Sacred Heart of Mary Montebello - Cormar Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

' ■ cormar 1974 sacred heart of mary montebello • spirit is the feeling of us the knowledge that we ' re special competing unites us. losing can ' t defeat us. spirit warms and lights our days even when we part the glow remains sharing life and it ' s happiness it ' s diversity and confusion it was a good time, it was the best time. it was all the time, we had. ' - V ' ■ jHOO ) %fei MMBfe- ji,t. o-HW ' UH, ■w . I mmwp iF ll ' 4 it UBS 1 M t B| Hb| I BUk r. % fl H P 1 H ■ i ' traveling together as friends i ' ll see the world, so will you the road is open to us . . . take it. life and friends divide, but the road stays one always one . . .for me ... for you y fiir Vt..iiii - r [-iiSM- i 16 table of contents facu ty 19 c asses 28 activities 98 socia s 122 sports 130 In the two years she has been principal, Sr. Virginia Marie has helped us to get the most out of Sacred Heart of Mary. Her concern and interest hove been tried again and again and has proven her ability to bring out the most in ourselves. Sister has held our community together through problems of recent years. More than that, she has succeeded in widening our views. The learning experience of Sacred Heart now offers the student body more opportunities to be themselves. V V A warm welcome rs extended to the new vice-principal, Sr. Geraldine. Despite a three year absence, she has quickly re-established herself at Sacred Heart of Mary. Besides being homeroom teacher of 1 02, teaching, and moderator of student council. Sister is always willing to give extra time to listen to students and help them with any problems. Her active involvement has served to intro- duce her to many of the students. 18 Left to Right: Mrs. Freda Johnson, secretary; Mrs. Ana Marie Lopez, sec- retory; Mr. Nick Beilhorz, custodian; Sr. Teresita, attendance, o v. 19 Left to Right: Mrs. Rabieb Sour, Librarian; Sr. Bernard, Chemistry, Physi- cal Science, Homeroom 1 ; Mrs. Michele Roinis, English, Religion, Home- | room 2; AAi Kothryn Leahy, Biology, Business Math, Homeroom 1 06. | A. 20 Left to Right: Sr. Agnes, Latin and English; Sr. Margaret Ellen, cafeteria and bookroom; Sr. Dolores, Business Moth and Typing, homeroom 109; Sr. Bernodette, Business. 21 22 Left  o Right: Sr. Kathleen, Math and Homeroom 1 08; Mrs. Genie Mildon, English and Homeroom 111; Mrs. Myrna Dysart, Physical Education and Pyschology; Miu Carmen Cabrera, Spanish. 23 Left to Right; Miss Marilyn McCandeless, Spanish; Mrs. Mary Lou Wilder, Typing and Etookkeeping; Mrs. Ida Jones, Busi- ness, English; Mr. Michael Braymer, Religion and Business Moth. Left fo Right: Mr. Thomos Zimmerman, Civics and History; Mrs. Sondro Morrison, Algebra II; Miss Annette Sarkision, Music Appreciotion, French and English. 25 left to Right! AAiss Denise Tymon, History; Mr. Nal Pedrosion, Civics; Miss Patricio Amdt, Baskatball Coach; Rev. Joseph Haley, C.AA., Reli- gion. 26 Leffi Rev. Thomas Mclntrye, CM., Religion. Below: Mr. Edward Zel- iff. Choral Director. FACULTY NOT PICTURED: Sr. Bernardo, Spanish; Mr. Frank Civitac, custo- dian; Mn. Joyce Cochran, Home Economics. 27 c lasses (Seniors In 1 970, a scared group of freshmen entered Sacred Heart of Mary. Our first year was spent mak- ing new friends, feeling lost and changing inside and out. Now in 1 974, a scared group of seniors must leave SHM. Our last year has been spent growing closer to old friends, feeling lost and changing inside and out. The years in between have really sped by. Our seniors helped us feel welcome during our first year of high school. They greeted us with Froshmas , celebrated by re-writing an old Christmas carol and giving us candy. With their support, making our way through our very first candy and ticket drives was easier. Yet we didn ' t realize how much they had meant to us and how much we had coun- ted on them, until that tearful day when they graduated. Sophomore year brought us our first date dance and the knowledge that we were truly port of a community here. We spent endless hours decorating for Spirits weeks, our Sophomore Dance and Pan-Am day. Many of us became involved in the Cantwell-SHM musical, Guys and Dolls . By then we had become fully initiated in the spirit of enthusiasm and friendliness that is a unique and impor- tant part of SHM. Our Junior year was full of bright memories. Pan-Am saw our first great victory. However, Ring Day is what will always make our third year special. After a beautiful mass, everyone excitedly showed everyone else her ring. The class slumber party that night was a zany marathon of games and pranks. We regained our decorum in time for the prom at the Bel-Air Country Club. We impa- tiently looked forward to class day when we would be able to sit in the senior section and be Seniors! Upholding senior tradition we made a clean sweep of our last candy drive. Our day at Disneyland proved to have been worth waiting for. As we prepare for Pan-Am and Field Day, we hope to leave our freshmen with the appreciation we feel for our school, teachers and friends. And in the end, the love you make is equal to the love you give 30 Li MARIE ALVARADO FONDEST MEMORY: My freshmen Undo and Liz, my Sophomore Mory Ann, Senior Retreat, Ring Day. FUNNIEST MOMENTS; Ring Night when Margie ran into Dysort ' t von ond was scorred for life; Cheryl as one of the Three Kings at Christmas; our yearbook piiio party Junior year; bothering the faculty. New Yeor ' s Eve at the Rose Parade; the day God punished S.F.; Girl of the Month for two days; the Cheryl ran into a cor and the owner never found out; embar- rassing Helio at the C.C.D. congress by acting like a Jesus freak, Sweet Bill our yeorbook representa- tive, telling every male teacher for the lost three years that Morgie hod a crush on him. ADRIENNE BALDWIN FUNNIEST MOMENTS: After the candy drive Junior year, the time Rosemary got stalled near Craig ' s house. Ring Night, all our parties, when Corrine went up on the curb, the Pinto adventures, Corrine at 7- Eleven. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day; 5-9-73; all my friends; my freshmen Cindy and Ana; Sr. Agnes; being chosen Sec-Treasurer; Senior retreat; Christ- mas Dance ' 73; Junior and Senior year. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Ecology 2; LaHn Club 2, 3; Pres. 4; Drill Team 1 , 2, 3, 4; Cum Laude 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyboll B 1, 2; A 3, Captain 4; Intromurals 1 , 3, coach 2, 4; Mon- tebello Debutante ' 73. LORRAINE BAITAZAR FONDEST Ai EMORY: Cantwell Prom ' 73; Februory 23; Ring Doy; My freshmen Connie and Norio. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH: B.K., Helio, Adrienne, Gino, Nanny, Mary Louise, and the rest of the gang. FUN- NIEST MOMENT: Scheming with Helio against her boyfriend in regards to the Christmas Dance; Mory Louise ' s cracks ot the restaurant after the Christmas Donee ' 72. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 3; Drama 3, 4; M.B.A. 3; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1 , 3, 4; Class Cheer- leader 4. 32 i i ALICE BANUEIOS CINDERELLA BARRIOS TERRY BEILARZ FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day ond Night; Dec. 15, 1973. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Cookie and me got the giggles at some restaurant and when Olivia fell down during P.E. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Cookie, Carmen, Olivia, Susan, Terry, and Thee Girls. PET PEEVE: Cathedral ' s dances, conceited guys. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. rep. 1, 2; G.A.A. pres. 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Officials Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officials pres. 2, 3; Class intromurals 1 , 2, 3, 4; Drill team 2, 3, 4; Marbellite staff 3, 4; C.S.F. 3, 4; Cum Loude 3, 4; Student Council 4; Volleyball 1, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. FONDEST MEMORY: Winter of 72- ' 73, my Frosh Vol, having found the friends I hove, moking my last year the best. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Olivia M., Neil, Kafhy V., Vicki S., Thorlo V. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Volleyball team 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Student Conh-ol 4. FONDEST MEMORY: My Louie, March 24, 1 972; Ring day and night. Senior Retreat, my Junior and Senior prom, my Frosh, Sue; all my friends and Sr. Agnes. FUNNIEST MOMENT: My initi- ation, my Frosh ' s initiation, 12-7-73; The day Helia and I got chased, the day Lorraine started driving on the other side of the street when we went to Holly- wood ond Harold threw my shoe over the Salvation Army fence, and most of our slumber parties. 33 HELIA BELARDE FONDEST MEMORY: Being elected Student Body Vice-President; 5 1 1 73; my four years at SHM; my friends; Ring day; Mr. McGinley; Graduation. FUN- NIEST MOMENT: Selling candy on 1st ond Bernal to TJ ' s at night; Terry and I being chased; scheming with Lorraine. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep 1 , 2, 3; Ecology Club 2, 3; Officials Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; National Honors 2, 3; MBA 1 , 2, 3, 4; Business Honors 2, 3. SYLVIA BURGOS FONDEST MEMORY: My friends and my Freshman; Salesian Homecoming ' 73; Ring night; the plays; Senior retreat. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When I pulled the fire alarm and no one knew; Sara Leon ' s party, when I kicked my shoe up on the roof. AMBITION: To lead a full life. USUALLY SEEN WITH: My terrific friends. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi! ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill team 1, 2, 3; Drama Club, AV Club, Spanish Club 1, 2; French Club1. MIRIAM CABALLERO FONDEST MEMORY: Meeting some real nice people here at SHM; my Sophomore Dance with Mike and with my two true friends Smokie and Tempt ; my Senior prom with Mike; Ring night. FUNNIEST MOMENT: All our social gathering before our base- ball games; Pan Am night on March 21, 1970; Get- ting sent to the hospital for unlady-like procedures ; all the schemes we threw during my 4 years here. PET PEEVE: Good friends who turn out to be your ene- mies; two-faced people. I BERTHA CAIDERA rONDEST MEMORY: My friands. my freshman Undo, ' 73 A.S.B. electioni, Contwell prom ' 73, Ring Day ceremony. Senior Retreot, the day I met Oscar. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: After the ' 72 candy drive on Brooklyn Ave.; Adrlenne ' s slumber party; driving Harold ' s bug. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Adrienne, Rose- mary, Martha, Helia, Rosie, Corinne, Kathy, Maria, and Terry. PET PEEVE: Smelly sockhops; uncoopera- tive people. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Control 1 , 2; Student Council 3, 4; M.B.A. 2; Cum laude 2, 3; Latin Club 1 , 2, 3; Audio Visual 1 , 2, 3, 4; Drill team 1 , 2, 3, 4; Class teams 1 , 4, SHM, Cantwell ploys 2, 3; French Club 1 , 2; Prom Comm. 3, 4. JENNIE CALZADA FAVORITE SAYING: Lorraine, Carol, Come herel FONDEST MEMORY: Hawaii; Summer ' 73; ' 72- ' 73; Sophomore dance; Graduation ' 74; Liz, my Junior; my Frosh, Frances; my Sophomore, Martha; all my special friends and Debbie H., tool FUNNIEST MOMENTS; Frosh year, the raisin fight. Health class, going to parties, ond talking about old times; Beo- trice and Turtlel USUALLY SEEN WITH: Loroine Carol, Kathy, Thorlo, Cinderello, Carmen, Susie. Terry, Valerie, Romero, Pot, Pot J., and Martha S., and everyone else. AMBITIONS: To be on occoun ' font, and to lead o good and happy life and shore it with others. OIGA CASTELLAN OS FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Night, Salesions prom. Off campus lunch. