St Vincents Seminary - Vincentian Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1979 volume:

nS TIME When it all began in 1954, there were only a house and a barn, but time brings change and, for St. Vincent ' s Seminary, change has meant growth. AS TIME GOES ON, St. Vincent ' s continues to grow. Yet it is not the number nor the kind of buildings that make St. Vincent ' s special — it is the PEOPLE. AS TIME GOES ON, faculty, seminarians, parents and friends continue to give of themselves, their time and their support. The future of St. Vincent ' s depends on the continuing support of people such as these. Yes, St. Vincent ' s, in Its 25 years, has grown into a beautiful campus, but more importantly, it has grown into a beautiful COMMUNITY. Rev. John Sharpe, CM. 1954-59 FOR 25 YEARS OF DEDICA TION WE THANK YOU... For 25 years the faculty here at St. Vincent ' s has been involved in every aspect of the lives of the seminarians. A spirit of caring and loving has filled each of the tasks undertaken by the men and women who have served St. Vincent ' s during these many years. It is with a deep sense of grati- tude that we give special recognition to them by dedicating this 25th anniversary issue of the Vin- centian to them. For sharing themselves with us we say— THANK YOUil Bro. Bernard Stem, CM. 1954-73, 1975-76 Rev. Robert Lamy, CM. 1954-58 Rev. Terence O ' Donnell, CM. 1955-57 Rev. Louis Franz, CM. 1958-61 Rev. Harold Guyot, CM. 1958-60 Rev. Victor Roden, CM. 1958-59, 1967-79 Rev. Thomas Mclntyre, CM. 1959-65 Rev. William Horan, 1959-60 CM. Rev. Michael Boyle, CM. 1959-69 Rev. Nicholas Herrero. CM. 1959-61 Rev. Francis Koeper, CM. 1960-61 Mr. Richard Miller, CM. 1960-61 Rev. Arthur Daspit, CM. 1961-63 Rev. John Golden, CM. 1961-67 Rev. Eulegio Coello, CM. 1961-64 Rev. William Ready, CM. 1961-68, 1974-79 Rev. David Windsor, CM. 1961-69, 1977-79 Rev. Patrick Keeley, CM. Rev. Paul Zimmermann, CM. 1964 1964-67 Rev. John Overkamp, CM. 1964-67 Rev. Walter Housey, CM. Rev. Edward Brennan, CM. 1965-71, 1978-79 1967-72 Bro. Fred Oberlies, CM. 1967-68. 1977-79 Rev. Robert Roppel, CM. 1967-70 Rev. Joseph Dowd, CM. 1968-71, 1974-76 Rev. Guide Navarro, CM. 1968-76 Rev. Allen Moore, CM. 1969-72 Rev. Michael O ' Grady, CM. 1968-71 Rev. John Roche, CM, 1970-71 Sr. Bernard Thornton, R.S.H.M. 1970-76 Mr. Nal Pedrosian 1970-71 Rev, Sal Sansone, CM. Rev. Charles Shelby, CM ' - ' ' J ' ' ' Rev. Joseph Haley, CM, 1971 1971-73 1971-73 1971-77 Rev. John Ruhl, CM, 1971-76 Mr. Francis Pomykata Sr, Kathleen Daly, R,S.H.M. Rev. William Mahoney, CM. 1973-75 1971-72 1971-74 Rev, James Cairns, CM, 1971-77 Rev, Francis Crowley, CM 1973-74 Mr, Michael Gonzalez 1973-74 Rev, Roy Persich, CM. 1963 - 1 - ■ -« • ' y t-. ■1 4. Mr. Michael Salazar 1973-74 Mr. Mrs. Steve Store 1973-77 Rev. John Clark. CM. 1974-76 Rev. Peter Diliberto, CM. 1974-79 Rev. Daniel Harris, CM. 1974-75 Rev. Michael Javor, CM. 1975-76. 1978-79 Rev. Patrick Mullin, CM. 1975-79 Miss Katherine Leahy 1974-76 Rev. Gary Landry. CM. 1976-79 Miss Barbara Ekman 1976-78 Mr. Charles Sweeney 1976-77 Mr. Thomas Brown 1976-77 PICTURES NOT SHOWN Rev. Robert Kratt. CM. 1954-55 Rev. Paul Miller • 1955-59 Rev. Gerald Brown, CM. 1957-58 Rev. Edward Sullivan, CM. 1957-59 Rev. Jacinto iroz, CM. 1963-64 Rev. Michael Walsh, CM. 1977-79 Mr. Michael Thorton 1977-79 Mr. Brian Weraky 1977-78 ' M It started as a dream, but with the help and support of the friends and benefactors of the Vincentian Community, St. Vincent ' s Seminary soon became a reality. In 1954, Rancho San Antonio, once the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pansini, became the site of the