Don Bosco Technical Institute - Techman Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)
- Class of 1967
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This is the way and the truth and the life, This is the light of Christ. But it is ei hidden light. Dom I-lubert:'Van Zeller, O.S.B. Volume II SBIIIOFS ads .........., 230 fa STAQAFE ww . SAFETY PRODI 51,5 ,w GN CAR SPEC VXFXJ FAGER'S Body, Fender 81 Pa doaaf Qfcaua cf AROLD L WEST - SAFETY SHOE C0 ALFRED B Q d T h 23 mf , 'MINE SAFETY API .n 1321 wssr 1211-1 smear R-fx-s.. 1 f . X I X 7 61611 v U, ' Z E VISUAL AND AUDIO VISUAL HSMM EDUCATIONAL 5620 'ECIAL REPRESENTATIVE H - h Drive elep one:l I I - Roy L. Ash james S. Cantlen Daniel j. Donohue Patrick J. Frawley Raymond E. Lee Rev. Paul M. Caporali, SDB Gordon B. Crary A .j. Eyraud Allerton H. Jeffries R.j. Liechti james Francis Cardinal McIntyre Chairman Willard W. Keith lst Vice Chairman Gerald j. Lynch 2nd Vice Chairman We U15 611155 Of I 962 Dvdicafe U15 Slezfmfh 6 D014 Bosco Louis B. Lunciborg Very Rev. johnj. Malloy, SDB Robert Mitchell john B. Rauen john A. McCone Paul Mehren Very Rev. Donald W. Montrose W. R. Sidenfaden Robert P. Strub Rev. Thomasj. Prendiville, SDB Louis T. Gilbertson Executive Secretary Adrien C. Pelletier Treasurer Richard A . Grant Secretary Valium' Of U16 Cashman C0 E716 Beard Of Zrusfccs Of Cechnical Jnstifuta 7 Jn Apprwiativn The faculty and students offer you this place of honor in the Techmen '67, in appreciation for ren years of service as an accountant at Bosco-Tech. May God bless and keep you now and forever. I ...-- i.,,,,,,-Q-vb- l1 - ,-H. , .Ll g we T , 'fo wrwiv 3 , x -f-,,,,-' xx... ,, w L '.,vN- UH! 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Dear Graduates: Your high school course has now come successfully to an end. The years have piled one upon another as you have accumulated the knowledge, skills and habits necessary for the adult world. As you set out toward distant goals the hard work of the past four years will begin to reap untold benefits for you. Life is a continual learning process and even though you have established good foundations of character and learning, it is important that you face future challenges with confidence ever ready to profit from new experiences and fresh opportunities. Your past application to work and study will have supplied you with the skills and knowledge necessary to take your place as valuable and intelligent members of the modern technological society. However, skill and knowledge alone cannot give ultimate assurance of success. Faith in God's loving Providence, and the moral strength that comes from years of living according to His law, will give depth and balance and meaning to your lives. It is precisely in the spiritual values you have learned to cherish that you will find the answer to your deepest problems and the key to true success and happiness. The prayers of your teachers and instructors go with you as you take your place in the ranks of the Bosco-Tech alumni. May the friendships you have established with teachers and classmates grow even stronger over the years in spite of physical separation. To the Class of 1967, our best wishes for success and happiness. May God bless you always! Sincerely yours, Rev. Thomas J. rendiville, S.D.B. Principal fu . , . , , Rev. William Schafer, S.D,B, Vice Principal ADMINIS Rev. Ralph Simeone, S.D.B. Chaplain junior Dean Language Department Chairman Sophomore Latin Language Lab Sodality Moderator TRATION 45 M1 71 'I. L 1. Li sew 1 f 5' E Y Rev. Frank Ribotta, S.D.B. Senior Dean Ethics Department Chairman Sophomore Ethics QE! HT,-F,-,v.1-.-Qzzrs-..-.- i- f---T- A' ,QD J., lg -. .-j..,v,15.-f 1 .uf .. , .r g ,. .1 1 , ,,, -M,., UL- Cy ,J 2: , . LL, In if-r I-' ,, 1 ' , :Lei-A' -if V ., , gif! Jr- ,mi 1 - 'T :SIE Ziigjrm- --F 11,3 li :I .,. 1 55,7 ggi . ' , 'A - 1 1 ,f'2.-fw.Pz:'-fini' f ' 'Elini' 1. 1 ' 111 . 11-, J-L5'!f4 - 11,3,'.!-,,,I1..'i5f11 U , , .4 '-mera--5-11' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ,- .--.5'utQE1'ffc- 1: 1 ' 1 - V 1 ' it Q!.ff 1Ln3- Rev. Thomas D'Amato, S.D.B. Sophomore Dean Ethics Department junior Ethics Mission Procurator YJEPEVW1: .,.lI W1 Y' . . 1 it 's-Emi LIZ, Hg'-, J1givf'.1.F 5 7 .bv 1. ' ti,-f !'E 5!-.., I -' 1 22:11 'UF F 1 11 'hh Ar frj . ' QR'-L4i..: '!.l',, flew Vt f v 'I , ,, Mr. Stephen Andreano Electronics Department Head instructor ,A ' g 'P Rev. Manuel Alves, S.D.B. Spiritual Colmseling Bro. Anthony Asebedo, S.D.B Automotive Department Instructor of Juniors Head Instructor Sodality Moderator Bro. Larry Arellano, S.D.B. Photolithography Department Assistant Instructor of Freshmen 18 Mr. Alfred Bailey Science Department Sophomore Physics Mathematics Department Junior Math Mr. Terry Bliquez Science Department junior Chemistry Mathematics Department Freshmen Math J.V. Baseball Rev. Alfred Broccardo, S. D.B. Ethics Department Freshmen Ethics 455' , Bro. Frank Bracchi, S.D.B. Department Head I.nstructor of Seniors Rev. Arnold Buja, S.D.B. Librarian Mathematics Department Freshmen Math Cyc1is1:'s Club Moderator ' . .WHERE THERE IS DARKNESS LET ME SOW LIGI-IT. St. Francis of Assisi 19 Bro. Eugene Burns, S. D. B. Band Director Public Relations Sodality Moderator Cabinetmaking Department Assistant Instructor of Freshmen Mr. Roy Currin Coordinator Technical Counseling Servic e 1 Tr '37 1, :f hw 5.1: -an in w' , I Mr. Robert Everitt Electronics Department Chairman Bro. Edward Farias, S.D.B. Mechanical Technology Department Head Instructor Mr. Max Freifield Social Studies Department Chairman Government Speech and Debate Club Moderator Bro. Anthony Freitas, S.D.B Department Head Instructor of Seniors Mr. ,Anthony Garcia English Department Freslunen English Junior English Journalism Club Moderator Rev. Jack Giacomini, S.D.B. Mathematics Department Immior Math Music Department Chairman Glee Club Golf Team Coach 21 Mr. Freifield explains the different types of ballots used in government. Bro. George Ghiselli, S. D. B. Photolithography Department Head Instructor of Freshmen Safety Director 22 Mr. Ronald Gibson Science Department Chairman Senior Physics Senior Science Fair Adviser Mathematics Department Freshmen Math Mr. Karl Hahn Language Department Freshmen Latin Basic Technical Drawing Mr. Michael I-Iattar Mathematics Department Chairman Sophomore Math Senior Math Calculus Club Adviser Mr. William johnson Mathematics Department Sophomore Math Bro. Lawrence King, S.D.B. Electronics Department Head Instructor Sodality Moderator 1 Mr. Conrad Johanson Metallurgy Department Insuuctor of Juniors Mr. Lester Jones Metallurgy Department Instructor of Seniors 23 Bro. Joseph Lockwood, S.D.B. Industrial Drafting Department Head Instructor Yearbook Adviser Sodality Moderator 45 , X, Mr. Paul Lampe Cabinetmaking Department Head Instructor Mr. Louis Martin Metallurgy Department Instructor of Freshmen 24 Mr. George Madatian English Department Chairman Sophomore English Senior English Bro. Anthony Mafse, S.D.B. Business Manager Mr. Michael McKay English Department Sophomore English Junior English LV. Basketball Track 'jk Mr. Wayne Monroe Social Studies Deparhnent World History American History B Basketball J. V. Baseball Mr. Gibson explains the theory of Circular Motion. B .W-1 - ..- -..,. : Ss.- :.-,VU - .Y--T A , , - 1:5225- iE' 2,34 lg-it-4-iv.. , L J ign 1 31.33. - '7i5- - -I' I 4I F55 i ra Y ,r3'sx1'E3Y!Ef'7 9 g 33-fr. L4 ,bk ,,. ,illlll af I it 2557... 1 N 1, .' fue Q Q' l B et zgwxlfgala? -. Bro. jack Mc Linden, S.D.B. Photolithography Department Head Instructor Instructor of Sophomores -4-. I i ..,, -.14 l.. --v -- 'L-:W , V -f Hg rf, A ,. ,. f..-uw, ,. ,,n,,n , , w... w r 4 ' ff qs!! ,HY .6 E-,K-,-,, -,,,,,1,1,-,,,,?iw ,,, 25 Q i JL: -Ltr.-.aigalebgzii l Automotive Department Assistant Instructor of Juniors Assistant Instructor of Sophomores Cross Country Bro Gerard Pellegrino, S. D. B. Metallurgy Department Head Instructor Instructor of Sophomores Sodahty Moderator 26 fs? 'ei Mr. Timothy Murphy Automotive Department Assistant Instructor of Freshmen Rev. John O'Connor, S.D.B. Ethics Department Junior Ethics Drama Club Moderator .4-f' Bro. James Reda, S.D.B. Mechanical Technology Department Head Instructor Studyhall Club Moderator Bro. William Regner, S.D.B. Metallurgy Department Head Instructor Instructor of Freshman Letterman Society Adviser Bro. Joseph Reza, S.D.B. Department Head Instructor of Juniors Intramural Director Sodality Moderator Mr. Roland Sammelman Electronics Department Assistant Instructor of juniors s-1 '1 Mr. Donald Renner Placement Director Public Relations Bro. Patrick Saavedra, S.D.B Cabinetmaking Department Head Instructor Assistant Athletic Director 27 Mr. James Scott English Department Freshmen English Senior English Mr. Robert Stebler Department Head Instructor of Seniors Mathematics Department Junior Math Mr Troncale admires one of the Drlver Educatlon cars furnished by Burch Oldsmoblle. Rev. Raymond Steichen, S.D.B. Electronics Department Head Instructor Mr. Kenneth Stermetz Metallurgy Department , Lab Assistant of Sophomores Mr. Leo Stmasser Photolithography Department Head Instructor Mr. Robert Traulsen Mechanical Technology Department Head Instructor Mr. Anthony Troncale Athletic Director Driver Education Health and First Aid 29 Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball W it. 'In Mr. Leo West Metallurgy Department Instructor of Freshmen :-: -, n uw ww Bro. Chr-istianWoerz, S.D.B. Industrial Drafting Department Head Instructor Pep Club Moderator Assistant Safety Director 30 f 4 , Bro. Louis Vega, S.D.B. Automotive Department Head Instructor Soccer Sodality Moderator Y. Bro. John Wertz, S.D.B. Assistant Drama Club Moderator -L Mr. Douglas Wynn Metallurgy Department Lab Assistant of Sophomores , a -'Y V , -- ,,,A' ff f' i1rf'f1'Hwwg.f+,,,,4wU mm x. ' .:,:L., The voice of experience AL. r Annual kick-off of the year 4.0, '1f-j..r. ' ' Are you here again? 31 ul, uw--. f' wr I., , ' w W: - I, ,, .. Mrs . Arm Gibbs Registrar J Office Staff ui? T555 W -vu ms. Angie Giuseffi Receptionist s r fa' f I u f 1' w . , 55 , -Q 5 X ,J ' 'C IJ X y N J '1 . , ' 'N 'K ' - 1 4:'.g, -2 ., ,f ,. Emi' ,V 1 Q , -4:5 . '?,5?jg?5' ' ,lf V. ., l' . 'WL .H , -X 1' E ' w f' wx . . A- - ..,3. ' f Mrs. Mane Sxmons V -so-ix Recordmg Secretary ' 1 .- 'Jn' F-. -r Q 2 'bi ' '- .?9? 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Timothy Rehm Benell Mechanical Technology , X Maurice John Bonas Industrial Drafting Michael Anthony Blanco Metallurgy Gerald Ray Bonura Industrial Drafting 38 Fred Earl Boecking Photolithography XJ I 5 Robert Paul Boyd Electronics S X 1 Q Victor Manuel Burgos Industrial Drafting X 1 ,I Frederick Arthur Capriccio Mechanical Technology Manuel Alfredo Burrola Automotive John Willis Carvin Automotive 39 1121 QF Richard Dennis Butcher Cabinetmaking Arnold Castille Mechanical Technology Dennis Dewey Ceccarelli Mechanical Technology Richard Henry Collins Cabinetmaking I Charles Duane Cirar Metallurgy XT Daniel Thomas Coons Photolithography 40 john Richard Clemmens Mechanical Technology john Edward Corrado Mechanical Technology 45 Ignacio Francisco Corrales Industrial Drafting Daniel De La Rosa Automotive Thomas Charles Curren Electronics Michael Robert Cummings Photolithography d 'X T Steven Edward Delson y Industrial Drafting juan Nicolas De La Vara Photolithography 41 Q QE IV john Robert De Lucia Photolithography Samuel Anthony Dominick Automotive Richard Donald De Luna K Industrial Drafting Michael joseph Distaso Cabinetmal-:ing ' 5 lt f W W ' I' X V , K, A X , I- Timothy Laker Donovan Mechanical Technology x . 1 Richardo joseph Duran Photolithography 42 Steven Louis Duron Photolithography I ff Richard John Egkan M eta llurgy Joseph Harry Du Rousseau Metallurgy Norman Robert Ebert Industrial Drafting - ' Mark Joseph Epperson Photolithography 43 Roger Edward Fager Industrial Drafting Daniel Leigh Farr Metallurgy ' 'JR Michael David Fuentes Electronics in ith Albert Anthony Fiore Electronics Xavier Arroyo Gallegos Industrial Drafting 44 'a N Eugene Louis Forte Electronics Justin Anthony Gannon Electronics WZ' Joseph Michael George Cabinetmaking Edmundo Gomez Industrial Drafting I rx I' ,- ' -ik fi 'RL.'j,?'l . : 7 - . 5 Stephen Edward Goodman Electronics Daniel john Green Electronics 45 -4 Frank Velazquez Gomez Photolithography dim., William Roy Grocle Mechanical Technology if N6- 1 ,.,,. 