St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1970 volume:

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Through the achievements of its students, our school has established itself in a prominent position among the high schools of South- ern California. 151 ,ni JM, ,wp ,Af Qtjzrhzz Hunan Stnslnrrlfmtur High Ethan! ,M t..:s:a'1riifiiz,x'1'xftt?3i34 Af'X.fRi'2lJlTr5n'l12i iw Proofs of Achievement M t E 5 Thu is .kffmihwci dxlmdx june 30, 253 911 3 5 '92 alta. mil ffmum 'Wzmirfzt at 'fiftltlfi xiitsiilaizaila if im 1 litany: 111151211 bg Ili 1 i ii: Q 1 ' K' miwrir.4mmz wwf iam 1. mma.m4f.m2,zm twain .ii fi i ze-mffayf imlfntrmal hmm: 'imrhi nf 9 r l I af Xiu Kahmml ilnazsahim ul Smmti in 'H E 2811979 65611 PU D315 541214213 ll K MH X mf www nw A ,mn it lm ilu Bun llxmm Sflmgizx r Ei Z 1 i 2 l Mfg Za . W V gr' 2 Wu, .A iffkiw fzimwf. Ziwnim in 1 it ws mba tiff im, i ,f 2' 21 1 ff M.m,,.,, qqfwlm-Q,. ,blah fffgflaw if 'T 4 4 ee pity QS X130 A ' ' UK' Nw A '. jx Q7 fx 3 . .X I . . . A 3 1 , x K . I A The Student Body Was Very Proud of the Achievements of the Band an 1. , 5 V - X 1 'ff'-. 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APODACA STEFFAN FREDERIC ATTARDO T0p row: SHERIN AYAD, NICK BANKO, JOSEPH THOMAS BAUCHER,JR. Second row: ROBERT J. BEAVER, PAUL BELLENBAUM, BRAD BENNETT, JACOB BLEA, III. Third row: PAUL DONALD BOWMAN, DALE M. BORGES. Boiiom row: DENNIS JOSEPH BRACKEN, KEVIN MICHAEL BURCKHARDT. , I Top row: ALBERTO CARBON0 JIM CARLETON JIM CARON Second row: JIM CASTILLO RICHARD CHAVARRIA Third row: TOM CLUNEY CHARLES COLEMAN KEVIN COLEMAN Bottom row: KEVIN COOK JIM DAVIDSON Xoimafm 8 0, I PQ If ' xx, , JV l 1 Af lfffuy ' -X Ig, MW! QV ks, h ,vw LQ. 'Y . x ,-,L Z' fgmmmm Top row: TOM DEITENBECK Second row: MICHAEL DELANY Third row: PAUL DeNISCO JOHN J. DIGHERA DEAN DUNBAR Bottom row: WILLIAM CHARLES ERWIN ANTHONY JOSEPH FEFIFIEIRA PETE FIORENZA O QM' , L f CYLJ INK 7 M fx A . n! Qju , qvllf v w ' ' L,?1,fU','L C521 V LPM GQ CMU x X 1' W 'I6 Top row: GERY FLOGERZI STEVE GANDOLFO DAN GERSCH Second row: TOM GLENN MICHAEL A. GONSALVES IGNACIO GONZALEZ Third row: PAUL GUERRERO ROLAND HABERMAN JOHN HASTERT Bottom row: JAMES HAVEY EDWARD JOHN HENGEL MARTIN EDWARD GERAURD HERNANDEZ fa-110' vw!! Top row: EDWARD HOFFMAN JOHN GARY HOKENSON JOHN HOTTINGA Second row: MICHALE W. IWASIWKA PAT JOHNSON DENNIS JONES Third row: PAUL JONES JAMES T. JUlSTA Bottom row: KEN K. KAPONO SAAM KOUTCHESFAHANI DENNIS EDWARD LESNIAK ? :mm Top row: JIM LOY, CHRIS LUBNER, ANTHONY ROBERT LUCAS. Second row: MARK DAVID CHRISTOPHER LUKES, JOHN WILLIAM LUGIBIHL. Third row: GERARD J. MARNIEN, LARRY MATSON. 1 8 I JIUI TQIWI Wm 09' Top row: RICHARD MARTINEZ, MIKE MCCARTHY. Second l'OWZ TIM M c R E Y N O L D S, THOMAS MELLO, EDWARD DAVID MERK. Bottom row: A GREGG M O N T A N E Z, CHUCK NELSON, GREG NELSON. 'T- RICHARD OCHELTREE JAMES ANTHONY O'LEARY DOUGLAS PADO RAYMOND E. PARADIS MIKE PEARRING STEVE M. PEKARCIK f',w ff? 1 W! 2 QQ, 2 IW! QW 5 5 Wa, ,A ,Mi WJ? MICHAEL PONZIO JAMES ALLEN PRIDE, JR TOM RAMIREZ BILLY REID HARRY REYSBERGEN BILL RIDGLEY .lui XXX qi Top row: ED RIVERS. Second row: EDMUNDO R O S A L E S, LARRY H. ROSALES, NICHOLAS ROSS. Third row: JOSEPH SANCHEZ, STEVEN SAYRE, MIKE SCHIADA. Bottom row: FRANK SCHUBERT, MYRON SCHUSTER, WILLIAM JOSEPH SETTLE, JR. A . I I -..mdk 4 .. 'ix x Wwwmx S3 Top row: STEVE SHEA RUSS SKIFF Second row: WILLIAM STANGL HARRY O. STEVENS Bottom row: JIM STOCKBERGER JOHN M. STODOLKA TIMOTHY J. STODOLKA Top row WILLIAM SZCZEPANIAK THOMAS PATRICK TORMEY Second row KEVIN TRECHTER, GEORGE TUFTS TIMOTHY IGNATIUS UPP, OSCAR VALENZUELA Bottomrow GEORGE VAN DE MORTEL, EARL VALLES, D A N I E L J. VAN WIE, KEN VARNER Uv FLALA I wJ' WMI! j .I , 7 IV'JlkjlL,fI 3 , ,fl ff - 1 I , If IW ' Q 1 fl 1 ' L1 , , ,Ly 1 E - .1 1 A ,k fb ,ww II A M' I L X J f' I jab If I n MW r 'f su' VI C' I ,. . s ,- I .f I. f .f ifufw HQ, M65 K .I f.f mi ' mf' I-fy Q bull II 1 fa sk' 1 I , x, v Wi' ., B I L . L- I , 'NR I X1 6' f Y j Top row: RICHARD VON GOLDBERG, STAN M. WALLS Second row: TIMOTHY WEBB, CHRIS WEBER, RICHARD M WEISS Bottom row: JOHN JOSEPH WIELAND, JOSEPH RICHARD WIESNIESKI, STEPHEN WOOD, DAVE YACO- NO I Fred M. ALEXANDER Ronald G. ALFANO-Drama' 3,45 Junior Achieve- ment 2. s. APoDAcA4swhhmlhg fmgr.J 25 Drama 2,3,45 Junior Achievement 25 War Tribe 1. Flobert Robert Vincent ARCE-Basketball: B 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,45 Co-Captain 25 Most Improved 35 Best Defense 2-Track: B 1, Varsity 2,3,45 School Records, C-13250, Varsity Mile5 All- League 2,3-Cross Country: Varsity 1,2,3,45 All- League 2,3,45 MVP 45 First Place Mt. Sac In- vitational 4-Chess 35 Lettermen 1,2,3,45 Speech and Debate 15 Junior Achievement 25 War Tribe 15 Brethren 25 ASB Treasurer 35 ASB President 45 CSF 45 Honor Roll 3,4. Arthur E. ARMIJO-Football, Frosh 1, Varsity 2,3,4, All-League 4, Gold Helmet Award 4, School record-longest run from scrimmage, Most Vaioable Back 45 Baseball, Varsity 1,2,3,45 All Leagge 1,2, School record, most stolen bases5 Basketball, Frosh 1, Varsity 45 Letter- men 2,35Qg,5l7lomerooni Vkyy Offl5cer,1,2. steffan '1tTrAl5iiQQ5jL1FWlball, Frosh 15 Swimmigiy, Varsity 45-'5Pep Club 4, Lettermen 4, Homeroom' President 1 ,4. Sherin ASIAD-Soccer, Varsity 4. Nick JV 45 Chess 4. Joe L',.,, ...V 2, . Ruben h eeavelzffiilvfestlihg, 2-35 1 sg Newspaper Staff 3, Speech and Debatet. lilsm BELLENBAU M-Football: 1. 2. Varsity?-53,fl5V1.Tackler, Ofijlho Year 45 All-League 2nd !ifiE?l1'lfj.ig.kgf.GVCld'.f2fgg,!ifyiQt75i.aAw3Td 4 5, Lliettegggen 3,43 '9Qtl'llS,,.ifyH4'I 4, 2 VV.. -V.VA 1 Bradf iiiyi Beauavr-colf,55i.ififlvaksiry 3,45 a,4. -5 I Jacob ,Bl..EA-Footballgffrosh 1, JV 25f,Basket- ballgfgggglf, JV 2, Varsity-13,45 MVP 25i2Captain 2,45z',?Qgil-League Mention E45 Five varsifQffrecords5 JV 2, Varsity 3,45 Trac1CffC'c1, V8rsity':51l1L'-QfSchool record, Varsity high jillnp5 Pep Club 3,45 Lettermen 3,45 Class President 3,45 Homeroom President 2,35 Home- coming,-Escort 45 Honor Roll 15 National 'Schol- arshiplgsemi-Finalistg'Outstanding Teenager of Ameficiifl- 5 V . 5 oohalilillileaul Bowulntiigieaaebsll, 3. Juniolfg-1Achievement 5. - . oahhls ,ggloseph ermcltlsne-Foolhall, 35 Basebalijgig-LV 1,2,, Vafsity 3,45 LetterlQ1,gg15,, 4, CSF Rollf 2,45 Geometry Aviiard 52, French 2. ' 'F ' A 1' Kevin Michael BURKHARDT--Football, Frosh 15 Baseball, JV 1,2. AlbeftoCARBONO-Track, JV 45 Soccer, JV 1, Varsityj2,3,4, Best Offense 153, Best Defense 4, AIIQ-LeaQue.E3,45 Tennis, 15, Varsity 3,455'5fMost- Improved 35 Lettermen 45 Altar Society James Byrne CARLETON-Chess 45 Photo Club 25 Newspaper Staff 2,45 Yearbook 25 Junior Achievement 2,35 NROTC Candidate5 RCIA Schotagship Finalist5 California State, Scholar- ship Senli-Finalistg Ethicsihward. 5 ,.., 1 ,.,.,,' Q Jamesfsisiigdward CARQQ-6-Basketball, 351,25 Basebaff, 'JV 2, Varsityi'3,4'57Drama 4, 'Best'Ac- tor, NCTA Tournament at Loyola Univ5 Letter- men 45 Newspaper staff 45 Junior Achievement 25 ASB Secretary 45 CSF 2,45 Honor Roll 'l,2,45 NMSQTJ - Commended ,Student5 Retail 5 -Clerk's scholarship Flnalistg State, Scholarshipjgsemi- F'na Sl-55-5' e5'-'4 , .,.-., Jim D. cAsrll.l.o . . . Tom J. cLuNlav-Pea Club 1, Newspaper stall 45 Honor Roll 15 German Award 15 Silver MedalVfScl1olarship Award 1. Richard John CHAVARRIA--Homeroom Officer 2,-1. - 5, Kevin T. COLEMAN-Football,,Frosh 155 '-,t JV 2, Varsity 35 Basketball, 5'Jv 25 Drama 3, Letter- men 35 Homeroom Officer 35 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. Charles Ululofaiga COLEMAN-Soccer, JV 2, Varsity 3,4, Most I n s pi ratio n a I 35 Junior Achievement 25 Honor Roll 1,2. A Kevin Anthony COOK1-Iennis, JV 2, Varsity 35 Chess 45 CSF 2,35 Hohol' Roll 1,2,3,45 NMSQT Commended Student5 State Scholarship Semi- Finalist5 Gold Medal, Scholastic Award 1. Jim F. DAVIDSON-Track: B 3, Varsity 45 Cross Country: JV 4, All League 45 Wrestling: Varsity 2,3,45 MVP 2,35 Most Inspirational 45 School record, most pins5 All-League 4, Captain 3,45 Lettermen 2,3,45 Newspaper stall 45 Speech and Debate 15 Junior Achievement 25 Class Officer 45 CSF 45 Honor roll 2,45 Semi-Finalist, Outstanding High School Student of America. James S. HAVEY--Baseball, JV 25 State Schol- arship Semi-Finalist. Edward John HENGEL-Soccer, JV 2. Martin Edward Gerard HERNANDEZ Edward L. HOFFMAN-War Tribe 15 Honor Roll 1. John HOKENSON W Vhhfkkk 5 H John HOTTINGA--Football, Frosh 1, JV 25 Basketball, Cee 15 Swimming, Frosh 15 Soccer, JV 35 Newspaper Stall 35 Speech and Debate 15 War Tribe 15 Homeroom Officer 1. Michael W. IWASIWKA-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,45 Basketball, Bee 1, JV 25 Base- ball, JV 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Most Improved 3, All- League second team 3, School record RBI's5 Lettermen 3,45 Homeroom President 45 Honor Roll 15 Gold Medal Honor Student 1. Patrick J. JOHNSON-Track, JV 3, ,Varsity 45 Cross Country, Varsity 4, Most Inspirational 45 Richard DAVIS-Pep Club 1,25 Newspaper Wrestling, JV 2, Varsity 3,45 Newspap'qg13sstaff'45 staff 45 Yearbook 25 War Tribe 15 Ethics Award Junior Achievement 2. A ,,,,, ..'-,V:,- 5l -' 5 3. , 1 A 555' 5 5 5 -1 h ,,,, 5 , . ,,., , nehhis R. .lonss-Tennis, ',lv'-Efia-556'Missloh Tom DEITENBECK-Soccer, JV 2,35 Track, Cee Club 35 Speech and gf... Bebgtg,115,2g,,Q,gQg-Q1Qgf,',,,unj. 1. 55 versity of Loyola Tournament:'l'Class'QgP1eei8ent ' J 15 Homeroom o,ffiQg533,g,3f-CSF 2,3,45 I-lpnor Roll Michaiet ':--' DELANYfEQl3g.lQ3.!,l.. Frosh ,1.WylX 2, .,2,354555,Cerrltosj T0lalh1Q,HQQiE8' gay Honorable Men- MVP Defense 1: Baseball. JV'1l.2Ei Weight tion5 NMSQT cohggggiyt-iafgsludehlg sang Schol- Lifting 1,25 Homeroom President 25 ASB Vice arship Semi-Fmgtyj' Vofui-iilgeng VVAL NQhfVVVf2MgmgIiAal President 4. Hospitall ,,,Ellyics: 5 Award 35 Alpe!sra5'A1r?irf855'3. Q 5 , PiQ1,,I2eNlSCO-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2. - Aig. 1' 5 ' 1 JONES-Chemistry AwarQ, 35 AI- DIGHERA--Football, Frosh 15 Track, 3. m ' Q. ceQ1135flgmip5' Alihievement 2, - If K' 5 ii I , ki': 451311 S Vlyk' ,.:-.1 . I ,.f,,ff. lg ti, ,. ., De-am-5QuNaAH-ffifofball. JV 2. varsiarffti ift 5,.,i ,leavttrrlss 5 ,,55 - 1 ctile 5weigPgt5y,ir1.lhii5'15,2i5i,,Tennis 4: PGP ClU.fQff37ifflEgw5f5 :,i ,55i KANEs4sasla3tlgatl5.vl5Bee-52, vifsily 3,45 Trib? WHQNGYOUW 9!fiCef1.2- vft'liiiiik'.l Jv 2, Varsitlyf 'lii 3.45 Cross Courltry, .lv . 5 -5 252.5 5 5 Q 5' IlWlliafm Charles Enwln-aaskelhali,.iLeee 1,2, . 1- 5 VarSiIY,,3,4, Captain 25. Baseball, .lv Club KQQQGYG5 Kehaulanf.55..KAP0N0-FOQFEZH. JV 2. 4:V,LQg5,men 3,41 Homecoming Escdhf53g,51g.'HDme, ygfgly -,3,45 Tackleljigol the vear,,545,-will-League .roalliiiioffioer 4.5 g, 1 -,-.',- ..5, if J 1- '5El9!'0E!?3b3E' 'V'e f'0'J.5'iff?i55W.'eS '9i' 'U e -i ' 5,-'5- --:. Hom' . Tony,,.J. FERRElRAfefootball, JV 2, Wrestling, Sham KoUTcHEsFXgxN,psoccefgV var- .lv agiifelghl l.i1lihgl1i2Q3.f llli g 7? 5 PeterlJ. FIORENZA--Baseball, Varsity 4, Bee 25 Soccer, JV 25 Junior Achievement, 25 Ad- 'fevsewfmmenl Glasser '-wif' . 25.1. cANDol.l5pQQBaskelballi,.'l Bee 2, Varsity 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Newspaper' staff 45 War Tribe 1, Class Officer 45 Homeroom Of- -a99F21?,9fH9ad che'mQQ5!9!.4' , . - rlahielflvl. censcl-l-Track, see 1, Varsity 2,a, 45,,,Crgss Country, JV 2,35 Soccer, Varsity 3,45 Pep .Club 15 Chess Club 15 Photo Club 1, Choir 1. 5 Tom L. GLENN-Basketball, Varsity 35 Track, Varsity 45 Pep Club 3,45 Junior Achievement 2. Ignacio' eoNzAl.Ez4sobcer, .lv 1,2, Varsity 3,4,VBest Offense 25, Weight Lifting 35 Pep Club 45 Drama 15 Lettermen 45 Junior Achievement 23 Homeroom Officer 1,,3. I miue,,,GoNsALvlss-Tennis, .lv 45 ,Newspaper staff 4. 