 27 Rowland 1 6 Monrovia 12 1C Nogales 3 20 Harvard 3 5 Santa Ana Valley 2 8 Bishop Montgomery 4 15 St. Monica’s t 3 Norwalk 5 12 Notre I)ame 5 1 Los Altos 9 7 Alemany 4 7 Rancho Alamitos 13 i Fcrmin Lasuen 1 28 Compton 18 3 Sunny Hills 7 League Games Steve Dougherty forces Lasuen forward into a bad pass. 73 Tim BreSnahan executes an excellent pass despite opponent's efforts. Servite celebrate l League winning game by throwing the coach into the tank. Tom McLain scores another point with a penalty shot. 7? J.V. PAROCHIAL LEAGUE CHAMPS—BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Tim Bernardy, Tim Bresnahan, Paul Santangelo, Chris Layden, Chris Hayden, Chris Nagel, Ralph Quijano. TOP ROW: Steve Sebastian, Mike Burrerra, Ken Proctor, Greg Burrill, Tim Dorsey, Rick McElwain, Mike Way. Tim Bresnahan scores a penalty shot tor the Friars. JV WATER POIX) RECORD SERVITE OPPONENT 14 Arcadia o 6 Oxnard o 5 La Puente 6 22 Nogales 0 15 Harvard 1 14 Santa Ana Valley 2 1 Bishop Montgomery 0 1 St. Monicas 0 3 Norwalk 2 11 Notre Dame 6 S Los Altos 12 12 Alemany 2 C Rancho Alamitos 9 9 Fermin Lasuen league Games 5 80 Chris Nagel scores a clutch point tor Servite. Chris Kirkwood takes shot at goal during Lausen game. Mike Fcwcll shows his form during game. CEE PAROCHIAL LEAGUE CHAMPS—BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Greg Winter, Mike Holcomb, Hob Pappano, Paul Vevoda, Sean Cooney, Chris Kirkwood. TOP ROW: Dan Vincent, Brian Brown, John Burner, Scott Griffiths, Bill Forbes, Mike Few ell, Tom Dorsey. C WATER POLO RECORD SERVITE 12 11 3 6 9 4 11 G 13 G 9 1 Nogales OPPONI 3 Harvard 2 Santa Ana Valley 4 Bishop Montgomery 4 St. Monicas 5 Norwalk 0 Notre Dame 5 Los Altos 7 Alcmany 4 Rancho Alamitos 9 Kerin in Lasuen 4 Compton 0 League Games 81 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM—Bottom Row, left to right: Steve Dougherty, Sean Cooney, Chris llaydon. Bob Stermer. Middle Row: Larry Dougherty, Mike Griffith, Tom McLain, Mike FewcII. To| Row: Jim lluglies, Tim Bresnahan, Ed Kellom. 82 Mike Griffith shows his freestyle stroke during :i non-league meet. Tom Mel iin takes a breath in his Butterfly competition. Greg Burrill hits the wall after winning his event. - 83 In the Individual Medley Steve Dougherty proves himself a worthy opponent. Steve Dougherty launches himself off starling block for second leg of freestyle relay. 84 Chris Hayden demonstrates his infamous square elbow start. CEE SWIMMING TKAM--Top Row, loft to right: Tom Dorsey, Brian Brown, Chris Gavin, Mark Campbell, Mike Dalton, Tim Blackman, Bottom Row: Mike Lawton, Greg Winter, John Macauloy, Boh I’appano, John LeVeckc. An unusual picture angle of Steve Dougherty beginning his racing dive. John LeVeckc anticipates the starter a little too much, and earns a false start. 85 VARSITY TRACK TEAM, left to right: Coach Ray Kike, Jerry White, Jim Chodzko, Bill Madden, Greg fox, Bill Baggot, Coach Stafford. Second Row: Tim Browne, Steve Koziatek, Paul Barrel. Don Unrein, Mike Rovzar, Jim Fanto, Steve Corrigan. Third Row: Paul Treadwell, Steve Barloletti, Kevin Maher, Andy Celcek, Bill Siemens, Ken Haynes, Jim Salculo. The lonlincss and pain of long distance running is endured by Jim fanto ami Jim Salcido. Steve Bartoletti and Bill Baggotl show form as lliey run the hurdles. 8c TRACK TOP LEFT: Half-miler's Pill Siemens and Jerry White concentrate on their pace. TOP RIGHT: Mile Relay Team, left to right: Greg Fox, Pill Siemens, Ken Haynes, and Mike Rovzar. BOTTOM LEFT: Ken Haynes shows the effort required in the running broad jump. 87 Mike Rovzar hands oil to Greg Fox during grueling mile relay event. Paul Barret strains during shotputting event. Exploding out of blocks at the start of the 100 yard dash are Jim Chodzko and Ken Haynes. 88 J. V. TRACK TEAM—Back Row . left to right: Jack lluibcrts, Tom Gilmore, Bill Shea, Tom Penny, Joe Scavo, Bill Clarke. Middle Row: Pat Cogan, Steve Rippon, Rick Thucs, Jim Wilson, Rick Swanson. Front Row : Mike Nunez, Bob McKenzie, Greg Amendola. Joe Brady. CEE TRACK TEAM—Back Row, left to right: Mike Evers, AI Valdez, Bill Valdez, Paul Pirrucello, John Sutherland, Kevin Delaney. Middle Row : Robert Clark, Ron Condon, Paul Adams, Randy Ratajczak, Jim Fox. Front Row: Frank Berumcn, Steve Siemens, Kyle Kirchner, Denis Maloney, Marc Brisson. 89 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—Top, left to right: Bob Barlow, Tom Bail, Brad Ball, Tom Flynn, Steve Fate. Middle: Ron Briggs, Tom Walbrun, Bob Nobile, John Bergeron, Mike Ludin. Front: Rich Cimino, Jeff Greiner, Ed Barlow, Tom Crosson. 90 Tom Crosson puts the Lig on sliding runner. Ed Barlow makes the throw to first base. BASEBALL TOP LEFT: Bob Barlow bikes Ins lulling stance at home plate. TOP RIGHT: Infielders, Standing, left to right: Jeff Greiner, John Bergeron, Bob Barlow, Kick Cimino. Kneeling: Tom Crosson, Bon Briggs, and Ed Barlow. BOTTOM LEFT: Standing, left to right: Tom Crosson, Tom Ball, Kick Cimino. Sitting: Steve Fate, the Triumph-a-rate plus one. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rich Cimino, shortstop, fields a hot grounder. 91 TOP LEFT, left to right: The Ace Pitching staff for 1069 was com- prised of Mike Ludin. Brad Ball, Tom Ball, and Tom Flynn. TOP KIGI1T: Senior Torn Ball shows his form on the mound. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Fate stretches to receive ball. 92 Hitting threat against visiting team pitching is presented by Steve Fate, Tom Waibrun and Jeff Greiner makes the tag on incoming base runner. Bob Nobile. J. V. BASEBALL TEAM—Top, left to right: Dwayne Peltier, John Oerhlein. Phil Condon, Mike Brown, Steve Trella, and Drew Campanaro. Middle: Rich Wright, Reg Selgado, John Schriver, T. J. Reilly. Jim Dunn, Mick Day. Front: Ed Cogan, Frank Krogman, Dave Ramocinski, I Bill Zimmerman, John Plinski. 1 93 95 BOB FAUST, A. S. B. PRESIDENT The Student Council of 1968-69 centered around the concept of involvement in many well directed efforts to activate the student body. The forethought on the part of A. S. B. Pres- ident Bob Faust, under the guidance of Father Duplcssis, saw the formation of productive committees and admittance ol new clubs. Student Council concern activated newer and broader communication of ideas between students and faculty, and organization of student suggestions. A Council com- mittee also revised the new student handbook under the direction of Father Motzko and the cooperation of the admin- istration and faculty. THE ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES PROMOTES STUDENT PARTICIPATION 96 TIM IfURLBUT. A.S. B. SECRETARY SERVITE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Regulated by Student Body Officers 97 JIM CHODZKO, A. S. B. VICE-PRESIDENT KEVIN FRABOTTA, A. S. B. TREASURER FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES—TOP. left to right: Brian Faulkner, Pat Lenahan, Charles Shoemaker, Greg Chapluk and Tim Walker. BOTTOM: Jim Cook, Bart Carey, Ron Condon, Rick Swanson, and Richard Kern. Committees and Representatives 98 PROM COMMITTEE, left to right: John Hanley, Casey Burke and Jim Miller. Senior and Junior Homeroom Representatives arc left to right. Bob Barlow, Mike Trinkle, Terry Campbell. Jerry Boiseranc, Dennis Lauzon, Bill Siemens, and Dan Read. Student Council Members Work for Advancement of Student Government Tim llurlbut and Kevin Frabolta, Student Body officers, discuss future Jerry Karcher. Publicity Chairman; and John Van events with Fr. Duplcssis, Student Council Moderator. Daelc, Entertainment Chairman. 