St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)
- Class of 1966
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Activities... ........86 .........lO6 ,lxwv I fb :X -52 .k ,Z-jj.-7 'A ! L ' . 6, off.: 1 ::, ,,., .N-,Y Ag4,,,....- JJ- .p-P' ,,zz-.-- 1 f ' -ff- . ' T' - ,...' J-f ' vw, A ,fi -,- ,. ,v . -,L-L-.-53K '- IQ 'sn 'b' - If op- -ff ' . . iv-. H ,---I--gm--'I-Q, A ' .- H T f ffl if - ig: Mfr , .0 . .L f' qi, . 2' ' Hat? , if T . 'W JH,,,.:.-L vx wt 6 lit? 'Y Wfmnrhf 6 ' -:sf s T , --'F' f -- . -ff 4. M-1 -1 . . 1- in-, .. . - - J . V, , Z' ,I n alt , ' Q-.x , -A NPN --'X -ag,-. ,f-'rf ' Xl ,,fj,.- V- ...Z ' ,f , fgll if ,,.,f'1'f'f FGREWORD Building men and their minds is a construction iob more magnificent and meaningful than any space platform or skyscraper. More delicate and intricate too. Bosco is in the construction busi- ness heart and soul. The men involved are professionals dedicated to the adventure of complete education. Like any successful construction firm, Bosco uses idea men, architects, engineers, foremen, and personnel management to get the big idea off the boards and into reality--to make each boy the best man he can be. The men on the Bosco construction team, how- f 45 fm ,J - 'inf-L- .5 FM ever, go by other names: counsellor, teacher, principal, coach. ff 1 ,A l fY U-as Y not , -'2 f - DEDICATION To you, Father Malloy, our sincerest thanks. Over the years as principal from 1954 to 1958 and again from 1963 to 1965, you have been ar- chitect, toreman and laborer in the building of men and minds here at Bosco. ln gratitude for this we pledge to you, as newly appointed superior of the Salesian Province of St. Andrew--western United States and Canada-our enduring support and good will. And to you, a master-builder, we dedicate the 1966 BRAVE. ef - k -9,1 , S : A3 .-. . Q4 lg ir, Mr... .W Awww L N...-afm AS ,.f ! .f ' XX AM' , ,, Q.9 - ,...fQ'f 'r4 sm FG 150 f X Q 50 I? qxg xi i x w X 5 AL -..-VM 5 iei.-knig Qf4.Qff S MAX M. xy Building men and their minds . . S 4 3 I k Q , :1sf. a5 . Q X L H . f -f Q-X-,alg :L . X X X X A L- W X X .. . , X X K X Xiix b r L 4 I 1 -' x iii 3 X SBP- U ,SQ .ST Join gona rumen Ano semen msn scuooi sALssuANs or sr ioim sosco 13640 SOUTH IELLFLOWER IOULEVARD, BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE T0rrQY 7 1753 May 24, 1965 My dear graduates: My final message is really yours. The theme that you have so graphically expressed through this '66 edition of THE BRAVE speaks to the point. You came to Bosco as mere boys. You have undergone a process of evolution which, with robust precision, you have chosen to label: men under construction. I trust that Commencement will in no sense put an end to it all. True, the building appears roughly complete, don't let yourselves be deceived! The structure MAN takes a lifetime. And when you receive your copy of this annual, a lifetime is pre- cisely what lies ahead. Whatever you do, don't stop constructing now! Show your gratitude and allegiance to Bosco by adding to the building at once . . . gradually supplying all the delicate finishing touches that, paradoxically, the hard knocks of the open world ahead will inevitably provide. God build with you! lRev.l Joseph J. Mediati, SDB DIRECTOR and PRINCIPAL n r el Father Titian Miani Father Salvador Giacomini Assistant Principal and Head ofthe Vice-principal of the Senior High, Language Department, School Algebra l,ll. Treasurer, Latin l. xii C? Stir! Father John Jakub if .Jr Vice-principal of the Junior High, 'Ir' f,EOT'l1G7FFlOSeph McDonnell Ethics 1, -' Cfnfethist, Ethics H, English lv. ' Fi , g F xihu, A fx s .F V-., ' 'i Q Sponsored by S. E. RYKOFF 8. COMPANY 761 Terminal St., Los Angeles, Calif Director Senior Father Mirko Flac Senior Problems, Geometry, Ethics IH. FACULTY Father Daniel Tavares Ethics II, Ill, U.S. History, Forensics. Father Alphonse Straub Attendance Recorder, German! H. ANCY: FOODS Enioy Life, Eat out More Often X . Father Louis Gallo Brother Jack Gibson Confessor. English I, II, Pep Club. Brother Henry Tavera Brother Noel DeBruton Arithmetic, Math IV, P.E., English Ethics I, English I, III. II, Religion, Ethics I, Journalism. 9 je, J W l ll A' Sponsored by T SUN RAY AUTO SERVICE Ny, l I2 l03O0 E. Artesia Blvd., Bellflowehgalif. I Brother Thomas Bernston Brother Kenneth Roberts Ethics I, Religion, Bus Driver, Physics, Math IV, Algebra I, Coach-Swimming. Coach-Soccer. Brother Lawrence Mullaly Brother Michael Doherty Latin II, III, IV, English IV, Drama English II, Science, Reading, Year- Club. - book. It ' X V I 53, Q r' X Brother Roy Vetari School Nurse. Mr. Gary Gaudet Bookkeeping l, ll, Typing, P.E., Coach- Track, Cross Country, Foot- bali. I A YT Nfl. Brother Gerard Pellegrino History, Civics. Mr. Alphonse Mansour World History, French l, Coach Swimming. Sponsored by HAMMOND LUMBER COMPANY I4 P'.O. Box l75, Garden Grove, Calif. if If III Mr. David Knopper Mr. Martin Dussere Physical Science, Biology I, Coach- English I, Spanish I, Coach- Track Basketball, Tennis. Mr. Merrill Jacobs World History, P.E., Coach- Foot- Mr. N. LaTorraca ball, Basketball. Arithmetic, Algebra I. 1 Mr. William Goodman Mr. Arthur Pegg Civics, Sociology, P.E., Coach- Economics, Coach- Football, Bose Football, Track. ball. Mr. George Saidi' W vol! ' Mr. Frank Herrera Algebra l, ll, Trigonometry. I uf l g Spanish l,lI,llI. Q C 'il ll A ' , I l r . 1 it ix. l ,vim ll fi 54 l 'C ,' J' K I ll li? gg 3 'T ai' TS x Sponsored by RELIABLE LUMBER COMPANY 16 8614 E. Valley Blvd., Rosemead, Calif. Mr. Angelo DiBasilio Mr. M. Mercurio English ll, 'U.S. History. Arithmetic, English, U.S. History Mr. Willis Dunne English l, ll, Typing. s .XM X FACULTY Drafting. NOT PICTURED Mr. Ed Buckely P.E., Coach- Football, Baseball. Mr. Art Wenzelberg Coach- Basketball. Mr. Lawrence Koslow History, Civics. Mr. Vincent Abate Band. ' ' Mrs. Hewitt, Secretary. Mr. Farias, School Barber. Sponsored by SURTEES RANCH 18 40727-29 Grand Ave., Beaumont, Calif. Mrs. Dromgoole, Secretary. Maintenance Adolph, Manuel, Marty, Mr. Lang Laundry K Mrs. Lang, Mary Life. Kitchen Vic, Val. Rapport is another word for Boscoism. It means reaching out to the student. The boy is more than a subject-learner, and the educator, more than a subiect-teacher in this way of Don Bosco. Salesian rapport is this something more. lt is the unspoken agreement that underlying the daily human struggle toward knowledge with its breakthroughs, disappointments, disciplinary skirmishes there is a firm, Christ-like, teacher-student friendship, so firm, that disagreements and failures and time itself never really damage it. Friends of this make don't have to look alike or think alike or even meet often . . . they iust have to be friends. DON BOSCO'S WAY WH: ANiMAs ceretlli M S QXXX -Xa 1 1 i X... X 51-xp X X MXX+.X - X gig. XX Xxx .. - .XXXSN9 N- A f XXXXXX -X Y 'NXXSX . XKKKXX .X 5 .X X. X- , . .X. XXX - Liikif QQ ' X is X X X, N Q X x K, Q X K Xa fs, X X XX. X X X l X X X XX XXXK Q X Xlixxxl Q K X SX X XXX X X X X XS XX XS XXX X N X fx Xu ix S X XE , X KX XXXXK X X X X X X NK .X X ss X5 xx XX XX gg .X Xxx E 4 ss ' .XXX E , X 4 K X f X X, X, ' X S , X X XX 'XS 5 S XXX N? XX sq? X T 4 E X X X .f .X ff x '-viii 5225 iTXX X aux X r X K - S 3 .ig . '- ' K?XL ' '1 ' X X03 Q Y x . S 2 , .X 'wqvn f ' X Q XX, X K , .X . X X -Q xi x i Y X K.X X KKK Xian.. gs, K KK .KiKKKK,.XKKKKK X. X ,N . X.-if? Q g Q ' X ,. X .. . ..XX , -, 5 ' X EMA:-A -- X' K. 4 E Xxx - X ' av 5 XXX 1 Q 1 k L . 'R . NSS. ' f fX.Ng,:G'.- 5 .Q H , -' X . A XX. K K ,, K. X .K NL K K KK K K,KKK K: . K KK KK. KX K K KK EK ff? X.K. SH M4 M. 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Homeroom l22 Officers: Trea- surer, Joe Trechterg President, Roger Repohlg Vice-President, Ed Brzezinski. Sponsored by EMPIRE CHEMICAL COMPANY 22 7l5 Lamar St., Los Angeles, Calif. Homeroom l24 Officers: Vice- President, Gary Jones, President, PatPeters, Treasurer, Ed Gonzales. Octavio Ahumodo ihq N, SENIORS Edward Almudo Gerry Barber John Arel + 2 Michael Berry Paul Booth llll I in Sponsored by - JOHNNIE W. MILLER SANDWICH COMPANY 24 I5OI Daisy Ave., Long Beach, Calif. .., ,,,,.... ..,,,,-,,, .,,. , ,,,,,,.,.. , ,,,,, ,, -m,Y Michael Blakemore Paul Boruff E Edward Brzezi nski Steven Budvitis Smmwwr. , . . .. Q55 SENICJRS Patrick Buckley 1 as T ,M - Q mms if 5 E S 'Q E John Cahill N,....M,, , X 3 Q X w 25 Thomas Cahill xx , . Michael Carney Sponsored by DE JONG AND SONS HARDWARE CO. INC. 26 9826 E. Artesia Ave., Bellflower, Calif. l Robert Carey Leon Caufillo Donald Christionson Patrick Coleman sENloRs Michael Cotter Charles Crutcher James Dade X 28 gg .L r George Cuevas Michael Dias s i Q 5 Thomas Di Leo John Dixon SENIORS Mu rcus Edwards Elias Escobedo 5 Thomas Fischer ' 1 S 1 Q S Q? 