seminary. With further financial support from the Doheny family, St. Vincent ' s grew rapidly in many ways. Through the generosity of benefactors such as these, St. Vincent ' s has been able to contin- ue to train young men for the service of Our Lord and His Church as Vincentian priests and brothers. Mrs. Mary Pansini Mr. Edward Doheny ji ;-- ' ,,-■. . Development of the 14-acre site began almost im- mediately. The original house and barn served as multi-purpose buildings until the classroom building and first dormitory were completed in 1954-55. Ad- ditional buildings were constructed over the years: gym (1954), chapel and dining room (1959), study hall bulding (1964), new dormitory (1967), recrea- tion building (1969). More important than the growth of the physical plant, however, has been the development of a truly Christ-centered Community, a Community built not of bricks, but of caring peo- ple. 1 mt. S m -■ ■ . i E9fi £ W ' . JH H LI Ld J hI r rj Mrs. Estelle Doheny AS TIME GOES ON . . we grow. Throughout its 25 years, St. Vincent ' s has striven to provide the kind of atmosphere and Christian Community en- vironment necessary for growth in faith and the love of God and neighbor. Many young men, sens- ing a call to follow Christ in the priesthood or brotherhood, have come to St. Vincent ' s seeking to discover God ' s Will for them. Of these, nine have gone on to ordination; many others have taken with them the love and spirit they found here at St. Vincent ' s and made them a part of their lives as Catholic laymen. 10 AS TIME GOES ON . . . we celebrate. In a time and age when small numbers and financial difficulties have caused many seminary high schools to close, we celebrate, in thanksgiving, God ' s good- ness to us during our 25 years of existence. Dur- ing that time, God has always provided ... We also celebrate the friendships that have been formed and the lives that have been shared. It is a cele- bration of life at its best... a celebration of Christ ' s life among us... a celebration of what can be. 11 12 FROM THE PAST 14 ■ [ Prayer, conferences, discussion, quiet reflection and the Holy Eucharist are the order of the day each month during the Day of Renewal. It is yet another important opportunity for the Seminar- ians to grow spiritually and to find time for self examination and inner quiet. Through such Days of Renewal the Seminarians strive to Increase their awareness — of themselves, of the Com- munity, of God. 15 SPIRITUAL EXERCISE 16 CLASS MEETINGS §laSs PS The class counselor meetings offer yet an- other opportunity for growth and sharing. Meeting weel ly, with a faculty member pre- sent, the seminarians have a chance to dis- cuss problems, share ideas, confront each other in a spirit of charity, encourage each other, and pray together. It was one of those days. ' Seniors talk witti Fr. Walsh. s p I R I T U A L D I R E C T I V Whereas the rules, programs, and faculty offer the seminarian some external guid- ance for his life here at St. Vincent ' s, spiri- tual direction on an individual and person- al basis offers the important internal guid- ance needed for solid personal growth and maturity. Each seminarian chooses a spiritual director from among the faculty and is strongly urged to consult with him frequently throughout the school year. 20 The Eucharist, a symbol of Life and Unity, is an essential part of our daily lives. We share in the planning, preparation and celebration of the Eu- charist as a most necessary part of our constant effort to build a truly Christian Community. With Christ in the Eucharist as the focus of our day, we strive to carry Him with us into the rest of our daily activities. 