Don Bosco Technical Institute - Techman Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

•1 VEHIC |IMPR0PERL BJECT TO REh OWNERS EXPENSF i I L 1 r ■ ' ! - . § ' § [ ., n mil ■; ' W l Hill iiillHlllilii fft 111 5 1 ii riiiiii j , 5 lILJ fcw. .. iiii l • « Bf- - ' £ James Francis Cardinal Mdntyre 1886-1979 the freshman picnic the techmon ' s time techmen enjoy o short lunch before afternoon ocodemics. 1 1 I fr. dove and his ardent groupies forming f n a new cult. techmon eric husli and jim vecht get into the spirit while j. koihotu is cha- grinned. commercial audition I i5p I ifc .t he ,1. aile .1. oic .1. im .1. oDp -f-f busted!!! homeroom day surfer pleose don ' t hit us. Q hot experiment nine little missions all in o row n meet the president day what do you mean you don ' t like the way I run things? college life nk . .l Ji l V y m : fC: % J- Cardinal Mclntyre Day bosco tech bond ■ I A-.i ?  4 Graham Anderson Mark Barrios Sergio Danuelos Martin Datistelli Michael Dorreras Salvador Daffaglio Joseph Calobretta Mario Dico class Michael Dauman Joseph Commodore Londis De Cocker David O ' Eromo Roger Devoney David Dillhoeffer Creston Dorothy Anthony Flordelis Ed Dillhoeffer Joseph EvonilJo Hector Flores I CIQSi Michael DiPasquole Scott Fabbro Robert Flores Denjomin Frischkorn Robert Gorcio Robert Golvon Salvador Garcia Enrique Gorcio Steven Gorcio Korl Grossl David Gonzolez Mork Genero I ' l Thomas Groves William Hall Jomes Gross Rudolfo Herrero David Guido Robert Holzinger Joey Kifaboyoshi Paul Jacoy class David In John KurotQ Edward Levan Alfonso Morfinez of ' 80 Paul Landry Harold Louwers Paul Larson Renoldo Lozano Francisco Martinez Jorge Martinez Daniel McKay Alexonder Mendez Michoel Millan Alan McNobb Ismoil Mercado Thomas Meode Steve Messlneo David Miller 24 Steve Mueller John Nieto Gilbert Pocheco David Nunez Jomes Posinoto Lorry Orozco Andrew Perez Eric Prodo Luis Powelczok Dean Ponzi 25 Thomas Ramirez Joseph Robles Robert Recendez Anthony Rodriguez Christopher Reilly Cliff Rosas Joseph Santo Paul Solozar class Robert Rubly m Cristopher Scislo Jorge Soto Dovid Stoltz Of ' 80 Matthew Seguin Froncis Steinmetz Fronk Senteno Tom Stiles Michoel Sugimoto Russell Suzuki Roy Tofoyo Jeffery Urbino Ross Wotonobe Dryon Woods Armando Yborro 26 Fernando Zogo % •■v r m . n  i w m: Mr. Louis Gilbertson Director of Corporate Affairs Mr. Robert Sullivan Director of Technology Mr. Robert Currie, Curriculum Coordinator Mr. William Rice, Dean of Academic Affairs Mr. Donald Renner, Dean of Student Personnel Services Mr. Karl Hahn Dean - First and Third Years Mr. Richard Ronan Dean - Second, Fourth, and Fifth Years Mrs. Dush Secretory to the Director of Corporote Affoirs Alumni Office Cathy Jones Lois Moldonodo f Mrs. Simons Secretory to the President Mrs. Nassor, Registrar Mrs. McLindon il Mrs. Troulsen Dr. Anthony Motse Mrs. Gibbs, Finance Office Mrs. Villolovos, Book Store Sr. Mary Frederick, Library Mr. Dob Collins Purchasing Sr. Jean Ellen, Library Mr. Joseph Aguonno, English Dr. Richard Arena, Theology and Spanish Mrs. Amy Arrastio, Spanish Or. Potrick Dorrege. Theology Dr. Eugene Burns. Theology Cm Mr. Jorge Colienes, Athletic Director Mr. David Chapman, English i y «v ft 1 Mr. Terence DeSouso Mothematics Mr. Robert Currie, Government Mr. Richard Demeter, History and English : y ' ; ' . I Mr. Michael Goffey, History and Government Mr. Karl Hohn, German { y %« A S I Fr. John Ifzaino. English Mr. Robert Heoly History Mr. John Lamb, Mafhemofics v y V- Mr. Michael Lee Chemistry Miss Margaret Murphy Mathe matics c Fr. Mario Mich, Latin Mr. Ernie Marfz, Mathematics .,Fr. Jesse Montes, Theology 38 Mr. Williom Nuones Asst. Athletic Director Miss Denise Oronoz Science ' gm r 1 ■4a L ' Fr. Albert Negri, Theology Sr. Mary Virginia Petty Social Science Mrs. Evelyn Pibel. English 39 Dr. Don Rogolo Sociol Science i Mr. Donald Sondo Science 1 • - W- - . Ar- Mr. Richard Ronan, Social Science Mr. Elios Rodriguez, Health 40 Fr. Dovid Purdy Theology ' 6-3a; X Mrs. Elvira Teller Mothemofics V Mr. Bradley Stolz Foreign Languoge Mr. Thomos Sampson English Mrs Anne Welch English Not Pictured: Mr. Horry Avedession Fr. Alfred Droccordo Mr. Croig Gontz Mr. Jomes Normon 41 ojiiiuvS; DJ „,,a D mu  ' . V ' techmon staff TECHMAN sfoff (I to r): Phil Mclnfosh, Mr. Demeter. Don Perez, Corlos Hernandez, Orion Konegowo, Robert Szepvolgyi, and Brian Riordan Phofogrophers (I to r): Chris George, Robert Szepvolgyi. Corlos Hernan- dez k- t Section Editors (I to r): Corlo s Hernandez (Activities) Phil Mcintosh (Clubs) Robert Szepvolgyi Dan Perez (Fourth Year) ( . Z - 43 Eddie Morales, Student Body President Dill Chapman, College Representative Student council Top (I to r): Mark Goodrich, Alan Calisher, Gus Calderon, Jeff Covolloro, Pedro Cosos, Robert Amano, Dro, Dan Rogala. Bottom (I to r): Bruce Andersen, Manuel Perea, Fronk Sanchez, Eddie Mo- rales, Bill Chapman, Bill Kennedy, Chris Reyes. Alan Calisher, Bond President Pedro Casas, Lettermen President 44 Alan Colisher, Dill Kennedy-1sf year President Dfuce Andersen- High School Secretory Mark Goodrich-High School Treosurer. Robert AmQno-2nd year President. Dro. Don Rogclo Jeff CovQlloro, College Secretory-Treasurer !  • L . o Pedro Coses, Gus Coideron. Prom Comnnitfee Manuel Pereo, Chris Reyes, Donee Connmitfee Frank Sanchez, High School Vice President 45 weightlifting weightlifting weightlifting m f ( e Absent: John McNamoro, Dove Taylor, Denny Arondo, Frank Nunez, Drion Riordon, Frank Montenegro, and Dean Fappiano welgiitlifting weightlifting weightlifting Dock (I to r): Ken Cosfellonos, Jim Durgener, Steve Doumon, Cooch Rodriguez; Front (I to r): John Helton, Ron Pasquesi, and Colin Celoyo Dock (I to r): Angel Jimenez, Pat Anderson, Coach Rodri- guez, Monuel Robledo, ond Roland Torres,- Front (I to r): Dob Navarro, Luis Alejandro, ond Victor Perez. © ff J 46 chess club Dock row (L fo r): John Litwinski, C DIalock, Dovid Mortin, Steve Henn Middle row (I to r): Drion Montz, Cuesto, Borney Petez; Front row ( George Steves horles Gm, Jim Clullk. Ed  sse«, ond Frank Gomes,- Don Piretton, Merdyl Lo- I to r): Joseph Ozokl and chess Mrs. Veto Teller Chess Club Moderator chess o c JD o _2 o • u o • ■■■ o c o - U o c o D o • ■■■ J o C o D o • u o C D o u o o C o D o • u o C • i O - o • ■■H KJ 3 o • IBBi c o o • u o C o D o • Bl u o c JD • ■■■ D O o • mm U (I to r): Joe Ficorro, John Martinez, Bernard Reinhard, Jim Roche, Mrs. Welch, Carlos Hernondez, and Angel Jiminez Members of the Aviotion Club ottended on air show presented by the Air Force ot Norton Air Force Base November 7. The club members observed mony different types of plones ond jets on display ond later watched the oerial acrobatics of the Thunder Birds. The show featured such planes as the World War I TrI-Wing Red Baron,- World War II Mustangs, Thunderbolts, ond Lightnings; and present day B-52s, C-14 tronsports, and the supersonic ST-71, the fastest plane in the sky. The exhibit presented the chonging designs and styles that hove choracterized plane development from the beginning to the present. Club members were allowed to enter ond tour some of the biggest jets, such OS transports. They observed the intricote instrument panels in the cock pit, os well as the wiring of the engines. Also on disploy were vehicles from the Sheriffs Department and the Forestry Service. Even the army was present to show off a tonk and some hond weapons. After seeing ond touring the Air Force focility, the Bosco students were treated to on aerial show by the Thunderbirds, who flew formations during their famous spellbinding acts. They performed such stunts as o head-on-collision flight, missing one another by feet, and formotion change overs in loops ond turns. 48 «k ,-« ii |SC B Sfl imoto - moto - moto - moto - (I to r): Robert Rodriguez, Mr. Owen. Tom Spinko, Roy Schouten, Dorry Murphy, John Hortmon, Rick Polos, Don Morino, Phil Rindone, Fronk Corwon, ond Chris Irwin. 49 mountaineering 50 View from Mt. Daldy Top (I fo r): Mike Seilsfod, John Mendez, and Steve Doumon; Doffom (I fo r): Steve Derillo. Eric Keify, and Don DelPino Steve Derillo atop Mf. Lassen Lorry Moren of Lake Tohoe SI astronomy astronomy astronomy Miss Denise Oronoz, Mike Tucker, Moff Toif, Ed Dlolock. ond Chris George,- Not pictured: Jim Ciulik, Charles Gee, and Pot McForlond astronomy 1 golf club 1 golf club 1 golf club _ H golf club Dock (I to r): Refer Moyes, Steve McAllister, Tyrone Lozono, Her ry Ruiz, Andy Dueros, Fr. John Ifzoino; Front (I to r): Ricordo Gorcio, Poul Kelty, Fred Huizor, Mike Sheppord, Jim Durgener, ond Anthony Volencio. Dungeons and Dragons members (I to r): Top - Bruce Anderson, Jay Logue Mid- dle - John Konomolo, Mike Londrum Doffom - Frank Ochoo, George Ruiz. Craig George and Jim Arenz dungeons and dragons a. •tcc ' hna2cg?c xJ. Socj ' y 53 amateur radio club Back row (I fo r): Mr. John Zitzelberger, George Aluzzi, Juan Rodri- guez, and Raul Noronjo; Front row: (I fo r): Joel Martinez, Ho Dui, and Vince Perez. Or. Pof Dorrege, Doug Sfroup, Jean Claude Kiley, Richard Lukasiewicz. Drod Drusovich, Ignocio Orozco, Keefe Deafy. Brian Buckley. Kent Nakonishi. Paul Cormier. Sfephan Gabriel ' .-v i- • .-• . Don Bo«co Technical Institute Rosemead. California 91770 December 7, 1979 Fr. Caporali Receives Plaque For 25 Years of Service by Mark Goggins For his 25 years of dedicated Christian service to the priesthood. Fr. Paul Caporali was presented with a siher anniversary plaque h the Bosco Tech student body as part of November ' s First Fri(i mass. Fr. Paul was the principal concelebrant o{ the mass, along with Fr. Negri, Fr. Schater. and Fr. Nick, a graduate of Bosco. The mass was highlighted b Fr. Nick ' s sermon, which pointed out certain special incidents involving himself as a young metallurgv student and his instructor, Fr. Paul. Immcdiatelv alter the mass the silver anniversary plaque was presented to Fr. Paul by Student Body President Eddie Morales on behalf of the entire student body and faculty of the Tech. After Fr. Paul had accepted the plaque and had given a brief speech, the celebration was brought to a close. Fr. Paul has been at Bosco Tech from its beginning in 1955, and his contributions to the school have been immeasurable. .As one of the founding fathers of the school, Fr. Paul started the metallurgy shop. He was the dean of technology and a metallurgy mstructor ' in past years. More recently he has been doing retreat work at St. Joseph ' s Seminary. Fr. Paul is a true Christian leader among the students at the Tech, giving of his patience, knowledge, and understanding, said Fr. Nick. Bloodmobile Visits Campus by Robert Bloomer Seventy-nine pints of blood were donated by almost 100 members of the student body during the last campus Bloodmobile October 25, according to Fr. Purdy. The Bloodmobile was set up as a six-bed unit, with six nurses assisting. The year ' s goal was 90 pints of blood, and this aim was 78 percent attained. This is a worthy cause, said Fr. Purdy, and every student should keep in mind that each time one person