5 . PaulSi?t5LiERnEno,-.c, ji5,-4f,.fl6sQQf-can hliv, . tIine,,..,.Varsity5 1-Q2,3,Q,Qg,g ',,, Co-Captain ,.,4.:,,,League ChampJf136 P0UNdSI5':l-4415 Pep Club 45-5War,..Tribe 15 Ethics Award 15 Cheerleader 4. Roland HABERMAN-Baseball, JV 15 Soccer, JVV2, Varsity 4, MVP 2, All-Leaguepsecond leamkfa . -gi-1 e -5.5, 1,15 --.'5, HLASTERT-Baseball Bee 2 .lv 3 Varsity 45 Golf JV 15 Cross Country JV 45 Drama 25 Newspaperstaff 45 Junior ,Achieve- ment 25 Honor Roll 3,45 CSF 45 State Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist5 Algebra Award 35 English Award 35 Spanish Award 3. sity 3,45 Track, Varsity 45 Tennisftfarsity 35 Aerospace Club 2,5 ,Lettermen 3,45 Yearbook 15 HmfR0 1- f 4 3'4- 5 55.5-tw!'5Qr ia..Lov-Foolbfi'liQ1fFrosh 1, 2,3,4, MVP 4, Santa Fe League MVP 4, -,Ail League 4. Captain 4. weia!1t..Liftins 2.3l.Q1....i1,MVR 3: ,Qralnga.e2,3: 253,45 Hor51iEfo35l'l3f5,,l!'5fresl- ,dyf3Q'5QQ.,2,35 Honiog, Roll 1,2,35 Statemgcligiiarship Sel'hifFinaIist5 -,NaEi9naI Scholarship ist5 Chemistry .Aviard 35 Ethics Ali. gebra:Award 3. V Christopher Paul LQBNER-F00lbaIlL,ViL'F?0Sh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,4, Goid Helmet Award 45 Base- ball, JV 2, Varsity 455f,Drama 4, Lettermen 3,45 Newspaper Staff 4, Editor 45 ,5,. Qtficer Tony, n. LUCAS-Pi ,f.'l' 2520151135251 tmgnb .lv Swim. miBgkkfmQf., Varsity. 25 Soccer, JV 1,2,35 Varsity 45 Chess 25 War Tribe Tl. K ' Jgmrwslllam Luclrerilg.. , Fresh! ,Pep Clllifb15i1,.5 Altar Sociellli--Junior Actliialf-Wifi! 25' wSfl'Tflb8 1 Q ' fffk, Gerard MARNIEN-aaiieball, Varsity tif' A Richard E. MARTINEZ-e-Football, JVM 25 Junior Achievement 25, .Hoirieroom Officer f3'5fCSF 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Biology Award 25'Geometry Award 25 Spanish Award 2. Larry' D. MATSON-Football, Frosh 1, JV 25 Basketball, Bee 1,25 Varsity 3,4, MVP5 25 Base- ball, JV 1,25 Pep ,Club 25 CSF 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Christian Brothership Award 3. J. Michael MCCARTHY-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,4, Gold Helmet Award 4, All League 2nd team 45 Wrestling, JV 1,2, Varsity 3, Most lmproved 25 Drama, 1,2,3,45 Best Supporting Actor, NCTA Tournament 45 Lettermen 3,45 Speech and Debate 15 CSF 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Semi-Finalist Society ot Prolessional En- gineers Scholarship5 Bronze Medal Scholastic Award 35 State Scholarship Semi-Finalistg NMSQT Commended Studentg Volunteens ol Memorial Hospital Vice President. Tim W. MCREYNOLDS-Track, Varsity 45 News- paper Statt 45 Yearbook 45 Speech and Debate 15 War Tribe 15 State Scholarship Semi-FinaIist5 NROTC Scholarship Finalist. Thomas A. MELLO-Band 1,2,3,45 All-Catholic Honor Band. Edward David MERK oregrio MoNTANez-rennis, .iv '1,,Varsity 2, 3,4, MVP 2,3, School record: most games won5 Drama 45 Lettermen 3,45 Junior Achievement 2. Charles,.D. NELSON-Football imgr.J Varsity 25 Swimirtigngt Bee 15 Track, Bee 2,3, Varsity 45' Newspaper:.Statt 45, Altar Society 1, Mission Club 2,35 Speech and-,Debate 1,25 Homeroom Officer- 525 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist: NEDT Achievement Awardg Ethics Award 3. Gregory J. NELSON-Cross Country, JV 45 Track, Bee 2,3, Varsitygf 45 Drama'-2,45 News- paper.Stalt 45 Altar .,,S ,Society l,3357,Mission Club 2,3Q'Sl5i5eoh and Debalelf1,2, Mostfdlaluable 15 CSF 253,45 Honor Roll '1,2,3,45 State' Scholar- ship Semi-Finalistg Sitver Medal i'Scholastic Award 15 Ethics Award 35 English Award 3: 3,4, All League 4, Gold Helmet Award 4, Most Improved 45 Lettermen 2,3,45 Homeroom Presi- dent 45 CSF 2,3,4, President 45 Honor Roll 1, 2,35 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. Harry H. REYSBERGEN-Baseball, JV 2. William T. RIDGLEY-Track, Varsity 45 Pep Club 45 Drama 2,35 Newspaper Stall 45 Mission Club 3,45 Junior Achievement 2, War Tribe 1. Edward Anthony RIVERS-Basketball, Bee 2, Varsity 45 Pep Club 1,25 War Tribe 15 Glee Club 15 Mr. Norwalk lor Heart Fund, Muscu- lar Dystrophy Fund, Cancer Drive. Edmundo ROSALES-Tennis, JV 3, Most lm- proved5 Chess 45 Band 1,2,3,4, All-Catholic Honor Band5 CSF 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3. Larry H. ROSALES-Football, JV-2, Varsity 45 Soccer, JV 3, Varsity 45, Track, Varsity 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Drama 35 Lettermen 45 Junior Achievement,3. Nicholas Anthony ROSS--Football, Frosh 1, JV 52, Varsity 3,45 Basketballg Varsity 35 Wrestling, JV 25 Drama 35 Liettermen - L L Joe SANCHEZ-Basketball, Cee 15 cross Country, Bee 25 Soccer, JV 3, Varsity 4, All- League 4, MVP 45 Drama 3,45 War Tribe 1. Steve SAYRE L , Mike L.MSCHIADA-Football, Frosh 1, JV 25 Basketball, Bee 25 Wrestling, JV 1,2, Varsity 3, Most Inspirational 15 Homeroom Ollicer 1. Homecoming kkk. 5, ,El'.8t'lK or fmgnjr Varsity iaamaszfaxnthonye offeiinvfewixriniiiisi4Bee iflij. Vafsifv 2139253 Cavlffifviffi Band varsarysag5warrribe15 Hpmeroom 4 'iii' 4154: AtfargS99iS4!g1r2- 4 nicnaranocnetrnesi Myron Ray '1i, SCHUSTER-Drama 2,45 Altar so- ciety 15 Mission Club 35 ,Speech and Debate Douglas M. PADO-also Club 2.3.43 Mission 1,25 CSF 5253555 Honor Rol,ijl,2,3,45 State Schol- Cluba-3,45' CSF 1,25 Ethics Award arship' Serntggfinalistz. Silyer Medal, Academic r3:yAIgeb?a Award'QEfSiiZ5f3?lQitors at Entrarieeg Loyola Award.-15 Aijebra Award 1,35 Geometry Award Universityqf V. 'K Raymond E. PARADlS--Football, .ivl2, Varsity 3,4, MVP 2, Most ,Valuable Lineman, 4, Gold 25 Ethics Award 2,35 -Latin, Award 2,35 English Award 1,2,3:vNEDT Certificate ot Merit. william J. I-SETTLE, Jr.-swimming, cee 1, H9lm?li,AW,Hl'd 4, Hfiififof the We?Kl4fl?W5C9i 4, Varsity 2. I , ,All rl-553901 42 Dfamefiiiiiifi-9l'3'me'?,'iQi3fi?9i...INGWSL 5 r Q , ,yi ,.., -rarer Classsforffefi fserher- ravfrrsf-f1.g55QsweA-lanternsee 45 Honitiig Roll 15 FrenchTAwa'rd1. iff' Q ' .3,45 Cross Country, Varsity 3,4, All-Le'3gui6 '4, Michael J. PEARRING--Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,4, Goldlgt-lelmet Award.,45 Drama 2,3,4E:.'glgettennen 3,45 -Newspaper Stdfl!2, Home- 'OOMEJQQZFCQF 2: HDDQI5-fldU1i1i.2r3r4i NMsQgfgftzommenueiimtbiunentg' Outstahttlihg r Fu- ture Engineer Awer6i4fiState Scholarship Semit- Finalist. . ' if I Steve M. PEKARCIK-Football, Frosh 1. JV 25 Basebaii, Varsity 45.Newspaper Statl' 25 Speech andnebate 1' M651 Naluable Player, Inter- Michaet Joseph PONZl0-Soccer, JV 2,35 Ju- nior Achievement 25 War Tribe 1. James fA. Pnlosfmotbali, .iv 2, Varsity 45 Weight, Litting, record 1180 pounds class! .... tori, parallel -' fstiiratsj Socc'er,,,,JV .25 Var- sity 3,4, Most lnspiiifational 4, Pep'Club 35 Lettermen 45 Choir 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2, 354. Tom RAMIREZ-Footbal1,,Frosh 1,.12.lV 2, Var- sity 3,4,,'AlI Leagife' 'ii' t-lonorablef 'llilention 45 schooliirecord, interceptions Trackmyarslty 3,45 Baseball JV 25 Lettermie 3,4. ' f ' William John REID, lil-Football, JV 2, Varsity Most Inspirational 4, 2nd Place, Mt.' 'Sac ln- vitational 45 Drama 25 Lettermen 3,45 Junior Achievement,25 Newspaper Statt 45 Horneroom Officer 4: QSF,.,?.3,4. President ol district?-E5 Honor 'Southern Calilorniagigdison Plaque: 'Cerritos Math Fiekgljl Day5 State Scholarship semi-Finaiistg NMSQ'l'2'?Com- mended Student5 Algebra Award 1,35 Geometry Award 25 Chemistry Award125 Latin Award 2,35 NEDT Certificates Gold Medal Academic Award 5jl5,Silver Medal, Academic Award 3. murrdifffiiisibbailii- Jar-nes iskiFF-Fooiaaii, Bee 1,2,' JV'3, Varsity 45 Baseball JV 35 Chess 2. ' H Blane E. SMITH-Junior Achievement 25 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. William QSTANGL-Pep Club 15 Junior Achievemenlffiiig' War Tribe ,1 Special Achieve- ment Award'L.A. Herald Examiner Bill of Rights Essay Contest. ' Harry 0. STEVENS--Football, JV 25 War,Tribe 1, Pep Cl,ub,5,.15 2nd place,,Cerritos College Lah'guageD5y, ,.-i1i,j5.,rw ,j .1 .liz ' , Jim STOCKBERGER--Football, Frosh 1, 'JV 25 Wrestling, Varsity 4, Atl-League second team5 Drama 45 Homeroom Olticer 3. John M. STODOLKA Timothy J. STODOLKA-Basketball, JV 2,3, Varsity 4. William E. SZCZEPANIAK-Basketball, Bee 1, JV 25 Honor Roll 1,2. Thomas Patrick TORMEY-Basketball, Bee 1,2. Kevin TBECHTER-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,4, Most Improved 35 Most Valuable Lineman 45 Lettermen 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Bas- ketball, Bee 2. George Allen TU FTS Timothy C. UPP-Track, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 3,45 Cross Country, JV 4. Oscar VALENZUELA Earl VALLES-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 35 Track, Cee 1, Varsity 45 Weight Litting 1160 pound classy school record parallel squat5 Drama 4. George VAN DE MORTEL-Football, JV 25 Wrestling, Varsity 4, All-League5 Most lmproved5 Drama 45 Lettermen 45 Speech -.and Debate 1, Honor Ftoll 2. Daniel J. VAN WIE-Tennis, JV 35 CSF 45 Honor Roll 45 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. Kenneth James VARNER-Basketball, Frosh 1, Bee 25 Cross Country 35 Newspaper Statf 45 Junior Achievement 25 CSF 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. Richard C VON GOLDBERG-Football, Frosh 1, JV 2, Varsity 4, Best defensive player 25 Tennis, Frosh 15 Photo Club 1. Stan M. WALLS-Basketball, Varsity 45 Base- ball,Varsity 4. V A f Greg WEAVER-Football, Froshnj., JV 25 Golf, JV 1, Varsity. 3,gr,,,VAll-League' '35 1st place League Finals 2131'?rgfl.y5fH9B . Gisli? Award5 45 Sr.YeQchv,,and'Del5aEe 4. ,-5.1155 if gig, Timothy DuBois WEBB-Footballfqmgm Varsity 35 Lettermen 35 Choir 4. ' 5 Chris iWEBEEif:Baieb?ll .tmQ?iiiJVJT,2, Mist Inspirational 2: 2Qh'essf45fDrama 3,45'fYearbqQlg, Editor-in-Chief 45ffNewspaper,Stql't 152,45 Class Oliicer 25 CSF 451 Honor RoIlf'i'1,2,3,45 State Scholarship Semi-Enalist5 NMSQT Scholamhip Semi+Finalrst5 ,Certificate,of,fM,erlt5 Ethics, 15 ?'d 2,31 BiQ!9atl..AwHfd 5!'S S Awami Jbfin J. wiEi.Ai?itiiFoorbaii,2i?1iiiE35fb5' wrri5tiiEE5,7 .iv 2,3, Varsity iii, co-Holder 'school Retidtfd most pins5 All-League 4, MVP 4. 5 Richard M. WEl5S+Pep clubitg Mission clog 4- f ..,. . 1 Joe WlSNlESKlik0otball, Frosh 1, .iv Swimming, Cee 1, Bee 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. Stephen Daniel WOOD-Baseball, Varsity 45 Pep Club 2,45 Mission Club 3,45 CSF 2,3545 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4i5 Christian ,Gentlemen Award 355iffSlate Schotarship Semi-Finalistfiftiold Schotastic Award 3.4 A 4 David S. YACON0-Swimming, Bee 15 Tennis, Varsity 45 Pep Club 4, Speech and Debate ,15 War Tribe 15 Hon0f,RoIl 1,2,3,45, NEDT Certiflfi cate ot Merit5 School Sewie'e'iffrAward5 Scholarship Semi-Finalistg Gordon and Scholarships Serni-Nnalist5 Society ot Out- standing American High Schoot Students Schol- arship Semi-Finalist. 1 27 luniur Hnmeroum 304 Q i .--5412.2'fj.i.:1isg12hjlfgfg -5 X J 3 - 5 K 5753 f 1 V V' FL R . 