'TF' Adolfo Evo Gary Flynn David Fordham SENIORS Patrick Fromm fum M Dennis Gagnon Stanley Gaidis E , Michc1eIGclrclo Edmund Gonzales 1 32 R oberf Giorgi John Gray Julio Guerrero 2 X 'E rx S, X X A X . 2 X E H X Z 'ix-RX K X Nw 6-QR l . 'fs K e gg wx X Jon Housl SENIORS 5 Mario Guerrero w ,u ,Wi Nga N if i f S Ii ik r ..... H. Dennis Hoiiar Michael Hall William Hernandez X X 2 3 s Q. S x X ,ls Michael Hassel i George Herne .is Anthony Holquin Thomas Hung is SENICRS Earl Jamison 35 Gary Jones Albert Lora 36 'if Donald Klein ly if Barry Leibrich Louis Leon Robert McGuffin SENIORS Ko rl Mokarowski 37 Arthur Martine? :aff Daniel MoneHe 38 Joseph Meyers John Moons SENIORS James Morris W V Gary Ocheltree N Cristopher Nixon 39 Raul Perez Mark Premro YS 2 X M is Q, X E T . Q 5 Q. 2 S 7 ,ff s 5 Patrick Peters Joseph Raineri Roger Repohl Daniel Rogulo SENIORS Daryl Rogalc John Rosmus l 2 xx 5 S 3 Clarence Schulz s 5 N Daniel Schubert Michael Scoll William Senyok SENIORS Harold Shepherd Gerald Stock Jerome Snello Thomas Siegmcier S E E w, Lawrence Sfevens Jerry Swanson 44 Lance Teu rfs Jerome Thelen Randy Tillery SENIORS Joseph Trechier 45 Michael Vercic Richard Voigt if Louis Vince K ' A Donald Waldie SENIORS E Patrick Webb George Wilson Thomas White 47 Joseph Wonders David Yonkouskcls e,wNXELNQ ,.L., fgxywzkais exxf Q XFX- KY E' N SEX s Alfred Wynne Yong Yot OCTAVIO AHUMADA: International Club 45 Soccer 4. EDWARD ALMADA: Pep Club 45 International Club 3,45 Chess Club 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Soccer 3,45 Baseball 3. JOHN AREI.: Sodality I5 Pep Club 3,45 Foot- ball 3. GERRY BARBER: Pep Club l,25 Sodality l,2,3,4. DAVID MELBOURNE In this age of modern life-giving medicine, we never stop to think about death. We, the Seniors of St. John Bosco, could not help but ponder over this when last October our classmate, David Melbourne, was killed in a traffic accident. This made each of us realize how very short and uncertain life is. Now we strive to make our lives more meaningful, more useful to our- selves and to others, in constant preparation for what lies beyond. Dave, who was born on August 30, l948, to Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Melbourne, was a graduate from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Grammar School in Downey. He enrolled as a freshman at Pius X High School but trans- ferred to Bosco the following year. He was to graduate this year as a member of the class of I966. Dave will always be among our treasured memories of St. SENIOR DIRECTORY MICHAEL BERRY: Sodality 2,3,45 Bond I,2,3,45 Dramatlcs 35 Pep Club I5 Sodality President 2. MICHAEL BLAKEMORE: Sodality l5PhoIography l,2,3,45 Chess l,35 Sacristan 35 Swimming 3.' PAUL BOOTH: Golf team 3,45 Class Officer' 4. PAUL BORUFF: Pep Club 3,45 Sodality lg Foot- ball I,2,3. John Bosco High School. EDWARD BRZEZINSKI: Sodality I,45 Honor So- ciety .2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45.Letterman's Club 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball l,45 Class Officer I,45 N.H.S. Vice-President 45 BRAVE Staff 45 BLUE AND WHITE stuff 4. PATRICK BUCKLEY: National Honor Society 45 C.S.F. 45 Sodality 45 Baseball 4. STEVE BUDVITIS: Pep Club I5 Sodulily lp Letter- man's Club 35 Basketball l,2,35 Track 2,3,4. 49 JOHN CAHILL: Sodolity l,4. THOMAS CAHILL: Class of I966 ROBERT CAREY: BLUE AND WHITE Staff 45 Pep Club 45 WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 35 Foot- ball I5 Basketball 25 Baseball I,2,3,4. LEON CAUTILLO: Sodolity I,25 Baseball 4. 1 DON CHRISTIANSON: Track 3,4. MICHAEL CARNEY: Track 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 Letterman's Club 45 BLUE AND WHITE Staff 4. JAMES COHEA: Letterman's Club 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Class Officer l,3. PATRICK COLEMAN: Letterman's Club45 Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Football 45 Track 3,4. ' MICHAEL COTTER5A.S.B. Vice-President5 BRAVE Editorg BLUE AND WHITE Staff 2,45 Sodality I5 Honor Society 2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45 Football 25 Track 2, 3,45 Class Officer I,2,3. Ct1fARLES CRUTCHER: Pep club 4, Honor So- g.-ciety-545 Chess Club I,2,45 WEEKLY NOOSE Qi Staff 45 Soccer I,2,45 Tennis 3,1-1. GEORGE CUEVAS: Drama Club I5 Sodolity I,2,3,45 Class Officer I. JAMES DADE: WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Class Officer 3,4. MICHAEL DIAZ: Basketball I,2,35 Baseball 25 Class Officer 2. THOMAS DI LEO: Dramatics I5 Track 3,4. THOMAS DISNEY: Letterman's Club 3,45 Foot- ball I,2,3,45 Baseball I,25 Rugby 2,3,4. JOHN DIXON: Class of I966. MARCUS EDWARDS: International Club 45 Sodolity 25 WEEKLY NOOSE Editor 45 Foot- 50 SENIOR DIRECTORY ball 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Rugby 25 Class Officer 2,3,4. ELIAS ESCOBEDO: Bond 3,4. ADOLPHO EVA: International Club 3,45Band 45 Pep Club 4. THOMAS FISCHER: BLUE AND WHITE Staff 45 Letterman's Club 45 Altar Society I,2,35 Bas- ketball I5 Football 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Rugby 2,35 Class Officer I,2. GARY FLYNN: Class of I966. DAVID FORDHAM: Pep Club 45 Choir 2,35 Sodolity I,25 Altar Society I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Soccer 3,4. PATRICK FROMM: Class of I966. STANLEY GAIDIS: Track I,2,3,4. DENNIS GAGNON: Photography 2,3,4. WILLIAM GARCIA: Class of I966. ROBERT GIORGI: Sodality I,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Choir I,25 International Club 3,45 BRAVE Staff 45 Pep Club 4. EDMUND GONZALES: Pep Club 35 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball I,2,35 Class Officer I,2,3,4. JOHN GRAY: Track 2,3. JULIO GUERRERO: Sodolity I5Letterman's Club 3,45 Baseball I,2,3,4. MARIO GUERRERO: Sodolity l,3,45 Altar So- ciety I,2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Vocation Club I5 NOOSE Staff I,25 School Historian 4. JON HAASL: Sodolity I5 Pep Club 45 Football I,2,35 Track I,3,45 Baseball I5 Rugby 2,3,45 Class Officer I,2,3. MICHAEL HALL: Class of I966. MICHAEL HASSETT: Sodolity 2,45 Sacristan 3,45 BLUE AND WHITE 45 Swimming 2,35 Cross Country 3. DENNIS HAJJAR: Sodolity I5 Track 2,3,45 Class Officer 3. WILLIAM HERNANDEZ: Choir 25 Sodolity 45 Chess Club 2: BLUE AND WHITE Staff 4. GEORGE HERNE: Lenermmfsclub2,3,4,c.s.F. 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Rugby 2,35 Class Officer l,2,35 Letterman's Club President 4. PATRICK HOTRA: Sodolity I,35 Track 3,45 Swim- ming 25 Class Officer I. ANTHONY HOLGUlNz Football I. THOMAS HUNG: InternationalClub45Soccer4. EARL JAMISON: Pep Club I5SodaIity I,25Vo- cation Club I. GARY JONES: Pep Club 45 Letterman's Club 45 Swimming 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Class Officer 4. DONALD KLEIN: Track 3,4. ALBERT LARA: Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Rugby 2,3,45 Baseball I5 Track 2,35 Class Officer 25 Letterman's Club V'ice- President 4. BARRY LEIBRICH: Class of l966. LOUIS LEON: Choir 25 Soccer I,2,3,4. I JOSEPH LYONS: Track 25 Swimming. 3. KARL MAKAROWSKI: International Club 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Sodolity 3,45 Track I,25 Soccer I,2,3,45 Swimming 25 Class Officer 2. ARTHUR MARTINET: Drama Club 45 Pep Club 45 Sodolity 4. JOSEPH MEYERS: Letterman's Club 3,45 So- dality I,25 Pep Club I,45 Football I,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball I5 Class Officer I,2,3. ROBERT MC GAFFIN: Sodality I5 Swimming 2,3,4. DANIEL MONETTE: Sodality I,25 Class Officer I,25 Track I,2. JOHN MOONS: Class of I966. JAMES MORRIS: Pep Club 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Sodality 2,35 Basketball I5 Football 25 Track I,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4. JOHN NAEGELI: Letterman's Club 3,45 Chess Club 3,45 Football 35 Track 2,3,45 Rugby 2,3,45 Class Officer 3. CHRIS NIXON: Class of I966. GARY OCHELTREE: Honor Society 2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Track I,2,3,4. RAUL PEREZ: International Club 3,45 Letter- man's Club 3,45 Soccer 35 Track 3,4. PATRICK PETERS: BRAVE Staff 45 Sodality I5 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Class Officer I,2,4. MARK PREMRO: Letterman's Club 45 Baseball I,25 Soccer 25 Track 3,45 Class Officer 2. ROGER REPOHL: Honor Society 2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45 WEEKLY NOOSE Co-editor 45 BLUE AND WHITE Staff 35 Forensic Club 45 Class Officer 4. V JOSEPH RAINERI: Class of I966. JOHN ROCH: International Club 3,45 WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 45 Tennis 45 International Club President 4. DANIEL ROGALA: Pep Club l,2,3,45 WEEKLY NOOSE Staff I,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track I,2,35 Pep Club Vice-President 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY DARYL ROGALA: Class of I966. JOHN ROSMUS: Class of