gives blood, four lives are affected. The cost for the Bloodmobile was $1,200, but thanks to shop representatives and blood donors the program turned out to be a success. The Bloodmobile workers complimented the blood donors on their courtesy and consideration. The Bloodmobile will return to Bosco Tech March 4, 1980. Student Talent Displayed At Recent Halloween Show by Ronald Theiss On Friday, October 26, Bosco Tech presented its annual talent show. It began with a loud and enthusiastic rendition of Copa Cabana by the Bosco Tech Band under the direction of Br. Joseph Antonisamy. First prize was awarded to Eric Theiss, Fourth Year Building Tech student. Second prize went to Gerald Da Silva (Fifth Year Metallurgy), while third prize was given to Darlene Bonaparte of Ramona. The acts were introduced by the master of ceremonies, Jorge Soto, who in keeping with H.illoween was appropriately creepy and scary. He changed costume with each act. The first act was a magic show starring Ricardo Rodriguez. His magic feats were quite clever, but his delivery was a little slow. He needs to speed up the tempo. The following act was a piano solo, Fantasie Impromptu by Chopin, ably interpreted by Eric Theiss. He played with great sensitivity and will someday rival Horowitz. The third act was another piano solo. Patrick Aranda played a ragtime version of Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. It was a comic routine, but would have been better it had been played straight. An instrumental followed this act. The group A.W.O.L., consisting of James Kaihatu. Dave Nobile, Mike Wallenstein, and Jim Bosco played Heart of Gold. The guitars were good but the harmonica was incongruous. The singer might have good if he could have been heard. The fifth act was a song solo by Daniel Gonzalez, ably assisted by Ken Willers. He was a- faij singer, as good as some of the famous recording stars. At one point, though, his voice did fade out. A comedy routine followed. Station Break II, performed by Steve Hawkins and Jack Spracher, was not as funny as it could have been. Their comedy timing was off. The seventh act, a dance routine featuring the Warps, a group of thirteen, was a funny, hip-swiveling, and energetic dance. It was greatly appreciated by the audience, who gave them a big hand. I hen Rudv Herrera sang A Better Place to Be. accompanving hmiscll on the guitar, Ihc song was great, but Rudv ' s voice was distorted by the microphone. An impression of FKis Presley was then performed by Armanda dc la I orrc He did a few of the Prcsiev favorites. Ihc tenth act. an accordion trio, featured Robert Reidel. Paul Rcidel. and Helen Rcidcl She wasn ' t bad on the accordion. c l. Darlene Bonaparte sang My Mama Done lold Me and accompanied herself on the piano. She had great stage presence and poise, and is a erv talented person. for the final act. deiald Da SiUa plaved Strange Meadowlark on ttie piano llis perlormance was technieallv perfect, and he shows promise, I he grand finale was a rousing rendilum b ihe Bosco lech band of the .Army of the Nile, However, it was too foud foi the people sitting in the front. freshman retreat 1 7 1 ' . ' ' - ' H B K K ' H 1 H H H B ' m T H 1 1 y w T.-...J SB —.-- t r mIK 9i 57 ililllllilll DAND MEMDERS: Frank Alvorado, Frank Alvoraz. Alex Alba. Drue And rs n, Alon Callsher. Tony Dorto, Mortin Detoncourt. Tom Cerecedes, Doron Hobolon, MIk . D Lora, Diego Duran. Jerome Ferr, Joe Ferr, Rob Fiedler. Crolg FuJImoro, Dill Garcia, Tony Gonzalez. Frank Haselhorst. Dan Hernandez, Perl Holguln. Carlos Huante, Tim Lambert, Mitchell Leonard, Rene Lopez, Terry Lusk, Vincent Madrid. Paul Mar- chand. Al Martinez. Charles Mastro. Joe Miller, Mike MIrasole, Dave Nevarez, John Oberg, Joel Ortiz. Sergio Peratoner. Dan Ramirez. Mark Rodelo, Rodolfo RIos. RIcardo Rodriguez. Marty Rojas, Paul Rivet, Joe Rourke, VIn Santlllanes. Jeff Savin, Kevin Stelnmetz, Larry Sunylch. Eddie Swistock, Don Swistock, Ron Swistock, Al Terrazas, Charlie Terrazos, Michael TInnes, Dan Van Olst, Joe Werbeck. Or Joseph Antonisomy Bond Director S9 leftermen lettermen lettermen lettermen IT ff - I H , _ 1 5 7. is -i i t %t MJkk 1 B cross country 1. Top: Robert Cordova, John Groe, Brian Greany, Will Bloomer; Middle: Bill Harris, Richard Elorriaga, Mauricio Diaz, Gus Calderon; Front: Sergio Lopez, Luis Gan- doro, Don Livingston, Antonio Casas; Not pictured: Rich Phair, Carlos Ramirez, George Norona, Les Vary, Roy Abolo, Cuacehte Diaz-Infante, Brian Riordan, Troy Zerillo 2. SOCCER: Robert Cordova, Mauricio Dioz, Bill Harris 3. CROSS COUNTRY: Richard Elorriaga, Ant- onio Cosos } TRACK: Top: Richord Elorrioga. John Groe, Brian Greony; Dottom: Gus Cal- deron and Antonio Cosas  i { r ' S : w ..,: feast of St. John bosco : , ' 1 I p •- : ' - .) 1 j wSm • i« li Ml r. .«.