15 ki' -5123. - .A g 'lu Ein. x - ,Q iff ' 'fit 5 Q xx, YH I Thomas Joseph Hagan Electronics Marshall P atton Hanson M eta llurgy Richard Keith Hall Industrial Drafting F DEN, Mark Allen I-Iaren Metallurgy 46 -415 A X -c-gov 5 , J ,J Kenneth Endicott Hanson E le ctronics ' ,, Richard David Harkey Electronics -ws., Q I L Gary Michael Harris Metallurgy !X ',i'E George Anthony Hernandez Photolithography Frank Jerome Hays Electronics Raymond James Herriman Electronics 47 George Michael I-lazuc Industrial Drafting 1, lg 'G Y , ! Donald Edward Hesse Electronics ig' 1 Ronald Lee Hussey Photolithography Michael 101-in Hill Henry Robert Jimenez Metallurgy Industrial Drafting J ig X I ., j4S9wg.,4J9y ' H rn' - l if , William Steven johnson , X ' 1 Mechanical Technoligy jeffrey Don johnson Gregory Edward Kandel Electronics Electronics 48 ' Tx Charles Brian Kelly Electronics George Robert Kornhoff Mechanical Technology lf, 1 Michael Robert Keys Mechanical Technolo x, Harold Allan Ladd Mechanical Technolo 49 SY Q U gl' Harry Francis Klaus Automotive I Fred Raymond Lang Electronics Gerald Allen Lanich Electronics I Thomas Anthony Lang Electronics -fm David Edward Libert f ,ff Mechanical Technology 1 f M A f I David George Lewis Metallurgy 50 John Anthony Lesiczka Mechanical Technology MW J 1 l John Edward Lillig Electronics Bruce Franklin Liming Industrial Drafting Jeffrey Ward Madden Mechanical Technology Timothy Harry Lukasiewicz Metallurgy f pf David Nicholas Magallanes Elecuonics 51 Terence Patrick McDonald Metallurgy Robert Lawrence Majorino Electronics RHF pi l.e f 1 John Steven Masterman Metallurgy 45 John Baptiste Mazzarini, jr. Industrial Drafting Donald Joseph Masulis Electronics , .iw 1 J! ,, el ,N - ', . ' I 1 f C 615,fi xla .,' -I, il - 1.1139 rf f William Frank Meathe Electronics 52 William John Matheus, Ir. Industrial Drafting William Raymond Meister Metallurgy' Chester Lee Morris M eta llurgy G 'fx ,-i Peter Tlmothy Mullaly 1 Mario Anthony Natividad Electronics I , . . - Thomas Allen Moshen Electronics 'S 41 John Dennis Nemecek Automotive 53 IOSB Photohthography ,5 5 Louis Steven Novakow M eta llurgy i I Frank Joseph Panza Industrial Drafting joseph Steven Polanco Photolithography 'Q- Oscar Vincent Parra Photolithography T1 1 Owen Waldo Perez Electronics Robert We lsch Puhlman Cabmetmaking 54 james Edward Radomski Industrial Drafting im- 'F an I - , . - 1 l George Louis Ramos Photo lithogra phy 11:1-P' Charles Lee Rogers Industrial Drafting John Michael Randano Industrial Drafting fm Camilo Segura Rojas Photo lithography 55 K. N 1 A Michael Joseph Riley Photo lithography I ' 'W 1 I Robert Claude Russey Electronics is .' .f john Edward Sanchez, Ir. Metallurgy Charles Edward Savier Photolithography Richard David Schafer Cabinetmaking ll Francis Thomas Shar Metallurgy 56 gO 4 ' . .if xf-. 5?- AK I E N . ,, . ' 1 X 4 51 , I . lf 1 X r ,Uh J . 29. I W L V J ' 4 - V ' , Ig j..-r Q ' fi ,f- Ronald Stephen Schlaifer Electronics John Bogdan Siemak Metallurgy David Lee Vogl Industrial Drafting Waldemar Stanislaw Wisniewski Electronics ':. f 4 Thomas Edward White Photolithography Harold Da le Wright Metallurgy 59 Robert Henry Ziller Electronics VIR S . ALONSO Cabinetmaking Spanish 1 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3 JIM L. ALPAGO Photolithography , SENIOR INDEX National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 3 Varsity Baseball 4 Electronics Glee Club 1 2 3 4 CLEMENT 1. AMMANN, JR. YY National Honor Socie Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 3, 4 DOUG P. ANDREWS Cabinetmaking German 1 Rocket Club 1 Cee Track I Bee Track 2 J.V. Track 3 ED. R. ARMIJO Metallurgy Glee Club l, 2, 3 Gun Club 3, 4 Pep Club 2 S .N .T . 2, 3, 4 CHRIS M. ARNTZEN Electronics Drama Club 3 German l journalism Club 2, 3, Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech and Debate 1, TIM C . BAILEY Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Journalism Club 3, 4 Rocket Club l Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 A.I.D.D. 4 2,3,4 4 2, 3,4 Tom Moshenrose, Electronics '67 makes final check on console of new language lab. I BOB H. BALDWIN Mechanical Technology Band l,2,3 Sodality 1, 2,3 T.E.C. 2,3,4 j.V. Baseball 2 Varsity 3, 4 BILL R. BARCLAY, IR. Metallurgy Golf Team 2 German 1 National Honor Society Nine Offices 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality l Speech and Debate 2, 3 Tech Cyclists 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 S .N . T. 2, 3, 4 PHIL A. BARRETT Mechanical Technology Chess Club 1 History Club 1, 2 Rocket Club 1 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 T .E.C. 2,3,4 JOHN R. BATES Photolithography History Club 1 National Honor Society junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 DAVE L. BAUMAN Mechanical Technology History Club 2 Nine Offices 4 Sodality 4 Tech Cyclists 3, 4 T.E.C. 2 Bee Track 2, 3, 4 2 3 ---4' Carlos Alberto Solis Mechanical Technology ,gum Ronald Eugene Stoner Mechanical Technology I. 'K Dale Edward Spalding Metallurgy Theodore George St.Martin Cabinetmaking 3 Robert Edmund Sullivan Industrial Drafting 57 .- fel Q..-'- James Daniel Surina Electronics William George Thompson Mechanical Technology an Robert Stephen Vessely Industrial Drafting joseph Frank Urquidi Metallurgy Ernesto Manuel Vasquez Industrial Drafting' joseph james Vetter Photolithography 58 John Anthony Violante Photo lithography TIM R. BENELL Mechanical Technology Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Golf Club 4 Gun Club 4 Library Staff 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 1, 2 Sodality l, 2 Tech Cyclists 1, 2, 3, 4 T.E .C. 2, 3, 4 MIKE A. BLANCO Metallurgy Band l, 2 Sodality 2, 3, 4 S.N.T. 2, 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 2 Bee Basketball 2 j.V. Basketball 3 V3-I'SiUY Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Soccer I FRED E. BOECKING Photolithography Drama Club 1, 2, 3 History Club I journalism Club 4 Rocket Club I junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 MAURY J. BONAS Industrial Drafting Drama Club I Study Hall Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 A.I.D.D. 4 JERRY R. BONURA Industrial Drafting Math Club 1 Nine Offices I Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club I Sodality 1 A.I.D.D. 4 BOB P. BOYD Electronics Band 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 2 Gun Club 3, 4 Ham Radio 1, 3 Math Club 4 Rocket Club 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 VIC M. BURGOS Industrial Drafting Chess Club 1, 2 Letterman Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2 A.I.D.D. 4 j.V. Baseball 2 Bee Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Varsity Basketball 3 MANUEL A. BURROLA Automotive Glee Club 1 Letterman Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bee Basketball 2 j.V. Track 2 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Shop Officer 2, 3, 4 A .S .B . Vice-president RICHARD D. BUTCHER Cabinetrnaking Spanish I Sodality I, 2 j'.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Soccer 3 Varsity Track 3 Study Hall Club 4 FRED A . CAPRICCIO Mechanical Technology Camera Club 1 Chess Club 2 History Club 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Rocket Club 2 Sodality 3 T . E . C . 2, 3, 4 Bee Track 2, 3 JOHN CARVIN Automotive Nine Offices 1, 2 Study Hall Club I, 2, 3, 4 ARNOLD CASTILLE Mechanical Technology Band l, 2 Drama Club 4 History Club l T. E . C. 2, 3, 4 DENNIS D. CECCARELLI Mechanical Technology History Club l, 2 Rocket Club l, 2 Tech Cyclists 1 T.E .C . 2, 3, 4 Study Hall Club 3, 4 CHARLES D. CIRAR Metallurgy Gun Club 3, 4 Math Club 4 National Honor Society 2 Journalism Club 4 Pep Club 2 Bee Basketball 2 S.N.T. 2, 3, 4 JOHN R. CLEMMENS Mechanical Technology Chess Club 1, 2 Gun Club 3 Letterman Society 4 Library Staff l Pep Club 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3 Varsity Track 3, 4 T. E .C . 2, 3, 4 RICHARD H. COLLINS Cabinetmaking Band 2 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Sodality 2, 3 Study Hall Club l, 3, 4 DAN T. COONS Photolithography Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3 Study Hall Club 4 JOHN E. CORRADO Mechanical Technology History Club 1, 2 Rocket Club l Tech Cyclists l, 2 T.E .C. 2, 4 IGNACIO F. CORRALES Industrial Drafting Glee Club l Letterman Society 3, 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 A.I.D.D. 4 ,3,4 MICHAEL R. CUMMINGS Photolithography Drama Club l, 2 Journalism Club 3 Sodality l, 2 Study Hall Club 4 TOM C . CURREN Electronics Spanish 4 Math Club 2, 3 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 DAN DE LA ROSA Automotive Band l, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 J.V. Soccer 2 J.V. Track 2 JUAN DE LA VARA Photolithography Glee Club l, 2 Journalism Club 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2 Junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 J.V. Track 2 STEVE E. DELSON Industrial Drafting Chess Club I, 2 Ham Radio Club 2 History Club l Letterman Society 4 Math Club l Pep Club 3, 4 Rocket Club l Sodality l J.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4, 3 Cross-country 4 A.I.D.D. 4 JOHN DELUCIA Photolithography Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4 Ham Radio Club l Journalism Club 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Sodality l, 2 Student Council 4 Junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 RICHARD DeLUNA Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Ham Radio Club 2 Pep Club 2 Rocket Club l A.I.D.D. 4 MIKE J. DISTASO Cabinetmaking Drama Club Spanish Club l Letterman Society 3, 4 National Honor Society 3 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bee Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Senior Class President 4 SAM DOMINICK Automotive Band 2, 3, 4 History Club 1 TIM L. DONOVAN Mechanical Technology Camera Club l, 2 Chess Club 1 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club l, 2 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 T.E . C. 2, 3, 4 RICHARD DURAN Photolithography Band 1 Letterman Society 3, 4 journalism Club 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Sodality l, 2 Student Council 4 Junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Track 1, 2 STEVE DURON Photolithography Spanish I Journalism Club 4 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 Mr. Hattar explains an abstruse point of mathematics to Senior john Masterman 7 l .VI-:IL .rf-.lin VL. -. M, I --,Y .H . v- , HARRY DuROUSSEAU Metallurgy Band 2 Nine Offices 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 S .N .T . 2, 3, 4 NORMAN EBERT Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club l, 2, 3 Golf Club 2 Gum Club 4 Library Staff 2, 3 Math Club 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club l, 2 Sodality 1, 2 Tech Cyclists 2 Bee Track I A.I.D.D. 4 RICHARD EGKAN Metallurgy History Club l Library Staff 3 Nine Offices 1, 2 Rocket Club 1 Sodality I Tech Cyclists 3, 4 S .N .T. 2, 3, 4 Aw right, you guys. . . Down! E fx-'l. ?-Llgami-lin F J: 1' ' ' 'f wi v ,Lg H 4- , 'W , . siari ' ' 23.13 ROGER FAGER Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Golf Club 2 Gun Club 4 Library Staff 2, 3 Math Club 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2 Cyclists Club 2, 3 Bee Track 1 A .I .D.D. 4 DAN FARR Metallurgy Band 1, 2, 3 S .N .T . 2, 3, 4 J.V. Track l, 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 Pep Band 2 Dixieland Band 3 AL FIORE Electronics Drama Club 1, 2 Gun Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 J.V. Track 2 GENE FORTE Electronics Gun Club 3, 4 Spanish 1 National Honor Society 3 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 4 Seniois assemble before a grueling aftemoon of academic studies. MIKE FUENTES Electronics Glee Club 1, 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 J.V. Baseball 3 Varsity Baseball 4 Bee Basketball 2 j.V. Soccer 1 Cee Track 1 XAVIER GALLEGOS Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 2 Gun Club 3, 4 Letterman Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2 Sodality 1 Varsity Track 2 A.I.D.D. 4 JUSTIN GANNON Electronics Drama Club 2, 3 Glee Club 1 journalism Club 2, 4 Nine Offices 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 2, 3, 4 MIKE GEORGE Cabinetmaking Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Nine Offices l, 2 Sodality 1 Bee Track l Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 EDMUNDO GOMEZ Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 History Club 1 A.I.D.D. 4 Study Hall Club 2, 4 FRANK GOMEZ Pljotolithography journalism Club 4 Pep Club 4 Rocket Club 2 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 LV. Basketball 2 1.V. Track 1 64 STEPHEN GOODMAN Electronics Glee Club 2, 3, 4 German 1 National Honor Society Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 3, 4 DAN GREEN Electronics Camera Club 1 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 History Club 1, 2 Letterman Society 3, 4 journalism Club 2 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 1 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 BILL GRODE Mechanical Technology History Club 1 Library Staff 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society Pep Club 3, 4 Rocket Club 1 Student Council 3, 4 Tech Cyclist 1, 2 T. E .C . 