Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Enaio Espino Patricia Espinoza Mario Estavillo Duane Estrada Rosa Estrada Dario Fadiga Michelle Felix Buddy Holly, Bill Beck uses his newset eye apparel at practice. What goes up, must come down. For- rest Taylor and Denis Monfellano pre- pare to fight for a rebound. Impatient, Ann Trepanier eagerly awaits the arrival of her ride. Sandy Felix Anthony Fernandez Debra Fernandez Mike Fisher Valerie Fletcher Andrew Fujita Dawn Frederickson Sal Frausto Steve Folino Michelle Foland Albert Flores Ernie Galano Walter Galelli Theresa Galiado Mark Gallarza Fa be Gallina Dan Garcia Joanne Garcia Carlos Garcia Nelson Garcia Patty Garcia Perry Garcia Teresa Garcia Tim Garcia Angela Garde a Suzanne Garispe Vince Gomez Arthur Gonzales 70 JUNIORS

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t Amat Students Bringin ' Home The Bacon In these days of economic hard- ships, Amat students have turned to the challenging task of working while going to school. Being a blue collar man or woman may not seem like a glamorous lifestyle, but it beings home the bacon, making wallets all the fatter, and mak- ing weekends a hit more enjoy- able. Here are a few classic ex- amples of our Amatians among the ranks of the employed. For example Letty Vigil is pres- ently employed at the Y.M.C.A. working as a day camp counsel- or. Letty enjoys her job because she loves working with chil- dren. Letty exclaimed, Yes, there are a few brats, but it ' s the kids who are nice that make it worthwhile. From the fast food department. Bambi Lanyon and Mike Goucher display their talents as Carl ' s Jr. employees, mayon- naise slingers. as they are called by their customers. When asked how he enjoys work, Mike replied, It ' s a liv- ing. Included in the proud rank of mayonnaise slingers is Theresa Swartz, employed at Temple City ' s illustrious Orange De- light. Theresa really enjoys her work, the restaurant being the social giant of the area. When asked how she felt about her job, she replied, I work more for the fun of it rather than for the money. From Baldwin Park ' s Warner Tack, Eric Allen and Pat McMahon hammer out a living. Eric is an industrial artist, mak- ing trunks for horses. Pat en- graves intricate designs in leather saddles and bridals us- ing his artistic talents in his work. Wendy Boeson is employed at Chuck E. Cheese Pizza Time Theater. The only way you can work there is to like kids. Wen- dy really enjoys Chuck E. Cheese. It ' s more fun than work, Wendy exclaimed. It ' s like a little Disneyland. So with these examples in mind, a lesson is learned that being a bread winner and a stu- dent is a rewarding experience. 72 JUNIORS