— n| ||:% 1 ' 5 s 1 ijH t t w 3 s 9 J .a s p m Cross Country Cooch Tom Sampson cross country Top, left to right: Dovid Mogollanes, Tol Frei- berger, Jock Denver, Don Conroy; bottom, left to right: Mark Corrillo, John Rodriguez, Henry Ortiz, Sol Rodriguez Varsity Cross Country Team (I to R): Chris Burton, Chautemo Diaz-Infante, Frank Frazier, Richard Elorriago, Pedro Cosos, John Rodriguez 66 Frank Frozier John Rodriguez Richard Elorrioga Chris Durfon 67 David Mogollanes Don ZqvqIq Choutemo Dioz-lnfonfe Crojs Country Cooch Tom Sampson sold It was o season to be proud of. He wos referring to Tech ' s miraculous seventh- place CIF finish this season. Dosco Tech was not even rated at the beginning of the season but come on strong to surprise The Tech sophomore team finished second of 45 teoms ot the Col State Northrldge Invltotlonol, capturing some 12 medals there. Only Carpenterlo was better. Duiing the regular season the Tech lost only to La Salle and Cathedral, while tying with Oell-Jeff. At the league championships, however, Tech trounced Dell-Jeff but narrowly lost to Cathedral. The Tech JV team finished second only to La Salle. In the CIF prelims a week later, Tech finished third out of 11 top teoms, missing second place by one point In Its heat. Tech finished eighth out of 31 teoms overall. In the CIF finols, Tech mode up for its earlier losses to Cathedral and Corpenterlo by toking seventh place out of the top 12 1-A teams In all Southern Collfornlo. Cathedral finished righth, ond Corpenterlo ninth. Santa Fe League Chomp La Salle swept the CIF with a first place finish. All but one member of this year ' s teom ore returning next season. This year ' s top runners were Chris Durton, a Junior; John Rodriguez, a sophomore,- and Pedro Cosos, a senior. The most Improved athlete on the team, occording to Mr. Sampson, was David Mogollanes, who finished third on the team In the CIF finals. Other outstanding runners this season were Choutemo DIaz-lnfante, Jock Denver, Richord Elorrloga, Dan Zavala, Sol Rodriguez, Henry Ortiz, and Tol Frieberger. These guys con be os proud as they wont to, said Coach Sampson. For on athlete In cross country to reach his potential and beyond. It takes a speclol effort, Sompson added. Two or three workouts a day ore not uncommon, and year-round running Is o necessity. Next season ' s success depends on our effort ond progrom now. 68 varsity woterpolo FRONT ROW: Troy Zetlllo Steven Munotones, Angel Polo, Augie Dattogan Andrew Thompson OACK ROW: Louis Castro Will Dloomer FranK Sullivan Jeff Hohne Tim Gelger Eorl Doken Russell Guike Frank Castro. Munotones takes o shot at goalie. Doriogon opplies pressure w hen needed Dro Pot stresses perfection oi all times Before gomes, the vorsify intimidofes opponents by looking tough. r Munotones and Dorrogon odvonce the boll up court. Guike gets set to block on opponent ' s shot. Bloomer woves to his mom in the stands. 70 frosh-soph WQterpolo m Cooch Horfwig goes over the gome plon during o time-ouf. Hondo Yborro takes o quick shot. Renezeder applies pressure when needed. 71 varsity soccer f mw z ' - f ' ' $ ? lr ' Dock (I to r): Ruben Dolodyo, Dob Lorivee, Reogon Perry, Korl Losch, Anfon Swenoho, Joe Urbono, Moff Sockett, and Coach Grikor Dogodjion; front (I fo r): Richard Mueller, Elijio Marquez, Stephan Gabriel, Les Vary, Sol Rosario, Victor RIos. ■ ( K. t iU, ,  r - -:; V .. t fe ' 1 t. The Dosco Tech varsity soccer team become the Santo Fe Leogue champions this seoson with record of 11 wins, two losses, ond one tie. The final gome wos decided against Horvord on Februory 18, with Horvord holding the Techmen to their first scoreless gome of the ' «_ -J ■ i ■■ ' i ' r . - 9 3 ' iri r . The Techmen were neck and necK with Lo Solle for first place throughout the season, olthough the Techmen beat the Sportons twice this year. The Techmen were oble to squeeze by La Solle with scores of 1-0 ond 3-2 with the league ' s number-one-ranked defense of Les Vary. Reogon Perry. Antoo Swenoha. Karl Losch, and Joe Urbano. The leoding scorers on the team were Dob Lorivee and Anton Swenoha. Although the Techmen hod the some league record as La Solle (11-2-1), they entered the division ployoffs at o higher level because they hod beaten the Sportons in both league games. Several gomes toword the end of the season had to be played in the rain because of the short amount of time ollowed by the CIF to moke up conceited gomes. The Techmen won oil those gomes except thot ogainst Harvard, which they tied 0-0. 11 - •- - I V ' A_ ( ■ ' i. •v lb m . ' 4 -- « f u... ' • . w. ■ j.v. soccer tit% VT Dock (I to r): Dove Reimhofer, Alfonso Hurfodo, Joe Losch, Victor Tinojero, Nelson Osorio, CoQch Grlkor Dogodjion.- Front (I to r): Mike Clorke, Kent Fernondez, Roy Schouten, Martin Walters. f W 4 ' «.. ' i « §f £A S t .t. © I Dock (L fo R): Coach Nuones, Eric Woods. Mott O ' Donnell, Rich Phoir, Jim OFollon. Mike Volentino, Dove Ducknet. Roul Nunez. Richord Ruiz, Cooch Colienes. Front (L fo R): Tom DurrolQ, Jovler Ordoz, Lotry Voienzueio, Robert Thierjung, Roy Abolo, Gil Vorelo. m iB ; . m.. ,?rA m I TiMHill cAOwras my W ' ' M md ' t Li M 1 I t ! f i . JL ' ?. 9 Dock (I fo r): Cooch Nuones, Matt O ' Donnell, Dill Glenn, Jinn O Follon, Mork Speholski. Rich Thierjung, Jim Ek- lund (mgr). John Durneffe (mgr): Front (I fo r): Jim Sonrongelo. Chuck Okomofo, Roy Abolo. Steve Son- chez: (missing: Al Grohom, Rich Kitogowo) c X Dock (I to r): Robert Chobot, Chris Rongel. Ruben J Soto, Rich Stiebel, Mark Mittskus. Gilbert Limon, Cooch Joseph Sunyogh- Front (I to r): Anthony OVolencio John Hill Mondo Gonzalez, Jock Mor- eno, Robert Okomuro, Alex Dethencourt, Steve BI Thierjung; (missing: Mario Voile) Tl r M B p S wFjTB h It S M P R HHi m P |H BtBI ((iflH 1 1 I h r l 1 - 1 ' I III i H H— H- 1 i L; — ifl TIYITI Tl c a iiii Tl 4 ' hike for hunger To raise money for the Sisters of the Holy Nativity, the people of Lo Sato in Africa, and the missions in general, Ramono High ond Dosco Tech joined forces in this year ' s Hike for Hunger. The annual event vi as held November Ifi at Romona Convent. It began at 8 A.M. and ended at 5 P.M. The hike v as 20 miles long and covered the cities of Alhambra, Rosemead, San Gabriel, and Monterey Park. The Hike for Hunger