2, 3, 4 TOM J. HAGAN Electronics Gun Club 3, 4 National Honor Society Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 RICK HALL Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 1 Sodality l Cee Track 2 Bee Track 3 A.I.D .D. 4 KEN HANSON Electronics Glee Club 1, 2 National Honor Society Sodality 2 Tech Cyclists 1, 2, 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 3 J.V. Soccer 3 2,3,4 3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 MARSHALL HANSON Metallurgy History Club 1 Letterman Society 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 S .N .T. 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 j.V. Track 1 MARK HAREN Metallurgy Gun Club 4 Tech Cyclists 3 S .N,T. 2, 3, 4 j.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Cee Track 1 RICHARD HARKEY Electronics Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 1 Varsity Soccer 3 Bee Track 1 GARY HARRIS Metallurgy Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 History Club 1 Rocket Club 1 Sodality 1 S .N . T. 2, 3, 4 FRANK HAYS Electronics Math Club 2, 4 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 2 Sodality 3, 4 GEORGE HAZUDA Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 History Club 2 Rocket Club 1 Sodality 1 A.I.D.D. 4 GEORGE HERNANDEZ Photolithography Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Ham Radio Club 1 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Litho Club 3, 4 RAY HERRIMAN Electronics Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Gun Club 4 Nine Offices I, 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club I Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 j.V. Soccer 3 DON HESSE Electronics Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Letterman Society 3, 4 National Honor Society Nine Offices I, 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists I, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 j.V. Soccer I, 2 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 MIKE HILL Metallurgy Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 S .N .T . 2, 3, 4 RON HUSSEY Photolithography Camera Club I junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 HANK JIMENEZ Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Band 2 Glee Club I Nine Offices I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Sodality I, 2 A.I.D.D. 4 JEFF JOHNSON Metallurgy Glee Club I Gun Club 4 Nine Offices I, 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Rocket Club I S .N .T. 2, 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 2 Cee Track I 3,4 BILL JOHNSON Mechanical Technology Gun Club 4 Library Staff 4 Nine Offices 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club l, 2 Tech Cyclists I, 2, 3, 4 j.V. Track 2, 3 T . E .C . 2, 3, 4 GREG KANDEL Electronics Glee Club I, 2, 3 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES KELLY Electronics Spanish Club I journalism Club 4 Nine Offices I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3 j.V. Soccer 3 MIKE KEYS Mechanical Technology Glee Club l, 2 Library Staff 2 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 T.E.C. 2, 3, 4 HARRY KLAUS Automotive Study Hall Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE KORNHOFF Mechanical Technology History Club 2 Library Staff I Pep Club 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 3 T . E .C . 2, 3 HAROLD LADD Mechanical Technology National Honor Society 3, 4 Study Hall Club I, 2, 3, 4 T.E .C . 2, 3, 4 FRED LANG Electronics Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Math Club 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3 TOM LANG Electronics Ham Radio Club 1 Rocket Club 1 Study Hall Club 2, 3, 4 JERRY LANICH Electronics Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN LESICZKA Mechanical Technology Band 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 1, 2 Ham Radio Club 1 Library Staff 1 Rocket Club 1 T. E .C . 2, 3, 4 DAVE LEWIS Metallurgy Drama Club 2 Golf Club 3 History Club 1 Speech and Debate Club 3 j.V. Baseball 3 S.N.T. 2, 3, 4 DAVE LIBERT Mechanical Technology Drama Club 4 Study Hall Club 1, 2, 3 T.E .C 2, 3, 4 il H 1- ,' -' Q 7'Q.g -'-: 'Haj . ',- . TJ:-fi '1 in-ii:-. .'.-.Wg . 'X mi . 'Ein '4 , 1-.,S V H., 15. , nl.-Q, 3 - :V . V. 1 Ml JOHN LILLIG Electronics Glee Club 1, 2 Letterman Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 j.V. Soccer 1, 2 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 BRUCE LIMING Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Ham Radio Club 1, 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Sodality 1, 2 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 TIM LUKASIEWICZ Metallurgy Glee Club 1, 2, 3 History Club 1 Letterman Society 2, 3, Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 S .N.T. 2, 3, 4 j.V. Track 1 Varsity Track 3, 4, 2 JEFF MADDEN Mechanical Technology History Club 2 Rocket Club 1 Study Hall Club 3, 4 T. E.C 3, 4 DAVE MAGALLANES Electronics Spanish Club 1, 3, 4 Math Club 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Sodality 2, 3 BOB MAJORINO Electronics Gun Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 Seniors Mike George and Dale Spalding chat with i' MIT former Ethics teacher, Fr. Alfred Broccardo about days going by. JOHN MASTERMAN Metallurgy Golf Club 3 Spanish Club 2 History Club 1 Nine Offices 1, 2 Pep Club 2 Sodality 1 Speech and Debate Club 1, 2, 3 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 Cee Track 1 S .N.T . 2, 3, 4 DONALD MASULIS Electronics Band 1 French Club 2, 3 Pep Club 2 BILL MATHEUS Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 3, 4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech and Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.I.D.D. 4 A.S.B. Secretary JOHN MAZZARINI Industrial Drafting Chess Club 1, 2 Gun Club 4 German Club 1 A.I.D.D. 4 TERRY MCDONALD Metallurgy Band 2 S.N.T. 2 Study Hall Club 1, 3, 4 BILL MEATHE Electronics Golf Club 3 Gun Club 4 Language Club 3, 4 Math Club 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3 L-. , ., ,fu . Cotmt down! BILL MEISTER Metallurgy Glee Club 1 Golf Club 2, 3 Gun Club 4 Nine Offices 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Rocket Club 2 Tech Cyclists 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cee Track 1, 2 Bee Track 3 S.N.T. 2, 3, 4 CHET MORRIS Metallurgy journalism Club 4 Nine Offices 2 Sodality 2 Tech Cyclists 2, 3 S.N.T. 2, 3, 4 TOM MOSHENROSE Electronics Golf Club 3 National Honor Society Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2 j.V. Baseball 3 Cee Track 2 PETE MULLALY Photolithography Letterman Society 3, 4 Library Staff 1 journalism Club 4 Nine Offices 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Cross-country Varsity Track 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 -: 1.'..i 3,4 3,4 MARIO NATIVIDAD Electronics Spanish Club l Letterman Society 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Sodality I, 2 Bee Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Bee Track 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 JOHN NEME CEK Automotive J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Track 3 Study Hall Club I, 4 LOUIS NOVAKOW Metallurgy Gun Club 4 Chess Club 2 Math Club 4 National Honor Society 4 S .N.T. 2, 3, 4 FRANK PAN ZA Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Ham Radio Club I Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club I A.I.D.D. 4 OSCAR PARRA Photolithography History Club l Italian Club 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Rocket Club 2 Sodality I Tech Cyclists 4 Junior Litho Club 4 J.V. Baseball 3 J.V. Track 2 OWEN PEREZ Electronics Band l, 2, 3 Letterman Society 3, 4 Tech Cyclists l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 JOSEPH POLANCO Photolithography Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Gun Club 3, 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Sodality I, 2, 3 Junior Litho Club 2, J.V. Baseball 3 JIM RADOMSKI Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 4 3 Library Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices I Rocket Club l, 2 A.I.D.D. 4 GEORGE RAMOS Photolithography Band I, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Junior Litho Club 2, JOHN RANDAZZO Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Ham Radio Club 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Rocket Club I Sodality I A.I.D.D. 4 MIKE RILEY Photolithography Glee Club l Journalism Club 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3 Junior Litho Club 2, CHARLIE ROGERS Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Ham Radio Club 1, 2 History Club l Library Staff 3, 4 Math Club I Nine Offices l, 2 Rocket Club l A.I.D.D. 4 34 4 3 CAMILO ROJAS Photolithography Glee Club 3 History Club 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3 jtmior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 BOB RUSSEY Electronics Gun Club 4 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 4 Rocket Club 1 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN SANCHEZ Metallurgy Gllll Club 4 History Club 1 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Tech Cyclists 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Bee Basketball 2 J.V. Basketball 3 RICHARD SCHAFER Cabinetmaking Band 2 Chess Club 1 History Club 1, 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 STEVE SCHLAIFER Electronics Chess Club 1 Gun Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Russian Club 1, 2 Math Club 3, 4 CHARLES SEVIER Photolithography Drama Club 1, 2 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Rocket Club 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 FRANK SHARGO Metallurgy Glee Club 1, 2 Nine Offices 1, 2 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 j.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Track 1 S .N .T. 2, 3, 4 JOHN SIEMAK 1 Metallurgy German Club 2 National Honor Society Nine Offices 1, 2 Rocket Club 2 S .N.T. 2, 3, 4 Bee Basketball 2 CARLOS SOLIS Mechanical Technology Band 2 Letterman Society 3, 4 National Honor Society Nine Offices 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 j.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 j.V. Track 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 T.E.C. 2, 3, 4 A .S .B. President DALE SPALDING Metallurgy History Club 1 Pep Club 2 Rocket Club 1 Tech Cyclists 1, 2 S .N .T. 2, 3, 4 TED St.MARTlN Cabinetmaking Gun Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 RON STONER Mechanical Technology j.V. Baseball 2 Study Hall Club 1, 3, 4 T.E .C. 2 3 2 BOB SULLIVAN Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 3 History Club 1 Math Club l Nine Offices 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.I.D.D. 4 Making up for 1ost time. JAMES SURINA Electronics Chess Club 2 Golf Club 3 Gun Club 3, 4 German Club 3 Nine Offices 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2 ' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3 TOM THOMPSON Mechanical Technology journalism Club 4 Rocket Club 1, 2 Bee Track 2 J.V. Track 3 Varsity Track 4 T.E .C. 2, 3, 4 JOE URQUIDI Metallurgy Speech and Debate Club Tech Cyclists 2, 3, 4 Cee Track 1 Varsity Track 2, 3 S.N.T'. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 ERNIE VASQUEZ Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Nine Offices 3 Pep Club 4 Sodality 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.I.D.D. 4 BOB VESSE LY Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club l Gun Club 3 Nine Offices 1, 2, 3, 4 Cee Track l Bee Track 2, 3 Varsity Track 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.I.D.D. 4 2 JOSEPH VETTEIR Photolithography Drama Club I Gun Club 3 journalism Club 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Sodality l, 2, 3 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 JOHN VIOLANTE Photolithography Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 DAVE VOGL Industrial Drafting Art Club 3 Drama Club 2 j.