Damien High School - Spartiate Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

-5 • ? M T f f l 11 ' i - ' y -- - r cK - y ' 0 ,j r;t! ' ' : C --N X. ' Ifl %, r r .1 . — - : 3 i- V - ; ' Xf v f -) J 4U 0 • 5 iP 6 ■ - - - ' 5 Qe. ' .r rJe K I ■ Bless. • y Y lT A3l3i In A Wonderland Tk Jd e, Dreaming As TheD f Q. Dreaming As ' nmSumrne] f ■! ■QIQ Pi ' ■ x t tfMi =in4 ii n J ' i J •n m 4 t -.  ■ - . - „r ' ■ J- ' - ' -mi ' wmnMB«9Hi(ua SENI w ' Find the cost of freedom, Buried in the ground, Mother Earth will swallow y Lay your body down. Robert Fulton Laughing is the only way to survive And the only way to die. Ward Kanowsjtw ; ' I ' ve spent the last four Years of my life Finding out who I am, l ow I ' ll spend the next four inding out where I live, artjri Lomeli ' ooay fs-the tomorrow You worried about yesterday. Steve Beck Brown dingy walls of room X02 Another teacher calling on you All that TTiav e are theseTo remember you Friends have come and friends have gone The best ones still linger, In, and All that I have are S b remember you After fall, winter, spring and summer Your old girlfriends have become anothers But its only number 36 so far, and these are All that I have to remember you Graduation is here art he year is done I feel my life has just begun, and I hay.e so much to remomber you. Larry Bourgeois 14 Tony Elias Early to rise brings little wealth but early drinking ' s good for the health James Astorga No crime has been without a prece- dent , ,, , I Joe Kutyla It takes black and white keys to play The Star-Spangled Banner Dave Ticich ' ffit r i€ ' Miles from no where Guess I ' ll take my time to reach there, Lord my body has been a good friend, But I won ' t need it when I reach the End. Mike Clinton mr - ' Pk • A new life will now begin, an old VVher ' i3S just ended, memories to stay Yher close to a future to lool forward, toi tiear, ,, _ . ' . ' ' Mil 6 ' ° Gai-ca  - ariCw, j liefefore you must at njarl; !o aim at and how bow law it to the i let are no great men, just great tions that normal men are reed to meet. ■ ■« Many I have loved, Many times been bitten, Many times I ' ve gazed, Along the open road. Many times I ' ve lied, Many times I ' ve listened. Many times I ' ve wondei-ed How much there is to know; Many dreams come true. And some have silver lines, I live for my dreams And a pocketful of gold; ■ Mellow is the man, Who knows what he ' s been missing Many, many men Can ' t see the open road; Many is a word That only lea ves you guessing Guessing ' bout a thing You really ought to know You really ought to know. -Fred Faught They say. Best men are molded out of faults; And for the most Become much more the better For being a little bad -Bill Vander Hulst And the point is to live everything. Live the question now Perhaps you will then gradually without knowing it Live along some distant day into the answer, -Larry Zivelonghi Think positive, have fun, and live for today. -Tim Brown Society prepares the crime, The criminal comits it. -Larry Pekarcik If at first you don ' t succeed. Try, try again. -John Roach We must not contra- dict; but instruct him that contradicts us; for a madman is not cured by another running mad also. -Dan Bittner Reputation is an idle and most false imposition, oft gained without merit and lost without deserving. -Mark Warfel i Ki |p. I You may say I ' m a dreamer But I ' m not the only one -John Schiro ASB President As I grow to understand life less and less, I begin to Jove it more and more. -Jan Sztuka As in a game of cards, so in the game of life, we must play with what is dealt to us, and the glory consists not so much in winning, as in playing a poor hand well. -Rick Voller Ring out a slowly dying cause, and ancient forms of party strife. Ring in the nobler forms of life, with sweeter manners, purer laws. -Steve Smith Harrambee! -Fred Ahrens Education sows not seeds in you. But makes your seeds grow. -Dennis Barone Life ' s a long song, But the tune ends too soon for us all. -Mark Clark The future is a world limited by ourselves. In it we discover only what concerns us. -Don Finney I came, I saw, -John Evans and I croaked. Love is the open door Love is what we came here for No one could offer you more Do you know what I mean? Have your