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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1969 volume:

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If, making allowances for mistakes, failures, prejudices, I am staunch in my allegiance I am gaining in strength and charity. If I decide to look beyond all this area of difference for an affinity discoverable perhaps by faith alone, I am practicing loyalty. Dom Hubert van Zeller, O.S .B. Volume XIII Ded icatlon Administration nfl, v? Freshmen 28 Faculty Sophomo ......2O 42 4 1' YEAR .... 80 Clubs 108 Sports 144 Technology o 172 if Technical Societies Ads i .......212 . ..... 202 4,1 me of the TECHMAN To Rev. Arnold Buja, S.D.B To you, Father Buja, We extend oursincerest thanks. You have been a laborer, foreman and architect here at Bosco,-Tech in the building of minds and men: as Registrar, from 1955 to I ' 19583 and as Librarian from 1955 to the present. As a token of our esteem, sincere appreciation, and as a homage to your loyalty, We dedicate to you, a master-builder, the 1969 TECHMAN. 7 Very Reverend Donald W. Montrose Superintendent of Schools High Schools and Colleges Archdiocese of Los Angeles Most Reverend John Ward, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop Archdiocese of Los Angeles Very Reverend Bernard Iusten, S. D. B Provincial Superior Salesians of Don Bosco 9 Reverend Thomas J. Prendiville, sos President of Don Bosco Technical Institute 10 annum 90 4l, '.r Ali . . 4, I 5 Don Bosco Technlcal Instltute fycrnkxxxt 1151 San Gabriel Boulevard - South San Gabriel, California 91777 - Telephone: 283-6561 280-0451 June 2, 1969 Dear Graduates, You, the members of the Class of l969, stand on the threshold of a marvelous life - a life as challenging as any ever faced by young people. The advancements of science, the endeavors into outer space, the changes in technology, give every Tech graduate an opportunity to find a place in these advances, to make a place for him- self in this world of change, but a world with its roots in the traditions of the past. We at Bosco Tech have tried to help you prepare for this new world, for your future. We have tried to instill a reverence for our past, a respect for the decency of man along with the courage and determination to meet new challenges and greater opportunities. Your past application to work and study will have supplied you with the skills and knowledge necessary to take your place as valuable and intelligent members of the modern techno- logical society. The prayers of your teachers and instructors go with you. May your faith in God and interest in other people make your life rewarding and successful. God bless you. Sincerely, Q-My Rev. Thomas Prendiville, S.D.B. President AUTOMOTIVE 0 CABINETMAKING ' ELECTRONICS 'INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING ' MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY ' METALLURGY ' PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY IN APPRECIATIDN K o . in Brother Anthony Freitas, S.D.B, Don Bosco has reminded the Salesian Fathers Sz Brothers that, our school Work is part and parcel of Salesian life, that it is a means of leading souls to Godg that the school exists for the purpose of forming good Christians, and must therefore be conducted in a Christian manner, and on no other lines . To be still more explicit he adds that if any one of our teachers were to forget that he must carry out his duties according to the Salesian spirit, even though he be endowed with great ability, he would be like something harming the rest of the body. These words exemplify the life -Work of Brother Anthony Freitas to Whom We wish to express our deepest appreciation for his 15 years of service and loyalty to Bosco-Tech. I2 Rev. Bernard I. Dabbene, S. D. B. Vic e- Principal June 2, 1969 Dear Graduates: You have now reached the desired high school peak of self-reliance and assurance . You are qualified to take your place in college or industry, but don't be just one of the many. Deem it your duty to bring your contribution for a better world to your community and cotmtry. Be a leader in all that stands or calls for loyalty, honesty and democracy. Be not swayed nor tainted by those who deny Godg remember that Don Bosco will be with you at all times ready to give you a helping hand, and lift you toward God. Sincerely yours in St. john Bosco, Rev. Bernard J. Dabbene, S.D.B. Vice-Principal I3 Mr. Louis T. Gilbertson Vice President, Business Affairs Rev. Richard Iiru, SDB Chaplain Mr. Donald A. Renner Dean of Student Personnel Services Rev. jack Giacomini, S.D.B. Dean of juniors Math Department Music Department Chairman Golf Team Coach Brother Anthony Matse, SDB Business Manager ADIVIICNI Rev. Iohn O'Connor, SDB Dean of Seniors Ethics Department Drama Club Moderator F .o,o i,ai,iiiiasiii D w ' w ' 9 rf ' P, W uf 2 N n ii ' n , l V li J ' 4 3 1 x-If Mr. Roy Currin Special Services Director RATID a ll D Rev. Paul Caporali, SDB Vice President, Technology Affairs Mr. Karl Hahn Dean of Sophomores w Mr. Ronald L. Gibson 15 Dean of Academics, Advanced Division ,l -EJ: Mrs. Mary Emma Nassar Student Records Office Mrs. Ann Bush Corporate Office Secretary qw..-ll Mrs. Marie Simons ,Executive Office Secretary Ill Mrs. Ann Gibbs Finance Office Director I N Q? Il I Mrs. Annette Molina Central Business Office Mrs. Anna McLinden Finance Office Mrs. Angie Giuseffi Receptionist 1 fi Y? '1'1 if 91 H- Mrs. Gloria Lester School Nurse Aria. -.K Mr. George Higuchi Superintendent of Main - tenance Mr. ,-,. ,V --7,1-. Ampelio Marin ia.. 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The men who spend a majority of their time preparing for classes, moderating activities, giving help when help is needed, encouraging when someone is discour- agedg that's right, the Bosco Teachers. They are that group of men who help the students and the school in every Way possible. Often their efforts remain unnoticed but these dedicated teachers keep on working for the students and the school. i -+A A, Q, l I l Rev. Manuel Alves, SDB Counseling Our Band Director at Nrft .xg mu. -53513 Bro. Anthony Asebedo, SDB Automotive Department Instructor 'Lv' Rev. jerry Bonjean, SDB Ethics Department Bro . Larry SDB Photolithography De- partment Head Instructor Bro. Frank Bracchi, SDB Automotive Department Department Chairman c to Mr. William Baron Mathematics Depart- ment Sophomore and junior Math Mr. Stephen Andreano Electronics Department Head Instructor wg, 'G-5... Mr. Robert Berry Automotive Department Head Instructor Rev. Alfred Broccardo, SDB Ethics Department ' Junior Ethics 22 Q-Q., fr Rev. Arnold Buj a, SDB Librarian Freshman English Bro. Eugene Burns, SDB Band Director Public Relations 1 .fp , Rev. Harold Danielson, SDB Mathematics Depart- ment Sophomore Math Mr. Larry Davis Industrial Drafting Department Head Instructor X Rev. Thomas D'Amato, SDB Missions Procurator Mr. Robert Currie Social Studies Depart- ment History Bee Basketball Coach Cross Country Coach lvlr. Max Freifield Social Studies Depart- ment Chairman Government Speech and Debate Club Moderator .1 ' Mr. Madatian reads a comedy? Bro. Anthony Freitas, SDB Mechanical Technology Department Department Chairman English Department Freshman English Photolithograph Depart- m ent Deparun ent Chairman Safety Director Bro. George Chiselli, S Ivir. William johnson Mathematics Depart- I Mr. Karl Hoffman Bro. Joseph Lockwood, SDB Ethics Department Sophomore Ethics Yearbook Moderator ment Freshman Math Senior Math Tutoring Club Adviser Mr. Donald McClelland Building Technology Department Head Instructor I I Mr. Ronald Gibson Science Department Deparhnent Chairman Science Fair Adviser Mr. Paul Kennedy Photolithography De- partment Head Instructor 'W .1- .1 Mr. James McCann Language Department Spanish 24 X iv' 'YV' Mr. Michael Hattar Mathematics Depart- ment Department Chairman Tutoring Club Moder- ator :W X .,. 2 Bro. Lawrence King, SDB Electronics Department He ad Instructor Ho. Jack McLinden, SDB Photolithography De- partment He ad Instructor Mr Louls Martm Metallurgy Department Mr George Madat1on Englxsh Department Chalrman Sophomore and Semor Engllsh Instructor of Freshmen My Edward M1113 Mr Mlchael Paschal Sclence Department Chennstry U Bro John Rasor, SDB Metallurgy Department Head Instructor Mr Dennls Patrlck Engllsh Department Sophomore Enghsh Industmal Draftmg Head Instructor 'isnt i I I I Mr Rlchard Patterson Sclence Department I Bro Rlchard Reese, SDB Mechanlcal Technology Department Head Instructor Sophomore and Senlor Physlcs Bro James Reda SDB Mechanlcal Technol ogy Department Head Instructor Intramural D1rector Bro John Myler, SDB Automotwe Department Head Instructor Bro Gerard Pellegrmo, SDB Metallurgy Department Department Chalrman 5.5. Mr Rlchard Resurrectlon Industrlal Draftmg Department Head Instructor YF . ' :A I 1 X ik, I ' I I t . . 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Bro Terry Stone, SDB Soclal SlI'L1d1CS Depart ment Amemcan I-I1story Mr Leo Strasser Photollthography De partment Head Instructor journallsm Moderator Bro Lotus Vega SDB Automotwe Department Head Instructor 17' f f 27 Bro Chr1st1an Woerz, DB Water equals chemlstry' Industrlal Draftlng Dept Department Chalrman Mr Tom Tom1ta Metallurgy Department Instructor I I l Mr Anthony Troncale Athletlc D1rector Drlver Educatlon Health and F 1I'SC A1d Varslty Basketball V3TS1ty Baseball Bro John Wutz, SDB Ass lstant Drama Club Moderator . 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Mike Kennedy, Ph Phil Kuxn is E1 P Fwd Labrado, BT Mark Ladewig, E1 Jim Lewis, ID Bob Lopez, Me Cameron MacLauch1in, BT Steve Mandala , Ph Dave Martinez, BT Dan Martinez, E1 Andy Medina, Au Lenny Metzner, Ph Bob Meza, E1 Ron Michelotti, E1 Joe Moran, Au Giancarlo Moretti, E1 Roger Morey, ID . ,-,W ml I 21:3 Fil -tw 'U' ill lk I N A an 'wry H2 ,A in N T ' F3 ' ' Wim 'xxx 'z wi- I ills? f'i' Mike Matsumoto, E1 Tom McFall, Au Mike McCauley, BT Bill Mclntosh, Me Mark Neudorff, E1 Fred Nishperly, Me Hans Nooy, E1 Mark Murphy, Ph joe Nava, ID Steve Miles, MT Steve Moore, Au jerry Mora, BT 35 Oscar Odegaard, Me Neil O'Donnel1, BT John Oechsner, Au joe Ortiz, E1 Gary Parker, Ph Louis Perez, E1 Jim Peterson, Me Dan Pineda, BT :S-T jim Ovieda, E1 Neil Palt, ID Don Panza, ID Ed Panza, Au Tom Plonowski, BT Mike Porter, ID Mark Portney, E1 Mike Quinn, BT The ref' is always right --Bro. Reda 36 'x L.- fw J Mike Rector, E1 Roger Recupero, Me Mark Reppert, MT X Randy Reyes, E1 Bryan Romine, ID Dave Rucker, Me Oscar Rueff, El Marty Ruiz, MT Rick Ryan, Au Dan Sanocki, MT Ben Saraoho, BT Jorge Saucedo, MT Steve Scherr, Ph 3 kigi' . john Schmitz, BT 1, Steve Schultheis, E1 Tony Scocozza., ID JF' , Bob Secovitch, BT Mike Sedillo, Me John Selegue, E1 - li- , . '5 V ' 1 A T 4 em , T f' I-T if WXEY ' Y L1 XA . 7 '-ggwa ia f-'e feffmclzji-c V J' if N ,Nl 1 1 - N ,ai i f1 E5 - im- wlli, V 1 . ww w. ,J . K '. .Z 5 A 'nv H M Y' 91 'fl Dave Ryan, Me Phil Saeli, E1 Larry Salazar, MT john Salvini, BT Mike Sergi, MT Andy Sheaffer, Au Pat Sheaffer, Me Mike sxaatmia, Au jeff Smith, E1 Mike Stagffa, ID Keith Ste inbaugh, 5 ilu Dave Sterling, E1 Phil Stevens, Ph john Stobie, MT Mike Strain, Me Bill Sumida, MT Mark Trepanier, BT Luis Trujillo, ID John Tsukamoto, El Bob Tavano, ID George Tkach, MT joe Totten, Ph Eric Sullivan, Me Tim Swanson, Me Frank Swart, MT Alvin Tani, MT Al Twardos, El Steve Vaccariello, Ph Efren Vargas, ID Bob Vermillion, BT . Bruce Walder, ID Raleigh Waller, M'I Tom Weber, Me .- 4 Jose Vargas, m Me Frank Vega, ID Agustin Vela, BT George Venti, Au Steve Wisniewski, EL Mike Witt, Me john Wright, Au Glenn Yee, Me Steve Young, ID Tony Wierzchucki, Pat Winters, ID Larry Wisda, Me Bruce Weller, Ph Earl Weltmer, EI Russ Wertz, MT Dave Wesser, Ph Gary Whinnery, Vince Zappia, E1 ? m,g,d K Who did this job? What' s your story? A11 of that work! Suspended Animation XX TL I io That's Right! S 'F. 1 'I' xl f Brian Adam, MT ff f 'G' , Mark Adamowicz, E1 , I iw L ,L ,, ,W 5 we W Jim Bell, BT --fy 1- John Armstrong, E1 Pat Bagacina, Au U C lb u I' 4' W , A . jx, - ,. w. , .- 1 r . .F W' , T Fran.kBe11ino, Me T-. I - I Wayne Beninger, Me Cf r J. --r vel Ed Bravo, BT X . .g i Mike Brurnmel, BT ig . Jon Benken, E1 1 Charles Bergman, ID M K :' -V.' -iv Craig Bise, Au gf 3 ' V-5 11 T, A L Kenneth Bishop, E1 ' ' 4 Silvano Bosdachin, MT X ! 'fx 4 iliac ' W ' 1 ,., g I Mike Buckely, Ph Ed Burgos, Me ,Q IV' 45 ' -e.-. ix ,,. il.. PS7-Tai r' 'nr .. 2 i' ' X' 1 ,. Sal Burrola, MT Manuel Caldera, BT 129 i.f1, EEE iz T A-,N K gig ,, , QL, k gy ix ,ref 42 1? R E1 A' ' Rick C alnarillo, - 1 ,, rl :Ei F411 i f x Hugo Castaneda, E1 2 ' ? Gilbert Chacon, Ph Vern Chandler, ID Dave Chaparro, Me X S- WL! ll H ,K 'mq1gll'f ii h - mf' CTA Q' +.' 1 75 5? X , v Philip Clowes, E1 Don Collins, Ph Steve Cortum, BT Kevin Coughlin, Me Greg Cruzan, MT ue: I i i! ,, W iv- lf 1 :1 CX I Steve Cueto, E1 , ,ff AQ ,M ' A Q jeff Cushing, E1 M Brian Davies, MT Why not a bit of order? Giampiero Degrassi, MT Bill De la Torre, E1 f - f A joe Dominick Me Dave Domingue, Au Kevin Dorsey! Au 43 Gary DeRousseau, Ph Rick Dickinson, Ph , Q :L-Q i' it e J Hin V. . f. . 1 . .af vu 1- Q 4 11 W-. U 4, A AW- 51. , ...A I if ,A 3, 1' He, V 4 ,V EQ 4 Steve Dorsey, ID Kent Drinkwine, E1 Kirk Duncan, Ph Jose Estevez, MT Dana Exon, Me In -5 'P' 1 'I I If W 4 If,lH ,W X, :gi f - Q ' X v ai v Qi xy Vik T , ,.,,, ' .1--1 m ,.,A. ffsfi Q 4 Nl ,Eg nl ,qs I' Kevin Fenimore Kevin Ferris, Me John E. Files , Q. 1 ff? ' john Flores, Au , Q ' - . . 'J it Steve Floryan, E1 .lzz B I Mike Ford, E1 evggz 0 -I f ' Jim Foster, Me 'zz' -zaa . . , - I I ' Greg Funaro, ID ' K ,191 'sw -dj 'S L. y 41' Arnold Glasman, ID jim Gneo, Au E an Henry Garcia Mike Gallardo, MT Mark Gallegos, MT , ID 5 - L. .. 41...- -f,. . ,I LQ Mike Gee, Me john Genera, Au 7' . hx' , , , I ng 1- L., .I .s wiv Li 1 wif., M 1. I - f. fxg 1. 'ia A 44 Z Period test time ? -. x.f,,N an Too many witnesses! ! A L f: F ' '-1 li, E ,, -.1 ,: I :A I' Y A 1 S8 3 laser '- 1 V :V- gzf I, wig-rg V N j V X Gonzalo Gonzalez, MT Steve Gonzalez, Ph George Goodman, BT Frank Govea, E1 Greg Goyeneche, E1 Ernesto Graham, MT Pat Grode, Au Bernard Grotewiel, ID Bob Gurrola, E1 K4 1 Helio Gomez, MT Gilbert Gongora, BT , L f 4. ' .V F- A f -- i I Howard Hamlin, MT Rick Harada, Au Barney Held, ID Fernando Hernadez, E1 Dave Herrera, ID Q7 Paul Herrera, ID Paul Hesse E1 Chuck Higson, ID Helaman I-Iintze, E1 45 1 Bil Horton, El Steve lavicoli, Me Tony Huntley, Me John Igmen, ID Ron Jaeger, E1 ' . A - ' Hollman jenkins, Au X 2 Nick Jezak, MT Mike Johnson, Au Frank Johnson, MT W,-4. we - .. Q:-5. . 4--'L.FU'-Y YF- , - , en - ., ,fx,' fa .11 . . , 1: 'ww-u ,' E H, H: mu K A 2 N .M 'Q' 1 Mr UH ' 3 , NH. X I Y A. Sophomores preparing tensile test. Dave Art Bill Kolbeck, Me john Krakowski, ID jon Krolik, MT 46 'F 12 . 15- . fl ' 3: ' 1 1' Ju. 4 Ray Jones , ID Harry Jong, BT Mike Kaizoji, BT Gary Kawaguchi, ID Jim Kliment, BT 1 rlff.-:Q 3 L li' tx.- a.. ,lr v. ,A .' N John Lee , MT .- L aa,-ae::.:. K Konrad Lesiecki, Me Lxmch break so soon? Mark Lingua, BT Bob Ioza, ID ,Q .1 . 'sl . .t . Mike Ladewig, ID Stan Lanich, E1 Torn La Venture, Ph J ohn Le Bel, MT 51- . ,wp 16,2 ,X rg- , ..f ' H I -.19 rl M, L u Frank Lucero, Ph Randy Madrid, ID George Lujan, E1 Larry Malsi, Ph Nick Mansur, E1 A1 Martinet, Ph Iohn Marin, Me Mark Martinez, E1 47 Craig Mandala, E1 M ark Mandala, ID fam aa:- ,X 1 i Q , P4-3 A - ., - I vw 'L ' Qf-1 Ed McCarthy, BT Leo McFa11, Au Bruce McFarland, Swiftly on our way to class. . . Chuck Meister, BT Pete Meyers, E1 Eugene Mick, E1 Brent Miles, Me john Mittskus, Au York Montero, ID Chuck A. Montoya, BT Chuck R. Montoya, Ph Wayne Morse, E1 Wesle Nakamoto E1 R Q L I 1 r 5 k 1 'fl , N 1 S . N T .tn . f uf' - 5 'Emi 1, -+3 V, ,V ,r -I I I I A , W v7 -A , l . , - 1. . ', :!' 1 1 lim Parker, El joe Perez, ID Mike Peron, E1 Gene Phillips, MT Kirk Piering, Au Fred Pinezi, Bill Pratt, Au 5 - 5. ji' 1' A :HQ , ' . 'X Z-' .fl ,iii ' W 'CL ' il Steve Orosco, ID A1 Padilla, BT Chuck Ozanich, Me Tony Paredes, BT . iff---A--11 P-H L ' - aw- , . 3 , 3 Tom Paslenskl, MT A., 5, ' T' John Peck E1 . Art Perez,,Au 1 8 N f, fl Q , L I 'fbi K Y 'E- ff 'ri' 2, '11 mb ' 4 4 .aa ' 4 bfi' V I-'L A ,M Q. 1 K Bro. Saavedra puts a hex on Exon's T-shirt Me x Tony Ramos , ID Roque Pullio, Me Bob Ramirez, Ph Pat Regan, ID Frank Reyes, Me l 49 Bulldmg Technology students work on kltchen model K, gg- ,1- I 'Q -.5 Dave Sed1llo, Ph Tony Shafer, MT jun Shaffer, u Mlchael Slerra, Au Frank Spencer, Me Brlan Sprltzer, ID john Sumner, E1 Ken Sl1ZlJk1, Ph Walter Swart Darrell Tamosumas Frank Toth, Steve Tovey Me Dave Traeger, MT Ialme Valenzuela javler Valenzuela A John Vallquette Ed Vega, ID George Vella A1 V1llarreal, BT Bob Walter, 1 at im.