Villanova Preparatory School - Villanovan Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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unions . . . .fdnficiaafin Me Oncomin ear I 9 9 ln their three years at Villanova, the lunior Class has proved to be a very productive one. They have especially excelled in ath- letics, while at the same time, they placed three oi their members in the running for the Lions' Club oratorical contest. They have also been well repre- sented on the honor roll and did a very important part in promoting the play. Socially, they supported all dances, both here and at other schools. They were the first class to present the Senior Prom, traditionally called the Blue and White Ball, off campus. Along with this, they also became the first class to spon- sor a dinner dance. Now that they have finished three years oi high school and are preparing to enter their last and most important year, the luniors have made themselves well prepared. From all signs they have given, they will most likely stand firm in their iaith and their ideals, which they are developing at Villanova. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Arnold, treasurer, William Coyle president, Howard Moran, student council representative Michael Wilson. A.S.B. vice president, Terry Caesar, secre tary, Patrick Helmholz. vice president. 41 t ' LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Gothe, I. Bern- heimer, E. Downing, W. Flaherty, T. Dieterle, G. Maguire.