was a Ramona High School activity. Dosco Tech v as only one of many schools participoting in this year ' s program. When asked why Dosco Tech participated in the onnual event. College Secretory- Treasurer Jeff Cavollaro said, This summer the student councils of Ramono and Dosco met to come up with some solution for greater participotion among schools. This is one of them, ond it looks like a big success. Fourth. Year Students Don Perez, Drion Kanegowo. and Steve Sugimoto report to check in point during 20 mile Hike for Hunger Coptoin: Donna Pofferson Margaret Senteno, Amenta Calderon, Ursula Gabriel, Elolne Olmeda, Terry Martinez, Donno Potterson, Lori Cortez. Eloine Olmeda Co-Captain Lori Cortez Terry Martinez i?:- vi PotricQ Meade Liz Durciago Liz Dotonero Captain: Lisa Mrozak Luisa Amori ■ i Deotriz Duron % i On Friday, October 5, juniors and seniors from Mission High School spent o fun-filled doy of Dosco. They come to honor the Blessed Mother and to celebrate the month of the Rosory. The event included o visitation by the girls to the instruc- tional shops, o joint student body moss, lunch, and some games. The girls picked the shop of their choice and toured if with interest. Some were even able to partici- pote in welding, building, and machining. After the day ' s speciol moss, the Mission girls were treat ed to donuts ond drinks, together with coed volleybc gomes that lasted through most of the ofternoon. 1:4 north south gomes fLtXiri,} I J t ' tv n -. - $fe The North decisively defeated the South - 3 Vi to 2 Vi . in the onnuol North-South showdown December 7, 1979. The victory was extra special for the North as it broke the tie of nine wins for both sides. The tally is now 10-9. Because the freshmen and the sopho- mores tied in their respective gomes, it was up to the juniors to break the tie In the contest between Photo and Building Tech. Photo ' s score come on a long pass ploy with Chris Gregg throw- ing to Scott Sublet. Bruce Anderson accepted the trophy for the North during a rally in the gym. The Bosco cheerleaders from the local schools assisted in the noisy and spirit- ed roily, during which Coach Colienes introduced the Tech basketball team. talent show ' 79 Eric Theiss performs Fantasy Impromtu by Chopin. Talent show winners (l-r) Gerald DaSilva, Dorlene Donoporte, and 1st ploce winner Eric Theiss. Helene Keidel plays accordion Rudy Herrero food drive Efforts of collecting food, clothes, and toys for the dlsodvontoged met with great suc- cess during the 1979-60 school year. This success was due to the generosity of both faculty and students alike. Drives took place during the school year at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Eosfer. The Christmas campaign, for example, collect- ed (400 v orth of nev toys, (150 v orth of food stamps, 42 boxes of clothing, and 40 boxes of conned goods. The success of this year ' s collection drives revolved oround the efforts of the following shop representatives: First Year: John DIaha, Alfred Nojero, Jim Arenz, Ernest Morquez, Joe Ortiz, Fronk Ochoa, and Robert Vosquez; Second Year: Paul O ' Donnell, Raul Ruelas, Ken Castel- lanos, Terry Lusk, Jose Del Rio, Chris Alvarez, Don Pirot- ton, and Gerordo Moto; Third Year: Luis Alejandro, Paul Fischer, Joe Krovoza, Chris Durton, Andrew Encinos, Don Del Pino, Chris Gregg; Fourth and Fifth Years: Ted Christansen, Eric Woods, Mark Felix, Jeff Cavallaro, Rich Phoir, David Golden, end Gil- berto Pocheco. 103 r 104 To honor the memory of its lote founder, Dosco Tech celebrated o speciol Cordinol Mclntyre Doy on campus Friday, October 19. The special morning program in honor of the Father of D osco Tech began on the compus mall with the celebra- tion of the liturgy by the Rev. Msgr. Benjamin G. Howkes, vicar general of the Los Angeles Archdiocese and o mem- ber of the Dosco Tech Board of Trustees. Homilist at the 10:30 Mass was the Very Rev. Thomas J. Prendiville, S.D.D., current Salesian vice provincial and the first president of Dosco Tech. Following the Moss, the morning activities continued in the gymnasium with a brief survey of the school ' s history by Ft. William Schofer. Accompanying this narration was a slide and film presentation by Dro. Don Rogolo. director of student activities. Special feature of the student body ossembly was a series of reminiscences about the eorly doys at Bosco Tech by Mr. Jerry Smith, a member of the school ' s first graduating class, and Dr. William C. Horrigon, Jr., a mem- ber of the class of ' 62. Introductions during the morning activities were made by Fr. Paul Coporali, director of the Salesions ' St. Joseph Retreat House and o faculty member at Bosco since its founding. 105 to r;: Princess Lori Corfez and escort Lorry Orozco, Princess Morio Perez and escort Roul Nunez, Princess Dorlene Donoporte and escort Richard Pholr, Princess Helene Reidel and escort Dove Duckner. (Seated): Her Mojesty Sue Horf ond escort Troy Zerillo ; 108 The new queen ond her escort, Troy Zerillo. Sue Horf is crowned and robed os the Tech ' s new 1980 Homecoming Queen. The queen her beoufiful court. 109 (I to r): Fronk Confreres, Phil Keller, Diego Duron, Mr. Stolz, Tony Gonzales, ond Richard Litwinski awolf departure from LAX Son Felipe Costle on the Rio Dulce mt ■u.. . ' iw: ' .