21 - ' •;. ' t i 22 ACTIVITIES OF YESTERYEAR COMING HOME AGAIN 25 SCOFFS 28 29 F R S H N I G H T _ ' PHH w j H m ' |b t ' -v k ' ' ' f- ' ' ' - Miss S.V.S. Stay for dinner? Can ' t stand blood. fsiiS 30 PATCH NIGHT Following freshmen night, the new seminarians are warmly and joyfully welcomed as full mem- bers of our Christian Community. The semi- nary patch, a symbol of membership, is given to each of the neophytes. It is worn with pride on our blazer, declaring our brotherhood in the family of St. Vincent. H JJ E ■ — mBbh H 1 1 H B HRmHw j H IK I BM Km H Hr r ■■ f . ■ Dflj ! 1 ■ 1 ' KF: ' ' K K ' ' J ■• . 1 H Hmbe - dK ■ — i l HR Sitf: ' ' ■yiMl ' , ' )- •ai 31 WORK ORDER i m wm .Mm ji wMMmLmmmk ih 32 You going to clean out your dorm place, Tim? 33 YOU ' RE A GOOD MAN 34 CHARLIE BROWN CAST: Charlie Br Linus ' ; . . .j Lucy .... Patty;.. ., .| Sehroederl Snoopy . . DIRECTOR ASST. DIR[ CA Sr , , Daniel Bower • IJEhael Horan l m Odnnan ti; Wainscott tarrjlf Peltier .Joseph Roach f ,: ' Windsor. CM. liseph ' Bunch I Blandii or, ry, :C.M_f V 35 CHRISTMAS BANQUET -, .,; - .- 36 H U S E NTs ' % r •: ' :7i 37 r L A S V E G A N I G H T m. u 38 39 « - yock im Young men interested in experiencing seminary and com- munity life at St. Vincent ' s, have tine opportunity to do so one weekend each month. Under the direction of Fr. Pat Mullin, the vocation director, and with the co-operation of the seminarians, the vocation weekenders work, pray, and play together in an effort to discover whether or not God may be calling them to the priesthood or brotherhood. 40 41 CHRISTIAN WORKS 42 AND CCD CONGRESS The Christian Works Program is important not only for growth in Christian life but also for personal formation and development. The program strives to give the seminarian opportunities to build the Church among men and help the People of God by his witness and service. He is also taught to develop the habit of theological reflection concerning his response to the Mission of Christ, particularly as a seminarian. 43 FRIENDS OF ST. VINCENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: PRESIDENT (center right) Mr. Darrell Peltier TREASURER (right) Mr. Norbert Goodman SECRETARY (center lett) Mrs. E ulalia Roach MODERATOR (left) Rev. Michael Walsh, CM. THE FRIENDS OF ST. VINCENT, an organization made up of parents of the seminarians and other concerned and interested friends, comprises an important part of our Vincentian family. The Friends generously shares in the financial support of the seminary through garage sales and Las Vegas Night; it sponsors social activities such as banquets and potluck dinners; and its members share in the spiritual benefits which the seminary has to offer through participation in the Eucharist and other liturgical celebrations. For the support and friendship the FRIENDS OF ST. VINCENT has shown to St. Vincent ' s Semi- nary, the faculty and seminarians would like to say ' thank you ' and ' God bless you. ' 1 ! rUDENTjBODY OFFI RESIDENT Phillip Perez VICE-PRESIDENT Ricardo Hernandez TREASURER William Odman SECRETARY Dennis Goodman CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Ralph Blanding SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT Joseph Bunch SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Alexander Hernandez VICE-PRESIDENT Daniel Bower SPORTS John Mumma ENTERTAINMENT Jose Valdivia JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Antonio Cadena VICE-PRESIDENT Lawrence Peltier SPORTS Michael Malloy ENTERTAINMENT Joseph Roach FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT Albert Domasin