- 2 Bob Wentworth, E1 Jerome W1ltz, El R1Ck Wlndrnlller, Me Tom WoJtack1, ID john Wolters, El fi fs Chris Wood, BT Dennis Wourms, Me Jim Yoshinag, T Brian Young, ID Frank Young, Au Greg Zimmerman, Ph 51 Ed Bell Automotive Fred Alba Industrial Drafting I I Steve Akiyama 5 f a Automotive 'V ' . UN X' X 'F-rf Chuck Amado Mechanic al Technol- CSV Chris Beggs V Metallurgy 1 L..- , f Jw-A., . 7 S - I . - N.f- Mike Bell Building Technology ,V si. :rfb Ken Beauchamp Roger Benell Photolithography Mechanical Technol 52 OSY Marshall Bennett Photolitho graphy john Blanco Metallurgy Bernard Bradvica Metallurgy Ted Brick Photolithography Harry Buckner Ele ctronics 2 Terry Carlson Electronics T Vffn h X . Mike Camera ft.-1' '-..a Paul C amus 1 Industrial Drafting K6-Q Ms-n Metallurgy john Carothers Mechanical Technology Richard Carlson Building Technology Dan Carroll Armando Celaya Metallurgy Mechanical Technol 53 085' . , -' Z H ,. Afufuw 5,73-t .. ' 1 '- , f- i v' 1, yr Q 1, G . Ai ' J. L W' Lf ' 1. 4-f ,. H , ,f V ,xt 1 N . ff ' 'a ' v' ie fi ft 3. 1 Y in N ,. if ' Ll R .5 Richard Ceniseroz Randy Chambers Mechanical Technol- Photolithography OSY 'wiv .--1--I Mr' Tom Hubert explains a drafting design Mark Champagne Manuel Costales Metallurgy Electronics Y - 1 H '- X r 1 'tr-r' Dan De Blasio Mark De Leon N ' ,, M Industrial Drafting Electronics 5-4 Richard Deppe Ernest Detmers Building Technology Industrial Drafting ' 'fha S if Dave Dickinson Walter Eimans John Ferron Mechanical Technology Metallurgy Mechanical Technol .qs O'Connell and Gab Parente wa.. vp7.., -, ! vi Manuel Franco Ed Fulkerson Dan Garcia Photolithography Electronics Electronics S' Q--1' .N- 'QA ii' Francisco Garza joe Gayoso Ron Gerlach Tim Gillett Mechanical Technol- Mechanical Technol- Electronics Mechanical Technol- OSY CSV CSV X , 'N-'X Nr---v Goeckner Tom Goetz Tony Gonzalez Steve Goodrich Paul Grana Technology Electronics Electronics Industrial Drafting Electronics 1 Leo Guerrero Pliotolithography PIT.. I S-f Mike Hamilton Building Technology Mark I-Iabell Electronics Bob Gutierrez John Hagan Industmal Drafting Mechanical Technol CSV Jim Higson Chip Hart Metallurgy IOC Harrigan Rudy Herrera Mechanical Technol- Metallurgy OSS' David Hughes Industrial Drafting Metallurgy .-'A ' Tom Hubert Al Jimenez Industrial Drafting Photolitho graphy Richard Jimenez Paul Jones Mechanical Technol- Metallurgy ogy Mitch jones Dan Kaelin Building Technology Automotive f,-'1 ?'iiEZf.f- ' r i bf- ' 5'-' v--5 I if -, rw :af 7 jim Keeley Ele ctronics Mike Kelemen Eugene Kasper , Industrial Drafting Electronics ' W ,-x , 2: FQ , Vg if W W Hiroshi Konoye Electronics Mark Koj ima Dale Koop Automotive Electronics Dave La Fortune Metallurgy Gary Lake Industrial Drafting Ron Labonawski Metallurgy . -. V ,X fm 'E-if L. Louis Lemoine Industrial Drafting Craig Levie Mike Le Bourgeois Mechanical Technol- Metallurgy USY Richard Kirton Mechanical Technol OZV - Y wa' R Bill Kugel Automotive Guy Le Blanc Metallurgy Bob Liewer lndustrial Drafting Joe Lopez Electronics is-X Steve Loza P R'1 ' b. at 1 SY Sets up a Press JO Industrial Drafting X 4 1 l D X Paul McGuire Photolithography Milce McCracken Industrial Drafting jime MCF adden Ele ctronics 'V' 'hh Joe McHugh Frank McKemy Bill Mace Photolithography Industrial Drafting Mechanical Technol- CSV 58 Mike Lopez Electronics George Mc Cafferty Mechanical Technology Y -,c,g1,,c B111 Marucorena joe Martinelli Dave Martinez Dave Mayer Metallurgy Automotive Metallurgy Industrial Drafting Ron Metoyer Metallurgy Qx, ,Aol Y- Kim Middleton Electronics , w gk, L 1 l at ' -Q.. , M 5 2 l If if , Dave Morales Mlke Murphy Industrial Drafting Mechanical Technol Automotive juniors search for answer m mamtenance manuals. 4 Bill Newton Industrial Drafting 35..- Tony Oddo Mechanical Technol- OSY '-.lj-' a -11 f 1 ' -w Tony Okita Industrial Drafting Steve Pena Industrial Drafting Tom O' Connell Industrial Drafting E E42-I, i Fred Ordway Metallurgy Gabriel Parente Industrial Drafting Al Petruzzi Building Technology Doug Prenovost Metallurgy Mark Peretik Metallurgy John Richard Mechanical Technol- 088' Tim O'Donnel1 Metallurgy I gig Dan Parra Metallurgy 1 Qs..- Vernon Phillips Mechanical Technol- CSV I Ruben Quiroga Pat Riley Industrial Drafting Photolithography ,,,s Z w :51?r .-yr 1 --fre rx.. T 'V- S5- Rudy Roldan Tom Robitaille Electronics Metallurgy Bill Robinson Electronics Tim Ryan Industrial Drafting Walter Rodriguez Industrial Drafting A1 Sanchez Industrial Drafting Mike Roy Mechanical Technol- CSV , 'S'- YI--Y' Dennis Schultz Mechanical Technol- CSV Mike Rygiol Electronics Mike Scott Mechanical Technol CSV Ray Schindler Industrial Drafting 'bv 'kgs- xi' Ken Sharpe Electronics Mark Schwanbeck Ele ctronics Ron Shaffer john Skratulia Electronics Industrial Drafting Steve Smith Mechanic al Technol- 088' l Milce Spang Phil Stella Kit Stetina Don Stone Mechanical Technol- Metallurgy Mechanical Technol- Metallurgy CSV 083' fv- 1 M X- -. .aa gal .1 32:5 ir Brian Sullivan Richard Sutherland Taras Szynkar Robert Tani Electronics Automotive Electronics Electronics Phil Tate Jim Thommes Dave Tomblin Mil-ce Tovey Industrial Drafting E1eC'C1'Onics Industrial Drafting Industrial Drafting Dennis Trepanier john Tulacz john Vaccareillo Roy Vallee Photolithography Electronics Electronics Electronics t t I Henry Ve ga Ed Vidaurri Automotive Metallurgy Armand Vasquez Photolitho graphy Richard Vidaurri Metallurgy w, Ei, 6-v E .pi -v--Q 30 Barry Walker Pat Wallace Jim Watson Electronics Automotive Metallurgy Ken Westbrook Ron Whinnery Peter Wiersma Automotive Automotive Metallurgy H.. Roger Williams Eugene Wisniewski Metallurgy Metallurgy 63 Mike Weber Mechanical Technol- OSY Let us turn our minds to the batting average of the honorable Senator Robert Kennedy, who gave promise of being on the great giants, a mighty metropolitan, on the diamond of deeds. He was a giant in his love of country-a giant in his love of the poor, the underprivileged, a gigantic manager of a foremost family-team . A great athlete himself, he Luiderstood the game of life--with its hits and its errors, its assists and putouts, and wild pitches and the pass balls, the decisions by inches, the accidents, the dangers, the long and the short innings. Let us learn what the great Game gives For bodies die, but the spirit lives. May we of the human team learn from this champion, who scintillated in the passing lineup. Some measure time by stars And some by flowers His heart alone can tell His days and hours . By Bishop Guilfoyle Teofilo Gilberto Alemania, jr. Industrial Drafting Dodson Yoshio Aoki Metallurgy Leonard Michael Aspell Electronics james Michael Ammann Metallurgy Timothy Burton Archer Automotive David Kevin Bargsten Metallurgy Peter Victor Angelino Metallurgy Anthony Stevens Armas Photolithography Donal joseph Bassett Metallurgy james Michael Bell Photolitho graphy Paul Ashton Brotea Automotive Marcel Andre Cadieux Mechanical Technology Paul Elmer Bergman Photolithography Robert james Brown Automotive Victor Nicholas Carlucci Industrial Drafting Thomas Stephen Bradvica Metallurgy Thomas john BLu'ns Mechanical Technology Gary Anthony Castellino Metallurgy P jeffrey Lee De Curtains Metallurgy James Paul Dowd Photolithography George Erwin Eckholt Electronics Michael Lee Dickinson Mechanical Technology William Ernest Duxazo Automotive Donald Paul Eley Automotive Felipe de jesus Dominguez Industrial Drafting James Francis Dwyer Electronics Richard Dale Ernst Metallurgy Ruben Anthony Flores Metallurgy Clyde john Francone Automotive Max Joseph Garcia Photolitho graphy Phillip Raymond Foster Mechanical Technology Gregory Andrew Galisky Electronics Daniel Vincent Gasparrelli Photolithography Phillip John Fox Automotive Craig Stephen Gantz Mechanical Technology Donald Edward Gibbs Industrial Drafting William Frederick Herten Mechanical Technology Stephen John Ianousek Automotive Jeffrey Michael Jones Mechanical Technology Timothy james Huisking Metallurgy David William Johnson Metallurgy 'Thomas Vance Joyce Photolithography Wayne Michael Inouye Ele ctronics Donald Albert Johnson Automotive Bernard james Kaelin Automotive ? Andrew lopez Industrial Drafting William A. McNamee Mechanical Technology Walter Francis Malone, III Metallurgy Karl Francis Lopker Electronics Charles Edmond McWilliam Automotive Thomas Edward Martinet Photolitho graphy Paul james Lukasiewicz Ele ctronics John Anthony Maggie Automotive George Anthony Martinez Mechanical Technology Matthew Adrian Martinez Electronics Vincent Esber Mestre Mechanical Technology John Patrick Morphet Metallurgy John Charles Meador Metallurgy Lindsay Tadao Miyamoto Industrial Drafting Michael Ralph Morris Electronics Stephen Allen Merrill Metallurgy jeffrey Michael Morgan Photolithography William George Morschauser Metallurgy Mark Yoshio Nakashima. Automotive Robert Allan Nolan Photolitho graphy Thomas Mason Parsons Electronics John Raymond Nehmens Industrial Drafting Teclmology john Ingvar Ode gaard Electronics Robert Francis Nelson Automotive Gregorgy George Panattoni Electronics Frank joseph Pirman, jr. Building Technology Christopher Richard Priga Electronics Gary Thomas Richens Automotive Stephen Allen Rornine Mechanical Technology Robert Christian Rechtste iner Electronics Paul Matthew Robinson Industrial Drafting Philip Andrew Russ Electronics joseph Gabriel Reyes Industrial Drafting Frank joseph Rodriguez Electronics james Allen Russey Electronics Anthony joseph Sandoval Industrial Drafting Ernest Michael Stevens Industrial Drafting Paul Stephen' Swift Photo litho graphy jacques Raymond Sauvageau Industrial Drafting Robert james Strickland Automotive Edward Michael Terrell Electronics Daniel Lee Roy Staples Electronics Glen Stacy Sunyich Electronics Michael Arthur Uro Industrial Drafting Jerad Gregory Vogel W1es1a.w Antom W1sn1ewsk1 Photo11thography Metallurgy Gary Dav1d Waterworth Glenn Yu1ch1 Yamada Automotlve Photohthography 79 1 ., .L ' K L' ' W' i A ' SK' H .Y . . -. V4--.V 1 1, W i4J2n'5tbwK?'m'n'mVs4.mf.Wffhwuxq-'hr:,m.--.s YEAR June 23 School Dedicated H wwl H BP Wafesef- N M Mr. Adrien C. Pelletier and Cardinal Mclntyre at formal dedication of the Pelletier Administration Center completed in October 1967. His Eminence and honored guests on their way to Rauen Drafting. Mehren family representatives at the dedication of the Photo- lithography Department to their parents. .25--1-H -. M -2 'rn-gi' -- -C 1- we- Y' 1 , :,- ..,- . . ., 1 , He.. --5.2 fw- ' 1111---2 -1-.f--1--1h-r-.'-1--- ----1.--A r-1 - Ha- -JP- 1 f -.f:. :--' 1' PY' inf .. - '-1 D- E' tr 'J 5 7 'e 1 M- J ,. I J g -I J -Q On june,23, 1968, four Technical De- partments, the auditorium, library, and chapel were dedicated to some of the bene- factors of the school. gr-.4 I 3-13555,-'SP aa fig , -1: -1 1- His Eminence james Francis Cardinal Mclntyre and Mrs Frank Roger Seaver at the ded1cat1on of the Seaver Metal lurgy Laboratory in memory of her late husband M Seaver was one of the original trustees of the school Mrs Arthur Crow and Mr R P Strub v1ew the ded1 cation of Strub Hall in memory of then' late father james Francis Cardinal McIntyre, Chairman of the Board of Trustees per- formed the ceremony. A representative of the family was ion hand to receive the aizvard of dedication. The dedication culminated with a lunch- eon in Lee Library at 12:15 P. M. hosted by His Eminence, Cardinal Mclntyre. Other awards were presented to other benefactors during the luncheon. His Eminence addressing the guests at the luncheon September 3 - 6 For a few days Bosco Tech came alive with hustle, as students, new and old came to register and purchase their text books, I. D. cards, bus passes, etc. , for the com- ing scholastic year. As the students entered on the first day, they noticed the changes not only in build- ings and student body which has acquired 250 new members but also, in the faculty, administration and teaching assignments. With all of these changes the school year should be an interesting one. Registration Day gg! -J.nw-,-:.,.,:a'.-,.i ,f.-., 'f:,..-., 1 ' ' '- f ' - Y -L11 Z -C: .- An 'r,:'1.,ff2.-' 4 '3' , emgr. ' C1 -4:35 ,:-' ' - :yu 33,1 '- October 22 Hydril Corporation M Members of the Hydril Corporation tour the Electronics Departme nt In 1933, Mr. Frank R. Seaver founded , the Hydril Company at Los Angeles. The Hydril Company manufactures drilling ap- paratus invented by Mr. Seaver. . . Neil Oldenburg explains how some of the electronic equipment works to members of the Hydril Corporation. FL VI' we iT' F p lic Wa r T' FF tgp. yn. V111 sr' is Wh B-'ii Mrs, Seaver discusses with Mr Gilbertson and Father Prendiville a few things about the Seaver Metallurgy Labora- tory. ff .,-e . , ,,,-,M .E- .- '-.l'.i. ,-.-,: -I X A -V. g Li., .-1.4, .. , ,,.. , Mrs. Margaret Bymaster, President and Mrs. Phyllis Lorenzen, Vice President of So. San Gabriel Opti- mrs Club present to Father Prendiville a check for a scholarship . A group of foreign exchange students, studying at USC visited Bosco Tech. :ki Oct. 29 Scholarship Fund Oct. 30 Ethopian Students Visit B-T Nov. 11 Youth Forum The Youth Forum was again a big success. About 900 students from the local grammar schools assembled here to discuss problems of today and to form clear ideas for the future. After the morning session, Mass was celebrated, fol- I lowed by lunch. When recreation was over, they met again in ' p small discussion groups to combine their ideas to be pre- ' sented at a general session. .'J,v A- ftfif. V J ' , Ft iEIi3?2ii'h?F' 'T , llE?1z21EE!Yf . - W ac - .Y .ia .,-Bfvf.-.. .i,,,'1-Qi., 1. E ik- -. 1 - 'Limb:1:f.av'Qm1i?alifH:5E-lvi-S .::::f:- - if-54512 35:2-'af:.'-1,:a1:if1, :peep gf, -P rr!! 4- 1 752171. ' ' I .11.sfgf::':r-:'Jf::q:j-b4i:72.g:'e -Q ima: TEE 'T-TLEYJ' 1- fi, 1 i arms. 'e we gf,:iia..5e,g Nov. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Zingarelli prepared a wonderful lunch for the Sisters. Each year sisters from the surrounding schools come to tour the Tech, this year was no exception. After arriving and attend- ing Mass, they enjoyed a lunch served by the Brothersg following lunch, they explored the world of transistors, four color pro- cesses, foundry castings, building tech- nology, as Well as radiators and the World of drawings. After benediction, they re- turned to their communities with the spirit of the Tech. M735 Father Zatko gives a guided tour of the shops to the nuns. .......... -, - V .........- ' f 4 Iohn Hinterleitner explains the freshmen year program to the nuns. Brother Woerz explains the Drafting program to the sisters. Brother Vega explains how spark plugs work Sisters' Day is :Xa . ggv- '4'-we wg-'-qlggqfi ' '-fiueg i Klee E fa I ' n 6 Nov. 15 Guitar solo, a sure winner. Bro., Woerz, gives the final instructions before curtain. Talent Sho The Talent Show 69 judges. I5 ,sg Nov. 17 ceiving the Benemerenti Award from Pope Paul VI. His Eminence james Francis Cardinal McIntyre and Mr. Zingarelli after re- Papal Award Mr. jimmy Visceglia addresses the guests at the dinner in honor of Mr. Zingarelli. V5.3 : ,v ,- Dec. 6 The competition began this year with a tug-of-war, the north against the south. The north won the upper division and the south Won the lower division. 1 4 I J 1 Nice start! ,E- North - Electronics Photolithography Metallurgy South - Mechanical Technology Building Technology Automotive Drafting The next thing on the agenda was a tricycle race - one lap South won both races - upper and lower division. What happen? 1 L 4, EYKT ,,,+ f: W , f I - ' ' 1:5-u A Qi , 1 . -. in I N r . if C . ,. 1 ,, I4 f. lun, 1 - X, -Y . . . 1 1. 14 W xg, J 's L Q' - wa, llvfx iwxswff 1 ' ew Q M MM 1 Mg , 'W 31 T + ' W ,. U-L 1 val , , 5' g f.. .J--.-A f f I Q? 4 ,ig K ,Q 5. . . -.fa ggjf 4 , 1 3 1 K E ,. .X Jiang. ' Al V L ,e : iv NA R - gk , A- f7' ,fv li-SQL K - 1 , 1 Q f ' ' .5 ' QQ' .Tr-IF W L N ss 4 4 'Y ., A '- if Lv , if SB., ig I if V 'E E -,169-R 'Y A 3 Q A ,in H, 1 ff Q Ns'- N , -Q '-rw - Feast Of St. I P w John Bosco January 31, 1969 94 The feast of St. John Bosco began a concelebrated mass, the Very Rev. Bernard Justin was the main celebrant. I-Ie also gave the homily was Very inspiring. Mr. Neil Hamilton paid his honor to the school by attending the mass with the student body and the faculty. I-Ie was welcomed by lettermen, Tom Lillig and Karl Lopker. January 31 Cont After lunch a program followed in honor of Saint John Bosco . Senior, John Griffin was at the helm . He dedecated the program to Mrs . McLinden, who has two sons in the Salesian Society. They are Bro. Jack McLinden, who teachs here at Bosco Tech, and Fr. jim McLinden, who is a Salesian Missionary in the southern part of Japan. A Variety of numbers were presented which included the St . joseph's Sales1nJuniorate's choir singing, A Teenage Saint. The main 'speaker of the program was our honored guest, Mr. Neil Hamilton. ffl n .. 'ffl' l -5? YE: 'E' ff L' f INS .-ml. 