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Alma was honging on to my blazer in the Great Race to Jack-in-the-Box. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Olivia, Alma, Blanco, Lonette, ond Jesse. PET PEEVE: Selling World ' s Finest Chocolate. 35 MARIA P. CORDERO FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring day and Puerto Rico. PET PEEVE: Saletion guyt that put SHM dances as rt)eir pet peeve. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Being chased down the boulevard by Jardin with Sara, Pat and Juanita. H.H. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The brains and the delin- quents. ACTIVITIES: Pop 1 , 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Drama 1 , 2, 3; French Club 1 , 2, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4; Drill Team 2, 4; C.S.F. 1, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Cum Laode 1, 2, 3, 4; M.B.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Soc ials Committee 2, 3; Junior Miss 4, Society of Outstanding American Students 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Student 3, 4. LORRAINE ALICE COTA FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years at SHM, June 17, 1972, Soleslan ' s Prom ' 73. My Frosh and my senior, my friends. FUNNIEST MOAAENTS: B-E-A-T-R- l-C-EI All those off campus lunches during junior year and Ysela L. singing Day by Doy at mass. AMBI- TION: To moke the best of myself in life and some- day finding the happiness that I seek. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carol, Jennie, Ysela, Valerie, Sandy, Fu Fu (Mercodo), Cretin (Romero) and of course, Nick. ACTIVITIES: Cantwell Cheerleader 1972-3, Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Drill Teom 2; M.B.A. 4; Soft- ball 2, Intramurals 1 , 2, 3. SYLVIA CRUZ FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Ana and I were selling candy and the lady couldn ' t get her door open. Music Class, and Ring Night when Terry blackened Ana and Carmen ' s glasses and they woke up and thought they were going blind. Senior year. FONDEST MEMO- RIES: Ring ceremony Senior retreat, and the prom. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The fly and the snake. ACTIVI- TIES: G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep 1; Drama 2; Ecology 1; Cant- well ' s pep squad 3; Library Club 2. 36 BERNICE CUESTA CATHERINE DAVIS BEATRIZ DIAZ FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day, my little freshman Rotalindc Lugo, Retreat with Father Art, Father Cle- mence, and Pat. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Trying to sleep on Ring Night. Having lunch with Father Art and Folher Clemence. AMBITION: Being a medical secretary and living my life to the fullest. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Beotrii, Emily, Jo Ann, Mary, Lydia, Martha, Kathy, Cindy. PET PEEVE: Getting out of school early and having to wait for my ride until 4,00. FONDEST MEMORY: May 26, 1 972; Contwell ' s Prom ' 73; Christmas Dance ' 72, ' 73; Grad Nite ' 73; Summer ' 73; my frosh. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The day Joe fell in the river. The night before freshman snow trip. Carol and Pat trying to find my sister ' s house. AMBITION: To make people happy. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe, Pat, Corol, and everyone else. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Class cheerleader 3; Drill Team 3; Drama 2, 3, 4; Marbel- lite 3; M.B.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Cum Laude 1 , 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 1 , 2, 3. 4; Business Honors 2, 3, 4; Obidiah for mine and Joe ' s performances in Oklahoma. FONDEST MEMORY: Salesian Prom ' 72; June 11, 1972; Ring Day and Ring Night. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Trying to stay up all Ring Night; Disney- land. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Bernice, Emily, Joann, Cindy, Kathy, and the rest of the gang. 37 HB L a i J AAARTHA DIAZ-INFANTE FONDEST MEMORIES: My Senior year; my freshman Renee; Ring day; and all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Rose Ann In Spanish II class; and Chemis- try class. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mary, Lydia, Emily ond the Chemistry group. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I, 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3. OLIVIA DOMINGUEZ FONDEST MEMORIES: Salesion and SHMs 73 proms; four years here; and Blanco, Alma Mar, Ol a and Edward. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Cantwell-Bosco track meet 4-17-73; off-campus lunches; recruiting Alma for S.C. of A.; spotting B.R. ' s new car and Dis- neyland. AMBITION: Legal or Executive secretary. Dl Dl PRADO FONDEST MEMORY: The Father-Daughter banquet; my new friends; all the people who mode me feel welcome here; going on off-campus lunches; my memories of the prom and Grod-nite. i 38 NADINE FARIAS NELLIE FIERROZ FONDEST MEMORY: My first three years of High School. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Cooking class with Helio; Selling candy with Dolores and Mario. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH: Sylvia Lopez, Dolores Lopez and Sandy. FONDEST MEMORIES: Guys and Dolls ; Senior retreat; oil my friends. FONDEST MOMENTS: OUr Freshman Initiation; Tonyo ' s Baby Shower; Cheer- leading tryouts. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Linda Lou, Lydia, Joyce and Idolio. MOST EMBARRASING MOMENT: Keeping R.D. from reading my religion journal. ACTIVITIES: Student Council ), 4; Class Intromurals 1 ; G. A. A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep 1 , 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1 ; Drama Club 2, 3; president 4; Glee 2, 4; Mixed Cho- rus 2, 4; Christian Action Prefect 4; Junior Miss 4; MBA 1,2,3, 4; CSF 1,2,3, 4; Cum Laude 1 , 2, 3, 4; Notional Honors 2, 3, 4. FONDEST MEMORY Guys and Dolls , March 8, 1971. AMBITION: To moke those around my happy. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Vol, Cormen, Donno, Sandy, Roxy, Nan, Hilda, Sylvia. 39 DONNA FOULENFONT FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Night 73, ail my closest friends. Senior Retreat, and my Freshman. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The night Paul fell out of the car during a U-turn. AMBITION: To work with handicapped kids, own a big three story house with a Corvette parked in the driveway. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you kid- ding me? USUALLY SEEN WITH: Unwhipped Lonely Hearts (Rose Ann, Gerry, Non), Carmen, Hilda. VICKIE FRANCO FONDEST MEMORY: My Freshman, Annette, H-9- 73, meeting someone special. Ring Night, all my friends here. Graduation. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pal, Huera, Monix, Carmen, Idealistics, Volksmen, Imperi- als, Mijo (V.W.). AOIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep ' , 2, 3, 4; Business Honors; M.B.A. 2, 3; Librory Club 1 . PET PEEVE: Certoin chicks from Montebello. SPE- CIAL INTERESTS: Foxy looking guys, good cars, good parties, someone special, cruising the Blvd. SANDY GALLEGO FONDEST MEMORY: Initiating our Freshman, Ring Night, Christmas Dance. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Rocket ride at Disneyland and off campus lunches USUALLY SEEN WITH: Morio, Dolores, Silvia, and Nodine. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.F, 3, 4; Cum Loude 1, 2, 3, 4; Mother Butler l ' 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Drill team 3, 4. 40 CARMEN GARCIA FRANCES GARCIA MARIA LOUISA GARCIA FONDEST MEMORY: My Freshman, Felicia, all the good times with my friends; summer ' 72; someone special. FUNNIEST MOMENT: That certain Volkso- men party when Pot and I spent the night holding each other up. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Huero, Monix, Mija, Vickie, Ideolistics, and the rest of the Class of ■74. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: -Follow that cor . . . PET PEEVE: Guys that hold up the walls at donees; not being able to remember what certain people look like. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; MBA 3; Drill Team 2, 4; Mecha 4. FONDEST MEMORY: My Junior and Senior years; meeting Alfred, and my Freshman, Lino. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Seeing Dolores and my cousin high. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Aye, I like your cor , and really. PET PEEVE: Guys that would rather hold up the walls than dance, and stuck-up dudes and chicks. FONDEST MEMORY: Garfield ' s Prom ' 73 with Albert; all the good times with my friends; my Fresh- man, Marlene D.; and Ring Day. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Albert, Dolores, Sondy, Silvia, Nadine, and Lanette. FUNNIEST MOMENT: My Freshman ' s initia- tion; when Silvia and I were working on the candle decorations for the Christmas Dance ' 73. BLANCA GARZA CORINNE GOMEZ EMILY GOMEZ FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day; Graduation Day; the fish ; Senior Prom; my Junior and Senior year. FUNNIEST MOMENT: (Track meet) the races we had during lunch time; the fire at our table at the Christ- mas Dance; Alma Marc s Love Letters ; Disneyland ond the Bunny! USUALLY SEEN WITH: Olivia, Olga, Alma, a drinkie poo and our squirrels club. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior year; ASB election 71 and ' 73; Ring Doy; and oil my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: At a Salesian sock hop when the guy I was dancing with feH down; driving up a curb; H. H., after the candy drive irvJuniof year and the night I fell down at ELAC. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Rosemary, Rosie, Helia, Martha, Adrienne, and Bertha. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day ceremony; my little freshmen, Judy; Retreat ' 73 with Father Art, Pot and Clement; being invited to the Debutante Ball; Summer ■73. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring night with my friends; driver training; and Disneyland. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Las Tres Locos and Bernice, Kathy, Beatrice, Lydio, Martha, Janet, Vickie, and the rest of the girls. 42 . I j Pp ' IIH H Pi r W v ji H 1 m m U B Tfi-. 1 • H H 1 Su MARIA DEL CARMEN GONZALES FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Night ond the pickle they shoved down my throat; Initiation of the twins and Rocky Mountoin High; My little frosh, Irma; Drama festival and my bongos; Music class and the opera Carmen , My Life ; Mechanics Class. EMAAA GONZALES FONDEST MEMORY: My Freshmen, Elayne and Pat; Senior retreat; Ring Day; The Prom; 1 1-9-73. FUNNI- EST MOMENT: A water balloon fight with Alice and Joyce on Ring Night. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Fly, Runt, Horse, Susan, Becky and Alma. PET PEEVE: N.P. ROSEMARY GONZALES FONDEST MEMORY: My friends; summer 73; being crowned Christmas Dance Queen 1973. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The Pinto; The time I got a flat tire on the Pomona freeway; the night Corrine tripped out at ELAC; (H.H.). PET PEEVE: Seeing guys that look good from behind and being disappointed when they turn around. USUALLY SEEN: At K-mart. AMBITION- Get Richinillll 43 VALERIE HELLINGG FONDEST MEMORY: Steve; Guys Dolls; Oklahoma, Sky Magic; Cantwell. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Disneyland and San Diego with Steve, Donna, Rueben, Mario, Carmen, Ross and Hilevi; v hen someone asked what university we were initiat- ing our freshmen from. AMBITION: Travel, be an air- lines stewardess, marriage. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3; Pep I, 2, 3; Drama 2, 3,4. ■ U iil : LUPE HILARIO FONDEST MEMORY; Meeting my friends; Ring night; Junior prom; my freshman and sophomore; the sum- mer of ' 73 with United Car Club and my special guy; July 21, 1973. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Going down the boulevard during lunch time with Romero; imitat- ing Odyssey on Ring night; falling at parties; when Sara met Fuey on Ring night. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Martha, Pat, Sara, Juanita, Diane. CHERYL JOHNSON FONDEST MEMORY: My freshmen Vir(.tnia and Liz; •■Funny Face ' ; Friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ketchup ond malt on Marie; when they stole the bike from Margie and Bertha chased the wino up to Atlan- tic; making Marie ' s cake and it sticking to her locker; putting D. Coisidy, D. Osmond and B. Sherman in Margie ' s locker; telling Sordis our project got run over by a car; hiding Beck ' s mattress m the shower; God punishing S.F.; Ashiyo pork swings; the 20 mi. wolk; someone (probably Margie) stealing Monrano ' s picture; Marie imprisoned of Lorelei. CAROL JUAREZ JOYCE NAOMI KOBAYASHI ANALA AAS FONDEST MEMORY: Cantwell ' s Homecoming prin- cess ' 72; the year ' 73; my freshman, Jo Ann; gradua- tion ' 74. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; School cheerleader 4; class cheerleader 3; Intramurols 1 , 2, 4; Morbellite 3; Drama 2, 3, 4; MBA 2, 3, 4; Business Honors 2, 3; National Honors 2. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Getting 50 lorge and small stuffed ani- mals into o smoll Toyota with Tharlo and Olivia; get- ting in trouble with Lorroine C. and Jenny C. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH: Lorraine Cota, Jennie Co|iada, Cathy Davis, Pot Llamas, and my friends. FONDEST MEMORIES: Disneyland ' 74; senior retreat; Ring Day; all my friends; my freshman. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: Our Latin classes with Becky, Ida- ho and Tonya; Ring Night when we got Emma in the bathroom; chemistry class; Initiation; Tonya ' s baby shower. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Linda I, Linda II, Alice, Idalia, Nellie, and the gong. MOST EMBAR- RASSING MOMENT: When Tonyo tripped me in Hiroshima in sophomore year. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring Night when Carmen Gon- zales got a pickle down her throat; Miss Sorkision ' s music class; freshman Initiation, when Dolores Perea got o cake in her foce; Sr. Kathleen ' s sophomore drama class; The imitation of the twins on Class Day ' 73. FONDEST MEMORY: My Freshman, Lorraine; Ring Night, Senior retreat. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Snake, Runt, and Hairbear. 45 mM mH mW : 1 YSELA LAREDO FONDEST MEMORY: Summer, Graduotion; Hawaii, Canada, Mexico; The Prom with Mitch. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Contwell ' s Prom. LYDIA LASCURIAN FONDEST MEMORIES: Retreat ' 73; Ring Day cjre- mony; my freshman, Hilda; Disneyland. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Looking for my Ouija Board during the middle of Ring Night; getting sick on the teacup ride at Disneyland. AMBITION: Studying to be a medical, receptionist. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Martha, Mary, ' Nellie, Beatriz, Cindy, Bernice, and Los tres locos PET PEEVE: Birds in trees. PATRICIA LLAMAS ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep I, 2, 3, pres. 4; Ecology I , 2; Morbellite 3; Intramurols 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; School cheerleader 3, 4; Contwell cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Offi- cials club 3, 4; MBA 4. FONDEST MEMORY: Cant- well homecoming princess 72 ; August II, 1972 (Shoes Day); My freshmen. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The three Muskateers; Ray ' s Von; behind the scenes OS a snake. AMBITION: To keep the faith I hove in people. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Cathy D.; Debbie G., Carol J., and friends galore. wm ■Ij Ml m ■ M i A Y A 3 1 J M J s , m m ' i DOLORES LOPEZ SILVIA LOPEZ TERESA LOPEZ FONDEST MEMORIES: My freshman Carrie; Disney- land ' 73; all my friends; 12-13-73; summer of ' 73. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Freshmen initiation; getting stuck climbing the fence; going to the show with Syl- via. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Marie, Sylvia, Nadine, Sandy. FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting Keith; my freshman; my friends; Ring Night; Sophomore Dance; prom; 9- 20-73. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Disneyland ' 73; mak- ing candles with Mario; going to the show with Dolores; off-campus lunches; after the candy drive in Junior year. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mario Louise, Dolores, Sandy, Nadine, Lanette. FONDEST MEMORIES: The summer of ' 72; June 27th; U.C.L.A. camp; S.H.S. cheerleader; Junior year and Ring Night. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Spending the summer with Olivia; off campus lunch; acting rowdy; and Senior year. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mario, Deb- bie, and Eddie, and Thee Girls. 47 VALERIE LOVIO CARMEN LOWTHER IDALIA LUNA FONDEST MEMORY: Meeting thol special mon; Hawaii ' 73; my Freshman; my friends and all our good limes together. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The time Pat ond I went into hysterics over the fly that was stuck in Lupe ' s hair, and the time the girls from Schurr came to get Yselo and didn ' t even know who she was. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Rocky, Cindy, Ysela, Sandy, Cindy M, and all my other friends. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring night; senior retreat, my Freshmon; Guys and Dolls; FUNNIEST MOMENT: Sophomore year Spanish Class when Rose Ann insti- gated a riot; bean and nylon fights; going down to Hollywood. AMBITION; To be very successful. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH; Non, RoseAnn, Donno, Sandy, Sheila, and Vol. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3; Stu- dent Control 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; Pep 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Mother Butler 3; Liturgical 3. FONDEST MEMORY: My fantastic friends; class retreats; Ring day; Sophomore parties; Junior Miss Pageant; Genesis; my Frosh B.H., FUNNIEST MOMENT: Falling under the art toble two times in o row; riding in Linda ' s Bug; Latin projects; Margie ' s love-letter; d ropping the H-bomb in History III. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I like that song! USU- ALLY SEEN WITH: The Linda ' s, Nellie-Belle, Dodie, Joyous, Rowdy, Barbaro May. 48 SANDY MAGAILANES NANETTE MALDONADO AIMA MARQUEZ FONDEST MEMORY: The pojl two years Art and I hove been together. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The boat ride at Cantwell ' s Prom 1972 with Art, Y ela, and Chrit. USUALLY SEEN WITH: My twins Cindy, liela, Valerie, and Romero. PET PEEVE: BJ. Alice. AMBI- TION: Fashion Buyer. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The fime at an SHM dance when Paul kicked me and fell on the dance floor; bean and nylon fights; Hollywood cruises; when Donno got hit by a ear. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Night; my 1 ' a freshman, going out with the Unwhip- ped Lonely Hearts, all fours years ot SHM. Tower of Power and James Brown Concert. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Donna, Roxy, Carmen, Hildo, Sandy, Gerri, El. AMBITION: To succeed in future gools; to dance on Soul Train ond kiss Burt Reynolds. FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting David; 6 1 3 73; my frosh Vicki; Ring Day 73; all my friends; Christmas Dance ' 73; Senior year. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Ring Night, Contwell track meet 4 17 73; Health class, Disneyland, races to Jock-in-the-Box; writing notes in our religion book. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Olivia, Blanco, Gar, Olga, Lanette, Emma, and David. AMBI- TION: To live my life the best I con; learn to drive and to get o car. 49 TERESA AAARTINEZ USUALLY SEEN WITH: Susie Y., Cookie S., Olivia V., Alice B., Cormen R., Kathy V., Vicki S., Jenny C, Thee Girls. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Olivia V. put powder all over my hoir at ring night, off campus lunches, and when Debbie S. jumped in Sr. Raphael ' s English class. FONDEST MEMORY: All my friends at SHM. ACTIVITIES: Pep 1 , 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class drill 1,2,3, 4; MBA 2, 3; Business Honors 2, 3; CSF 3. AMBITION: To become a Deputy Sheriff. OLIVIA MENDOZA FONDEST MEMORY: Ring night. May I 9, I 972; Christmas Donee ' 72, Solesion Cheerleader and Homecoming Princess, camp at UCLA, my Frosh Annette, being with Thee Girls, my first Mecho meet- ing. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring night on the stage with Debbie and Thee Girls, off-campus lunches act- ing rowdy. Record Keeping doss, the whole Senior year, olwoys falling on the floor with Neil. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Thee Girls, Cinder, Debbie, Carmen, Alice. AMBITION: To be a dentist and make some- body happy some day. CINDY MERCADO FONDEST MEMORY: On Dec. 18, 1971, my first Christmos Dance with Jim, and doubling with Art and Sandy. Also seeing that someone special, my family, and my four years ot SHM. FUNNIEST MOMENT The night of the prom on April 27, 1973, when Sandy got caught on Jim ' s screen door. Romero ' s lit- tle friend she carries on her shoulder. AMBITION: To become a fashion designer and to be successful. t . , • ' ;■■- - f ; ; M F ' J it- « ' . -  ; ' • i- 1 1 JW f m ml i 50 F '  1 r PBj H iT 1 I K jI I k LINDA MOSQUIERA JOANN NAUDIN ALICE KEIKO NISHIMOTO FONDEST MEMORY: Freshman year; Disneyland after the Candy Drive; Ring day; my Frosh Lee Ann; and all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Rose Ann instigated a riot in Spanish Class; Candy selling with Beck and Leticia; Condy Striping; the time we put perfume and wrote notes on Larry ' s Chemistry paper when we were correcting it; and riding in my car with Totum and Beck. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Halloween at Knott ' s Berry Farm. USU- ALLY SEEN WITH: Nellie-Belle, Tatum, Joyce, Beck, Susanna, and my fellow elements. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring day; my Freshmen Terry; being a Debutante; retreat with Fr. Art, Fr. Clement and Fr. Pat; being with my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring night; Disneyland; Dance. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Las Tres Locas, and Bernice, Kothy, watching Emil Mary, Beatrice, Lydia, Martha. AMBI- TION; To continue my education and to succeed in life. PET PEEVE: When the people I take out to lunch can ' t make up their mind on where to go. FONDEST MEMORY: Glee Club banquet in Sopho- more year when everyone sang Happy Birthday to me; Dolores crazy typing notes; all my friends; Jane my Junior; and Lorrie my Frosh. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Having a water balloon thrown at me and not bursting; chemistry class with elements IF and MB. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How embarrassing! USUALLY SEEN WITH: Linda T., Dolores, Leticia, Mayra, Cindy, Joyce, Linda M., Idolia. PET PEEVE: People who change stations in the middle of a song or movie. 