4 1 X . V 3 'VL , A Vg, V V -, i 3 TOP-Darryl Baca, Glen Cardarelli and Jim Ferlita. ABOVE-Bottom: Kevin Ward and Louis Magdaleno. Middle: Joe Thorman and Tom Walsh. Top: Tom Venaglia and Ken Irvine. LEFT-Top to bottom: Richard Hottinga, Dave Avery, Steve Siliceo and Dan Sayre. QQ' ses iv, ABOVE-Counter-clockwise from bottom right: Bill Marnien, Tony Fuentes, Carlos Garcia, Phil Durazo, Steve Schmitz, Chris Weiss, Steve Vega, Joe Mor- gan, Eddie Ogden and Ed Bartlett. RIGHT-Sitting: Dana Weber. Standing: Rusty Ginter, Joe Hawthorne, Tony Catanzaro, Frank Dietern and Frank Stoddard. LEFT-Sitting: Joe Thorman. Stand- ing: Mike Bartolic, Kevin Ward, Robert Romani, John Camilleri, Jerome Simiens, Tom Walsh, Tony Bracken. , S It kv fi x. If TOP-Rod Logan, Frank Baplisla, Dale Ellis, and Mike Buckley. RIGHT-Dwayne McVicker, Bill Klein, Bob Cluney, Jim Cun- ningham, B i I I Noonan, and Paul Czerwinski. BELOW-Claudio Luna, Marcel Fischer, M a n u e I Villarreal, Steve Boone, and Mike Aiello. luniur Homeroum 242 LEFT-Don Engler, Mike Mc'Ken na, Ed Shannon, Scott Larson and Bill Tormey. CENTER LEFT--Mike Generakos Paul Kolacki, and Bill Star mann. 2? ABOVE-James Jilk, Larry Kuhn, Bob Mathews, and Steve John- SOD. LEFT-Bill Proszowski, Mike Luk- sich, Tim Reilly, Jack Abeelen Dan Day, and Bob Van Wie s ABOVE-Joseph Kapono, Paul Aguilar, and William Quinn. TOP RIGHT--Gary Coelho, Paul Dellerich, Dennis Lamp, Troy Bolello and Mitchell Bage. CENTER RIGHT-Frank Alvarez, Thomas Dorsey, Mr. Frank Bellino, and Greg Donahue. BOTTOM RIGHT-Lonnie Breedlove, Mi- chael Collins, Sleve Medeiros and Pal Schiada. BELOW-William Johnson, Steve Knoll, Donald Koppes, and William Craddick. BOTTOM LEFT-John Kent, Jack Neeway and Phil Hernandez. RIGHT-Richard Windmiller, C h a r I e s Schaffer, Russell Costello and Mike Culhane. BOTTOM RIGHT-Silvio Pierotti, Joseph Gallegos and Joseph Saenz. lunior Hnmeroom 311 Iuniur Hnmeroum 309 TOP-Daniel Glennon, Mike Kennedy, Brian Cole, Paul Couture and John Zaborowski. RIGHT-John Raders and Tom Donahue. BELOW-Sitting: Mark Schriefer, John Caron, Mike Ensch and Mark Iwanicki. Standing: Robert Lippert, Richard Overturf and Rod Covarrubias. f f Mmm A 34 3' ik' I W1 X Al, ABOVE LEFT-Mark Brush, Joseph Montoya, Bernie Meiia and Vince Mottola. ABOVE RIGHT-Sitting: Mike Wilson and Gary Grillo. Standing: Rick Bamrick and Kevin Kiley. CENTER-Paul Shepard, David Downey, Star- ley Roehl and William Brodet. LEFT-Kneeling: Steve Carney, John Kane and Kevin Burley. Standing: Mike Johnson, Robert Bustamante and Paul Lee. Junior Homeroom 305 RIGHT-Mike Ryan, Sal Mungo, Brad Siebert, Mike Hilgen and Steve Mytys. ww CENTER LEFT-Sitting: Paul Griffith and Tony Ferrero Standing: David Martinez, Mike Rusch and Dave Crivello ABOVE-Kevin Fitzpatrick, Henry Vento and Lynn Baroidi LEFT-Mike Martin, Gary Christianson and Ralph Gambina nv Q '95 F i 2 TOP-Sitting: Ed Prannis. Standing: Scott San- delin, Craig Cantrell and Mike Carstens. CENTER-Anthony Rosales, Pontsak Sirikul, Wrux Willey, Steve Ftepasky, Paul Scott, Mike Saeman and Gary Kerian. BOTTOM-Sitting: Jim Davis and Greg Voigt. Standing: Mark Guertin, Mike Blue, Gideon Clance and John Corcoran. 9 4 .. WMM 4 1 Tg Main M kat fu Q K A if fe f--:.-Q.. lx ' ' N Qpfp- S' ' V' SUIJIIUIIIUFB or .,..,.. Wm Hnmeroom ABOVE-Gary Smith, Barry 0'Connor, Howard Gordon, Tom Gebelin and John Gebelin. ABOVE RIGHT-Sitting: Bob Camire and Don Boone. Standing: Mike Barlow, Bob Gunder- son and Gene St. Hilaire. In tree: Fred De- Nisco. RIGHT-Desmond Barber, Paul Hagen, Matthew Byron, Mike Rivers, Tom Stein and Mike Nelson. RIGHT-Matthew Masterman, Greg Heinz, Fred Roggero and Michael Schaadt. BELOW-Sitting: Don Murvin, Steve Byron and Sal Albano. Standing: Dan Bridges, Tom Koppes, Joe Venaglia, Errol Foremaster, John McDonald and Bill Doolittle. BOTTOM--Mike Barlow, Arm- and Chatelain and Dan Kelly. xi 18 BELOW-D e n n i s Gruginski, Douglas Voigt and Stephen Corrigan. K --ts-s 5... My -M.. .0 N, . Q In ,-me all f 'F Q9 awiQSr. q Mr?-:Al ,, , .M BELOW-Sitting: Paul laccino, Danny Per- rault and Roy Ancira. Standing: Mick Cipolla, Shawn Redman and Nick Proch- now. yr 5 LEFT--Sitting: Pal Jamison, Scott Carusa, Mark Alvarado. Standing: Bruce Kerwin, Rick Bickart and Paul Huss. BELOW-Front: Ron Contee and Mike Montgomery. Standing: Jim Devries and John Chellsen. ,Ml wMm1 Wffnf If WWW 5 Y N. 5 mf fy fff. , I? , .. Wi W TOP-Kneeling: Jim White, Rick Wine, Don Gibson. Standing: Will Moreno, Joe Koss and Ed Katz. LEFT-Front: Randy Hawley, Jim Con- treras, Dave Deveaux and Dan Ayalla. Back: Bill Remy. BOTTOM LEFT-Front: Kevin Zilvar and John Perez. Back: George Fischer, John Buewing, Rick Searey and Greg Smotherman. BELOW-Sitting: Marc Bugyid, Ron Mc- Farland and Anthony Lee. Standing: Jelf Witherall, Martin Van Loon and Stephen Beaudoin. Q X is ,S J +V' Q-. Sophomore Homeroom 301 TOP-Kneeling: Cosmo Hernandez, Steve Gomez and Bob King. Standing: Leo J Koshe, Matt Rooney and Jim Hauler. RIGHT-Kneeling: Joel Champagne and ' Ken Tune. Standing: Joe Green and Jim DeVries. On shoulder: John Holtz. BOTTOM: Jim Mel and Rick Hawley. NHS .mpg 42. .,, 'Na' WJ 'W .A K 'K vu S Si SS' . TOP LEFT-Kneeling: Don Crivello and Barry Daford. Stand- ing: Frank Salatto, Richard Walsh, Jeff Bitgood and Tom Watson. In tree: Mike Mekes. TOP RIGHT-Kneeling: Mickey DeLaiIata and Dan Vasquez. Standing: AI Aguilar, Gerard Geiran, Frank Garcia. BOTTOM-Scott Poppaw, Eric Roberson, Dan Enriquez, Steve Major, Steve Parkhurst and Don Estes. . NS .43 ,. -' ,fs . .fi vow if oil' Sophomore Homeroom 243 ,J ,-6149-1 AX J '53 Um TOP-Gerald Gandollo, Thomas Johnston, William Keevers, Nicholas Hayman, Ralph Jensen, Michael Johnson and Edward Hawkins. CENTER-Raymond Sholls, Joe Sauer, Dan Schiada fglassesj, Edward Riglin, Jeffrey Sierra iwhile shirll, Richard Riche and Mark Schmitt. BOTTOM-David Kuner, David Olsen, Joseph Lang, David Ocheltree, Edmund Krok and Mark Lane. 'ISSJ W l '-,. , 5, ,Y Q-. 5- ,.,, , f, ,Q f f f 4 1751751 f Q3 ,f ff 9 ff' gigkffl ff Q! V ff-ff , f W 50' 15 Offfwff ff W f f 5 1,1 I 5 W 9' i , arm, ,.- , if R K 5 W A R 5 4' 'V TOP-Francis Werner, Lawrence Walsh, Joseph Szeibert and Paul Stein- broner. CENTER LEFT-Kevin Frick, Joseph Gauss, James Golini, Roy Doty, John Curd, Robert Durant and Da- vid Corrigan. ABOVE-Mike Worden, Greg Proven- zano, and Ralph Jensen. LEFT-Christopher Carabini, Jerome Chiaro, Robert Cornelow, Christo- pher Amrhein, Paul Bleem, John Canzone and Stephen Boersma. . N., . r . A 61 V 1 'mm 'M : f ' i I an ,, N TOP LEFT-Front row: Bill Hurlehy, Pat Lamb. Middle row: Darnell Johnson, Wally Clark. Back row: Bob Roberts, David Avila. TOP RIGHT-Front row: Harlan Azpeitia, John Gam- bina. Middle row: Tom Gibson. Top row: Byron Gardenhier, Rick Buckley. ABOVE-Front row: Tony Nuttall, Vic Sampson, David Ellis. Top row: John Roberts, Rene Belancourt, Jim Lukes. RIGHT-Kneeling: Michael Craddick. Standing: Russ Baca, Carl Topps, Mike Buckey. Sophomore Homeroom 426 ww. LEFT-Clockwise, from bottom left: David Echols, Frank D'Andrea, Ken Hengel, Albert Fliegel, Mark Naughton, Jim Burhenn. BELOW-Andry Rocco, Mike Adams, and Steve Early. ABOVE LEFT-Sitting: Paul Daniels, Jerry Van Deudekom and Mark Weber. Standing: Dan Amezcua and Keith Anderson. ABOVE-Front: Jim Reich, Rick Sampson and Ken Lee. Back: David Dowell and Roger Beaudin. LEFT-Sitting: Chris Goebel, Jeff Prentice and Brad Robala. Stand- ing: Richard Mendoza and Chris Stodolka. K l Q- 'X S. R . - Q. e -4 if S' as .. ar: Qi is E fi 5 l r W I if X E 1 2 5- I ,fi Freshman Homeruom L ABOVE LEFT-Fronl: Steve Vicen- cia, Mike Thronbrough. Standing: Dave Belli, Dale Edwards, Dan Kapono and Richard Merk. In tree: Pal Attardo. ABOVE-Sitting: Tim Gallegos, Jim Fitch and Mike Harley. Standing: Bill Orla and Joe Cruz. SF . . - Q r s 1- LEFT-Curtis Jackson, Larry Glatt, Dennis Lane, Mike Diaz and Ram- on Ramos. nh Freshman Homeroom 429 4 my .ga 'Q ...Q , N. W - - ABOVE-Richard Cavaness, Tony Cepeda, Elwood Anderson, Jim Burt, Creighton Belman. LEFT-Ralph Rivera, Tom Murphy, Joe Nieto. BELOW-Sitting: Mark Suda. Stand- ing: Tom Thorman, Don Tormey, David Schmahl, Vance Topps. HQ ,f ,, I I . A .X if -Q. 5 ik aff , mmf? xf fs' w llsoun .ii M TOP LEFT-Sitting: Mark Miller. Stand- ing: James Lillygren, Bob Mercuro, Matt McCauley, Kenny Lovell. TOP RIGHT-Jesse Willeg, Paul Zulia- ni, Fido, Rudi Travis. ABOVE-Chuck St. Clair, Mike Ruh- Iand, Pat Ruhland. LEFT-Mike Diana, Chuck Curnow, Dwayne Cullen, Tom Curran, Joe Haslert. 11 TOP-Ernest Ramirez, Ruben Vasquez, Larry Weimers, Ron Russet and Doug Warner. LEFT-Greg Crabb and Scott Wall. RIGHT-Rene Romero, Greg Cordham, Dan Cantreras, Jim Giovine, Chris Lovejoy, John O'Mahoney and Mike Kosied. ff ,arf ff 254' r' LEFT-Top: Victor Silva and Thaddeus Gonsalves. Bottom: Desi Rodriguez, Robert Oliveri, Orlando Sanchez and John Hagood. CENTER-Julius Cooper, Victor Silva, Kevin Christ- ianson, Paul Pacilico, Jelf Greenemeier, Wiley McFadden and Mike Clance. BOTTOM-Sitting: Denis Chevrier, Mike Worthen, Greg Nichols, Chris Whittington and Frank Ranieri. Standing: David Pletz and Jim Morris. Freshman Homeroom 433 1 gr' Freshman Homeruum 422 LEFT--Bottom row: Phil Hobbs. Middle row: Jeff Check, Tim McCarthy, Bill Trechter. Top row: Herve Vermeyel, Steve Svarczkopf, and Paul Strankowski. ABOVE--Don Bucky, John Carmody, Bob Colunga, Steve Covarrubias, and Dave Gomez. BOTTOM LEFT-Sitting: Mike Brunson, Patrick Kohler, Al Magaletta, and Greg Pinter. Standing: Maurice Daigle, and Pat Lyons. BELOW-David Breslin and Tim Grobaty. Aff' 2 9 l la LEFT ABOVE-Sitting: Bruce Little and Joe Shramek. Standing: Mark Croteau, Steve Massari, and Juan Cuellar. ABOVE-Sitting: Paul Schiada, Dan Kelly, and Steve Castellino. Standing: Al Rodreguez and Bob Partridge. LEFT-Sitting: Gary Geiser. Standing: Steve Ramirez, Mark Rosales, and Mike Nieves. BELOW-Sitting: Ruben Sholander. Back row: Dave Brandow, Ronald Stephens, Dan Brown, and Dennis Arce. 'V A , 0, of aid: 'ff ff 'fl if w , wfags r if , Ti ,LW -,. , ,V E f LM-M I ' TOP LEFT-Front row: John Kelley, Robert Garrene, William Fenster- maker. Back row: Tim Frick, Dave Krauss, Joe Charlesworth. TOP RIGHT-Sitting: Tim Ellis, Ray Ensch. Standing: Mark Carusa. BOTTOM LEFT-Hubbard Fellows, Ernest Avila, Jim Aiello. BOTTOM RIGHT-Brad Manners, Mike Van Wie, Bob Macias. r Freshman Homeroum 430 TOP-Kneeling: Larry Mazur, John Agu- ilar. Slanding: Steve Bolduc, Bill Var- gas, Mark Alvey. CENTER-Ted Van de Morlel, Greg Pe- karcik, Bill Shepard, John Webb, Roy Vigorilto, Steve Whitney. BOTTOM-Paul Gibbs, Tim Connelly, Dennis Donahue, Chris Coakley, Tim Ellis, Dan Dyba. RIGHT- Standing: Tom Silva, Steve Fitzgerald Sitting: Jeff Stuart, Greg Santos, Robert Robles, Ken Fay at s Ed Valdez Ed Montez In il X Q. ,.. li Ai -if .,,....,If fi 3 gi!! Sm! ,VP 'iii TSS: illft' if 1 4 5 it 1 ny. ,M- , 5 M ft Q 'i ef X E TOP LEFT-Front row: Mark Vidakovich, Wayne Molter. Middle row: Andy De Leon, Mike Pierce. Top row: Mike Castillo, Mike Farona, Rudy Valdez. TOP RIGHT-Front row: An- drew Schneider, Marty Ros- sa, Steven Thome. Back row: Stephen Warren, Keith Raphael, Raymond Chavez. BOTTOM-Front row: Mario Boenzi, Tom Shroll, Steve Summers. Top row: Bob Mc- Carthy, Joe Randazzo, Terry Saeman, Richard Keye. ,W . 'Q - 'ff f Q ' ' f'ijhf :-- S I' 5 .tx .. ff ff vs, Iwi FSP if - MMM W' 6 f ,wmwawk rw-fill Q. . , ,wr mf vwphl r .M , ., f , 1 ,W u .I f has H K wfevw Q K, 4 ' mg -Q my T 5- it 2 'View 2. . - S , .3 ff li: 1 'J 1-:. 2' R 1' Q f 6 4- S .ffff A - :W ,,,.. - f Y ' . W Freshman Homernum K 2' K . 3,5 , 5 ' . ' Q K wk y 0 V V 9-A w V 2 Z 'I F Q: ' 9 , ft' . ffg K T- 4f'V I 'ff 5 fe . X y .zu f. , p 2 is 4 7 Q 1- W , , 5 i iiri F Y 'Q . ' ... at 3 '- ww' . 'ls Page 60: TOP LEFT-Sitting: Paul Benavente. Standing: Ernest Balderrama, Tony Martin, John Fisher and Mark Betor. TOP RIGHT--In tree: Jim Baert. Front row: John Mc- Cutcheon, John Arroyl, Mike Hawthorne, Robert Fried- gen and Anthony Ponzio. BOTTOM-Standing: Mike Hess, Ramon Sepulveda, Keith Lovell, Steve Harter and Mark Kulaga. Sitting: Barry Giimore, Chris Vega and Jorge Nodarse. Page 61: TOP-Kneeling: Jim Monsoor. Standing: Joe Ainsworth, Ray Sepiilo, Chuck Carson and Rudy Escalera. CENTER-Resting: Mark Martinez. Standing: Doug Ab- bott, Tom Burris, Conrad Zaborowski and Greg Todd. BOTTOM-Kneeling: Jorge Guzman. Standing: Mario Malo, Leaga Dabier, Bill Carpenter and Anthony O'Brien. 