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

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A' 'f 4 N 4' J-pi-ZZ, KAAJVL- Zmffhfu-,gif 1 ,X my !'f.ADf nlgj.J! Q Techman DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 1151 SAN GABRIEL BLVD. SOUTH SAN GABRIEL, CALIFORNIA 91777 If we could understand the value of time, seeing it in relation to eternity, we would rate it higher than even health or natural beauty . In the span of half a minute a man may lose or save his soul. No earthly goods can claim to be the medium of so extreme a contrast. Dom Hubert Van Zeller, O.S.B VOLUME XII Freshmen juniors Sophomores .....32 .....56 Faculty .,..78 Technology ,, ,144- 118i i 'i Activities s WV! 1A9 ...208 We, The Class 0f 1968, Dedicate The Twelfth Volume And Who Have Served In The Armed Forces 3 f 21f S23m Hull LLQLAATA ?'fga5liT,,- 'F g! bell . 'fi' . f. 5 -3 5:4 ' Yr-mfs ' T- :SL--'Jr T Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. john F. 'Kennedy 6 Barnett - El. '63 W. Deitenbeck - M.T. Of The Teehman To The Alumni, Who Are Serving Richard Albert Schmitz 'sux-1 Mechanical Technology Department Class of 1962 July 28, 1944 - May 13, 1966 Killed in action in Vietnam ARMY J. Babcock - ME. '64 R. Bergen - Mt. '65 R. Blackwood - Dr. '66 A. Castro - Ph. '60 R. Ciancio - MT. '59 R. Cunningham Dr. '66 B. DeQuattro El. '61 F. Duff - Me. '65 W. Dunroe - Au. '64 A. Dui-ea - El. '62 N. Ebert Dr. '67 W. Everson - Me. '64 M. Giuseffi - Ph. '61 I. Grasso - Ca. '65 R. Harkey - E1. '67 D. Hayes - Au. '65 P. Hickey - Ca. '62 W. Holtz - Ph. '62 W. Kish - MT. '62 O. Koch - Ph. '64 G. Kueny - El. '63 R. Kuntz - Ph. '64 M. Ladd - Ca. '64 M. Linville - Au. '65 A. Lugo - Me. '65 T. Mattingly - Ca. '61 E. Medrano - MT. '63 T. Medrano - MT. '65 N. Njavro - Au. '60 M. Panza - El. '65 T. Rankin - El. '63 W. Rice - El. '62 G. Tanous - Ph. '61 M. Trujillo - MT. '60 J. Yohe - Au. '63 F. Zepeda - MT. '62 WOUNDED IN ACTION C. Johnson - Au. '66 M. Kelly - M. T. '61 R. Orosco - Dr. '61 SEA BEE'S P. Vallich - Au. '64 U.S. COAST GUARD A. D'Amico - Ph. '61 A. Eppink - M.T. '65 B. Stevens - Ca. '66 Gary Wesselman Mechanical Technology Department Class of 1961 August 6, 1943 - April 19, 1967 Killed in action in Vietnam S. AIR FORCE U.S. NAVY Bayman - Me. '63 Bertone - Me. '60 Bujanda - Au. '64 Callahn - Ph. '64 Dybdal - MT. '61 Flores - Dr. '66 Garrison - Au. '62 . Goodman - M. T. '65 Gray - M. T. '63 Mendez - Ca. '63 Micek - El. '62 Mitchell - Au. '65 O'Conne1l - Au. '66 Orosco - M. T. '65 Quirk - Au. '65 Roberts - El. '65 Santillanes - Au. '65 Schoeny - El. '61 Stack - Me. '65 Thomas - M. T. '59 Whitaker - Me. '63 DuBois - M. T. '63 DuBois - M. T. '61 Ford - Au. '63 johnson - Ca. '65 Haskell - El. '64 Philips - M. T. '63 Rose - El. '63 Smith - Dr. '66 Vosburg - S. MARINES Griffith - Au. '64 Kapua - Me. '66 King - El. '62 Orosco - Au. '65 Rhodes - MT. '62 Rodriguez - Ph. '64 Torres - M. T. '61 His Eminence, james Francis Cardinal McI.utyre,. D.D Archbishop of Los Angeles 8 In Appreciation Fr. Tom D'Amato, S .D.B. We the students of Bosco Tech want ,to say thank you for being FL Torn,. a As dean, teacher, missiof1a pro,c1i1:ator, and above all a friend you were and always will be to all of us, Fr, Tom. 9 His Excellency Timothy Manning, D. D. Bishop of Fresno The Faculty and Students of Bos co-Tech dedicate this page in the Techrnan '68 to Your Excellency, congratulat ing you on your appointment as Bishop of the Diocese of Fresno . 10 fill? ig Q4 fm. F177-iq Most Reverend John I. Ward, D. D. Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles - VS-., Very Reverend Bernard justin Provincial Superior Salesian of Don Bosco Very Reverend Donald W. Montrose Superintendent of High Schools and Colleges, Archdiocese of Los Angeles Rev. Thomas J. Prendiville, S.D.B. President of Don Bosco Technical Institute 12 Xyunula, if 0 fog N Q I Q, I s , Q Q' it' is E ' a Z 1 If a 7 v s fs, 1 .5 14, gb 1151 San Gabriel Office of the Prmcipa! Don Bosco Technical Institute Boulevard - South San Gabriel, California 91777 - Telephone: 283-6561 280-0451 June 3, 1968 Dear Graduates: Yours is the 13th class to enter Bosco-Tech and the lOth class to graduate. You will now take your place in the ranks of the Tech Alumni to whom you have dedicated this year's annual. The Tech has always rejoiced at the success of its graduates and is confident that the Class of '68 will carry on the tradition. The four years of high school have set the foundation for your adult life. The knowledge, skills and experience gained during high school will help you to face the future. However, skill and knowledge alone cannot give ultimate assurance of success. Faith in God will give depth and meaning to your lives. It is precisely in the cherish that you problems and the The prayers spiritual values you have learned to will find the answer to your deepest key to happiness. of your teachers and instructors go with you. Our interest in you, our concern for you will never fail. of Bosco-Tech. You will always be an integral part To the Class of 1968 our best wishes. May God bless you always! Sincerely yours, 1,1 f ,fp , X ,dig ,ZXDC C' - :Ziff--A W3 Rev. Thomas Prendiville, SDB Principal UTOMOTIVE ' CABINETMAKING ' ELECTRONICS 'INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING ' MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY ' METALLURGY ' PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY 1 u . x. li Mala'-L , V, V, if o 40' U'4 '5 .-559 0 5 u ,B f-fm xx-3 H .. 'S f :iii--fir -wr..-,-f A::,2.1:4m. ,-1 4 f M www- f . ,g N X . - 55 J,.'w,- --fl V H Q?-5 ,V A., ,b fl, P-5 ff -' -,pg ,Jan 13,5 ,zl.Q5fJf,j.,gE,5E,fflPLL9,P2fi5f'. . H wffgu' , f . - Q 1 - my '. V ' -N - 'Z ,,: '- '-.1-1 ig.,-,, i .JM M A. NW J 'f l2fw4,fH,34 ?j52,,.,,, L - . wr - ' ' 1. , 1 1 25.2. 2 5 A 14 . A. 'S QQ' 2-74:4 ,,,k,rL f G. 'M' N VRw,X'1i' W .r ' L ,, .W wil: Vg: .E-9311. 4 V A Q-:ggi Q'fi'5:.z, 7.1! I I, , , 4' N' ' ' .r . 1-i .- . -.-,1',.-5 1 '5. 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X nz' I! vjfv, I 1 I5 I In If Qngigf xvif' -Af' '7 X 5 Wf X ,Q fm' 'F Mike Brummel, BT Q- A Mike Buckley, Ph The freshmen class is composed of Students of different characters and personalities john Benkin, El Craig Bise, Au Ken Bishop , E1 Silvano Bosdachin, MT -2 , ' Rick Dickinson, Ph Q Tx joe Dominick, Me 1 'F ,mm ' VG' 'N X: 5: 1 xl Dave Chappero , Me' Gil Ciccone, Ph : 'flgal Don Collins, Ph 'fig gufgfif -1- i i i Y , ff : -' I 1 3 95 I5 Ed Burgos, Me Sal Burrola, MT Manuel Caldera, BT Rick Camarillo, El Mark Cox-tum , BT img Kevin Coughlin, Me Greg Cruzan, MT -1 Steve Cueto, E1 jeff Cushing, E1 Brian Davies, MT Bill DeI.aTorre, E Gary DeRousseau, 1 X ' hs ,.-., bm Aiuil-'Al 1 John Degrassi, MT Q L Dana Exon, Me A , Tom Fedora, MT Dave Dominque, Au Larry Donatelli, Me ha--S Kevin Dorsey, Au , 319 W1 ' ill. fr V - r. . 1 Q ' -Steve Dorsey, ID 11 ' 1 ,, 'L -' pawn' :Ken Drinkwine, El .qi N ,V Q gd, f - gf.-ag L. nf. .e.ef., A n W9 , Kevin Fennimore, BT YE I ' ,A johnFi1es, Ph Kevin Ferris, Me 2 ' , Nathan Fletcher, Ph I I Iohn Flores, Au 3 . 1 ' A.. -I 1 W ' -- A A Steve Floryan, E1 Q I , A I L f- Mike Ford, E1 'W ,w i ,N 'F , ii jim Foster, Me Gerry Foxwell, BT Greg Funaro, ID 18 A Q QV 1 F 43 4 .gif if 559 -' Af! -. we I . . some are jovial . Nkkffjl 'less irk Duncan, Ph teve Eimans, Ph ose Estevez, MT Qw-,J I 3-i' , ' ' Y-J. ,0 'QQ N ' T?- I - -T- B A xl lf 1 If: 1 tg 1' . 1 . : ' ' ' g 1 '. ,lg I A : . 1 :kg W ii' ff' Lg e: :al , fm- , 3' N 1 Steve Gonzales, Ph ' George Goodman Frank Govea, E1 Greg Goyeneche, E1 Ernesto Graham, MT Pat Grode, Au 4, U. Ali Mike Gallardo, MT Mark Gallegos, MT Henry Gariiil ID Paul Gardner, ID M F' Mike Gee, Me John Genera, Au th Arnold Glasrnan, ID - jim Gneo, Au :II-Ielio Gomez, MT iii rongora, BT I gg' .EQ Wan' 2 '77 I Q, m Q- 5, Bernard Grotewiel, A 'if ' J, Q3 Bob Gurrola, E1 .k , . NIM - lf? ' T .Ai ,fs Howard Hamlin, MT 'I9 if I? '51 ' N I 'H gf, Craig Hansen, MT ,. V' ' 7 I n zh, Rick Hzrada, Au I N Bar ,rl I TE ' -4 V -F5 I ney Held, ID gf . L 'A ,Q 2 ' , Dave Herrera, ID ' W, f IA II -I Paul Herrera, ID b ,- Paul Hesse, E1 'L qv' 2 , ' 155.5 Chuck I-Iigson, ID ' 2 ' V' '- f fr. s U I 'fx ,iii B I Art Kuether, Me Tom La Point, John LeBe1, MT .Helaman Hintze, EI. X e 1 g ,:-,- , 55 ' ' Bill Horton E1 'mf ' .PN ' 'e f ' '. if, 7 -Q5 ,ai Howard Hozve, E1 'q yff' ' 'figs' ' Tony Huntley, Me N' NT' I I ' I ' 'jr - M Steve ocoli, Me ID ,Qi Q ,iii Iav 'il - Jean Isman, I ,J Y I I f 'I 1 5 , . j' F ,-7 A rf, A- .if B-5 .'. 51, 6 '-i- - 1 - - 20 '1' Ron Jaeger L,- , I , E1 'J Hollman Jenkins, Au Nick Jezak, MT Frank johnson, MT Mike johnson, Au Ray jones, ID v W . While others -9:7 ,ef A M Stan Lanich, E1 john Lee, MT HIS e9.I'I1eSt . . Harold Jong BT . Mike KaiZoj,i, BT 5 Gary Kawaguchi, ID Y 4 T I H 5313242 Q. Q-, ,, Q rg C W My A Phi1K1ause, E1 , T- ff' Q 1 I f Jim Kliment, BT Y'-:J kfk '- Q ',,1 Dean Kojima, Au WW .123-,, V' Y' Af ,T , ' Ej xx' 1 5 ,1 '1 If ' Nw I 5 ifgfizfg' Ti., 2 W f .L-1 :ii T ' V'-5919 D 1: 'fj I ffl' e '- f--7 ff Bill Kolbeck, Me V- -1. QQ, john Krolik, MT john Krakowski, ID Ai Wjval Dave Kudija, MT Q I 'Y ' Tom LeVenture, Ph X' ,iv gf-fx 2 -,gf Mike Ladewig, ID -N' me-Mx J Y V: 'Hr '- A 51 Mark Lingua, BT ay' if 1-fi .T Ti A Rick Lopez, E1 Bob Loza, ID 21 '34 835, 5 ,E B 1 V1 ' nw! se. F I I Frank Lucero, Ph George Lujan, E1 PM in -,-,sd t . Tom McCarthy, E1 -A mx , in 5. ,ff 1. Ned McCarthy, E1 Phil McCracken, BT ' 'Leo McFal1, Au S.-.J 'Bruce McFarland, ID - V, john McMi11ian, ID de ,1 - if '+ , - -f - :- . 1 E' 'Ni 1 1 ' ' 1 1 MT!! 5 Y -5 ,- 1 li' - -, iz, 1 ,uf Q I B x I in Q , Randy Madrid ID fe: lf lim? iv 3' Larry Maki, Pld five , 73. ,A -N Greg Mandala E1 A L JIS' . -T' Mark Mandalaj, ID f 'g M QM: ' iff MA. Q xx. ag., Nick Mansur, El john Marin, Me A1 Martinet, Ph J. . A . 1 Mark Martinez, E1 - if W Bob Meador, E1 , H 'il ' ' ,4 Chuck Meister, BT V 'Z fl, ,,, ? 4' D M Pete Meyers, E1 Eugene Mick, E1 Brent Miles, Me john Mittskus, Au 4 ,fi 22 s 44.5, N SOIHS HIC York Montero, ID Chuck R. Montoya, Ph ayne orse, 53 L ff - ,. -' 13:51 H .U w '-, ugre eable . 'N 'gun' fu. nu- 1,l'-- ,x 1 f ,, ,- ,7 ff ., , imw' ,,,.eWe ..::, E Y. -, Av Art Moreno, BT NNY V ' 43 ful: J- 'T I '- l ., H 'I 5 5 My X 21' Bill Mota, Au Paul Muschetto, Me John Myer, ID Ron Nelson, El Q A Ive O'Day, Me L ,Q 5? Bob Orona, El 'A li Steve Orosco, ID '1' John ou, BT 4 1 Chuck Ozanich, Me 5 E- '35 E, X f- Al Padilla ' -f ' Tony Paredes, BT jim Parker, El 59 A , .,., HW.. -1 , 23 fqztbl 1- 219! ' rf 'f Sie- ' N l nk2l ' ed. 4- l. T ,Ji .-1' 91 '1 ' uw Rfji' ue- 7, X sl! 4 Eugene Phillips, MT Kirk Piering, Au '- Fred Pineda, Me 1 B 4 Q 4' f J Q ' ff 'I QTTW Y, Veg 'E' 'Q 1-.,, ,, V '94 Uhr Emp, W4 WIDE' 3590 P-sv1 U fu-N em U GFI ml , .U ' 1116? -l rea:- J -,,,,l ll TQ! Q... 1 -A W '-,- 4 f ff Bob Ramirez, Ph 'f f Tony Ramos, ID -- 24 w Tom Pasienski, MT John Peck, E1 6 3 5 i I au. Carl Pena, ID Art Perez, Au lf Q' Q1 'i I -, LEW: john Pistey, Ph , ,ji 'Xl 4-f xi ei,- ..., CP- . 4 , fe-'ii fs'-Q ' V .-XY-Q V Pat Regan, ID , -...L Frank Reyes, Me ' 1 while others are disagreeable - -.f - ,. I H ,fa Q 5-,. 4 -B ug' 654,51 ' . . .A 'I Irie 5 ' ?' 'v-V I-7.1 Q., XM i If ' 6 Dave Rojas, MT .Q j J W, Jeff Ross, E1 , A . , George Ruiz, Dr rfvf-fr' . my joe Reyes, BT Rick Rodarte, MT Mark Rodighiero, El Mike Roide, Ph -..J ri Q I Kill Pratte, Au oque Puillo, Me ' BI I , 1 D. 5 .ff -N ve.. mr, Jiri' lr . 5 'Qi ' 5- z. -E-'21, - fm Jw A meh- Ju B Dean Saiki E1 3 . 5 , M , Frank Salazar, MT rj! 9 -- ' 'R -1- ' 2' j f - Frank Salazar, M 131.-Vi' X ,fwgfb xi , !'f?Qf ij, ,fd KLA ,MY ,l or Q , ,Q , I Y, -4-5 ChuckSa1umbides, Ph 1 A fl I f'QLi,f-fr ' V 'IN . Tom Santillanes Ph ' ,v.-4 ' I X Y, ,fl-15 jose Saracho, A11 T24 , 5 Bob Sauvageau, ID H ' , .-P. Z Rick schilf, E1 Paul Schmitz, Mt jerry Schneider, Au Fred Schoneman, Au wif' L ' 2 ' ' f Y ik I f 'X' ffl 4 ,A 3, V- V -. Tony Shafer MT 5-W Q , V ff: ' .W jim Shaffer,,Au '51 , I' -l V HI -1'.pagef ir N' Shanklin Au 'kr V f' 'ff ' I VE.: Hs, N A M AA ' I Mike Sierra, Au QT EK ' I ' Frank Spencer, Me l Q 19-' Brian Spritzer, ID A if Dave Strnad, ID ' 25 I ll Dave Sedillo, Ph Jamie Valenzela, ID .3 if Q V72 219 Y John Sumrrer, E1 wa-1 ' V ,. , - X .L Ken Suzukl, Ph EV' T V P Tony Swart, MT S-M..p',. i V 1 1 1 A 2 I As -. 4 as Darrell Tamousinas, Me Ti L37 i W 'f,-. Frank Toth, .A , A M .-'E-'v'p,., , Steve Tovey, Me Mark Tuohy, BT -iff Javier Valenzela, ID 2735, V l 5 . John Valiquette, E1 , W. Eddie Vega, BT V. 4. m George Vella, MT 2 V.: ,1 Y :R john Vessely, Ph - ff ' ' Mike Vickers, MT 1 nf.:-'IJ' 4, ., ' ,7 lf' lk ff Y .E ,V V I I shi: xiii t I f 1 L5 13,2 ,. Qi' 9- L -X K-,537 A I is fl A 92 5 v. Qs :JN Mfr I Bob Walter, E1 Bob Wentworth A1 Villarreal, BT Mark Wade, Au H . .,.,:., 1 '-' 'yg-qiyea 1, ,E1 Paul Winer, Ph Peter Willet, Au . . . but on a whole, they are a supererogato1'y class . 