51 KATHY OCASIO FONDEST MEMORY: My freshman Laurie, all my friends, X-mas dance ' 73, Ring day and night, Dec 26, 1973. FUNN IEST MOMENT: When Marias father picked us up in the pick up truck in front of Bosco; day after the candy drive ' 72; H.H. USUALIY SEEN WITH: Mayra, Mario, Martha, Bertha, Rose- mary, Rosie, Helio, Corrine, Adrienne, Terry, ond all my friends. PET PEEVES: Guys who think they ore God ' s gift to women; oil of Hugo ' s cars. LANETTE OLIVARES FONDEST MEMORY: August 14, 1972. PET PEEVE: Mofher-in-Laws; USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dolores, Sil- via, Mary Louise, and Anthony Ernest Romirez. REBECCA ORNELAS FONDEST MEMORY: Ring day, my freshmon Rosa- lind, and Junior Abby; senior retreat and the tele- phone calls in freshmon year with Sue and Sue FUN- NIEST MOMENT: Ring night, Latin classes with Joyce Idolio, Tonya; selling candy with Leticia and Linda (to truck dnvers on Woshington Blvd.) Tonya ' s baby shower and slumber parties, and candy striping with Lmdo. t4 i 52 i Lai HSJ k n J • ' H K pm ' 1 v-n ■;.| W ' B H y| 13 DOLORES PEREA FONDEST MEMORY: My Senior year; my Freshman Dolores; and oil my friends; especially my fellow ele- ments from lobles 1 , 2, and 3. FUNNIEST MOMENT; Tfie time a group of us put perfume and wrote small notes on some boys chemistry papers we were cor- rectrng. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Leticia, Moyro, Cindy, Alice, and Linda. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: The time Ana threw coke alt over my face during our Freshmen ' s initiation. PET PEEVE; Selling candy. ROSEMARIE PEREZ FONDEST MEMORY; Junior year; Ring night; Christ- mas Dance ' 73; all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT; The night Corinne fell at ELAC, after the Candy Drive in Junior year; oil our adventures in the Pinto, getting busted at Garfield, H. H. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Adrienne, Corinne, Bertha, Helia, Martha, Rosemary, and Colleen. DIANE PRECIADO FONDEST MEMORY; All my friends here at SHM; Ring night; my Freshmon; and that someone special; Christmos Dance 74. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The tor- nado in the court yord; when Sara met Fuey on Ring night; Lupes shopping. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Pen- guin, Smiley, Smokey, Angel, Birdie, (Pot, Martha, Juonito, Soro, Lupei, and with that special guy. FAVORITt EXPRESSION; How emborrassingl PET PEEVE: People who try to oct like something they ' re not. { 53 MARY RAMIREZ FONDEST MEMORY; Ring Day; my freshmen, Sonia and Bernadette; my friends; retreat; the summer of •73 (August). USUALLY SEEN WITH: Martha, Abby, Lydia, Bernice, JoAnn, Emily, Kothy, and Cindy. FUN- NIEST MOMENT: Pink Shirt at Disneyland, Martha D.I. being dragged across the auditorium while still in her sleeping bag on Ring night. FAVORITE QUOTE: Don ' t walk behind me because I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me ' cuz I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. ROSE ANN RAMOS FONDEST MEMORY: Ring night; summer in Europe ' 73; my 2 ' A freshmen; my friends; Senior retreat FUNNIEST MOMENT: The night Paul fell out of the cor; bean and nylon fights; Ring night and the night at the Eiffel Tower AMBITION: To travel around the world and to find true hoppiness. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Unwhipped Lonely Hearts ; Donna, Nan, and Gerri. Also Hilda, Carmen, and Linda FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God, what a wolly! MARTHA RIVERA FUNNIEST MOMENT: The day after the Junior Candy drive and the guy over 21 with my friends on Brook- lyn Ave.; Rosemary ' s freeway flat (tire) and getting busted by Mr. Keller at summer school; H. H. FOND- EST MEMORY: All the good times with my friends and the day I met my Mario; Sr. Agnes; Mr. McGinley; my freshman, Luz. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mario, Bertha, Cindy, Helio, Corinne, Rosemary, Adrienne, Rosie, Terry, Mario, Kathy and all the rest of the dieters of America. 54 JUANITA RODRIGUEZ LETICIA RODRIGUEZ MAYRA B. RODRIGUEZ FONDEST MEMORY: All the good times with my bud- dies; my surprise birthday party; ring day; and the apartments. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Going out with the Twilight Schemers , Sarah ' s slumber parties, imitating Odyssey on Ring night; Thee Girls. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Lupe, Martha, Sara, Pat, Diane (Birdie, Smiley, Angel, Penguin, Shorty), and Las Locos. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Pep 1,2,3; Social club 2, 3; Drill team 2. FONDEST MEMORY: All my friends at SHM; Ring day; my freshman, Joanna. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Candy selling with Becky and Linda; off -campus lunch on campus. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dolores, Moyra, Cynthia, Alice and Linda. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Pep 1,2,3, 4; Glee club 1 , 2; Drill team 2, 3, 4; Liturgical club 2, 3. FONDEST MEMORIES: 1 973 summer in Europe; my freshman and senior; Senior retreat and all my SHM friends and Junior Miss. ACTIVITIES: CSF 1 , 2, 3, 4; Mother Butler 1 , 2, 3, 4; Cum Laude 1 , 2, 3, 4; Nationol Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Out- standing American H.S. Students 3, 4; Junior Miss award. Junior Miss Montebello 1974; Montebello Debutante; Assistant editor of school paper 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Club 2, 3; Spanish club 1, 2; Ecology club 1, 2; Drama 1; Litur- gical club 1,2,3; Pan-Am Rep. 2, 3; Candy Striper 3, 4. 55 MONICA RODRIGUEZ USUALLY SEEN WITH: Frances, Carmen, Pot, Vicki. FONDEST MEMORIES: The very first time Rick said I love you ' ; all the fun times when Virginia and Anna were here and all the fun times now; my freshman Susie; gossiping with Frances and the rest of the girls. AMBITION: To learn how to cook and to become a good wife and mother. SPECIAL THANKS TO: My mom and dad for doing their best to put me through school — thanks. TERESA RODRIGUEZ FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day with all my friends and Disneyland. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring Night when we got the teachers and when a hundred girls ran over Janets finger. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep 1,2,3, 4; Basketball ' B Varsity 1,2,3. CYNTHIA MARIE ROMERO FUNNIEST MOMEKIT: When a bee molested Mer- cado; all those off-compus lunches in junior year; B-E- A-T-R-I-C-EII; being on probation for smoktng when I don ' t smoke. FONDEST MEMORIES: Hawaii ' 73: my freshmon and sophomore year; my friends; my fresh- men, Pat and Namoi; Christmas Dances. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Valerie, Ysela, Sandy, Fufu (Mercodo) and Fifi (Lorraine). 56 MARTHA RUIZ CARMEN RULFO SARA SALAZAR FONDEST MEMORIES: Rmg Day; fhe summer of ' 73; and all the good times I ' ve had with my buddies. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When I pulled Pofs heel off on Beverly Blvd.; the Pancake House with Joe and Sara; Disneyland; the ' ■pootmobile ; Sara ' s parties; and all the weekends with the Twilight Schemers. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pat, Soro, Lupe, Juonito, Diane, Maria. FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; my freshman Vivian; Thee drls; December 15, 1973; FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Corrine went up the curb; Ring Night; and the nylon and bean fights. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Alice, Cookie, Susi, Jerri, Olivia, and Thee Girls. AMBITION: To have a meaningful life and be successful in my career. PET PEEVE: Cathedral dances. FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Night; these post four years with my friends; ond all those good times we had going out together. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When the Twilight Schemers invaded Disneyland; freshmen year detentions with Geto; The Bajo El Monte Legion with Martha; and my parties. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Martha, Pat, Juanita, Lupe, Diane, and Maria. 57 VICKI SALDANA LUCILLE SANDOVAL MARGARET SAUCEDA FONDEST MEMORIES: Memories with Eddie; April 23, 1970; Father-Daughter Dinner Dances; Salesian Prom 73; Ring Night; Christmas Dance 71 and ' 72; Initiation; my frosh Vicky. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When I fell and slid across the floor on Ring Night playing crock the whip. SPECIAL INTEREST: Eddie; good times. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Eddie and Black Beauty; ' Thee Girls. AMBITION: To moke my parents happy and proud of me. FONDEST MEMORIES: My senior, Anita; Disneyland 1 1-1-72; Ring Day and Night; my frosh Yoly andtjll my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Alice and I got the giggles at Chole ' s and I spit water on her; 1 2- 15-73. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Fay, Alice, Carmen, Olivia, Susan, and Terry M. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 1 ; Drill Team 2, 3, 4. FONDEST MEMORY: My freshmen, Kathy and Liz; my sophomore, Raquel; my junior, Rachel; class day; people. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Cheryl was one of the three kings; when Bertha rescued the sto- len bike from the wino; making Marie ' s birthday cakes and the marshmallow frosting stuck to her locker; 20 mile hike; Ashiya park swings and true symbolism ; Solazar Sole Sheet; hiding Becky ' s mat- tress in the bathroom at retreat; when God punished S.F.; Being the only sane kids among 8 thousand Jesus ' freoks; Ketcup and malt on Marie; CJ. ' s ability to legally be classified a dwarf. 58 . PAT SIFUENTES SANDRA SPENCER COLEEN STREET FONDEST MEMORIES; My freshman Suzy; all my friends and someone special. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Carmen at the Volksmen Party. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Vicki, Huera, Carmen, Monica and all of my friends. AC TIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 , 2, 3; M.B.A. 2, 3; Business Honors 2. FONDEST MEMORIES: I I -28-70; Patrick; my frosh; Guys and Dolls ; Cantwell and S.H.M. ' 73; Tower of Power concert. FUNNIEST MOMENTS; Bean and nylon fights; getting busted for curfew by the same cop twice; and Dolores P. ' s hard looks. AMBITION; To succeed in my major. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen in Senior privileges. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carmen, Nan, Donna, Vol, Sheila and Roxy. FONDEST MEMORIES; My Freshmen Loretto and Dee Dee; Roger and the Babes in Toylond; all my friends; my Senior Kothy. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Sec. Treos. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Drill Team 1 , ' 2, 2, 4; Officials 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; Volleyball 1,2 3 4- Softball 2, 3, 4. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Our por ' ties during softboll season with Miriam, Cinder and Jenny; off-campus lunches; at the park. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT; My eyelashes. f7S« .- ■ ' ' jk f i v l ' C J -. B jpKi ' jii i m flH| ' ' Mmm m H m m 59 CYNTHIA TORRES FONDEST MEMORIES: Father-Daughter dar ce ' 72; my sixteenth birthday party; getting my car Baby Bumpers on Another ' s Oay; Sr. Agnes; my freshmen. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Getting five people in my car; Bertha, Martha, and myself in Latin class; having the no sleeve look in junior year; having chicken pox in junior yeor. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Bemice, Beotriz, Emily, Jo Ann, Mary, Kathy. AaiVITIES: G.A.A. 3, 4; M.B.A. 