I966. DANIEL SCHUBERT: Letterman's Club 45 So- dality l,2,3,45 BRAVE Staff 3,45 Band I,35 Sacristan 2,3,45 Altar Society l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 International Club 45 BLUE AND WHITE Staff 45 Soccer 3,45 Football I5 Base- ball 3,45 Basketball I. CLARENCE SCHULZ: Sodality 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Basketball I5 Base- ball I,25 Football I,2,35 Class Officer 25 Letter- man's Club Secretary 4. RICHARD SCOTT: WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 35 WEEKLY NOOSE Co-editor 45 Pep Club 35 Track 2,3,45 Basketball I,25 Baseball I5 Sodal- ity I,25 Chess Club 3,4. WILLIAM SENYAK: Football I,25Track l,25Rugby 25 Class Officer 4. HEROLD SHEPHERD: Sodality I5 Honor Roll I, JERRY SNELLA: Football I,25 Swimming 2,3. GERALD STACK: Class of I966. THOMAS STEGMAIER: Pep Club 3,4. LARRY STEVENS: Letterman's Club 3,45 So- dality I5 Honor Society 3,45 C.S.F. 3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Rugby 2,3,45 Baseball I5 Letter- man's Club Treasurer 4. JERRY SWANSON: Choir I,25 Glee Club 45 Sodality I,25 Swimming 45 Class Officer l. LANCE TEURFS: Sodality I,25 Choir 25 Swim- ming 2,35 Tennis 3. JERRY THELEN: Altar Society I,2,35 Choir I,2,35 Glee Club 45 Speech 45 Track I5 Basketball I5 Chess I,25 Swimming 2,3. LAWRENCE THOMAS: Class of 1966. ' RANDY TILLERY: Pep Club i,2,3,45 sodomy I,25 Football 25 Baseball 2,4. JOSEPH TRECHTER: Letterman's Club 45 Foot: ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Class Of- ficer 4. GARY VAN EEDE: Class of I966. MICHAEL VERCIC: Sodality I,25 Lettermarfs Club 3,45 Choir I5 Pep Club 25 Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 School Historian 4. LOUIS VINCE: Class Officer 2. RICHARD VOIGT: Honor Society 2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45 Sodality I5 BLUE AND WHITE Editor- tn-Chief 45 Track 2,35 C.S.F. Treasurer 4. DONALD WALDIE: Sodality I,2,3,45 WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 C.S,F. 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 C.S.F. 8. Honor So- ciety President 4. ' PATRICK WEBB: Letterman's Club 3,45 Class Officer 45 Baseball 3,45 Football 4. BRIAN WELLMAN: Golf 3,45 Class Officer 3. THOMAS WHITE: Sacristan 3,45 Sodality I,45 Letterman's Club 45 Track I,35 Football 45 Baseball 4. GEORGE WILSON: Vocation Club I5 Sodality I,25 Pep Club I5 WEEKLY NOOSE Staff 35 Football 45 Swimming 2. JOSEPH WONDERS: Sodality I,25 Chess Club l,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,45 Class Officer I. ALFRED WYNNE: Class of I966. DAVID YANKAUSKAS: A.S.B. 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X Barney Villa 210 1 Q, Q John Vance 208 X X Richard Wade 208 2 -K:K K Timothy Walther 210 f 2. .Xi X X 51 X X R X X XX X 5 X ff X X SS X X XX X X X John Wilson 210 James Wisley 208 Michael Zapf 206 Ralph Zaragoza 210 'MXXXX ..,,,,, XXXXXx X . .. X X0 ...R .K X X X X 1 xX. . X w il l X X X X XX R io X X X XX X ' ' X i ' .SX 'Q' .. .. .i . - . X X - X . X X. X. X is TV ' XXX so S . X. . X X X SX L - ' so X 1 ...XX-XXX. .X-.XX -an .XXXX-X..XX .-.X SOPHOMORES John Acosto 211 diffs Q X X X 1 X X X X l f N XX XX .. George Anehondo 205 X i 1 Scoll Anderson 211 A LX A . of - N X of Roberl Arceo 205 .. 1--Til. X. Daniel Avilo 203 James Babcock 203 Kevin Barnes 205 Thomas Buugess 211 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFHCER52 SECFGTOYY James John: P1951 HOMEROOM 213: Vice-President Don Culroneg President Tim McCoy, den! 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' ' - .X X or X X XX X X.XL XXXX 2 X X 1 x 5 s -. :X Qaewe Ns' is Edward Hughes 203 John lnderbieten 205 Richord Grantham 213 Robert Gubony 203 Juan Guerroro 213 Mario Guerrero 205 Daniel Gunninghom 203 Rollond Halbasch 206 Richard Herbolt 211 Robert Hernandez 213 Gilbert Herrera 205 Kirt Hopson 213 Tim Horgorr 205 Don Hyrcyk 203 HOMEROOM 211: Vice-President Gerald Derloshon, President Tim Fohyg Secretary Tom Baugess. Q -' X Xl :gX X ul N A.XX 5 Q' llll Evan Jonikowski 211 . df: Robert .lelen 205 ' Sponsored by: G. F. GONZALES, M.D. ' 3742 Whittier Blvd., Los Angeles X fSEi'fN-i I 5 W, nz V nz, ,W WWWZX Joseph Jernegan 203 James John 2ll Kevin Kelly 203 James Kerwin 203 Fred Knoll 2ll William Kohl 2ll Albin Konopka 203 William Koot 2ll Clifford Leung 2l3 Patrick Linehun 211 Philip Lothrop 2l3 Daniel Lowry 2l3 SOPHOMORES . i 'Xi' X. X.. X' :- . XX 5 QQ t ' X 3 .El :EN X T- S 2 i .ii fi ' Q2 fi .X ...Xa xg X, f X X XX-X X X X5 .Xl K . .XX . 1. XXX- .N X ,X XX f X X X X X X XX X X X Q X-. X-- XX X HOMEROOM 205: Vice-President Gil Herrerag President Juan XXX i X . X X fmwxg Q. . .XXX YXXXeee T Q.. 1 X S 5 5 awww- .Q XXXXX .X X VA S Q X X X X X X SA t K X Nix X X XX ..XX X5X 2 XX Xi XX X X X NX X 5 X535 ? Clifford Malsi 203 John Mangan 203 Michael Martinez 2l3 Thomas Maslin 2l3 Timothy McCormick 2ll James McDowell 2ll X :X1-XX-X--X X-- W X X . K f - 5 X 5? . . ll X . X Q5- . 'X+XXX,XXXX-H 5 3 X Xe Xi X X X X X X N X X R X X X, X :Q X. Q -X X .X X .Q X.. R. . Q! f 1 QSMXX ,ap-Q. F X gy m . X X X Yiwu' Q X 5? X 2' i E 4 J mx X Q . X A XXXXWZ X X ,X . Mr X W , We iigx XXX XX . . -jx 35 i J ,if , X XXV ' X N 1' ,X - XXV.. 1? X ..,..:. i Ng Q N K Daniel Meyers 203 . Q X . - ' X ' ' QXXQQ ' fi X - ij, kj X X X X X Q S 0 5 X g i X A effxvf' in X s.XXX.-.. y , XXX: P- ' 3.23 XX. X. XX ' - . X. X it X XXX X Q XXX X X XS' X3 3 X X S X S X S X X Q' X X X 9 X X XX X .X 'f-XX-. . XX. X X ii X XXRXXOE X. 3 1-Z 5. XX X X. Xi 1? XX X N 5 X X X it Xg X X X XX 'X X. ES 3. X X X XNXXX' 5 is X X X . K K,.. X R- . X, A. . .K K X XX . X is X S X X X-'XXX X X XX X . . LLA. . XX Q X X X X X A X X X X X? XX .X X X X XXX X X, 3 X X R Y X X NN-XX we S X 1 X..L . m XXX X.X. X X 1 f-+C. if-i ' X . y LL.' Xsxibfsk X Eg sf X XX X X X X X X X X - X sf. ,si X it X X QQ? XX X Q XX XX X X O Q XX X N X X 5 X .X X X X X 5 X X N X X X X -X - . iq-X ., X - X X X X X X XXX XXX i J A A , KXQ XRGXX X . X X X X XX XX ' X X X X XX -.X SAXXX :WIN XXX WXXX 12 Z ,, , fir K aff! ,, if if f ' 4 WW ,W , f .3 X iii lv X X SXT ...XX XX ... Aa X X 5 X X X X X X X T XE: XXMQ S XX f I X X X X XX 5 X X X. XA i' X X X XX 0 'ff X1 Y N X 5 X XX X Xi XX X ' XXX X N XX xg I X X SX X 5 V X V gW.- .15 . .XX X X .Q Q X Timothy McCoy 2ll Joseph McGowen 205 Alvin Mello 205 Chris Mewes 2l3 Robert Montgomery 205 Michael Moon 2l3 John Morello 213 Timothy Murtaugh 203 William Nagle 2l3 Dennis Noonan 205 Gilbert Noriega 2l3 on oqedc 213 Arthur Oropeza 203 Michael Owens 2ll Mark Palafax 203 Mark Pendray 205 David Perez 205 Andres Perez-Frago 205 Paul Pesqueira 2ll .XXV Robert A Priest 213 Chris Prochnaw 2ll iff John Ramirez 2l3 X X X Michael Roy 2Il , lgnacid Raygoza 213 Richard Reyes 205 Greg Rochon 205 Art Rodrigues 205 Greg Roush 203 Mark Scanlan 211 Larry Schnoor 205 Patrick Schroeder 203 Vernon Schumak 211 Ferdinand Seesing 213 Michael Sherlock 203 Robert Sims 203 George Smith 211 Andrew Snello 203 William Stafford 205 John Staib 211 Edward Sterling 211 Charles Stevens 211 William Sirohfus 211 William Stakes 205 Carl Stuff 211 Dennis Sullivan 213 Henry Tack 203 .luan Taylor 205 .o., . if ,X fi' -- A if W . .. V , .... --.W- S . -XXX-.-.-.ggxf 5- Xifex XS Xi X X X X X X Q X XX M XX X X QX N, - sr X 2 S X X -, .X K . X. Q Xe C X Q ik - Xa, XX X SX X -.Q X X Nh X - six . QAQXXN-X- X Q fi- - w---Ng - 5 . -- 1- F: ...iv Ni: XA Q r QW? S' 1 lg- S .- . .- . 1 5 -1 9 . kQ. .e e.e. X X Y X Q ii 5 M S X X X S X L X N QI X X 5 me ,xl ,ee f-: X . X.er X. -. 1 , A ' XQWQX Q - 'SN . 5. :fe '- A X. - f . .rl Q .+-ii. . 2 . .:: ix. F XX XX S Koi X 'E al- X A' X a N XX X to X it N Qt 2 1 X X 5 N XX is ii S-'Ei NST125: ix 'Sr i Q27 ...., 'E' ,T '- . X .-,. . ,. 1? 15 ? . X . .ie-3 Q . ev-eX:sz ..... X- -- as S225 -- ii.: - , . - L: -9 - SXQH . li: 'iii -- ' . -.Mm -, -X , :gig .X ek . 151 5.5 N 55 ' 515' 1 ki X I :J X SX ' 1. X - Q kk Q Q 1 xx XX XSS XRS 5 S X ss X X X Ex X X Q X R SX ' T-X Q 3 XXS ig XX Xux X R NX N X31 X N N X X X XX 1 QR S N- X X X ' :NSN 'QNJWQIQ fe X 'X ab x N x....Q S QQ in 1- XXXX X XXXXX I XX R 1'w,XXsX fxx X X . :, A X X X X X N R S 3 we X XXXX2 S X X SX 11 R XXX f Xi N e:- ig f XXX, K if - X X,1X- .X:X X 0 XS XX X X se Xe Q X .X X5 X X X S Q Q R w S NWXXX2 L X.. X X XX A X X X 1. xx X K R 2 X X X 5 X X X. X XX f we S . :K ': A 7 4.0.4 , X e X do X N? we X 1' 251 - ff X X Xvf' 3 X X X Gary Woodlhorpe 205 John Yerich 213 Dcniel Young 205 Jose Zozuelu 205 Donald Zingg 203 John Ziizer 205 XR X ' X N XX S XX HX-XX? A X XX.. iw? Q N X X N Kirk lhorin 205 Rodney Tibbells 211 Jomes lrinlcle 203 Steve Trivoli 213 Daniel Volenlini 203 Peter Von Deudelcom 213 Alberlo Villogron 205 Ralph Villorreol 213 Alex Vrocin 213 Pcxlriclc Wode 203 Randall' Wendell 213 Richard Wonders 213 SOPHCMCRES HOMEROOM 203: Vice-Presidenl Gordon Cheluneg President Don Brzezinskig Secrelory Kevin Kelly. ., ..... . W' S WAV .WX '1 ...A -is-xr. , Fkfvv X X ii .X S .