26 Va- la 5 N... ,Z f'f ,, jerry Wiltz, E1 , Rick Windmiller, I -- , .4 ,. -Y, Q .-., :wa-'M 3 7 QW, ,nygw Qt. W Y vi P 4 ff 4' . N WYE f ,W 5' Wi' F 5 rw! ffl J .V+ Me Ben Winks, AU john Wolters, E1 ChI'1S Wood, BT 1'Tom WOJtaCk1, nfl, 5 ' ' ' ID L . Frank Young, Au Jim Yoshinaga, MT Brian Young, ID 0 X, Q' Q '39, x Z-5 Ce If JU Prr x N 3 1'- x X9 ffl: T5 :xx gc' Pu 9' QSCQOOL 31, 8 TDPERI - Q -:-:,:, 5 4 VN Q?,,, A , ...... in 94 ' C50 IA A 'A j ,'V 1'il 2:f ' V J- -S! 3 i f T6 U is 6 3 , FN Si , -ig' X ,co -v- J - 1 sf 'iw em-r Haro 'BT '1 5 e- SQUEEKY 'g N F7 ISS tous D Az . 'fy .45 , mu 'Q-15 ,, a .5 , .-., G figgg ,.-.. , I, V li 6 J' 1 ixff ' v ale Q A Q fv pf Q P L E QD 5 R , , n Eoov BEER xl 'WJ' And when did you say you started the bicycle club? Come on Father, a little BIGGER! 'J ..- sr 1 -4 EH! I Ji if xi E . G But where did they put the door to the new lecture hall! Technical S.N.T. S.N,T, CHAPTER Pictured on this page are represent- ative officers from the student chap- ters now existing on campus . To advance their members in spe- cialized knowledge areas,' thus up- dating their technical knowledge, while at the same time to provide a link between the section area chap- ter and the student chapter itself is the purpose of these clubs . The American Institute for Design and Drafting CAIDDJ, The American Society for Non-Destructive Testing QASNTJ, The American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers QASTMEJ and the National Litho Club are the parent societies . Vice-President-Lawrence Balsz President-Lance Lissner Secretary-Mark Barclay Tre asurer-Wieslaw Wisniewski Q40 C4 O G A FKLDKR Qs 0560 'Tac LITHO CLUB Vice President-Theodore Walt President-Cedric Curtis Treasurer-Michael Conroy Secretary-Michael Dorsey so' F Societies T.E.C TEC Treasurer-George Binns 2nd Vice-chairman-Ysidoro Duenes Chairman-Stephen Kennedy lst Vice-chairman-D ale DuBois Secretary-Gary Schultheis - Ni-'Ns Q, X . Q-V ff 4' Q Z 57' Ann Vg AMHGURN lNblllUll DESIGN AND DRAFTING AIDD Chapter Treasurer-Steve Hansele Vice -President-Ed N akasone President-Bill McNair Secretary-Steve Leininger 31 STUDENT 4. nf. Jf A Chuck Amado, MT Chris Beggs, Me 1n Jw, nv.. 1 -+- x 'Z-Q ,f f Z X .Q t gt Steve Akiyama, Au J, Fred Alba, ID -0 X , Q ' ' ,Sf 4 . . , ,, N' IT 'Tj' 15,4-qifw YU' X'.1 'Up P1 w..f'- -, jf 33V - E1Be11AuleqQ .-,- .. he Mike liell, BT'l 'ff V ,X ,il - 'rm 55.19 - V Roger Bennell MT ' if ' ' , A 7' Q' x J f ' 1 1 x Marshall Bennett MT , Pg, ' Ken Beauchamp: PH lf '3' Tar' 1 ' Q ,Fl John Blanco Me fi -.J gg A ff' L ' Bernie Bradxlica, Me 'f I JI? 1 C' Mike Camera, Me l Ted Bfickf Ph Paul Camusi, ID A '-3 7 -ni, K, if A 32 Ei john Carothers, MT Rick Carlson, BT Terrence Carlson, El Don Carroll, Me arry Buckner , El HI Armando Celaya, MT in , 1:1 R Rick Ceniseroz, MT A 5 ', A,r... -' a f Brian Chachere, BT Q--Af! I ' --135 It-is 7. -E I -7:5 I 2 Q V , ju Randy Chambers, Ph -fi ff K Qi. ' in 'A ' Mark Champagne, MT Qlx E Emmanuel Costales, E1 fl I R- , . i - W 1.1 -Art Dominguez ID --1 V - 3 -T, - Ernest Detmers, ID--l- ' 'xg 4 .. f Q -Dave Dickinson MT ' , ,V ' - Rick Deppe, BT---ii if . v' V 1, I Ji' X i, -,T I 1. , ,,. ' 7 ac-1 -1 rl?- 'z', f -3 e an T ' ef, ' ' N, , at-gg .1 f:s':f:1fff- fi L .f '?2'f5E f' K I ' Q A , 14' . .ry in .gina Mark DeLeon, El b . -'J Q I T ,' ' 31 Dan DeB1asio, ID ' can -4 :Q K , V 5. - .L H Glenn DeVal1e, ID If-fini? , is 'I 1, Walter Eimans, Me . .4 , 43,5 QVAQ44 , wg v N Mike Ermoian, MT AY ' ' 1 '? 3 'nhl 1 . n - A e I 4. rl H fi X lf . a Mark Fairbanks, Ph 'L W S' john F erron, MT A I Greg Foster, Au .. A .- 2 1' 1-t Manuel Franco, ' . Ed Fulkerson, E . W ' t W T N Early as 8:15, We are on our Way to Start a new day . . as H I Nj U' Steve Goodnch, ID Tony Gonzalez, E1 Dan Garcia, E1 Frank Garza, MT Joe Gayose, MT Ron Gerlach, E1 .. ..-,sig x af pun I :H ffm . 11 t r' ,7 if 5 ,AY X. , .- , it Ei 'X V3 'rf vi '91 W igg '..'. ,ir , I 'EI-it 930 1 U E142 tiff 4 111 Joe Harrigan Chip Hart, Me One may say, What a way to start the day but cheer up its the fifth period . . , MT Lou Herbers, BT Rudy Herrera, Me jim Higson, ID Tom Hubert, ID V Dave Hughes Me r- -. W V73 t ,. Mike Ingram: Au trgfssrfmr ' H' A1 Jimenez, Ph ..ff0.N FFEESDENT , I , fig NJ ,. in , 1 , 'W f ry, 45 Y, -ig 1 i 'ia ' - 5 ,D P Rick Jimenez, MT- -- ,- - w X ' gf :L-1, Mitch jones, BT ' 31' y ,ff-5 g ,A 1 8 ' - aff? ' - FF A ,A'. jQjgj,bgQQ:Nff ' -ffl Al ' M fi j,i.-fS..f , K.. t, E- Dan Kaelifjz, Au 77 f 1 Y ' Q QSM ' -.vi ' ij Eugene Kasper, E1 L jim Keeley, E1 3 'YEL Mike Kelemen, ID Gutierrez, ID Guerrero, rk Habell, E1 n Hagan, MT N ,, ,f . , 1 41? ,s '--f ' P M .-x ,4 nl ' 1 -J qt , :gf-r-uw' .5 E IN .1 V 1 , , ' r 'IIEIFL ' t , 9-,gg Fi if' , f W I -vqil I I Ph H41 Q M The second letting us out of class and into our activities or for those who do not belong to an activity, studyhall. Here they are. . . STUDYI-IALL CLUB . f 4-1-? in A' Gary LaFor1:une, Me 1 IQ Wm ic: h D 1,-15, f Q2-,, Fr 4 I ? Q if 'V ge, v 5, .fe lx ' J Mike Kemper, E1 Rick Kirton, MT Mark Kojima, Au Hiroshi Konoya, E1 Dale Koop, Au 'g f' 1 U vim X x 1 r I , .,.,- 1 W J I, ga , I ij? ' Mike LeBourgeois, MT Z if N, M' Ron Labonowski, Me Gary Lake ID ' Lou Lemoiiie, ID X' , 1 6 ,,- Y, Craig Levi Me ff. 9 Bob Lieweif, ID ' -- fa P, .,.' joe Lopez, El f' ff I , Mike Lopez, E1 Steve Loza, ID M S, George McCafferty, MT Mike McCracken, ID i rv- V I, ' --af 'A' Ji' f eh- Q 'H 'M K I ,gr - , , +9 I f ' Livi o 1 'V , H ' a,.z: N I .,. ' ' ,5,.,.,lNg ' . , ? I .. Z, I ' A -Q, vi.. '- W! 1 I , . ,-:SLI .5 , - . K I . H SA - 1, -- D if 3 .U .li 'Rick McDonald MT , 33,251.71 - -3, K . E-' -Steve McDow il - -r S' ggi1hIXIEg3d2en1QhE1i'i'1- N , C-if' -Ie' - S f ---- 1 W , Q ... f :gJ':I, -' '57 mx y- ,K ' '-e f' i:: ., :TXT fi , -EW I My , I -fr f I, I W' if A P -fr Paul Mcouire, Ph 1 X A. ' Frank McKemy, ID A ' X I vig Bill Mace, MT - Q- - ' 'joe Macias, Ph Q.. F: .X K . f A Q Putting our books aside, giving our minds a rest, We prepare for the lighter part of the day, P.E. and lunch . . . k I x - I, , ' .Q t fi . Dave Mayer, ID gli, 2 I 'I' mi, ,V Steve Marsden, Me T, gg.. ' ll' 0 ,TJ If J N Bill Marticorena, Me w 'N - X 52:3-Q N . ,W 9 ' ,-H' I M at A ai ft K A Joe Martinelli Au 'R fc . A Dave Martineg, Me ' -- A H Mi , Paul Mello, MT rl ll A mx 'fx li Rx .1 f, 2 K qt Kg: 1 Horace Mendoza, Me fha V , '-' ,f.,,:t A f DQVE MGYETS, j A u '-W' x '- ' Don Metoyer, Me ., l I, l , 'f', Kim Middleton, El ,KX ...ax -U1 v -!:xT'5'Z ttf, Y-h of - .Q Mike Minnig, MT ' - -L-.ff Ray Moody, El gl-4 C, 1 X Al Mota, BT Dave Moralez, ID , V V f'1fL H, .gg J john Mauer, El ' 1 llcrh Mike Murphy, MT Bob Murphy, MT Bill Newton, ID I VCI' George Nodarse, MT ., 1: 'Tom O'Con.nel1, ID Lug 4 5. M 5 Here is another typical game between Mech Tech and Auto, score 30 to 30g the basketball hanging in the airg the bell ending P.E. sounds, . . . who said it's the lighter part of the day? 5 -wp .R 'Psi ' . 'f ,f -'-x -'?'. . A i n I I I 1 wi Y , - Jw lfqqri pn 1-an Tim O' Donnell, Me lan-rvi. Tony Oddo, MT Tony Odita, ID Fred Ordway, Me -JJ W 1' T-'49 Gab Parente, ID Mark Paritech, Me Dan Parra, Me Steve Pena, ID Tony Petruzzi, BT Vern Phillips, MT Billy Piercy, Au in Q 45? X af , if v V51 ' ,-,.,x Pat Riley, Ph :IA 4' is q3f.,.-I X ' 3 , Tom Robitaille M B111R0b1n50n, E1 i l 'r?if' -rx V ' wait Rodnquez, ID A I ll 1 li ' 7 l 05 Who eats lunch at 12 o clock. . . . We poor sophomores have to Wait unti 1 For the next two and half hours We spend learning a specific technical subject which in the future will help us to earn our livelihood. ' P An ax' fu. 434'-U? x I Rudy Roldan, El ' Mike Roy, MT , A V - Tim Ryan ID A , iff-7 Mike Rygilv, El Ti I IIA , I -Q. 5 L 'ff fu 73. , Q Al Sanchez, ID .E I , V ,, MJ. Ron Schaffer, El ,I j X'-P I Ray Schindler, ID if nf Dennis Schultz, MT Mike Scott, MT jim Senegal, Au , ,,7 -'7 .- Qi 3 .. -I y . v 125, -1 71 '-if li oug Prendovost, Mel' uben Quiroga, ID f .3 l - drian Ramos, MT Q I Q I hnRichard MT 3 , , . ' ' ff' ' 5' Rick surherland, Au ,Y-J -, 'A 3. H: M1-1 l i ,.,, I Taras Szynkar, El Y Bob Tami, El , 'S- J v' I .K X m Y' A JI I ,- The best bell of the day has finally rung . . . Within a few more minutes the buses will start and take us home . ,Q 'Q Ill I 5.2 I .Rh F: .7 Joe Senegal, BT lu,-.-. ,. Ken Sharpe, E1 I John Skratulia, ID 3, Steve Smith, MT S Q? ,151 ' ,, - -Mike Spang, MT 1 ---- 1- 111111 Spearbeck, BT ,,,jN ,gi 1 ' ..4' k ' 1Phil Stella, Me ' f 'AVS' .V Kit Stetina MT ii H. ' ,N 4, I ' fl xg Brian Sullivan, El f A X9 un. M l ,SIU - , -7,6-.ix , ,U-xp-Q C 'I' . Q, I- j ,J ,qr P1111 Tate, ID is gf., ' Tr? I jim Thomes, El v ix ' I Mike Tessier, El V .. , 3, ' .Ja-1 W gf' Dave Tomblin, ED ,f',,g- 4 He got his basketball' , ij-if 1 In J f , E : : :Rana 41 . V .. X., .-, -. n uae 1 3' ' -- jim Watson: Me All m wa' e 1, ix 'i Y X'- Mike Weber, MT V Y I . ,. I 7.7. ' Ken Wetbrook, Au A , f - 'ff 'S' 5 Cf ,4 1' Ron Whinnery, Au Jgtgrrf, Nfl' '-' , ll Eugene Wisniewski, 'F vg fr-f', ' ' -af' ' ,e , Q - Al f . ,pf if HY ., P-4? Pete lNiersma, Me Barry Walker, El , y e if , Roger Williams, Me Pat Wallace, Au i , M, Z, . , 3 John Vaccariello, El 35 f Ti' V , ' - ' N -f 3 4 .N John Valko, BT f ' , Q X371 L ,Lv , Roy Vallee, El . - v if K ' 1 Armen Vasquez, Ph ,, A U. wi ,,,, Zi Ex ,, , ,, W? - V Y 6 S Ill El 40 Henry Vega, A u It's my turn now . .fl K'-S . R I ' Rick vidaum, Me ' gi Ed v'd ' M Q -,- m 1 aurrl e ASL ' How does he rate ? gi r H' lf When the cat's away the BABY mice will play. .-'- I'm the spas! Bob, I think the big DIPPER is sitting right next to you After four years Drafting Seniors finally learn how to do the jumping jacks. Are you sure it is in Compton at 10:00 P. M. Well, Mr. Renner, I'11 be in my office at 1:00. . . f-'ff After four years tinker toys are still a big hit! R .f Y Q' Steve, what did you do with the dime We collected for the bar of soap? Juniors What is a junior? Webster defines a junior as . . .a student in his next to the last year before graduating from an educational instutition . He is an individual who has matured in mind and body to accept the responsibility of an upper division student. These responsibilities include: good example, both on and off cam- pusg putting his technical knowledge into practiceg taking a more active part in school life and activitiesg and most of all preparing himself for the future . F or each junior the preparation differs . i.e .... Teo Alemania Bob Altenbach Industrial Drafting M echanic al T echnology jim Ammann Pete Angeline M et allurgy M etallurgy 44 Dodson Aoki M etallurgy Paul Brotea Automotive Tom Br advic a M etallurgy Tony Armas Photolithography jim Bell Photolithography 'Le Dan Bassett Metallurgy '- Mike Conroy Photo lithography - , , '-4' wiivgm, L-.kdm A N K vi as-Qu... ,,. 1, ll, Q X , 5 ' . . .In our first two years in the Automotive Department, We gained a Working knowledge of the parts of a car. In our junior year, We realized how each individual part functions together, as one, thus resulting in the final concept of an automobile. Our prior knowledge of the function of the frame, body, transmis- sion, axles, -suspension components, and the endless number of other details are blindingly adhered into a single thought, giving a truer meaning to each part as the Whole. , ,,,,?,,1 Marcel Cadieux Len Constantine Greg Cozza Mechanical Teclmolgy Metallurgy Electronics 46 v v Gary C aste llino M etallurgy ips' 421 I jim Clark john Conaty Vic Carlucci Dan Crabtree Felix Castillo h Metallurgy Industrial Drafting Industrial Drafting Photolithography Industrial Drafting ' ' fl. c I 'ec' xg f w--J V ' Y ag, l X 5 ,, A 'K -v W' ff xr--f- nru - , 1 fe '- I Paul Champagne Colin Cross Mike Dickinson Phil Dominguez jim Dowd Metallurgy Mechanical TCC17-I1010SY Mechanical Technology Industrial Drafting Photolithography Bill Durazo Automotive Don Eley Automotive 1 '7P jim Dwyer Electronics john Eimans Industrial Drafting Jeff DeCu.rtains Mike Dunning Metallurgy Building Technology Rick EI'I1S1Z FOX M C'C9-111-1I'gY Automotive 47 tl' George Eckholt Electronics Ruben Flores M etallurgy V7 Phil Foster Mechanical Technology Clyde Francone Craig Gantz Automotive K Gre Galis Don Gibbs 8 1'-Y Mike Gurrola Electronics Industrial Drafting lndustri al Drafting wr:-'Z'P', N ,, DHD Gosparrelli' Art Gutierrez Photolithography M etallurgy John Griffin Industrial Drafting . . .Theories and concepts of the primary properties of Various circuits and Vacuum tubes are thoroughly studied in the first two years of electronics . In the junior year We progress from the archaic methods of bulky outdated vacuum tubes and enter into the modern utopia of transistors and integrated circuits . We begin to think in terms of utilizing space to obtain the maximum output as in computer design. 