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Clas- sicol League 3; A.V. 2; Prom Committee 4. KATHRYN TORRES FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day and Ring Night; my freshoKin, Tommy; retreat with Father Arthur and Father Clement (who enjoys singing his Spanish h nes.) USUALLY SEEN WITH: Jo Ann, Emily, Bemice, and the rest of the girls. PET PEEVE: Music Apprecia- tion. HILDA TRUJILLO FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; my trip to Hawaii; meeting Bobby; the birth of my baby sister, Debbie. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: My frosh ' s inihahon; bean and nyton fights during lunch; Ring Night when Rose Ann really fell after acting it out at Ring Night; the day Rose Ann and I kept crying for no reason. AAABI- TION: To become a Dental Assistant; making some- one special happy and getting the best out of life. 60 UNDA TSUKAMOTO THARLA VALDEZ CYNTHIA VASQUEZ FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Night, my frie-hds, my frnhman, Lsticio, and the ecology hip. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4, Pep 1 , 2, 3, 4; Cum Laude 1 , 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 1 , 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 1 , 2, 3, 4; M.B.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4j Spanish Club 1 ; Latin Club 3, 4; Latin N.H.S. 3, 4j Ecology 1; Liturgical 2, 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Alice N., Mayra, Cindy, Dolores, Leticia, Linda M., Joyce and all my other friends. AMBITION: To have an Irish Setter. FUNNIEST MOAAENT: Times with Rose Ann. FONDEST MEMORY: Ring Day, Christmas Donee, •73, meeting Adolph. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Trying to sleep in a Moch I; stuffing 50 stuffed animals in o small Toyota with Carol ond O Ilie; Running out of gas in Deb ' s cor. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Adolf, Kathy, Art, and Thee Girls. PET PEEVE: A certain guy who thinks he ' s good. FONDEST MEMORY: Sophomore Dance, Ring Day, Joe Cool ' s History Class Junior year, Encounter 12, Julie, my Frosh. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Freshman year when I sold my speech for Girl of the Quarter, being Baby Huey. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dolores, Moyro, Leticia, Alli, and Linda. FAMOUS EXPRESSION: How Cliche and Heavy. 61 KATHERINE A. VALDIVIA AMBITION: C.P.A. FONDEST MEMORIES: 6-26-71; 8-10-71; Salesian Prom 73; Summer ' 73 with Art; Christmas Dance 73; Salesian Basketball games 71- 73; and my frosh Sandy. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Ring Night 73; Art learning how to water ski; health class. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cheering; going out; guys; (one in particular). USUALLY SEEN WITH: Art, Alice, Cinderella, Cookie, Jennie, Neit, Olivia, Susan, Terry, Tharlo, and Vicki. OLIVIA VEGA FONDEST MOMENT: Jan. 5, 72; Danny; my fresh- man; Ring Day; my friends; Junior and Senior Years. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Danny, Cookie, Theresa, Susie, Carmen, and Alice. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Ring Night when the lights went out and I threw talc pow- der over Terry Martinez head; record keeping class. AMBITION: to be a Probation Officer and help kids less fortunate than I am and to be a part of Danny ' s life. JANET WALKER FONDEST MEMORY: Ring day and night; my fresh- man Liso. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When I fell off the skateboard on Ring Night while 20 girls where headed for my finger; when Albert took my ring and I proposed to him. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Vickie, Terry, Pol, Emily and all our guys. ACTIVITIES- G.A.A. 4; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3; M.B.A. 3,4; Business Honors 3, 4. 62 SUSAN YAMAGUCHI FONDEST MEMORY; Ring day and night. Freshmen initiotion night; Jon. 13, — 1973. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Olivia v., Terry M., Cookie S., Alice B., Car- men R., Kathy v., Jenny C, Vicki S., Sylvia B. FUNNI- EST MOMENT: When Cookie spit water at Alice at Chole ' s; when Terry was a Truth or Consequence buzzer. AMBITION: To go to school in Socremento and be a Legal Secretary. PAT ZA2UETA FONDEST MEMORY: Ring day, my prom, summer of ' 73, all the good times with my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Marth pulled off the heel of my shoe while waiting on Beverly Blvd., English class when Vol and I couldn ' t stop laughing at the fly stuck in Lupe ' s hair. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Martha, Lupe, Diane, Juonito, and Sara. CATHERINE A. 2UNIGA FONDEST MEMORY: 1 129172. all the speciol moments I shared with Roy during my high school years here of SHM, my freshmen Irene and Margie being an SHM and Cantwell cheerleader all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The bean and nylon fights. Ring night, when Nan ripped my nylons off in the middle of ffie yard. AMBITION: To be a dental ossislont and, someday a port of Roy ' s future. LntLMYJUVtfVltN 63 . . and night ring day Making friends for the world to see. Let the people know you got what you need. With a friend at hand, you will see the light. If your friends are there then everything ' s alright. 64 '  .-. ■ ' :.. . mi 65 f 66 67 unior c sm MEMORIES ... LIKE THE CORNERS OF MY MIND. MISTY WATER COLOR MEMORIES. . Time passes quickly for us and memories surround us. Memories of times and places where good and bad, ' tears and smiles hong tucked away in the closets of our minds. Still they ore always there and we collect them , as time continues to carry us through life. I con remember good times. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another ... Why I can almost see it again, all the trouble we seemed to encounter. Remember the tests, and those finals we took together in the cold auditorium always with the fear of failure and the hope for success. And the dances and activities we were always involved inl Thosel Those were the good times. Now the future lies k ahead for us. It is ours to take and form into the lives we choose to lead. We look forward to life and what it may hold. Memories . . . may be beautiful and yet . choose to forget. . what ' s too painful to remember, we simply Time will lead us to the day when Seniors must leave. How sod it is when friends must part. We wish them , luck and oil the happiness in the world. So it ' s the laughter we will remember. Whenever we remember . . . Next year we will lead Sacred Heart of Mary. We don ' t say goodbye to the Seniors, but they hove to move - on so we con fill their shoes and live up to new obligations. But we still have another year at S.H.M. And as J long as we have each other in friendship nothing can overcome us. We ' re a unit, we are one. Together we ' ll -y shore Ring Day and Night, the excitement of our first prom, the anxieties of the days ahead and the confusion _ of the world as it stands today. And when we are older, we ' ll still hove those memories, whenever we wish to remember . . . the way we were . . . % -T5 ' i m 68 69 lauro Alconlara Lydio Alemania Lydia Alvarodo Nancy Arambula Lydia Avila Mary Barker A Patricia Barraza v ' J V Blandina Beltran Rose Marie Arredondo lEi t . V Yolondo Campos Lisa Canales Abigail Cano Grace Casarez Elizabeth Castillo Rosie Costriuta Martha Cervantes 71 Aida Duenas Teresa Garcia Martha Gonzales Nancy Hansen Karen Higuera Rita Hocharian Maria Jimenez Karen Kamalski Linda Lara Jennie Ledesmo Teresa Lopez Yvonne Martinez 1 1 da Mercado Jeanette Monro Lorette Montes Marcie Najar Virginia Najera Rossana Nino Marie Ochoa Raquel Ornelas Laura Ortiz Christina Ozuna Leticia Paniagua Teresa Paulin 75 Myrna Perolta Beatrice P«rez Jane Pineda Terry Riley Angie Rodriguez Eleanor Rodriguez Esperonza Rulfo Teresa Rodriguez Kathy Ryan Becky Saovedra Lupe Soavedro Diane Saenz Jill Segueria Maria Shalako 76 Cecilia Sifuentes Grace Tabe Norma Urista Cathy Valencia Laura Valencia Susan Valdez Josephine Valenza WV. vd ' % Karen Van Dahlen Maria Vargas Margaret Velasquez Marie Vidaurri Ann Weimholt Donna Winimer Celeste Zaragoza Tf 78 79 m hmnGtmi As Freshmen, we quickly became o port of SHM. Including such incidents as forgetting locker combinations and walking into the wrong classes, that year holds memories we will always treasure. Now, as Sophomores, we realize that time and memories are something precious. But memories are not the only things that bind a class together. It ' s their spirit. And the spirit of ' 76 glows in each and every one of us. It showed in the candy drive. Selling cose after case not only expressed our spirit, but drew us together in an effort to come out on top. And we come pretty close. Winning second place was reward enough for all our ruined complexions. Our Sophomore Dance is another treasured memory. With the theme A Marvelous Night For A Moon Dance, it was indeed a marvelous night. The Queen and Princesses looked radiant as they danced among the crowd. It was a memorable night; a once in o life-time experience. Rushing through these active years we find ourselves involved in many more tfiings than we deemed possi- ble. And there are many more yet to come. But all in all, the Sophomores are proud to say that the spirit of ' 76 will live on and on . . . 80 Yolanda Acosfa Amy Alba Becky AJmanzo Teresa Armas Irma Arnold Irene Arroyo Vol Baldwin Josie Baquera Joanna Belcastro Elaine Broguiere Linda Campione Jean Casillas Deborah Gistaneda Chariene CasHe Victoria Castro Stephanie Chavarrio 81 Brenda Collosi Jeanne Coukoulis Susan Davis Barbara De La Cruz Judy De Lao Sarah De Lao Norma Diaz Mary Domingo Anno Duenas Aurora Escamilla Ano Estrada Kafhy Flavin Loretta Fregosa Valerie Goitan Laura Gama Cindy Garcia Dina Garcia ErciiJa Garcia Irma Garcia Mory Anr Garcia Chris Garza Eleanor Giron Lilia Gonzalez Olga Gonzalez Adriena Gordillo -2- M Koren Guidry Alice Gutierrez Lilian Guzman Ann Haro Mary Hernandez Cofhy Herrero Chris Hewitt Irene Hiyoshi Susan Hrovot 63 Becky Jimenez Pat Juarez Sutan Kane Joan Koyamo Monica Kimura Roquet Legospi Celio Lopez Elizabeth Lopez Leticio Lopez Kim Lorenz Sylvia Mocios Ivonne Magallanes Pat Moll Chris Margoni Geri Martinez Socorro Martinez Virginia Martinez 84 Yollanda Martinez Ofgo Melendez Susan Melendez Doreen Mecado Olga Mercado Sachiko Minami Dolores Morales Judy Morales Nellie Ocasio Ruth Olivas Debbie Orozco Esther Ortiz r Natalie Osumi Olivia Paniogua Laurie Peno Hilda Peralta 85 Cothy Perez Michele Piazza Linda Pleper Maureen Poon Virgina Pulation Corina Raigoia Bertha Ramirez Olivia Rendon Jeanne Rios Vicky Rodriguez Yvonne Rodriguez Nadine Rubolcoba Nancy Rueda Naomi Ruiz Nanny Salerno Frances Salsam«da 86 Cecile Sanchez Elodia Sanchez Martha Sanchez Mary Lou Sandoval Gracie Sauceda Tracy Scoglio Irene Serna Vivian Silvo Debbie Tamayo Sandra Torres Teresa Torres Angelica Trujillo Elizabeth Valenzuelo Hermaltnda Vargas ■ s uvkM ' . :, Doreen Veiga Sylvia Villar Melody Wear Wendy Young Sylvia Zunigo 87 88 89 reshraeii Looking for a way to say the things I think about day by day Listen to their meanings if you can I may step outside myself and speak As if I were someone else That ' s one way I Know you ' ll understand Lipon entering Sacred Heart of Mary last September, little did we know what to expect. While in the midst of many unfamiliar faces, we didn ' t know where to go or quite what to do. Luckily, there was always a friendly Hello filled with sunshine and someone there to help you out just when you hap- pened to need it. It wasn ' t long before we were united into one. Day by day, sharing one another ' s joy, we became closer and closer. Much to our surprise, the school year is coming to an end. Looking back, we will always remember the warm welcome we received during Freshman Initiation Week. Many activities such