- E . X S 3 . . . sd i 3 5 V , - X. 3 g j 5 , S :X f i 5 3 if..-X X gs 5 ff - 5 . X s 5 5 :I X 2 N . Ng 3 . ww. Q f S E s s S s 5 f SXT? .. f 3 a f EX. fs 5 X x .. X. X xX -N L--X XXX Q Q gil? N X . X .XX X. X X XXX X X X X XX XXX XX XXX 5 1 .S M -5X X .X XXX Q NN X XQX X . Q X X X. X. L XSS' X NX K. .K XXN. X ,aww in wwsr.. xr - -Y Nm. X Q. . . H K JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Building men and their minds. . FRESHMEN Michael Aguilar 427 Steven Aldrich 428 Bruce Allen 430 August Allerman 429 Thomas Ames 430 Gary Aros 429 Donald Arthur 426 Robert Arvizu 428 N 1 fe we :S we N. -T':- LXR A I it 2 ffi tiki.. Q ir. iq. X 'X i XX XXX X X iw, 5 Xi X . X ,fix xii X'-:sX..Xf :fi X HOMEROOM 428: Treasurer Greg Flogerzig President Andrew Szabo turag Vice-president Chris Felixg Secretary James Haecker. FRESHMAN CLASS OFHCERS: Secretary Mike McCoy, President Phil Mandina. Arturo Abarca 428 Gary Ackerman 432 H MQ 5 5, 7 Q , I, ,ff Z 'A f- w wr- M? ,V ,f ..,f,f5W45,i ,J fyfw If 4, ig , f ',f,Myzff4zf' y .y ' ,fr H., 4, MW ' , , ' l XXX 1 X gflig F 1 wwe. ,A .-Nl H+ X N X X 'S X X XX N X S X S Q N Q X E x R X S X NX is X X X X R S .,,. . si, me -x - 1 X, Y . ' it e 2 l S . ...K kw i- X X X X XX X X X NX N X X XX N x N X X X xx: -f .-EifE55EE?' XXX X QS XX X X ,. X 9 N X X X X Q X X ei S X X' N X I XX 5 W K . 1 , I lltltrr- P XXXX . - X Sebastian Attcrdo 426 is TAL . 1, A A Lee Austin 426 4. 2 X55 Qwf- I - .. '... X 1 ' 1 - in 11 s X e f 1 Joseph Baca 429 X A-g d X K . . . X 4 Michael Baldwin 430 , X- X A ew ' . X f -sf -ite 4 X . I XX if 5- XXX X. X: 11- - X- X X XX g, XX . .. NX-XXMXXX F it Y XXX X i 'X.X',Z5 f X g L X 8 FSGFXXXXX Xl-1 - . .XXX . XXXL X - X X .T--X Qi. - L , .. . XXXX X--X: . X X X X X My Q F New - .X X X ,X X! X --XQ X X XW N X X X W X X X X . X X X R X X 3 X X X Xe. SX Q ...R -X -. , A: ..x... X 5- -. X. . 1 X X X N X? 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XXXXXXXX, X .3 X X 5 XS X X X Darrel Barnett 427 Thomas Bartzack 426 Richard Bartolic 427 Michael Barton 427 Gary Bauman 430 Timothy Beaver 433 Bruce Belfiore 426 Anselmo Benitez 428 James Boedeker 428 Charles Bolten 428 Steve Booth 426 Victor Bortugno 429 Arthur Boucher 428 Terry Boudreau 428 Leo Bourassa 430 Anthony Bova 429 Kenneth Boxley 429 Brenn Boyer 426 Thomas Brenner 430 James Brodet 430 Ronald Brouillette 430 Leonard Brown 428 Michael Brown 429 Richard Buckley 430 I X --X X XXX.. XXX. X XXX XX .. X 428 ivan Busiornonie oiiohan 430 James C relli 432 Dennis Cano Josep h Cunzone 427 Nick Ccnzone 428 rdorelli 427 Stephen Cu nos 433 Sepiimio Corde Joseph Carlson 430 Doniel Cosclrro 428 Luke Coscio 433 Paul Case 433 Kevin Casey 432 Andrew Cusiiglio Robert Chorlesw Javier C Philip Chilcoie 4 uk - X .X Xe , S12 - - i XX sig 'S ' X :. 5 2 X X eee Xizf. X X QW E X X X X X , X ix 5 2X XXW X S1 JJ-. X X X X A ee X iee J X . rt SX: 1 in X- S-XA .K Y. 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Anihony Cortez 433 L .1 . 1 X 5 A e 4 w 1 XX KX-+ , KQV xj 2 :eg . .,.. , ., X .. ' X :Wai - .,.. 1? X 70 W-NL .X ---' 1 1 X.. . -X L23 3 13: I X 'L . . ix . X1 s L 3 X. s Patrick Colier 433 S 'Q . L - - s L Q . X .. R .L is fi if QX- TL is L Q - .i J - A ss v. X ,fx 'Q . ix.. k'bL is ' L f L LK-- L S . -2 -... H s X LQ - NL as .. s Q X X Q N-wweii Li N, J L 5 x L L? A L L X L.LL rs- - s LLLL X as i Ls . . Q J J X L ge, Q -E3, s.., NKXEK kg X Q., U - ' N X - .. X gs? xx M 'QW es: A dx. L SX-- ' T Qs ' Qiiiii l il fi ? N -Q ifi. 2. wafer S X X L X X N3 xi N X. si BX X .. 5' fs John Coute 1128 Raymond Creveling A28 Amiand Cruz 427 Kevin Darbrushman 429 N X ' ss .-3 S ...X X : we X X . X Qi- . J Q lf 5. 5, L 3 .Qrf .Egg .bi K -' X X X X Ni X W X 'Q NX X Y X 1 . 'Qi V' S . N S X X X X gs ' - LLM ,....m-W' 5 9? L as N,,.M,w.W. ,LL, , L HOMEROOM 4130: Vice-President Tom Zandolip Treasurer John - Dubinskig Presidenl Paul Caseg Secretary Charles Overturf. sr -as L -,f T- ' ,Q we ks 5.5 J L ala FRESHMEN Harry Davis 426 Richard DeCicco 427 Jaime De La Llala 426 Jesus De l.a Llala 433 Harry De Linl 428 James De Silva 427 Sieve Dessero 428 James Diana 430 Joseph DiMaio A30 Robert Dipre 427 Thomas Donaldson 430 Michael Donalelli 433 7l. HOMEROOM 427: Treasurer George Richardsp Vice-President Forrest Rust President Ed Fuentesg Secretary Steve Ortega. FRESHMEN Thomas Easter 428 John Elmo 432 Joseph Espinosa 429 Chris Ewan 426 James Farrell 433 Chris Felix 428 George Fernandez 426 Jose Fernandez 432 Peter Fierro 426 Greg Flogerzi 428 Conrad Flares 433 Chris Fortune 430 Timothy Dougherty 426 Craig Dromgoale 433 John Dubinsky 430 Michael Duggan 428 X Q X X 4 vggmww g ' S L , Q. .. i x ii X X J C X - , - f srg We x it 4 i F r 4 X Si X x C or 4 5 X 0 X X x x 5 X s 4 L . 4 2 Q X X 4 X S X S Q as X Q 4 gk 4 Q 4 X w QQ N Harry Driscoll 428 I El' I X F X Xltrr 5 . J X E i XL. ' N sir is X . .C X X Q XX X X Y 4 4 X S X J X 5 X X 4 Xa Wwe Q -4 C X N . X 4 XNX X Wx ,. Y sn A af' 1. X f 'fx ff gyhzf 2 W f fwfwwf , f ,sr 'S JW! X 4 X is EX XX? 557:25 .fs mf X: . 2 H ' me WW ' I f f my wr ff ,J fx W ' 1 Z 7 W, ,, ff ,, www X WV f Qyyfjtff as, Q X X X sw Q Q X 2 4 X S' X Q X X 'Q Q x r 4 4 X X X X Xxx XX X xx X X N Q x X N X Sf X S 4 X Qs X f x XXX X X O X X X X X x X X s J X x N X ,JR is ,A x ,A gsm Xww.L,sxw ex X . 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X X N X Xi X X X X X X X KX XX- S EX X X X Q XX X Q NN X R Q X X X , X X J X t X? XV S N J X HX P N -, . -. X X N X Q X X X X .1 X o f X X X B X X X X R X X5 X X Q Q Qi X .... V X ...N-XX'--.. X X' X . Q X K X Xi .XX X X - f. .rf X N X X55 N X Q ' X X , X Xe X X XXX X X XX X X X X A SX S X Marc Frederich 428 Edward Fuentes 427 Richard Funke 426 Charles Gabris 429 John Gallegos 427 Gerald Gamble 430 Alex Garcia 428 Dave Gartia 428 Richard Garcia 433 Tom Gaudette 430 Dan Geisler 429 Steven Generankos 433 Joseph Gillespie 426 Gary Glaser 433 Tim Goebel 429 Guy Gordon 428 Daniel Gresch 426 Stephen Gunning 430 Tom Haab 427 . James Haecker 428 Lance Hampton 429 Thomas Harris 433 Steve Hashey 433 John Houck 430 William Hough 430 Thomas Heaton 433 Douglas Hecker 426 John Hernandez 433 Jose Hernandez 426 Richard Herrera 429 Sieve Hess 426 Mike Hierholzer 426 Gene Hobgood 427 Mike Horan 427 David Hughes 433 Donald Jacobs 432 Mike Jaimes 429 Clyde Jennings 429 Thomas Johnston 432 Gregory Jordan 429 Kirt Jordan 433 Gregory Joseph 429 James Kallsen 429 Aloisius Kammerdien 429 Allen Kennett 427 Richard Kerwin 428 Brion Kilcourse 430 Chris Klosinski 426 X X as X X - I - . N X X i 5 5-if X X X A X X Q X X X S X XF ski X X X 2. - X K g: XX D Xe- E-SSYEQIP' 5 ' N. .... wwf: N hh , X f s 3:12 1 ' XX ' .-.,XQ,,:5F, A i tis' - X X N XXX X N X X X X X X 1XXs 1 X X WS X ,, X. X x X X X X X X Q X X X X X X X xg QX X X XX Q X X XX 33 XX 3 XX , , XX . A X30 .X X X XX is X gs X .Q X XX 2 X X sg X X X X X gags' 'Aw X P 1 I 2 iys q X . r....X .. X ' X . Q X XQX X C S TX X XS' X X X S X X XX? Nik .NLR .X X X , XX X 3X X X XX X K.-Xe rX-s GQ xii XX X X Y N XXX X - NF'- 1.5 ' X X XXX Q . X .,X:. ,J XXX. 2' ' X X X X X X Xi , X iw X Q X X XSS X X sg X X X N X Q is N 4 X X K X 232 XX N X X X X X XA FX S X 31:52 X is .3 X Q M X X XX V ,QXW cg. 3 XE kk-.k-bX. XXX X, 2 -X:. X X. Q .X X X N X N X N is X X' i X XX, XX. -. QX SX X X X X X ix X XX Q X ,, , , , W ff J f f f 7 my , V X. X 5 . XX X J S fs XX K QTX1 MSX' .Z .. - XX X X - X, Q - ' L X 27 r X X Q Vere S X S X X my vf, nw 3 Wy, rn.. f., gy SGS X 1 5 XX - - XX -X X QQX X Q XX X 5 XX S X X X 5 X- 5 N 5 X X X1 X X X X XX rr X X X-X .K X N. . .Xu U, me X N . X , X 'X X XX is WR .x in-XL s XQXXQS, XX XXX L, XXXQX- X-:X. X X X X X5 Q X X X XX WX D -55. N 5X . 2' Q X .X XXXX X Xi V XX X XS! X X . ..,, ri 4 ' e ie- 2 5 we X S' 2 5 X? X5 3 Rx. X Tkggiig 5 i . ek 1 . 'fi 1 E Swv-'E X? 4. Q? i. NNFVP N Q 2 4 X 2 if if x ' X .X SRX- j 5 i fx ,QF Stephen Kolslad 429 ,Q ll: .S . L S X A K 1 X L - 3 -rf. s . 555 . ,Q-I 1 X i 55 5' H , wi. . 