VICE-PRESIDENT Andrew Reinagel SPORTS Anthony De Moss ENTERTAINMENT Timothy Martinez 49 M U S I C I A N S DIRECTORS Rev. David Windsor, CM Rev. Michael Javor, CM. MUSICANS Phillip Perez Antonio Cadena Daniel Sanchez Alex Hernandez Michael Piaseck Ray Cardenas Eric Schwartz Theodore Berumen Richard Earley Michael Horan 50 FIRST TENORS David Alvarado Timothy Martinez Ray Cardenas Eric Schwartz Paul Burton SECOND TENORS Lawrence Peltier Joseph Roach Daniel Bower Phillip Perez Richard George Theodore Berumen Paul Arangua BARITONES Thuan Duong Ricardo Hernandez Michael Malloy Antonio Cadena Richard Earley Richard St. Amant BASES William Odman Michael Horan Anthony DeMoss DIRECTOR Rev. David Windsor, c H I R CM. P B Uj; 1 b ■PH ■ 51 L I T U R G Y C M M I T T E E MODERATOR Rev. David Windsor, C.IVI. LITURGISTS Ralph Blanding Antonio Cadena Daniel Bower 52 s T A M P C L U B PRESIDENT Richard Earley SECRETARY Eric Scliwartz TREASURER Albert Domasin PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MODERATOR Bro. Fred Oberlies, CM. PHOTOGRAPHERS Peter Mehalechko Daniel Sanchez Richard Earley Carlos Rivadeneira Eric Schwartz 54 yjV?; ' -iy:pt ' S | ;f:r?-- SPORTS, THEN. AND NOW INTRAMURALS Almost as important as the spiritual and per- sonal development of each seminarian is his physical growth and well being. The intramural program, therefore, is an important part of the seminarian ' s life here at St. Vincent ' s. The pro- gram not only allows him the opportunity to recreate but also the chance to learn new ath- letic skills. INTERSCHOLASTICS STANDING: Alex Hernandez, Theodore Berumen, Ralph Blanding, Ricardo Hernandez, John Mumma KNEELING: Joseph Bunch, Phillip Perez, Ray Cardenas COACH: Bro. Fred Oberlies, CM. (not shown) I 62 26 Providence 41 Southwestern 38 First Lutheran 34 Pilgrim 40 Heights Lutheran (Low score is winner) ALL-LIBERTY LEAGUE TEAM: J. Ricardo Hernandez Alex Hernandez 63 B A S K E T B A L L BACK ROW: Carlos Rivadeneira, Jose Valdivia, Mr. Michael Thornton (coach), Richard Earley, Joseph Roach MID. ROW: Paul Burton, John Mumma, Alex Hernandez, Daniel Sanchez, Michael Malloy, Theo- dore Berumen, Albert Sirak, Anthony DeMoss FRONT ROW: Ralph Blanding, Phillip Perez, Joseph Bunch, Ricardo Hernandez FACULTY STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME ALUMNI STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME - ' - -• yjs . Very Reverend John A. Grindel, CM. Provincial Province of the West Reverend Michael J. Walsh, CM. Rector St. Vincent ' s Seminary TOP LEFT: Rev. Gary S. Landry, CM. TOP RIGHT: Rev. Michael F. Javor, CM. BOTTOM LEFT: Rev. William H. Ready, CM BOTTOM RIGHT: Rev. David E. Windsor, CM 71 TOP LEFT: Rev. John J. Casey, CM. TOP RIGHT: Rev. Victor E. Roden, CM. BOTTOM LEFT: Rev. Patrick J. Mullin, CM. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rev. Walter L. Housey, CM. 72 F TOP RIGHT: Rev. Peter J. Diliberto, CM. BOTTOM LEFT: Bro. Fred Oberlies, CM. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Michael Thornton 73 74 TOP LEFT: Mr. Leo Jennings TOP CENTER: Mr. Vidal Palacios TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Cora Valeriano CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Esperanza Torres CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Irene Rodriguez BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Jennie Lozano HERMANAS JOSEFINAS STANDING (I to r): Madre Ines Villalon Sr. Francisca Gualilo Sr. Maria del Refugio Sr. Celia Sequedo Sr. Maria de los Angeles SITTING (I to r): Sr. Josefina Ruiz Sr. Rosa Aguinaga Almost from tfie beginning of St. Vincent ' s Seminary, the Jose- phine Sisters have been an example and inspiration to all those who have seen their dedication. Working quietly in the back- ground, the Sisters have served the faculty and seminarians with the kind of selfless love that was typical of Our Lord ' s own Mother Mary. St. Vincent ' s owes much to the Hermanas Josefinas. We pray that God will bestow His generous blessings upon them for their dedication and love. 75 i ' fMi flfiai3jA ' «t( t«.