as pep rallies, the candy drive and the competition during field day made school not only school, but rather a place you wanted to go to. In the years ahead, we will be looking forward to meeting new people and making new friends. Mov- ing onward and upward, we will conquer the unbeatable because we are FRESHMEN! . . . Now that I ' ve expressed my soul I ' ll step back into my real-life role And hope I ' ve brought you bock across the line You may think there ' s nothing you can do To change whot ' s all too true. But all you hove to do Is use your mind. 90 91 Lino Alva redo Reneo Amour Naomi Areiano Mary Ann Arios Maria Armas Joanna Arroyo Caroline Arvizu Linda Avila Luz Baez Dianne Baldwin Donna Barrio Rosa Benitez Sandra Calva Lorraine Canales Rosemarie Cano Annette Carcano Dolores Corrasco Diane Costaneda Leticia Coitro Deanne Corrales - No Photo 94- AVAILABLE Michele Gunn 92 Connie Chavez Katherine Chavez Kothy CrummJtt Rosemary Cruz Bernadette Darensbourg Jeanette Davis Susie DeLoRosa Julia Oioz Lizabefh Diaz Marlene Domingo Frances Dominguez Mario Dominguez Anne Enriquez Sue Enriquez Nof Avoilabt Lue Enriquez Cynthia Eshom Maria Estevez Gina Foglesong Laurie Flores Nancy Franco Victoria Franco Lorroine Fregoso 93 Diane Gallegos Dolores Gorcia Marge Gostelum Ana Gonzalez Anna D. Gonzalez Suzanne Gonzalez Felicia Green Mary Guidry Melody Harness Toni Hernandez Bertha Herrero Jane Holguin Irma Ibarra Linda Lavin Betty Ledesma Lydio Leon Hilda Lindmayer Eriko Linzner Yvonne Loera Gobrielie Lombardo Annette Lopez Antoinette Lopez Cynthia Lopez Sonia Lopez 94 Rosalinda Lugo Lisa Mungia Cynthia Mochuca SonJa Macias Yolonda Maldonado Irene Marquez Susano Marquez Arlene Martinez Elayne Martinez Vivian Martinez Debbie Montano Sandra Montoya Norene Moreno Terri Muniz Mary Noriega Debbie Okamoto Victoria Olivos Patricio Orozco Renee Pocheco Rosalind Rincon Sandra Rivos Patricia Rivera Debbie Robinson VIcki Rodriguez Lydio Rubolcoba Dolores Salgado 95 Lisa Sandoval Theresa Santo Sandra Savedra Veronica Silva Tammy Solis Marie Solorzano A :k ' W wt a Lorrie Stadnick Judith Torres Loretta Valdivia Julie Valenzo Edna Vega Elizabeth Vidaurri Gloria Walker Jo Ann Yee Valerie Ochoa 96 97 98 activities 99 drama It has been three years since SHM has gotten together with Cantwell to form a Drama Club. For this we thank Br. Noonan. Working right along with him ore the respective club presidents. Sheila Flavin and Pot Odou. This year has been on exceptionally busy one right from the first week of school. A new type of entertainment called Storytheatre was attempted. A group of five boys and five girls formed the Traveling Troupe and performed for var- ious organizations throughout the year. The Drama Festival also introduced new types of drama to the students. Young actors tried their hand at panto- mime, improvisation, and various group scenes. An original musical A Little Sky Magic was the next production. Written by Br. Noonan and Dave Brisbin, it was performed for several grammar schools in early December. Our spring musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , starring Stephanie Chavarrio and Lorraine Boltazor, was a great success. Special thanks to Mrs. Mildon, SHM moderator, Br. Petit, Br. Heustis, and Br. Kowaleski, who hove all worked to make our production a success. little sky magic ' ' I i too Members of the Traveling Troupe watch Mike Long imitating a T.V. set. travel in troupe t Two ants discuss the problems besetting the Ant Hi Carol Juarez as a charwoman wishing she could be a glam- orous movie star. 101 how to succeed in business Just before the party, the four ladies arrive in their Pans Originals. Mrs. Jones lectures the assembled multitude on the Brotherhood of man. Smitty and Rosemary discuss the best way to scope in on The Jolly Wickets and Wickettes prepare the world for the start of the World Wide Wicket Co. ' s Treasure Hunt. J. Pterpont Finch. 102 J without really trying ( . w HH BSI B w Bi Mk h I If 1 Bi H !■ K B Bud Frump instructing his co-workers in how to get ahead The Company Way. ' !--_ r Sensuous as ever, Cindy Barrios and Pat Llamas, pre- pare for their future careers. The office workers with their day destroyed because the coffee machine is broken. J. Pierpont Finch puruses Hedy LoRue as the Treasure Hunt Girl. 103 miss valentine 1974 In an effort to stimulate spirit at SHM, the Senior Class convinced the administration that choosing o Miss Valentine would help. The idea was to find girls who got involved in the different activities around the school. Eleven semi-finalists: Nan Moldonado, Terry Lopez, Lisa Dyvig, Cecilia Diaz- Infante, Terri Riley, Raquel Legaspi, Mary Ann Garcia, Pat Mall, Sandy Montoya, Marie Solorzano, and Cynthia Machuca were selected by their respective homerooms. As the festivities commenced. Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Zim- merman introduced the eleven girls to the audience, who were also favored with a special appearance by Vicki Star, and the presence of June Loveheort. As the judges deliber- ated, the faculty performed as a Kazoo Chorus while Mr. Zimmerman sang Washington at Valley Forge. They were followed by the Senior Class ' own Sweetheart Dancers who hotfooted it to Alley Cat. A faculty skit developed by Betty Herman and Dorene Wagner, portraying a typical day at SHM, was next. The judges finally reached their decision, and the four finalists were introduced to the multitude. They were: Raquel Legaspi, Sandy Montoya, Terri Riley, and Marie Solorzano. While the judges wrestled with their deci- sion, Mr. Zimmerman, supported by Lolani and her Wacky Woo ' s, seranaded the finalists with that tender love song from the islands, Ukelele Lady. After this, the judges rejected any furtuneful enterprises, and presented Mr. Zim- merman with the name of the winner. Marie Solorzano was chosen Queen, and took her walk down the runway of honor, while photographers popped her picture and the school tumultuously applauded the Queen. Miss Valentine, Marie Solorzano, on ttie Queen ' s throne with her scepter. Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Zimmerman, explaining the method of choosing the Valentine princesses. The four finalists, Terry Riley, Raquel Legaspi, Sandy Montoya, Marie Solorzano. 105 halloween dance This couple hod their eyes on o good time! The best things come in pretty packag es? Mr. and Mrs. Dracula had a fine time. This year ' s Halloween party was held at our own S.H.M. com- plete with entertainment provided by the Power House , food to be eaten and booths of gomes to be played! The Seniors produced a Hall of Terror for the entrance, while Juniors foretold the future. Sophomores captured victims in a jail booth and the Freshmen ' s booth of confetti eggs seemed to catch most people by surprise. Although most of us missed our night out trick-or-treating , we will still look forward to another fun-filled evening next year. Oh! No! Mr. Pedrosian is teaching civics next year. 106 Christmas assembly S.H.M. Santa, Rose Ann Ramos, wishes Sister Virginia Marie a Merry Christmas. Santa surprises a good little girl with a life size Raggedy Ann and Andy! The students and faculty of S.H.M. thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas Assembly. Santa made a surprise entrance and with the help of his elves and animated toys distributed gifts and Christmas cheer! 107 candy drive At SHM there are two things that are inevitable: tuition and the Candy Drive. Each year the Drive is heralded by a roily held between the classes, each proving themselves to have the most spirit. The whole object of this frenzied activity is to sell as many cases of that luscious World ' s Finest as possible so that the winning class can take a day off from their studies to troop on down to Disneyland. Each class more than willingly sets off, standing endless hours in front of stores, wearing their loafers to a mere frazzle in hopes of selling the most candy. This year, the senior class proved their salesmanship and with their tired, aching feet grate- fully accepted first prize: a free trip to Disneyland. It ' s a senior privilege to unload the boxes of candy. Spirits run high during the condy drive. 108 Th« guitar players of the Liturgical Club. President of Liturgical, Sheila Flavin. iturgica In order that our worship may be alive and meaningful it must be a true expression of the peo- ple. We experience many miracles at SHM. We perform various experiments in music v ith success and failure. What is important is that there is a hearty response from the people. We begin to become friends. This is expressed in the beautiful kiss of peace given at every Moss in which we honestly say: Peace be yours. - J (top) S. Zuniga, O. Gonzales, J. Baquera, M. Domingo (stonding) A. Nishimoto, M. Gonzales, L. Tsukomoto, M. Barker, J. Engle C. Hewitt, E. Broguiere, Sr. Angela, moderator, V. Rodriguez, B. Herrero (kneeling) O. Castellanos, B. Chavez, Lydia Luna. 109 council IT ■till ' i fW Wrv The student council is the student arm of ruling power structure within SHM. Their duty is to trans- late into actions the policies developed by the school administration. They meet weekly in the school library where their plots to take over control of the school are thwarted by their moderator, Sr. Geraldine. ASB Officers: S. Flavin, Liturgical Pres., A. Baldwin, ASB Sec- Treas., C. Barrios, GAA Pres., B. Caldera, ASB Pres., H. Belarde, ASB Vice Pres., P. Llamas, Pep Club Pres. Helia Belarde Bertha Caldera Student control Members of Student Control enforce the school ' s rules. The Student Body Vice-President, Helia Belarde is Controller-in-Chief. (I. to r.) Back: R. Olivas, J. Corroles, T. Baldwin, (front) C. Sanchez, E. Ruifo, A. Due- nos, N. Moreno, H. Belarde. Not pictured: L. Ortiz, and L. Fregoso. 110 llJlUJ ' 1! ' ! • ! ni 1 TV ■■. ClSLflBjJ lU !S SENIOR OFFICERS Martha Rivera, Donna Foulenfont, Rosemary Gonzales, Margie Sauceda. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Moureen Poon, Terry Torres, Pat Mall, Ann Haro. Not Pictured: Grocie Sauceda, Leticio Lopez. Frances Dominguez, Lydio Rubocaba, Jo Ann Yee, Marie Solorzono. Not Pictured; Kothy Chavez, Rosalind Rincon. in clubs I V- r 1 vJ r Cl I Left to Right: Ruth Olivos, Idolia Luna, Lindo Tsukamoto, Dolores Carrosco, Olgo Melendez, Nel- lie Ocosio, Kathy Flavin, Grace Sauceda, Martha Gonzalez, Loretta Fergosa, Alice Nishimoto, Olga Gonzalez, Linda Mosq uiero, S lvia Romo, and Satchiko Minami. I I U I d I y Left to Right; Lilio Guzman, Mary Domingo, Hilda Perallo, Dolores Morales, Suzanne Gonzales, and Irene Podilta. 3 U Q I O - V I S U 3 I Left to Right: Julie Diaz, Esperanzo Rulfo, Jennifer Engle, Valerie Baldwin, and Wendy Young. Mary Guidry 112 french c (back)Wendy Young, Sachiko Minami, Susan Kane, Beatriz Dioz, Maria Cordero, (President), Terri Lopez, Bertho Ramirez, Sandy Rivas, Diane Baldwin, Moderator; Miss Sarkision. (front) Elaine Broguire, Maureen Poon, Diane Saenz, Bertha Herrera, Mary Noriega, Elayne Martinez. Spanish (back)Moderators: Miss McCandless and Miss Cabrera, Lisa Dyvig. (middle)Lydia Avila, Hermalinda Vargas, Luz Baez, Mary Ann Arias, Sonio Lopez, Vickie Olivos, Maria Cordero, Leticio Rodriguez, Laura Alcantara, Amanda Marmolejo, R osa Benitez, Liz Flores, Mary Barker, Vickie Rodriguez, Marie Vargas, Martha Gonzales, (kneeling) Sylvia Villas, Maria Estevez, Susona Morquez, Dolores Solgodo, Yolie Maldonado, Lydia Luna, Yvonne Martinez, Becky Chavez, Kathy Chavez, Bertha Herrera. latin Lizabeth Diz, Chris Margoni, Susan Melendez, Adrienne Boldv in (President), Elisa Martinez, Abby Cano, Karen Kamalski, Monica Kimuro, Nancy Hansen. Moderator: Sr. Agnes (not pictured). 