99 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Boyce, Richard Schcnek, Rob Aschcnbrenncr, Jim Stanley, Kevin McCall. Pat Finigan, Tom Matella, and Jim Fanto. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a nation- wide academic organization. Students were nominated by Mr. Robert Cotton and approved by the faculty. Pictured are only the senior members. 100 LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Elliott, Steve White, Larry Shotton. Ralph Costello, and Warren Knudson. National Merit Finalists This year. Servite was honored to have eight National Merit Finalists and ten commended students. Students were chosen on the results of a National Merit Qualifying Test and are eli- gible for numerous scholarships. The com- mended students were Kevin McCall, Richard Schenk, Rob Aschenbrenner, Larry Ehlers, Paul Getchell, Mike Kimberling, William McBride, Richard Ihtglisi, Fugene Wojcicchowski, ami Thomas Youkcl. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Boyce, Jim Babcock, and Warren Knudson were National Merit Finalists. Missing in this picture is John Ray. a. 101 LEFT TO RIGHT: Fr;u k Sheehan, Dennis McDonough, Andy Elliot, and Dennis Engbarth were also National Merit Finalists. Junior Classical League Debuts at Servite The JCL is a new club on the Servile campus this year. Cooperating with Marywood, Connelly and Rosary High Schools, the JCL raised funds to send delegates to the State Convention in Fresno. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Smith, the club held various activities including dances and a candy drive. JCL officers are, left to right, Barney Sokol. Chip Clilhcroc (president) and Kevin Buck. Servite's Foreign Exchange Student Flails From the Philippines Representing the foreign exchange program at Servile this year is Victor Trinidad of the Philippine Islands. The oldest of six children, he attended De La Salle College and graduated with honors before going to La Salle Green Hills and now Servite. Traveling is not new to Victor, who visited Hong Kong and Japan on a goodwill tour in 1961. Vic was an admirable ambassador of his country at Servile and good luck to him m future endeavors. 102 Victor Trinidad, Servite's 1968-69 Foreign Kxchangc Student. Mr. Smith and Fr. Motzko preside over installation ceremony ot CSF members. A Spirit for Scholarship is Created by the California Scholastic Federation The California Scholastic Federation is a newly created Club at Servite this year. Through the influence of Mr. Charles Smith, it has now become a working organization at Servite. Requirements for membership include two A’s and four B's, or better, for two semesters. Fulfilling this requirement for six semesters, a student can then become a lifetime mem- ber. I 103 CSF officers Rick Boyce, Pat Fimgan anil Jim Fanto are also prospective life members. ■nan YEARBOOK STAFF Provides Added Features in 1968-69 Edition Color was an important new feature of the 1968-69 Servite yearbook. The addition of a curriculum section helped to make this the largest Servite yearbook ever. Besides those pictured, those who also contributed a great deal of work were Peter McCraw, typist; Richard Boyce, photo- grapher; Don Fergus, Sport's Staff; and Tom Law, Class Staff. Warren Knudson, Class Editor; Greg Fox, Sports Editor. Fr. FredGaglia, O.S. M. . Moderator; Terry Lannon, Editor-in- Jerry Karchcr, Faculty and Curriculum Editor; Ralph Sabin, Activities Chief; Mike Kimbcrling, Business Manager. Editor. 104 Brian McGuinn. Typist; Tom McLain. Photographer; Richard Mark Jordan. Class Staff; Dave Fox, Activities Staff. Cirannv. typist. 105 Pete Drainvlllo and Jim Pohl, Sports Staff; Andy Elliott, Senior Editor. President Tom Law instructs Robert Smith m the right technique Robert Smith and Joe Sleeves continue a match during lunch, of chess. Chess Club Rates High in County The Chess Club, under the direction of Brother Bonfilius, placed third in the Orange County Regional Elimination Tournament this year. Tom Law, club president, did much to further the club's position at Servite. Members played chess every day during lunch in the multi-purpose room. Jeff LoVann and Mark Brison play chess in the multi |nii-| osc room. 106 Jim Fanto contemplates a difficult chemistry problem in lab. Scientific Minds Bolster the Advanced Chemistry Club The Advanced Chemistry Club is an extracurricular activity for those students interested in pursuing a career in chemistry. Under the direction of Mr. Ed Quinn, members are involved in contemporary chemical science techniques and problems. 107 Mr. Quinn explains tlie ixirposc of the lit 20, an infrared spcctralanalysis instrument to advanced chemistry class. MOVIE CLUB Fast Becomes Hardest Working Campus Club The Movie Club is a newly instituted organization at Servite this year. Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Watson, the members write, direct, film and edit their own movies. Players for the films are also members of the club. The Movie Club took the initiative to travel through- out the county to shoot sequences. Finances for materials such as film, cameras, and costumes were obtained through a series of carwashes in the be- ginning of the year. 108 Mr. Watson directs students in filming. Servite's Answer to Hollywood Behind tins mystic black cape lurks Rene White during filming of Movie Club actors freaking otit during rehearsal. Movie Club's 1020 melodrama. Mission Drive Highlighted By Hypnotist Show This year the .Mission Drive was highlighted by a hyp- notist show by George Sharp. Subjects were selected on a voluntary basis and were put under hypnosis on stage. Shown are some of the unusual positions George Sharp put subjects into. DARN IT! Richard Cimino showing his famous” side while under hypnosis. 110 Mike Hume was skeptical of George Sharp's ability ln.it, as the picture shows, hypnotism is real. Servite Introduces Motorcycle Drivers Training FRON T ROW, loft to right: Officer Bryant, T. Krogman, C. Kirkwood, M. Buckley, I.. O'Connor, 1). I.ong, and R. Ray. BACK ROW: R. McDonald, B. Foley, J. Hurley. S. Scimens, J. Kurchian, J. Michaylo, T. Wilkor, Brother Tim, and Officer I.uhmann. Introduced for the first time this year at Servite was a Motorcycle Drivers Training Course. Sponsored by the Yamaha Corporation, it was directed by Brother Tim and taught by Offi- cers Bryant and Luhmann of the I s Angeles Police Department. Ill John Kurchian receives his diploma from Father Mot .ko. Tom Wilkor enters the S curves. Math Club The Math Club, under the direction of Mr. Scar din a, entered tourna- ments and competition. The club is an extracurricular activity for those students interested in pursuing their math interests. Mr. Scardona explains calculus properties to Math Club members. All-American Teenagers Speech Club Servite was honored this year to have three seniors nominated as All-American teenagers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Piasta, Tom Mattel la and Riek Boyce were selected for leadership, athletic and scholarship abilities. Miss Roche, moderator of the forensics society at Servite dis- cusses future tournament with, LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Sun. Rick Schcnck, Bill Reed, 15111 McBride and Jim Babcock. 112 . can taKe more Folk Mass Group Sings Songs of the Times The Folk Mass Group started under the direction of Fr. Duplessis last spring as a graduation choir. Through the meaning and sounds of contemporary songs, the choir created a new atmos- phere for the Eucha- ristic Celebration. Top: Andy Elliott, Ed llaninger, Tom Mattel a, Ralph Sabin. 2nd row: Paul Treadwell, Jerry Boisscranc, Gary McNiel, Mike Rovzar. 