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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1965 volume:

' . '1-1991,-1if 1:' if ' Y xi ,1 HM 517,-..,,-, 41.1,-,,Le.:. ,,. ,, 311 .. -'K W 1,1 1 121 11 1 Y 111 : 1 111 . ' ' 1 111 1 A 11 -1 11 1 11 11 11' 1 ' 3 1 11 1 1 11 ' f 1 V 1 ' ' 5 11: 3 11 , 1 ' 1 ' N 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 1 '1 .' 11 1 1 11 1 1 V1 1 1 AA 1 as r I Q CT. Wav evz - DEDICATION TO THIS GREAT INDUSTRI- ALIST, HUMANITARIAN, AND FRIEND OE EDUCATION, THE LATE FRANK ROGER SEAVER TRUSTEE OF DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, WE THE CLASS OF 1965 GRATE- FULLY AND PRAYEREULLY DEDICATE THIS , THE SEVENTH VOLUME OF THE TECHMAN. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH SAN GABRIEL CALIFORNIA DUN BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE' TABLE CDF CONTENTS DEDICATION ...... .... 1 FACULTY ........ .... 6 FALL CANDIDS ...... .... 1 8 FRESHMEN ...... .... 2 1 SOPHOMQRES ...... .... 5 1 JUNIORS ....... .... 4 3 SHOPS ..... .... 5 5 SENIORS ..... .... 8 1 ACT1v1T1Es...,. .. . .. .. .106 SPORTS ...... ...V . . .118 ll5l SAN GABRIEL BLVD. 0 SOUTH Saint john Bosco His Emzhience, james Francis Cardinal Mclntyre, D.D. , Archbishop of Los Angeles Most Reverend Timothy Manning, D. D. , Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General Most Reverend john Ward, D. D. , Auxiliary Bishop Very Reverend Bernard Tohill, S. D.B. , Provincial Superior Salesians of Don Bosco Reverend Donald W. Montrose, Superintendent of Schools High Schools and Colleges,Archc1ioccse of Los Angeles ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY if - aint: 4 ff . 1 .,,, - ng . fax ' ' l . gg, a,,X,v..f MN imie ' -,Y . ww, 1 F lugjffim a , ei-wma tg Mali ni .lv gas, ., EQ Q 121 i q. . va ' 53.131323 :ii V me slit .ul i lewis E351 - G4 ' 1 , Y f19?F55 ,.2ip,??3m ii' W , Reverend Donald M, Firebaugh, S.D.B. Principal Dear Graduates, Yours is the tenth class to enter Bosco-Tech, and the seventh to graduate. You will now take your place with our other graduates in the field of industry or of higher technical education. The pace that these alumni have set and the achievements they have recorded are something of which we can all be proud, and stand as a challenge to you and to subsequent classes. In these days when we hear so much about schools pouring young men into the labor market unskilled and unprepared for the demands of the technological revolution grip- ping the industrial and business world today, and we learn that 57 percent of all men employed in 1956 will need re-training in 1970, it is most consoling to realize that neither of these tragic situations awaits you. The high level of training you have re- ceived not only equips you for a position, but assures you a quality and type of em- ployment that is vitally NECESSARY to our fast moving society, geared specifically to the trends of the space age, capable of weathering the storm winds of change blowing so fiercely through the world of work today. Moreover, the character formation and moral guidance that have accompanied such training will provide strength and en- lightenment as you face the problems of adult life. The qualities that your Alma Mater has endeavored to instill into you--devotion to duty, habits of hard work, respect for God's law and for those who share in His authority--coupled with academic and tech- nical proficiency, will bring you success and happiness in the life unfolding before you. Our prayers and best wishes accompany you. May God bless you always! - Sincerely yours, Fr. D. M. Firebaugh, S.D. B. 7 VICE PRINCIPAL '-4 'Z' ici, Rev. William Schafer, S.D.B. Vice Principal 8 DEANS Rev. Thomas D'Amato, S.D. B. Dean of Freshmen Mission Procurator Ethics Rev. Thomas Prendiville, S.D. B Dean of Sophomores Science Department Head Science Club Moderator Physics Rev. Ralph Simeoue , S . D . B. Dean of juniors Chaplain Latin Department Head Sodality Moderator Ethics Rev. Frank Ribotta, S . D . B. Dean of Seniors Ethics Department Head Ethics 9 Bro. Anthony Asebedo, S.D.B. Automotive Head Instructor Mr. Alfred Bailey Mr. William Baron Electronics Mathematics Department Head I-Iead Instructor Amateur Radio Club Moderator Bro. Frank Bracchi, S.D.B. Automotive Department Head Fr. Simeone instructs prospective polyglots in the language lab. Rev. Alfred Broccardo, S.D.B. Ethics ,jg A f' Bro. Eugene Burns, S .D,,.H.,.C 7+ ix Rev. Arnold Buja, S.D . B Band Master 155 Librarian C abinctm akin M athematics I-Ie ad Imtrud fg -,NV-,.fa.-f -S! feat e el 1 QE. , 1 It J, 'al Rev. Paul Caporali, S.D.B. Mr. Robert Everitt Bro. Edward Farias S D B Metallurgy Department Head Electronics Department Head Mechanical Technology P. T. A . Coordinator Head Instructor ' Mr. Max Freifield Bro. Anthony Freitas, S.D.B. Bro, George Chiselli S D B Social Studies Department Head Mechanical Technology Safety Director Speech Club Moderator Department Head Photolithography Newspaper Moderator Chairman Instructors Council Head Ingtrnctor il' V . iff' 5+ . ' V W ra .. J ,-ul ' 1' , . 1 H' 1 A JJ 5 ' v I F a- , - :er C. X Mr. Ronald Gibson Physics Mathematics Fr. Caporali, Bro. Saavedra, and Bro. Reza compare notes before a P. T.A. meeting. Bro. Bernard Hagus, S.D.B. Automotive Shop Mr. Troncale, Bro. I-Iagus, and Fr. Schafer prepare Head 111-S1SF11CTS01' for a student rally. ,il Mr. Karl Hahn Mr. Michael I-Iattar Bro. Lawrence King, S.D.B. Techniel Drafting Mathematics Electronics Latin Head Instructor ,X A Bro. David Lansford, S.D.B. Rev. Roger Luna, S.D.B. Mr. George Madatian English Music Department Head English Department Head English Faculty Adviser - The Tcehrnan ,f-Q 1 Q ' se mu El 14 ,- K' ff! Bro. jack McLinden, S.D.B Photolithography I-lead Instructor Mr. Louis Martin ' Bro. Anthony Matse, S.D.B. Metallurgy Business Manager Head Instructor My JW: .1-' 2 Y 5 Av-- ug? V, M Y 5: v 2' I if :L ' Ur- r- A., ,tif 2, Ol 1? , Y B, a 114. sf I-1 Mr. Charles Miller Mr. Wayne Monroe Rev. john O'Connor, S.D. Mechanical Technology History English Instructor B Basketball Coach Drama Club Moderator 1 14 Mr. Louis Parris English Mr Gibson and Fr Prendiville ea ' ' . , . . gerly anticipate Drama Club Advlsef the resumption of a P. T.A. meeting. B Bro. King looks surprised when the roving photo- grapher catches him entering the Electronics shop at night. F Mr. Robert Stebler Industrial Drafting Department Head Mr. Robert Traulsen Mechanical Technology Head Instructor Mr. Leo Strasser Dean of the Lay Faculty Photolithography Department Head Bro. Luis Vega, S.D.B. Automotive Instructor Mr. jack Siebert Mathematics Bro. Anthony Tambacco, S .D . B Latin Mr. Thomas Woods Physics QS , I, I sf J - , 'E' Bro. Gerald Pellegrino, S.D.B. Mr. Raymond Ravenelle Bro. William Regner, S.D.B. Metallurgy Head Instructor Metallurgy Metallurgy . I-lead Instructor Head Instructor L. Mr. Donald Renncr Technical Counsellor Alumni Coordinator if-. fwil Mr. Vernon Shaffer History ,KLA Mr. Richard Resurreccion Bro. joseph Reza, S.D.B. Industrial Drafting Cabinetmaking Department Head Instructor Fr. D'Amato, Bro, Saavedra, and Fr. Zatko chat during the intermission of an assembly. FACULTY gf. ' ljitqzqii-i,'v, t fa- IT I . ' .. ,, E : i I J' i '- i. I f '11, X I F1 ff . I. . , il Bro. Stephen Gonzales, S.D.B. Metallurgy Head Instructor SHOP ASS Mr. Stephen Andreano Electronics Bro. Richard Gcmmet, S. Automotive Mr. Timothy Murphy Automotive Mr. Paul Lampe Mr. Fred Padilla Bro. Patrick Saavedra, S.D.B Cabinetmaking Metallurgy Cabinetmaking Head Instructor Head Instructor Head Instructor 1 f ' , ff, I ' ef Lf ., ,Q--A -, ui , 4 Q I 3 Bro. Patrick Borrege, S.D.B. Bro. Paul Chang, S. D. B. Automotive Mechanic al Technology Electronics D. B. Mr. William johnson Bro. Paul Li, S.D.B. Bro. joseph Lockwood, S. Electronics Cabinetmaking Industrial Drafting Bro. james Ruloph, S.D.B. Bro. Remo Scagliotti, S.D.B. Bro. Christian Woerz, S. Photolithography Photolithography Industrial Drafting Bro. joseph Ferrer, S.D.B. D.B. D.B. OFFICE STAFF in -i ,XA N-.,.. e Seated: MIS. Angie Giuseffi, Receptionisq Mrs. Ann McLinden, Accounts Clerk. Standing: Mrs. Marie Simons, Recording Secretaryg Mrs. Mary Emma Nassar, Records Clerkg Mrs. Ann Gibbs, Registrarg Mrs. Peggy Perma, ACCOuntS Clerk. 'I7 FALL CA DID HH MH '5 Z ' : , '-'V 1 I Sodality Reception Fr. Negri preaches the sermon. 1. X 'S ? .. '4 .. 3 .. 1 , , wise vw U11 31 if 1 x ,fw xz :425f5 k -f'?,i,ij Y' f9ws H5521 E553 sgpksl ,w ,- fx, 1 K1 fe 'w ie I u ji -'M Wm 1 1 f:,I M , L ui ,Q Q 'E E ..:. LL sg H EL Q! ' 33 C -4 '52 is i 1' VNS , ,res .1 4, 1 2 in 121,1- K Q .3 First Friday Mass. Student body receive c:ommLmion. 