(.i,, ' . ' ;ifwr-Kj u Mii SBi 76 l f«M TOP: Anthony DeMoss MID LEFT: Ray Cardenas MID RIGHT: Brian Hughes BOTTOM: Miguel Palomares IRtQXIHinfiBlEfflR BOTTOM: Ralph Manning MID LEFT: David Alvarado MID RIGHT: Paul Arangua TOP: Pedro Gonzalez IH ■ H ' n;:= i I H HPv|..i H ■l ' ' w Bf i .JH HL] r ' 1 r . H TOP: Carlos Curiel MID LEFT: Stephen Knox MID RIGHT: Daniel Razo BOTTOM: Rick Schlientz 82 TOP LEFT: Alex Hernandez President MID LEFT: Daniel Bower Vice-President MID RIGHT: John Mumma Sports Mgr. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jose Valdivia Entertainment Mgr. TOP RIGHT: Paul Burton MID LEFT: Eric Schwartz MID RIGHT: Joseph Schneider BOTTOM RIGHT: Richard George TOP LEFT: Dennis Goodman MID LEFT: Christopher Kelly MID RIGHT: Richard St. Amant BOTTOM RIGHT: Albert Sirak I B I 7 1 kV W ' r I f r i i m 86 87 TOP RIGHT: Lawrence Peltier Vice-President BOTTOM LT: Michael Malloy Sports Mgr. BOTTOM RT: Joseph Roach Entertainment Mgr. 90 91 92 ■ % ] y F 1 1 f 1 N 1 I I IEI 1 M 1 - I H P Rfll i 1 JH 1 ' P ; iha I will proclaim your greatness, my God and king; I will thank you forever and ever. Every day I will thank you; I will praise you forever and ever. The Lord is great, and must be highly praised; his greatness is beyond understanding. Good-byes have always been difficult for me. It ' s a time when something good and beautiful seems to be ending. But is it ending? If we truly love something, then it ' s ours forever and no person or thing can ever keep us separated. That ' s how I feel about St. Vincent ' s. This seminary is part of my life and even if the future draws us miles away from each other, I ' ll always be a part of it and it a part of me. There are so many who have influenced my life in a positive manner. These individuals have helped build the foundation on which I live and will li- ve — and those aren ' t just fancy words; I mean it! A few of these people I ' d like to thank right now. First of all, I ' d like to thank my family who backed me up with love the whole way through. I would also like to thank my other family, my class — J.R., Phil, Joe, and Mike. These four brothers hold a very special place in my heart. Of course, I ' d like to thank the other seminarians and the faculty who have been true friends throughout my four years at St. Vincent ' s. Thanks, Fr. Windsor, for your love and support. Most of all, thank you, Jesus! Remember, a true friend is a friend forever! 96 The time has come to say good-bye, but many are the friends that I will never forget. First, I want to thank my parents, especially my mother for her love and wisdom. I would also like to thank my brothers and sisters for sharing their love, fun and joy. In addition to my family, there are four friends I want to thank for sharing four great years with me. Thanks, Phil, Jose Ricardo, Ralph, and Mike. I will always remember the class of ' 79. I also want to thank the faculty for its consider- ation and understanding. Likewise, I want to thank Alex, Paul, Tony, Pete, and the rest of the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes for sharing the laughs and hardships during the years. Above all, I want to thank God for sharing His love. I hope to love Him more and more throughout my life. If you love something; set it free. If it comes back; it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it was never meant to be. .