eyes really seen? -Joe Seguin Puttmg out in hard striving work, Means better results in the long run -David Moreno He who reburkes the world, Is reburked by the world. -Mike Westover If they give you ruled paper. Write the other way. -Pat Lopez If at first you don ' t succeed. Try, try again. -Bill Padilla 1 i m nm W( gj ™ JLSJB i Love cannot be found through the eyes. It must be sought through the heart. It must be sought through the mind. It must be contained in two persons. -Steve Gatchel . . V ' -Art Salazar -Gecard Piccioni -Miguel Rodriquez If you can find a path with no obstacles It probably doesn ' t lead anywhere. -Charles Fox What do you mean? IVly hair ain ' t long! -Steve Bauman Ambition is a virtue. Carrying out your ambition is success, -Paul Vadnais M, ' - i j As you slide down the bannister of-- life, hope that all the splinters are pointed the right direction. -Doug Pye .,,ir ' j!s j I ' ve never been poor, Only broke. Being poor is a frame of mind. Being brolce is only a temporary situation. -Brian Hunter Time can but make it easier to be wise. Though now it seems impossible and so all you need is patience. -Paul Lopez ■ -■ -Ikj ' • fiirf _ I was gratified to be able to answer Promptly, and I did, I said I didn ' t know -Zachary Batista you are small beath may quite likely overlook you. Steve Waldron To err is human; To refrain from laughing, humane. -Charles Johnson The world is a stage And every man must play his part. -Dan Satterfield It is a far, far better thing I do now. Than I ever done before. -Marc Rose i Sit upon a cloud. Of dampness and love. The rain washes everything Away from above. Your life is just a drop; Just a drop in all that rain. A drop in the downpour. A drop on the pane. The drops from a puddle; The puddle to a pool. In there is your drop. And your drop Is a jewel. Ken Mabie Behold the turtle. For he only makes progress When he sticks his neck out -Mike Baumgaertner f - ' WtA If a man knows not God, He knows nothing. -Dru Gladnev You progress not through Improving what has been Done, but reaching what Has yet to be done. -Robert Jimenez -George Garcia Greg Kr us ms I have but one thing to understand And that is to understand myself. -Ron Ramirez ■, ..si ' - Love and ambition are The wings to greatness -Robert Nagel Keep your face to the sunshine And you will never see shadows. -David Chambers JS Who ' s to say ' ' . k IWf ff Your wrong? i t i= tt -MikeEdgingt $ •-% ' - , ?! Always do good . This will gratify some people And astonish the rest. -Kevin Rogan I ASB Secretary w ' lfp Marcus Torres- Kiss Off! Jesse Fierro- Don ' t pant with your illusions When they are gone you may still exist But you have ceased to live. -John Dunbar If anyone seeks knowledge, Let him go to college! But if anyone seeks wisdom, He must go to God. -Pat Base It is slavery to live In the mind, Unless it has become Part of the body. -Joe Bellomo „ .-,«w«ipr- I . free, you must make your own :isions; make your own decisions you must now yourself. Praig Harwood ?• % -James Ury IT PICTURE© [vid May ihri Normingt je WetenkampjS - : , ' WlW ' ' i. ' . ' i ■V, w Srl: .X. ' ' lilA i .J ' H- Jl ' V-- j v ' :i. s ... „ !!;■ - fe ' ' ' :  £v . • 3few lB|piifwi M But NO ' O.M.A.C. The Organization of Mexican American Culture has proved as always to be one of the most suc- cessful clubs on campus. Its main goal has been to raise money for a scholarship for an incoming freshman. It does this by sponsoring taco sales and dances . This year the club was supervised Mr. Joe Anooshin . TACO sau T. Elias-Pres. R. Rodriguez R. Lopez B. Padilla-V. Pres. A. Baflina A. Thibodeaux P. Juarez-Sec Treetf. V. Garcia L. Ramos T. Smith -Soc. Chairman M. Cruz D. Rameriz G. Garcia-Sgt. at Arms R. Jiminez E. Salgado P. Baltierra J. Gonzalez J. Baltirra N. Garcia F. Vasquez J. Elias J. Palacios . «MW|K ' M. Franlclin B. Hernandez A. Salazar BL ' D. Pad i Ha L. Cerda R. Vera HbB. R. Salas R. Rodriguez R. Moreno IHH K; A. Padilla P. Gomez B. Vasquez l K ' G. Elias G. Alva J. Smith - R . D. Ramos C. Bare la D. Smith K-v D. Gomez F. Rodriguez E. Rameriz ' f Br- ' ' S. Hernandez S. Acevedo R. Valdovinos .::.9|HK ' F. Delgadilfo R. Carrey D. Sanchez , ' f Pf S. Acevedo D. Saldana G. Rameriz ..