1 1 ff I Indumialiscs visit the Tech. P- T-A. Highf- wgg, 5,125 M. mf fx Vs if L' -Q ill 5, . -7 uw I ' .-Q . L' , 3. f' - -V -x . ffsfi 58: , Vi: rv: JV' 1'.1,2v. I L , H-5' uw , - Md A 1 L 4 lltpt ivgf cf w ' I' 1 f , we - i P, iw' 3 9 S . ' 1' 5 E QQ s xi-r,' H'-F .cgi v MEQQV-N E.-zz: is u ,M -017 XX 5,4 FALL CA DID ,Y--f-XS - -'H -- ........ ,. .,W,,,.,..a 1 my 3 7 :33. V, , .. ,.., 'Q Cheerleaders prepare for a rally. Faculty Techmen browse in the library. if- I ,.,,,, , ,I M le . ' -li If ' ' 'Ll vs. Varsity game. I E Q , E 1 is Language lab begins . 3 wi N-5 x Seniors enjoy the Halloween party. TSCTIHISH fake flu shots Bottom Row: William Ivliller, Michael Salazar, Gerry Franks, David Sanchez. Middle Row: Steven Hood, Ronald Gardner, Patrick Conway, Michael Moore, Michael Devany. Top Row: Peter Garcia, Peter VanTongeren, Robert Bartell, Bert Sandoval, Larry Contri, joseph Caldaronello AUTOMCTIVE FRESHME Bottom Row: Dennis Mina, Patrick Smith, Kevin Morri- son Patrick Morneault Maur- iceJDaigle. Middle Rovv: Dan ny Nava, john Gallo, Israel Ortiz, joseph Roth, Thomas Orr. Top Row: Gene Lucas, Henry Vega, Clifford Gilb, Randy jocovino , Steven Mc- Manis, Dennis Ragsdale. i 11 Q -4 CABI ETM KI G FRESHME Bottom Row: Ted Guerrero, Thomas Collins, Thomas Connaughton, Steven Lopez, Steven Welsh. Middle Row: Thomas Gulliver, Edward Wrona, Fred Fiedler, jerry Morris, George Conway. Top Row: Richard Gardea, Donald Thompson, Bruce Nelson Edward johnson, Vaughn I-lintze. 23 Bottom Row: Carmen Sacco, James McCa11urn, Carlos Alba. lvliddle Row: William Minnig, Ro bert Brooks, Paul Binford, Edward Nakasone, Joseph Villalabos. Top Row: joseph Au.Buchon, Steven McClune, Russ Rasmussen, Thom as Bowers. IN USTRIAL DRAFTING FRESHM Bottom Row: Paul Bros- soit, David Ruzczyk, Gregory Caringella, Kerry Gugins, Steven Leininger. Middle Row: Richard Escareega, Da- vid Ronguillo, Robert Cook, joseph Odegaard, Wayne Leamons. Top Row: Jorge Villasenor, Arthur Barajas, Oscar Arroyo , Trummy Asp era . may I DUSTRIAL DRAFTI F RESHM Bottom Row: Ralph Alcala, Stephen Kresge, Rod Alemania, Richard Elders. Middle Row: William McNair, Ronald Bur- leson, David Powers, Ronald Becerra, Bruce Raymond. Top Row: Michael Schons, William Meyer, Sal Boenzi, Stephen I-Iansele. ELECTRQNICS FRE HME Bottom Row: Charles Gris- wold, Wayne Duran, Mich- ael Carroll. Middle Row: William Vallicella, Paul Nault, Lee Bobik, jeffrey Wright, joseph Dropchick. Top Row: Ivlichael Daly, William Wisda, Alan Blair, Dennis Ary, Craig Loeffler, Timothy Keenan. l , .,,., www + Bottom Row: Anthony Martinez, Em- ilio Segura, Peter Cresswell, Louis Gonzales. Middle Row: Joseph Cel- emo, james Carter, Frank Fleming, Timothy Timmons, Rene Bermudez. Top Row: Vincent Dauciunas, Steven Bishop, John McKniff, David Mas- terman, Richard Iredale. ELECTRONICS FRE HME Bottom Row: Allan Tichy, Robert Delis, Fred Mer- cado, Angel Manzano, Steven Osborne. Middle Row: Neil Oldenburg, Robert Forcier, Jesse Cor- ella, Michael Swedo, Richard DeLeon. Top Row: Paul Mauer, Philip I-Iabell, Michael Greenleaf, Carlos Chavez, Donald Cox, joseph Russo. ve -'T1!F?, Bottom Row: Steven Duffy, Marc Negoro, Thomas Riffel. Middle Row: Steven Kin, john Lloyd, Steven Carter , joseph Janousek Kevin Boales. Top Row: Robert Christman, Thomas Wurfl, Michael Boos. MECHANICAL TECH OLOGY FRESHME , Bottom Row: Patrick McGuire, Kenneth Geniry. Middle Row: William Pacifico, Richard Rounds, Thomas Osborne, Jack Pfeiffer. Top Row: 'Bruce Sunyich, Ronald Luedeman, Gerald Wertz, Mark McCabe. MET LLURGY FRESHME Bottom Row: LawTence Balsz, Gary Erb, james Miles, Middle Row: Armand Fregeolle, David Lopez, Michael Regan , Lawrence Page. Top Row: joel Kinney, Robert San- chez, Thomas Martinez, Steven Bonnar, Timothy Teel. MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY FRE HME Bottom Row: David Meneghini, William Torley, Steven Barillaro, Fernando Tovar, William Parsch. Middle Row: Gary Schultheis, Ysidoro Duenes, George Binns, Henry Nordsiek, John Pitino. Top Row: Richard MacDonald, Stephen Kennedy, john Briden- becker, Dale DuBois, Thomas Field, Daniel Bassett. Bottom Row: Robert Pacheco, William O'Connor, Lance Liss- ner, james Baldwin, Mark Bar- clay. Middle Row: Larry Molocz- nik, David Radella, john Closko, Richard Shoop, Frank Cano. Top Row: James Marmorstone, john Buckner, Robert Blakey, Gregory Gamm, Michael Cline, Russell McCu1-dy. MET LLURGY F RESHME Botnom Row: Steven Rader, Jeffrey Stephens, Vince Boisineau. Middle Row: Mark Martin, joseph Calles, Richard Currie, John Hall, Edward Rodriguez. Top Row: Ronald Men- dez, Paul McGowan, John Hanks, - Gary Evans. Seated: jesse Quintana , Thom- as Brown, Pat Linehan, Michael Gergen. Top Row: George Thompson, George Esses, An- thony Jones, Thomas Nemecek, Nlichael Mastro PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY FRESHMEN Bottom Row: Michael Dorsey, Mark Con- nors, Michael Mitchell. Middle Row: Arthur Burciaga, Ted Walt, Stephen Mc- Creight, Mark Masterson. Top Row: james Eppink, Cedric Curtis, Michael Passage, Nicholas Dofflemyer. ' .JS ' C' ? J AUTCMGTIVE OPHGMORES Ml' . HBH? .J I N Y Bottom Row: Ronald Roman , Samuel Dominick, Kenneth Uhas. lvliddle Row: Jolm Goss, Carl Miller, Tim Chambers, Daniel DeLaRosa, john Carviu, Manuel Burrola. Top Row: Dennis Miller, Paimiclc Padden, John Nemecek, Michael Miller, Michael Kraniz, Harry Klaus. 32 CABI ETMAKI G SGPHOMORES Bottom Row: Douglas Andrews, Richard Schafer, Dwayne Brown, Richard Collins, Virgil Alonso. Top Row Ivlichael Distaso, Philip Soto, Michael George, Richard Butcher, Brian Higgins. 33 l' I DU TRIAL DRAFTING UPHG ORE Bottom Row: George I-Iazuda, Steven Delson, Timothy Bailey, Maurice Bonas, Robert Adrian. Top Row Steven Whitton, john Mazzarini, Dean Becker , james johandes, Victor Burgos, Gerald Bonura. 34 M N1 , + -,. w H H , H ffl 2 , gsigg , ' ..t,4is,,. mM,, ,,A.M, Bottom Row: Bruce Liming, Xavier Gallegos, Ernesto Vasquez, jim Radomski, Tom Stout. Top Row: Edmundo Gomez, john Reed, David Vogl, jolm Randazzo, Frank Panza, Richard DeLuna. DU TRIAL DRAFTI SOPHGMQRES Bottom Row: Ignacio Corrales, Robert Sullivan, Robert Graham, Henry Jimenez, Richard I-Iall. Top Row Robert Ebert, William Matheus, Robert Vessely, Roger Fager. 35 ELECTRONICS SGPHOMORES if!!-2 Bottom Row: Thomas Curren, Christopher Arntzen, Thomas Hagan, justin Gannon. Middle Row: Kenneth Hanson, Albert Fiore, Daniel Green, Richard Harkey, joseph Ammann. Top Row: Gerald Lanich, Bruce Alvarez, Gregory Kandel, Raymond Herriman, Michael Fuentes, Eugene Forte, Robert Kolde, Robert Boyd. 36 Bottom Row: Waldemar Wisniewski, Stephen Schlaifer, Johnnie Pelzel, Donald Masulis, james Surina. Top Row: William Meathe, Stephen Goodman , Frank Hays, Robert Russey, Robert Ziller, Donald Hesse. ELECTRONICS SOPHOMORE S mi m,,44g,, 1a isa Bottom Row: Owen Perez, Mario Natividad, Victor Cano, john Lillig, Thomas Moshenrose. Top Row: David Magallanes, Brian Kelly, Robert Majorino, Fred Lany, Thomas Lang. W fs MECHANICAL TECH QLOGY OPHOMORE , V f nr WW f.. Bottom Row: Philip Barrett, Christopher Falletta, Ronald Stoner, Dennis Ceccarelli, David Bauman, William Hopkins. Top Row: Robert King, Michael Keys, Harold Ladd, Glen Freyermuth, Robert Baldwin, William Grode, Timothy Benell. 38 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY 'OPHGMORE Bottom Row: Carlos Solis, Timothy Donovan , Jeffrey Madden, William johnson, john Donohoe. Top Row: John Clemmens, William Thompson, William Medlen, John Corrado , Frederick Capriccio, George Kornhoff, John Lesiczka, 39 METALLURGY SCDPHOMORES I Bottom Row: David Lewis, William Meister, William Barclay. Middle Row: Chester Morris , Frank Shargo, Richard Egkan, Michael I-lill, Charles Cirar. Top Row: Dale Spalding, Robert Haley, Terrence McDonald, Mark Haren, John Andersen, Donald Robertson, Harold Wright. 40 TTW , N . ..:,::,::,, or ,N M QL. BE is an Ui J Bottom Row: Timothy Lukasiewicz, Michael Harris, Louis Novakow, John Masterman. Top Row: john Sanchez, Timothy Doreck, Marshall Hanson, john Siemak, joseph DuRousseau. METALLURGY SOPHCMORES ff si Bottom Row: Mikc Blanco , joseph Urquidi, Sam Aicllo. Top Row: jeff john son, Edward Armijo, Thomas Mcrryman, Dan Farr. 41 P. Q Bottom Row: George Ramos, Camilo Rojas, Richard Duran, Michael Bruccheri, joseph Polanco, Frank Gomez. Top Row: Michael Ross, Thomas Irish, james Alpago, john Bates , Daniel Coons, Michael Cmnmings, Juan De1aVara, Oscar Parra. PHOTOLITHGGRAPHY OPHQMGRES X.f xi K Bottom Row: Michael Riley , Stephen Groeger, Thomas White, joseph Vetter, George Hernandez. Top Row: john Violante, Peter Mullaly, Lynn Lester, Steven Duron, Frederick Boecking, john DeLucia, Charles Sevier. - UTOMOTIVE 1 A , 1 Hubert Bell Mark Brueggemann Michael Dilger Timothy Fitzpatrick Allgll-912 G3-I'Ci3 83' I' P' f :vw .ws 125,- , ' W . k ' 1, I X .,,, , , M A X K 5 QL17 V IV i lg ' David Gutierrez john jaroch Charles Johnson Denis McDonald Q ' .I , :Q , -N. , ' -V, ' S. 