48 Max Garcia Mechanical T echnology Photolithography ,2 Paul Goodman Industrial Drafting Dave Halpin Mechanical Technology Bill Herten Mechanical Technology Neil Gugins Industrial Draft Mike Gorka M etallurgy Mark Hedgecock , Photolithography l Tom Harldns Metallurgy v ','K V ., Mike Hawkins M etallurgy , 3 kr Bob Herbers Photolithogr aphy Y ,-x,,?,,,q,,-,F D an Johnson Metallurgy Barney Kaelin Automotive Paul I-Iendricl-:son Industrial Drafting . . .During our freshman year in Photolithog- raphy, We have learned to become familiar with hand tools, opaque solution mixes, strip- ping, and elementary past Work. Finishing our sophomore year, we can now operate quite efficiently a printing press, power paper cut- ter, and folding machines . Also our knowledge of technical equipment, such as hydrometers, balance scales, and micrometer, has become extended. And now at the conclusion of our junior year, We have become skilled at ad- vanced techniques of color separation, plate- making, and copy preparation. 'Ex Tim Huislcing Metallurgy ,-.., Steve Ianousek Greg Habell Wayne lnouye U Electronics Elecironics Automotwe 5 3 Don Johnson Automotive George Kamin Metallurgy Cv? jeff Jones Tom Joyce Steve Klotz Mechanical TeChI1Ol0gy Photolithography Electronics K 4:- L.: Vince Kennedy Steve Krtunpos Ken Kunihiro Metallurgy Automotive Industrial Drafting 49 . . .For the past three years, We have been Working in an extensive Metallurgy course. At the end of the first year We had been subject to the heat of the foundry and welding section. We became familiar with the practical and close knowledge of Metallurgy processes. During our sophomore year We worked in the lab. Destructive and non-destructive physical testing along with X-ray tech- nology were our main objectives . This year in Metallog- raphy We covered photography of metals . We prepared technical reports, and time was also spent studying high carbon steel, copper and aluminum alloys . V7 Ed Kilson Casimir Klimasauskus Tom Lechtenberg Electronics Electronics M etallurgy Mike Long Electronics Y K arl Lopker Electronics Tony Kurpakus Industrial Drafting Tom Lillig Automotive 4-1-se Tony Lopez Industrial Drafting '! ' Paul Lukasiewiez Electronics l 1 , K I Bill McN amee Chuck McWil1iam John M aggio M echanic al T eclmology Automotive Automotive George Martinez Mechanical Technology Tom Martinet Photolithography ,,,,,,,. W alter M alone M etallurgy M atthew M artinez Electronics john Meador Metallurgy . . .ln the first year we learned the basic fundamentals, that is to do bench work with files and other hand tools and the basic operations on the lathe, mill, shaper, and grinder. As we entered the sophomore year We became better acquainted with the freshman operations and made projects in which we had to learn to use ma- chines with efficiency and speed, for We were looking forward to the junior year and our junior projects . We collected ideas for our jtmior projects and made the drawings during the end of our sophomore year and through the summer . In September we brought together all of our ideas and plans and coordinated them into one master plan, our junior project. We made these projects during the year, using all the knowledge and skill we obtained during the previous years in Mechanical Technology Department. ,Q r . 61,9 A X Steve Merrill Metallurgy ' ' as 48 iw Chris Mittskus Industrial Drafting jeff Morgan Photolithography Vincent Mestre Mechanical Technology Linds ay Miyamoto Industrial Drafting John Morphet Automotive . . .By the time we find ourselves in our junior year, we have understood a large part of the graphic language The first year involves the basic principles, geometric construction, mechanical drawing and sheet metal work As we advance into our sophomore year we expand into advanced machine drawings -- topographic drawings and electrical circuit drawings . The matter taken in the first two years require very stringent rules a great many do's and don'ts . All lettering, linework, and notes must be neat and exact. However in the junior year we are exposed to architecture, which gives the draftsman an almost unlimited freedom in drafting procedures . The draftsman is given an opportunity to develop his artistic talent along the lines of architec- tural rendering and design presentations . We also gain a working knowledge of the building codes, commercial catalogs and steel construction manuals . The junior year also examines the structural halves of a good design. This involves a knowledge of basic engineering: loads, stress, deflection and torque . Q55 A-'x Bill M orschaus er M etallurgy Mike Morris Electronics A7-1l30TT10tiVe 'lla Wi- Q4 ,, , , , no ,g5ll.2g,,-' 'fi Bob N els on A utom otive John Nehmens Industrial Drafting 5 n-'1: g Z Mark N al-:ashima Bob Nolan Photolithography M , V' Tom Parsons Electronics john Odegaard Neil Oldenburg Electronics Electronics 1 joe Reyes Industrial Drafting R.- Frank R odriguez Electronics Frank Pirman Building Technology Steve Perez Building Technology Greg Rechtsteiner Gary Richens Electronics Automotive 53 Greg Panattoni Elecuronics Chris Priga Electronics si-. Paul Robinson Industrial Drafting Steve Romine Mechanical Technology . . .At 10:35 A.M., the end of our shop period, the day is progressing rapidly. We now have P.E . which consists of a never ending series of intramural games in Basketball, Football, Soccer, Baseball, and Volley- ball. The actual sport being played does not matter, for it is the competition between the shops that gives life to the game . After P.E . We have lunch which dissolves the shop status and brings a feeling of unity to the air. This feeling is carried over into the activities period in which each junior participates in one of the number of clubs or organizations on campus . lf we are free any one day, the period is spent studying or doing homework. jim Russey Tony Sandoval Jack Sauvageau Dan Staples Mike Stevens Electronics Industrial Drafting Building Technology Electromcs Industrlal Drafting Paul Swift Ed Terrell Photolithography Electronics . , - . . 1 . h 5 'l Mike Tomren Mike Uro jerry Vogel Chris Wade Gary Waterworth Electronics Industrial Drafting Photolithography Electronics Automotive .7- 'Q- ' Tony Wisniewski Glenn Yamada Metallurgy Photolithography The activities period is followed by five academic periods with a short break in between the third and fourth periods . The classes include: Ethics Ill, English III, Algebra II, Chemistry, and American History. As in previous years the math classes and this year the chemistry classes usually relate to a phase of the shop program in the junior year . Al- though the Work is not easy, most of the juniors manage to complete the year in good standing. 55 K! x fe I X I gt NX ff' f 2 15 A , X- A 0.0.0 v SN 60,0 N I x To everything turn turn There is a season turn UlI'1'1 tL1I'l'l U.lI'I'1 And a time to every purpose under heaven A time to be born A time to die A time to plant A time A ti to reap me to kill A time to heal A time to laugh A time to Weep N I O R S 4 'F 1+ t 1 5 Mm? -M., ,vw Roderick James Alemania Industrial Drafting if -'I . Trummy Young Aspera Industrial Drafting 4 Joseph Bagacina Automotive -'Lum ,Y....if .P N X M I James Patrick Baldwin f if Arthur joseph Barajas Metallurgy 3 Z f Industrial Drafting 1 i r ee l -3 . .sw P 1 Z l Lawrence David Balsz gg, Metallurgy W Mark Edwin Barclay Daniel joseph Bassett Metallurgy 7 Mechanical Technology Qui-2' fi g, I., F Robert Alfred aus. 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This was the year of challenge, the year of long awaited change. The future class of '68 first set foot on Don Bosco Technical Institute's nine year old campus and their cumbersome brief cases, per- plexed outward emotions, comical stature, and grammar school maturity immediately labeled them as the incoming Freshman Class . Halfway around the world at this time, the third session of the Vatican Council was con- vening, while in Russia, Khruschev fell from power. New, awakening, stimulating and revealing experiences blended with irony, success, and often temporary defeat as the Freshman year droned onward. At Indianapolis, A.j . -Foyt whizzed to victory, and meanwhile in Washington the historic civil rights act of 1964 was signed. The end finally came. There was the usual holiday spirit and unpopular barrage of home- work assignments . The last glow of 1964 illuminated the opening doors of the New York's World Fair, and mournfully flickered at the deaths of two great statesmen, Prime Minister jeharal Nehru and former President Herbert Hoover, whose names now lie indelibly in their nations' memories. 1965 marked a time of trials and tribulations as the remainder of that first year at Don Bosco began unfolding, and would not stop until june. This was the hardest time of that first year. Every new demand became a burden, while anxiety over grades became almost unbearable . A sizable portion of the class inevitably did not return after the summer had departed. Now, no longer the lost sheep, the Sophomore class began its colossal task of preparing for leadership. Already, Gemini flights 111 and IV had set unprecedented space re cords, and for the first time, American and European Television were linked by Early Bird. Preparing for leadership may come naturally, but it is not always easy. The new Sopho- mores still scribbled down every verbal utterance of their professors. Wading through second year Latin and now being proficient quick-change artists in those amazing locker rooms, the testimonial list still shrank. A power blackout in the East, crippled New York and the death of Dr. Albert Schweitzer shocked the world. The hard-fought Sophomore year brought tears and recognition. As it slipped away, Casey Stengel bade the Mets farewell and France entered the space race. 1966 saw a mature junior Class standing half the size it had been at the beginning. It now had straddled the border and been naturalized into the upper division. An awakening realization that the end was near renewed the efforts of many slumbering students . While chronically occupying the number two spot, the majority now echoed, We try harder . The summer of '67 arrived, but now the class of '68 faced its most crucial period. By simple deduction, the time had come, the advent of dreams and despairs, the fulfillment of labors, --- The Senior Year. While Governor Reagan boosted taxes, the Senior class at Bosco Tech was trying desper- ately to..maintain its cool under pressure. Yes, it was hectic, almost beyond belief. Campus activities, previously ignored, now possessed immeasurable value. Science projects emerged from cobwebs as frantic geniuses awakened. jingle! jingle! went that last silent Christmas. In South Africa, the miraculous breath of life sustained history's first human heart transplant patient . The Tech Varsity Basketball team crowned its roughest season in years with a victory over Cantwell 66-58, while Indiana went to the Rose Bowl for the first time. Open House struck with blitzkrieg timing. Anxiety, judgement, darkness, more scattered days and weeks vanish into oblivion. Suddenly, momentously, events pickup, time heads blindly towards a solid wall and everything grinds towards a smashing climax of final flurry and devastating excitement. Silence. Reverent, solemn stillnessg this is the end. One hundreld and forty-four tassels swish in unison, one hundred and forty-four proud young men salute Don Bosco Tech and its cherished memories. I am honored to be one of their number. Farewell from the class of 1968. I 1 Rev. William Schafer, S. D. B Vice Principal 1: . ff -1 , Rev. Richard Jiru, S. D. B. Senior Dean Chaplain Ethics Department English Department Freshman English Rev. Jack Giacomini, S.D.B. junior Dean Mathematics Department junior Math Music Department Chairman Golf Team Coach Rev. john O'Connor, S. D. B. Sophomore Dean Ethics Department junior Ethics Rev. Arnold Buja, S. D. B. Librarian English Department Freshman English Rev. Paul Caporali, S. D. B. Technology Dean p ' are A r V ri f f x 5 . Mr. Roy Currin Coordinator Technical Counseling Service Rev. Henry A. Sarnowski, S. D. B. Consultant Librarian 81 Bro. Anthony Matse, S.D Business Manager Mr. Donald Renner Placement Director Public Relations Fr. Zakto discusses old times with former student Bill Barclay. Rev. Manuel Alves, S.D.B. Spiritual Counseling Bro. Larry Arellano, S.D.B. Photolithogr aphy D epartrn ent Assistant Instructor of Freshman Bro. Anthony Asebedo, S.D.B. Automotive Department Head Instructor of Juniors Mr. William Baron Mathematics Department Freshman and junior Math Rev. jerry Bonjean, S.D.B. Ethics Department 82 Mr. Stephen Andreano Electronics Department Head Instructor Mr. Alfred Bailey Science Department Senior and Sophomore Physics Moderator of Astronomy Club Bro. Frank Bracchi, S. D. B. Automotive Department Department Head Rev. Harold Danielson, S. D. B. Mathematics Department Sophomore Math Ethics Department Freshmen Ethics iixsavuu f- an I Rev. Alfred Broccardo, S.D.B. Ethics Department Freshmen and Junior -ii-1 Ethics Mr. Larry Davis Industrial Drafting Department Head Instructor Mr. Raymond Dunning English Department junior and Freshmen 83 English Mr. Carroll Chase Industrial Drafting Department Bro. Eugene Burns, S.D.B. Band Director Public Relations Building Technology Department Assistant Instructor of Freshmen Reapportionment of Congressional districts is based on. . . 