3rd row: A1 Pope, Jim Stanley, Greg Cole, Bill Shea, Guitarists, Dan Soriano, Bob Faust, Brian Still. Bottom: Owen Lever son, Pete Drainville, Jim Miller, Bruce Stava. 113 mammmwma Vr. Gaglia, director, and Lynne Morris, professional choreographer, direct children in March of Siamese Children . Servite Presents A Musical Comedy The King and! This year, The King and I , a musical comedy, was presented by the Servite Drama Department. From Dodgers and Hammerstcin's creation, the play focused on a Siamese king ami an Knglish schoolteacher. The King was played by Mike Hume and the schoolteacher by Vicki Tucker, from Connelly High School. Dancers were made up from students of Marywood, Connelly and Rosary High Schools as well as Servite, and the chorus was directed by Fr. Duplessis. John Shumway, Vicki Tucker, Kevin Buck, and John McAndrcw rehearse scene from the play. Mike llumc makes a point to Mike Alprin. 114 LEFT TO RIGHT: John McAndrcw, Rob Karlin, Karen Kilipelli, Mike Hume, John McCurry, and Kevin Buck. Mike Hume, the male lead, and Vicki Tucker, the female lead. Cheerleaders Lead Spirit at Servite Princesses and escorts show the effect of spirit at Home- coming game. 116 'Ur-d«g2 Cheerleaders--Top row: Glenn Lesak, Kathy Peters. 2nd row: Gwen Harvey, Ralph Sabin. Colleen Madlgan. 3rd row: Bill Welti, Nancy Snow Vikki Schlcgal. Lying down: Pete MeGraw- lead the Black Machine. 117 Sophomore Princesses BRENDA GIBBENS MAH WOOD PATTI 8RESNAIIAN CONNELLY MARY SIIEA ROSARY SPIRIT KEYNOTES SERVITE'S 1968 HOMECOMING JOANNIE HOVORKA MAR WOOD MARY McKRAY ROSARY GWENNDB HARVEY CONNELLY Servile's Homecoming Representatives are selected from the three neighboring sister schools-Marywood, Rosary and Connelly. Candidates for each position are nominated at the respective girls' schools and finalists are selected by a vote of the Servile student body. The Homecoming Dance was held at Abram's Town and Country Club and entertainment was provided by the SPATS. 118 Junior Princesses Senior Attendants MARGIE COPE CHRIS KELLY CONNELLY ROSARY HOMECOMING QUEEN KATHY AVERY MARYWOOD TERRY HUSKINS ROSARY Dorothy Lara Rosary 119 Color Reigns at Homecoming '68 Half-time festivities of Homecoming feature the beauty of a crown as seen through tinted glass. Princesses Patti Bresnahan, Brenda Gebbons, Man- Shea, Chris Kelly, Terri Buskins, watch as Dave Fox crowns Dotty Lara, Homecoming Queen, with Kathy Avery, Margie Cope, Gwennie Harvey, Mary McCrae, and Joannie Hovorka. (Left to right): Dave Fox, Bill McKellog, Tom Flynn, Gwennie Harvey, Mary Shea, Patti Bresnahan, Brenda Gebbons, Mary McCrae, Joannie Hovorka, Gil Vizcarra. Bill Sieimens, and Billy Shea during preparations for Half-time. 121 Assistant editors Larry Khlcrs and Bill Madden take a break after working hard on the first issue of the SPOKESMAN. THE SPOKESMAN Provides Outlet for Student Opinion The SPOKESMAN' this year came under the direc- tion of Mr. Bowermaster of the English Depart- ment. The SPOKESMAN is a extracurricular activity to provide practical experience for stu- dents interested in journalism. 152 Paul Reddick, layout editor, and Greg Fox, editor-in-chief, hurry to make a deadline on an issue of the SPOKESMAN. The Kinsman Drum ami Bugle Corps line up in concert | osition. The Servite Drill Team and Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corp provided half time entertainment at football games. The Servile Drill Team was selected from girls of Marywood, Connelly and Rosary High Schools. Under the direction of Miss Jane Hill, original routines were composed and performed. The Kingsmen Drum and Hugle Corps assisted the drill team and proved their ranking as one of the best bands in the state. The Servite Drill Team leaders are Ellen McGillvary, Mary McKIrath and Jo Topps. The 1968-G9 Servite Drill Team 123 mm. Mr. Vogel of Union Oil Research explains data processing to Servite Science Seminar students. (Left to right): Richard Boyce. Andy Juszczak. Mark Whitehead, Mr. Vogel, (seated) John Ray, Mr. Quinn. Science Research Becomes An Exciting Adventure The Science Seminar, under the direction of Mr. Ed Quinn, through a series of discussions and special speakers attempted to examine various aspects of scientific endeavor. Doctor Dougherty, annual Science Seminar lecturer, discusses the phenomenon of heart rhythm, with (left to right) Tom Matella, Tom Silengo, Tom llolfman. Bob Marks and Warren Knudson (seated). 24 Noontime campus chaos Dig it?!! 12i Sian Lottes rips through the Junior line as a path of Junior bodies lies in his wake. Brian Cox ponders his future as 'Wild Bill Welti and Dennis Louzon prepare to decide for him. Once again Servile's Intramural Program was highly successful thanks to the efforts of Intra- mural Commissioner Dan McMenamin. In foot- ball, Senior Honors won the championship with a 6-0 victory over Junior 105. Senior Honors also won the basketball crown after a mid-season scare. In overall intramural competition, Senior Honors proved to be the toughest foe as they lost only 3 games total, in all sports, and those by narrow margins. The action shown here is from the .Junior-Senior All-Star football game which saw the Juniors upset the Seniors 13-7. The Senior varsity foot- ball players, however, retaliated with a 35-0 victory over the Junior class. Stan Lottes successfully breaks up a Junior pass intended for Bon Briggs as Mike Stanbra and Mike Hannah move in for the kill. 126 John Van Daelc takes off on a long run that is nullified by a clipping penally. Intramural Sports Tom Hoffman of Senior Honors shoots a free throw against Senior 106 as .John Van Dario and Tim Hurlbut look on. Provided an Outlet for Midday Frustrations Bill Madden calls a foul as Pete Drainvtlle drives for a basket. Jim Miller Kevin McCall shoots over Brian Kurzbard for a baa- waits for the rebound. kef. 127 The Gilde Initiates Student Involvement POWN (Lett to right): Tern,’ Lannon, Tom Mcldrum, Dennis Lauzon, Casey Burke, Tom Stevenson and Gil Vizcarra lead and organize many Glide activities. 128 The Gilde wrote and published a paper to instill spirit and pride in students. The Gilde sponsored many activities, including a window- breaking contest as Tom Reilly flies through the glass. Anaheim Youth Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Stevenson, Casey Burke, and Terry Laruton at work during a Gilde poster party. 129 Fr. Motzko presents Brian Ox with a certificate showing his admittance to the Anaheim Youth Council. Underclassmen Express Enthusiasm For The Years to Come 130 B«f� e tim mm r Underclassmen Practice Leading School Spirit 132 Left to Right: John Dunn, Secretary; Paul Treadwell. Vice- President 133 Window: David Buchanan. Top to Bottom: Chip Clitheroe, Tom Flynn, Doug Beineman, l.eonard Beckman. Top Row, left to right Doug Lewis. Mike Baccaro. Bottom Sean Doyle. Chris Hayden. ■H Back How, left to right: Pat Cogan, Dave Fox. Front- Tom Barker. Kevin Buck. Jeff Greiner. 134 Top Row, left to right Mark Jordan. Jim Hawley. Bottom: Brian Cox, Max Barlow. Mike Dclmottc. 135 Left to Right: Paul Barrett, Jim Faulk, Ken Haynes, George Jared. Mike Barrera. Back Bow, left to right: Brad Ball, Greg Ix ttes, Gary Taylor. Front How: Tom Osborn, Roger Vance. Left to Right: Jerry Stonebraker, Bill Shea. Bottom Row: .Joe Steeves, (111 Vizcarra. Standing, left to right: John Bunn. Ron Briggs. Bill Siemens. Kneel- ing: Tim Bernardy, Murray Acheson. Gerard Sow inski, Mike Hume. lop Row. left to right: Tony Molina, Dennis Michel. Middle Row: Bob Smith. Rick McKlwain. Bottom Row: Ken Proetor. Dan Musser. 