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 4 A . I . D . D. 4 TOM WHITE Photolithography Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4 journalism Club 4 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2 junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 j.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 4 WA LDEMAR WISNIE WS KI Electronics Library Staff 4 Math Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Nine Offices 3, 4 Sodality l, 3, 4 5 I' ROBERT ZILLER Electronics Drama Club l, 2, 3 Ham Radio Club I Math Club 2 Nine Offices l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Mir il, mf' rim: Speech and Debate Club 2' 3 Bob Vessely receives his senior nng from Fr Prendiville HAROLD WRIGHT Metallurgy Camera Club l Gun Club 3, 4 History Club I Math Club 2 Nine Offices I, 2 Pep Club 2 Rocket Club l, 2 Sodality I, 2 Bee Basketball 2 S .N .T . 2, 3, 4 1 The next guy. . . 141-M1141 11 'A '1 HIVIMM! Tastes good A v w Who's gonna pay me ? B in 4-fr: --,Q f lv' Morni.n', sir. . . ZZZ. . . if E '-4 I ,I I Would you believe. . . .Batman .1--jf' How 'bout 9. joke, men? Brother's Relaxation Don't take it so hard, Father. . Ha Ha! Bxother Reda .qD' .,.1 ' fifJ'L'f. 'J'L- . ' - ,. Q fa.a,1u.g,N.. , ' , W -,4-4 'ls--r,-,. . ,J-V: f . ',-fr . 3l,,--3,-N -, - 4- -'f ffs '? 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I 'E Robert Forcier Gary Franks Electronics Automotive - W 83 John Gallo Peter Garcia Automoiive Automotive f L- E Ronald Gardner Automotive J ' Kenneth Gentry Mechanical Technology Michael Gergen C1if:fOI'd Gilb Photolithography Automotive fi j F , l Louis Gonzalez 1 A -V Michael Greenleaf Electronics i 4 Electronics Ted Guerrero ii J KGITY Gugills Cabjnetynaking f, II'1d12IS11'i.31 DI'8.f'l2iI1g n L 3 11 Q P ' Ralph Gulliver Philip Habell ' Cabinetmaking Electronics 1 'F' lb Stefan Hansele Industrial Drafting Stephen Hood 1' ' - john Hall john Hanks Metallurgy Metallurgy 'N xv 'H JF' Vaughn Hintze Cabinetmaking Randy Ia covino Automotive 5 if ,- FPYJ-4 4. -' 5 iw Automotive VFMWF M NM' A S ' 'F l if an Richard Iredale 5 I' ' f ' ' S- V' Joseph Janousek Electronics , - - W N -,- Q , .xl Mechanical Technology w..j .. by I 'y -5!:, 'Q' x t ' 1 Edward Johnson Anthony Jones Cabinetmaking Photolithography Timothy Keenan Stephen Kennedy Electronics Mechanical Technology V I Steven Kin ' ' Mechanical Technology wel Stephen Leininger , Industrial Drafting 'L Q H Af '1-.. M John Leon IVY, Q7 Lance Lissner Photolithography Metallurgy John Lloyd Steve Lopez Mechanical Technology Cabinetmaking L Raul Lugo Ronald Luedeman X Mechanical Technology E Metallurgy Mark Mc Cabe A ' .nl N l Stephen Mc Creight Mechanical Technology :Q .B V. V: Photolithography 155 l , in kg E x- V lv -1.417 Y ' Patrick Mc Guire 'lil i Russell McCu.1dy Q ' -f ' Metallurgy Mechanical Technology 'fn ' W4 I William Mc Nair D H . john Mc Kniff Industrial Drafting Electronics .' . ,,. , I fv. S Angel Manzano Anthony Martinez Electronics Elecmonics ug, -zzkgixb - L M 'N 1 - 1 David Masterman Mark ,Mastexson Electmnics 5 - 1 'L Photolithography 7,7 ,Y vnwq Michael Mastro ' 5 -V Paul Mauer Photolithography 5 ..,,, Electronics Ronald Mendez David Meneghini Metallurgy - A Mechanical Technology 1 6 A X ,tl 7 J K Dennis Mina William Minnig Automotive Industrial Drafting 87 zo, Q WEE W ' iq w rv- ' 'V ' Lawrence Molocznik Patrick Morneault D V 1 Metallurgy Automotive F T W'l'l Eddie Nakasone X7 Paul Nault Industrial Drafting a fa Electronics Daniel Nava i Y ff, Marc Negoro 1 A Q, Mechanical Technology Automotive 1 7 K A qi hy' V I J H at Bruce Nelson 2 L Thomas Nemecek Cabinetmaking xl -' Photlolithography William O'Connor . Joseph Odegaard Metallurgy Industrial Drafting . xr' , anim . gg,-1' ' 'J J - , i 412. F Y ,fl a- i . i p. : . F X ' l f . Thomas On' Israel Ortiz 'EE' rf Automotive Automotive A X Hy , r - ' E 88 , Robert Pacheco '- . X Metallurgy M- ai . 'Wa .,, ' ', e 'S' John Pitino ta Mechanical Technology A 13 ' X' M Jesse Quintana 'T' ui Photolithography N I ,Q E DTV f l ' Bruce Raymond VM . Industrial Drafting 3 K... ' Michael Regan Metallurgy .I 'N - 1? 7 inf I 1 ,. gh XE' , 'av X 5 Jack Pfelffer Mechamcal Technology f' Eff 5 14 L51 if 'L . . ZA David Rodela Dav1d Ronqmllo Metallurgy Industnal Drafnng 'G if Wi joseph Roth Jos eph Russo Automotive Electronics 'gl David Ruszczyk 4 Carmen Sacco Industrial Drafting q' Industrial Drafting Michael Salazar FL D1 David Sanchez Automotive ' 2 Automotive I, Aw xl' I l rl I Bert Sandoval -31' Gary Schultheis Automotive ' H , Mechanical Technology if Richard Shoop Patrick Smith Metallurgy x Automotive F 3 74 D' Q7 ,L V A ' I xiii 917 5' 'fr ' g ,fu Bruce Sunyich Michael Swedo J Mechanical Technology Electronics , 1,1 90 I X Timothy Teel . 'ru Metallurgy l I.. ' l ll' . p . I YN-N xy ltr Q. ' 0 - i . , YF' George Thompson Photolithography I ' ' IQ' fl' N Timothy Timmons ' V Ele ctronics Fernando Tovar Mechanical Technology Henry Ve ga Automotive Theodore Walt Photolithography Donald Thompson Cabinetmaking , X K ' tin fi e 'K' I Y it if is 41-55, M J Allen Tichy . Electronics 1 1 X L ig' f ,. William Torley Mechanical Technology - 'ff Q, William Vallicella ' Electronics la joseph Villalobos Industrial Drafting ,. I., L - . ,Y-an Charles Welsh Cabinetmaking ttmgx 5' 6 W Jeff Wright Electronics Gerald Wertz Bill Wisda Mechanical Technology Electronics ,wat ., Tv Ed Wrona Cabinetmaking l ' ' if H .gi 1-- I ,ff Tom Wurfl Mechanical Technology Q?-.IAQ H X Pep club activities committee plans football toumy with their moderator. 92 Shakespearia.n stage ? ,- Y ' vi , . v' I wish I had a watermelon D -Q-ggi. ' f I e The NEW air-conditioned look? And how many Techmen? Not 6' F1 bllbl Vo FRESHMEN: This is not for climbing! --Office of the Vice-Principal Ah, sweet mystery of life! Going in or coming out THIS WAY'is taboo! Sopho- mores, this applies to you! 93 S ophomore President Greg Panattoni I -r , - ,, ' I I -Abi.. - -, . vw- I, r , Home Room Class Presidents TJ,- ' Phil Foster, Bob Kagawa, Greg Cozzs., hm Dowd 'I ' .nn I -4? Vice Presidents Paul Bergman, Bob Strickland, Tom Parsons, Bob Budinger Sophomore Closs Gfficers S ecretaries Clyde Francone, George Eckholt, Vincent Kennedy, Paul Lukasiewicz Automotive: Mark Nakashirna, Barney Kaelin, Robert Brown, Robert Nelson, Victor Martin, John Morphet. Automotive: David Stout, Don Eley, Bob Strickland, john Maggio, Tom Lillig, Gary Waterworth. Metallurgy: Vincent Kennedy, Tom Lechten berg, Dave johnson, Bill Morschauser, Rich- ard Ernst, Mike Gorka, Robert Kagawa. ,, N- X! 9 -A ,215 'LVN feulir-1.r'5Y' :iii fl, 3 ' W V 1 Y, vga ' HH? 'Iii ,cgi JP-YQF, 5.-4. in X X.- ,L wa JY x ' U, , . A X , A , ' 'sf f,f'f.5' -Hi ff? 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',.1 ., --, - X , .'w . 11' - If 'J s' .' is 'ar : K J Ill? fi Metallurgy: Gary Castellino, Mike LaBel1e, Tom Bradvica, Art Gutierrez, Greg Roussere, Len Costantino. Mechanical T Dan Segura, George Mestre, Dan Little. Metallurgy: Mike Hawkins, Tim Mechanical Technology: Colin Cross, Tom Burns, Craig Gantz, Dave Halpin, Bill Herten. Keith Teruya. 4 , I, M ' 1,1 L3 , l l ill Mc Namec, Steve Romine, Vincent . . ., N V ,. , U - Q , XA- ,.. .tw 1 V '-+ 'ul ' ' ' .lil . it f , 'idhls-J-441.2 ff ,Q , Q ,L X .......4 ,,- f-.J Y X ln --A I i' ' A Photolithography: jeff Morgan, Toni Martinet, Bill Crabtree, jim Dowd, Bob Nolan Flores' Dave Bargsten' Dodson Aoki' Metallurgy: Jeff De Curtins, Peter Angeline, Dan Truxaw, jim Clark, Steve Merrill, Tony Wisniewski. I X . A . 5 1 ' w . I A v, W. 'uw-5, 'P W! 7 fm 1 xx' l .-.i' V I,-,JN 15,4 b , .. Metallurgy: Dan Bassett, jim Arnmann, John Meador, Walt Malone Paul Champagne, George Kamin. 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YE- za- I . HQ ' J is , , A ' 1 YW r 1 S . H W 5 H Mechanical Technology: joe Gayoso, Paul Mello, Kyle Bergquist, Tim Gillett, Adrian Ramos, Steve Cai-se. E- 'DK Automotive: Craig Mandala, Ray Martinez, Randy Buckner, Bill Piercy, James Senegal, Ed Bell. sung. .J-,E ' if , ,. N . . l ,I Metallurgy: John Blanco, Mike Camera, joe Tuzzolino, Horace Mendoza, Guy LeBlanc Walter Eimans, Dave LaFortuno, Rudy Herrera W Industrial Drafting: Mike Tovey, L corth, Genaro Alarcon. Electronics: David Meyers, Don Kemper, jim Thommes, Mike Tessier, Bob Gerlach, Steve McComb Mike Rygiol, fcfa '23 lf? gjzff gi' gl,- l gf, .ff Z L ZL, ,ffif 6, 2' Jff'-ff ' Lf-fi .. ll-iL'hLL' -i ,-v.. Bob Liewer, Dave I-Iecle - ,,, 7, Y V77 Y W Cabinetmaking: Mike Wisda, A1Mota, Mike Hamilton, Mike Bell, Tony Petruzzi, John Valko, Mark Pinard Cabinetmaking: Mitch jones, john Hayes, Rick Deppe, Richard Carlson, Louis Hex-bers. ,,.i--- Mechanical T echnology Richard Kirton, Dennis Schultz, Mike Roy, Steven Smith, Bob Murphy, Mike Ermoian, john Ferron, George McCafferty, Bill Mace Metallurgy Fred Ordway, Chip Hart, Dave Hughes, Daniel Parra, Tim O'Donnel1, Tim Kiesell ..,-h 4, . x.., .- an . , If QQM 1 S N ' 1--QQF-E.. .- ' l. .5:- , l 1 ff? 5 gf, Photolithography: Albert Jimenez, Dennis Trepanier, Manuel Acosta, Marshall Bennett Q jiwm'flfi'fw Industrial Drafting: Tom O'Connel1, David T Tate, jim Higson He Who Movef Not Forwar Mechanical Technology: Armando Celaya, john Hagan, Mike Scott, John Richard, Mike Weber, Mike l.eBourgeois .1 Metallurgy: Mark Champagne, Mark Peretik, Jen Wisniewski f I 5 ij ! ,pa--1 H- X ' ' wh E , . -f-- -2- -1aW,.,. --:M FV Im., ,,.,- : M4 1--, . -ge N- ,gg --L .v I 1 Sq 3 h, M' L,.,. 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X :fm Q- .' , I1 A I' 4 'fv'.'1 I V 4' Hf 1 mi- T1 I rx ' ' 4 egg, Cabmetmakmg Forrest Voyles, Tim Albert, 11m Sperbeck Joe Senegal, Metallurgy Ron Metoyer, Paul Jones, Dan Carroll, Doug Prenovost, Dave Luss1er , Berme Bradv1ca , Industrial Drafting: Tim Ryan, Tony Okita, Bill Newton, Steve Pena, Steve Loza, Walter Rodriguez Automotive: Pat Wallace, Richard Sutherland, john O'Dwyer, john O'Gu1nn, Steve Lujan K A M' ' - - '. X, I 1 , , 4 , , I N , urwaygf , Iv ,. mi., f . N w !4j:1:,7rf' .LAY V w 4 ' N EV' J 7 ' -if E ,f 1. X ,L ff lr u ,N X ' . ' -- V X 1 'ff ,, , 4 ,., ,, J ,, ,,, , 1- my-ff ,f V '4 .MFC - H' -'L ' M.--. , M A , V. I qv. f' f Lp! wifi' . . -' ' J' 'A Q-'iii -' J' A I ff ' .L1'ff9f-'3: L?5? ,Uwf'.?' ' 1 - . -R' -H ' 'r: tnil?- -. ai W VV xLi'?137fi., 'seg'-5553793-N-f . -N if . A '5'i'r?'iY?i L , 1, if -If Q, '-1 . I ---11-'-' 1 jgfQ?9f-',Qfp 4Q4f 'Q V. 5--If , 3 , F-aff M' ' ' - W V 5334? .frf L1' 532 -: f'-fC -- .A L 'ff'- Q.-X, HJ, A ' AFL 451. , 1-f' L '1j ,fglgfjf ru, ' 1 , , ,- .,- '.- , ,f',,,,A-. mf-1.--l .. ,f- 'wh' -,, 2, , J ,, 'Ing-'QS2 g.-W2-Q?+'w iz- 'GQ' ' ' 221. -:Q',-'qf J I X 9 Qgy 'egili- -,gr -p wffsjv. 'ya ,viii ,F WL? -'L-,E5: :fE: LA?-f.,g.' H, Mpeg I Lx. , , V, - Y . ', '- f'- W- Y -r - .nf- ,A , ' u w' Ac, .,m ..., , ,. .:,,,,. - . ,, ,I , V1 , , ,I ..,MQ?. , V . 1, , W ' ' ' 1 V '5 I ii . 4,1 ' I M is , 'f F f . 5 ,V P N ,L , 5 . E: , Y ' I 'gg - ' N ' - . . 4.5 6 ' -- V W f .JJ 0 I. 1 4 View of the Basic Automotive Department. THE AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN F Learn the fundamentals of the automobile business from start to finish - from engine-power dynamics, automatic transmissions, air conditioning, electrical service, to the latest diagnostic techniques. In this largest two-car family center of the world, Los Angeles, there is an excellent opportunity and a bright future for you as an Automotive Service Technician. The objective of the Automotive Department is to if -. train automotive technicians. This is accomplished by first teaching the students basic or general serv- ice procedures, then moving ahead into advanced fields such as the use of the oscilloscope, dynamo- meter, specialized service procedures and diagnostic experience. 123 Bob Strickland, sophomore, checks the operation of a distributor. Ron Gardner, junior, fits piston pins. f Dan Eley and Dave Stout, sophomores, prepare to recon dition a brake drum. ,Ji Ns: s ,--w -X BQ.SC0'TfC!! 