1- He ad Instructor .small so iq Er Q' .f i 5 .li allia est omnis divisa in partestres. W ,VF . -jg fb I, Bro. George Ghiselli, S.D,B. . hy Photolithograp De- partmentg Department Cha irzm ang Safety Director Language Departm Chairmang Freshm Lating Basic Techn Drawing ent n ical Mr. Karl Hahn a Mr. Michael I-Iattar Mathematics Depart- ment Chairmang Sophomore Mathg Senior Mating Calculus Club Adviser 84 F' Bro. Anthony Freitas, S.D.B. Mechanical Technologyg Department Chairman, ll Instructor of Seniors , Y If 'favs K Mr. Ronald Gibson Science Department Chairmang Senior Physicsg Science Fair Adviser Mr. Max Freifield Social Studies Depart- ment Chairmang Gov- emmentg Speech and Debate Club Moderator HI Mr. Ronald Gray Photolithography Departmentg Head Instructor md. Bro . A rf? Mr. William johnson Bro. Lawrence King, S.D.B i Mathematics Departmentg Electronics Department -i-Sophomore Math Department Chairman 1+ f- l- W -ew Mr. Peter -Hetherman ' .ii Building Technologyg 'A IQ Head Instructor -J K' S -Z S.D.B. Wa: ,n-,V Mr. Paul Kennedy Photolithography De- partmentg Head Instruc- tor George Madatian A - 1 X Department, Chairman ophomore, Senior English 1. K L 3- DTI Mr. Louis Martin Mr. Pascal weighs Silver Nitrate in a lab experiment. Metallurgy Departmentg Instructor of Freshmen M aft A T N HP! N N , E I The sum of all tor ro. Sf1'l1C Eg ques. . Bro. John Myler, S.D.B. Automotive Departmentg Assistant Instructor of Juniors S Sophomoresg Track james Reda, S.D.B. Mechanical Technology Departmentg Head In- tor 5 Studyhall Moderator Bro. Joseph Reza ,t S. Building Technology ,A Departmentg Depart- ! 1 ' ment Chairmang Q WW QW Intra mural Director Bro. jack Mchnden, S.D.B. 1 Photolithography De- -,,- partmentg Head l' Instructor 5 Instructor D.B of Sophomores Mr. Wayne Monroe Social Studies Depart- mentg World I-Iistoryg American Historyg Letterman Society Moderator Mr. Michael Pascal Science Departmentg Chemistry 86 ,4-fel Bro. Gerard Pellegrino, S.D.B Metallurgy Departmentg Department Head . 1:11 Mr. William Rice Electronics Departmentg Head Instructor g I 1 , W hw .. Mr. Vernon Shaffer Social Studies Depart- mentg World Historyg American Historyg Coin Club Mr. William Spielrnan Language Departmentg Spanish 1 Bro. Patrick Saavedra., S.D.B. i, Building Technologyg ,T Head Instructor5 As- -1 sistant Athletic Director A Mr. Terry Selinske -it Building Technology ASS1SC8Dt Instructor Mr. James Scott English Departmentg Freshmen and Senior English Dr . Kenneth Smith Metallurgy Departmentg Head Instructor we 'fr f L V r J 6 me I iw wsfizgesi I In 1400's the early explorers. . Rev. Raymond Steichen, S.D.B. Electronics Departmentg Head Instructor Mr. Anthony Troncale Athletic Directorg Driver Educationg Health and First Aid5 Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseball fm.. AA Mr. Kenneth Stermetz Metallurgy Departmentg Lab Assistant of Soph- omores Bros. Louis Vega, S.D.B, Automotive Departmentg Head Instructor Bro. Christian Woerz, S.D.B. Industrial Drafting Departrnentg Head In- structoig Glee Club Mr. Douglas Wynn Metallurgy Departmentg Lab Assistant of Soph- omores 88 Mr. Leo Sirasser Photolithograpy De- partmentg Head In- StI'l1C tO1' Mr. Leo West Metallurgy Departmentg Instructor of Freshmen Mr. Robert Traulsen Mechanical Technol- ogy Departmentg Head Insiructor Bro. john Wirtz, S,D.B. Assistant Drama Club Moderator .,.,L ffice Staff Mrs. Anne Gibbs Finance Q,-H. 'QF' Mrs. Annette Molina Copy Room Mrs. Marie Simons Recording Secretary Mrs. Anna McI.inden Finance Mrs. Mary Emma Nassar Records Clerk Mrs. Angie Giuseffi Receptionist -EE, .-,-Wt, .E 5 After the 4th Exodus the ladies of the Records Office have foimd the Promised Land. George Higuchi Maintenance Department . , f .' ' ' ! f'f:fii-C-' Fellx Robles The Maintenance crew at Work! ...gs L Manuel helps Mr. Marin move pipe Manuel Ruiz IN APPRECIATION To Mr. Charles IVIiIIer For donating his time To help Us 9 Photolithography qy,,,Jkp.frv7Eb.mfw. 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I V . mf Sl bd Qs:--0 ,,'4?,-. . r 4, if., ' In. ,- 1 if g , . August 23-24 Preparation As summer ended new and established Tech- men came to school to prepare for the com- ming year. The new face of the school met the students who returned to purchase books P.E . clothes and bus passes . Long lines were everywhere! The cars of those who wished to drive to school were inspected by the Highway Pa- trol: . . . some did not pass! QQ. 'fl October7 Yearbook Staff Visits American Yearbook Plant r I T About 6 AM, two brothers and i two staff members left the Tech. T They were soon joined by two more students . After passing through Visalia, the yearbook staff arrived at the American Yearbook Plant . Two representatives explained the processes of layout of photo- graphs, printing and binding yearbooks . Questions pertaining to this years Techmen were then asked and many helpful sug- gestions were made. After being treated to lunch, the staff began their long journey home . October 10-13 C5 79 Peace Corps Visits Tech A group of men from the Peace Corps on their way to Malaysia visits Automotive, Mechanical Technology and Electronics Departments to get some ideas for their new assignment . r 3 96 Qctobel. 20 Ford Donates '67 Galaxie Brother Bracchi meets Mr. P. L. Harrison, Service Training Co- ordinator for the West Coast Region of the Ford Motor Company J V r Mr. Joe Pep Detrocelli, Mr. Bob Dore, Mr. L. Gilbertson, Bro. Bracchi, and Mr. Jim Krutsinger View the new chassis. October 31 y in in event Y - fa Senior Halloween Party This year the traditional senior Hal- loween Party Was held on Oct. 31 . Among the many events which took place at this annual party were the North-South tug of war and a pie eat- ing contest. Numerous water balloon 1, W fights not only interrupted the ltuieh but produced many rusty Techmen. November 4 SiS'LCI'S, El t Each year sisters from the surrounding schools come to tour the Tech, this year was no excep- tion. After arriving and attending Mass, they en- joyed a lunch served by the Brothers, following lunch, they explored the World of transistors, four color processes, foundry castings, building tech- nology, as well as radia- tors and the World of draw ings . After some entertainment and benediction, they re- turned to their communi- ties with the spirit of the Tech. 5,- hx N. x ll' Fr. Prendiville presents the first place trophy to Jaime and Javier Valenzuela. 7 1 T W nfwfafvf . - n-1 -Effmew 2-T-f--, .:.-:-..--,'- -1T,..---.., -,W 5 .:.- r,..,,.1 .,,, . ,,,v , - ' v,,, 'X : w N - :' an -' he , 1 -, -V -Xe 4 Q fu. W wr A .2 - , ' '61 neg ' , - f ' 1 ' fp. H Y ' 531'--' Y - ., aff., :Wagga :egg ' - f Shag: 5 We as 1- f an - e 1 1 . - all Y . M, . HEX, '-1 'sp in - Steve Loza and his associates plays one of his songs. 100 Valenzuela Barney Kaelin keeps the audience in stitches - while he wins third N place. , Fr. Prendiville congratulates the winners of the Talent Show Valenzuela brothers, firstplace: Kim Middleton, second place: and Barney Kaelin, third place. Howard Howe enterains the audience with an accordion selection. ovember 17 Talent Show 101 November 18 Youth Leadership Forum The Youth Leadership Forum was again a big success . 900 students assembled here to dis cuss problems of today and to form clear ideas for the future. After the morning session, Mass was cele- brated, followed by lunch. When recreation was over, they met again in small discus- sion groups to combine their ideas to pre- sent them at a general session. 102 December 6 FT. RiCC6I'i Visits Tech .if i Very Rev. Ricceri, SDE Superior General of the Salesian Society Mr. and Mrs. Zingarelli exchange a few words with Fr. Ricceri. gf? Fr. Prendiville presents a crucifix to the Superior General. Mr. Goiorani and Fr. Ricceri have supper together. 103 December 8 orth-South ames ' .-1 mg , 7 :ni .v.. ff- df! U T' I ..g1 Y The cannon was fired which began the North-South games, While on the other end of the campus hangs a northern. The South defeated the North this year Who will win next year? t I 104 Christmas c Gifts For The Poor December 24 Tech students got in the swing of Christmas 105 this year by collecting toys and other items for the poor. They gave away more than 500 gifts this Christmas. Many thanks go to these students . i New Lecture Hall For Automotive Department v C 1 ' After 12 years of waiting, the dream comes trueg a lecture hall . The plans were drawn up by the Industrial Drafting Depart- ment under the supervision of Mr. Davis 8: Bro . Lockwood. The plans were approved and construction began under the supervision of Mr. Rougeau and Bro. Bracchi. The Automotive students also get into the act by helping put up the walls . Retreat-February 7-8-9 The theme of the annual retreat was the sentence on the wall y facing everyone during the instructions: Where is Christ Each student had ample help and time to find the answer to the question by going to the discussion groups and listen- ing to the instructions given by Fr. Power. On the last day of the retreat the answer replaced the question. . . Christ is here . .,+-2 Safety i The 12th Annual Safety Convention was a big success . Many exhibitors were on hand to explain their products and answer questions for the students . Each class had a. guest speaker from industry to talk on safety in their respective field in which the students belong. Many thanks go to Bro. George Ghiselli for arranging this convention. N i i i 108 i Convention February 15 f ,724 .,,,,-711 'P'-s V Chemco Photo Products Company, Inc. L.A. sponsored a Technical Seminar on February 19-20, 1968 here at Bos co Tech. The program dealt with the different types of contact screens used in making halftone negatives, and techniques nec- essary for making good halftones . The Chemco Respi Dual Dot Contact Screens were also introduced. The Seminar was conducted by Mr. Merrill Friend, home office representative from Glencove, New York, assisted by Mr. Edmund Fontaine, manager of the L.A. office, and the following sales representatives, Messers Paul Peterson and jim Bonham . There were over 200 in attendance representing the finest commercial printing plants and inplant shops from the greater Los Angeles area. 110 Technical Seminar February 19-20 Civic Leaders F ebru On Tuesday, February 27th, approximately 50 leading City Officials from fifteen local municipalities attended a special Invitational Open House . Mayors, Councilmen, City Managers, Chamber of Commerce Presidents and News paper Editors took guided tours beginning at 9:30 AM. Their Visitation culminated with a luncheon in the Tech Auditorium at 12:00 Noon hosted by His Eminence, J. Francis Cardinal Mclntyre . In attendance for the luncheon also was Supervisor Ernest E . Debs . isit The Tech 27 V Alumni VS Varsity Alumni Team Alumnus Rick Thompson throws up a hook shot against Dan Nava Greg Habell trying to stop alumnus Paul Stienmyer Alumnus Paul Liewer drives through for an 1 14 easy shot. EC SGV Visits Bosco Tech March 12 A regular meeting of the Industry-Education Coun- cil of San Gabriel Valley was held on Tuesday, March 12, 1968, at 9:30 a.m., at Don Bosco Tech- nical Institute. A guided tour of the shops was conducted by the stu- dents . At the conclusion of the tour a luncheon Was served, followed by a short meeting. March Grand Prize: Gary Schultheis, Telescope First Place: Mark Barclay Spectrochemical Analysis , rg p if 152-ea Vince Dauciunas puts final touches on project. 