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

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Student Body President, Vic Monuelli, crowns Queen liz Stelzer. About the beginning of November, let- ters from St. Francis went out to neighbor- ing girls' schools. Each of these schools. Holy Family, Mayfield, Ramona Convent, Sacred Heart, and St. Andrew's, was asked to choose five representatives for our Home- coming Queen contest. Out of these groups of five, one girl was chosen to represent each school. The board of judges, Vic Manuelli, Student Body President, Keith Hosfeld, Student Body Vice-President, John Flanders and Paul Smith, Senior Class Presi- dents, Tim Bauler, Commissioner of Ath- letics, John Balak, President of Circle K”, and Bill Rockenbach, Lettermen's Club President, judged each of the five finalists on beauty, poise, and personality. The winner was Liz Stelzer of Mayfield High School, who, with her court of the four run- ners-up was presented to the St. Francis Student Body at the Homecoming Game with Pomona Catholic on November 22nd. At the dance that night at Sacred Heart Queen Liz was formally crowned by Vic Manuelli, Student Body President. 76 Homecoming THE ROYAL COURT: Princesses loni Christen- »on. Sacred Heart; Cheryl Bloke. St. Andrew ». Queen Ur Stelzer, Mayfield; Prin e»»es Jo R© ». Holy Family; Jeanette Powlick, Ramona Convent.

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The band became well organized for the first time this year. Under the direction of Fr. Herbert there was music at all the football games and all home basketball games. Several of the members formed a small combo (opposite page) which played at several dances. They also cut a record under the direction of Bill Dooling and John Berardo. The Boosters Club supplied the Band with new sweaters displaying the S.F. monogram. pant lee Club 75

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