(ii) I 97 hey will tell about all your goodness, and sing about your kindness. merciful, slow to become angry and full of constant love. He is good to everyone and has compassion to all he made. I I N These past four years will be with me forever. It seems like just yesterday that I packed up and came to check out exactly what a seminary was all about and to see if I had a vocation to the priesthood. During these four years, I have learned a great many things, especially about community life. I have also grown in wisdom and love for God. There are many people I wish to thank. First of all, my family, for standing with me through thick and thin. . los amo. I wish to thank my class, Ralph, Joe, Mike, and Phil and all my past classmates, who are not forgotten. Good luck to next year ' s student body, especially to the class of ' 80. St. Vincent ' s is blessed with a truly great faculty. Thank you all, past and present, for your pa- tience, concern, and wisdom. There are many others who deserve to be men- tioned—Ruben H., Mike C, Anna P., The Chain Gang, Las Hermanas Josefinas, the Friends of St. Vincent, all those who supported the team, and the Kenoak Street Gang — to mention just a few. Thank you all. Most especially, THANK YOU, GOD, for all Your love and for bringing me to S.V.S. As my life goes on, I believe somehow some- thing ' s changed — a part of me. During the past four years my life has changed, and St. Vincent ' s has been a very definite part of that change, a change for the better. St. Vincent ' s will always be a part of me also, because of the many gifts of love, friendship, time, and patience given to me. For all these gifts, I give my heartfelt thanks. Fr. Windsor, Joe, Phil, Ralph, J.R., Joe P., I ' ll always treasure your spe- cial gifts of friendship. Thanks also to my family for their support and love. I ' ve always considered good-bye to be a rather simple word. We all us e it many times every day, but now I have to say it to people that I love, and it ' s not easy. So instead of truly saying good- bye, I say the word in the light sense we use it every day, over the phone and at the door. How could I say good-bye to the people and the place that have become so much a part of my life? St. Vincent ' s will always be in my heart and prayers. . .1 love you. . .thank you. . good-bye. ; I The Lord is righteous in all he does, merciful in all his acts. He is near to all who call to him with sincerity. He supplied the needs of all who fear him; he hears their cry and save; them. I will always praise the Lord; let all creatures praise his holy name FOREVER! ■C3 f5 It is I who must sometimes walk Life ' s path alone; but knowing that You are here with me has made my sojourn All the easier. I aspire to grasp the star that shines Within me; and to never forget from When I invisioned its beauty. It is difficult to leave behind something so familiar to you; yet my parting from S.V.S. will lead me to new horizons and new challenges. My sojourn at S.V.S. has been filled with times of both joy and sorrow. If I were to live my high school years over, I would not alter one moment, not one friend. I thank the four men who have shared their friend- ship with me. Thank you J.R., Joe, Ralph and Mike. Thank you Mom, Dad, Gabe, Uncle Morris, Auntie Frances, and Anna for your love and sup- port. I am grateful to everyone who has helped me throughout my four years here at S.V.S. Good luck to the class of ' 80. Joe Roach, don ' t let the God Squad