'ri-4, I .1 f 1 Y u 10,111 .f -am, 3 Wynn-v . X 0 uf ' -,I ,. ,. A 4,- Bosco Tech Open Feb 3 1969 Ron Labonawski walked away with first place honors after shooting a nine over par 44 for nine holes at Montebello Golf Course. Not far behind was jim Shaffer with a 47 and third place went to Jim Thommes after he shot a 53. The flag marked the longest ball on the fairway which was claimed by Bill Kugel after he outdrove Fr. jack by ten Yards . Z ' . 4 -,Z ,. 'z '1:1ff. i'f1.JZ1 The 13th annual Safety Con- vention was a big success. The many exibitors that were on hand, explained their products and answered the questions of the students . Each class had a guest speaker from the industry, which they will be going into, who spoke about the safety in that field. Many thanks go to Bro . George Ghiselli for arranging this con- vention. Safety Convention Feb. 13, 1969 Feb. 21, 1969 g s bi' 1 I Up With People is a musical performance that has been termed the most sophisticated, far-reaching demonstration that this nation has yet seen. It is hitting the cities and campues of America today. INSTRU MENTALISTS tv-gf SONG OF ALL NATIONS SING OUT! ! Faculty Mr. Stanley Ross Supervisor of Vocational Education Downey Unified School District 102 Seminar To further the professional growth of the faculty, a retreat-seminar was held at the Manresa Retreat House in Azusa on March 17th and 18th. Invited to exchange knowledge and in- teract With our faculty were representatives from the several levels of public education Topics offered to the faculty concerned the ongoing vocational programs in the pub- lic structureg communications as a profes- sional technique 3 humanities, mathematics and science relationships for technical educationg and advice on the roles and re- sponsibilities of teachers, supervisors and administrators. faux . Dr. Robert Craig Dr. Craig, keynote, speaker, spends a few moments with His Eminence, Cardinal McIntyre. 103 Assistant Director Center of Technical Education San Francisco State College Dr. Gordon Funk Supervisor, Industrial Education Los Angeles City Schools Science Fair Walter Malone Grand Prize Gas-Liquid Chromatoraphy Tony Wisniewski Third Place Paul Bergman First Place Color-Blind Mice Solar Spectroscopy gr, Paul Hendrickson puts the finishing touches on his Color Psychology exhibit, which earned for him an Honorable Mention. A last minute addition is made by Tony Wisniewski to his project report, before the judges take over. March 23 Jim Dwyer Second Place The Scientific Aptitude Test :S , u u . - .,,, . EH ,F w ' wi' ' 'HM- ' sf - 1 rf 1 in . J : N v WH I 1 I' -we-V1 .Af wx, H ,, il 1 , 4 'lf - 5 Greg Panattoni puts his report together, which earned for him an Craftsmanship award. n .,' n i , .:, W-.3 J V 1 :' 4 1 Tom Parsons anchors the last leg of his Foucault Pendulum . M mag IRISUMR ENVMRONMENIALM Jim Bell arranges his display. ,l. 4 . P Y. ' .1 . A . ,L n 5 w -15 Q . ' r-y ern ,A .-'.' 5. pu ri Q' Jfggf- , You don't mean it! You want to see ME! . -.lil . Flat t1re ? My collar is too tight. I wonder if they're coming? Fork over . . S.N.T QQJQQCDUQ V W H Bosco TECH QM in ' Q9 'fe ' 1: 0 PEP 'T I-UB 'fr 5 f b K K vw. '4i4L 4n0 6 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2 S Student ii wif 1 Class Presidents: Paul Hendrickson Senior Rev. Bernard J I Dabbene, Vice Principal, Doug Prendvost, junior, Bob Sauvageau, Sophomore . N eil Oldenburg Student Body Vice President Council was-,.w.gf,g1 Barney Kaelin Student Body President 'W W if F I H Student Council Members: Left to Right: john Griffin, National Honor Society and Yearbookg Craig Gantz, Letter- man Societyg Teo Alernania, Pep Clubg Frank Pirman, Drama Clubg Vincent Mestre, Tool Engineering Clubg john Morphet, Libraryg john Conaty, Cheerleadersg Tom Harkins, American Society For Non-Destructive Testingg john Nehmens, American Institute for Design and Drafting. Gregory Habell Student Body Treasurer Thomas Joyce Student Body Secretary Speech Debate Mr. Max Fre ifield Moderator gg .4-L5 3:1-e.. E Tony Huntley, Brian Spritzer, Kevin Ferris , Chuck Montoya, George Lujan, Debaters on their way to St. Lucy's Speech George Goodman, Mark Gallegos, Gene McCarthy. TO111'I19-II1e11f- 112 i fig VX ' P Q x .h .JI ,X . I, ., 1 2 'S-E312 ': war fx iv n s' ff-7 535: .ii JW 411.:?'f ufTifilm? ' J H 1 '. i',':13:!1 ' ' 'T' lflzlflil' 'gf' 45.311154 in ' f S JJ Clif ri 'Q 5 fa 13, .,' 7 1 xi v Ki ' r A- l Q-f 'lr' ,ln L Q-. :Lfg -1 Ti QIXI L . Lf, E. .x 4 l 'A , ' 1 ,Q ,m'5 N Hg N1 i l. 4 l r w??fsI :: Est. ,, H M, 4 M5-vm 4' -:I aj-r 'I M JU - ,...-..,.f.-.,. J - J . .- ' A X 'N 'w-v..,.e, fi Cheerleaders become ecstat' over Tech victory ...... Victory at Mission N ' R 5 N 'ian PECKING NTED ' I N Q fiiixjf' F X , f ,Kr wwf , ,Va , .z, . QQ-1:'A,L 'frfmfff ' 11 j' .I I 1-I ,A, y . Y . -.' J X X ,AY yl,Xv,. , fwf' I ' x , . , A ,.,,,,, fl f ,, 3 .r 11: , V I .l -, - -.. fe 2 A .ww 11' M .fn uma- - 9? 54, V 4 , Knee1ing:john'Conaty, Head Cheerleader Tom Joyce Standmg fist Rowj B111 Kugel, Greg Pamattonl, Tom Martinet, Max Garcia. Standing 12nd Row Armand Vasquez, Teo Alemama Tony Kurpakus f I U F ' 7dlgg3 i 2 Library Staff .-' ', 1 L Library Staff: Roger Williams , john LeBe1, Steve Vaccariello, jerry Wiltz, Ron Gerlach, John Flores, Tony Huntley Brian Su11'v ' Th ' ' ' ' 1 an, jim omrnes, Ron Labonawslu, Mike Ryg1o1, Bob Meador, and john Vacca.r1e11o. , Rev. Arnold Buj a Librarian Steve Mawden, '70 President of the Library Staff iii Bernie Bradvica, jim Thommes, Ron Labonawski and Ron Gerlach are processing new books. 1 A gtgliu our , my-eg-C-H - ww-ff Rev. Henry A. Sarnowski Consultant Librarian H 1.-ff? Librarian informs Mr. Shaffer of a marvelous new acquisition. . . f I Q Rudy Herrera, '70, does some research for Metallurgy project. .?,..1..- V H Q i EM lilo! X,V. W E- ln,,KLA?s r .. fl ' f .. -W.. 1 D Lx' 5 5 F---T7 '4 -I l, 4 .Qi LJ if HJ K, 1 Q, . mr 'f -5- IF' y u P3 F ,1 ,I -.1 1 ! F nh v 3,, 15 1 . XA f 6 4 4-11.11. ........ iv, IW 4' R EEA QB EE Tech Band At the Los Angeles County Fair. . . Dixieland Band Members jeff DeCurtains and Jaime Valenzuela Kim Middleton, Gary Waterworth and Arthur Guiterrez Members of the Tech Band performing at the Los Angeles County Fair. . . Mr. Strasser explains the principles of good layout to the members of the newspaper staff. QXUZHNIQ4, ! Hx' 'PJ' Q 1 'U A 1- 5 E ca L, Q .p A- e, S: 1 i Q Nl, ,UR XXX Mr. Patrick and Mr. Strasser, advisers and Tony Armas, editor. TEC!-IMEN Newspaper Staff 'A lx'-I Staff Members: Jim Bell, Jeff Morgan, Dan Gasparrelli, Tom Martinet, Tom Joyce, Montoya, Randy Chambers, joe McHugh, Mark Kojima, Barry Waker, jim Dowd,K Third row, Bill Robinson, Al Martinet, Manuel Costales, Tom Santillanes, Bob Tani, xicuyfq 80: ru D xx 11 .4r-Q n Second row, Chick en Beauchamp, Marshall Bennett. T Mr. F. Sele Moderator ? Walter Rodriguez plays Mike Murphy in a chess Tournament. Chess Club ' me ... 5' l r 'X 1? ' 1A -Xl 5 Q 'zz L' W? dx!! EQ! , What's your name lIPattyVl Very good, here's a fuft for you. F' 1 4- . . . , :QQ NVQ ' H 'k' 1 fa ' ' ! 'ng . b U W: 'bk f .251 ':-' 'ffl' .liz Mya' .54 . -416 V - , M -,Cx Y i, - 3 fl ? Q -. ,. l'15'jA:Vl:L ii.-.F ' f:FQX,- ' L-Qiifliif l 351943, Death Valley .... Skiddo Ruins 9, 7-x Mt. Whitney ..... ............ Camping in the Boon-Docks. . . GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL!!! 124 llllnfl Growing Too. . BY Tony Armas Senior Photolithography - l Y Tony Kurpakus and john Griffin, Editors - in - chief, Teo Alemania, art editor, John Nehmens, Finance Editor Yearbook ..,g do ,CAT 151 N.,..?,,. K rf ii Y tr.: - 1 1, ' , 5 Q T ' gi, ', i I 1 4 L ' 1 im' . , . .ff .if-. ,k . , ., x Q . 'Q A- ffg I. ..A, -.-vf?r,,..i: u 4, 135: J', nv , ,K 'Zi 'gg-2 A Iqyf, '- ' 3,-g-,:fi.i.... L., Ymnsook OFFICE Staff ,Ru 1 i xiii: va .4-K ' . 'v , r. :if X Bro. joe Lockwood, S.D.B. Year- I 'hrs 5 book Moderator Staff Members: Bob Llewer, Dave Tomblm, and Dan De Balsio. Don Ely, Sports Ed1tor pomts John Krakowski, Brian Davies H1 n.ua.1f,.1 I 492 ,3- f for laying out the sport section to Dorsey. LX fwff' Staff Photographers Jim Dowd'and Jeff Morgan talking with Bob Liewer, index editor. l Staff ai A ff- -un' Rudy Herrera and Guy La Blanc, Club Editors. Q Z?f:aAE f'.L -'A ' Us , . J X uck H1gSOH, Bob ar Andy Bergman. Letterm n Society Lettermen: Icneelingg Steve Klotz, Max Garcia, Don Eley, Lindsay Miyamoto, Phil Russ, Mike Dickinson, Chris Priga, standingg George McCafferty, Tom Lillig, Dave Bargsten, Paul Hendrickson, Mike Bell, Bi11Kuge1, Harry Buckner, Karl Lopker, Tom Martinet. .1- ii- Lettermen Society Officers: Rick Jimenez, secretaryg Craig Gantz, Treasurerg Greg Panattoni, Vice-Presidentg Greg Habell, President. N , L D V R -9 I . p. Lettermen Karl Lopker and Tom Lillig escorts Mr. Neil Hamilton to Strub Hall for program in honor of St. john Bosco. Chris Priga and Fr. Dabbene discuss plans for the Immaculate Conception. I Math Clu b .--1 Seatedg Mr. johnson, QModeratorj , J. jenal, G. Moretti, D. Rucker, T. Plonowskig Standinggj. Aguilar, R. Celaya, H. Arias, M. Matsumoto, M Portney, E S llivan, S. Heger, M. Quinn, M. McGau1ey, M. Sedillo, . . y Trepanier, G. Yee, C. Vela, L. Gragdon. Mike McGau1ey explains the logical pattern of a card trick to the group. Battle of the minds as Freshmen play 3 dimen: Tac-Toe. 32 Tic d 1 I i Tutoring Club Tutoring Club Members - Mr. johnson, Hiroshi Konoya, Fr. Danielson, Barry Walker, Ron Schaffer, Mr. Baron, Mr. Hattarg Seated - Mark Schwanbeck, Bill Robinson, Jim Ammann, Richard Ernst, Mark Robinson helps Randy Madrid to find the right triangle X Fr. Danielson helps joe Estevez with his geometry. 133 ofa Sodalists' Work At lntercit Anthony Huntly helps with reading and spelling. Greg Geiring helps Paul and Bill with their math. y Q , Don Johnson helping with spelling. 1' .Zh 1. ,'qu-'ru-.,,-an F4. v: , Q' Ve. 1, .f--, 55-1- Q V KTLJES. :- Dave Tornblin overseeing a discussion group. 1 Bro. Dave Tierney holds a geography class. Elite, f eoe ' .rg p Steve loza helps Pete with his math Every Wednesday sodality meetings are held in small discussion groups. Topics discussed during the meeting range from maturity to every day problems. A small resolution or practice is usually adopted at the end of each meeting and practiced during the following week. Pep Club Pep Club Officers, jim Dowd, Tony Kurpakus, Teo Alemania, QPres.j Bill Kugel and Moderator Mr. Jim McCann. ma Q Committee Heads: Greg Cozza, Bill Morschauser, John Conaty, Greg Panattoni, Tom Parsons and Jim Dywer. Pep Club Members: kneeling: Steve Krumpos, Karl Lopker, Steve Klotz, Ed Terrell, Joe Reyes, Mike Rygio, Vic Carlucci, Bill McNamee, Steve janousek, standing: Barney Kaelin, Chris Priga, Bob Strickland, Max Garcia, Mike Gurrola, Dave Hughes, Mitch Jones, joe Martinelli, Mark Nakashima, Tom Joyce, Mike Dickinson, Tom Martinet. 137 National Honor Society Junior members: Hiroshi Konoya, Bill Marticorena, Rudy Herrera, Jim Higson, Bill Robinson, Ernie Detmers, John Tulacz, Mark DeLeon, Mike Lopez, Ed Fulkerson, Barry Walker, John Carothers. Senior members: Glen Sunyich, Paul Lukasiewiez, Chris Priga, Thomas Parsons, Karl Lopker, Tony Wisnieski. Sophomore members: Barney Held, Tony Huntley, jeff Ross, George Ruiz, Dave Chappero, Andrew Bergman, Dave Herrera, jon Benkin, john Ismen, Bob Meador, Nick Mansur. California Scholarship Federation Senior members: Tom Parsons, Tony Wisnieski, Paul Swift, Chris Priga, Neil Oldenburg, Paul Lukasiewiez, Karl Lopker, Paul Robinson, Jim Dwyer, Glen Sunyich. ur 74 Sophomore members: Tony Huntley, jon Benkin, Barney Held, Nick Mansur, Bob Meador, john Ismen, jeff Ross, Dave Chappero, Kevin Fennimore, George Ruiz, Dave Herrera, Andrew Bergman. junior members: Bill Marticorena, Hiroshi Konoya Rudy Herrera, Mike Lopez, Mark DeLeon, Bob Ta John Carothers, jim McFadden, John Tulacz, Jim Higson, Ernie Detmers, Bill Robinson, Doug Prendovost, Barry Walker, Ed Fulkerson, Tom O'Connell ! ni, Drama 1969 jf--5 Father john O' Connor Kiss me, you fool! Moderator lad ., , I - -'L Brother John Wertz . -R .3 , - 5 5 . t 9 if 3 Ass1stant Moderator In i H '11 Our president has even his leg casted. 140 4 f ..5 'n . f.-, We ,. . V if f USE? This sound system will self-destruct in five seconds. V And the walls came tumbling down .. .,,.,H, r . V ,if V . A,. .,LY.L. wry U-W ,-,WL-uv, :,-:'!ttL:- ,., 1 'Here come de judge. A well rehearsed lunch. 141 X. ,Mi . X J , - rw - ' 59.75 fbf? :KW imp? - Q5 7113, 5 Jfs, Cui 'f X91 N 1 mf T5 I X1 . Isl, elf j 3 I 4? AF 7 I 2 . ff 1 H X w N 5 A J j ,fiygf 2 Q V all 'gray U jj Q fx ' 6 N S V, . '. 1fA.:lhV 8 K wi' X H M , rf 5 . I S , lk F 11 . : x if 1 gg v- 15 f x0 wf F A X Ki Q I ,EEL if X .I ,J , 1L+ W A 16 13 6 QWAQ Q Nwwwmvru' Q' ' X 'J Q !i 2E?'f,, Ax X fx X MW X ,QQ f 17 9 L .IQ 'ff Q 1 21 r 12 e RM lo f ...,,, . 1 v ' .wt 91 ,, sb 'I ' X Q x-3 IZ W in 25 Q, W , 4 0 N 1 ., . g - S QD 'ij QX 2 ': 1' 12 ' - m5yQf' + 4 26 18 Y GUESS WHO? o - , ,- ...y--f:,:n-' -17:-.:..,. . Q.19f?'x' AT. ' ,, ' 1 ,5r- - - ,,,...------..-- . 9' h L 'g.:.- Q- ,,,' '--x 'U .I fr: ,,f xx g -: 5' . If 4 ' V Nxlx- 4- Q Q - .- fl rf 1 1 1? L . TG- I x, IQ I 5 V fi i - L32- '5 I . . - 5 151 l. I , . ,Q i X ,-...------ ' xx' .,- . NN ,-v ' '--, 1 ... 'X .. -5 , l. --. - f , Fla 1. E .. 4 A 'yi ,NNI ,N .xx f ,- . .1 .A x ' -if' . u X 1 :yr r . , VM, s ,, X '.p1. . L . X . - - XX '35 . 51' ' x X - U- K x p, 2 N. ,- ' 4 'K f ' f 151' N ' Q fi w x. -AL ' PW' ' 4 'fi ' 'P' 1 lid cz- , .. f .- -av' y yy Jn' L I ,F 'J Yi. - .Q Q-f H.-,Q .f icy' , ,d 'LC-.Y . ' 'A '. N . A XM. ,.. L-4. 5. M , rx 1 .,Q:R-Q' QF- X. Ll. -5 .3 '-',- ,r a-' ' .VQf. '1' 7-inf! 'Za -jg ' .x.g7.l,e4 A F qw',Y. fg' uri.. - b 44 ' . - -, -1' 4- 6.1:-' .g,.fM .,. - I A 1 QM-,V ..ff,.f-- 9, .I 1,35 -- .-..4x1,.,, - ,.- ,- .1':,j'-I ' SPORTS VL24' 1 -'-,,'-2 Q O Q O 'e 'Oo '21, 9, 'v 1 J I X N glll I, P1 f 5' 5 h XX I9 M113 ,J I ' PM -D 1 lan C2 Xqxx X xx I ' X A nf xx!! I ,J V I 9 V 51? . if 4 i -4q, ' ' ,xx -,H X' mu ix ,X X K 'fl 4 ' 1 :X ff fi 'Aff fr X Q QYV ' Q W L K X A4 W N' A- A -vi' .1 i I '73 X W Y If sb Y-ri N x I lv' j' Y ,W J . I Cross Cou ntry 1968 - 69 -'F' lf? Pdf? -135237 ' Cross Country - Orano, Worms, Isman, Sumner, Para, Gutirrez, Dwyer, Reyes, Malone, Sauvageau, Vaccarillo, Meyers, Mcquire, Villareal, Harkins, Bro. Mylar, Garcia, Ceniseroz, Ivers, Lucero, Vaccarillo. Getting loose for important meet Brother Myler and team get mentally prepared for big meet. 147 Sumner still staying strong as he nears the finish. ik First Row, E Dickinson, T A. ff Herrera, G Panattoni, S. Klotz, D. Kaelin, P. Russ, Second Row, D. Eley, M. Camera, D I Harngan, M Ryg1o1, I Dwyer, M Weber, I Vaccanllo, M Franco, Coach Matthews, . T . Third Row, of Le'B1anc' T'. Robitaille, ic. Lopker,.C. Priga, 1: Muir, Mf Um, M. Dickinson, P. wiersma. Varsity Soccer Chris Priga attempting to advance the ball past the Arcadia defense. X ,X 'ff457,,, f N-. . ,-.11 fy 206 1'7 2 -jig , ff -' W i x. urn' Q .f Guy LeBlanc breaks up the offense of the Damien team. Tom Robitaille and Rudy Herrera struggling against the Damien defense. First Row: I. Grant, I. Saracho, M. ond Row: Coach Matthew, K. Stienbaugh, Wolters, I. Kaelin, M. J.V. Soccer ,HPTKAA f , .M-.4-Q L. Holtzen, K. Dorsey, B. Orona, S. Dorsey, Sec- Shafer, F. Lucero, B. DeLa Torre, P. Hesse, J. I N.. Chris Priga heading the ball down field 150 Phil Russ takes possession of the ball by blocking his opponent. ToWel Please! l 51 L-2 Coach Matthews reviews X am, .,, -- X , F ' H ' . ii' ' F' ' . llflii- '- ' , S+ ' ', ' - -L 1 4 J xx, i if i .f , F A , -5 E1 i x i l1' l,-' Z 2' Y 1-2 Q V . -..: , '. ' Am A: .' Di N, Q- , 2 s -FN .1, . EIL I 4 . ' w g i fl- ' 1 V J f L l :F I ' e ' ' 1 H. v 5 I f E K , .,, , Y , E - l-- - - - . ,' was vw. I Q , gg, . Q K AF, x YL ,ALJ .1 5 . M- . . , .Y X . 5- -Y A' X ' ' V , .. - the field strategy for the next half. Mike Dickson finds it hard to advance the ball up field. -L Karl Lopker executes a perfect sliding tackle 152 Chris Priga stealing the ball from the Arcadia's forwards. John Muir takes advantage of a short pass. John Vaccarillo drives into the opponents' territory Tm X 'Kx. Q55 :se E- ww mm gm: leapmg Greg Habell controls the fd-5 , gin, Greg Habell - 54 Captain Senior Avg. Pt!Gm 21 Steve Goodrich - 24 Junior Avg. PtfGm 11 -..,v.x 67 42 Oldenberg Neil Oldenberg - 20 Player-coach Senior Avg. Pt!Gm 14 Coach and Greg review game plan strategy Tx Paul Hendrickson battles for tip jg , -. 