1 ,,,, W: ., 3 - '47 fa. TOP-Joe Barilla, Mario Celotto, Tony Rivera, Gary Goodwin, Mike Saeli. BOTTOM LEFT-Froni row: Dan DeMont, Bob Curd, Tom Anderson. Middle: Jesse Covarubbias, Der- mot Mullaney. Back: Tim Foley. BOTTOM RIGHT-Greg Prim, Dave Ferrero, Tony Serra, Phil Waniker, Greg Gonsalves. Eighth Grade Q iii R Sgr, w ,Jr 1 ff WX it fn 1 59 4 B7 COUNTER CLOCKWISE from the left top: Front row: Larry Paul, Jesse Morris, Tim Lindsey, Randy Graeff. Back row: Richard Wright, Bill Grant, St. Clair Garcia, John Clark, Mike Az- peitia. Erick Faust, Dan Trout, George Pal- mer, Mike Moriarty, Richard Boucher. Robert Sheue, Gary Burg, Juan Gau- dino, Mark Coxe, Mike Pettit. Mike Shannon, Chad Wall. T Marty Sinclair, Art Bailey. M111 F! e S f 3 is Xml y 1 'Q' iaegg e six vi, ew 2 N Seventh Grade -keg., gn-6 irssi ABOVE LEFT-Sitting: Don Burris. Standing: Mark Quintana and Les Carey. In tree: Kevin Herlehy. ABOVE-Bottom: Gil Martinez and Brian Frick. Top: Jett Duke and Tony Colella. LEFT-4tanding: Ford Lang. On Pedestal: Jon Montgomery, Joe Van Shura and Johnny Johnson. we SEE TOP LEFT-Bottom: Mark Helm and Sergio Schonfeld. Middle: Rick Wollers. Top: Mike Long. ABOVE-Kneeling: Don Heffern. Standing: Fred Phiefer, Joe Rodriguez and Paul Ruffing. Top: Joe Glennon. LEFT-Front: Kile Culley, Randy McDonald and David Gray. Back: Vince Garcia, Ken Cirillo and Carlos Carrizales. FACULTY AND STAFF .f 4,904 pimig, J '75 ,fvfffxt The Director FATHER JOHN DAL MASO, SDB The Principal FATHER CARMINE VAIRO, SDB Assistant Principal Vice Principal MR. WILLIAM GOODMAN Finance Administration FATHER AUSTIN CONTERNO, SDB Vice Principal FATHER Leo BAYSINGEIHXQJ Y:a5 7k A 'SJLXVO J ' I English Department Srttrng Mr Frank Bellino, Brother John Itzaina, SDB, talso screncej Brother Ronald Sintek, SDB, falso mathj Brother James McBride, SDB, chairman. Stand- rng Mr James Mangan Qalso businessl and Brother Business Department Mr. Frank Wallace lalso sciencej and Mr. Gary Gaudet, chairman. Science Department Mr. Larry Hilliard, Mr. William Man- ning, chairman, and Mr. Thomas Maples. l Mathematics Department Social Studies Department rvrr. Nicholas Latorraca, Brother Michael Herbers, sos, Broth- Nlr- Alphonse Mansour, Chairman, lalS0 language, arll: Nlr- er Michael Marheineke, SDB, lalso Englishjg Father Larry Rall R0dl'l9UeZ, MF- James Read, ialsa mU5iClZ MT- Afihl-ll' Byrne, SDB, chairman, Pegg, Mr. George Massick, lalso physical education, driv- er trainingl. Father Emerich Kish, SDBg Mr. John Gonzales, Father Ralph Simeone, SDB, chairman, Qalso ethicslg Brother Roger Charbonneau, SDBQ Mr. Hans Roden talso science, mathl. 7l Brother Gabriel Crotti, SDB, lalso languagej, Father John Dal Ma- so, SDB, falso mathlg Father Leo Baysinger, SDB, chairman, lalso mathjg Father Frank Ribotta, SDBQ Brother John Taylor, SDB, falso math, health and safelyl: Father Aloysius Pestun, SDB, falso Ianguagej. Fine Arts Mr. James Reed, music, Mr. Alphonse Mansour, artg Brother Gabriel Crotti, 'T'-1 SDB, art, Mr. Frank Bellino, drama. The Coaching Staff Front row: Mr. John Gonzales, soccer, Mr. James Reed, Gggdman, fgotballg B.-other Jim Nlogride, SDB, basket- f00lb3ll and Wl'9SUlll93 Nlf- David Jordan, DlI'9CiOf of ballg Mr. Larry Hilliard, football and baseballg lVlr. Athletics and head football coach, Mr. Ray Rodriguez, Thomas Maples, football and swimming, Mr. Frank baseball: lVlr. George Messick, football. Back row: Wallace, football and basketball: IVlr. Arthur Pegg, Mr. Gary Gaudet, cross country and trackg Mr. Bill football, K 5 Valentino Colussi and Victor Wells. W 7 f 46 I 4 l 1 f l 9 'QwJ,'iQ1?flg,g H, Ma, ..'l'2 :E:3 E: ,' , ,, , if X W eww 7 , J ,,,, , V , ' MTW ' Q W W Wm. Josefina and David Martinez. had Joanna Carr 5 , , 75- t f v X wa.. f 5, -', ,, M Y ,, Mf g Staff Thaddeus lFredl Gray Frances Zitzelberger and Helen Brown Tatiana Lang Tom Coffey, William Lang, Jesse Arroyo, Mosebe Siab, Sigmund Zaili. im Q- K .--anon., CLUBS W1 ir, 4. W, . IA, I 1 Ai rf AP' X5 1 A9 wtf' f frsggt xi I X f - 1 ' 13' j f fy!! 9 X Nr A -te vi fs me Xjyfi X h' qtnrff J ,RF f M, .. HQ JAMES CARON ASB Secretary Student Government MICHAEL DELANY ASB Vice President ROBERT ARCE President, Associated Student Body RAYMOND PARADIS ASB Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jack Blea, president, and Steve Gandolto, secretary-treasurer. Teffy Saeman, Pfesidenf, ISIUIDQI and Juan Cuellar, SeCI'9 tary-treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Greg Povenzano, president, John Canzone, secretary-treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Aguilar, president, George Mathis, secretary-treasurer. Ieee Ii i Q .... ' ' ' I 77 Cheerleaders F . il e r N- e. 1' it L' 4' ... . l Q15 MIKE STEVE PAUL MARCEL With the help of some enthusiastic coeds from neighboring St. Joseph, pep and spirit were kept at a high pitch during football and basketball seasons. ABOVE LEFT-A bit of relaxation during the Downey game. LEFT-Four Braves who led the yells. BELOW-The leaders of the cheers: Katie Wachter, Marcel Fischer, Patrice Decima, Paul Guerrero, Kathy Davidson, Irene Noriega, Steve Gandolfo, Terri Alvarada, Mike Adams, and Mary McGann. St. loseph Drill Team Al... . R' ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TEAM-The crowds at Bosco football games this year were again enter- tained by the half-time magic of the St. Joseph's Drill Team. This award-winning group, led by senior Linda Baroldi performed at every home game. 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Second row: Edmundo Rosales, David Gomez, Duane Culley, Tom Mello, Chris Vega, Tim Foley, Troy Bottelo, Ed Shannon. Back row: Jim Lillygren, Jorge Nodorase, Brad Manners, Frank Schubert, Matt Masterman. Noi pictured: Duke Phiffer, Bernie Mejia . . . Trumpeleers Bernie Mejia and Tom Mello. . .Drummer Jim Lillygren. Pep Cluh ST JOHN BOSCO PEP CLUB-Sitting: Paul Benaventi, Vic Crotti, advisor, Greg Todd, James Mel, Steve Hutardo, Chris Sarnpson, Brian Farrell, Frank Salado, Dan DeMont. Kneel- Weiss, Dave Yacono. On the wall: Doug Pado, Shawn Red- ing: Gerard Gerian, John Corcoran, Steve Wood, John Buen- man, Bill Ridgley, Richard Weiss, Juan Cuellar. ing, John Holtz, David Olson. Standing: Brother Gabriel Yearbook Staff Clockwise, from upper left: Chris Weber, Editor- in-Chief . . . Dan Schiada, sports . . . Larry Kuhn, Ads . . . Mark Iwanicki, section editor and photographer, and Bob Lippert, photographer . . . Mike Aiello, homeroom editor, and Tim McReynolds, senior section . . . Mike Kennedy, photographer. ew, 1 'fp if ' Xe ' 'L , f, . ,.,.., , my My if iff' ,V 'K , if '1' f . . f 1 A S 2 W if 1 as 2, 5 , -W , ir, if ...M ,rW,,,.,,,u,M ' ,ma I , ,. if X 4 . m,WL,- my 'K r I ,,,,Ix,,,,,:,.. L r ,,,, ,,., L 2 ,, 'X X Newspaper Staff x r is ' psi' -f' J 3 'ff-f r X ld Ki MXH-'insult-. , K 1, A wi Q , l ,V if! I ,v W , M,N, , ,r ,,,,AL ,M 1 , . Dai? J' H M., - - . K, K ,S -f is . . A Qi 11 , -1 A MQ K X K S ' iv X ' ww ff Clockwise, from upper left: J. P. Gandolfo and J. P. Lubner. . .Joe Morgan, Dennis Gruginski, and Bill Doolittle . . . Paul Hagen, Bill Ridgley, Robin Messenger, and John McDonald. . . Dave Kuner, Mike Nelson, Greg Heinz, and Mike Barlow . . .Tom Koppes, Dan Bridges, and Dan Kelly. Varsity Lettermen's Club ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY LETTERMEN'S CLUB-Fronl Mike Boersma, Bill Reid, Tim Reilly, Mike Pearring, Dennis row: Mike lwasiwka, Glen Cardarelli, Bob Arce, Bob Mal- Bracken. Back row: Kevin Trechter, Dave Avery, Bill Erwin, thews, Don Engfer. Second row: Jack Blea, Mike McCarthy, Nick Ross, Chris Lubner, Richard Von Goldberg. Jim Loy, Art Armijo, Ray Paradise. Third row: Jim Caron, Chess Club Front row: Kevin Cook, David Downey, Paul Couture, Jim Carleton. Back row: Ed Rosales, Bill Prozowski, Nick Banko, Larry Kuhn, Chris Weber. ii MPM Z Altar Society Sergio Shawnfield, Bill Grant, Juan Guadino, Cosmo Hernandez, Mike Shannon, Robert Shue, Les Carey, Chad Wall. Mission Club Stephan Johnson, Rick Weiss, Father Ralph Simeone, Doug Pado, Bill Ridgley, Claudio Luna Press lHuh Speech and Debate Sitting: Steve Carney, Pal Johnson, Bill Johnson. Kneeling: Larry Kuhn, Jim Caron, Steve Shea, Chris Weber. Standing: John Caron, Bob Cluney, Chuck Nelson, John Hastert, Greg Nelson, Tom Cluney, Jim Davidson. zsiirf- Kneeling: Jon Harper, Curtis Jackson, Kevin Kiley, Paul Huss. Standing: Mike Johnson, Larry Kuhn, John Caron, Steve Carney, Chris Amrhein, Nick Proszowski. California Scholastic Federation ' -fx' W ,L. T 1 :mix B 3.15 359 ' ,.., W... W. M. C . g S gig Q2 ggi :gif Sf Rf -ml W M wi as 'as rv, - 'sf X C. Q fi SENIORS-Kneeling: Greg Nelson, John Hastert, Bill Reid, Ken Varner, Jim Caron, Dan Van Wie, Steve Wood. Stand- ing: Kevin Cook, Myron Schuster, Dennis Jones, Bob Arce, Mike McCarthy, Chris Weber, Dennis Bracken. SOPHOMORES-Sitting: Mark Schmitt, Joe Sauer, Greg Provenzano, Armand Chatelain. Kneeling: Ed Krok, Mike Worden, Ralph Jensen. Standing: Chris Amrhine, Paul Bleem, Dan Schiada. JUNIORS-Sitting: Mark Schriefer, Vince Mattola, Mike Ensch, John Raders, Jack Abeelen, Bill Starman, Kevin Kiley, Mike Bartolic. Kneeling: Steve Carney, Gary Grillo, Richard Overturf, Frank Baptista, Robert Bustamante, Paul Czerwinski, David Downey, Jon Harper. Standing: John Caron, Daniel Glennon, Brian Cole, Manuel Villarreal, Mark lwanicki, Mike Kennedy, Ed Shannon, Steve Brodet. 1' ki , 1' nhl A at . fa .nw ,,,., 1,,,,,: Z , ,v ,1:M,' z?f,1g'Y , fx' . W fi, ' -L MM' 5 wwwwff ,W , ny I . , A.,, if lil. f f is 'l l l L TOP-Residents keep the candy store busy alter school. ABOVE LEFT-Brother Ron Sintek supervising in the main study hall. ABOVE RIGHT-Upperclassmen have individual cu- bicles. LEFT-The choir performs at the Mothers' Club Christmas meeting. I-O augur TOP-The TV room is a popular spot for relaxation. ABOVE-The game room supplies another form of recreation. RIGHT-Freshman residents in action dur- ing an intramural basketball game. l 4 During this year there were many new achievements tor the residents, also. Among these were a junior high choir and a mag- azine sale to purchase jerseys for the expanding intramural sports program. The more than 120 resident students formed a strong nucleus lor the schooI's high spirit in afternoon activities. St. luhn Bosco luninr Seminary 4 41. 3. 2 LEFT-Coming down lo chapel forthe Rosary. ABOVE-Spiritual problems are solved in monlhly personal conferences. TOP-Daily Mass plays an important part in the life of a Seminarian. . W if Y a.-.ov . 2 -e -gi g 1 Ur R 5 Q pf W, f,,, it . I aaagafi QQQWF I' WIN! 1? 'Z WW 77 ' ' Wm. .ML 1 if 'f ., f f ,I l '0'NwmW.,,. 3 M The St. John Bosco Seminary, now in its fifth year, offers a varied life to those who wish to discover if they have a vocation to the priesthood. With a full schedule of study, prayer, and recreation, the Seminar- ian begins to learn about his goal in life. LEFT-Studying is a major consideration in a Semi- narian's schedule. BELOW-Relaxing during the afternoon snack. BOTTOM LEFT-Time can usually be found for a good game of basketball. BOTTOM RIGHT-The family spirit prevails at the seminary. Q 53,5 5 lwwfjjcwww CW NM JjU l WU A W' V' M b M L VKff WNfMJL Qwq KNLUL35 MY A Xffyw L LJ' 'vlr t W G guyz QLUFQLU Qobv' ff . N, U5bjC,0XfjJ,M Jkwvj N ',:U'. Q'Jw Af jd W pp QWAJJ jifw MJ A NJJAQNJJ 0 gas N O5 JW E 2 5 F 3 E E WW 1 -ggdbx W Q' W all. Nr if as . . 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Highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of Elise Galipeau as Homecoming Queen and the installing of her court: Senior Princesses Laura Mansfield and Chris lVlottola, and Junior Princesses Jeanne Nudo and Kathy Perez. The festivities concluded on a gala note with a Homecoming Ball in the Skyroom of the Grand Hotel. f, V Fw. 2 :,, f R J Wi: if . t f Y i Q .. , 9 , ,, .A K .., 5 HJ K fa ,K ,AM 5 r f ' gg, X ., , 'ff f 'tux .k J ' ., 3 1 2 K X g 1 R '1 - Q-. ,ist E . 