St Francis High School - Poverello Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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JA B srfFRAtAic1slB at it B T7 j1A.NQfQ+ et, VUL. XVI, NO. 11 S.F. LANDER . MAY 20, 1979 y rH5LA1vcfe y Sports Editor . ., ................................. Dave Sorem Photographers: Kevin Somps, Karen Palmer, Per Schenk, Tony Schmidt, Paul Wilson Reporters: Matthew Mlrenda, Mike Freitas,' Kory Trehhin, Ytnn Valencia, Ann Vivian, Anthony Epolite, andyfllart, Stuart Palmer, Maureen Fitzsimmons, Pete Linlor, Jim Manniello, Margaret Blackwell, Paul Tollner, Peter Todd. L Moderator ........,.. , , ...,... ,.......... ..,.., L e onard Smith X Champs Snare Eid lh TOC hy Ed Clark The TOC around town is the shows U19 on 1 torm with which nftxgslisnzfn s shutouif' ll' tllEl?3r?l-'55 to rival Riorday. 56-52. A lew more close games, all won by the Lancers., SF Baseball ln Hill Swinnr helped totprove how good the Lancers were. Ranked iti in both the CCS and Northern California the .Lancers .began impressing everyone, including themselves, with impressive wins over S.l., Sacred Heart, and a climatic 18 point win over Fliordan before a capacity crowd at Flaskob Gym! After 2 WCAL Playoff victories over Serra and Riordan it was on tothe Region I finals against Aragon and Jefferson. At this point the Lancers had compiled a 27-if record and were ready to face the eight best in the Central Coast Section. After defeating Saratoga and Ayer the Lancers then faced their DI' M081 Best Best Best the L7?Nc5R voL. xvl. No. 1 MSEPTEMBER 29, 1978 s.F. LANCER iv' Here are the cheerleaders. . .2. . .3. . .4. . .Bill. . .Katie. . .Martha. . .Bruce. . .Kirsten, . .PauI. . .Suzanne. . .Chris. . .Miriam. . .Mike. . Helping get the school year ott right with a giant rally. . Th lvlost l Best S Ivlost l Most l Most tl Best lf Most i Best Most Most Most lviosl Most Most Best Best Most Most Nlost Most Most Nlost Best Best Best Best Best Best Best es Bes

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sc Bi resident a Revolution a Teacher at SF minaryy OTTVEHT G illiona e il who is this adar John Sobrato . Lian Riley Joe Piazza iiiiark Carlos Dan Riley , Tbm Weseloh M , 0l'fIS eaviibl'i.'Hd? tRdland Vieira Vicente Tuason J Lavelle vB an Moitenson Norm Smith Rdland vieira Tiqn Silva Tim Halsted Dave Renuart Marc Mandarich Bill Enos Tirh Sulger iviilie Williams D,0ri Spears Q , Anpy Hart John Giagiari Brian Sweeney Chris Hawkins Chris Hawkins Pete Rodriguez Dunk Hagen ' . WL-, ,nw e Karen Tate L Carol Clifford li Karen Tate Chris Gooding Marily,n,Miller ,i Kirsten Pederson Karen Tate Carol Clifford Chrlslktiodding C Heintz i 'Al BPresidentForge.g iii tealsl 4 0 Treasury flfliernickt . -T g eports, A B Trea- uuumk K A- saiy. Hllllougn Activities Director Adrienne Duiziue Min Robert Urbanhas refused to R035 Ciemjck comment on the matter, it is Karen McCavilt Teresa Hinojosa Nancy lsaac Vicki Rafferty Celeste Zanoni Mary Klein Karen Kellar Teresa Stevens Maria Rivera Katie Laur . we neva Lydia Dearest i, Suzanne Guslani i generally believed to be true. There WHS 54800 in the trea- SUfVi and now 31.42 remains. Apparently., Joe forged Mr. Ur- ban sand ASBg Treasurer Teresa Hinoiosa's signature on a fake voucher. The check was made out to the school radio station for the amount of 83,798.58 Joe cashed fha chan and bm.. ..-Q i.-- money. V The friend, who refused to disclose his identity, believes that Joe has headed towards Mexico to invest in oil. A W Joe is also believe to' have accepted several bribes from representatives of various clubs. Club leaders bribed him into voting for money and dance appropriations for their clubs. This scandal has been exposed only recently, as AFS President Mikel Gonzales came lforward. Mike has been guaranteed iam. dlnar Rise to Fame A rpeviously unknown element been discovered afterlengthy Mr. Molnar! ing loiig hours after the speciallyeequipped Memorial Labora- was apparently the composition of wk, The Ascent of of the Otis . creamy, and submit- .. to a rigorous chemical cl-5s'0'analysis which challenged his Q' initiative to the utmost. After as -4.4.5 nfatnii .trial and tfibUlHIi0ii., , by Saint Francis' ihcom- T 'h VW dMolnarium Molnarium, Atomic Numberlap- proximatelyi 37Vz. This hitehrtol unsuspected ele- ment appears to have 'multiple' rare properties: among those presently known are the transmu- tation of gold into lead and the preservation of chewing gum in- hibiting the loss of flavor. The atomic weight is variabieg Molnar- ium acts endothermically inreact- ions. and therefore, the element's Weight depends on the caIo- ries consumed. ' When asked for his comments regarding so monumental an 'T' ' ' ------. u - I-41.91-.ian aegf3.',,y5,,, . New Scholarsh0JsA vailable Barb Fitzgerald Karen Berdan Karen Berclart Kirsten Pederson Liza Morgan . W ..,-.....-.,, M The Guidance Department has announced that there will be scholaiship applications available starting April 1, for students of hetroseauial descent. g consists of one page of factual questions. A notarized affadavit is also required tothe signed by both parents in order to determine the rrgrri-Entdescent My A U I Arm g iitiiwfch 1-and mee iii sf-'fs 1' 1 Newspaper137