--- -• P. Gomez T. Romo Tennis Officers President Joe Alba Vice President Brian Hunter Secretary Jon Kolodge 9 A . -i 42 Bowling Club T Officers PRESIDENT. . . . VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . . . TREASURER . . . CLUB MODERATOR STEVE PUSEY MIKE GIRARDOT MIKE FRANKLIN NORMAN VADNAIS PAT PAGAN PR. PAT TRAVERS 43 Car Club L a t m I n Club tofatZ. A u d I V I s u a I Surf Club President: Bill Green Vice President: Bob DeBolt Secretary: John Hall Treasurer: Kurt Kutyla •. ' .m. - : im Science Drama Club y L 1 Club Jd .L termen ' s Club i H ' ■ ? v Key Club Senior Class Moderator I I I t it 1 1 Senior Class 50 Hik ing Biking 51 s p e e c h D a m I e n Z (( 53 F I s h I n g 54 i2iLi ? .;.r -4-fc=d sABaa  ' . -! y!i Mj  N Editor-Mike Rademaker Ken IVlaybie Phil Bridges Tom Fahey 56 A typical day for the heads. EXIT Informed sources state that Miss Ayers is the Laconian advisor. The following are to be held fWv Manuel Batista - Editor Fearless Leader Zach Batista Asst, Editor Orthodoxy Brian Kent - Technical Advisor Radical Troublemaker ' 58 responsible for this yearbook. m lontagiie - Most Allround Mrs. Jay Felps, Advisor - Old Lady ' Frank Myers - Omegaman ' 3rian Hunter - Anglo Deago ' like Franklin - Half-Breed ' Phil Juarez - Taco Fleck Mallory - Grease ' j ? -S d «s e!Ss - Bill Vander Hoist - Stud Service Ken McCormic - Pecker ' gm «i=. r, i f n. J - 1 ui ■ -i... 4 :a I 1 60 «p ' - BP H 1 mm 1 M Cheerleaders Varsity Songleaders I j!t ' « JT ' jjji Junior Varsity Cheerleaders l: ' iiJ:i: mm ' ■M -M i i7 ii Freshman Cheerleaders % ti 1 tT wiIk - ' v } ■■■i MMMMiu i ) _ -L r BCKmr tv 5 - iPMUpW! ■.- M £ .. J — ' • Vff i-U J ' .cg 9 ■ Football 70 ' p Til ' MwRa ., - ' - I -M I ML Km ; -..: s :. ? Ip (f« gf ' 1973 71 • I ' V ! J ■ !ftM ?V . • - OUTSTANDING OFFENSE- TONY ELIAS, STEVE GEARTY MOST IMPROVED- PAUL VADNAIS 72 M.V.P. - TONY ALLEN OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE - TONY ALLEN ROOKIE OF THE YEAR - JIM DAVIS MOST INSPIRATIONAL - JOHN SHIRO COACHE ' S AWARD - BILL PADILLA ' ' IP ' M ' j mxsW ' ' ' : kia f -1 SOPHOMORES Led by head coach Joe Anooshian who was aptly assisted by Matt Kolodge, Joe Pryor and Bernie Wiese the Spartans outscored their opponents, 251-0. The big plus for the Spartans this year was their work as a unit. Headlines for the defensive unit that Coach Joe Anooshian labeled as the key to our success, were the two line- backers Kreg Elias and Mike Fraschetti and monster man Billy Korn. The rushing pistons for the Spartan Machine were half-backs Ruben Lopez and Alexander and fullback Dennis Gainey. Damien ' s vicious running attack was compli- mented by a fierce aerial attack led by quarterback Joe Carroll . Carroll ' s favorite receiver was Steve Gaston, Anooshian feels that they should continue their success at the Varsity level . As Coach Anooshian sees it The biggest thing they have going for them is their winning attitude . y o ' ■im w%. w ' X w t. i 4 rfs f j _1 1 79 W ' i in •i .A. ' T jfA;- w. V - t. A -m - , v :K- f 81 M. V.P. ' The Entire Team ' ' . RI Bs vj f mmmamaHL jl. 4t Si OUTSTANDING BACK-LEO BURKE OUTSTANDING LINEMAN-ART DELGADO MOST IMPROVED-PHIL DA NOSE I Freshmen 84 The 1973 Freshman Football team had some big shoes to fill following last years undefeated team . (This vears Sophomores). They were led by Brian Potter at quarterback and Leo Burke at fullback and lineback- er, (M .V.P .) . They ended out the season with A wins and 5 loses, however 3 of the loses were non- ieague games, so they were 4 and 2 for the season and came in third place. The 4 victories came against Claremont, Fontana, Upland and Sequoia. Headcoach Danny Carroll is optimistic about the boys in future years at Damien. 85 «. r j ,1 CROSS COUNTRY Although the cross cou ntry team was ; 0-7 for the season, this was the first season in two years that Damien had scored aga inst their opponents . 15- -50 Claremont 23- -38 Pomona 16- -49 Chino 21- -42 Monte lair 15- -50 Upland 21- -42 Ganesha 24- ■37 Garey ■  .r4.i  ! ' W-. • (■«•.■ •, X-.r ..,! . -n. f .f i-rtj I Country ■ i m 1 ll ■- .ja ' ffi ' wBip E .1 a i m oH t jt- John Olin t.J SS Hj t • ■ Ha K .r ' -j - ' K, ' , s w Tim Petei-son Bob Schmidt WJ XhieMv- ' ' W ii j Coach Gray and Coach Scarzo I do vinos Varsity (LEFT TO RIGHT) Cornell Kasbergen, Larry Pecarclk, Gary Turner, William Morris, Gordon Carlson, Bob DeBolt, John Kolodge, Coach Cesene - BOTTOM ROW.