5 X of t N t t t ,.,, 2' t A i i , Freshman Initiation a story without words . . ' it t Qwygi P t r S5. 1 t S-Q' X Inf Q 6 L' .L fx 1 .Q 5 if :ggi gi ' L-. it 4 L' i 3 Lk X 1' gf -t I sf.. - :L -sq- fs mr E ET' 3 J i 1'?Ef:g5V 5? ' Qiit . ,.,,- f 1 Q-F ' ' ii' Q. 5 of K liao N . 'X . 5 .vs-Q.-t. One of the more popular programs at St. John Bosco is the art program under the guidance of lVlr. Alphonse Mansour. Here students paint, both for pleasure and profit. The emphasis is a dual one: providing the student with an additional means of self expression, and the fostering of an appreci- The llrt Program mf- Y 9 ation for art and art forms which is part of the well-rounded education which is the Bosco trademark. The students pictured above are unnamed for they represent not so much themselves, but all the students in the program who have found another means of achievement. Drama THEATER ARTS, 6th period-Front row: Mike Maclaughlin, Greg Nelson, Myron Schuster, Jim Caron, Robert Apodaca, Bob Cornello. Middle row: Robert Beaver, Tom Stein, Fred DeNisco, Mike Pearring, Mike McCarthy, Mr. Frank Bellino. Top row: Ron Alfano, Chris Weber, Jim Stockberger, George Van De Mortel, Greg Weaver, Gregg Monlanez, Earl Valles . . . THEATER ARTS, 7th period-Front row: Mark Schmitt, Chris Lubner, Craig Cantrell. Middle row: Mike Ryan, Eddie Riglin, Chris Carabini, Joe Sanchez. Top row: Mario Griffith, Larry Walsh, Paul Steinbroner. This year was the busiest in the history of the The- ater Arts Department of St. John Bosco as they presented two full length plays Cfall: Twelve Angry Meng and Spring: The Odd Couplel and a one-act play flvlinor Miraclej. The group also entered two tournaments, receiving critical acclaim with Minor Miracle. Their director is Mr. Frank Bellino. Myron Schuster, Jim Caron and Chris Weber watch as Steve Carney takes careful aim in a tense scene from Minor Miracle. Another scene from the same one-act is pictured at the left. tl J Twelve Angry Men TOP, LEFT-Marcel Fischer and Jim Caron examine a new piece of evi- dence. TOP, RIGHT-Greg Weaver and John llllikula explain their viewpoint. LEFT-While John Caron watches lin backgroundl, Jim Ferlita, Brad Ben- nelt, Marcel Fischer and Jim Caron cast their votes. ABOVE-Mike McCarthy explodes at Bill Ridgley. RIGHT-Jim Ferlita and Brad Bennett restrain Jim Caron from attacking John Caron. One of the highlights of the busy sports year at Bosco was a basketball game between the Los Angeles ltootballl Rams and the St. John Bosco Faculty. A packed house saw a contest which the Rams linally won, but not until the Bosco teachers and coaches had really pressured s em. LEFT- And the same to you, Buster. Bosco's Tom Maples and the Rams' Myron Pottios engage in a little cage com- ment appropriate to a Christian institution of learning . . . BELOW--Paul Burke held Scatback Dick Bass to less than 10 yards on this play . . . BOTTOM-Clancy Williams was a popular person at autograph time. OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT--Coach Maples and Pottios again. Number 31 is Larry Hilliard and 51, Dave Jordan . . . Hilliard didn't get a hand up fast enough to prevent a shot by Bass, rushing up to help is Ray Rodriguez . . . Poetry in motion: Flams' Jack Snow and Bosco's Jim Reed struggle lor the ball . . . Brother Jim McBride hangs for a jump shot. Number 23 is Art Pegg: number 41, Brother John ltzainag and number 17, the Rams' Richie Pettibone. V1 t 1 rf' . Q ea N f:. , nr- 4 f' . i is K -. gg at . , M. shi Q. .. 1 s suv wif' '13 Confirmation llf fl!! On January 26, St. John Bosco was honored by a visit from Archbishop Timothy Manning, who had just been appointed as prelate for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The Confirmation of 42 Bosco students was one of his first official acts in his new office. A festive banquet was held following the ceremony. Page 102 TOP-The Archbishop, flanked by Salesian Provincials, Father John Malloy and Father Bernard Justen, gives his blessing after the ceremony. BOTTOM LEFT-His Excellency waits to congratulate the confirmed after the ceremony. BOTTOM RIGHT-Newly confirmed Barry Danford kisses Arch- bishop Manning's ring. Page 103 TOP-The residents form a reception committee for the Archbishop. ABOVE-Father Larry Byrne is obviously happy over meeting His Excellency. RIGHT-Archbishop Manning, again with Father Malloy, leaving the church after the ceremony. if' SPORTS ,- ,W Kwik xk.. 'N M. We H , Q . Q.. 1 iw' . 51 ig iv- .xf,. :nu X' it k ,. 1 - m If , sg awuxx 5 K Xxx-- K7-9...gH1,,,f ,fi L Km: 'M , wr XQJ dle before action in .2 Varsity Football . fs ' A S ' 6 N t K S 5 X D b , A . 2 .. ' Q' f a B . L as 4 f 91 to . . ,J . ,. , . I , , M, Zq, S it L . . if i .- K K ' t A ' , ' X X, J , b 1 1 1 ,. , 3 2 , . Q V 4 8 - . t s ,sa fi R ., , k . '- S ix 'S Q ' ', S K ' ii is kkkkh' kk .a . tg. K K i, mpg, g' K is ,X y hk ilk, -,-. . fi- f S l fi! iass. iit 1 'f' , . .B - 5 Q'- as i S S . ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Front, row: Earl Foremaster Qmanagerl, Dana Weber, Sal Mungo, Dan Mike Saeman, Ray Paradis, Bill Quinn, Kevin Kiley, Kevin Bridges, Robert Van Wie, Glen Cardarelli, Russ Skiff, Rick Trechter, Chris Lubner, Tom Ramirez, Jim Loy, Paul Aguilar. Thomas, Gary Grillo, Rick Bamrick, Dan Rooney Qmanagerl. Second row: John Kane fmanagerj, Mike Iwasiwka, Art Top row: Ken Kapono, Ken Pride, Jim Pride, Mike Wilson, Armijo, Mike Pearring, Bill Reid, Larry Rosales, Kevin Fitz- Paul Bellenbaum, Bob Mathews, Mike Generakos, Darnell patrick, Tim Reilly, Dale Ellis, Mike McCarthy. Third row: Johnson,Nick Ross. .J ., 1 X N ,333 W XX O xx L XII 'wr . M at , X, -, r I iffy. ,mlm .i J 1 , K 2-fn, xr 0-' --.f Q ,F May , of Gb W.w,1.:' I . ELAN ,-A Z3 .' , rr be be l Quarterback gf-.Q X' Cardarelli calls the ...X U' play as Braves hud- 1969 Homecoming game. - LEFT-Line coach Tom Maples is in a pensive mood as he watches his defensive unit in action. BELOW-Mike Worden, just up from the JV, moves in to make tackle against Cantwell ball carrier. Paul Bellenbaum rushes up to lend assistance. BOTTOM-Halfback Darnell Johnson slows to let guard Mike lwasiwka remove an obstacle in his path against Pius X. Other Braves in view are tackle Tim Reilly UU and fullback Jim Loy 1461. f f if .4 Lf 'V A L 1U wjf2y ,,.u I Z' ,K 6 4 'NL U?if' r JU, rf f U. IO7 facyifrg 'Lf i f.!f2QO9+mi . . xi M19 ttf.. ' Q. Saffheff 32:31 Q . .pjlkig mf? 491154 ai 695. J A. v CENTER, LEFT-Defensive back Mike McCarthy calls a hall to ramblings of Pius X back as guard Ray Paradis moves in to offer help il any is needed. CENTER, RIGHT-Halfback Art Armijo sprints past lulile grasp of Beverly Hills defender. BOTTOM-A good look at the precision in- volved in a sweep of right end. Quarterback Glen Cardarelli 116l has just handed oil to hallback Darnell Johnson 130. Halfback Art Armijo is throwing block on opponent's de- fensive end, and fullback Jim Loy 1461 and guard Mike lwasiwka 1643 swing in ahead to lurnish additional blocking power for ball carrier. Tackle Bill Reed 1745, on ground, has cut down his man, and center Mike Pearring 152 on sleevel heads lor another opponent to knock down. QQ, ' it X . ' 'iw' . s. N- A . A up V . Krk, , . A S, .. TOP-Team returns to field after halftime. CENTER, LEFT-Fullback Jim Loy outpaces pair of de- fenders in long TD run. ABOVE-Tackle Nick Ross, out for season with broken leg, says, C'mon, gang! LEFT-Messenger guard Ken Kapono gets play from of- fensive coach George Mas- sick as Head Coach Dave Jordan listens in. RIGHT-There is a spirit of BELOW-Defensive b a c k RIGHT CENTER-Bamrick, togetherness lust before the start of a game. Rick Bamrick zeroes in enemy ball-carrier. again, as he gets instruc- tions from assistant coach Massick. At the beginning of the 1969 season, many people said that because of the loss of 20 of 22 starters from last year's team, the Brave Varsity football team would be hard pressed to make a decent showing. But as pre-league games progressed, the Braves proved that they once again would be Santa Fe League contenders. After playing three games in league, St. John Bosco and Damien found themselves atop the league stand- ings, both with 3-0 records. Thus the stage was set for a titanic struggle between the two teams. The game was played on a cold rainy evening. A valiant Brave bid for a second consecutive Santa Fe League title was stifled by the mud and the Spartans. In the final week of the season, the Braves defeated a fine Verbum Dei team by 7 points, as the Seniors played their last game on the Brave Field. A recap of the season showed that most of the line- men who started and finished the season had never before played at positions they filled this year: people like Bill Reid, Dan Bridges, Mike Pearring, Mike McCarthy and Mike lwasiwka. All had a hand in the fine 6-3 season the Braves had. Of course any mention of Brave Football 1969 has to include the great back- field of Jim Loy, Art Armijo, Glen Cardarelli and Darnell Johnson, who all turned in very fine jobs. Then the people who had experience at their positions- like tackle Ray Paradis, guards Paul Bellenbaum and Ken Kapono and ends Kevin Trechter and Tom Ramirez. These and the rest of the Brave team made up a group of light but quick-hitting people with desire who achieved a 6-3 record and a season Brave fans can remember for a long time. fx-KF ABOVE-'Twas a rainy night against Damien as Brave hopes for a CIF play-offs went down the drain RIGHT-Offensive line is poised like an arrowhead, as Quarterback Glen Cardarelli readies to receive snap from center Mike Pearring second league title and me ST. JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM- Front row: J. Ross, T. Watson, D. Vasquez, R. Caveness, R. Riche, M. Buckey, J. Roberts, R. Ancira, J. Long, R. Walsh. Middle row: P. Jamison, C. Hernandez, B. Keevers, G. Mathis, D. Murvin, M. Craddick, C. Topps, J. Hilgen, M. Worden, S. Early, D. Ayala, manager. Back row: J. Contre- ras, S. Silecio, R. Win'E, W. Clark, R. Betencourt, D. Ochel- tree, T. Rosales, D. Kelly, R. Baca, R. Logan, J. White, P. Bleem. IV Football LEFT-In the gathering dusk when the JV's played, Rich Walsh lugs the ball, Dan Kelly is in the background. LEFT, BELOW-Watching intently as they wait to take the field are R. Baca, M. Hilgen, W. Keevers, C. Hernandez and P. Bleem. BELOW-End Tony Resales heads up field. g , -.yr 4, ...S . ' . VV V ' . V' V. J M V, .,,. V - -X ' Wi' fill lf' ' . -4. ,l:' Vi4'7V' lwj H , f W.. V E V. ,. 9. Ve , ' QV V V U 'f , .. ' V , Q V:,.wiT,gQ?1-4Vw,,,f,, V. , . Z. V .: , U ' - - 24 V ,V , ' KV . V' ' 13 - ' ' W V , ,yu - X WL Qgfsgffa w get .. , M V 1 ,.., W if gt.,1..fj,.j1g,gZ1Vif 3!:,,VV,, 4 -wi I . . VV f Q 5 sw V F V V ' VV f . 42 1 . V x , V . -. , , ,V ,W . .L f W . . . J ' V ' V ' 42142517 Z I QQ, ZW .,. V, My f. 2 .wr 1' ,V ft ' tb-iV , Y V fftqw , I jf- .ak Q :E '-MI: , wi it . f , L QV 9 ' 'VI WLVV 4V Y.B 1 . QM? 7 7 A6W'fW9WVwfie Vw 4' V QV-:LVL-'fe V tif H M ' V I. . .. ,.3...,.,,,,,,,., . . .., ,, .,,,...s .A W, J. . . , ,..,. . . . M MQ, W. . W, , We ,, .M VJ, V, , ,A X VV aefV,,yVf,f,4, , , V 'xW3ffffiff,.t,.. ST JOHN BOSCO FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-Front row L. Weimers, J. Monsoor, D. Abbott, M. Boenzi, W. Trechter ,M. Hess, P. Hobbs, T. Saeman, J. Webb, T. Burris. T. McCarthy, M. Diana, E. Ramirez, C. Zaborowski, V. Topps, M Nieves. Second row: R. Olvieri, H. Vermeyen, M. Harley, G Cruz, Y. Cepeda, J. Stewart, R. Chavez, L. Glatt, C. Curnow, J. Check, M. Diaz, M. Rosales, E. Montes, B. Gilmore, R ery, D. Warner, J. Willey, W. Fenstermaker, J. Hastert, S. Summers, M. Miller, K. Lovell, D. Buckey, D. Contreras, V. Baeza, J. Fisher, K. Anderson, R. Ensch, C. Coakley, S. Vasquez, G. Geisler, C. St. Clair. Third row: J. Reich Qmanag- Harter, C. Carson, P. Gibbs, T. Shroll fmanagerl. C. Vega, G. Pekarcik, T. Ellis, R. Vigorito, R. S. Svarczkopf, D Christianson, M Kapono, R. Friedgen, M. Weber, R. Mercurio, K. Lovell, V. Silva, K. Top row: Keye, D. Edwards, Martinez. W W sf sl 9 Q V -' V fy :WW -ff,,,QV V . -V.. 3' L- , QW? .V V- . QW '- A ' 42 ' . 