'j H -ff 1 P' A if-...fr f ll, 43' A' ti A' . . ll, E . - Nw , M few W A, liz ff!Qf?N'Ef11, I J , '57': L wary Meziere Ronald Murphy Dan O'C0n1'1G11 L3WTenCe Passarifli ' 1-, f x 5' W I K X M 3 1-:P l M11 Q A ,. Carmelo Sabatella George Small Bryan Therolf Donald Voss 44 I X - Y CABI ETMAKI G - , A . L .V rl if: R . X -,M 41 N If V ul, Mfg. I XA 1 l Mx,-4 ,lf i AIN V' lx A A H1 Q X 'lv -I I 1 A ' 1 L- 3' ., Michael Adams Donald Behnke Peter Boisineau Frank Corrales up x Jw- ,5b. x ,641 fgq f .. in - A x x I, , , 5. are , ,EM 4 18.2, . ,t me yy -, X, 1 Q sbs ,fa T TN' , , . - J ,X l I 4 4 - - Mario Ruiz Terry Selinske Stephen Dittrick joseph Morisette A-A -- , .. ---- 255' 'A A -5. ff' ef M , ,A x 1 I 1 1, 1 Y I a iii ik L S .fax fi- I ', if I. '- ' I ' .,u 1 it l Robert Tormey George Sullivan W ELECTRONICS V .H -' 1 A f ' m V I -2,6 . W , 'Y , X C M 5 A, '- ,J N- A 2 A ,, William Alarcon Frank Barilla Frank Barnett Robert Berg Michael Cichirillo Charles Conaty Joseph B1sacc1o IF' ' ' J'ohnBreen we - - QQ ef - , Q U r 'Q- I Q U ,v, . I E, .,, T . A - Edward Cray Steven Faulstich ,, -I 4 f U Christopher Lissner , r.: .S WU Michael Osborn ELECTRONICS Z Michael Dwyer 1---r' Kenneth Harris I David Magette .v i ' 7 'Q .f 1 ,fy fx L ,,. pffflfaig 5. ' Michael Penna L Thomas Dwyer QQ, , -B 7 e I, S y V K I , '14 ff , , ' 'r-.NNN-F7 X 'iff 'Q V 4 1. M Y ff vario- :JLLAL V. A . Grant Hintze A1- E E Q1 Peter Marino A F' ' I. . ' ,, , 1 H,il 5'vX 1'Q' 9 :,,,' ' :Q-1,51 5 1 Robert Pomeroy 1 4:51 la. 9 1-I . . -U J IS nf X Edward O'Dwyer Donald Hoop er ' 'M Steven Nuccio . T imothy Re gan , , -4 9 X I Thomas Salas , -7 D, kt Robert Swift N Qs David Bannon QA . 1 Roger Cunningham if U. Howard Shermer jerry Thomas r Q ,.. ,. f - 4 1 ELECTRGNICS Donald Snyder I DUSTRIAL DRAFTING x M Q gg , - nh f AK, Randy Blackwood Gary Stutt wh 1 . ui- -m.,.f - 1 ,f . fa John Truxaw Dan Yang Q i g' K V ' 5 Jw'iWw ',l, fb h ul .,,.,,g1 y L,.rf Paul Brown .au -' .ll x J' Q ll A Dan Cyr 47 William Duff John Bruno Dwight Everett 5- 1 , - 3 X L Ralph Flores cs., - ,, ,V , , 'P 5 , D S X , . ,, M el.- Lx l if w William Keye I DUSTRIAL DRAFTING EX ',-: Q E?-- .9 X S Donald Merton 'H lx-A ' .' Ronald Orosco N T'N 'VK .X M E1 Henry Guzman 1 1 'cf uf 'X 'Q Q P , widgif fif Grc gory King B Michael Moore 1.7, w ,f gen, ff? ,A X fe? ig: Q ez I aa w L ,Eff .HL Thomas Kearns ' ,a-:: 1 an -'A if Paul Liewer , Vi 4 K xl N W S5 S E fa - mi i. , u if - if n' 9 ...- J , f X ff Terry O'Grady ' R. ,J ' ' F ,. X 4 x 1 'sh . H , , t 5 e l , ' may t W I Ygx1' ,f L ' ar me - ,T 1 y f in William Kelly ' . x H wgsfwww . -1 mg-fwfr , 1. . ,, V, . . joseph Mattingly Stuart O ' Guinn Michael Roche Dale Peterson Richard Rammcr juhv' ' iii ,,l, K VF . Vt , 7 Michael Smith Frank Stork Robert Williams ' TECHNGLOGY MECHANICAL 1 Alan Abel 1- ' ' 5-as ' ' ff if 1 -A A A ' , X M-gf Ai 2 -'I g Y' , 55 W ,L l A- J 2 , -:- Ni ' Tv-s Y 1 XJ .ll W Sergio Bonetti Andrew Carden Kelly Carr ',,ffJ,.PNm,J K E X it ,' ,C-,.. , , ' I 4. ' Armando Corella James Fagan john Finn A , will Q ' -. ff Steven Martinez David McCallum Mark Perry I 15- . ,. -. V! i v' 1:3 , T james Rowland Charles Shearwood 49 Carlos Simental ..f Q. .al A Pl xg .g f E K I are V X' 2 A r 6 R ? ag. A .- : ! 5? w 'Sr f r 5 f lf , X , x 1 5 qrv-11 ! Victor Baffoni fig' , wwf ii 'lf H Richard Chandler ,KZ -fa. ,' A 1 li ll V U Roger Marshall 1 1' George .Rodriguez ' . 1 V . .. H 4! 1, William Smith MECHA ICAL TECH OLOGY H 1 f 1 .-. '41 1 :I . . 2 wzi: 2 ', In f Rx . Z E ! dl james Stegmann john Surina Donald Thompson 3, ,if mt, . ' A f f 6 3 X X ix- X W Q , x Sq' X ,, G aa Michael Turner Rene Vega MET LLURGY ff' 2 A 'iff' Q I: :ff '- ' L A L ,Q-L A if William Buck John Callahan Steven Carpe: P9-ul C0i1hI'H1'1 1 l.:a -A A ' if T 31 2 1 ll :E- if y Y ,, -,, Y f .Q ., . N S : Y ' T ' ' W ia- 3' f '- , , w v ' gm f 'N .T ' N1 f -7 ff' S' K N., , ,f , ' . Stephen DeCenzo Thomas Fesenmeyer 50 Mark HeCkmH11 john Kapua METALLURGY l X. A 5 l 5- fi ,, Ei Q: nf, X A -'J ,i w i f ' W' A 1. U -- ,A N '- - L C s, .e' , I N' i Q ., ' ' 'K r Ubfl ' , fl 5 M, :,.k H 15.13 W. - J 1 i I L, ':5..J n Robert Lloyd Daniel Mullaly Kenneth Norton Terrance Poppa 2 ' 9. at I: 5 S n , L A in I V I i Randall Robertson Philip Roussere Robert Stein Kenneth Stermetz N B? ,lf I ff' Douglas Wynn V EW i D 1::.. Edward Synicky William Vosburg William Wood joseph Wysocki 5 I K f I 1 3' Q, , 'L 1 PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY .. gr , Anthony Albert Jesus Castaneda Ti is ' A Richard Chysels s I h . r 4- in Thomas Miller A .- George Brown Raymond Cancel ' L, lik i X 1 4 x , ' 2 5 ' .I ' ' 'L 4 '4 Y' ' S- N ' ,4.:. 'W . r 'F ' Z, An 1 Arthur Dillon Frederick Yap elli -wk, ,l,A Q V W ,, . -r Q . y so 3 A .. Pam-ick Mahoney Patrick Michalowski idz . we ' Z s-E . Q A e Ars 1 is Michael McCoy 52 Lawrence Nelson .A ,l l I james Campbell 3 ,. ., r K J D C Thomas Gergen Ernest Ivliller 'Q Phillip Russell CABI ETMAKI G SHOP The four year Cabinetmaking shop course combines centuries-old techniques of the woodworking trade with use of the latest power equipment found in pro- fessional shops. Simultaneous technical courses in drafting and designing, theory and safety are aimed at making the student a reliable, skilled craftsman. As in other Bosco-Tech shop courses , each trainee receives a planned program of leadership development and manual and technical training. FRESHMAN YEAR Technical knowledge of basic principles of woodworking, with an emphasis on hand tools. SOPHOMORE YEAR Centered around industrial machinery, both light and heavy. Mechanical work restricted to light operations. JUNIOR YEAR V Basic furniture designing and standard dimensioning. Study of traditional, contemporary, provincial, and modern furniture and wood finishing. SENIOR YEAR General planning in relation to mill section. Includes board measure, job layouts, standard construction. The second semester is Varied: emphasis on various fields of management, including general costs, time study and rate setting, stockbilling, routing, and general management. In addition to the curriculum outlined above, the advanced drafting course offers sketching, cabinet drawing, designing, rodmaking and detailing. 54 I ,xx , 5 rf, fu sau i nf Q., Richard Butcher and Richard Collins, sophomores, edge band with a high frequency electronic gluer. David Nelson gauges compound angle on a contemporary lectern as Mr. Lampe reviews segmental layout with Ralph Romero. .1 - f- - , r 2E:M5?f...?,Vi!5 WA, :-E,:EL:Q'VEgL',Q,5.12 rt ' , , K 74 V- Lgegiww, '7 ,,,,--ww .rr f - 1 -tw.-,,..-fe' ' ' E 72555 W 'MM ' 1 N W mia '- r UU WW' 3555555314 H w ,H lu Eaiwnrwrww Lu F qu -gf-j ZH? ' Q., rggofi up Ei. Mr. Lampe supervises the sophomore drafting area. 'iff Qi: fill' Zikif gs, 4, r--- , Q :+,rf,Tlg IS. xv- '-fax Bro. Savedra instructs a freshman crew on the nomenclature and operation procedures of the jointer. ELECTRONICS The four year Electronics Course provides the student with extensive training in the mechanical as well as the theoretical technology of electronics research and development. The curriculum helps prepare a trainee for manufacturer's employ- ment tests following graduation, when a graduate may choose between a job in science, in government, or in industry as a Research and Development Electronic Technician . . . or apply for entrance into a School of Engineering. FRESHMAN YEAR Basic theories: atomic structure, electronic characteristics, direct current circuits, Ohm's Law and Kirchoff Law Circuits, electromagnetism, vacuum tubes, alternating current circuit analysis, etc. SOPI-IOMORE YEAR Vacuum tubes and transistor: push-pull, D-C voltage and power amplifier, L-C oscillators, R-F equipment, high frequency transmitters, antennas, trans- mission lines, etc. Pertinent lab experiments with analysis of circuit failure and corrections. JUNIOR YEAR Superheterodyne receivers, television circuits, cathode-ray tubes , wave- shaping, deflection systems, F-M circuits, transistor electronics test instruments, etc. Advanced test instruments, use and repair. Differentiator and integrator circuits, diode limiters and clampersg Eccles-Jordon trigger circuits, blocking oscillators, multivibrators, phantastron circuit, saw-tooth generators, etc. Lab emphasis on development interpretation. SENIOR YEAR Computers and Automation, including: language, basic elements, storage, con- trol, timing, arithmetic and programming. Operation, repair and maintenance of Analog and Digital computers in application to industry. Training as Electronic Research Technician. Typical assignments where student carries problems through all phases to acceptance. 