5'gjIs,.fg1'-ig'11-112 QTL- gff 'EF Emi Nik fr Avg . Ne11 dr1ves the lanes through heavy traffic john Files - 12 Sophomore Avg. Pt!Gm 1 'S Rick Jimenez Junior Avg. Pt!Gm 1 Habell brothers start the year off by con- trolling the boards. The pressure is on as Greg attempts free throw SANTE FE LEAGUE GAMES Quick moving Neil Oldenberg scores an easy two. Mike Kelemen - 10 Junior Avg. Pt. I Gm 3 Bosco-Tech 65 Thousand Oaks 77 72 St. Bernards 59 50 Valley Christian 48 49 Cantwell 34 52 Damien 44 76 Mission 54 93 Pater Noster 62 65 LaSalle 62 66 Verburn Dei 89 65 St. john Bosco 52 57 Cantvvell 49 72 Mission 41 52 Damien 43 93 Pater Noster 68 66 LaSalle 59 41 Verbum Dei 75 57 St. john Bosco 59 C.I. F. PLAYOFFS Royal Oaks 68l jim Russey - 22 Senior Avg. Pt. fGm 5 158 Katella 89 Paul Hendrickson reaches over defender for rebound nanxiunt r 0 TED,- Mark Habell releases jugmp shot high over defenders hand for tW0 Coach goes over final game strategy 159 ARROYO TOURNAMENT Bosco -Tech - Consolation Champs 41 Covina 66 81 Montebello 68 81 El Rancho 45 69 El Monte 60 VALLEY CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT Bosco-Tech-Consolation Champs 65 Verbum Dei 97 Avalon 93 Miraleste jim Higson - 14 junior Avg. Pt. fGm 1 Lindsay Miyamoto Manager 5 . gmw , 'Z' gg -fe F, W J? 'E f R+ .Em ,gi 1 i F 2559 mwrsk - - , .f 1' 5' , 1 . .- . 1233521 f 'firm 'L fm .. ., . 5 I m 'Z , , L , D ., 11.-g . 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V -if I1 f' ' if H' ' , 'S .S 4 , g I c .rx -MP .373 - ' Jw '--S .,, Bee guards, Saiki and Harada get instructions from Coach Rodriguez Coach Currie explains last minute strategy to the starting five. 161 Sedillo gets two from ten feet out K 'Y iv M t if kQ11 1 U xx X XJO - B 1 as int - 4 --I ,,,- Q , ' ' ' 4. A I U 7 Y , I . -f fp - ' 1 Y. Q L W ' 1352, ,,-M, 'I' ,ci h w ,- H 4 - 5. ' mf 'fr' w 'f if ff, gif V Y - . F 4 n A Fifi' air' ' J -5:12 ,H yfv ,,x,,-1 4,.-. - ,T':vf1-',. 4 ,-Y-,Q Y' - ,I 1:25.-.1gQ:Ni?' A , , A 5 I . AJ Y N-, . 1,- 55, X 7.'PA6.5gTLx A, A A L ' fins, : 1 L' ' :fn New X 'ft . ' wr ga ' dv X. 2 ,A Z, WAN 1 Ji ' , ,',u,j.'g-.Q 'gf f 'V , ri- ' ' 1 MNT-Q Q. , ff .L jg ,lf , I. .. . ,V af' -511' 244 . 'B . 41 ' u, f , , :Q-K ijqg-Efz K X. , , gf ,J . 3 L ,if - N ,,'f ,FFII4 gf-:Lv fy, ,fra '54, .mr-1 ff: .f -fa 'l 'H' fx L ' ' lx . , ? V, W W 9- .Li Q4 l an 1 - ek V 12 fa- X, 7,4 , Al qw. 1 'Wlifg' ' 5 Vg , , I! g V 1,2 ,.,-. 'F df-'G .C x' f fr I A, 'Z f. kr, xv 11 .-- 3 . NIC, 3 .1 i' 1' V L. , rf 'svn Y' Hill x Uwe? X 4: A17 ' jg A. A E 'fini' ,242 k . pi! Leaping high, Schirr: gets shot off over defense Cee - Schirr hits 15-ft. Jumper Front row -J. Hinterleitner, 1. Yoshinaga, M. Burke, I. Kolbeck, S. Ivancoli, J. Gorski, E. jones, H. Nooyg Top row- L. Vargas, M. Neudorf, B. Habell, A. Glasman, R. Duran, I. Ovieda, S. Kellemen, Coach Marshall Hansen. 163 Varsity Baseball Coach talks over simategy with players on the mound. Rick Jimenez 1 64 1 Coach Tony 'Troncale George McCaffer1:y I' f fx' I I 165 Techman gloves tough ground ball Tom Lillig slides safely into third base. Greg Panattoni H Paul Hendrickson . - '.', ,-1,11 A Dave Bargsten Bill Kugel A 4 . , .L-iff , . ,4 ' 1 joe Lopez Mike Scott v . ' .JH 21 345' f , I I , , , 4 n V L I I Techman takes powerful cut at ball. l Team looks over opponents while awaiting the start of the game. x,l,','Y A A 1 s the pack in the 440 yard run Varsity Track - Bottom row, B. Gutierrez, J. Sauvageau, P. F Morgan, D. Gosparrelli, H. Buckner, T. Szynkar, A. Lopez, Vasquez, B. Altenbach, Second row, P. Riley, P. McQuire, B. Morschauser, D. Prendovost, M. Rygio, R. rm P. Dominguez, I. Reyes, P. Jones, D. Carroll, T. O'Do ell, row, R. Roldan, I. Bell, W. Malone, I. Vaccariello, B. D. Garcia, I. Martinelli, G. Lake, M. Paritech, I. McHugh, 168 I' Techman clears the bar easily in beau- tiful jump. -.. Coaches view' start of big race. 0 3 J T Harry over hurdles in close race -,.- mu:-, . Lg' -:wr X -an 1 .-, 2- gy: -ww. .u.., ,e. A , ..,.:,....+-,W e 1 , , rg? ,, 1 , , J.V. - Bottom row, Grola, Bell, Gouea, Reyes, Bosdachin, Lee, Galliegos, Worms, Torres, Orana. Standing, Walters, Steinbaugh, Ducan, Adams, Pineda, Fedora, Vaccariello, Villarreal, Kilen, Isman. Top row, Cueva, Reyes, Panza, Martin, Horton, Degrasi, Pineda, Ramirez, I-Iernandes, Luzcro. i -f,L '7 rf' J.V. Track X. 12--. - TLT? , Bosdachin far ahead of pack in mile nm. 1 :4 '7'7' .ff 314 'ui'-5 '-v.- ,. V .71 ' ' ' -'-'l '55?Z'R :e4':'Y 1-va ' .5-., J ' In--5 ,.., ve-V: .-,A V HW Techmen lead the way in 880 yard dash. Bosdachin wins half mile race easily. - -be-F ? ,570 JA, .,....-an 3' ' A' - ., , -.--ff- -' g-,,,.,..-- r ' --s- .. --:A ,. 31 1' ' - , - - -41' - , ' ,.-Q.. Q-3-L , . - f A I - J 5- h A ' 1 Cz? Z.. ,.- YE: Z.Q,..f '--,---I '-' lf - ' ,- . SJW- . 4 - ' '-- 4,1 V 7' . f-- - rid.-.H ' . - -- nbc, A -'jig .. ' - W...-5,-J j., f'1:.V,:-11 - -S, 'f 'fu Bell gets off to a quick start as he leads the way in the hurdles C w J ' . . qi - 1 J 'l ff' fl Wm wwhif 'IEW---. Q l 45, of 7---3 b x x. 'x '1'9 ::?: :'B'e- -'-'vu'-:-. W - W- H-vdf. ..:..f'fF!'nm.'r'f. -5 f , . L 2 t-, I f -g.-I. 11. -- w J 1 V. , w : . 1- :.,' ,r, L ,--I Tiff ' ' ' lv-3 Zirzw- V '-. Un 1-LEW-I , fi -,. . --- w,,- -,f .1- '. .- M ...llzzuf -:f1,-:-f-' A +5.95 ,A 4 .Y vi-,Tw TI h-vi.-5 E1 A ,Mr-T I 1 v1:L.Jz ,I ,. 4 ., -if-Y ,, xr - M' .. , ,-.- . 'A .:.2.H,v- gm, Y' - L-- 1. 5 a -TSN-1 ,,.,..,,. ., -- , v I ,v -K ,,,-'...-. .H Y - ..J , ,, l,,,- ,,,fJ4,.,,r I 1.5 1 A 'Egn-JW-- --Ewa J f -,-- ,frm 5, ws U - ,js 1.,.:. : .U-51: ' 'WI '-1 As we entered Bosco-Tech this year, we had mixed emotions about the school 3 first of all, we were very excited about the shops which we all chose prior to registration dayg we could hardly wait to get in there, to work on the machines, but on the other hand, we were really scared. We didn't know too many people and a good number of our grammar school friends went to other high schoolsg then we didn't know what to expect from our teachers, and we heard that every teacher gives about 3 hours of homework every night. Then carrying all of those books every day: they must weigh about 40 pounds but we got used to it. But what really keeps us here--and the only reason we really came to Bosco-Tech - is the shops, which we feel will help us in our future life. 174 Our main goal this year is to under stand the operation, and the nomencla- ture of the major components of the automobile. We also learn a thorough safety program, taking in all aspects of the shop and general safety. This is accomplished in two ways: first by complete technical lecture, and second by actual shop work. Building Technology: Mr. Sele helps Steve Kelexnen layout bowstring truss. Bob Keating works on secessor truss. 11 V. 5 -iff, , l ,fr it , WP' ' Metallurgy Department: During this year We covered a wide variety of manual skills. In the foundry section We learnt the art of sand casting, mold preparation, metal pouring techniques, and a variety of procedures that are fundamental to that field. Around the middle of the year we changed sectionsg and begin to learn the techniques of gas and arc welding. We also take a basic machine shop course, which will help us later on as an engineer. 09 I l E1 1 Freshman working on a basic c1rcu1t Freshman students -consult each other about a drawing problem A 9 I Mechanical Technology Department instructor explains how to use the milling machine. Bro. Arellano super- vises freshmen students on the use of an offset printing press. ' 1 Instead of going to studyhall, We got in- volved in more school activities which in- creased our school spirits. We came in on Saturday to Work on our shop projects, play some soccer, basketball, etc. School life had a more meanful meaning to us this year. This year as a sophomore, We study the vacuum tube theory and its application thereof. Then We studied the operation and practical considerations involved in design of power supplies. From there We progress- ed into design and analysis of major AC and DC amplifiers. Am detectors, heterodyne converters and associated circuitry con- stituted the remaining portion of the year. We Walked on campus the first day of school acting like big shots without those funny-looking briefcases. We didn't look forward to another year of English, geome try or any other subjectg but the thought of getting the group together again in shop brought our spirits up. The shop routine brought us back into reality - We had to Work! Projects got on their Way. Some of these projects Will be entered into fairs and industrial shows. All the fundamental materials had to be remembered from the previous year, in order to do the projects. ji Electronics Department. . . . . . . . . Xrff nQ- Automotive Department.-. . . . . . . . . . Sophomores in back ground times engine while sophomore in foreground analyze the exhaust gases Photolithography. . Additional practices are added to the' basic procedures during this year. This in- cludes an introduction to halftones, basic composition and paste-up, along with chemical mixing. Along with this We receive the funda- mentals of commercial bindery operation. Mechanical Technology. ........ . .... Jose Estevez doing one of his projects. The time this year was spent specializing in what We were taught in our Freshman year. Our projects are geared to prepare us for the junior year projects. We learned how to operate some of the ad- vanced machines, such as the pantograph and the vertical mill which we will be using con- stantly during the third and fourth year. We are now almost experts in our field. L 1 l E Lx C. Ozanich and D. Keuther are testing a high temperature metal sample for creep rupture strength. Rauen Drafting Department ........ Brian Young works on a design of automobile P :TIT -, - . H fx -5 gal A L'-'ff'-17' Q 1 .,.f if-. - . L. 4 ' ' -13,-5.-Ak' Mechanical Technology Department ...... . . Mike Gallardo works on his project for shop. Rauen Drafting Department: During this year we learnt the principles of the calculation and design of various machine member such as cams and gearing. We also formed small groups to work on group projects ,' we designed our own productg did the working drawings of the product and made a presentation of it. We also got some experience in piping drawings, electrical, welding and topographic drawings. 181 Building Technology Department .... . ........ . . Brcgther Saavedra points out measurements to George Goodman and Kevin Fennimore on how to build kitchen ca. inets. Building Technology Department ff The second year we spend studying codes and more codes which pertain to residential dwellings, or Woodframe- house construction. Also We Work in Ininimalic construc- tion both in framing and cabinetry. john Mclvlillian and Bob Loza put on the final touches of their group project - de- sign of an automobile. Rauen Drafting Department. . . . . . . . . Y I f ,fi Seaver Meltallurgy Laboratory. . . students tensile teSt. X Keating Automotive Center. . Keating Automotive Center: During this year we studied three main areas of an automobile 5 first We continued the electrical program which We began to study in our fresh- man year, this entailed, electrical trouble shooting which will help us in the junior program with major tune up. Then went into the study of brakes, We found out how the different types of brakes and their operations. The last section which We studied is preventive maintenance of the automobile, of course this was just an introduction to the coarse of preventive mainte- nance, We complete the course in the fourth year. 'S' n Q. ...eo Students working on Brake Drum juniors have experience be- hind them. They are no longer lower division but part of the aristocracy . They are not quite on the top though because the seniors are there. The technology of the third year definitely re- flects this change in status. The basics are completed. juniors undertake bigger and better things. Individual ideas and projects, so vital in industry, are encouraged and developed. Identification with the technology that they are engaged in becomes more complete. The junior begins to realize the importance of the future. ,Q-15 if 9' C 9 'l -f J 1 09 X ! I . - h u 'S' 10 0 V, O 0 x I 5 Juniors f ff. :- 4 ...J , X Keating Automotive .......... In the junior year We incorporated spe- cialty service, covering complete front end servicing along with basic Welding and Wheel balancing. Another section was complete automatic transmission. This included all types of conventional transmissions, complete dis- assembly, inspection and reassembly. Engine servicing, an important section of the junior year, covered complete engine overhaul, which included valve service. Another section was the major tune-up, which prepared them for senior dynamome- ter and oscilloscope operation. J Building Technology Building Technology. . . . . . . . . The Third year delved into ap- plied building technologyg that is, forming and reinforcing, heating, plumbing and electrical studies. In addition, applied building tech- nology, testing and surveying were also major areas of study. Testing is concerned with the strength of mate- rials. Electronics Department. . . . Having advanced rapidly to the third year, the juniors studied semi-conductor theory and audio amplifier design. The bulk of the later part of the year consisted of multivibrators with emphasis on analysis. Finishing the year with counting circuits, the junior technician has been prepared to delve deeper into the applications of these circuits. Electronics Department. . . . Electronics Department. . . . ln the junior year, the student was given a primary course in architectural drawing. Each student was given a house of which he was to make a complete set of drawings. These drawings included plot plans, elevations, and perspectives of the house. Before finishing the drawings the student referred to Sweets Catalogue in order to specify the lighting fixtures, windows, partitions and cabinets that were necessary to finish the plans. Rauen Drafting Department. . . ff'- Q , , 2' , -jg!-f' TP-Q-f f Rauen Drafting D epartment ...... Metallagraphy, Industrial Photography, and Heat Treatment Were the sections of the junior course. Metallography is the micro- scopic study of the structures of metal. Specimens from the sopho- more year were cut, mounted, and polished. Photomicrographs were taken on a metallograph as perma- nent records. Hardness of micro- structures were tested by special instrument S . Industrial Photography taught the student to take and develop positives of his photomicrographs. We used many types of cameras employed by industrial photogra- phers. Seaver Metallurgy Laboratory ....... XZ y lb , sham ELSE - V' Mi As juniors, We no longer merely learned the principles of lithography, but rather applied them to our Work. We were given actual production jobs gaining first hand experience. We were introduced to basic color separation and new methods of composition. We also learned color printing on the Zenith 23. ln the junior year we were encouraged to think in terms of a specific area so that We could specialize in the senior year. Mehren Photolithography Center .... 190 Mehren Photolithography Center. . . Mehren Photolithography Center 'I 91 -,X -Z e n i o r S Keating Automotive Center. . . . . . Keating Automotive Center. . . . . . A senior is concerned with time. A senior looks back upon three years of experience. I-Ie recalls the fundamentals and the gradual learning process that took him from basics to complex technology. The past knowl- edge is maintained and applied to the final year. A senior takes care of the present. All his resources must be applied to the final year of technology at Bosco Tech. It demands he be creativeg that he use his training to develop a project of his own. The final year expands into other areas of technology. A clear concept of leadership is put into practice. A senior wishes to further Cbut by no means completej his training. Thus, at graduation, he has an accumulation of four years of learning. A senior looks ahead. . . 192 The senior year covered two major services, first Electronic Tuning which in- corporated the use of the dynamometer and the oscilloscope. Second was general service. This sec- tion brought into use all the practices and knowledge that Was gathered in the last three years. It covered the complete serv- ice of the car including all the different as- pects of service. lf' Keating Automotive Center. . . . Electronics Department Rauen Drafting Department ....... ln the senior year the technician studied the semi-conductor Versions of the vacuum tube multi Vibrators taken in the junior year To compliment this, logic networks were studied. Computers, the ultimate in logic networks, are studied in addition to pro- gramming and maintenance. Rauen Drafting Department .... . . The drafting senior had the opportunity to use the skills and techniques he has ac- cumulated in the past three years. He tested his wit in the advanced areas of engineering, tilt-up architecture, city planning and rendering. Engineering took up a major part of the course. It was still only the basics but later on in college it will put the sen- ior way ahead of the crowd. Planning and landscaping were covered as fully as possible while rendering was taken to allow the student to apply his tal- ent and skill in art and basic pictorial drawing. Rauen Drafting Department ..... . Mechanical Technology Department As seniors, we took Numerical Control Prograrning and operation. This is the study of computer controlled machines. We also studied the use of carbide tools through machineability tests. In these tests we brazed and ground a carbon tool and charted the life of the tool during machining. Hydraulic design and functions occupied a major part of the senior year theory. Model hydraulic systems were built in shop. Work that was done in the shop in- cluded operating the Universal Cylindrical Grinder and the Truce-Trace lathe. 