- John PIgnottI, Tom Burke, Gerard Picconi, Brian Kruegar, Bill Karr, (Coach) Lenard Cesene. Basketball 90 Offense -.■ ■. • . 7 ■,. . ;•-• v.y. J-- .. ■. ..•j -.si f-atii Defense Varsity So vovi rwnibW ar - k wdit . J Junior ■ Varsity tuM. m t — ' piW il i I ! ' : ' viB Sophomores i ■■ LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Leo Burke, Hans Nederend, Terry Tully, Mark Schlesinger, Bill Duffy, Tom Lopez, Coach Weiss, KNEELING: Bobby Krueger, Keith Shackman, Scott Bell, Bill Kelledier, Alvin Hollier, Ed Carlson Freshmen 103 Y a r s I t y John Evans moves up-field. HELP!! Pg. 105 The 1973-74 Varsity Soccer season proved to be the best Damien has ever had. The highlights started when Damien entered the Alemany Tournament undeafeted and unscored upon where we took first place. Next the Spartans returned home to host the first annual Damien Invitational Tournament where we placed fifth out of the sixteen entries. From there we started league play where we tallied up 12 wins, 2 losses and ties, outscoring our opponents 61-8. By consistently staying in the GIF top 10 poll the Spartans were allowed a chance to compete for the GIF crown, un- fortunately Damien did not play THEIR game and fell to Baldwin Park 1-0. It was a quick ending to a long season. Several personal achievements were ob- tained by: Bart Sullivan setting a new OIF scoring record in one season and also voted first team in SAL and he received all GIF nominations. Also on first team in SAL were Rick Davis, John Evans, and Rob Lamb. Ken IVIabie and Tom Fahey were voted for second team and Mike Potter and GG Ramirez were voted Honorable Mention. Under the coaching of Al IVIistri the Spartans closed the season with an overall record of 20 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. Bart Sullivan puts on a move. Soccer Finney shows style! V- Old man Schiro, takes off. The Keep on truckin ' . Good HAMDS , by Rick RUNT Davis. Raul ValDovinos manuevers around opponent. fei?-l .Football SOCCER SCOREBOARD DHS OPP ST. JOHN BOSCO .... 3 LA SALLE 2 ST. BERNARD 6 MONROVIA 4 MONTEBELLO 1 EL RANCHO 1 CHINO 2 2 LA SALLE 5 PASADENA 5 GAREY 7 1 CLAREMONT 1 2 MONTCLAIR 7 WEBB 9 CHINO 5 GANESHA 3 POMONA 6 1 GAREY. 4 CLAREMONT 1 3 MONTCLAIR 5 WEBB 6 1 CHINO 1 GANESHA 3 POMONA 3 BALDWIN PARK 1 SEASON: WON 20 LOST 3 TIED 1 LEAGUE: WON 12 LOST 2 TIED CIF Soccer Poll 1.) SOUTH TORRANCE 2.) CLAREMONT 3.) SANTA BARBARA 4.) WEST TORRANCE 5.) DAMIEN 6.) LEUZINGER 7.) MONTEBELLO 8.) AVIATION 9.) SANTA ANA 10.) GLENN Mn 1973-74 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM 1 - ROB LAMB GOALIE 10 -BART SULLIVAN  o FORWARD 5-JOHNSCHIRO FORWARD 14 -CARLOS HURTADO . . . ... FORWARD 9 - RICK DAVIS HALFBACK 4 - RAUL VALDOVINOS . . . o HALFBACK 7 - KEN MABIE WING 2 - G . G . RAMERIZ WING 6 - DON FINNEY . .  FULLBACK 11 -MIKE BAUMGAERTNER WING 8 -JOHN EVANS UP-MAN 12 - MIKE POTTER FULLBACK 16 -TOM FAHEY SWEEPER 13 - BRIAN HUNTER .  FULLBACK 17 -JAN SZTUKA HALFBACK 15 -MARKWARFEL ■ ' ■■ . '  :. 6. t i - FULLBACK 1 HEAD COACH - AL MISTRI ' ' XiidP .Kil ' ASST. COACH - PETE LIPTAI % Junior Coach Pete Liptai surveys the situation. • ?1C1 . The Junior Varsity soccer team had a very fine season this year ending up with a 10-2-0 record for league play and 10-6-3 record for season play. Under the coaching of Pete Liptai theJV ' s highlighted their season by dumping first place Claremont by a score of 7-0. The Spartan attack was led by Terry Allen, leading scorer with 22 goals, Keith Armstrong with 11 goals and Brian Sullivan with 10 goals. Also adding to the JV ' s offense were Chuck Magistro, Ray Evans, Doug Clark and Vince Piccioni. TheJV ' s strong defense of Buzz Harwood, Mike Rodriguez, Ken McCormick and Ray Rodriguez showed their strength by only allowing 11 goals to be scored in league play, also adding to the defense was the JV ' s fine goalie Jim Davis. Buzz Harwood fakes out teammate. Ji Varsity Ken McCormick pressures his opponent!!!! m Terry Allen dribbles the checkered spheroid!!! Mike Rodriguez races for the goal. DHS OPP SOCCER SCOREBOARD ST. JOHN BOSCO 1 2 LA SALLE o . DAMIEN TOURNAMENT MONTCLAIR-VARSITY .... 