end. Gratitude and much laud go to my professors. Thanks and a lot of love to my estrella. My greatest thanks go to my Lord who has willed all this to be. May God bless you all. 100 102 f ' ' ■■■. •? ■ ' ' ■ %:r- 103 ROSTER FRESHMEN in n DAVID ALVARADO 2231 Eastlake Ave., Los Angeles, CA. 90031 PAUL ARANGUA 7565 Lindsey, Pico Rivera, CA. 90660 RAY CARDENAS 2411 Wilma Ave., City of Commerce, CA. 90040 CARLOS CURIEL 1954 E. 77 St., Los Angeles, CA. 90001 ANTHONY DE MOSS 8222 S. Eglise Ave., Pico Rivera, CA. 90660 ALBERT DOMASIN 8027 Clarinda, Pico Rivera, CA. 90660 PEDRO GONZALEZ 13438 Lubican St., Baldwin Park, CA. 91706 BRIAN HUGHES 1634 Loganrita, Arcadia, CA. 91006 STEPHEN KNOX P.O. Box 90, La Mirada, CA. 90637 RALPH MANNING 2644 Pickens, Montrose, CA. 91020 TIMOTHY MARTINEZ 12875 Chippewa St., Sylmar, CA. 91342 MIGUEL PALOMARES 1470 W. 152nd St., Compton, CA. 90220 ANDREW REINAGEL 7140 E. 29th St., Tucson, AZ. 85710 RICHARD SCHLIENTZ 10277 Nightingale, Ft. Valley, CA. 92708 SOPHOMORES c H ■ PAUL BURTON 414 Redwood, Oxnard, CA 93030 DANIEL BOWER 7251 Penn Way, Stanton, CA. 90680 RICHARD GEORGE 4136 N. 56 Dr., Phoenix, AZ. 85031 DENNIS GOODMAN 8625 Cypress Ave., South Gate, CA. 90280 ALEX HERNANDEZ 4617 Fisher St., Los Angeles, CA. 90022 CHRISTOPHER KELLY 20 W. Mira Monte, Sierra Madre, CA. 91024 JOHN MUMMA 1297 Arrowhead, Ventura, CA. 93003 RICHARD ST. AMANT 1113 Electric St., Gardena, CA. 90248 JOSEPH SCHNEIDER 1571 Hobart Dr., Camarillo, CA. 93010 ERIC SCHWARTZ 8576 Boatbill Circle, Fountain Valley, CA. 92708 ALBERT SIRAK 22515 Vanowen St., Canoga Park, CA. 91307 JOSE VALDIVIA 2510 Eastlake Ave., Los Angeles, CA. 90031 0A ROSTER JUNIORS THEODORE BERUMEN 1118 Dovey Ave., Whittier, CA. 90601 AQTONIO CADENA 6221 Rimbank Ave., Pico Rivera, CA. 90660 THUAN DUONG 1200 S. Palm Ave., Alhambra, CA. 91803 RICHARD EARLEY 13342 Trego St., Sylmar, CA. 91342 MICHAEL MALLOY 18872 Santa Barbara, Fountain Valley, CA. 92708 PETER MEHALECHKO 2509 N. French St., Santa Ana, CA. 92706 WILLIAM ODMAN 5252 Coldwater Canyon, Van Nuys, CA. 91401 LAWRENCE PELTIER 17953 Tribune PL, Granada Hills, CA. 91344 MICHAEL PIASECKI 2010 Waverly Dr., Anaheim, CA. 92802 CARLOS RIVADENEIRA 15315 Badillo St., Baldwin Park, CA. 91706 JOSEPH ROACH 12309 Maxon PI., Chino, CA. 91710 DANIEL SANCHEZ 1607 Jerseydale Ave., Montebello, CA. 90640 JOHN WAINSCOTT 9225 Key West, Temple City, CA. 91780 SENIORS RALPH BLANDING 8211 Enramada, Whittier, CA. 90605 JOSEPH BUNCH 1752 West 35th St., Los Angeles, CA. 90018 RICARDO HERNANDEZ 15236 Kenoak Dr., Baldwin Park, CA. 91706 MICHAEL HORAN 8745 Sylmar Ave., Panorama City, CA. 91402 PHILLIP PEREZ 4300 South 2350 West, Roy, UT. 84067 FACULTY REV. MICHAEL J. WALSH, CM. REV. REV. JOHN J. CASEY, CM. BRO. REV. PETER J. DILIBERTO, CM. REV. REV. WALTER L. HOUSEY, CM. REV. REV. MICHAEL F. JAVOR, CM. REV. REV. GARY S. LANDRY, CM. PATRICK J. MULLIN, CM. FRED OBERLIES, CM. WILLIAM H. READY, CM. VICTOR E. RODEN, CM. DAVID E. WINDSOR, CM. 105 106 107 108 AS TIME GOES ON. WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS IN STORE FOR no SAINT VINCENT ' S SEMINARY ONLY GOD KNOWS m fcOODGRlE SAlNTViNCENTS - , HRiSTM ' S PRt BUT WE PLACE OURSELVES ENTIRELY 112 II IT0 HIS CARE AND TRUST THAT HE 113 WILL CONTINUE TO SHOWER DOWN HIS 114 ABUNDANT BLESSING ON OUR COMMUNITY 115 AND OUR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS FOR lib MANY MORE YEARS TO COME St.XAnG nt ' s yOCk im DEPARTMENT Young men interested in the Priestlnood or Brotlnerhood who would like to become a part of our Community here at St. Vincent ' s, please contact: Father Pat Mullin, CM. Vocation Department St. Vincent ' s