136 Left to Right: Ed Kcllom, Pete MeGraw, Kevin Maher, Bob Wullner. Top Row. left to right: Greg Smith. Scott Griffiths, Mike Trinklc, Chris Slater. Tom Silengo. Bottom Row: Bob Stcrmcr, Barney Sokol. 137 «f I-e ft to Right: Mark Faulkner, Jim Dunn, Jeff Connors, Tim Dorsey, Jeff Hedrick. 138 Top How. left to right: Craig Wagner. Glenn Lesak. Middle: Larry Kuhlman, Steve Kozlatek. Bottom: .John White. Sieve Sebastian. Left to Bight: Bill Danko, Kick Delahanty, Bichard Ciranny, John Duncan. Pat Devine. 139 Top Bow, left to right Torn Law. Chris I.avden, Mike Ludin. Bottom Bob Karlin. Jim McCaffrey. Back How, left to right Don Unrein, Kevin Tyrrell. Front: Greg Keis, l).in Read. Top Row, left to right: Kurt Yunkcr, John Shumway. Middle Row: Mark Holznecht. Bottom Row: Doug Malinowski, Dennis Marchiano. Top How. loft to right: Paul Treadwell, Hick Wright. Bottom How: Craig Grugel, Brian Garrity, Hoy Ek. Top to Bottom: Bob Zepfel, Larry Pullen, Tom Quackcnbush, Bob Shea, Hone White. 140 Top Row, left to rinhtt Steve Bartoletti, Rick Stef. Middle Row: Gres Burrill. Bottom Row: Drew Campanaro, Paul Dobyns. Top Row, left to right Larry llosklnson, Ed Kahlcr, Edward Haunfelner. Bottom Row: Mike Pettis, Mike Rovzar. I .1 Sophomores Enter Into Student Activities Tom Martinclli Bob McKenzie Class President Class Vice-President Bruce Emard John Sweeny Class Secretary Class Treasurer 142 BACK, left to right: Kevin Malier, .Mike Moyneur. FRONT: Victor Sun, Frank Lauro, James Wilson, Roger McCaffrey. 143 Left to Might: Tony Passanlc, Charles Shoemaker, Tom Twellman, Steve Nippon, John Seymour, John Sweeney. Lett to Might: Bill Adams Joe Scavo Scott Martin Dennis Ix ng Sean Cooney 144 145 Left to Bight: Bill Baggott, Mike Cushing, Don Austin. Gary Beckman, Brian Faulkner. Left to Right: Mike Freeman, Bill Forbes, Bruce Emard. Lynn Clithcroe, George Glanzmann. Back Row: Jim Gormley. Front Row. left to right: Bart Reis, Jim Piperata, Chris Kirkwood, Paul Vevoda, Jeff Wyart, Gerald Rowe. !46 Top Row: Robert Kormos. Middle Row. left to right: Dana Karcher. Jeff LeVan, John Lamm. Bottom: Toby Martinez. Top Row, lcfl to right: Tom .Martinelli, John Lenburg. Middle: George Magula. Bottom: David Molina, Dennis Maloney. I .eft to Right: Mare Brisson, Nick Weis, Andy Ciecek. Mark Bcnussi, John Golden. 147 Back Row, left to right Joe DeClue, Jeff Kwiecien, Ed Hernandez. Front: Greg LaChance, Rick Julian. Standing: I-irrv Dougherty. Middle Row, left to right: Mickey Day. John Cvengros, Reg Salgado. Front: Jeff Drainville, Paul Delgado. Top Row. left to right: John Smith. Charles Sleeves, Paul Santangelo. Middle: Jim Reed. Richard McWilliam, Mario Valter. Bottom: Robert Pappano. Left to Right: Jeff Stack, i’.ruce Campbell, Danny Savant, Tim Tischler, Kevin Bender, Pete Cosgrove, Mike Nunez. 148 Back Row. left to right: Joe Oechsner. Steve Trella. Norm Schipske. .Middle: John Pllnski. Kick Thues, John Stoneman. Front: Richard Rav. Steve Servin. 149 Top Row, left to right: John Schriver, Ralph ;ui).ino. Bottom: Henry Willett� -, Jeff Pardi, Chris McCurry. Top Row, left to right Rohm McKinney, James Meehan. Rick Smith. Bottom l)an Soriano, Mark Nunez, Bill Welch. Mike Lawton. Top Row, left to right: John LeVeckc, Tom Penny. Middle: Frank Krogman, Byron Latham. Bottom: Lee O'Connor, Greg Wilson. 150 Left to Right: Greg Amctulola, Garry Chrisan, Kandy Worrel. Sid Burton. Greg Chapluk, Richard Bezanson. 151 Top Row. left to right: Geoff Hum. Joe Law. Middle: Joe Brady. Brad Cost. George Dennis. Bottom: Pat Doyle, Dan Gray. Top Row, loft to right: Ronald McDonald. Tom Wilker. Bottom John Meigs. Mike Russ. Back Row, left to right: Jin) Porter, Bill Zimmerman. Mid- dle: Mark Pizzolo, DaveSbardcllati. Front: .Jim Petzel, John Truxaw. Top Row, left to right: Paul Stockem, Todd Burgess. Rick Augustine, Donald Bcbcreia. Bottom: John Duraldc, Jim Donnelly. 152 LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Elton, Class Vice-President; Larry llaughton. Secretary; Dan Holznecht, IYeasurer. Jim Salcido Class President Freshmen Take The Brunt Of Senior Stunts LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Voorshis, Robert St. Onge, John Sutherland, Alphonso Valdez, Michael Schmuck. TOP, left to right: Dwayne Peltier, Eugene Scarlett, Mark O'Connor, Gary Seymour, Randy Ratajczak. BOTTOM: John Saverino, Jim Salcido. Ix'ft to Right: John Leone, Mike Kewell, Patrick Gorski, Robert McGarriglc. 154 ! rying to find a dime to rail home are. Top: Robert Lauro. Standing, left to right. Jim Klein. Timothy Cardan. William Davis. Kevin Kppcrson. Sitting Mark Uernandt. Loft to Right: Fred Koenig. Jeffrey Burns. Edward Cogan, Richard Kern. David Fern,'. Christopher Igiwton, Raymond Hahn. Left to Right: Steven Howerth, Mark Hofstettcr, Anthony Hankins, Charles Gibbons, George Kibby. Top Row: David Koscielak. Middle Row, left to right: Jeffrey Huskins. Michael Joergcr. Bottom: Rob lloertz. Toni Bcrnardy. James Hogan. Left to Right: Dennts Young, Mark Campbell. James Cannon. Michael Brown. 155 Back Row. left to right: Tom White, Rory Zavala, Michael Klton. Seated: David Ramocinski, Dennis Brandt. Back Row. left to right: Robert Clark, Michael DcWald, Douglas Craik. Front: Dean Block, John Canini. Left to Right; Paul Decoursey. .lames Ethier, Ron Condon. David Corrigan. George Fairchild. Back Row, left to right: Albert Dilsaver. Matthew Fleckstein, Greg Clitheroe. Bottom Row, left to right; Timothy Delaney, Randolph llardy. Bill Brundige. 156 Lcfl to Hight: Steven Smith, Dan Holznccht, Homan Gunther, James Irwin, Gary Haynes, Tim Ryan. Left to Right: Hugh Devancy, Dan Kggleton, Tom DeNisco, Mark Castlllero, Richard Frainier. 157 Back Row. loft to right: Scott Millikan. Jim McNicol, Raymond Murray. Front: Dennis O’Bryan, John Macauley. Photographer Louis Grosso tries to humor. Standing, left to right: James Fox. Arthur Pardi. Seated: Stephen Corrigan, Michael Dalton. 158 Standing, left to right: Robert Lee, Larry Haugjhton. Seated: Patrick Goffincy, Joe Greiner, Thomas Schuck. — as. SU'-vr Dor..--- Clarfc. John Hidden, fobs Storch. David Bococ. h. Rack How, left to right. Michael Holcomb, Mike Van Dude. Ilogcr Pierce. Middle: Thomas Pradetto, Don l.ansdown. Front; Mike Venturclli, Randolph Pritcl. Hack How. left to right Kevin Prendi ville. Leo Moriarty, l oug Thomas, I-airy Walsh. Seated: John McLatchey, Hill Sehlegol. Top Row. left to right: Kevin Rafferty, Miehael Stevens. Middle Steve Siemens. Michael Sweringen. Hottom- Jerome Zlaket, William Thomassen. Hack How, left to right: George Thomsen. Richard Murphy. Front: Kevin Leahy, Thomas Massoth. 162 Loft to Right: Walter Diekmann, Richard DcUefiold, James Cook, Matthew Colesworthy. Frank Druiff. Left to Right: Bob Pentecost, John Jarvis, Richard Swanson, James McElligott. Craig Kelly. Back Row, left to right: John Burner, Larry Wiora, J. Richard Rishko. Front: Ralph Vizcarra, Robert Potcraj. SENIOR INDEX Adkinson, Gary 3307 Puente St. Fullerton, California Activities: Football: Cec 2; Pep Club 3,2; Junior Achievement 2; Biology Club 2. Alpirn, Michael 941 N. Walnut La Habra, California Activities: Chess Club 3; Drama: KING AND I 4; Chorus 4; Transfer Student 3. Armstrong, Richard 17641 Norwood Park Tustin, California Activities: Swimming: J. V. 2; Varsity 3: Rocket Club 3; Spokesman 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Biology Club 2: Folk Mass Group 3,4. Aschenbrenner, Robert 716 Rancho Circle Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1,4; Achievement Award 1; Football: Cee 1; J.V. 2; Varsity 3,4; 500 Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; National Merit Commended Student 4; Homeroom President 1; Rep- resentative to Police Youth Conference 3. Babcock, James 2732 Walker Lee Rossmoor, California Activities: Honors Banquet 4; Science Seminar 2,3; Debate Club 1,3,4; Spokes- man 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 4; Biology Club 2; National Merit Semi-Finalists 4; Finalists 4. Ball, Tom 9905 Santa Gertrudes Whittier, California Activities: Baseball J. V. 