113 yearbook Sophomore Staffers, Barbara de la Cruz, and Alcie Guttierez. Senior Business Editor, Marie Alvarado, prepares the Ad pages. Our noble moderator, Mrs. Michele Rainis. The Photography Staff: (top)Val Baldwin, Esple Rulfo, Liz Lopez, (bot- tom)Mr. Zimmerman. 114 staff 1 974 Lydio Leon and Lorraine Canales, freshman staffmembers plan the layout for their class pages. Grace Casarez, Junior stoffmember, sifts through pictures for a layout. Yearbook Editor, Margie Sauceda. Senior stoffmember, Cheryl Johnson, kibbutzing with Junior stoffmember Roquel Ornelos. 115 ' rOi i Junior W ss Winner of Montebello ' s Junior Miss Contest, Mayro Rodriguez and her fother. junior miss The Junior Miss Pageant is organized by the Montebello Jay Cees, a group of young businessmen. Girls from Schurr, Montebello, and SHM High Schools are invited to partici- pate. This year, Maria Cordero, Sheila Flavin, Idalia Luna, and Mayra Rodriguez represented our school. The girls are interviewed privately by the judges and sub- mit transcripts and autobiographies. After two weeks of rehearsals, the Pageant itself seems just a short night of ten- sion and excitement. There are three portions to the final presentation: poise and appearance, talent, and physical fit- ness. Sheila took first place in the Talent Category, as did Mayra in the Scholastic category. Mayra also brought SHM the honor of being named Junior Miss of Montebello for 1974. Sheila Flovin, winner of the talent portion of the show, singing a medley from the Sound of Music. ' Mario Cordero recites her own composition which she presented in three languages. Idalia Luna participating in the physical fitness portion of the contest. 116 honors BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUES: Mayra Rodriguez, Martha Rivera. ■S , c LIONS CLUB SPEECH CONTEST WINNER: Susie Yamaguchi. BETTY CROCKER FUTURE HOMEMAKER AWARD; NATIOWAL MERIT SCHOLAR- SHIP FINALIST: Idalia Luna. GIRLS ' STATE REPRESENTATIVE: Margie Sauceda. 117 BAND OF AMERICA AWARDS: Sheila Flavin, Martha Rivera, Mayra Rodriguez, Idalia Luna, Maria Cordero, Linda Tsukamoto, Alice Nishimoto, Maria Louisa Garcia. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Martha Rivera, Moyra Rodriguez, Joyce Kobayashi, Mario Cordero, Sandy Gallego, Alice Nishimoto. WHO ' S WHO: (top}Teresa Lugo, Grace Tabe, Eliso Martinez, Mory Barker, Dianne Guerro, Roquel Ornelas, Mario Louisa Garcia, (mid- dle) Alice Nishimoto, Mayro Rodriguez, Linda Tsukamoto, Maria Cordero, Mortho Rivera, Teresa Martinez, Sandy Gollego. (bottom) Ida- lia Luna, Maria Diaz, Mary Mogallones, Grace Casarez, Amanda Mormolejo. Not Pictured: Margaret Saucedo. 118 OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA: (top) Linda Tskamoto, Martha Rivera, Maria Cordero, Sandy Gallego, Mary Magallanes, Grace Casarez, Alice Nishimoto. (middle) Maria Diaz, Mayra Rodriguez, Idalio Luna, Teresa Martinez, Moria Louisa Garcia, Raquel Ornelas. (bottom) Grace Tabe, Elisa Martinez. Not Pictured: Margaret Saucedo CSF SEALBEARERS: Mayra Rodriguez, Joyce Kobayashi, Linda Tsukamoto, Alice Nishimoto, Martha Diaz-Infante, Idalia Luna.  . .«i3tt« SOROPTOMISTS: Mayra Rodriguez, Linda Tsukamoto, Martha Rivera, Alice Nishimoto. jfnifTIi fdA ' ' 119 foreign study iy league 120 Every year, students of S.H.M. are invited to partici- pate in the Foreign Study League ' s European Study Tour. This past summer, two of our seniors. Rose Ann Ramos and Mayra Rodriguez, took advantage of this opportunity and spent six adventurous v eeks traveling throughout Europe. Spain, the land of Flamenco dancing and bull fights was first on the itinerary. In Spain, the group toured Madrid, Segovia, Toledo, and La Granja visiting such famous landmarks as the Prado Museum, the Valley of the Fallen, and the Royal Palace. After a week ' s stay, they flew to Italy and toured the ancient streets of Rome marveling at the Coliseum, the Roman Forum, the ruins of Hadr ian ' s Villa and the Tivoli Fountains. They also were present for a Papal audience at the Vatican. From Italy the group journeyed to Austria and stayed in the small picturesque town of Hallein. After a week in Austria, they again moved on, this time to France. Paris with its exciting night life, tiny sidewalk cafes and exotic cuisine was one of the girls ' favorite cities. From there they took o ferry across the English Channel to their last stop, England. The pace quick- ened in England as there was much sightseeing to do during the week spent there. Before they realized it, the final week of their tour was ended. They had many good times to remember and many new friends never to be forgotten. AfMjMM iiiiM 121 122 t socials 123 winter ' s dream of love Queen and Court: Princess Cothy Davis and Joe, Queen Rosemary Gonzales and Manuel, Princess Kathy Voldivia and Art. 124 S.H.M. ' s Christmas Dance was a memorable evening for all who attended. The theme, a Winter ' s Dream of Love, certainly came to pass OS one walked into a room filled with soft lights and romantic music. The night came to a climax with the crowning of the gracious Queen, Rosemary Gonzales, who was escorted by Manuel Novar- ete. The beautiful Princesses were Kathy Davis, escorted by Joe Destito, and Kathy Voldivia, escorted by Art Villa. 125 marvelous night In a small town, there was held in the cool evening end days of winter an annual boll. Every maiden anxiously looked forward to its arrival, when she too would be able to attend. As sure as the moon hangs in the sky, the night of the ball came. On the ninth day into the month of February, the maid- ens dressed in all their finery started for the ball. They arrived to the ballroom transformed and filled with starlight and sweet music while dancers whirled around to the sounds. As time flew into the night, the announcement of the Queen come. Which of the fair princesses, Judy de Lao, Gra- de Sauceda, or Irene Serna was it to be? She was named — it was Queen Gracie Sauceda who reigned over the night. Everyone shared in her joy and happiness. The night ended all too soon, and the maidens left reluc- tontly with fond memories of that time. It had been a marvel- ous night for a moondance. Queen Gracie and Steve 126 for a moondance Judy and escort, Fernie. Br L) 4VtaL ' m l nf ' v vi l SI p Princess Irene Serno and Carlos, Queen Gracie Souceda and Steve, Princess Judy de Lao and Fernie. 127 father-daughter dinner dance 128 mother daughter breakfast 129 s ports 130 131 A Volleyball: (back) Kothy Chavez, Adriene Baldwin (captain), Grace Tobe (co-captain), Irene Serna. (front) Vol Ekildwin, Pat Mall, Suzie Valdez, Amy Alba, Liz Flores, Nancy Hansen, (coach: Ms. Wagner). B Volleyball: (back) Chris Granodino, Laurie Pena, Doreen Vego, Ciderella Barrios, Noomi Ruiz, Judy de Lao, Liz Volen- zgela. (front) Irene Hiyoshi, Lisa Dyvig, Yvonne Martinez, Jeanne Coukoulis (captain), Coleen Street, (coach: Sr. Angela). 132 WotchthatservellN 133 For the first time in SHMs sports activities history, we were fortunate to get together with our moms, but the situation this time was not too pleasant for the moms. We competed in a so-called volleyball game, which after a while gave the girls a little something to think about. All in all, it turned out to be a pleasant experience for daughters and their mothers (even though they were a little sore for o week). Such skill and determinationll mother-daughter volleyball game Scoring another point. 134 The faculty team carefully plans their game strategy. faculty-Student volleyball game Right after the January finals, the students challenged the faculty members to an out- and-out volleyball game. The faculty, eager to prove they were still physically fit as ever, accepted. Led by their able coach, Ms. Wagner, and their very own faculty cheerleading squad (whose original cheer Just remember the grades aren ' t in, you can still let us win! decided the course of the game), they gave the unsuspecting students fierce com- petition. As the game progressed, the students tried to conquer their worthy opponents. Their efforts in vain however, the faculty victoriously walked off the battlefield proclaim- ing their win, while the dejected students admitted their defeat with a sigh. Sr. Agnes in action. Coach Wagner and the bench behold their team ' s efforts. Mr. Flores waiting on the opposing team ' s serve. 135 A Basketball: (top) Debbie Tamoyo, Val Baldwin, Susan Voldez, Amy Albo (co-captain) Elisa Martinez, Liz Flores (captain) Nancy Hansen, Kathy Chavez, (bottom) Chris Gronadino, Irene Serno, Naomi Ruiz, Pot Mall, Luz Boez, Ms. Arndt (coach not pictured). X S 7 1 WBi Liz Flores goes up for a tip-off against St. Paul ' s. Kothy Chavez and Suson Valdez fighting to control the ball before it goes out of bounds. 136 T ■1 ■tt ik. i twi 1 basketbal This year ' s basketball season was headed by our new coach, Ms. Arndt, with feelings of good sportsmanship and unity. Ms. Arndt brought our team together and led us to the St. Anthony ' s Tournament. It is here that our spirit is compounded into one, and even if we are defeated, it ' s only for awhile until we can rearrange ourselves and come back even stronger for next year. 137 basebal . v::aftfc - - From Left to Right: Top Row: Pot Juarez, Martha Sanchez, Jenny Calzoda, Carol Juarez, Yvonne Martinez, Liz Flores. Second row: Cindy Barrios, Miriam Caballero, Coleen Street. Liz winds up for another fast pitch! ;•««: z- - Slidel Miriam! Slide! 138 Miriam makes a mad dash for home plate! ■ . Take me out to the ball gome Take me out to the park Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks, I don ' t care if I ever come back . . . Ms. Arndt, Softball coach for S.H.M., believes very strongly in initiative and good sportsmanship among her girls. She is head strong on being number one this year, and she knows we can achieve this by working as a unit. This year we also added a new addition to our league. St. Joseph ' s High School is now a league contender. Strike threel You ' re out! Too late, Cindy. Umpire Pot Juarez says she ' s safe! 139 G.A.A. OFFICERS: L. Flores, Sec. Treasurer, C. Barrios, President, A. Wiem- holt, Vice-President. g.a.a. OFFICIALS CLUB; (lop) E. Martinez, F. Dominguez, L. Baez, C. Street, S. Valdez, N. Ruiz, D, Veigo, M. Barker, (bottom) M. Guidry, J. Arroyo, N. Moreno, Y. Loero, R. Benitez, L. Florez. UO SWEATER HOLDERS: (top) Adrienne Boldwin, Coleen Street, Pat Llamas, Jenny Cal- PEP CLUB OFFICERS: (L to R) Roquel Legaspi, Sec. Treasurer, Lorette Monies, Vice Presi ° °- ° ' ° Juarez, (bottom) Lorette Montes, Miriam Caballero, Cinderella Barrios, dent. Pot Llamas, President. pep club SHM SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS: (top) Diane Guerra, Carol Juarez, Terry Torres, Pot Llamas, Stephanie Cha- vorrio. (bottom) Lorette Montes. 