-yr ' i Frank, Richard, and Phil in the smoke on top of Pocoyo Volcano with the Indions on Lake Atitlon eoster ' 79 Eoster vocation 1979 sow o group of adventurous Dosco Tech students, guided by Mr. Stolz, visit the Central Amerlcon country of Guotemolo. After first touring the Presidential Palace, they sow the world famous Good Friday Indion processions In Antigua. There It took 00 Indians dressed In Arab outfits to carry eoch of the enormous religlou; floats over streets covered with flowers. Next o speedboot took them across Lake Atitlan, perhaps the world ' s most beautiful volcanic loke, to the Indian vllloge of Santiago. The next day was spent at the most famous Indi- an market In Central America, Chichicasrenongo, where they saw animal sacrifices to pagan gods. A DC-3 flew them Intb the jungle to the unique Mayan pyramids of Tikol. The trees rhere were olive with monkeys, parrots, and toucans. After exploring the Lanquin caves of central Guo- lemalo and visiting the Block Christ shrine at Esqui- pulas, rhey crossed the border inro Honduros to see the ancient Moyan acropolis of Copon. In eastern Gutemalo a jungle cruise on the Rio Dulce look them to the Caribbean ond ro Son .Felipe, on old Spanish fort. The jungle park or Quiriguo and a quentzol wildlife reserve were also visited. The last day wos the literal high point of the trip - o climb up still octlve and smoking Pocoyo Volca- no (7,302 feet). These ond many other odventures mode for o most valuoble and enjoyoble vocation exper- ience. The Temple of the Jaguar of Tikal in Guatemala ' s northeast jungles Watching the Indions burn incense to the Moyon gods at Chichicostenongo Waiting to board the DC-3 for the flight to the jungle -. w ' Top (I fo r): David In, Jorge Sofo, Martin Datisfelli, Graham Anderson, Alfonso Martinez, David Miller, Fernondo Zago, and Jim Pasinoto; Bottom (I to r): Mark Tsutsui, Larry Orozco, Paul Salozar, Frank Steinmetz, Poul Toga. electronics condids fifth year Top (I to r): Larry Orozco, Frank Steinmetz; Middle (1 to r): Paul Salozar, Sal Dattaglio, Mike Kaufman, Martin Dotistelli: Bottom (I to r): Graham Anderson, Jim Pasinoto, Jorge Soto. David Miller, Fernando Zago 112 r%. tjic ' LJ W «3 . dole ogojonion El John olbo Dr pQfrick orondo Ph dorryl orchulefo Dr ruben balodyo MT chris bornett Dr John barton Dr croig beard Ph art bencomo Au wayne bloir Dr david buckner Mg gus bugorin Ph jon burke Au gus calderon MT olon colisher Dr fronk cardenos Mg pedro cosas Dr chris coss El luis castro Me jeff cavollaro El donny cebollos DT omodor cerda Ph bill chapnnan Mg george chovez BT pete chin sang Me ted christonsen Au jerry christensen DT Steve cini Ph jim Collins DT fronk contreros MT 114 -- roberf cordovo El sol cordovo Ph fronk coscorelli Dr eorl doniel MT jim dovlontes Me peter delgodo Ph mourlcio dioz DT ken ellis DT deon foppiono Au ken feld MT mark felix DT dovjd ferguson Dr ondrew flores El croig fujimofo Au tim gollougher Dr luls gondoro El bill gorciQ Ph monuel gorcio DT robert gorcio El scott gorlond Me jose garzQ Mg tim geiger Dr george gener Dr John gerordo Me mike glines Au Joseph godinez Mg doniel gonzoles Dt John gonzolez Dr rolond gonzolez Ph brion greoney El 115 John groe El Stan gschwend Me russ guike Me bill horris DT frank hoselhorst Dr fed houser MT Steve howkins Ph mike Hernandez Ph jeff hohne DT david holzlnger Au torn hunt MT jomes ingroham MT larry jamroz Ph Stan jimbo El fernando Jimenez Au juan Jimenez MT dovid Johnston Ph brian kanegawo DT ron koto Au robert kelly Au jeff kim Ph geoff klotz El jeff krynen DT mark kusnier MT keifh lonoux Dr torn leak Au rolph leon DT mifchell leonord Ph richard litwinski Dr don livingston Me 116 S M dovid i lopez Ph Sergio lopez Ph korl h osch OT mike moguire Me brion mohoney Me paul 1 ■norchond El eligio morquez Dr vince morfinelli OT dovid moffingly El greg , ■nc mohon Me mike mc mlllon Ph mark melendez DT joe miller BT poul miller MT ken miuro Dr fronk monfenegro MT ed morales DT jose moto Au Steve munotones DT moff murphy Me ray nevorez Me george norono Dr fred nunez Dr roul nunez Mg John obrien Dr Javier ordaz DT ramon ortiz Ph dovid polos Dr lee pouly MT sergio perofoner El 117 onthony perez DT donny perez DT rich phoir MT ron pinol Au ongel polo El corlos romirez Au pot roymond Mg roy reed Au Steve renterio El John rodrlguez MT I mike rodriguez Ph victor rodriguez MT pQtfick romon Mg henry rosos MT ken soitQ Dr ross sonces MT dovid setodo Me Steve sexton Me russ sheon DT John sheppord DT jock sprocher Ph Steve sugimoto El frank sullivon Dr roy sutton El eddie swistock El brion toguchi El eric theiss DT robert thornton MT rolond forres El robert troncoso MT 118 absent: m. brennon t. burrolo m. d ' eromo t. gode o. golden e. huber j. resong f. ri chordson JQvier urisro Ph leo voldes MT lorry volenzuelo Ph rich volverde Dr les vary Dr vince vQzquez Dr John vego Ph jose velosquez Dr roy venegos MT Joseph wilger El bob wood MT Stanley wood Au eric woods Au mike woods DT Steve saenz Me joe steinnnefz Me John thomos Me I ' . fn.. fourth year marriage group 9 I ' ..:, -! V J; ' -l ' ' ' ]? -: - y •- 5 -i =ii ff(ft r iUili Ijlli P ri l l ij j I 111 ■ ' (K 1, SSM ' C ft ifll f 1 L m instructors Deportment Head: Mr. Robert Sullivan Mr. Frank Falcone Dr. Mark Epperson Dr. Joseph Antonlsomy Not pictured: Mr. Richord Arogon roy obolo luis olejondro jose olvarez frank corwon Sergio chocon donold compfon olon cooper rob fiedler eduordo gomez bill gronodos jeff hiroishi donold kimball olon lorenzon rogelio moldonodo don morino luis morquez tony moore on nguyen bill o ' molley morcos orfiz monuel perea froncis sonchez rondy scodelloro ondy spencer dovid togo joime torres louis zunigo roberf omono 124 Steve boumonn morfin betoncourt victor boouw joe chioppone