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 4; Homeroom Treas- urer 2. Banister, Grady 11151 Meads Avc. Orange, California Activities: Football: J. V. 3; Varsity 4; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Bi- ology Club 2. Barlow, Robert 62S Birchlcaf Drive Anaheim, California Activities: Honors Banquet 2; Achievement Awards 1,3; Basketball: Cee 1,2; Vars- ity 3,4; Science Seminar 3; Pep Club 1; Class Represen- tative 4; WASC Evaluation Committee 3. Beard, Dennis 418 E. 21 street Newport Beach, California Activities: Football: J.V. 3; Swimming: J.V. 3; Water Polo: Varsity 4. Beardsley, Edward 219 Plantation Anaheim, California Bcidclman, Kevin 10911 Roads End Drive Garden Grove, California Activities: Chess Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achie- vement 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 2. Bell, Gary 200 N. Harrington Fullerton, California Bernard, Stephen 1109 W. Ash Avenue Fullerton, California Activities: Track: Cee 2; Rocket Club 1,2; Science Seminar 4; Advanced Chem- istry 4; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; Radio Club i,2. Best, Regan 2152 Vista Dorado Newport Beach, California Boisseranc, Jerald 6592 Fee Ana Anaheim, California Boyce, Richard 1861 Park Skyline Drive Simla Ana, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3,4; Achievement Awards 3, 4; Track: J.V. 2,3; Science Seminar 3,4; Advanced Chem- istry 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2; Year book Staff 4; Junior Class- ical League 4; California Scholastic Federation 4; (Vice-President); Biology Club 2; National Merit Finalist 4. Burke, Casey 2641 Paladin Avenue Anaheim, California Activities: Football: Cee 1; Baseball J.V. 1; Spokes- man 4; Track: J.V. Salome- coming Committee 3; Prom Committee 4; Palm Signing Committee 2; Gilde 3,4; (Pres.); Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King And 1 4; Class Rep. 2; Summer Student Participation Com- mittee 3; CASC Rep. 4. Campbell, Terry 325 Poinsett ia Brea, California Activities: Football: C 2; Swimming: JV 2; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Math Club 2; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Sec- retary 2; President 4. Chod .ko, James 10115 Valley Home Ave. Whittier, California Activities: Football: C 1; Var. 2,4; Track: C 1; Var. 2,4; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Drama: Half a SL - pencc 3; Biology Club 2; CASC Rep. 3,4; Homeroom VP 2,3; Class Rep. 1; ASB VP 4; Stu- dent Council 1-4; Homecoming Committee 3; Prom Committee 4. Cimino, Richard 542 Barnett St. Anaheim, California Activities: Football: C 1; JV 2,3; Var. 4; Baseball: JV 1; Var. 2-4; Spokesman 3; Chess Club 1,2; Library Club 1. Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Class Rep. 1-3; Stu- dent Council 1-3. Codol, Christopher 729 N. Resh Anaheim, California Activities: Football: C 1; Debate Club 4; Spokesman 3,4; Gilde 3; Pep Club 1,2; Drama: Our Town 1; Fantasticks 1; Thurber Carnival 1; Murder In the Cathedral 1; Hall a Sixpence 3; An evening of one act plays 3; Bio- logy Club 2; Class Rep. I; Student Council 1. Cole, Gregory 2510 Valencia Santa Ana, California Activities: Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: King and I 4; Biology Club 2. Cook, John 900 S. Mancos PI. Anaheim, California Activities: Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2. Costello, Ralph 1235 N. Holly Anaheim, California Crosson, Thomas 1S00 Arbolila Dr. La Habra, California Activities: Football: C 1; JV 2,3; Var. 4; Baseball: JV 1; Var. 2-4; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and I 4; Class Treasurer 4. Cryderman, Michael 2466 E. Clark Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Pep Club 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Class Rep. 1; Math Club 1,2. Dennis, Mark 13751 Milford Circle Santa Ana, California Activities: Rocket Club 2; Chess Club 1-4; Library Club 1-3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Biology Club 2. Desmarais, James 11902 Morgan Lane Garden Grove, California Activities: Chess Club 3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2. Dougherty, Stephen 9431 Hill view Rd. Anaheim, California Activities: Football (manager) Var. 2; Swimming JV 2; Var. 3,4 (captain); Jr. Achieve- ment 2,3 (Pres.); Drama: Fan- tasticks 1; Biology Club 2 (Pres.). Drainville, Peter 639 S. Valley St. Anaheim, California Activities: Football: C 1; JV 2; Var. 3,4; Track: C 1; Debate Club 1; .� 00 Club 4; Chess Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-2; Jr. Achievement 2; Homeroom Sec. 1; Treas. 2; VP 3; Honor Boll 1; Math Club 1,2; Grad- uation Choir 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Calif. State Schol- arship Semi-finalist 4; Folk Mass Choir 4; Home- coming Committee; Varsity Club 3,4. Duffy, Peter 2127 W. Chateau Anaheim, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Bio- logy Club 2. Egan, Michael 1102 St. Regis PI. Santa Ana, California Elilers, Lawrence 1106 S. Gilbert Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Ban- quet 4; Debate Club 1,2; Spokesman 1-3; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Nat'l Merit (commended); Adv. PI. US History 3: Summer English Workshop 1,2. Elliott, Andy 17966 Arbonada Way Tustin, California Activities: Honors Ban- quet 1-3; Basketball: C 2; JV 3; Var. 4; Track: C 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Sr. Treasurer; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; CASC Hep. 4; Nat'l Merit: (finalist). Endsley, Paul 17068 Edgewater Lane Huntington Beach, Calif. Activities: Math Club 1. Engbarth, Dennis 2531 W. Cherry Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Ban- quet 4; Achievement Award 2; Football: C 1; Rocket Club 3; Science Seminar 3,4; Advanced Chemistry 4; Debate Club 1; Chess Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Nat'l Merit: (finalist). Erskine, John 3993 Myra Ave. Los Alamitos, California Fanto, James 1512 S. I-ocust Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Track: Var. 4; Cross Country: Var. 4; Ad- vanced Chemistry 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Calif. Scholastic Fed. 4; Trans- fer Student 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Junior Scholarship Award; Jr. History Award. Farenbaugh, Chris 7102 Trask Ave. Westminister, California Activities: Advanced Chem- istry 4; Pep Club 2; Bio- logy Club 2. Fate, Steve 502 Century Drive Anaheim, California Activities: Basketball: •A’ 2 (MVP); Var. 3,4; Football: C 1; JV 2; Var. 3,4 (MVP and Captain 4); Spokesman 1; 500 Club 3,4; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; Biology Club 2; Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 3; APSL Award 2. Faust, Robert 928 Pioneer Drive Anaheim, California Activities: Track C 2; Spokesman 2; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4: Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and I 4; Jr. President; Folk Mass Group 3,4; Grad- uation Choir 3; Home- coming Committee 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2; Transfer Student 2; Prom Committee 4; Summer Stu- dent Participation Com- mittee 3,4; Leadership Conference delegate 3,4; Homeroom treas. 