141 cheerleac JUNIORS: Laura Ortiz (moscot), Lupe Saavedro, Cindy Vidaurri, Myrna Peralto, Aida Bionco, Lydia Alemania. SOPHOMORES; (top) Olivia Paniagua, Mary Ann Garcia, Raquel Legaspi. (bottom) Ruth Olivas, Nodine Rubalcaba. U2 CANTWELL PEP SQUAD: (top row); Norene Moreno, Deanne Corrales, Annie Enriquez, Gay Lombardo, Marie Solorzano, Suzanne Gonzalez, Yoly Maldonodo, Lorraine Fregoso. (bottom row): Toni Hernandez, Lue Enri- quez, Sue Enriquez, Eriko Linzner, Janice Salinas, Margie Castelum, Rosemary Cono, Rosalind Rincon, Cedle Sanchez. SALESIAN CHEERLEADERS: Terri Lopez, Tharia Valdez, and Kathy Voldivia. CANTWELL CHEERLEADERS: Pat Llamas, Kattiy Zuniga, Lorette Montes, and Diane Guerra. SALESIAN PEP SQUAD: Leticia Lopez, Martha Sanchez, and Pot Juarez, 143 ' ' good luck to our freshmen ' ' from your seniors class of 74 senator a song 28fh district administrative aide: I. e. moreno and staff state capital Sacramento, 95814 (916)445-3386 2337 s. garfield ave. monterey park (213)724-3825 veiga-robison mortuaries 3601 e. I s+ street los angeles 90063 an3-978l 5353 e. beverly blvd. los angeles 90022 pa8-0534 145 congratulations to the senior class of sacred heart of mary g h transportation, inc. large enough to serve you small enough to know you 685-8921 and 632-0457 1501 chapin road montebello, California i 1 146 Fonmnxost monday thru saHirday: 9 a.m. b ' s Olympic market 6022 east olympic market boulevard across the street from the pasta house east los angeles, 90022 721-1561 ) WHCl.Ee :iN(3 ■featuring foremost dairy. products and an assortment cneeses i7 pa 2-1900 ra 3-1 125 alexander feezell inc. funeral directors leroy j. alexander 5800 east beverly blvd. los angeles, California all american trophy company expert engraving phone: 723 1524 6003 whit+ier blvd. los angeles, calif 90022 many good wishes to the seniors of sacred hearf of mary alta-dena dairy 5650 east beverly blvd. los angeles open 8:00-9:00 daily bandini topsoil co. •phone: 721-5592 ' fop soil and fill dirt ' excavating and grading • 6400 whittier blvd., I.a., 90022 bagues and sons mortuaries 1930 east first street, I.a. 90033 422 1 brooklyn ave., I.a. 90063 phone: 268-6373 bob ' s tropical fish 234 so. atlantic blvd. (adjacent pomona freeway) mon. and f ri. 10 to 9 tues., wed. thurs., sat. 10 to 7 Sunday 10 to 6 one of the largest stocks in the city phone: an 1 6675 canton city food to take out and prepare for catering open monday — thursday I I a.nn. — 9 p.m. friday and Saturday I I a.m. — 10 p.m. Sundays I p.m. — 9 p.m. I 2 I n. garfield ave. montebello, California phone: 724-0714 148 PROVISIONS CO, INC. Area Code 2 1 3 262 6751 262-2436 MEXICAN PRODUCTS CHORIZO • CHICHARRONES • PICKLED PIGS FEET FRANK LOPEZ OWNER 2901 West Floral Drive Monterey Park. Calif. rtfemtic savings and loan 5301 whit+ier boulevard los angeles, 90022 phone: 726-4101 united California bank 896 w. beverly boulevard montebello, California 90640 der wienerschni+zel beverly blvd., mon+ebello SAM VELIS Pharmacist VELIS 728-1395 PHARMACY DISCOUNT STORE 2601 WEST BEVERLY BL.VD. (1 Block East of Garfield) MONTEBELLO, CA. 90640 PROMPT MAILING FREE DELIVERY 149 eas+way meat co. 3843 whi-Hier boulevard los angeles, California phone: 268-6141 the Sandoval brothers franlc ' s liquor, inc. 5747 east beverly los angeles, California phone: 721-1454 gaitan construction co. 1 730 adams way mon+erey park, calif, at 8-3034 gi 2-32 II • concrete • asphalt concrete • grading chano gaitan m REALIOP ' Bob Foster snelteps in peal estate 214 s. garfield a suite 4 monterey park, ca. 9 I 754 phone: (2 1 3) 280-7935 realtor — exchanger J. H. GONZALEZ SONS PA e-d137 Grandma ' s Original Tamales We take special Orders for Parties. Banquets and Churches MENUDO SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS from 6;00 to 11:00 a.m. 2606 Beverly Blvd.. Montebello. Cal. OO AO garfield bank your locally owned independent bank monterey park branch 225 west garvey avenue 573-1960 283-0345 la f lor de mexico bakery mexicatessen bread — pies — rolls — wedding cakes birthday cakes prepared in 20 minutes 245 gladstone, azusa also 4586 whittier blvd., I.a. order by phone 334-07 16 I.a. no. 263-4952 marisol restaurant luncheon — dinners — banquet facilities specializing in mexican and american cuisine mariachi entertainment 3500 west 8th st. los angeles phone: 381-6651 721-4282 lorelei tuxedo king 2617 w. beverly boulevard montebello, calif. all the latest styles open daily 1 0:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturdays to 6:00 p.m. 685-7588 151 grandview and hillview pharmacies complete prescription service — charge accounts welcomed — we deliver 728-8 1 97 and 723-7942 2 1 50 so. garfield ave. monterey park congratulations to the class of 74 henry ' s formal wear latest colors 7 styles 4230 brooklyn ave. los angeles, calif. 90063 jona+han la fleur shoppe i t 549-h so. figueroa street flowers say the sweetest things phone: 624-088 1 KEN ' S HARDWARE 262-5703 ROPUE TORREA 320 SO. ATLANTIC BLVD. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90022 Just South of Beverly Blvd. mon+ebello sanitary dairy drive in and save at our dairy 505 so. maple avenue montebello, calif. ray broguiere 726-0524 152 congratulations to the class of 1974 coyle and ramos market and catering 3822 whittier boulevard los angeles, California 90023 congratulations to the faculty and students your hometown newspaper social forms, wedding invitations business forms, club booklets, etc. montebello messenger 108 west beverly boulevard montebello 90640 parkview I - 1 735 and raymond 3-2794 a world of books for young and old mon+erey book and card shop 2330so. atlanticblvd. monterey park, ca. 9 1 754 728-4496 726-8362 FORMALWEAR 6i30 Whittier Blvd. Los Angeles 22, Calif. mori+z funeral home serving you 50 years our aim is to be worthy of your friendship ' king and winifred mcpherson lawrence d. read 913 whittier blvd. montebello, ca. 90640 153 for graduation or special occasions shop ai jc penney 890 west beverly blvd. mon+ebello, California ' open ' til 9 p.m. monday thru sa+urday ' open Sundays from 1 2 to 5 p.m. M ■ PL . PooM 2 l v -.J oti.se of -Jjoq dSeau I ' J J 1 el -Siuppltf Cf Kjroomin (-■enter OPF. - J DA ILY PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT | 723-1009 721.3423 • GROOMING - ALL BREEDS • ACCESSORIES 1 • STUD SERVICE - AKC • PUPPIES 2O ' i0 SO ATLANTIC MONTEREY PARK CALIF ATLANT IC SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER salgado automotive rebui ders rebuilders of fuel pumps water p umps clutch covers clutch, plates tels. 269-7977 3967 whittier blvd. and 269-6826 los angeles, calif. congratulations to the graduating class of 1974 YOU ' VE GOT SOMETHING SPECIAL SECURITY PACIFIC BANK montebello branch 154 pipe Upbolsterii) New Custom Sets • Antiques Reupholstering Carpets • Draperies 576 E Colorado, Pasadena 796-0575 Rayrpopd Rlpcop royal dry cleaners superb laundry service 2600 w. beverly blvd. montebello, California parkview I 5306 charles lowrey marcella lowrey John lowrey ' THE KING OF DIAMONDS tmm CREDIT JEWELERS ANgolus 9 0561 4776 Whitlior Blvd. lO! AngolBj 22, Calif. Stevenson hardware co. general and industrial hardware 7 1 8 whittier boulevard montebello, California phone: parkview 1-2305 155 congratulations to the senior class of 1974 saint benedict ' s 1022 w. Cleveland montebello, calif. rev. charles massoth, pastor rev. paul siebenand rev. martin lugos rev. edmund decabooter 156 our lady of guadalupe 40l8hannmels+. los angeles rev. ar+hur j. lire+te, pastor rev. diosdado martin rev. paul montoya our lady of lourdes 3772 e. third St. los angeles rev. matthew brown, pastor rev. timothy maloney rev. basil keenan rev. pedro sosa congratulations from the vicentian fathers of our lady of the miraculous medal parish 820 n. garfield montebello rev. owen quigley, pastor rev. francis watterson rev. kenneth doyle rev. edward gomez 157 congratulations to the class of 1974 f ronn your freshnnen in roonn 1 08 best wishes from thefami y of charles and alice weinreich and stuart and jane danie s 158 congratulations to our seniors good luck always becky, love rosalind good luck cheryl from Virginia good luck lorraine co+a, love sonia good luck blanca, love arlene congra+ula+ions ka+hy v., love sandy good luck lorraine b., love nory congra+ula+ions olga, love mary congra+ula+ions vicki, luv vicky congra+ula+ions ca+hy, love +annmy congra+ula+ions ennily, love judy congra+ula+ions +erry m,, love edna good luck sara, love dolores good luck rosie perez, love nnary congra+ula+ions adrienne, love ana good luck idalia, love ber+ha good luck olivia, love be++y congra+ula+ions mar+ha and pa+, love yvonne congra+ula+ions +harla, from an+oine++e congra+ula+ions cindy r., from pa+ bes+ wishes val I., from debbie hi olivia, love lisa hi super senior ca+hy d., gloria good luck nan, love lydia good luck sylvia, love maria good luck ber+ha, from linda love is having a senior like donna, lorraine happiness is having a senior like lupe, la-la lo+s of love +o lorraine, connie congra+ula+ions +erry, love donna congra+ula+ions lane++e, love ka+hy +he bes+ senior pa+ I., luv ieane++e congra+ula+ions ka+hy o., love laurie congra+ula+ions susan y., from lorrie love is having a senior like roseann, maria the grea+es+ senior +erry b., sue good luck marie a., love linda I. congra+ula+ions +o marie a., cheryl ]., and margie s., luv, your freshman liz room I 12 patrons and sponsors good luck and best wishes to margie, cheryl and marie a.c. communications service t.v. repair 722-6678 charles carter, general contractor 1 50 monterey pass rd. 573- 1 365 larry ' s plumbing and heating repair 854 no. bradshaw ave. 728-3632 lourdes boutique 5478 east beverly blvd. lovio ' s barber shop 948 atlantic blvd. 264-8563 montebello jaycees, sponsors of the montebello junior miss pageant. nico glass co. 24l6viacamillepa 8-7984 rev. Joseph v. haley, cm. saint anne saint teresa of the flowers armando and mary bianco mr. mrs. richard barker bobby and dee dee simon darensbourg mr. mrs. Salvador dominguez miss yolanda duenas mr. mrs. frank fierroz mr. mrs. anthony gomez mrs. maria e. marquez al monroy, probation department Josephine olguin mr. mrs. ralph ramirez mr. mrs. joe r. rivera mr. mrs. guadalupe rodriguez mr. mrs. i. rodriguez mr. mrs. julio rodriguez mr. mrs. zeferino saavedra mr. mrs. santos de leon mr. mrs. Salvador sifuentes mr. mrs. ben tsukamoto mr. mrs. ricardo vasquez mr. mrs. m.v. walker good luck cindy and ana, adrienne good luck lydia and gay, luv nan good luck renee, martha diaz-infante good luck lil ' sis, love donna f. good luck in your next 3 years sandy m. andres and beatriz, may I I, 1972 tony and emma, november 11,1 973 louis and terry, march 24, 1972 Jesse con laura robert con mousie now sound stereo, discount prices 2525 beverly blvd., montebello perea ' s printing press 8l5so.lorena,l.a. 262-1520 drs. h.k. Simmons w. scillieri 4829 whittier blvd., I.a. 90022 standard brands paint co. wishes you peace, happiness and success tom ' s market 4754 east sixth street vita farms bakery 243 e. pomona blvd., monterey park willis cashway lumber co. 558 so. greenwood, montebello academy of music action ptrs. — invites $ 1 0.95 ben ' s barber shop bills paradise brack ' s paint co. club Cuba no del valle san gabriel cronen ' s music center drake leather company franco florist garduno ' s drive-in gil ' s taco inn hair fashions by mr. bob hoff jewelers kings rook; hair cutting I m sauceda printers liz beauty shop rosa martinez rest home molinari bookkeeping and tax service vincent ochoa real estate resurrection athletic club robbins fabrics sandlers shoe store verdugo ' s meat market young ' s market congratulations seniors, luv room 7 congratulations to the class of ' 74, mrs. jones congratulations to the class of ' 74, alice b. good luck class of ' 74, olga and jess good luck seniors, mario and teri congratulations from eddie and vicki congratulations cookie from mom and dad congratulations hilda from mom and dad congratulations lety from oscar lydia lascurian, congratulations congratulations olivia vega from your mom best of luck sylvia, love laurie congratulations sylvia cruz, your parents good luck to the future seniors, class of ' 75 159 El 1 1 iBW i and it ' s a faff vini blowin ' warm . . . over my shoulder, guess ill set a course and go. david Crosby and Stephen stills special thanks to: larry calderon idalia luna mrs. rainis mandy shalako mr. Zimmerman Cinderella barrios 160