'NN Mechanical Technology Department 196 xx xg, Mechanical Technology Department N Mechanical Technology Department .......... 197 In the senior year, the student studied Analytic Chemistry and Spectroscopy Analytic Chemistry covered aspects of chemical analysis of various metal alloys. The student was trained in techniques and laboratory procedures. Spectroscopy, studied during the later half of the senior year, allowed the student to make accurate evaluation of an alloy by inspecting a film plate of the metal. These four years in Physical Metallurgy molded the student into a trained technician, preparing him for advanced technical study and industry. Seaver Metallurgy 'ii3'3:Ls T 'l :Lil-12' - n ' I l i , 1 W l , i ' Q13 IN -If i u ' H V, H ., X . K f Seaver Metallurgy Laboratory ..... Laboratory ........ Mehren Photolithography C enter ........ When the senior year began we didn't start on our specialized areas right away, but rather rotated through the four stations as a review. After a few weeks we proceded to the areas of our choice and worked there for the remainder of the year. We became well-acquainted with those particular areas and are now ready to meet the challenges of industry. X, Mehren Photolithography Center .... . . In September of 1965 the class of 1969 first entered the campus of Don Bosco Technical Institute. Each of the boys, either by their own will or by parental authority, was there for a purpose. In them was the raw material necessaryto form individuals having the knowledge to succeed in industry and life. From those that remained for four years would come a closely-knit group that is today's Class of '69 . All of these boys had taken the first step of a four year journey toward their chosen goals. But only 1 out of 3 was destined for success through Bosco Tech. The Freshman Class was made up of the typical variety of boys overladen with books and briefcases. The first days found them wandering aimlessly about like a herd of sheep be ing led to the right place at the right time. Each day produced a barrage of new and challenging experiences. The air was filled with apprehension of what would happen next. The weeks and months flew by until the end of the first semester - the first goal - was met. When the deluge of ex- ams and grades was over the results were there. The class stood fewer in number but realized what all the work was for and what success meant. Understanding these things, the Freshman pressed on and resolved to make the best of their high school days. The remaining months of the first year sped by bringing spring and the longing for summer. The pressures eased with the thoughts of the balmy days ahead. Three months later, with one quarter of their journey gone, the class returned, smaller but stronger and more confi- dent of success. With the beginning still clearly in mind and the end in the uncertain futtue, the Sophomores, already well condi- tioned to the daily routine, quickly setteled down to their laborious duties. With few new experiences to keep them jumping, the Sophomores discovered the inner workings of Bosco Tech. While visualizing themselves as the future leaders of the school, they joined the many clubs and activities. But in most cases they lacked the age and maturity of campus leaders. Days came one by one until the last final and summer vacation had arrived again to soothe the Weary travelers on their journey - now half over. This summer was special. The prestigious upper division was in sight. New ideals and new enthusiasm blended with a great deal of maturity. When this summer was over each Techman was ready for the new challenge and the new outlook that marked the upper division. The Class of '69 came back once again, now as juniors, but there was something new and different. They found that with a positive acceptance of their new role, responsibility, leadership and a clear path to success was in their grasp. But there were also hardships and difficulties that would test them in a new way. Their test came with death, which struck twice during the year. First Ken Kunihiro and then Mike Tomren died - two classmates who had grown through success and fail1.1re with the Class of '69. The acceptance of these tragedies by the class truly showed their maturity. The junior Year proved to be one of interest and new found enthusiasm. They took pride in applying the basics, learned in the Freshman and Sophomore years, to more advanced shop projects. They found meaning and importance in their academic st11dies. But best of all they became involved in the activities of the school and actually became impor- tant members of the machinery that is Bosco Tech. After a third summer of varied activity Fall came around once more, but this time with a certain finality. The Sen- ior Year had arrived. Of four years, this was to be the biggest. This was the one they had all worked for and this was the year they wanted to do their best. From the very beginning of the Senior Year there were changes - more than just the important one of status. There was a new Vice Principal to adapt to. There was a new class schedule. These and many other diHerences meant only one thing, more responsibility. Along with these changes was the usual array of projects, activities, clubs, problems and wor- ries of the Tech Senior. With all this the school life of the Senior Class of '69 could be summed up in the phrase, total involvement . Every day and every event had a special meaning, for it would be the last at Tech. This idea encouraged each Sen- ior to work a little harder and to do a little more. Soon the first semester was gone and the days moved slowly but surely towards that final challenge, the Science Fair. All work was centered on the Science Project. Finally the work was finished and the Fair came. Almost unbelieveably it was over and in passing it took with it all the problems and apprehensions of building the Science Proj ect. Activity pick- ed up once more and it seemed to be clear sailing until graduation. That final day came and -- men, with mixed emotions, walked together to receive their priceless diploma. They walk together now and will always be together in the fullest spirit as the Don Bosco Technical Institute Class of 1969. To all that made our growth and education through Bosco Tech possible, the Class of 1969 says thank you and fare- well. Paul Hendrickson Senior Class President VL? 5006653 up tix BK 6 Neeelw-6 xi!-Sxox F Id GUSXXAW 'gf 'Kg ADM ED FODC Technical Societies Advisory Boards X A.I.D.D. Jr. Lit ho Club A.S.N.T T.E.C T.E.C Mr. Earl Carlson presents Vincent Mestre, the newly elected president of the Tool Engineering Club, the president's gavel. ' t..uf... - f' k Y i an, l ,.. A za 31 12 EI J-'I :W f if ' '.1 if A 4' Mr. Lund lectures to the T. E. C. members. The Tool Engineers' Club is to advance the members' scientific knowledge in the field to tool and manufacturing engineering, and to study the means and methods of applying such knowledge in practice and in education. The T.E .C . enjoys a close relationship with the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineering, San Gabriel Chapter 95, 'Mtn Lund shows the tool blank with the carbide brazed to it. Every meeting we invite a member from industry to speak to us on a topic which is related to our study of Mechanical Technology. This particular meeting we were invited to Handy and Harman Manufacturing Company in El Monte. Mr. Laud, a trouble shooter for the company, gave us a lecture and demonstration on carbide brazing. He showed us how to braze a carbide tip on a tool blank. I-Ie also show us how to prepare the work before the brazing is done. t uuscu-Tscni Lrrun CLUB Q Officers: Manuel Franco-Sed.: aim Dowd-Vice-President, Mike Conroy, President, Tm, Qyce -T feas M. Lithci Club Students watch a film demonstration during 3M Night. 20 6 Film products XS' C4 449 x 'say if 0500 A9 at 3M Night. rn 5'5- Me 'IU A-SEN Alumnus Thomas Schmitz dis- cusses the layout and planning of a printing job. S plate. V A 3M Company representative illustrates thilsleps in production of an O7 A representative from the BM Company explains the pro codure in production of an R plate. Advisory Building Technology Department JAMES E . AMRHEIN JAMES MARSH Director of Engineering Regional Engineer Masonry Research HAROLD C . CLAR RENO P. EPPINK California Church Furniture Co . VERNE HALL KENNETH F. MARR American Institute of Steel Construction JOSEPH PIZZORNO Expansion Services Coordinator Thrifty Drug Stores Co . , Inc. HARRY PULASKI Millwork Manufacturing H.A. Pulaski, Inc. EDWARD HOUSE V Pres . - Marketing Californian Portland Cement Co 208 Boards Industrial Drafting Department ERNEST C . ACEVEDO EDWARD VAMPOLA Drafting Staff Assistant Design Sz Drafting Coordinator L.A. Dept. Water 81 Power TRW Systems RALPH JAKUBOWSKI ROBERT ZAMBONI Mgr . Precition Graphics Section A .I.A. TRW Systems L.B. STEPHENS Supervisor, design services North American Aviation, Inc . 209 7 iii 'fm I -A . - ii r. V ,wage I THOMAS COMER Metallurgy Department Class of '65 June 21, 1947 - February 7, 1969 Am The Resur rection And The Life Rest In Peace MIKE TORMEN Electronics Department Class of '69 December 29, 1950 - june 2, 1968 Loyalty p This was a year of many firsts at the Tech. On the opening day of school all the incoming students were afforded a view of our new Vice Principal. On first glance he gave the impression of being a strong disciplinarian. Later in the year he proved to be all for the student body. For all his help in organizing events throughout the year the TECHMAN staff would like to extend to Fr. B. Dabbene, S. D. B. , a permanent welcome to the ranks of the Bosco Tech faculty. A great milestone in the history of Bosco Tech occurred this year, the Lettermen Society finally did something. This feat came about largely through the urging of Fr. Dabbene and for this the staff again thanks him. As many people know Fr. Jack was not the Choir Master last year but he returned to the Tech in September to make sure that the magic he instilled in his Glee Club had not gone out. To prove to the world that it hadn't Fr. Jack with t.he assistance of the Glee Club Members put on the greatest Christmas program that the Tech has ever seen. Even the fairer sex was seen on the circular stage in Tech Hall when the Up With People cast from Rio Hondo starred in the patriotic assembly in honor of the Father of our country. On a more serious level, two of the members of our faculty received a great vote of confidence as well as a great honor. On March 3rd the faculty of Don Bosco Technical Institute unanimously voted Mr. Anthony Troncale and Bro. Frank Bracchi, S. D. B. , to the advisory committee of the new college. 1 ' So far the talk has been about the faculty honors and accomplishments, but this school year has not found the student of the coin to be blank. The great event for the student body was the fact that for the first time since 1962 the Tech was actually in an established league, the Santa Fe League. The student body, Coach Troncale and the team were not too optimistic about the coming season. We were new in the league, we had only one returning Varsity player QGreg Habellj, and we were considered by the oddsmakers to be the best choice for dead last. As it turned out the Tech produc- ed a Cinderella Team. After losing the first game of the season to Thousand Oaks, the team had an uphill fight all the way, winning games in the last few seconds, like in the la Salle game. In the end, I with the Coach's training down to a science, the confidence gained from the knowledge of their own skill, amid the cheers of their friends, the team march- ed victoriously inot the C. I. F. playoffs! This was the crowning glory of the athletic school year. The Student Council was more active this year than it has been since its conception. This was due largely to the ef- forts of Barney Kaelin, A. S. B. president, There are many other student activities and new organizations too numerous to mention but the staff would like' to thank the Student Council and the Letterman Society for making the school year '68 - '69 a memorable one. I The theme of our book was loyalty and nothing could have better suited this year. The Yearbook was not mentioned with the firsts for this year because, even though it is different from year to year, it is not a first, it is a primary. About March 10th the Yearbook staff sat back and took a look at a job well done. It had taken loyalty, skill and imagination as well as determination to get the book going and keep it going. I know that the staff did the best job they knew how and that effort on their part produced the finest Yearbook Bosco Tech has ever known. The outsider will never know the effort, work and trouble that goes into the making of a Yearbook. I would like to thank my assistant, TONY KURPAKUS, and our Finance Editor, ,JOHN NEHMENS, who managed to keep us out of debt most of the time. My thanks for an outstanding cover and attractive title pages ig extended to TEO ALEMANIA, our Art Editor. The sports section in last year's book left a little to be ldesired but this year STEVE GOODRICI-I and JIM I-IIGSON together with DON ELEY, the Sports Editor, put together a really great section. I would like to thank these members of the staff very much since they took or found or stole time from the interscholastic ath- letic program to work on this section. A lion's share of time was put in on the club section by RUDY I-IERRERA and MANUEL FRANCO, the Club Editors, and their staff GUY LA BLANC and DAVE HERRERA. These guy came in on the middle of things and made a great sec- tion out of a disaster area. ' There is one thing that a year book absolutely has to have and that is pictures. The credit in this department goes to the staff photographers, JEFF MORGAN and JIM DOWD. The who's who as far as the Yearbook is concerned was handled by DAVE TOMBLIN, BOB LIEWER, and STEVE LOZA. Those of you who might snicker at the thought of an Index Editor please think for a moment all the work that goes into the searching through page after page to find people and then to have to make alphabetical lists according to people, well that is a lot of work in anyone's book and I thank these staff members very much. The Technology section was done by TARAS SZYNKAR and JOHN TULACZ. Their efforts are very much appreciated. Finally the last of the staff members to be thanked but perhaps the ones who did the most work are the members of my own staff. They are: ANDY BERGMAN, BOB LOZA, BOB SAUVAGEAU, JOHN KRAKOWSKI, KEV DORSEY and STEVE DORSEY. To the faculty I give my sincere thanks for all the help and patience they showed when we were trying to take pic- tures and get stories. My special thanks goes to Mr. Johnson, Fr. Buja, and Bro. Reda for their help in thinking up cap- tions and copy. ' This year, as always, the staff is indebted to the benevolence of the ladies in the office. We wish to thank all of them an especially MRS. SIMONS, MRS. NASSAR, MRS. GIBBS, and MRS. BUSH for putting up with all the trouble and headaches that they went through proof reading and criticizing our work. Thanks also goes to the Glenbrier Studios for all their wonderful pictures and to MR. JOHN THOMAS, our Yearbook representative with the American Yearbook Compan . MR.yand MRS. BARCLAY deserve our thanks for their aid in the patron drive. l could go on thanking people from now until the summer ends but there is one more special person without whom the 'Yearbook just wouldn't exist. That person is, of course, our moderator, BRO. JOSEPH LOCKWOOD. He made the Yearbook staff go and it is to him that I give all- the thanks that can be given. I I hope that you will enjoy this book of memories for many years to come. The staff, together with myself and Bro. Lockwood, hopes that this spirit of loyalty which reigned throughout 1969 will again be present on campus next year. JOHN GRIFFIN rD1ToR-1N- CHIEF -111 - . .. . - ' I Sduuum' AMERICA'S FAVORITE BICYCLE HYIIK INEIIHPIIHAIHI CATERING Glnmplimrznls nf a Ilfrienh LTANDARIJ FLUUR DOWNEF?'S IEN AND BOYS' STORE IIII n I s s x s L -ml! .. in Mlrnhrivr Sviuhina RED CARPET Llouon Q s s cn. ZX I r 'Ufatzkfaction . . . al y .. 1.3. .. 