5' ,l,, ' i . V , ai -l , ,V ,,.'fl . VV A d 5 V1 N 3 y ijiw il V . 2 .... Q 7 . 5 Y E . 3. i I , I 3 L .. 1 ? Q , .. .. fa? ' ,VV - AVV. , ff. f 4 ' V tll el . , V T V V '1 ,,.. .M fe . V V . . ' V , V' 1 . 9 V V .... , r , f . m VV' V . . V ...' A J . 'V Y V 'V Q' . 'VVV , ' V l ,,, f y Wh . , WV rf ST ' V ffl VJ at if V g A f V it 1 , 157 , ' 4 ' K wqmfwh 7 I 74: .... A . I ,TY V. il' ,. ,ww 5 X. ,N -A hr, by K Q I . A, pf ,. F VV ff - ' Freshman Football Dei. TOP RIGHT-E. Ramirez finds room. TOP LEFT-M. Hess throws block and M. Boenzi rushes up to give aid to ball car- rier J. Stewart in action against Verbum running BOTTOM-Freshman footballers came in all shapes and sizes, but their desire to .V V play football came in only one size: V huge! Ui 113 Cross Country w ivkxip-' .1 11-' ,ze me - li-egg-X I k1 if 4 TOP-ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Front row: Rick Hawley, Steve Shea, Pat Johnson. Middle row: Phil Her- nandez, Tom Koppes, Bill Noonan and Greg Donahue. Back row: Don Engfer, Bob Arce, Bill Tdrmey and Coach Gary Gaudel. Two plus lhree plus four equals a league champion: CENTER- Greg Donahue and Don Engler. LEFT-Pat Johnson, Tom Koppes, Bill Noonan. ABOVE-Bob Arce, Phil Hernandez, Steve Shea and Bill Tormey. ABOVE-ST. JOHN BOSCO JV CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Front row: Jack Hastert, Paul Guerrero, Kevin Burley, Greg Nelson, Dennis Arce, Rick Seary. Back row: Jim Davidson, David Avila, John Hunter, Pau! Czerwinski, Tim Upp, Don Kopes, Nick Banko. BELOW-ST. JOHN BOSCO NOVICE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Front row: Mike Cipolla, Rich Caveness, Don Tormey, Nick Prochnow, Martin Van Loon. Back row: Ernest Avila, Dave Ellis, David Brandow, Tom Gibson, Chris Carabini, Tony Martin. SEASON SURVEY-This cross country year certainly was the most successful ever experi- enced by SJB runners. All three teams-Varsity, Bee and Novices-won the champion- ship of their league in most convincing fashion: 10 d u al meet wins and not a single defeat. Such kind of excel- Ience got the Braves into CIF Finals for the second straight year. With so many dedicated runners, 'tis hard to single out individual efforts. But certain- ly the performances of Bob Arce, Steve Shea and Tom Koppes of the Varsity should be noted. Likewise, those of Bees Greg Donahue and Den- nis Arce. Meanwhile Ernie Avila and David Brandow sparked the Novices. Yes, it was a wonderful year for St. John Bosco Cross Country! ABOVE-Coach Gary Gaudet and the team join in a prayer just before the important meet with C a n tw e I I. Seemingly, Somebody Up There was lis- tening: The Braves wiped 'em Out. H5 V2lrSiIy Basketball TOP-ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Kneeling: Dave Avery, Bill Erwin, Chuck Schaffer, Dennis Lamp, Jack Neeway, Bill Klein, Tim Kane, Ed Rivers, Mike Ensch, Jack Blea. Standing: John Kent, Joe Kapono, Art Armijo, Mark Schriefer, Kevin Trechter, Glen Cardarelli, Larry Matson, Bob Arce, Stan Walls. LEFT-Mike Ensch arches a free throw in game against Long Beach Poly. ABOVE-Team gets some instructions from Coach Paul Burke during time- out. . ii 2 iz 1 2, , 4 sf' . it , 'XI ' ' 5 A ' 4 ff A , . .will-'wif 1 i 'N' . -' 5 Q, K t - f I i 4: V i ' it , i . D, , I 1 E y t l - ..' Y Q., RIGHT-Bill Erwin fires up a two-pointer against Long Beach Poly. BELOW-Correct positioning pays off as Jack Blea hauls in a rebound against Bosco Tech while Larry Matson and Tim Kane stand ready. BOTTOM RIGHT-Could be Batman, and could be flying saucers-but it is just a free throw attempt which has all the attention of Jack Blea, unidentified Poly player, and Mark Schrieler. , . wk W ' A Q ' 'K-3 WQ', , H' f ,..nrn-P' ' 5U wik2 fWlHwrWNf ,,,,W,4 4 A , Q -,,,:,, 3 wvf ff-,gfmtpt-ff, ,V , , ,f , .e?4 lUI3ijI,,Qw 'w', v w l' nj, 'f ' ' fQWJCfW' ' f 7 CLOCKWISE from top left-Jack Blea 1221 and Jack Neeway believe four hands are better than two as they take ball away from Damien opponent . . . Dennis Lamp goes after rebound against Long Beach Poly as Tim Kane l34l and Jack Blea stand ready . . . Bill Erwin and Poly opponent battle for ball as several players await the outcome . . . Glen Cardarelli gets airborn to hamper shot of opponent in Damien game as Bob Arce stands by to lend a hand. Yltl Y ,,v,,. , f , 4 W 4 1 1' 2 -',. 3 f ff ki H 1, 1 M H' , Bw tt. . if ff W W 22 fi GA r- w? W ,,.-Y v, Limit P , , Tw , 5 ' f M , .ttf-Alfa: M ,, A ...,, V ml On the night of Feb. 20, eight seniors played their last game for SJB. In the photo at the top left, they line up as they are introduced to the crowd: Larry Matson, Kevin Trechter iback to cameral, Bill Erwin, Jack Blea, Ed Rivers, and Stan Wall. Also in the photo but almost totally hidden are Tim Kane, behind Matson, and Bob Arce, behind Trech- ter. Then, clockwise, from the upper right, are members of the starting tive in action: Kane, Matson, Erwin, Blea and Arce. This season's basketball team will long be remem- bered, not for its won-lost mark, but rather tor the never-quit attitude of its players. Off to a most frus- trating start lt-8J, the team refused to roll over and play dead. instead, it came driving back to win its share of league games and to win the continued sup- port of its loyal fans with its style oi play, Jumping Bill Erwin and sharp-shooting Jack Blea led the Braves as they put some meaning into that over- worked phrase: it's not so much whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. Final EIIIIB l i M ST. JOHN BOSCO BEE BASKETBALL TEAM-Front: Jim Reich, manager. Kneeling: Tom Donahue, Julius Cooper, Danny Perreault, Desmond Barber, David Deveaux, Mike Worden. Standing: Jim Conteras, Anthony Ferrero, Richard Walsh, Dan Bridges, Tom DeNisco, David Ocheltree. BELOW-Danny Perreault gets away from opponent for easy lay-up. Dan Bridges 1401 and Desmond Barber 135i battle Techman for the ball. Tom Donahue remembered to Get those arms up against Damien. A W me 3 -K 53 . ,t Rt. i 5 Vance Topps and Bosco Tech loeman make Chuck Curnow aims a two-pointer over obstruct- like a couple of ballet dancers as they con- ion posed by Damien opponent, as Cees made tend lor a rebound. a strong showing. ST. JOHN BOSCO CEE BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: Joe Has- lert, Tim Ellis, Joe Randazzo, Dan Kapono, Steve Vicincia. Mid- dle row: Larry Weimers, Bill Shepard, Mario Boenzi, Mike Diana, Tom Curran, Vance Topps. Back row: Steve Castellino, Dan Amezcua, Mark Alvey, Chuck Curnow, Jeff Check, Robert Colun- ga. Wrestling q,J.Q ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM- Front row: Paul Gibbs 1983, Steve Byron 11063, Steve Siliceo 11153, Jim Davidson 11233, John Can- zone 11303, Paul Guerrero 11363. Back row: Pat Johnson 11413, Jerome Chiaro 11483, George Van de Mortel 11573, John Zaborowski 11683, John Wie- land 11943, Jim Stockberger 1HW3. Not pictured: Tom Burris 11783. CENTER, LEFT-Paul Guerrero and Pius X oppo- nent spar for holds . . . CENTER, RIGHT--John Wieland has his hand raised in victory after one of his nine pins . . . BOTTOM-Coach Jim Reed and other interested spectators shout encouragement during a match. TOP, LEFTcWhat's a poor mother to do when her son is a wrestler? Why, simply, cheer him on to victory. Jim Davidson's mom does iust that. TOP-Jim Davidson spars with oppo- nent prior to takedown. ABOVE-Jerome Chiaro's face reflects effort involved in trying to get upper hand on adversary. LEFT-Steve Siliceo finds three feet are better than two, especially when the third belongs to an opponent. BOTTOIVI-ST. JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-Front row: Joe Nieto 1981, Steve Massari 11061, Park Bryan 11061, Sal Albano 11151, Victor Baeza 11361, Richard Cavaness 11301. Back row: Richard Riche 1HW1, Tim Reilly 11941, Steve Early 11571, John Mikula 11481, Bruce Little 11411, Don Gibson 11301. Not pictured: Dick Besling 1981, Ruben Scholander 11231, Ted Van de Mortel 11231, Dennis Arce 11361, Conrad Zaborowski 11681. In its fourth year, SJB's wrestlers showed up better than any previous season. As this was being readied for the printer, the team was given a good chance to win the league tourney. In earlier action, the squad had a winning league percentage, but missed the title when it dropped a tough 21-26 match to Pius X despite turning in what was probably its best effort of the year. At the same time, the JV's, with lots of trosh, had a 7-3 season mark and the league championship. 4 Soccer ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY SOCCER TEAM-Front row: l. row: J. Pride, D. Lesniak, A. Carbono, L. Rosales, D. Gersch, Gonzales, F. Baptista, R. Romani, S. Koutchesfahani, R. J. Sanchez, J. Cunningham, C. Coleman, F. Schubert, D. Haberman, D. Crivello, T. Bracken, S. Pierotti, S. Ayad. Back Martinez, Coach John Gonzales. Z, 9 ' , J ,go qw JW . -' ww ,... ' .V ,. ..,,,.,, 7 'Q ' x I t 7,5 ' , LVV, A '12 g 1 W 5? V if Q , ,,,, ,SMI V .2 ,K - Q . T feiir ' . K V... r ' .. - . V .V 2 J.. , ,V f,,,m L M ez, WQZ., ...Jw . , ff ' af' A' , 2' , V Z iff? 5 + A D V' ' .,r,v - ' '1 W 1 ABOVE-D. Gersch takes control of the ball against Pius X. RIGHT-S. Ayad and Mission opponent have the same idea-be first to the ball. LEFT-Coach John Gonzales outlines a little pre-game strategy with Joe San- chez, Robert Romani, and Alberto Car- bono. BELOW-Robert Romani gets up in the air and uses his head in the game with Pius X. Q o Img? CENTER, LEFT-A. Carbono meets the rush of Mission opponent. LEFT-A. Bracken seems to have the best of the position against a pair ol Pater Noster Eagles. This season's soccer team was one of the best ever to represent St. John Bosco. It won 10, tied two, and lost only four gamesg it was undefeated in pre-league play. But this was the year for some of the best opponents- ever, also-especially Salesian and San Gabriel. So, tough opponents and a tough break here and there con- spired to once again deny Coach John Gonzales' team a league title. But there is always next year, and, despite the loss of seven seniors, the team will have a good nu- cleus in eight juniors returning from the first team. Look- ing back over the past season, the play of Joe Sanchez, Alberto Carbono and Robert Romani stood out. TOP-R. Haberman, flanked by D. Crivello lclosest to cameral and A. Carbono, works the ball toward the goal. MIDDLE-R. Romani f i n d s himself hemmed in by a couple of Pater Noster Ea- gles. BOTTOM-Action a g a i n st M i s s i o n found daylight growing dim on a mid- winter afternoon. M Us 4 Hulif' A K I - W EV A Q. 'H ..1 . 'ic,mf 1- gf-A ' ft f . A V Q f - 3 T - .. f if -sg A A A .l sr , an tv ' ig ig T ' S ', A I Vi . J, -K ' 'ti' 5 a Sit ' S if J 6 fr ' 'T L s s J S L f i ,,.k is Q VQ., . T , - , L Q I 1 g' H 5' . f , J i T x gf' -wp ,, NY li f ':.. h , s- 5 , -fi' I . 