2; ASB President 4; Student Coun- cil 2-4. Fergus, Don 622 N. Carlcton Anaheim, California Activities: Swimming: JV 2: Var. 3; Water Polo: Var. 3; Spokesman 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,2. Filadelfia, Larry 607 Hawthorne St. Anaheim, California Activities: Track: C 1; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 2; Pep Club 2; Radio Club 1,2. Filtz, Daniel 1420 Alpha PI. Anaheim, California Activities: Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2,3; Drama: Fantasticks 1; Biology Club 2. Finegan, Patrick 1601 N. Hollydalc Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1- 4; Science Seminar 4; Jr. Achievement 2; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1,2; Calif. Scholastic Fed. 4; Biology Club 2; Math Club 3: N. J. Chemistry League 3; Jr. year at Bayley-Kllard H. S. , Madison, N. J. Fox, Gregory 1113 Park Avenue Anaheim, California Activities: Basketball: C 1; JV 2; Var. 3,4; Track: JV 1; Var. 3,4; Cross Country 4; Spokesman 1-4 (Editor 4) Chess Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Year- book 3,4; Biology Club 2; Photo club 1,2; School Photo- grapher 4; transfer student 1. Frabotta, Kevin 2275 Arlington Anaheim, California Activities: Baseball: JV 2,3; (captain 3); Pep Club I, 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Class Treas. 2,3; ASB Treas. 4; Student Council 2- 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Student Leadership Camp. 3,4. Frome, Jeffrey 17612 Whitney Dr. Santa Ana, California Getchel, Paid 1376 Shannon Ave. Costa Mesa, California Activities: Football: C 2; JV 3; Science Seminar 4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Nat'l Merit: (Commended). Gonzales, Arthur 13392 Wilson St. Garden Grove, California Activities: Track: C 2; Jr. Achievement 2. Gorski, Michael 740 Las Palmas Fullerton, California Activities: Football: C 1: Track: JV 2; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 4; Jr. Achievement 2. ilaninger, Edward 9771 Hanniger Way Villa Park, California Activities: Football: C 1; 165 Track C 1; JV 2,3; Water Polo Var. 4; Science Seminar 2,3; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Jr. Classical League 4: Drama: Half a Six- pence 3; King and I 4; Bi- ology Club 2. Hanley, John 428 Fann St. Anaheim, California Activities: Football: Var. 4; Track: JV 1; Var. 2,3; Gilde 3,4; Spokesman 2; Chess Club 1; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and 1 4; Our Town 1; Thurbcr Carnival 1; Reflect- ions of a Lost Moment 3; Biology Club 2; Class Trcas. 1; Prom Chairman 4; Home- coming Committee 3; Student Planning Commission 4. Hannah, Michaei 951 Milford St. Orange, California Activities: Football: C 2; Debate Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2. Ifanway, Patrick 15422 Fairacres La Mirada, California Harvey, Jack 1271 Brasslantern La llabra, California Activities: Chess Club 3. Hinschberger, Scott 11942 Rexford Rd. Garden Grove, California Activities: Chess Club 3; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Biology Club 2. Hoffman, Tom 1057 Bernard Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3; Basketball: C 2; Science Seminar 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2. Holt ., Dennis 20471 Bushard Huntington Beach, Calif. Hubbard, Steven 11901 Wavcrly Dr. Garden Grove, California Activities: Chess Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; Jr. Achievement 2. Hughes, Jim 1030 Lawanda PI. Placentia, California Activities: Swimming: JV 2; Var. 3,4; Water Polo: Var. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. Hurlbut, Tim 11S62 Loara St. Garden Grove, California Activities: Basketball B 1,2; JV 3 (captain); Var. 4; Cross Country: Var. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Spokesman 2,3; Class See. 3; ASB Sec. Homecoming Committee 3. Inglis, Craig 11491 Donovan Rd. Los Alamitos, California Activities: Chess Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club James, John 1351 Kensington Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2. Joerger, Steven 1531 Victoria Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2. Juszczak, Andrew 859 Highland Orange, California Activities: Achievement Award 2; Science Seminar 3,4; Advanced Chemistry 4; Pep Club 2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4. Karcher, Jerome 700 Clementine St. Anaheim, California Activities: Transfer Student 2; Track: C 2; Spokesman 2; Gilde 3,4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and 1 4; CASC Rep. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Jr. Achievement 2. Kersting, Steven 3G1G Louise PI. Fullerton, California Activities: Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2. Kimberling, Michael 12152 Brookhavcn Pk. Garden Grove, California Activities: Honors Banquet 4; Football: JV 2; Var. 3,4; Rocket Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Debate Club 1-3; Yearbook Staff 4; Nat'l Merit: (commended); Jr. Achievement 2. Knudson, Warren 15942 Lashburn St. Whittier, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1-4; Rocket Club 3; Nat'l Honor Soe. 4; Science Sem- inar 3; Spokesman 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Radio Club 2; Math Club 2; APSL Medal 2; Nat'l Merit: (finalist); Calif. State Scholarship Semi-finalist. Krystek, Dennis 2G6D Shadow lane Anaheim, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Science Seminar 4; Chess Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2-4; Radio Club 1,2; Photography Club 1. Kurzbard, Brian 10552 Courscn Dr. Stanton, California Activities: Achievement Award 2; Water Polo: Var. 3,4 Chess Club 2; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2; Photography Club 2. Ladner, Michael 840 Brookdalc La Habra, California L:umon, Terry 119 Tower Court Anaheim, California Activities: Football: C 1; JV 2,3; Var. 4; Baseball: JV 1,2; Var. 3,4; Spokesman 2,3; Chess Club 3; Gilde 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Drama: Half a Six| ence 3; Class Treasurer 1. Lauzon, Dennis GS71 San Pasqual Cr. Buena Park, California Activities: Achievement Award 2; Football: JV 2; Baseball: JV 1; Water Polo: Var. 3; Spokesman 2; Gilde 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Homeroom Pres. 4. Leverson, Owen 203G Victoria Santa Ana, California Activities: Transfer in 2; Football: Var. 3,4; Chess 3; Class Rep. 3; St. Council 3. Lottes, Stan 14219 Christine Dr. Whittier, California Activities: Football: C 1; Track C 1; JV 3; Pep Club 1,2: Biology Club 2; Class Rep. 2. Luhmann, Jim 1720 Catherine Anaheim, California Activities: Basketball: C 1; Track: C 1; Debate Club 1,2; Spokesman 2; Pep Club 1,2; Drama: Mur- der in the Cathedral 1; Fantasticks 1; Thurbcr Carnival 3; King and I 4; Jr. Achievement 2; Bi- ology Club 2; Photography Club 1,2. McBride, William 3G41 Thor Ave. Los Alamitos, California McCall, Kevin 513 Rosarita Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1-3; Achievement Award 2; Basketball: J. V. 2; Track: J. V. 2; Science Seminar 3, 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Calif. Scholastic Federation 1,2; Biology Club 2; Nat'l Merit: Commended. McCurry, John 2171 Nautical St. Anaheim. California Activities: Track: Cee 1,2; J. V. 3: Rocket Club 3; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and I 4; Biology Club 2; Math Club 2,4. McDonald, Michael 2623 Vermont Anaheim, California Activities: Chess Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2,3; Radio Club 1,2. McDonogh, Dennis 15303 Starbuck St. Whittier, California Activities: Nat'l Honor Society 3; Jr. Achievement 2; Nat'l