3 .. . , X I., E. .E X. . - N I X. S 'iii , 1 -'7 ik' lux A L X X L g f . i L . ,e 3 A s 'Q .. XS e we zz K YN WW XA . A ka .S 3 .gi .. Xx.X A . Q x X X s li I 1 5 si. .. - Cornelius Kool 432 Ronald Lo Marche 430 Richard Lammers 426 Dennis Ledin 432 X E. S x X N X we gi ik , Q 2 X X X X gt Q S gl we N X X WS Q Q .X ,- X 5 Tux 9:51 .QL 2 'S . L 1 XX Eg XX , . .umm Q X ax T. - egg . Q s 6 .. nmm HOMEROOM 426: Vice-President Brenn Boyeng Secretary Mike McCoyg President James Sullivang Treasurer Leonard Cook xx X Sk X X is XX! X f X.:-: Y' N 9 R 2? X K E+ gk f X X we X PRES:-:MEN Tim Leone 432 Greg Locke 430 Waller Lucidi 428 Charles Lukes 426 Thomas Lynch 430 Mike McCoy 426 David McDowell 432 Robert McGorry 430 Mark McKinley 432 Philip Mandia 428 Anthony Marcantoni 429 .lose Marquez 428 Xe X HOMEROOM 433: Treasurer Louis Schuttg President Tom Heatong Vice-President Luke Cascio. FRESHMEN I Frank Michaud 429 Fred Miller 428 Thomas Mobarry 430 Ronald Montgomery 427 Mark Moore 429 Edward Myers 426 Clark Magle 429 Roy Nelson 432 Michael Newton 432 William Nieves 430 Bruce Nowak 427 Michael O'Brien 429 76 XXX N X X3 X NX XX X Q X X . X ,... is 1. XC XA Xi X5 if X X N 3 X X X .X X X X X Q . A 4 s X r ' X, KX XXX-ee Q X X X X .X X Q XX XX , K X X XX X X5 X F X , ik Xa X X XX - N' XX-sxff X X NSPS? Y Quxwww X Q XX X X X uf. X J-X E ' X -:is X 9 X X X X Daniel Martin 427 X X X X 5 X X X 'Xxx .P l afar i fl . Carmen Munsella 426 , Louis Motto 426 X.. L Q X .X ' X X --' X 1 is: Miguel Melgozo 429 Douglas Mellein 429 x NX .ef X5 Xi X X X XX X X N X Xi X gk it A Q , X X 3 fs A N X XX X X ii' X X, XXX X X XX X XX X X X X XS X X X A as ff K ir' Ae' iff! rlwweosg XS fl? X X X X X X X X XX ' X W i 5. L. X XX X N X A XX X x X E X X WX XXX N is X NX Xe X X X X rx E f Q i 5 :W X X if-'f N X X QXXXR N xg H k ,G l u : : , ,... A X. 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XXX , .X X SXSXXQXQXX A .X . TX 1 X . XXQ-XX-:XV K . X ,S O f ' XX X X T Francis Jones John Levy Richard Liberi Phil Mucias Richard Maslin Tim Michaelis David Northridge Puf O'Connor Greg O'Donnell Sieve Oluh Ted Reed Roberi Richardson Richard Rose Joseph Sanchez Francis Schubert Wiiliam Shannon Wayne Simpson Chris Timmes Dwayne Turner Lea Tushaus Robert Urbunek James Wait Thomas Widdowson Arihur Zamurripo HOMEROOM 424 OFFICERS: Secretary Frank Rigleyg Pres- ident John Callacig Vice-President David Buchanan. 7th GRADE Leo Baca Tim Barker Mark Brush David Buchanan John Callaci Daniel Castillo Terry Conan Fernando Diaque Ted Diehl Larry Donatelli David Downey Peter Eaton .X .. .xfmkx if - A x x xx NH xxx xx x x x Ex xx xx t xxx x xx x xx x x NX xx X X X tb g X X V X Xx hx Xe SN R Tony Antrim Juan Avellaneda A F xx .sg xXX NX! x'N x X x W ix x xx .53-I Sh Oscar Abarca x Qvx-:lege ff- . 9. x Q . I::'5?-3'i-x5Q-:- gi' 'ixxex 1x , . 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Jordan John Kallson Michael Lacasse John Lichnovsky Thomas Link Rod Logan Phil Long Thomas Long Anlar McCollum Roger McCoy Jerry Marsden Francis Mariinez Roberi Quig Frank Rigley Roberl Romani Paul Scott Tony Sterling Jean Tremblay Michael Whipple Thomas Wilson John Wood 5 xxx nw Qs N vm ding men and their minds VARSITY FOOTBALL l. -l Front Row, Left to Right: George Wilson, Tom Disney, Larry Butler, Mike Bailey, Joe Meyers, Rich Reyes, Joe Trechter, Larry Stevens, John Wilson, Ralph Denisco, Mike Vercic, Bob Hernandez, Al Lara. W- .NWS Back Row, Left to Right: Mark Batich, Mike Roche, Tom Bauguess, Tom White, Mike Coleman, Tim Caldwell, Alex Pesqueira, Larry Haske, Pat Webb, Bob Corona, Jerry Federico, Tom Gates, George Herne, George Mansour, Pat Coleman. - Si Sr W - ASSISTANT COACH Cap Jacobs HEAD COACH Ed Buckley ASSISTANT COACH Art Pegg 88 Pictured at Right, Top: Outstanding Back, Jerry Federico. Middle: Most Valuable Joe Meyers. Bottam:Outstanding Lineman, George Herne. Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. KERIVAN 35 5 5? 'ag X 3f57'f' if NW gf . . ..X.. kg, ,X Mi ww X Wi N K . S X N 5 X X X 5 N X. X x U, N X Q X XQX Xxx A S N H - X gqlfkwi' . 3 i 131 X ff-Q ' D gf if Q I ' S if 9 . 0-N C0 MINUTES E..E 5.3 3.3 SECONDS SAINT MEMORIAL STADIUM Hnmfggf QT? new VISIUR YOSfi1-EIDE Ol-ff X Jerry Federico plunges over a stubborn wall of Verbum Dei defenders and collects six points COACH Buckley in action. for his efforts. Front Row, Left to Right:George Richards, Ed Ward, Torn Harris, Dan Sergeant, Lance Weaver, Steve Whitney, Bob McGarry, Don Arthur, Tim Goebel, Middle Row: Dennis Sadler, Robert Dipre, Gary Bau- man, Tony Cortez, Steve Dessero, Dan Gresch, George Fernandez, Steve Has- hey, Dave Overacker, Mark McKinley, Mike Donatelli. Top Row: Steve Tobin, Albert Schildlnnecht. PARAMOUNT U-DRIVE 783i Alondra Blvd. Paramount, California FRESHMEN Joe Meyers lowers the boom on an Eagle line-backer and in doing so clears the way for a fine running performance by Larry Haske. ' Larry Haske executes a perfect straight-arm, stopping cold a would-be tackler from Ver- bum Dei. Plum 1Zi,, , X ,, , ij H 22 was -Q QW51 ii i ,,, , ov ,P fKmv'x , ZZ 'h:'f ': Q xvs, Q S 5 f f gr-'ii f '- ' i QQ fvxQ A .F I X Q., X k .lv ex 5 -Q ii,.5w':u ' '- M f i Q X Qriiq X Q Ev? 'J MWA A XX x A X 1 :ix ,Q QQ- A Q. my mx I , Q X file? X R m S 2, M E 499 Y-ii' 5 X X 5 53639 E' 5 1 -f-:f L Xie mf? . 3 Us 'f xx' wx Q C: X S S ' 'f i R X' K X Q S- Y gt X KPQKQ .sk v .Q N, KI RK -' 1'. 1. nm R if 1' 1 ,X x Q, 'wi U Q X X -f-.X 2 xx wi XXX K xx ...v i x if ,,. S X. f x K iff' sim k -s N xx .iw if 5 XX A Q N Q I 3 X IP Y ix 5 ff X v 3 N. x A 1 ':.,j::5M ww N E N xg x 3 9 I YN X X 3 ww SW is X mile, W ln the last seconds of wreckless pursuit, Pete Koot springs for the valuable loose ball before Techmen close in. 94 ' Coach Wenzelberg discusses strategy in a tight situation. Bosco 54 St. Monica's 45 Bosco 69 Elsinore 28 Bosco 52 S. G. Mission 42 Bosco 45 Thousand Oaks 46 Bosco 59 Bosco Tech 44 Bosco 47 St. Bernard's 46 Bosco 45 St. Monica's 59 Bosco 34 Daniel Murphy 35 Bosco 40 Salesian 3l Bosco 42 Bishop Montgomery 34 Bosco 29 Cantwell 3l Bosco T06 Elsinore 30 Bosco 65 Bosco Tech 53 Bosco 67 Verbum Dei 43 Bosco 74 St. Paul's 56 Bosco 46 Servite 62 Bosco 46 Mater Dei 59 Bosco 48 Verbum Dei 42 Bosco 55 Cantwell 46 Bosco 45 St. Poul's 62 Bosco 57 Servite 77 Bosco 52 Bosco Tech 54 Bosco 54 Ontario Christian 56 Sponsored by WONDERS WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. 1427 West l4th Street, Long Beach, California 908l3 zc x - . se X 1 'I 1' A ---. so INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER TOTAL POINTS PPG Ed Brzezinski 3I8 I3.8 Pete Kool I86 8.l Ed Gonzales Il5 7.2 Jim Dade 157 6.8 Pal Pelers l36 6.l Ron Fischer II2 5.I Ray Flores I07 4.9 Pal Coleman A7 2.5 Alex Pesquiero 20 I.8 Don Brzezinski 9 I.O Lynn Crutcher 9 I.O Mike Bailey 6 .5 Joe Trechier 9 .8 Joe Meyers 2 .4 Righl Top: Jim Dade goes all out in rebound battle with All-League Friar Tom Banks. Righl Middle: Pol' Coleman ferociously pulls down 0 wild shol -almost. The only Ihing missing is the ball which was bailed away by Servile. Right Borlom: Too good to be Irue, Jim Dade can'I believe his eyes when he nabs on unchallenged rebound. P.- Juan Taylor eyes the basket iust before he executes u perfect lay-up Left: Two JV's remove the bull from the clutches of their opponents JUNICR VARSITY Bosco's JV's pose with coach, Cup Jacobs Left: The rebound goes to Bosco Coach Knopper and his Frosh teum did on excellent job for SJB FROSH Standing, Left to Right: Couch Gaudet, Vernon Schumoke Jnm Moms Dave Castlemon John Mungon Frunk Mlchoud Snttmg Dan Cutrone john Morello AI Konopku, Tom Wilson, Pat Linehon, Greg Roush. COUNTRY 1 l Q . h N :kii x Cx .- :YQ - .5 5 - X Under the watchful eye of Couch Gaudet, Jim Mor ris hits the tope cheod of teammate Dun Cutrone Front Row, Left to Right: J. Mangan, L, Haslre, J. Morris, P. Cohea, M. Ed- P. Coleman. Back Row: Couch Dusseure, P. Hotra, J. Taylor, J. Dade, R wards. Middle Row: M. Cotter, T. McCoy, R. Zaragoza, B. Gaidis, G. Smith, Shqpufis, M, Carney, K. Hoggard, Couch Gaudet. . ...b b . K yd Q T -,gi ' i f r ' N - 'li J' ' Q . P . A 'N 'ZQPNW by -r. I P .L ' 'N Vg ist .,-5 i - f K r H . . Q M... . ...W High kickers easily bound over the hurdles, but Mike Carney and Mike Cotter finished second and third respectively. Left Top: Mangan breaks the tape well ahead of the nearest op- ponent. Left Middle: Larry Huske sprints home in fine fashion after a grueling 880. Le-ft Bottom: Pat Coleman pushes on in the mile run. Tim McCoy dives over the bar in his head-first effort to win. M... W ,, , . b-..., ....... .M A Phil Cohea can't believe the speed of 0 Verbum 'Dei sprinter a, he gallops down the track in the TRACK Jim Dude makes a graceful hand-off to Phil Cohea, anchorman in the Varsity relay. ,. . . . ,,,... . , , ..,.... .. ,,. M., ,, , , '- .R - W... , M.. ,Ci WK X J ri 15 N . - R D . .. 1 .K kk Ci i .x . ' Dan Cutrone and Gary Bauman places second and thrid respectively in the T80 yard dash against Verbum Dei. BEE TRACK TEAM-Front Row, Left to Right: D. Avila, C. Stuff, J. Biery, G, Federico, G. Meier, D. Castleman. Bock Row: Coach Dussere, S. Kolstad, R. Voigt, T. Gates, M. Melgoza, M. Sheeren, D. Geis- ler, R. Gorman, J. Morello, Coach Gaudet. Dave Castleman approaches the tape enroute to a 3:48 victory in the l32O. Kevin Haggard follows the sun in o back-breaking effort to erase the school record for the long-iurnp. s Q if 'D' af Q53 Q . .fa Sak' .. K - ' ', Eels jf? X 7 -gas. Q .. ieess -X , X yt - L , - . T., C., MQW. .. . it W' -ss'-se iserammf C... s --My -'ss s , . as - . ,---.7...g..s...s:fsf:,.. .. .. 