St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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. 5 .Q a g L A N. ...M X - -ive ff. --is K -l2aMl2aMF2aA St. John Bosco was led by a highly spirited group of cheerleaders this year! They were C.S.F. president Louie Casas, A.S.B. President Andrew Sig- ney, A.S.B. Vice-President Tracy Wil- kinson, and pep club president Miguel Salazar. They were joined by two highly active and inspirational juniors Dave Cibrian and Joey Valles. They practiced long hours every day until . . . 1 . ..,..... ...st ...xr-1.1 L .te if they knew their routines right. The cheerleaders were Tricia Kelly, M yanne O'Leary, Ann Madera, Ka Koblinski, Lisa Trasinski, and Lil Mullen. They worked very hard sevi days a week, till they had everythil worked out to perfection . They w an execptional group of girls w helped to make an exceptional gro ofcheerleaders. HQ . 5 K H ., .M K Y . L t . f -1 .L . V I I 'b lf - A ,.gl'..!1i xii ' F - - weve. W f A gf' Ms. fi' - , ,.n7 , . , . 1, Q, - gf. ,fx . ,ut 1' L ,Q l 839' B V . if .- , . l R ' ' xx. if , Y . K Q . l -- eggs., 2 ,S , .Q K P ag ctw 15 -A - Y K ' 4' 1 7 ' w WPS i s 3st.fJ:-af,,41- . A ' -LQ XXQQH twmg my y . ',N,3g s - f ss. - -:N ij K my .- . . , Q t . at , . Klgmgkx L- .. , g , rf 'K 'A '5i.M1L'i If K is .,, H- h..,g.,,,,x s M'-svifigiex' tw . . 5 N- , -fu, as . g - i . - M .. ,. W. I 1 '. s'Wf is ' X i if ,, f-fat-v , , Q Q ' ' A 4 Us ww t 'A' ff X - . NV - ' if Q r.. .a .fs X A -T X A x 'Q T 'N , . M12 'Wit . - . f Q.. . L . . L - ss: iivig rn A' Q 33- . nm . x , . Q . . 4 V Lk 3 M , 'L W ,msxx '55 xi ki. gf I 1 A. 5 ' P ' ' .Asa-h L ft.: . k ' s sf- A A - R 5 N 4 .xx 33x L: lit,-,gl-eel-ksel Q2 JN KN, Q, gjgiheerleaders at Homecoming 2. Cheerleaders M. Salazar, A. Signey, and T. Wilkinson wait for an attempted stunt by J. Valles, L. Casas, and D. i nan. 02

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M5 'i -X. QQ ,r 1 tl gd.-Q, : -sf Qpau1slvO2ub Gets When there's Mariachi music at lunch, when there's no one in line at the snack bar, and when everyone has grease on their fingers, you know that the Spanish Club is hav- ing another taquito sale. From its very start this year the club wanted to be an active, well publicized group. The greasy fsometimes undercookedj taquitos you waited 45 minutes for were the way the club became famous on campus. The cooks for these delights were Paul DaSiIva, David Rauterkus, Mike DiToIIa, John Schulte, and Jon Smock. The sales were always a success with nothing left over. The money was then used to assist fami- lies in the community during Christ- mas. The highlight of the year and a super learning experience for the club was a trip to Mexico during Easter. - K- f tttte ..... M tt,t . s Mwawmww 5 Q' N- t X' N . N A get si . if f e ...s ,.,.,se...:.e.,,t.t.s,.s.i-:sim-teeifsssfs-ms k,,, . .. . 3 . it '-7-X , .::.t . - - 1. Jon Smock Uoregroundj and Dave Rauterkus get the cooking honors. 2. Eric Larson and Richard Estrella are happy to be at the front - John Schulte and Mike DiTolla keep busy Qpawlvclhb 101

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Bm we-we The musical quality of the band improved even more this year. Their better musicianship allowed them to perform at numerous social events and gigs outside of Bosco. The group gave a number of perform- ances other than at the sporting events. They performed at the Tal- lit pill A lip! s 5 ent Show, Open House, and the Fashion Show. Band leader Mr. Azeltine with Paul DaSiIva on key- boards and Andy Bhupathy on per- cussion provided the music for the Drama Club performance of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. 1. J. Rogers, S. Ballesteros, and E. Van Renen dress up for pictures. 2. Mr. Azeltine directs the band at a rally. 3. D. Puetz, H. Nichols, Jose Fernandez and Fl. Bolton. 4. Front row: D. Puetz, H. Nichols, Jose Fer- nandes, R. Bolton. Row 2: R. Rowe, G. O'Gor- man, J. Shabla, J. Rogers, S. Ballesteros, E. VanRenen. Row 3, D. Jones, A. Loyarte, J. Loyarte. Baud me