Villanova Preparatory School - Villanovan Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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.55- fk . A was Left to Right, Bottom Row: R. Amouroux, T. Knott, B. Scovi e Orrantia, F. Torres, T. Vett, R. Lopez. Middle Row: F. Rivera, D Fortier T. Ginella, B. loughman, R. Stewart, R. Holroyd, C. Weigman. Top Row ' G. Mulvihill, A. Torres, F. Bacon, M. Daily, R. Fortmeier, J, Ossorio The Junior Class, having the distinction of being the smallest class in the school, tries to make up in spirit what it lacks in size, Scholastically, we are average, and we are proud of the few members of our number who do represent us often on the Honor Roll. Athletically, our class has certainly made a name for itself. Two members have attained All-League honors and others help provide the backbone of the school teams. Other activities were not neglected by our class. The Tidings drive, due prin- cipally to one of our very spirited members, was a success for us. The production of Brother Orchid had several Juniors in the cast and behind the stage. The Missions were not neglected by us, the Sodality gained many members from our ranks. Socially, we added to the school's social calendar with our Christmas Ball. The final dance of the year, the Blue and White Ball, was also sponsored by the Juniors. In the difficult year that we know lies ahead of us as Seniors, the Class of '56 will continue to strive to make up in spirit what it lacks in size. It hopes to leave behind a reputation for true school spirit in its support of Villanova, both the school and the activities which go to make up school life here at Villanova.