2 '14.1-ze... 1 5 -,We OL Q G P joe Villalobos sets up his display A 3'D IMAGES MRODUCi?f ' E BY ,y if Sclenc COHERENT LASER LIGHT I- Fourth Place: Greg Cafingella, Holography - ,li.eTgE 1 17 f Second Place: Mike Doisey, Color, Its effect on the Third Place: Dale DuBois, Thin Film Sputtering body functions fs' Th Iii air t One of the judges examining the projects. Craftsman Ship Awardg Ed Worna, Hover Craft I!! x- x .,- R jerry Wertz makes last minute preparations. W 1 Joe janousek out in front Cross Countr 4 l Len Costantino drives hard Cross-Country Varsity Standings B . T . 28 Rancho Alamitas 28 74 Salesian 19 Cantwell 5 l 30 Lutheran 26 33 Cantwell 24 . 28 Sonora 27 27 Apple Valley 30 4l John Burroughs l9 Ralph Alcala keeps lead over opponent QI' l -nd.: Aww mv Cross Country - J. Roth, G. Schultheis, R. Alcala, Len Constantino, D. Sanches, Standing Bro, Myler, R. Luedeman, T. Jones, I. Ianousek, D. Ronquillo, Manager, Coach Ochoa UTC X x,4,ZV ix If! f 'Li'A S gn Q D Kan' ' -up , . Y 'ffkszgi J - 8 . 'A 1 0 '- Jiyv Vw ! 'HWS ..u-If wikzrf' .N. 3 , .:.,, gr 5? gm-rv -,F '- , M up N 'IQ' 'f-5, .-, joe Roda and joe janousek team captains l -ww 2553152555 un lm M ww mai w .. VM.- ww wal' Um 'X qw if :, H ,g il w , 'ji-52. ,A :Q :ESI yin . , ' , , l xxt N' 3957 WM Y-ee, 1 7 ' 1 1.17 l lll E. 'E : 'E'H Q N. .' I- if ' , 5-Q.-A h- l .ff T inf. . .., , , , ,, we V , ll . ,ein , 1, V ,eu-1 ', - .1 12- l , 1: 5 , 1 - fj w -free -v mf , gf - - A 1 I-',:--U: . ' , T , 1 - -' ., , el, , , 1: r .--, x 1- 1 .1 : , ,..:r. ,j , , ' - - - j. ' - :Zn - V f 1 -vi 1.41, - J .--win. ' l - L U uf w r l Varsity Soccer - sitting G. Panattoni, A. Manzano, C. Sacco, M. Tomren, P. Bretea, kneeling M. Dickinson, I. Odegaard, I. Villalobos, S. janousek, C, Priga, S. Kletz, T. Dwyer, standing Coach Matthews, W. Duraso, D. Powers, S, I-Iansele, B. McNair, E. Wrona, S, Bishop, P. Russ, K. Lopker, S, Kin, D. Eley, B. Torley. B. T. 6 Pius X 2 7 St. Bernard's 3 2 Mission 2 0 La Salle 3 2 Pater Noster O 3 Cathedral 1 l La Salle l 2 Pater Noster 2 4 Cathedral 0 122 Angel Manzano goes up for a block Varsity Soccer -f if-T-f-'es-www Y - - - - Steve Hansele fights for conu-ol of the balls joe Villalobos moves the ball down field f , l , - . 1' A .N fx H, Siu X LA' i' - -.sr-ff'..,' 1 , .4 ' Q4- -F '1 'f n, .mg . Dave Powers figh1s to keep the ball in bounds 59:45 nr- , - .4 .: ,,- Steve Hansele sets up for the goal. G 1 Techman talk over strategy for the second half. un' Steve Bishop drives ball to joe Villalobos Steve Hansele Heads it. Angel Manzano intercepts pass . .. Q.,--. , - ef., 2 .V ,I kv an .- 4 aww .f ggi... ,Q 1-if f inn, 43.3 :J 4 4 Ali.. 4 , X w cf -,-. F!! -v -sl -.?Q1w.. ,-5-1-1 ,,3,,,v 'n-avv- 1 . 71. 'lf' J-V Soccer - Kneeling D. Dickinson, P. Hesse, G. Chacon, B. Savageau, T. Oddo, V. Chandler, J. Wolters, Coach Matthews, P. Wisma, M. Rygiol, M. Weber, P. Moschetto, J. Meurer, C. Pena, J. Vaccaricallo, J. Sperbeck, D. Kaelin, R. Herrera, P. Melli, I. Harrigan. Sperbeck fights for the ball f'2vfu,.1 5 6 N m 'Q an . X Vs 2 V 'V' f r '1 - .,I:' W 14' rf- 'Q1' ' . V ' '-' -l .1 . '24 - .Iv .,i -.3 - . .- ' ' ' f . -in f'-'f,, L ,-' .. 1 . 'ga Sr i M , is., Aka! -Q.. jun , ws-2. . . 4 -- Vi V , J .,,.,,f,.f-if H Af ?'7fi7Q.A1.-5-H 'f '- fribwmke , 1 .,, 1. 5 , ,., E- .li-A 'ma .N - . .. 'E e - 5, b , 4m.,,,e,w.,l1-Lrhvmrlwa Varsiw Basketball - Greg I-Iabell, Cedric Curtis, Mark Masterson, Oscar Arroyo, Dany Nava, Dennis Ragsdale, Ted Walt, Vaughn Hin1ze,i Vince Daiiciunas, Bruce Nelson, john McNiff Bosco Tech Salesian Mission Glendora El Monte Verbum Dei Bonita Cantwell Bell-jeff Valley Christian Verbum Dei Pater Noster Ontario Christian Wilson St. Monica Notre Dame St. Paul Ontario Christian Boulder City St. Bernard's St. Genevieve Boulder City Sonora Brethren Alumni C. LF. Playoff St. Bernard's K MX wx af fxx ,N I VX X X Af XXX Xxx J J ,ff ' . 1' Greg I-lab 11 d around a V1- lf king for a X 41 Varsity Basketball '67 - '68 john McNigEf looks for an opening Bruce Nelson shoois underneath the basket Oscar Arroyo lays it in 130 N Coach calls directions to the team Team members listen to Coach Tronca11i's game plan. el 3 Vince Dauciunas goes up for the rebound IV Basketball - Kneeling N. Oldenburg, I. Russey, L. Costantino, M. Scott, T. Lillig, Standingj Higson, P. Hendrickson, P. Swift, P. Bergman Coach Selinske K Ne11 Oldenburg goes 1n for a lay up jim Russey takes a shot from the top of the key 132 B-Basketball Kneeling: S. Goodrich, I. Gayoso, B. Piercy, R. Herrera, M. Tessier, D. LaFortuno Standing: D. DeB1asio, H. Vega, E. Detmers, M. McCracken, G. Lake, M. Koleman, H. Buckner, Managers: D. Martinez, I Blanco Coach: Jones Coach Jones going over strategy during a crucial time out. 133 i - V -Av-If -n::i,411: :.- --guns-11-g--.. - Basketball Highlights WILSUN wILs FFXX Q - EF ussiilm M- mgiwg rn , , az, .ig M ,,-:ia Qs? Fi W i as u' 4 ,st i45 'i .zi V 7- : N M ' .::::. gykii ll CL ' 'J fy , , 1-up Y. ' ,-, . f' .5 gi 315' in , LI, , 5' .' ww , 'H!2i7 ,A ,J J. K . I :f J 9 -.. 4 Q if -fx' gissiifi. V 1 5 ,ff -max .Y 2 5 fi: g Biff Y -5 ' af-I 2423 3 ,gi UW 'J V5 cf ' rv V ,T L, M:..' ', h be Efsigm J B L Q PI ' . 175 E Egg Y w F7 ,d,,,,Q,. .. iff' ' 5 11 'fi ' , 973 fiil 'Pf , fs? wr f . if L: ff i Ji vi , , , Y v ' l Q I Hi. N ff u M ,AS 1 a ,X X. S4 W aa X, ff' 5, vi 5.1 5,1 ,E -1 33 Y 'Y agar' 92 E Wi 3 Q x, H A , V 114-. 1? -, 's F' 53 Ei , 1 J .1 Il .2 if '1gfL',zg, E 5' 1 H 243, Q 1. EE ' - .K -A :L ,Abi , ' I r f' W , 2 1: .' L ff xl T l je , ,gig ul f 7 V 's 1-an Af: - -- M A V123 J X 'J , fa y 65 5 l, , I ' .' ' . . 1 ,- N , 3'.' . I 'F' .1 , fm , ' if t5f1QJ3fXjEf3LI1'k'lV, . ' . ,fy 3.- , Ea-25425115 :N -- we 51,4 1 Ag., I, M. f. , A ,, , .xi 6 X, 2' C' 1-1,4-Jvzuzu.. Ln.. K :vnu . -. ,..u.4.,.. Sitting- G. Panattoni, G. I-labell, M. Garcia, M. Bell, S. Boenzi, J. Quintana, C. Jimenez, B. Nelson Standing - I. Hall, W. O'Connor, I. Caringella, M. McCaiferty, W. Kugel, B. McNair, D. Baxgsten, T. Lillig, T. Orr, Coach A. Troncale. B aseball Bruce Nelson takes a mighty swing Paul Hendrickson connects with a fast ball. . Y, . 1 , N p- Hendrickson makes an easy out Sitting: W. Piercy, A. Jimenez, M. Tessier, F. Pirman, R. Valle, Rodriguez, D. Martinez, T. Robit- aille. Standing -T. Martinet, G. Ganiz, D. DeB1asio, H. Mendoza, D. Stone, M. Scott, Ed Gee. , fc fz' K fin.. lst row - J. Meador, D. Gibbs, T. Joyce, J. Russo, A. Sandoval, Coach Ochoa. 2nd row - J. Reyes, A. Kurpakus, P. Dominguez, G. Galisky, W. Malone, T. Burns, A. A1-mas, A. Lopez I l1'J rack 'fi , .g'1l?.'?-Tf - I e- . joe Ianousek erosses finish line V V X X X X X for another Victory John Buckner leads in hurdles . --,- x x X I v.,. Lp. ,xaldiif XXX 'xxx' Ist row - R. Gutierrez, K. Ferris, C. Ozanich, J. Ismen, I. Wiliz, A. Vasquez, D. Garcia, D. Cantua. 2nd row - Bro. I. Myler, D. Wourms, J. Thommes, -I. MCI-Iugh,,I-I. Buckner, G. LaFor1:une, R. Cermiseroz, Track Schedule R. Roldan, Bro. Flicklinger. 419683 CLASS A 61 B.T. vs St. Monica 51 56 B. T. Damien 53 68 B,T, 17 Pater Noster G Valley Christian 55 B. T. H Bolsa Grande B. T. H South Pasadena B. T. H Los Alamitos B T. Bishop AMA s Relays B. T. E1 Dorado L4-el. LQ ixa B.T. H Claminade X X .xx X x X X ,X X X Q X B. T. sr. Paul Relays B. T. Sonora CLASS B 2 L K b QL so so ?'4 ' .Y J' . 42 42 1' , , ju. q ' ' 33 44 20 V.C. iii,-Tal, iff '. Hifi . , 2- - .A CLASS C Harry Buckner clears hmfdles easily 61 25 141 61 25 431!2 54112 OV.C. Varsity H 1st row- J. Janousek, T. Riffle, G. Binns, J. Gallo, R. DeLeon, M. Swedo 2nd row- B. Morneault, R. Mauer, M. Daly, T. Harkins, G. Weriz, J. Pitino B. Blakey, I. Buckner, Coach Ochoa. 31-d row - R. Rechtseinger, B. Cook, B. Raymond, J. Roth, A. jones, D. Sanchez, A. Barajas, D. Basset. Ianousek displaying winning form While breaking school record in 440 yd. run. Burns clearing Pole Vault cross bar with plenty to spare. 142 L I 1 W I 4 I Ozanich concentrating on positioning of arms and swift movement of legs in long jump event. Ismen shows stamina in 320 yd. run. Four competitors in the 100 yd. dash approaching the finish yarn. Who is out front? 47750. P z Binns just beginning to break siride after finishing 880 yd. run. S-. Automotive iff ,J , . The main goal of the freshman year is to understand the operation, and nomen clature of the major components of the auto. This is accomplished in two Ways first by complete technical lecture, and second by actual shop Work. Toward the end of the freshman year a simple course in basic circuitry is taken. This blends in with the complete electrical service included in the sophomore year Included in the freshman year also is a thorough safety program, taking in all aspects of shop and general safety. 146 f' , f The sophomore year is divided into three major sections: the first section is the con- tinuation of electrical circuits of the auto- mobile. The sophomores are already famil- iar With certain types of Automotive Elec- trical Circuits, covered in the freshman year. Electrical trouble shooting is impor- tant, as it is helpful in the junior year major tune-up. The second section covered in the sophomore year is the break section. In this section, the students learn about the differ- ent types of brakes and their operations. The sophomore completes the year with the basic study of preventive maintenance of the automobile. The study of this section is completed in the senior year. ,iw N' M, Hi it U ,W rt' . Y . ' gf ' nl' ' I Y i 5, Assisi? 'isssss F Al li 'fi f K . x. NX . . ii bb r . ' -' A ,111 r 2: iv Url- 5- Y.. A P333 it. A ,, , 1 A .. U.. 'P ' ': .-If ll-' - W WPE2:g2is26gigggg :L5'f!':1',?l , ' H' 'lfwu at fr, Q f 9 g t, sf J' V but R: sd r lim - ,-r3e:g-'A.4f-fE- , w , if urlg Y fault, H at A , L sz 1 X af. X mf, am ,pta s. ,... The junior year incorporates Special- ty service, covering complete front end servicing along with basic weld- ing and Wheel balancing. Another section is complete automat- ic transmission. This includes all types of conventional auto transmis- sions, complete disassembly, inspec- tion and reassembly. Engine servicing, an important section of the junior year, covers complete engine overhaul, which includes valve service . Another section is the major tune-up, which prepares the student for senior dynamometer and oscilloscope opera- tion. .Sgs .. l The senior year covers two major services, first Electronic tuning which incorporates the use of the dynamometer and oscilloscope . The general service section com- pletes the senior year. This section brings into use all the practices and knowledge gathered in the past three years. It covers the complete serv- ice of the car including all the dif- ferent aspects of service . ,Z OO-C ru: .Aspire X L+., Qs mn rg A its F' .WEE rs- :.:,, X1 1 Lt-' fm- Uh 3 ' r 1 X f 4 .'-a . L i'-.nj .I if 5 uk. 1 ..4i,r,, nf Af - ' Q H-:w.?51? r+ , :ls-'Q .. I Q, r -ggg Kaus 'sk As We returned the second year, We were abruptly roused from a long Vacation with codes and more codes. Residential dwell- ings, or Woodframe-house construction, afforded us enough work and problems for the en- tire year. During the year we Worked in minimalic construc- tion both in framing and cabinet- ry. This has been an exciting year. We are anxious to begin upper division Work. A api., l The purpose of the first year in building technology became more apparent when we began to realize its vastness and complexity. The tradesman, the engineer, the architect, all seem to have a different languageg this then was precisely our task of mastering the reading, writing, and vocabulary of the building industry. The materials studied were Wood, metal and concrete and masonry products. 151 Perhaps, the fourth year may find us tired, but we're sure to be enthusiastic. Structural detailing, estimating and general office practices and basic engineering are the major areas of study. -.K QI? ,,,. 'ls 'F fl 3 The third year delves into applied building technology, that is, forming and reinforcing, heating, plumbing and electrical studies. Besides, applied building technology, testing and surveying are also major courses of study. Testing is concerned with the strength of materials. Electronics As a student enters the electronics course he is welcomed by four years of hard, but rewarding Work. The courses are planned to give the student the widest possible background in the limited time available. The course covers basic electronics through com putor technology. The freshman eagerly undertakes atomic theory and from there pro- gresses into basic resistance circuits To facilitate lab experiments, theory and operation of equipment are studied Also, vector algebra is taken to give the student a firm grasp of elementary mathematical concepts . fx 1 S ? f ? . si' it 5.115 ln general, the sophomore year revolves around vacuum tube theory and the application thereof. To get off to a good start, the technician studies the operation and practical considerations involved in design of power supplies . From there he progresses into design and analysis of major AC and DC amplifiers . AM detectors, heterodyne converters and associated circuitry consti- tuted the remaining portion of the year. The net result of this knowledge came to its summit in the construction of the super heterodyne receiver. 