58 mm-avi? v Q -wan fi .yy w , H .,., rw m,aw', ia Awe, '. ii rn, . f1J' Juv. C . -Q1 1fE'i 35W'.g.f' --. ., . A 'v ,gt png :--rzailf . : QQM P . 'v! 'l1J . QW ff. -www SES SEHMM SP 1125!-.1413 S42 K. ,na , M, Vvwg ,Eh a - . 5. , aims'-,.w O Ee GE? T' W W 653:55 M -:QQEKQQ1 X 1 ws 'W' H nn'- .. - 1 gs . ,gg ' mxf' , if 'H . H, QI-' Q . 5 Ill! I EL A Li 44' I 'K Freshmen work on basic experiments. Qlflun 4,f- fe fi nmilfmmm' rN', 'xl ini K-S ,iS XM joseph Bisaccio and Charles Conaty concentrate on an Elec- Bryan Kelly, sophomore , analyzes power supply. tron Tube experiment. 60 as f. Q' rv ,212 'K .Z :TAN Computer tape unit and its partner confront seniors Leonard Patrick Sullivan and Charles Day, seniors, measure voltages Distaso and Albert Roberts. with an Oscilloscope. ll' ' rl Sf3'9'3f'3f34 9359419 Thomas Salas and Robert Pomeroy, jtmiors, check Auxiliary Growing analog computer gets help from jtmiors Timothy Laboratory power. Regan, Edward Cray, and Donald Hooper. I DU TRIAL DRAFTING SHOP The Bosco-Tech Industrial Drafting Course is geared to familiarize qualified students with all the major areas of drafting in today's modern industry. The four- year course provides the student with technical theory as well as practical know-how and the leadership training which will enable him to achieve a responsible position, job security, and good earning upon graduation. Together with Bosco-Tech's pre- engineering academic curriculum, the student who desires may apply to a School of Engineering to further his education and prepare for a position in management. Whichever path the student chooses, that of immediate employment, or pursuit of higher education, the challenge of the world today demands active leadership by the engineer, designer and draftsman in shaping the future physical environment for the well-being of man. The Industrial Drafting Department is devoted to the training of young men equipped to accept this challenge. ERESI-IMAN YEAR Basic mechanical and machine drawing, use of the drawing instruments, the drafting machine, freehand lettering in all of the basic styles, graphical solutions to geometric problems, basic machine sketching, projection on right and oblique planes, intersection of lines, surface, solids, isometric projection, complete work- ing drawings, introduction to industrial safety. SOPI-IOMORE YEAR Fundamental problems relating to points, lines, planes, single and double- curved surfaces, advanced mechanical and machine drawing, intersections and developments, gears, cams, screw threads, advanced machine sketching, descrip- tive geometry, basic industrial safety. JUNIOR YEAR Aerospace drafting, structural drafting, architectural drafting, electrical and electronic drafting, technical illustration, allowances and tolerances, classifica- tion of fits, shop management, specialization in one of major areas of drafting, industrial safety from employee's viewpoint. SENIOR YEAR Fundamentals of basic machine operations, basic structural design, basic ma- chine design, tool design, advanced shop management, specialization in one of major drafting areas, actual drafting jobs from local manufacturers, industrial safety from management's viewpoint. .i Q vo- '51-'U ,Q sv ,, U 5 .X gm W- 1 ' ' -42, AWS!! ,Km .5542 -'H' 1Ax..rM ...- .-,..4 I 7 I ' , 5, Q ,M S 3331415 ,N :Nyc 2 .'Q'11 - , .1e,',, mx W 'W 1. ,galil N. -QI Q-r Wim -1. w Q ,ff ggi: 5 any 4 S , . w.v.,.n, va, 5 Dwight Everett, William Duff , and Donald Merton, juniors , confer with one another about a particular drafting problem. ,e-:J le Jr :iz 6? we Ai l .UQ-' -fv 1- l w, Bill Kelly and Terry O'Grady decorate a bulletin board with some of the students' work. 64 M Mr. Stebler instructs sophomore james johandes on spur gear design f 1 ' X v-a,-A-r,,. Tom Kearns makes a print of a drawing for Mike Moore on the Ditto Model 340 Diazo machine. MECHANICAL TECHNOLGGY SHGP The Mechanical Technology curriculum is designed to satisfy a dual program: a four year technical and a four year correlated pre-engineering, college preparatory course of studies. This training prepares the graduate to take an entry job in which he will be pro- ductive, at the same time, the broad, technical training, together with a reasonable amount of experience, should enable the graduate to advance to positions of increas- ing responsibility, and the foundation provided by the training should be broad enough so that the graduate can do further study within his field of technology. Graduates should be able to perform entry jobs requiring machining, tool and die making, and molding making, drafting and tool designing, quality control, parts programming, machinery sales. He may advance into mechanical, industrial, or manufacturing engineering, planning and estimating, management. FRESI-IMAN YEAR: Use of hand tools, basic machine tools, inspection, basic drafting, blueprint read- ing, safety practices. SOPHOMORE YEAR: Advanced machine tool operation, principles of shop operation, covering: purchas- ing, planning, dispatching, inventory, lubrication, maintenance, drafting and inspec- tion, management and safety inspection reports. JUNIOR YEAR: Manufacturing processes, metallurgy, tool and cutter grinding, management and safety training from Worker's viewpoint. SENIOR YEAR: Metal cutting principles, machine tool controls, unconventional machining methods, parts programming, planning and estimating, tool and gage design, management and safety training from management viewpoint. 66 rn. is Q f P4 A 4 X. ,, .nf 1 12,51 1- - wg,-1-111162 B WSI., 1. 4 I 1 0 , ,.,. 1 .,, J 11. 'iw 1 3 . ,M , 5. 1' F5273 ' J fx V 1 1 1 wc, 5 Q1 :M A, 2 , M 1 ' ' 5 9 QQ 'Si A 1,5511 ,QW lfiif 1Ll'!5 ,-, ..:1,,,. 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Roger Marshall, junior, works on a vertical milling machine AUTOMOTIVE SHOP PURPOSE The objective of the Automotive Department is to train automotive technicians. The student is first taught basic or general service procedures. The program then moves ahead into such ad- vanced fields as oscilloscope trouble-shooting, dynamometer tune-up and specialized service procedures. FRESHMAN YEAR The first year familiarizes the student with the various components of the automobile. This is accomplished through directed bench work with the student learning the nomenclature, operating theory, the materials used in construction, and the correct disassembly and assembly procedures of the components. The new students are introduced to shop management through actual participation as student shop officers. The groundwork for future extensive safety engineering training is laid at the same time. SOPI-IOMORE YEAR In the sophomore year the student learns minor automotive servicing, including engine tune- up, brake service, carburetor service, and complete electrical system service. I-Ie also learns the operation of miscellaneous shop equipment, such as the lathe, grinders, drill press, hoists, etc. Stock room training is also included. Throughout the entire year the student continues in his course of supervisory procedures and shop management. The safety program continues and covers the rules and procedures for using various pieces of shop equipment. JUNIOR YEAR The junior year program includes service of the following units, automatic transmission, power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, brakes, and front end. In the Automotive Machine Shop Department the junior classman is instructed in cylinder reboring, pin-fitting and rod aligning, complete valve service and cam bearing installation. The tune-up department includes the basic tune-up procedures without the use of oscilloscope or dynamometer. SENIOR YEAR In his senior year the automotive student takes advanced tune-up. The advanced tune-up de- partment incorporates the use of the oscilloscope and dynamometer. The general trouble shooting and service department deals with engine and chassis service as well as miscellaneous services. The advanced electrical service department includes such topics of instruction as alternator, transistor, regulator and transistor ignition service. Diagnosing and trouble-shooting is the main theme of the senior program. INTEGRATED SAFETY PROGRAM As a part of his four year intense technical training course, the developing automotive tech- nician also receives a fully integrated course in industrial safety. As the automotive student en- ters the Upper Division, he begins to build upon the safety instruction received in the Lower Division by studying a college-level course in safety engineering presented from the standpoint of both employer and employee. 