lonh duong joe ficoro ed gorcio richord gorcio edword gonzoles olfonso gonzolez guillermo gutierrez John hortmon don havi ' kins John helton victor morquez donold mc coy don mc ginn pete montes borry murphy john o donnell rick polos ton pQsquesi chris pintado mark rongel mike rodriguez don smith tim tice Steven trotter mortin wolters greg yomomoto 125 Steve Qcosto jQvier orroyo golen borneff mike barone david bour olex bethencourf John bloho ondy buerhous george costillo poul Cormier peter critchett fred del pino Stephen gobriel Jerome godinez jIm holl ruben hernondez waiter koihotu ed kone John keelin John iopez John mc nomora odom mejio martin montoya John nocero jeff polso ramiro pulido ort Sandoval mike sheppard jesus soltero 126 obsent: m. seielstad don sfimmel john fofoya torn tice donny troncoso olex volenzuelo 127 v; instructors Dr. Robert Hennings ) Mr. Luis Dichupa Mr. Douglas Andrews Not Pictured: Dr. Gene Burns ? i( A- Mr. Dovid Dixon ib. Mr. Gustof Jonssen Dr. Rudy Dertagnolli 129 pof anderson don ondrews dovid bonuelos Jesse barrios dean bennici morty bloes ho bui kevin buxfon victor CQceres pQuI chin song vince cruces juon dioz greg fernondez mike fischer paul fischer randy garcia carles gonzalez mike klein richord lopez lionel luna a! marciuso david mc combs david nuami david ov en jim pelayo reagon perry richard reyes mark smith octavio solorza 130 torn sfeorns lorry sunyich ferry torn torn Iron fronk trujillo Sergio voldez jim volencio John vosquez Steve berillo John boesen robert brusovich matt buffer! joe cordoros roberf chobot don conroy jim enfrup jonnes holojion chris houser sfeve hennessee philip keller richord koutsky fim lomberf mark leonord mike morfinez more morneoulf bernord reinhord desi robles ricordo rodriguez victor ruelos 131 jim sontongelo dermis small doug stroup torn tote luls uribe olbert vilJQsenor poul Wiggins keith wing olejondro yborro John yeomons dan ZQvala hector olvorez henry otilono don brown John burneffe ricardo cobeza chris enriquez Javier estrado mork gorcia efrain gonzalez odolfo gorra paf hanks tim kocsis kurt kosterlitzky richard lukoslewicz robert marin carrillo martinez ed moulder olfred nojera 132 r. porros c. sifuentes m. Steves kent nakanishi michael omalley ignocio orozco dovid perez dovid romirez erik romirez frank romos rodolpho rios richord rodriguez morty rojos roul ruelos matt sontogrossi jeff shiguf glenn fucker hector vergoro John vetter mork villolovos robert wolton oscor zomoro 133 •Sljg 1 « ' -V 1 1 p jaj- f- fv-r P I II ! i.jL -|rj± 134 ff 135 instructors Mr. Gory Koonce Mr. Michael Schmidt Deportment Head: Mr. Jay Sunyogh Mr. Rudy Guerro 137 frank olvorez Steve orenol Qugie borrogan dovid beeol chris burton fronk cQstro eorl dokon david espino bismork estrodo bret freshour ben garciQ mike gibbs eric husli jomes kaihotu John kao jose loro ormondo lozono pot mc forlond phil mc intosh John melbon rick mueller roberf nlcholos dove nobile bill pencille guillermo quintoniljo rob szepvolgyi qI terrozQs Steve forregrossQ hernon troyo ua juon vQsquez jomes vecht luis oguilor joe oyolo Vincent borrazo mark breese hector corbajol colin celoyo mike dark pQuI crespo jose del rio ray duron jomes ekiund eddie finney Jorge flores John hill donny islos ondy koto erick kelty bob lorivee donny loventure olex lopez joe losch gilbert medino olfred mendez poul minnetion eddie morales lorenzo nojero roberf okomuro 139 bernie perez dovid quesodo victor rebollor joe rourke Stephen sontillon mike tokato tony torn dorin teevons phuong trinh mike villalovos froncisco olvorodo Steve bouchman jerry comocho jeff chovez dovid dioz-infonte roque gorcio morlowe giessinger hector guerrero John hori mike higginson werner hintzen peri holguin mike huckler fred huizor torn kennedy gilbert limon jock linn Vincent modrid dick monzonores ' v ' ' - ' il 140 V- l. - . V, :y . 4 1 Absent: j. ricobal r. macdonold ernie morquez peter mortinez pete mortinez alon merrigon david nevorez ricordo rodriguez jeff sovin gobe silvQ ornulfo solis chorlie terrozos victor tinovero nelson toy roymond virzi joe werbeck floyd widener ernie wittynghom johnny zorogozo 141 • instructors Mr. John Zifzelberger , t Deportment Heod: Mr. Ken Shorpe ' i : Mf. Frank Coffey Dr. Lawrence King Mr. Frank Hoys 143 george oluzzi will bloomer bill bosQcker mike butler mork covQtaio rondy dumonfier . ' tnest finney Jerome ferr fronk frozier Joseph giba mark goggins ontonio gonzoles olfredo graham vince hernondez James holden joe husung juan iturri daniel Jenkins joe krovozo brian kubo poul liu henry munoz frank nunez jerry perser John reed brion riordan James roche robert springer gerhord stiebel 144 mike tucker martin vosquez dovid wong hoi bui joy colisher ken costellonos dove de leon jock denver kent fernondez mark groseth mark hesse herb hrowoi chris irwin doug kubo merdyl locuesfo dove lepe terry lusk joel mortinez ricordo mireles mork mittskus mike murroy mark nuoimi roul perez juon rodriguez Stephen sontogrossi John sherldon glenn speaker John speaker mark speholski 145 fed fomoyosu John treglio onthony volencio morio voile don von olst don oporicio jim orenz John boehme brion buckley pQuI colobrefto jon copompangon olbert cruz roberf escolonfe willlQm glenn sfephon grohom donjel hernondez fronk howord ougusflne hulzor John konomofo mike londrum jomes le leux perry louwers ed mocios Steve mc allisfer donny merino rlchofd meruelo clan minfz peter moyes cedric novorro Iplik 1 V wK B w ' ' ' f- ' 1 f 1 Y yy f i ■ m ' 7 m kAM 146 alien nedrow