1 Dave Perez puts on o final kick to nab an upset victory in the CEE l320. CEE TRACK TEAM-Front Row, Left to Right: V, Waggoner, R. Bartolic, P. Case, G. Bauman, D. Perez, T. Wilson, J. Gallegos, Middle Row: L, Schutt, T. Harris, S. Wade, S. Booth, G. Snopek, G. Richards, M, McCoy, D. Cutrone. Back Row: Coach Deussere, L, Simmons, J. Carl- son, A. Valdespino, D. Regan, B. Hough, S. Ortega, G, Chelune, Coach Gaudet. m1 f .4 .1 . EY-. 15.7 VARSITY A BASEBALL 3 2 'Tk . A :fe A I, . Pot Webb steps into ce pitch against Salesiun. I Front Row, Left to Right: J. Guerrero, R, Tillery, D. Schubert, M. Newton, p. Buckley' C' Mulsiy M- Zopfi A. Awizul L B,-,Hen M- Bailey' pb Webb' T' P J. Fenstermaker, R. Fischer, R. Corona, V. Shumake. Back Row: Coach Goebel, Fiscf-,en A. pesquiem' R- Amee' Couch Sauer. I . X XX ' A .. 5. Coach Goebel struts along the bench, spurning the team on to o rally, while Jim Fenstermaker has trouble swallowing the lust remark. 5 i fist m' s - .Q V ' I-M - i xswm '-ff-N--as wwxsssm 3 X . sk . , as i ,Q R., X . ...,.. . . X . . Y .. K. K 3 Q i 'll For once in his life, Al Pesqueiro has to use Fleet-looted Pesqueira, stolen boss leader, odds another theft to Randy Tillery raps a hard every muscle in his legs-and it merited him his total. bouncer to right against Q hir. Salesian. .5 N .. ,. 1, I K g ....i. . ..,.. ...,.. .... .. ....... ,ig it lk lil J iiii JUNIOR VARSITY l Front Row, Left to Right: P. Fierro, G. Noriega, R. McGcirry, T. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Donatelli, D. Hecker, R. Dipre, F. Michoud, 'iunknown?, J. Pinocchio. Second Row: T. Bartczack, S. Hashey, C. Felix, C. Reilly, W. Sawoza, C. Fortune. Third Row: Mr. Featherston, C. Ward, J. Sul- livan, A. Boucher, F. Miller, G. Vicencia, G. Roush, Mr. Bond. Sponsored by DR. AND MRS. J. SYDNEY LOGAN l9202 S. Broodacres Ave. Compton, California Mobarry, the pitcher. Back Row: Mr. Feotherston, J. Diona, D. Ledin, W. Robertson, C. Prochnow, S. Aldrich, Mr. Bond. - lOl CWW, , , 44,A, VARSITY SOCCER r i Front Row, Left to Right: Leo Ramirez, Tibor DeSumrack, Edwardo AI'nada, Albert Villagram, Edward Sterling, Henry Jean, Paul Jean, Simon Huen, Pat Antonio DeLuLlata, David Fordham, Antonio Flores, Dan Schubert. Back Row: Brush' Louis Lean' Bro, Ken Roberts, coach, Dave Fordham outsmarts St. Bernard's men with his nimbleness and agility. Ed Sterling pays no attention to losing his shin guard. The Ball is whutcounts. 102 X X PXQXXX5 .X .-.assi 5 , ss? X X - is or Xkh- Q 9 ., X X i ., x S X. X. ..., .. . X. :Q Qt, , ,L . A Q. Xisv 51 1 QTY -Y Q If-. k 'XF' 1 -SACK VAST? X TX A ' i- .5-X. .- f Q 'CQXKC ix XXXXWXQK 'X XX X is X so F Ox XXAXXXQNXXXXXX X X W x W Q X X X Xl Q X X N X N 6? f Q . s if - g 5 5 X f r iff K ffffezri-Es--Q X ...,. U I fi X Ss Q .X QXWX X 3- s X N X' X521 X F:w.X5eX ,X s s 9 X N ess 5 X . XX X RX X X X X N is X S X 'i NX X as x NX wi s Rss? X XX Wg X ss X X se xx W X s., X Qt W X Louis Leon executes tricky footwork against St. Bernard defender, while Pat Brush anticipates successful outcome. F N se ri' is .Ai-Xisfs. - sr wxxfrww X essay., wsfe 5 bf X - -s:f.X . X X X 'X X' I N . .X es - X :X g ms.. X X. ev sz . X We-s X. -MX r XX Ns X i XXXA N -.,-Xfssmwww -Nm XX X XX- xx. , .... Q. . X, K 'X il' ' -X 'is s ii' Qfils5Q5Q5X.l?'TFiQS Xs ' +f'i1? ' ss X Mfg X 2+ Q f w-5 . . 'QM is Q N1 f 2 Q V ii Ns is 'XM' X' iff CQTIFESN. frEfss.1XX-- AX ,.... X x X Q f Action ceases as captain Ed Almada, in a rare moment of seriousness and concentration, hurls mounting sinew in penalty kick, e S Kicking on the attack. run, Louis Lean streaks upfield and sets up Braves' JV SOCCER Front Row, left to Right: Jose Zazueta, Ray Gorham, Steve Booth, Daniel Perez, Robert Speegel, Eduardo Briceno, Sep- timio Cardenas. Back Row: Bro. Ken Roberts, Enrique Paredes, Jose Marquz, Jorge Jean, Carlos Gallesio, Arturo Her- nandez, Jose Ventura. Sl - .mill r...: ' i Front Row, Left to Right: Manager B. Sims, Coach Mansour, Tony Marcan- toni, Danny Ruhland, Gary Janes, Charles Gabris, Dave Buchanan, Ted Diehl, Dave McDowell, Dan Dwyer, Bro. Tom Bernston, Coach. Middle Row: Ed Giovannette, Tam Easter, Tracy Thompson, Chris Mewes, Art Zamarripa, SWIM TEAM The race is on and participants strain to cover the greatest possible distance with the dive. Q T04 Kevin Haggard, Steve Gunning, Richard Wonders, Mike Martinez, Allen Bruce, Mike Ahl. Back Row: Mark Scanlon, Jay Bergman, Mark Frederick, Ted Reed, Jim Farrell, Steve Baca, Bob Mcgaffin, Carl Estrella, Don Lowry, Mike Bold- win, Dennis Sullivan. Phil Guy, swimming manager, passes out practice floats. A beautifully executed backwards flip shows why our swim- ming team was one of the best. CYO Could you lead five eighth graders to a champ- ionship season? Well, that crisis faced Brother Jack seven months ago, and after s shrug of his should' ers, he faced it. Amazingly, the CYO team won game after game, including first place in the St. Alphonsus Tourney. Talented John Flores led the x team in scoring, and in the end, the squad pro- duced a 20-5 record. Left to Right: J. Sanchez, M, Gosnell, R. Richardson, R. Arce, T. Michaelis, R. Hernandez, T, Reed, J. Flores, C. Timmes, F. Jones. Coach Brother Jack A QRS -S ff I I, .,,. . I1 ,, X'-I K K , QQ QQ Q Q3 OQQQQI s ' ,ga Q99.x,S x..Q Q xgg s',.- ,Q Y'Q, QQQQQ ,Q I 'Q 'IQQV Q I ' as ' .S QSQSQQQ 'si x .X Q' 'QQ' Q Q '.iQ if Q Q Qsf, .I Y Q .I 1, Q Q 'Q . S Q . Q S K ACTIVITIES Building men and their minds . . ' Stiilarltl t!mxxst21:Q tak-xsuliwiyeswii lkwlksee Student Body President, Dave Yenkauskus, and Student Body Vice-President, Mike Cotter. :geese Q Student Body Secretary, Ron Fischer, ond Student Body Treasurer, Jerry Federico. 108 ST. JO STUDE DSCO HIGH SCHOOL DUNCIL N The Father of all on-campus organizations, the Student tatives of everyone in the student body. The results Council is geared towards the common good of the of their sacrifice and work were the Hootenanny, Rock whole school. The members are the cream of the crop, and Roll Show, the Donkey Basketball game, the school being the leaders of all SJB clubs and the represen- calendar, and the school handbook. , Seated, Left to Right: Bob Corona, George Herne, Pat Webb, Ron Fischer, Koot, Pat Peters, Roger Repohl, Mike Bailey, Don Brzezinski, Tim McCr President Dave Yankauskas, Mike Cotter, Jerry Federico, Don Waldie, Joe Tim Fuhy. RGUl PSFSZ. MGFCUS Edwards. U-NYY HOSlfe. Ed UI'1ClqUiSl- The en Blea, Phil Mandina. Standing: Paul Case, Mark Moore, James Sullivan, An- tire group makes up the General Student Council, while those seated com- drew Szabatura, Ed Fuentes, Mike Newton, Bill Senyak, Jim Dade, Pete H prise the Executive Student Council. T09 .fs Bro. Mike Doherty Mike Cotter Adviser Editor-in-chief STAFF MEMBERS Bob Giorgi Dan Schubert Pot Peters Ed Gonzales Ed Brzezinski Ron Fischer Ignacio Roygozo PHOTOGRAPHERS Kevin Kelly John Morello H0 THE T9 Brother Mike Doherty ond Mike Cotter mode the picture selections and prepared the layout mots for this yeor's BRAVE. Iggy Roygozu looks on os Ron Fischer thinks up some- thing for' Ed Bnezinski to type. AVE STAFF sells! Pat Peters and Brother Mike discover how last yeur's edition coped with advertising problems. John Morello and Kevin Kell' tk over their equipment in preparation for coverage ot of Bosco's events. . ...X . Dan Schubert and Brother Mike prepare one ofthe football spreads. lil Standing, Left to Right: P. Guy. R. FiSCl'9f. J- Truiillo. R. Rep0l1l. Editor Fitzgerald, L. Thatch, D. Waldie, J. Dade, K. Hoggard, D. Rogala, D. Noonan Marcus Edwards, J. Roch, E. Ramm, M. Sheeren. Standing: P. Brush, D. R,SCOH. T.D0nghue, WEEKLY NOOSE 'Since its humble beginningfour years ago,when Mike Herbold was the creator, editor, and staff, the Weekly Noose has made tremendous ad- vances. This year Marcus Edwards felt it a per- sonal obligation to continuethetraditional news and gossip sheet, and with the help of a talented staff converted the Noose into a top- rate paper. H2 Editor Marcus Edwards types out the stencil while Dan Rogala proofreads a finished page. X lr 0 rr ,wr Wal W ssh X 1 Left to Right: Ron Fischer, Mike Berry, Mike Cotter, Editor Dick Voigt, Bob Carey, Ed Brzezinski, Dan Schubert, Jon Haasl Father Joe McDonnell stands to the left. lf you're searching for something traditional on the SJB campus, lust turn to the Blue and White. lt is the oldest newspaper, by customs, the staff is composed of seniors, the moderator, Fr. Joseph McDonnell, is the veteran of the faculty. The quarterly editions are professionally printed and intentionally a summary of post events for keepsake purposes. Sponsored by PETE NAPOLI SHOE REPAIR lO96l V2 Rosecrans