St Francis High School - Alvernian Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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Tom Oldham } John Roclcenbach Rocky is one man who draws a big question mark about his future, or, for that matter, his present. The known facts are os follows: (1) John views Spanish from a middle-of-the- road vantage. (2) He pals around with whomever happens to be near, but mostly that is Fortner or Jeffries. (3) Rocky likes Chevvies . (4) His favorite television program is Space Patrol . John attends St. Ignatius Church. Tom is a newcomer this year, he hails from Columbus, Ohio. The College Don of our class will always be grateful to Fr. Cyril for giving him the opportunity to show his Eastern educa- tion. Tom realizes that in sports East and West agree, as he played Varsity Football and Bas- ketball this year. Tom would be a good member of any Congressional debating group; he could confound Confucius. jP Tom resides in Holy Redeemer Parish.

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Mike Marriott John Nobrega Brother Sam , our Junior Class Treasurer, was a one man bureaucracy; innocent money went in and was harnessed in red tape, and to keep it there any method short of cutting off Wash- ington's nose as security was used. Sam, future head of Unknowledge Inc., played baesball in his first and second years. He acted as the envoy to the ice cream stand for the lunch hour set this year. John is a member of Sts. Felicitas and Perpetua Mike's singing ability bears a marked likeness to the style of Johnny Ray. Mike wants to be in the limelight too: as an announcer though. Tip to CBS: Don't use blue Studebakers as company cars; the dent-in kid has a knack for keeping body repair men in bread and butter. A lively, likeable, and laughable guy, Mike has been a member of the Sodality for three years. Mike attends St. Elizabeth's Church.

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Joe Slavin Joe is “big and bad in other words just plain rough, but he only shows that off from his guard position on the Gridiron. Joe played Varsity Foot- ball 2,3, and 4, and was elected to the 2nd string All-Conference Team in his Senior year. Bookie Joe was a track man in his Junior and Senior years, played B Basketball 4 and Baseball 4. Joe must possess leadership qualities, because as President of the Senior Class he has won unani- mous respect not only from the students but also from the faculty. Joe is a member of St. Philips Parish Bob Tenold Bob sits in “educated row during school hours. After 2:30 he stomps around on a drill field; a future member of the “Brass . Bob devotes his time in school activities to the Sodality. Bob money bags Tenold, the Senior Class Treasur- er, drives a '52 Ford; better investigate the books, Fr. Cyril! Bob attends Holy Redeemer Church.