2 1 SAN GABRIEL-VARSITY ... 4 PASADENA-VARSITY .... 2 3 LEAGUE PLAY CLAREMONT 5 MONTCLAIR 5 WEBB 4 CHINO 1 GANESHA 6 POMONA 3 1 CLAREMONT . , ,. . . ... 7 CHINo! ' . ' . ' . ' . °. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' , ' . 2 GANESHA 9 POMONA ..... 6 1 PRACTICE GAMES CLAREMONT 1 CLAREMONT 2 2 SEASON: WON 10 LOST 6 TIED 3 ir— AOiir- AirvM -i r i - o-r o T-ir-r r . MiSiieili , «r- r frS. fimtf ' ' wyMU iNL...j Ajl.t.. . ... ( ... i.A.iii ' fVii In i rLt Mj rti . ..lifiai Wtvr VT i« - 4l-J ' .i„ M- ht Charlie Fox Barry Kenneily Mike Potter Bart Avery Jan Sztuka Scott Bell John Muss Scott Harwood Mitch Lemmon Gary Schwary Matt Muchmore Marc Bohenburger Bryan Harwood Brian Sullivan jbrtpJ -V i i,w,ir - -■ ■!► .•- ay r t -irv ' .« ...: 1  ' J « UJ I ,_-L ►- . : SRI 5 ■-.xio ' i.i ' V t ' Keep on Tmckin ' Bud ! - JL ,.A V i « ■ p w % t H - i 1 1 Mt ' -■ 1 ■1 ( C.J. stick Man •  . -y ■ vmiifis «t '  , v ' Under the direction of Ralph Godfrey and Barry Gray the Spartan spikers seemed impressive, although a great deal of in- experience hindered their efforts, to overcome a number of dual contests. The Damien tracksters never gave into de- feat, which was one virtue that every member of the team possessed. Although the team scores indicated de- feats for the team as a whole, there were a number of outstanding performers. Such standouts as Ron Ramierez (run- ning dear), and Steve (streaker) Beck of the hurdles and the sprints and anchor man in the 440 relay respectively, pro- vided the opponents with overwhelming competition. Other outstanding indivi- duals were Bob Lamb in the running events, and John Friedenbach and Jodie Eiland, the distance aces. Doug Pye and John Roach under the super- vision of Coach Washing- ton, kept the competition alive in the shot put events There is a great deal of talent returning next year. They will fulfill a wishful premonition of a 1975 winning season . .... mtm ' ' FIELD % me - f- iPIb ' i -i i .if - ' EVENTS Under the dictatoi-ship of Matt Kolodge, the Spartan Varsity Baseball team had an out- standing season. Lead by captain and all-CIF candidate Larry Pekarcik, the pitching staff was a bright spot on the team. Yet behind the pitchers was a solid defense. Led by co-captain Gerard Piccioni, Dean Sickles, Billy Karr, and Bart Sullivan the Spartans held their opponents to very few hits. Players showing their blossom- ing talents early in the year were Bob Alexander, John Pignotti, and Frank Pastore, with Pete Baltierra leading the players in the pre-season. The Varsity Team will advance as an experienced team with alot of potential, but might look even stronger in the future! ! ! Baseball 126 1 r v s I Baseball Baseball Baseball J.V. J.V. 3P ™BwuE ?7 ■■;,(- i H Brian Hunter Mike Franklin Jose Alba Jim Harteker Dan Barreras Allan Arkells Carlos Hurtado George Araujo Bob Nielson Pete Mabie Joe Martinez COACH: Dan Benart James Dineen ■ mi Well, wc didn ' t play like Ashe, Lavcr, or Pancho Gonzales, if we did, I ' m sure that we wouldn ' t be playincj for Damicn. But the ' 74 season was a start for future teams. As always, sports espe- cially if they aren ' t football or soccer, or ones long established, are overlooked and unattended. Overall we weren ' t disappointed in our first showing. Otier teams had four years of competitive ex- perience to our none in league play , We had nothing to loose and only experience to gain. Our coach Mr. Dineen, was not ex- pected by some to come through, but the team and myself deeply feel he did a job well done . Pioneering players for the first year were in singles 1-B . Hun- ter, 2 -J. Alba, 3-M. Frank- lin, 4-J. Harteker; doubles, 1-C. Hurtado and G. Am jo, =2- B. Nielsen and P . Mabie. • rS )$ iS , ' 0 ' iH -. ■%m i Officers i ij . Gerard Schwary President Bob Mocharnuk Vice-President 136 Chuck Magistro Secretary Steve Schiro Treasurer Juniors Steve Bowen Tony Bowers Paul Broadway James Bryla Tom Burke Joe Cardoza Don Bower Gordon Carlson £ V Juniors Don Casper Mario Cruz Joe Cockroft Steve Cooper Scott Cornwell Al Coussirat Dan Damon Jim Davis Tony Crudo Bob DeBolt George DeLaFlor Mike Dennis Pat Fagan Dan Farris Mike Fergen Frank Ferreira Fish Greg Filip r anl Fir, p ; .Inhn Friedenbach Vince Garcia Sam Garza Mike Girardot George Gomez ' r ' ■- ry; John Hatt Cornell Kasbergen Juniors Mi ke Hayward Scott Holland Paul Hudson Phi I Juarez •J . John Kelleher Barry Keneally Mike Kidd Joe Kiszeli Kurt Kutyla Bill Lahay Tony Lombardo Mark Lopez To ny Lowrey Ed Lucero Ken McCormick Juniors Kevin McGrade Mark McNeil John McNulty John Malone Scott Malley Ed Mai lory Terry Marpert Joe Martinez John Meisner Dan Monroe Jim Montague Bob Montes Fred Moreno Rich Moreno Joe Nicosia Bob Nielsen Tom Noonan r 5Ti .