155 w 1 'Sir ull -- --1 , ww! Advancing rapidly to the third year of the course, the juniors first studied semi-conductor theory and audio amplifier design. The bulk of the latter part of the year consisted of an indepth study of multivibrators with emphasis on analysis . Finishing the year with count- ing circuits, the junior tech- nician is prepared to delve deeper into the applications of these circuits . 19 1 3 3 It 9 'n , f b fx 4 .V 4. . A. P, 3 51 iii :U 1 1 ? if W fwwremw F, 1. L' 1' 3' F2'i.fiLkIQ.'.u: A :ij WS 5-'X?f'fFQ1ffQf,F1 Y N, , , ,..,WQ-fb-I - .f,g4f ,wif-' 'fm-'53-A ':, vc H ' :,2sL',,-- ' 34.1 V, J? af' , The Drafting Freshman Course is planned to give him a solid foundation for advanced study in the field of drafting. Fundamentals of projection, lettering, pic- torial drawing and sheet metal drawing are stressed. By practicing these techniques he gains skill necessary to undertake more complex work. Before he attempts more advanced work the Sophomore student must learn the principles of military standard and true position dimen- sioning. After he has perfected these new skills, he can then apply them to more com- plex drawings . Industrial rafting 158 Besides Mechanical Drafting the student learns the principles of the calcu- lation and design of various machine member such as cams and gearing. To give him an introduction to the numerous specialized drafting fields he learns the fundamentals of piping, electrical, welding and topographic draw- ing . At the end of the year he is required to apply all his newly gained lmowledge to a complete set of working drawing. By individual research the student must develop a project given specification to a practical and workable set of drawing . In his jtmior year, he is given a primary course in architectural drawing, with a secondary course in surveying. Each student is given a house of which he is to make a complete set of drawings . These drawings include plot plans, ele- vations, and perspectives of the house. Before finishing the drawing, he must often refer to the Sweets catalogue in order to specify what type of lighting fixtures, windows, partitions etc. are needed in order to complete the house. In surveying he is taught how to level the property on which the house is to be built with the help of a transit. L ,af-- aV' W The drafting senior has an opportunity to use the skills and techniques he has accumulated in the past three years . He tests his skills in the more advanced areas of tool design, technical illustra- tion and rendering. In the area of tool design the senior goes through each step of design. He calcu- lates all specifications and decides which thread, bushing or clamp is most bene- ficial for the tool. I-Ie also specifies the metal which will be least in Weight and most efficient. Technical illustration gives the student ex- perience in inking and using lettering instru- ments . He learns industrial practices in illustration and can apply techniques he has already learned to make drawing pleasing to the eye and easily read. Rendering is a field in which the student applies his talent and skill in art and basic pictorial drawings . 161 Mechanica W. . L5 l ,1 . i . ' fi:-1' . I I ' The freshman year was devoted to the study of basic hand tools and machine tools . We also took mechanical drafting, blue print reading, and industrial safety. We applied this knowledge by making many small projects . Among these were the C-clamp. This involved squaring the part, mak- ing precision layout, drilling, tapping, lathe Work, and mill Work. 162 Technolog The sophomore year is spent in specializing the student in what they were taught in the freshman year. The projects of the second year are geared to prepare the student for the junior year. The sophomore learns how to operate some of the advanced machines, such as the pantograph and the verti- cal mill which he will use constantly during the next two years . When the sophomore year is done he is on his way to becoming a machinist. 163 The junior year is used for developing our imagination. Having learned the basics, We are now left to solve our own problems using the technology and skills We have developed in the freshman and sophomore years . The junior year is spent designing and building a Working model of our choice, which will be entered in the California State Industrial Arts Exposition for competive judgement. The theory for the junior year consists of advanced technology, Metallurgy, Machining Principles, Advanced Mechanical Drafting, Cost Controls, Unconventional Machining, and other subjects which prepare us for a career in Mechanical Engineering. 164 I As seniors We can look forward to taking Numerical Control Program- ming and operation. This is the study of computer controlled ma- chine tools . We will also study the use of carbide tools through ma- chineability tests. In these tests we braze and grind a carbide tool and chart the life of the tool during ma- chining. Hydraulic design and ftuictions occupies a major part of the senior year theory. Model Hydraulic sys- tems are built in the shop. Work done in the shop includes operating the Universal Cylindrical Grinder and the True -Trace lathe. Freshman shop covers a wide Variety of manual skills The student, new to each section, will find them all challenging. In the foundry section he learns the art of sand casting, mold preparation, metal pouring techniques, and a Variety of procedures that are fundamental to that field. He changes sections around mid-year, and begins learning the techniques of gas and arc welding. He is also taught certain safety prac tices . Machine shop is part of the freshman's course. He is instructed in the basic skills that every engineer should know. 166 Non-Destructive Testing comprises testing of materials by ultrasonic equip- ment, magnetic and penetrant inspection . Recently, the studies were modified to include testing of non-metallic materials Plastics, cement, and glass are included in Material Science . E l The sophomore year is divided into two main sections, Non-destructive and Destructive Testing. ln Destructive Testing the student tests mate- rials' strength, hardness, and other mecha- nical properties by damaging the specimen. The tension machine, the Brinell and Rockwell Hardness testers, and fatigue tester are only a few of the instruments required. X lil Zi Q3 '-,,,,,,.. -0- J-..a:Snsn-T- Metallography, Industrial Photography, and Heat Treatment are the sections for the junior year . Metallography is the microscopic study of the structures of metal. Specimens from the sophomore year are cut, mounted and polish- ed. Photomicrographs are taken on a metal- lograph as permanent records . Hardness of microstructures are tested by special instru- ments . Industrial Photography teaches the student to take and develop positives of his photomicro- graphs . They use many types of cameras employed by industrial photographers . In the senior year, the student studies Analytic Chemistry, and Spectroscopy. Analytic Chemistry covers aspects of chemi- cal analysis of various metal alloys . The student is trained in techniques and labora tory procedures . f The heat treatment of metal is an im- portant aspect of Physical Metallurgy. Any type of heat treatment can be done in one of the many high temperature furnaces . -s,-r Spectroscopy, studied during half of school year, allows senior students to make an accurate evaluation of an alloy by inspecting a film plate of the metal. These four years in Physical Metallurgy mold the student into a trained technician, preparing him for advanced technical study and industry . Photolitho graph As a freshman you are introduced to the basic elements that make up each area . Operation of the process camera, basic stripping prac- tices, and elementary instruction on the Multilith and Davidson presses make up the program for that year. These provide you with a basic understanding of the principles of lithography, their methods, and their applications to the Work you Will accomplish in the following three years . 170 l Proceeding into the Sophomore Year, additional practices are added to basic procedures . This includes an introduction to halftones, fpictures broken up into printable dotsj, basic composition and paste-up, along with chemical mixing. As for press, you're introduced to the methods of operating the larger equipment. Along with this you receive the fundamentals of commercial bindery operation, which includes the use of the 40 Seybold Paper Cutter, and stapling and folding equipment. 171 'F' X J Ei 33 R,-.1 L3 Nm ,fm V lg w v . As a junior, you no longer merely learn the principles of lithography, but rather apply them to your Work. You are given actual production jobs and thereby receive first-hand experience . However, this does not mean that the learning process ends here . You are intro- duced to basic color separation and new methods of composition. Also, color print- ing is learned on the small presses in addition to larger presses such as the Zenith 23. In the junior year, you are encouraged to think about which particular area you wish to specialize in as a senior. 172 l L-1193 J. we-,P H' 91 im' jf' ' F When the senior year begins you don't start on your specialized area right away, but rather rotate through the four stations as a review. Then after a few weeks you pro- ceed to the area of your choice and work there for the remainder of the year. You become well-acquainted with that particu- lar area and are therefore all the more prepared to meet the challenges of industry '-x--: '1bi. V X X..- Phil Habell Student Body President Student Council XX If Sophomore Class Pres . Mike McCracken Junior Class President Karl Lopker Senior Class President Cedric Curtis 2-i- 'J we H C C l A ,Ii ' QA ' A ' ' gl .ir ' 1 1. , . - -T w Y X A-hr., .... V ,Z W l -A .: Si.: U - , Q A - , - .f '-1' -sm .5 - - '. 1- Hz' an , if l , :V .CA 1,7 p-H.: 3, ' ' , - ' I . .vx'7 ' ' X' X .,, .I ,vu A , f in' ' .Q J ' ,Y .,Y 2 AY 1 Student Council, Left to Right: Vince Dauciunas, National Honor Society, Russell McCurdy, Library Staffg Dave Powers, Yearbook Staff, Jeff Wright, Journalism Clubg joe Russo, Speech Club, Carmen Sacco, Pep Club, Louis Gonzalez, Bosco Band, Bob Cook, Le1:terman's Society, Richard DeLeon, Cycling Club. Q.-gig? 2 Rod Alemania A SB Vice -President Gerald Wertz ASB Secretary Gary Schultheis ASB Treasurer 177 Speech And Debate MI. Max Freifield Moderator Seated: Trummy Aspera, Tim Keenan, Stefan I-Iansele, Bill Minnig, Joe Russo, Standing: George Goodman William Mart-icorena, Gary Castellino, joe Villalobos, Barney Kaelin, Steve Marsden, Tim O'Dormell, Emmanuel Costales, Terrence Carlson, John Tulacz, Brian Sullivan, Kevin Ferris, David Chaparro, john Marin 178 NW Visiting Pomona Catholic High school take their side in the debate. After the tournament the contestants talk over their achievements and disappoint- ments. Steve I-Iansele and joe Vijlalobos make their final notes before their debate. The Tech Boseonians Present. . . Fr. john O'Connor, S. D.B. Moderator Russell ages an uncle Bro, john W1rtz Asst . -Moderator Stage Crew gets ready for the next act Upper Division Drama Club - Barney Kaelin, joe Celano, Carlos Chavez, A1 Tichy, Joe Russo, Steve Krumpos, Dan Staples, Pete Angeline, Vince Mestre, Russel McCu1-dy, Mike Gorka, Larry Balsz, Dan Bassett, John Leon, Paul Lukasiewicz, jeff Moegan, Mike Greenleaf Lower Division Drama Club - Mark Cortum, Rick Schilf, Ray Schindler, Marshall Bennett, Mike Tovey, Rick Dickinson, Mike Murphy, Walt Rodriguez, Steve Fulk- erson, Dave Dominque, Ron Nelson . . .Drama '68 The tight and the tied Lady SWendo1yn's Facial Pack Sound crew makes final adjustments before the opening act. .- YQ ,- Z .,..,a.-, . -,11-Fe nm.. I., i , I, ,- , 7 all ,Vi- fzrf, Z'-A-:iff 2' ,'- Yi JTLH T 1 qi T' i 'Y li : - fm ,,,5'2 ' at V .. ' V - ' 1 W .. - l V '- A ':'-F7 ' w : ' ,lg ,qw 1 ,.: 1-' 3 i u, 1 1 'iam g .HEP W wh ' fp' ,.- I , V iii. sf: . -.:.l ?' '..' 'EYSE 25 . ,aa. .-W.. 