70 H - :W 3 ,X gk Q' 9 Y' 1 fi n- 4555 - A :IEU1 ' W 153 vw 1 ilhu-A , 5:f:,.aH?'j 3 1, f E -2 ,ff A ' 5' sei W S 5 r H UQ w ss ' N - F1 , Aly, ff ' Ui' f I fx' 1 -:L 'J' ' ,?aS1. -we ' 'fwiim A 'I' 3 ' 'K t , M 8' H! Ii Gb 1 'ia .' ' ' ml ' ' 2, f' 15475 ' if 1 f' . x 5 3 w s- Ggy, '-h E 'Q 1 fm Z: , N iw 1 r M.. - WE m J! if m ms H E m 5 lx if ? -1 wa 213 if if uf nm. , 51 nz R mv JP Electrical and Brake Departments Sophomore Class Preventive Maintenance and Brake Departments View of the Basic Shop 72 Cylinder Reboringn Michael Dilger , junior. Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Department Lawrence Meyer, Carlos Vidauxri, Dennis Imbro, Bro. Bracchi, and Eugene Shean. 73 METALLURGY SHOP The Bosco-Tech Metallurgy course is the first of its kind in the nation to offer a full college program in Physical Metallurgy on a high school level. Its purpose is to produce a qualified Metallurgical Technician who possesses solid technical knowledge and who is skilled at labora- tory work. A graduate may choose a job in science, in government, or in industry as a Metall- urgical Laboratory Techniciang or apply for admission to a School of Engineering with the goal of becoming a full-fledged scientist. FRESHMAN YEAR Shop training in foundry, sandtesting, hand forging, welding and heat treating exposes each student to a practical and close knowledge of metal processes. Technology course offers an in- formative and comprehensive knowledge of the whole field of metallurgy. SOPHOMORE YEAR Extensive laboratory program of destructive and non-destructive physical testing. Technology course in Physical Metallurgy makes a detailed and thorough study of the field . . . up to the theories of heat treatment of steels, inclusive. JUNIOR YEAR Metallography, including photography and preparation of reports. The metallurgy of high car- bon steels , aluminum and copper alloys. SENIOR YEAR Analysis . . . wet procedures for metallurgical qualitative and quantitative analysis, and dry procedures for spectrochemical and quantometric analysis. 74 5 M M--1qw- Q Z Wu U O if 45 4 . WY a W W ff 9 ' if l . .A . V: W 2 1 I K Si tx 6 0- , W- ,. 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A Quantometric Spectrochemical unit yields its secrets to senior metallurgist Dennis Wuchner. 'wif Bro. Regner and seniors Donald Brooks and Thomas Comer examine a quantitative chemical analysis precipitate. -v Mark Heckman, junior , works on Technical Photography in the dark room. 77 .Xt ik M A freshman finds himself at odds with a cutting torch 2'-f'BliF:r Z2 X N PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY SHOP The Bosco-Tech Photolithography course prepares the graduate for immediate entrance into the Lithographic Industry . . . ranked tenth largest in the nation in size and favorably rated for both job-security and earning-power. The four year course includes applied technical theory with practical training of the student in the mechanical skills relating to all phases of photo-offset printing. The graduate may make one of several choices: enter the trade and, with extra job skills acquired through time and experience, become a high paid Master Craftsman . . . enroll in one of several colleges that offer courses in Printing Management . . . or, if his tempera- ment and personality lead him , become a Salesman in the printing field, or a Technical Repre- sentative for a printing materials or equipment company. FRESHMAN YEAR Photography: Line negatives , black and white copy, use of filter, camera setting, fine line developing. Contact Printing, Blueprints, brown-lines, contact negatives and positives, Velox prints. Stripping: Familiarity with hand tools , opaque solution mixes, scribing on emulsions, flats, lay-outs, making butterfly marks, 4-page impositions. Press Work: Makeready, care and maintenance, running 1-color jobs. SOPHOMORE YEAR Similar to above, using medium equipment. In addition: Copy preparation: typeset composi- tion, paste-ups , use of ruling pens. Bindery: Operation of stitching machine, power paper cutter, paper drill, folding machine. JUNIOR YEAR Advanced Photography: Duotone and fulltone negatives , color separations, rescreening half- tones with circular glass screens , use of reflection and transmission densitometer, etc. Strip- ping: Advanced techniques. Advanced Platemaking. Advanced Copy preparation. SENIOR YEAR Photography: 3 color direct separations from reflection copy, autoscreen and various types of panchromatic film , theory of color correction masks, etc. Stripping: Use of Craftsman line- up table, making book impositions, stripping for multicolor process. Platemaking: Advanced deep-etch, use of reflective and transparent color proofing materials, Wipe on coating' tech- nique, etc. Press: 3 color process jobs, book signatures, advanced care, maintenance and op- eration of presses. 78 v 1' ww' QS 1 Q ., 1 ,X aw Q 4 f .u 1 -V l I nv. 'Q , F Y' ,430 Ya'-QI!!-37-MBS-RvQflH.,, 1 X Sophomore joseph Polanco inspects negative over viewing table . Sophomores Michael Cummings and john Bates mix developer solution While Mr. Strasser stands by. Sophomores james Alpago and Frederick Boecking make small press plates. Sophomore Peter Mullaly places film on vacuum back of the Robertson 24 Camera. Seniors La.z1o Makk and Rodney Young operate power paper cutter. Us u Mr. Strasser instructs seniors james Bonura and Albert Santillanes in copy preparation on the Friden justowriters. Robert james Al-:in Major Cabinetmaking . i5iq m in EH vial , VM 5 4 W j jj E' ,. ,H gay '-' ww ' ' 4:9031 J, William James Arblaster Major Electronics Carl Martin Arntzen Major Photolithography Radoslav Andrija Artukovic Major Electronics 83 Andrew Robert Archibald Major Mechanical Technology James Patrick Ary Major Electronics ,W Ronald Richard Baca Major Automotive 1: wwf-, H 2? james Victor Bonura Major Photolithography 55. 'iw ag V v1'!.LI T. E vw ,Kam 1 fsa ju uw Q. Allx .235 QQ ,as , .rg Giuseppe Mario Bartelini Major Cabinetmaking Albert Lee Brockmeier Major Electronics 84 .li .v Richard Max Berger Major Mechanical Technology Donald Michael Brooks Major Metallurgy ly M 'gg Q K i w ,. Bruce Paul Brueggemann Major Metallurgy L.. Kyle Bryant Major Electronics C.. john Michael Cassara. Major C abinetmaking Thomas John Comer Maj or Metallurgy james Carl Chandler james Vincent Cosgrove Major Major Mechanic al Technology Cabinetmaking 85 Ralph Thomas Cyr Major Photolithography gl. john Fredrick DeClue Major Metallurgy Dennis Charles Dougherty Major Mechanic al Technology X Charles Thomas Day Major Electronic s l- jjj L , ' l Paul Nelson De1laZoppa Major Electronics Leonard Anthony Distaso Major Electronics 86 Charles Edward Ditlefsen Maj or Electronics frm fl aa W 'l ff :'1 J i r 5- fwzjm jeffrey Kermit Dore Maj or Cabinetmaking ,sem Howard Allen Drozd Major Photolithography john joseph Engeln Major Mechanic al Technology 87 'W Robert Vincent Dowd Major Photolithography Andrew Paul Eppink Major Mechanical Technology jan Thomas Frainie Major Mechanical Technology Gerald Bernard Gervais Maj or Photolithography Marcel Arroyo Gallegos Major Automotive imma f ae tsq', f I Robert Edward Ghysels Major Photolithography 88 Richard Ladd Garstang Maj or Metallurgy 155555 -V . if. Af . agiji , ik, 7' ss f 'ff' ' Q' 1' f L. of o A Y fm nf sl -E X Yii- ,Air Walter Hardenbroecke Goodwin Major Mechanical Technology Jos e ph Alex ander Grasso Maj or C abinetmaking .. ,W ,J Dennis joseph Guido Major Photolithography Bruce Thomas Crates Maj or Photolithography eff -j Q lg .K 'gg J ,, if .4 , -7 Thomas john Gunther Major Electronic s 89 jack Edward Greunke Major Cabinetmaking Robert Allen Hahn Maj or Metallurgy Robert Kenneth Hall Major Metallurgy wh 'Inj S Y Y N la Dennis james Hayes Major Automotive john Patrick Harrigan Major Electronics Michael Oliver Haskell Major Cabinetmaking Michael Charles Hayes Major Automotive 90 Stephen Patrick Henry Major Electronics A 1 Luis Merc ado Hernandez Major Cabinetmaking Martin john I-Iolemo, jr. Major Mechanical Technology C armen Alfred Italia Maj or Photolithographer -H Christopher Lawrence johnson Major C abinetm aking 9 I W Dennis Raymond Imbro Major Automotive Thomas Russell Kaczmarek Major ' Mechanical Technology X Richard Earl Kelly, jr. Major Cabinetmaking john Thomas Kutschka Major Mechanical Technology Allen Francis Knappenberger Major Metallurgy Robert joseph Labozetta Major Electronics 92 . :-'fl NM A Ii.: I ww Daniel james Kraysets Major Photolithography Carl joseph Leuschner Major Cabinetmaking i ww .fmt I5 A J , Robert james Lewis Major Electronics Laszlo Istvan Makk Major Photolithography ,ll Michael Ray Linville Major Automotive Michael Edward Martinet Major Photolithography 93 A EE: . , x Adrian Charles Lugo Major Metallurgy Dennis Stephen Marynick Major Metallurgy Anthony Lawrence Mazzarini Major Electronics 4 Christopher George Mattingly Major Photolithography Lawrence Fidel Meyer ,, Major If Automotive ifr -ww , Thomas Robert Medrano Major Mechanic al Technology 94 Michael Lewis McMullen Major Automotive Raul Armando Miranda Major Metallurgy jose ph D e an Mollner Major Electronics Albert Mimhe11, Jr. Major Automotive Ernest Valdez Orosco Major Automotive David Anthony Newman Major Cabinetmaking 95 Q David Stanley Nelson Major Cabinetmaking aw rw' Q' . :film ' . 