Merit: Finalist. McGerty, Thom 1600 Central Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Basketball: Cee 2; J. V. 3; Varsity 3; Football: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Varsity 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2. McGuinn, Brian 16730 Ardita Dr. Whittier, California Activities: Honors Banquet 2; Achievement Award 1; Track: Cee 1; Varsity 2-4; Cross Country Varsity 4; Science Seminar 3; Debate Club 1-4; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; N. E. D. T. Certificate of Merit 1,2; A. P. S. L. Latin Award 3; Summer English Workshop I, 2; Math Club 2. McMenamin, Daniel 606 Fernwood St. Anaheim, California Activities: Achievement Award 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2,3; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; Our Town 2; Biology Club 2; Spokesman 3; Intramural Commissioner 4; Radio Club o McNeil, Gary 767 Stephens Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1; Football: Varsity Man- ager 1; Rocket Club 3; Science Seminar 3; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Audio Visual 3. Madden, Bill 241 Brentwood Anaheim, California Activities: Achievement Award 1; Basketball: Cee 2; J. V. 3; Varsity 4; Football: Cee 1; Track: Varsity 2,3; Debate Club 1; Spokesman 2- 4; Chess Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3. Manning, Pat 13381 Bow PI. Santa Ana, California Activities: Basketball: Cee 2; Football: Cee 2; Track: J. V. 2; Varsity 3; Spokesman 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Drama: Murder in the Cathedral 2. Marks, Bob 2224 Virginia Rd. Fullerton, California Activities: Track: Cee 2; Varsity 3,4; Cross Country Varsity 4; Science Seminar 3; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2. Matella, Thomas 1 IS 1 Lucinda Way Tustin, California Activities: Honors Banquet I, 2; Basketball: Cee 1; J. V. 2,3; Football: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Track: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Science Seminar 3; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Class Vice-President. Meldrum, Tom 11912 Gary St. Garden Grove, California Activities: Baseball J. V. 2; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 2; Library Club 1; Gilde 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 1. 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Drama: King and I 4; CASC Representative 4; Student Participation Com- mittee 4. Miller, Jim 2532 Anaheim, California Activities: Football: Cee 1 (Captain); Varsity 2-4 (Captain 4); Track: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Spokesman 4; 500 Club 3; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; Reflections of a Lost Moment 3; Audio Visual 3; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Class President: Honor Roll 1: Varsity Club 2-4; Graduation Choir; Christmas Choir; George M. Dena Perpetual Trophy; Prom Committee 3,4; Angelus League Confederation's Parliamentary of Arms 4; Calif. State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. Muir, Randall 1225 Limerick Placentia, California Activities: Track: J. V. 2; Varsity 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; Photo- graphy Club 2; Homecoming Committee 3. Nagel, Chris 724 Vine St. Anaheim, California Activities: Achievement Awards 2,3; Water Polo: Cee 3; (M. V. P.); Varsity 4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2: Intramural 1-4. O'Hanlon, Ron 225 Madison Ave. Placentia, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Math Club 2; Intramurals 3,4; Honor Roll 2. O'Hara, Tom 9802 Ramm Dr. Anaheim, California Activities: Track: Cee 1; Spokesman 1,2; Chess Club I; Library Club 1, Gilde 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Biology Club 2; Homeroom Vice-President 1; Class Representative 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Paragone, Stephen 1781 Andrewa St. Tustin, California Activities: Gilde 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Bilogy Club 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3,4; Radio Club 1. Pereyra, Dennis 10432 Warner Fountain Valley, Calif. Piasta, Joe 1529 Everett PI. Orange, California Activities: Honors Banquet 2; Achievement Award 1; Football: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Debate Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2,4: Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Jr. Achievement 2. Pohl, Jim 1435 Hidden Canyon Rd. Whittier, California Activities: Honors Banquet 2; Football Cee I; J. V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Chess Club 1-3; Nat'l Honor Society 1; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Math Club 1. Pope, Alan 10726 Homeland Whittier, California Activities: Football J. V. 2; Rocket Club 3; Debate Club 1,2; Library Club 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2; APSL Latin Award 2. Puglisi, Richard 10631 Henderson Ave. Garden Grove, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3,4; Calif. Scholastic Federation 4; National Merit: Commended. Pyrak, Mark 60-1 River view Orange, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3; Football: J. V. 2; Track: Cce 2; J. V. 3; Science Seminar 2; Advanced Chemistry 4; Chess Club 3: Pep Club 2: Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Sophomore Class Representative: Stu- dent Council 2. Ray, John 710 Rodeo Road Fullerton, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1-4; Achievement Awards 1- 4: Rocket Club 3; Science Seminar 2—1; Advanced Chem- istry 4; Debate Club 1-4; Chess Club 2; Library Club 2; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Calif. Schol- astic Federation 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and I 4; Biology Club 2; Nat'l Merit: Finalist: Honor Roll 1-4; Dean's List 1-4; APSL Medal 2; Calif. State Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist; Occidental Math Field Day 3; Math Club 3. Redden, William 2115 S. Redwood Dr. Anaheim, California Reddick, Paul 1222 Halladay Santa Ana, California Reed, William SI5 Pine Ridge Knol Fullerton, California Rose, Gregory 11201 Mount Drive Garden Grove, California Activities: Football: J. V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Debate Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. Rossetti, Joseph 1224 Evergreen Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Jr. Classical League 4; Math Club 4. Russ, Ken 10540 Kibbce Ave. Whittier, California Activities: Track: J. V. 1- 3; Debate Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2; Math Club 1,2. Russell, Thomas 1528 Sunny Crest Dr. Fullerton, California Activities: Basketball: Coe 1; J. V. 2; Football: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Track: J. V. 1; Varsity 2; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Homeroom Class Officer 2,3. Sabin, Ralph 12571 Aristocrat Garden Grove, California Activities: Honor Banquet I, 2; Spokesman 4; Chess Club 1-3; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and 1 4; Reflections of a Lost Moment 3; Graduation Choir 3; Folk Mass Group 2-4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Math Club 2; Chairman-Stu- dent Participation Commit- tee; Calif. State Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist 4; Honor Roll 1; Prom Committee 3. Santucci, Ronald 2817 N. Flower St. Santa Ana, California Activities: Honors Banquet 4; Football J. V. 2; Track J. V. 3; Debate Club 1; Chess Club 2,3; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Clas- sical League 4; Medical Explorers 3. Savant, Tony 11015 Avonbury Whittier, California Activities: Football J. V. 3, Varsity 4; Baseball J. V. 2; Track J. V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Library Club 2; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Biology Club 2; Class Representative (Pep Club) • Schantz, Jeff 2113 W. Romnega Anaheim, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Chess Club 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2; Jr. Achievement 2-4; California Scholastic League 4; Biology Club 2; Math Club 1,2. Schenk, Ricltard 9821 Cloverdale Ave. Westminster, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3,4; Achievement Awards: 1- 4; Science Seminar 3; Debate Club 1-4; Chess Club 3; Nat'l Honor Society 1-4; Calif. Scholastic Fed. 1,2, 4; Transfer Student 3. Schiavonc, Mark 2013 Embassy Ave. Anaheim, California Activities: Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Bi- ology Club 2; Honor Roll 3. Sclifo, Victor 7035 Santa Anita Circle Buena Park, California Activities: Basketball: Cee 1; Football: J. V. 2; Track: Cee 2; J. V. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Photography Club 2. Semple, Stewart 1112 Fcrndale Fullerton, California Activities: Advanced Chem- istry 4; Jr. Classical League 4; Math Club 4. Shannon, John 1412 Kensington Fullerton, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Debate Club 1,2; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 2,3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2,3; Biology Club 2. Sheehan, Frank 11531 Elizabeth St. Garden Grove, California Activities: Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Nat'l Merit: Finalist 4. Shortle, Patrick 10321 Bouvais Road Anaheim, California Activities: Spokesman 1; Chess Club 3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Drama: Half a Six- pence 3; King and I 4; Bi- ology Club 2; Grad. Choir 2; Honor Roll 2; Choral Group 4. Shollon, Larry 849 Lcnz Dr. Anaheim, California Activities: Honors Banquet 1,2; Achievement Award 1; Football: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Track: Cee 1,2; J. V. 3; Rocket Club 3; Advanced Chemistry 4; Spokesman 2; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1,2; Calif. Scholastic Federation 4; Drama: King and I 4; Class Sec. 1; Homeroom Pres. 2. Snyder, Paul 2218 N. Towner Santa Ana, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Spokesman 1; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2,3,4; Biology Club 2. Sorenson, Richard 2105 W. Harriet Lane Anaheim, California Activities: Rocket Club 3; Chess Club 3; Pep Club 2; Biology Club 2. Stanbra, Mike 12132 Hackamore Road Garden Grove, California Activities: Basketball: Bee 1,2; Varsity 3,4; (Captain I); Baseball: J.V. 1,3; Varsity 4; Track: J. V. 2; Varsity Cross Country 4; Spokesman 2,3; Chess Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club •� Stanley, Jim 815 E. Buffalo Ave. Santa Ana, California Activities: Honors Banquet I, 2; Achievement Award 1,2; Football: J.V. 2; Track: J. V. 2,3; Rocket Club 3; Debate Club 1; Math Club 2; Chess Club 2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Jr. Classical League 4; Drama: King and 1 4; Bi- ology Club 2; CASC Represen- tative 4; Senior Sec.; Cal- ifornia State Scholarship Finalist 4; Honor Roll I, 2,4; Prom Committee 4; Grad. Choir 3; Choral Group 3,4; Folk Mass Group 4; Student Leadership Camp. Stava, Bruce 1246 Lewellyn Anaheim, California Activities: Science Semin- ar 3; Chess Club 1,3; Li- brary Club 2,3; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3; King and 1 4; Biology Club 2; Grad. Choir 3. Stephenson, Thom 2013 Victoria Drive Fullerton, California Activities: Achievement Award 3; Basketball: Varsity: 2-4; Football: 3,4 Varsity; Debate Club 1,2; Spokesman 3,4; Library Club 2-4; Gilde 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Drama: King and 1 4. Stettler, Mark 520 N. Redwood Anaheim, California Activities: Achievement Award 2; Football: Cee 2; J. V. 3; Varsity 4; Track: Cee 1; J. V. 2; Varsity 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Class Representa- tive; Homeroom Sec. 2,3; Drama: King and I 4. Stofl'el, Greg 15105 La Sabana La Mirada, California Activities: Achievement Award 2; Chess Club 1; Li- brary Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2; Class Officer: Soph. Secretary. Stola ski. Bob 2562 Rowland Anaheim, California Activities: Baseball: Cee 2; Chess Club 2,3; Library Club 3; Gilde 4; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Drama: Half a Sixpence 3. Still, Brian 1454 W. Olive Ave. Fullerton, California Activities: Basketball: Cee 1; J. V. 2,3; Track: J. V. 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2; Grad. Choir 3. Suda, Bill 2033 Conejo Lane Fullerton. California Activities: Spokesman 1-3; Glide 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Honor Roll 1; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 3. Tamulinas, Walter 1933 W. Walnut Fullerton, California Thomas, Christopher 10291 Katy Lane Garden Grove, California Treacher, Warren 1325 Miramar Fullerton, California Activities: Debate Club 1; Gilde 4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology Club 2. Trinidad, Victor 1882 K. Lemon Heights Dr. Santa Ana, California Activities: Drama: King and 1 4; Choral Group 4. Valter, Michael 1957 W. Dogwood St. Anaheim, California Activities: Debate Club 3, 4; Chess Club 2,3; Library Club 3; Nat'l Honor Society 1; Drama: King and 1 4; Biology Club 2; Related Arts 3. Van Daele, John 25110 Shady Valley La Habra, California Activities: Football: Cee 2; Track: Varsity 4; Debate Club 1; Jr. Achievement 2; Jr. Classical League 4; CASC Representative 4; Homeroom Pres. 1; Folk Mass Group 4; Servile Planning Commission 4; WASC 3. Vaughn, Steven 828 Carob Brea, California Weill, Bill 1807 Neighbors Anaheim, California Activities: Basketball: Bee 1; J.V. 2; Cheerleading 4; Drama: Half a Sixpence (Costumes and Stage 4); Student Council 4; Home- room Vice-Pres. 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Choral Group 4; Photography Club 2. White, Gerald 1275 Cerritos Dr. Laguna Beach, California Activities: Achievement Awards 1,3; Basketball: Bee 1; Varsity 4; (Captain); Track: J.V. 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Cross Country Varsity 4; Spokesman 1-3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 1,2; Biology Club 2; Homecoming Committee 3. White, Steve 15983 Conccrest Hacienda Heights, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3; Basketball; Cee 1; Pep Club 1,2; Homeroom Vice- Pres. 4; Honor Roll 1-4. Whitehead, Mark 9292 Wallace Avenue La Habra, California Activities: Football: Cee 1; Science Seminar 3,4; Advanced Chemistry 4; Pep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Honor Roll 1-3. Wilson, Guy 2716 Buriy' Avenue Ora nge, C al ifo rn ia Wojciechowski, Eugene 11161 Fraley Street Garden Grove, California Activities: Honors Banquet 3,4; Achievement Awards 1, 2,4; Rocket Club 3: Chess Club 1,2; Nat'l Honor Soc. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; National Merit: Commended 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Youkel, Thomas 12072 Diane Street Garden Grove, California Activities: Honors Banquet 4; Science Seminar 3,4; Advanced Chemistry 4; Chess Club 1-3; Pep Club 2; Nat'l Merit: Commended 4. Zlaket, Bill 11312 Fredrick Drive Garden Grove, California Activities: Spokesman 2; Chess Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 2; Biology- Club 2; CASC Representative 3; Radio Club 1. ACKNOW LE DGE M E NTS: COVER: Courtesy of CAL-COMP COMPUTERS Anaheim, California PHOTOGRAPHY: ANTHONY LOYA STUDIOS Los Angeles, California p nscnt Ptscntl rfMWXMS VC