1-. x . L A465890 ,T x A I R 'T its T . E!!! .Q I l I , A Q, 4 3 Q A :sg at ':QQ 9 wi Q-Qf f ' S , 'L I f 'Q 'gr 4 '. - W at T ' T Q QL' f J .K ' 73 5 s 5? f if T J' Qgmiisf L7 il ,5Q'?T55S?5H5fA ST. JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM- Front row: Frank Salatto, Matt Rooney, Mike Johnson, Vic Sampson, Juan Cuellar, Robert Bustamante, Roy Coute, Paul Lee, Ed Shannon. Back row: Tony Lucas, Manuel Villareal, Ken Hengel, Russ Costello, Bill Crad- dick, Paul Iaccino, Mike Bartolic, John Buening, Jim Davis, Anthony Lee. Counter-clockwise from the left: 'Tis a bit hard to tell friend from foe, but SJB players in this melee are Juan Cuellar and Russ Costello fback to cameraj Robert Bustamante and foe in classic one-on-one situation . . . Man- uel Villarreal handles the ball . . . Standing around, waiting for the var- sity game to end: Mike Johnson, Paul Lee, Anthony Lee, Robert Bustamante and John Buening. A+ , , 5, K A-.pf -as ann K I ' ii bfi is i, , V L X ff- ,. i A U'-at-.EL,Q' 5 l ' lim A L -A .,., W , ,L A Q- IN ' ew, '- r sa. ,M J Y are ,..sw e:s: .--- -M.-..,-V ,D ea. ,,..-- as Swimming ..,.,. ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY SWIM- MING TEAM-Front row: Carl Topps, Mike Boersma, Gary Grillo. Middle row: Greg Provenzano, Steve Boersma, Stettan Attardo. Back row: John Corco- ran, John Kane. LEX x ff, V E ABOVE-Toni Marcantoni Ileftl, a swimmer on last year's team, has been a big help this year in his role as assistant coach. Here he checks watches with Head Coach Tom Maples. RIGHT-The Braves' outstanding medley relay team which has the fine time of 1:51.9. From the bottom: Dave Avery, Greg Heinz, Nick Hayman and Tom Thorman. YSQTQ Q' 'Swag Asda ,... ev-fagwwwggf Xl' Jsumawnlws f -M 'ww S ' t sw if' W yd, .M fm . . K ' M Qin -Q h ., it t , is 18 4 I ,NA Y y W ., ,,h, .. K .. ..,,,1.- ., 5: .-,t g LMC. S t'i1-,aa H- , 9 ' its A. us.. - , , 1 ,1-ifya .za-Wsfea: ' or - V f -fi, ' f , . ,' , - F ,Si731' gil. 1M 'i:1 Qu - . 3 - . ?Efe :. -Y Is. f - .... - - yt Q - .-1: A Vivm lifi -,s,5:,, - , t, -:- ,.,-- ' - 'f -, x X X1 .' VSQ A , 5 Jw- i 5- A 4 1 l My f , :,,.,W-,f . , A ,-,mrvs f we --tw, X: - I 'unfit ,H at f TOP-Providing a solid nucleus for this year's swimming team is an experi- enced bunch of juniors. Front: Gary Grillo. Sitting: John Corcoran, Mike Boersma, Richard Hottinga, Dave Avery, John Kane, Tom Thorman. Sland- ing: Paul Shephard, Tom Walsh. LEFT-Talented sophomore Nick Hayman, tremendously improved SJB swim- mer, whose :27.2 has already tied school record in the fly. ABOVE-Just three of the reasons why you so often hear the phrase at Bosco: Wait 'til next year! : Joe Shramek, Tom Thorman, Paul Stran- kowski. .9 f RIGHT-They swim the breaslstroke: Top: John Kane. Middle: Pat Altardo, Steffan Altardo. Standing: Fred Roggero, Greg Heinz. Kneeling: Joe Thorman. BELOW-ST. JOHN BOSCO BEE SWIMMING TEAM-Front row: Paul Shephard, Pat Atlardo, Tom Gebelin. Middle row: Bill Her- Iehy, Richard Hotlinga, Nick Hayman, Tom Thorman. Back row: Mike Diaz, Dave Avery, Mike Schaadt, Paul Slrankowski. BOTTOM-Distance swimmers: Joe Schramek, Tom Gebelin, Gary Grillo, Mike Schaadt, Tom Walsh, Paul Strankowski. A Q f V7 I' i, 'Y W 'if 34 r 'Q ' f M Qjf. W - J .Q .. Q ,'t.:...:,ff! 2, is li wk- , Q v- am y Q fm? ' ' 35 V 1249? 1 3 . d- M. 'if if we wiv., ' f ,....-as .....-ov' ,,. - ..,. 1 .,,. T . Q : ,I ri, r . ',,,, , --'- ir , -- V ,, ,,,: 5 ,,,. ,,.,,,, A .. Akyr 4 V VLVVVVV 1 , ,,rVV,,V: . if V N M H Vw VLV,, , QA an M , , W I Q V, 4,, .- ks, V - A if ,, , 9 I , i K 3, 5 5 U 4 1 1 x ' L L.. I In Z K H U .,,. ., 6 I S 'ff f f ff 1 'fi , ' J ji zl, ,. i 4 ABOVE-Seven Sophomores who play an important role in SJB's swim program -Barry O'Connor, Greg Provenzano, Mike Schaadt, Steve Boersma, Greg Heinz, Carl Topps and Nick Hayman. BELOW-ST. JOHN BOSCO CEE SWIMMING TEAM-Front row: John Carmody, Rick Sampson, Hubbard Fellows, Steve Whitney. Second row: Paul Durazo, Joe Venaglia, Steve Ramirez, Joe Shramek. Third row: Dan Hoehr, Tim Grobaty, Mark Suda. Back row: Barry O'Connor, Scott Carusa, Fred Roggero. -Q This swim season, the second in history for St. John Bosco, has been a satisfying one. Individually, Coach Tom Maples could single out several Braves for a job well done. Among them were Sophomore Nick Hayman, who holds the sch ool record in the 50-fly 1:27213 Freshman Tom Thorman, who has a :24.5 50-freestyle to his credit, Junior John Kane whose 1:10 in the 100-breast- stroke is significant because it is 15 seconds faster than last year, Sophomore Mike Schaadt, an outstanding distance swim- mer, and Sophomore Carl Topps, a strong varsity sprinter whose times keep coming down. Overall, Maples could take sat- isfaction from the added experi- ence his team has gained this year. iNote that all the swim- mers listed above will be back again next year.J in addition, a good turnout of frosh points to a continuing pro- gram at the school. Thus, individual effo rt and added experience plus the large number who will be on hand next year all add up to a suc- cessful swim season at St. John Bosco. ennis ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY TENNIS TEAM-Kneeling: Dave Yacono, Vince Mattola, Tom Venaglia, Al Carbono. Standing: John Gebelin, Barry O'Connor, Gregg Montanez, Tom Gebe- lin, John Perez. Not pictured: Steve Siliceo and Paul Guer- rero. 5 -2z.w24'gij..?ff ,V K ,g I ' 'TQ I H' fmef,M:,'1Q:5,gsf1m,..azn'.?i, l'H ' , , K '--' , -f V 5 ., ' 'H ' , .,..,,,m f' J.-. 1 f , Alberto Carbono lets out a yell Paul Guerrero-part of a doubles as he serves. combination. ......w.......,.,. ttyl.: ixiiifili' if X .,.f 4-S .Q-...,,,,..w n , . it 2 ,........+.:.. 'W ,,-...vfww-I 4. . K. 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Kneeling: H ,fff g,?,gg5gfggv Dan Brown, Dean Dunbar, Bob Lippert, Kevin , A' - Burley, Steve Gomez. Standing: Conrad Zabor- 'Q' 8 , owski, Bruce Little, Paul Bellenbaum, Mike Gon- salvez, Joe Ventaglia, Ali Tabrizi. 5 ' ,,.: , W V Iavvvt E III. , , -vv. 2 5 I I 4 'ii' -I - 5 if Q? 221 Q ,,, I ff ', 'V U W ?f .,' V. W It .,' f I V, P I ' M y I . i'?:, ABOVE-Strong runners were a trademark of Bosco track teams this year, and four of the best were Bob Arce, Steve Shea, Tom Koppes and Bill Noonan. RIGHT-More runners, a mixture of sprints and distances: Don Engfer, Tom Ramirez, Dan Gersch and Rick Hawley. BELOW-A trio of young pole vaulters who should score high for Bosco before their careers are over are: Rich Cavaness, Mar- tin Van Loon and Nick Prochnow. 4 Q E3 5 tw in sl, 4. Q lf' 4,56 M ,V ,, ,,,, - V Q, . t ' f 2 1 V ,. H ,., ,,., r 2 gi: X , ' , .. gagszgga , ' . '- 'Tazf.iwgae,2'ffli:f 4, 'fs' 'W fm, znfatf W A . M -513 ' , we - ,g 5. w1 - P '.. 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For the Bees, speedster Ed Hawkins, who could do several things very well, had established himself as a team leader. On the Cee level, Larry Glatt led a fine bunch of sprinters, and some nice distance talent had Coach Gary Gaudet thinking of continued first place finishes in years to come. 'wr ABOVE-880-runner Tom Ra- mirez flashes across the finish line a winner in the Cantwell meet. ' - K W long distance 3? Q u I QQ H I, .H vv . , Mm I .. 5 : ' 4 W '-1M L ,. f ,. srrr T ' ' M V ' 13-.1255 ' 'f , ' . My ,-. fire W BELOW The loneliness of the runner: two-miler Tom Koppes races his shadow as his opposition lalls far behind. 1 ABOVE-Hurdlers Desmond Bar- ber, Paul Aguilar and Tim Kane clear the timbers. LEFT-l.ong Jumper Tony Ro- sales demonstrates the form ol those who fly through the air in quest of distance. . , ,. K M . Ni Q y , .I y RQ Q... at -A ff ' .. of Tse Q X E . K R Ll J Q A ,.,.. K . x,.l L ,K Exe. , Reefs Y is A , ' , li . 3. 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JOHN BOSCO VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Sitting: Mike Ad- ams, Ron Cavaness, Desmond Barber. Bill Craddick, Dan Gersch, Tom Glenn, Tim McReynoIds. Kneeling: Jim Burhen, Mike Craddick, Jack Aw! Blea, Tim Kane, Steve Shea, Greg Nelson, Phil Hernandez, Paul Aguilar. Third row: Earl Valles, Chuck Nelson, Greg Donahue, Dan Perreault, Rich Riche, Larry Rosales, Steve Repasky, Tony Rosales. Top row: Tim Upp, Francis Baptista, Nick Prochnow, Don Engfer, Saam Koutcheslahani, Bill Noonan, Tom Koppes, Pat Johnson. Not pictured: Bob Arce, Rick Hawley, Tom Ramirez. ABOVE-With a strong grip on the baton which they pass along in the re- lay are Rick Hawley, Dan Gersch, Bob Arce and Tom Ramirez. RIGHT-Sophomore pole vaulter Nick Prochnow grimaces as he releases his pole and starts the long trip down. 'W-W Z 'Y f l W gi . 1 1.7. . I , .. Iv Q, 6 In 2 ,Q if .VVA ' A'A- 2 'WM-M. ,,., z -.a.,,.., M . , 'WU' 1 k' t ssss t --1' -. vi J S 3 -an t we X ' x y Bt, YS 3 s twin- s 2 X. if Lf, '- . fl I . f , - D. m,,.. 4' :iff . 615 1 . 'il f ' ' ii t, SQ- . i ' 3 A, af' -me-f I ' t ., ' P7 , 5, -i of X - 4 t . t i 1 - c - 1' .,L- f is, 3 I, 5. -L ti v,L, 1. ,-ggg-gvygg? I X tx ABOVE-SJB Coaches check performance: Brother Tom Ryan, Head Coach Gary Gaudet, Ed Carter. A ,Z I LEFT-Miler Bob Arce's face shows the strain which is part of a distance man's life. ABOVE-An exhausted Greg Nelson, his lap run, passes baton to eager Don Engler in relays against Pater Noster. RIGHT-Four varsity sprinters. Kneeling in starting blocks, Greg Nelson. Standing: Earl Valles, Dan Gersch, Mike Adams. BBB Track . Q 9 iv Yi'-.Q ' ' 2 5 X 'Psi T' L . J. 11 5 it a 5 ... .,., fi i , Y r is .Q-at si ...N f if f I 3 THE ST. JOHN BOSCO BEE TRACK TEAMAilling: John Hunter, Gary Christianson, George Castillo, Joe Lang, Ed Hawkins, George Mathis, Julius Cooper. Kneeling: Don Koppes, Frans Dieteren, Bill Starrman, Paul Czerwinski, Manuel Villarreal, Rick Bamrick, Rick Win'E, Rich Caveness. X f .- : S ww .W 'skiifgz V! ffiiiit . S ls. ' B s all .,, X, W2 jfs? Third row: Errol Foremaster 1mgr.J, Dennis Arce, Tim Mc- Carthy, Jeff Check, Doug Abbott, Martin Van Loon, Mike McKenna, Tony Catanzaro fmgr.J. Top row: Jim Davidson, Rick Searey, Dan Kelly, Don Murvin, Al Carbono, Mark AI- varado, Bill Doolittle. af 'l . W ff AV w,m,,,,,MaKff 'J .W G , l J ' TW Ed Hawkins, a speedster who picked up many a George Castillo and Greg Donahue, just two more point forthe SJB Bee Squad. reasons for Bee excellence. Bee Track .ri I . Q el li ' s , L r Q lf T -' ...,., ky - f mf- . A A CW Us-'N xi' . 3 .,,M,f' I' km fi g . Qi! 5 5 ,, C X51 . .. 5 ' R if i MA f 1 A ,. Q Q by nl , fa . n h v X .- P-I ,X A - S1 A ' ' 'f !s A ' ive? ',., , ' ' ' , Q X a s rx: ' 1 kL5-gL A Q. Sf' ' I' '-.' Q... az rr' 4 an - L53 .' . Q: 2 ' ' i 1' fx-,M V N 6 1 .. -' C 'E' -L-E ' ' 1 T w T A as C 5 i f C, l 1 XA, xAL mQ , Q f' 1, . M . f '- ','Q T if , j T 2 T or r ., ' , A y x .. by x Q r r 1 Q s- 'E 1 2 --'k V.-K k R-A X M as y i ws... --.,s ' W r-P A fig-Egfr ABOVE-Eight reasons why the SJB Cees showed up well in the distance races-Ron Russell, Dave Brandow, Chris , Q Carabini, Mike Cipolla, Dave Ellis, Ernie Avila, Park By- ' Q ron, and Juan Cuellar. . ,.- If LEFT-Four speedslers who could pick 'em up and lay 'em 3 down: Joe Green, Keith Lovell, Larry Glall and Ken A, f T ili ' r.-. Q' Lovell. 61 X ,,,,: Q ::N giii' 'izg :4, BELOW-THE ST. JOHN BOSCO CEE TRACK TEAM- ? ' V Fronl: Dave Ellis, Tony Cepeda, Mark Rosales, Phil Hobbs, . 3 Pal Lamb, Larry Glalt, Bill Nieves, Mike Harley, Vic Baeza. l -. 2,65 iii 2? Second row: Gary Geisler, Pal Ruhland, Mike Cipolla, .ZQP . . y Chris Carabini, Kevin Zilvar, Herve Vermeyen, Mike Ruh- M M M 1 mi land, Tony Silva. Third row: Paul Bleem, Ken Lovell, Keith if '5:' ':'. l ll 9, ' A Anderson, Dave Brandow, Keith Lovell, Jerry Van Deudo- MQ. '-6: g' t - 2 ' IEI '1':' x i M- kom, Paul Gibbs, Ernie Avila, Jim Contreras. Top row: ! by Ei ',, 5 . ,' .,,,, . . - '.,,. f , -,1.