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

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MICHAEL WERNER Mike'' ... the “Brother Fidelis of English class fame . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer . . . slogan: Sorry, I'm not staying . . . ambition: to make embroidered toecovers. Third Order; Sodality; Science Club; Be Basketball I, II; Be Track II, III. BARRY WILSON Barry . . . makes up for any pos- sible lack of quality in his cars by a superfluity in their quantity...... friend of La Canada. Science Club. STEPHEN WISTROM Steve Wussy” . . . growls at the sight of a tennis racket . . . Bonette's buddy . . . Senior B Secretary . . . personification of the S.F. socialite. Third Order; Knight Breeze '59; Be Base- ball II. JAMES WHELAN Jim . . . driver of hot Merc, pusher of cold De Soto . . . devotee of air horns, chess, stereo, school spirit signs . . . victim of a well-publicized tonsorial escapade. Third Order; Sodality. ANTHONY VALADEZ Tony . . . “Smilin' Jack of the Senior Class . . . Fr. Cyril's amigo . . . member of Fr. Emilian's Mu- tual Admiration Society” . . . ambi- tion: chief tortilla maker in a Chinese restaurant. 28

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ERICK TOKAR Erick . . . swings out with the S.F. band . . . extrovert's extrovert . . . suppressed desire: to become a mousekeeper at Disneyland, the best peopletrap ever built by a mouse. Third Order; Debating Team; Knight Breeze. TIMOTHY TWIGG Tim . . . ex-member of the Mont- rose Gang — he was thrown out for breaking the cardinal rule. He obeyed . . . exalted pleni-potenti- ary of the Tujunga Gang.” Third Order. PATRICK WALSH Pat . . . driver of a modified bread box . . . came to us as a Junior from the Seminary . . . suppressed desire: to be an official candle lighter at the Dragonwyck. ARTHUR WEBBER Art . . . stereo addict . . . Wilson's partner in crime ... an Einstein in Business Law . . . ambition.- to finish the Tower of Babel . . . famed for the Senior Party. Sodality. JOHN WEIGAND Johnny . . . participant in Mr. Friedman's Sociology Circle . . . am- bition: to run Midnight Auto Sup- ply Company . . . particular friend of Fr. Emilian. Third Ordor; Sodality; Varsity Bateball IV. 27

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Mentor jHoberatortf We, the members of the Sen- ior Class of 1959, wish to thank Fr. Fidelis of Senior “A and Fr. Rupert of Senior B for their patience and understanding during the past year. We are most grateful to both for their helpfulness during the 1958-59 school year. Fr. Fidalit, O.F.M. Cap. Homeroom Senior A Fr. Rupert, O.F.M. Cap. Homeroom Senior B ©o |9ou Eememkr... The oft-disputed Senior lawn; and The many occasions the Seniors repulsed a boarding party of Juniors; The time Fr. Lawrence was thrown into the pool by the victorious Bee football team; The wild Senior Christmas party; and The even wilder Christmastide Student Body Meeting; The ‘‘officiar’ Senior Class mascot—a gopher; The impromptu class at S.F. Barber College ; The super-successful can drive of Mr. Friedman’s Sociology Class; The travelling used car lot owned and operated by the motor vehicle mogul, Barry Wilson; The public opinion poll—another activity of the Sociology Class; The ‘‘beatnik joint, the ‘‘Burnt Cork , owned by Doug Bartoli; The frantic magazine drive; The Senior Work Day; The fire drills which came at the most opportune times; and The retreat, an occasion which gave us a chance to think a little more seriously than is our wont on the reasons we are put here. 29