Seminary 1105 Bluff Road Montebello, CA. 90640 or call: (213) 723-3578 118 GOLDEN PATRON Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blashchak SIL VER PA TRONS Mrs. Isabelle Blackmore Vernon Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. and Mrs. Filiberto M. Boucher and Family Sanchez and Family Frs. Jerry and Ruhl Mr. Auturo Hernandez Jose and Maria Villegas Mr. Edward J Dalitika Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Anslow BRONZE PA TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Barney Reinagel and Family Roach and Family Ms. Victoria Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodriguez R.A. Haskel Mary Pearson Frank and Bernice Scanlon Maxine Dumont Mrs. Emma Mefialechko Mary C Viau Sr. Nicole Nguyen Thanh Kim All Saint ' s Church Cenacle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Theil 120 SPECIAL PATRONS Mary F. Burton Jacque Fete Desmond Cowan Richard J. Bower Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick S. Pucci Rev. H. Beutler, CM. F X. D. Josepfi F Tacderas Mrs. Mary George Mrs. Joseptiine Blaclimore Mr Mn Frafier Mr. Luis Martinez Mr and Mrs. Alfredo Alvarez Mr and Mrs. Leo Macias St. Albert the Great Parish Mr. and Mrs. David Alcala Mr and Mrs. Juan Casarez Betty Cummins Dance Studio Susan M. Girard Loretta R. Bower Mr and Mrs. Arturo H. Palomares Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Porras Mr and Mrs. Arturo Palomares, Jr. Mr. and Mr. Raymond L Myers Ms. Nina Pearl Roach Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Goodman S A. S Richard and Judith Fsway Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. George Mr. Donald Cuff St. Charles Gammar School Ernie and Cynthia Bower Helen Mehalechko Mr. and Mrs. Maximino Perez Anonymous Mr and Mrs.Richard L George The Maryvale Family Mr and Mrs. John F Issac Mr and Mrs. Dennis Lopez Miss Rosa Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Jose Cubarrubias Mr. Brijido Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Littleton Miss Lupe Casarez Aileen Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagner William F Bower Edgar and Carol Noice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magdelena Mr. and Mrs. Armando Palomares Rev Willian H. Ready CM., M.A., B.A., P.D.S.Q. Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Mrs. Maria Ulibe St. Aloysius School Millie F King Michael A. Villa 121 CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES ON YOUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY FROM THE FRIENDS OF ST. VINCENT 122 H ( PEPE, SAPA, MAPA, POPO GOD ' SIPI, KEPE, LEPE, SEPE BLESS SUPU, LIPI, CAPA, PENEE YOU KOPO, MIPI, ZULU, QUILI ALL OPO, APA, PEPE, mi VJE LOVE A FRIEND YOU PHIL OF ' 80 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS • FORM DESIGN FORMS CONTROL MANAGEMENT SMALL BUSINESS COMPUTERS COMPUTER SUPPLIES TRIAD BUSINESS FORMS INC. 17891 - K Sky Park Blvd. Irvine Calif 92714 714 556-0311 ' r ' T b r of Saint Francis 123 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL an God Bless, Rev. Joseph W. Roach V FROH LANDSCAPE MANAGtMENT { ZlV 180-9473 To My Family For All Your Love and Support That You Have Given Me v THANKS, LARRY PELTIER 124 BEST s ' U mSHES MYRON and CHARLOTTE DALY GOOD LUCK BOYS FRANK and BERNICE SCANLON 3t3|feola A e j Anodes C(K 90052. In Appreciation For Your Present Wor And Future Endeavors As Ttie Lord ' s Worliers Our Lady of Lourdes Ctiurcti 125 WITH GRATITUDE TO GOD FOR HIS GOODNESS DURING THESE 25 YEARS Rev. Michael J. Walsh, CM. Rev. Gary S. Landry, CM. Rev. David E Windsor, CM. Rev. Michael F. Javor, CM. 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