1 , 3 I 5. . ' 15' W 'Hy Q f . W ,H :jg-wa ' , - 1 'ai' ,' X' S Xavier Christopher Orozco Major Mechanical Technology William Todd Palmquist Maj or Electronics Stephen Michael Pitino , . Hz Maurice Arthur Panza Major Electronics Joseph Richard Polito Maj or Elecuonics Joseph Egidio Pizzomo Major Metallurgy Patrick Joseph Prez ioso Maj or M9-.l 01' Metallurgy Photolithography 96 MIL... 2.46. james Thomas Probst Major Electronics f i e, 7. Y f I' .V ' I K, x -. I Q, ' N. . I Dennis Richard Raschka Maj or Metallurgy x X Q? ,r 5 W4 kgs i Lf! ' Y W'-f. X. Gerald Thomas Quirk Maj or Automotive Michael Leslie Raycraft Major Metallurgy 97 Michael john Ragsdale Maj or Photolithography Robert Aguirre Raz o, Ir . Maj or Metallurgy john Louis R e gan Maj or C ab inetmaking ..e:l3aL..i' ' ,. Nick Joseph Reina Maj or Metallurgy Qif' ww. Ralph Ramirez Romero A lfre d Thomas Rob erts Maj or Electronics Major Cabinetmaking Brian Albert Roberts llisdichard Raymond Roy Major aj or Metallurgy Photolithography 98 ja ck Dwight Ruebensaal Major Photolithography A lb ert A nthony S antill anes Maj or Photol ithography Louis R aymond S al az ar Maj or Mechanical Technology Gilb ert S chultz Maj or Mechanical Technology 99 if , john Harvey St. George Major Photolithography Francis David Sele Maj or Cabinetmaking Eugene Donald Shean Major Automotive Stephen john Simlce Maj or Mechanical Technology :lie B on Anthony Stack Lawrence Edward Simpson Maj or Metallurgy YT Maj or ,V Ek, Metallurgy .4 -11' Q , 3 john Robert Sinner John Gregory Stanley Maj or Major Metallurgy Mechanical Technology 100 Kenneth Anton Strasser Major Electronics ug., , I R 9 ,, Q In 2 vu' ,I f N l eh' :': R 7 LL' 'Qi 1-5 E j r gf 6 ag, . 1 'A 2 KLYQMBY Patrick joseph Sullivan Major Electronics Bernard Joseph Sullivan Maj or Photol ithography Michael Paul Sweeney Maj or Photolithography 101 Michael David Sullivan Maj or Automotive Michael Eaxl Thibodeaux Major Mechanical Technology was 555. ' js- jerome George Torrib io Maj or Metallurgy ,ifwjj Fermin Louis Vigil Maj or Photol ithography Thomas Peter Valcich Maj or A utomot ive C axlos Joaquin Vidaurri Major Automotive james Robert Vislavsky Maj or Electronics U- ,E Richard Francis Venne Maj or C ab ine tmaking gf Victor james Waytek Maj or Metallurgy .nfwlw Yiwu 'MF William Francis Winters Major Automotive Michael Norman Whichello Maj or Metallurgy Q25 i Russel George Witt Maj or Photolithography Dennis Roy Wuchner Maj or Metallurgy Michael Vincent Woldanski Maj or Mechanic al Technology 1 '.j he M .1 A Alan Glenn Witherby Major Mechanical Technology Rodney Arthur Young Major Photol ithography N ROBERT J. AKIN Drama Club 4 Speech Club 4 Varsity Track 4 WILLIAM J. ARBLASTER Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Library Staff 1-2-3 Speech Club 4 Journalism 4 Pep Club 4 Cee Track 1 ANDREW R. ARCHIBALD Glee Club 1 Library Staff 2 Gun Club 2 A.S.T.M.E. 3-4 CARL M. ARNTZEN Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3 -4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Math Club 3-4 RADOSLOV A . ARTUKOVIC Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Drama Club 2-3 Speech Club 3 Math Club 3 Journalism 4 Pep Club 4 JAMES P. ARY Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Gun Club 4 RONALD R. BACA Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Speech Club 3 Pep Club 4 J.V. Track 2 GUISEPPI M. BARTOLINI Sodality 1-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 1 RICHARD M. BERGER Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 German Club 1-4 Library Staff 2 Glee Club 3 A.S.T.M.E. 3-4 Chess Club 4 JAMES V. BONURA Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Library Staff 1-2 Gini Club 1 Drama Club 2-3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Camera Club 3 Speech Club 4 Journalism 4 J.V. Basketball 3 SENIOR I DEX ALBERT L. BROCKMLEIER Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Radio Club 2-3 Chess Club 4 DONALD M. BROOKS Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-4 Bee Basketball 2 Bee Baseball 2 J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Baseball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 S .N . T . 2-3 -4 Pep Club 3-4 Lettermen Society 4 BRUCE P. BRUEGGEMANN Shop Officer 4 SNT 2-3-4 Gun Club 4 Audio Club 4 KYLE BRYANT shop Officer 1-2-3 Library Staff 1-2-3 Radio Club 2-3 JOHN M. CASSARA Shop Officer 1-2 Library Staff 1-2 JAMES C. CHANDLER Shop Officer 3-4 A.S.T.M.E. 3-4 Chess Club 4 THOMAS J. COMER Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3 S .N.T. 2-3-4 Gun Club 3-4 RALPH T. CYR Sodality 2-3 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Ba.nd 2 Litho Club 2-3-4 DENNIS C. DAUGHERTY Gun Club 1 A.S.T.M.E. 3 CHARLES T. DAY Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Glee Club 1 J.V. Track 2-3 JAMES F. DE CLUE Shop Officer 4 Chemistry Club 2 Russian Club 3 Cycling Club 3-4 S . N . T . 2-3-4 Audio Club 4 PAUL N. DELLA ZOPPA Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 Band 1 Varsity Soccer 2 LEONARD A . DISTASO Sodality 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3 -4 Russian Club 2-3 German Club 2 Speech Club 3-4 CHARLES E. DITTELSEN Shop Officer 1-2-3 Gun Club 1 JEFFERY K. DORE Sodality 1 Class Officer 1 Shop Officer 1-4 Bee Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3-4 Letterman Society 4 ROBERT V. DOWD Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2 Library Staff 1-2-3 -4 Pep Club 4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Yearbook Staff 3-4 HOWARD A. DROZD Litho Club 3-4 Pep Club 4 JOHN J. ENGELN Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Library Staff 1 A .S .T.M.E. 3-4 ANDREW P. EPPINK Sodality 1 Glee Club 1-2 Bee Football 2 Varsity Track 4 Chess Club 4 JAN T. FRAINIE Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Bee Basketball 2 J.V. Baseball 2-3 J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 A.S.T.M.E. 3-4 Pep Club 4 MARCEL A . GALLEGOS Drama Club 1-4 Gun Club 3-4 Journalism 3-4 Hiking Club 3-4 Pep Club 4 Chess Club 4 RICHARD L. GARSTANG Shop Officer 3 S .N.T. 2-3-4 Gun Club 3-4 GERALD B. GERVAIS Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Library Staff 2 Gun Club 2 Litho Club 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Journalism 4 Letterman Society 4 Cee Track 1 J.V. Football 2 Varsity Track 3-4 ROBERT E. GHYSELS Band 1 J.V. Baseball 2-3 Pep Club 4 Litho Club 4 WALTER I-I. GOODWIN Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Science Club 2 A .S .T.M.E. 3-4 Hiking Club 3-4 German Club 4 Varsity Track 3-4 JOSEPH A . GRASSO Shop Officer 2-3-4 J.V. Football 2 BRUCE T. GRATES Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Journalism Club 4 Gun Club 4 JACK E. GRUNCHE Shop Officer 1-2-3 Varsity Baseball 3 DENNIS J. GUIDO Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Camera Club 3 Pep Club 3-4 Journalism 4 Cee Track 1 J.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Track 3 THOMAS J. GUNTI-IER Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Glee Club 3 Radio Club 3 ROBERT A . HAHN Sodality 2 German Club 1-2 S .N . T . 