- ' ' ■Mm- m vn Pat Olin Jack Palmer Frank Pastore Tim Paulitz Dan Peacock Roger PIcard Vince Piccioni John PignottI Bob Pilon Art Plourde 140 Chris Pounds Steve Pusey Juniors Gary Radin Dave Ralston Ed Ramirez Gabe Ramirez Al Ramos 141 Juniors Dan Sanchez G. Schlesinger Rick Serianni Tom Soran Kevin Thornton Chris Scarzo f7 Vincent Baity John Sedler Gilbert Seguin IT - 1 Vince Sgantas Joe Skok Jim Smith Dan Smith Mike Smith Tom Spencer Kurt St. Amant Frank Stark Glenn Steinheimer Sean Sullivan Luke Torres Philip Tremblay Raul Valdorinos Peter Vander Hulst Bill Vasquez Robert Vlletsti-a Greg Walswick Jim Wescamp Ralph Whitcher Doug Wilkinson Greg Wintroath •:: $oV vO 4 e w W '  ' .. ' Pi '  tiiiwiin ' : s Officers ■ ' • Frank Mistretta President Tom Hester Vice-President 143 Jerry Roberts Secretary IVIike Kelleher Treasurer Sophomores Santiago Acevedo Gary Allec 11 Terry Allen Bob Alexander Allen Arkells Tony Bellomo Mark Beltramo Dan Benart Steve Avery Randall Benart Marty Berbach Larry Bonafede Rick Borba Jim Borba Elmer Bowers Fred Brewer Gerald Brainard Tom Callison Dennis Cardin John Carolan Brian Broadway Joe Carroll Mike Byers Art CionI W ' ■ ■ I ¥ . Sophomores Doug Clark Mike Cockroft Vic Coria Ray Coutu Kevin Cox Mark Diemert ■ 1 r- ' Felix Delgadillo Mark Del Vecchio Ed Don (t Nick Downing Greg Elias Paul Edwards Eddie Enriquez i I Ray Evans Peter Gomez Sophomores John Mo rd hurst dl ' ikifllb Neil Fassinger Brian Faust George Ferraro David Flores ' - h.: Mike Franklin Mike Fraschetti Dennis Galney Alex Garza Steve Gaston David Gomez Joe Gonzales Rick Goodin Bob Goodrich John Grey Tom Hajagos Mi Kevin Harshberger Lowell Hill Jim Harteker Byron Hinkley Lorenzo Hearns Tom Hogan Santos Hernandez Dave Hudson Dave Hendrickson John Jansen 146 Sophomores Grady Jennings Bill John Bob Josten Bob Karr Steve Julian Tim Kelleher Jon Kolodge Bill Leiva Bill Korn Jim Kraus Jeff Lemmon Larry Lerma Dave Kubeja John LIsby Tim Laraway Dan Lopez Steve Larson Dave Lopez 147 Sophomores Mark Lopez Ruben Lopez Jeff Low Mike Lynch Larry McGovern Tom Mckeon Mike Masier James Miller Vance Mingus ' i ' o§. vl Pedro Morales Tim Morgan 148 William Morris Bryan Morrison Matt Muchmore Sophomores Ken Munoz Dave Myers Ken [ Jormington John Muss Mike O ' Leary John Olin Angel Padilla Dominic Padilla William Paresa Tim Peterson Fabio Portugez Chris Pousset Dan Ramos Louis Ramos Rudy Reynoso Bob Rhinehart Frank Rocha Joe Ross Sophomores Dave Rodricks Mike Rodriguez Frank Rodriguez Tom Rome Bob Salas Kevin Schmicking Bob Schmidt Jeff Schwan Martin Ross Dave Sheffield Mark Sokoloski Dan Sprott Gary Turner Fernando Vasquez Sophomores Ken Struckus Dennis Sullivan Andy Thibedeaux Neil Torrance Joe Traczek Jack Voller Ron Wade James Walton Mike Wetenkamp Dave Williamson Dan Wilson V IMorman Vadnais Gary Vogel Steve Volski Dennis Young Officers Jason Wight President Jim Lively Vice President Tom Lopez Secretary Bill Keileher Treasurer 152 Freshmen Jim Abacherii Mike Ahrens Geroge Alva Julio Araujo Arnold Arkells Bret Armstrong Rick Almaraz Dave Baeskens John Baltierra 1 Pat Barney Scott Bell Gerald Bell IVIarc Bohenberger Gerald Bradford Joe Bojanek Kelly Brown Bradley Bouch Kevin Brown Freshmen l;U ' Tom Conlon Frank Conte Roger Cordero John Cox Robert Cullen Phillip Daigneault Brad Davies John De Bellis Martin DeRuyter Celestino Dominguez Mark DeFazio Sean Donnelly Mark Dennis Bill Dusenbury Kevin Deno R ich Dutcher 154 Freshmen Tom Edgington Gerald Elias Jim Ethridge Mike Fari-ell Paul Fasslnger Paul Fergen ..mi. p- iy f milC.iii-i. ! H. . . WHAT T50ES n ELr HANT 100} LIKE. . By THREE 3LIMD MEM..UH ..THE ANSWER JS IN The sealed ... UH. . . Dale Frasca Juan Garza Petec Friedenbach Gary Gllberlson Mark Garvey Rich Gonzales Phillip Gonzalez