bloise o ' brien eugene olvero henry orflz sol perez vince perez mark rodelo poul romero george ruiz ray schouten andy shenk keifh sheu joe soltro Steven sugiyomo ondy frujillo dovid wotermon i4r • Ml instructors Mr. Brent Fuhrmon r ' Mr. Jock Doiley Mr. Philip Lopez M 0 Deportment Head: Dr. Freitos r. Mr. Robert Troulsen Dr. Lawrence King philip Qrmos roberf bloomer sfeve britschgi mike brunosso ondrew encinos poblo gollegos chris george louis grimoldi sfeve guerrero corlos Hernandez doug holzem ongel Jimenez michoel lopez John morfinez victor morfinez jon mendez oiex meruelo sfephen mings roberf navorro matt o ' donnell chorles okamofo Joseph ozaki chris reyes philip rindone victor rios gory rivero monny robledo vol rosorio chris soke 151 onton swenoho matt tait ronold theiss robert thierjung michoel finnes michael venegos ed Wright pefer zsolnoy Chris olvarez joe brodvicQ tony evons armondo gonzolez yosuhiro ide corlos jiminez jay logue mark lopez Steve lopez jomes mogolske phi! mammono joe moure pot nowok morco pizzo corl renezeder dovid riemhofer dovid rios johti robinson John rodriguez ondy solce 152 W f5 P f Steve sonchez fim sontellones pete sprocher dovid toylor rick thierjung monuel fortes dove velosquez ogosto wihartonguno mike v oroniecki keefe beoty dovid compos torn cerecedes robby condro ken delgodillo joson dorse poul dunbot otnold esquedo foberf foss tetty Jeffreys poul kelty brion lo plonte leonord lucero mork luno John mogoiske poul morquez russ mc grone bill minnig poul mohr 153 alec montes jack moreno Steve novorro joel ortiz george poyton chris quesado ricky ropisto paul rivet robert rodriguez erosmo rosoles corlos sonchez ondy sedlocek torn spinko richord stiebel peter sun Steve theirjung brion valporoiso ronald venegos drev v olker vince yepez obsent: Q. corey m. voldez p. mortinez c. mosfro $ 1 P ' ' ' SgiH - 1 i  1S4 i 155 instructors Mr. Fred Padillo 4 Mr. Daniel Sporkmon Mr. Ronald Mendoza vv Deparfnnent Head: Dr. John Rosor Mr. Conrod Voldez Not pictured: Mr. Oscor Johnson mr. John Costelli mark blonco chorles bloomer John cornejo drew courtright cesor dovlontes don del pino dominie galenti poul genino eliezar goco Steve gordon dovid mogollones jim movify tony moreno jomes o ' follon pot schlicher scott sterling ondy thompson doniel ulloa bruce ondersen dove bezoire edword blolock poul boubion John coldero Steve orcutt m John perez mortin reyes roy richordson ■ ' lonny ringger Ji 158 chuck corpenfer jomes clulik george esteves jerry ferr gilbert figueroo donny gallardo gilbert garcio Charles gee fronk gomez John kosamo John lifwinski rene lopez brion montz dovid martin morcelo parades doniel pirofton roberf reidel kevin steinmefz robert tomayo michael vicioso luis zovala gerald onzolone john aranda tony barto i 4 1 .-.-.i neal beafy ' « L -A ' , greg bermel r A C- t, doug bewernick i - conrad boubion ' H L y W Steve brant 159 fony bueros dovid cerecedes hermon chon potrick conley trevor devoney michoel espifo John fish doryl gimo roy goco gorry goebel James gonzolez rolond gonzolez doron hoboion Steve ivers fronk kock rico lorego ort mendez mike mlrosoie kenneth mulrooney John oberg frank ochoo poul o ' donnel richard okozaki jim perez martin ponce chris rongel poul reidel dove roche sol rodriguez donold swistock 160 161 0?- ft instructors Dr. Jock McLinden Dr. Druno DePretto 164 Mr. Jerry Woite Department Head: Dr. Mike Mikulo Mr. Gordon Young Mr. Lorry Lozor dovld batistellj Jeff bigelow roberf contu mark covarubios cuQcehtemoc dioz-infonte tim doon pot gorrety monuel gil louie gonzoles victor green lorry gregg woyne guzmon harry ivers roberf jQcoy kurf krueger oscor lopez don mortin qI morfinez albert montenegro dovid oconos ricardo pocheco brion porker lorry renterio mike richey howord somorln ernesto sonchez ed sonchez kevin scofield scott sublet 165 joe urbono glen viloria robert wilcox troy zerillo benny arando hector orrieto brion bigelow jim burgener robert contanero mark corillo mike de loro diego duran ernesto flores martin flores richord gonzoles Joseph gonzoles edgor gonzolez mark goodrich peter koto richord kitogowa jim leleux tyrone lozono gerardo moto oscar najera joime ocariz John olmos enrique orfiz eric pinol John pitek 16b Milk .V ii ronold romirez leonord romos roberf romos glenn rodriguez moft SQckeft art seonez pQuI teronishi ricordo torres jomes trejo mike volentino gilbert vorelo govin yomomoto gus zorote gerold ondrode ololn bourgoult John compos roymond cosio chad dorothy estebon duron fol friebergs corlos gorclQ waiter gorcio greg george Charles gonzolez Steven griego John gutierrez amiel hoffor corlos huonte olfonso hurtodo 167 eric kom ondres lopez kevin mohoney rick monibog filiberto morfinez tim mortinez franco miele ron moure Steve muro michoel o ' horQ ken ortiz nelson osorio lomont palmo Sergio range! orf revuelfo poul riccobon richard ruiz corlos sonfellanes ort serrono mourice serrono Javier urango benjomin urquidi roberr vasquez i IL % W ;r B 1 r : ' r i r. rusciolelli r. soto f. martinez 168 ' W ' tM P i i B ' 1 1 -M ' 4- r 4i| ■a alW- . _ V -?S 1E75T ,- missed but not forgotten shown chapparo alien corey richord elorrioga robert foylor raul noronjo John tickey bob troxler fred conforero albert chien doniei gregg bill kennedy John kozlowski William lamp perry louwers roberf mac donald John mogolskl pot mortinez juon perez Steve petrovich 170 St. Benedict ' s Church Sunday Masses: (Saturday at 6:00 P.M.) 6:30, 7:30, 9:00 A.M. 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