'uffomoiwk Larry Contri, Pat Mornault and Dennis Mina, junioxs, overhaul automatic transmissions. LIHAJY -jul M I ' 0 'IL fxf WIP' Brother Myler instructs Dan Nava, junior, on the function of the steering gear adjustments. Dennis Ragsdale, junior determines the amount of starting motor current draw. Dave Sanchez, junior, runs an alternator charging circuit check. 125 W W 1 1 I Don johnson, sophomore, operates the generator-regulator tester. f4--41 GAO john Nernecek and Dan DeLaRosa, seniors, diagnose ignition troubles with an oscillospope. sagem i ' i-. 5 Sam Dominick, john Carvin and Dan DeLaRosa, seniors, run a diagnostic check with the dynamometer. E921 ffl 'J-'lv'-vu-la Bas1c area In the foreground, the freshmen complete the fmal procedures on project if 7 a mahogany Jewelry box Background Students operate lathes Qleftj and scroll saws Qnghtj -ln X Instructor of the Cabinetmaking Department: Brother Eugene Burns, Mr. Terry Selinske, Brother Joseph Reza, department head, and Brother Pat. Saavedra. Creative work means research, as evidenced by Fred Feidler and Ed Wrona, who now evaluate their work against esthetic merit, manufactur- 128 ing processes and cost. , H W l Don Thompson finishes a room divider wi reserved color scheme. l and operation proceduresg finishing schedule Lower division students study basic woo E and specifications of casework and furnitur projections, mechanical drawing, sketching taneously . The upper division student studies desig interior details, house construction planning ard construction methods. The advanced reading, rod lay-out, detailing, and archit S Don Thompson completes line exercise of model room dividers. Background: Brother Eugene Burns and Tom Connaughton read blueprint to check tolerances on the Doric column . 5 v 5. chnologyg machinery nomenclature aterials and processesg dimensions andards. Drafting in orthographic 'd perspectives is offered simul- ements and principles, settings, d design, and modular and stand- afting course offers blue-print ral drawing. Vaughn Hintze works a dry brush on a wash rendering 129 ? FJ, ff 1 ,, ,, M 5 ,W Z Qu H: ,MWA ,1. 1, Q 1 ,L if Lf, . -,f ' A junior group work on model design problems in the bench area. Richard Butcher completes detail drawings on an 11: -L-, A: architectural kitchen model. Precision is an important factor carefully examines the north Senior group check and cross-check project drawing and tickets to meet building code standards. 130 Steve Welsh carefully blends colors to make an intensity scale color wheel. luildingg here, Douglas Andrews Richard Collins, foreground, fits door on broom closet and base cabinet aming. assemblyg in the background, other senior students can be seen in various stages of work. Tom Connaughton and Ed Wrona ply their effort to solve a proportion problem on the entablature of the Doric column. .ser-.Y 4 AJ Instructors of the Electronics Department: Father R. Steichen, Mr. S. Andreano, Brother R. Rose, Mr. R. Everitt, depart- ment head, Mr. R. Sammelman, and Brother L. King. Although a relatively new science, elec- tronics has become a mighty force in com- merce, industry, and national defense, Where it performs 3, CO1-nplexity of Operations Dan.Green, senior, checks waveforms in the memory with amazing speed and accuracy. Electron- ics has revolutionized our lives with hi-fi, radio, television, radar, sonar, motion pictures, computers, automation, the laser, and space exploration - to mention only a few of its dramatic applications. E I t Because this modern technology is largely an application of the laws of physics, technical education Cin electronicsl includes a considerable amount of work in science and mathematics as well as tubes, transistors, and circuitry. Bosco Tech's Electronics Program prepares the prospective electronics technician for' a Wide range of career opportunities in such varied fields as communications, data processing, research and develop- ment, equipment maintenance, medical electronics, sales, microwave, technical Writing, and also serves as a spring board to higher degrees in electronics engineering. section of the 205 Burroughs computer. Taras Szynkar, fresh- man, applies mag- netic theory to relay operation. ll ' I ,- +L in ,V ,- N-.1I.' Wayne Duran and Mike Greenleaf, juniors, adjust a demonstration Superheterodyne receiver. Vince Dauciunas, junior, wrestles with transistor bias stability problems. 3 as Joe Celano and Tim Keenan, juniors, trou- ble-shoot the analog computer. A., J, .i. Q , ,Q W yu .LI FQ! ' A T, K 'f '- E. ! .,i,.. Qff' X Don Cox, junior, investigates the pulse shaping circuits of a Tektronix oscilloscope. Bill Meathe and jim Surina, seniors, build computer circuits jim Russey and Greg Panattoni, sophomores, on their EECO computer panels. audio tests on some hi-fi equipment. .33 f-x 1? X Pete Cresswell, junior, phots the output of a transistorized Weinbridge oscillator. if .-'fu 4 if R BDU Robert Ziller, justin Gannon and Tom Moshenrose, seniols, rtm maintenance checks on the 205 Burroughs digital computer. Neil Oldenberg, sophomore, ad- justs the S curve of an FM re- ceiver discriminator detector. ,eq-Tn,-f A-.V -.. .L A: , 1 1 X , w w. ll 3 ,bl Q . lf ff Q-fi ii i.. r 'vim' -Inj .dj 110 1 Mark I-Iabell, freshman, investigates basic circuit laws. br jerry Lanich checks out a Tektronix scope plug-in from the Tom Hagan, stock room manager. mf - ' k WH s L AE. ' lx. ' F : 'lja 3 gnu, V' ,... fo 4 f, -. ...- p ik'-N , X CJ, Paul Hendrickson, sophomore, adds the final details to the assembly of a double acting air cylinder. A group of sophomores review a preliminary layout map, a topographic model, and a survey map. Industrial Drafting 3 Af if i Brother Woerz explains the principles used in gear design and construction to a group of sophomore students. ,A I., pp I m n ,J-- , lx , , 5 - Y ., A , 1 tl , 'I -: y . T ,f. tt-- .H 35... Instructors of the Industrial Drafting Department: Brother C. Woerz, Mr. R. Stebler, department head, Brother I. Lock- wood and Mr. L. Davis. The challenge of the World today demands ac- tive leadership by the engineer, designer, and draftsrnan in shaping the future physical environ- ment for the well-being of man. Bosco Tech's Industrial Drafting Department is devoted to the training of young men equipped to accept this challenge. The Industrial Drafting curriculum is geared to familiarize qualified students with the major areas of drafting in today's modern industry. Specialization is offered in such areas as mech- anical and electro-mechanical drawing, machine drafting, architectural drafting and design, tech- nical illustration and commercial graphics, and to modern industrial practices. 138 r ' 'lr' in the basic machine shop v-.Al w ,v u g., ., 1 W , .oi .1 e L Steve Goodrich freshman, illustrates the use of typical bench-work tools in the basic machine shop. I - I i F h. ork at their desks. I is f I A group of freshmen students discuss a problem of geometric shapes. 'sf Paul Camusi, freshman, points out the de- velopment of a transition piece to jim Hig- son and Mike McCracken. -3 ui 2-7 Instruction in descriptive geometry is given to a class utilizing the modem overhead projection technique. Roger Fager prepares an exploded illustra- tion of a trailer hitch. .1 ,. riff K Senior Steve Delson works on a pastel chalk rendering an automobile engine. 152155 1' ' 7 .v AZ, A ,- ,,. J ual If fl! J 'il in rigid, M of Senior Tim Bailey is in the process of shading an architec- tural rendering. Mr. Stebler reviews illustration tech niques with two senior students. Qgxnl iiqfio it 6 Q' rf' Steve Hansele, junior, is doing research in Sweets Architec- t tural Catalog File to see whether a manufacturers product is applicable to an Architectural detail. 00 AND V 9 x g g ' 20 Q? 'ff a 1 Ralph Alcala, Greg Caringella, and Joe Villalobos, juniors, confirm the floor joist and foundation details of a plan with a construction model. ELSE-' Gugms, junior, out to Joe Odegaard, Mr. Davis explains to Oscar Arroyo, Ed Nakasone and Bob Steve Leininger the 141 Cook, jimiors, how to find the end reactions by moments of of the structure a simple beam with uniform and concentrated leading. the footing. ra. ee. 1 J fe F v LR l' .- 'ia 1. ' yrgpgyq 5. 'r' .t 5,25-1.:' A . we ....... r Z1 fl I I ' NN im Mechanical Technology course prepares students for the tool and manufacturing industry. The curriculum is structured around and designed to meet three requirements: Qlj the training prepares the graduate to i Z take a job in which he will be productive, QZQ the broad, technical training, together with a reasonable amotmt of experience, enables the graduate to advance to positions of increasing responsibility, and f3jthe foundation provided by the training is broad enough so that the graduate can do further study within his field of technology. The specialized technical courses in technology consits of: machine tool operation, manufacturing functions and processes, principles of machining, numerical control, and machine controls. The auxiliary or supporting technical courses are: mechanical drafting, blueprint reading and safety. The graduate should perform satisfactorily in a job requiring: machining, drafting or inspecting. With additional education he should be able to perform satisfactorily as parts programmer, method analyst, planer, estimator, engineering technician, or machinery salesman. With a college degree he may enter successfully into an engineering or business field. Instructors Mechanical Technology Depart- ment: Brother A. F1-eitas, department head, Mr. B. Traulsen, Brother J. Reda, and Broth- er E. Farias. Mechanical Technology l Advanced Shop 14 Tom Burns, sophomore, turns a taper on one of his sophomore projects. Vincent Mestre, sophomore, manufactures a spur gear on a milling machine KL..r N Qt, Ron Stoner, senior grinds a milling arbor on univer- Gary Schultheis, junior resharpens a mill cutter on a tool sal cylindrical grinder. 144 cutter grinder. Bill johnson, senior, with the use of carbide cutting tool on 434 performs a machinability test. George Kornhoff, senior, is learning tool sequence and production set up on the Warner Swasey Tur- ret Lathe. Dale DuBois, junior measures with supermicrometer close tolerance work. john Clemmens, senior, performs ap plication of hydraulic tracing equip- ment in maching. 'Q T.E.C. Mike Keys, lst Vice Chairman, Stephen Kennedy, 2nd Vice Chairman, Carlos Solis, Chairman, Dale DuBois, Secretary, David Libert, Treasurer The main purpose of the Tool Engineers' Club is to advance the members' scien- tific knowledge in the field of tool and manufacturing engineering, and to study the means and methods of applying such knowledge in practice and in education. The T .E .C . enjoys a close relationship with the American Society of Tool and Manufactur ing Engineering, San Gabriel Chapter 95, and has worked close with the Chapter for the past few years. Mr. Mutter explains True-Trace principles to Brother Freitas, Tom Riffel, and Pat McGuire. of Tracer 7651 all if I A4 in juniors doing research on their micro-structure. Metallurgy ln the World of technology and engineering, the Knowledge and control of metallic materials is of primary importance. Continuously increasing de- mands are made for stronger, sounder, and higher temperature resisting materials for modern consum er goods and space exploration. The aim of our program is to gear our metallur- gical students in this direction by a full four years program of theory in physical metallurgy. ln con- junction with this theory our laboratory practice in- cludes mechanical testing, heat-treating, metallog- raphy, spectrographic and chemical analysis. With this type of background the graduate could enter into industry or go on to further education. l47 William Barclay, senior, determines the amount of copper in a sample of bronze by means of electrolytic method. Larry Malocznik making a tukon micro hardness test. Larry Balsz and john Buckner, juniors, take a photo- voet reading to determine the exposure of a macro- sample. J Seniors determine the chemical analysis of metal spectrographic means. 4 'gzl . ,f john S1emak, semor determmes the percent of carbon in a their met allograph ic samples. Juniors use polishing equipment in final preparation of .l james Clark and Richard Ernst, sophomores, prepare parts for taking X-rays in order to ascertain possible in- ternal flaws. i I 4f --JF! .