2-3-4 Radio Club 3 Audio Club 4 Journalism 4 Chess Club 4 Pep Club 4 ROBERT K. HALL S.N.T. 2-3-4 Gun Club 1-4 Bee Track 2 JOHN P. I-IARRIGAN Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Radio Club 3 Drama Club 3-4 MICHAEL O. HASKELL Sodality 2 Shop Officer 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 SENIOR I DEX DENNIS J. HAYES Shop Officer 1-3-4 Class Officer 4 Debate Club 3 Chess Club 4 Journalism 3 Pep Club 4 MICI-LAEL C. HAYES Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Journalism 3 Gun Club 3-4 STEPHEN P. HENRY Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 LOUIS M. HERNANDEZ Sodality 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 DENNIS R. .IMBRO Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 German Club 1-2 Russian Club 1-2-3 Chemistry Club 2 Speech Club 3 Gun Club 3-14 CARMEN A. ITALIA Shop Officerl-2-3 Class Officer 1 Band 1 J.V. Football 2 Litho Club 2-3-4 Camera Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Gun Club 3 Pep Club 3-4 CHRISTOPHER L. JOHNSON Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 2 Chemistry Club 2 Hiking Club 2 THOMAS R. KACZMAREK Shop Officer 2-3 Library Staff 1-2 A .S .T.M.E. 3-4 Gun Club 3 Chess Club 4 RICHARD E. KELLY, JR. Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3 -4 Varsity Basketball, Mgr. 3-4 Varsity Track 4 Gun Club 4 ALLAN F. KNAPPENBERGER Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-3 S.N.T. 2-3'-4 Bee Basketball 2 Bee Baseball 2 J.V. Basketball 3 J.V. Baseball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Pep Club 4 DANIEL J. KRAYSETS Sodality 3-4 Shop Officer 2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Litho Club 3-4 Glee Club 4 Varsity Track 4 JOI-IN T. KUTSCI-IKA Class Officer 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Cee Track 1 Varsity Football 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 A .S .T.M.E. 3-4 Journalism 4 Lettermen Society 3-4 ROBERT J. LABOZETTA Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-3 Band 1-2-3-4 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 Letterman Society 4 CARL J. LEUSCHNER Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 2-4 ROBERT J. LEWIS Shop Officer 2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Chemistry Club 2 Varsity Soccer 2 Glee Club 2 MICHAEL R. LINVILLE Shop Officer 1-2-3 -4 Class Officer 1-2 Gun Club 1 Library Staff 2 Chemistry Club 2 Journalism 2-3 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 4 ADRIAN C. LUGO Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 2-3 Gun Club 1-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 S .N.T. 2-3-4 Varsity Track 4 LAZLO I. MAKK Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 1 Sacristan 1-2 Camera Club 1-3 Gun Club 1 Varsity Soccer 2-3-4 Pep Club 4 Journalism 4 MICHAEL E. MARTINET Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Library Staff 2-3 Litho Club 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Cycling Club 4 Journalism 4 DENNIS S. MARYNICK Shop Officer 4 Band 1-2-3-4 S.N.T. 2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Sodali 1 CHRISTOPHER G. MATTLNGLY I W Shop Officer 1 Litho Club 2-3-4 Bee Track 2 Camera Club 3 Pep Club 4 Journalism 4 ANTHONY L. MAZZARINI Sodality 1-2-3 Class Officer 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 MICHAEL L. MCMULLEN Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2 Cee Track 1 Bee Football 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Journalism 4 Letterman Society 4 THOMAS R. MIEDRANO Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2 Bee Football 2 Math Club 3-4 Drama Club 4 Chess Club 4 LAWRENCE F. MEYER Sodality 2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Speech Club 3 Drama Club 4 RAUL A . MIRANDA Sodality 1-2-3 Shop Officer 1-2 Class Officer 1 German Club 1-2 Drama Club 1-2-3-4 J.V. Baseball 3 S .N . T . 2-3 Yearbook Staff 3 ALBERT MITCHELL Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Cee Track 1 J.V. Football 2 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Journalism 4 JOSEPH D. MOLLNER Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 2-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 DAVID S. NELSON Shop Officer 1-3 Chess Club 1 Chemistry Club 2 Math Club 3 Hiking Club 3-4 DAVID A . NEWMAN Sodality 2-3-4 Chess Club 1-4 Shop Officer 3 Hiking Club 3-4 ERNEST V. OROSCO Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 Drama Club 4 Journalism 4 Pep Club 4 Speech Club 4 XAVIER C. OROZCO Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-4 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 T.E.C. 3-4 Journalism 4 WILLIAM T. PALMQUIST Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 3 Varsity Track 2-3 MAURICE A . PANZA Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2 Varsity Soccer 2 STEVEN M. PITINO Class Officer 2 JOSEPH E. PIZZORNO Shop Officer 2-3-4 Gun Club 1-4 Matli Club 3-4 Chemistry Club 2 S .N . T . 2-3-4 JOSEPH R. POLITO Sodality 1-2 Shop Officer 2 Russian Club 2-3-4 PATRICK J. PREZIOSO Sodality 2 Shop Officer 1-3 j.V. Football 2 Gun Club 3-4 S .N .T . 2-3-4 JAMES T. PROBST Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Russian Club 1 Radio Club 3 GERALD T. QUIRK Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Gtm Club 4 Drama. Club 4 MICHAEL J. RAGSDALE Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Library Staff 2 Bee Track 2 DENNIS R. RASCHKA Sodality 1 Chemistry Club 2 S .N.T. 2-3-4 Gun Club 3 j.V. Soccer 3 Varsity Soccer 4 Journalism 3 Audio Club 4 MICHAEL L. RAYCRAFT Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-4 Chemistry Club 2 S .N .T . 2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Cycling Club 3-4 Math Club 3 Bee Soccer 4 ROBERT A . RAZO Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1 S .N .T . 2-3-4 J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3-4 Jorm L. REGAN Sodality 1-2-3-4 Speech Club 3-4 Hiking Club 3-4 NICK J. REINA Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 German Club 1-2 S .N . T . 2-3-4 Math Club 3-4 Chess Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3-4 ALFRED T . ROBERTS Sodality 1-2 Band 1 BRIAN A. ROBERTS Sodality 1 Shop Officer 4 Chemistry Club 2 S .N .T . 2-3-4 Gun Club 3-4 Hiking Club 3-4 RALPH R . ROMERO Shop Officer 3-4 Varsity Track 2-3-4 j.V. Football 2 Bee Track 1 RICHARD R. ROY Sodality 1-2 Class Officer 1-2 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Library Staff 1-2 Litho Club 2-3-4 Drama Club 2-3-4 Bee Track 2 Camera Club 3 Cycling Club 3 Speech Club 4 Journalism 4 JACK D. REUBENSAAL Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Litho Club 3-4 Journalism 4 LOUIS R. SALAZAR Shop Officer 2-3 Gun Club 1 Library Staff 3 Litho Club 2-3-4 Drama Club 1 Camera Club 3 Varsity Soccer 4 Pep Club 4 T.E.C. 3-4 Journalism 4 Pep Club 4 ALBERT A . SANTILLANES Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2-3 -4 Library Staff 1 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Pep Club 4 Journalism 4 GILBERT SCHULTZ Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Gun Club 1 Library Staff 2 T.E.C. 3-4 FRANCIS P. SELE Sodality 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 2-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 EUGENE D. SI-IEAN Shop Officer 1-2-3 German Club 1 Russian Club 1 Chemistry Club 2 Math Club 3 Hiking Club 4 Pep Club 4 STEVEN J. SIMCO Shop Officer 1 LAWRENCE E. SIMPSON Shop Officer 2-3-4 S.N.T. 2-3-4 Bee Track 2 Yearbook Staff 3 JOHN R. SJNNER Sodality 1-2-3 T.E.C. 3-4 Varsity Track 4 BYRON A. STACK Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-3 Gun Club 1-3-4 S .N.T. 2-3-4 Library Staff 2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 JOHN H. STANLEY Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-3-4 SNT 2-3-4 J.V. Track 2 Varsity Track 3-4 German Club 1 JOHN ST. GEORGE Sodality 1-2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Varsity Soccer 2-3-4 KENNETH A. STRASSER Shop Officer 1-2-4 Library Staff 1-2-3 J.V. Football 2 J.V. Track 2 Varsity Track 3 Radio Club 2-3 Pep Club 4 Journalism 4 BERNARD J. SULLIVAN Shop Officer 1-2-3 Library Staff 1-2-3 Gtm Club 1-4 Bee Football 2 Pep Club 3-4 Yearbook Staff 3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 SE IORI DEX MICHAEL D. SULLIVAN Shop Officer 2-3-4 Class Officer 1 Drama Club 4 Chemistry Club 2 Journalism Club 3 Gun Club 1-3-4 J.V. Baseball 2 Pep Club 3 PATRICK J. SULLIVAN Shop Officer 3 Class Officer 1-2-3 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3-4 J.V. Football 2 Band 1 Pep Club 4 Letterman Sociew 4 MICHAEL P. SWEENEY Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-2 Library Staff 1-2 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 4 Drama Club 1-2-3-4 Gtui Club 1 Camera Club 2 Litho Club 2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Journalism 4 MICI-IAEL E. TI-IIBODEAUX Shop Officer 1-4 T .E . C . 3 -4 Chess Club 4 JEROME G. TORRIBIO Sodality 2-3 Shop Officer 2-3-4 Class Officer 4 S .N .T . 