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P i 1 31 In X 4 A K 1 r I I w Visiting St. Michaels High School takes part in the Play Festival. ey 11: f Q fy D 'i Chess Club i? l President Gerald Wertz plays Dave Rusczyk as other members Watch Mr. Spielman Moderator First Row: Mike Vickers, Mike Aspy, Anthony Huntley, Jeff Cushing, Dave Meyers, John Myer, Gilbert Gongora, Nathan Fletcher, Kevin Fennimore, Pete Meyers, John Hartman, Tom LaPoint, jerry Foxwell, Mike Kaizoji, Second Row: joe janousek, Dave Rojas, Ken Suzuki, Dale Koop, Ken Sharp, Fernando Hernandez, Tom LaVentu1'e, Bob Gurrola, Walter Rodriguez, Steve Fulkerson, Brian Sullivan, Israel Ortiz, Steve Lopez, jim Foster, George Lujan, Andrew Bergman, Third Row: Steve Kennedy, Conrad Lesiecki, Mike Murphy, Mike Minnig, Richard Ceniseroz, johnPeck, Brad Baldwin, Frank Salazer, Fred Alba, Jeff Hansen, Tom Hubert, Greg Zimmerman, Steve Pena, Greg Goyeneche, Pat Morneault, Don Stone, John Skratulia, Frank Spencer, Tom Wojtacki, Yearbook Staff Bro. joe Lockwood, S.D.B Moderator Special events edition, Bill Torely, Editor-in-chief, Dave Powers and Asst. -Editor Bill McNair discuss the lay- outs for the Talent Show. E i 2 I Tony Kurpakus discusses layout for clubs with Tom Joyce and john Conaty. 184 Finance Director John Griffin looks over incoming ads with Jeff Jones . ,:' W: I ,jj-I ' r , s-1 V Don Eley and sports editor Greg Caringella decide on title page of the sports section. 'I85 WT: i ,C .4 ul STA FF Art editor Rod Alemania and Ted Alemanil- Photographers Jim Dowd and Barclay locate a good picture spot. 186 n 4 ' over ideas for the cover. STAFF E r E I E r Mike Ingram, Steve Goodrich, Chris Priga and Joe Gayoso adapt ideas for the people section ,-. VI' -M Editois - seated Bob Forcier Dave Ronquillo jeff Wright Tony Martinez T' T' t cl' T A Mike Masiro, Wayne Du:-ang Tony Armas. 7 7 , lm lmmcms, S an mg mmmy spew, Journalism fel , 4 Staff members - seated Tom Martinet, Dan Gasparelli, Steve Bishop, Ron Burleson, Dave Ruszcyk, Bill Minnig, jeff Morgan, standing Rod Alemania, John Conaty, Ton Joyce, Rene Bermudez, joe Russo, Dennis Ary, Mike Conroy, George Esses, Steve McCreight, Mark Kojima, Mike Carroll, Rick DeLeon. 1 + a , On December the eighth the sodality members received their pins from Fr. Prendiville Every Wednesday the members of Sodality meet by small groups. 189 Fr . Buja Moderator 1 . 5 L1brar Seated: Dave Marrinez, Russel McCurdy, George Binns, Brother Sebastian, Steven Marsden, Mr. Vernon Shaffer, john Morphet, Don Cox, Mike Swedo. 'N i v Seated: Wayne Beninger, Rick Camarillo. Standing: Mike Gee, Art: Kuether, Mike Buckley, Mark Hedgecock. Gary Richens, Dave Ruszcyk, Charlie Meister, 190 'Y' Staff Q B9 i Ja.. ,. 10? ': 3259 55'-H555 'Il f 41:25 'SEZ' 'SSW' , Xa' Efficient staff keeps the library in top shape . Seated: Rudy Herrera, Ed Bell, Roger Benell, Standing: Manvel Franco, William Marticorena, Roger Williams, Ed Vidaurri, Dan Carroll, Walt Eimans, Guy LeBlanc, Doug Prenovost, Don Stone, Mark Camera, Ted Brick, Jim Watson, Ron Labonawski, Mark Peretik. 191 Pep Club Officers - John Conaty, Secretaryg john Gallo, Treasurerg Kerry Gugins, Vice-Presidentg Carmen Sacco, President n CH P. mai ep CLUB Committee Heads - Greg Caringella, Rod Alemania, Angel Manzano, Ed Wrcma. 192 President Carmen Sacco talks to members of the Pep Club . Fans cheer the team on to victory and to C. I. F. , Y,7,..--,. ,-Y-.Y V ,, ,.. ,G-.v o N E WAY K. x ,wx ' 1 lx .1 W, l,,,, iv, . 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Burns conducts concert band. 196 Lower Division Band - left to right - Glenn Delvalle, Steve Loza, Dave Tomb- lin, Louis Lemoie, Bill Kolbeck, Howie Howe, Javier Valenzuela, Eugene Phillips, Mike Gallardo, Ray Moody, Paul Grana, Tony Gonzalez, Kim Middleton, Armando Celaya, Al Sanchez, Vernon Phillips, Tom Robitaille. Q The band entertains at the Talent Show Left to right - Gary DeRousseau, Phil McCracken, Wayne Mouse, Dana Exon, Bill DeLaTorre, Mark Rodighiero, Mike Ford, Mike Sierra, Bill Mota, Tom Pasienski, Jaime Valenzuela, Greg Funaro, Ned McCarthy, Art Perez, Bob Loza, Arnold Glasman, Steve Gonzalez, Kirk Duncan, Chris Wood, Frank Lucero, Frank Bellino. 4 QQQOQQQQ A breathtaking experience Vince at the Skins Bliss! The band performs at the County Fair 198 Letterman's Society Carmen Sacco, Tim Timmons, Dave Sanchez, K. Y. Duenes, Joe Villabos, Art Barajas, john McNiff, C. Curtis, Vince Daciunas, Steve Kin, Sa1Boenzi, Dave Powers, Phil Habell, Dave Ronquillo, Ed Wrona, Bill Wisda, Steve Bishop, john Hall, Bill Torley, Ron Burleson Mr. Monroe Moderator Angel Manzano-Secretary, Joe janousek, Treasurer, Ron Luedeman 199 ational Honor Society NATIONAL Honour socssnr 7 S f The governing board of the National Honor Society EL. NHS - juniors - Mark Nakashima, Paul Lukasiewicz, George Kamin, Paul Robinson, Karl Lopker, Dan Bassett, Walt Malone, Felix Castillo, Jim Dowd, Tom Ioyce, john C. Griffin, Thomas M. Parsons, Chris Priga, Tony Wisniewski, Kasimir Klimosauskas 200 ,Afi- NHS - Seniors - Carmen Sacco, Ed Wrona, Mike Carroll, Joe Celano, Steve McCreight, Rod Alemania, William McNair, Mike Gergen, Steve Bishop, Vaughn Hintze, John McNiff, Wayne Duran, Tony Martinez, Jeff Wright, John Hanks, Paul Mauer, Richard Iredale, Kerry Gugins, William O' Connor Fr, Schafer Moderator Quartertones C. Hart, P. Regan, S. Dorsey, K. Dorsey Halftones M. Mastro, M. Regan, G. Esses, R. Iredale Techmen M. Dorsey, L. Lissner, J. Bell, R. Mendez Young Men In Harmon Glee -,N Club L RowI- R. Jaeger, A. Okita, T. O'Conne11, P. Camusi, J. Marias, A. Paredes, K. Dorsey, A. Martinet, R. Jones, Row II- M. Dorsey, L. Lissner, F. McKemy, D. Mayer, J. Bell, M. Regan, J. Sauvageau, M. Mastro, P. Goodman, C. Wade, S. Dorsey Lf'Ni Bro. Chris Woerz, Row I- C. Wade, A. Martinet, S. Dorsey, A, Parades, Row II - S--D- B- C. Hart, L. Lissner, J. Sauvageau, M. Dorsey, R. Mendez, Row III D11'eCt01' R. Iredale, M. Regan, G. Esses, J. Griffin, S. McCreight, I. Bell, F. Castillo, M. Masixo, P. Goodman. Mr. Bailey Moderator Astronomy Club 41.14 4 Members of the Astronomy Club W W w I 204 Mr. Bailey explains the principles of the telescope. 11 - 1- 'sr . x... 4-.. W -. A... if Radlo Club Frank Rodriguez, President, demonstrates the different bands. Radio Club members Hiking Club Fr. Steichen M oderator Duh!! 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Band Sodality Nine Offices Daniel Bassett Mechanical Technology 1234 4 4 34 1 1. 13 4 12 1 12 234 34 4 2 34 234 23 4 123 1 1 234 234 234 23 34 4 1 12 123 34 4 234 1234 1234 1234 Covina, Calif. Sodality Nine Offices Band T. E. C . Track Language Club National Honor Society Rene Bermudez Electronics Los Angeles, Calif. History Club Iournalism Pep Club JV Soccer George Binns Mechanical Technology San Pedro, Calif. History Club Library Staff T. E . C . Alan Blair Electronics Huntington Park, Calif. Language Club Bob Blakey Metallurgy Covina, Calif. History Club Sodality S . N. T. IV Track Varsity Track B Basketball Sal Boenzi Industrial Drafting Bellflower, Calif. Lettermen Society Band B Basketball IV Basketball Varsity Baseball Sodality Pep Club Language Club A . I. D .D . History Club Vincent Boisineau Metallurgy Whittier, Calif . Band Sodality S . N. T. 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Springs, Calif Track Soccer Pep Club Gun Glub National Honor Society Lettermen Society Journalism Calculus Club 4 4 2 2 34 2 34 4 234 4 4 1 234 34 4 4 34 4 joe Calles Metallurgy So. San Gabriel, Calif. Glee Club Language Club S . N. T . Pep Club Coin Club Stamp Club Rocket Club Greg Caringella Industrial Drafting Arcadia, Calif. Nine Offices Sodality Cycling Club Pep Club Yearbook Staff Varsity Baseball History Club Mike Carroll Electronics Altadena, Calif. National Honor Society Sodality Band Drama Language Club journalism Club Pep Club Steven Carter Mechanical Technology Temple City, Calif. T.E.C. Gun Club Nine Offices Cycling Club Joe Celano Electronics So. San Gabriel, Calif. Library Staff National Honor Society Drama Club Carlos Chavez Electronics West Covina, Calif. Speech S Debate Club Journalism Drama Track Cross Country Sodality Language Club Nine Offices Jr. Class Pres. Yearbook Staff Tom Connaughton Building Technology 1 13 234 34 4 3 2 12 3 1 3 34 34 1 234 34 2 1234 2 1 2 3 4 4 3 4 3 2 23 234 34 1234 123 234 234 23 12 3 23 3 3 Monterey Park, Calif . Glee Club Sodality Pep Club Chess Club Astronomy Club Hiking Club Language Club Nine Offices Mark Connors Photolithography La Mirada, Calif, Sodality Nine Offices Band Language Club Tennis Club B Basketball JV Soccer Pep Club Journalism Club Litho Club George Conway Building Technology Los Angeles, Calif. Band Sodality Soccer Track Cross Country Robert Cook Industrial Drafting S. San Gabriel, Calif. Varsity Track 'Varsity Cross Country JV Soccer Lettermen Society Gun Club Pep Club A.I.D.D. Language Club Peter Anthony Cresswell Electronics El Monte, Calif. Studyhall Cedric Curtis Photolithography Los Angeles, Calif. Sodality Journalism Club Litho Club JV Basketball JV Track Varsity Basketball History Club Nine Offices Senior Class Pres. Drama Club 2 23 4 234 23 234 2 4 2 234 34 234 3 34 4 234 234 23 34 23 4 2 2 Stamp Club Lettermen Society Pep Club Mike Daly Electronics Pico Rivera, Calif. Radio Club Rocket Club Gun Club Library Staff Freshman Basketball B Basketball JV Basketball Nine Offices Pep Club Vince Dauciunas Electronics San Gabriel, Calif. Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Sodality Cylcing Club National Honor Society Gun Club JV Basketball B Track Nine Offices , Journalism Club Lettermen Society Richard DeLeon Electronics Valinda, Calif. Radio Club B Basketball Cycling Club Cross Country Track Rocket Club Lettermen Society Robert Delis Electronics Downey, Calif. Sodality History Club Glee Club journalism Stamp Club Nine Offices Hiking Club Pep Club Mike Dorsey Photolithography Alhambra, Calif. Glee Club Litho Club Sodality Nine Offices Journalism 1 34 3 1 2 3 234 1 2 3 123 4 34 234 2 2 234 3 2 1 123 4 324 12 2 1234 34 34 2 4 234 1 1 4 23 234 4 34 1234 234 12 34 34 Pep Club Library Staff Cycling Club Language Club Dale Du Bois Mechanical Technology San Gabriel, Calif. T.E.C. Sodality Skip Duenes, Jr. Mechanical Technology Arcadia, Calif. Glee Club JV Soccer Varsity Track Varsity Soccer Lettermen Society T.E.C. Pep Club Language Club Nine Offices Steve Duffy Mechanical Technology Valinda, Calif. Cycling Club Cross Country B Basketball IV Baseball Sodality Varsity Baseball Track Nine Offices T.E.C. Math Club Lettermen Society Wayne Duran Electronics Montebello, Calif. Sodality Library B Basketball IV Basketball National Honor Society Journalism Club Nine Offices Gary Erb Metallurgy Whittier, Calif. Radio Club Cycling Gun Club Coin Club Language Club S.N.T. 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Band Sodality Pep Club Stamp Club 3 123 34 4 12 3 1 2 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 4 234 34 4 4 23 234 34 3 1 4 2 1234 1 1 1 1 1 2 23 2 23 3 34 12 34 1234 3 34 4 1234 34 34 3 Ron Gardner Automotive La Mirada, Calif. Sodality Stamp Club Chess Club Nine Offices Michael Gergen Photolithography Los Angeles, Calif. National Honor Society Litho Club Sodality Nine Offices History Language Club Pep Club Cliff Gilb Automotive San Gabriel, Calif, Sodality Cycling Club Golf Club Nine Offices Band Baseball Soccer Pep Club Louis Gonzales Electronics Montebello, Calif. Nine Offices Band B Basketball Drama Club Rocket Club Mike Greenleaf Elecmonics Long Beach, Calif. Drama Club Hiking Club Rocket Club Sodality Language Club Nine Offices Drama Club Ted Guerrero Building Technology So. San Gabriel, Calif. Nine Offices Hiking Club Pep Club Sodality History Club Language Club Kerry Gugins Industrial Drafting West Covina, Calif. Library Staff 3 23 34 34 34 23 4 23 23 23 34 23 4 23 23 23 23 4, 23 2 2 4 4 4 4 Band C-un Club Pep Club Sodality Cycling Club Soph. Class Pres. National Honor Society A . I. D . D . Yearbook Staff Journalism Club Nine Offices Ralph Gulliver Building Technology Lynwood, Calif. Cycling Club JV Soccer Varsity Soccer Pep Club Nine Offices Phil Habell Electronics San Gabriel, Calif Sodality Nine Offices Varsity Baseball JV Track JV Basketball IV Baseball Library Staff journalism Gun Club Pep Club Band ASB President John Hall Metallurgy Rowland Heights, Calif. Nine Offices Sodality S . N. T. C Track History Club IV Baseball Varsity Baseball Pep Club Lettermen Society John Hanks Metallurgy West Covina, Calif . S . N . T. 