-1 Ed Armijo, senior, determines the amount of manganese in a piece of steel by the use of an automatic tetrator based on the differential method of determining the end point. V 1 X l ,W i f f 1' .K 150 ' if l Mark Barclay, secretary, reads the minutes of the last meeting. S.N.T. STUDENT SECTION Mr. O'I-Ialloran presents gavel to Joseph Urquidi, president of the S,N, T MTI WW IIIJIIDESTRUCTIVE TESTING, INC. V If 90930 sscnon MA., wjsn l Instructors of the Photolithography Department: Brother George Ghiselli, department head, Mr. Ron Gray, Mr. Leo, Strasser, Brother Larry Arellano, Brother jack Mc Linden. uv -1-1--- f l1f:-f..-v'f--- T l l - S First PHCJTOLITHCGRAPHY gfwgavyat I .. I' I 2:57 X . lzll rf H, ,H -if First year students make printing layouts. 152 First year press shop is in operation. 5'9 , 3 , ni 440, Q: .4 Q G LU KD 1- o 5 z f-2 'Z Q N Q c9 5' Q? O ill! Q N Op8l'3.tl0I'l. Ili:-' Third year shop is in operation. nun-a..m-. N. Y - ww.-an ii, fkhq 1-inks:-.1.'l - Y- ...w l W 1 x X Q n ur ., , N f Q34 . 1 , r ,n 1 f -'n xr . ,.f 4 rf' fe of 4 XN 3' 3' X -su MW ' tw' 1, x I -1 y: 2 , R, s V. Qi 'Ap 'Q r In 7, ,X .- ' f' -I i .4 Third year students operate the Friden Typesetting machine under the supervision of Mr. Leo Strasser. Joe Vetter and Tom White, seniors, c I Michle 29 press. :KU G George Ramos and George Hernandez, semors, make a presens1t1zed plate .. if ef -3,2 r 1 A -. ', - Fourth year lf' ,JL-. Z' ' A Y A - Richard Duran, senior, operates the Crafts- s ' man Line-up table. 4.14.4 printing quality of the Senior students set and operate the folding machines in the bindery departments. w 1 ,,. M15 i X. .offer , We--1 MX A4 Dan Coons and john Bates, seniors, operate the Carson Cammatic Unit on the Robertson 480 camera. n operation 155 LITHU CLUB Mr. Harold Biddle presents gavel to john DeLucia, President. Also pict presidentg Michael Riley, Treasurerg and Cedric Curtis, Secretary. The junior Litho Club was sponsored by the Los Angeles Litho Club for the purpose of making the Graphic Arts Industry the target for young men of high caliber to enter it as their chosen field. The junior club received its charter from the NALC in june, 1965 156 BUSCD-TECl-Il uma B ured are juan DeLa Vara, Vice- C40 Qi G A. l FELDER ' o SCO 1 Teo After Four years of P.E. and I still can't touch my toes. is ., .. . . - V ,ei ' . w V Q-A4 . If . - v' U., ' - .Y ll if A5 'Will- W' F ,, .. I 1- 1 f. ' v-,, .' , ,, H W vi .I 1 yt' f . . Move or I kill you. 'W by Now, class, since F:Ma. . . . 1 4'f?'?+f15i125,,' Would you believe. . . next year's frosh. Who said you could get in? 157 , rl in 1. W ,, 4 1-+R, 4- A -,uf E , 'r . fx BQ hh . -vu-, +1 1 1... LETTERME ' ix'-'T-'ff' ff'Y1',f:.4rfg- ,, 'F -64 1 r .Q 1 Lettermen Society: front: Rich Duran, Left row: Ignacio Corrales, joe janousek, Dave Sanchez, Bill McNair, Right row: Fred Burrola, Arthur Barajas, Bob Cook, Donl-leese. Back-first row: Carlos Solis, David Powers, Tim Lukasiewicz, john Lillig, Vic Burgos, Mario Natividad. Back-last row: Tom White, Vince Dauciunas, Marshall Hanson, Ron Luedeman, Steve Delson, Pete Mullaly, Xavier Gallegos. I l Br. Regner, moderator. 1 60 OCIETY f K The Letterrnen Society is that proud group of athletes who contribute their services towards the co-ordinating and organizing of school events. The sering such annual events as the All- ments and the St. joseph Relays. The Lettermen Society greets Cardinal Silva. Rich Duran, president, Tim Lukasiewicz, Vice-president, john Lillig, Secretary, Ron Luedeman, Treasurer 161 Letterman Society takes pride in spon- comers football and basketball tourna- Mr. Max Freifield, moderator. VARSITY DEBATORS first row: Chris Arntzen, Joseph Russo, joe Urquidi, Bill Minnig, top row: Bill Matheus, Jose Chavez, Tim Keenan, justin Gannon. 162 The Don Bosco Tech H.S . Speech and Debate Club is probably one of the most, if not the most active club on campus. During the course of the year the club attended about twenty tournaments. The Speech Club this year was accepted into the National Forensics League, making it a current member of three different leagues- SCDL, CFL, and NFL. The members of the team have won num- erous awards and the squad as a whole has almost al- ways ranked high in the sweepstakes standings . Speech Competition is not a seasonal sport, it continues from October through March. 1 ' AND DEBATE e leaving for the Valley Christian Tourney. Still giving more instructions. J.V. Debators: front row: Stephen Klotz, Bill Marticorena, Stephen Marsden, Mark Barclay, Paul Mello, Dodson Aoki. Top row: Barney Kaelin, Tom Joyce, Gerald Chavez, Pete Angelino, jim I-Iigson, Richard Vidaurri, Tim O'Don.nell, Trummy Aspera, 163 1 'lili Qfll lhM.M 'A S ' JN. Mr. Garcia, moderator JCDUR Row 1 jesse Corella, John Richard, Michael Weber, john Dolan, Michael Roy, Bob Forcier, joesph Russo, John Gallo Row 2 Thomas Orr, Ron Hussey, Bill Matheus, jose Chavez, Philip Habell, David Masterman, joseph Vetter, Mark Schwanbeck, Fred Boecking, Mark Kojima. 166 The journalism Club is devoted to the publication of the campus newspaper, The Scroll. Issues that are produced are usually ex- tremely colorful, both in appearance and subject matter. The appearance and color change with the season and the subject mat- ter changes with the opinions of the students . T, 'V'- P RS .NIJ 'QSC .-f-r LIBRARY STAFF uja, moderator '44 '20 - im- ks 1f '3-0? - :naw .I I-I , 4-as liars!!! ' iYI'li 1 1 'frame' 'emit' Row 1 Bradvica., Cadieux, Franco, Vogel, Staples, Carroll, Eley Row 2 Oddo, McCurdy, Marsden, Ziller, Donovan, Binns, Matheus, Marticorena, Cox Row 3 Raney, Morphet, Crabtree, Benell, Martinez, Richens, Parsons, Hedgecock, Labonawski, Ruszczyk, Vidaurri. RADIO CLUB Sitting: Stephen Marsden, john Carothers, Frank Rodriguez, Standing: Mike Rygiol, Richard Shoop, Bill Marticorena, Mark Schwanbeck, Richard Iredale. ABSYK THE BOS CO TECH AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION The goal of the Radio Association is to prepare the non-licensed members for their F .C .C . test and to train them to be skilled radio operators. I-Iam Radio oper- ators are often used during an emergency to supply communications for those who need it. 169 Mr. Roland Sarnmelman, moderator GU .Lf 'b ' . 'H 'l X. sf F' NX QL'-. Mr . Renner gives ?ur51ClubMO1lific15rs: Harold Wright, jim Surina, Bob Majorino, Ed Armijo, Al Fiore, Fred ie er, 'e uentes. ' ff HELDMASTER3 -x E. W- GUN If NS CLUB ,z ititir it s 1, fl. 30800-TEGW 4 . Moderator: Mr. Renner The purpose of this organization is to encourage the art and sport of shooting in Califor- niag to promote good fellowship and a feeling of good will among sportsmen and land owners, to promote a greater refinement of the use of guns, and to increase and assist in the conser- Vation of wildlife . 170 hints 4 of Row 1 Tom Collins, Tony Martinez, Jeff Wright, Bill O' Connor Row 2 John Hanks, Rich Iredale, Paul Nault, Joe Russo, Steve Walsh, Ed johnson, Gary Erb. Row 1 Rich Del,eon, Bob Forcier, Phil Habell, Steve Bishop Row 2 Steve Kennedy, Mil-ce Swede, Tim Timmons, Dennis Ary, Tom Riffel, jack Pfeiffer, Steve Carter. Tom Hagan, Bill Meathe, Bob Boyd, Don Cox, john Sanchez, Charlie Cirar, Louie Novakow Gene Forte 171 YEARBGOK gs Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Kerry Gugins, Editor-in-Chief, Michael Distaso, Secretary, Bill Matheus As soon as the school year begins, the staff of the year- book gets to work and begins to record the events and cam- pus highlights taking place throughout the year. Planning begins immediately. The hard-Working staff works its Way through the maze of photographs, layouts, write-ups, and deadlines. It emerges victorious, publishing a stimulating and exciting yearbook I 172 Activities Coordinators: Bro. S T ch Kurpakus, Bill Barclay, Finance Director Carlos Chaves Mike Distaso STAFF Club Editors, Bill Meister, Ernie Vasquez, Bruce Liming Photographers, Ron Hussey, Pete Mullaly 174 Layout committee, Dave Powe Sports Editors, Mike Tomren, Greg Caringella, Fred Burrola 8.17 1- lb Carmen Sacco, Angel Manzano, Steve I-Iansele, ,fx ' X will McNair '- iv- C 175 Art Directors, Bob Vessely, Bob Sullivan IQ On 1' Y Y .I - 1' rg Jr., A V, ff , , Y S . I JF!! 3 , nqdgax. ', 77 You're going to have a what? Moderator of the home economic club. 'X I if If I '37' EFf 4 X Home economic maj or? aff' t rr 'trap , LL I'11 call you and raise you five. When do they mail me the muscles? Wait 'til next year. 176 Father Prendiville checks out the new drivers education car. : ' . f . , - ffl 3' ,W any l , . .fi .5 eq - . 1. ' 54ih3?FW HL, fwxf Har 'kwwima , rf'-:A' , gg: ,, . f'-, ' qi' , - ,Ury-Q.,v ,.- :il Q 1 '- f ' if ' .7 .1-' ,. v? E::- . 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' .r if-wf'.f' ' f . 3, .-- 'L -Q. - ' .3 y- R-5.,-1: . , f-L' N ft K, ,,: A js.. ' - 153:53-vs4g3 - 4, - mf. , . A4,u,7:f zz-.rw I--y :J'ni..14x'1'nf:'. . 1 4:n.1a.f 'r .1 nIb.r'-.um ul .ru'aQ.n.ums. lfu I 1 .zmxma m sam: W L an w rm mv www up if xnmwzv-I-xrflwuvo wnnmvzr -ro. umm-' L 1 1 PEP CL President Roger Fager, Vice President Henry Jimenez Secretary Rod Alemania, Trea.sLu'er Carmen Sacco. I-I eads Of Committees: Ignacio Corrales, Jerry Bonura, Maury Bonas, Don Hesse, John Clemmens. Moderator, Bro. Christian Woerz s00 Tic so H P Ep CLUB The Pep Club is a highly organized serv- ice group of upper division students devoted to promoting school spirit and assisting the clubs on campus. It organizes athletics tournaments, encourages interscholastic sports and is in charge o all programs . Bm 1 ig ' i -U ,. ' :.1'yAI'!?3:gi-,, .... .- 'gff The Russians are coming! ! , '4x gig l T- f 1 'I' Which way to East L.A. , mon? 'S'-'31 s - EEE 'Quan I! 'V', ' . Last one out is a Mau-Mau! 179 4-Q3 M A Aj,mill,?Zlvl A. V ll GMWY 395, ,HW Q, l 4 V r..-, V .,4X.M. . QX Iv? 'R-N':l , .. e - l- 1 A 4 sb . -K. ' gn. - , - 5 Head Cheerleader EII116 Vasquez Cheerleaders, Rodger Fager, Bob Sullivan, john L1111g, john Conaty, B111 Mexster CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders urge the team on at Bishop Amat. Go Techmen, go. Cheerleaders at the last home game. CYCLING CLUB Treas. Tim Keenan, Pres. Don Hesse, Food Committe Rich Egkan, Sec. Tim Benell, Planning Committee Chair- man Owen Perez, V. P. Bill johnson Look at the birdie Fr. Buj a, moderator Whatya got there, Charlie? Xllkll .-1' 114 ..- Fr. Ralph Simeone at the control panel, monitors students on five programs: French, Spanish, Italian, Ger- man and Russian. gs The instructor may conduct a two-way conversation with any student or students, re cord student response, supplement recorded programs with personal instruction over any of the nine program channels. Llil H - I-- F-m N zv Nm- : . 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Carlucci, Armando Celaya, Randy Chambers, James Clark, Dan De La Rosa, jeff DeCurtino, Phil Dom inguez, Sam Dominick, Fred Fiedler, Rich Fierro, Ruben Flores, Pete Garcia, Danny Gaspar- relli, Cliff Gilb, Tom Glenn, Tony Gonzalez, Louis Gonzalez, Paul Grana, Arthur Gutierrez, Mark I-labell, John Hayes, Don johnson, Tom Lang, Louis Lemoine, john Lesiczka, Steve Loza, Joe Macias, Steve Mc- Gomb, john Meador, Steve Merrill, Vince Mestre, Kim Middleton, Larry Molocznik, Ray Moody, Bill Morschauser, Mike Murphy, Eddie Nokasone, Bob Nolan, Vernon Phillips, Joe Planco, George Ramos, Tom Robitaille, Frank Rodri- guez, Al Sanchez, Mike Scott, joe Senegal, Tim Teel, Don Thompson, Al Tichy, David Tomblin, Pat Wallace, Larry Walsh, Gary Waterworth, Honor Guard Members: Len Aspell, Mike Camera, Rich Ceniseroz, Daniel Garcia, Rudy Herrera, Albert Jimenez, Kon- rad Lesiecki, Claude Lopez, Stephen Marsden, Bill Marti- corena, Fred Ordway, Bob Pesqueira, Adrian Ramos, jim Raney, Walter Rodriquez, Rudy Roldan, Phil Tate, Ed Vidaurri, Paul Mello' Corns and Blisters Long Beach Para 27353 Carlos Solis Stu dent Body President ' .ff ,, wk-w .' ., ,. '35 xi . -fa Manuel Burrola 186 Oscar Arroyo Student Body Vice-president Student Body Treasurer X ,J :Y gg, x Student Council talks to the accreditation committee. William Mathues Secretary 1 R .lm n. L.-5.1, -- --H --me-he - me 'YQ a' he f-me ' . X+--w--f- -, L. .,,.u,,U'. jf-.Q Z - ,, ,'.-'J.' -. . - 1 -. - Y U -1'L4wE -'-'-V. , ' Y f if Q if '1. ' ff 4 ' ll ' . ' ate' l fm' aa , 'ffl' 1, wi. r w ' lL:f1f . ' 'V ll ie ' t ' ' BWI X. I : V ' L -, ' 555539 , f 1 an fy 3554 1 1 -fbi-.,.