Tom Gorman Mark Grannen 155 Freshmen -■ ' vl i ' iX , Scott Harwood Bill Hernandez George Hernandez Paul Hewitt John Holland % Alvin Hollier Doug Holloway Greg Hood Mark Hunter s . ' Charles Jansen Greg Jednack Desmond Johnston Gerard Keneally Bernard Kloenne Bob Krueger Terrence Lerma Tom LIndley Bill Wright Aaron La Barge Dave Moynihnn Mitch Lemmon Benjamin Lopez Steve MclMamara Peter Mabie 1 Scott Janosco John Koot Mark Lemoine Joe Machado ISA . i • ■■■ ■ i:■ ■■:■ ■■■■f.:!:■:• l■■ ' ' ■■ Freshmen ic.r-1 Armando Macias Kurt IVfalady Paul Marquez Mike Martin Mario Martinez Rich Martinez Milce Mendez Peter Murarik I iiniimiamiMiippK.- James Murphy Hans IMederend Steve Musarra Tim IMoonan Duane Nance Jim O ' Connell Tom Oliva Elliot Omiya James Murphy 157 Freshmen Don Pocock Brian Potter Pat PoLsset Da- Qi,-erada F ' : Geralc Raffee Dan Ramirez Martin Ramirez Craig RavenKamp Frank Raygoza A ' Gerard Rodriguez Frank Rodriguez Rammel Rodriguez David Romere Rusell Rotuino Nick Ruggiero Charles Rutherig Gerara Salas Rick Rosa Dan Saldana JoV, Raaich Jeff Roberts Alex Resales Ed Salcado Freshmen David Sanchez Randel Sarinana Paul Sccirzo Keith Schack an Mark Schlesinger Dan Schruender Louis S- olinski Jesus Sotelo Allan Spencer Bret St. Am ant James Stark John S- ' -c Brian Sull ivan John Walsh Jack Summers Dale Weiss Steve Surbeck John Wheaton Alfred Tipon Bill Wicks Gerald Trudeau Bill Witzka Terrence Tully Ken Wolfrom 159 The Happy TODAY ' S PRICES Bacon Gasoline Coffee Newspaper Surfboard Cigarettes Record (45 RPM) Record Album Drive-in movie Hamburger Coke Air fare to Europe 59(? a pound 29.9c a gallon 70c a pound IOC $120 25C $1.00 $4.00 $1 .75 a carload 35-55C 15C $800 STUDENT WAGES Babysitting 50- Part-time work $1 •75c an hour 00-$1.25 an hour CURRENT FAVORITE COMIC STRIPS Emmy Lou B.C. Peanuts Feiffer Short Ribs Mr. Mum Dennis the Menace Archie The Flintstones Brenda Starr CURRENT FAVORITE TV SHOWS Bonanza Steve Allen Breaking Point Dick Van Dyke Richard Boone Beverly Hillbillies College Bowl Dr. Kildare Andy Griffith Fractured Flickers FAVORITE DANCES Slauson Monkey Nitty-Gritty Bossa Nova PET PEEVES Cliques Dirty restrooms Truant officers Semester finals Nagging parents Dateless weekends Curfews Draftboards New rally schedule Long lunch lines FAVORITE FOODS Steak and baked potato Spaghetti Onion rings Pizza Cheeseburger Fried chicken Grinders Chocolate cake Chinese fortune cookies Tacos Chop suey Hot dogs Rhubarb pie Hot fudge sundae lES FAVORITE PASTII Skiing Surfing Whale watching Skin diving Submarine watching at Puddingstone Party crashing Telling elephant jokes Bagging cows Studying at the library Going to the drags Working on cars Thinking of more and better pastimes SLANG EXPRESSIONS Out to lunch - rank - not with it Stoked - jazzed - excited about somethin Sanitary - kosher - the greatest Scuz - mag - real creep - homely perso Boss - all time - really fine You ' ve got the hair - real courage Hang it - drop dead - later with you Sosh - clicky-goody-goody - white buck 160 Days of 64? CURRENT FAVORITE MOVIES Lawrence of Arabia Cleopatra Irma La Douce Captain Newman, M ,D . Under the Yum Yum Tree How the West Was Won Charade Straight Jacket It ' s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Great Escape Becket CURRENT FAVORITE POPULAR SONGS Louie Louie Blowin ' in the Wind Sugar Shack I want to hold your Hand Little Deuce Coupe Ko Ko Jo Surf City She Loves you. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah Green Green Wipe Out CURRENT FAVORITE ACTORS Burt Lancaster Paul Newman Marlon Brando Jack Lemmon Charleton Heston Rock Hudson Gary Grant Yul Brynner Tony Curtis Peter O ' Toole Richard Burton James Garner Kirk Douglas Tony Perkins Rod Taylor OUTSTANDING NEWS EVENTS The assassination of the President Pope Paul ' s visit to Jerusalem DeGaulle ' s recognition of Red China Patterson-Liston fight Moon shot (Apollo) FAVORITE HANGOUTS RESTAURANTS Bob ' s In-n-out Henry ' s Orlando ' s Coconut Grove Northwoods Inn 123 43rd Street, Newport FAVORITE SINGERS The Beatles James Brown Johnny Matliis Righteous Brothers The Four Seasons Ray Charles Trini Lopez Barbara Streisand Bobby Darin CURRENT FAVORITE ACTRESSES Sophia Loren Doris Day Elizabeth Taylor Natalie Wood Yvette