'ru' PATRONS John Akiyama Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Teofilo Alemania and Family J. C. Ammann William A. Anderson J. Aoki Tony C. Armas and Family R. Baker Carlos Barrios Robert E. Behrens Charles J. Bell and Family J. G. Bell J. T. Bell and Family The Berg Family Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph B. Benken Mr. 81 Mrs. C. A. Bergman and Family and Elsa Mr. 81 Mrs. William Binckley Pilar P. Blickfelt Mr. 81 Mrs. J. C. Boesch Mr. Sz Mrs. R. 1. Bourg, jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. M. J. Bradvica Mr. gl Mrs. Pete Breatore Howard 1. Breen Donald Bruhn Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. J. P. Burke Howard Bush Charles Byrne Felix Camilli Frank J. Campbell Tony and Linda Carlucci Carol, Chuck, Sue, Jim, Gary, Bob, Jeffery Kevin, Lisa, and Chris Mr. gl Mrs. Marcos Castillo Mr. 81 Mrs. Aliseo Castro Sir David Castro Mr. gl Mrs. A. Celaya Mr. gl Mrs. Roy Ceneseroz Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Chambers Mr. 81 Mrs. Rene Champagne Mr. gl Mrs. Juan Chavez Mr. 81 Mrs. R. D. Chavez and Family The Chocek Family Philip G. Clowers Mr. F. T. Coffey The Conaty Family Congratulations from F. A. C. to F. A. C. Congratulations from the ATO House, USC Congratulations from the Golden Boy to the Class of '69 Congratulations PH. '72 Congratulations to the Class of '69 from Little Ernie Compliments of Beverly Car Wash Mr. gl Mrs. Ralph Conner and Family Father john C. Cooley The Corothers Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene D. Costales Mr. james T. Cozza Mr. 81 Mrs. O. 1. Cresswell and Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Cuccaro Mr. 81 Mrs. E. M. Cushing Mr. Larry Danielson Mr. gl Mrs. Larry L. Davis and Family Mr. 81 Mrs. J. D. Davis Mary DeBlasio Gary DeRousseau Mr. Sz Mrs. 1. H. Deppe Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Distaso and Family Fred Doering, jr. Don Quixote De La Mancha, Spain Mr. 81 Mrs. George E. Dorsey and Family Mr. Elias Duran Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Electronics Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Duran, jr. Gilbert Durand Erwin G. Eckholt 72 Robert Enriquez, jr. E. H. Ernst Mary E scalante Dana Exon L. H. Exon Mr. gl Mrs. John P. Ferron, Jr. Gracia Flores Ruben and Socorro Flores Vivian Flores Mrs. J. R. Fletcher For Father Tom from Electronics '69 For Love of Bali Hai Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Harold A. Fox Vincent Funaro and Family Sintas Galligas F . Gannon John I. Gayoso Albert Gearing and Family Lou Gilbertson E. P. Glackin Miss Birdie Glantz Mr. Richard Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Godber Albert A. Goetz Clarence Golightly Gonzalo Gonzales Ruben G. Gonzales Mrs. L. Gonzalez Mr. 81 Mrs. Norbert Goodman james P. Goodrich Mrs. Dolores Gorka Mr. Matthew Gorka Mrs. J. R. Grant The Graydon Family Greg and Sharon Mr. Sz Mrs . Griffin Mr. gl Mrs. Chris I. Griffin and Martie Cullen Griffin Mr. gl Mrs. Armando Grijalva R. H. Grotts Mr. gl Mrs. Michael Giuseffi Miss Isabel Guzman Philip F. Habell 81 Family Warren H. Hall Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Hamilton The Kipp Hansen Family Fred Harada and Family Mr. Sz Mrs. William C. Harrigan, Sr. Harvey Mudd College Diane Marie Hedgecock Harry F. I-Iedgecock Mr. gl Mrs. D. S. Heger Catherine P. Held Mr. gl Mrs. R. E. Held and Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudy Herrera Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles J. Higson Helen E. Hillmann Mr. 81 Mrs. F.. A. Hendrickson Kurt Hinterleitner and Family Marcella J. Hintze W. Herton Mr. gl Mrs. Glennon A. Hogan A. F. Horton Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. T. W. Huntley Mr. Si Mrs. J. C. Huskin Dennis lgaraski Mr. 81 Mrs. lsami Igaraski In Memory of my daughter Barbara Ann QByeJ Lumpkin Mr. 81 Mrs. William Ivers Mr. Mr Mr Mr 81 Mrs. james J. jenal and Family William Johnson . gl Mrs. james B. Joyce 81 Mrs. Al Kaelin joseph Kaneta Mrs. S. Keneta Richard S. Kasel, jr. Richard S. Kasel, Sr. F. Si E. Kasper john R. Kozos Phyllis Kealing Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr gl Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs. Sz Mrs 8: Mrs gl Mrs 81 Mrs Si Mrs 8: Mrs 81 Mrs Daniel B. Keck and Family Ralph P. Kelly Frank Kellinshi james M. Kennedy Charles Kirton, Jr Hubert Klotz Sy Kojima E. L. Krakowski K. Larson Le Bel Mr. 81 Mrs. Arnold Lemley Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon Lemoine, jr. John Lawerence La Nove Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred L. Lewis and Family james Y. Lewis Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Lillig Mrs . Michael Long Mrs. Tillie Long Mr. 81 Mrs. Love always Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Benjamin R. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank I. Lopker Glenn 81 Mary Lou Floyd Lyman, Sr. Loza Family Ltma, Sr. William O. Mace Alfred Macias E. Mansur G. F. . Martin Mrs. Rosemary Martinet and Family Masami Matsumoto and Family Mr. 81 Mrs. H. L. McKemy Elvira Medina Clearence F . Menlo Mrs. Lelia Mercer Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Wallace C. Merrill L. T. Metzner jean Michelotti Bessie Mikle Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. P. G. Moran Hugh J. Miles Mrs . Margret Mile Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles A. Miller Robert J. Milo Ed Mills and Family Paul M. Minning Charles Miyamoto Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Moore The Moore Family Mr. 81 Mrs. F. P. Morales Mr. gl Mrs. Ralph Morris The Murphy Family Mr. 81 Mrs. I. P. Muschetto Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Nassar and Daughters Mr. 81 Mrs. I. R. Nehmens Mr. 81 Mrs. Gilbert L. O'Connell Mr. gl Mrs. O. T. Odegard Mrs. J. Okita Prudencio Ontiveros Our Lady of Guadalupe Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Panattoni Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Pando and Family Ruben Panis The Panza Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Malcomb Parker Mrs. Alice Parsons Mr. gl Mrs. E. E. Parsons Mr. gl Mrs. W. J. Pasienski Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph R. Pena Mrs. Albert Petruzzi Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Pirman Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Priga Mrs. Ramiig Susano Abel Ramitez Oscar A. Rasura Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis L. Rector Mr. gl Mrs. Donald P. Renner Mrs. Helen B. Rice Mr. Bill L. Rice Don and Barbara Richardson Mr. gl Mrs. R. H. Ries Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph E. Riley Mr. gl Mrs. jack A. Roche Mr. gl Mrs. R. L. Rochetto Frank J. Rodriguez Mr. 81 Mrs. Bertrand N. Ross The Ruiz Family Mr. gl Mrs. Charles R. Russey Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Ryan Rick Ryan Dr. 81 Mrs. Ben Saeli Ray Saenz Mr. gl Mrs. Frank T. Salazar A. Sandoval, Architect San Fernando Kart Club Mr. gl Mrs. Leo Sanocki Mr. gl Mrs. Roy Saunders and Daughter Mr. gl Mrs. Frank Sauvageau Elsie A. Schonernan Joe Seigi Mr. 81 Mrs. Konred Sele Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin J. Sharpe Mr. gl Mrs. Stuart Simons Mr. Larkin Skinner Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Smith Smokey the Bear Michael Spang Mr. gl Mrs. I. Staples Starting Revolution Kit Stetina Butch Stevens, Searnen lst Class Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Sullivan Mrs. Strain Mr. William Sumida and Family Mrs. Mary Sunyich R. D. Sutherland Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Suzuki Mrs. Takahashi Mr. Sz Mrs. Maso Tom Tani Mr. 81 Mrs. J. C. Tate Jean Tavano The SPAS is Here Mr. 81 Mrs. R. O. Terrell Thanks for four great years Chief THE BIG BANANA STRIKES AGAIN The Graduates of the Mickey Mouse Club 1941 SCAT Rally Teams Mr. 8: Mrs. Percy Tsukamoto Mr. Sz Mrs. V. M. Twardos Mr. gl Mrs. W. K. Twanson Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Uanek Mrs. Martin Urbelz U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary U.S.N. Nuclear Power School-Vallejo, Calif Stephen Vaccariello Mr. 81 Mrs. Vaccariello Alfred 81 Agnes 81 Glenn Vdush VW Anynomous W. H. Walder, jr. Mr. gl Mrs. William Waterworth Mr. 81 Mrs. james Watson The Weber Family Lydia A. Weber Mrs. Gloria Weller We Love Chief Mr. Si Mrs. Leland Wertz Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Wesser Mr. gl Mrs. Sigmund Wierzahucki Wildman Mr. gl Mrs. G. A. Winters Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Yamada Mr. Kenji Yasutake Mrs. L. Yasutake Glenn Yee ' Mr. gl Mrs. Ben Yoshinaja BEST WISHES FROM ST. TH ERESE CHURCH 510 No. El Molino Alhambra, California, 91801 1-2 week.. 411315353 iiiimifii. Elf! IE Il!!! lElQQi5!!2EEiif 'QESEEEET McLaughlin Industrial Distributors Incorporated 7141 S. Paramount Blvd. P.0. Box 54133 Terminal Annex Pico Rivera. Calif. Los Angeles 54. Calif. CUTTING TOOLS ABRASIVES 81 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Compliments Congratulation to the Class of of '69 STS. FELICITAS AND S' PERPETUA CHU RCH ELMER O. BERGMAN 1190 Polomor Dr. consuums EN Nas San Marino, clvl ME H NC L. 755 WI THROP non: ES URE SEL SAN MARIN CAL! W STOUFFER CH EIVI ICAL COIVI PANY Plastics Division FRAME STRAIGHTENING - PAINTING - WHEEL ALIGNMEN1' D R A S C O Body 81 Fender Works 14-OO VVEST NIAIN STREET - ALHAMBRA. CALIFORNIA ATLANTIC 2-2191 Don DQVISS CUMBERLAND 3-3533 Los Angeles Plant 4542 Dunham Street Los Angeles, California 2 13-264-5600 TMJ., , yqvqqgj Congratulations I- I lll ' M , and STOMHWAIQ. Iiavoux , Qkx- X 148 .. , g g?: '.!'f?2i r 15 I - . - . f - ' ' L Best Wishes STAN WALL HQVQR SACRED HEART CHURCH PARTY PLANNING FREE DELIVERY 61 ICE CUBE5 4550 NO, GRAND AVE, I COVINA, CALIF. 9I722 1 Phone: 332-8802 VICTOR S. MANDALA Covina, California ST. HILARY Church of Perpetual Adoration 5465 South Citronell Pico Rivera, California CAMERAS - MOVIE EQUIPMENT FILMS DARK ROOM SUPPLiES .WI ST. EIVIYDIUS CHURCH ffl' xx !A1 ?xX, A T5 . : 10900 CALIFORNIA AVE. ,:'?1 -.-25 - 1 SANTA ANITA CAMERA SHUP IN EL RANCHO SHOPPlNG CENTER L lll9WesI Hu f' gt D ' Arcadia, Calif. HIHUSSY 7-1854 Rt. Rev. Patrick McGuiness, Pastor Compliments of Ewlmfm Lament' MATERIALS HANDLING 81 STORAGE SYSTEMS 5200 CHAKEMCO STREET SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA 90280 TELEPHONE 213 567-2487 - 639-4080 ST. FRANCIS OF ROME CHURCH Congratulations to All Graduates of Don Bosco Tech Best Wishes to the Class of '69 ELECTRONICS JUN IORS Congratulations to the Class of '69 STAN DARD FLOOR CO 4515 LOMA VISTA AVE. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. LEO HOFFMON CHEVROLET, INC. 15432 East Nelson Ave. La Puente, California 336-4 505 A Good Place . To Do Business Compliments of ST. CHRISTOPH ERS' CHURCH West Covina, Calif. Compliments of ST. THOMAS MOORE CHURCH 2150 S. Fremont Ave. Alhambra, California LA VENTURE BROS. TRANSFER Local - Long Distance Moving The La Venture Bros. Serving This Area Since 1953 Is Your Guarantee of Dependability and 4 Satisfaction v...i A LA E TU RE H I ,....,. ... , ., .,.,.. Bm. p r m g fl fn - Tklmsrsn FREE fs G ESTIMATES Call 583-2291 DIRECT SERVICE TO ALL POINTS Il CALIFORNIA IN OUR OWN VANS . STORAGE FACILITIES Time Starts at Your Door ROS-VS Your Schwinn Dealer Complete Service of All Bicycles and Lawnmowers 9237 Telegraph Rd. 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SERONKO GENERAL MANAGER SAN GABRIEL, CALIF. ?1f'- ' ' ' V' f 'W- H H ,' ,, 1, ',Qf. j1mu,.wAuxujo.,-nlwyolln - Dl1flDl'l',' - cuz: .Q :megan-r Congratulations to the Graduates of 1969 Compliments of CHURCH OF ST. DOMINIC SOVIO THE HOLY ANGELS CHURCH Arcadia, California Bellflower, California Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald M. O'Keeffe, S.C.D. RESSEC dba Refrigeration Sales and Service Refrigeration and Air Condition 118 W. LOS FELIZ ROAD GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA 245-1742 243-8412 Congratulations Class of '69 Meet the golden ?PeopIe of HAWAII 663 FODTHILL BLVD. 5801 N. FIGUERUA LA CANAD4l500gg3: I V E R S gg?-QSRELES, 90042 MAIL ORDERS T0: 5801 N. FIGUEROA, L08 ANGELES, CAL. 90042 Hawaii's most unique asset is her people, a mar- velous cosmopolitan blend of races and cultures. These Golden People, who personlfy the Aloha Spirit, are what make Hawaii's attractions more exciting and scenery more memorable. They in- vite you to join them in their sun-drenched islands for a vacation you'Il never forget. 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ITL: :Lv'I 41 - I I:-'-'-14 QA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE - TELEPHONE 385-9083 an FIELD OFFICE-li'lTELEPHONE 9851210 If f iff ., fe Menhrirr Svtuhinn 9658 LAS TUNAS DRIVE TEMPLE CITY, CALIFORNIA Official School Photographers Phone: 285-3649 Mr. Dan Sprague Mr. Tom Miller I SAINT JGSEPH CHAPEL l Robeftp' Zamboni W ST. JOSEPH'S SALESIAN uuNloRATE aaoa ARRovo oRuvE W SO SAN GABRIEL CAL lF 5280-8622 I IVIONARCH CATERING INC. HOME OF BELL BROTHER CATERING 12930 LOS NIETOS ROAD 944-6464 SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA 90670 JOE BELL gl GENE BELI. COMPLIME NTS OF ST. BEN EDICT'S CHURCH 1013 W. vauey Blvd. May You Prosper In Your Chosen Field. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 SOUND CITY Specialists in Sound for Your Car - Radios gl Stereos Complete 4 gl 8 Track Library from Beatles to Bach, AM 81 FM Stereo Radios For Car, Home, Boat, Office Alhambra, California 282-2946 To Brother Gerard Pellegrino In sincere gratitude for all you've done for us. IVIETALLURGY CLASS OF '70 Senior Index TEO ALEMANIA Industrial Drafting Chess Club 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, National Honor Society 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1 , 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Cheerleader 4 JIM AMMANN Metallurgy Glee Club 1, 2, Sodiality1,2,3,4, S. N. T. 3,4, PETER ANGELINO Metallurgy Drama Club 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2, Speech and Debate Club 2,3,4, Language Club 2 DODSON AOKI ' Metallurgy Pep Club 4 Speech and Debate Club 2 s.N. T. 2,3,4, Baseball 2 TIM ARCHER Automotive Drama Club 1,2,4, Gun Club 4 Sodality 3,4, ANTHONY ARMAS Photolithography Drama Club 1,2, Glee Club 2 Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 2, 3,4, Student Council 3, 4, Journalism 2, 3,4, jtmior Litho Club 4 J.V. Cross Country 3 B Track 3 Varsity Cross Country 4 LEO ASPELL Electronics Radio Club 1,3-, Pep Club 3 Band Honor Guard 2 Soda1ityl,2,3,4, DAVE BARGSTEN Metallurgy Letterman Society 4 Sodality 1,2, Tech Cyclists Club 1,2 S. N. T. 2, 3,4, B Track 1 LV. Baseball 2 J.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3,4, DON BASSETT Metallurgy Drama Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Sodality 1,2,4, Language Lab 1,2, JIM BELL Photolithography Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 2, 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, junior Litho Club 3,4, C Track 2 PAUL E. BERGMAN Photolithography Chess Club 3 Pep Club 4 Sodality 1,2, Yearbook Staff 4 Journalism 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, B. Basketball 3 LV. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 TOM BRADVICA Metallurgy Drama Club 2,3,4, Tech Cyclists 1 S.N. T. 2,3,4, PAUL BROTEA Automotive Sodality 1, 2,4, j.