-:- 'iii Q Ron Russell, Park Byron, Mark Kulaga, Joe Haslert, Mark x ,ff- 'fj px- 'V ' Alvey, Dave Avila, Mark Chrislianson, Chris Vega, Juan Cuellar. is More Track RIGHT-Ed Hawkins leans into the tape for a first place against Cantwell. Hurdlers Paul Czerwinski and Frans Dieteren skim the lows. may W 'HW 9' Tfiiiw H Vw M, www ABOVE-Dennis Arce Urontj and Phil Hernan- dez gave the team a strong combination in the distances. LEFT--Frans D i e t e r e n used the Fosbery Flop to get over the bar. t S ' 1 ' ,,.f LEFT-Talented Trio ol Trackmen: Joe Green with baton, Larry Glatt with shot, and Keith Lovell with starting blocks pose against background ol long jump pit to symbolize diversi- fied point-getting abilities. CENTER, LEFT-Position is everything in life for high jumper Jack Blea who appears to be resting as he goes over the bar. CENTER, RIGHT-Coach Gary Gaudet lends a little vocal support as his sprinters come down the track. BOTTOM--Cee 1320 race comes around on last lap at Cantwell. Bos- co runners are Dave Ellis, Chris Carabini, Dave Brandow, Ron Rus- sett and Juan Cuellar. Winner, how- ever, turned out to be Park Byron who is barely visible behind Cant- well runner on inside. QV We ,stir VarsityBasehaIl W 10,9-fv ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-Kneeling: Steve Pekarcik, Frank Alvarez, Bob Mathews, Art Armiio, John Kent, John Hastert, Jerry Marnien, Steve Mytys, Chris Mike Iwasiwka, Jim Caron, Stan Walls, Pete Fiorenza and Lubner, Jim Loy, Dennis Bracken, Dennis Lamp, Jack Blea Coach Larry Hilliard. Not pictured: Rusty Ginter. and Robert Roberts, manager. Standing: Matt Rooney, mgr., '-x ABOVE-All quiet on the Brave Bench. RIGHT-Sluggers Jim Loy and Art Armijo supplied the punch which decided many a game. 42 is Q. N 4 f i X 'L 1 h s ...:1, , mn i QQ:- ,-331, K ' . N El. , 1 , 75 +-A 1.Pm L. -- - - as 5 -.., S 2 a 5: ,N 5 ,x i iwmafiswngfw. , - . M, ..,,. , , 4. ,nr ., .. U ,gsm ri ,vp X V, ,., E r r 5, .ffmm Z'-If WF WMS X .- asm -as Top row: Throw it past 'em was the motto of Dennis Lamp . . . Steve Mytys was a second half ot a potent 1-2 pitching combo . . . Third base coach John Hastert was a busy man as the Braves got many a base runner in scoring posi- tion. LEFT-Two more hurlers: Pete Fiorenza and Rusty Ginter. BELOW--This Verbum Dei runner survived a pick- off attempt, but the final result was Bosco 2, Verbum Dei 1. First baseman is John Kent, and the pitcher is Dennis Lamp. 'ps 44 RIGHT-Shortstop Art ,Armijo watches as second sacker Jim Caron fires to first in infield workout. BELOW-Bob Mathews, left, and Frank AI- varez discuss the situation with Coach Larry Hilliard. ff! vt - I v .ww ,KM , .w-Ms ' fx ., A 6 -' - Hn.-,rw . 7- ,, 1451639 mg mffmaa, 43 X Q, 4. LB 3 t fx N 3 W ,Lx ...rf l wi., .Q I 6 .r F ,V,x, ,. ,,.n 3,,,...av X M , :V 273 V frff wtirjiz , M sv ' f ABOVE-Outflelder Jack Blea rounds first g after singling against Verbum Dei. V LEFT-Pitcher Dennis Lamp gets the con- ' sensus of opinion from catcher Mike V Iwasiwka, third baseman Jerry Marnien 'A ' ' ' and second baseman Stan Walls. ' - ability to climb up after high throws. BELOW-catcher Mike lwasiwka ' contributed much to strong pitch- BELOW-Third baseman Jerry Marnien handled ing performances. the hot corner with ease. , 7 p I ' - . LEFT--First baseman John Kent demonstrates 4 pi Qi? ' S X 1 Q- at 6' A . ' S ' ,- ' w ' 'f ff ff f' ff f , , ' ' ' , MQ iszvwiff-11: .1 'fmww E -i . W -f gk .' f if ,.a. . ss, A ,V 1-nwqg 1-1 --sv ,I .. K - . L ' 1 is : U ' ' Q if ,nr , f.. 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JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM -Sitting: Dave Krause, Mike Generakos, Tony Nutall, Rene Betancourt, Andy DeLeon, Dana Weber. Kneeling: Tony Ferrero, Ed Montes, Chuck St. Clair, Dan Bridges, if 43 e '3 V X 4 X .K f, 9 . I t Q b? f ,K A pm ,Kgs J , , ft M. S 21 f ' 'S 'S' at ' fi., . .1 .--1 f . ' of gi ge V V:-..e..::5:.t--:f:.-V'f:fa..'Vnlef-. 5gfE:5,g. it -f -,,:f-:.,.VVE,':.-.!:,-:g5V.yV.,s2 K g,,r,,, sweat. em B, Al, its '-22-'E ' NP- - is. W QR fb. -lyifiissiiff-45:56 eve' V. et . x.ff21il,1s.- 1 , ,NV asf-- .Uf wiv- , 3V-zftssgl. -'gag-A. Wm- Qgegff- gi. 5 - 41 'B W f' A ,g f' ,ine af 523g get 'B X 3 wx w S A S' Q 55 H 1 'mweexsvv aims at iw s + ,ge Vs ffiisgsi 5 Bae is we M252 A Qifiwsa gas --fx F i r st baseman Mike Worden stretches to take a throw. Larry Weimers, Ernie Ramirez, Mark Schriefer. Stand- ing: Coach Ray Rodriquez, Mike Worden, Jack Abeelen, Wrux Willey, Bernie Mejia, Chuck Curnow, Mario Boen- zi. Not pictured: Paul Benavente, manager. Three who knew how to use their war clubs-Dana Weber, Dan Bridges and Tony Nutall. wx B 'f ' - . :P 'R' 'S f is fig? , jf-I ?'1 3? '57 vs fy Lg ,, 2352-' WP' l 44' 3 sw warg M i cial' LEFT-Tony Ferrero, Mark Schrieler and Bernie Meiia are all attention as Coach Rodriguez makes a point. BELOW-Eight reasons why freshmen play an im- portant part in SJB athletic fortunes-Dave Krause, Mario Boenzi, Chuck Curnow, Larry Weimers, Ed Montes, Ernie Ramirez, Andy DeLeon and Chuck St. Clair. BOTTOM, LEFT-Second baseman Mike Generakos lires to first alter taking toss from shortstop Rene Betancourt. BOTTOM, RIGHT-Pitchers Wrux Willey, Jack Abee- len, and Larry Weimers. g , X as 1 ' : ff . W 5 'fl' if-9, ,J B imp. E tiff - ,T A T, J 5352 ,Q 1' Li? fi Sf ..-1-E T 3 I , s 5 , srf 2 -my Q T' s w Q 'is ,,,,,,, in ,.,., N Q, R t. vt it 9, Q if K t wi ff , ,, cm vw 1 3 f ' N' 1 'Su 2, S awww N if 48 1 ST. JOHN BOSCO VARSITY GOLF TEAM-Coach Francis Hiaguchi, Bob Macias, Greg Weaver, David Gausepohl, Ed Bartlett, Brad Bennett. ,, W M z ,few TWO SWINGERS: Brad Bennett, left, and David Gausepohl Q Golf 4:42, 4, yi we 'af l Wil My f'il5'wQ, ' 47 ST. JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF TEAM-Coach Francis Hiaguchi, Scott Sandelin, Jim Reich, Gary Grillo, Joe Morgan, Paul Pacifico and Bob Blind. ' 'W ' .V ,f mmm' ,. f my ,MW M f l -5 nw ' ,MH W X ! to rrr A A f A. f ,, a 7 ' ? g-nga 'T w Air , . - 'T' ' ' 'K im , ' . , , . ,. . W 14'- LEFT, CENTER-Jim Reich gets some pointers from Joe Morgan. - ABOVE-Gary Grillo and Scott Sandelin discuss the line points ofthe game. LEFT-Bob Blind gets a ball lrom Paul Pacifico in preparation for a shot. rs' I49 FOSTER D Service 'I 4481 Flr-estone Blvd. 1 Sfwth Gate Callf 1CORNER FOSTERKWOODRUFF1 1 TOpaz 1-5015 DOWNEY, CALIF. AMOS R. 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Complimenfs of .lohn's Woodruff Pharmacy 3780 Woodruff Ave. Long Beach, Calif. 90808 425-7481 K , ' W Autographs U it IIQEMQJUEKQ xl ll you 6561! fo he ffl? 'PHD VWV lV'NhK'3 gjfvpf rfjhe SCA! 1016 C0755 ' Agp e Voc, ,Qafcf SQL 554 MRKRIQCFHUUK LU e MH!! hlqlk 91,3 bfsgesf Pma-ffy 69046, ' S'01ru'pAlfl' Kill '- Tx , QcwU?Y Compliments of Yearbook Staff fl Am Mfol Horne?-AMX-Jcxvelln-Rebel-Ambassador GREMLI N DON-A-VEE MOTORS Bellflower 15737 Bellflow Bellflower, Cu To 7-7256-To A 1 Wada phvunaeg. PHONE: 925-6505 16900 So. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif, - GOOD LUCK SENIORS G 5 I' 7 3... Farewell to the C ass of 1970 Good Luck, and May God Bless You! Mr. and Mrs. Weldon C. Erwin, Jr .... Mr. and Mrs. Walter lwasiwka and Family . . . The Hef- fern Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. DeNisco . . . Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lippert and Bob . . . The John Neeway Family . . . The Don Hoffman Fami- ly . . . The Frank Ridgley Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wieland . . . The Saeman Family . . . The Jim Carleton Family . . . The Armand Chevrier Family . . . The Ramirez': Ram, Stella, Chief and Dianna . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. Wood and Family . . . The Eugene C. Tufts Family . . . The Paradis Family . . . David J. Olson Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gonsalves . . . The Russell A. Skiff Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Searey and Rick, Pat, Dave, Sue, Cindy, Lydia and Tony . . . The Dromgooles-Bob, Lorraine, Craig, Deanna and Shawn . . . Mr. Nick Ross and Fami- ly . . . The Michael Hottinga Family . . . The Detterich Family . . . The Tom Reilly Family . . . The Luis Madrigal Family . . . Pvt. Greg Witherell, U.S. Army . . . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cluney . . . Mr. and Mrs. John Pinter . . . The Sampson Family . . . The M. T. Costello Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kapono . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Noonan . . . Rev. Father John Maxwell, SDB . . . Mrs. lrene Maxwell . . . Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence C. Weber and Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. William Webb and Tim-Tom-Terry . . . Mr. and Mrs. N. Gandolfo and Family . . . The Joe Can- zone's . . . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Check . . . The Abundio Hernandez Family .. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Abeelen . . . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mont- gomery. . . Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merk. . . Mr. and Mrs. William Koppes and Family . . . Mr. H. M. Cheung . . . The Donald R. Brown Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Dietenbeck and Paul . . . Wil- liam and Lauralee Dietenbeck . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kuhn . . . Mr. Walter Bolduc . . . Orvin and Helen Flogerzi Family . . . John Perez and Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Tino E. Hernandez . . . Dr. and Mrs. Francis Farrell . . . Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo A. Romani and Family . . . Irvin Bowman . . . The Wilfred Glatt Family . . . Mrs. Mable Pride and Family . . . The Shea Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mercurio . . . Georgia L. Carcia . . . The Arce's . . . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lubner and Family . . . The Lugibihl Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cantrell and Craig . . . William and Eliza- beth Clark and John . . . Mr. and Mrs. Francis Haberman . . . The Montez Family . . . Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Vento . . . Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian S. Attardo . . . Eighth Grade Class of St. Albert the Great School, Compton, California . . . Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Schuster . . . The Weimers . . . The Richard Bamrick Family. Z F, 5 , , if 5 flgigf-!1 , 5 ,A :fs-' in fpulf fiyltll ,t 1, 1 Vllsiw ,ii y NVXUV lx MX X fl all Aflflglf' flfw uff ln' - lr - M fx ' i' :lx wi il is! .lift -'. ,ly .i l list' il V lg : The Class of 1970 Was: Waiting for Father Byrne's punch lines. . . Ken Varner's bombing the seagulls. . .Argu- ments in business law . . . Gscar Valenzuelats arguments at the basket . . . Bill Ervvinis stuffing . . . lVlarnien's tasty cakes . . . Stockberger's typing contest . . . Father Leo's concept of marriage . Ish and Blea's award-winning tardy excuses . . . Deciphering Juan's handwriting . . . Bill Ridgley's vocabulary . . . pink belly . . . .Junior-Senior con- frontations at lunch . . . Pitching pennies into the trash can . . .Volleyball champions of the world. . .Asking lVIrs. Silver for a date. . . Frosh initiation. . .Jimmy Pride's crusty remarks . . . Bellenbaum: Cow-lVlilker of the Year. . . 1969 Winternats . . . Parties. . . Sayrels weekly accidents . . . lVlr. Gaudet's bull sessions. . . Steve Shea's dropping out of high school and going to college . . . Tormey's dress codes . . . Delany: The Blond Bomber. . .Boss's built-in loud speaker. . .Van Vlliels love of orange. . .George Tuft's love of green . . . LugibihI's academic achievements. . . Ed Bosales: future Al Hirt. . . Nick Banko's chess games . . . Lubner's remarks . . . Rick VVeiss's sign painting . . . Stanley Baby Face Walls. . . Steve Gandolfo singing the Alma Mater. . . Mike Peg- leg' Schiada. . . Earl Easy Bideru Valles. . .Robert Beaver: Canadian-bound. . .Just Plain Art Armijo . . . Doug Pado's candy store efficiency . . . 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