2-3-4 Gun Club 3-4 German Club 1-2 THOMAS P. VALCICH Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Cee Track 1 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3-4 Gun Club 1-3-4 J.V. Football 2 Hiking Club 3 RICHARD F. VENNE Sodality 1 Shop Officer 1-3-4 Class Officer 1 Bee Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Letterman Society 2-3-4 CARLOS J. VIDAURRI Sodality 3-4 Shop Officer 1 German Club 1-2 Russian Club 1-2-3-4 Chemistry Club 2 Radio Club 3 Camera Club 3 Math Club 3 Journalism 4 Speech Club 4 Chemistry Club 2 Journalism 4 FERMIN L. VIGIL Sodality 1-2-3 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3-4 Litho Club 2-3-4 Camera Club 2 Gun Club 1-3 Pep Club 4 Drama Club 3-4 Library Staff 1 JAMES R. VISLAVSKY Sodality 1 Class Officer 1 Shop Officer 2-3 Russian Club 1 German Club 1-2 Radio Club 3 Library Staff 3 Math Club 3 VICTOR J. WAYTEK Sodality 2-3 Class Officer 1-2-3 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Gun Club 1-3-4 S .N . T . 2-3-4 MICHAEL N. WHICI-IELLO Shop Officer 1 Class Officer 3 S .N .T . 2-3-4 German Club 1-2 Chemistry Club 2 WILLIAM F. WINTERS Shop Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 1 Cee Track 1 Varsity Football 2 Bee Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3-4 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 4 Pep Club 4 Letterman Society 4 ALAN G. WITHERBY Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 T.E.C. 3-4 RUSSELL G. WITT Sodality 2-3-4 Shop Officer 1-2-3-4 J.V. Baseball 2 Library Staff 2-3 Litho Club 2-3-4 Journalism 3-4 Cycling Club 3 Pep Club 4 MICHAEL V. WOLDANSKI Class Officer 1 Shop Officer 2-3 Cee Track 1 Bee Track 2 T.E.C. 3-4 I Varsity Track 4 Letterman Society 4 DENNIS R. WUCHNER Shop Officer 1-2-4 Chemistry Club 2 S.N.T. 2-3-4 Gun Club 1-3-4 RODNEY A. YOUNG Shop Officer 3 Bee Track 1 Litho Club 2-3-4 Camera Club 3 Journalism 3-4 Pep Club 4 ODALITY EEN Kneeling: Thomas Moshenrose, Henry Jimenez Jerry Lanich, Ignatio Corrales Standing: justin Gannon, John DeLucia, Bro. Scagliotti, John Lillig, Manuel Burola. Seated: Timothy Bailey, Thomas Stout, William Mathews, Joseph Polanco, Joseph Vetter, Brian Kelly. Standing: Richard Collins, Fr. joseph, Raymond Herriman. Seated: JosephAmmann, Stephen Goodman, Harold Wright, Robert Majorino. Standing: Timothy Luk- siewicz, Thomas Irish, Charles Sevier, Michael Blanco, Robert Russey, Rhilip Barrett, Christopher Arntzen. 108 SODALITY Kneeling: Timothy Donavan, Michael Cummings, William Meathe, David Magallanes. Standing: john Clemens, David Bauman, Robert Sullivan, Robert Boyd, Camilo Rojas, Eugene Forte, Bro. Burns. Kneeling: Carlos Solis, Richard Harkey, Donald Hesse, Robert Baldwin. Standing: Michael Fuentes, john Violante, Peter Mullaly, james Surina, Bro. Tambacco. Freshmen Sodalists . SQDALITY g f Kneeling: Gary Stutt, Sergio Bonetti, Thomas Salas. Standing: William Vosburg, Armando Corella, joseph Bisaccio, Frank Alarcon. Kneeling: Robert Pomeroy Standing: Peter Marino, Douglas Wynn, Don Thompson, and William Wood. Seated: David Newman, Francis Sele, joseph Bartolini, Louis Hernandez, john Regan. Standing Bro. Burns. ODALITY Kneeling: Robert Williams, Michael Cichirillo, Charles Conaty. Standing: Rene Vega, Victor Baffoni, Thomas Kearns. Kneeling: John Rubensaal, Alan Witherby, Robert Dowd. Standing: Thomas Medrano, Carl Arnt- zen, john Engeln, Lawrence Meyer, Fr. Joseph. Seated: Leonard Dis- taso, Bruce Grates, Nick Reina, Michael Ray- craft. Standing: Fr. O'Connor, Rad Artuk- ovic, Michael Hayes, Carlos Vidaurri, Dean Mollner. SPEECH CLUB LOWER DIVISION SPEECH CLUB: Seated: Christopher Arntzen, Carlos Chavez, Timothy Keenan, james Marmorstone, Robert I-Iayley. Standing: William Mathews, John Masterman, Peter Urquidi, justin Gannon, Waldemar Wisniewski, Mr. Freifield, William Barclay. Qabsentj Mark Barclay. g mg 0 We . A- I Q gig! QQ 2 I . Of' I . . 0 ' ,III995,u','S S125 gg F UPPER DIVISION SPEECH CLUB: Seated: Michael Smith, James Bonura, Richard Roy, Leonard Distaso, Robert Akin, William Keye. Stariding: Mr. Freifield, Robert Williams, Paul Eppink, john Regan, Michael Moore, Ronald Orosco, Roger Cunning- ham, Carlos Vidaurri. LGWER DIVISION JOURNALISM: Seated: Dan Green, Justin Gannon, Thomas Curran, Carlos Chavez, William Mathews. Standing: Mr. Frei- field, Robert Ebert, Christopher Arntzen, Michael Cummings, Dean Becker. jo R ALI M CLUB ew-AE --X u-1 fi 3 Q x S, UPPER DIVISION JOURNALISM: Seated: Roger Curmingham, Bernard Sullivan, Jerry Gervais, Michael Martinet, William Arblaster, Albert Mitchell Standing: Russell Witt, Carmen Italia, Richard Roy, Rodney Young, Marcel Gallegos, Christopher Mattingly, Michael Ragsdale, Dennis Guido, james Bonura, Ronald Orosco, Mr. Freifield. .M W. GUN CLUB X w, M W Q , X ulflfillfiw, H , 332 52Qss:ss,,uQsssww ,1 awzafjijj-355 X, X, , . M , ,,A ,, , , L ,. 5533529 ' 1 ' 1 . . an...-3. H ,X ' 3 W W 1' l 'S ga - I SENIORS Kneeling: Gerald Torribio, Marcel Gallegos, Bernard Sullivan, Richard Kelly, Ronald Baca, Michael Sullivan, Dennis Imbro, james Ary. Standing: joseph Pizzorno, Patrick Prezioso, Richard Garstang, Dennis Hayes, Thomas Comer, Thomas Valcich, William Arblaster, Victor Waytek, Gerald Quirk, Brian Roberts, Kenneth Hall. 4 ' x I Ill gl'UE: .I ,ll .van Ill .IUNIORS Kneeling: Steven DeCenzo, john Breen, jerry Thomas, William Alarcon, Edward O'Dwyer, john Callahan. Standing: William Vosburg, Thomas Dwyer, Robert Swift, Donald Snyder, Timothy Fitzpatrick Robert Berg, John Truxaw, Fr. Prendiville. gal 9 M 1 X W ' I . RADIO CLUB Seated: Charles Rogers, Frank Panz a. Stand- ing: James Radomski, Robert Adrian, Steven Whitton, Richard DeLuna, Bruce Liming, john Randazzo, Mr. Resurreccion. 4 CHESS CLUB Kneeling: Dennis Hayes, Marcel Gallegos. Standing: Kenneth Harris, Richard Berger, Michael Thibideaux, Nick Reina, james Chandler, Andrew Eppink, Michael Hayes, jose ph Piz zorno . STAGE CREW john Lloyd, Thomas Wurfl, Mr. Parris, john DeLucia, George Hernandez, Fred Boecking. 'Z 1 2 1- L 1-n l. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS JmEl3ffff3ffiifffl Hm' SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS Kneeling: Joseph Pizzorno, Jerome Torribio, Ralph Cyr. Standing: joseph Mollner, Leonard Distaso, James Ary, Fr Frank, William Arblaster, Russell Witt. - Rev. Larry Lorenzoni, S.D.B. 1- At 1 I 'H-i, Retreatants receive communion. Rev. Paul Caporali, S.D.B. RETRE T ' H7 Rev. Mirko Flac, S.D.B. LITHO CLUB l n t Kodak night included a talk on Contact Screens given by Mr. Frank Benham, Sales Representative. .- - 2 u 1 Here color-keys are explained at a recent 3-M night. Il If ' g.-.-A-1-- ' 4 A recent induction of new sophomore members. Mr. Allyn Schroeder displays the new advances of the Carlson Register system. Mr. Earl Weddenorf explains the wipe-on plate process. 3 rw Mr. Robert Neil, Sales Manager of the Ideal Roller Co. , discusses the care and manufacturing of rollers. LITHG CLUB 42 Ivlr. John Gilchrist, president ofthe Los Angeles Litho Club, installs Albert Santillanes as president of the Bosco-Tech Litho Club 1964-1965. Gerald Gervais,vice president, and Daniel Kraysets, treasurer, look on. OC KX Lo 2 l 1 4 -1 V334 ASW T- +3 ff-X Mr. David Rice, owner of the George Rice Printing Co. , speaks to the members at the annual Installa- tion Banquet. T LE T SHO First place winners: Adrian Lugo, Rad Artukovic, Dan Collins, Second place award goes to Gary Stutt, Daniel Green, Pat are congratulated by Fr. Firebaugh, principal, and by Fr. Warren, William Grossen, Daniel Coons, and james Rawlins. Luna, Music Director . 5 Douglas Wynn is the third place winner. .11 5 Joseph Bisaccio clutches the fourth place award. V SPORTS ir 2 ,EF ,v M 'mgfii' .1 QW, 'Q 1 4 4 f - I ffsmwmsgz. an ., rf .W , ,,,...,.., ,x , xxx 'Vi-M' Afwsfiisifisisiiififiiruifiai- VF ' f Q53 ,K - gf: ,V 5 4455 - 11- uw . , K A ,mg . . ef zz Xi av Q 25355, if-ffm 'W-Q5 .,-:.1.,.w.,. ww gm' 2 f may L av. SN! I ASKETB LL VARSITY: Kn l' :All ee ing en Knappenberger, jan Frainie, Thomas F esenmeyer Allen Abel Donald Brooks Middle Row: Coach Troncale, John Mattingly, William Winters, Paul Liewer, Jeffrey? Dore , Richard Kelly , manager. Back Row: Michael Michalowski, Grant I-Iintze, Michael Penna, Richard Venne , Xavier Orozco. Skull session on side lines. 'K' Venne surprises opposition in aerial battle. BASKETB LL 'Ga.ngWay, Eagles, I'm coming through! LES 2 Venue lays it in nice and easyx 1 25 Agressive Liewer scores against Salesian BASKETBALL Venue sets the play. Shargo pops it in. BASKETBALL aj xg, . A , A I ,g ,g B Basketball Squad: Kneeling: Michael Fuentes , Marie Natividad, Victor Burges, john Sanchez, Michael Blanco. Standing: Victor Cano, Michael Krantz, john Siemack, Charles Cirar, Edward Armijo, james Alpago, Coach Wayne Monroe. l ,N , h Delson takes a shot. Gomez rips for two. 127 , an 1 T .pu r, no ,dt-.YJ , .1:Q25 ?'V, ,w k.' yi: 1 m N -kr' U . 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