-7. - q In E17 V xl gf Council: john De Lucia, Litho Club, Bill Grode, National Honor Societyg Roger Pager, Pep Club, Don Hesse, Cycling Club, Dan Green, Drama Club, Rich Duran, Letterman Society, Mike Distaso, Senior Class President and Yearbook, Carlos Chavez, junior Class President, Greg Panattoni, Sophomore Class President, justin Gannon, Journalism, Chris Arntzen, Speech Club, and Tim Donovan, Library Staff. Fr. O'Con Upper Division: from bottom up: Rick Hall, Mike Harris, Hank Jimenez, Dave Libert, Louis De Leon, Mike Distaso, Bob Puhl- man, Larry Balcz, Dan Green, judge McCLu'dy, john Odegaard, Mike Hill, Joe Celano, Mike Green- leaf, Jim Radomski. -ack stage. Lower Division: From left to right: Fr. O'Connor, Peter Angelino, Dan Truxaw, Dan Staples, Jeff Morgan, Mike Dunning, Bob Nelson, Charles McWilliams, John Perez, John Eimans, Davy Stout, Bernard Bradvica, Tom Joyce, John Bradvica Vincent Kenned Y Tom Lecjhtenberg, Paul Lulgas- iewicz, Barney Kaelin, Steve Krmnpos, Mike Carroll fri fn f, .-. ...,--T: F A- rdf., -1:,....E-Ln. Q - in e ixflugi, - Frei. Lf'.rzs,2A:4 Y, 4 - ' - 9--.Lf , -.Z - 's-:'iee!--:3',f':fi'.fa',Q..,,, r I J A fix, P, M A 'X l f V ' e' , xx J X I 4' l l ,ggll Y , 'L-X52 u sg , fr 1 I 3 T M54 l ' ly , X ' 1 ' ' w In .4 x X I l A Latrine ready for inspection, sir. ll w w 1 4 w xl, .-34 M We got the roughest, toughest sergeants in the V' world. ll. 'I H , 6312,-3 189 iff:-1 1 I it - , ,I , 1. we Q lu . 11.511, Flu,-,.:.1,. u! l 1. 61 'F , 'r-!.??11',,' , ' '. :' '44, '...':'5, HMS -1 e I. ,l.7?94g22.l? GLE B - Q - 2 Row 1 Glenn Yamda, john Griffin, Teo Alemania, Bob Rechtsteiner, jeff jones, Paul Goodman, Ron Mendez, john jones, Steve McDow, Rich Iredale. Row 2 Mike Conroy, George Esses, George Conway, Gene Kasper, Dave Master- man, Paul Mauer, Craig Gantz, George Martinez, jeff Goeckner, Jaques Sauvageau, jim Dowd, Don Gibbs. Row 3 Chip Hart, Steve McCreight, George Castillo, Steve Goodman, Dennis Ary, jerry Wertz, Bill Vallicella, jim Ammann, john Violante, Ed Bell, Mike Regan. 190 Dan Green, Mike Regan, john Violante, Lance Lissner Rich Iredale, Mike Regan, John Violante, Lance Lissner -qi f ' 1 f W 15 4 13119 A All U0 KH 13 L' Jflgifl urn H l,N 'K 1 Xlll Dan Green, Rich Iredale, Lance Lissner, Ed Bell, Ron Mendez, john Violante, Mil-ce Regan I , 4 Row 1. Ignacio Corrales, Tom Hagan, Phil Barrett, Don Hesse, Dave Bauman, Frank Hays, Ray I-Ierriman, Sam Domi- nick, Greg Kandel, Row 2 John Lillig, jim Surina, Steve Goodman, joe Ammann, Tim Bailey, Wally Wisniewski, Bill Matheus, Bob Ziller, John Violante, Bill Meathe lm vw F K Y Z , L 1 Fr. Prendiville concelebrates Mass on the day members were received into the Sodality. 192 Student receives communion from Fr. Larry Lorenzoni at the concelebrated Mass on the Feast of St john Bosco The Sodality, as its special function, imparts to its members the knowledge and zeal necessary to work for Christ in this world. This knowledge is derived from an intensive spiritual training program un dertaken by all aspirants, wherein the Sodality's history, rules, pre- sent province, and papal documents are studied and practiced. The zeal is obtained from the main source of sanctifying grace provided by Christ, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Holy Eucharist. The ultimate aim of the Sodality is to prepare the Techrnan to be- come a worthy citizen of two worlds, the spiritual and the physical. His physique may be developed out on the athletic field, but his soul he himself must perfect before that day when he is called before the Almighty to give answer to the question: Have you loved your neigh- bor as I have loved you? 193 lbw'-'-Ural: I 1 F ,iff :ini ?f tu Fl' al mfg Row 1. Jeff Jones, Fr. Ralph Simeone, William Durazo, Tom Lechtenberg, John Nehmens, John Meador, Charles Mc- William, Donald Bassett, Ruben Flores, james Ammann, Daniel Segura, Felipe Dominguez, George Kamin, john Morphet, Paul Lukasiewicz, Vincent Mestre, james Clark. Row 2. Brother Pellegrino, james Bell, jeffrey Morgan, James Dowd, Christopher Wade, Frank Pirman, William McNamee, Edward Kilson, john Conaty, Jorge Armenta, Don- ald Gibbs, Casimir Klimasauskas, Thomas Harkins, John Odegaard, Michael Tomren, Philip Russ, Edward Terrell, Vincent Kennedy, Anthony Armas, Daniel Truxaw, Robert I-Ierbers, Fr. joseph. Row 3. James Russey, Stephen Merrill, Arthur Gutierrez, jacques Sauvageau, Victor Carlucci, Max Garcia, Michael Uro, Anthony Sandoval, Michael Dickinson Paul Goodman, George Eckholt, Paul Bergman, Paul Swift, Gregory I-Iabell, Paul Hendrickson, Paul Brotea, Gregory Galisky, Ieffrey DeCurtins, Gregory Panattoni, Anthony Wisniewski, Robert Nolan, Philip Foster, Karl Lopker, Gregory Cozza, Richard Ernst, William Morschauser, Barney Kaelin. 2 Row 1. john Ferron, Eugene Wisniewski, Craig Mandala, Albert Petruzzi, Paul Mello, john Dolan, George Castillo, Louis l-lerbers, Arthur Dominguez, Armando Celaya, Daniel Kaelin, Steven Lopez, William Piercy, Peter Wiersrna. Row 2. john Hagan, Thomas Glenn, Bernard Bradvica, james I-Iigson, Michael Lopez, Richard Ceniseroz, Patrick Riley, Michael Bell, Stephen Marsden, Alfred Sanchez, Emmanuel Costales, john Tulacz, john Richard, Fred Alba, Edward Vidaurri, Armand Vasquez. 3rd Row. Brother Arellano, Bro. Francis, Tim Donovan, Ruben Quiroga, Terrence Carlson, Joseph Martinelli, Phillip Tate, Rodolfo Roldan, Robert Gerlach, Bro. Vega, Daniel Garcia, Mark I-labell, Donald Kemper, jeffrey Hansen, Gregory Foster, Michael Weber, john Vaccariello, Daniel Carroll, Daniel De Blasio, David Tomblin, Ronald Labonawski, Manuel Franco, Dale Koop, Genaro Alarcon, Mike Murphy, David Martinez. 194 Row 1. Brother Burns, Salvatori Boenzi, Anthony Martinez, Gary Schultheis, Patrick Morneault, Paul Mauer, Ronald Mendez. Row 2. james Wisda, Mark McCabe, David Masterman, Iolm Leon, Stephen McCreight, Anthony jones, David Powers. .1 ,4 5 r-' .fifz ..iS'E..- -V- Row. 1. Michael Regan, Robert Delis, Lawrence Balsz, Vincent Boisineau, Michael Carroll, jeffWright, Robert Forcier, Richard Iredale. Row 2. joseph Bagacina, Ronald Luedeman, Allen Tichy, Carmen Sacco, james Caringella, Eddie Nakasonc, Joseph Villalobos, Arthur Barajas. Row 3. Tim Tell, Robert Bartell, George Conway, Gerald Wertz, john McKniIf, Dennis Ary, Cedric Curtis, Paul Nault, Kerry Gugins, Michael Salazar. 195 Q .1 xl ff CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS: Front: Christopher Arntzen, Donald Hesse, William Barclay, Justin Gannon, Gregory Kandel, William Matheus, Robert Russey. Second Row: Robert Vessely, Michael Distaso, Mark Haren, Harold Ladd, Stephen Schlaifer Back Row: John Lillig, William Meathe, Stephen Goodman, Robert Baldwin, John Siemak, Albert Fiore, Fr. Frank Ribotta, S.D.B., Waldernar Wiesnieski NATIONAL MERIT HONORS: Fr. Frank Ribotta, S.D.B., Michael Distaso, Owen Perez, Konald Hesse, Christopher Arntezen, Wa1dernarWisniesl-ci, Robert Baldwin, Stephen Goodman, Harold Ladd A ,96 ,..- r A ,.l- A 5':.E,-'Kira-Q vs' 1 NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST: Kenneth Hanson, Stephen Schlaifer, Fr. Frank Ribotta, S.D.B. ,. S 1? , , -fish:-Q LH-1 1 . IQ ,fin ., I- Q V b iw ILLRZEV 45 ,?Y I I Q.,-f' . 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Kimi.-ga.-. v 1 v -- 4 A 2 G 1 ' -, ' '- ' ' ' V' +R , ,A , 1 I -. - D0 i ,,,'?! Q .:!35j'.,Q: I H V ., M , A ' Q N' ' ' 1 'r ' 'S 4? . uxft 5 ' 65 W f f 'P . .Jw 1 X s tw y If ,.:. f v .2 Q lx - la H . K' X v X M522 B' H ,A . N YJ T , I i' . r r R EF u',- mf Q, He, w Q, -5, 'UW O T' Fw' I 9.4 Q7 1 C0 C' 25-J 2' J.,,,,,hu.h Q26 4 - W. MLS., Of? B Rf-mg eautzful ohm 'Nx5, X wifi? 14 H 5559 5 . A xc? C9 Q f 45 ww. 'Q X V W fc 'X T LQX.Vt'6 if I i .fl Coach Troncale Richard Duran 15 Charlie Solis r- v g.,.:g 1 - . ' , , X , . ,. W X N, ,E mg A Cantwell man is hemmed in by Oscar Arroyo 45, and Frank Shargo 44. ,T Steve Mike Blanco 1 3 Mario Natividad 1 1 '-w-uf ce Dauc1unAs l l I I X..zx,' X - A Q:-Q. '-9? Marshall Hanson Mike Distaso, Manager i I 1 Another hard driving Techman, Marshall Hansen brings in two. ., bf- . 301, , ' P A .a-, f .aw pr Traveling called, as Mario Natividad tries for two against Amat. Pressured Oscar Arroyo tries for one against Pasadena. 1 yi , Bruce Nelson 41 f '!L!.x ,. '-L' , Q lk: .jvs22.Lfi ,.' 'f' ,Qin 'iz' 4,':,,,A 'l'i'fFCj'y,f. v-f Oscar ' - , 75. .P 4.1:-:Ai-Ii' fi -, 4' 'f rf' L1 e f -' -W' I1 .V Ii ,ff ' 1---+-. ' Cedric Curtis 31 Techman, John McK.niff going up for a reverse layup against So. Pasadena. L1 ' J 1 . , ,f N I,7 w of' l ' f K i ' 1 X' ' Vf' 1' - .f Charlie Solis adds two 4, more to Tech score ..14.,....e:.LVy Dennis Ragsdale f- mf 101111 MC4Niff 245' :leg 1 ,V if f 1 1 , x : - n m: r ' 1 -- :-:.,. V A ,r , f ,. .Q'... .L-.L. Mark Masterson A ' 40 , i ,ff 1 ' 7 Greg Habell Jill' 'f.,',3 ,' 52 , 1 J in a sure two If Qpiggw jCan1:we11. fr fn ' 'ANL'--.. .V . A..-mA............!AnAgv l., al. xl P. Hendrickson, B. Raymond, D. Nava, Q. Barstan, T.. Malone, Mgr. D. Ronquillo, T. Swifty, M. Daly, W. Duran, V. Hinme, T. Walt, P. Habell, Mgr. Escarsega, Coach McKay. , J: if su YH I X ' f' at 'VE iff- fi-' i A H! V. I-Iintze shooting a 18 foot jump shot against Bishop Amat. JUNIOR VARSITY Materson fighting his way in for two points against Bishop Ama' BEE'S FRCDSH -e- B he B BASKETBALL I. Nehmens, T. Lillig, C. Castillino, 1. Russey, P. Robinson, P. Champagne, N. Oldenburg, Coach W. Monroe, G. Panattoni, E. P. Bergman. Steve Goodrich makes two points as the results of a fast heat put on by the freshmen. A. Dominguez, B. Liewer, B. Piercy, M. McCrafferty, J. Singuel, B. Kugel, F. Alba, R. Roldan, S. Goodrich, M. Bell, I-I. Bruckner, M. Kelemen, 1. I-Iigson, M. Mcrack- en, Coach Gilbert. T'.'M M!5.X 'QiE1E'I1iLL .. .. . . ' JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Right wing Mike X Tr ' ' X24 ' '-f,Q. 'f-'fr' 'Q' fy 7,713 7- a low T. I-Iuisking, C. P1-iga, C. Loper, P. Brotea, G. Galiski, E. Terrel, Vega, W. Durazo, M. Kickinson, H. Singson, P. Russ, J. Maggie, T. Dwyer, E. Klotz, Brother Francis. Rlght forward drive for a go: Brother S. Ianousek, gson makes the fmal SCh'Lllth81S, I Nemecek, C Chavez, I DeLeon, S Swedo, G. Conway, T jones , T L'U.k3S1eW1CZ, B Cook, A Barajas, B Sandoval, I Sanchez. 'A P K CROSS COUNTRY Joe Janousek makes his move to pass up the leadmg runner at the Long Beach State's All comers Cross Country meet Ed. ' N V r , . -wiki--5, ,,,Y -W lr-' ' mb. . 'vL..,,, f ah . eff .I J rl A f?EQ.g1r.' dl 19? . ,A-1fig,Qi L' Q ,P .f n VA' 'ffl-e-1 ,114 ' 6 x' .15 .. ,I '55159' - , .f7'l' GY I ,. ., .,,g. :lf--mf. I' 'v .-. 51' W Y' 1 J' - 1 1 agfgysren-L s up-.Joi-T w1.ia K A -g LK: ...- , , M L -of Bill Wisda goes on defense. 1-11 VARSITY -. . . 4 l ,A ' ' ' Y ' ' v. A.. . Q-' ' . ' If '. My 4 I AQ' Jn H7 'z 3 . l '5f?maf'f' ' ffl. f 7' fl 'fn .. . 524 I N - ff ' . 14- 'l H .Ag V - W! - :-.-- 'Bc' - V7 V iw- 1 ' ,fl-I V.,-, ..,4'f',.,w gg. ,gf -- -A - . V-4. U L4 '- -4,.i-fx - gy' fl- .u N-27:11,-5-.V -'H' 1, E, nUf,tY Zl?'Ei1 1 .3o..r-..' 'AF :aw al . - 'ag F L' JA -7 ' l ' 'A 37 ' L'f5:14fi- If. 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Pitman, P. Hendrickson, Coach W. Monroe. J. . BASEBALL ' -LL j A, Van f ll.,,,+?T, QQ 1 -Q 95' 1 .C 1 , I W Y I .3942 ' l Sas m , QI.. L . I ., . P 3 A , E i , ff e-n-+a...,,- B .C p M xl- il , . get A . -Q l. S .. . l ', :.iLi A 7 ' 'B+' B i i 'r ' , -. ,. u: T j Y,,A -3 17, ' ' 1 n -V 'A' ff.f'E 'N .f-he---+1 - a Jdst f-VL . assi.: , , x V ' . Rod Alemania clears the high hurdles in a B high hurdles event against Saint Monica. Bob Cook wins another 100 yds dash in the Saint Monica meet. Farr clearing 1O'6 in the pole vault against Mission. . -A .Nl ... Varsity Track: I. Clemens, R. Stoner, W. Wisda, J. Roth, I. Janousek, B. Cook, D. Hesse, J. Lillig, J. Buchner, D. Bassett, R. Luedeman, G. Wertz, T. Jones, M. Daily, T. Lukasiewicz, D. Farr, G. Schultheis, P. Mullaly, M. Natividad, I. Pitino, G. Binns, A. Barajas, G. Conway, F. Fleming, B. Vessely, V. Dauci- unas, I. Mc:Kniff, C. Chavez, C. Solis, Y, Duenes, Coach Ed Ochoa. 216 1.5 B Track Team lst Row: C. Sacco, J. Villalobos, R. Alcala, D. Cox, T. Riffel, R. Alemania, M. Swado, S. Bishop, Br. Myler, 2nd Row: P. Nault, R. DeLeon, I. Russo, D. Bauman, B. Raymond, J. Gallo, A. Burciaga, S. Kin, T. Nemecek, R. Hall. during a practice session. Lower Division Track Team Q '. ' ' MQ. D I V A ' 2' 'i Top Row. M. Pinard, T. Hai-kins, J. Lopez, C. mga, - A 4 IV 4 . T. Joyce, R. Ceniseroz, R. Gerlach, E. Terrell, R. T , 'WSWFQ ' X, Sm -. Wgmfy iwmmyv, , ,, L , 'f p , tri . ' Roldan. 