Mimieux Shirley Maclaine Debbie Reynolds Ann Margaret Sandra Dee Inger Stevens Abby Dalton Audrey Hepburn Susanne Pleshette Shirley Jones Mary Tyler Moore Ursula Andress Zina Bethune Paula Prentiss Kim Novack Mitsi Gaynor CURRENT FAVORITE D.J. ' S Bill Ballance Wink Martindale Bob Eu banks Elliot Field Lloyd Thaxton 161 .0 Fr, Martin 0 ' Loghlen Principal Fr. Michael Barry Dean of Studies A d m I n I s t r a t I V e f •! A Fr. Patrick Travers Vice Principal-Guidance Fr. Peadar Cronin Dean of Discipline 1 j X ?! ? Fr. Micheal Maher Director of Fund Raising Mr, Thomas Carroll Athletic Director s t a f f Fr. Donai McCarthy Guidance Director cT. £ Mr. Randall Haskins Director of Student Activities F Faculty 164 Office Mrs. Katherine Cusack Fr. Cronirts Right-Hand Lady ' ' Language Jim Pops Dineen-Spanish 1,2,3,4 Department Head Fr. Fundrive Maher- Latin 1,2,3 Ethics I Fr. Casey (Col. Bleep) Spanish Mrs. Ursula Borelli-German 166 Industrial Arts Coach Joe Annoshian-Drafting-History Mr. Major Matt Kolodge Business Law, Accounting, Typing Social Science Mrs. Jay Felps-Law Survey, Civics, Art, Social Science Department Head Jim Steck-Social Sci. 168 Jim Cafforio -Social Science Science i f T t ■ ■ ' -VW. . . I1WM II I M i WW|||i|||Ma ypp |pg|||| Randy Hask ins alias Handal Raskins Department Head - Chemistry ;il ' V- Mff V Mr. Godfrey-Physiology Fr. Wart Barry Dan Carrol Biology English Steve Morgan English-Band Kay Ayers - English Department Head Ml L Sara Johnson-English Algebra I Barbra Busse -English 170 Fr. O ' Loghlen Mr. Michael Wolfman Leigh-English Fr. Frank Doherty-English, Ethics M In most schools a student is asked to leave the room when he becomes overly excited. But Damien has found a better way, which is illustrated in the following sequence. M a t h Department Fr. Pat Bowling Ball Travers r r Fr. Peter Dennis - P.D. 172 Mr. Al Meatball Mistri I i Fr. Teddy Bear McCarthy Fr. Football McGovern 173 Maintenance Mr. Romo 1 4 r 1 1 y H i ■ ' ■ ill Brother Ed.- Flintstone ' Mr. Acosta Mrs. Gomez - Cook 174 John Key Man Church By popular demand , the 1974 yearbook has be en dedicated to (and other fun things), becaus ' e wi ' ' ' ii tiipii- nem we couiu nuu nctvc lasted the entire year. •. • •atr- 11 ,jg i. 4 S::.. a ? I V HI VI II 187 f.t '  ' : x. .v ' 3« ' it k J i A LI llV V L-ll INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION I € y (J t J L y L SUZUKI WOOIWORTH ' S Cauf ■ ■■■IWmMJJ nm MKn WORTH MORE AT m . . Mm jT lAfOOLlA ORTH ' S FORD Sears ' ' ' • DodgB SHiAiu RCil GOOD YEAR mm mnm Jeep ' Advertising CHARLIE STAMPS (71-4) 503-0217 TAMPS SHELL SERVICE e A.M. TO MIDNJGHT - EVERY DAY 1090 FOOTHILL BLVD. LaVERNE. calif. 917BO COCK-A-DOODLE RESTAURANT 12940 Central Ave. Chino, Calif. rooD TO CkOVt AHOUT CHINO LIQUORS Jo hn Lo Porto and Pat Carlton 13250 Central Ave. Chino, Calif. HAMILTON DRUG STORES 1763 N. Carey Ave. 623-1627 360 E. 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CALIFORNIA 1714: 593-7619 HOURS 9 6, MON THRU SAT. BOARDIN a GROOMING SINCE 1959 1256 East 9fh Street Pomona, Calif. 91766 FREE PICK UP a DELIVERY IN POMONA DIAL 623-2912 SAN DIMAS LUMBER CO. Telephones (714) 599-1601 (213) 339-8257 144 West Railway Street San Dimas, California 91773 210 PERSONAL SPONSORS Dr. Mrs. Richard D. Davis and Family Mr. Mrs. A. W. Ewert Mr. Mrs. Dan Compston Mr. Mrs. David Hunter and Family Mr. Mrs. James Montague The Yearbook Staff would like to thank Mrs. Fulvio and the other office people for all their help. Thanks to Fr. Cronin for saying NO although we took it to mean YES. Mrs. Felps also deserves much credit for putting up with us. She always kept us in good spirits in our dull moments with her WILD STORIES. We made an old lady out of her. To Mrs. Walker, and Ron from Wayne Book, thanks! But we can ' t forget Dennis Proud, our yearbook representative, who was at the school with us until 2:00 A.M. to help us finish the book. We express our graditude to all of our teachers who did not report us to Fr. Cronin when we cut class. I have worked on the yearbook for two years now and both years have experienced great problems, but I know if there was just one more chance, it would be perfect. Ha Ha the universal excuse. n ' A ' 211 . ? -v ■ w ■ ' Oi V ' .- v C - .v ' ' 7 f f« 9