Ave. lat Studebakerl We take pride in our work and use only highestquality material. r-gt., PRESS CLUB Sitting, Left to Right: R. Fischer, K,Hoggard, L, Thafchh Sfqndff1g:G-Chulune R 5,mm5 Fr. Dan Tavares. For two years the Press Club has con- tinued its almost obscure but vitaltunc- tion of spreading word about SJB with surprising efficiency. Calling in scores and writing in game stories and news columns are the two major duties that the members have taken upon them- selves. Their purpose is to acquaint the thousands of unfamiliar readers of the local papers with up and coming SJB. PHOTO CLUB An interest that has always been strong at SJB is photography. Every year growing numbers as- semble after school in the darkroom to spend hours developing prized snapshots. This year even Fr. Director got into the act, as Fr. Joseph Mediati, a zealous camera bug from way back, scampered up and down the football field clicking off photo after photo. The club provides the school with a bundle of beautiful shots for every event. The moderator of this important club is Fr. George Pratte. Far Right: Kevin Kelly dries developed photos. Below Left: John Morello and Al Konapka prepare paper for photographs. Below Center: Jerry Federico operates an enlarger. Below Right: Gordon Chelune and Mike Zapf are two promising photographers. it T -SST H X '- . X.: X xxx Q -N kk E gf r X X X N XXXQX N X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Left to Right: Treasurer Dick Voigt, Kevin Hoggord, Secretary Dave Fitzgerald, Tim Donahue, President Don Woldie, Ron Fischer, Vice-President Ed Brzezinski, Tom Pado, Jae Eriser, Jim Truiillo, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION C.S.F.-Front Ed Brzezinski Eric Ramm, Ray Flores, Eugene Graham, Larry Thatch, Mario Guerrero Gary Ocheltree, Don Brzezinski, Roger Repohl, Mike Cotter, Charles Crutcher Mike Bailey, Larry Butler, Larry Stevens, Fr. George Pratte, George Herne. In a formal ceremony in September ot I965, SJB received its charter and became a branch of the California Scholarship Federation. Don Waldie was selected as President of the new organization, which shortly enrolled more than a dozen members, students meriting ten points on the CSF scale per semester. The motto and purpose ot this club is one of charity, Scholar- ship tor Service. Row, Left to Right: Tim Donahue, Secretary Dave Fitzgerald, Vice-President , Fr. George Pratte, President Don Waldie, Treasurer Dick Voigt, Ron Fischer Second Row: Ben Cruz, G, Roush, Don Brzezinski, George Herne, Pat Buckley, Joe Eraser Larry Thatch Cotter, Roger II6 . Third Row: Larry Butler, Dan Meyers, Kevin Haggard, Larry Stevens Mike Repohl, Gary Ocheltree, Eugene Graham, Gordon Chelune. IONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . Know all men by these presents, that character, scholarship, leadership, and service are cardinal qualities worthy of encouragement in all schools . . . These are the idealistic goals of those SJB students who have achieved a B average in their subiects, are in good standing with school regulations, and are active in the National Honor Society. Back Row Father Dan Tavares Jim Babcock, Brian Kilcourse, Roger Repohl, Middle Row: Carmin Calucci, Ben Cruz, Tim Murtaugh Front Row Ed Seymour Alan Bruce John Stolb Brion Kelly Speaking is Don Waldie. FORENSIC5 A valuable asset and a source of genuine pride on the SJE campus is the promising Forensics Team. Formed only this year, the group achieved amazing results in its tirst meet, placing third in a sixteen school field at Cantwell. To many assemblies during the year Fr. Dan's polished speakers added appreciable culture with a variety of renditions. In recent Lions Club com- petition, Senior Roger Repohl took first place and Don Waldie took third in their respective divisions. First in spiritual significance among all the clubs at Bosco are its sodalities. Pictured here is the Blessed Sacrament Sodality, which is a group composed of the freshman members of our school. This sodality is formally established in the school, and accept- ance into it follows a period of careful screening by the Mod- erator and other co-workers. Sodalities are the moral uplifters, the religious spearheaders at Bosco. Sodality membership is likened to a second reception of the Sacrament of Confirmation, whereby one is strength- ened and made fearless to give good example consistently, to receive and get others to receive the Sacraments frequently. Bosco's Sodalists are the spiritual leaders of tomorrow!- The Blessed Sacrament Sodality, moderated by Brother Tom Bernlson. SAINT DOMINIC SAVI Front Row: Tom Wilson, Ralph Curdono, John Kullsen, Antonio Sierling. Bock Row: Michel Locusse, David Downey, Leo Tushcuse, officers Tim Michoelis, Robert Arce, Roger McCoy, Mark Brush. Wkllllli 5070 The Saint Dominic Savio Classroom Club was founded on March 5, l950, by the Salesians of St. John Bosco, in the United States of America. The club was organized to present the life and virtues of St. Dominic Savio to American youth of the elementary and iunior high schools of the United States. In over 4,000 Catholic elementary and iunior high schools in this country, 500,000 school children have pledged to live their lives in imitation of St. Dominic Savio and to practice purity in word, deed and thought. Units have been established in all the states of the Union. Programs of religious, athletic and social nature have been organized. Through these programs, chil- dren are encouraged to love and practice virtue, to live and work with one another, to love prayer and to receive the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucha- rist often. The Bosco chapter of the Savio Club was lust estab- lished this year, under the leadership of Brother Hank Tavera. We know that the club will live up to its ex- pectations and will become a worth while, and bene- ficial organization on the Bosco campus. l 2l X Q L XX -S. N' -N QS Nw. . 1-N x -- X. . . A. N . -X w M -- --h- 5 19 -- - s 5 x A .,,.. 4 1. K 'K - . x -'Q YM -wis.zfMSf - 2 X 'Q -SM: S S 5-is f . .. . X N.. ., .. . if Wg.. 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HAYMAN l3502 Alburtis Ave. Norwalk, California 9065l Congratulations Class of '66 SACRISTANS Dave Fordham reaches for ihe case containing ihe chalice us Dan Schuberi finishes setiing our ihe vestmenfs. Tom White and Mike Hasset were the isolgristans for Day Siu- denis. Their iob was io prepare The vesiments for the prles before I l:35 Mass. I Q . XS 5 rf 52 5 2 Dave Fordham and James Carney, resident sacrlsians, sei out the vesimenrs for the boarders' morning Mass. xi, . - :Ng A 3' Q his Front Row Left lo Rnghl T Donohue I Roygozo H Tack M Verclc SC G. Federlco J John E Jon: ows I 1 e K. Hayman R Flores L Builer K Hoggord R Fnscher P Guy R First Row, Left to Right: J. Carney, T. Soggins. Second Row: R. Giorgi, J. Fenstermaker, K. Bibee, L. Ramirez, S. Stosch, Bro. Larry Mullaly, Third Row: R. Gorham, R. Grantham, G. Meir, P. Warren. Fourth Row: S. Gunning, F. Schubert, A. Castiglione, G. Buck. Fifth Row: L. Thatch, E. Ramm, E. Lindquist. DRAMA CLUB Kneeling. E, Paredes, J. Avellaneda, A, Sterling, J. Zazueta, Standing, Front: Yong Yot, Presidentg Juan Roch, B. Giorgi, E. Sterling, J. Carney, R, Perez, P, Jean, T. Hung, E. Almada. Standing, Rear: R. DeLaLlata. l 26 Bro. Larry Mullaly laid solid foun- dations for a long-awaited Drama Club this year, as his two produc- tions won immediate acclaim. The goals of this club, as well as its efforts, are indeed sincere: first, to communicate the message of the play,that people learn from the experiences of the actors in the plot, and second, to develop talent. lt has taken the International Club very little time to become an es- tablished and active outfit. Open to all students enrolled in a for- eign language or who speak one, the club furthers appreciation of foreign cultures, languages, and customs. ln addition, the members have made it a tradition to spon- sor a Christmas pageant. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Front Row, Lett to Right: G. Herne, B. Corona, R. Perez, M. Schulz, M. Bailey P. Kerivan, L. Stevens, A. Lara, T. White, P. Cohea, J. Guerrero, S. Huen. Second Row: J. Morris, L. Haske, P. Koot, M. Botich, P. Webb, J. Meyers, M. Vercic, M, Premro, T. Fischer, T, McCoy, G. Jones. Third Row: J. Wilson, L Holbasch, R. Reyes, R. Denisco, J, Naegli,J. Trechter, E. Brzezinski, L. Butler T, Disney, E. Almada, M, Coleman. Fourth Row: l. Roygoza, D. Shumake, C. Stuff, T. Gates, D. Schubert, R, Arceo, M. Roche, P. Guy, G. Federico, T. Caldwell. Fifth Row: Cap Jacobs, R. Fischer, G.Monsour, T. Baugess, T. Gough, S. Baca, G. Roush, K. Kelly, D. Cutrone, J. Magnon, J. Bergman, D. Castle- TTTOFI. F LETTERMEN'S CLUB Lettermen's Club Officers: President George Herne, Vice-President Al Lara, Secretary Mike Schulz, Treasurer Larry Stevens, Sergeant'At-Arms Joe Meyers. The Lettermen enioy and take the ad- vantage ot being the largest and, in man- power, the strongest on-campus organiza- tion. To the athletes goes the privilege of being policemen around the school, a title few dare to challenge. At every event the Lettermen volunteer themselves as ushers, as this also gives them a chance to parade. Their service is nevertheless deeply appreciated. T27 .A X5 X X X X X X X RX... ' N X X Ss N X X . S X X X Q XX X . N X X N N NX . A? A 6, 355523 A .2 S rx A .K ish N.: s S Q y i? X . . R W X S 3 X Q X X gx Sy' -P .15 A ' E . X. , Y S .xg .X Y' 1 - .. .. .. sw X kg Q YS. X XS W . fx 3 Q, XS -Q My f Q QQ . :a Q A WFS X .1-:S X . EE is X H E54-11 xi? X . X .X X 5 1 . gf Q X X - x 2 :Rf S i a ff X X5 . 3. X, 2 Q M X. . X X. X 5 gs A 1 . X? W .E S .Q 21 X we X . ' Q S Q S wg. Q 5 K. f Q 3 L X X X Q W -Six Q 5 Q- . K 5 . .six fx. .5 s In Q X -N N SS X gf X N S X 'S N . -f 'Euiiizf it XX .k :v X xg X f , .. .:.. . G., .A - Q Q1 X xg X g S NX iii ., . QS Q' ix ' A x Q W S Q. XL .N k wx N . x., if 5 X Q Q- X fx . ,i . ESQ - V: .X ex. fx A S f. . 5 Q . N XX ? x 0 Q Q N 5. S '24 NN NX X Q W ,I Q S 2. .5 Q X -. s 3 ex 3? e f XS, six Crowds begin to gather as enthusiasm builds up for an informal pep rally preceding the Verbum Dei game. Numbers increase as the cry is raised, Beat the Birds! The charred remains ot the Verbum Dei Eagle symbolize a victory for the Varsity in the Homecoming game. 11-.l..i.-li.. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. High flying cheerleader Bobby Corona leaves Pep Club presi- dent and head cheerleader, Ed Lindquist, grounded. X A good cheerleader indicates a popular or energetic person, according to the example of this year's group. The yell - leaders did a tremendous iob during football season, as ' - . with their spirit can they roused record-shattering noise , f from the ever increasing Bosco attendance. Basketball sea- ' F .1 4 it Ll son produced outstanding cheering also when the cheer- -3 leaders led Bosco past all other rooters in the Amat Tourney. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Pete Koot and Ray Flores provide the gymnastics while Ed Lindquist cheers from the spirit can and Brother Jack Gibson, the Pep Club moderator, grins in approval. ' T29 l . Fatherjoe Mediati, very much in evidence at every sports event. Father Jack, the Elk of the Year Are you kidding me? .- XX ..... ...., , - , . : I X gy a. KJ Brother Hank mingles with crowd at Bosco's first football game E . SE S M 2: Fw YS - Q5 N l X V Q , X .x Yi N X! S Camera bug invades Senior Square at lunch time if Look out below!!! E A Marcus Edwards gives the camera lhal cold, icy look tha? S he's famous for, as Danny Rogala proofreads ihe NOOSE E .-.--' . , Q , xxx Brother Tom's Squadron K Q-'W J S S A9 Q N K as ia' , ,. Q f . on P S ,X SN llll mfg JV! ' ' M KN f!!'is LQ ii 2 ,un-ll' 1 - 1 , Q iL i A A ff X R - Q. a X X OUR BAND IN ONE OF ITS RARE APPEARANCES? BRO. TOM'S RELIGION COURSE ON THE CURE OF THE LEPER WHO CA - - --V--2'-W - ' --' fn Y WHAT, ME PLAY VOLLEY- MODERN PARAPELIGIC BASKETBALLSTANCE BALL: IN MY ENEMIC CON- DITION? BOY, THOSE MEALS ARE GETTING BETTER AND BIGGER EACH DAY. The Devil, Jim Fenslermuker, offers Mr. Supreme, Bill Guidis, the sweet goblel of worldly power lwhich was oclually the bitter cup of elernul dam- notionl. l34 FQ Slur of the show, Jim Fensiermoker, bemuses lhe audience with o devilish grin. HWLUCIFER AT Three months after the school year began, the Drama Club, under the direction of Brother Larry Mullaly, surprised the en- tire student body by its dazzling production of Lucifer at Large . With James Fenstermaker and Eric Ramm holding the lead roles, capably assisted by Bill Gaidis, Larry Thatch, and Pat Warren, our thespians forcefully illustrated the unending struggle between God, the Devil, and man. Although the play was only forty minutes in length, its technical precision and acting virtuosity, in the opinion of many, surpassed all pro- ductions seen in the last several years. lt the Drama Club can continue this tradition in coming semesters, we certainly have something to look forward to. LARGE With cadaverous expressions the cast listens as The Devil, Jim Fenstermaker, drops In on Thatch, Gaidis, and Lucifer warns the audience of his uncanny ability while they are discussing what life should mean to a man. to enslave souls. Sponsored by GUSTAV A. REAL P.O. Box l09-F Manila, Philippine tae- is Ramm g A TWIST OF OLIVER The Urchins. In this scene, the little devils dance and sing l36s Oliver, played by Mark Brush, sings a forlorn song of lost love. There isn't a wasted word in the Broadway production Oliwir, and its melodies spell a simplicity and purity unique in the thea- ter today. The theme of Oliver, as the classic Dickens tale sug- gests, is a boy's search for love. The essence of the novel is cap- tured in Olive-r's song, Where is Love? and is carried even to the notorious criminal Fagin, who is what he is because he too was never loved. lronically enough, in our adapted musical sketch, put on by our Little Theater Players on March I8 and I9, I966, the plot is twisted and the outcast Oliver finds more love among the outcasts than he did in society. Oliver is given u talking-to by the spindly-legged, cigarette- puffing Artful Dodger, portrayed by Tom Wilson. The Dodger snickers while poor little Oliver laughs it right off. TALENT SHOW Derloshon ond Tibbells mock the Smoihers Brothers in everything bui the names. F 'ChomeIeon Worren1 NAACP-watch out! X 1 if -Q Tom Stegmeir sings Dennis Gagnon rocks out of School Talent Show I . i ww -'F U S Q S. if V52 qi 3' . -ix A X V? X N x A f x A XS 5 XB' 'Q X X? Q X S , Q Q Six x QR Q SQ . w i fi S N -- -N, -.Q-:iw . ws INITIATION - S K X H -' ' . .. W Sf Freshmen congregate after a grueling day in the process of becoming Braves. This initiation was so well organized thot freshmen as well as seniors enioyed themselves. .Q Joe Wonders is carried oloft by six faithful slaves. Freshmen were only too willing to perform the most menial tasks for their masters. 40' Freshmen frolic in the filth os seniors look on with grins of sadistic pleasure. - Gagnon. ........., tm. -.mis ur me uurrru uruuip rug wuiu uy uulllll: Seniors are given some of the honor that they deserve. Since horses were lniiaiions have definitely affecied freshman Brenn Boyer. noi available, freshmen look lurns in pulling the seniors around lhe school grounds on a large wagon. Seniors Thomas and Gonzales apply war paint to the A freshman falls viclim lo stronger forces os lhe remainder of his class faces of two freshman papooses. strains lo avoid joining him. to listen to the Rosey Ridge ll. The Green Leaves of Summer HOCDTENANNY The Second Annual Bosco Hootenanny was pre sented in the gym on November l9. To the de light of 800 folk-minded Bosconians, the New Folk Trio, along with several other fine groups gave a rock-out performance in a long-to-be remembered evening. You re in the Pepsi generation! Below Left: The Pepsi minstrels, following the sensational performance of the New Folk Trio, bring the Second Annual Bosco Hoatenanny to a close. woods folk music. Left. The accompanying New Folk Trio pauses briefly Below. David and Rhea capture the audience with a tender rendition of The Arkells present some authentic back- FLIGHT INTCD SPRING FASHION SHOW Bosco's newly founded Mothers' Club has become a very active organization. In Marchitspon- sored a fashion show that netted over 52,000 which was quickly donated to the school. This was the first time that such an event has ever been attempted at SJB. Mellow baritone, John Walker, livens the ceremonies during a break in the modeling. f ik ii 2 Q Fashion buffs iam the Golden West Au- ditorium tor the First Annual Fashion Show. The Mothers' Club sponsored event was a complete sellout. Cosmopolitan opporel highlights an entertaining after- noon as dashing ladies take the captive audience on a tour of modern world fashions. C C s. xx 4-Q if 9 k N N N N ,brxxig E :QQ ri X ti g s g X we o , t I mg misses i s K w, Egg S .s , if Rim i' tg It 'Q if I ix sag . tri Q' . if f f X ,g E st P' X it X ' X 2 J' sits C5 ..........--.av s lf iii! wrt 5 W WMZTWW 61 ACKNCWLEDGEMENTS The Stott ot the I966 BRAVE would like to express their sincerest thanks to the following, for their co-operation ond involuoble ossistonce: Mr. LOVFY Calderon, ot the S.C. Studio ot Photog- rophy, school photographer Mr. Jon Nelson, Publishing Representative Inter-Collegiote Press, Publishers l44 ' WZ' KAW? 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