2nd Row: 1. Dwyer, P. Fox, P. Swift, K. QQ N, ., .' , A -5 x Lopker, G. Haba-111, H. Buchner, w. Malone. 3rd Row. - ,A V ' , V ff' , T. Kurpakus, M. Tomeran, J. Maggie, T. Burns, M. ' ,. :' 1' :': T ' ' ' Rygiol, C. Castellino, S. Klotz, Br. Myler. 'L ffju Carlos Solis performs the long jump f ,Q Lf- I Tit! 1-fjl:E't1 I 1 f ' ' -4 LQ-f-.T wr -a- V1 Mario Natividad attempts to clear 5'1O in the high jump ,E E ohn Buckner shows good form in the high N'- 1 -W, 3 few.. T eis QE. UU! 5- ' ' -.J A J fb., -'Li F4 ,I il i gf I' 1 .A .0 V Af f : L ' . rf af -1. 1 i if S ' J . ' ' . 'vga- , ' '51-emi. ..',.:1. f. .-.v ,, Y l., . . . . V ,tr I l -Q V' V LQ .14 'gl F ,sec ,.2 -7. hurdles agamst Salnt Monica. Lg. J BA m u. Z7 HT, 1 l gage! . wig L i J' 'T lf be-suv-1-en-..l, .fn V -shy e . 1 AQ 3F 12'Jf?X. ' 'L .BPA i OCTQBER 31 CARDINA I T rlfff H Raul Cardinal Silva, S.D. B. - 4 Brother Sanchez of Venezuela kisses the rmg of Cardmal S11va ff w' , an Ei! ee e C! 519' H' ' 'Q I Yr rrrerrr C was e WL' Un. -. .Qg3:.-.:,fi- ' 'fl 1 l uw 55 . ml.. :-t-El:g.,f-- V., A, igz A , Ju ' ' :gh gilffi Q51 F X fi 1 f , gl A- V- - Y:-.FQQ ' f 'rr' 9 ' H7 f ' Eiw- V V . 1 .v ,:,:. ,- A I fa? W b 1 , , , , V I NM .' -N E'n I ' .34 . 5, L,,-,W ' Cardinal Silva enjoys Cabinetmaking. 220 Cardinal addresses students. VE BER 1 TALE T H0 Alemania Brothers sing. Fr. Prendiville awards the Dixieland Band. . 1, X lL I- f Q , .4 1 Taras Szynkar plays the piano. 221 4 X wx-,' DECE BER URTH- TH GA t U 1 South marches! W 1 ..,g, LT. The cannon is fired! 2 , ?. Q E M, l. T I E The north defeats the south. 222 tp! 'bl ' I ., na. I-wi ,v. ,E PJ. .. ESX, Lil- gr.. aj r' 1 .HU , . MZ'-i L L-u FEBR ARY 14 ACCREDIT TIO T.- Accreditors: Sis- ter M. Clarice, O. P. , Curricu- lum Coordinator for the Archdio- cese of Los An- geles, Father T. Kiefer, Chair- man, Principal of Bishop Amat Memorial High School, Brother R. Unsworth, F. S. C. H. , As- sistant Principal of Cantwell High School, Mr. C. Rothrock, Vice- principal of Sa- vanna High School, and Dr. F. Williamson, Associate Super- intendent of Pal os Verdes Pen- insula Unified School District. FEBRUARY21 Techmen watch Mr. Gilbert score. Referee?! AR --.ws P444 f 'LZ- ITY . FACULTY Varsity outjumps faculty :jf ,i .L 'I1' JJTEK -.if--ra 2 i 21 t- 2. ' U. '34 '.. -g Fast moving ping-pong game adds to the excitement. Superstar 224 1 3 . ' L it ff A n FEBR ARY 23 AFETY CGNV NTIO 1 if 6 Y . w Mr. Homer Steiner addressed vm uf Gi -L will Hit! 'IQ freshmen. Y I I, -u Sri' 'qlw llllli' 'D I. 1 :KH r i 'nv Y W. 1 , 1 EWV4 :.. '1 I 45,1 1 v' N i Techmen visit safety convention. Q r Techmen are fascinated ff. ' V by the safety equipment. i 'F I w I I f --.it ,gnu Ulhfkg EEM E:- 1 .N-X J Richard Duran views narcotics exhibit. N f lu Y 4 w 1 t 1 'nw Eljfifwm I harm I lm 11-., I w mf ,:,L'nm FL' li wa' ii?- i .-, ' I F g li - if Q, .-e' I 3 I Ii '51 1: ARCH Grand Prize: John Siemak Polarography First Place: Ray Harriman Laser Communication judges examine the science projects. i Honorable Mention: Sam Dominick Electromagnetism And Braking 226 . ww -fn.--. ' ' 1'-.a....1. .,- ,i.o,, ,H ,I-gf: A. Jw.-. iifl:4Q.i?'ifii':-15's - SCIENCE FAIR Second Place: jeff johnson Synthetic Diamonds Third Place: Iolm Lillig Spark Chamber I..--ul.. ..n.x.N 1 Z-W 'i'f --ff31vYlQ,:E33E .,,.AI--HJ. H N .15 in iv F! v7 :,lj:l .L .lb I Im u 4 3:1-fr. JE-1: ,f -f' 3- J' Y ww QL-.e u na ,' wiv, f- -f.r,gg.zgrf3-iil'5'.:43p'r-e r 1 JT IlIP'F1'nJpl tl JI' I Last minute preparations judges. 1 A A155 Euufit Dunn Dux Cucunuon .51 HE I. IN. 'rg-I- ' 4- 7-.' -.1.'v1r VLAN . 1 '-S1 '-L? M 1 .4, Ep nY,'1-E515 J .Ll 'U - ' If rr 'J f- - j 7 I! E! 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Walt W. Waterworth james Watson john T. Weber Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Ordway George Orr Richard E . Orthern C. A. Panattoni joe Pena joseph M. Pesqueira Al Petruzz William B. Pitino Leonard Pokalsky Mrs . Lydia Weber Margaret A. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Kenth H. Westbrook Mrs. janice Wieland john Wieland and Son Mrs. Mary Wisda Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Wright Robert Wurfl ROSTS Rohr Schwinn DeaIer Complete Service of All Bicycles and Lawnmowers. Compliments of I TREE . class of '70 9237 Telegraph Rd. Phone: lRilUSlI'l3l DI'3llIIIQ Pico Rivera OX 5-3881 nvnv lvconronnno ARGO SPRING MANUFAIIIURING 00., INR 1200 RIVERA ROAIJ 13457 E. IMPERIAL HWY SANTA FE gems wvnncn, chin. oocoo RED CARPET LIQUOR 237 E. Rowland Ave. IIovina,6a.ifornia Gall 332-7132 Frank Langella For Prompt Service Iver Tomren ALHAMBRA DRUG Sc. I9II W.Main st. Alhambra congratulations Leonard R. 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' -1 ,N fu .1 Hi--'f:f1fw4b: fYW1l 'f'?'1:w,f1 4 lsfW'1:M?1'.-4'VW' FI.: V ' 4 ,.a.f:.x,tf.'zsM2:A-QW ' A? 9 5 an jg, V M 1 ROYAL PAPER BOX CO. Montebello, Ca 90641 1105 S. Maple Ave. 685-4210 l 1 2322 WEST THIRD STREET LOS ANGELES,CALlF.' 90057-381-7891 FRED FIEDLER AND ASSOCIATES ' CONSTRUCTION . I ,. . 'en-,-W W O? a n STA N TO N 1 1? : Q I, -, Y: I' - . S, ' ,gi-.Q -'Inv ALT ill . -h w-1':1-'-- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE -TELEPHONE 385-9083 3 FIELD 0FFlCE'lTL-TELEPHONE 985 1210 Compliments ef ST. THOMAS MORE SHURSH Alhambra, llalifernia llompliments ef 60.97 Rfblltilvll Equbment 60. llompliments of ST. GHRISTUPHERS' GHURGH STA N D A HD FLUUR West Sovina, llalifnrnia A515 Loma Vista Ave les Angeles,6alif 9 compliments of 00 ness KW f2E '3'yvgdTx ' .n. X A . U ' l,, 31Fi, ZA .- wh, , , 'H . ru! x' -4.41 11 ' ' 'lijv ... SAINTJOSEPH CHAPEL Rb P Z b AIA S11 JOSEPH'S SALESIAN JUNIORATE 830I ARROY0 DRIVE S0 SAN GABRIEL CALIF 280-8622 GUNGRATULATIUNS to the class of '67 SouTHwEsT FABRlcATnNc Co. 10811 RUSH ST S0.ElMONTE 535-0321 DOWNERQS MEN AND BOYS' STORE ALHAMBRA 282-Z2l5 125 EAST MAIN ST. SUPERIOR Will You Be Financially PONTIAC nelly nn College? For Better Buys And Better Service VYTO MWTSKUS REGI T R DREPRESE TATIV 95-O s E E N E . Z: 46' M .E 3ooEs'rPENNs 500 N. M I anilc Blvd. .2:.fil., 'f..2..7 lifznfae' Monterey Park Aero Electric Supply Al's Rubber Stamps 333-3940 Arthur G. Martinez Tax Accountant 285-3293 Art's T.V. 312 S. Grandin 334-2149 Concetta Realtor South Pasadena, California 799-6215 Cozza Bros. Wholesale Produce 746 So. Central Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. 622-7772 6223-1006 Del Manufacturing Co . Eberle's Shoes 2342 Huntington Drive San Marino, Calif. 286-1066 Edgar J. Du Bois and Sons Union Oil Dealer 501 So. San Gabriel Blvd. South San Gabriel, Calif. Edgewood Construction Presents 3 and 4 Bdrm and Fam Rm Chuck Conaty - Sales Manager 332-2678 Ed Wrona Carpet Service 10828 Telechron Ave. Whittier, Calif. 941-1785 Gerald Mullin and Associates Grandview Market 1325 No. San Gabriel Blvd. South San Gabriel, Calif. 280-6456 Graphic Group 1216 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, California. 795-4810 684-0655 Goodrich and Ingram Plastering Co. 4917 N. Baldwin Ave. Temple City, Calif. 442-5688 442-1557 Gross Instrument Inc. 1015 Hope St. South Pasadena, Calif. 799-0181 Harry's Radiator Shop Irene's Frantz Cleaners 7778 Indian Hill Blvd. Pomona, Calif. 623-1979 jade Machine Products Inc. j. D. Timmons Inc., Contractor 15137 Salt Lake Ave. La Puente, Calif. joe's Barber Shop 10 S. Atlantic Blvd. Alhambra, Calif. jones Screw Products Likker Lokker 1534 W. 5th Ave. Pomona, Calif. 622-0589 Machine -Arts Manufacturing Co. 11705 E. Slauson Ave. Santa Fe Springs, Calif. 698-7763 Masterman's Insurance Service 9940 Orr and Day Rd. Santa Fe Springs, Calif. 941-5217 Monterey Park Drug Store 101 W. Garvey Monterey Park, Calif. 288-2950 Murphy Transportation Inc. Paragon Machine and Tool PLYMTANG Club of America Production Mold Inc. 2112 Leota St. Hunington Park, Calif. Quality Clean Maintenance 1015 N. Sheridan Ave . Pomona, Calif. 622-4749 Ralph Morris and Associates 3186 W. Eight St. Los Angeles, Calif. 383-0392 San-it Cleaners 5870 Hooper Ave . Los Angeles, Calif. 585-0747 Seaman Recruit Bryiant L. Stevens, U .S .C .G. Seaside Gas Station 4691 N. Hinington Dr. Los Angeles, Calif. 221-9077 Silva and Hill Const. Co. 1158 N. San Gabriel Blvd. South San Gabriel, Calif. 283-8123 Soledad Pingaron Notary Public 430 S. Broadway 409 Office Los Angeles, Calif. Serv-U-catering Tom Hubert Imports Cars 7707 Firestone Blvd. Downey, Calif. 862-8111 862-8112 United States Marine Corps. Vic's Liquor 1415 S. Atlantic Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. Winston H. Dunning General Contractor 1246 S . Meeker West Covina, Calif. X-Ray Products Corp. 7829 Industry Ave . Pico Rivera, Calif. 723-8652 ST. ANTHCIIY'S CHURCH 1901 South San Gabriel Blvd. SAN GABRIEL, CAIIFIIRNIA 91776 A ,S fv- ' 5 gg ST. IICMINIC SAVIII CHURCH BEIIFLUWER, CALIFORNIA BELE BROS. GATERING CONGRATULATIONS IZlI5 RIVERA RD. WHITTIER CLASS OF '67 698-5748 S ARLINGTUN 1 N017 f: pt 9445. SHEET METAL 00HP 1853E.61st STREET L03 ANGELES 90001 I EWAY AT PECK ROAD I I FORNIA Q4---J 'v CAI D UCORPQFIAT IO N 69D Alemania Armenta Bannon Garlucci Castillo Conaty The S piritnf The Board of Trustees Dominguez Dunning Eimans Fierro Gibbs Goodman Griffin Gugins Gurrola I-Iendriks on Kunihiro Kurpakus Lopez Mitts kus Robins on Miyamoto Sandoval Nehmens Sauvageau Perez Stevens Pirman Sumi Reyes Uro LIGHTS OUT As sunset marks the end of the light of day, this page marks the end of the 1967 Techman. To us, this means no more long hours, fewer worries, and a sense of accomplishment. In my job as editor, I want to express my deep gratitude to everyone and anyone who has helped with this annual. First, the staff who has worked after school, on Saturdays, on Sundays, and throughout the night to complete copy and captions in order to meet a deadline. To the assistant editors, KERRY GUGINS, MANUEL BUR- ROLA, DON I-IESSE, BILL MATHEUS, ERNESTO VASQUEZ, and their assistants, MIKE TOMREN, GREG CARINGELLA, BILL MEISTER, BRUCE LIMING, AND BOB SULLIVAN, I want to give a special thanks . To BOB VESSELY, the art director, goes respect, recognition, and gratitude for his perseverance, for doing his work three times over, for taking on extra assignments, and for putting up with the comments from Mr. Freifield. The layout department, ANGEL MANZANO, CARMEN SACCO, DAVID POWERS, STE FAN HANSELE AND TONY KURPAKUS deserves special acknow ledgement for their long hours of laying out the pages. I want to thank the advertise- ment section, BILL BARCLAY and CARLOS CHAVEZ, for soliciting ads and leading the patron drive. The student photographers, RON HUSSEY and PETE MULLALY are responsible for many of our candids and the activity pictures. I want to thank MR. DAN SPRAGUE AND MR. TOM MILLER OF GLENBRIER STUDIOS for helping to meet our deadlines by producing pictures on short notice. Thanks also to MR. JOHN THOMAS, Yearbook Representative, for his many sug- gestions which helped make our book so pleasing. Thanks go to all our advertisers for their support and to the AMERICAN YEAR- BOOK COMPANY for publishing our annual. To all members of the faculty who excused me or any member of the staff from class or shop, I give my thanks. Special thanks go to Father Prendiville, Mr. Stebler, Brother Saavedra and the Industrial Drafting Seniors. MR. AND MRS . BARCLAY deserve our thanks for their aid in the patron drive. There is one person, however, who deserves more thanks, more respect, more recognition, and more headache pills than we can give. I am sure that the entire staff will agree with me that without his drive, perseverance, and enthusiasm, this annual would be nothing. This person, of course, is BROTHER JOSEPH LOCKWOOD. All I or any of the staff can say is thank you. Now the annual is finished. The staff and myself feel that our efforts have been very rewarding. We sincerely hope you agree. Mike Distaso Editor -in - chief 245 1 'nj .v Q I 1 -4 , J - ,, ,V '. gf x . L 4 . , 1 , 4 W f . , YA ,' 'V - F' M! Q ,. ,5 h A ' 'A , i , 1 , ig.-,-id s.5,-- f ,L..L,-'-', A NH., ut: A I 4,4-.,, : H- f L f 1. I nj'-y14.m-P .v .1 . , ,-f. A .4543 ',,1:g!,3,: .4, ,,,vf.. ,',, - .qu ,l..' J-151 , 1 E ' '- A v-- . - ,. !.:N-LL' - ',,,1'-::Tf.'if- W , ,- , 1 .-we-' ' 'A - ' F' --1 J . -1:.'ti, --J S' ' V ' ' V ' ,, ...Y . 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