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Sodality Lettermen Society Hiking Club Ed Johnson Building Technology Los Angeles, Calif. Track JV Soccer Gun Club Pep Club Nine Offices Hiking Club Bicycle Club 234 3 12 34 4 2 1 4 23 4 12 4 1 1 1234 2 3 4 34 34 4 234 34 134 34 234 3 34 2 3 1234 234 34 34 34 4 1 2 3 34 1234 4 123 Tony Jones Photolithography San Gabriel, Calif, Sodality History Club Pep Club Track Litho Club Library Staff Cross Country QManagerJ Basketball fManage1-J Journalism Club Language Club Tim Keenan Electronics Claremont, Calif. Speech and Debate Cycling Club Library Staff Language Club Joumalism Club Amateur Radio Club Rocket Club Steve Kennedy Mechanical Technology Monrovia, Calif, T.E.C. Language Club Gun Club Nine Offices Steve Kin Mechanical Technology Pico Rivera, Calif. Track Soccer Lettermen Society Nine Offices Pep Club T,E,C, Steve Leininger Industrial Drafting Baldwin Park, Calif . Pep Club A . I. D . D Sodality Language Club Cycling Club Nine Offices Lance Lissner Metallurgy Whittier, Calif. S.N.T. Sodality Glee Club National Honor Society Language Club Steve Lopez Building Technology Los Angeles, Calif. Amateur Radio Club 234 1 34 234 234 23 34 3 3 2 1234 1234 1234 34 234 12 3 234 2 3 4 1234 34 34 4 4 4 34 4 12 2 2 12 234 1 123 234 3 12 Pep Club Chess Club Nine Offices Ron Luedeman Mechanical Technology South Pasadena, Calif. Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track Lettermen Society T,E,C, Sodality Glee Club Pep Club Hiking Club Mark McCabe Mechanical Technology Pasadena, Calif. Language Club Band Cycling Club Sodality Pep Club Gun Club T.E.C. Library Staff Nine Offices History Club Russell McCurdy Metallurgy Downey, Calif. Library Staff Drama Club S . N. T. Sodality Pat Mc Guire Mechanical Technology Whittier, Calif. Latin Club History Club Calculus Club T.E.C. Journalism Club John Mc Kniff Electronics Covina, Calif. C Track Varsity Track Sodality JV Basketball Cycling Club National Honor Society Lettermen Society Varsity Basketball Nine Offices Bill Mc Nair Industrial Drafting Hacienda Heights, Calif. Varsity Baseball JV Baseball 3 4 12 234 234 234 34 34 12 34 4 1 1 12 12 34 3 34 1 1234 1 1234 1234 234 12 2 2 4 234 3 1 234 234 2 2 234 34 34 34 34 12 Varsity Soccer Glee Club Sodality Pep Club A . I. D . D . Lettermen Society Cycling Club Yearbook Staff National Honor Society Nine Offices Angel Manzano Electronics Los Angeles, Calif, Sodality JV Soccer Varsity Soccer Pep Club Yearbook Staff National Honor Society Lettermen Society Journalism Club Nine Offices Anthony Martinez Electronics Santa F e Springs, Calif. Sodality Pep Club Language Club Gun Club Journalism Club JV Baseball National Honor Society David Mas terman Electronics Whittier, Calif. Sodality Radio Club QAmateurj Rocket Club Glee Club journalism Club Pep Club Calculus Club Mark Masterson Photolithography Pasadena, Calif. History Club Drama Club Litho Club Tennis Club Frosh Basketball B Basketball JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Nine Offices Michael Mastro Photolithography Alhambra, Calif. Sodality History Club Journalism Club 234 1 123 34 4 34 123 34 34 12 12 2 34 34 3 34 34 34 3 1234 3 12 3 34 2 234 1234 1 2 23 3 3 4 4 1 1 234 1 1 2 3 4 123 123 3 4 Cycling Club Pep Club Glee Club Litho Club Tennis Club C Track JV Baseball B Basketball fMgr.J Stamp Club Coin Club Drama Club Paul Mauer Electronics Downey, Calif. Amateur Radio Club Sodality Glee Club Language Club Pep Club Journalism Golf Club National Honor Society Gun Club Ron Mendez Metallurgy LOS Angeles, Calif. Glee Club Sodality S , N , T . A . S . M. Language Club Nine Offices David Meneghini Mechanical Technology South Gate, Calif. History Club Cycling Club Drama Club T.E.C. Bill Minnig Industrial Technology Lynwood, Calif , Speech S Debate History Club Pep Club A ,I,D ,D . journalism Sodality Language Club Larry Molocznik Metallurgy Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Band I Language Club Cycle Club S,N,T. Pat Morneault Automotive South San Gabriel, Cali f. 12 34 4 2 1 1 2 2 23 23 12 34 1 1234 23 3 34 34 34 234 4 1234 123 234 34 3 123 1 2 1 4 234 1 34 4 4 12 2 12 3 34 2.34 Chess Club Library Staff Pep Club Sodality Language Club Hiking Club Stamp Club Bruce Nelson Building Technology San Gabriel, Calif. IV Basketball JV Baseball Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Eddie Nakasone Industrial Drafting Valinda, Calif, Band Sodality Cycling IV Soccer A.LD.D. Pep Club JV Baseball Rocket Club History Club Paul Nault Electronics South Gate, Calif. Drama Club Sodality IV Track National Honor Society Language Club Hiking Club Rocket Club Gun Club Daniel Nava Automotive Temple City, Calif. Nine Offices JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Marc Negoro Montebella, Calif. Drama Club Thomas Nemecek Photolithography Whittier, Calif, Litho Club Sodality Cycling Club Cross Country Track Nine Offices Bill O' Connor Metallurgy 4 12 34 12 12 4 3 2 2 34 34 12 12 23 2 4 34 2 2 1 1 23 23 23 12 4 2 3 12 3 4 12 23 1 34 3 13 12 34 34 3 34 3 4 34 3 4 3 Rosemead, Calif. S ,N, T , Sodality IV Baseball Varsity Baseball Cycling Club Gun Club History Club National Honor Society joe Odegaard Industrial Drafting Alhambra, Calif. Pep Club Drama Club Speech 8 Debate Coin Club Rocket Club Glee Club Journalism Club A , I . D .D , Nine Offices Tom Orr Automotive I.aPuente, Calif. Track Baseball Stamp Club Coin Club Journalism Golf Club Hiking Club Israel Ortiz Automotive Los Angeles, Calif, Stamp Club Nine Offices Pep Club Language Club Chess Club Robert Pacheco Metallurgy Pico Rivera, Calif. Language Club Stamp Club S , N , T, Rocket Club Radio Club Pep Club Coin Club Gun Club John Pitino Mechanical Technology Los Angeles, Calif. Band Track T,E,C, David Powers Industrial Drafti.ng Alhambra, Calif. 234 32 2 34 34 3 1 234 34 3 4 3 2 2 4 4 12 12 234 23 23 23 3 4 3 1 4 3 4 23 2 4 3 1234 2 1 34 4 3 12 34 4 Glee Club Sodality Cycling Varsity Soccer Lettermen Society Yearbook Staff Pep Club A.I.D.D. Nine Offices Library Staff jesse Quintana Photolitho graph Y Los Angeles, Calif. Tennis Club Litho Club JV Baseball Varsity Baseball Language Club History Club Frosh Basketball Dennis Ragsdale Automotive Tem le Ci Calif P W, B Basketball JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Language Club Pep Club Journalism Club Bruce Raymond Industrial Drafting Pico Rivera , Ca lif. Cycling Club Pep Club Glee Club C Track B Track Varsity Track A,I,D,D, B Basketball JV Basketball Michael Regan Metallurgy Arcadia, Calif. Glee Club Sodality S,N.T. Tom Riffel Mechanical Technology Whittier, Calif, Sodality Cycling Club Glee Club Gun Club T.E.C. Track Nine Offices Language Club 123 1234 123 234 34 34 3 4 12 2 1 34 2 34 23 1 1 2 3 4 1 34 3 123 34 1 1 23 4 4 2 3 1234 1234 234 123 234 12 23 234 234 123 12 David Rodela Metallurgy So. San Gabriel, Calif, Glee Club Sodality Language Club 3.N.T. Pep Club Speech 8 Debate Chess Club Stamp Club Nine Offices Rocket Club David Ronquillo Industrial Drafting Monterey Park, Calif. Journalism Club Sodality Pep Club A , I ,D ,D , Varsity Track Mgr. Nine Offices JV Basketball Mgr, Lettermen Society Varsity Track Gun Club Joe Roth Automotive Monterey Park, Calif. Track Sodality Nine Offices Cross Cotmtry Stamp Club joe Russo Electronics La Mirada, Calif, Band Track Speech G Debate Drama Club journalism Club Gun Club Library Staff Sodality David Ruszczyk Industrial Drafting South Gate Calif . Library Staff History Club Nine Offices Frosh Basketball Coin Club Hiking Club A . I , D , D , Pep Club Carmen Sacco Industrial Drafting Whittier, Calif. 3 234 4 2 2 4 3 34 23 234 234 34 34 4 4 234 2 24 34 Sodality Library Staff Cycling Club Nine Offices Pep Club Varsity Soccer C Track National Honor Society Yearbook Staff Glee Club Lettermen Society A . I .D .D . Michael Salazar Automotive Pico Rivera, Calif. Glee Club Sodality Pep Club Nine Offices Stamp Club Dave Sanchez Automotive LOS Angeles, Calif. Sodality Track Cross country Pep Club Lettermen Society National Honor Society Gary Schultheis Mechanical Technology West Covina, Calif, Glee Club Nine Offices Sodality T,E,C, A,S,B, Treasure Pat Smith Automotive Norwalk, Calif, Sodality Nine Offices Study Hall Club Michael Swedo Electronics Hacienda Heights, Calif, Cycling Club Gun Club Track Cross country Tim Teel Metallurgy Temple City, Calif. Sodality Band Pep Club S.N.T. Drama Club 123 12 23 12 34 34 23 234 3 12 34 4 1 1234 34 1234 3 12 1234 234 4 234 34 13 1234 1234 34 4 -1234 1234 234 3 34 3 123 123 34 234 1 Don Thompson Building Technology Downey, Calif. Sodality Band Nine Offices Cycling Club Pep Club Allan Tichy Electronics Pomona, Calif. Drama Club Band, Sodality Nine Offices Tim Timmons Electronics Temple City, Calif. Band Library Staff History Club National Honor Society Pep Club Gun Club Varsity Track Mgr. Varsity Basketball Mgr. Lettermen Society Calculus Club journalism Club Bill Torley Mechanical Technology Los Angeles, Calif. T.E.C. Drama Club Soccer Pep Club Lettermen Society Yearbook Staff Nine Offices Library Staff Bill Vallicella Electronics Alhambra, Calif. Glee Club Nine Offices Journalism Club joe Villalobos Industrial Drafting Los Angeles, Calif. Sodality JV Soccer JV Track History Club Speech 8 Debate Lettermen Society Glee Club A.I.D.D. Varsity Soccer Yearbook Staff Nine Offices Gun Club 12 123 123 12 4 124 1234 2 34 123 1 12 1 2 34 34 3 34 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 2 34 2 34 34 4 4 12 12 3 34 1 2 2 1 4 3 2 4 3 4 1 4 23 3 4 4 2 34 Ted Walt Photolithography Arcadia, Calif. History Club Nine Offices Sodality Cycling Club Pep Club Litho Club Golf Club B Basketball JV Basketball Varsity Basketball Steve Welsh Building Technology Los Angeles, Calif. Band Language Club Nine Offices JV Soccer Pep Club Gun Club Coin Club Gerald Wertz Mechanical Technology Downey, Calif . History Club JV Basketball Track Language Club Glee Club A ,S ,B, Secretary Chess Club Pep Club T.E.C. Sodality Nine Offices Jeff Wright Electronics Vlfhittier, Calif. Band Sodality journalism Club Gun Club Pep Club JV Baseball National Honor Society Golf Club Drama Club Ed Wrona Building Technology Whittier, Calif. C-lee Club Sodality Nine Offices Pep Club JV Soccer Varsity Soccer Letterrnen Society National Honor Society 1 123 12 34 34 234 3 2 3 4 12 1 1234 2 3 3 4 1 2 34 1 123 4 4 34 4 1234 1234 12 234 34 34 34 2 234 34 3 123 123 123 34 2 34 34 34 21, -v- -X 'r. 7-'---Luv L, , . 1 a , I ia nM GOI' III imc Out Now as our book ends and many memories are refreshed, it is time to recognize those who made this book possible. First I would like to thank the staff, who Worked for long hours, sometimes on Saturdays and many times late into the night. BILL MCNAIR, layout editor, and his group: JEFF JONES, CHRIS PRIGA, MIKE INGRAM, STEVE GOODRICH, and JOE GAYOSO are respon- sible for much of the layout work. The sports section was done by GREG CARINGELLA and DON ELEY. Special thanks to ROD and TEO ALEMANIA for their art work and cover and to BILL TORLEY for the special events section. TONY KURPAKUS, club editor, and his assistant, TOM JOYCE and JOHN CONATY produced a fine club section. Next special thanks goes to MR. TOM MILLER and MR. DON SPRAGUE of Glenbrier Studios for their fine photography and fast service. Thanks also to our student photographers, JIM DOWD and MARK BARCLAY. Recognition must also be given to JOHN GRIFFIN, the Finance Director, who helped type and make layouts, as Well as organize our patron drive and keep the financial records straight. Thanks go also to our advertisers and many patrons who helped pay for this annual. Our dedication page was gratuitously furnished by KBF. To them We owe a vote of gratitude. The faculty deserves much credit for excusing members of the staff from class and for cooperating with us when it was necessary to take pictures. Special thanks also to the ladies in the office who helped us with our budget and with proof reading copies. During Christmas vacation a member of our staff came into Work so we could make a dead- line. The next day he was in the hospital, but he even offered to Work in bed to help get the book finished. KEN KUNIHIRO later died. He showed the spirit of the staff and We will al- ways remember him. I Want to express my deep gratitude to BRO. JOSEPH LOCKWOOD, our moderator. Even While he was in the hospital he watched over our efforts. He was the driving force behind our whole staff. His organization, enthusiasm and patience more than anything else, helped to make this book what it is. I want to thank MRS. KILSON for her typing. Thanks also to MR. JOHN THOMAS, Yearbook Representative, for his many suggestions which helped make our book so pleasing. MR. and MRS. BARCLAY deserve our thanks for their aid in the patron drive. I hope this book will help us all when it comes to a time to remember. J Q22-Q9 Zuma David Powers Editor -in-chief 239 W w4M A MDW Jfmhf Zu? if 1 Ubofw MX' px A f ,WZ fb? ., 1.,, 1 ONWJ WW!! ii X Q' A , , N, 'r f Q E? 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