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3 BOB BROWN Automotive Drama Club 2 Sodality 1 Studyhall Club 3,4, TOM BURNS Mechanical Technology Drama 3 Tool Engineers Club C Track 1 B Track 2 B Varsity Track 3 Varsity Track 4 MARCEL CADIEUX Mechanical Technology Library Staff 1,2, Tech Cyclists Club 3 Tool Engineers Club 3,4, VICTOR CARLUCCI Industrial Drafting Band 1,2, Radio Club 1 Pep Club 3,4, Soda1ity1,2, 3,4, A. I. D. D. 2, 3,4, 4 FELIX CASTILLO Industrial Drafting Glee Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, soaaury 1,3,4, A.1.D.D. 2,s, PAUL CHAMPAGNE Metallurgy National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Language Lab 2 S. N. T. 2,3,4, C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4 JIM CLARK Metallurgy Band 2 Glee Club 4 Radio Club 1 Sodality1,2,3,4, Language Lab 2 S. N. T. 2, 3,4, JOHN CONATY Industrial Drafting National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2, Student Council Tech Cyclis13 Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Journalism 3 Language 1,2, Stamp Club 1,2, Coin Club 1, 2, MIKE CONROY Photolithography Glee Club 1,2, Pep Club 4 Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 3,4, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, BILL CRABTREE Photolithogtaphy Library Staff 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,4, Tech Cyclists Club 1 Newspaper 3,4, Coin Club 1 Stamp Club 1 Rocket Club 1 Junior Litho Club COLIN CROSS Mechanical Technology Chess Club 3 National Honor Society 2 Astronomy Club 3 Language Lab l,4, Math Club 3,4, MIKE COZZA Metallurgy Drama Club 1,2,3,4, S.N. T. 2,3,4, JEFF DUCURTINS M etallur gy Band 1,2,3,4, Math Club 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, Dixieland Band 2, 3,4, Language Lab 2 S.N.T. 2,3,4, MIKE DICKINSON Mechanical Technology Radio Club 1 Letterman Society 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4, Tool Engineers Club J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, JIM DOWD Photolithography Glee Club 2 can Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society 2 3 4 Sodality 1,2, Tech Cyclisis Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Journalism 3, 4, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, BILL DURAZO Automotive Pep Club 3,4, Soda1ity1,2,3,4, J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3 JIM DWYER Electronics Letterman Society 4 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 3,4, C Basketball 1 C Track 1 B Track 2 J. V. Soccer 2 Varsity Cross Country 4 Varsity Soccer 3,4, Varsity Track 3,4, GEORGE ECKHOLT Electronics Radio Club 1 Hiking Club 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4, Language Club 2,3,4, Sacristan 2, 3,4, DON ELEY Automotive Drama Club 1,2, Letterman Society 4 Library Staff 1,2, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Varsity Soccer 3,4, RICHARD ERNST Metallurgy Sodality 1,2,3,4, Math Club 2,4, S.N. T. 2,3,4, RUBEN FLORES Metallurgy Band 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Sodality1,2, 3,4, Asironomy Club 3 Dixieland Band 1, 2, 3,4, s.N. T. 2,3,4, PHIL FOSTER Mechanical Technology Sodality 3 Tech Cyclists Club 3 Studyhall Club 2,4, PHILLIP FOX Automotive Drama Club 2 Golf Club 4 Pep Club 3,4, C Track 1 B Track 2 CLYDE FRANCONE Automotive Drama Club 2 Library Staff 3,4, Sodality 3,4, GREG GALISKY Electronics Glee Club 2,3,4, Radio Club 3 Sodality1,2,3,4, LV. Soccer 2 B Track 2 CRAIG GANTZ Mechanical Technology Chess Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, Letterman Society 4 Pep Club 4 Sodality 1,2, Astronomy Club 3 LV. Baseball 4 Varsity Baseball 4 Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4, MAX GARCIA Photolithography Letterman Society 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, sodaliry 1,2, Junior Litho Club 4 LV. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3,4, DAN GASPARRELLI Photolithography Band 1,2. Golf Club 1,2, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2, Camera Club 4 Newspaper 3,4, Coin Club 2 DON GIBBS Industrial Drafting Glee Club 2, 3, Gun Club 4 Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2, 3,4, Language Club 1,2, A. I. D. D. 3,4, LV. Track 3,4, Varsity Cross Country 4 PAUL GOODMAN Industrial Drafting Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 4 Hiking Club 3,4, Sodality1,2,3,4, Tech Cyclists Club 2 A. LD. D. 3,4, JOHN GRIFFIN Industrial Drafting Glee Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club 4 Sodality1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4, C.F. S. 2,3,4, A. I. D. D. 2, 3,4, MIKE GURROLA Industrial Drafting Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 4 Language Lab 1,2, A.I.D.D. 3,4, ARTHUR GURIERREZ Metallurgy Band 1,2,3,4, Sodality1,2,3,4, Astronomy Club 3 Science Club 2 Dixieland Band 1,2,3,4, S.N.T. 2,3,4, C Track 1 GREG I-IABELL Electronics Radio Club 1 Letterman Society 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sodality1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 C.F. S. 3,4, C Basketball 1 Varsity Baseball 3,4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4, TOM I-IARKINS Metallurgy Drama Club 1 Hiking Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, C Track 1 B Track 2 LV. Cross Coun1ry1,2,3, Varsity Cross Country 4 Varsity Track 3,4, MARK HEDGECOCK Photolithogaphy Library Staff 2, 3, Pep Club 3,4, Science Club 2 PAUL HENDRICKSON Industrial Drafting Letterman Society 3,4, Pep Blub 4 4 4 Sodality 1, 2, Student Council 4 Tech Cyclists 1,2, Senior Class President 4 C Basketball 1 J.V. Cross Couniry 2 J. V. Basketball 2, 3, LV. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3,4, Varsity Basketball 4 BILL I-IERTEN Mechanical Technology Chess Club 3 Golf Club Tech Cylists 1,2, 3,4,, TIM HUISKING Metallurgy Tech Cyclists Club 1 Language Lab 1 J. V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 4 WAYNE INOUYE Electronics Language Lab 2,3,4, STEVE JANOUSEK Automotive Pep Club 4 LV. Cross Country 1,2, Varsity Cross Country 3 L V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, DAVID JOHNSON Metallurgy Drama Club 1,2,3,4, S.N. T. 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 2, 3,4, DON JOHNSON Automotive Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chess Club 3 Drama Club 4 Sodality 3,4, Dixieland Band 3,4, Track 4 JEFF JONES Mechanical Technology Drama Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, Sodality 1,2, Tech Cyclists 1,2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3 Language Lab 2 Tool Engineers Club 2, 3,4, TOM JOYCE Photolithography Drama Club 2 Golj Club 3 National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, A. S.B. Secretary 4 C. S. F. 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, C Track 2 B Track 3 Varsity 4 BARNEY J. KAELIN Automotive Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Library Staff 1, 2 , Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Speech and Debate 2, 3,4, Student Council 4 A. S. B. President 4 GEORGE W. KAMIN Metallurgy National Honor Society 3,4, Sodali1:y1,2,3,4, Math Club 4 S.N. T. 2,3,4, VINCE J. KENNEDY Metallurgy Band 1 Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Hiking Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, S. N. T. 2,3,4, CASMIR KLIMASAUSKAS Electronics ' National Honor Society 3,4, sodamy 2, 3, STEVE KLOTZ Electronics Letterman Society 4 Library Staff 1, 2, Sodality 1,2, Speech and Debate 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, B Track 2 LV. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, Varsity Cross Country 3.4. STEVE E. KRUMPOS Automotive Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Gun Club 4 Hiking Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, TONY KURPAKUS Industrial Drafting Band 1 National Honor Society 4 Pep Club 3,4, Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 1,2, 3,4, Tech Cyclists 1, 2, Cheerleader 4 A. I. D.D. 2,3,4, C Track l, 2, J. V. Soccer 2 LV. Track 3 L V. Cross Country 3 Varsity Track 4 TOM LECHTENBERG Metallurgy Drama Club 2 Sodality 1,2,3,4, S.N.T. 2,3,4, TOM LILLIG Automotive Letterman Society 3,4, Sodality 1 Tech Cyclists 1 C Track 1 C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 I. V. Soccer 1 J.V. Baseball 2 I. V. Baskefoall 3 Varsity Basketball Varsiqr Baseball 3, 4, MIKE A. LONG Electronics Drama Club 4 Radio Club 1 Hiking Club 3,4, Language Club 2 ANDY LOPEZ Industrial Drafting Chess Club 3,-4, Drama Club 1 Rocket Club 1, 3,4, A. I. D. D. 3,4, C Track 2 B Track 3 J. V. Cross Country 3,4, Varsity Track 4 KARL LOPKER Electronics Letterman Society 4 National Honor Society Pep Club 3,,4, Sodality 1 , 2, Student Council 3 C Basketball 1 J. V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, PAUL LUKASIEWICZ Electronics Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Hiking Club 4 2 National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, C.F.S. 3,4, Language Lab 1,2, B Track 2 WALT MALONB Metallurgy National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Sodality 3,4, C. F. S. 3,4, S. N. T. 3,4, B Track 2, 3, LV. Cross Country 3 C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 Varsity Cross Country 4 Varsity Track 4 TOM MARTINET Photolithography Pep Club 3, 4, Sodaity 4 Tech Cyclis1s Club 1 Newspaper 3,4, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, GEORGE MARTINEZ Mechanical Technology Glee Club 2 Tool Engineers Club 2,3 MATTHEW MARTINEZ Electronics Drama Club 4 Glee Club 2, 3, Radio Club 1 Hiking Club 3, 4, Sodality 1 BILL NCNAMEE Mechanical Technology Pep Club 4 Sodality 1,2, 3,4, Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, Astronomy Club 3 Tool Engineers Club 3,4 CHARLES MCWILLIAM Automotive Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, JOHN C. MEADOR Metallurgy Band 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, S.N. T. 2,3,4, STEVE MERRILL Metallurgy Band 1, 2, 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Language Lab 2 S.N. T. 2,3,4, J.V. Cross Country 3 VINCE MESTRE Mechanical Technology Band 1, 2, 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 Dixieland Band 2, 3,4 , Language Lab 2 Tool Engineers Club 2, 3 T. E. C. President 4 LINDSAY MIYAMOTO Industrial Drafting Letterman Society 3,4, Pep Club 4 Sodality 2, 3,4, Newspaper Staff 4 A. I. D. D. 3,4, Varsity Baseball 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity Track 4 JEFF MORGAN Photolithogaphy Drama Club 2, 3,,4, Pep Club 3,4, ,4 I ,4 Sodality 1,2,3, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Study Hall Club 1 Camera Club 4 Junior Litho Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4 JOHN MORPHET Automotive Drama Club 1 Hiking Club 3 Library Staff 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4 Science Club 2 MIKE MORRIS Electronics Glee Club 2 Radio Club 3,4, Soclality 3,4, BILL MORSCI-IAUSER Metallurgy Band 2 Drama Club 3,4, Pep Club 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4, S.N.T. 2,3,4, MARK NAKASHIMA Automotive Drama Club 2 Pep Club 3,4, Speech and Debate Club 1 Tech Cyclists Club 2 JOHN NEI-IMENS Industrial Drafting Chess Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1, 2, Student Council 4 Tech Cyclists Club 1,2, 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper 3,4, A. I. D.D. 2, 3,4, C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 BOB NOLAN Photolithography Band 1,2,3, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Newspaper 3 ,4, Study Hall Club 3,4, Math Club 3,4, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, JOHN ODEGAARD Elecu-onics Drama Club 1 J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, SodaliW,1,2,3, NEIL OLDENBERG Electronics National Honor Society 3,4, Speech and Debate 2 A. S. B. Vice President 4 B Basketball 2 J. V. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Track 3 Sodality 1 GREG PANATTONI Electronics Letterman Society 3 , 4, Library Staff 1 Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2 B Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 , 4 , Varsity Soccer 3,4, 'TOM PARSONS Electronics Radio Club 1 Library Staff 1,2, National Honor Socie Pep Club 3,4, Soclality 3 , 4, Speech and Debate 2 'fV2,3,41 Tech Cyclists Club 1,2, c.s.F. 2,s,4, STEVE PEREZ Building Technology Band 1,2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, FRANK PIRMAN Building Technology Band 1 Drama Club 1,2,3,4, sodality 1,2,3,4, I. V. Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 4 CHRIS PRIGA Elecuonics Drama Club 1 Letterman Society 4 Library Staff 1,2, National Honor Socie Yearbook Staff 3 C. S.F. 4 C Track 2 B Track 3 J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, Varsity Track 4 BOB RECHTSTEINER Electronics Chess Club 3 Glee Club 1,2,4, Radio Club 2, 3, I-liking Club 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4, Language Lab 2 Varsity Track 3 JOE REYES Industrial Drafting Band 1, 2, Chess Club 3 Drama Club 2 Hiking Club 3 Pep Club 3,4, Language Club 2, 3, A. I. D. D. 3,4, B Basketball 2 ty 213747 L V. Track 3 Varsity Track 4 Sodality 1,2, GARY RICI-IINS Automotive Band 1 Drama Club 4 Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4 PAUL ROBINSON Industrial Drafting Library Staff 1,2, National Honor Society Sodality 3,4, A. I. D.D. 2,3,4, B Basketball 2 J. V. Baseball 2 FRANK RODRIGUEZ Electronics Band 1, 2 , 3, Radio Club 1,2, 3,4, Hiking Club 4 Pep Club 3 ,4, Sodality 1,2, 3,4, J. V. Baseball 3 STEVE ROMINE Mechanical Technology Pep Club 3,4, 2 Math Club 3 Tool Engineers Club 2, 3, PHIL RUSS Electronics Letterman Society 3,4, Library Staff 1,2, Pep Club 3 ,4, - Sodality 1,2,3,4, Tech Cyclists Club 2 L V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3,4, JIM RUSSEY Electronics Library Staff 2, 3, C Basketball 1 B Basketball 2 J.V. Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Sodality 1,2, 3,4, TONY SANDOVAL Industrial Drafting Golf Club 4 Pep Club 3,4-, Sodality 2, 4, Language Lab 1,2, A. I.D.D. 3,4, B Basketball 2 B Tarck 3,4. JACK SAUVAGEAU Building Technology Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Hiking Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Varsity Track 4 DAN STAPLES Electronics Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Radio Club 3 Library Staff 3 Pep Club 3 Sodality 1,2,3,4, ERNEST STEVENS Industrial Drafting Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, A. I. D. D. 3,4, BOB STRIC KIAND Automotive Drama Club 1 Library Staff 1 Sodality 4 J. V. Soccer 2 GLEN SUNYICH Electronics National Honor Society 3, Language Lab 1, 2, Sacristan 4 PAUL SWIFT Photolithography Drama Club 1 Glee Club 2 4: National Honor Society 2, 3 Sodality 2,3,4, Jtuiior Litho Club 2, 3,4, C Basketball 1 L V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Track 2 , 4, ED TERRELL Electronics Radio Club 1 Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, C Track 2 J. V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 4 MIKE URO Industrial Drafting Soccer 1,4, Track 1, 2,4 , A. I.D.D. 3,4, Pep Club 3 Language Lab 2 Sodality 2 JERRY VOGEL Photolithography Library Staff 1,2,3, Pep Club 3 Tech Cyclists Club 1, 2, Jounalism 3,4, Camera Club 4 Junior Litho Club 2, 3, 4, CARY WATERWORTH Automotive Band 1,2,s,4, WIESLAW WISNEIWSKI Metallurgy National Honor Society 2, Sodality 1,2,3, Speech and Debate Club 1 Astronomy Club 3 S. N. T. 2, 3,4, GLENN YAMADA Photolithography Glee Club 1,2,3, Junior Litho Club 2, 3,4, J.V. Track 1,2, 3 Abram, P: Au '72, 28 Adam, B: MT '71, 42 Adamowicz, M: E1 '71, 42 Aguayo, F: Dr '72, 28 Aguilar, J: El '72, 28 Akiyama, S: Au '70, 52 Alba, F: Dr '70, 52 Index Brown, R: Au '69, 67 Bmmmoi, M: BT '71, 42 Buckley, M: Ph '71, 42 Buokiior, 1-1:B1'70, 53, 138, 168 Buja, Fr. Arnold, 6, 7, 22, 116 Alemania, T: Dr '69, 66, 111, 115,, 126, 137 Altenbach, B: MT '69, 168 Alves, Fr. Manuel, 22 Amado, C: MT '70, 52 Ammann, J: Me '69, 66 Ammann, J: BT '72, 28, 133 E: Me '72, 28 Anderson, Angelino, P: Me '69, 66 Andreano, Mr. Steven, 22 Anzur, J: El '72, 28, 118 Aoki, D: Me '69, 66 Archer, A: Me '72, 28 Archer, T: Au '69, 66 Arellano, Bro. Lorenzo, 22 Arias, I-I: Dr '72, 28, 132 Ar-mas, A: Ph '69, 66, 120, 12 Armijo, P: Me '72, 28 Armstrong, I: El '71, 42 Asebedo, Bro. Anthony, 22 Aspell, L: El '69, 66 Atkinson, R: MT '72, 28 Baca, D: El '72, 28 Bagacona, P: Au '71, 42 Barclay, R: Me '72, 28 Bargston, D: Me '69, 66, 130, Baron, Mr. William, 22, 132 Basset, D: Me '69, 66 Bassett, W: Me '72, 28 Beauchamp, K: Ph '70, 118 Bedoy, M: Au '72, 28 Beggs, C: Me '70, 52 Behrens, T: Dr '72, 28, 118 Belis, D: BT '72, 28 Bell, E: Au '70, 52 Bell, J: BT '71, 42, 118, 123, Bell, J: Ph '69,67 Bell, M: BT '70, 52, 130 Bellino, F: Me '71, 42 Benell, R: MT '70, 52, 157 Beninger, W: Me '71, 42, 160: Benken, J: El '71, 42, 160 Bennet, M: Ph '70, 53, 118 Bergman, C: Dr '71, 42, 129 Bergman, P: Ph '69, 67, 138, 155 Berry, Mr. Robert: 22 Bina, W: Me '72, 28, 118 Binckley, D. MT '72, 29 Bise, C: Au '71, 42 Bishop, F: Fl '71, 42, 113 Blaes, B: EL '72, 29 Bloomfield, R: El '72, 29 Bonjean, Fr. Gerald: 22 Bosdachin, S: MT '71, 42 Bourg, R: BT '72, 29 Bracchi, Bro. Frank: 22 Bradvica, B: Me '70, 53, 110 Bradvica, T: Me '69, 67 Breen, P: Me '72, 29 Brick, T: Ph '70, 53, 125 Broccaido, Fr. Alfred: 22 Brotea, P: Au '69, 67 5 166 160, 139, Burgos . B Me '71, 42 Burke, M: MT '72, 29, 163 Burns, Bro. Eugene, 23 Bums, T: Mt '69, 67 Bush, Mrs. Ann, 16 Byrne, D: Me '72, 29, 118 Cadieux, M: Mt '69, 67 Caldera, M: BT '71, 42 Camarillo, R: E1 '71, 42 Camera, M: Me '70, 53, 148 Carnusi, W: Dr '70, 53 Caporali, Fr. Paul, 15 Carlson, R: BT '70, 53 Carlson, T: E1 '70, 53, 113 Carlucci, V: Dr '69, 67 Carotheis, I: MT '70, 53, 138, 139 Carroll, 1: El '72, 29 Carroll, M: Me '70, 53 Castaneda, H: E1 '71, 43 Castellino, G: Me '69, 67 Castillo, F: Dr '69, 68 Cazares, L: Dr '72, 29 Celaya, A: MT '70, 53 Celaya, G: Dr '72, 29, 132 Ceniseroz, R: MT '70, 54, 146, 168 Chacon, G: E1 '71, 43 Chambers, R: Ph '70, 34, 320 Champagne, M: Me 7 , 5 Champagne, P: Me '69,68 Chandler, V: Dr '71, 43 Chaparro, D: Me '71, 43, 138, 139 Chavez, T: Dr '72, 29, 150 Chocek,C: Au '72, 29 Cibor, J: BT '72, 30 Clark, J: Me '69, 68 Clowes, P: El '71, 43 Coffey, F: El '72, 30 Collins, D: Ph '71, 43 Conaty, J: Dr '69, 68, 111, 115, 137 Conroy, M: Ph '69, 68 Constantine, L: Me '69, 68 Coria, M: Dr '72, 30 Coria, P: Dr '72, 30 comm, s: BT '71, 43 Costales, M: E1'70, 54, 128 Costello, C: Au '72, 30 Coughlin, K: Me '71 , 43 Courselle, L: Au '72, 30 coma, G: El '69, 68, 137 Crabtree, D: Ph '69, 68 Cresswell, C: El '72, 30, 118 Cross, C: Mt '69, 68 Crowley, J: Me '72, 30 Cruzan, G: Mt '71, 43 Cuccaro, C: Dr '72, 30, 118 Cueto , Cueto , Curiel , Currie , Currin , Cutler , S: E1'71, 43 S: El '71, 43 J: MT '72, 30 MI. Robert, 23, 161 Mr. Roy 1 A: MT '72, 30 Cushing, J: El 71, 43 Dabbene, Fr. Bernard, 13, 110 Danielson, Fr. Harold, 23, 133 D'Amato, Fr. Tom, 23 Davies, B: MT '71, 43, 123 Davis, Mr. Lawrence, 23 Davis, M: BT '72, 30 DeBlasio, D: Dr '70, 54, 127 DeCurtains, J: Me '69, 69, 119 Degrassi, G: Mt '71, 43, 160 De la Cruz. E2 El '72, 30, 118 De la Torre, W: El '71, 43, 150 DeLeon, M: El '70, 54, 133, 138, 139 Delgado, J: Ph '72, 30 De Luna, U: Dr '72, 30 Demello, J: MT '72, 30 Deppe, R: BT '70, 54 DeRousseau, G: Ph '71, 43, 118 lgetemexse, E. Dr '70, 54, 113, 1 39 Dickinson, D: MT '70, ss, 148 38, Dickinson, M: MT '69, 69, 130, 148 152 Dickinson, R: Ph '71, 43 Dixon, D: El '72, 30, 118 Dominguez, P: Dr '69, 69 Dominguez, D: Au '71, 43 Dominick, J: Me '71,34,150 Dorsey, K: Au '71, 43 Dorsey, S: Dr '71, 44, 127, 150, Dowd, J: Ph '69, 69, 120, 128, 137 Dreiling, J: Au '72, 30 Duncan, K: Ph '71, 44, 118 Duran, R: BT '72, 30, 163 Durazo, B: Au '69, 69 Dwyer, J: El '69, 69, 137, 146 Eckholt, G: El '69,69,131 Eimans, L: BT '72, 30 Eimans, W: Me '70, 55 Bioy, D: Au '69, 69, 127, 130, 148 Ellis, R: BT '72, 30, 133 Bmsn, R: Me '69, 69 Bmsr, G: BT '72, 31 Estevez, J: MT '71, 44, 133 Exon, D: Me '71, 44, 118 Fauver, G: Me '72, 31 Fennimore, K: BT '71, 44, 139 Ferris, K: ME '71, 44, 112 Fonoo, J: MT '70, 56 Files, J: Ph '71, 44, 157 Fitzgerald, C: MT '72, 31 Fletcher, K: AU '72, 31 Flores, J: Ph '72, 31, 116, 118, 160 Flores, R: Me '69, 70, 118 Floryan, S: El '71, 44 Ford, M: El '71, 44, 118 Foster, J: Me '71, 44 Foster, P: MT '69, 70 Fox, P: Au '69, 70, 168 Franco, M: Ph '70, 55, 148 Francone, C: Au '69, 70 Freifield, Mr. Max, 23, 112 Freitas, Bro. Anthony, 12, 24 Fulkexson, E: El '70, 55, 138 Funaro, G: Dr '71, 44 Galisky, G: E1 '69, 76 Gallardo, M: MT '71, 44, 118 Gallegos, J: El '72, 31 Gallegos, M: MT '71, 44, 112 Gandara, O: Au '72, 31, 118 Gannon, J: BT '72, 31 Ganu, C: MT '69, 70, 111, 131 3 Garcia, D: El '70, 55 Garcia, H: Dr '71, 44 Garcia, M: Ph '69, 70, 115, 130, 146 Garrison, G: Me '72, 31 Garza, F: MT '70, 55 Gasperelli, D: Ph '69, 70, 120, 168 Gayoso, J: MT '70, 55, 129, 162 gear1nhgl,IGt: Eg1'72l,431, 118, 134 ee : e Genera, J: Au '7,1, 44 Gentry, R: El '72, 31 Gerlack, R: El '70, 55, 116, 117 Ghiselli, Bro. George, 24, 99 Giacomini, Fr. Salvatore, 14, 98, 122 Gibbs, Mrs. Anne, 16 Gibbs, D: Dr '69, 70, 168 Gibson, Mr. Ronald, 15, 24 Gilbertson, Mr. Louis, 14 Giuseffi, Mrs. Angie, 16 Glackin, G: BT '72, 31 Glasman, A: Dr '71, 44, 163 Gneo, J: Au '71, 44 Goeclmer, J: BT '70, 55 Goettker, M: Mt '72, 31 Goetz, T: El '70, 55 Gomez, E: Mt '72, 31 Gomez, H: Mt '71, 45 Gongora, G: BT '71, 45 Gonzales, A: El '70, 55, 118 Gonzales, G: MT '71, 45 Gonzales, S: Ph '71, 45, 118 Goodman, G: BT '71, 45, 112 Goodman, P: Dr '69, 71 Goodrich, D: DigS7o,155, 129, 155 Gorka, M. Me , Gorski, J: Au 72,31, 163 Gosmeyer, M: Me '72, 31 Govea, F: E1 '71, 45 Goyeneche, G: E1 '71, 45 Grabhorn,fS: E1'72, 32, Graham, E: MT '71, 45 Graham, S: El '72, 32 Grana, P: El '70, 55, 118 Giant, J: MT '72, 32, 150 , Graydon, L: Au'72, 32, 132 Gregorian, G: BT '72, 32 Griffin, 1: Dr '69, 71, 96, 111, 126 Grisb S: Au '72 32 c::6:i:?,' P: Au '71 ,' 45 Grotewiel, B: Dr '71, 45 Guerrero, L: Ph '70, 56 Guerrero, R: Me '72, 32 Guille, V: Me '72, 32 Gurrola, M: Dr '69, 71 Gtutola, R: El '71, 45 Gutierrez, A: Me '69, 71, 118, 119 Gutierrez, R: Dr '70, 56, 146, 168 Habell, B: MT '72, 32, 163 Iiabell, G: El '69, 71, 111, 131, 54, 155 156 157 Habeu, M: El '70, 56, 153, 159 Hahn, Mr. Karl, 15 Hagan, J: MT '70, 56 Hamlin, H: MT '71, 45 Hamilton, M: BT '70, 56 Hamilton, H: ME '72, 32 Harada, R: Au '71, 45, 160, 161 H::r1:i:::, T: Me '69, 71, 111, 146 Harrlgan, I: MT '70, 56, 148 Hart, C: ME '70, 56, 123 Hattar, Mr. Michael, 24, 133 Haynes, E: El '72 32 Hedgecock, M: Pi: '69, 71 Heger, T: BT '72, 32, 132 Held, B: Dr '71, 45, 138 Hendrickson, D: Dr '69, 71, 110, 130, 155, 156, 158, 166 Hennings, T: Bt '72, 32 Herbers, L: BT '70, 56 Hernandez, Mr. Armando, 17 Hernandez, F: E1 '71, 45 Hernandez, H: Dr '72, 32 Hernandez, M: MT '72, 32 Herrera, D: Dr '71, 45, 129, 138 Herrera, P: Dr '71, 45 I-ierrera, R: Me '70, 56, 117, 128, 38, 39, 148 I-Ierten, B: MT '69, 72 Hesse, P: El '71, 45, 150 Hession, P: BT '72, 32 Higson, C: Dr '71, 45, 129, 160 I-iigson, J: Dr '70, 56, 129, 133, 13 59 Higuchi, Mr. George, 17 Hillmann, s: Au '72, 33 Hintze, H: El '71, 45, 162 Hinterleitner, J: El '72, 33, 163 Hodak, L: E1 '72 Hoelzel, C: Dr '72, 33 Hoffman, Mr. Karl, 24 Horton, W: E1 '71, 46 Hortzen, L: Dr '72, 33, 158 Hubert, T: Dr '70, 54 Hughes, D: Me '70, 56 Huisking, T: Me '69, 72, 148 Huntley, A, Me '71, 46, 112, 116, 138, 139 Lavicoli, S: Me '71, 46, 163 Igaraski, D: El '72, 33 Inouye, W: E1 '69, 72 Ismen, J:Dr '71, 46, 133, 139, 146 Ivers, W: El '72, 33, 146 Jaeger, R: E1 '71, 46 janousek, S: Au '69, 72 jenal,j: E1'72, 132 jenkins, E: MT '72, 33 jenkins, I-I: Au '71, 46, 162 jezak, G: MT '72, 33 Jezack, N: MT '71, 46 Jimenez, A: Ph '70, 56 Jimenez, c:MT '70, 56, 131, 157, 164 jiru, Fr. Richard, 14 Johnson, D: Au '69, 72, 134 Johnson, D: Me '69, 72 johnson, F: MT '71, 46 johnson, M: Au '71, 46, 150 Johnson, Mr. William, 24, 132, 133 jones, E: E1 '72, 33, 163 Jones, J: MT '69, 72 Jones, M: BT '70, 56 jones, P: ME '70, 56, 123 jones, R: Dr '71, , 46 Jong, H: BT '71, 46 Joyce, T: Ph '69, 72, 111, 115, 120 justen, Fr. Bernard. 9. 95 Kaelin, B: Au '69, 72, 110, 113 Kaelin, D: Au '70, 56, 148 Kaelin, J: Ph '72, 33, 158 Kaizoji, M: BT '71, 46 Kamin, S: ME '69, 73 Kane, M: BT '72, 33 Kaneta, J: El '72, 33 Kangas, L: Ph '72, 33 Kasel, J, Me '72, 33 Kasper, E: El '70, 57 Kawaguchi, G: Dr '71, 46 Kazog, Mg All: '72, 33 Keating, R: BT '72, 33 Kee1ey,j: El '70, 57 Kelemen, M. Dr '70, 57, 158 Kelemen, S: BT '72, 33, 163 Kellinska, M: Dr '72, 33, 162 Kemper, D: El '70, 57 Kennedy, M: Ph '72, 34, 118 Kennedy, Mr. Paul, 24 Kennedy, V: Me '69, 73 King, Bro. Lawrence, 24 Kirton, R: MT '70, 57 Klimasauskis, C: El '69, 73 Kliment, J: BT '71, 46, 118 Klotz, S: E.1'69, 73, 130, 148 Kojima, D: Au '71, 46 Kojima, M: Au '70, 57, 120 Kolbeck, J: ME '71, 163 Konoya, H: E1 '70, 51, 133, 138, 139 Ko:-:p, D:E1'7O, 57, 113 Krakowski, J: Dr '71, 46, 127 KJ.'OlOk, J: MT '71, 46 Krumpus, s: Au '69, 73 Kudija, D: MT '71, 46 Kuether, A: Me '71, 46 Kuge1,W:Au 17o,57, 9s,115,13o,137 Kurpakus, T: Dr 169,73,115,126, 137 Kumpis, D: E1 '72, 34 LaBonaWski, P: Me '70, 57, 98, 116 117 Labrado, F: BT '72, 34 Ladewig, M: Dr '71, 47 Ladewig, M: E1 '72, 34 LaFortune, D: Me '70, 57 Lake, G: Dr '70, 57 Lanich, S: E1 '71, 44 Lanfz, L: Me '72, 34 Lawson, G: BT '72, 34 La Venture, T: Ph '71, 47 LeBlanc, G: Me '70, 57, 128, 148, 149 Lechtenberg, T: Me '69 , 73 LeBel, J: MT '71, 47, 116 Lee, J: MT '71, 47, 118 Lemley, D: Dr '72, 34 Lemoine, L: Dr '70, 57 Lesiecki, K: Me '71, 47 Lester, Mrs. Gloria, 16 Levie, C: Me '70, 57 Lewis, F: E1 '72, 34 Lewis, J: Dr '72, 34 Liewer, R: Dr '70, 57, 127, 128 I Liuig, T:Au '69, 73, 95, 130, 131, 156, 165 Lingua, M: BT '71, 47 Lockwood, Bro. Joseph, 24, 127 Long, M: El '69, 73 Lopez, J: El '70, 58, 138 Lopez, M: El '70,58, 138 Lopez, R: E1 '71, 41 Lopez, R: Me '72, 34 Lopez, T: Dr '69, 74 Lopker, K: E1 '69, 74, 95, 130, 131 138, 139, 148, 152 Loza, R: Dr '71, 47, 118, 129 Loza, S: Dr '70, 58, 118 Lucero, F: Ph '71, 47, 146, 150 Lujan, G: El '71, 47, 112 ! Lukasiewiez, D: El '69, 74, 138, 139 Mace, W: MT '70, 58 MacLaughlin, C: BT '72, 34 Madatian, Mr. George, 6, 23, 25 Maggio, J: Au '69, 74 Malone, W: Me '69, 74, 146 Malsi, L: Ph '71, 47 Mandala, C: E1 '71, 47 Mandala, M: Dr '71, 47 Mandala, S: Ph '72, 34 Madrid, R: Dr '71, 47, 133 Mansur, N: El '71, 47, 138, 139 Marin, J: Me '71, 47 Marin, Mr. , 17 Marsden, S: Me '70, 59, 113, 116 Marshall, A: Ph '72, 34 Marticorena, W: Me '70, 59, 113, 138, 139 Martin, D: Me '72, 34 Martin, D: Au '72, 34, 160 Martin, Mr. Louis, 25 Martinelli, J: Au'70, 59 Martinet, A: Ph '71, 47, 120 Martinet, T: Ph '69, 74, 115, 120, 130 Martinez, D: BT '72, 34, 118 Martinez, D: E1'72, 34 Martinez, D: Me '70, 59 Martinez, G: MT '69 , 74 Martinez, M: E1 '71, 47 Martinez, M: El 69, 75 Matse, Bro. Anthony, 14 Matsumoto, M: E1'72, 35, 132 Mayer, D: Dr '70, 59, 123 McCatEerty, G: Mt '70, 58, 130, 145 McCarthy, E: BT '71, 48, 112 McClelland, Mr. Donald, 24 McCraken, M: Dr 70, 58, 129 McFadden, J: El '70, 58 McFall, T: Au '72, 35 McFarland, B: Dr '71, 48 McCann, Mr. james, 24, 137 McCauley, M: BT 72, 35, 132 McGuire, P: Ph '70, 58, 146, 168 MCI-Iugh, J: Ph '70, 58, 126 McIntyre, James Francis Cardinal, 8 Mclntosh, W: Me '72, 35 McKemy, F: Dr '70, 58 McLinden, Mrs. Anna 16, 95 McLinden, Bro. Jack, 24, 95 McMill.ia.n, J: Dr '71, 48 McNamee, B: MT '69, 74 McWilliam, C: Au '69 , 74 Meador, J: Me'69, 75, 118 Meador, R: El '71, 48, 116, 138, 139 Medina, A: Au '72, 35 Meister, C: BT '71, 48 Mello, P: MT '70, 59 Mendoza, H: ME '70, 59 Merrill, S: Me '69, 75, 118 Mestre, V: MT '69, 75, 111,118 Metoyer, R: Me '70, 59 Meizner, L: Ph '72, 35 Meurer, 1: El '70, S9 Meyers, D: El '70, 59, 146, 168 Meyers, P: El '71, 48 Michelotti, G: El '72, 35 Mick, E: El '71, 48 Miles, B: Me '71, 48 Mills, Mr. Edward, 25 Middleton, K: El '70, 59, 118 Minning, M: MT '70, 59 Mittskus, Au '71, 48 Miyamoto, L: Dr '69, 75, 130, 159 Molina, Mrs. Annette, 16 Montero, Y: Dr '71, 48 Montoya, C: BT '71, 48, 112 Montoya, C: Ph '71, 48, 120 Montrose, Msgr. Donald, 9 Moody, H: E1 '70, 59, 118 Moore, S: Au '72, 35 Mora, G: BT '72, 35 Morales, D: Dr '70, 59 Moran, J: Au '72, 35, 160 Morey, R: Dr '72, 35, 160 Moretti, G: El '72, 35, 132 Morgan, J, Ph '69, 75, 128 Morphet, I: Au '69, 75, 111 Morris, M: El '69, 75 Morse, W: El '71, 48 Morschauser, B: Me '69, 75, 137, 168 Mota, W: Au '71, 48, 118 Muir, I: 153 Murphy, M: Ph '72, 35 Murphy, M: MT '70, 59, 121 Murphy, R: MT '70, 59 Muschetto, P: Me '71, 48 Myler, Bro. john, 25, 146, 147 Nakemoto, W: El '71, 48 Nakashima, M: Au '69, 76 Nasser, Mrs. Mary, 16 Nava, J: Dr '72, 35, 118 Nehmens, j: Dr '69, 76, 111, 126 Nelson, B: Au '69, 76 Neudorff, M:E1'72, 35, 163 Newton, W: Dr '70, 60 Nishperly, F: Me '72, 35 Nolan, B: Ph '69, 76 Nooy, J: El '72,35,163 O'Connell, T: Dr '70, 55, 60 O'Connor, Fr. john, 15 Oddo, A: MT '70, 60 Odegaard, J: E1 '69, 76 Odegaard, O: Me '72, 36 Oldenburg, N: El '69, 110, 139, 155, 156, 158 O'Donnell, T: Me '70, 69 Oechaner, J: Au '72, 36 okina, A: Dr '70, 69 Ordway, F: Me '70, 69 Orona, R: El '71, 48, 146, 150 Orosco, S: Dr '71, 49, 160 Ortiz, J: El '72, 36 Ozanich, C: Me '71, 49 Ovieda, j:E1'72, 36, 163 Padilla, A: BT '71, 49 Palt, M: Dr '72, 36 Panattoni, G:E1'69, 76, 115, 131, 137, 148, 166 Panza, D: Dr '72, 36 Panza, E: Au '72, 36 Paredes, A: BT '71, 49 Parente, G: Dr '70, 54, 69 Parker, G: Ph '72, 36 Parker, I: El '71, 49 Parra, D: Me '70, 60, 146, 168 Pascal, Mr. Michael, 25 Parsons, T: El '69, 76, 137, 138, 139 Pasinski, T: MT '71 , 49 Patrick, Mr. Dennis, 25, 120 Patterson, Mr. Richard, 25 Peck, J: El 71, 49 Pellegrino, Bro. Gerald, 25 Pena, S: Dr '70, 60 Prendiville, Fr. Thomas, 10,11 Peritik , Me '70, so Perez, A: Au '71, 69 Perez, J: Dr '71, 49 Perez, L: E1 '72, 36, 118 Perez, S: BT '69, 76 Peron, M: El '72 49 Peterson, J: Me 72, 36 Petruui, A: BT '70, 60, 162 Phillips, E: MT '71, 49, 118 Phillips, V: MT '70, 60, 118 Piering, K: Au '71, 49 Pineda, D: BT '72, 36 Pineda, F: Me '71, 49 Pirman, F: BT '69, 76, 111 Plonowski, T: BT '72, 36, 132 Porter, M: Dr '72, 36, 132 Portney, M: E1 '72, 36 Pratt, W: Au '71, 49 Prenovost, D: Me '70, 60, 110, 168 Priga, C: El '69, 77, 130, 131, 138, 139, 148, 150, 153 Quinn, M: BT '72, 36, 132 Quiroga, R: Dr '70, 60 Ramirez, R: Ph '71, 49 Ramos, A: Dr '71, 49 Ramos, F: Dr '72, 37 Rankin, D: BT '72, 37 Rasor, Bro. John, 25 Rasura, J: Ph '72, 37 Rausin, C: Me '72, 37 Rechsteiner, G: El '69, 77 Rector, M: E1 '72, 37 Recupero, R: Me '72, 37 Reda, Bro. james, 25 Reese, Bro. Richard, 25 Regan, P: Dr '71, 49 Regner, Bro. William, 26 Renner, Mr. Donald, 26 Reppert, M: MT '72, 37 Resurreccion, Mr. Richard, 25 Reyes, F: Me '71, 49, 160 Reyes,J: Dr '69, 77, 146 Reyes, J, BT '71, 50 Reyes, R: El '72, 37, 160, 162 Reza, Bro. joseph, 26 Rice, Mr. William, 26 Richens, G: Au '69, 77 Richard, J: MT '70, 60 Richardson, J: Me '72, 37 Ries, H: ME '72, 37 Riley, P: Ph '70, 58, 60, 168 Robinson, P: Dr '69, 77 Robinson, W: E1 '70, 61, 113, 120, 133, 138, 139 Robitaille, T: Me '70, 61, 148, 149 Robles, E: Ph '72, 37 Robles, Mr. Felix, 17 Roche, M: El '72, 37 Rodarte, R: Mt '71, 50 Rodriguez, F: El '69, 77 Rodriguez, R: E1 '72, 37 Rodriguez, W: Dr '70, 61, 121 Rodighiero, M: El '71, 50, 118 Roide, M: Ph '71, 50 Rojas, D: MT '71, 50 Roldam, R: El '70, 61 Romine, B: Dr '72, 37 Romine, S: MT '69, 77 Rose, Br. Robert, 26 Ross, J: El '71, 50, 138, 139 Roy, M: MT '7O,61 Rucker, D: Me '72, 37, 132 Rueff, O: El '72, 37 Ruiz, G: El '72, 37, 138, 139 Ruiz, M: ME 72, 37 Russ, D: El '69, 77, 130, 148, 156 Russey, J: E1 '69, 77, 158 Ryan, D: Me '72, 38 Ryan, R: Au '72, 37 Ryan, T: Dr '70, 61 Rygiol, M: E1 '70, 61, 116, 148, 168 Saavedra, Bro. Patrick, 26 Saeli, P: E1 '72, 38, 118 Saiki, D: El '71, 50, 160, 161 Salazar, L: Me '72, 38 Salazar, F: Me '71, 50 Salvini, J: BT '72, 38 Salumbides, C: Ph '71, 50 Sanchez, A: Dr '70, 91, 118 Sandoval, T: Dr '69, 78 Sanoki, D: MT '72, 38 Santillanes, T: Ph '71, 50, 120 Saracho, J: Au '71, 50, 150 Saucedo, J: MT '72, 38 Sauvageau, R: Dr '71, 50, 110, 129 Sauvageau, T: BT '69, 78, 146, 168 Schafer, T: MT '71, 51, 150 Scherr, S: Ph '72, 38, 163 Schilif, R: E1 '72, 38 Schmitz, P: MT '71, 50 Schmitz, J: BT '72, 38 Schindeler, R: Dr '70, 61 Schneider, Mr Avery, 26 Schneider, J: Au 71, 50 Schoneman, F: Au 71, 50 Schultheis, S: El '72, 38 Schultz, D: MT '70, 61 Schwanbeck, M: E1 '70, 61, 133 Scocozza, Ag Dr '72, 38 Scott, M: MT '70, 61, 167 Sedillo, D: Ph '71, 51, 160 Sedillo, M: Me '72, 38, 161 Secovitch, R: BT '72, 38 Seleque, J: El '72, 38 Sergie, M: MT '72, 38 Serrano, Mr. Louis, 26, 125 Shaffer, J: Au '71, 98 Shaffer, Mr. Vernon, 26, 117 Schaffer, R: E1 '70, 61, 133 Sharpe, K: E1 '70, 61, 113 Sheaffer, A: Au '72, 38 Sheaffer, P: Me '72, 38 Shereper, K: El '69 Sierra, M: Au '71, 51, 118 Simons, Mr. Marie, 16 Skratulia, J: Dr '70, 61 Skratulia, M: Au '72, 38 Small, Mr. George, 17 Smith, S: MT '70, 61 Smith, J: El '72, 38, 132 Smith, Mr. Kenneth, 26 Spang, M: MT '70, 62 Spencer, F: Me '71, 51 Spritzer, B: Dr '71, 51, 112 Staffa, M: Dr '72, 38 Staples, D: El '69, 78 Steichen, Fr. Raymond , 27 Steinbaugh, K: Bl '72, 38, 150 Stella, P: Me '70, 62 Sterling, D: El '72, 39 Stetina, K: MT '70, 69 Stevens, P: Ph '72, 39 Stevens, M: Dr '69, 78 Stobie, J: MT '72, 39 Stone, Bro. Terry, 27 Stone, D: Me '70, 62 Strain, M: Me '72, 39 Strasser, Mr. Leo, 27, 120 Strickland, R: Au 69, 78 Sullivan, E: Me '72, 39, 132 Sullivan, B: El '70, 62, 113, 116 Sumida, MT '72, 39 Sumner, J: E1 '71, 51, 147, 162 Sunyich, G: El '72, 39 Sunyich, G: El '69, 78, 138 Sutherland, R: Au '70, 62 Suzuki, K: Ph '71, 51 Swanson, T: Me '71, 51 Swart, W: MT '71, 51 Swart, F: MT '72, 39 Swift, P: Ph '69, 98, 139 Szynkar, T: El '70, 62, 168 Tamosuinas, D: Me '71, 51 Tani, A: MT '72, 39 Tani, R: El '70, 62, 113, 120 Tate, P: Dr '70, 62 Tavano, R: Dr '72, 39 Terrell, E, El '69, 78 Thommes, J: El '70, 62, 98, 116, 117 Tkach, G: MT '72, 39 Tomita., Mr. Tom, 27 Tomblins, D: Dr '70, 62, 118,135 Toth, F: El '71, 51 Totten, J: Ph '72, 39,160 Tovey, M: Dr '70, 62 Tovey, S: Me '71, 51 Traeger, D: MT '71, 51 Traulsen, Mr. Robert, 27 Trepanier, D: Ph '70, 62 Trepanier, M: BT '72, 39, 132 Troncale, Mr. Anthony, 27, 154, 156, 159, 164 Trujillo, L: Dr '72, 39 Tulacz, J: El '70, 62, 113, 138, 139 Twardos, A: E1 '72, 39 Uro, M: Dr '69, 78, 148 Vaccariello, S: Ph '72, 39, 116, 146 Vaccariello, J: E1 '70, 62, 116, 146, 148, 153 Valenzuela, Jaime, Dr '71, 51, 118, 119 Valenzuela, Javier: Dr '71, 51, 118 Valiquette, J: El '71, 51, 162 Vallee, R: El '70, 62 Vargas, E: Dr '72, 39 Vargas, J: Me '72, 40, 16, 32 Vasquez, A: Ph '70, 63, 115, 168 Vega, E: Dr '71, 51, 160 Vega, F: R '72, 40 Vega, I-l: Au '70, 63 Vega, Bro. Luis, 27 Vela, A: BT '72, 40, 132 Vella, G: MT '71, 51 Vermillion, R: BT '72, 40 Venti, G: Au '72, 40, 118 vidaurri, E: Me '70, 63 vidaum, R: Me '70, 63 Villareal, A: BT '71, 51, 146 Vogel, J: Ph '69, 79 Walker, B: E1 '70, 63, 113, 120, 13 , 138, 139 Walter, R: El '71, 51, 118 Walder, B: Dr '72, 39, 118 Wallace, P: Au '70, 63 Waller, R: El '72, 40 Ward, Most. Rev. John, 9 Waterworth, G:Au '69, 79, 118, 1 Watson, J: Me '70, 63 Weber, M: MT '70, 63, 148 Weller, B: Me '72,40 Weller, T: Me '72,40 Wertz, R: MT '72,4O,118 Wentworth, R: El '71,51 Wesser, D: Ph '72,40 Westbrook, K: Au '70, 63 Whinnery, G: Au '72,4O Whinnery, R: Au '70, 63 Wierchucki, A, Ph '72, 40 Wierma, P: Me '70, 48, 63, 168 Wil11,J:E.l'71, 51, 116 Williams, R: Me '70, 63, 116 Windmiller, R: Me '71, 51 Winters, P: Dr '72, 40 Wirtz, Bro. John, 27 Wisda, L: Me '72, 40 Wisniewski, E: Me '70, 63, 113 wisniewski, A:Me '69, 79, 138, 139 Witt, M:Me '72, 40 Woerz, Bro. 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